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PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 5,1975 Washington Window Rockefeller Takes Hard Line on Congress

By CLAY F. RICHARDS cooked up the speech idea at a Rockefeller’s list was more aid killed-liquidated—well, I think that had allowed 38,000 Jews to This jeopardizes America’s into the Middle East. “It’s not a hard line I’m WASHINGTON (UPI) - State Department lunch with to South Vietnam. He said the people ought to know where emigrate from Russia. But now attem pts to convince South —The deadline set by taking,” he insisted. “It’s a tell Nelson A. Rockefeller has Kissinger earlier in the day. Congress had made a “moral the responsibility lies,” there are none, he said. American nations to improve Congress for cutting off aid to it like it is line.” dropped his self-imposed low “I didn’t clear the sp^h commitment” for an additional Rockefeller told newsmen. —The same bill which in­ relations with Cuba, Turkey. Rockefeller said the "It raises a whole lot of &nttt0 fcalb prohle image as vice president. with Henry, I just told him what $300 million which was needed Rockefeller’s list of con­ cluded a restriction aimed St Rockefeller said. cutoff not only threatens settle­ issues we don’t want to face, Surprisingly, Rockefeller’s I wanted to say, and went over “for small arms and ammuni­ gressional interference in­ Arab oil pifoducers. ’The restric­ - ’Threats by Congress to cut ment of the Cyprus situation, but at least by raising them, we first major power move as the the list of areas where I feel tion to fight off a Communist cluded; tions angered South American off aid to Portugal has resulted but endangers our relations know what will happen if we MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 108 Manchester—A City of Village Charm 41st vice president was not in Congress is jeopardizing his takeover.” —The trade bill denying oil producers Venezuela ahd in jeopardizing American air with Turkey, “the only strong don’t,” Rockefeller said. “I TWENTY PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS the domestic fieid — where ability to negotiate,” “If we don’t (provide the aid) favored nation status to Russia. Ecuador, who pulled out of the bases in the Azores. The bases NA’TO country that stands in wasn’t trying to attack anyone, President Ford had carved out Rockefeller said. and the communists take over Before this restriction, spring meeting of Latin are critical, he said, as a the way of Soviet intervention I was just trying to analyze the a rote for him—but on foreign The first item on and there are a million people Kissinger had negotiated a plan American foreign ministers. stopover for American supplies in the Middle East.” realities.” policy. The ‘ occasion for Rockefeller’s move was a Looting in Peru routine Repubiican dinner in New Jersey .iast week. ’The speech had been bilted as a routine potitical pep tatk, and both the $250-a-ptate guests and newsmen were surprised when Follows Riots Rockefetler came out swinging. 20% OFF U.S.D.A. CHOICE His target was Congress, LIMA (UPI) — Army troops fired on which he said has intruded in bands of young looters who roamed dreds of curious trying to find out what “dozens of areas” where the through the downtown streets of Lima happened on Wednesday. News of the dis­ turbances had been blocked by a news Ford administration’s “em- today in the aftermath of a police strike blackout. misary of peace” Henry that escalated into full scale rioting. Kissinger is trying to negotiate. CARLOAD BEEF SALE! There were no official reports of About the only shops open in the down­ Sounding a littte bit iike the casualties. Unofficial counts of the dead in town area were bakeries. Long lines of old cold warrior he used to be, Wednesday’s 16 hours of riots ranged up to shoppers formed outside. Some groceries Rockefetter said if Congress HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO STOCK THE FREEZER WITH THE KIND OF REEF W E'RE FAMOUS FOR.AND SAVE! at least 30. also opened. isn’t careful, there will be war Soon after the seven-hour overnight Special police units were brought in from Peru’s central Andes mountain in the Middle East. curfew was lifted bands of demonstrators range, where the Civil Guard keeps an an­ “The one thing this country r TOP r ■■IF ROUND T BOTTOM "^Porterhouse Y \ BIIF CHUCK headed into the downtown area, littered has to dread is war in the Mid­ SIRLOIN with the debris of looting, burning and tisubversive unit, to keep looters in check, dle East,” he told reporters ROUND TIP ROUND or BLADE stoning. police sources said. later on Air Force II returning STEAK Under the state of siege imposed by the A considerable part of Lima’s own Civil S T iA K STEAK STEAK T-Done Steak Guard garrison had joined the police from New Jersey. BEEF LOIN STEAK left-wing military government BEEF ROUND FORMERLY TOP SIRLOIN BEEF ROUND BEEF LOIN Rockefeller, who had Wednesday, all constitutional rights were strike, which was smashed Wednesday in the predawn tank raid. previously confined his role to S A V E 40* SA V E 40* S A V E 40* SA V E 40* S A V E 40* SA V E 20* suspended. A meeting of even two persons presiding over the Senate and in the street was prohibited. The government has issued a series of making such ceremonial oc­ TTie government decreed a' national stern warnings, prohibiting “any citizen to LB. LB. meet with any other,” giving troops and casions as the truck driver of M . 5 9 LB. M . 5 9 M . 5 9 n . 5 9 LB. , M . 3 9 LB. LB. holiday today and ordered all citizens to police the right to search homes at will, the year award, apparently stay out of the downtown area. and permitting arrests without judges’ However, looters, most of them young, orders. These came as part of the r picked through the rubble of stores burned BONELESS BONELESS r ^ BOTTOM TOP Wednesday and carried off what few ar­ nationwide state of siege declared for the ticles remained in the shattered buildings. first time by the six-year-old military CHUCK SHOULDER GROUND government. CHUCK ROUND ROUND Heavily-armed police brought in from SOCIAL STEAK The violence began before dawn STEAK STEAK BEEF CHUCK ROAST ROAST ROAST the interior regions of the country to beef BEEF UNDERBLADE FORMERLY LONDON BROIL BIEF Wednesday with a brief and bloody clash SECURITY FORMERLY CALIFORNIA BEEF CHUCK BEEF ROUND BEEF ROUND up army patrols in the city opened fire to disperse the crowds. Witnesses reported between army troops and striking SA VE 32* SA V E 36* S A V E 30* S A V E 30* SA V E 20 (H erald photo by Dunn) S A V E 32* SA V E 34* heavy machine gun and rifle fire during policemen barricaded in a stationhouse. It continued with student activists burn­ the night and the sounds of scattered ing cars and then setting fire to buildings Q. My cleaning lady will not Skating Through Snow at Charter Oak explosions from different parts of the city. M . 2 7 LB. M . 4 3 . M . 0 9 LB. 7» 9 » * LB. 6 9 * LB. M . 2 7 , . * 1 .3 5 LB. ■4 with Molotov cocktails and finally with get a Social Security number so ^ ______/ In a 10-block area downtpwn looting was There IS skating at Charter Oak Park, whether it is supervised or not. skating there Tuesday, but Wednesday’s storm supposedly wiped out large-scale looting of downtown stores and I can report her wages. What so extensive that iron bars had been bent, warehouses. can I do about this? This scene was Wednesday night; the lights were on, but the ice was not skating again until the area is cleared. Park and Rec officials say that large plate glass windows shattered and TIP B o t t o m r o u n ^ RIIF CHUCK r r BONELESS cleared of snow. It matters little to this crowd. ’There was supervised won’t happen today, and the official word is “No Skating.” office bills and receipts strewn about. The violence was the worst since Presi­ Firemen this morning continued to bat­ dent Juan Velasco Alvarado seized power A. If you pay your cleaning RUMP UNDERBLADE CHUCK SHOULDER in a bloodless coup in 1968. lady $50 or more in cash wages ROAST RIB RO AST BEEF tle an intentionally set blaze near Plaza San Martin. Hardly any policemen were seen on the in a calendar quarter of the BEEF ROUND ROAST ROAST ROAST LARGE END ROAST BRISKET FORMERLY TOP SIRLOIN The newspaper El Correo, whose offices streets all day, but army troops in tanks year, you must report her BEEF ROUND FORMERLY CALIFORNIA BEEF UNDERBLADE 6/7 RIBS BEEF CHUCK FLAT OR MIDDLE CUTS NEWS wages even though she does not S A V E 36* SA V E 36* S A V E 30* S A V E 30* S A V E 30* SA V E 34* Worried About Their Jobs, were gutted in another blaze Wednesday and armored cars swept through the down­ have a Social Security number. SA V E 30* CAPSULES along with those of El Ojo, published an town area, shooting heavy rifles, tear gas In making your quarterly ear­ emergency edition on the presses of La grenades and bursts of machine-gun fire to nings report for her, give her LB. Prensa. Both El Correo and El Ojo were break up groups of rioters. n . 4 3 M . 4 3 . M . 0 9 . n . 0 9 LB. * 1 . 1 9 . LB. * 1 .2 9 LB. full name and address and the V. * 1 .3 5 Jackson To Declare among six newspapers expropriated by A Red Cross ambulance driver said that amount you paid her in cash WASHINGTON (UPI) - Washington Americans Rush to Pay Debts the Peruvian government last July. he saw five corpses and carried dozens of wages. Also you should note on Sen. Henry Jackson, a front-runner for the Newspaper stands were mobbed by hun­ wounded. the form that your employe 1976 Democratic presidential nomination, By United Press International followed a $402 million drop in FO O D C L U B CANNED 3 LB. CAN I 5 LB. CAN since last March when the rate began refuses to furnish her Social KRAFT IMITATION BOUNTY LESTOIL makes his formal announcement tonight. American consumers, worried about November. It was the first time total con­ Security number. SALAD Jackson purchased five minutes of possibly losing their jobs, are paying off its historic climb to a record 12 per cent by TOWELS sumer credit has fallen twp straight fail. LIQUID television time from CBS to gain a their debts at a record rate. months since May and June, 1958. *4.29 *6.99 The lower prime rate —the interest Q. My husband and I both get MAYONNAISE OIL JUMBO ASST. HAMS national audience for his declaration. The Federal Reserve Board said Roads Still Hazardous Over-all the installment credit, which in­ banks charge their most creditworthy cor­ monthly Social Security retire- J4 OZ. B O T T LE WHITE* DECORATOR IS OZ. B O T T L E Jackson’s entry would leave one major Wednesday consumer borrowing fell by a cludes loans for automobiles, other con­ PCRRI porate customers —reflects a sharp ment checks and have HOTOR SWEET $1.49 element missing- Gov, George Wallace of record $877 million in December. 32 OZ. Italian Sausaqe sumer goods and home repairs, fell $814 decline in business loans since the reces­ Medicare coverage. Last week, Alabama, whose 1972 campaign ended in a "It’s a p i c a l recession response,” said In Wake of Snowstorm million in December. Non-installment sion deepened. a man who said he was from JA R ^ Speedi Cut Ham s $1.59 crippling assassination attempt. Wallace, Richard (^ay, an economist specializing in credit, including single payment loans, The Federal Reserve Bank, the nation’s Social Security stopped in to see still not declared, is in the front rank of debt at Morgan Guaranty in New York. charge accounts and service credit, was By DOUG BEVINS crews continued “slushing off” work •OLOONA-PAP‘OLIVE 4 0 Z . money manager, has sought to drive down us and tried to talk us into C O O K E D s a l a m i PKO. potential Democratic candidates. “People are very concerned about the off $ ^ million for the month. Most schools reopened in Manchester throughout the day. Gem Cold Cuts 49c the prime rate by putting more money at TABBY TENDER BITS state of their personal finances and want A number of minor accidents were taking out an additional health CHOCOLATE lOOZ. OEM In a related move, Morgan Guaranty, and surrounding towns today, but driving F O R M E R L Y cheaper rates into the commercial CHIP PKO. Tomasso Fights Subpoena to get monthly payments down in anticipa­ reported in the area during this morning’s insurance policy. Does Social CO O KIE M IX Smoked Shoulder Roast D A IS Y R O L L $1.29. the nation’s fifth largest bank, cut its was still hazardous in the aftermath of a CAT HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) - New Bri­ tion of a higher rate of unemployment and banking system. Security sell health insurance MEDIUM GRAIN prime rate for business loans to 8Y4 per heavy winter storm which left the area commuter rush hour. Some of the early C O LO N IA L tain contractor Angelo Tomasso Jr. is The easier monetary policy is designed mishaps occurred on Lenox St., Cooper to supplement Medicare? JUICE Polish Ring Sausage C R Y 0 V A C . $1.29 lower personal income.” cent from 9 per cent, giving it the lowest with up to seven inches of snow. taking the Connecticut legislature to court to give a moderate stimulus to the FOOD CLUB RICE ALL VARIETIES 44 OZ. BOTTLE The December decline in outstanding in­ rate of any major baidc in the nation. The heavy snow, which stopped falling St., and Tolland Tpke., police reported. C O L O N IA L C H U N K in a battle to keep secret his federal in­ stallment and non-installment credit economy by making more money in Manchester Wednesday afternoon, was The National Weather Service at A. No. 'The Social Security ad­ | R E C . a FAMILY STYLE 'fHe prime rate has not been at 8% TOPCO LOW - PHOSPHATE Liverwurstor Bologna 99C. come tax records on a disputed million- available for business expansion which, in ministration does not sell blamed for at least one local fatality. Bradley International Airport, Windsor HEAVY 4«OZ. dollar lease he holds with the state. turn, would create new jobs. Sylvio Girardin, 59, of 147 Brookfield St., Locks, measured 7.3 inches of snow health insurance to supplement DETERGENT DUTY •OX 6 . 79 Beef or Deli Plump Franks ..99c A Superior Court order obtained this Prices on the stock market soared suffered an apparent heart attack at mid­ Wednesday and an additional 1.1 inches by Medicare. The man who visited week requires legislative leasing in­ Wednesday in response to the Fed’s you appears to be an impostor. day while starting a snowblower. He was 10 a.m. today. vestigators to show why a subpoena for lowering of interest rates for loans to Social Security representatives Oscar Mayer Bacon $1.59 Ford Summons Aides pronounced dead on arrival at Manchester The cause of Wednesday’s snow, a Tomasso’s records should be honored. member banks. Memorial Hospital at 12:05 p.m. (See winter storm which originate in the Gulf have identification cards, OSCAR The Dow Jones industrial average, r MAYER ’The order requires subcommittee chief of Mexico, headed out of Connecticut showing their picture and other U.S. NO. 1 - LOOSE TRCPICANA 100% FLORIDA Breakfast Pork Sausage $1.49 obituary on Page 10.) FRESH FANCY counsel H. William Shure to argue the which lost 3.37 points Tuesday, gained 9.78 TOP FROST Manchester’s Howell Cheney Technical Wednesday night. Today’s forecast, identifying information. SNOW-WHITE ORANGE JUICE ox .. For Strategy Talks points to 717.85. case in Superior Court in New Britain on however, called for another low pressure Always ask them for identifica­ YELLOW School was apparently the only area K IT C H E N W INDO W .WAMBAHM'C.M.r. tTVU "OUI" Feb. 14. White House Press Secretary Ron system to move into Connecticut from tion and if you are not satisfied, BREAD DOUGH PKO.OF3.UOZ. LOAVES school which remained closed today. Nessen said President Ford expects rapid New York this afternoon. call your local Social Security MUSHROOMS DINNERS IMPORTED DANISH WHITE OR YELLOW Wednesday, most school districts in cen­ ONIONS MRS. Pleads Guilty growth in the Gross National Product in The weathermen said the new storm QUART BOX CHICKEN • TURKEY SMITH'S As Defeats Mount tral Connecticut canceled classes. office. "WINTER KEEPING" CHERRY PIE Rhode Island Representative George F. 1976. But Treasury Secretary William BEEF ROILED AMERICAN Manchester highway crews had to pjow may generate light snow this afternoon TOP McDonald Jr., D-Cranston changed his' Simon said too rapid a recovery from the Q. I own a small vending MEAT LOAF FROST local streets twice W^nesday as the snow and tonight. Friday’s forecast is for BROCCOLI CUTS plea frpm innocent to guilty. The charge is business which I operate part SALISBURY STEAK HAM CHEESE WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford progress is made in Cyprus peace recession could produce even worse infla­ piled up during the day. Five trucks were 'loudy weather, with another chance of CELESTE ♦ OZ. soliciting a bribe. He still faces a second summoned his top economic advisers to negotiations. But Congress was unlikely to tion. time. Do I have to pay Social 79* SAUSAGE PIZZA BAMBINO P K O . > working throughout the night on sanding :asional flurries. 3 29* 11 OUNCE PKG. count of the same charge. . Security contributions on my the White House for strategy talks today change its mind, and Ford said the ad­ operations, as the area received additional U.S. FANCY - NATIVE SWEET TASTING - FLORIDA HOWARD 4 0 Z . The maximum sentence for the charge as his disputes with the heavily ministration “will comply fully with the earnings from the business? FRIED CLAMS JOHNSON PKO. accumulations of about an inch of snow — a misdemeanor — is one year imprison­ Democratic 94th Congress mounted. law.” The Weather and freezing rain covered roads with ice. A. You are required to pay BIRDS ment and/or a $1,000 fine. MACINTOSH HONEY TASTI FRIES EYE n .99 n .29 Among tl]e disputes were food stamps —No less than two dozen House Highway Supt. John Burchill said The Lottery Social Security contributions if for the poor, military aid for 'Turkey and Cloudy with chance of occasional snow Wednesday plowing operations were com­ your net earnings from the TOP 12 OZ. Colonial Baked Ham Republicans made speeches Wednesday COOKED SQUASH FROST PKOS. Suspect Killed the first step in F o ^ ’s energy-economy tonight, with lows 15 to 20 except in the 20s plicated by minor equipment breakdowns business are at least $400 for a APPLES TANGERINES criticizing Ford’s proposed $52 billion The winning number drawn today in the ZV." MINIMUM LARGE SIZE NOVA OR ALASKAN A suspected robber was shot by the program — a tariff on imported oil. LoxSale budget deficit for the next fiscal year. Sen. along the shore. Mostly cloudy Friday and the presence of parked cars and weekly Connecticut State Lottery is 60 — taxable year. owner of a fur shop who he was apparently trucks on downtown streets. Among those conferring with Ford were Barry Goldwater, R-Xriz., called Ford’s with a chance of snow flurries inland, with Yellow — 109. The bonus number was FRESHLY AAAOE trying to rob last night in New Haven. The highs mostly in the 30s. Temperatures were up slightly at mid­ Q. I live on a small farm and Shrimp Salad Treasury Secretary William Simon, budget “complete disaster.” 260989. have net earnings of about $700 3 “ ’ 4 9 * robber, Lemuel Cnidup, 27, of New Haven day today, melting the ice, and highway HOOD'S IM % FLORIDA died of multiple gunshot wounds in Yale- economic counselor William Seidman, Ford planned to spend the rest of this a year from working it. I also TOP SPRED ORANGE JUICE 44 OZ. CONTAINER Sable Pieces chairman Arthur Bums of the Federal JU IC Y S W E E T New Haven Hospital early today. week in Washington — with perhaps a work part of the year at a local F L O R ID A . TEMPLE ORANGES MARGARINE lOOZ. Olive Salad A SP^CIALTYI Reserve Board and Federal Energy Ad­ weekend at Camp David, Md., — before factory and earn about $6,600. PKO. 89C WISPRIDE SHARP REFILLS ministrator Frank Zarb. embarking again on his travels to seek Should I report my farm ear­ 1 LB. QUARTERS Cancer Research F L O R ID A 'S B E S T Carando Genoa Salami support for his energy and economic nings for Social Security? JUICE ORANGES LARGE SIZE.OOZ. BOSTON (UPI) — Harvard University’s Here is how the controversies stood: AMERICAN CHEESE o r ' y e 'l l o w ' p’ k* o' 79C —In the past two days. Congress has proposals. U.S. EXTRA FANCY RED OR GOLDEN Carando Slicing Pepperoni medical school and the Monsanto Com­ A. Yes. You should report pany of St. Louis today will announce a $23 voted to block for the rest of this year He will fly to Houston Monday for your earnings from farm self SHARP 10 OZ. Freshly Sliced Roast Beef Ford’s order raising the amount the poor meetings wite Southwestern governors, DELICIOUS APPLES MIN. CHEDDAR STICK WHITE PKO. million cancer research project, the employment if you net $400 or Boston Herald-American said in a must pay to obtain food stamps. Tlie order other regional leaders and Texas oil more a year. You will receive JU M B O SIZE Rothmund German Bologna copyrighted story. was part of Ford’s effort to cut federal executives. After an overnight stay in Social Security credit for your SPANISH ONIONS 2 u s N n . Tile 12-year program will be designed spending. Tlie votes were 374-38 in the Houston, the President will fly to Topeka, combined wages and net ear­ r . "N Griddle Franks n V t' o n m . to support the work of two noted Harvard House and 76-8 in the Senate, more than Kan., for talks with Midwestern governors nings from self employment. CRBSTVIBW II OZ. v : FOOD MART COFFEE RING BUTTERFARM PKO. scientists. Dr. Bert L. Vallee and Dr. M. enough to override a presidential veto. An and a news conference. He has already The amount of Social Security Dutch Family Chicken Roll Judah Folkman, the newspaper reported aide said Ford is not likely fight the ac­ met with Northeastern governors, who WHITE BREAD FARMCRBST 2BOZ.I benefits payable to you and ST, JOSEPH'S 34 COUNT tion. CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN WHITE BREAD BUTTERMAIO LOAFi in its Thursday morning edition. strongly opposed his energy program, and your dependents is based on BOnLE 20 OZ. LOAF Hot BagolS w h er e available The academic-commercial alliance is —The House voted, 309-114, Wednesday with Southern governors in Atlanta, who your record of earnings in 170 COUNT PKG. S U N B E A M supported him. Q-TIPCOnON SWABS PACK believed one of the first of its kind. The to block for 90 days Ford’s $3 a barrel fee employment and self employ­ ASST. DONUTS I FRESH AMERICAN ORIGINAL Herald-American said Harvard’s research Wednesday, Ford met with Pakistan ment covered by Social Securi­ BEACON ASPIRIN 100 COUNT BOTTLE V DRESSED on imported oil, the first step in his L E M O N PERCH FRIED teams would work without interference program to make the country less depen­ Prime Minister Zulfikar All Bhutto and ty. 'The higher you average 3 "^1. TABLE TALK PIES MBR. 89‘ SMELTS TOPCO SACCHARIN looocountbohle FILLETS under the program, and Monsanto would dent on foreign oil. Ford aides are trying promised to give “active consideration’’ monthly earnings, the higher V ______■ PIW tAPPH ■ UM ON . .OITON CRIAM ■ CHOC. CRIAM ■ PUMPKINy CLAMS BOZ. 7QP be able to commercially develop products to marshal votes to preserve the import to Pakistan’s appeal for a lifting of the your benefits will be. EARTHBORN SHAMPOO g r e En a p p l e )5c OFF LABEL BOHLE / O NOTB; tem at w tm ai tar«a all aw cwMtmara. wt rtaarva tM rifM ta llmH aaiat ta akft. at I. Nawaialitailtalafa. Nat rtaaamlWa taf typatrapMKal arrari. « . . 89! from that research for distribution. fee, first in the ^nate and then if U.S. arms embargo against that country. Q. I have hired a woman to 1 09 ____ *1.49. necessary in a veto fight. stay with my mother as a com- I------! " “ ■ Asks Sadat Pledge —Ford Wednesday appealed to Congress panion while she is United Press International to reconsider its action which blocked Stale Vote recuperating from an opera­ 3 0 « O F F I 25« opp j 2 qc o f f € P I 35*DFF I 20*^ OPP ! 10« OFF Egyptian President Anwar Sadat can further military aid to ’Turkey from mid­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The vote by tion. Should I report her ear­ ON 2 LB. VACUUM CAN = make a serious move toward peace by night Wednesday night until substantial New England representatives in which the ON 64 OZ. BOHLE NU SOFT | ON IIS OZ. BOX ARM t HAMMER I ON 20 COUNT PACKAGE | J ON 10 LB. BAG I nings and pay the Social Securi­ J | ON 28 OZ. JAR PETER PAN pledging directly to Israel that Egypt and House, on a 309 to 114 roll call, Wednesday ty taxes on the wages I pay her? FABRIC SOFTENER | j UUNDRY DETER6. { approved a bill that would delay for 90 “:STsrCDFFEE I I HEFTY TRASH BAGS| |G0L0 MEDAL f l o o r ! I rPEANUT c H n u i DBUHER u i i c n | Syria will not start another Middle East A. Yes, if you pay her cash EEO. ■ DRIP - ELEC. PERK I war, according to Prime Minister Yitzhak days President Ford’s oil import tax. WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS.! WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. wages of $50 or more iq a calen­ WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS.! jwiTH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS.! fw iT H THIS COUPON AT FOOD A4ART5.! Voting for were 267 Democrats and 42 GOOD THRU SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 8.1 GOOD THRU SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8. ! WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS* Rabin. dar quarter (three-mont6 I GOOD THRU SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8 .1 | G 0 0 D t h ru SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8.1 ■ g o o d th ru SATURDAY. FEBRUARY B .l Inside Today LIMIT ONE COUPON - I CAN PER| LIMIT ONE COUPON - I BOHLE PER| ■LIMIT ONE COUPON ■ 1 BOX PERI LIMIT ONE COUPON - I PKG. PER| ■ GOOD THRU SATURDAY, FEIRUARY BN Rabin told 600 delegates at the World Republicans. j^FAMILY. ■ LIMIT ONE COUPON ■ I BAG PERI period of the year). For further FAMILY. I ■FAMILY. ■ (FAMILY. I ■ FAMILY. ■ I LIMIT ONE COUPON • 1 JAR PER FAM IIY| Voting against were 16 Democrats and Jewish Congress in Jerusalem Wednesday Old Codger ...... Page 2 information, get in touche with night that Sadat should repeat to Israel the 98 Republicans. I______I Area Profile...... Pages 6,7,16 youf* Social Security office and pledges he has made In speeches in Cairo Connecticut, 4 Democrats 2 Republicans Plows Stay Ahead of Snowstorm ask for the free le ^ e t. Social and Paris. Your Neighbor’s Kitchen...... Page 9 Democrats for: Cotter, Dodd, Giaimo, Security and Your Household “If it is true, it is a serious opening,” Business...... Pages 14,15 Moffett. All town-owned and contracted equipment was out in full moves snow on Main Street to the center of the road — Employes. WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE PRICES EFFECnVE IN MANCHESTER Rabin said. “If he is saying so and fooling Sports...... Pages 11,12,13 Republicans for: McKinney. force Wednesday afternoon and successfully stayed ahead later to be dumped into trucks and hauled away. (Herald MANCHESTER PARKADE the world, it should be unmasked. Thoughts ApLENty...... Page 11 Republicans against; Sarasin. of the snow, sleet and freezing rain. Here a snowplow phbto by Dunn) PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Feb. 6, 1975 MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., Feb. 6,1975— PAGE ’THREE NATIONAl WEATHfl SERVICE FORECAST »• ?AM EST 1-7-75 BOOK HELCO Top Taxpayer MANCHESTER HOSPITAL NOTES ------» REVIEWS • lA T T L r Manchester’s Top 10 Taxpayers U st is successor to First Hartford Realty) — $2,- Discharged Tuesday: Also, Thomas Kerr, 30 Cindy Also, Teresa Norris, Robbie Stronghold, by Stanley Ellia member of Parliament Strug­ still headed by Hartford Electric Ught 774,860, up $102,230 over last year, when it Jacqueline Ennis, 98 Church Lo., but has one newcomer this year. Rd., Ellington; Horace Russell, Rd., Tolland; Martin Riester, (Random House, $8.95) With his gle as he might he cannot was second. St.; Exilda Boucher, East Hart­ Kmuse 343 Highland St.; Melvin Smith, 28 Hillside Rd., South Windsor; stark, smooth prose, Stanley escape. The style is witty, the o u . 10th place is 4. E. Downey, A. Delene, J. McKeown ford; Pearl Daley, 1 Sunset Robert K. Dix et al, owners of the K-Mart 254 Center Rd., Vernon; Roger Elizabeth Stevenson, 97 Main Florist & Greenhousti Ellin tells a story of violence bet­ pace rapid. Unfortunately the and J. Hudson (Fountain Village Lane, Andover; Leon St. Lemire, 15 Tower Rd.; Marion St.; Jason Carey, 533 Wood- ter than most other practi­ ending is too contrived and Mopping Plaza on Spencer St. Off the list Apartments) — $2,717,820, a duplicate of Lawrence, 12 Strant St.; Crossen, 137 N. Elm St.; bridge St.; Stephanie and tioners. But even he falters a bit lacks the skillful irony and rich dODGnATICMS p I j ***® Comers- last year, when it was third. Alexander Gates, 60 Ansaldi Maryann Miller, 621 ^ n c e r Caroline Johnson, North in this tale of a group of ex-con­ humor that glitters through the Caldors Shopping Area was opened is 5. Geri-Care Nursing Center — $2,162,- Rd.; Sandra Reilly, East Hart­ St.; Janet Page, Mansfield Windham; Stephen Varga, 74 victs who hold a (Quaker family rest of the b ^ Charles Schnler, for the real estate he 950, down $43,610 from last year, when it ford; Nancy Pierce, 42 Russell Depot; John Rossi, Manchester Lyness St.; Susan Prisk, for ransont Still he manages to One time O.C. and his buddy owns. Schnier was in 8th place last y e a r- was also fifth. St.; Albert Ouellette, 59 Con­ down to a big feed of chicken connection with the subsoil Manor; Margaret Smith, 561 E. Glastonbury. largest retail growers in MANCHESTER make the events compelling, The Cockatoos, by Patrick were coming down the river asssessed at $1,503,250. Dix, in his 10th 6. Alexander Jarvis real estate (bis cord Rd.; Ralph DeStefano, 22 pie and all that goes with it. water table. Center St. despite the repulsive nature ^ White. (Viking, $&95) Nobelist LO« ANetLCS and about to pass under one of position, is assessed at $1,418,980. name only) — $2,081,400, up $35,350 from Orchard St., Rockville. Minchtster What a gang! Do they come O.C. knows one large white 643-9559 the group’s leader, who also is White offers six stories in Tlie the high highway bridges. Jlj® Top 10 taxpayers account for $24,- last year, when he was also sixth. _____ harteord road.manchestek like that nowadays? oak. It is wide spreading but not the narrator, and the too predic­ (Cockatoos, ranging from short to Forget where it was. ■ 215,158, or about 8.4 per cent, of the $ ^ ,- 7. N.H. Ellis and C.E. Kaplan, real es­ Just one of those fellows had very tall. We are told that tree table plot medium in le n ^ and uniformly ’There was a splash beside the 949,663 Grand List announced last week tate — $1,939,810, a duplicate of last year formerly been casually roots spread as the tops do. One (and still subject to adjustments by the masterful in a sharp writing canoe. Up at the rail was a boy when they were also seventh. lOWItT TIMFIRATURU' acquainted with one of us. Not side of that tree shows that Board of Tax Review). The aggregate for The Spider and the Fly, by style that turns apparently or­ with a little express wagon 8. Connecticut Natural Gas Co. — $1,- 32roperties Ltd. II (the feeling from the reader. lightning storm. now more than half healed. (DPI - Publishers’ Weekly) UFi WEATHER FOTOCAST ^ make him miss. There were F ic tio n While we were there a blind­ A third side that was stripped some near misses that had to be ing flash and deafening crash had not started to heal when Centennial - James A. Mary Cheney turned with a paddle. We knew For Period Ending 7 AM EST Friday. During Thursday night, snow will linger over the hit and exploded a big gas last seen so must have occurred Michener something that he probably did Library Adds storage tank a few blocks away. within a few months before. Magic Show Planned THEATER Something Happened - lower Lakes region and parts of New England. Snow is also in store for sections of the up­ not. ’The thunder from the lightning ’Three hits on one tree over Joseph Heller per Mississippi valley while rain falls across the Northwest and lower Florida. Mostly fair If one of those heavy things SCHEDULE New Books was sharp and loud and im­ many years would indicate it At PTA Dad'Son Night The Seven-Per-Cent Solution weather is forecast elsewhere. Minimum temperatures include; (approx, max readings in coming from that height landed mediately followed by the has excellent connection with - John H Watson, MD. Fiction parenthesis) Atlanta 19 (39), Boston 22 (38), Chicago 4 (18), Dallas 27 (52), Denver 16 (42), on the bottom of the canoe it The “ Wonderful World of PTAs, scout troops, civic “fuff” sound of the gas explo­ ground water. The Ebony Tower -- John Hotchner — Looking for Duluth -17 (5), Houston 26 (57), Jacksonville 35 (55), Kansas City 12 (35), Los Angeles 48 Magic” of Richard Matt, the groups and on TV. Showcase Cinema 1 — would have gone right through, sion, which was not restrained Fowles miracles (63), Miami 55 (74), New Orleans 25 (54), New York 28 (38), Phoenix 46 (71), San Fran­ and O.C. was afraid if that magician, will be presented for He also entertained the public “Earthquake”7:15-9:40 The Pirate - Harold Robbins by enough around it to make a Father-Son night Monday at at last summer’s Greater Hart­ NOTE; Special Late Show Howard — Before my time cisco 43 (60), Seattle 30 (41), St. Louis 8 (29) and Washington 27 (42). happened his new Savage loud report. But the blast of air Lady - Thomas Tryon Langton — Dark Nantucket MARRAKECH COMPANY Buckley School. Refreshments ford Civic Arts Festival at Friday and Saturday 12:10 repeating ^22 rifle would get pressure was pretty strong Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - will be served 6:30 p.m. in the Constitution Plaza in Hartford. Showcase Cinema 2 — noon w.et against us. HOLLYW(X)D (UPD - “The John leCarre cafeteria followed by the “Towering Inferno” 8:00 Locke-Elliott — Going On one trip we were coming We went down the railroad Man Who Would Be K in^ will Harlecpin - Morris West program at 7. Showcase Cinema 3 — Simenon — Betty down past Springfield when tracks to view the wreckage. star Sean Connery, Michael The Dogs of War - Frederick Watson — Six nuns and a O.C.’s buddy saw a fellow he Caine and Oiristopho- Plummer The show will be sponsored ‘‘Freebie and the Bean” 7:25- Heavy steel “I” beams were 9:45 Forsyth shotgun knew at the Co. H. with John Huston directing on by the Buckley PTA. Retired Teachers TV TONIGHT bent like fishhooks. One brick Featured will be a fantasy of Watership Down - Richard Non-Fiction Massachusetts Naval Reserve building was just a cone-shaped location in Marrakech. NOTE: Special Late Show boat house (later it was located surprises, music and a Plan to Organize Adams Armstrong — A collector’s heap. Such a sight makes a long- Friday and Saturday 12:25 Nonfiction history of fans on Water Shops Pond). We were menagerie of cartoon-faced Retired teachers in Nashville M usic ...... 18 Outdoors with Callaway .. 18 lasting respect for lightning. ’This printing test pattern is; Showcase Cinema 4 — “Ab- Strictly Speaking ~ Edwin Barnes — 120 needlepoint 6:00 invited in. balloon animals. The program Manchester will meet Tuesday Hal Stanton Presents...... 22 Movin’ O n ...... 20-22-30 Lightning does some peculiar part of The Herald quality con­ by” 7:45-10:00 Newman design projects N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 As soon as they could reach us will include audience participa­ at 1:30 p.m. in the Community Consumer Survival Kit ... 24 Soundstage ...... 24 things. O.C. has fought several trol program in order to give Burnside Theatre — “The The Palace Guard - Dan Cushion — Animals in pottery B e w itch e d ...... 5 the guys had grabbed all our tion. Room of the First Federal New Treasure H unt ...... 30 10:30 forest fires started by lightning. you one of the finest Godfather Part H” 8:00 Rather and Gary Paul Gates and porcelain The Untouchables...... 9 duffle and taken it up into the Matt began his career 30 Savings Bank on W. Middle The Champions...... 18 Truth or Consequences ... 8 Nets ...... 9 When the ground is very dry it newspapers in the nation. years ago on his front porch, Tpke. All Things Bright and Day — The complete book of club house and took the canoe to is a poor conductor of electrici­ The Honeymooners...... 20 Iro n sid e ...... 9 M e d ix ...... 18 a rack high and dry. Nothing vanishing pennies for the The purpose of the meeting is Beautiful - James Herriot stencil-craft ty but the sap system of a tree Vernon Cinema 1 — “The Electric Company ...... 24-57 Dick Van Dyke ...... 18 1 1 : 0 0 neighborhood kids. The Great to form a local organization to The Bermuda Triangle -- Drabble — Arnold Bennett; a would do but we must stay over­ Night Porter” 7:15-9:15 Bonanza ...... 40 Sounding Board ...... 20 is an easy path for lightning. So Blackstone was his inspiration cooperate with the Connecticut Charles Berlitz with J. Manson biography N e w s...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 night with them. Cinema 2 — ‘‘Play It Again Great Decisions...... 24 Best of Groucho ...... 5 trees act like lightning rods and ,C F E D C to become a stage magician. and Hartford County Retired Valentine Ege — Baloons and airships 6:30 They hung a spare hammock Sam” 7:30; “Blazing Saddles” To Tell the Truth ...... 30 the wet roots as conductors for He has traveled with the USO Teachers’ Associations, initiate Tales of Power - Carlos A. 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A much shorter equipment which he uses to notified of the meeting is in­ tor, best supporting actress The W a lto n s...... 3 12:30 fellows left for uptown. Soon UA East 3 — “Challenge To The Manory Book - Harry Andy Griffith Show — — 5 one near by may have a better ' entertain at department stores, vited to attend. Plowden — Commonplace Dealer's Choice ...... 5 Joe Franklin Show ...... 9 after they retusned we all sat Be Free” 5:00-7:00-9:00 Lorayne and Jerry Lucas 7:30 Raffaelli — Early American Barney M iller ...... 8-40 A Bridge Too Far - Ctomelius Land of the Three ...... 3 crafts Rangers vs. F ly e r s ...... 9 Ryan Hogan's Heroes...... 5 Reid — Marie Curie Come to Life ...... 18 The Ultra Secret - Frederick Jeopardyl ...... 8 Winterbotham Riccio — The weighing game Mac Davis Show ... 20-22-30 and how to win without getting Bill Moyers Journal ... 24-57 sick or going broke 8:30 No Inflarion Here! 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CIOHO WadnMday B28-1BB4 a 176 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD M^C H ESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., Feb. 6,1975 — PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Feb. 6, 1975 Ittaurlu'strr tim uun Hiraih State Won’t Reimburse Town Directors Table For Rent, Renovations SCENE FROM HERE Day Care Center Plea OPINION ^ ______By SOL R. COHEN One of the agenda items dis­ the store. The offer was made clear that the board will have to provide medical and social VERIZONVERNON cussed Tuesday night by the counseling. to lease the space for $25,000 a comply entirely with fire and If t* Verne Manchester Board of Directors, Vernon Board of year. building code requirements or Philosophically Speaking... Handling arrangements for Educatioh-PentsiMucatioh-«e(^ space for the and tabled for more study, con- iVo Free Rides The ad hoc committee, get out of the building. cerns a request from MCC is Herbert Bandes and for chool system^ i school system^ administrative headed by William Houle, a The ad hoc committee will be the Community Services Coun­ offices it would not be reim­ Manchester Community The sheer magnitude of the and state funded programs if for no nriember of the Board of Ekluca- making a recommendation to I was shoveling snow from our front, enough of it so that when I back out with cil, Joy Van Cleef. bursed by the state for any of College and a companion tion, has been working on the entire board Monday night. sidewalk when a neighbor drove by.. my car, its wheels make a path and follow request from the Manchester Because of the ramifications proposed nearly $1 billion a ddy other reason than “if we don’t take the rental charges or proposals to renovate the East It is not likely that the Grant’s “Be careful,” he shouted. it into the street. Then I go in and out of Community Services Council. of the proposal, the expenses in­ renovations. Dr. Robert federal budget is beyond most of us, the money, someone else will.” School building on Park St. offer will be considered due to “I’m always careful,” I shouted back. the driveway several times to widen that volved and the posssibility the Linstone, assistant superinten­ yet it will affect each of us as As people and towns we are which now houses the ad­ the expenses that would be in­ He and I were talking about two path. MCC, which sponsors a day town may be required to be a dent of schools, said this mor­ ministrative offices. volved in renovating the different things. |- care center at Center partner in the day care center taxpayers and as recipients of federal agreeable pawns in any political game ning. I’ll admit there’s a hazard attached to ’The building is in violation of building for school purposes. He meant I should be careful not to my method. More times than not, my car Congregational Church for operation, the directors in­ programs in some form or another. • which promises more and more Dr. Linstone said he, several state safety regulations Dr. Linstone said it would exert myself too much. skids into a snowbank. But, if one insists faculty and students, wants dicated they need more infor­ architect Richard Lawrence, I meant I shovel snow carefully — not town permission to utilize It is this gap between the role of coupled with the implication that which must either be corrected mean changing from a retail about being philosophical about things, mation. and members of the ad hoc or the building will be closed. haphazardly and never hit and miss or space for it in the Teen Center outlet to a public building and one must assume the hazards, I suppose: They asked Bandes to meet taxpayer and the role of recipient we someone else will pay for it. committee studying the matter swish, swish. Building in the former Nike The ad hoc committee met the cost would be substantial. Once, when my son was home from with Town Manager Robert of administrative space made a With me, a sidewalk has to be complete­ Site, now Manchester recrea­ think the President was speaking So when the President or anyone earlier this week with Robert Houle said that subleasing college, I didn’t even bother to shovel a Weiss, so that they might pin­ tour of the W. T. Grant Store in Langer of the state Education space is money down the drain ly free of snow — every part of it and not path in the driveway. I left it for him to do. tion area. MCC is offering to about when he asked cooperation of else talks about controlling the “un­ the limits and the cost. Rockville to see if it is suitable Department’s Bureau of School because it would leave the just a path through it. That’s what I call When a couple of teen-agers rang the share maintenance expenses Congress to help bring some “so- controllable” programs in our federal for such use. Buildings to review the board without administrative careful shoveling. I do it with the same bell and offered to shovel the entire for the building and for the out­ Clarification has been asked The proposal to lease the painstaking care an engineer gives to his door piay area. for an informal opinion by Town called ‘uncontrollable’ programs back budget, state budget, or even town proposed renovation of East space when the lease expires in driveway for a ridiculously low sum, I store was made by Edward T. projects. Counsel Wil'iam Broneill, School. 1983. held firm. The Manchester Community into line.” budget, what we are talking about is Smith, real estate manager for So why am I so careless about shoveling relative to using the old Nike Houle said Langer made it Architect Lawrence has es­ “Sorry,” I said, "My son is home from Services Council is backing the the driveway? I don’t know, unless it’s Site for a day care center. But Congress faces a more difficult controlling our individual greed. No timated it would cost some college. He’ll do it.” MCC request and is recommen­ because there’s so much more of it. Broneill declared it is his infor­ $500,000 to bring the E ast Whatever made me think just because ding expansion of the Day Care task than merely accepting presiden­ matter what political party you mal ruling the area was School building into full com- he was home from college and catching up Center. Under its proposal, the Just as I take an engineer’s approach to designated for recreation only tial recommendations. belong to, the fact remains pliance with state on his sleep he’d shovel the driveway? center would service the entire clearing a sidewalk, I take a philosopher’s when it was purchased for $50,- requirements. The state would After all, he’s not an engineering major. community, would guarantee A case in point is the President’s governmental budgets reflect our approach to cleaning the driveway. 000 from the federal govern­ reimburse the town 50 per cent In fact, now that I Uiink of it, he’s a day care services for 25 proposal to cut back $17 billion in collective fiscal responsibility or More times than not, I shovel just ment. His ruling is being dis­ of this cost because it is a town phiiosophy .major. Manchester residents, would POLICE REPORT puted by the Community Ser­ federal spending, $6 billion of which irresponsibility. building. provide hot meals, and would vices Council. affects retired people and low income No president or Congress will "t ^ - MANCHESTER juries. Accidents occurred on people. balance a budget until we individually Arrests made or summonses Hilliard St., Birch St., Main St., issued by Manchester Police Even if the majority of con­ and collectively demand a balanced Hartford Rd., Center St., and Art Professor Speaks Wednesday included: Wyllys St. COUPON gressmen were to privately agree that one, and until we, individually and • Robert J. Oswell, 18, of 207 • Several two-car accidents, To Cosmopolitan Club such a cutback would be the best in collectively, make the unequal, un­ Center St., charged Wednesday with little damage and without f morning with operating an un­ injuries, including mishaps on the long run for the nation’s economy, Alexey von Schlippe, just, and unfair individual and collec­ registered motor vehicle on Broad St., Highland St., and W. degree in Berlin, and did ad­ associate professor of art at the vanced study in Rome and it is doubtful they could or would tive sacrifices needed to do the job. Plowing Snow on Hawthorne Street (Photo by Reginald Pinto) Main St. Court date is Feb. 25. Middle Tpke. • Pamela E. Baldwin, 22j of southeastern branch of Univer­ Brussels. publicly say so and more important Budgets represent what we have 97 Pine St., charged Wednesday In other police reports: sity of Connecticut, will be He speaks Russian, German, vote to accept the cuts proposed. asked for somewhere along the line. If morning with operating a motor A motor from a snowblower guest speaker for the French, Italian and English. Cosmopolitan Club Friday MANCHESTER PARKADE i O ’g H t - S V The struggle really comes back to we find budgets not to our liking, vehicle without a license on W. was stolen from the garage of a The artist and teacher came to afternoon. Middle ’Tpke. Court date is Feb. Cambridge St. home the United States in 1654 and WITH THIS COUPON the towns like Manchester and the remember we share in them to the ex­ His talk will be preceded by a 18. Wednesday. The loss was set at has been a member of the art TODAY’S dessert and coffee period at 1 basic attitudes we espouse. tent our demands were accepted or • Ronald M. St.- John, 33, of $300. faculty at Norwich Free ANDREW TULLY p.m. in the Federation Room of THOUGHT _111 Wells St., charged A number of items, valued at Academy and at four branches If we demand more of state and our silence gave the demands of Center Congregational Church. Wednesday afternoon with a total of about $50, were stolen of UConn. Prof, von Schlippe’s mini­ federal government, we increase the others more credibility. operating a motor vehicle while in a Wednesday night burglary Prof, von Schlippe has lec­ lecture on art history from the P rice pressures for larger federal budgets. Diplomatic Immunity his license was suspended. at a Falknor Dr. residence. tured at Yale, Fordham and We wish President Ford and Title: Charity Renaissance through the Im­ Court date is Feb. 18. Taylor Rental Center at 155 Brown Universities, and at 1/2 OFF But just as few congressmen will Congress lots of luck in trying to bring There are without a doubt many pressionists will be illustrated Connecticut College, New Lon­ troubling occurrences happening around Center St. reported vandalism stand firm for what they think is right with slides of master works of don. the so-called “ uncontrollable” us. We have been saturated .with the Accidents reported by police Wednesday — 18 broken win­ ANY ITEM IN OUR LINEN- today included; dows — estimated to cost about art. in the face of public opinion to the con­ programs in line. We are pessimistic realities of depression, recession, infla­ In addition to teaching art WASHINGTON — It happens regularly, pay his bills, burn down the Capitol, or not impossible to successfully sue a •*A one-car crash at Parker $50. tion, pollution, and hunger. And, as we history, art appreciation, trary, few towns will trim back their though because there are still too usually once a year. Somebody gets mad diplomat for nonpayment of a bill. The and E. Center Sts., when a car DOMESTICS DEPARTMENT stand in the middle of what seems to be a even, conceivably, assassinate the Presi­ drawing and basic design Mansfield Is 111 requests for state and federal aid. about diplomatic immunity and makes a dent, and no American court can touch plaintiff must depend on the good faith of driven by Elaine Kilcollins of many of us who are looking for a free troubled world, many I’m sure are con­ courses, von Schlippe also WASHINGTON (UPI) Senate fuss — and nothing is done about it. him. Washington’s only recourse is to the foreign government involved, which is 152 School St. slid into a tree. Sheets - Pillow Cases - Blankets - Bedspreads - Drapes Instead, we will hear requests for ride. fused. paints in oils and egg tempera. Democratic leader Mike This time, it is the New York Post declare the offender persona non grata a sometime thing — especially in Com­ Minor injuries were reported. Curtains - towels - Rugs - Bathroom Accessories, Etc. As we search for the answer to our He’ll Fight Free His work has been described as Mansfield is in Bethesda Naval more. We will accept more federal reporting that foreign diplomats at the and demand his recall. If an American munist and so-called “emerging” coun­ • A number of other one- problems, however, we come face-to-face “Twentieth Century Roman­ Hospital being treated for Hu. United Nations had been handed more conspires with a Russian to steal Pen­ tries. vehicle mishaps, attributed to LOS ANGELES (UPI) - with the word charity. We cannot forget tic.” He has exhibited his works An aide said the MonCana This Coupon Good Friday, February 7, 1975 Only! than 31,000 parking tickets in the past tagon secrets, he may be sentenced to life However, a French-bom hairdresser slippery roads, in which cars Heavyweight boxing champion this word even when today it seems so in Munich, Hartford, Boston lawmaker went in Wednesday three months, of which more than 3,600 imprisonment, the Russian only to some had his revenge after spending six months struck utility poles, trees, or Muhammad Ali, a black necessary for us to look out for ourselves. and New Haven. at his doctor’s request. “He Federal Encroachment went to the Soviet U.N. mission. ’The Post tedious Moscow clerkship — for getting trying to collect a $700 account from the traffic control signs. In most Muslim, said Wednesday he Charity, however, is not just a word A native of Moscow, von thought the best thing would be said if the Soviets paid their fines for only caught. wife of a French diplomat. He merely cases, damage to vehicles was would fight exhibitions before used by Christians as a requirement of Schlippe spent his early years to put him out there where he’d Congress enacted wage and hour showed up at an Embassy party, handed minor and Uiere were no in- segregated audiences in South restraining itself and the lower courts faith. In fact, to anyone who experiences one month, the city would be $17,330 Americans everywhere are potential in Paris. He received his art stay in beo. ICLIP ’N SAVEi his bill to the woman and screamed: “I Africa. laws in the aftermath of the depres­ constantly expand the scope of such Christian faith it is not a requirement, but richer. victims of diplomatic immunity. If a an expression of faith. And, for us today, it Diplomatic immunity exempts foreign diplomat’s car injures a plain citizen or want my money.” He got a check the next sion of the 30s, when very low wages laws. And this was true, again with goes even beyond the idea of expression. officials from paying parking fines, wrecks the citizen’s car, the diplomat can­ day. were being paid by firms struggling to this law. For me it is the answer to our times. It although some settle up. But the Russians not be taken to court but the person suf­ ■niere was also the African diplomat CONN. SALVAGE CO., Inc. alias ttie always protest when their own scofflaws fering damages i^ust accept whatever who rented an apartment in a fashionable emerge from the economic swamp of In a case before the Supreme Court will not be until we start giving to each other that our problems will start turning are exposed. In a letter to the U.S. mis­ compensation is offered by the insurance building. Ejection papers had to be served GLORIOUS EMPORIUM those years, and when long hours in 1966 state-operated schools and around. Giving not only our money to sion, the Soviets complained about “a company — if the diplomat’s car is in­ when the diplomat’s wife persisted in cooking dinner over a campfire on the NMn OF wRiron Rou often were not compensated by over­ hospitals, by some stretch of needy causes, but the giving of ourselves definite hostile design” to hamper the sured. work of the Russian mission. Indeed, the American is lucky to get any kitchen floor. ’The diplomat moved out, but $ PW $T. MMICKSTEit - 649-7712 tim e pay. to our neighbor. Not until then will we reasoning, were included under the know peace. New York should kick. Only certain U.N. insurance money. Paying damages is an refused to pay damages. The overriding criterion originally federal provisions. Intern Joseph B. Ekeberg personnel, beginning with the chief of implicit admission of guilt, and many Unfortunately, as New Yorkers have Hi Neighbor! delegation, are accorded diplomatic im­ diplomats refuse to make that admission discovered from their unhappy proximity for the law to apply to a business was Then in 1974 Congress, undoubtedly Emanuel Lutheran Church munity. Others get it only if there is an lest they get into trouble back home. to the U.N., the successful practice of the I attended an auction in NOW Is the Time to Buy! that it engaged in interstate com­ under political pressure, expanded the agreement among their government, the Several years ago, then Rep. Joel theory of diplomatic immunity depends Rhode Island last week and largely upon an international gentlemen’s merce. Firms operating soiely within coverage of wage and hour overtime U.S. and the U.N. But in Washington, im­ Broyhill, D-Va., introduced legislation to came back with a load of agreement devised to protect a diplomat’s munity is extended to the envoy’s wife, make the U.S. government liable for stuff and a twang. My wife a state were judged not under the provisions to include firemen and family and official entourage and, in some claims against diplomats. Broyhill argued goings and comings in pursuit of his couldn’t understand me regulations of the law. policemen. Again the criterion of cases, to his servants. that since it was the government that profession. ’That was all very well in the In short, a foreign diplomat accredited granted immunity, it should pay the costs bad old days when courtesy to one’s hosts (that’s what husbands We remember that smaller interstate commerce was overlooked, The to the United States can commit any of a citizen victimized by immunity. The was part of the rigid diplomatic code. always say) — she thought newspapers, in both circulation and overlooked. crime — from speeding to murder to es­ bill died in committee. Today, there simply happens to be a shor­ I had been in New Britain HERALD tage of gentlemen. number of employes, did not come un­ Eighteen states and numerous cities pionage — and go free. He can refuse to Merchants find it exceedingly difficult if or Georgia. If my high school English teacher had been around she would S A T U R D A Y der its provisions. Then it was are protesting that the extension is an YESTERDAYS have flunked me in pronunciation. However, I got a expanded so that a newspaper, even unconstitutional usurpation of local good mark in goody-getting and I’ll try to list a few though small, but mailing papers out hints, (not all of them from the R.I. stock). A rights by the federal government. The 25 Years Ago B A N K has of state, was considered in interstate Supreme Court will hear arguments Town reports only three bids for gar­ bage collection have been received as commerce even though the number of on their contention. Hopefully the DON OAKLEY deadline nears today. such papers was fractional. court will discern the obvious federal Near riot is averted at armory in the Done It; Again! , 0 Federal law seems incapable of encroachment. basketball game between Manchester and & Wallingford. The Man-Made Food Shortage 10 Years Ago m Judge William J. Shea, associate justice of Connecticut Supreme (Jourt of Errors, ’The usual reason given for the wlfld knowledge about conditions in that coun­ scholars and scientists and journalists so V dies at his Manchester home after long food shortage is that it is the result of ()bp- try. If agricultural productivity in resolutely shy away from these truths. Usually US illness, at the age of 64. ulation growth outstripping the growth of mainland China approached the level that “I think the answer is not so hard to $10.25 Rawlings Official Footballs 5.90 Downtown Manchester merchants op­ Reduced the food supply. prevails on Taiwan.) China would not be guess at,” says Kristol. “There really are 9.60 Badminton Sets ------5.50 pose Connecticut Co. proposal that they ’This explanation has achieved the status importing grain and might even have a a lot of intellectuals in this world for 5.95 Hockey H elm ets------3.60 subsidize non-paying 10-cent fare of dogma — something that is simply surplus. whom the prospect of saying — or even 8.50 Waterpolo Balls 4.90 “ Shoppers’ Shuttle” and have questioned — and has engendered all kinds India is perhaps the foremost example seeming to say — a few kind words for 1.25 Handballs & Squashballs _ .75 recommended that bus company revise its of visions of an apocalypitic future by the of the “population explosion.” Yet the capitalism is a fate worse than death.” 8.95 Copper Teakettles ------5.00 townwide routes to better Service local prophets of calamity. proportion of arable land to population in Moribgage _ .69 riders. But the explanation is “patently and India is not much different from what it is 1.99 Electric Hot Pots ------2.60 Few Strides Boston to Hartford arrived two hours late, Young Republican Qub — dormant in demonstrably false,” says Irving Kristol, in France. 5.50 Baby Ruth D olls------due to a small mechanical difficulty, the Manchester since about 1961 — is reac­ professor of Urban Values at New York Only a few years ago, India was close to 139.95 ’Twin 2 pc. Bedding Set _ 77.90 In Mass Transit radiator fell off. This would have been tivated. University and a member of the “ Board of becoming self-supporting in food. ’Then the 5.95 Canvas Knapsacks 2.90 almost tolerable, had they not repeatedly Contributors” to the editorial page of the government mucked up the situation by “a 119.95 Branded Stereo Speakers, pair. 59.95 To the editor; assured those waiting that with the delay, Wall Street Journal. stubborn and doctrinaire insistence that 24.95 Car Speaker Set 11.90 It seems that in spite of all admonitions the bus would arrive at 12:30. It arrived at Over the past quarter-century, he points the nation’s economy be subordinated to a _ .00 and repeated efforts, mass transportation Ettpniit^ Mmilb 1.59 Hartz Dog Bath Spray ------1:40. out, the world food supply has been vague set of 'socialist Principles.’” 1.49 Jello 24-oz. Tapioca Pudding. _ .94 has made few strides forward in recent In addition, three people sitting in the • M T W T r t FOUNDED OCT. 1,1U1 6 growing almost twice as fast as popula­ Agricultural prices at all levels were years. Neither have the present facilities 12 .42 GE Appliance Bulbs ------_ .25 station missed their bus to Albany because 3 4 S $ 7 S 9 tion. fixed so as to provide “cheap food for the Publlshad by tha Published every 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 Manchester evening except Sun­ 1.75 Air Conditioner Covers — _ .88 been flooded with new patrons even the attendant neglected to announce Then why the food shortage and the very masses,” with the inevitable result that As Little as 5 % Down • Up to 30 Years to Repay though the price of gasoline is so high. 17 I I 19 20 21 22 23 Publlihing Co.. Herald days and holidays. 1.00 Breck Hair Spray------_ .49 Albany as one of the stops. The bus my » 2S 26 27 2t 29 30 real threat of widespread fanUne? farmers lost any incentive to grow more Square. Manchester, Entered at the 31 ALMANAC Conn. 06040, In order to improve upon this situation friend and I were to take to New York There are three main reasons, he food. Added to this has been an elaborate Manchester, Conn., 3.50 Mitchum DeodoranL 1.75 then, there must be a change in the Telephone 643-2711 Post Otilce as Second Check with SBM Before You Borrow arrived IS minutes late. I had some dif­ suggests; (1) Russia, (2) China and (3) In­ system of controls over business general­ (Area Code 203). Claes Man Matter. 449.95 2 pc. Herculon Sofa & Chair. __ 288.40 public’s attitude toward mass transporta­ ficulty opening the locker to get out my By United Press International dia. ly, so that all forms of economic enter­ BURL L. LYONS, PUBUSHER 8.95 Commercial Grade Carpet, sq. yd------2.99 tion. Simply, people must want to take the suitcase and asked an attendant for some Today is Thursday, Feb. 6, the 37th day More specifically, it is the condition of prise are being smothered by a huge and Plus disposable diapers, tires, paperback books, bus or the train, and pass up the con­ help. He asked another attendant to take of 1975 with 328 to follow. agriculture and of agricultural productivi­ vastly inefficient bureaucracy. SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES sheets and pillow cases, pine furniture, rockers, stereo venience of their car. In order for such a care of me, and he asked still another, The moon is between its last quarter and ty in these nations that is at the root of the Not all the nations suffering a food PAYABLE IN ADVANCE sets, paint, winter boots, school supplies, clothing and change to occur, transportation services 6 4 6 - 1 7 0 0 while I stood there. I finally yelled that new phase. matter — a condition that has only a little shortage have brought it on themselves. Single Copy ... 154 3 Months ... $11.70 hundreds of things I can’t even remember. must be not only economical, but clean, nobody was helping me and my bus was The morning star is Mars. to do with geography or demography, Some are simply victims of droughts, ...... 904 6 Months ... $23.40 ONE Month.. $3.90 One Year... $46.80 convenient, and pleasurable for the about to pull out. Clearly irritated at my The evening stars are Mercury, Jupiter, much to do with economics and everything floods, blight or war. To such nations, So come visit and enjoy the delicious complimen­ Mall Hates Upon Request traveler as well. The Greyhound Bus Co. having raised my voice, an attendant said Saturn and Venus. to do with politics. whatever their ideological complexion, we tary coffee while you look. We’ll really enjoy seeing in Hartford has proven to be a shining Sub scrib e rs who p.m. should telephone to his friend (loud enough to be intended ’Those born on his date are under the Simply by projecting ahead the rate of have a clear moral obligation to provide tail to receive their tha circulation depart- you. Remember that we sell with a real “no-hard­ example of a company serving to dis­ for my ears), “These people are such sign of Aquarius. economic development in Russia in the all necessary assistance, says Kristol. But Herald belore 5:30 msnt. 647-8946 courage any such trend toward mass time” money back guarantee if your purchase does not pigs,” and grudgingly came to me. Actresses Zsa Zsa Gabor and Mamie decades before the revolution, an the sum total of these instances does not !T n 1 Savings Bank please you in every way. And my wife says, “Don’t transportation. To make matters worse, the bus that I was Member Audit Bureau of Circulations Van Doren were bom on Feb. 6 —the economist would have predicted a far add up to a world food crisis. forget your wallet!” In the last few months, I have traveled told was “non-stop express” stopped in former in 1923 and the latter in 1933. higher level of agricultural productivity ’The fact remains that every country The Manchester Display advertising Remember our Greyhound four times. The bus has twice New Britain, and ended up arriving a half- On this day in history; than now exists in the Soviet Union. which has launched experiments in collec­ losingt hours: Three of Publishing Co. ?**!?*' ----- , Exhausting Hours; Manchester been one hour late, once three-quarters of hour late in New York. In 1778, Massachusetts ratified the U.S. The only reason the Soviet Union is im­ tivized agriculture or detailed government lullull days priorprio to Member F.D.I.C. assumes no tinanclal publlosllon an hour late, and on another occasion, This is clearly not the type of service or Constitution. porting large quantities of food rather intervention and regulation has witnessed Thurs. Eve (Ugh) 6 to 9, P«opi«-to-Puple Banking therb was a small delay of two hours. My re sp o n sib ility lo r Deadline lor Herald Fridays 10 to 9 and attitude that will encourage people to In 1943, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower was than being a food exporter, claims Kristol, a decline in agricultural productivity. typographical errors olasaltled advertising: MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER latest experience with the Greyhoud Co. make use of mass transportation. appearing In adver- 12 noon prior lo day ol Saturdays Id to 5. We’re named commander of Allied is that its political regime, for ideological Wherever imllvidual incentives prevail tisamenis and other publication: 12 noon should point out some areas sorely Aaron Seth Bayer Expeditionary Forces in North Africa. He reasons, has made it necessary. and the free market predominates, there reading matter In The Friday lor publication resting less! needing improvement. 31 Gerard St. Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon- .later became World War II Supreme ’The same is almost surely true for agriculture is most productive. Herald. day. On this occasion my friend’s bus from Manchester Allied Commander in Europe. China, so far as we can judge from our The intriguing question is why our PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. Feb. 6.1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Feb. 6. 1975 — PAGE SEVEN She Heratb R a d i o / h a c k Grand List $22,068,071; 725 E. Middle Turnpike Area Profile An Increase of $720,766 I SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

BOLTON not included in the Grand List; the figures DOUBLE S&H Donna Holland are submitted to the state. Voters Reject Correspondent The total taxable property was figured 646-0375 before any corrections by the Board of Tax Review. ^ Bolton’s Grand List is up $720,766 over GREEN STAMPS :$2,000 to Study A breakdown of this year’s total shows last year, figures released by Calvin that $19,000,663 is for real estate, $618,545 Hutchinson, assessor, shows. (including state reimbursement) for per­ School Alarm The abstract indicates that this year’s sonal property and $2,544,063 for motor Tlw Right To m total net taxable property after exemp­ vehicles. ^^^'rrjREATS ii ALL DAY FRIDAY! ^ Limit QuantltlM tions is $22,068,071 compared with last COLUMBIA press oi^ly after board IMAGINE BUYING A COMPONENT Figures show there are 1,130 houses in Through Sat, Fab. 8 Due to the recant enowetorm, we will be offering double 8 & H p I members and committee year’s total of $21,450,715. Virginia Carlson town, 844 outbuildings including swim­ Green Stamps All Day Friday, it Is our continuing way of trying to u m M ' members receive copies. A total of $95,200 is reimbursable by the ALL OUR BEEF < Correspondent STEREO RECEIVER FOR LESS ming pwls, 1,541 building lots, 39 commer­ DOURLE S&H GREEK our cuetomere better... p 'The teachers’ association will * 3 0 O F F state under a 1974 public act which cial buildings, 6,658.6 acres of open land ^ IS U5DA CHOICE 228-9224 STAMPS SAT. 7-10 PM leave the issue of open sessions THAN $90 IN 1975! provides for the elimination of property and 3,136 motor vehicles. “Thm fln»$l Sold Anywhere' The expenditure of $2,000 for for awhile, Hazel Smith, taxes on furniture, fixtures, machinery At the present mill rate of 55.5 mills the -^an engineering study of the spokeswoman, said. She added Reg. and equipment purchased after the Oct. 1, Grand List would bring in $39,960 more in Renovation and design of a they have no new arguments 1973 assessment date. taxes, including the state personal proper­ •‘school fire alarm at Porter .D.A. CHDICE FIRST CUT but want a written communica­ The property is assessed in the same ty reimbursement. Last year it increased School was rejected by an un- tion from the state com­ 119 .9 5 manner as other personal property but is $48,000. ;challenged hand vote of 15-18. missioner of education. Fire Marshal Richard Davis Realistic®-STA— 15— tsaid, after the special town She said the commissioner is solid full-spectrum audio : Lmeeting, he will send a letter to in a position of leadership in the down to 30 cycles! State WonH Share Cost of Light 'the Board of Education with state and might have something Separate bass, treble, balance controls. Tape output, magnetic ■copies to the selectmen and fire further to say which differs phono input. FM-AM tuning meter. Headphone jack. Quatravox® . chief, stating some action must from comments made by derived 4-channel sound if you use 4 speakers. be taken within two weeks con­ former Commissioner William BOLTON Morra said Spencer said the WINF radio station will cerning the system’s renova- Saunders id December 1967. Donna Holland area does not meet criteria set broadcast a session on the traf­ by the state to become in­ fic problem tonight at 7:35 on ;^ion. At that time Saunders said he The state Department of Supt. Clarence Edmondson felt the process of negotiations volved. Focus. The show will be an­ Transportation has retracted a nounced by David Mitchell, 00 Isaid the school board will have could be more effectively promise made in December Apparently one of the reasons part-time announcer. ■Jio alternative but to take the carried on in closed sessions. ^50 O F F *10 O F F that it would pay half the cost to for the state’s retraction is t hat CHAMPION BREAD 1 lb. 4 oz. loaf 31*1 'TOoney for the study out of the Spencer will participate in Members of the school board a m -f m -p h o im o GREAT SOUNDING REALISTIC have a traffic signal installed at the traffic condition was ■'‘present school budget. the program as will Mrs. Joann repeated requests for open STEREO PHONO SYSTEM the shopping center on Boston created by the shopping center Davis said he had been SYSTEM WITH BUILT-IIM Neath and the Rev. David sessions claiming “People who Tpke. (Rt. 44A). developers, not the road itself. ^^“lenient about the alarm 8-t r a c k p l a y e r Campbell of the United U.S. GRADE A USDA CHOICE foot the bill want to have the in­ Reg. 79.95 Richard Morra, first select­ Public pressure has recently M eth^ist Church. FAMILY PAR U.S. GRADE A •.^system but “ The time has come man, learned Wednesday the formation available,” and Compact Clarinette-1 with increased to have a traffic Mrs. Neath has been actively !,^hen I must take action.” Reg. 219.95 state would not pay anything added a degree of suspicion will tone-improving real wood signal installed at the shopping attempting to get a light for the ROHELESS ' • He added he did not want to for the light. result from closed sessions. 13-1191 cabinetry, dust cover. center at Boston Tpke. and area. CHICKEN ‘make threats about closing the CHICKEN © 9 ? .? Morra attended a meeting Quarry Rd. PORK Mrs. Smith asked if the CTA A "steal." Morra said Spencer school, “but this is a possibility Wednesday with James ROLLED if the school board does not take did agree to open sessions could Spencer said a written suggested an area whereby cars someone call for executive ses­ ^§ Spencer, DOT representative; could pull over prior to the some affirmative action.” 169 a representative from the Traf­ explanation of why the state, BREASTS sion at any point where they felt LEGS entering the shopping center. The fire alarm system In- • Complete Stereo Package by Realistic! fic Authority, and W. Harry retracted its original position it was very important for a Charter Section W ITH W IN G S CHOPS CHUCK W ITH B A C K S ■ Stalled in the original four-room England, owner of the shopping will be sent to the selectmen’s closed session. v! v-:s *■ j ‘ school was adequate, he said, center. office immediately. The Board of Selectmen has End & Center Cuts but as the school expanded its Supt. Clarence Edmondson received the missing section of -i“effectiveness diminished.” said he was advised that as long c i n the final draft of the proposed ROAST '.j One need in a new system, as it is an extenuating cir­ town charter from Harold cumstance and is “the excep­ Davis said, is a panel board Laws, chairman of the original tion and not the rule” It can ^ which will indicate where an charter commission. ! ;alarm is sounded in the school. done. Schroder said he hoped the ^ m ^TIONAL VALUE! RADIO SHACK The missing section was one ; I Under the current system, She KeraliJ of several reasons two town teachers would give strong con­ • Jvhen an alarm is sounded in the Area Profile counsels recommended the lb. ■ pchool, the firemen must hunt sideration to open sessions. ^ I Audience Curbed 3 0 % O F F selectmen reject the charter, from one end of the school to which they did. ’The school board has voted to Ihe other to see which alarm A brilliant performer LOW-LOW-LOW PRICE ON OUR FINEST The section was omitted curb audience participation at was sounded, thereby using up REALISTIC® AM-FM DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO through oversight. Laws said, precious time, he said. future meetings. ^ Q Kennel Wing Approved “While the inclusion of the sec­ According to board policy it is 95 ' . The firemen have had to Reg. 49.95 tion may be a moot question Our Own Pure Pork Hot or Sweet ^ ■■ I From The Deli — Imported up to the chairman to handle |w*«w**** K" case, adapter/charger ; answer many false alarms at Save $15! Wake to radio or buzzer since the charter was rejected,. audience participation. Ihe school during the years, SAVE $20 Snooze Bar! 60 Minute sleep switch! * The present violation of the it may be easier for the next Board member Harriet SAVE S30 24-hour alarm— never reset! Lighted HEBRON pnd, according to Davis, some SAVE $20 Hebron zoning regulations in­ commission to have a complete ITALIAN SAUSAGE * 1 ” BOILED HAM Rosen said that while the public SAVE SI 0 EC-2000 dials and numerals, drift-free FM. Anne Dallaire of the men now fail to respond EC-400 3495■ 12-1494 volving the retail sale of items work draft as a starting point.” is encouraged to attend board EC-425 Reg. 79.95 Earphone jack. Walnut wood grain case. Correspondent , when they hear the alarm is at '^‘5 -4-, EC-275 Reg. 99.95 shall cease. The selectmen tentatively meetings, citizens should not Beg. 79.95‘ 228.3267 the school, especially at night. Reg. 49.95 •The kennel shall not be plan to appoint a new commis­ “chime in” at any time as The Hebron Zoning Board of Davis said he is concerned maintained so as to create a sion in March, giving residents though they were board 69®® 59®® Appeals has granted Michael CONTAOINA SWEET LIFE Jnost about the safety of the public health hazard nuisance. 45 days from receipt of the members. 39»® ►9» 65-640 and Eileen Sherman, Rt. 66, an Kef/ogg's § children and secondly, about 65-632 65-630 • That his special exception charter in which to petition it to 65-606 increase in the size of the the town’s largest asset, the Resident Trooper is not transferable. kennel facilities to accom­ referendum. So far it has not school building. Investigation of the need for a Sherman applied for an un­ been petitioned. M M I FRUIT MARGA ; Cost for a new alarm system resident trooper versus the pre­ modate up to 20 additional CORN limited dog kennel permit for animals. The maximum Original charter commission .has been estimated at $20,000. sent local constabulary con­ OFF indoor kennel facilities in addi­ number of non-owned animals members were sent letters by tinued recently when the safety tion to an existing permit for a Negotiations to be kept on the property not to the selectmen asking if they commission met with the first ®20 OFF 16-dog kennel Jan. 22. would be interested in serving selectmen of Andover and exceed 36. FLAKES TOMATOES I DRINKS RINE Total tentative agreement on NOW YOU CAN AFFORD A on the new commission. I The following stipulations [ground rules for teacher con- Marlborough and with William So far only one response has Kowalski who has been a con­ TELEPHONE ANSWERING SYSTEM! will apply: 18 Oz. Box 1 lb. Quarters •tract talks is yet to be reached • The construction of the been received, and that is after members of the teachers’ stable in Andover since 1948. negative. First Selectman David building shall be of sound- Iowa now has a new law negotiating committee refused Reg. deadening materials similar to Saipuel Teller said he “feels to agree to conduct open con­ Yeomans of Andover and regarding all water craft in the the newly appointed charter Anthony Maiorano of those used in the existing state. Ut^er the statute, which trast sessions as advocated by 79.95 EQUIP YOUR CAR „„ „ building. commission ought to have a •the Board of Education. Marlborough favored resident s took effect July 1, all boats, in­ fresh outlook,” and he declined WITH 2-WAY CB RADIO • Fast-growing evergreen ! At one point both parties troopers while Kowalski did 5 9 9 cluding rowboats, canoes and to serve again. He' said he trees will be planted in the area [agreed that two items which not. even rubber rafts, must be regretted the charter could not Our exclusive Duofone® The famous Realistic Mini-6B is one of the kennels for sound- caused a stalemate at the Jan. Marlborough has had a resi­ registered and licensed. be adopted in the time allowed. dent trooper for about seven answers phone with your of the smallest transceivers deadening purposes. 21 session would be “trade off” message and receives up to 20 incoming available! items. After a brief caucus the years, according to Maiorano. 5 4 ^ NOTE: Customer-owned equipment connected to . calls. school board tentatively agreed Yeomans noted Andover has not solved its problem of telephone company equipment may be subject to ^that written proposals of at local tariff. -least ten copies from the board burglaries. A committee on law land the teachers’ association enforcement was reactivated a CUDDLY "ANIMAL" RADIOS An Ideal Valentine’s Day GIftI CALIFORNIA M A « I WATCHERS Ishall be exchanged no later year ago, according to PRICEi^ FOR A SELL-OUTI *2 0 O F F _-than ten days following the Yeomans. They studied the 5307 O F F -adoption of the ground rules and feasibility of having a resident REALISTIC'S Raggedy Anne & Andy' BROCCOLI 3 9 * SKIM MILK ... 5 9 trooper to supplement the town -Ithe next regularly scheduled NOW BEST-SELLING meeting shall not be sooner constables, he said. PORTABLE He added that the town ONLY R88 POCKET VHF-HI [[ithan 15 days from the date of CASSETTE “Freshest Produce Sold" ![[the ground rules acceptance. meeting defeated the proposal EACH SCANNER MUSIC BOXES Copies will be released to the by a small margin. RECORDER • Regular 10.95 to 14.95! m C O U P O N B H I Reg. 29.95 Reg- Plays “ Love Story” • Assorted soft, lovable "pets"! t Only with This Coupon 99.95 1%^ And $7.50 PurchaM JESSO BRAND Grand List Up • The radio's hidden inside! 5V4x24ix1K’’. 7 9 ? ? Reg. Cut Green or Wax Beane, g g • Great gift for special days! 88 PRO-4 scans 4 exciting VHF police, fire, weather SIS**® NOW WITH Whole or Sliced Beets, Sliced • Hurry for best selection! channels! Carrots, Green Peas, Whole To $43,821,645 u ■ ..■.."rgs COUPON Kernel Corn, and Cream Style Corn. COVENTRY from the fifth district, will be PUSHBUTTON REALISTIC OUR BEST the guest speaker at the 20th an­ 3-PC. STEREO RADIO Monica Shea $30 OFF A M - F M STEREO CAR RADIO WITH BUILT-IN QUATRAVOX® 8-TRACK 20 Lbs. POTATOES Libby's (12-Oz. Can) —: Correspondent nual Republican Town Com­ RECORDER-AM-FM SYSTEM ^ Reg. Value Sale WHOLE KERNEL CORN 742-9495 mittee Lincoln Day Dinner to Reg. ...3120.00 $15.00 Coupon Good Through Saturday, Feb. 8 H be held Friday at St. Mary’s Reg. 119.95 Anri Wood Plates (Xmas 1971) ...... ’The Grand List as of Oct. 1, 99.95 Reg. 239.95 ...... 50.00 10.00 Limit One Per Customer Church Hall on Rt. 31. 6 9 ® ® Anri Wood Plates (Wedding 1973)...... Sweet Lite Out Beets and- r- 1974 has been completed and 10.00 shows a increase of $946,332 Sarasin will arrive at 6:30 12-1372 Anri Wood Plates (Wedding 1974)...... 50.00 m iBHICLIP N’ S A V E M M over the 1973 Grand List. p.m. to spend the cocktail hour Pewter (Xmas 1973)...... 50.00 10.00 Rlpa Yellow DICED CARROTS .160z.Can5S*1 ^ The 1974 Grand List is $43,- with those attending. He will 8 9 ? ^ 1 7 9 » J Peanuts (1972 Mother)...... 12.00 1.00 -• 821,645 while the 1973 list was speak at about 7:20. 7 pc. Bavarian China Set (Platter & Lunch) ...... 25.00 6.50 RANANAS ...... > 12« Dei Destino Whole Peeled $42,875,313. Tickets for the dinner dance ...... 10.00 3.00 are available by calling the Anniversary Bell (50th) ...... Indian RIvar (Pink or WhHa) TOMATOES...... 1S0z.Can, .. The increase does not include Reg. 8.9s ’72 Berlin Christmas — ...... 10.00 1.50 . $80,309 in new personal proper- dance chairman, Richard $5 OFF Bolduc at 742-6429. Bi-Centennial Jewelry Box ...... 10.00 3.00 ty and $23,000 in disability NEW 688 PAGE 4 | 9 5 GRAPEFRUIT 5:79* exemptions, both of which are Tickets will not be sold at the ELECTRONICS i.ii!.iiiniiiijjmiii 8x10 Oil with Frame...... 30.00 5.00 88-1030 , exempt under PA 74-334 and PA door. d ic t io n a r y Dinner will be served at 8 and Snow White Delicious, Red Juicy 74-123. However, the town is to |! s 2 0 O F F ^ CUSHIONED 30" STURDY ALL-METAL reimbursed by the state for there will be dancing from 9 to 1 Beg. 21.95 STEREO STEREO CABINET to the music of the Anthony $4.07 OFF OUR HIGH-RATED SOFA SIZE VaiUM $ ■ / these two items. M C -1 0 0 0 a n d SHELVES! MUSHROOMS .lb. 7 9 * 3 i 5 9 Quartet. PSYCHO HEADPHONES APPLES Including these, the increase 17®® BIG DISCOUNT! SFEAKERSI > would be $1,049,641. The in- Persons interested in s tr o b e Reg. 10.95 PAINTINGS from ■ ^ decorating the hall and setting KIT 28-172 CAR STEREO ■ I crease shows a 2‘A per cent in- S2 O f f Reg. 24.95 up should be at the Church Hall CASSETTE PLAYER Reg. 119.90 Pair P^ebUPON^^ [ * crease which would generate an Reg. 18.95 OPEN: Mon.-Wed. 11-6; Thurs., Fri.'«! 9 P.M.; Sun. 12-5 ; r additional $60,092 in taxes. tonight at 7 with stepladders. $5 OFF Reg. 64.95 If the budget increase for the e l e c tr o n ic Q Q 9 0 9 9 5 PAIR 1 4 » » coming year would be over $60,- Correction m e tr o n o m e Q 33-1012 092 then taxes would have to be In yesterday’s Herald it was 28-3392 4 88 42-3006 25« OFF lO J J F F • OFF lO rO FF 10< OFF 23« OFF i '5 KIT 12-1822 40-1980 raised to cover those increases, stated that Roland Green >ARM A HAMMER^ otSM siiioN W atT 1000 ISLAND R d m S . 9 ■i These totals are subject to protested the special exception ^Abam's Applet DETERRENT MUFFtNS change by the Board of Tax granted to David Robbins for •seiYlaefM.Afm ; Review which has scheduled the operation of a recycling ART GALLERIES [ meetings for Feb. 6, 10 and 12 center. 388 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST I from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. and Feb. Green had protested the es­ M il lt$m MM MNUIMH 8 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. tablishment of a junkyard on MANCHESTER PARKADE-MANCHESTER MANCHESTER PARKADE 649-1806 AdlacMit Forbtt ft Wallac* Republican Dance the site but has no objection to a ^ g A TANDY CORPORATION COMPANY « H I > lO.UU A.IH. De«IU relne Ron Sarasin, congressman limited recycling center. PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Ck>nn.. Thurs., Feb. 6, 1975— PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Feb. 6, 1975 Ganley^Bowtruczyk This Is Dental Health Week luuuim uuM unm m i FROM YOUR (This is the third in a series and saving room for the perma­ orthodontist, a specialist in cor­ MENUS of five articles on dental health nent teeth. recting deformities of the teeth published by The Herald, in If a permanent tooth is ready and jaws. NEIGHBOR’S KITCHEN THE BABY cooperation with the to empt, but there is no room However, good preventive By VIVIAN FERGUSON WITH THI§ COUPON "" " E ld e r ly Manchester Dental Society, in for it, the tooth may come in dental care should start early. IS NAMED The following menus will be observance of Nationai crooked and push other teeth Regular dental visits, beginning Mussels, known as monies in served Feb. 10-14 at Mayfair Children’s Dental Health Week, out of line. For this reason, the when a child is about 2 years of French, are not widely eaten in Gardens and Westhill Gardens Feb. 2-8.) dentist may have to extract the age or when all his primary this country. Most New 10* OFF for all Manchester residents My child’s first permanent primary twth. teeth have erupted, will help Englanders use them strictly ON PURCHASE OF Morra, Danielle Smadahl, daughter of Robert and Joan Lavitt over 60. Reservations are taken teeth seem to be coming in ’The dentist may also recom­ the dentist foresee and correct for bait, especially when crab­ Morra of 25 Tinker Pond Rd., Bolton. She was bom Jan. 25 at in person only at the Gardens crooked. What would you mend that you consult an future problems. bing. Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. on Monday to prior to the week suggest be done at this time? The mussel is a delicate PEPPERIDGE FARM and Mrs. Louis Lavitt of Hillsdale Dr., Ellington. Her paternai of the luncheons. Menu is sub­ bivalve with a thin blue-black grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morra of 20 Tinker Pond ject to change. ’The first step is to understand shell which turns blue after Rd., Bolton. Monday; Baked chicken with that malocclusion, the irregular steaming. It grows in all the / 'OLD FASHIONED’ COOKIES cranberry sauce, candied sweet alignment of teeth or overlap­ oceans of the world but is best «r. “ '®“ '-^n d p a r k m a r k e t Domanico, Susan Elizabeth, daughter of Charles H. and potato, collard greens, com ping bite, if left untreated, may vaseline Intensive when it comes from cold HIGHLAND PARK LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Patricia Bould Domanico of 99 Green Manor Rd. She was born bread, lemon pudding, butter or lead to deterioration of the waters. All bivalves, such as ______Cood thru Saturday, February 8th Jan. 17 at St. Francis Hospitai. Her maternal grandparents are margerine, milk or coffee. teeth and gums and to other dis­ care lotion clams and oysters, must come V. J Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bould of Westbury, N.Y. Her paternal Tuesday: Breaded veal orders. from clean unpolluted water. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Diomanico of Westbury, cutlet, peas and mushrooms, In many cases, no treatment Jumbo 10 oz. tlzo Whenever we go to Block “ Tfie Choicest Meat In Town!^^ N.Y. Her maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William baked potato, white bread, is requir^. The tooth comes in harbsl or regular, Island, we pick our own llllllllllll F. Bould of Westbury, N.Y., and James McCullough of Mineola, stewed prunes with cookie, crooked or rotated and corrects regularly $1.50 mussels. They can be found at 317 Highland Street, Manchester N.Y. butter or margerine, milk or itself with the normal muscle low tide attached by what is coffee. movement of the tongue an3 "wfisre a doffar't tailed a “beard”itrrockron4he Wednesday ; Hamburg patty cheeks. However, it is impor­ worth a dollarl" bottom of the ocean. Last lerardi. Dean Lawrence, son of Lawrence E. and Josephine P. imp-' (tOLPOr^ O FFFR with braised onions, mixed tant to consult with the family summer, I was taught to find Pagano lerardi of 43 Ridgewood Dr., Vernon. He was bom Jan. 31 ------mm ihi5 coupon— ^ salad, broccoli, rice, ham- dentist as early as possible as them deeply imbedded in the Jiighland Park Market at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are burg roll, thpioca with fruit, he is the only one who can sand near eel grass when the Mr. and Mrs. A. Neil Pagano of Torrington. His paternal grand­ butter or margerine, milk or diagnose the child’s problem tide was out. This is a little parents are Mr. and Mrs. Victor V. lerardi of New Britain. He coffee. and decide on a course of treat­ easier as you do not have to pull ^*The Beef People^^ Selling has a brother, Peter, 9; and a sister, LuAnn, 6. Thursday; Baked ham with the mVaela of moiliifti^ | 70* OFF ment. dowTitown mancM ster. the mussels away from the fmit sauce, oven-browned Improper alignment of the rocks. Danforih, Jason Raymond, son of David F. and Janice potato, spinach, dark bread, teeth may be hereditary or may mSf Grisevich Danforth of 4 Hathaway Rd., Ellington. He was bom I buy mussels locally from ^ Choice Meats and Satisfac- brownie, butter or margerine, be caused by accidental or en­ TETLEY TEA BAGS Feb. 3 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents the fish market which requires miik or coffee. vironmental factors. Prolonged are Mr. and Mrs. Leon Grisevich of Granby. His paternal grand­ a couple of days notice. They 100 COUNT Friday; Baked filet of fish thumb sucking, mouth are not kept on hand as mussels parents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Danforth of Wethersfield. He with lemon wedge, parslied breathing or the habit of biting tion For Over 25 Years I has a brother, Brian David. spoil rapidly and should be con­ You Pay 87* potato, stewed tomatoes, roll, the lips or tongue may increase sumed the day you get them. !EM AT HIGHLAND PARK MJ m Valentine cake, butter or a tendency to a particular den­ First, discard any broken REDEEM AT HIGHLAND PARK MARKET margerine, milk or coffee. tal irregularity. mussels or any that are stan­ LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY Bump, Jennifer Marv Gladys, daughter of Allen E. and Karen Mrs. William John Ganley C o o l If a primary tooth is lost ding open. Unless you pick }/ Good thru Saturday, February 8th Lasbury Bump of 609 Main St., South Windsor. She was born Jan. 1 Vivian’s Steamed Mussels. (Herald photo by Pinto) J prematurely, a neighboring them yourself, you must be 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Barbara Ann Bowtruezyk of and Mrs. Robert Ganley of 418 Post Road Plaza j tooth may drift into the space, ruthless about this and will are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lasbury of Broad Brook. Her paternal Newington and William John N. Main St. Project HELP causing problems when the per­ Rt. 30 Vernon, Conn. have to add the cost of the dis­ Note: After cooking mussels, Pour sauce over mussels in dis­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bump of Warehouse Point. Ganley of Manchester were The Rev. Jordan Char- Menus which will be prepared manent teeth erupt. (% mile East of Vernon Circle) | cards to that of the good ones. A discard any that have not hes and serve at once. Serves Her great-grandparents are Mrs. Eveline V. Nielsen of South m a rri^ Feb. 1 at St. Mary’s bonneau celebrated Mass. and served next week by Whatever the problem, little over five pounds cost me opened. Some will take a little four. Windsor and Ernest Storer of Essex, England. Church, Newington. The bride was given in longer than others to open, members of HELP (Han­ however, your dentist can be of about $3.25. My note: It is not necessary marriage by her father. however. The bride is the daughter of dicapped Earning and Living help. He may replace a missing Rinse the mussels off well un­ to remove one shell. Amy Lyn, daughter of George and Sandra Pat- Miss Marie Bowtruezyk of Fitzpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. Casimer Bow­ Project), a program designed tooth with a space maintainer, French restaurants will often If you wish to make my own tishall Fitzpatrick of Rt. 83. Vernon. She was born Jan. 30 at Newington, was her sister's der running cold water. If you truezyk of Newington. The to train handicapped for a device that keeps the teeth have “Monies Mariniere” on recipe a little more tasty, you Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are maid of honor. Bridesmaids o,ooo~ i have a sink sprayer, you can bridegroom is the son of Mr. $1 the menu. From the following can use the above recipe V.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS! employment in the food service from shifting into empty spaces use that while the mussels are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeLusso of East Hartford. Her maternal were Miss Nancy Bowtruezyk without the last step, beginning industry at Manchester Com­ sitting in the sink. ’Then, scrub classic recipe, you will see great-grandmother is Mrs. Rose Roberts of Brad-Burry Lane, of Newington, Miss Joan from whence my recipe came: with the straining of the liquid. All Meats Are Freshly Cut; They’re Never Pre-Packaged! munity College, are as follows; well with a good, stiff brush. A Coventry. She has a sister, Tracy Marie, 1. Bouchard of Waterbury, and The Important thing is that the Tuesday: Chicken vegetable wire one is excellent but a Moules Mariniere Miss Karen Wosezyna of INVENTORY U.S.D.A. CHO ICE mussels are cleaned well. If so, soup, hamburg steak with I vegetable brush will do. If any (from Dione Lucas) U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE Newington. Pandv, Diana Lynne, daughter of Dennis R. and Carol L. 3 quarts mussels you will find them much Aifred J. Jacques of Hartford gravy, home fried potatoes, beard remains, remove it with Bergner Pandy of 197 Hillside Dr., South Windsor. She was born 1 tsp. dry mustard cleaner than clams and without SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE SHORT was best man. Ushers were fresh dinner rolls with butter, a sharp knife. Some chefs add Jan. 31 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ ;ABOUT 1 stalk celery, diced the sand. Robery Ganley Jr. of East apple Danish, coffee or tea. REDUCTION dry mustard to the water when STEAKS parents are Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Bergner of Whitesboro, N.Y. STEAKS STEAKS Thursday: Beef barley soup, I 2 carrots, diced 1 onion, finely Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Julius Pandy of Eiyria, Ohio. Hartford, Eugene Lamoureux cleaning. This is supposed to of Manchester, and Peter Bow­ submarine sandwich, cherry TOWN remove the barnacles but you chopped She has a sister, Jill, 2. % cup dry white wine truezyk of Newington. pie, coffee or tea. can do that with a paring knife. $ 1 7 0 $ 1 C O Friday; Boston clam SALE Now, put the mussels into % cup water Ostomy Group A reception was held at chowder, baked macaroni with Manchester Composite clean cold water and let them bouquet garni, including thyme, Bidwell, Jill Kathleen, daughter of David J. and Sandra DePasquale’s Restaurant. Meets Monday * 1 . 5 9 . 1 . / 9 . 4 . o 9 cheese, pickled beets, fresh Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol sit there for a couple of hours. parsley and one bay leaf lb. Roberts Bidweli of 7 Robert Rd., Vernon. She was born Feb. 3 at rolls with butter, hermits, will meet tonight from 7 to 9:30 1 tsp. finely chopp^ garlic III Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are FEATURING: SANYO I If any of them float on top, The Manchester Ostomy coffee or tea. at the Manchester State Ar­ salt We Give Old Fashion Mr. and Mrs. Nbrman Roberts of Hampton. Her paternal grand­ j throw them out. Association will meet Monday Lunches are $1.75 on Tuesday mory, 330 Main St. All young 4 chonnel receivers Mussels are very good freshly cracked white pepper at 7:30 p.m. in Conference Room | Butcher Service^’ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bidwell of 33 Tanner St. Her and $1.50 on Thursday and people from Grade 7 through with Discrete, SQ, CD - 4 8i Matrix circuitry - 2 egg yolks maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roberts of steamed like clams. 'The only C at Manchester Memorial Friday. high school are welcome. For y* cup heavy cream 1 tbsp. U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE Mansfield and Mrs. Prima Glaude of Willimantic. She has a CUB individual volume controls for each exception I make is that I do not Hospital. Directions to the U.S.D.A. CH O ICE Ali tickets must be purchased more information call 646-6344 chopped fresh parsley U.8.D.A. CHOICE brother, David, IVz; and a sister, Jenifer, 5. speaker, strapped outputs, etc. put the mussels in the pan until assigned room will be given at CURE STEAK SCOUT through the College Bookstore. or 875-6870. I have prepared a court- Scrub mussels thoroughly in the information desk. BOTTOM ROUND EYE OF THE BACK RUMP Luncheons are served promptly bouillon of sorts and have cold water and the mustard. The association is rehabilita­ ROUND ROAST ROAST (round) (cut from round) Gess, Heather-Marie, daughter of George A. and Diane Bagley NEWS at noon in the Food Service A setback card game will be brought it to a boil. Then, I put Put them in a pan with the tion organization of patients ROAST Gess of 329 Hebron Ave., Glastonbury. She was born Feb. 1 at Dining Room at the Student played Friday at 7:30 p.m. in HVIANY other BRANDS! the mussels in, cover the pan, celery, carrots, onioij, wine, with ileostomy, colostomy, and Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Center at Manchester Com­ Cronin Hall of Mayfair (WE C A N T MENTION SOME PRICES) and steam about five minutes water bouquet garni, garlic, ileo-bladder surgery. 7 A $ 1 C O $ 1 7 0 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Bagley Sr. of Park St. Her paternal P ack 47 munity Coilege, 60 Bidwell St. Gardens. All Mayfair residents or just long enough for the salt and pepper. Bring slowly to The guest speaker will be Now grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William H. Gess of 26 Littie St. Den 4 led the opening are invited. SANYO Original mussels to open. a boil. Cover and simmer until Mrs. I^is Stout, home care PWP Guest * 1 . 7 9 ^ ’ Her maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hor­ ceremony at a recent meeting D CX 2700 - 60W IHF $269.95 $169.95 While steaming, you take all shells are open but no longer coordinator at the hospital. She * 1 . 7 9 . * 1 . 5 9 . Richard Goldwasser of of Cub Pack 47 at South United The United Pentecostal than five minutes. Discard any lb. ton and Mrs. Frank Bagley, all of Manchester. Her paternal Schools DCX 3000 - SOW IHF $299.00 $189.95 hold of the pot and cover, will speak on the care of ostomy great-grandmother is Mrs. Henry Gess of Andover. Hebron, school psychologist for Methodist Church. Cafeteria menus which will Church will have a Bible study shaking from time to time using unopened mussels. patients after surgery. DCX 3100 - 120W IHF $349.95 $229.95 I V. the Manchester Board of Advancement awards were be served in Manchester Public tonight at 7:30 at the church. an up-4own motion. There are Strain liquid and reduce it by Patients and their spouses or J $399.95 $274.95 Education, wiil demonstrate presented to Sean Haggerty, Schools, Feb. 10-14, are as DCX 3250 - 160W IHF fancy recipes for mussels. one-third. Mix egg yolks with friends are invited to attend. (demo) I Russo, Anne Marie and Miehael ScoU, twin children of biofeedback techniques at a Bear; and Ed Jarvis and Neil follows: Jehovah’s Witnesses will con­ First, I’ll give you my easy heavy cream. Stir over low heat For further information George J. Sr. and Mary Learned Russo of 188 Broad St. They meeting of Parents Without Bellerville, Bobcat. Monday; Cheeseburg on a duct a theocratic ministry DC;< 3500 - 200W IHF $549.95 $314.95 method; until it thickens but do not boil. about the Ostomy Association, were born Feb. 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Their pater­ I Partners Inc. (PWP) Friday Receiving Weblo activity pins roll, potato chips, buttered wax school tonight at 7:30 and a ser- I Vivian’s Steamed Mussels Add chopped parsley. Remove call Anne McNeill at 649-6076. nai grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Russo of West New­ night at 8 in the social room of were John Boehm, Mark beans, miik, mixed fruit. vice meeting at 8:30 at PICKERING For about three pounds of one shell from each mussel. r ton, Mass. They have a brother, George J. Jr., 3. $16.95 . ~SARDEN FRESH ■ ------the Coronado Apartments, Eagleson, Steven Farley, Tuesday: Meat loaf, parslied Kingdom Hali, 726 N. Main St. OA-1 Headset (Bestbuy) $19.95 mussels, put about Va cup dry r Prospect St. Michael Memery, Lance potato, whole kernel corn, , OA-3 Headset $39.95 $32.95 white wine and ^4 cup cold >ARK HUL-lOYIX FLOWBI SHOP Grocery Specials Goldwasser, who is also a Bouchard, Douglas Bilodeau, bread, butter, milk, chocolate A pancake supper, which is ' PH-4955 Headset $65.00 $45.00 water into a deep kettle. Chop part-time psychology instructor David Miller, Robert Pilney, open to the public, is being pudding. an onion and a clove of garlic WEEKEND SPECIALl ^ p r M u c e Self-Defense Course at Manchester Community Michael Ray, and Douglas Wednesday: Lincoln’s sponsored by the 50-50 Qub of finely; add a little thyme or LIMIT PLEASE RED, RIPE College (MCC) is a native of Whitaker. Birthday —no school. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church on bouquet garni. You can also use New York City. He came to In December, the Webelos Thursday: Grinder, Shrove Tuesday, Feb. 11, from 5 Most bay leaf and parsley. rOMPONS O.OROX BLEAIHI 0...59* Is Offered to Women Connecticut in 1972 and is com­ and their fathers spent a applesauce, milk, ice cream. to 7 p.m. in Neill Hall of the Bring the liquid to a boil; put TOMATOES .49^ pleting his third year as school weekend at Camp Johnson, . Friday: Baked fish filet, church. Tickets are $1.50 for in the mussels; shake the pan The Manchester Community 9 p.m. for 10 weeks. Mary psychologist. He has been with where the cubs worked on ac­ mashed potato, cole slaw, adults and $1 for children under Speaker Systems from time to time until mussels KRAFT IMITATION College Women’s Center and Barringer and Peggy Outcait MCC for a year and a half. tivity awards and cooked bread, butter, milk, Valeptine 12 and may be purchased at the are open, about five minutes. A graduate of City College in door. *1.89 bunch the Manchester Recreation will be the instructors. supper and breakfast for their cake. Serve the mussels in soup MAYONNAISE .QL ' CELERY HEARTS...... 3 9 ^ Department wili sponsor a self- Registration fee for the New York he completed his un- dads. 40% off list! bowls with the broth poured (Cash and Carry) defense course for women series is |15. To register cail dergra'&uate work at Hunter over. Have crusty French bread U.S. No. 1 beginning Wednesday night, the Women’s Center at 646-4900 College, Bronx, N.Y. He and his on hand for dipping. FLOWERS tnd ARRAHOEMEHTS FOR EVERY OCCASION... ALL-PURPOSE or Marianne Pappas, after 5 wife reside on Oak Dr., in (close out on ADC speakers) Feb. 12. Optional: Before serving, add 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 . 12 o z. p.m., by Feb. 10. Classes are Hebron. NIBLETS tm Classes will be held at the our cost a little tomato sauce to the FREE Delivery & Parking » Frank Gakeler, Prop. POTATOES in.AQo Manchester Teen Center, open to all women. A social will follow his broth. 10i49 Garden Grove Rd., from 7;30 to presentation. DELMONTE JUICY FLORIDA droiMs - fportswoar GARRARD • ZERO CALDOR SHOPPING Cl iTER FRUIT t m m . ISOZ. I MANCHESTER ORANGES 5i69< Buy it unset. 92 SPECIAL SOMETHING NEW CHICKEN OF THE SEA Best way to buy a diamond. Special Purchaeell •251*** Value NOW M59** LIGHT CHUNK TUNA ...... 49* Then buy the setting. (includes woodtone base, dust cover UNDER THE SUN llllllllllll You wouldn't buy a horse for its saddle. Outerwear Pantsuits & SH URE M91 ED cartridge) Frozen Food & Dairy Specials IPECIAL COUPO STORE SPECIAL Or would you? From a Famous Connecticut HEINZ DEEP FRIED Traditional Maker BUY HOURS: Choose from: Hooded jacket style with zip front, belted- CRINKLE CUTS .36 o z. Sweet Life wrap style, cape and double breasted styles. In solids one set of speakers Mon. & Tues. and tweeds. at list price and you SWANSON ENTRE 'til 6:00 Wed., Thurs & Fri. 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P.r.r OBITUARIES Padre Humberto Will Speak Sylvio J> Girardin THOUGHTS ‘Slow Moving’ Celtics Fastbreak Sylvio J. Girardin, 59, of 147 At ECHS Friday, Saturday Brookfield St. died Wednesday from an apparent heart attack Almazon’s Hollywood friends APLENTY Padre Humberto, a former will soon appear in theaters By LEN AUSTER while starting a snow blower to Mexican actor known as throughout the country. attended his ordination to the clear the driveway at his home. Humberto Almazon, filmstar The priest of only a few years priesthood at the Shrine of the FIRE CALLS He was the husband of Mrs. Immaculate Conception in Milwaukee into Submission in NBA and academy award winner, says the change in his life oc­ Laura Cyr Girardin. FUNERAL HOME will appear in person Friday curred at the time he was Washington, D.C., in 1966. Mr. Girardin was bom Oct. Scoring Record Nevertheless and Saturday at 8 p.m. at East presented with his academy Witnessing the event were Mr. Eitablished 1874 • Four Generations of Service 29, 1915 in St. Quentin, N.B., MANCHESTER Contrary to what was earlier reported, Cheney Tech NEW YORK (UPI) — Tom Heinsohn is a man gifted Catholic High School. award. An emotional feeling and Mrs. Gregory Peck, Mr. 142 East Center Street,' Manchester 646-5310 ran off another spurt and had a 92-88 lead with 32 seconds Can., and had lived in Maine Wednesday, 6:27 p.m. — basketball star Tom LeCourt does not have 915 career with some kind of special vision. Portland. Jimmy Walker added 17 points for the Kings After speaking to the overpowered him, he says, and Mrs. Ricardo Montalban, left. The Bucks closed to 92-90 and had a chance but Bob before coming to Manchester 18 Gasoline odor at Scuffy’s Pet points. The 5-10 senior backcourtman, however, does while Geoff Petrie topped Portland with 20. Bill Walton audience about his life in a talk filling him with the knowledge and Helen Hayes. The coach of the ^ sto n Celtics was verbose in his con­ Danridge’s jumper at the buzzer trickled off the rim. years ago. He was employed as Shop, Manchester Shopping managed just six points for Portland. entitled “The Life of my there was something greater Now, the Padre’s special mis­ possess the school scoring record. viction that his team “didn’t run at all” Wednesday night ’The Bucks’ Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led all scorers with 29 Parkade; no fire (Town). a carpenter at Pratt and Story,” a full-length movie in than his acting career. sionary task is the development m Including last Tuesday’s game with Ellis Tech, LeCourt against the Milwaukee Bucks. points and George Thompson added 19. Dave Cowens had Whitney Division of United Air­ Lakers 113, 76ers 110 color will be shown starring His tremendous need to com­ of adult vocation seminaries. AMBULANCE CALLS has 792 markers, far surpassing the old standard of 761 set “We ran all our stuff the way we’re supposed to but we craft Corp., East Hartford, 23 points and 10 assists for Boston and all four other Brian Winter’s basket with 1:25 left put Los Angeles Padre Humberto and Ernest municate with people was what “Rain for a Dusty Summer” TOLLAND COUNTY by John Goodrow. In error, some of LeCourt’s jayvee forgot to run,” Heinsohn said. “We played a very slow before retiring in April 1974 starters finished in double figures. JoJo White had 18, ahead to stay 112-110 in the second overtime period and the Borgnine in “Rain for a Dusty originally guided him to a is the life story of Padre Miguel Wednesday, 10:16 a.m. — points as a freshman were added, thus giving the higher game.” because of ill health. He was a Pro, a Jesuit priest who defied Havlicek 15, Don Nelson‘14 and Don Chaney 12. Summer.” career of acting, beginning with Auto accident of Interstate 86 CARD PARTYI ^kers went on to score their 12th straight victory over communicant of St. James count. “I don’t know where he gets that,” Bucks’ Coach Larry In other games, Houston crushed New Orleans, 124-97, Proceeds of the performance school plays, he says. the persecutions of the church near Exit 99 (Tolland Am­ St. Maurice Council of Catholic Women Philadelphia at the Spectrum. The regulation game ended Church. He is also survived by during the Mexican Revolution. Costello said after his team had been beaten, 92-90. “I only Kansas City-Omaha beat Portland, 90-82, Los Angeles will benefit the Holy Apostles' But now, in his Christian mis­ bulance). tied at 93-93 and the first overtime at 104-104. Gail five sons, Ronald Girardin, Tickets are available at the Is sponsoring a Three Cheers for Illing wish we were that slow-or that we were as fast as his Seminary in Cromwell where sion as a priest, he is fulfilling Today, 12:56 a.m. — ’Truck nipped Philadelphia, 113-110, in double overtime, and Goodrich and Lucius Allen had 27 points each for the Gerard Girardin and Richard door. Students and children are As many know, Cheney Tech is an all-male bastion. In team is slow.” Padre Humberto is presently that need more than ever, he accident on Interstate 86 near Phoenix defeated Seattle, 107-102. Lakers and Winters added 22. Fred Carter led the 76ers Girardin, all of Manchester, Cd/tn PARTY “We played a bad game and won,” John Havlicek said. serving as the local Superior. says. 81, parents are 82. Exit 99 (Tolland Ambulance). many cases this season, rabid fans filled the role of Rockets 124, Jazz 97 with 33. Gilman Girardin of Norwich The movie has recently been Padre Humberto has strong cheerleaders — and did so splendidly. But that situation “We were inconsistent but we had some stretches and Seven-foot Kevin Kunnert scored a career-high 24 points and Norman R. Girardin ser­ Padre Humberto MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10 released on the West Coast and opinions about today’s youth might be solved for the GAC State Tournament. spurts that got us through.” and also grabbed 16 rebounds in leading Houston over New ving with the Army in Ger­ Bolton Road, Hebron at 8:00 Suns 107, Sonics 102 and their religious convictions. Cheney Coach Gerry Blanchard reports that the Illing The Celtics started out with an amazing stretch that saw many; four daughters. Miss Orleans. Louie Nelson led the Jazz with 18 points and new­ Dick Van Arsdale’s career-high 46 points led Phoenix “The youth of the world are Catholic Burial Donation $1.25 Junior High cheerleaders have offered their services for them shoot 64 per cent from the floor in the first quarter as ly acquired Henry Bibby added 15. Pete Maravich took just past Seattle, breaking the Sonics’ five-game winning Lucielle Girardin and Mrs. Should your family burial place reflect your faith? they built a 34-24 lead. The Bucks tied it in the second Robert Biske, both of not anti-religious nor even anti­ Tickets Will be Sold at the Door the tournament. Needless to say, that offer has been, or nine shots the entire game and finished with six points for streak. Van Arsdale had 27 points in the second half and Manchester, Mrs. James clerical,” he says. “They are ^t selection now is the best way to assure shortly will be, gladly accepted. quarter before a Celtics’ 14-4 spurt carried them to a 56-47 the Jazz. the win gave the Suns their third straight victory, equaling Town Hastens to Meet Door and Table Prizes and Refreshments Jacobs of Coventry, and Mrs. only anti-phony! ’They respond There is a distinct possibility that the green and white halftime edge. Kings 90, Trail Blazers 82 their longest win streak of the season. Fred Brown was Joseph Wilkinson of to sincerity and spontaneity. Mass is offered daily for the repose of the clad (Cheney’s colors) Illing morale boosters Will make The Bucks took an 84-81 lead in the last period but Boston Nate Archibald scored 36 points to pace KC-Omaha over high for the Sonics with 18. They want to do something to Newington; four brothers, Block Grant Deadline souls of those buried in our Archdiocesan their initial appearance Friday night at the Beavers’ home Eugene Girardin of make a better world. “I was the black sheep of the Cemeteries. game against Prince Tech. Just one man’s opinion but Manchester, Clement Girardin three cheers for the Illing girls. ’They’re showing true com­ ABA Roundup of Plainville, O’Neil Girardin of Because of a deadline date for filing applications under family. My father was an architect, my brother was an munity spirit. Plant City, Fla., and Leonard the federal Community Development Block Grant The above space Is available to your group on a FIRST COME FIRST Girardin of Bingham, Maine; Program, the Board of Directors will conduct a special architect, and my sister was SAINT JAMES CEMETERY SERVED BASIS to publicize Community service programs, through the three sisters, Mrs. Noella meeting Friday to approve Manchester’s application. sweet, gentle, and domestic. 368 BROAD STREET courtesy ol Watkins. Contact Mrs. Janice Lopes at The Herald between Shot^ on Depth But I was different. ’They hard­ 11-12 a.m. Monday for Thursday’s ad.' Please phone 643-2711.. Sleeper of Sabattus, Maine, Its meeting will be at 5 p.m. in the Municipal Building MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT For the second year in a row, the Manchester High ly approved of my being an ac­ Road Unfriendly to Spirits Mrs. Camelia LeMay of Lisbon, swimming team has been hurt in a lack of depth. ’The In­ Hearing Room. tor.” PHONE 646-3772 Maine, and Mrs. Lucille Manchester’s application is for $470,000 for 1975-76 and dian natators were 1-5 going into Wednesday’s meet with NEW YORK (UPI) - St. Pelletier of Auburn, Maine; and Many of Humberto Hartford Public. unmerciful in smashing the tucky to its 26th victory in 27 Indiana. Denver grabbed a adheres to a priority list of projects as recommended by Louis, one of the ABA’s Spirits’ hope for a miracle nine grandchildren. In one recent meet against East Hartford High, the Silk home games this season. 14-8 lead and never faltered, its Community Development Advisory Committee. worst road teams, traveled Wednesday, breezing to a The funeral is Saturday at Towners took top spot in seven of the 11 events yet lost, 89- Meanwhile, the Spirits were building its lead to as much Accompanying the application will be Manchester’s to Kentucky, one of the 118-97 victory. 8:15 a.m. from the John F. 82. ’The inability to land prime placements has resulted in suffering through their 22nd as 17 points in the last Housing Assistance Plan—a requirement under the Block league’s best home The Colonels’ front line of Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. losses instead of notches in the left-hand (win) column. loss in 26 games on the road. quarter. Indiana’s George Center St., with a Mass at St. Grant legislation and also as recommended by the ad­ clubs—and the Spirits got , In diving, for example, senior Tom Parker had done well Gilmore had 26 points as McGinnis had 24 points James Church at 9. Burial will visory committee. clobbered. and Wilbert Jones chalked the game’s high scorer while before being thrown out late be in St. James Cemetery. eagles in early meets but he was sidelined with a broken wrist. The Colonels were rather up 69 points to carry Ken- Opponents now are garnering the top two or even top three Issel had 22 and Jones 21. in the game with two Friends may call at the Gilmore and Issel also con­ technicals. Pacer Coach Bob funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 places in this event alone and that can mean as many as 13 and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 points (based on a 6-4-3-2-1 point scale). trolled the boards, with Leonard also was excused p.m. Sophomores Mike Wasyluk and Sherrie Hopperstead Gilmore, the 7-foot Ken­ early with three technicals AREA have made contributions to the team and the tri-captains— tucky center, grabbing 19 during the break between John Mrosek, Ed Adamy and Pete Naktenis —have rebounds and Issel 13. For th e third and fourth Tune Writer Dies POLICE REPORT experienced fine campaigns. But without that little extra, added measure, Kentucky quarters. Bobby Jones great gift after has guard Bird Averitt scored 20 added 18 points to the LOS ANGELES (UPI) - ' the Indians will continue to wind up on the short end of the points. Louis Jordan, who wrote comic scoreboard. Nugget offense. Gus Gerard and Freddie pop tunes that were big hits in TOLLAND Craig B. Melendy, 23, of 101 Nets 108, Q’s 104 the 1930s and 1940s, is dead. Adolph Fontanella of Staf­ South St. was charged Eagles Lewis were the less dim Jordan’s band, the ’Tympany ford was admitted to Rockville W ednesday with reckless spots for the Spirits in Larry Kenon scored 33 Five, recorded five records that General Hospital shortly after driving and operating a snow­ The East Catholic basketball team’s chances of making another abominable road points and sold more than a million copies, midnight last night with in­ mobile on a public highway. the first annual HCC Tournament are much brighter than a adventure as Gerard scored added 19 to pace New York including “Ain’t Nobody Home juries suffered in an accident Police said Melendy was few short weeks ago. The Eagles vaulted into the picture 22 points and Lewis 21. to a come-from-behind vic­ But Us Chickens,” and "Is You on Rt. 15 in Tolland. Hospital driving the snowmobile on been extended! last Saturday with their upset win over South Catholic. In other ABA games tory over San Diego. The Q’s Is or Is You Ain’t My Baby?” officials said this morning that Warren Ave. and almost The East verdict sent the HCC standings into a Wednesday, San Antonio leading by as many as eight Jordan, 66, died of a heart at­ Fontanella suffered multiple collided with a snow plow. He shambles, guaranteeing a dog-fight to the finish. crushed Memphis, 143-119, in the second half, trailed, tack Tuesday. A native of lacerations of the face and is in was released on his promise to Northwest Catholic made it a three-way tie for third place 105-104, with four seconds Brinkley, Ark., he began his satisfactory condition. Denver topped Indiana, 123- appear. ...but only while the supply lasts. in the conference Tuesday with a 57-53 duke over St. Ber­ 113, and New York edged left when Warren Jabali’s career in 1936 as a saxophonist (UPI photo) Fontanella was driving a Osuna and Melendy are nard. East, South and Northwest each is 3-4 in le a p e play. with Chick Webb’s band at the tractor-trailer truck owned by San Diego, 108-104. inbounds pass was stolen by scheduled to appear in Common You can write off the Eagles’ last performance. Blame Savoy Ballroom in New York. Wooster Express, Inc. of South Pleas Court 19, Rockville, Feb. Spurs 143, Sounds 119 Erving, who drove half the Celtics^ John Havlicek Loses Ball He stayed with the group for Windsor. Police said he was 18. it on the opposition. Poor teams do take their toll in many (ieorge Gervin scored a length of the court to put the Bucks'Abdul-Jabbar Made Defensive Play three years, sometimes singing westbound and apparently lost Edward Candido, 61, of cases. When post-season play starts. Coach Stan Ogrod- career-high 51 points in game away. San Diego’s with Ella Fitzgerald, before control on the ice and snow- Brooklyn St., Rockville was nik’s cagers will be there in contention. propelling the Spurs to their leading scorer was Bo forming his own band. covered highway and struck a charged Wednesday night with overwhelming victory. Ger­ Lamar, with 23. He often appeared with Miss bridge abutment, continued on intoxication. He was held over­ Notebook Jottings vin scored almost all his Fitzgerald and Bing Crosby. and came to rest against some Central Five Wins night at the police station and Mike Nolen and Bill Poletti are no longer members of points in the final three guard posts. was to be presented in Common periods after spending most The Tolland Fire Department the East Catholic basketball team...Six-foot-three In Memoriam Pleas Court, Rockville today. of the first quarter on the Great scoring efforts by Rich left held a 19-point margin over and ambulance were called to sophomore Jeff Kiernan was forced to leave the Ortiz and Dan Jones powered In loving memory of Abe Matchett, bench. added 20 the Chargers 75-56. Andy Wilder who passed away February 6, 1966. the scene. Ambulance atten­ Manchester High jayvee squad because of grades...Indian Central Connecticut State led New Haven with 14 points. assistant coach Dave Flanagan reports that Illing and points for San Antonio and Irish dants said Fontanella was College to an 82-66 decision over Kings College’s Jerry Slocum Deep in my heart lies a picture Donnie Freeman and Rich Mor precious than silver and gold; thrown through the windshield. Bennet will provide the high school with some much New Haven. Ortiz tallied 20 scored a driving layup with 41 It is the picture of my dear husband The accident is still under in­ needed height in the near future. Flanagan stated that Jones had 18 apiece. Larry points, Jones one less in the seconds left in the game to give Whose memory will never grow old. vestigation. ABOUT there are eight prospects who are 6-2 in stature or better Finch was Memphis’ top Upset Hardware City clash. his team the victory in Dan­ VERNON Wile. Dolly who will be coming up... Ellis Tech basketball coach (UConn Photo) scorer with 25. Other state college games bury. Carl M. Osuna, 34, of Windsor TOWN Charlie Hidelberger cannot be happy with his team’s for­ Nuggets 123, Pacers 113 last night found Kings College Kings, 14-9, held the lead Locks was charged Lee Otis Wilson Scores Two tunes but he remains a man of conscience. An official Dave Robisch scored 31 NEW YORK (UPI) - As of New York handing Western through most of the second half Wednesday with operating un­ Members of Little Flower of UConn Player Exhibits His Strong Point points to lead Denver past far as Gus Ganakas is con­ Connecticut a 78-76 setback and but had to rally again after the der the influence of liquor or made a questionable call in ’Tuesday’s clash and some stu­ Southern Connecticut trounced One Bid Submitted Jesus Mothers Circle and their cerned, the worst is over for Colonials sco r^ six points in a drugs. Police said he was dent screamed at him with the expletive undeleted. Bernard Baruch, 122-62, for its row to take the lead 74-72 with husbands will have a potluck his Michigan State team. For Rescue Tool driving erratically on Windsor- Friday at 7 p.m. at the home of Hidelberger, in unbroken English, immediately remanded fifth straight. 2:32 remaining. ’The Town of Manchester has ville Rd. He was released on a Mrs. Joseph Recesso, 71 S. the fan. “I don’t mind them cheering for us but I won’t put The Spartans proved that After a close first half, the 9-6 Kings’ high scorer was Bob received only one bid for fur­ 8250 non-surety bond. Farms Dr. up with any nonsense like that,” the coach said Wednesday night as they held Blue devils jumped from a 38-36 Welman with 20 points while nishing its fire department with afterwards...Just Wondering Department: Why is there Next Four Contests on to upset 16th-ranked Notre halftime lead to an early com­ Western, 8-9, was led by Ken a Hurst Power Rescue Tool some internal jealousy of the success of Gerry Blanchard Dame, 76-73, in the unfriendly mand and with seven minutes Hudak with 25 points. and, appropriately enough, it is and his Cheney Tech cagers? It just seems, here anyways, confines of &uth Bend, Ind. from the area distributor of the Michigan State had its out of place. Everybody should be sharing and enjoying the Important for UConn problems early in the year. All tool. recopition the school is at long last getting....Cheney is The American Fire Equip­ the black players quit when ment Co. of Needham, Mass, going to cancel its baseball games with Windham Tech this Ganakas decided to play a offered to deliver the tool, a set spring, John Garafalo, director, reports. ’The fans in By Earl Yost Thursday night against Manhattan freshman against Indiana and of hydraulic shears and a spare Willimantic were uncontrollable at the recent basketball and a return test against UMass he had to go with junior varsity 16-inch hydraulic hose for $5,- game between the two schools and it has been decided that ’Two goals are the aim of Coach Dee Saturday night, Feb.15 at Storrs. players until the situation was resolved. 012. Its price for the basic tool, it’s best to terminate the relationship. Rowe and his UConn basketball team, UMass was sharp last night in tacking without the two options, is 84>- Vokirds (1) winning the Yankee Conference But that’s all in the past now AT THE Rte. 03, Tolland Turnpike an 80-71 defeat on Boston College, top Exit 95. Off 1-86 693. and Ganakas, whose team is and (2) a berth in the post-season Vernon, Connecticut The Board of Directors last Celtics’ Owner dog in the latest New England major now 13-5, is looking forward to a ECAC; Tournament at Springfield’s college rankings. month approved a 85,000 ap­ Civic Center which will bring together possible post-season tourna­ Boston College and Holy Cross are ment, especially after upending propriation for the tool, which the top four New England major is capable of tearing a vehicle Vctif Special expected to be two of the ECAC en­ Notre Dame. college fives. apart by hydraulic force. It Schmertz Indicted trants in the Springfield Tournament In other games involving now eliminates the hazards of Last night before a sellout crowd of March 7-8 with UConn, UMass and ranked teams Wednesday night, sparks. 4,027, the UConns moved closer with a Providence College all in the picture Nevada Las Vegas, tied for the ’The J.M. Benson Co. of Wind­ Available at all First Federal offices. On Bribery Charge convincing 106-85 win over a previous­ with Vermont’s surprising No. 16 spot with Notre Dame, sor, with a price of |2,010, is the ly unbeaten Yankee Conference foe, Catamounts also in contention as the downed Seattle, 77-63, and No. open apparent low bidder for fur­ Come to any Eagle’s Nest and take your choice of these exciting TRENTON, N.J. (UPI) — Boston Celtics’owner Robert Boston University. There were 398 no- last half of the regular slate is now un­ 18 LaSalle manhandled little nishing and installing carpeting gifts for adding a minimum amount to your existing account. If you Schmertz has been indicted by a New Jersey grand jury for shows, no doubt due to the traveling der way. Drexel, 80-63. in several office in the allegedly bribing an Ocean County mayor to gain approval conditions following the snowstorm. In other games, Municipal Building and in the don’t have one, start one. Then take your choice. “We iust can’t afford to lose,” Massachusetts downed Boston for a $2(X) million housing development. The success, 18th in a row at home, Rowe said, “ because the teams that i Youth Services office in Lincoln Schmertz was indicted assured the Huskies of a winning College, 80-71, Rhode Island up­ I Center. Its bid is 8891 for the But please hurry, these valuable gifts won’t last forever. we have to finish ahead are all win­ set Manhattan, 89-83, Seton Hall Wednesday along with season. UConn is now 13-3 with nine ning. Municipal Building carpeting arrest of Schmertz and beat Villanova, 99-91, Duke 6 games left. B.U. slipped under .500 to and 81,119 for Lincoln Center. Leisure Technology Corp. of dumped Wake Forest, 75-68, breakfast Safran and a state Bids were received from Lakewood, the construction 8-9. Fast Break Key South Carolina edged seven suppliers, with the highes firm he formed in 1969, and spokesman said it is It was a bruising battle, especially Last night the key to victory was Pittsburgh, 64-62, Kansas State 82,737 from Peter J. Sayadoff of Donald Safran, a Lakewood expected they would in the first half, when UConn literally UConn’s ability to fast break. “We got defeated Missouri, 91-84, Kan­ West Hartford. Although $25 deposit $100 deposit $250 deposit $5000 deposit insurance consultant. arrange to surrender today ran B.U. into the boards with some the ball down the floor better than at sas crushed Nebraska, 72-44, several Manchester suppliers or Friday. • an elegant gravy ladle Choose any of these; Take your pick: Choose from: Schmertz, 48, a Lakewood devastating contact. UConn players any time all year—and we ran better. Oklahoma nipped Iowa State, • ■o' ^ were invited to bid, none did. 1/2 KARAT The indictment charged 91-89, Oral Roberts outlasted k \ with matching cake server • A pair of regular tote bags • A versatile Black St resident who used part of his just ran right over B.U. defenders and B.U. is a good team, much better than • An 18-piece punch bowl set Schmertz and Safran with Canisius, 100-93, Colorado \\ 1/3 KARAT • An 11-piece table set • A single deluxe 707 bag Decker jig saw kit construction fortune to buy a the two officials just couldn’t get up it played tonight. I wish that we could R8g.S49S paying $31,730 to Portash in whipped Oklahoma State, 83-62, * 3 5 0 • An alarm clock • A Dutch Oven • 4k” Black & Decker drill share of the National enough steam to blow their whistles. play a game like this every night. Basketball Association 1971 and 1972 to use his posi­ “I didn’t relax until the last San Francisco bombed Santa Rag. S399 ||og^ 2 5 0 • A spice rack • GE Digital Alarm Gock Clara, 98-78, and Santa Barbara • A distinctive salad set • A steam spray and dry Champion Boston Celtics in tion as mayor and a member minute,” a thoroughly relaxed Rowe “The team was tense before the take advantage of... of the township’s Municipal topped Long Beach State, 75-71. Owr 4$ Ttm ol IhmmM U n k » • A bridge chair iron 1973, issued an immediate said as he puffed on a cigarette and game. I could feel it in practice all Alex English tipped in a shot Open 24 Hours Dally • A blender denial of any wrongdoing in Utilities Authority to help met the press after the first lopsided week. That 20 assists we got must be a with five seconds left to lift h is dealings with them obtain approval from win at home this season. world record.” FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE 10% SAVINGS ON South Carolina over Pittsburgh Manchester Township various government agen­ Crucial Gaines Ahead Five players hit twin figures, Tony and freshman Mike Pyatts’ 22 Mayor Joseph S. Portash. cies for a 5,000 unit retire­ “It’s nice to be assured of a winning Hanson canning 26 points, Lee Otis points helped Massachusetts ALL DIAMONDS He also ow n^ the New York ment village. The project is season, but the next four games are Wilson 21, Earl Wilson 16, A1 Weston upset Boston College. Alvan Mobil Stars of the World Football under construction in crucial ones for us. All four were NIT 15 and Joe Whelton 10. Adams’30 points and three foul HEATIN6 0ILS League last season before Manchester Township. (National Invitation Tournament) John ’Thomas was just great off the shots in the final minute by Fiist Federal Savings selling the club to a Portash, who is also an teanis last year,” Rowe said. boards with a game-leading 13. Kerry Rick NcNeil carried Oklahoma OILMIRNER « past Iowa State and Tony Charlotte, N.C., group. Ocean County freeholder, The four games are against Walker and Henry Downs each tallied HCATHMINSTMIATION East Hartford, Glastonbury, Manchester, Rockville, \femon. South lA^dsor sad Superior Court Judge was not indicted. The state Lawrence’s 18 points helped Massachusetts at Amherst Saturday, 18 points for the losers. “We just can’t Colorado snap a school record UUKHESm PMMK Thursday Open 'til 8 P.M.; Sat. 9-12 In Manchester Only George Y. Schoch issued said its investigation is con­ Tuesday night against Rutgers at afford to lose,” Rowe muttered as he 643-5135 tinuing. 11-game losing streak with a 315 C«nt«r St______M a n ctm tf bench warrants for the Storrs, at Madison Square Garden started to prepare for UMass. victory over Oklahoma State. Giftit must be picked up in penwn and are limited to one per family.

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PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thura., Feb. 6, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Feb. 6,1975 — PAGE THIRTli^l'^N Palmer’s Golf Game Going Well Philadelphians Victory Shadow Foils Hull BOWLING Puts Rangers in Spot But Jets Still Win NEW YORK (UPI) — Being shadowed is nothing new to But Johnny TVIiller’s Even Better Bobby Hull, and when it’s done right, the Winnipeg star is CHURCH - Cy Perkins 200- NEW YORK (UPI) - This will 206-590, Don Anderson 517, lifted Philadelphia to a 4-1 lead and the first, one to admit he’s been foiled. come as a disappointment to those provided the margin of victory. Bert Elmer Ostrout 504, A1 Semrau hockey moguls who anticipated four Hull, Ulf Nilsson and Anders Hedberg comprise the top 546, Don Durand 519, Tony PALM SPRINGS,.Calif. (UPI) — Arnold Palmer is playing better and The best round at La Quinta was a 69 by George Knudson, who was tied Wilson and Vickers later narrowed close races but with exactly two scoring line in major league hockey with 84 goals and 193 Baluk 504, Mike Wieber 502, so are half a dozen others, but it’s the same old story—they are all trying with nine others. the deficit to 4-3 but they couldn’t get points. But that line was stopped cold Wednesday night as Nels Johnson 510, Bob McBride to catch Johnny Miller. Palmer, now 45, hasn’t won a title since he took the Hope two years ago. months still left to the regular season, the equalizer past goal-tender Bemie the Philadelphia Flyers can just about the aeveland Crusaders beat the Jets, 3-2, in World 513, A1 Marks 518, Bill Grant Miller, who took last week off to fish and rest, came back to the PGA He wants to win so bad he can almost taste it. Parent. Hockey Association play. 519. For instance, his schedule calls for a week off next week when the tour wrap up a divisional title tonight. Flames 3, Bruins 3 Tour here Wednesday for the opening round of the 90-hole, $160,000 Bob "If we win tomorrow night, they’ll (Crusader Coach Jack Vivian had Gerry Binder, Grant Hope Desert Classic and immediately established himself as the man to goes to San Diego for the Andy Williams. Defensemen Bobby Orr and Erickson and Skip Krake shadow the Hull line every ELKS - Bob Talmadge 142- “As of now I don’t plan to play in San Diego,” he said, “but that could have a tough time catching us,” Carol Vadnais scored 30 seconds 176-444, Joe Desimone 146-376, beat with an eight-under-par 64. minute it was on the ice and said afterward, “They won the change. It all depends on how I do this week. I’m way behind in Ryder Cup Philadelphia Captain Bobby Clarke apart midway through the final period game.” Whit Hastings 138-357, Ding “You can’t deny he is playing very well,” Palmer said of Miller. “He’s said Wednesday night after the Flyers' Farr 354, John Rieder 367, Dick points ud I’d like to take a run at it.” to lift Boston into a tie. Rookie Eric Hull was the only member of his line to get a point, making all the shots and that’s why he is playing the way he is.” The Ryder cup means a lot to Palmer this year because the matches are had held off the New York Rangers, 4- Vail notched his 19th goal at 7:13 of Krol 143-383, Jack Talley 136, 3. “Heck,” he added with a grin, drawing an assist on Mike Ford’s first period goal. Richie Tony Desimone 364, A1 Pirkey Palmer, who shot four sub-par rounds at Hawaii but lost out by two scheduW for Laurel Valley, Pa., Arnie’s home course, and it would be the session to give Atlanta a 3-1 lead in Leduc matched it in the second period and then A1 376, Mike Denhup 353, Don strokes to Gary Groh, opened here with a four-under-par 68, already four somewhat of an embarrassment to Palmer if he couldn’t compete. “they’ll have a tough time catching us its first outing under new Coach Fred anyway.” McDonough and Ron Ward scored within a 37-second span Carpenter 358, Bruce Fieh 374, shots behind Miller. A total of 48 players from the starting field of 128 shot sub par over the Creighton. Phil Esposito had a goal of the third period to win the game despite Larry Hor- Nick Twerdy 376, Stan Seymour Palmer is in a group of nine tied at 68 with young Tom Jenkins at 66. flat and relatively easy desert courses here. Two who didn’t were Groh, By winning in New York, the Flyers and an assist for the Bruins to in­ boosted their margin in Division 1 of nung’s goal for the Jets in the last five minutes. 359. Most of the best rounds were shot at Indian Wells, one of four courses who had an even par 72, and Hubert Green, the defending champion, who crease his point total to 98. “We expected the line to be checking us,” said Hull, who they use in the Hope, including Miller, Jenkins and Palmer, Ken Venturi, had 73. the National Hockey League to 11 Canadiens 8, Red Wings 5 points over the runner-up Rangers and in the past has been critical of shadowing because it robs Doug Sanders, Miller Barber and Alan Tapie also had 68s at Indian Wells ^ e r e is a long way to go in this marathon tournament but spotting Steve Shutt’s second goal of the fans of their chance to see the superstars at their best. they can make it 13 tonight when the Gordon while Mac McLendon and Jerry Heard shot 68 at Bermuda Dunes and Miller from two to four shots at the start is no way to stop the hottest m game and 20th of the season snapped a $ ■■ “'They did about the best job anyone has.” two teams meet again in (UPI photo) Buddy Allin and Bruce Crampton shot 68 at Tamarisk. player on the tour. 5-5 tie with only 6:28 left to play and Aeros 5, Toros 2 Philadelphia. Rangers* Jerry Butler Off Balance enabled Montreal to extend its win­ Houston ran up a 5-0 lead before Jeff Jacques and Wayne “This puts us in an enviable Testifies ning streak to five games and its lead Flyers' Jim Watson (20), Bill Clement Go after Puck Dillon scored for Toronto in the last period. Andre Hinse position,” said Bill Clement, whose NLRB Rules over Los Angeles in Division 3 to four had a goal and an assist for the Aeros, who maintained an MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - first-period goal put the Stanley Cup points. Peter Mahovlich and Guy eight-point lead over runnerup Phoenix in the West Divi­ Former Chicago Bear Dick Season Saved champions into the lead for good. “I Lafleur, with his 41st goal, padded the sion. (UPI photo) wouldn’t want to be the team in se­ Gordon says disputes arising SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Reaction came rapidly margin in the closing minutes. Danny Roadrunners 9, Mariners 2 NFL Fines Returned cond place, having to come into our Grant scored two power play goals for Billie Jean Granted Trade from the controversial when the Board of Education voted to end the com­ Jackie Gleason Takes Top Billing Robbie Ftorek, Michel Cormier and Dennis Sobchuk Rozelle Rule caused him to building with a chance of going 13 Detroit. petitive sports program in San Francisco schools as a MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - shouldn’t install artificial the same bench rule on his Upstages Hope's Introduction of Classic Girls each had two goals and an assist as Phoenix broke a club miss the entire 1972 National points down.” Hawks 2, Stars 1 NEW YORK (UPI) - Eastern Division title last Philadelphia and has means of saving money. More than 100 National turf without negotiating own, saying he didn’t confer record for goals. Runners goalie Gary Kurt took over the Football League exhibition On the other side of the building. Jim Pappin converted a pass from Billie Jean King, World year, the WTT’s first, as a become part of the city. Mayor Joseph L. Aiioto rescued the high schools’ Football League players with the union. with the clubs. WHA goaltending lead by reducing his average to 2.79. season and the first four New York’s Derek Sanderson said Darcy Rota early in the third period Team Tennis bowing to her player-coach. But she said “But we have to look at halffinished basketball season Wednesday by putting who were fined $200 for The NLRB in Washington The NLRB balked at Fighting Saints 4, Oilers 2 regular season games. bluntly, “We had to win both. They to give Chicago its winning margin. request, was traded to the she did not know yet things positively. We got up S25,000 from a city youth fund, which is derived dashing off the bench to join ruled in favor of the league ruling on the 1972 rule, Rejects Braves Goals by Gord Gallant and Mike Walton within a 37- Gordon was the second wrapp^ it up.” And teammate Steve Pappin’s goal came just two minutes New York Sets Wednesday whether she would coach the Stan Smith and Kerry largely from gate receipts of a San Francisco 49ers pre­ in fights on the field are on both counts but the second span lifted Minnesota to a 2-0 lead in the first witness to testify Wednesday in saying it never had been Vickers added, “We just weren’t up to after Fred Barrett had tied the score by th e Philadelphia Sets. Melville, who’s ranked fifth season game. going to get their money Players Association period and Gary Gambucci added what proved to be the the Rozelle Rule antitrust trial challenged in court. the test tonight.” for Minnesota. The victory enabled Freedoms. “The whole caliber of ten­ or sixth in the world. The Aiioto, met by upset pupils when he arrived at City appealed to the U.S. Circuit winning goal early in the second period. in Minneapolis U.S. District back— plus six per cent in­ So both sides issued Even Emile Francis conceded that the Black Hawks to climb within one In return for WTT’s top nis is going to be a lot better difference in tennis is not Hall to start the day’s work, also promised to find terest. Court of Appeals in St. Blazers 4, Cougars 2 Court. The first witness to statements saying they were Allen Announces he was more concerned about the two point of first-place Vancouver in Divi­ draw, who requested the and WTT is here to stay,” going to be that great. The testify at the hearing was another $175,000 for other sports. But he didn’t say But the significance of the Louis. The appeals court happy with the decision. Goalie Don McLeod survived scoring a goal for the other teams behind him, the New York sion 2. trade to New York, the said Ms. King, the league’s difference will really be the team to lead Vancouver over Chicago. In the first period, former All-Pro tight end John where that would come from. National Labor Relations agreed last September with Don Weiss, public Islanders and Atlanta, than he was Freedoms received the most eloquent salesperson. Billie Jean King per­ Mackey. Mackey’s testimony The mayor declared that “The best force for in­ the NLRB ruling about ar­ His Retirement Seals 5, Capitols 1 McLeod try to clear out a pass but it bounced off a team­ Board ruling announced relations director of the about catching Philadelphia. John Stewart and Dave Gardner negotiation rights for Stan “I’ve just come back from sonality.” centered around his role as tegration in this country has been competitive Wednesday was unclear, tificial turf but it sent the NFL, said the league would mate and back into the goal. The goal was credited to “The Islanders and Atlanta have scored two goals each and Stewart Smith and Kerry Melville, our league meeting in However, the Sets had not president of the NFL Players athletics.” because it voided a rule es­ issue of bench fines back to repay the money, even Rosaire Paiement, the nearest Cougar. ATLANTA (UPI) — Dick Allen has dashed Atlanta been playing well all year, particular­ added a pair of assists for the highest plus an undisclosed amount Houston and we have new signed either Smith or Association in 1972. Supervisor Quentin Kopp announced that he and tablished in 1971 and left un­ the NLRB for another look. though it was “long ago” Upon questioning by Edward Braves’ hopes that he would be the hard-hitting right- ly in the last three weeks,” he said. scoring total of a California player of cash. owners with very deep Melville, so the Freedoms three other persons were forming a “Save Our School touched a 1972 rule which is This time, the NLRB contributed to the Brian Pic- Glennon, attorney for the handed batter they needed to replace Hank Aaron. “We’ll have a real fight on our hands this season. Washington rookie Mike “I really wanted to come pockets, which is what’s are not assured of their ser­ Sports” group to ask 2,000 San Franciscans to con­ identical. ordered the league to res­ The players association, Gordon colo Memorial Cancer Allen, for whom the Braves paid $5,000 to the Chicago in our division....” Marson spoiled Gilles Meloche’s to New York,” Ms. King needed.” vices. tribute $100 each to provide the $200,000 needed for An NLRB spokesman said cind the bench fines rule, Research fund at Sloan Muffler That’s said he played out his option White ^ x in hopes they could lure him out of his unofficial If Francis took a peek behind him, shutout bid midway through the final said. “Dick Butera (the Butera, a good friend of coaches’ overtime pay. the ruling, which was made which was established in Kettering Hospital in with the Bears in 1971 and then retirement, notified Braves’ General Manager Eddie he’d find the Flames and Islanders period. The loss was the 26th in a row Freedoms’ owner) didn’t Ms. King’s, said, “ Billie Guaranteed for State Sen Milton Marks, R.San Francisco, declared in Washington Jan. 31, 1971 by NFL Commissioner Chicago. Five Winners was unable to sign a “satisfac­ Robinson by mail Wednesday that he will not be playing tied for third, seven points behind the for the Caps on the road. have to let me come.” Jean took a great deal of as long as you tory contract’’ for 1972. in Sacramento he would introduce a bill which would means the NFL Manage­ Pete Rozelle after he con­ CORNWELLS HEIGHTS, Pa. “We are pleased, though,” for Atlanta. Rangers. Atlanta skated to a 3-3 tie Penguins 3, Kings 2 However, Ms. King was time in making this deci­ ‘"They offered me only a ?4,- make athletic programs mandatory in the stale’s ment Council of 26 teams sulted with the clubs. A (UPI) — Canadian-born Roger own the car... he said, “that the board has Robinson had visited the 32-year-old former first with Boston Wednesday night. Chuck Amason scored two goals in anxious to come to New sion. The strain of living in 000 raise from $34,000 to public schools. must pay back about $25,000 main objection was that upheld the commissioner’s J. Turcotte, a 19-year-old ap­ baseman at his Pennsylvania horse farm last month and In other NHL action, Montreal over­ the second period and former King York because of business in­ two cities and trying to play 875-2517 $38,000,” he said. to the 106 players fined from Rozelle made the rule in right to the fine and will be prentice jockey who has been came away believing that Allen would play for the Braves came Detroit, 8-5, Chicago edged Lowell MacDonald had one as terests. She is a sports com­ top-flight tennis were just March 25, 1971, to Nov. 6, conjunction with the club able to continue to effective­ recognized for only just over in 1975. Minnesota, 2-1, California beat Pittsburgh overcame a 2-0 deficit. Los mentator for a television too much. It was a difficult one month, straddled five 1972. Its future impact on owners. Later, on Nov. 6, OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP Knipple Leads ly control conduct on the “I received a letter from Dick Allen today stating he is Washington, 5-1,and Pittsburgh Angeles, losing two games in a row network and owns a decision for her to make winners at Keystone Race the league appears to be in 1972, Rozelle came out with playing field.” ROUTE 83 ROCKVILLE BUTCH'S M®bil^ declining our offer to play for the Atlanta Braves,’’ Robin­ nipped Los Angeles, 3-2. for only the second time this season, women’s sports magazine because she is really fond of Course Wednesday. question. 313 Adams St., corner of Hilliard St., Manchaater NORTH OLMSTED, Ohio son reported Wednesday. Second-period power, play goals by got first-period goals from Tom based here. The NLRB action resulted (UPI) — Averaging slightly Ross Lonsberry and Rick NbcLeish Williams and Mike Murphy. Additionally, her presence NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT! more than 228 pins per game from an NFL Players Connecticut Yankees in the media center will aid Slop In and Get Acquainted With The New Owner. Wednesday, Bobby Knipple of Association suit filed on Jan. the young league in gaining Long Beach, CaliL, grabbed a 31, 1971, contending that the OLIN R. G ER ICH , JR. CLEVELAND (UPI) - The necessary exposure. lead of 29 pins as the first two COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS NFL and clubs should not Cleveland Browns announced Ms. King, who owns five six-game qualifying blocks SCOREBOARD fine players leaving the Thursday the appointment of Wimbledon crowns and four AUTO AIR CONDITIONING SPECIALIST were rolled in the $85,000 Newest ASL Team bench to enter fights without George Sefeik as the new offen­ U.S. Open championships, Foreign and Domestic Repairs Copenhagen Open Bowling consulting with the Players sive backfield coach of the PRICES CUT25% Tournament here. 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PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thura., Feb. 6, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, (kmn.. Thurs.. Feb. 6, 1975 — PAGE SEVENTEEN INDEX Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale NOTICE! ' L o (tin d Found MANCHESTER - Authentic MANCHESTER - West side. School Bus Contract Signed ' Ptrionili Colonial reproduction. Four Immaculate 7-room aluminum - Announcimonti bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, double VERNON ' Enterlainmsnt sided Cape. CJiarming formal Motor Vehicle Department. garage. Lookout Mountain A three-year school bus con­ ' Auctions dining room, fireplaced living Special provisions are made area. Must see to appreciate. room, garage, rec room and JUST REDUCED! tract, which becomes effective o h e H c r a t b in the contract for special ac­ FINANCIAL Bonds-Stocks-MortgigM Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. more. M d 30’s. Keith Real July 1 and averaging about $600 tivity buses, public liability in­ Pofsonsi Loins Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. more per year per bus than the Insuranco MANCHESTER- Center Street, Now Is the time for you to take the opportunity to “pick The contract also includes an surance, and for the board to current contract, was signed three family in business zone II, up” this five-room Ranch In a very nice location. escalator clause which states determine, in the final year of EMPLOYMENT MANCHESTER - Duplex, 7-6, this morning with the Windsor the contract, whether ad­ Help Wantid She neralh ideal for professional offices, or four bedrooms each, enclosed Fireplace, aluminum siding, garage, and gas heat. Put that the contract costs wilt in- Bus Service, Inc. Businass Opportunitlas commercial expansion. $75,000. porches, very large rooms, 2- your decorating Imagination to worki crease or decrease ditional buses purchased be Situation Wantad Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, Ver­ new or used. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- car garage.5. Priced:Pric high 40’s. automatically each year EDUCATION 2440. non superintendent of schools, By owner. Call after 5,646-0766. according to the Consumers ' Prlvata Instructions signed for the Board of Educa­ ' Schools-Classas REALE’S CORNER Price Index with yearly in­ Father Joins Elvis 7 3/4% MORTGAGE available tion and Elmer Thrall signed ' Instructions Wantad 178 HAIM STBtET HI9SE 646-4626 creases limited to a maximum MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - COVENTRY 143,900 to qualified buyer. New 7 room for the bus company which he REAL ESTATE 10 per cent. BUILDER'S CLOSEOUTI Raised " Ranch, :h, "2 ■1/2 baths, owns. First Elvis Presley got sick and Homas lor Ssla The bus company will also was sent to the hospital, and Lots-Land lor Sail Why rent when you can buy fireplace, two-car garage. $52,- The contract will be at the Invastmant Proparty 900. Frechette & Martin, Inc. furnish station wagon transpor­ PHONE this 7 room Raised Ranch NEW 7 ROOM RAISED RANCH BullneaaPmperty rate of $57.36 per bus for each now his father, Vernon Presley, Business Property 643-2711 Realtors, 646-4144. tation for special education 59, has been hospitalized, for a • Resort Property with terms to fit your income. school day, a total of $10,554.24. ' Real Estate Wanted Aluminum siding, garage, 2 students at $ ^ a day. possible mild heart attack. This lovely new home offers 2 MANCHESTER - Main Street, With 22 buses in use, this brings FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD CONDOMINIUM - three raised hearth fireplaces, 2 business zoned, four family, Charles Brisson, business MISC. SERVICES baths, cathedral ceilings, the total contract to $232,193.28. The elder Presley joined his bedrooms, three baths, rec baths, carpeting throughout. city utilities, level lot, $ ^ manager for the school system, son in a Memphis hospital . Services Ollerad Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 builtins, rec room and 2 gar­ room, den, living room, dining It also provides that the . Painting-Papering Oil hot water baseboard heat, monthly income. $47,900. Hayes said Thrall feels the buses now . Building-Contracting ages. J. Gordon, 649-5306. room, kitchen, all appliances. agreed upon rate will be W^nesday after complaining ADVERTISING ADVERTISING IVz acre treed lot. Only $41,- Corp. 646-0131. used, which are five years old, of chest pains. He was taken to . RoolIng-SIdIng NEWSPAPER CARRIERS for EQUAL HOUSINO OPPORTUNITY Mid 30’s. Frechette & Martin, reduced by $10.04 per bus per . Heating-Plumbing the Manchester Herald for 900. will be good for another three Baptist Hospital’s coronary • Flooring UBOMTOIIV lECHmntll BARRDWS& WALLACE Inc, Realtors, 646-4144. Reaort Property 27 day to $47.32 when Rockville DEADLINE Caldor area and all of South HAND AGENCY - 646-5200 years and that is one of the unit so that his heart could be . Movlng-Trucklng-Storaga RATES (HOSPITAL) MmciiMtar New Haven Hartfonl High School returns to single . Services Wanted 12:00 noon the day before Windsor. Call Mr. Griffin, 647- 649-B306 397-1815 728-6818 PRICE REDUCED - Great lot, reasons why the contract price electronically monitored. publication. 1 day ...... 9e word per day 9411. Required to have either a sessions. This will mean a MISC. FOR SALE 3 days ...... 8c word per day possible 8 rooms, 2-car garage. did not climb too much higher. A hospital spokesman said Deadline lor Saturday and CAKCOD reduction of $1,847 for each bus ' Articles lor Sale 6 days ...... 7c word pW day C.L.A. or an M.L.T. certifica­ Look at this price, $35,900. LARGE Seven-room Colonial, 1 Brisson said the existing Vernon Presley's "symptoms - Building Supplies Monday Is 12:00 Nogn Friday. Frechette & Martin,Inc. COnUGE FOR SUE per year. 26 days ...... 6c word per day EXPERIENCED babysitter in tion with a minimum of one 1/2 baths, aluminum siding, buses accommodate 60 showed he could have suffered ' Pets -Birds- Dogs BOLTON - Four-bedroom Realtors, 646-4144. too yards to beach, protected ocean The contract also provides . Livestock IS WORD MINIMUM year satisfactory experience garage, treed lot, $48,500. passengers but any new buses our Manchester home to care Ranch set on 3/4 acre treed lot. view, Uving-dlning-kitchen area with that the Board of Education a mild heart attack." . Boats & Accessories PLEASE READ Happy Ads ...... $2.00 Inch for newborn 8:30-5:30, in a hospital laboratory. Must Hutchins Agency, 6463166. purchased will only accom­ ' Sporting Goods Fireplaced living room, rec COVENTRY - New $27,000 fireplace. 3 bedrooms, ceramic bath.- Elvis, 40, was admitted to references required. (^11 for in­ have had chemistry and blood will pay for all of the gasoline modate 50 students in Grades 7- ' Garden Products YOUR AD room, dining room, eat-in Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 8 1/2%, 33 PLUS INCOME apartment! used by the buses and charge the hospital Jan. 29 for tests ' Antiques terview, 646-8490. bank training. This is a night kitchen plus garage. High 30’s. $19,900 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 Barbara S. Lovely, Realtor Vernon Official Cited on Retirement 12. which later disclosed an in­ ' Wanted to Buy Classllled ads are taken over years. Possibly no money down baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ the contractor 42.8 cents per shift position, 11 p.m. - 7 a.m., Zinsser...... Agency, 6461511II. under FHA. Builder 228-0486. Champlain Rd., Orlaana, Maas. One of the amendments to the testinal blockage. He is listed in the phone as a convenience. MANCHESTER Board of age, nearly two acres. Hutchins gallon. If the cost of gasoline to RENTALS The Herald Is responsible (or Monday through Friday, and 617-255-0462 present contract calls for all ■ Rooms lor Rent Agency, Realtors, 6463166. satisfactory condition, and doc­ only one incorrect Insertion and Realtors is looking for a part- VERNON CIRCLE Area - four 'Andrew Tricarico, second from right, who has retired highway foreman, and since the town governments were the town should exceed $1 a ' Apartments lor Rent occasional weekend rotation. bus drivers to have a complete tors said he would probably be then only to the size of the time secretary to assist in their family, aluminum siding, an­ consolidated 10 years ago, he has served as director of gallon for any reason, then the . Homes lor Rent Good salary, night and PLYMDUTH LANE LARGE, 48’ Ranch - Country after serving 15 years as an employe of Vernon, was physical examination by a allowed to go home in a few . Business lor Rent original Insertion. Errors which operations. Must be able to nual income $7,400. Exceptional board will have the option to weekend bonus and excep­ kitchen with screened 18x14’ honored at a dinner Wednesday night at The Colony in pubic works. Besides the plaque, Tricarico was presented licensed physician. This is now days. • Resort Property lor Rent do not lessen the value of the wpe. Some bookkeeping and value at $41,900. Dubaldo- Colonial Cape, 8 large rooms, ...... ■ ‘ 14’ reopen the negotiations as to . Wanted to Rent advertisement will not be cor­ tional fringe benefits. Only ■■Talcottville. Mayor Frank McCoy presented him with a with a purse of money and ?1,500 was donated in his name a requirement of the state diversified office work. Hours Lesperance Agency, 646-0505. 2-car attached garage, large deck, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, Real Estate Wanted 28 gasoline costs. . MIsc. lor Rent rected by an additional Inser­ flexible. Send brief resume to those with acceptable finished rec room, 2 fireplaces. framed resolution from the Town Council. Looking on are to the Rockville High School scholarship loan fund. This tion. treed lot. Immediate occupan­ AUTOMOTIVE Personnel Chairman, references need apply to: Prestigious Rockledge area. ALL CASH for your property was given by the Recycling Steering Committee and the AMBASSADOR DRIVE - cy. Fine home for a growing Tricarico’s wife, and Councilman Donald Eden who was NOTICE ' Autos lor Sole Manchester Board of Realtors, Seven-room Condominium, Low 40’s. Call us today, within 24 hours. Avoid r ^ tape, High School Service Club. (Herald photo by Dunn) ' Trucks lor Sale family. Jackston Agency, 6461316. master of ceremonies. Tricarico served for five years as STATE OF CONNECTICUT ' Heavy Equipment lor Sale 156 East Center Street, Personnol Employmont Office excellent condition, carport, instant service. Hayes Agency, DEPARTMENT OF . Molorcycles-BIcycles Help Wanted 13 Manchester. recreation room, carpeting, 4 F.J.SPILECKI 6460131. TRANSPORTATION ■ Campers-Trallers-Moblle W.W. BACKUS baths. Only $32,900. Goodcnild- Realtor 643-2121 MANCHESTER - Build for the Homes future in this comfortable and Area AFS Students 24 WOLCOTT HILL ROAD THE MANCHESTER Bartlett, Realtors, 569-1744, WE WILL buy your house. Call - Automotive Service HAPPY ADS HANDYMAN NEEDED expandable home. Modern anytime, Hutchins Agency, WETHERSFIELD, CONN. - Autos lor Rent-Lease •J Homemaker Service, Inc. has HOSPITAL 6461852. for large convalescent home. kitchen, two bedrooms, large Realtors, 6463166. BUILDING(S) AND/OR :j; openings for homemaker-home 326 Washington Sf. MANCHESTER - Striking 4- © Visit for Weekend Basic maintenance skill Norwich, Conn. unfinished second floor, quiet STRUCTURE(S) |;i health aides, training provided. VERNON - Three-bedroom bedroom (Contemporary, 2 1/2 street, $30,500. Keith-- • Realfte required. Experience in plum­ Ranch, 2 baths, 2-car garage, SELLING your house? Call us South Windsor High School as TO BE REMOVED Must be able to work minimum 8B9-S331 Ext 357 baths, panoramic view of Hart­ Estate, 6464126, 649-1922. SOUTH WINDSOR MADAM PALM bing and electrical work help­ Equal Opportunity Employar %-acre wooded ’lot with fan­ first and we’ll make you a cash Sealed bids for the removal g five hours a day, five days a ford skyline, sunken patio, 2-car guests of the students. week. Must have own transpor- ful. Starting rate $2.95 hourly. tastic view of Connecticut garage. 60’s. Warren E. offer. One day service. T. J. or demolition of building(s) READER AND ADVISER MANCHESTER - By owner. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. American Field Service Saturday at 11 a.m., the group Ution. Miieage reimbursed. Contact K. Engel, Personnel Valley; fully carpeted. $55,900. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. will meet at the South Windsor and/or structure(s), more fully SALAD GIRL wanted two “ " vlar • - • Lovely Ranch - three bedrooms, students from Manchester, CARD READING Phone 643-9511 between 9-4. Department. Warren E. Howland Realtors, wall-to-wall carpeting, Museum on Main St. to tour the described in the attached nights a week. Apply Cavey’s 643-1108. MANCHESTER - Only $1,695 CASH FOR HOUSES - End Glastonbury, Enfield and Wind­ GUARANTEED RESULTS fireplace, paneled living room those home-selling worries - Indian exhibit. AFS members list(s), will be received by the Love - Marriage and Bualneea MEADOWS Restaurant, 45 East Center sor Locks will spend the LICENSED nurse - Three days. down, could get you into this 6 and dining area. Attached gar­ Let us bring in a buyer. Or and guests will lunch together Commissioner of Transporta­ Will tell you what you want to know Custodial care only. Call 649- Street, 643-1415. room, 3-bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, R E A L W OOD weekend in South Windsor as about Monde, enemlea. To raunita CONVALESCENT HOME MANCHESTER - Owner, six age, corner lot. Call 6462984 if perhaps Buy ourselves. We do, tion in Room 149 at 24 Wolcott 1:; 2358. full cellar Condominium. All guests of the South Windsor and then ice skate from until 3 the separated, causa speedy, happy 333 Bldwail Street CHEF NEEDED - Part-time. room Cape, move-in condition, no answer, call 643-9985. you know. Showings at your p.m. At 6:30 p.m., the guests, Hill Road, Wethersfield, marrtsgae, over coma enaniles, evil deep treed lot, carpeting and appliances plus wall-to-wall AFS chapter. habits, stumbling blocks and bad Manchester" Experience as head chef carpeting. Ask for Mary Judge convenience. We need large and S P EC IA LS Il students and host families will Connecticut, until 11:00 a.m., An Equal Opportunity Employer fireplace, $31,900. 643-9969. MANCHESTER After school today, the host luck. LIRs you out ol sonow and trou­ necessary. Salary DOE. at F. J. Spilecki, Spill Realtor, 643- small homes. Call without February 18, 1975, after which ble and starts you on the path ol hap­ families will pick up the guest meet with the adult chapter for . . . Senraon* BURGER KING Jobseekers, 568-1070. 2121. IF YOU NEED... obligation! Keith Real Estate, “ Chatham pecan” or they will be publicly opened and piness and prosperity. MANCHESTER - Beautiful 6464126 or 649-1922, students who will have dinner a potluck in Wapping Communi­ may haw Mot yov is iooking for hard working ATTENTION - full-time short A family home in mint condi­ ty Hall. Each family is read aloud. Bids must be sub­ 243-1337 MEN WANTED - Age 17 to 28, starter home, four room Cape, and spend the evening with men over 18, to work after order cook - 649-0305, redecorated, convenient loca­ SOLID 6room Cape - Base- tion with easy maintenance “ island beige” panels requested to bring a dish of food mitted on Proposal Form CON a happy odi full or part-time. No experience IMMEDIATE CASH for your their host families'. closing. Hours, 5-close or 8- Manchester, call between 8-5. tion, large lot. $27,300. Owner. ment, garage, approximately alum, siding, you’ll want to property. Let us explain our 114J in bid envelopes provided necessary. Earn while you half acre.ere. Needs work. Only Friday, the guests will attend to serve eight. TAX RETURNS and accoun­ close, full-time, or part-time. 643-8172. see this Colonial. Close to fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, On Sunday, the guests will by the Department of Transpor­ HIGH SCHOOL Mother’s learn, if qualified. Good fringe $19,900. Many others. Welles South Windsor High School with ting done professionally. Benefits include 2-week vaca­ buslines and shopping. Wall to 647-1413. tation, which may be secur^ in helper needed on weekends. ■benefits. ■ s.Ca" Call the ■ ■■Marines, 649- Agency, 643-0302, 742-7356. their host brothers or sisters. spend the morning, have dinner Reasonable rates. Confidential. tion, free meals, good hourly 6485. 7%% MORTGAGES wall carpeting, full dining YOUR with their host families, and at­ Room 150 at 24 Wolcott Hill Call 649-7804. room and fireplace. Call •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• They will meet with the school Experienced. Call Dan Hickey, Happy Birthday wage, insurance benefits. Available on several new homes off MANCHESTER - Raised CHOICE tend church if they desire. The Road, Wethersfield, Connec­ 649-9145. Judith O’Reilly, 649-5306. principal and have their pic­ Apply at MOTHER’S helper -^^art-time, MAINTENANCE - Full, part- Keeney Street. Builder ready to deal! Ranch, 7 rooms on large lot, host families will return the ticut. The telephone number is MOM EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY □ MISC. SERVICES tures taken, and then tour the active toddlers, call 649-7804 time, days, evenings. Startrtim ir - Don’t miss this opportunity. 166x252. Two fireplaces, sliding guests to their own homes. 566-4750. INCOME TAX returns Love, Renee, Mike, mediately. Call now. BARROWS & WALLACE school. Kent Carney, AFS 467 CENTER STREET anytime. BLANQHARD & ROSSEHO glass doors to large deck, large ••••••SSSSSSSSSSSSBSSSSSSSSS Those wishing more informa­ ITEM #176-89-41,1-IG-86-l(14)8 prepared in your home. James and Dad Jobseekers, 568-1070. Mandiastar Haw Haven Hartfonl president; and Santiago Ask for Mr. Bolin Reallort-MLS 646-2482 family room, 2-car garage,e,$44,- • Real wood panels Ideal lor — U i Story frame house, 51 Reasonable, Call H.H. Wilson, 6468306 397-1818 728-6618 Serv/ces Offered 31 active lamily rooms Balbuena, exchange student, tion may contact Miss Donna PART-TIME experienced 189 Watt Cantar Slraat 900. Philbrick Agency, 649-6506. !.!>J EXPERIENCED AUTO • Popular distressed pattern will conduct the tour. Adcock, 644-8848; or Robert P. Dobson Road, Vernon. Former cleaners - Greater Manchester Realtors, 6464200. SHARPENING Service - embossed in these simulated Horan, associate principal of property of John J. Ellison et area. Evenings, 3 and 4 hour mechanic or mature service BOLTON - Beautiful Ansaldi Friday evening, the visitors TAX SERVICES for individuals station attendant to run and Saws, knives, axes, shears, woodgrain plywood panels South Windsor High School. al; 30 Calendar Days. $25.00 DRIVERS needed full, part- shifts. Call 649-5335. built Raised Ranch, on acre skates, rotary blades. Quick •4 ’x 7’x 5/32'* panels are mar- will attend a basketball game at and corporations. Home ser­ manage or lease service sta­ treed lot, brick front, plastered Liq. Damages Per Cal. Day. vice. Call 563-4643. □ FINANCIAL time, will train, earnings to service. Capitol Equipment resistant coated too! $2.80 hourly. Start now. tion. Call 643-9521 after 6:30 walls, 4 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, ITEM #2 76-89-43, I-IG-86- p.m. Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. Jobseekers, 568-1070. RROAD ST. DAIRY QUEEN one full, two half baths, rec Hours daily 7:365, Thursday 1 (14)8—2^4 story frame house, Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea 8 room with wet bar, enclosed 54 Deming Street, Manchester. □ NOTICES RRAZIER JOBSEEKERS - Open 7:369, Saturday, 7:304. 643- “ greenbriar” or PART-TIME Clerk, male or heated porch, 2-car garage, 7958. Former property of John A. FOR SALE - Private $8,700 first female, apply in person, at Pine REOPENING FOR 1975 weekends, 9-5, Saturday, Sun­ Real Estate $59,500. Philbrick Agency, Marks et al; 30 Calendar Days. mortgage, paying 10% interest. day. Immediate enfiployment “ homestead” panels Building Unit Asked PharmacyacyW oetween w the hours of SEASON SOON. Realtors, 646-4200. REWEAVING bums, holes. $25.00 Liq. Damages Per Cal. Lost and Found Good property equity. Call 649- 8-5. 664 Cfenter Street, 649-9814. opportunities. 568-1070. 5371. Center Zippers, umbrellas repaired. , EASY TO CUT , By Ordinance^ Not Law Day. Experienced female help' BOWER’S SCHOOL - Center Window shades, Venetian ITEM #3 76-88-19, I-IG-86- FOUND - wallet, January 24th, JOBSEEKERS open 8-8, needed. Must be over 18.i AVON - Santa Claus take all entrance Garrison Colonial, .EASY TO INSTALLJ Motts, Call 643-1814. MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ blinds. Keys. TV for rent. 1(34)8 — 2 story frame house, Monday-Friday. Immediate Hours: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., 11 your money? Be an Avon eat-in kitchen, formal dining Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. A direct conflict between two cond, third. All kinds. Realty employment op^rtunities. Call Representative. Meet people, room, front-to-back living room TOLLAND frame garage and shed, 130 FOUND - Quilted bedspread. statewide. Credit rating un­ a.m. - 3 p.m., 11 a.m. - 6 p.m., sections of the charter was now, 568-1070. pay off holiday bills and start with fireplace, four bedrooms, MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. found at the hearing. Section 5-4 Windsor Street, Manchester. Owner may claim by iden­ necessary. Reasonable. Con­ 5 p.m. -11 p.m. saving again. Let’s talk about IVi baths, screened porch, 2-car Former property of Emil tifying. Call 649^W. fidential, quick arrangements. Apply in person 10 a.im ^ 2 Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Ron Dickerman states that all appointive of­ SALES WOMAN wanted - 6 it. Call 523-9401. garage, $45,900. Philbrick Agen­ spraying. FuHy insured. ficers except the town attorney Downey et al; 30 Calendar Alvin Lunoy Agency. 527-7971. a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Monday p.m., Monday-Friday ;for cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Tolland residents, at an infor­ FOUND - Female, gray and tan 100 (Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Licensed. Free estimates. and the director of health must Days. ^5.00 Liq. Damages Per through Friday. No experience interview. i CALLING ALL bar maids, Phone 6463437, 633-5354. mal hearing last night, objected Cal. Day. angora cat, black collar, vicini­ ford. Evenings, 233-6879. waitresses, cocktail SIX room Cape, 2-car garage, ______: n ew be a resident of Tolland. Section necessary. Apply: Mister to having a standing municipal ty East Middle Turnpike and DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER waitresses. Full, part-timfe. large lot, for sale. For a ppoint- FOR YEARS 6-1 states the town manager ITEM #4 76-88-11, I-IG-86- Donut, 255 West Middldiddle Tpke. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) building committee. The com­ 1 (34)8 — 2 story frame house Pai'Parker St. ■ 643-2320------after ■ 4 ■ p.m. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Start now. Jobseekers, 568-1070. ment call 649-4056 between 5 need not be a resident of the mortgages — interim financing 242 Broad St Mancheater Trees cut, trimmed or topped. mittee has been proposed in and garage, two frame sheds, AGGRESSIVE? Eager people p.m.- 7 p.m stumps removed, fully insured. town at the time of his appoint­ LOST - Savings Passbook — expeditious and confidential DEPENDABLE person to section 5-14 of the Tolland 100 W indsor S tr e e t, needed full, part-time, days, Got...... We" a tree problem? Well worth charter revision. ment. H was agreed that sec­ number 037-0-03509-9, Hartford service, J.D. Real Estate evenings for sale$ positions. watch child before and after MANCHESTER - Four- Manchester. Former property National Bank and Trust Co., a phone call. 742-8252. It was felt that because tion 5-4 could be changed to in­ Assoc. 646-1980. Call Jobseekers, 568-1070. LATHE HAND - From $16,000 - school. Bowers School area. bedroom Colonial on Scar­ of Richard P. Hayes; 30 Calen­ Middle Turnpike office. Hours 6:369, 3-4. Call 649-2973 Tolland has been building clude the town manager. $18,000 per year plus benefits. borough Road, Highland Park CUSTOM MADE Draperies, dar Days. $25.00 Liq. Damages Application made for payment. Experienced in setting up adter 5. district. Family room, many schools for the last ten years It was suggested to the COOK - Nights. Willie’s Steak very reasonable work selectmen and the Charter Per Cal. Day. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• House, 444 Center Street, engine lathes, and working to extras. By owner. $51,900. 646 guaranteed, call anytime. 649- and school population is now ITEM #5 76-89-2, I-IG-86- Personals close tolerances. Prototype - MACHINIST - Full-time. (Laft to right) Al Martin, Ray Lima, Garry Rothman, 4235. Revision Committee that the Help Wanted 13 Manchester. Call 649-5271. 4266. static, no more schools will be 1(14)8 — Concrete block gar­ short run quality parts. Produc­ Experience a must. Start im­ Annatte FInnegIn, Harm Frachatta needed. Those objecting also Inland-Wetlands and Water INCOME tax returns prepared tion experience man can be mediately. Jobseekers, 568- SUCESSFULLY selling your Courses Conunittee be com­ age, Hale Road and McNall TOOL MAKERS - All-around HOUSEKEEPING - full, part- TWO HANDYMEN - will clean said that if the proposal was in the privacy of your home Call time, institutional and in-home. retrained to fit. Suburban area. 1070. home is as important to us as it bined with the Zoning Commis­ Street, Manchester. Former Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or 525- machinists and Bridgeport attics and cellars, light needed, it should be an or­ property of John B. Barnini et Good supplementary, income. Armatt, Inc, 237 Oak Street, "THE WORK FORCE” is to you. Call now - let us trucking, reasonable rates, 643- sion as they are similar in func­ 8263. operators. Top wages, fringe Bualneaa Opportunity 14 dinance, not included in the Experience, a must. Glastonbury, 633-3629. j Wa, at Frachatta & Martin, ballava tha tima haa coma explain the services we offer. 5305. tion. At the same time the Plan­ al; 30 Calendar Days. $25.00 benefits and overtime. Odegard Realty, 6434365. charter. Liq. Damages Per Cal. Day. INCOME TAX preparation - Experience preferred. Apply at Jobseekers, 568-1070. for this country to maka Its turning point In tha housing The Charter Revision Com­ ning Commission would be MANCHESTER Residents - MANCHESTER - Clean and ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ Joseph B. Burns your home or mine. Paragon Tool Company, 121 modem 2-bay service station markat. Wa strongly Isal, that It you ara thinking of mittee felt it was needed, even made separate from zoning. Adams Street. ASSIST the manager, training Assembly 4 to 8 hour shifts, 8 eling, rec rooms, offices, Commissioner of Reasonable. By Danny Byram, a.m.-12 p.m. long term tem­ for lease or sale. Call 643-9521 buying a homa, now is tha tIma. Tha housing markat DISTRESSED though the majority of people at The hearing became informal provided, flexible, full-time household repairs. Phone 646 Transportation 649-5096. porary assignment. after 6:30 p.m. has had Its ups and downs and wo faal It is Just starting Out of state owner must sell 7- a previous public hearing were when it was discovered that an hours. Over 18, Hartford com­ 4594. PHONE FROM home to ser­ pany. Jobseekers, 568-1070. Applications being accepted I to go up. Taka advantago of tha homas wa hava to room Condominium, 3 against the proposal. They said error was made in the adver­ vice our customers for super Monday February 10, 10-4 pm. oftar. bedrooms, 2% baths, finished BUILDING and remodeling - Gives a rich stucco textured it would provide continuity and tisement of the legal notice. earnings. Choose own hours. DUTCHMAID Clothing looking at 69 Woodland Street, The date for a future formal MANCHESTER LISTINGS family room, full carpeting. Kitchens, bathrooms, family effect to ceilings and walls. Can uniformity in town building. Call 647-1810. for you. Short hours, Mod pay, Manchester. For details, call FOR SALE rooms, ^rages, roofing and be brushed, swilrled, scrolledi public hearing has not been set. will train you. Jessie Dunnack, Olsten Services, 741-0713, 767 Owner will listen to all offers. Real Estate office. Jn Possible for qualified buyer gutters. Free estimates. Paul White. WANTED - Man with some 423-4216. Enfield Street, Enfield, Conn. Rare price range, 7-room Colonial, very S. Matarazzo, 875-0509. new issue Pratt St Whitney Diaform grin- Equal opportunity employer Manchester fur­ good condition, treed lot. with approximately $3,000 to ding experience. This is of a assume present mortgage. This announcement is neither an offer to sell PHONE Solicitors - Earn large M/F. nished and ready for TENNIS restringing service: productiontioi nature. Please apply Capo styifQVV.^5 ) .e In good area, 6 rooms. For details. Call us. Blue Star, $12; nylon $7-9; gut nor a solicitation of an offer to buy these securi­ in person: Metrbnics Inc., commissions, choose your 2-car g tS ^ , treetreed lot. Board Distributes hours. For details call Aluma- WANTED woman to prepare business. Money MERRin $15.5622. Call 643-2339. Notch 99 Routes 6 & 44A Bolton. evening meals for two adults ties. The offer is made only by the Prospectus. Kraft, Inc., 875-2040. making opportunity Realtora, 646-1180 Road, Bolton. Dal. who are away all day. Very Priced reduced. Great lot, possible 8 LUNCH HELP wanted, grill for aggressive per­ rooms, 2-car garage. Look at the price. 3 Blue Cross Refund light house work, prefer an CHIMNEY SWEEPS - Make Drlpless white latex $5,000,000 experience helpful. Apply Ann’s RROAD ST. DAIRY QUEEN olderildi woman who wants a good son. For Info. Call sure your chimneys and celling paint. S p o t, 21 Oak S tr e e t, home, can have one or two Full dormorod Cape with 4 bedrooms, TOLLAND December included the sports RRAZIER 521-8170 or 233-6982 living room, fireplace, dining room, MANCHESTER - New family fireplaces are clean for this program, but the board did not A G W A Y IN C . Manchester. rooms of her own. Write Box L, Colonial, aluminum siding, years heating season. Have Vivian Kenneson REOPENING FOR 1978 Manchester Herald. kitchen, garage. approve the item at that time. 8% Subordinated Debentures due 1999 three bedrooms, bath and your fireplace and chimn^ Correspondent HAIRDRESSER Wanted - SEASON SOON. lavatory, oversized modern cleaned professionally. Call 872- Tel. 875-4704 The board also did not ap­ Interest payable January 1 and July 1 Experienced. Pampered Lady, $29,900 — Priced right. Six-room Colonial, re­ prove the PPBS allocation in Needs a good experienced OFFICE MANAGER required decorated, wiring and heating completely kitchen, built-ins, 24’ combina­ 0930. The Board of Education Glastonbury, 633-5652 after man, for counter work and for general insurance agency. tion dining and play room, gar­ December, although the PPBS 6:30, 563-63^. □ EDUCATION overhauled. Wednesday allocated $23,000 of closing duties. Must be over Insurance background and age, just right lot, conveniently WILL TRUCK most anything. 7" unfinished wood letters and system implementation is state typing required. Hilary open. Mid 30’s — Condominium, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, located. Trade of your present most any place for below the controversial Blue Cross re­ MATURE WOMAN to work 18. Hours, 5 p.m. - midnight, numbers. rag. i j fund. mandated. Ask for Mr. Donovan. Jewell- rec room, den, living room, dining room, home considered. Donald S. reasonableble prices. Free es In other agenda items, the $30,000,000 Wednesday through Friday Monday-Friday. Good pay for Private Inatructlona 18 ea. Backing up action it had England Insurance, kitchen with all appliances. Gale, Realty Co., Realtors, timates. Call 6464303. education board did not act on evenings and all day Sunday^ right man. Manchester, 646-4662. taken in December, the board A G W A Y IN C . PROFESSIONAL Tutoring Ser­ MLS, 2867939, proposed bylaws or a proposed Apply in person. Swiss Colony, Apply in person 10 a.m. - 2 DRESSMAKING - Everything will give each of the four Manchester Parkade. vice - Reading, math. Free con­ $38,900 - Studio loft possible with this large 7-room' 4x8 quality point System at Tolland Variable Rates Agway Savings Debenture Bond p.m.,^onday-Friday or Call WOMAN wanted to work after­ Lota-Land for Sale 24 from pants to bridal gowns. schools $2,000 for supplies and sultation and evaluation. Call Colonial, loft situated over 3-car garage. High School. Additional 643-4491, ■ 646-3782 for noons, 1-5 p.m. Must be able to Reasonable rates. Call 643-5973 WOOD PANELING materials; $1,000 for library Maturities and Yields: 649-8023. material and discussion was PART-TIME package store, interview. type and operate Burroughs $47,900 - GLASTONBURY - 1 1/2 acre weekdays after 5, Saturday Sc and audio visual; $1,000 for Series A 1980 7.64% billing machine. Apply in per­ Barn with 2-cp^ arage goes with this 5- Discontinued style presented on the 1975-76 budget. Manchester area, evenings and Sehoola-Claaaea 19 lot, north side Mountain Road Sunday before 1. testing programs; and $2,900 to Series B 1985 7.77% weekends, excellent hourly DJURY QUEEN BRAZIER son at W. H. England Lumber bedroom on large treed acre at start of Minnechaug Drive. "Heirloom Blue” A resignation was accepted 242 Broad 8 t Manohaatar Company, Route 44A, Bolton plus lot. ^.e at homo for large family. Edmund Gorman Agency, 646 SNOWPLOWING - Commercial implement an English arts Series C 1990 7.90% rate. Please write Box “K’\ ADULT safe boating classes - from Paul Edelen, a part-time Manchester Herald. Notch:n. Many, many features. 4040. and residential. Reasonable program. math teacher at the high Series D 1995 8.38% by USCG Auxiliary at Martin This week the board also rates. Also available as a back­ 6 **T S !r school. Edelen will enter Price $100.00 per unit School, Dartmouth Road, 7%% mortgage available to qualified buy­ allocated $4,400 to the high RECEPTIONIST - Physician’s 90x184 BUILDING lot - Level, up rig. 6463467 or 647-9304. Manchester. Register Februaiy er. New 7-room Raised Ranch, 2% baths, Manchester-Vernon line, $5,000. Other Unadvertlsed Speclela school athletics budget and $2,- medical school in the fall. Copies of the Prospectus may be obtained in any Assistant: Diversified positiq|i 5 at 7 p.m. Classes 7:369:30. in Dermatologist’s oifice in fireplace, 2-car garage. Call 6462620. CLEANING SERVICE for state from those Agway stores and employees 643-0098 or 8754)383. 700 for evaluation and Planned Vernon. Must be mature. WANTED - IMMEDIATELY! stores, factories, offices, Program Budget System that may legally offer these securities in compli­ dependable; possess basic Oversized P;.» D Urst-floor family I ANDOVER - Three home sites. homes, schoois. Also window ance with the securities laws of such state. room and (PPBS) implementation. business skills. Medical I RockvHle area Boys and girls for Nine high, wooded acres, $16,- cleaning. "Speciai rates to eiNE & CENTER STREETS Coaches at the high school Senior (Stizens.” No jobtoo big assisting knowledge helpful, but Inewspaper delivery. C a ll □ REAL ESTATE 000. 4 1/2 acres of sprawling - ■ ’(St...... 0 MANCHESTER told the board two months ago Passports originally were offi­ AGWAY, INC. will tram right person. Call 646- oaks, 366’ of frontage, $15,000. or smaii. 6467863, George. cial letters. The first United 2075 between 12 noon and 2 p.m. 4.9 sloping, wooded acres, $13,- CALL 649-0136 or 649-4602 that the spring sports programs ROAD. .UCKLANO could not be carried out unless States passports bound between CmCUUTION DEPT. Homea For Sale 23 500. W arren E. Howland, CONSERVE FUEL - Chimney MON. TO FRI„ 0 A.M. - 0 F.M. 646-4144 and fireplace heat reclaimers, the additional appropriation hard covers were folded, single­ Mon, Tues., Wed., FrI. WAITRESSES - CHEFS - Realtors, 6461108. SAT. 8 A.M. • 0:30 P.M. bartenders, waiters wanted. FVanklin fireplace inserts and was received. Administrators page letters issued in 1918 U.S. 8:30 - 6:30 MANCHESTER EVENINS HERALD MANCHESTER - Newer 3- 643-8128 ply Lake House, Inc., Route bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, FRECHETTE & MARTIN, INC., Realtors COLUMBIA - Residential lot 1.5 forced air dechillers for home, p Division OP evnns pnooucrs eompnnv who compiled a list of passports first assumed booklet Thurs. 8:30 - 8 30 Sat. 8:00 - 4:30 44A-Bolton, Conn. 643-9731, 742- 647-9G4G possible 4th bedroom, con­ 263 M a in s t r e e t , M a n c h e s t e r acres, 225’ frontage, centrally business and industry. Harold recommendations of which to form in 1926. 6631. Under new management, venient location. $35,900. Paul located, $8,500. Ferrigno, 426 J. Leese Supplies, Heat allocate the insurance refund in stmt worii in two weeks. W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. 1886, after 6, 228-3506. Reciaimer Division, 6467627. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Feb. 6, 1975 A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Feb. 6, 1975 — PAGE NINETEEN BENJV BY JIM BERRY Apartments For Rent 53 Autos For Sale' 81 Autos For Sale 81 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGS BUNNY M F . M A 7 P , 7 0 OF COORe^l ...|VP6orAN □ REKTALS VERNON - Town House T H A T < & Apartments immediately r 'o U H A v/^A fJ WE'LL GET A RE<3ULAR. OKAY, HMM.' TH FILUN WH.«tr'5TH'PANIC Z'lVE Y THAT5 EMOUSH.' START OVER WE'D T THE (O o T H ffJ'- available. Apartment com­ ORDER FROM THAT ME- aOT A MEASURIWa STICK ) AGAIN ANP CLEAR IT A LL/ I'M ITS SYLVESTER... STILL ©N’T GOOEY T H E E X A C T W IP T H O F T H ' ( L E A V IN G IN A H A L F H O U R A N P I'M BETTER ONLY UfJH6-TfC7 Rooms to r Rent 52 munities of unusual architec­ THR0WIN’ TV SHOW IF OVER THERE.' ENOUGH.' ALL REVISE y THING tural design and beautiful W HEELS/ EVEN A SIMPLE J NOT ABOUT TO A IM THE CAR ALL IF YOU’RE NOT THEY LIKE OUR PRODUCT.' SIMON COULP--UH- (T H E WAY OUT.' OVER, OUR \ KLON HAPPY ABOUT landscaping which feature Shop, then I M E A N ... FOLKS THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ l y : St& H / SCOUTING 1 PIKE ARNOLD nished rooms, centrally private entrance, appliances. N 1 6 H T REPORT i HIT y rivate patio with sliding glass y - BEING SAFE located. Kitchen privileges. § NEWS FANS <1 WAS PLEASE Parking. Reasonable rates. oor, wall-to-wall carpeting, W S7K ' BURKE — OUR THE traverse rods, master TV .tS&S buick r r ENDED ARNOLD /* K LK/A, Phone 649-2358. ' / OTHER antenna, laundry and storage the CAN LODGINGS,' facilities, total electric. No FI6HT really ROOM IN private home for WITH female only. Student accepted. pets. Rentals starting at $155 GAS SAVING ECONOMY FIGHT per month. For appointment ONE 2-U Kitchen privileges and parking. s PUNCH Call 643-6609. call 872-0528, Monday through WITH BUICK QUALin -> W ' ■ "® 1»T5 by NEA, Inc. Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. NEW FURNISHED room for AND LUXURY! (tSrSut siSm . Painting-Papering 32 Painting-Papering 32 Articles tot Sale 41 Articles tor Sale 41 gentleman, near bus and shop­ THREE BEDROOMS, centrai, ping. Call 646-0505. cheerful, quiet, second floor, FIREWOOD for sale. ?25 half YOUTH BED, mattress and carpeting, stove, refrigerator, MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD cord. $40 full cord. Call 742-9046. spring, $15.643-2335 between 7-9 ROOMS FOR rent, clean, cen­ basement, garaTC. Adult family p.m. only. No pets. P u r ity , lease. J. P. LEWIS & SON trally located, parking, on bus I HAVEN'T DECIDED WHAT To T/Z/M/M/ ^ LET ME TALK TO HER, Custom Painting WOODEN PALLETS for sale at line. Phone 647-9868. Tenant pays utilities. Available DO ABOUT MRS. ROCCO— / IF SHE'S SCOTTY/ February 1st. 643-6733,649-5051. I Now offering complete decorsting services. Painting, I circulation department, ORGAN, Maestro, electronic HER PUBLIC DEFENDER Y'^RELEASED, Manchester Herald. $2.-$5. spinet size, two keyboards. IS ON MY BACK TO ^ I'M AFRAID Papering, Paneling, Ceilings, Kitchen & Bathroom ROOMS to rent, close to Main j Needs cleaning. $175. 643-5012. Street. Call mornings, 646-5489. MANCHESTER GARDENS - DROP THE CHARGES! remodeling. Recreation rooms, built-ins, Armstrong [ OLD NEWSPAPERS Free - two-bedroom duplex, $184 Skyhowk Hatchbock Coupe flooring, Formica tops. Complete up-to-date selection of | Circulation Department, PEREGO Carriage, car bed, monthly, includes heat, hot I wallcoverings, carpeting, Frigidaire appliances. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• water, appliances and parking. These cers Manchester Herald. and mattress, good condition, U.S. ENVIRONMINTAl W H '/ M OTHERS G E T GRAY $35. Call 742-7419. Apartments For Rent 53 Superintendant, 646-0090. Equal I2-5EC0ND KO=i-< sveileble for PROTKTION AGENCY FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL SEASONED firewood, cut, housing. Immedlete EUEL ECONOMY RATINGS split, delivered, truck load $30. CONVERTIBLE sofa-bed, king WE HAVE customers waiting MUTT AND JEFF 649-9658 Sand, gravel and stone. 643-M04 size mattress. $50. Linda, 643- for the rental of your apartment NEWER FIVE - room apart­ Delivery! (MUD PER GALION) CREATED BY BUD FISHER after 6. 0681 after 4, weekdays. or home. J.D. Real Estate ment - Carpeting, all appliances, nice neighborhood, V Associates, Inc. 646-1980. cm NICNWRY TkllSlSTHE I ASK LANGE ski boots, men’s size 10 TWIN BED, box spring and adults only. 646-1960. Y o u ’r e TOO MANiy Heating-Plumbing 35 1/2, worn twice, $35. Call 649- m attress, $25.; seven piece W E R E l a t e ' T ^ iR D T lM E PAINTING and paperhanging, T H IS FOOL excellent work. References. 8653. living room set (Danish NEWLY REMODELED 6- a g a i n .' NO JOB too small, toilet modern) $125; crib $8; sewing room apartment, centrally WEEK' ^ F IR E D / ■ QUeSTlONJS.' Free estimates. Fully insured. repairs, plugged drains, kitchen SKY HAWK Martin Mattsson, 64^31. SEASONED HARDWOOD - machine. Miscellaneous items. PRESIDENTIAL located, no pets. Security. Call 23.1 V-6 engine faucets replaced, repaired, rec after 6 p.m., 646-6676. 19 Cord or half-cord loads. 25 643-6656. rooms, bathroom remodeling, VILLAGE APTS. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER J. P. LEWIS & SON ■ Custom Buckland Farms, 406 Burnham heat modernization, etc. Free Street, Manchester, 644-2361. SEASONED Fireplace Wood - MANCHESTER ROCKVILLE - 3-room apart­ THERE WASN'T WE HAD TO SPLIT THEN WHAT'S ALL decorating. Interior painting. estimates gladly given. M & M Paper hanging. New Ceilings. $20 per 3/4 ton pickup load ment, heat, hot water, stove, SKYLARK AMY TV WHEN WOOD TO KEEP THIS JAZZ. ABOUT Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. V3RANDPA WAS FROM FREEZ-INe! JH E <&OOD OLD/-'^ Remodeling, Exterior painting. LIVING ROOM Furniture delivered. Call 228-9585. One and two bedrooms refrigerator, $145. Adults only. APOLLO 231 V-6 engine Parking for one car. Ideal for 16 24 \ Y 0 U R A.G& DAYS? /— e Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. made at our own factories the Near schools, churches and TOWNE Plumbing Service, way you want it, at a price you REMOVE spots and residue single person. Security deposit Fully insured. For estimate call repairs, alterations, vanity shopping center, on bus P /fis an additional 649-9658. an can afford. Wide selection of left behind from other cleaners. required. Call 643-9678. cabinetsabi a specialty. Call to fabrics. Call 633-1835 days, 649- Rent new RINSE-N-VAC steam line. Call anytime. 8:30 a.m 6 p.ii.m. toy p.m. 649- PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. 7287, 745-7819 evenings. cleaner at Manchester 6 4 6 - 2 6 2 3 COMPLETELY furnished 3- 4056. ^^jreisMstkSafUteree Five years experience. Wallpaper & Paint Co., 185 Mid­ room apartment, all utilities, 9% MfNMcb* Svaikau rMlart SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury dle 'Turnpike, West. 646-0143. wall-to-wall carpeting, $190. Excellent references. Pete, 742- BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - * 2 0 0 » * 5 0 0 CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. above ground pool distributor Adults only. No pets. Security All heating and plumbing needs warehouse space. Will deposit required. Call 643-9678. repairs plus remodeling. Call Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 LOOKING for anything in real Factory Rebate with the purchase PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ sell and completely Install a CAP'W BULL V CAPTAIW?.,. 643-1496. huge 16’x31’ OD swim pool com­ estate rental — apartments, MANCHESTER TWO bedroom WE'RE NOW SAILIN' ( YUSEF?.,.THAT ting, wallpapering, spray/brush one of the above cars! PAWSOWiMA'AM... ) OF WHAT? FER ADEN-T'MEET V TRAITOR! plete with fencing, sun-deck, DOG-CAT boarding reser­ homes, multiple dwellings, no duplex, ideal for young couple. AT VER 5ERVICE1 painting. Fair prices, fully fu in­ FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing vations. Combined inside/out- fees. Call J.D. Real Estate VER UNCLE VUSEFi sured, experienced and depen­ filter and pump. Now only $795. $1%. No children please. Call - Repairs and remodeling, Full price financing available. side runs, partitioned privacy, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. between 1-7, 646-6232. Need We Soy More?? a.e dable. 643-1671. sewer lines cleaned electrical­ Call Tony collect, 413-732-3158. germicidal lighting. Canine THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM ly. Prompt service on emergen- Holiday Inne, 200 Shddon Road, MANCHESTER - Newer one- INSIDE - Outside painting. bedroom apartment. Quiet ^M ial rates for people over M...... Manchester, 646-5971. delivered. Call 872-0204 after 5 location, includes heat. VniAGER APARTMENTS V MOUlVCAWTOmt m ju,ap W (SB \)iELL, HE'S NOT Fully insured. Estimates given Flooring 36 R egistered Mini-Toy appliances and carpeting. $195 S&SBUICK Cali 649-7863. weekdays, all day weekends. AKC Five-room townhouse apart­ Hou C O I'T aaB i f PREsiDeKsr vMe^oULpRMD COMIHhf'SOrU- Poodles. Charcoal, Silverver and monthly. Paul W. Dougan, ment, IMi tiled baths, 2 air- FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, A-1 re c o n d itio n e d co lo r Apricot. Shots. Choose now for Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. conditioners, wall-to-wall 81AOAHS ST., NAMHESTER (Optn Eves.) 649-4571 FOR'OCMemiB TAXe HI5 RCQIA' (specializing in older floors). televisions now on display in delivery in one week. 875-7782. carpeting, full basement, (IitllaSOHI-aaaSMif II.NwtteAawey,On>SI,ckffemCold,ii Ceilings and inside painting. MANCHESTER - Newer three Tm//NCX)00ULD^ p R e s i P S h ^ Building-Contracting 33 our show room. Most of these heat, hot water, appliances. John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- sets are in excellent condition, FREE to good home, three bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, ^ .OUSTWHAT Fl)JD HIM A . all appliances, carpeting, Available March 1st. Adults 2222 ideal for living room or family year old Beagle with all shots. Wanted to Rent 57 ROQMT NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - private. $250 monthly. Security. only, no pets. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ room. Modern TV Service, 805 Good watchdog. Call after 4, Hartford Road, next to Gus’s 649-1477. Immediate. Frechette & Mar­ 649-7620 LOCKABLE GARAGE- ditions, rec rooms, porches and □ MISC. FOR SALE tin, Inc. Realtors, 646-4144. roofing. No job too small. Call Pizza, Manchester. 646-2205. Wanted, East Hartford- UP TO *100 Manchester area to store my 649-3144. Livestock 44 ONE ROOM and three room J U N K C A R S Articles lor Sale 41 MANCHESTER - Newer 4 1/2 Porsche. Call 549-1018 after 5 THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA SEASONED HARDWOOD - furnished aipartm ent All room, two bedroom apartment, WANTED CARPENTRY - Repairs, Split and round for fireplace, p.m. FOR SALE laying hens, lots of u tilitie s . O ld er le rso n s heat, hot water, stove, WE WILL PAY UP TO $100 remodeling, additions, roofing. ALUMINUM sheets used as $2.50 per trunk load. 78 Erie 10 , $2. each; (Jail 649-5197 after preferred. 272 Main Street. printing plates, .007 thick, refrigerator, disposal, in­ FOR YOUR JUNK CAR ^ MLMA/ Call David Patria, South Wind­ Street, off Keeney Street. 6 p.m. cluded. Great location, $225 per sor, 644-1796. 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. GLASTONBURY - Two- □ AUTOMOTIVE Depending on Year and ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN C A L L T H E Phone 643-2711. month. Blanchard & Rossetto FOUR CHROME wheels, five- bedroom garden apartment, Realtors, 646-2482. Model TELEVISION WES ROBBINS car.arpentry lug fourteens, $65. Bed, dresser, Garden Products 47 large rooms and closets, swim­ FREE TOW WE'RE GOING TO ... h e r e ,TAKE-m is /ALL RIGHT, r e p a i r remodeling specialist,list. Aa- NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 Autos For Sale 61 AND CUT THE OTHERIOOOLA! WHEN, x V mirror, woman’s vanity, very ming pool. $189. 633-4971 Homes tor Rent 54 SAME DAY SERVICE HAVE TO MAKE MAN/ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, cents each. Inquire side door. good condition. 646-0067, Bob, BUY YOUR Potatoes direct A RUN FOR IT, GIRLS LOOSE.' , \ RIGHT NOW? NEED CAR? Credit bad? PLEASE CALL FOR built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Manchester Evening Herald. Robin. from the potato warehouse, MANCHESTER - Two- BELLA... 649-3446. Caldor Center, corner Buckland MANCHESTER - Three Bankri^t? Repossessed? CURRENT PRICE LISTS r. J m 11 J -n_t „ bedroom, second-floor apart- bedroom Condominium, 2 1/2 WE BUY and sell used fur­ ELECTRIC RANGE, good con­ Road & Tolland Tpke. four-family. Securit' Honest Douglas accepts lowest 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. 522-1104. LEON Cieszynski builder - new niture. Cash on the line. One baths, wall-to-wall carpeting down, smallest payments. after 5 p.m. 247-0910 dition, $50. Call 643-2327. required. $175, heat include(I and all appliances included. homes custom built, piece or an entire housefull. Antiques 48 Douglas Motors, 345 Main. Eastern, 646-8250. $350 monthly plus utilities. ALLIED remodeled, additions, rec 646^32. Furniture Bam, 345 PANELING-Six pieces, blonde SCRAP METALS rooms, garages, kitchens Main Street Rear, behind WANTED Antique furniture, Available March 1. Mr. TOYOTA - See us for reliable color, 4’x8’. Brand new, all for FURNISHED two room apart­ Filloramo, 646-6555. 741 WINDSOR STREET remodeled, bath tile, cement Douglas Motor Sales. $18. 649-7867. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or used Toyotas with our 60-day ment, private bath, heat, hot 100% warranty. We also buy HARTFORD work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ other antique items. R. water, utilities. Apply CLEAN USED refrigerators, Business tor Rent 55 used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, tial or commercial. Call 649- AMERICAN standard white Harrison, 643-8709. Marlow’s 869 Main Street. oo o 4291. ranges, automatic washers, 22” sink with chrome legs. 345 Center Street, Manchester, MANCHESTER - East Center 646-4321. 0 2-6 with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s Excellent. $40. Call 649-3691. FLEA MARKET - At 3 1/2 ROOMS with heat, hot 1967 CHRYSLER statio n TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- Manchester Green, 519 East Street. Modern air-conditioned water, cooking gas, stove, office space, from 100 to 2,000 wagen, excellent running condi­ k 8yNU> me TM fl$g U5 P$1 0^ Carpentry and general contrac­ 2171 WINSTON snare drum with Middle Turnpike, (Old Bezzini AUTO INSURANCE - Compare tion. New snows. Power refrigerator, wall-to-wall square feet, $4.50 per foot. our low rates. Young drivers ting. Residential and commer­ Stanpole cymbal and stand. Building) Open Saturday and carpet, $175. Centrally located, brakes, steering, $300. 646-6111 W IN AT BRIDGE SEASONED oak wood - Split Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. welcome. For quotations call MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY cial. Whether it be a small Excellent condition. $35. 643- Sunday, 10-5. starting January adults only. No pets. Security mornings. repair job, a custom built home and ready for fireplace. $20 25th. Door prizes, lots of Rod Dolin, 646-6050. 1772. deposit required. Call 643-9678. SINGLE ROOM and three or anything in between, call 646- dump truck loads delivered. bargains. Heated, parking, and 1972 FORD Pinto - Excellent SET ReADV, 742-7886. rooms available as suite or WE PAY $10 for complete junk 1379. BRASS HEADBOARD - Cherry refreshments. Dealers space THREE ROOM clean apart- condition, low mileage. Call eosS'HeRecQwgs ♦♦CRROyc/iM #* available. 643-7059, evenings singles. Air-conditioning, off cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto Never take a losing finesse dresser and chest of drawers. MQ QUx' ment, including heat, hot street parking. Phone John H. 643-2866 after 6 p.m. W TOAST/ ANY TYPE Carpentry and WOOD-Seasoned oak, sawed Body, 528-1990. The bidding has been: 6 Old farm scale and oak war­ 646-1614 or 649-9166. water, stove, refrigerator, gar- Lappen, Inc. 649-5261. masonry work, auditions and any length, split, $50 per cord 1974 CHEVROLET NOVA - drobe. 643-6680. to Bu7 ...... *49 laundry facilities, and remodeling. Free estimates. A. deliveredilii John Hutchinson, 1972 FORD Torino Station Four-door automatic. Moving, storage. References, $190 per BEAUTY PARLOR Wagon - V-8, automatic, power -\\C West North East South Squillacote, 649-0811. 742-6639. DAYSTROM kitchen set, $25. month. Security and lease. Call must sell. Excellent condition. fic Old man Z, who used to play Z’s play was well thought out. WANTED - Antique furniture, 049.2497 Manchester Shopping Parkade. steering, air, very clean. NORTH (D) Call 649-9251 anytime. This is a prime location. 1,200 14,400 miles. 643-6253, after 6. the dummy in the columns He would still make his con­ 1 ♦ BUILDING - Remodeling, jewelry, glassware, paintings, Chorches Motors, 643-2791. * K J 6 about auction bridge, was back tract if West held the king of IT’S inexpensive to clean rugs square feet. Be first. Call 646- V K962 Pass 1 A Pass ? roofing, rec rooms, additions, and upholstery with Blue TWO pneumatic stud-guns for lamps, etc. Call 649-5139. FOUR ROOMS, second floor, VOLVO 144E, 1974, 4-door in duplicate action again. Since clubs. He wouldn’t make it if garages. All kinds, carpentry 6555.' FORD Gran Torino, 1972, 2- e A2 You, South, hold; Lustree. Rent ehectric sham- studing tires. Large supply stove, refrigerator, older cou­ orange sedan, excellent condi­ he was the only declarer to East held four to the king, but AAQ76^2 AK J54 AAQ82 work. For estimates call 649- ANTIQUES - Piano rolls, early door hardtop, automatic 302 V- HVAQJ3 pooer $1. E. A Johnson Paint studs. Carl 643-4010. ple. No children or pets. $130. tion, automatic, transmission. bring home four hearts, he was that was an unlikely holding. It What do you do now? 1142. post cards, stamps, crank 8, power steering, radio, vinyl Call 646-6770. WEST EAST asked how ne played the hand. would make no difference if Company. Call 649-6205 after 3. or 643-6802. OFFICE SPACE roof, radial tires. $1,995. 644- A9S3 A Q 10 8 4 A — Bid three clubs. Your hand is 1963 GRAND-PRIX for parts or phonogr^hs, trains, glass, East held exactly three, but it R. E. GOWER Remodeling, ad­ clocks. Most anything old. Call 1750. ♦ 43 ♦ AS too strong for a jump to three or WESTINGHOUSE portable dis­ mechanic’s special. Should be TWO BEDROOM luxury FOR RENT MATADOR - Free second year “Quickly” was his reply. did bring it home against East’s four spades. ditions, garages, porches, anytime, 643-6535. of guarantee (a $99 value) if you ♦ Q J 8 5 ♦ K 10 7 4 3 doubleton king. hwasher, working condition, seen. $100. 643-4010. Townhouse - Located in 250 square feet, center of| 1963 PLYMOUTH Savoy II, 2- “Back in the days when I used kitchen and formica work, $25. Call 646-1176 after 5 p.m. Highland Park section of |Manchester, air conditioning buy and take delivery of a new « 10 9 7 S « K 2 to appear in Milton Work’s repairs. 646-2087 after 4 p.m. WANTED large dog house for door hardtop, 1968 440 cubic SOUTH CLARY electric adding Manchester, wooded and and parking. Call: 643-9551. 1975 before February 28, 1975. column, 1 learned never to take TODAY’S QUESTION large dog. Call 643-2848. inch engine, 4-speed, bucket 6 A 7 2 WYNSHAW’S wedding gown, machine tape, ASMST. private. For information, call De(Jormier Motors, 643-4165. ... STUFFINSA losing finesses. East was mark­ Your partner continues to three MASON CONTRACTOR - seats and extras. Tires and ♦ Q J 10 8 7 originally $400. $150 or best Excellent condition. $50. Carl, 646-1616, 649-5295. PURPLE SATIN ed with the king of clubs for his diamonds. What do you do now? Plastering, custom built stone body in decent shape. Needs offer, size 12. 649^054. 643-4010. Articles tor Sale 1968 PLYMOUTH FURY II, 'S O U V E N I R O F ♦ 96 diamond overcall. The play (NEW.SPAPEK ENTERPRISE ASSNI Answer Tomorrow or brick fireplaces, chimney 41 minor work. Must sell im­ DELUXE ONE-bedroom apart­ MANCHESTER - Shopping four-door, automatic transmis­ KANSAS CITY" «864 started with a queen of repairs, block and cement ...... Parkade, air-conditioned. mediately. Asking $600. Call sion, power steering, power ment - Complete appliances, 643-0458 after 6 any day but PILLOW. Neither vulnerable diamonds lead. I won in dummy work. New and repairs. E. carpeting, air-conditioned, Suites available from 400 brakes, am/fm radio, excellent and led a trump. East hopped Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. A 1 ^ 1 square feet to 1,500 square feet. Fridays. condition. 875-1791. swimming pool. $175 plus right up with the ace. cashed Answer to Previous Puzzle Snort or long-term leases. Low West North East South REMODELING jobs needed - ^ ' D l l l U l M l l l D U A utilities. Robert D. Murdock, 1970 VOLKSWAGEN BUS - •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• the king of diamonds and got Realtor, 643-2692. rental includes parking and all out with a low trump. I won the Egyptian Design services included. Call • Tan, new brakes, new tires, Motorcycles-BIcyclea 64 T R O L A Clip Out - Fill In - Mall Today services. Call 646-6555. trick, proceeded to cash dum­ D A R Everett W. VanDyne, 633-0137. I good condition. $1,600. Call 643- Pass 4 ♦ Pass M o R T A k p O L. E A X 9262. my’s ace of clubs, came to my ACROSS & T E A S 1 D e A T C SHARE OFFICE Space with EXPERT bicycle repairs, all Pass 3 Patron saint of hand with a trump and led a sailors (n R A & P u A o STEVE CASALINO - Custom SAVE OVER 50% RbCKVILLE 3-4 ROOMS accountant - Ideal location for makes, models and speeds. 1 Canal claimed R E. D ■ A L. L £ N G A T FORD - 1968, wagon, country Opening iead — Q ♦ club to dummy’s queen. East by Egypt 4 Asian animals E L O V E homes, additions, alterations Real Estate or Insurance, etc. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, 5 Numbers fab.) T R E ROCKLAND TERRACE took his king and had to lead a 5 Egyptian river A S o R T 1 e: O N e S and repairs. Free estimates. -1 Large and beautiful one and 2- 649-1680, 649-3549. sedan, power steering and Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- DtQc- 6 Buries brakes, good condition, $500. OAVALU diamond to give me a ruff and 9 Egypt borders e O L. O R A P 1 E R S Call 649-6973. 12 Words - 3 Days -1 Dollar bedroom apartments, heat, hot 2098. ' 2-6 on the__ Sea 7 Old English A 1 L V e R N discard or a spade right up to court •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• water, all appliances Including dis­ 122 EAST CENTER STREET - Call 646-2468. By Oswald & James Jacoby 12 Mason author's s E A A N C> e: & A 1 M Classification 41, Miscellaneous For Sale Only hwasher, disposal, carpeting, pool SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL dummy’s king-jack.” first name 8 Road curves A B O T H E S E RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 and your own private terrace In a Personal size first floor modem MAICO - 1971, 360, completely 9 Away and back TOYOTA - Mark II, 1970, 4- 13 individuals D A C> Cp £ R s O 1 R E e country setting. From $180. No pets. office. Merritt Agency, 646- rebuilt. Asking $750. Call 646- A TEA P5ARTV AT 3 AM. 14 Poem to Lass' name S H £ e T A L L 1 E D Ads must be mailed only No phone orders door, air-conditioned, 35,000 11 Distribute BIDWELL Home Improvement 1180. 8080 or after 6 p.m. 646-6832. '»e>U CAN CD SETTER 15 Attacks (coll.) c A R D E 5 T II Co. Expert installation of Payment must accompany ad 872-4223 875-7466 529-6586 miles. $1,275. Call 646-1846. 17 Feminine cards THAN THAT appellalion 16 Make melodic aluminum siding, gutters and One Item only. Include price and phone STORE with window front - 1972 YAMAHA lOOcc, bought STAR GAXE»J*tO 20 Bellows 30 Cotton fabric 47 Seed 1965 TRIUMPH HERALD, 4- 18 Scoff trims. Roofing installation and Few steps from Main Street. new in 1974. 4,000 miles, with By CLAY R- POLLAN' 19 Everlasting 22 Sphere of 31 Arrow poison appendage No refunds for early cancellation For non-commercial users only LlIRA 4 8 ______facto repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109, L av ato ry , b asem e n t. $70 seater, running condition, ^ s t windshield, luggage rack and M Your Doily Admiy Guidt H 21 Asterisk action 33 Turn inside out SPACIOUS Six Rooms - Cen­ 24 Malden 35 Smells 50 Ifalian painter Ad may be edited to conform to rules monthly. Call 646-1180. offer. 643-0724 after 5. cover. Excellent condition, A cc o rd in g to (b# S io rt, 23Tur1 tral, quiet, convenient. Stove, 5 ; : u 24 New Guinea 25 Masculine 40 More unsightly 5t Persia HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Ad will appear In the next three Issues of the Herald after It Is received. $400. firm. Call 643-9296. To develop messoge for Fridoy, 42 Of the nose 52 Domestic slave refrigerator, porch, cellar, at­ 1971 BUICK Sports wagon, 350 5-16-27-40i port apoellalion roofing, storm windows, aw­ No delay In publication will be permitted. MANCHESTER - Any size ••«••••••••••••••••••••••••• reod words corresporiding to numbers 5V72M5I 27 Bear 26 Basic 45 Surgical thread 55 Feminine nings. Quality workmanship, tic. ^10 monthly. Security. 64^ engine, air-conditioning, power of vour Zodioc birth sign. 28 Slacken 46 Golfer's term nickname manufacturing - warehouse Campars-Trellara y f TAURUS SCORPIO constellation free estimates. Fully insured. 5675, 649-1924. space, 2,000 square feet to 100,- steering, power brakes, radio, Mobile Homea 85 1 You 31 To 61 T rading 29 Gudrun's A«. 10 2 N ot 32 Cool 62 T h o t ocr. II 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 t1 872-9187, 649-3417. I 000 square feet. Brokers automatic, roof rack, extra husband (myth.) 1 MANCHESTER - Six room I ^ MAT M 3 Tension 33 But 63 Toke NOP. II 32 Girl’s name m wheels. 27,000 miles. $2,300 or 4 There're 34 Private 64 Finonciol 13 14 protected. Call 1-226-1206. NEW 14’ wide $9,995 not a 2-i0 C 117$ by KA. me ■ T M N$ m 0" |i>,n-22-33J4 34 Unfruitful 12 duplex, three bedrooms, rec best offer. 872-2891 till 3:30,643- 5 Once 35 Buying 65 A ffa irs 9-20-31-42/? ROOFING - Specializing •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• stripped down model, super 1/55-60-71 53-5B81-88V»; 36 Boy 's name repairing roofs, new roofs, room, garage, adults only. $200. Resort Property 8649 after 4:15. house, trades welcome. 20 6 Y our 36 Or 66 A nd 37 ('nflammable t$ 16 17 References, security. Write GIM INI 7 Ploy 37 Good 67 That SAGITTARIUS gas gutter work, chimneys, cleaned homes to choose from, $999. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 68 Earth Box G, Manchester Herald. For Rent , 58 . MAT II 8 Y our 38 M oney 38 Artistic 18 19 20 and repaired. 30 years 1966 VOLKSWAGEN. Brakes Immediate placement. 9 Be 39 Move 69 The sprinkling M lO B e 40 A 70 Tact D e c .it ^ 1 experience. Free estimates. overhauled, rebuilt engine, new Excellent financing. Parts, WHY PID' island,T IC A "^ ^ CAUGHT HIM RED-HANDED TOTTING A SHARK 1NT 6f 50-69-78

I I. PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Feb. 6, 1975 Marsh Will Conduct CPR Course FBI Arrests Bank Officer HARTFORD (UPI) - A Agents had sought Kelly since Richard Marsh of emergency medical care. The CPR program is limited anyone over age 18. Reser­ former mortgage loan officer Jan. 23, when he and a Manchester will conduct and EAST organizes, directs, plans to 75 people per session on a vations may be made by calling has been arrested by the FBI Burlington real estate agent, supervise a program designed or assists in the planning of first come, first served basis. 649-5261 and ask for CPR. and charged with conspiring to James T. McMahon, 41, were to instruct people in emergency seminars for specialized The whole program is open to The goal is for one member of WINTER SPORTS misapply |179,000 of the funds iitmrI|T0tpr EuTmng Irralh 'indicted on conspiracy charges. medical care. emergency medical teams. every family to have CPR I of his bank, Hartford National Arraigned before U.S. The program, car- EAST also works to promote training. Bank and iSiist Co. Magistrate ’Thomas F. Parker, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 109 Manchester—A City of Village Charm t w e n t y -f o u r p a g e s — tw o sec tio n s dipulmonary resuscitation advancement of education in This entire program is volun­ Supervised coasting at Center Springs Park will be from Thomas William Kelly, 40, of Kelly was ordered held on a PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS (CPR), has been developed by the field of emergency medical tary and offered as a communi­ 3 to 9 p.m. today. Bristol, turned himself in to the 825,000 bond previously set by a the American Heart Associa­ services for the public by use of ty service without any charge. FBI in Hartford Wednesday. federal judge. tion. It will be offered in community oriented Northview is open for skiing, and the hours are 6:30 to Manchester on a regular demonstrations. 9:30 p.m. monthly basis during the com­ This year more than 3,000 Park and Rec officials say skating is not allowed at ing year. people will lose their lives by Charter Oak Park or Center Springs Annex. They say the Weekend Special The CPR program is •jointly suffocation due to an obstructed areas will not be cleared. Jobless Rate Jumps One Point He Needed That sponsored by the Manchester airway. If a member of your Some skaters, however, aren’t waiting for clearing Ro$es dozen *2.83 Association of Independent In­ family choked or suddenly SULPHUR, La. (UPI) The operations to take place. Today’s front page photo shows surance Agents and the stopp^ breathing, would you case on the docket was that of a WASHINGTON (UPI) - Some 930,000 entered World War II. The government did The number of Americans left with jobs recorded in the construction industry; 10.5 skaters, at Charter Oak, under lights, and on uncleared persons lost their jobs in January, driving not began collecting monthly data on un­ Veterans of Foreign Wars. know what to do? The CPR man stopped for going 42 miles ice. in January totalled 84.6 million, about the per cent in the manufacturing industry an hour in a 35 m.p.h. zone. up the nation’s unemployment rate by a employment until 1948. same level of employment as August, 1973. The program will be program will teach you what to For outdoor winter sports information, call 643-4700. and 10.2 per cent among agricultural wage presented by instructors from do. When Judge E. W. Thompson full percentage point to 8.2 per cent—the Predicting the current meteoric rise in The department estimates that for each and salary workers. the Emergency Accident- Kenneth Lappen, president of asked how the defendant highest rate since 1941—the Labor Depart­ unemployment will peak at 8.5 per cent .1 per cent increase in unemployment ap­ The bureau reported that blue collar Illness Simulation Team, Inc. the Insurance Agbnts Associa­ pleaded, Thompson got out of ment said today. sometime in 1975, President Ford’s chief proximately 90,000 persons have lost their workers “bore the brunt of these employ­ his chair, m ov^ around to the With no relief in sight, the department’s economist, Alan Greenspan, conceded jobs. (EAST). Marsh is on the board tion; Ed Stickney, commander ■ Almost Made It ■ ment reductions” with some 1.7 million of of directors of EAST, and an of the VFW; and Kenneth other side of the bench and said Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that Thursday there is not much the ad­ Virtually all worker groups have been them losing their jobs between September assistant course coordinator for Ostrinsky, chairman of the “Guilty, your honor.” a total of 7.5 million persons were out of ministration can do to bring it below 8 per affected by the recession. Some 1.8 million to January. •h. NEWPORT, Ky. (UPI) - “He kept saying ‘pig, pig’ and cent in the next two years. emergency medical technicians CPR program, wish to remind •**lj Thompson returned to his work in January. Especially hard hit wer^ jobs were eliminated from September to The January unemployment rate for Samuel Oder almost got away (at first) I thought he was at Manchester Community the people of Manchester and chair and fined himself 817.50. the blue collar workers, whose unemploy­ Averages Forecast January—640,000 of them between adult men reached 6 per cent and the rate with calling two police officers talking to Kenny,” said College. surrounding towns to take ad­ “I felt I needed to be slowed ment rate rose to 11 per cent. Ford’s budget message last week in­ December and January—as the nation’s for heads of households was 5.2 per cent. “pigs” when he was arrested Policeman Charles Johnson, EAST was formed in order to vantage of this lifesaving down,” Thompson said The Ford administration has predicted cluded predictions the jobless rate would economy has contracted. Unemployment for nonwhites was 13.4 for being drunk and disorderly referring to his partner — improve the quality of technique. Richard Marsh Wednesday. unemployment will reach 8.5 per cent this average 8.1 per cent this year and 7.9 next per cent, and teen-age nonwhites Wednesday. Patrolman Kenneth Pigg. year and will average near 8 per cent over year when he plans to run for the presiden­ Hard Hit Areas experienced a 41.1 per cent unernployment the next two years. cy. A 15 per cent unemployment rate was rate. Highest Since 1941 ’The January rate, up from 7.2 per cent in December, far surpassed a 1958 peak of Computation Miscalculation 7.5 per cent and a 1949 high of 7.9 per cent. The unemployment rate has not 'exceeded 8 per cent since 1941, a year in which the average annual rate was 9.9 per Manchester HUD Block Grants cent as the nation began to shake off the While everybody^ talking about it, effects of the Depression and before it Entitlement Cut by $507,000 the bank that listens By DOUG BEVINS But the spokesman said Manchester 000, but revised figures place the three- NEWS would be in a favorable position to apply year entitlement at $2,997,000. f P V f Manchester will receive a half-million for additional discretionary money— over Among other towns affected by HUD dollars less than anticipated under a CAPSULES and above the promised block grants — errors are East Hartford, whose grants takes the first step three-year federal community develop­ because the town has proceeded in good increase from $1,317,000 to $1,320,000; and ment program, but town officials intend to faith under HUD’s original announcement. Hartford, where the grants drop from $30,- fight for the full amount announced last Ford Meets Advisors Cotter’s spokesman said the apparent 825,000 to $30,801,000. in doing something about it. fall. error in Manchester’s entitlement was The Community Development Act WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford The Department of Housing and Urban made during computations of federal signed into law by President Ford last meets today with senior advisers to dis­ Developmen (HUD) — which administers August makes funds available to com­ cuss future strategy to counter powerful programs between 1968 and 1972. The funds under the Housing and Community block grants now being awarded are based munities in four ways: First, the block congressional opposition developing Development Act of 1974 — has admitted a on the amount of federal grants received grant entitlements based on previous against his economy-energy program. He computation error which will reduce in those five years, and Manchester was federal programs; second, entitlements to Northview Night Skiing also is expected to attend the swearing in Manchester’s three-year entitlement from incorrectly attributed a federally-funded towns over 50,000 population based on of former University of Chicago President 81,410,000 to 8903,000. relative needs; third, discretionary funds The snow this week was welcomed by advantage of other winter Edward A. Levi as attorney general at the 8845,000 water-sewer program which took However, Manchester hasn’t been of­ place in South Windsor. available to towns under 50,000 population Manchester’s younger set, especially recreational facilities, too, and go ice Justice Department. The President may ficially notified of the HUD error and town Correction of the computation error, which aren’t entitled to block grants; and those who like to ski on the Northview skating and sledding. (Herald photo spend a rare weekend at Camp David, officials are proceeding with grant fourth, special discretionary funds run under the lights. Others take full Md., before flying to Houston Monday to applications based on the original promise however, doesn’t mean that South Windsor by Dunn) will get more block grants. The available under special circumstances. promote his anti-recession package. of 81,410,000, Town Manager Robert Weiss spokesman explained that a complicated Rules Not Written said today. Booked for Murder system of grant awards makes South It is the fourth category — the special Fight All the Way Windsor ineligible for block grants, discretionary funds — that Cotter’s Town Audit Shows NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (UPI) - “We’ll work with the original figures un­ although that town can compete for the spokesman said may provide a remedy to Daniel Bedelian was booked on suspicion til HUD tells us we can’t,” Weiss said. discretionary funds. reduction of grants expected by of murder in the death of Nancy Atwater, “We’ll fight it all the way,” he said. Manchester. There’s a total of $50 million wife of A. G. Atwater Sr., an heir to 810 The town Board of Directors, taking the Other Errors available nationwide in the special ac­ Surplus of $132^827 million of the Wrigley fortune. Bedelian final steps to submit an application for the HUD’s computation errors went beyond count, the spokesman said, but the rules was a night nurse for Atwater, who is a community development block grants, has Manchester, the spokesman said, affect­ for distributing the money haven’t been Town Water Fund had a 829,129 surplus, By SOL R. COHEN mentally incapacitated invalid. He called a special meeting for 5 p.m. today ing several other Capitol Region written yet, and that may delay also still available as of today. Manchester wound up its 1973-74 fiscal allegedly beat Mrs. Atwater to death in to adopt a required three-year develop­ municipalities. Manchester’s application. However, the Town Sewer Fund ended year with a General Fund surplus of 8132,- her bedroom, then trussed up her body and ment plan and speed the paperwork. Also due to incorrect attribution of 1968- Under the proposed community develop­ 827 (the equivalent of about one-half miil the 1973-74 fiscal year with a 840,167 stuffed it in a cement-filled oil drum. He A spokesman for U.S.,Rep. William i972 fedkal projects. West Hartford’s ment plan to be decided by town directors on its tax rate), an official audit for the deficit. The fund was 875,363 in the red the led police to a junk yard where the oil Cotter (D-Conn.), who disclosed the HUD community development grants will today, Manchester would spend $1,410,000 period ended June 30, 1974 indicates. previous year. Town Manager Robert drum was found. Police are under a court error Thursday, said Manchester doesn’t more than double in the three-year on a variety of projects including aid for A check with the town controller’s office Weiss has estimated the Sewer Depart­ order not to discuss the motive for the stand much of a chance of holding HUD to program. HUD’s original announcement housing rehabilitation, establishment of a shows 8114,645 of the surplus unspent and ment will wind up about 880,000 in the red slaying. its original announcement of block grants. was that West Hartford would get 81,437,- multi-service center for the handicapped, still available as of today. When the Board in the current fiscal year. He said he will and purchase of land for elderly housing. of Directors adopted the current budget recommend an increase in sanitary sewer Grenade Sawed Off (last May), it didn’t anticipate any 1973-74 fees for the fiscal year starting July 1, MIAMI (UPI) — Without knowing surplus and didn’t include any ip its 1975. whether it was live or not, a police revenue estimates. Deficit Blamed on Policy explosives expert sawed a hand grenade WATES Conduct Awards Banquet The audit report was submitted by Baskin, in his commentary on the audit, off a girl’s finger Thursday. The 9-year-old Jerome I. Baskin and Co. of Manchester, blamed the Sewer Fund’s deficit position girl stuck her finger into a hole in the Mrs. Albert Schwantor of Portland is the town’s auditor for the past several “on the option given property owners to World War I grenade her parents used for Manchester WATES queen. years. defer sewer assessments until such time a paperweight, then was unable to remove Fire District Surplus She was crowned Thursday night at the as the property owner ties into the sewer it. The expert, who sawed the grenade off 20th annual awards banquet, at Fiano’s The Town of Manchester Fire District system.” in 15 minutes, said, “It’s just part of the Restaurant in Bolton. She lost 57Vi pounds. wound up with a 8112,667 surplus as of Noting, “The town does not always know job.” The grenade was not live, as it June 30,1974. Of that sum, 838,137 is uns­ when a tie-in has been made,” he turned out. This year’s “Top 10” losers with a pent and available today (8^,529 was used recommended an ordinance be passed, weight loss of 307Vi topped last year’s top as revenue income for the current budget “making sewer assessments collectable, Amendment Studied 10 by 66Vi pounds. and 816,000 additional was appropriated regardless of property owners having tie- MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) - The Besides Mrs. Schwantor, those on the for new projects — such as 85,000 for a ins.” Justice Department is trying to decide of a top 10 list, which is really the top 12 list rescue tool). Baskin repeated a recommendation he 1967 amendment to the Alabama Constitu­ because of ties, are Mrs. Marie Carmean ’The Special Downtown Taxing District has made annually, for designating an tion allowing state officials to succeed with a weight loss of 44 pounds; Mrs. had a 823,336 surplus as of June 30, 1974, themselves in office is legal. Any law Peggy Burnett, 42 pounds; Mrs. Bette with all of it still available today; and the (See Page 12) change that might affect the minority Francoline, 24 pounds; Mrs. Sue Daven­ voting rights must be submitted to the ' port, 23Vi pounds; Mrs. Helen Potyra, 21 Vi Justice Diepartment. The 1967 amendment pounds; Mrs. (Jlara Krajewski, 20 pounds. was not. Gov. George C. Wallace, who Also, Mrs. Anna Mastrangelo, 17 may be serving illegally, had no comment. pounds; Mrs. Jean Krar, 16 pounds; and Lt. Gov. Jere Beasley and Attorney House Committee Okays Mrs. Arline Griffin, Mrs. Boots Labadie General William J. Baxley also may be and Mrs. Elsie Minicucci, 14 pounds each. affected by the decision. Tax Reduction Program Mrs. Peggy Burnett was honored as the Lima Streets Quiet first member to attain and maintain her WASHINGTON (UPI) - A 820.1 billion for Rep. A1 Ullman, D-Ore., who replaced LIMA (UPI) The streets of Lima are goal this year. An award is given annually tax reduction bill, including rebates of up Rep. Wilbur Mills as Congress’ chief tax quiet today, after two days of rioting that to the member who.first reaches her goal to 8200 for all taxpayers this spring or writer this year and who promised to have left at least 47 dead and another 60 or 70 with a weight loss of at least 20 pounds. summer, has made the first step on a-trip the bill finished by the end of the week. hospitalized with injuries. .There was an 8 Mrs. Clarence Burke won the eager through Congress. If the bill should be passed by the House p.m.-5 a.m. curfew and squads of soldiers Beaver award for her outstanding efforts The House Ways and Means Committee, and later the Senate, everyone who paid patrolled the streets, after rampaging in the WATES financial projects. which must originate all changes in taxes in 1974 — rich or poor — would , mobs sacked and burned numerous down­ town businesses. The violence was The Founders Award, presented annual­ federal tax law, voted 28-5 Thursday night receive a check from the government this ly to the member best personifying the The terms are simple: for a combination of 88 billion in 1974 tax spring or summer. triggered by a confrontation between striking police and the army. aims of the organization, went to Mrs. rebates, 88 3 billion in 1975 personal tax Lower Tax Bite Ralph Armstrong. reductions, and 83.8 billion in increased in­ Low and moderate income Americans Hamburger Culture Protested Eleven members were cited for perfect vestment incentives and cuts for business. also would find the government taking less As little as 5% down • Cortipetitive rates • STOCKHOLM (UPI) — Communists in attendance. Mrs. John Pavelak received More Than Ford Request out of their paychecks every payday in the Sweden are saying “the hamburger an award for not missing a meeting in 18 This was 84 billion more than President last half of the year, the result of lower culture is a danger to the working people.” consecutive years. Ford requested in recession-fighting tax withholding rates brought about by the They believe such places as McDonald’s Clp to 30 year term * Maximum mortgage $55,000 cuts. committee’s increase in the standard The awards were presented by Mrs. and Carrolls should be closed, because the Big business struck out, however, as the deduction. Grover Mitchell, president of the WATES; poor nutritional value of the food may en­ committee narrowly defeated a 81 billion President Ford’s requested program Harvey Ward Jr., honorary member and danger people’s health. One spokesman bailout of financially troubled companies would have been limited to 84 billion in master of ceremonies; and Dr. Esta said, “An alternative could be restaurants such as Chrysler and Lockheed, and voted business investment Incentives and 812 Carini, who recently retired as chief of the run by the city, serving non-profit food Stop into your local CBT branch for details. to limit the giant American Telephone & billion in individual 1974 rebates of 12 per mental health nursing services of the state consisting of.nutritious things.” Telegraph Co.