PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HEatALD. Manchester. Conn.. Tues.. April 15. 1975 OBITUARIES Line-By-Line Review (Continued from Page One) POLICE REPORT Mrs. Anna M. McCann tions become disproportionate — Lannan. for Ed BeUeville (assessor) because of Mrs. Waiter McClatchey •Reflected in the police department meritorious service. Under his direction ELLINGTON - Mrs. Anna Act funds), no new employes and no new SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. budget are LE^-funded programs (Law and involvement, the town is saving $75,- M. McCann, 91, of 6 Laurel Rd. programs are being requested. Margaret Niederwerfer Enforcement Assistance Administartion) 000 to $100,000 in revaluation expenses. He was transferred at 7:30 died Sunday at her home. She Appearing before the board to explain MANCHESTER McClatchey, 65, of 73 Barber where grants have ran out and toe town Other assessors in other towns wouldn’t p.m. to Hartford Hospital. A MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 6 ,1 9 7 5 - VOL. XCIV, No. 167 Manchester—A City of Village Charm THIRTY-TWO PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRlCEi FIFTEEN CENTS was the wido of Charles E. the police department budget were; Stanley Shamonis, 45, of 175 Hill Rd., East Windsor, former­ now is picking up toe costs — Weiss. touch revaluation with a ten«foot pole — 'Spokesman at toe hospital ^ d McCann. Polira Chief-designate Robert Lannan, Woodland St. . was arrested ly of South Windsor, died Mon­ •It would be untypical for toe police to Weiss. his condition was stable and Bom in Honesdale, Pa., Mrs. Capt. George McCaughey, Lt. Richard Monday at 7:38 p.ita. outside day at Hartford Hospital after a provide services for private shopping •If I had to do it over again, I wouldn’t — that he was awake and alert McCann had lived in Ellington Sartor, and John Baldyga, chief of police Poiice Headquarters and long Uness. She was the wife of areas, such as toe Parkade. Can one say Belleville; late tlds morning. for the past four years. She was equipment. Fire Chief John Rivosa charged with intoxication and Walter S. McClatchey. one shopping area is more important than •Mel Siebold will spend more of his time East Hartford Police told a member of St. John’s appeared for the Town Fire Department. resisting arrest, poiice said. Mrs. McClatchey was bom another? It was on that basis Reardon at night rec programs (two or three Manchester Police they, had Lutheran Church, Honesdale. Aiso appearing were James Turek, tax He \yas releas^ on $100 non­ Aug. 5, 1909 in South Windsor (former Police Chief James Reardon) op- nights) and less time during toe day, found a highly intoxicated Survivors are a son, Robert collector; Ed Belleville, assessor; Paul surety bond for appearance in ' Communists J Continue and had lived in the area all her posed toe request of the Parkade for except as needed — Weiss. young girl on toe ski slope side G. McCann of Point Pleasant, Juttner, director of data processing; Mel Common Pleas Court 12 in East life. She was a graduate of police patrols — Weiss. ■ •I found my teaching job at Post Junior of Wickham Park after 3 p.m. N. J.; a daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Siebold, rec director; Maurice Pass, Hartford April 2$. Rockville High School. She was •The new Buckland firehouse should be Coliege was interfering with my town job Monday. They took her to their L. Hoff of Ellington, with whom purchasing agent; Thomas Moore, con- a member of Wapping Com­ ready for use in the 1975-76 fiscal year — and I had decided to give it up even before headquarters until her head she made her home; 16 trolier; Jerome Baskin, town auditor; I ^ munity Church and Vernon Rivosa and Weiss. the dispute over it developed — Siebold. cleared. "?4 grandchildren and a great­ Kwash, representing the data processing Someone broke into a Foster Grange and had been active in •Except for basketball and swimming, Police are now investigating Drive Toward Saigon grandchild. advisory committee; and Weiss. •The $18,000 to $20,000 needed for an St. home within toe past few 4-H Club work for many years. the kids have been pushed out of toe East the two cases. The funeral is Thursday at Basicaliy, what the directors heard emergency vehicle for toe fire department days. From appearances, toe Other survivors are a son, Side Rec because so much of it has been SAIGON (UPI) — Tank-led Communist the 2,000-man regiment of the 18th Divi­ It was the 18th provincial capital lost to 10:30 a.m. at the Bryant from ali was what they already had heard isn’t in the 1975-76 budget; however, toe thief may only have stolen a Robert McClatchey of Bedford, taken over by Bennet Junior High. i forces captured another provincial capital sion at Gia Kiem, eight miles northwest of the Communists in the current offensive Funeral Home, Honesdale, Pa. from Weiss — that cutting the budgets current budget may' have a surplud suf­ nap on toe living room couch, Mass.; a daughter, Mrs. Sometimes, as many as 200 kids are today, shut down Bien Hoa air base for Xuan Loc, which is 38 miles northeast of and left the North Vietnamese and Viet Burial will be in Honesdale. would be at the expense of cutting ser­ ficient to provide toe needed funds — police said. A MODERN Lorraine Wethereil of Somers; hanging around there with nothing to do. neariy six hours with an artillery barrage Saigon. By nightfali, field reporters said, Cong in full control of Ninh Thuan There are no calling hours. Rivosa. three brothers, Herbert vices. The faciiities can take care of about 40 per PHi and routed a South Vietnamese regimentai toe battered outfit had retreated to Trang Province. The Communists now control 18 The White-Gibson-Small They learned other things also, such as: Niederwerfer of Tolland, Frank •The estimate for 99.2 per cent coilec- cent. TTiey roam the building and, as long base outside the province capital of Xuan Bom, only 23 miles from the capital. of South Vietnam’s 44 provinces and two- Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., •The projections of the police workload The regiment, which some field reports Niederwerfer of South Windsor tion of 1974-75 taxes may be met and the as they don’t bother us, we don’t bother Alcohol and drugs may be the Loc. thirds of the nation’s territory. Rockville, is in charge of local indicated serious crimes in Manchester said appeared to be 80 per cent destroyed, and Richard Niederwerfer of estimate for 1975-76 will be at 99,per cent them. cause of a youth’s unconscious The series of military setbacks shook Windsor; two sisters, Mrs. arrangements. wiil continue to rise at a high rate — ’Turek. toe morale of war-weary government biew up eight American-supplied 105mm In spite of reports to the contrary, we state Monday which lasted Jam os Rose Hincksand Mrs. Hazel throughout the 1975-76 fiscal yehr — Sar­ troops fighting to keep the remnants of a and 155mm howitzer artillery pieces •We’re asking toe board to approve pay­ are having less problems with the kids this many hours, police said. Bernier, both of Ellington; and tor. F. dwindling South Vietnam from falling into before fleeing, military sources said. ment of all motor vehicle taxes in one in­ year than in former years. The problems five grandchildren. •Cuts in the police budget would D’Amato Oonununist* hands. They coincided with Sources said other government troops stallment —’Turek. (At present, if the tax we’re having in the basketball leagues at A girl in Wickham Park Cambodian The funeral is Thursday at 11 "stack” calls for service and would cause BS/R.PH. { reports toe Conununistsad established an today abandoned the province capitai of on motor vehicles is $100 or less, it must the East Side Rec are more the fault of toe flagged down a police cruiser a.m. at Wapping Community Mrs. John O. Works considerable citizen concern —Lannan. air base at Pleiku in the Central Phan Rang, on the south China S ^ coast be paid in one installment. If over $100, it parents than the players and the officials there at 4; 15 p.m. to tell of a 15- Church. The Rev. Harold W. Mrs. Nina J . Works, 91, of 88 •Plea-bargaining in the courts appears Highlands. 165 miles northeast of Saigon, when it was may be paid in two installmento.) Siebold. year-old East Hartford youth Cease-Fire Richardson, pastor, will of­ HoU St. died Monday night at a to be the mode of the times. As arrests in­ The Communists, moving under a attacked by a 5,000-man (^mmunist force •I’m recommending a double increment lying unconscious in bushes by ficiate. Burial will be in Wlnd- Manchester convalescent home crease, case-loads increase and convic- the Oriental Garden, police Scientific medicine began barrage of more than 1,000 shells, overran moving with tank support. sorville Cemetery. after a long illness. She was the said. with toe Greeks...There were, Requested Friends may call at Ladd wife of John 0. Works. however men who practiced Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Mrs. Works was bora Nov. 3, The youth had a strong odor the art of healing long before Ave., Rockville, Wednesday 1883 in New York City, Cycle Crash Kills of liquor on his breath and the time of the Greek GENEVA (UPI) - The Cambodian from 7 to 9 p.m. daughter of the late Henry and showed signs of going into physicians...The skeletons of Shelepin Ousted government has asked Prince Norodom The family suggests that any Margaret Reichardt Roth, and shock, police, said. He had been prehistoric men and animals Sihanouk for an immediate cease-fire, the memorial contributions may be lived in Manchester for over 50 Bolton Woman FIRE CALLS unconscious there for two show that their bodies reacted International Committee of the Red Cross made to the American Cancer years. She was a member of hours, other youths in toe area to disease and to injury much English and American Officials Compare Notes said today. It said the request amounted to Society or to Wapping Com­ South United Methodist Church. the hospital at 3:55 p.m., police told police. None of the youths as do our own...’liie art of From Politburo full surrender. Janet C. Gleason, 33, of 1 with town officials following a tour of Manager Robert B. Weiss. The Board- munity Church. She is also survived by a son, said they knew the youth. writing, which gave us our Leslie Boardman, deputy town clerk The Red Cross said its delegation in Laurwood Dr., Bolton, Was said. MANCHESTER (Tolland i^ire Department) mans are here on vacation as guests Edward Sauter, former first contemporary ideas and director of administration in the Municipal Building. Others, from demonstrations and minor incidents of pronounced dead on arrival at Mrs. Gleason was a member Monday, 3:03 p.m. — grass Monday, 4:31 p.m. — woods A Manchester Ambulance MOSCOW (UPI) — The Communist par­ Phnom Penh received toe proposal from Manchester postmaster; a about these matter(|, was in­ Manchester, England, second from left, are Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel,. of the Mark Kravitz family. (Herald Manchester Memorial Hospital of the Bolton Town Republican fire in Hickey’s Grove on toe fire off Wolhbridge Rd. ty Central Committee today ousted violence. the Cambodian government this afternoon daughter, Mrs. John Matchett took him to Manchester vented about 5,500 years Mayor John Thompson, and town photo by Pinto) IMPROVEMENTS Monday afternoon of injuries Town Committee and founder east side of Union Pond. (Tolland Fire Department) left, and Mrs. Yvonne Boardman chat former KGB secret police chief Alexander “He is a liability now — even in the and immediately relayed it to Sihanouk in of Manchester; two grand­ Memorial Hospital. He was ago...Man had exist^ on this BUENOS AIRES (UPI) ~ suffered in a motorcycle acci­ of toe Bolton Junior Women’s (Eighth District) Monday, 4:43 p.m. — woods N. Shelepin from toe 16-man Politburo, third-level job of a trade union chief. He the Chinese capital. daughters, and five great­ treated but still did not wake earth for about half a million The Argentine government dent in Boiton. Club. , Monday, 7:38 p.m. — grass fire off Hurlburt Rd. (Tolland toe country’s top ruling body. It was the cannot be sent anywhere now,” the source It said the Phnom Penh administration grandchildren. up. His mother was called to years before toat, and our announced a $1 billion im­ Police said she apparently She was the wife of John fire at Exit 92 of 1-86. (Town) Fire Department) first shakeup in the Kremlin hierarchy said. “ The British business was the proposed the cease-fire and transfer of The funeral is Thursday at 1 the hospital. knowled^ of his culture, his provement plan for the capital lost control of the cycle she was Gleason, who is active in the Monday, 8:59 p.m. — woods Monday, 5:11 p.m. — grass England’s Manchester Faces since April, 1973. perfect excuse.” power “in order to stop this fratricidal p.m. at Watkins Funeral Home, way of life, and the diseases city and said the money would driving and then struck a guard town’s political affairs. fire to the rear of 27 Nike Cir­ fire off W. Main St. (Rockville Shelepin, 56, once a strong contender for The plenum also decided to hold the par­ conflict.” 142 E. Center St. The Rev. from which he suffered in be used in part to buy more rail. TTie accident happened cle. (Town) Fire Department) Communist party Secretary General ty’s 25th congress next Feb. 24. There has Officials at Red Cross headquarters in Wayne Kendall of South United The Holmes Funeral Home, these remote times is being than 1,400 garbage trucks. about 3:40 p.m. on Camp Today, 10:22 a.m. — grass Monday, 6:50 p.m. — grass Leonid I. Brezhnev’s job, was retired at ' been speculation that Brezhnev may Geneva said toe Cambodian government Methodist Church will officiate. 400 Main St., Manchester, is in gradually reconstructed from Meeting Rd. in Bolton. fire set by a train along the fire off Old Stafford Rd. lus own request, the Tass news agency voluntarily retire after the congress. proposal “amounted to an offer of sur­ Burial will be in East charge of arrangements, which the relics which he left behind Problems Similar to Ours She was pronounced dead at railroad tracks leading into (Tolland Fire Department) said. Brezhnev has been reported ill in recent render.” Cemetery. are incomplete. Business Students him... Manchester from East Hart­ SOUTH WINDSOR Western diplomatic sources said the months. They said it was relayed to Khmer Friends may call at the In Memoriam ford along Tolland Tpke. Monday, 6:38 p.m. — car fire Join Honor QroUp Find service as you like it — By BETTY RYDER no matter how many meetings they have apartments and ample staff to care for his effect of toe ouster was to strengthen toe Rouge rebel forces now fighting inside funeral home Wednesday from In laving memory of our dear son, and (Eighth District) on Pine Knob Dr. Area University of Connec­ fast and friendiy fix>m toe ef­ The problems facing town governments on that particular day. or her needs. Funds totalling $12,500 are position of Brezhnev, against whom Phnom Penh as well as to Sihanouk. brother, Howard E. Hastings, who 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 4 Police Said Ready TOLLAND COUNTY AMBULANCE CALLS ficient staff at LENOX are similar even though those towns may "Socialized medicine is mandatory in allocated annually for entertainment pur­ Shelepin fought for the top job of party The 16-member Red Cross delegation passed away, Aprii IS, 1962. The family suggests that any ticut students were recently ad­ Veronica M. Hastings, Monday, 11:45 a.m. — woods BOLTON PHARMACY. We handle a be oceans apart. England,” he said. poses. During toe past year we have enter­ general secretary after toe ouster of based at the Royal Phnom Hotel in the memorial contributions may be mitted to membership in Beta The Weather and Dorothea V. Spillane fire at Talcott Hill Rd. and Daly full line of nationally known "The town (Manchester, England) cer­ “Every employe pays into a fund and his tained the Russian ambassador, the Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev. Cambodian capital is standing by for a made to the Memorial Fund of Monday, 3:39 p.m. — motor­ Gamma Sigma, the honorary To Arrest Trio Rd. in Coventry. See story in society for students of business. cosmetics including Worth tainly needs a lot of running,” said Leslie employer contributes an equal amount. Chinese ambassador, toe French am­ Shelepin was Khrushchev’s protege and, reply from Sihanouk, the officials said. South United Methodist Church. cycle fatality on Camp Meeting Variable cloudiness today with chances today’s Herald. (Coventry’s They are; and St. Laurent, an exclusive Boardman, deputy town clerk and director This pays for his health needs including bassador, as well as the Dutch am­ when Brezhnev won that power struggle, The Red Cross delegation, headed by Rd, See story this page. (Bolton of a little rain along toe sound. High two departments, 'Tolland, and Coventry —Abe Dontje and in this area, to fill all your of administration there. dentists, doctors, optometrists, bassador. They all during their visits Shelepin’s star swiftly waned. Shelepin delegate Andre Pasquier, withdrew to the Fire Department) temperatures in toe upper 40s to low 5ta. In Memoriam For Shelton Fire Andover. Bolton on standby). Milton F. McKenna. needs, and have a large well In Manchester, Conn, for a visit with toe hospitalization, etc. He is also con­ stayed at the lord mayor’s residence.” reached the peak of his career in toe last hotel this morning and declared a neutral Fair tonight with lows in the 3Cs. Fair In loving memory of Angelina Massaro Monday, 3:22 p.m. — woods M an ch ester —Ja m e s A. equipped'pharmacy to handle Mark Kravitz family, Boardman and his tributing to bis own retirement pension.” Yardm an said toat Prince Charles two yesrs of Khrushchev’s rale. safety zone for the care of wounded DeSimone who passed away March IS, CRIME STATISTICS Thursday with highs well up in the 50s. fire off (Charter Rd. (Tolland Krzeminski and Stephen L. all your prescriptions. You wife, Yvopne, were renewing old acquain­ StiU impressed with the U nit^ States, attended toe annual' meeting last May But ill 1965, the party-state control agen­ civilians and armed forces. 1949. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Police dentified the abductors as CARACAS (UPI) Sixty per Fredric M arch, Fire Department). Wilson. can depend on LENOX tances having visited here during toe toe second time around, the Boardmans when Lor4 Mayor Collis was elected. cy he headed was disban(led and two years In memory of our loving mother who sources say three Pennsylvania “Weathermen,” ai radical cent of the crimes in the previously had accompanied toe Lord later he was named to head the trade un­ Monday, 3:38 p.m. — motor­ Sopth Windsor —Martin P. PHARMACY, 299 E. Center town^s sesquicentenhial celebration in “It was the first time royalty had taught us to love one another. men will be arrested soon on ar­ group which in the past has Venezuelan capital are carri^ Mayor Kenneth Collis and the Lady ions, a second level job in the Soviet For each of us, she did her best, God Noted Actor, cycle fatality on Camp Meeting Martinelli and Alan J. St., 649-0896 for all your June 1973. ' son charges in connection with claimed responsibility for out by drug addicts or minors attend^ a town election outside of Lon­ South Vietnamese Defeats grant her eternal rest. Rd. See story this page. Okolotowicz. prescription requirements. Boardman, who has held his present Mayoress of Manchester, England. system. explosions at government from the slums, according to don, which is 225 miles away,” he said. D i e s a t 7 7 a $10 million fire that destroyed (Manchester Ambulance) Vernon —Daniel Goric, Free Delivery Service..(^n: position for the past 18 months, is a "per­ “We have met such friendly people — “This puts the cap on it and finishes Sons, Daughter, buildings. Gen. Hernan Delgado San­ a Shelton factory, putting 900 Monday, 4:19 p.m. — brush Stanley Luszcazk Jr. and Mon thru Sat 8 a.m.-9 p.m.. manent” official in Manchester, England, after all, the first time, we were “In October, the lord mayor and the Shelepin,” one Western source said, dis­ Laid to ‘No Win Policy’ Daughter-in-law and Grandchildren LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Ac­ A key figure in the case is the chez, commander of the persons out of work. fire off Old Stafford Rd. Theresa A. Phelan. Sun and Hoiidays, 8 a.m,-8 regardless of which political party is in strangers, just deposited here, and lady mayoress had visits with Andy counting as “baloney” the official version Rev. Dr. David N. Bubar of tor Fredric March, 77, who The sources said Monday the metropolitan police force. control. everyone made us feel right at home,” he Williams and his family who were atten­ that he quit at his own request. dominated both stage and men were linked to the March 1 New York and Memphis, Tenn., said. ding a charity concert to benefit the The sources said the excuse for toe TAIPEI (UPI) — Sen. Barry Goldwater Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon . Card of Thanks “Our town has a population of ap­ screen roles for more than half fire at the Sponge Rubber a technical consultant to proximately 554,000 with a town staff of Trying not to single out any one event as children of Israel.” ouster probably was provided by today blamed the disastrous military B. Johnson. We would like to express our heartfelt a century and won two Products Co. plant by a police Sponge Rubber Products who “We had the power, but no will to use appreciation to the many friends, 36,000,” he said. being more memorable than the other, he Being the lord mayor is an arduous task, Shelepin’s visit to Britain earlier this defeats in South Vietnam on what he Academy Awards, died of search of a Connecticut motel. had designed a water purifica­ it,” he said. “If we did not try to win a relatives and neighbors who were so “The annual budget is approximately did say he enjoyed a musical night during Boardman said. month, which was met with called the “no win policy” of the late generous and kind in our recent sorrow. cancer Monday. Laboratory tests of material tion process for the plant. war, by God, we should never get into it.” $89 miilion with several million allocated the sesquicentennial celebration when “He (the lord mayor) attends some 800 The Family of Leo Gauthier March was a legitimate found during the search led to Bubar received from the On U.S. commitments in Southeast Asia, each week to education,” Boardman said. “choirs were singing and we really felt a to 900 functions a year, many times five or theater actor, who first identification of at least one of company the second of two Goldwater said bluntly; The three major areas of expenditures part of the atmosphere — just being able six a day. The government does provide a appeared in silent films, the men, the sources said. checks totaling $35,000 on Feb. “We haven’t performed. We have to are broken down into three categories, he to all participate together.” house in the Lake District in the North TOWN OF MANCHESTER became a movie star when Three men posing as 28, the day before the explosion Ford To Attend Concord keep our word or don’t make them.” WMOIG said. Explaining the ceremonial side of Country with a full staff at his disposal, talking pictures created a de­ telephone installers appeared and fire, according to U.S. At­ The Arizona Republican and un­ “Annually we spend $52 million on government in England, Boardman said, when he gets the chance to use it. LEGAL NOTICE mand for stage-trained voices, at the plant on the eve of the torney Peter Dorsey. education, $30 million on social welfare, “The position of lord mayor is an annual successful 1964 presidential candidate, Bubar is al^o a clairvoyant Boardman, obviously fond of his English and then used his prestige to Saturday midnight fire when and $7 million on housing,” he said. office. The person elected must be on the Bicentennial Kickoff here to attend the funeral of The Zoning Board of Appeals town, called it a “prosperous city — a spend as much time as possible workers were off for the who predicted the blaze. He council. The post is allotted to each of the Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, held a will hold public hearings on “We have a council form of government pioneer city.” in live theater productions. weekend. A van they apparently appeared before a grand jury CONCORD, Mass. (UPI) — President lot of trouble making it any other way.” news conference in the Grand Hotei. At Monday. April 21,1975, starting comprised of two main parties, the parties, depending on the number of seats. “In the 19th century, our forefathers, Florence Eldridge, March’s used was recovered in Penn­ over the weekend, but has dis­ Ford will join hundreds of thousands of Ford is expected to appear around 10 his side was Anna Chennauit, the widow of at 7:00 P.M., in the Hearing Conservative Party and the Labor Party. “The annual meeting is held May 21 and finding the town locat^ 60 miles from the wife of 47 years and frequent sylvania. claimed any role in the fire. “ W E E K U r tourists celebrating the start of America’s a.m. to lay a wreath at old North Bridge Gen. Claire Chennauit who led the famed Room of the Municipal Building There are a total of 99 members with the a new lord mayor will be elect^ . This coast, actually dug the 60 miles to es­ costar, was at his bedside when Two factory guards and a Dorsey said he has no proof 200th birthday party. near the Minute Man statue and the Flying Tigers before World War II. to hear and consider the Labor Party currently numbering 59 and time, it will be a lady mayor. tablish the Manchester Ship Canal, and by­ he died at Mt. Sinai Hospital, plant employe who were ab­ Bubar was related to the inci­ The White House confirmed Tuesday British Memorial which connmemorates Goldwater, clearly esteemed by the following petitions: the Conservatives 40. “Dame Kathleen Ollerenshaw, a noted passed Liverpool. The work was com­ after a two-year jbattle with ducted shortly before the fire dent. educator and author, and a member of the Ford would be squeezed into this Boston those Minute Men and British soldiers Chinese of this island, used his news con­ Item 1 No. 436 “Conunittees are appointed within the pleted in 1894. The city prospered, we have cancer. , said one of the kidnappers in- Timson (shoe) family, will be the sixth suburb where 200 years ago Saturday the killed in the first hours of toe American ference to reassure the Republic of China Patricia Wollenberg - parties and they meet once a month to for­ major banks, insurance companies, lady mayor we have had in Manchester,” Minute Men fired the first fatal shots at Revolution. of America’s continued faith and support Request extension of permis­ mulate programs to present to the council stockbrokerage firms, and are an active he said. King George Hi’s Red Coats. Ceremonies in both Concord and of the Nationalist Chinese government. sion for operation of one-chair GOP M eeting for approval,” he said. shipping port,” he said. BO N U S CH ECKS" “The lord mayor takes up residence Officials, who spent six years planning neighboring Lexington, where the first “There is no fear of deterioration beauty salon - 154 Hilliard Boardman also noted that the coun- “We also have the Manchester Line Co. right in the town hall which has the kickoff event to the two-year bicenten­ Minute Men were killed by the British, are between our two countries,” he said. Street - Residence Zone B. P o s t p o n e d cilmen are paid $25 a day, once a month. which has ships sailing to Canada,” he nial activity, had said police would seal off scheduled for dawn. But, officials say the “There is no reason on either side to be ap­ Item 2 No. 437 added. the area when 120,000 persons were es­ crowd may force them to seal the area off prehensive.” Frederick J. Hughes — BOLTON As for our shopping centers in the U.S., timated to be there. many hours before then. ,, Goldwater said President Ford’s trip to Request variance to reduce The Republican Town Com­ Tel. 643-5144 EVERY WEEK FOR AYEAR. Boardman said “ We have them in Actually, Minton said, there is no way to “Obviously though we’ll be making an Peking, which was scheduled in June, south side yard to 6 feet for pur­ mittee meeting scheduled for Congress Offers $200 Million England.” ntvtnm iMAueMKtrmn ovkh t o y n u w ' exception for the Resident,” said Robert guarantee only 120,000 persons would be might be postponed because of toe situa­ pose of erecting attached one tonight has been postponed until He was very impressed with the Glen Minton, a spokesman for the 1975 there since the only means of stopping tion in Indochina. He said he did not car garage — 96 Elizabeth Thursday. It will begin at 8 p.m. 2S5 CENTEII STREET Lochen shopping facility in Glastonbury. To Fund Vietnam Evacuation Celebrations Committee which is running people is to have police block off the expect Ford’s Peking visit would “gain Drive — Residence Zone A. at the Town Hall. ^ ACROSS FROM RHL 8IE »g It's here. The latest of our 50^ Then the Big Drawing. Get your tickets now. roads, a tactic that has proved un­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Congress has in a meetihg between Ford and the com­ the event. “ He’s going to have to very much.” Item 3 No. 438 Senior Citizens dazzlers. And this time, your free bonus And an extra $700 a week Or Subscribe to Piayer’s Choice. (See PaKe Sixteen) successful at a number of rock music offered President Ford $200 million to mittee. helicopter in, however, I think he’d have a The senator said he had written a letter The 86 Corporation — The Bolton Senior Citizens RAILROAD TIES stub could win you $100 a week for an for a year. Think of all the things you could do festivals. evacuate nearly 5,000 Americans and 174,- Sparkman said the measure would be to the President suggesting a visit to Variance requested for wiil meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. entire year, and a Grand Prize of another If you win one of our $100 a week with all these extra Weekly Bonus Checks. “People can always bicycle and walk $700 a week for the same period of 000 local citizens from South Vietnam. “primarily to finance the evacuation.” He Taipei when he goes to Peking. Ford, he restaurant liquor outlet within at the Town Hall for card prizes, claim'right away. That way you'll Pick up your Lottery tickets with our past toe roadblocks, we could have more time. Not to mention our regular Double The legislation would also allow U.S. said it would authorize “about $200 million said, toid him he “ thinks it is an excellent 1,000 feet of another liquor out­ playing. 6 " x 6 " x 8 ' start your checks coming in. And you'll free "Weekly Bonus Checks" stubs! than 200,000 people there, the only way Play prizes of up to $200,000. Or play the easy way and pick your own troops to be used to safeguard the evacua­ for humanitarian purposes and other pur­ idea and will consider it.” let — 29 McNall Street — Bolton Athletic Associa­ also be entered In our Grand Prize we’re going to hold the crowd down is stop T reatM numbers and colors, with a subscription tion. poses in the national interest relating to Beirut Battling Business Zone 11. drawing. To be eligible, you must claim by. tion traffic when we have 7,000 cars,” Minton “And 1 wili continue to push for that,” Item 4 No. 439 First, win $100 a week June 20. Then on June 26, we'll have to Player's Choice. Sen. John J. Sparkman, D-Ala., chair­ the current emergency.” The Bolton Athletic Associa­ said. The senator said. Roger W. Driggs — Request for a year. our Grand Prize drawing. Where one The choice Is yours. But hurry. man of the Senate Foreign Relations Com­ Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Minn., tion will meet Wednesday at And get in on the game that could make variance to divide parcel of Every Thursday from April 17 to lucky finalist will win an additional $700 a mittee, said Tuesday the White House has said restrictions were written “to prevent 7:30 p.m. at the home of week, every week for a full year. your next year a lot easier. For just 50;!. May Be Near End June 5, we'll draw a special sIx-dIgIt been urged to get 4,000 Americans out of these funds from being siphoned off to the land with two houses (i)(599 & Michele Giglio, 29 Ferawood PENN BLACK SLATE Remember, you must claim by June 20 #605) into two lots, one of which number. If the number on your "Weekly Saigon within a week, saying the 1,000 South Vietnamese military. 1 do not want Dr. to be eligible for the Grand Prize. BEIRUT (UPI) — Warring Palestinian which began when militia units of the will have less frontage (69 feet Bonus Checks",stub for the applicable remaining Americans could be evacuated ^ the President to give X million dollars for Approx, date matches ours, you've won $100 quickly should Saigon fall. military assistance to South Vietnam un­ guerrillas and right-wing militiamen right-wing Phalangist party attacked a East Haven Schools more or less) than Regulations a week for a year.* battled for the fourth day today but by Palestinian bus Sunday. permit — 605 North Main Street COMIECmnrS *200,000 UrTTERY Sparkman said a draft copy of a bill with der the auspices of toisliill.” 12'Sx l 8 " afternoon appeared to be heeding appeals The Phalangists, a strongly anti­ — Residence Zone A. these features went to the White House Humphrey said the White House h a s. to end four days of clashes which left hun­ communist private political party, feel Item 5 No. 440 late Tuesday. Other committee members p ro m i^ to speed American evacuation dreds dead and wounded. Premier Rashid the Palestinians have too much control Ordered to Reopen Frank J. Halm III — request said a reply could come today and Senate ABOUT from South Vietnam. “The number of Solh announced. over sections of Lebanon bordering on variance to conduct outside sale passage by Thursday. Americans remaining in Saigon should be Solh said the situation in the Lebanese Isr36i. The closings marked the first time in re-, of antiques and crafts on The measure would limit financing and EAST HAVEN (UPI) — A Superior TOWN down to 1,000,” he said. “They are plan­ capital, which had been paralyzed by Although the .Phalangists are Court judge ordered public schools cent state history that a municipal school; weekends — 428 Tolland Turn­ DOWNSPOUT allow reintroduction of U.S. combat forces ning to reduce toe number of Americans bomb, rocket and mortar attacks, was predominantly Christian and the system has shut down for lack of funds. ' pike — Business Zone II. into South Vietnam only for an evacuation. reopened t(^ay and told town officials to I remaining there by 4,000 within a week or beginning to return to normal. Palestinians are nominally Moslem, of­ Item 6 No. 441 Sparkman said the number of 174,000 appropriate enough money to k^p them WATER warn 10 days.” In a statement broadcast by Beirut ficials have rejected any religious motiva­ operating for the rest of the school year. (Varies E. Bodemann, Jr. — The Lady of Hope Mothers $*|90 I MMISClEaB South Vietnamese was agreedupon Monday mmi ‘/ufjj.m. ^ radio, Solh said, “All sides have shown tion in the fighting. Tlie eight schools, which serve 5.700 Request variance' to reduce Circle will meet tonight at 8 at SPREADER I — tu CUM NOW response to appeals for calm and security Solh’s announcement followed par­ north side yard to 6 feet for pur­ the home of Mrs. Marge LUCKY RED 1’ students, were closed Monday after the forces are continuing to apprehend wanted ticularly severe attacks throughout the pose of erecting attached gar­ D’Avanzo, 182 Carriage Dr^.- Board of Education said it bad run out of Inside Today riim teH s K nd ii «MkiF csl« persons and are applying toe law. night and early morning. age — 17 Hoffman Road — funds. M N*lli to W ^ Frim w NSaue State Budget Hearing “We hope that discipline will continue in Mortar and rocket fire mingled with the Residence Zone A. STOCKADE FENCE Judge Irving Levine, after meeting with The DAV auxiliary will meet all areas and that tod gradual improve­ crackle of machine guns and rifles around school and town officials Tuesday, ordered Senior Citizens...... Page 2 Information pertaining to above Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at toe ment in conditions will also continue.” the Tal Zaater refugee camp northeast of Hi Neighbor ...... Page 4 may be obtained in the Plan­ 8’ WIda, S’ High < the town Finance Board to appropriate VFW Home for election of of­ Scheduled for April 24 A Palestinian spokesman said heavy Beirut, the front line of the fighting. Eljem Speaking...... Page 10 ning Office. $333,000 to run the school system through ficers. With Post 9 shelling and sniping still was going on But at noon newsmen at the scene could June. The board last week had refused a Stamps and coins...... Page 12 All persons interested may at­ HARTFORD (UPI) — The legislature’s around Palestinian refugee camps on hear only a few sporadic shots from request from the school board to ap­ Dear Abby...... Page 14 tend these hearings. Mrs. Grasso already approved an in­ Concordia Church Women Finance Committee has scheduied an Beirut’s outskirts. But he said a cease-fire snipers. propriate the money. ZONING BOARD OF crease in the sales tax from 6 to 7 per cent On Second Thought...... Page 14 will meet tonight at 8 at Concor­ evening hearing April 24 on Gov. Ella T. appeared to be4iear. &lh said he planned meetings with The judge also ordered an independent APPEALS for toe three-month period ending June 30 Pageant contestants ...... Page 15 dia Lutheran Church. Mrs. Jen­ WIRE FENCING Grasso’s $163 million tax increase “We want a cease-fire and toe fact that leaders from both sides after attending an audit of the school system’s books. Bernard R. Johnson, to help reduce an estiqjpted ^ million Business news...... Page 27 nie Leggitt, a member of the Many SIzn «id Styin CA$f/ package. deficit. it hasn’t come about yet is because toe emergency session of Parliament. Mayor Francis W. Messina, who filed Chairman Ballard fans 21, wins ...... -. Page 17 Hartford Audubon Society, will Key elements in the revenue package Mrs. grasso campaigned on a pledge to Phalangists have refused to respect it. Solh’s efforts to arrange a permanent suit to have the schools reopened, said he Paul J. Rossetto, In Stack East wins third — .'...... Page 17 be guest speaker. Her topic; 'Paid weekly based on 52 weeks a year. All prizes must bo claimed within one year ol drawing date. • ^ would broaden Connecticut’s 7 per cent hold the line on taxes and promis^ to veto This will be a good first step towards truce apparently hinge on the Phalangists was satisfied with the compromise settle­ Secretary "Birds Common to This Area state sales tax — already the nation’s calming the situation,” he said. turning over to authorities seven men Herald Angle...... Page 17 Dated this 14th day of April, CASH A N D CARRY This week’s drawing wiii be heid at.the New State Armory» New Canaan Ave., (Rt. 123) an income tax should an income tax ment. and Ways to Attract TTiem to highest — to include rental and leasing of An estimated 105 persons were killed allegedly resj)onsible for a bus attack in “ The judge rendered an excellent Schoolboy tr a c k ...... Page 18 1975. Norwaik, Aprii 17 at 10 A.M. measure reach her desk, The committee Your Home.” equipment and hike the business tax. schedule the hearing for 7:30 p.m. . and 200 others injured in the fighting which 27 persons died. decision,” he said. Area P ro file ...... Pages 6, 7, 8, 9, 22

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NEWS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS NATIONAl WEATHEI SEIVICE EOEfCAST t* 7a M 1ST A * >7 - 75 Shrine Circus Gets Ready H o u se P asses M ortgage B ill By WALLY PORTIN 3 0 .0 0 ABOUT TOWN I 1 ' WASHINGTON (UPI) - The provided that the following of 24 months. It would be For Friday Night Opening requirementis were met: repayable at an interest rate of BCATTLK The conunission on education call William MacMurtry, 568- House has passed a bill to let Hello out there. Well, our only the third row down. So they 1946. the government help with —A loss of income due to un­ 8 per cent or less. The repay­ While talking about trips, we 7, v , v . ' . ' rciinily Rcstoumnts Coost to Coast of South United Methodist first bit of news is about our re­ are getting down to the nitty- are really great seats, and you Church will meet tonight at 7:30 mortgage payments for an es­ employment, or underemploy­ ment plan would be set up by The circus'began moving in school nurses and social This is the 43rd annual Shripe ment because of the recession. cent Semor Golf meeting where gritty for the Wildwood, N.J. better call us for tickets in the education wing of the Hillstown Grange will spon­ tim a te 300,000 persons who the Department of Housing and the Hartford State Armory workers. They are picked up by Circus in Hartford. Shows are we had 34 men on hand. At the trip. We still have about ten because with only eight left, church. sor a roast beef dinner Saturday face losing their homes because —Two months’ delinquency in Urban Development. today. bus about 7 a.m. or by sp^ial planned daily during school meeting, all present gave a un­ seats on bus No. 3 for it to be you could lose out. you can still buy a at Grange Hall, 617 Hills St., of unemployment. mortgage payments. Rep. Thomas Ashley, D-(Hiio, Fiiay night is the opening for transportation for those who vacation week at 1:30 p.m. and animous ovation to the league able to go. So get going on your The performance will be at 4 East H ^ord. The event is The proposed Emergency —The home is a principal said homes that could get the NEW YORK the Shrine Circus this year. are crippled. The show starts at 7:45 p.m. On Sundays, the hours East Central Pomona Grange residence. chairman, Joseph DuPont, and friends to join you, to assure the o’clock in the afternoon that we open to the public, and dinner Mortgage Act passed by a vote help would include con­ 0.34 That performance is at 7:45, 8:30 a.m. are 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. will have an auction April 26 at Treasurer Albert Bourret for third bus going. For more infor­ will be seeing on ’Thursday, will be servcxi at 4:30, 5:30 and of 321-21 and was sent to the dominiums and multiple family preceded by a band concert Some 120 youngsters from Advanced reserved seats are Good Will Grange Hall, 43 The aid would cover the prin­ doing an excellent job in for­ May 8, and that means our two 6:30 p.m. Tickets will be sqld at Senate. It would allocate $500 units if the owner lives in the mation give our office a call. the Sphinx Temple Shrine Band. Manchester will attend the available in Room 100 on the Naubuc'-Ave., Glastonbury. cipal, interest, taxes, and mulating the league, and Setback Results buses will be leaving our center FRIED CLAM the door or may be obtained by million over three years to telp hazard and mortgage insurance building, but not cooperative first floor of the Armory. Those wishing to have articles at 3 o’clock. F o r many Manchester Saturday morning show. calling Mrs. Frank Ruff, 633- a home owner meet up to $250 a housing units, mobile homes, or keeping it organized over the Action here at the center picked up for the auction nnay and be granted for a maximum By the way, when I arrived at youngsters, it means they get (o 5116. month in mortgage payments, boats that serve as residences. past two years. starts with Friday, and in the see the circus Saturday mor­ The group then elected the center just before 8 o’clock, afternoon we had 50 players for ning. ’That’s the special kiddie’s James Gleeson the league our setback games with the there were about 30 people already there, and to my plea­ show, and the Manchester chairman and Albert Petke as following winners: sant surprise they on their own youngsters get there through treasurer. Then it was decided Elmer Swanson, 138; Berthan courtesy of Omar Shrine Club that this year the group would arranged the seating, and all Duhring, 132; Lyla S t^le, 131; and Manchester Kiwanis Club. play all their games at the East Paul Schuetz aiid John Phelps, kept in line, which I appreciate very much. Ian Wright and Roger Hartford Golf Course, and any 130; Mary NackowskT, 1 ^ ; I LOWEST TiM7IIATUII! Chadwick are Omar co- makeup games will be played Dancing Thursday Clara Hemingway, 127; MIAMI chairmen for the Children’s on Tuesdays at the Red Rock Marjorie McLain, 126; Bess Let’s see, tomorrow morning Gloria will be playing records Show. Together they have Golf Course. Moonan, 125; Gus Gull, 124; arranged for a committee of The league is expected to get to dance to, so plan on dropping lGENO< Cecile Benson, 123; Ann chaperones- and special under way on Monday, April 21, by, shake it a little, and work up Lehmann, 121, and Catherine 50 transportation drivers to get with the first foursome teeing Cappuccio, 119. an appetite. It will be mostly ISNOW waltws, fox trots, and polkas. 50 the children to the circus. off at 9 o’clock sharp. All By the way, you have been Alt ’Through a financial donation, players wishing to participate reading about a new Dial-a- After lunch it will be time for IS H O W EtS FLOW some local entertainment and . French Fries, Kiwanis pays for the bus in this league are welcome. Md Ride shopping bus for seniors transportation. this would include any ladies that should prove interesting,, on Thursdays. We hojw you’ll UPI WiADtfE F0 1 0 CAST f Cole Slaw, (Chaperones are A1 Penny, Art and should be good for a few 8 NLT that would like to play. take advantage of this idea; Tinsz, Barbara Haugh, Hoyt Those wanting to play should laughs, because my good friend Tartar Sauce, Roll however, remember that our For Period Ending 7 AM EST ’Thursday. Wednesday n i^ t will find freezing rain in the Stilson, Joan Lane, Fred and arrive at the golf course around George Vallone and I are going senior bus still will use Tuesday Dakotas, while snow will be indicate in the mid and lower Rockies. Showers in and Butter. Elsie Gaal, Bob Haugh, Randy 8:30 so that the final to be doing something. Just as our shopping day. So now you Brown, Bob Petersen, Dick arrangements and the paring of what I’m not sure. Oklahoma. Mostly fair elsewhere. Minimum readings include: (approx, m axim um SEE FOR TOURSELFI can have a choice. We only go Pietras, Dave Nichols^ Tom players can take place. For Our good friend Phil Brass temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 46 (74), Boston 38 (59), Chicago 43 (61), Geveland 38 along our regular route, while OMR NEW... LOW... Tracy, Will Chadwick, Stan further information call our of­ will also show a short movie on (59), Dallas 62 (81), Denver 34 (60), Duluth 29 (45), Houston 65 (81), Jacksonville 63 (80), on Thursdays it’s a door-to^ioor Baldwin, Sue Charoux and Ray fice, 643-5310. The most impor­ one of our activities, plus some Kansas City 54 (77), Little Rock 55 (77), Los Angeles 54 (63), Miami 67 (83), Minneapolis 40 EVERYDAY FRIGES! deal. Jewett. W ils o n ’s tant thing is the necessity of all of the Variety Show that are (54), New Orleans 62 (81), New York 41 (58), Phoenix 48 (75), San Francisco 44 (61), Seat­ THI-Cmr PLAZA Now our mini-bus will still be Children are selected by players to cooperate, and we used to bring seniors not on our really fun to see of the gang in tle 41 (55), St. Louis 51 (74), and Washington 41 (65). VBMOM F a m o u s J a c k wish Jim and A1 the best of luck regular bus route to our live action. Cify MANCHESTIR PARKAM T -2 0 0 0 N ic k la u s and hope you golfers will enjoy programs. It will also pick up Why not plan to be around for MANCHESTER GOP Meets the league. seniors for professional ap­ the dancing, then break bread T e n n is G o lf pointments,-doctor’s dentist’s, with us at a meal of roast loin of pork with applesauce, potatoes, Ton^ht To G reat T rip hairdressers, and even to the R a c k e t S e t buttered beets, and a lemon The gang that went to see the bank. All we ask is that if you meringue tart for dessert. Now Fill P o s ts Easter Show in New York last need our mini-bus service, M a c k e n z ie 1- that the good weather is slowly TV TONIGHT The Manchester Republican Thursday had a wonderful time. please call us at least one day in Our Reg. 119.99 Water repellant, but surely approaching, we U i/ Town Committee will elect a The trip was great; so was the advance. Our mildew resistant! 3 pc. hope to get in a lot of one-day 6:00 vice chairman and one or two weather. Everyone enjoyed the C ircus Reg. aluminum pple, tent quickie trips where we can all News...... 3-8-22-30 Lucas Tanner...... 20-22-30 secretaries tonight, when it pegs, ropes. Weighs show, and then the dinner on the Next came Monday, and it 34.70 go, and let it all hang out. Bew itched...... 5 Theater in America...... 24 Perfectly balanced racked, used by only 1.9 lbs with carry way home was the frosting on was the day to sign up for the 9 HRIHE meets at 8 in Uie Municipal By the way, that Bermuda The Untouchables ...... 9 Auction Continues ...... 57 Building. many professionals, includes cover. bag. the cake. circus. Tommy O’Neill and I started signing the members up hop is drawing closer all the The Champions...... 18 9:30 ’The new vice chairman will time, and basking in the sun on The Honeymooners ...... 20 fill the vacancy created by the Spalding Impact#6so or # S shortly after 8 o’clock, by 9:30 Human Dimension...... 18 CIBCOS 6 2 2-Man 5’x7’ Nylon Tent ALL NEW (PQ) we had IVz buses all filled. the teautiful beaches, playing Electric Company...... 24 10:00 resignation of Marion Mercer Tom Gorman, Rosemary Bonanza...... 40 Casals models. Multl-flla-, JOHN WAYNE Because we have only 76 tickets the real great golf courses and, if only one secretary is ’The Manhunter...... 3 ment nylon strung, perforat­ to go on sale, it didn’t take too along with all sorts of action Auction Continues ...... 57 elected, she (it is expected to be The first step to a bet­ News...... 5 ed leather grips. Reg. 14.99 11« ter game! Medium flex right on the boat, topped with ‘‘BRANNIGAN” long, and at this writing B aretta...... 8-40 a she) will fill the vacancy ^ *J shafts on all clubs; de­ 14 terrific meals. What else do we 6:30 TICKETS created by the resignation of *M 7:10-9:10 - SAT. MAT. 2 PM (Tuesday) we had only eight Faith for Today...... 18 signed by the master! Nylon screen door, need? Yes, we can take a few News...... 3-8-20-22-30 Mildred Schaller. Both Spalding impact ^220 or #200 SUN. 2-4:30-7:10-0:10 tickets left. I Love Lucy ...... 5 ’The Law ...... 20-22-30 Consists of 8 irons, 3 3-way zip; mesh I picked up the tickets, and more, so give us a call and we’ll resignations were for personal Multi-laminate construction, woods. window in rear. Ropes, Teacher Preview ...... 24 10:30 fiber reinforced throat. am happy to say that for the tell you all about it. NOWON SALE reasons. poles, stakes, bag. P in o ch le Mayor’s Half Hour ...... 18 The committee will consider Models for men or women. . 7 9 4 most part we will be in seat 6:45 Oren Lee Staley...... 24 ...... Reg. 10.99 rows R and S which means that On Monday afternoon we had a proposed bylaws change — to Economics 201 ...... 24 11:00 we don’t have to worry about 16 tables of pinochle players STATE ARMORY provide for two secretaries, START CUNT EASTWOOD \ News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 Spalding Impact <«i2o going down those steep steps. and these are the lucky recording and corresponding. If 7:00 The Best of Groucho...... 5 ‘DRTH HARRr AND ^ Maybe a few in row P which is winners: the change is adopted, two Official racket of National Royal Robina .Carrbll, 726; Esther News...... 1 3-22-40 Celebrity Bowling ...... 9 HARTFORD secretaries will be elected Junior Tennis League...... Reg. B.99 Double Mantle Lantern “MAGNUM FORCE'* Gaudette, 717; Fritz Wilkinson, Andy Griffith Show ...... 5 I Love Lucy ...... 20 tonight. Plu$6 Truth or Consequences...... 8 2-Burner Stove SHOW STARTS AT 7:30 709; Hans Frederickson, 693; 11:30 10 DAYS, APRIL IS-APHL 27 Being considered for vice SUN. CONT. FROM S:15 Frank Gadomski, 687; Fred Ironside ...... 9^ M ovies...... 3-5 chairman is Elsie Swensson. Golf Balls SUNDAYS WEEKDAYS CHOICE jariBS UT. SON. PUB Towle, 678; Emma Russell, Dick Van Dyke Show ...... 18 Wide World Special...... 8-40 Possible nominees for Famous MakW iUL OF NO SCHOOL WOK 1:15-3 PM 675; John Phelps, 652; San To Be Alive...... 20 The Untouchables ...... 9 APRIL 20-27 MON.-SAT. secretary haven’t been “SUPERBUG” 99* Schors, 640; Bessie Coste, 638; ToTeU the ’Truth...... 30 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 P.M. - 0:30 P.M. 1:30 P.M. - 7:45 P.M. released. Tennis Balls Lyla Steele, 632; Cecile Benson, 7:30 12:30 PHONE 649-9333 630; Florence North, 629; Name ’That T u n e...... 3 M ovie...... 9 GUND OPENING SHOW Josephine Schuetz, 629; Wesley The Unwanted ...... 5-8 1:00 The Pro-shop golf ball! Camping necessities - l-M EXIT SS-rOLLOW “BURNSIDE AVE. SIDNS" Frost, 627 and Ann Thompson, APRIL 18 - 7:45 ONLY GCLU Opposes r Country C arnival...... 18 Tom orrow ...... 20-22-30 Spalding, Wilson, Dunlop, Sla- Limit 2 dozen per dependable, built to 626. I Customer. No Rain last. Get yours nowand Hollywood Squares ...... 22 1:30 Office for reserved seats only will be open zenger. All fresh stock. Right to Life checks. save! BURNSIDE Nutmegger’s A lm anac...... 24 Ian Charmichael portrays Reel Camp ...... 5 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. dally. Sunday, April 13 Animal W orld...... 30 580 lUEHSIBI AVI.. E ETW. > FAEEnK • 5I8-3333 ’This printing test pattern is Lord Peter Wimsey in “The box office hours will be 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Amendment Room 222 ...... 40 Nine Taylors,’’ a Master­ Children and Adults $4.50 each. Reaer- part of The Herald quality con-^ HARTFORD (UPI) - The Lightweight - Folding Berkley Open Face Regent Official Little C IN E 1 C IN E 2 8:00 vatione (reserved seats only) 278-1110. trol program in order to give] piece Theatre series star- Connecticut Civil Liberties Tennis Racket Covers 54 Baseball you one of the finest! Tony Orlando & D aw n...... 3 ting this week on the Public TOMATG ’TONNAGE Golf Cart Spinning Reel General admission seats day of perfor­ Union ’Tuesday came out in op­ Pick your favorite color!....Reg. 1.99 Our ''MNHDIil ON TNI “AUCE D0ESN7 SACRAMENTO (UPI) - Our newspapers in the nation. { American Lifestyle...... 9 Broadcasting Service. mance: Prices (children and adults) position to a proposed “right to Reg. Pastor’s Perspective...... 18 Production of processing to­ Reg. 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NM .2ni,tni STARTS Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 pjn. 1hn.lPM FRIDAY Corner of Broad 1145 Tolland Turnpike Saturday 9 ajn. to 9:30 p.m. and Center Street Mon. Fri ...8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Manchester Manchester Phone 646*2112 Sat . . a... a 8 a.m. — 5 p.m. PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester; Conn.. Wed., April 16.1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 16, 1875- PAGE FIVE i®anrltP0tf r Swpitum Hrralft Full-Time Director Suggested ______OPINION For Human Rights Commission POLICE REPORT HI NEIGHBOR By ALICE EVANS going to carry out any of its be reyeiwed to date, Greene By BURL LYONS Manchester’s Human functions and duties.” said. ' MANCHESTER Trotter St. and John C. Calvert, burglary counts, stealing a car, Relations Cmninission needs a Section 3 of the HRC or­ The (xnnmission discussed its dinance which deals with fnne- proposed group homes or­ William D. Marshall, 16, of 21, of 138 N. Elm St. were and stealing a tape deck from MITES director, not share one, if it is An Exception 110 Columbus St., and Gerald S. arrested Tuesday at 11:57 p.m. local pool toll,, police said. going to carry out any of its 'tions of the commission is dinance, which Trill be brought “rather general and vague, and before the Board of Directors Linsenbigler Jr., 16, of 109 in front of the Hartford Road Three juveniles about 14 and duties or functions. Columbus St. were arrested Cafe and charged with breach 15 years old were arrested with We think a lot of our youth problems There is still a lot being written That is .what Arthur Greene the functions are not clearly at its first meeting in May. Tuesday at 8:32 p.m. at Earle's of peace, police said. Pouliot on the same charges. Makes the Rule in Manchester could be solved if our about proposed increases in postage, of the state Conunission on defined. It leaves open too Cominlssion Chairman respective civic clubs and If you have a stamp that won’t-stick or much to guessing and conjec­ Robert Bletchman reported Texaco sertrice station at 270 W. Police made toe arrests after They were referred to Juvenile Human Rights and Oppor­ Middle Tpke. aral were charged receiving a complaint of a dis­ Court. One trait we Americans take great spokesman says one reason the group organizations joined together in a you are experiencing a postal service ture,” he said. that Town Counsel William i \ tunities told the commisidon with fourth-degree larceny, turbance at the cafe. The burglaries involved re­ major project to, if nothing else, at problem, you can write Ck>nsumer Ad­ TueMlay night. "No where in this sectiim is it Broneill’s feeling is that present pride in is our ability to ignore the decided to bar non-citizCns is that all police said. Patrolmen arrived at the cent breaks into homes on least improve communication vocate, U.S. Postal Service, ’’Unless you have an indicated how you would do laws are sufficient to handle toe rule book when necessary. participants are required to salute the these things. Whra you look at problem. An off-duty patrolm an, scene and found a group of Tolland Tpke., Alpine Pi., call between teen-agers and adults. W ashin^n, D.C!. 20260. There a staff adequate staff, you may really the functions and t l ^ look at “I advised him that wasn’t James Meehan, made the young men shouting Liberty St. and Broad St., Det. In other words, we go along for the flag. True, some organizations have good of 40 is ready to serve customers who consiifer going out of business arrests. obscenities, police said. Capt. Joseph Sartor said t ^ y . because you can’t do much with the powers and duties section, toe problem. The problem was most part with the ruies of the game To us this is a very lame excuse. youth programs and that’s to tiieir can’t get satisfactory answers from ■ you are not told much in terms to get group h(»nes in, not toe Meehan reported seeing toe Most became quiet when Bond and court date were not credit, but in too many cases they are local post offices. When the po^tbge vpjunteera. You give your time, two youths biuiging around toe asked. Everhart and Calvert available late this morning. but realize there are situations which Becky, we understand, has every in­ come to meetings, deliberate of how you carry it out. It says fact that toe activities may be only scratching the surface. rate increases, the stalf will probably develop programs consistent assumed under anotoer agen­ rear of toe station. Minutes kept shouting, police said. rules do not always cover or tention of becoming a citizen. The fact whether you should stay in later, he saw them a block They were placed in cells at ,We were certainly, disturbed ^ a be increased to 80. And Sen. RibicoH ^ t a h e e or not, and agonize with the ordimmee, but the ‘how cy,” Bletchman said. sometimes rules strictly interpreted that her fellow-students found her thought-provoking letter we received still believes we need a Consumer Ad­ to’ is missing,” he said. “ I think toe directive Mr. north of the station and headquarters for an hour. Then over what you can do as they were released on their CAMPERS’ VOUCHER BE S U R E ... B L ISS hat baan aarving tha Homa the other day and simply signed, “A vocacy Agency. He reminded the commission Weiss sent to toe town counsel, carrying a case of soft drink defy common sense. qualified and deserving of being a volunteers part time, evenings, quarts, he said. promises to appear in court NEWYORK (UPI)-Under Ownar for 93 YEARS. For a complala FREE Problem Teen-Ager.” We hope it stirs that it can’t hold hearings, as indicated at our last An example of how a rule can be Girls State delegate indicates she or once or twice a month,” he Investigating, he learned toe April 28. a new plan, effective with INSPECTION of your home by a Tarmita Control some of our readers and civic leaders. That once dead proposal of voter said. serve subpoenas, and has no meeting, was on toe imperti­ publication of the 1975 KOA way to get evidence under its soda came from Earle’s. He Expari, supervised by tha fineat technical staff, seemingly innocent, but yet ac­ already has shown an above average The letter: s , registration by mail is back in the “How do you do your job nent side as it spoke on whether Handbook and Directory present ordinance; it can only identified himself, returned toe The 1966 Pontiac Tempest phone our nearest local oifice: pride and patriotism in our country. without someone to coordinate or not you think that such an or­ campers can purchase a complish the reverse of its intent, is “Sometimes I think life just isn’t lim elight. The AFL.-CIO is cam ­ refer problems to the state. soda to Earle’s and took toe station wagon of Mrs. Edna your activities, read your mail, dinance is necessary for an reservations voucher for $5 at brought to light in a case involving An exception to the rule and not its worth living. Many things come paigning for Qin^essional revival of “Conciliation is a big step to youths to Police Headquarters, Rowe of 56A House Dr. was mail your letters, be your con­ orderly procedure in handling any Kampgrounds of America across my mind that I just can’t legislation that would permit voters to make when you have no way to the establishment of group he reported. stolen Tuesday between 9 and Becky Chan of Brattleboro and the abolishment is all that was asked. tact with other agencies like 10 p.m. from Main St. in front of to assure space at any other in 649-9240 figure out. You know it’s really bad register by mail. The measure pAssed get there,” he said. They were each released on you in the area?” he asked. homes,” he said. the system. Of this amount, $1 Vermont American Legion Auxiliary It would appear to us that perhaps once you think about it. Life is just the Senate last year, but was narrowly He asked the commission $150 non-surety bonds for the Mary Cheney Library. ^ “Section 5 of your ordinance Beltchman believes that toe will be a nonrefundable service one big hassle. It isn’t worth it, not how a-Manchester citizen would appearance in Common Pleas BUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. which sponsors the annual Girls State exercises in citizenship might be defeated in the House. We don’t con­ is' important' because it town counsel is taking a narrow charge and 84 will be know where and to whom to file Court 12 in East Hartford May DIV. OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 Citizenship Convention. expanded to the older generations even one bit. T he only way it will sider it good legislation. suggests that this commission legal position that toe laws Jeffrey Pouliot, 17, of 142 applicable toward payment of a complaint. “How many peo­ 5. work out for me is to find soipeone to has the responsibility to advise presently on the books are Broad St. was arrested Tuesday the camper's reservation fee at The rule involved is that delegates which seem to forget that if all the ple know the commission exists The Oldest & Largest in Conn. love, not just friends, but someone Perhaps a true chuckle from the the Board of Directors it needs satisfactory to deal vrito toe es­ on a Common Pleas Court 12 the campground. or what it does, and is there a Clark W. Everhart, 19, of 12 to the citizenship convention must be rules of George III had been followed you can take care of during illness, Rotarian magazine: Housewife a director,” Greene said. tablishment of group homes. warrant charging him with four Citing the argument that the repository or a place in a home, American citizens and Becky, 17, literally, there would be no U.S. depression, and other things like that. greeting television repairman at the office or the town manager’s of­ Someone whose shoulder you can use door: “It’s okay now, we had put on town; can’t afford a director and came to Brattleboro from Hong Kong citizenship technicalities to quarrel staff for the commission, he fice that will receive these during problem times in life and I just each other’s glasses by mistake.” complaints?” he asked. in 1971. about. can’t find that right person. Not yet, said, “I think this commission must be prepared to meet head Commissioner Francis Keefe SAVE «8 Under our immigration laws, she We hope the American Legion at least, and I don’t think I ever will. Gracing the cover of the April issue on this argument if you are said that the present ordinance and her family must live here five Auxiliary in Vermont relents and lets All I n e ^ is someone who cares about of Nation’s Business, publication of was written 10 years ago and 2-Speed Walking Shenipsit Trail down Case Mountain. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) me and about themselves.” “perhaps we were living in a years before they can be naturalized Becky go to Girls State. the Chamber of Commerce of the Well, Mr. or Miss Teen-ager, U.S., is a photograph of Gov. Ella hoop-skirt era. Times have Electric as citizens. Even if it does not, we hope Becky whatever the situation might be. If Grasso. Ella is often mentioned as a moved so far ahead, that what we are operating on is ancient Trolling Becky was selected by the students becomes an American. Any girl, who you can’t find that communication at possible vice presidential candidate. history.” home, or there is no home, telephone Vandalism and teachers at Brattleboro High. The in four short years, can be picked by However, a lot of those in political Manchester’s application for Motor me for an appointment. I will at least circles feel more time is needed in Panel Topic funds under the 1974 Communi­ OM.V auxiliary was petitioned to make an her peers to attend Girls State must R egular $44.99 provide the shoulder and at times I which to make an assessment of her ty Development Action Project, exception in her case so that she have an appreciation for this country can be a good listener. Busy, yes, but I job as governor. “Vandalism — Causes and Effects,” will be the topic of a from an affirmative action would have an opportunity to learn shall never be too busy to try and and displays it daily. This is a case in panel discussion at the point of view, is the best one to solve the problem o£ a distressed teen­ 3 6 ® ’ some of the privileges and respon­ which Girls State stands to be the Helen 'Thomas, who spoke at the an­ Manchester PTA Council ager. nual Greater Manchester Chamber of sibilities of being a U.S. citizen. meeting at Bowers School beneficiary instead of the delegate. What about our civic clubs and Commerce banquet, was impressed Offers Advice Thursday at 8 p.m. Ideal for the back The American Legion Auxiliary organizations each designating about REINBEK, Germany (UPI) with the residential areas of There will be a brief council water fisherman. Slide four or five “father” or “mother” ad­ Manchester, the well-preserved meeting before the program at — A thief who broke into a fac­ tory here during the night and switch forward visers as a listening board for teen­ homes and yards. We took her on a 7:30. Disagrees robbed a safe left behind some and reverse. Childhood: agers? tour and she was quick to point out Members of the panel are: Theodore Fairbanks, super­ professional advice. A Descendant Sir: people must take a lot of pride in their Police reported they found a Yq.ur bootstraps editorial of April 9,1975 This week is pretty much the kick­ homes. And thanks to Mark Kravitz visor of building and grounds; Raymond Gardiner, principal note next to the safe saying, “Danger Ahead” was bit off base. A Joy Invaded off for Bicentennial projects. Some she was also pleased with the accom­ “Buy a watchdog.” You warn that the “productive” should Manchester area Girl Scouts will par­ of Bowers School; John Of Brando modations and the treatm ent received Mrosek, Manchester High be wary of taxes for social programs that ticipate in the program, “Heritage at the new Quality Inn. We were a bit takes their money and give it to “non­ To the editor; School student representative ’75,” at the Hartford Civic Center surprised to learn the White House Back on Board productive” people, the non-productive As teachers of children in the to the Board of Education; John 7.5-HP Fishing Motor with Saturday. Press Corps doesn’t always have the O’Dell, probation officer of the STORRS (UPI) - Carl being the unemployed, those on social Manchester School System and specifical­ The Bicentennial Freedom Train Nielson of West Hartford, who security, etc. No where do you mention ly those attending Waddell School, we are finest accommodations when it comes State of Connecticut; and Jean It nas become almost predictable Brando’s proxy said that he was also: begins its journey this month. resigned from toe University of that the tax burden on the middle class compelled to express our concern over to lodging outside of Washington. W ri^t, rPTA member. that the annual Oscar presentation of ' Connecticut Board of Trustees then on his way to Wounded Knee, “productive” would be considerably some alarming-effects of television we The train, a giant steam engine and 22 Many news reports refer to her as Ms. There will be a question and cars, 12 of them displaying some of answer period after the panel to protest the granting of tenure the Motion I’icture Academy will be S.D., to stand by the Indians who were reduced if the wealthy, the large cor­ have observed in youngsters attending this In private lUe she is married’to to a law professor, is back 6n Automatic Recoil Starter the nation’s most treasured presentation. the scene of someone seizing the op­ then staging the very well-publicized porations, big business, paid their fair school. Douglas Cornell, now a retired White the board. A UConn spokesman share of the tax burden. Our concerns are based bn the direct documents and artifacts, will cover House correspondent. Upon her Refreshments will be served. portunity to gain some personal atten­ seizure of that community. , The public is invited. said Tuesday Nielson bad I’ve never met a person who doesn’t observation of children we are trying to 17,000 miles and visit all 48 states over arrival in Manchester, he was the withdrawn toe resignation. tion — notoriety, might be a better That, was a phony, of course, since complain about taxes. Wouldn’t it be help through the process of learning, the next 21 months. recipient of her first telephone call. wonderful if we could all earn as much as maturing and accepting responsibility for word — by injecting a political or Brando was never reported in the There are those who like to knock we want and keep it all? On the other their own actions. business and industry but without It’s lightweight, compact and packs a lot of social cause into the occasion. vicinity of Wounded Knee at a time We read the other day where one hand. I’m happy that I do not have to de­ What has happened to the belief that their support there wouldn’t be any power. Has a clutch that enables you to pend on social programs. I’m under 65, my growing children need adequate rest? college will no longer publish an honor This year’s Oscar presentation was when it was being covered by the Freedom Train. The PepsiCo, husband is working and we are not on What we are seeing is the impact of too roll nor list straight A students start out of gear. This single-cylinder motor SAVE *4.02 used by one, Bert, Schneider, co­ major press associations, broadcast welfare. I base that on good fortune. little rest and continuous exposure to General Motors, Prudential Instance because of the new federal law pivots a full 360 degrees for reverse, has an producer of a documentary, to read a networks and hundreds of cor­ To imply that because a person is accep­ violence and hate. Many children come to and Kraft Foods each put up $1 designed to protect students’ right to CM) WASH Sears Helmsman ting unemployment benefits he is “non- school tired and somewhat listless million to finance the train. easy-opera ting front panel throttle, and it’s telegram from the Viet Cong thanking respondents. privacy of scholastic records. There is prwiuctive” or because the elderly accept because of the late viewing of television so much confusion over the new air cooled. A great buy at this regular price. Buoyancy Vest Americans who aided in the “libera­ His deep concern for the Indians social security and medicare benefits that programs which, in our opinion, are of It’s almost a certainty that some of measure that an official interpreta­ 31/4-Gallon remote gas tank extra. tion of South Vietnam.” was later shown when he gave another they are “non-productive” or a mother questionable benefit to the learning you in our reading audience didn’t tion of the law is pending in the Reg. $18.99 1 A 9 7 with small children, widowed, divorced, process. These children are not func­ Adult Size J l ^ His interjection of this bit of meet yesterday’s deadline for filing Department of Health, Education and AND WAX group a piece of property in California accepts a helping hand, (you call it tioning as well or as alertly as they might your 1974 income tax return. Welfare. propaganda into the movie award in a gesture so well publicized that welfare,) until she is fortunate enough to with sufficient sleep and rest. We should have told you about it with fill up of gas and 75( be in a position to be able to leave her Newsweek Magazine recently reported event was in extremely bad taste and Sen. John Tunney showed up at the earlier but in case you are filing late family and get a job, is unfair. that one Nielson survey disclos^ that five Industry Week publication says that presumably was solicited from the proceedings. What about companies that promise million children under the age of 11 were you might find this little item of in­ by the end of this decade, electric terest. Vietnamese source. It was further an Only a few days after it was jobs that seem to be permanent but turn “glued to the tube between 10 and 11 utility costs for U.S. industry may be /M ORI^S^ BROTHERS/ out to be temporary? Or companies that o’clock on a recent week night.” The Internal Revenue Service has a the highest in the world. insult to tl^usands of Americans who revealed that Brando had never paid cut back on laborers or double up jobs, but What has happened to the generally- little-publicized privilege. The A survey reveals that from June fought in the conflict there. anything on the principal of the debt never make adjustments in their top ad­ accepted fact that children respond and government recognizes that in some 1973 to December 1974, electricity 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phon* 643-513S ministration pay? What about mandatory react to what they experience or to what |f he thought that his remarks would incurred when he agreed to buy the situations where payments might costs at this country’s 15 largest retirement at 65 when many people today they are exposed to over varying periods cause “undue hardship,” you can pay fall upon welcoming ears among those utilities rose an average of 61.3 per land. He had kept up the interest have at least 10 more “productive” years of time? your taxes on an installment plan with to give a job or business? cent. That’s a greater boost than in at*the Academy Award event, he was payments, but nothing else. 10 We are seeing more and more children interest pt an annual percentage rate Until the time that a latter day Solomon entering our school with a hardness, any country surveyed except Belgium of 6 per cent until July 1, when the mistaken, since his uncalled for But, it was a great piece of publici­ is found to find a better system, I will go brashness, and callousness which we feel and Italy where rates were affected “OUWILL pronouncement was met by an audible ty, although a sham. along with being “my brother’s keeper.” is the result of violence watched, rate will rise to 9 per cent. by an unusually high rate of inflation. Your problem seems to stem from not expressions quoted and attitudes assumed The “hardship” definition is left up If you are thinking of moving your silence. The minor screen personality, who really getting to the nitty-gritty of the beyond their natural abilities to cope with to the local IRS office. If you are late plant, the best move is Australia or SA V E *50 Upset over the incident, the of­ showed such execrable poor taste at situation. Those who have nice shiny boots or view in perspective. in filing, and think you might qualify, the Netherlands. ficials of the Academy had Frank the recent Oscar awards, is a true can easily ponder why others don’t “pull A child can usually handle normal take your tax return and a statement 12-ft. Aluminum SAVE *1 themselves up by the STOP hardships, which may come into a young of your financial condition to your Praise ik certainly due St. Mary’s Sinatra read a disclaimer, stating that lineal descendant of Mr. Brando. bootstraps”..... because they don’t realize life but television,* which can create il­ local IRS office and ask about the part Episcopal Church and St. James Sears Buoyancy expressions of political beliefs by On first thought it occurred to us that some people are barefoot. lusions in the name of reality, cannot be payment agreement. The interest rate Semi-Vee Boat Sincerely, sorted out by a child. Catholic Church for their efforts SMOKING anyone, during the.proceedings, was that the Academy officials ought to is pretty good. Boat Cushion Joann M. Neath We feel children are being deprived of toward sponsoring an eight-week Regular $299.99 done without their approval or con­ make clear to the participants that 22 Converse Rd. their right to a childhood void of the v acatio n for 30 ch ild ren from Sign of the times? The two major Reg. $5.99 sent. they must confine their remarks to Bolton hatreds, abuses and violence prevalent on Northern Ireland, both Protestant and ON JUNE 4th television. The healthy, wholesome joys of credit card outlets, and no free adver­ Catholic. But it takes money and your The incident was an echo of the one the occasion at hand, the motion pic­ childhood! should not be scarred with tising plugs, ended the year with a At SmokEnden, we will INSIST tliil you keep emoklng until you hive 2 4 9 »^ contribution in any amount, of course, learned to quit calmly, comfortable and with dignity — forever free of at a previous Oscar ceremony when ture business. brutal incidents and actions more ap­ substantial boost in the number of would help. You can direct it to The the desire to smoke. Tough riveted aluminum hull needs propriately leveled at adults. defaults. Delinquencies resulted in a We will teach you to quit smoking with NO scare ladles, NO willpower, little maintenance. Features reinforced Marlon Brando did not appear to pick But then we thought better of that Irish Children’s Project, care of fRawrljpiitpr McCalls magazine recently listed loss of 1259 million. As a result, NO hypnosis, NO shock treatment, NO drugs and NO **cold turkey^ keels and.maximum persons capacity Edward Glenney, treasurer, (tonnec- withdrawal. up his award but instead sent an In­ idea. Let them get up and makelib- programs view^ by critics as the most member banks of the two giant credit of 415 lbs. violent. They were; Hawaii Five 0, Man- ticut Bank & Trust Co., 14 N. Main St., Enjoy the painless and popular StnokEnder method that has received dian girl who read a message from surd spectacles of themselves. Sitpning Hrralb card concerns, are putting applicants Manchester. Or since Ed is so well nationwide acclaim for helping lens of thousands become happy, relaxed nix, Cannon, Kojak, Police Woman, Police under greater scrutiny. There is a NON-smokers — totally IndiferenI to cigarettes. him condemning treatment of Indians We will then better know who they FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 Story, Streets of San Francisco, The known, he will gladly take it in person You can't afford to smoke. Fight Inflation by saving ail that money. report that it is about 10 per cent in films. are and remember them. Published by the Published every Rookies, Get Christie Love and Kung Fu. if you wish to pay his business a visit. Come to a brief introductory medlng near you. ll*s free. Please bring SAVE ^30 Manchester evening except Sun- tougher now to get a credit card. your cigarettes .... by June 4th you won't ne^ them anymore. Publlshlng Co., Herald days and holidays. 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Ask About Sears pointment, one in which the town become violent themselves but they tend work in this world and Sn our lives, giving VERNON Friday styrene foam core plated with pay tribute to retiring Chief Jim Member Audit Bureau of Circulations to accept violence more readily in others. Mrs. Edith C. Strickland, library and us salvation. Salvation is not a gift that Howard Johnaon'a Motor Lodge Mayk durable ABS plastic. And this Convenient Credit Plans manager, by charter, is solely respon­ church worker, dies. will be bestowed upon us at our death; it is 451 Hartford Turnpike 8:00 P.M. Reardon. The Manchester officers The Manchester Prof. Cline further added: “We are easy sailing beauty weighs advertising bringing up a generation, not of ugly New bank planned here as national a gift which is ours today. 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SPRINGFIELD, MASS. our police department. reading matter In The Friday lor publication ment and fun of just being young. president of Manchester Chamber of The Rev. John F. Flora III a For InformiOton oboul m eclinn in other oreu coll or write 4S0 Pearl SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE WATERBURY, CONN. W. HARTFORD, CONN. W. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. the Bolton town line. While many of us Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon­ The Waddell School staff St. George’s Church a Stoughton, Mom. 0207Z (617) 344-6600 (413) 967- / Herald. day. Commerce, succeeding Alfred P. I 7 ^ (203) 272-2122* Smokender*, Inc. Phlllipcburgh, N.J. 0886S, Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back MANCHESTER. CONN, MIDDLETOWN. CONN. PITTSFIELD, MASS. _.. actually consider Bolton as being Best of luck to Chief Lannan. Manchester Werbner. Bolton ■ 1975 Most Hume Fumiehings smd Carpeting Also AvalUble at DANBURY, CONN. SEARS, ROEBUCE AND CO. PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Ckmn.. Wtd.. April 16.1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 16,1975 - PAGE SEVEN Tolland To Vote on Chartc^r Changes Coventry Jaycee Bicentennial Inspires Display Vivian Kenneson The selectmen further fiber, and Sanitarian be on a for this action is the section “Our group has spent a lot of COVENTRY Tolland voters have an oppor­ charged the CRC with salary basis. Alternates to the requiring a ten per cent time reading the details of this Honors Mahoney Bridge, the Statue of the police cruisers; $5,600 to meet tunity to express their opinion clarifying some of the language PZC and Zoning Board of signature for a referendum on new charter and attended Monica Shea Minutemen, Paul Revere’s the OSHA improvement on the proposed charter in the p r ^ n t charter. After Appeals be elected rather than the town budget, althou^ this meetings to express our views lie r a t ^ For the month of April the house and his lanterns. requirements at the Town Hall, open meetings with residents ap^inted. section has not been changed; as well as listen to others. We shelves of the Coventry r e v i » ^ Thursday from noon Monica Shea supplement the academic Dominating the group of post­ Town Garage and the town^ and town officials, the CRC Changes - Reduction of and the provision for the crea­ know the present charter is far Historical Society cabinet in to 8 p.ib.^ at “ttie Hicks School Correspondent program. Since joining the Area Profile cards is a large notice of the four schools; $16,000 for a used ' proposes the following percentage of voters needed to tion of the municipal building the Town Hall are filled with gym. Voting will be on from perfect,but it is better 742-9495 Coventry school system 1775 Inn, built on the farm of 1973 street sweeper; $25,000 for ; amendments: petition the action of the Board committee. plates and pictures showing the machines, with a yes or no vote than what is proposed. We The Coventry Jaycees have Mahoney had directed plays, Benjamin Wellington, the first a 16-ton truck and plow frame Title changes - Board of of Selectmen from ten per cent ’The TCC would like to see the historic buildings in and around to adopt the revisions or reject recommend this charter be presented their first annual out­ helped start the school Minuteman to be captured, on and snow plow; and $5,000 for a ' Selectmen to Town Council; to five per cent. Qualifications percentage requirement for a Boston. them in entirety. The revisions rejected and anotBer com­ standing citizen award to newspaper, and coached girls’ Religious Group Planning the Aprii 17,1776, just two hun­ tar kettle. Town Counsel to Town At­ of Director of Health may be a referendum on the town budget Twelve wedgewood dinner can be adopted by a majority mittee be formed to come up Edward Mahoney, principal of basketball. dred years ago. The council will meet Satur­ torney; Chairman of the Board person with a degree in public reduced to five per cent as it plates, dark blue with giit On the next day the men of vote, only if at least 15 per cent, with a charter more in tune the Capt. Nathan Hale School. He also initiated the Educa­ day morning to complete the to Mayor; Vice chairman to health. was for petitions of actions of edges, have been loaned by Coventry, Connecticut, were budget for the town govern­ approximately 675 voters, par­ with Tolland’s immediate Mahoney was chosen for his tion on Wheels program for To Form Alternative School Deputy Nbiyor; Tax Collector ’The CRC defends its position the Board of Selectmen. Mrs. Gladyce Bissell of m uster^ on what is now the ment, Board of Education and ' ticipate. needs.” leadership abilities and cited field trips to W astiin^n, D.C. to Collector of Revenue; of retaining the controversial It fears that “If a permanent COVENTRY ’The school would offer an In addition to the school, the Manchester, who was for many grounds of the high schooi at the revenue sharing funds. TTie Charter Revision Com­ If adopted, the charter for his cooperation with his and Williamsburg, Va. He was Sanitary Inspector to creation of a municipal building building committee is created Monica Shea open classroom, nongrade day center Would also provide youth years a resident of Coventry. the comer of Ripley Hill Rd. mittee was appointed last revisions would become effec­ staff, the Jaycees and the com­ responsible for the school summer, following a stormy Sanitarian; Public Nursing to committee. “Although much its only purpose will be to build Truth for Youth, Inc., a non­ school where diristian educa­ counseling, a Placement Ser­ Mrs. Bissell has arranged the and Rt. 31 and marched off to tive upon the filing of a copy munity. students being the first school Health Council. The committee opposition was voiced to a per­ something. From what we have profit religious organization, tion would be taught in addition plates in the order of the dates join the men of Massachusetts. OLDEST EVENT annual budget meeting in May with the secretary of state, Coventry Jaycees State in Connecticut to attend a week- vice for drug dependent per­ manent municipal building seen it appears a multi-million to the basics offered at public of the buildings represented, SANTA FE, N.M. (UPI) ~ where residents learned the notes these changes do not which would be in time for the Director Dick Gawitt presented long National Educational En­ plans to establish a nongraded. sons, marriage counseiing and Funds Earmarked reflect duty changes. However, committee the CRC retained dollar municipal center is schools. a 24-hour hotline phone service. beginning with “ The Oid The annual fiesta each L a W ' hew charter left them only two annual budget meeting on May Mahoney with the award at the vironmental Department interdenominational Christian The Town Council has ten­ by changing to town council the this section because a perma­ somewhere in the planning Feather Shop,” a 1690 to 1865, Day weekend in the city of options - either accept the Monday Board of Education program of study at the iearning center at the old Fifty students in Grades 1 tatively ap^oved the town’s nent committee would establish stages.” TCC predict that a and showing such buildings as Santa Fe is believed to be the ' budget as presented by the voters may vote for 7 out of ten, n o tin g . National Seashore on Cape Cod. Zollo’s grocery store at Daly through 8 would be enrolled, ’The school would be an alter­ revenue-shaPlng budget of instead of seven out of eight uniformity of design, cost and nationwide decline in birth Septic Survey the Old North Church, Faneuil oldest community celebration Board of Selectmen, or reduce ’Gawitt said, “In this world of Mahoney also worked exten­ Rd. and Rt. 31. with tuition costs being $450 for native to public education $132,000. processing of any building rates and drops |n enrollments, Town Manager John Harkins Hall and the State House, which in the Western Hemisphere. ‘ it. candidates. apathy it is nice to see someone sively in cooperating with the The Rev. John Kimlingen of one child per family, $ ^ per where Christian ethics and The council earmarked $65,- Additions - Inlands-Wetlands deemed necessary by the the schools may ^ n have emp­ alerts residents that unfamiliar Columbia, an official of ’Truth is the second oldest public 000 of the revenue sharing The Bests was started in The main charge of the CRC v^o goes out of his way to help Jaycees in helping them to im­ child if two children per family morals would also be taught. Watercourses Commission’ townspeople.’’ ty classrooms. faces may be peering into their for Youth, said that the sale of building in the country. funds to be used to lower the 1693 to celebrate the recon- ' was to add a third option, that others.” plement their drug abuse and attended and $250 per child if (separated from the Planning The committee says it feels it “Taxpayers deserve a feiy back yards. the property is under negotia­ ’The plates themselves are at mill rate in this year’s budget. quest of the city from the ‘ of rejecting the budget, in >Gawitt also presented the crime prevention program. three children per family at­ The school would be geared to has provided a “ fair and years to catch their breath - no The Department of En­ least 75 years old. The remaining funds teve Pueblo Indians, who had which case it would be returned and Zoning Commission); board with a $75 scholarship Mahoney attended Fordham tion, but that he hopes to com­ tend. the advanced and slower equitable document that will more building projects should vironmental Protection is con­ One shelf in the cabinet is tentativeiy been aliocated as driven the Spanish out of the | to the selectmen and another Municipal Building Committee; from the Jaycees to be given in University where he received plete the sale and renovations learner although the average Traffic Authority; conflict of be considered in any way.” The ducting a visual survey regar­ Any children over three per taken up with colored postcards foliows: for the poiice depart­ territory in the Pueblo revo lt' budget meeting, or meetings, better serve the needs of the the name of Mahoney to a stu­ his BS in secondary education of the building to open school in student would be accom­ interest ciause; provision that TCC does not object to the new ding septic systems, to deter­ family would be admitted free. of other historic spots; Concord ment, $7,500 to replace two of 1680. held until residents approved town.’’ dent for furthering his educa­ with a major in English in 1958. September, modated. all meetings of elected and ap­ titles as long as “some future mine how many are the budget. TCC Opposes tion. In 1962 he received an MA in charter revision does not decide overflowing. The proposed charter revi­ pointed boards and com­ The Tolland Concerned Mahoney was selected for his English from Hunter College to set up a salary schedule for Persons involved in the sur­ sion also allows rescinding the missions be open to the public. Citizens have issued a state­ contributions to the community and in 1967 he received his prin­ these impressive respon­ vey should have proper iden­ * action of the budget meeting Uniformity - Building Inspec­ ment against the adoption of as thO only principal of the cipal’s certificate from New sibilities.” tification with them. through referendum. tor, Zoning Enforcement Of- the charter amendments. Cited Capt. Nathan Hale School since . York University. its .opening in 1968. Before, com i^ to Coventry, During the time, he has been Mahoney taught junior and Coventry Residents active in developing a quaiity senior high s<^ool and was a academic and extra-curricular school supervisor. program for the middle school He lives with his wife She Kerato youngsters of Coventry. Katherine and two daughters, Area Profile Demand Budget Cuts Under Mahoney’s direction Minnie, 14 and Annie, 12, in an activity program was Tolland. Monica Shea meeting would be the largest The proposed budget would developed for the school to Correspondent group of residents to attend the be supported 71 per cent by tax ^horbes’cAprl! Hearing Tonight 742-9495 public hearing on the budget. revenues, 19 per cent by outside If the approximately 100 Usually about 30 or 40 people at­ revenues and and the residents attending last night’s tend the hearings and that remainder by revenue-sharing budget hearing on the general would include councilmen and funds. On Town Budget government budget are any in­ press. Of the town’s total budget, dication of the feelings of most Roger Bellard said, “We have 25.7 per cent would be allocated TOLLAND president of the Tolland Junior taxpayers, the proposed budget heard that we will have to bite for town government, 62.7 per Supet' Sale I Woman’s Club Tuesday. will be in for serious trouble the bullet, but it looks like the cent for the Board of lo c a tio n Other officers elected were May 10. only one biting the bullet will be and 7.1 per cent for debt ser­ Vivian Kenneson Mrs. Ernest Cordes, first vice One resident who said he had the taxpayers. When will the vice. OUR APRIL SHOWERS GROW OUTSTANDING VALUES president; Mrs. Michael lived in town 25 years told the council bite the bullet?” Residents will have an oppor­ Skelley, second vice president; council, “We want the council tunity to learn more about the Mrs. Kevin Williams, recording to be on our side. I have seen proposed general government secretary; Mrs. Richard signs that say keep cows in wedged & willew-y. budget tonight at a public Carlberg, corresponding (Coventry but the high taxes hearing at the Tolland Middle secretary; Mrs. Donald Ross, have driven out all the dairy knockout on School at 7:30. treasurer; Mrs. Jeffrey Ream, farmers. We love Coventry, we The ?709,658 town operations, assistant treasurer; Mrs. Gary want to help.” wood. and $544,8^ debt service, equal Sullivan, nonimating and Residents attending were 28 per cent of the total program chairman. short-tempered and questioned 800 1975/76 budget as proposed Following the election, TJWC even small budget items of by Town Manager John members were entertained by a about $85. Harkins. Town operations have skit depicting the life of a club ’They repeated over and over been cut by $161,964 from the president’s husband. again that the council could not present budget, while debt ser­ Selectman Kevin Cavanagh, continue to raise taxes every Get in step with fashion on THREE vice has increased by $71,573. husband of president Deirdre year and that the council should this Imported sandal by FAMOUS The general government Cavanagh, and Robert Smore, keep track of what was spent TORCELLO. A slender RAIN N’ PIECE budget is broken down into line husband of immediate past and demand accountability wedge of wood tops a items. Townspeople will have president Ro Smore, passed from department heads. band of WEEKENDERS (Photo by Pacheco) SHINE COATS an opportunity to question along warnings and suggestions The council was asked to natural items tonight, before the Board to Carl Salina, husband of have all department heads at Edward Mahoney At Work of Selectmen adopt a budget for president-elect Lorraine Salina. the annual budget meeting to the May 6 annual budget Mrs. Salina will announce her answer the taxpayers’ meeting. committee chairmen at the questions. 29.99 22.99 Heads Club club’s banquet on May 20 at Councilman A1 Carrilli told Andover GOP Reg. $38-65. Grand assortment Speciall Pantsuits that were Mrs. Carl Salina was elected Piano’s in Bolton. the residents, “We are trying to keep track of all these things as of all weather coats that love made to travel. In three parts in­ *17 value... much as we can. Whether we To Hold Party cluding a jacket with matching keep close enough track of Yours in camel, brown, every kind of weather. Come Regional Setup funds would be a matter of opi­ navy or white. Wom- take your pick of the short pant- and contrasting pants; or a nion among the residents.” Donna Holland To Revise Bylaws Even the councilmen showed medium'.’ ' ' ' Correspondent At a recent meeting of the coats plus long coats in many jacket with pants and a skirt. All Topic for Ahearn the strain of the constant $7 savings end Saturday... so hurryl 646-0375 church councii of The First polyester knits in light spring questioning and pounding by the The Republican Town Com­ Congregational Church of An­ styles. Solids, checks and taxpayers. mittee is sponsoring a cocktail dover, Katherine Hutchinson, patterns in red, navy, white, patterns and solids. Misses’ IQ- ANDOVER party April 26 at 8:30 p.m. at Margaret Talbot and Cynthia so there will be a one-man, one- Councilman Richard Breault at shoe-town. 18, women’s 14V2-22V2. Donna Holland vote instead of an equal number lost his temper when a taxpayer Free parking. BankAmericard, Mastercharge. Old Town Hall on Rt. 6. Clark were appointed to the or blue. Misses’ sizes 8-18. MANCHESTER committee to revise the bylaws Reappointment of regional for each town. asked that the budgets in the Palhmark Shopping Center The theme of the party is school districts and the in­ Another topic to be discussed future be numbered so that the Spencer St (Silver Lane) & Hlllstown Rd “Cocktails, Hors d’oeuvres. of the church. tersection of Rts. 87 and 6 will concerns a dispute over a right- taxpayers could more easily WETHERSFIELD WINDSOR Candidates.” Music wiil be After revision the committee Berlin Turnpike Windsor Shpg. Ctr. ^provided by Mrs. Eunice Guay. will compile the bylaws far the be discussed tonight when An­ of-way Hartford Electric Light follow the council’s explanation Route 159 The public is invited. Tickets printing, of a neuM)(rak. dover and Columbia townspeo­ Co. (HELCO) has in Columbia of the budget. Other loeaUane throughout cnnMetleui ple meet with Aloysius Ahearn, which affects a resident’s This group attending the may be obtained from any town In other acti«i-tke^7tonncil state representative for the property. conunittee member or at the discussed the possimlity of 55th District. It was brought to Aheam’s Introductory Special! * machine... door. Tickets will sell for $3.50 having a bicentennial Sunday, Ahearn will conduct attention by Sam Pescetello, Girls’ & Young Jrs. Pant Suits! each. The price includes all you using the sermon preached by legislative assistance and infor- Columbia zoning agent. (can drink. Samuel Lockwood, the first ^mation committee meetings The session will also include All major candidates in the pastor of the church. alternately in Andover and discussion of the bottle bill and May town elections will be The trustees of the church Columbia on the second farm preservation. GgtUpIbDoubte 4 Pocket Jacket & Jean Sets there. reported John Parker has been Wednesday of the month. Co-chairmen of the Andover Travelogue hired as church custodian. SUNGLASS SALE The meetings will give Assistance Committee are Tom The committee for better VASSARETTE BRAS residents of both towns the op­ Anderson and Betty Kowalski. A Superb Value In A Great Pant Suit governnient will sponsor a Candidates Night The 55th District comprises travelogue Friday at 8 p.m. at portunity to express any con­ OurUscKil'nwIe-ln. At a recent meeting of the the Old Town Hall. cerns they may have and the op­ the towns of Andover, Colum­ Republican Town Committee Originally 24.00 & 28.00 Nate Gatchell is in charge of portunity to hear what is bia, Bolton, Hebron, the Meet The Candidate night 2/5.00 3.99 the slide presentation and talks happening in the legislature. Marlborough and a part of Ver­ scheduled for April 28 was ^s- Orig. $7-9. Choose three “so non. on the various countries. Tonight’s meeting will be at 8 *50fKThe>kry Least! cussed. Reg. $5-12. Let the values shine Mrs. Judy Whitney wiil give a Smooth” styles, discontinued at the Town Office Building. Bulletin Board Ylo Anson, chairman of the musical presentation. The reappointment of the 'The Board of Selectmen will town committee, said it is the through these famous sunglasses colors. #4366 seamless un- Refreshments will be served. regional school district is an meet tonight at 8 at the Town feeling of the committee that if Limited time offer! To introduce Admission for the general with gradient, poiarized and impact derwlre, #4368 seamless flat attempt to equalize the number Office Building. two of the three contested can­ 3 new Flip & Sew machines. Ail public is $1. There is no charge of members on the school board didates for any position show up tested lenses. Make your world change lace for 32-38 B,C,D. OrIg. with the exclusive Singer* 2-way 12.99 foLsenior citizens. they should be permitted to colors with grey, green, pink or yellow $8.50-9. Or #1965 seamless Ali proceeds will be donated speak. „ Western gear from a top maker at fantastic savings. The jackets feature side to the Young At Heart club in lenses. Choose wire, plastic or tortoise contoOr, 32-36 A.B.C. Orig. $7. Meet the Candidates night is order to help it hire a bus for a vents, shirt sleeve cuffs, sipooth tapered fit and 4 pockets. The matching jeans sponsored by the League of shell rims. Get one for every outfit now! Not all sizes in all colors. Club To Elect Officers field trip. boast detailed contrast stitching, western pockets and saddle back styling. Woman Voters. ’The committee consists of Great spring colors . . . corn yellow, sky blue, natural tan and red bandana Generallv if one of the con­ BOLTON machine. They are used to prints. All in 100% natural cotton. Machine washable of course. The 2 piece suit Robert Post, candidate for first selectman, Walter Lorenc, can­ tested candidates does not show Donna Holland detect breast cancer. for less than the original price of the jacket alone. Girls sizes 7-14 & Young Jrs. didate for selectman and up the opposing candidate is not LEATHEB GOODS PANTY BONANZA Film on VD allowed to s p ^ . The Bolton Junior Woman’s 6-14. Donald Dressell, candidate for The Bolton High School Anson said because there are Club will hold its annual Board of Education. meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at health department will sponsor sewing surface never before three positions being contested Tag Sale this year he does not know the Herrick Memorial Park. the showing of newly released featured in machines priced film Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at The First Congregational league’s position. He is 50% OFF Club members are reminded 6/5.99 so lowl Like two machines it is a mandatory meeting and the high school. ; Church will sponsor a tag sale awaiting an answer. Reg. $3-14. Sensational buys on all Reg. $1.25 & 1.35. Fantastic collec­ in one. Just flip a panel to Super Sale! Girls’ and Young Jrs. only valid excuses will be The film is entitled “How To Saturday from 10 a.m. until 2 those access^ories that"help tion of briefs, bikinis and accepted for absenteeism. Talk To Your Teen-ager About go from flat to in-the- p.m. in the conference house. PTA Fair The meeting will include an V.D.” i round sewing. Instantlyl The advertised special for organize your handbag. Key cases, hiphuggers. Including Carter Jeans, Pants and Knit Tops this month is a regulation size The Parent Teacher Associa­ The film deals with the com­ election of officers and the final tion wili sponsor a fair May 10 French ciutches and purses in­ Spanky Pants and styles from the munications problem involved pool table. vote on the distinguished ser­ at Andover Elementary School. famous Pam. Sizes 5-6-7 and in discussing the disqase, The tag sale is being chaired cluded in the group. Fantastic vice award. Anyone wishing to rent^tabie diagnosis and prompt treat­ by Don and Imy Richards. In S,M,L,XL. Cottons plus nylon ’There will be a presentation space for a tag sale is asked to selection now at 50% off the ment. Prompt treatment is 3.99 the church kitchen there are including a film on breast caii Pat Dunnack, 742-9644. regular prices. All fine leathers and tricots in prints, whites, solids. cancer. vital to checking the spread of originally 6 to 12 many dishes, cake pans, SAVE $22.95 Anyone having time or items All girls are reminded to the disease. Sole SALEI 1/3 OFF casserole dishes, silverware suedes from top makers. Now’s the time to stock up. ZIG-ZAG MACHINE SELECTED DECORATOR CABINETS to donate to the fair is asked to bring canned goods and dry A discussion period will Super Sale! Super Styles! ’Turtlenecks, V-necks with collar, short sleeves, long and other items which have $ 0 7 Reg. cali Mrs. Dunnack or Marge mixes for New Hope Manor. follow the film. It will be led by Carrying case or cabinet Reg. $100 to $180 sleeves, acrylic knits, sweater knits and a great assortment of corduroy pants, been left from family night Wm 119.95 NOW $66.67 to $120 Surdam, 742-8758. Girls are also asked to bring Dr. Greenburg, dermatologist extra. Model 252/242 brushed denim and denim jeans in solid colors and prints. Girls’ sizes 7 to 14 suppers. bonus gift coupons. 'Diey will be and Doris Hanford, school and pre-teens’ and young juniors 6 to 14. The Richards urge everyone to check their cupboards to see sent to the National Women’s nurse. if anything is missing and if it is Federation to go towards the ’The program is a community purchase of a mamograph service of the school health SINGER *A Tradefrwk ol THE SINGER COMPANY machine and a thermograph department. - r .

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 16. 1975 - PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter. Conn.. Wed., April 16,1975 Vernon Teacher Library Services Listed South Windsor Council Cuts $800,000 in Budget Se.ssibn I J f A L elie fieral^i ATtaii Areii Profile HEBRON only cut the $764,826 in increase Now, however, the council is be decided upon before the Should the council decide on a tion Department is offering ty Room, 1765 Ellington Rd., 7 Seeks CEA Post Judy Kuehnel council takes its proposals to one-mill increase, 34 mills group instruction in Folk Guitar p.m. FREE requests, but also cut another proposing the Buckland work be The Hebron Douglas Library • A number of gift books was Correspondent the public. would be needed to raise tae at the Beginning Level. Board members are asked to $70,000 beyond that. paid for with existing funds VERNON Firemen Distributing announced that circulation in received throughout the year. 644-1364 Among those in the audience, same amount of money raised The 8-week session will be for call the chamber office, 528- The council actually worked from the Capital Reserve Ac­ LICniRE Miss Maxine A. Rothe, a 1974 was 24,122 volumes, 15,325 For children’s book week the The South Windsor Town some said they wanted to see under, the $127 million Grand boys and girls between the ages 3292, to specify whether they (• glass bottom misters backwards in its cuts this week. count and the Norton Lane ^'Grgde 3 teacher at the Lake St. were adult books and 8,797 were Junior Women’s Club gave a h»t wonderful for •prarins Council, apparently attempting the school board’s budget cut List last year. The new Grand of 10 and 18. Each participant will be attending. Data on Emergencies It took the total increase project be placed on a This Friday Evanlng School, is a candidate for vice juvenile. This is an increase in sum of money to the library for piMil*, or tpriytng mylMne alMl to keep its word and hold the requests and then looked for November sewer referendum even more, as did a couple of List is expected to be about $203 must provide their own guitar Skating tex line, has tentatively sliced In Mandiesler 8 P.M. president of the Connecticut circidation over 1973 of 373 a poster and book marks to be fairway’s areas from which to cut over this year. councllmen. However, for the million. with nylon strings. The South Windsor Recrea­ over $800,000 from its $9.5 The classes will meet Mon­ ASSUMPTION Education Association. Routine transfers are made distributed to patrons. $700,000. • A ^,000 cut from the most part the council was in Therefore, a one-mill in­ tion Department has announced HEBRON m low price, only,‘2.M million budget r^uests. She is a past president of the available to residents by calling The story hour for pre­ The school board budget sewer account. agreement with the proposed crease would set the new mill day evenings for one hour, star­ that the 1974-75 Family Ice CATHOLIC CHUnCH Anne Dallaire The proposed cuts came Mon­ Vernon Education Association the Town Office Building with a schoolers conducted by the represented a 10.2 per cent in­ • An allocation of $75,000 into $200,000 school board cut. rate at 35 mills. ting May 12 and the fee is $10 Skating Season at the Hartford /MS Adam* Strati PROTEST LODGED ’(• w have every little thingl day night in a workshop session and is presently serving on the Members of the Hebron 24-hour notice. Junior Women’s Club will con­ crease over last year and in­ the budget in lieu of uncollected A few residents said they Cancer Benefit per participant payable at the Arena on Tuesday evenings has NEW YORK (UPI) - The — the council’s first. board of directors of the Volunteer Fire Department are Harvey Descruisseaux, chair- tinue on Wednesday’s from 2 to cluded a new assistant school taxes. were willing to absorb a slight A doubles tennis tournament first class meeting.. ended. Synagogue Coun^ of America Heaviest hit was Town Connecticut Education Associa­ going house-to-house this week man of the Ambulance 2:30 p.m. at the library. (• superintendent as one of its • Elimination of the $155,000 tax increase, but most wanted to benefit the American Cancer To register for these classes, has written Metropolitan Fila- 'Where a Manager Terry V. Sprenkel’s please call the South Windsor tion, representing Tolland to circulate a letter from the Purchasing Committee, with highlights. allocation for a library grant. the tax line held. Society has been announced as rest of Kiev, USSR,, the head # _____ dollar's $2.5 million budget. The council County. Ambulance Purchasing Com­ the cooperation of members of Other areas where the coun­ These funds would be replaced Earlier this year the council one of the fund-raising events in Recreation Department of a delegation of Soviet worth is proposing a $633,000 cut from between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. A life member of the National mittee, which will introduce the fire department hopes to ff the mVaefd of mcAntrsit cil took action included: from revenue-sharing monies announced it would like to hold the ■ South Windsor United church leaders recently in the VITAMIN that budget. However, some of Education Association, Miss, residents to the Emergency have the circulation of letters dowrftown manekestsr a dollar!" • Usage of all revenue­ under the proposal. the tax line. Later, councilmen Against Cancer Crusade. daily at 644-2511. The cut-off United States, protesting the the proposed expenditures Rothe has served on many com­ Medical Service for the town. finished by the end of the week. sharing funds from both last • Under the proposal the expressed doubts about holding Dr. Michael Goodman, chair­ date for registration is May 7. SEWING COURSES action of Soviet police who would be paid for through mittees and commissions as The letter will provide in­ Any questions residents may year and next year. These funds sewer account, library and the line, and said there could be man of the tourney, said May 1 Seek Sponsors disrupted Jewish Passover Liggett Parkade revenue-sharing funds, not well as representing Connec­ structions on how to place calls have should be directed to of­ represent $672|^. other items would be paid for a one-mill tax increase in the is the deadline for entry. The The South Windsor Chamber services in Moscow. Low Prices' necessarily wiping out the ad­ ticut as a state delegate in and residents will also be ficers of the fire department. • Elimination of any with revenue-sharing funds, works. tournament, open to the public, of Commerce, has received for young people Atlantic City, Portland, ,and provided with stickers with ministration’s budget requests. will be held May 16 from 9 a.m. requests from two iocai teen­ allocations to the Capital Im­ virtually wiping out all existing Chicago. emergency numbers. The school board’s $6.9 on at the Ellin^on Ridge Coun­ agers who are looking for spon­ provements Account — a con­ and incoming revenue-sharing Presently Miss Rothe is ser­ million budget took a $201,000 At present South Windsor has sors for the Miss Connecticut troversial fund which residents monies. try Club. ages 10-19 - ving on the Vernon Republican whack from the council, with a 54-mill ratio, which could be The fee is $15 per team. Teen-ager Pageant. Maxine A. Rothe had protested via petitions this The council was to have met Town Committee and also on Amkrson-Uttk indications that more may be dropped by 20-mills this year, Prospective players should call The sponsor’s fee is $150 and Make’yourthing' prizes or awards! year. Tuesday night for its second Vernon’s Bicentennial Commis­ 160TH ANNIVERSARY cut yet. following reassessment. Dr.Goodman at 644-8162 after 6 four firms may jointly sponsor There was to have been a budget workshop, but felt it had in class as you U IN L Y Saturday classes, sion. In 1974 she was named to degree from the University of ORDELL, N.Y. (UPI) - ’The The school board and For the past two consecutive p.m. or Marilyn Pugliese, a contestant. $250,000 allocation to this ac­ made so much progress in Mon­ learn to sew, and weekdays "Outstanding Young Women of Connecticut. American Tract Society, Sprenkel have requested a total years no tax increases has oc- cancer crusade chairman, at All sponsors are recognized in count under Sprenkel’s day’s session, it canceled or sew better. during vacation America.” The Connecticut Education which last year printed over M Looking for ways to look well dressed for less? of $764,826 more in funds over cured. If the council holds the 644-^4 for reservations. the program under the teen- proposed budget. ’Those funds Tuesday’s. Eight 2V4hr. periods. Enroll She holds a B.S. degree fromi* Association Representative million leaflets and tracts, last year’s budgets. were to pay for Buckland Road However, on Thursday the line this year, taxes would be agers’ pictures. Assembly will be May 2 and 3 in The council, determined to lessons, $17.50. p P R M R earlyl Group Eastern Connecticut State marks its 160th anniversary Look to We make the men’s suits we sell. improvements ($150,000) and council will hold its second held for the third straight year. Interested sponsors may con­ the Hartford Civic Center. Anderson-Little. offer residents a “zero- And you can win rates available. College and received her M.A. this year. the Norton Lane sewer connec­ workshop session, at which it is Two years ago the council cut Guitar Classes tact Karen Sladyk, 1051 Foster increase” budget this year, not tion ($100,000). expected most of the cuts will over three-mills from the rate. The South Windsor Recrea- St., 644-1320 and Cinty Brown, That’s why our regular prices are such excellent buys... 159 Miller Rd., 644-1221. Chamber of Commerce SINGER and our sale prices even greater values! Like this week’s... The South Windsor Chamber Sewing Centers of Commerce will hold a Board Coventry Teachers, Board Horseman To Mark Revere’s Ride of Directors meeting April 22 at Society for Savings, Communi­ Both Make New Pay Offers Local riders participating are 20 at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. in the Chess Winners termediate chess will be SOUTH WINDSOR auditorium of the South Wind­ offered during the Y’s five- The teachers have dropped Jay Ferullo, Charles and Kim Two South Windsor boys, Monica Shea The key to this is that a lot of Judy Kuehnel Woolam, Shelley and Michael sor High School. Proceeds will week spring term, which begins * 9 the requests for additional life Steven Robison, 10, of 155 Gray Correspondent teachers, about one third of Correspondent Reilley. They will go to be used for the scholarship the April 26. them, are on the last step of the insurance, dental and prescrip­ Rd. and Mrac 'Tamiso, 11, of 64 The chess classes will meet 742-9495 644-1364 Washington this year joining Exchange Club has made salary scale and wouldn’t get an tion rider and have stated that Highview Rd., took first place for five consecutive Tuesday Both the Board of Education The South Windsor Bicenten­ 350 more teen-agers from other available to graduating seniors in the Indian Valiey YMCA’s increment, and would only get a they would settle for 100 per nial Commission and the at South Windsor High School. evenings beginning April '29. and the teachers’ negotiating cent family coverage. states on the relay route to Intermediate Chess In­ i, 2 per cent cost-oMiving salary Historical Society will sponsor The films will show a 14-day Contact the Y office at Vernon team have made new offers in The board stated that if the PIECE deliver their message to the tramurals. increase.” 3 suns Circle for further information. the ongoing talks over a new a “relay rider” program April White House and to celebrate ship cruise from New York to He said “This is the last offer teachers would agree to a The intramurals ended April teachers’ contract. 20 to commemorate the 2()0th the occasion. Bermuda and give suggestions Banquet p '/ that we, the teachers will three-year contract, then in the 8. The boys, both fifth graders The old contract will expire anniversary of Paul Revere’s A demonstration by the Gran­ on inexpensive mini-vacations. The Wapping Community make. We would be receptive to second year of the contract the at Orchard Hill School, were Sept. 1. midnight ride. by 4-H Fife and Drum Corp. The show is operated by the Church Women in South Wind­ any more proposals of the board would pay for two thirds awarded trophies. The board is now offering The riders will be among 50 will also be held April 20 at the Argosy Travel Agency of Ver­ sor will hold their annual in­ board, but we will not make of dependent medical in­ The Intermediate Chess Class teachers a six per cent salary THE VESTED Connecticut teen-agers who will school. The Wake Up American non. stallation banquet at Willie’s another offer.” surance. was a winter program of the increase while the teachers ride 70 miles on horseback in Relay Ride is supported as a Admission is $1 for individual Steak House in Manchester, “As of now 1 see this contract The board presently pays for Y’s. Thomas Frascino of have asked for a 14 per cent in­ the relay on April 20-22 to Bicentennial 4-H program in adults and $2 for a family May 19. Cocktails will be at 6:30 going to mediation and to ar­ one third of the insurance Ellington served as instructor. crease. “bring alive the meaning of the Connecticut. group. Advance tickets may be and dinner at 7:30 p.m. Reser­ bitration.” coverage for a teachers’ family He is a teacher and advisor of In original proposals made Spirit of ’76 as their contribu­ obtained from Ed Ota, 644-1810, vations must be made by May 6 Joan Lewis chairman of the and 100 per cent coverage for Travel Show the Chess Club at Timothy last December, the board tion toward proving that Lewis Dube, 644-2048, Steve through Jean Wetherell, 644- Board of Education and chair­ the teacher. The South Windsor Exchange Edwards Middle School, South offered five per cent, and the American youth cares.” Kurylo, 644-2194 or Vai Loiselle, 2213. All church women are in­ man of the board’s negotiating Jean said, “If the board Club will sponsor a Scholarship Windsor. teachers ask^ for 17 per cent. 'The program is scheduled to 528-8334. vited. team said. Both sides are far agreed to pay 100 per cent Fund Travel Forum featuring a Both beginning and in- The teachers 14 per cent in­ take place at 3 p.m. on the apart on major contract items. medical insurance coveraged Bermuda cruise and mini­ crease is broken down to in­ grounds of Ellsworth School, If negotiations can not be for teachers and dependents, vacations. Doctor develops Home Treatment clude a 10 per cent cost of living Main St., South Windsor. settled without the aid of an this would only cost the board The forum will be held April increase and the regular four outside agency then we would 911 non per cent salary increment that go to mediation and arbitration “I think the board is Rinse Away Blackheads most teachers receive annual­ to resolve the differences.” bargaining in good faith and ly. Both sides have moderated they have to take into account a The board, in its new offer, is See Blackheads “Wipe Off” After A Single their proposals for hospitaliza­ lot of things like the economy offering a two per cent general tion insurance. and the taxpayers, but every salary increase and the four per S h e B e r a lh Queen Helene Skin Treatment The teachers had originally proposal that we have made is cent increment. asked for increased life in­ reasonable.” Area Profile By INA LEE Lionel Jean, chairman of the surance and a dental and The teachers are still asking teachers' negotiating team said, - A leading New York der­ prescription rider under their for an 81-day contract and the “The board has offered 6 per matologist has developed health insurance and 100 per board wants a three-year con­ cent salary increase, but that a simple medicated home cent board payment for tract with a wage reopener treatment that rinses away includes a 4 per cent increment. dependents’ insurance. clause. Few At Meeting blackheads & whiteheads in a matter of minutes. On School Costs I saw it demonstrated on five women and two teen­ Arts, Crafts Winners Named age boys. The results were went to Mrs. Sandra Bosyneski, breathtaking. Blackheads HEBRON Winners were Mrs. Anne Vogel said if the budget is cut really rinsed away. In fact, Aubin who received first prize with knitted clothing for BOLTON Anne Dallaire children; Mrs. Marsha Eaton, the contractural obligations many could be seen on the Correspondent for ceramics. Mrs. Aubin’s Donna Holland would be met first. cleansing tissues that fin­ work will go on to the statewide with applique and embroidery Correspondent 228-3267 adaptation; and Mrs. Mary The teacher and secretary ished each treatment. District Day sponsored by the competition at a General 646-0375 salaries and benefits are still Federation of Women’s Club Zawisza with a cloth sculpture A pubiic hearing to discuss Butihls wasn’t all! In the Connecticut State Federation of and a canvas embroidery of being negotiated. The figures case of two older women, convention in North Haven on the Board of Education Women’s Clubs, which includes “Spirit of 76” award. shown were for the last amount I saw enlarged pores re­ Look! See them come off on your cleansing junior and senior clubs, was May 27. requested budget for 1975-1976 Other prize winners include: The Hebron Junior Women’s offered by the school board. duced, and rough, muddy tissue - and without squeezing or digging! held April 2, at The Colony in was attended by about 70 peo­ The transportation account, complexions made clean­ Mrs. Lorraine Kreeger, who Club also received second place ple. Of the 70 only 12 were from Talcottville. in new membership gain this increased about $14,797 was er, clearer and smoother with luke-warm water In short, after a single A total of 18 clubs were entered a quilted pillow, and the general public. The questioned as was the board’s looking. In the case of teen­ which dissolves it Immedi­ treatment taking only 15 Mrs. Dorothy Cook, with a pain­ year with 17 new members. remainder were school ad­ represented at the affair. Any women interested in the increasing the amount to the agers, J saw acne pimples ately. When you wipe your minutes, you can expect to Nine Hebron women were ting on velvet. Both women ministrators, teachers and improve after one applica­ club is welcome to call Mrs. bus contractor during the face, you can see black­ see results that normally winners of the District Day received red ribbons and se­ employes, school board school year. tion. After seeing these re­ heads and other pore you would not dare hope cond prize. Duane Totten of Burrows Hill Arts and Crafts Contest. Rd., membership chairwoman^ members and members of Vogel said neighboring towns sults I can well understand "filler” actually come off for even after many weeks Yellow ribbons for third place other town boards. contracted bus costs were con- why so many beauticians on your tissue. And your ... but don’t expect every­ The requested budget totals siderabiy above Bolton’s. He are acclaiming this doc­ skin feels clean — really thing at once. Damage ■r tor’s treatment as an im­ $1,337,912.30, an increase of had no figures for town-owned clean — and refreshed and done by years of neglect '/ portant beauty discovery. can’t be undone in a day. $97,789.30 over this year. buses. smooth, like velvetl Estimated revenues bring the Anyone Can Use ft Pore Sponging & Closing Yet with 3 or 4 treatments IW COMTOUR He said the board would have a week, you may confident­ 'I net cost of the school budget to The treatment starts with a The third step in the treat­ liked to stay within the contract ly look forward to startling $989,641.17. but it’s not realistic, and to thorough skin cleansing. A ment is an exhilarating ap­ William Vogel, chairman of special laboratory-devel­ plication of a unique anti­ complexion improvements force the contractor out of the within 30 days. Then one the school board said, “The oped whipped cleansing septic astringent — a facial contract would be unwise. treatment a week—or every requested budget is a sound and cream Is used that takes "mint julep" that sponges Marilyn Breslow, board second week— will proba­ realistic one, a bare bones off not only surface dirt, and tightens emptied member, said the contractor bly be all your skin will but also softens and loos­ pores and tones up your budget that meets the needs of was responsible for thousands need to keep it clear, love­ ens pore-caked grime with complexion. the school system without put- of dollars worth of vandalism ly and healthy looking. ting undue pressure on Its emollient action. It liq­ Nothing Else Like It for which there is no insurance. uefies as soon as It is ap­ townspeople.” Even after a single treat­ The medically developed Vogel said the increase to the plied and literally floats the Raymond Allen, superinten­ ment, women who have products used in this treat­ contractor did not appear to be dirt right off your face. dent, said area towns have enough to offset his increased been troubled by black­ ment are manufactured larger increase requests than expenses. He said at this point After this Is tissued off, a heads for years see a and quality-controlled by QUEEN HELENE. They are Bolton. He said when he it’s not clear what will happen. delightful mint-scented marked improvement. cream is applied. Within 2 Many find it hard to believe Queen Helene Whipped prepares a budget it’s realistic Edward Delsignore or 3 minutes an absorbing their eyes. Some black­ Cleanaing Cream, Queen because he does not believe in questioned the forecast of The pantyhose that fit fattening it. agent called Argllla dries heads and whiteheads just Helene 'Medicated Masque school enrollments, asking if it and turns this specially rinse away. Others are sof­ and Queen Helene Pene­ The budget was presented on would mean a decrease in where you sitl the new accounting system as medicated cream into a tened and made ready to trating Astringent. The teachers. three Items are sold as a outlined in Handbook II, Finan­ plastic-like masque. As it be drawn out by future School enrollment for the firms and hardens, its suc­ complete skin and beauty My Contour, by Belle-Sharmeer, is the first pan­ cial Accounting: Classifications treatments. Enlarged pores ’n sweet 1969-1970 school year was 1,003 tion action draws on waste appear to be smaller. The kit for 5.00. Quite a bargain tyhose with the panty shaped iike the natural and Standard Terminology for students as compared to the matter in the pores.... In skin looks smoother and when you think of what it contour of the female figure, front and back, to Local and State School forcast of 763 students for 1979- 8 or 10 minutes you simply firmer — feels fresher and will do for a person’s good Systems. The 1974-1975 budget 1980. rinse the masque away more allvel looks — and self-esteem! give you a more perfect fit. No more tugging or had to be recast. Allen said the decrease in drooping. Just the comfortable feeling of the The total budget is a 7.9 per students is spread across the best fitting pantyhose you’ve ever worn before! cent increase. The increases grades, so no teachers would be are due mostly to salaries, eliminated. He said the Cosmetics, D&L In Corbins, Ultra Sheer Sandalfoot — ...... , ...... $3 pr. (nearly 50 per cent of the kindergarten through Grade 8 Avon, Bristol, Vernon, Control Top Sandalfoot — ...... $3 pr. requested increase), utilities buildings are operating at 95 Cool, summery comfort in a Jlffy...ln zippy patio special education and transpor­ per cent and the high school is Manchester, New Britain, Groton. shifts for Indoors or outi Choose from floral prints, Sandal Heel, Demi-Toe ...... 2.50 pr. tation. operating at 100 per cent. checks or solids In red, blue, pink or green...at such Sheer-To-Waist, Sandalfoot...... 2.50 pr. Mrs. Breslow said Bolton’s irresistable prices you’ll want severall All easy-t!iare salary to teachers is at the bot­ See Blackheads G o.,, D&L New Britain Dacron* polyester/combed cotton blends. Sizes S-M-L-XL Wives Agree tom of the barrel. She asked the after a single Queen Helene 227 Main St. Connecticut 06050 ' ...D & L Lingerie, all eight stores. WINDSOR LOCKS(UPI) - teachers to hang on until the ' Pleese send me my complete Queen Helene 3-Vtay Skin | A. Pocket trimmed zip-front with tie belt, way of financing school 15 minute I Treetment, including: I.Leboretory Developed ClMneing , The local Jaycees Wives agree crisp white pique spread collar. All-over floral print. systems is changed. She said a I Cream. 2. Mediceted Mesque Creem. 3. Astringent. I with a Jaycees policy that Skin Treatment B. Qingham woven shift trimmed with white females should not be admitted good part of the budget increase Q U E E N H E L E N E PR IC E L IST (Check size desiradi ...o r No Cost! I □ B.00 INTRODUCTORY SIZE pique, self-material belt, pocket and zip with novelty pull-ring. to the organization of 18-to 35- is for teachers and other staff 1 □ 7.50 ECONOMICAL FAMILY SIZE year-old men. The wives said salaries but we have to be com­ All these items Plus 7%sCt. aalae tax Amferson-Little I D&L Hoisery, petitive. NAME______:______^Qnat^^ameinthe^tattubctunng^Tine Chlhiag Tuesday that women’s 5.00 I • MANCHESTER PARKADE • TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON • CORBINS CORNER Corbins, Avon, Bristol, organizations simiiar to the Mrs. Breslow said, “Should ADDRESS. • FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL • NEW BRITAIN • BRISTOL PLAZA MANCHESTER Manchester Parkade Jaycees already exist. The the children in the school Economical size I • NEW LONDON MALL • GROTON PLAZA Vernon, Manchester, Jaycees national convention in system in the next few years I C IIY ______.STATE. -ZIP ------New Britain, Groton. □ 7.50 Mancheeter Parkada and TrI-CIty Plaza, Vernon open Mon. thru FrI. nlghte 'til 0, Set. Ill 0 Maimi in June will consider en­ have to suffer because we can’t i^Charge □ Check Enclosed □ C.O.D. □ J ding the restriction. give an extra inch in dollars?” Results Guaranteed... or Money Refunded! « w '• "If

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 16.1975 — PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchoter. Conn., Wed., April 16,1875 Computer Vernon Board Delays Vote f C h i e f On Calendar for Schools Q u i t s ELJEM SPEAKING Tif£DllElliYCO. PRESENTS AN ROBERT LAMBERT LUTZ JUNIOR MUSEUM March 4 and 19; May 4; and holdlays for banks and schools h ’The Vehion Board of Educa­ HARTFORD (UPI) - John SPECIAL SALE June 18. and there is no choice as to INVESTMENT tion Monday night discussed a H. Giller, Connecticut’s data Currently on display at the June 18 is proposed as the last whether to stay open. pn^X)sed school calendar for processing chief, has resigned museum is an olive green fla ^ day of school. Concerning starting school on the coming year but delayed ac­ SEMINAR because of the controversy sur- For April bottie produced at the Pitkin Report cards will be issued on Sept. 3, Dr. RamsdeU said the tion on approval until it is “PROFITB IN LOCAL REAL ESTATE- Sounding the state’s $15 million Glass Wwks between 1783 and Nov. 17; Feb. 2; April 19 and consensus was overwhelmingly further studied by the Per­ m l jbomputer program. 1830. The bottle, a gift from the June 18. in favor of taking the two days , vmmi. ms. ivk. t-i-jo sonnel Policies Conunittee. V Shortly before Giller resigned estate of the late Mrs. Jennie to prepare for an orderly school The calendar calls for 183 SMECTS late Tuesday, Finance Com- Candle Lamp Cook Pitkin, represents an in­ Robert Dubeau, chairman of opening. L O ttim school days allowing for three Ihiissioner Jay 0 . Tapper said teresting and important part of the Personnel Policies Com­ ’The board is expected to vote DMMIONtD n s MBW » storm days. It also allows for a ^ne has hired Ohio data Only $6.00 Manchester’s history as well mittee, said he wanted input on the calendar at its next ExnsieHCKD m e s T o sa Christmas vacation from Dec. D.J. 'processing consultants to look Reg. $8.00 as that of American from the teachers’ group before regular meeting. i r m m m 22 to Jan. 2; a winter vacation ' linto what be called Connec­ glassmaking. from Feb. 9-16; and a spring approving the calendar. HENRY CO. ★TUSKLTBIS During the Revolutionary ticut’s “ computer mess.” While Supply Lasts vacation from April 12-16. Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, ★EQgmranwn War, the Pitkins supplied the 435 Buckland Rd. r Giller complained of what he Other days when schools will superintendent of schools, said ★ESTATE PUHMK jcaUed a “ Wcious public at- state with valuable gunpowder be closed include Sept. 2 for a South Windsor he has a whole folder full of in­ ★M U fa aWATNN tjbck” in a report criticizing his Terrific Value produced in their mills. As par­ Conn. general staff and principals’' put which the principals of the tial payment for these supplies, Comment Session ★USE OnEVEIIMI department. State Personnel meeting; Sept. 3 for depart­ various schools gave to him the General Assembly in 1783 A 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. comment fCommissioner C. Perrie This handsome wood and pewter ment head and supervisors after talking with staff granted William and Elisha session will be held ’Thursday ^|%illips said he asked Giller to finish candle lamp is a real conversa­ meetings; Oct. 13, Columbus members. FOR IfORMimON M i Pitkin and Samuel Bishop a 2^ by a member of the Board of )Tesign “ in the best interests of tion piece. Thumprint glass, candle, Day; Oct. 31, teachers’ conven­ He said, “ We could never put l l KSEHATMINS GIILL 644-1517 year glass making monopoly in Directors. It will be in the [pU concerned.” Phillips said tion; Nov. 4, state and local a calendar together that would and candle snuffer make this 11 Vi’’ Connecticut. Manchester Municipal I IF UNABLE TO ATTEND... Ethe legislature has been asked elections; Nov. 11, Veteran’s please everyone.” He said high lamp from the Salem Collection At that time, the men erected Building. I Our Seminar a complimentary copy of “PROFITS IN fto transfer data processing to Day; Nov. 27 and 28, everybody wants different the perfect gift for all occa8lona...And a glasshouse, the first known to The directors take turns I LOCAL REAL ESTATE” FOR THE SMALL INVESTOR iTepper’s agency, which has Thanksgiving. vacation periods and some for yourself. have been operated in the state, manning similar sessions on the ■'Will be mailed upon request to...(Conn. Residents f bMn supervising it informally. Also, Feb. 12, Lincoln’s teachers want to start school at what is presently the junc­ first Tuesday (in the morning) I only). ------K Tepper, a former Ohio budget birthday; Feb. 16, Washing­ the day after Labor Day so they tion of Parker and Academy and the third ’Thursday (in the (official, hired Systems ton’s birthday; April 16, Good can get out earlier in June. Sts. As Dr. William Buckley evening) of each monUi. I I I I HM T COL, 435 NCKLiWO M l, SO. MNDSOR, CT. 06074 {implementation, Inc., of Friday; and May 31, Memorial One board member notes in his book, “ A New They are for those town jffiolumbus, to find ways to Day. questioned the necessity of iN M ff...... Your Gift England Pattern,” the first few residents who wish to file com­ ^ d u c e costs, eliminate un- closing schools for holidays I MillESS...... years of the factory’s operation During the course of the year ments, suggestions or com­ Ineeded equipment and control such as Lincoln’s and ...... were not financially successful there will be several days when plaints on any subject in the Ibomputer operations. Washington’s birthdays which and realized serious losses. schools will only be in session board’s jurisdiction. S‘ ’The commisioner said the Gallery come in the middle of the week. With the help of a fund-raising for four hours in the morning. (dqperts will report June 1. ’They Dr. Ramsdell explained that lottery and the employment of a These are scheduled for; Sept. will be paid no more than $5,0()0 these are declared legal MAIN FLOOR OF WATKINS BROS. new superintendent, the 23; Nov. 26; Dec. 3 and 23; and have agreed to contract for 935 MAIN STREET IN glasshouse continued to func­ no other data processing ser­ DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Cubs Plants Tree at Bowers School •V, PHONE 643-5171 tion throughout its monopoly A green flask bottle, a relic of the Pitkin Glass Works in vices to the state, be said. Manchester, on display at the Lutz Junior Museum, is In his letter of resignation, period and beyond. Cub Scout Pack 152 presented Bowers School with a tree as looking on are, left to right, Ray Gardner, principal of “ New England Glass and being admired by Martha Marteney. (Herald photo by FAMOUS CORELLE* LIVINGVI^RE Giller cited a confidential memo released by Tepper part of the pack’s beautification program. During the tree Bowers School; Richard ^hadik, cubmaster; Don Wright, Glass Making,” by Kenneth Dunn) Wilson, lists the Pitkin Glass Friday criticizing the data planting ceremony Tuesday afternoon. Dean Kingsley, Bruce Giggle and Jinuny Hall. (Herald photo by Dunn- Works primary products as good quality bottle, no matter sized molded pictorial flasks. BY CORNING processing operation. right, and Michael Lohr lower the tree into the hole. “ green and black glass bottles where it was produced. The pattern-molded flasks, Giller, deputy commissioner of all sorts, including figured Although sand for the glass­ finely ribbed vertically, spiral­ SAVE OVER '«f administration, said the un­ flasks, inkstands and a number making process had to be ly or both, have come to be professional manner of the of offhand tablewares.” These shipped by barge up the Connec­ called ‘Pitkins’ no matter [criticism has made it impossi- Town Bid Turned Down bottles, advertised and sold in ticut River from New Jersey where they were produced. jble for him to continue in his One of the earliest pictorial Connecticut, New York City and then by ox-cart to the IJOb- , and elsewhere, were in great Works, bottle production was flasks to have been produced at . The official said he was ap­ For More HUD Funds demand. still profitable. Connecticut the glassworks was a green pint palled at the condition of The following store advertise­ residents needed the demijohn flask bearing an eagle with the [Connecticut’s data processing FAIR TRADE PRICES! Manchester has been turned ment appeared in the January and carboy bottles for the ship­ initials “ J.P.F.” beneath. On penter when he was appointed granted as the result of a down in its request for restora­ 2, 1797 edition of the Connec­ ment of cider to the West Indies the reverse is a cornucopia with ^last May by former Republican technical error only if the error tion of $169,000 cut from its ticut Courant: where they were refilled with the abbreviation “ CONN.” This tljk>v. Thomas Meskill and was had caused the loss of funds to { 20 PC^ SERVICE FOR 4! originally anticipated Com­ “ Have...and keep on hand a rum and ream ed to the United particular pint bottle is a rare ►trying to take steps to correct which the locality would be munity Development block good assortment of East- States. ■ and valuable item. { IT’S SPECIAL & TOUGH! ithe problem. rightfully entitled under proper grant for 1975-76. Hartford manufactured Glass The Pitkins continued to Bottles and other glass I LIGHTWEIGHT! ^ When Meskill left office, calculation of the formula materials attributed to the filler had been asked by amount. Bottles, packed in Casks which produce bottles until 1830 when t DISHWASHER SAFE! Originally, Manchester had they will sell at the same price holdings of wood, used for fuel, Pitkin Glass Works can be flPhillips to stay on pending a been told it would get a $470,000 “ Unfortunately, the reverse they are sold at the works were exhausted. seen in museums throughout : WHITE . study of the service, COLORS Choose White, Green, block grant. However, dis­ was true in the case of transportation only added.” In addition to the free blown the country. We are most for­ FAIR t In his letter to Phillips, Giller FAIR Gold or Old Town Blue covery of a technical error in Manchester. The preliminary (5) It is interesting to note that flasks mentioned above, tunate to have some of these 1 7 4 0 TRADE °said the confidential memo t r a d e calculations ^by HUD (the calculations by HUD showed East-Hartford rather than a George and Helen McKearin historical objects remain in AT 29.95 ° prepared by a special com- THICK AT 24^95 federal department of Housing the town to be entitled to more Pitkin name was most often are among the noted authorities Manchester. The public is in­ {mittee apparently was filled CUSHIONED and Urban Development) than it is in fact entitled under used to describe both the that attribute two other types of vited to view the museum’s re­ ''with “ prejudicial inaccuracies FOLDING Ultra Brite revealed Mahdjester was en­ provisions of the act.” glasshouse and its products. cent acquisition, free-of- flasks tq,-thrT:ast Hartford PATIO Toothpaste ’ ,\and eiTprsL.” _ titled only to'$301^,OW.‘ PURITAN charge, Tuesday through Sun­ Later the term, East-Hartford Glassworks. These^re the j The four persons who He concluded, ‘‘We are day, 2 to 5 p.m. FURNITURE S oz. Reg. Only, Rag. 99° ee. Bottles, came to represent a pattern-molded flasks and full- ijiauthored the report, Giller said, Town Manager Robert Weiss therefore unable to restore the Chair, neg. is.s9 Chaise, nog. 26.99 S i l a i O l J have been responsible for or in- asked HUD to restore the $169,- $169,000 which was erroneously a@ aiB ® lcalcnlator I volved in the creation of the OOO reduction, claiming the included as part of the original Learning Center Depends 1197 1976 3 For 99® »very problems they are town is entitled to $470,000 un- estimate for Manchester.” ^^criticizing. He said he was der the Hold Harmless Aluminum double tubular arms, chair Alka-Seltzer {■never consulted in the prepara- provisions of the Community An application last month for has non-tilt legs; chaise has adjustable Adds, subtracts, multiplies, divides. BOT. OF 2S {{tion of the memo. Development Act. an additional $150,000 for On Federal Pre-Funding back rest. Plump button tufted floral TABLETS Auto constant, floating decimal. 30 Reg. 66° “ I hope that immediate steps Manchester from $500,000 in cushions, corded edges. Per Store, No Rain Checks 55® Lawrence L. Thompson, area V E R ^ O N pre-fund, 100 per cent, the To accommodate Vernon [ will be taken to correct the discretionary funds for the en­ Cushioned Folding Bocker.. ■■■14.44 director of HUD, said in a letter An Adult Learning Center purchase of any equipment residents, the learning center *;damag€ created by the tire state act also was turned Magic Wood Sandals to Weiss, ‘‘Funds can be will be established in Vernon needed for the program. wiil be open days and evenings. ^5 OFF Any Calculator up to 39®5 ^'irresponsible report,” he said. down. Kozuch explained that the Kozuch explained that evening Long Handle contingent upon 100 per cent HAROWOOOt RUBBER ,. Tepper said Giller assured pre-funding on the federal and proposed program is different programs for adults have been Rakes or ^10 OFF Any Calculator $40 up to 69» SOLESI BLUE, RED «!him he would cooperate with state level. from the High School traditional but the need for A BONE. 5 7 7 {[consultants studying computer RODUI/ER Shovels The Board of Education ap­ Equivalency Program already daytime programs has been *20 OFF Any Calculator $70 up to 12995 >> operations. proved its establishment and established. He said the more evident this past year. ' As a professional in data agreed to enter into a contract proposal is more one for the Kozuch said in the existing 3 ^ 3 [ processing, Giller said he was facility in which to carry out daytime program of high school SAVE SAVE ____ W e M ingCyfjeciai with the Union Congregational OVER W iC t C E R ^{appalled at the “ complete lack Church to rent space in the adult programs. equivalency preparation, there Backyard 20" OFF ^ of long-range plans, nigh level former bank building on Elm The center will offer courses are 30 students enrolled. He * 3 ! • WASTE BASKETS OUR REG.EG. LOW PRICIPRICES ON J: support, and the severe shor- St. now owned by the church. in general English, general said for this program, 90 per Grass Seed A PRODUCT • WINE CRADLES •^tage of qualified personnel TEAM UP! The rent will be $500 a month math, U. S. history, and general cent of the cost of teachers, is OF THE • FRUIT BASKETS », which led to the excessive use From \ M ixture HAMILTON and will include heat, electrici­ science. It will also offer refunded by the state. 3 Lbs. WATCH CO. • BREAD BASKETS Kodak { of outside help. arrangements ty, insurance and custodial vocational courses such as The program, if instituted, is Reg. ^ 6 6 • VASES & More PRINTING for the first bridal fees, Ronald Kozuch, director bookkeeping and shorthand. to run for 15 months and at the 2.19 Phinney Walker party to the toss of of Continuing Education, told Successful completion of any end of that it will be evaluated YOUR PAPERS Two real proa...Purltan and Rod Laver...comblne Select Hollanc Twin Bell CHOICE Tech Issues the bouquet. . . the board. of these course may earn credit for consideration of further fun­ EXAMPLES: efforts for unbeatable new looks for the courts. Reg. 3.99 NOW 4®® He said the State Department toward a Vernon Aduit School ding. 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BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester,mancncaicr. Conn..umn., Wed..wed., April 16. HW5 — PAGE THTRTCT!N PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mamcfaester. Conn., Wed.. April 16,1875 Nursing Home Subcommittee Funding Bolton Residents Express Concern Over Rate of Crime ^ KB no _ ^n . a m -- - - - — a — t A va A M R .. ^ ^ ^ ^ .... Donna Holland As residents relayed par records pertaining to Bolton as the selectmen’s office. A resident said Peterson has plaint. Hh said (tolchester is portant issue is whether or not proved by those in attendance That phase of the investiga­ HARTFORD (UPI) - A ’The state gave nuraing homes vestigation for welfare fraud in hide illegal profits. . Correspondent ticular incidents that had they are not open to private ' He said the fact Bolton has the best paid job in town and he overburdened. O’Ctonnor said in something is done when that the committee present its tion will not start until after the legislative subcommittee a toUl of $65 million in 1974 for New York. Cohen said the $25,000 will be 646-0375 happened surprise was citizens. One resident said crimes must be published in the can’t see where he is 95 per cent of the cases v ^ n someone is caught. findings to the selectmen with a STAMPS AND/COINS legislative session ends Jpne 8. probing nursing homes Tuesday medical services to patients Witnesses at the previous used to hire a lawyer, an ac­ Many residents attending a registered on the faces of many “fooey” to the information newspaper, not through overworiced. He said he was peiqile were caught they were Another resident asked bow recommendation a solntion to By RUBS MacKBNORICK ’The probe will continue through said it has been given $25,000 to covered by the Medicaid and hearings have testified state countant and several in­ public bearing Monday spoke of people. It was apparent many being private. She does not meetings. told by a state trooper that not residents of the town. They anyone could eiqiect kids to be the problem be found. the summer, until the subi^ni-' probe finamdal manipulations Medicare and state welfare regulations and reporting forms vestigators experienced in the need for additional police people do not know of or do not believe it is private and feels One resident said within the Bolton is one of the worst come from neighlibrhig towns good when examples were Ahearn said now that it’s mlttee complete its work or it in Uie multi-million dollar in­ programs. allow nursing home owners to probing questionable financial protection In Bolton. believe in the amount of crime the m atter should be pursued. last two weeks there have been patrolled areas in Connecticut. for house breaks and from being set by people like Nixon finally been publicly deter­ runs out of money. dustry. The subcommittee’s work report their true finances yet arrangements. in Bolton. Thirty residents Aloysius Ahearn, state five house breaks in Bolton. Richard Morra, first select­ further away for business and Meskill. mined the town has a problem, representative, said he does not Back in the early days of the Subcommittee chairman this summer will involve attended the hearing. Another resident said there was man, said no doubt it’s not a bad breaks. A motion was made by Alan the biggest problem vHU be to believe the information is Civil War, when coins were Rep^. M o rris C ohen, D- allegations that large nursing The hediing was called by the a raid in Bolton about four days job but Peterson does many Nystrom said the town could Hoffman and unanimously ap­ find a solution. private, he believes it is public. ago and the police found sawed scarce, somebody at the Bloomfield said the funds will homes in the state manipulate Board of Selectmen and the different things. He said Bolton get a record of arrests as very Treasury thought of pasting be used to hire investigators their fiscal reports to the state He said he will look into it. off shotguns and homemade certainly ne^s added police few are made, but it couldn’t P o lice Study Committee Of the total number of people stamps onto paper to use in lieu experienced in the area of fiscal regulatory agency to hide il­ T H E r bombg among other things. protection. get a record of apprehensions following the compilation of a who returned their question­ of small change. cheating who will work through legal profits. The One resident said when the Morra said Peterson’s hours or convictions. Dorothy Miller, questionnaire to determine naires eight per cent Later it seemed like a natural this summer. manipulations include the FAMILY^i state police are called they do are set by the barracks and he committee secretary, said HOME FASHION (XNTER what the town’s needs are and if volunteered they were opposed development to print up slips "We have jus't received pyramiding of mortgages, people feel safe. not respond. She said one night has no choice as to when or how when Peterson was asked how VISIT OUR SHOWROOM AT 24* IROAD tT.. MANCHUTIR to additional police protection if like the one shown here which assurances from he governor’s leaseback agreements with LAWYER. she had to call three times long he works. many of Bolton’s crimes were N«xt to Plan! mart • Ampto RwMne • PheiM *4»'*C*2 it meant a tax increase. before they would come. She could be redeemed as in­ office and legislative leaders parent corporations, and Michael O’Connor, chairman A resident said when the town solv^ he answered there was (^ m s tro n g that funds will be made owners pocketing funds which said she does not feel the first approved having a state no town breakdown but in the ^ AUoa SIDING dicated. of the committee, said it was Douglas Cheney said if Scott’s Specialized lists 16 available to us to continue our do not show up in the fiscal Waste Basket Evidence protection in Bolton is resid e n t state trooper he entire area served by FLOORING ROOFING the committee’s job to identify residents are to a|;q>rove ad­ investigation,” Cohen said. reports as profits. ’The subcom­ adequate. worked 55 hours a week but now Colchester 60 per cent of the CARPETING WALLCOVERINGS postage currency pieces. This Deteedves suspected that Mur­ problems. The next step is up to ditional police protection they Cohen’s public health and mittee became concerned over ray, staying in a downtown botd, O’Connor said when the com­ he only works 35 hours a week. crimes are solved. CEILINGS p a i n t one is No. 8. The values run 5, the selectmen he said. On must be informed of what is safety subrammittee held the the manipulations after 10 nur­ was involved in illicit gambling. mittee spoke to the resident Carl Nystrom, committee O’Connor said the committee DRAPERIES KITCHEN CABINETS 10, 25, and 50 cents. behalf of the committee 0 ’(3on- happening in town. He last of its six public hearings sing homes in Connecticut were One evening they checked the state trooper, Robert Peterson, member, said the reponse from reached a dead end as far as SLIPCOVERS Oddly, all the fronts of the nor visited Ctolchester where he. recommended all crim es in first ei^ t were printed by the Monday into the quality of care linked to Bernard Bergman of contents of his waste basket after they got the impression he was the barracks is based on activi­ Colchester is concerned. Mon.-Fri. 10 A.M.-0 P.M.*8at 10 A.U.-0 P.M. was told he could not see town be entered on a docket in Nationai Bank Note Co. while offered in Connecticut’s 209 New York, whose vast nursing it had been removed from the overburdened. ty and the severity of the com­ One resident said the only im­ the backs were printed by nursing homes. home holdings are under in­ room by a maid. Sure enough, they found telltale numbers slips. another firm, the American Bank Note Co. See the logo "ABCo” at the lower right. m Police, Sportsmen Join The stamp design is Scott’s A27, which appears on seven To Oppose Legislation nmu. different issues, including three Outlawing ^Dum Dum^ Ammo with grills. The color of the piece is green like the stamp felony for anyone, including itself. The 5- and 25-cent postal HARTFORD (UPI) - A Very specisi ‘poly’ currency slips use the Jefferson coalition of police and police and corrections officers, to use expanding or hollow design, A26, and keep the brown sportsmen’s groups Tuesday gowns lavished with nosed bullets, also known as color of that stamp. renewed their opposition to a These items are not very proposal outlawing “dum dum” dum dum. It would aso ban ONE race...lor great nights-out costly except for the inverted- bullets in Connecticut. hunters and target shooters from using the bullet. back rarities, that go as high as To make them difficult to ‘"The police must be able to POUND When thb case came to court, The ‘envy’ gowns to be seen In. ‘Infinity’ February, make an attractive adequately protect themselves 5250. The real gem to find would counterfeit they have Connecticut state police Murray’s lawyer objected to this creates our latest, loveliest, flowing versions pair. The International Associa­ and the public from the be an original paper with the tion of Space Philatelists should “guilloches.” ’Turned out to be touched off a controversy last evidence on grounds of “unrea­ criminal,” their statement LOAVES adorned with antique lace. Sizes 5-13. Sen­ stamps pasted on, but nothing be happy. Their bulletin, the artwork — bands of interlacing summer when it was learned sonable search and seizure.” He said, claiming that criminals pointed out that the detectives had sational ‘kabukl’ sleeve style In oyster or like that is listed in the catalog. “Explorer,” just published, curved lines. Also the notes are they use dum dum in their are using more powerful no warrant to search the waste rosebud, $42. Sweetheart neckline gown, lace gives listings of 24 NASA printed right to the edge, no powerful new .357 magnum weapons. basket. The Mariner 10 stamp is at launchings for 1975. white borders, to make them bolero look-and ruffled flounce, aqua only, The proposal would nuke it a pistols. But the court found the evi­ $38. the local P.O. windows. It is a easier to identify in stacks. dence admissible and Murray neat thing, in cool blues. You . A 20-billion-mark German SALE APRIL 17-18-19 guilty. Junior place, downtown and Parkade. know right away the value — 10 Notgeld note, originally worth Hate to spend the time but “Once the discarded items were cents — and which end is up. $2.40, went for a record $324 at we’d all better scrutinize every MANCHESTER Ai filjLlh.t --i TO I M • .UAN' ' > ■ outside of the room,” said the Downtown Also only one plate number to a recent London auction. ’The one of our bundles of $2.60 ixiurt, “they wpre in the public Mon-Tue-Wed-FrI-Sat. 9:30-5;30 worry about. buyer just wanted it to show his Zepps. Bogus ones were found HOSPITAL NOTES domain.” Thur. 9:30*9 The USPS poster says; "In kids what inflation was (or is). in Paris in 1952 and some may it': ': As a rule, the constitutional Parkade the unique two-for-one have got over. here. ’The best protection against unreasonable Mon.-Sat. 10*6 Discharged Monday; Harold Marilynn LeVasseur, Rocky go west, or planetary mission. Mariner 10 way to spot the fake; The search and seizure does not ap(Hy Tue-Wed-Thur-FrI 10-9 Where to find old coins; A Bailey, 15 Robin Rd.; William Hill; Charles Weiss, 115 Diane swept by Venus, taking man’s background behind the to articles that have been aban­ writer in Coin World reports Jones, David Dr., (Coventry; Dr., South Windsor. Dumbemnd fypms around tho world In first close-up pictures, and then numerals is crossed lines in­ doned. This is true even though good hunting in auto junkyards, Ethel Roginka, 21 Windemere they were abandoned under the Went on to Mercury...orbited behind and und^ seats, etc. Of stead of a solid color. our ‘studded’ pantsuit the sun and flew by Mercury a St.; Belle Dion, 60 Lockward pressure of.pursuit. course, the older the car the St.; John Abele, 36 Weils St.; In another case a speeding mo­ second time...’’ It was an Tuesday the 22nd will be the better. He has found Indian Eli^beth Resnick, 67 Butternut torist, noticing a police car fol­ application of a slingshot last Manchester Philatelic Heads, silver dollars, and such, Rd.; Susan Zahner, Cider Mill lowing hiin, tossed a package of technique whereby the gravity Society meeting before the and you can’t beat the prices. Rd., Ellington; Alice Eldridge, narcotics out the window into an pull of Venus was the rubber MANPEX at the high school 34 Union PI.; William Pawlina, open field. band. Was sent flying to the big dic­ April 26 and 27. Panic Police retrieved the package. ‘Just Devine’ razzmatazz white polyester...a This, and the 10-cent Pioneer- Glastonbury. tionary by a story, also in CW, preparations will be in order. And again, a court ruled that the ‘smashing’ look! Bright white, studded with V Jupiter stamp issued in about India's new bank notes. Mott’s 7-10 p.m. evidence was valid. The court said Also, Shirley Fallon, 9 West- the man had clearly abandoned turquoise, white and silver colored stones. The Middletown Coin Club field St.; Rosemary Trueman, possession of the package before See them on the front and back yokes and will have their big show on Sun­ Twin Hills Dr., (Coventry; Jean the police picked it tip. collar. Elastic waist, pull-on pants. 10-18. day, 10 to 5, at the Sons of Italy Harrington, 329 Lake St., Ver­ But there must also be an in- tent-to-abandon. Another man, dresses, downtown and Parkade. Hall, 74 Court St. No charge for non; Nancy Miller, 38 Eva D r^ Leaving the World Vernon’; Victoria Orduz, 21^ sitting in a taxi, dropped a box of admission. Features; A silent pills on the floor when a police­ auction, free door prizes, Margaret Rd.; Nancy man walked up. Here too the offi­ Behind —Disney Style refreshments and a 2^ealer Ctopeland, 35 Ferguson Rd.; cer seized the box. brouse. In these circumstances, how­ Landon Haynes, Florida’s ever, a court decided later that By DAVID L. LANGFORD director of tourism research, the box could not be used as evi­ LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. dence. The court said that al­ f said the state’s tourist industry (UPI) — Disney World czar fincHER GLASS (». .f a s ? though it had been laid aside mo­ is running about 15 per cent Dick Nunis, with characteristic mentarily, it was still within the ahead of the 1973 boom year and fussing over detail, was helping Over 25 Year* of Experience On America’s Most man's reach—still, for all prac­ he has upgraded his projection the bartender at Cap’n Jack’s tical puiposes, within his posses­ to a total of about 26 millio sion. ' Oyster Bar perfect a drink he Auto - Plate - Window Olaaa - Mirrors - Qlaes visitors for 1975. “An occupied taxicab,” ob­ calied a “strawberry Tom Brownlee, Executive Furniture Tops • Picture Framing - Fireplace ft Famous Fimiitiire served the judge, “is not to be Margarita.” Director of the Orlando Area poor Mirrors • Medicine Cabinets - Special Work compared with an open field." Nunis and his tablemates — Chamber of Commerce, said Bob Allen, Disney’s vice presi­ Collector’s Items A public service feature of the the area’s 28,448 motel rooms, American Bar Association and i dent in charge of resorts, and which show ^ an occupancy Danish Plates Charlie Ridgway —were Ihncfaester Brands! the Connecticut Bar Associa­ rate of only 46 per cent for the 649-4521 Presidential tion. Written by Will Bernard. savoring a report released this first three months of 1974. Decanter* week that showed gate-bustin’ averaged 61 per cent the first Nulln* No Nonsense . . . Entire Furniture O 1975 American Bar Association crowds at both Disney World I three quarters of this year. Estimates Gladly Given ’ Reproductions and Disneyland in California. It Open Thurs. ft Fri. till 9 P.M. ONSave*300 rURCHASES FROM.42.000 TO 42.800 Stock Included! As Bob Allen pointed out, brought the total for the first “We hear a lot of people say, Bat pil 5 P.M. PlasUcs in Block three years of the year to 3.15 ‘We gave up our vacaUon last - 3/16” - V4” million, 49.5 per cent better year, but we’re not going to 54 McKee St, Manchester Block Bheots or than last year. give it up in the future.’” (Off Center BIreat) Cut Bizos “We really believe people are HERE ARE lUST A just tired of it all, and this type ON PURCHASES FROM llM a TO 01 BGo of family entertainment offers them an escape,” said Nunis. FEW EXAMPLES: “They can leave the trials and Poison Gas tribulations of the outside world Save*200ON P.JRCHASBS FROM 01.100 TO 11.490 Experiment behind.” AMERICAN HERITAGE coavertiUoR. Reg. U45. Gary Eves was one of those Full shr lofft bed; reivndUe rushlprtG Report Denied visitors. He sat on a park bench I# (obrici...... Dear Friend: of Main St. in the Magic CANBERRA (UPI) - KROEHLER hM^ck swlxd rockeni. Reg. I1R9,9S.'. Kingdom, waiting for his wife This Msik(«'» Poy - May 11. 1975,honor your t!bolre ef Coloultl ft TrudHIoud Mylen, 9*1 >1 O Defense Minister Lance Bar­ ON PURCHASES FROM 0800 TO I1.0M and children to buy the last of mother by giving the gift of life to needy children. >flveb.of HePfuloun...... 1 4 ? 0 nard said Tuesday there was no evidence that - prisoners from the souvenirs to take back home Thousands of sick and homeless children in Vietnam C X )1 .0 N IA L t*pe.. ColoaUL Uvlug rooML Reg. to Sharon, Pa. need your help. '1 ; , 1619.95. V'iug budw. Cho«w fruui sdidR, * m ^ g \ American jails had been killed The 35-year-old construction frlwuftplddk...... as guinea pigs during a World worker said he and his wife, a A contribution to FtiClUb 9^ ClutcUtW in your own Save^OO CATNAPPER S-fodtlaa full recUnem. Reg, A||i>,45 War II experimental bombing nurse, had been saving their mother's name (or memory) will provide food . . . ON PURCHASES FROM MOO TO I7W AvdUble la fully nupporled 9 1 1 f l attack with mustard gas on an a 4i«yK«idrol4irH...... l l o money and planning the trip for medical help . . . a chance for life to the children in our island off the Queensland coast. more than a year. or|ihanagcs. BURLING'TON HOUSE indiu..d The allegation was made '/rtf-f ;A “So far the economy hasn’t Miilr. Rrg. AiOlV.V.t. triple dmwrr. lulu mirror. Monday by a former Royal ' ■rtudre^jull^^f^^ ...... | ✓ O hurt us much,” he said. “I’ve h iitd t s i CiuU m will prnviili; a special I Australian Air Force pilot, who been working seven days a Mother's Day C ard which will be mailed to you or to ^ i ON PURCHASES FROM 0400 TO 0600 PINE TOPS willd pim ll.Ing rcMMi Bulte. Rf|L I1S56. said he participated in the bom­ your mother inrormiug her of your thouglitful gilt. Our Rued dteriug! 6 euddou roCb. $*| 1 bing of an island 200 miles off week sometimes.” f-bdr. phtfonu rocker, —d otto— ...... X X o J O T he family, including the Queensland coast in 1944.' children at ages 9, 11, and 2, BASSETT HedUerranew S>gr. dlulug rooui. ^ Barnard said the incident to Ktlemduu table w/letfic \ ride »iU t trm which the pilot referred was planned to spend three days at ebdrw. . •799 Disney World, staying at the ON PURCHASES FROM 0200 TO OaW similar In some respects to a Contemporary Hotel at $56 a To; FRIENDSOF CHILDREN, INC. 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Townsville and Mackay, he ON rUiCHASES FROM tJt TtlSM said. that ever traveled the worldl Sturdy, easy- cially. NAME ADDRESS Dan Kilgore, a dentist from Barnard said animals had care...even wipe cleani Kalamazoo, Mich., bringing his ■rr y S ^ been placed on the island and wife and two children for the NAME ADDRESS equipment for measuring the • Large compartment bags • Short Direct to Mother(t) | [ effects had been installed but park for a second time, just ;q to n n e rtic iil hntnf'm .ikor., sinr^ I'lO'l \ shoulder and shoulder bags Ptaaie tend FRIENDS OF CHILDREN Mother's Day Cards there were no human smiled and said; “No, the Beck to me [ | • Plenty of zippers and roomy com­ volunteers on the island. economy has not had much Ptftons! nmsagm may b t anctoud or written on beck o f tbit form. FR E E D ELIV ER Y AND S ET U P partments effect on me, generally.” "Volunteers were landed im­ NO MONEY DOWN blau IN YOUR HOME AS USUAL mediately after tlie bombing,” Others said it was a vacation Amount Enclostd $ ______' furniture stores • White, Bone, Natural, Champagne, Navy Barnard said. "There is no that had been planned for a long My nama and address b: ■______accessories, downtown and Parkade time and they didn’t want to NO INTEREST CHARGE CONVENIENT STORE HOURS: record of deaths but there lyere disappoint their families. some injuries. There is no “’TUs was the year we were FOR 90 FULL DAYS A y evidence that U.S. prisoners going to come down, so we 11115 MAIN ST. OoF>n Sun'I.iv ' to •> Eor h'O/. . ''Toronto, Canada.

i 'r '■1! PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 16,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Wed., April 16, 1975 — PAGE FIFT»iii’!N J JUST ARRIVED Contestants To Vie For Pageant Title ON SECOND r THOUGHT MORE OF By JAN WARREN THIS SEASON’S WASHABLE HALF-PRICE POLYESTER Dog Gets All The Trouble With Having a Green Thumb PANT COATS SALE The Petting AND Years ago I saved the life of a “You mean tell her that the STORM By Abigail Van Buren sick philodendron and earned buds just dropped off? She’d of e 1l75byCMugoTribMexico area. College game are: North- St. Bridget Rosary Society served, and prizes awarded. BE THE BRIDE OF YOUR DREAMS IN for the fall semester at Adelphi Beach, Miss, performed the For traveling, Mrs. Desmarais South: Don and Virginia Weeks, will sponsor a benefit military Tickets may be purchased at and EQUIPMENT AN EXQUISITE WEDDING GOWN University, Garden Cty, L.I., double-ring ceremony. wore a brown pantsuit. ’The cou­ first; Geri Barton and Floyd whist and setback card party the door. AND SAVE 50% OR MORE. IN WHITE N.Y. She is majoring in com­ ’The bride, given in marriage ple will live in Manchester. Baranello, second; James HEADQUARTERS Friday at 8 p.m. at St. Bridget Proceeds will be used for the munications. HERE IN MANCHESTER GABLE T.V.! Mrs. Desmarais is employed Tatro and Lance Tatro, third. OR IVORY, BOUFFANT OR SLIM A- School cafeteria. eight scholarships the ^iety by her father, wore a mint She will be involved in a green gown with a ihatching by The N. W. Day Supply Co. of East-West: Jim Baker and LINE SKIRTS, DETACHABLE OR Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward maintains at East Catholic ZAHNER’S work-study program at Connec­ jacket, veil and headpiece. She Hartford, as inventory control Fred Clark, first; Jim Ander­ ATTACHED TRAINS, SCOOP OR McKeever will conduct the High School and for other ticut Public Television-Channel and billing supervisor. son and Sam Cuscovitch, se­ MEN’S SHOP HIGH NECK LINES. games, which are open to the projects of the society. wore diamond earrings and 24 in Hartford next summer. silver adbessories and a light Mr. Desmarais is president of cond; Faye Lawrence and Jane DOWNTOWN public. Refreshments will be Mrs. McKeever, general She is the daughter of Mr. and green orchid corsage. D & R Machine Co. in Lowe, third. ROCKVILLE chairman of the event, is being Mrs. Lester M. Shapiro, 90 Manehester. Wedding assisted by a large com/hittee. Steep Hollow Lane. REG. *200-*350 HERE'S WHAT CABLE DOES FOR YOU Janovsky-Ladd NOW Sharon Rae I^dd of Cam­ A GROUP OF THE MOST ABOUT ELEGANT SAMPLE bridge, Mass, and Milos CAMP GLEN HAVEN e 15 CLEAR CHANNELS See Janovsky, also of Cambridge, FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE TOWN WEDDING GOWNS PROM were married March 22 at our new FAMOUS DESIGNERS. Columbia Congregational DAY CAMP • MORE MOVIES, SPORTS COSTLY CHANTILLY AND ALENCON LACE Church in Columbia. (For Boys and Qlrla) FROM NEW YORK - T he Rev. Norman E. Tsavorite Gems. The bride is the daughter of TRIMMED, MARACAINE MORE OF EVERYTHING Swensen, pastor of Trinity JERSEY, QUIANA Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Ladd (Covenant Church, will lead a Glowing, Green, Transparent of Rockville and Columbia. The THE 17th CONSECUTIVE YEAR UNDERSTATED LOOK, e ELIMINATES COLOR FADEOUT, SNOW, INTERFERENCE Bible study tonight at 7:30 §t SOME WITH BEAUTIFUL bridegroom is the son of Mr. LOCATED AT CRYSTAL LAKE, ELLINGTON the church. and Vladimer Janovsky of e ELIMINATES NEED FOR ANTENNA & ANTENNA WORRIES Beautiful, Affordable LACE-EDGED ______(Only 28 Min, from Manchester) MANTILLAS. Prague, Czechoslovakia. • ELIMINATES TUNING PROBLEM INCLUDING UHF TUNING Al-Anon family poups will The Rev. George K. Evans of meet tonight at 8 at St. James 6 6 Camp Admlnlttrator Camp Director e NO CONTRACT TO SIGN the Columbia Congregational GEORGE MITCHELL Church; ’Thursday at 8 p.m. at Church performed the double­ TONYRASH BS Unht. of Conn. B.8. Loyola Collaga e FREE CABLE the Pathfinders Club, 102 Nqr- ring ceremony. Mrs. Allan M.8. SprInglMd CoUag* M.E.D. Univ. of Maryland man St.; and Friday at 10 a.m. Robinson of Columbia was C.A.Q.8. (6th yr.) UnW. of HIM. QuManca Countalor MAINTENANCE ' at- South ynited Methodist organist. QuMwiea Couiwalar Windham High 8chool WlndMT High 8chool C3iurch campus. Alateen for the The bride was given in ’^12-to 20-year-old children of 8525 marriage by her father. AthleUc Director problem drinkers will meet Mrs. Joann L. Gidlund of Los AUGIELINK Save Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Angeles, Calif., was her sister’s B.8. Bprintlald Collaga BY SUBSCRIBING TODAY Pathfinders Club. The family matron of honor. DIractor of AthMIea Tolland High School Let US wire your home rfow groups are open to friends and Vladimer Janovsky of Cam­ relatives living with severe bridge, Mass, was his brother’s Boating Director Watertront Director REGULAR INSTALLATION $20.00 . problem drinkers. . best man. JIMALLELY PAT COLLET SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY FEE $10.00 A reception was held at 1.8. Cantral'Stata Collaga B.A. Control Slata Collaga ;• The Presbyterian Church will Piano’s in Bolton, after which Ind. Arta Taaehar Taaehar YOU SAVE $10.00 •: have a Bible study and prayer Tolland High School the couple left on a trip to Cromwall High School MONTHLY SERVICE CHARGE ONLY $7.95 !; meeting tonight at 7:30 and a Maine. They will reside in Bible ^tudy Thursday at 9:30 Arlington, Nfoss. HKE ROaniBU AVAMJtlU AT... •; a.m. at the church, 43 Spruce Mrs. Janovsky attended the O AUK nOSIST - S21 Harttanl H ., ItaiielMttir 60 PRAH SI. — DOWNTOWN HARTFORD •• St. University of Madrid, Madrid, sAssifr srarr s h s p - m i Mam s t , MandwaMr JACaSOaV NAWH - WaiMhii OPEN MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS TILL 9 P.M. Spain. Mr. Janovsky received MEOHUn nUMIACT - ViniM Orels First Church of Christ, Scien- CXr 75th Anniversary'rfear his master’s degree in architec­ -MCAU- 6 4 6 - 6 4 0 0 ■ tist, will have a meeting tonight As Lead*ig Jewelers ASilv^smiths 14-ltarat gold ture at the Harvard Graduate CAMP KGSCTABT - L Hartford H8-S77S Da« or Mglrt Call ; at 8 which will include in­ School of Design. He is also FHB THAmnSTATlOH Swa Watidiaalw , Wapalii| nagglBI Gi GREATER HARTFORD CATV INC., 801 PARKER ST., MANCHESTER dividual testimonies by iRtNl INON HMiito ScNoBi 958 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 527-5265 engaged in grai^ic designs and students of Christian Science. Hartford • Waattarma Mall UiMtrations. ’The meeting is open to the public. PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 16,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 16, 1975 - PAGE SEVENTEEN OBITUARIES Pascale’s Bond Bruce Ballard Records 21 Strikeouts Mrs. John S. Gleason had been employed as a phar­ Set at $100,000 BOLTON—The funeral of macist at the Leone Pharmacy, Mrs. Janet Dorothy Gleason of East Hartford. 1 Laurawood Dr., who died He is also survived by a Donald J.. Pascale, 23, of, tional.Center. He was to appear Monday from injuries received brother, Joseph Creamer of Somerville, N. J;, accuaed of tbe in court again today. In Brilliant Showing Against Penney in a motorcycle accident, are Wethersfield; and several murder of a Mfuichester man Pascale is charg^ with last Thursday at 11a.m. at St. nieces and nephews. last week, enter^ed his Wednesday afternoon’s slaying-' George’s Episcopal Church. The funeral is Friday at 9:15 automatic “not guilty’’ plea of Leo E. Gauthier, 22, of 8Q By Len Auster Ballard worked his way out Kelley Field with John helped his own cause with ’The Indians got all the third, scoring two with two Mark Dumond both went to Tuesday in Hartford County of jams in the first two in­ The Rev. John Flora III, a.m. from the John F. Tierney Summer St. Gauthier was on.', Unless someone can Koepsel (1-0) expected to two hits and an RBI. Ray runs they needed off starter out. After Sullivan forced cover, the latter called for Superior Court. his way to visit his mother^at nings when Penney loaded vicar, will officiate. Burial will Funeral Home, 219 W. Center provide proof otherwise, draw the mound assign­ Sullivan and Odell each had and loser Jim Bottaro in the Ray Gliha for the second it, but they pulled an be in Bolton Center Cemetery. St., with a Mass at St. A bench .warrant issued. Shoor Jewelers, 917 Main St,, the bases, aided in the se­ ment. Koepsel a year ago two hits, the latter laying Alphonse and Gaston with Tuesday removed the murder Bruce Ballard in his first out, Odell reached safely on Friends may call at Holmes Christopher’s Church, East where she worked, when be was; cond frame by a brilliant struck out 18 Bristol Eastern two perfect bunts down the the peg winding up in center case from the jurisdiction of gunned down on the sidewalk in: varsity start established a a throwing error by third Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Hartford, at 10. Burial will be in diving grab by centerfielld . batters io share the previous third base stripe for hits. baseman Tim Riley with and Odell across the plate. Rose Hill Memorial Park, East Hartford’s Court of Com­ frbnt of the store. new A ^chester High school Penney (0) Manchester, tonight from 7 to 9. Bob Odell. Odell’s stab mark. AB R H Rocky Hill. mon Pleas and transferred it to Pascale was taken, into strikeout record in leading Sullivan taking third. The Mrs. Gleason, the wife of saved at least two runs with Hitting star for the In­ Mtncheeler (7) Manchester added a run in Friends may call at the the higher court. custody by State Police within the Indians to a 7-0 AB R U lb latter scored on Maloney’s John S. Gleason, was born Jan. Ballard getting the final two Pressam arita, ph the fifth, chalked up three funeral home lliursday from 2 In brief proceedings Tuesday an hour of the shooting.! whitewashing of Penney dians was senior Tri-Captain Sullivan, sa opposite field liner to ri^t, 23, 1942 in Tiffen, Ohio, and had outs to escape unscathed. Odell, cf Almquist, 2b, ss more in the seventh aided by lived in West Hartford for many to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. in Hartford, bond was set at Manchester Police, who are; High yesterday in CCIL Jack Maloney with two hits Maloney, c Dussault, c Odell going to third. 1100,000 in &e case. Unable to completing'their investigation The victory was the se­ in four trips to the plate and AnUiony, Jb Vanderburg, rf two Black Knights’ errors, years. She had lived in Vernon baseball action in East Hart­ Healy,3b Coogan, rf and tallied its final marker post the bond, Pascale is being of the incident, haven’t offered cond in as many starts for three RBIs. Maloney drew a Roepeel, U Dumond, ss for four years before coming to ford. With Blair Anthony at bat, Bolton seven years ago. Charles W. Marsh held at the Hartford Correc- a motive for the slaying. the Silk Towners, both bases loaded full count walk (biesnel, If Robinson, 2b in the eighth. Meanwhile, The flame-throwing junior Ballard, p BarUlari, cf Maloney broke for second She had been employed as a Charles W. Marsh, 83, of shutouts. Penney is now 1-2 in the fifth to account for Nicola, Zb Riley, 3b Ballard kept on getting Ostront, 2b Bottaro, p and catcher Steve Dussault licensed practical nurse at Westfield, Mass., died Monday righthander fanned 21 Black for the season, 1-1 in the one tally. Ballard, who stronger, his curve began to GUha, rf Sherwood, ph decided to throw through. Elmcrest Psychiatric Institute, night at Noble Hospital, West- Knights, striking out the league. Manchester’s next walked three and allowed Griffin, rf Eastman, p break sharper, and the Tasillo, lb 1 1 1 Deporolls, ph Second baseman Bob Portland. She was a member of field, after a long illness. He Man Found Dead, side in the fourth, sixth, tilt is Thursday afternoon at five hits, just one safety Penney batters connected Almquist and shortstop BRUCE BALLARD St. George’s Episcopal Church was the father of William C. eighth and ninth innings. 3:35 against Hall High at after the second inning. Totals 39 7 10 3 Totals 33 0 5 5 with nothing but air. and a member of its choir. She Marsh of Manchester. also was founder of the Bolton He is also survived by a Wife Unconscious Junior Women’s Club. daughter, five grandchildren A member of the Republican and nine great-grandchildren. A 77-year-old South Windsor said Stirling B. Thomas Sr. and Town Conunittee, she was an The funeral is 'Thursday at 11 (Herald photo by Dunn) man is dead and his 61-year-old Minerva S. Thomas, of 1106 alternate on the Bolton Plan­ а. m. at the Firtion-Hollister Pleasant Valley Rd. were found Eagles Fly High, wife is in critical condition at ning Commission and an alter­ Funeral Home, Broad St., The Manchester Memorial unconsious by their son, Blair nate on the Regional Planning Westfield, Mass. Burial will be Hey, What Happened to Your Jump Rope? Hospital. Both were found un­ Thomas who called police. Commission of the Capitol in Pine Hill Cemetery, West- conscious in their apartment When police arrived they Region Council of field. Herald Angle Bentley School students are jumping invisible ropes to a program for the Bentley School PTA. Four-year-old Eileen last night about 10:45, police called Dr. Harold Shipiro, Governments. Friends may call at the “slimnastics” record as part of a recent gymnastics Dee, right, looks like she would like to join the group. said. Tolland County medical Win Third in Row She is also survived by her funeral home Wednesday from Police Chief John Kerrigan examiner who pronounced By Earl Yost 7 to 9 p.m. parents, Joseph and Ruth Thomas dead of apparent Sports Editor Daniel Cogan of West Hartford; The family suggests that any asphixiation. Police said Thursday afternoon at 3:30 two daughters, Rebekah A. memorial contributions may be By Doug Ovian Socha to center. Socha Thomas, who has been an in­ swiped second, McMahon at home against Ledyard Gleason and Rachel A. Gleason, made to St. James Church or to East Catholic won its third valid for years, was found in his Notes Off the Cuff and Tom Miles walked and a High. both at home; a brother, Daniel the Kidney Foundation of bed with a plastic bag tied straight baseball game passed ball by Bulldog J. Cogan of Tall Timbers, Md.; Connecticut, 964 Asylum Ave., England’s Manchester around his head. * Boxing buffs in these parts will have a chance to view yesterday easily defeating E u t Catholic (14) and two sisters, Mrs. Arthur J. Hartford. catcher Skip Kearney AB a FIRE CALLS Mrs. Thomas, whom police both a live and a teevee feature next month. ’The live show Bulkeley High of Hartford, Furlong, 2b Jarvis of West Hartford and costs the town approximately $1.5 million said has been under psycMatric will be the Manchester Police Union-sponsored card at allowed Socha to score. MoffeU, U, lb Mrs. Alfred E. LeBIanc (Continued from Page One) 14-5, at the Eagles’ field. Socha, ss Mrs. Gerald W. Murphy of St. a year. treatment for years, was found Manchester High’s Clarke Arena which will feature home­ Bulkeley came back with Louis, Mo. Mrs. Beatrice E. LeBIanc, 51, “In England, we are fighting against Leading East’s charge McMahon, lb fire off Rt. 30. (Vernon Fire “We are also very proud of our inter­ unconscious in the living room town heavyweight Amie Brower on May 10. Six nights single runs in the third and MUes, 3b The family suggests that any of 161 W. Center St. died this MANCHESTER supermarkets springing up on the fringe of were shortstop Dan Socha, Krashefski, rf. Department) national airport,” he added with a grin. from a apparent overdose of fourth innings with East ad­ memorial contributions may be morning at her home. She was Tuesday, 5:07 p.m. — gas the town and making the city’s center less later, Muhammad Ali will place his world heavyweight ti­ who went four-for-four at Lamb, cf Tuesday, 9:32 p.m. — minor The Boardmans will visit in Washington, pills. She was taken to ding one in its half of the Charlesbois, c made to the Memorial Fund of the wife of Alfred E. LeBIanc. washdown at 877 Main St. valuable. We are not against competition, tle on the line against Ron Lyle with ABC carrying the ac­ Hickey p, rl barn fire off Muddybrook Rd. D.C. and New York City for a few days Manchester Memorial the plate and three RBIs, St. George’s Episcopal Church. Mrs. LeBIanc was bom June (Town) but the supermarkets purchase the tion...Hilary Demarest of the Manchester Racquet Club fourth, Socha tripling and Pierro, p (Ellington Fire Department) this week to take in a few more of the Hospital. Chief Kerrigan said and pitcher Terry Hickey T. Martin, 3b Members of the Bolton б , 1923 in St. John’s, N.B., Can., Tuesday, 5:08 p.m. — engine cheaper land — and we still have a high reports 28 mixed doubles entries have been received for scoring on McMahon’s Tuesday, midnight — bonfire sights they have heard so much about. police have not been able to who had two triples and four Tuller, If Republican Town Committee and h^d lived in Manchester fire on motorbike at 389 Lydall budget to meet.” this weekend’s tournament with 30 men’s team entries sacrifice fly. Gerbo, cf in South Coventry. (South and On Monday, they’ll be homeward bound question her. RBIs. Hickey went the first Driscoll, rf and the Bolton Junior Women’s since 1966. She had been St. (Eighth District and Town) To help draw the customer interest to The Eagles put it away North Coventry Departments where the task of helping “run the town” An autopsy is to be performed already in for a tourney later this month... Nick Nicola, a five innings to notch his Hamer, p Club will meet at the funeral employed as a licensed prac­ Tuesday, 8:39 p.m. — bon fire the city shopping areas, Boardman said, with four runs in the fifth in­ Hammick, 2b with Tolland on standby at the will be waiting for them. on Thomas at Rockville Little League coach for 10 years and in the Alumni League third victory of the -young home tonight at 7 to pay tical nurse at Manchester in Wickham Park. (Town) Manchester has municipal parking which ning. Lamb was hit by a D. Martin, ph Tuesday, 9:33 p.m. -- camp­ North Coventry firehouse) General Hospital, today, police two years, has doffed the coaching role for an umpire’s season. respects to Mrs. Gleason. Manor convalescent home. pitch, stole second, and Totals 30 14 13 She is also survived by three fire in Center Springs Park off said. job. Nick was one of eight successful candidates who Bulkeley opened the scored on a scratch hit by Bulkeley (S) brothers, Gerald McCarthy, Valley St. (Town) ANDOVER scoring in the first with AB R H E Charlebois. Furlong Crane, ss 3 2 2 3 Frank McCarthy and Camillo Tolland County Today, 6:42 a.m. — house fire Marty Crane scoring on a' Daniel J. Creamer on Bailey Rd. See story in grounded to shortstop Crane Pelletier, rf McCarthy, all of St. John;s; Tuesday, 7:02 a.m. — car fire fielder’s choice. East Cittto. 2b Daniel J. Creamer, 75, of 414 on Vernon Ave. (Rockville Fire today’s Herald. (Andover, Merged Firm in Towing Rotation who overthrew the catcher Coleman, cf, p four sisters, Mrs. Catherine retaliated with one of its Kearney, c Hill St., East Hartford, died Department) Columbia, and Bolton Fire allowing Charlebois to Dorin, Ms. Eleanor Green, Mrs. own, slugger Mark Cascone, If Tuesday night at Manchester Maureen Trenholm and Mrs. ■Tuesday, 4:15 p.m. — grass Departments) VERNON owner of the Bug Barn on Rt. 83 trade suit against the Town of The organization, with the score. Moffett singled and Deforge, 3b Memorial Hospital. He was the Vernon in the amount of $750f- McMahon driving in Socha Blake, lb Mary Riley, all of St. John’s; Michael Royce, the owner of in Vernon, and is now included exception of Town Line Auto Socha delivered a double Cktrrlon, p (Herald photos by Dunn) husband of Mrs. Evelyn with a single to right. and several nieces and Royce Auto Repair of in the Vernon Towing Associa­ 000 because he was not allowed Body just over the Vernon line sending Charlebois across Walton, (b DeForge Creamer. Ellington, has formed a tion. to join the rotation towing in Tolland, was made up of ail ’The Eagles took the lead Donlin, p nephews. the plate ahead of Moffett. Balluchl, rf Mr. Creamer was bom Dec. partnership with Wayne Besaw, Royce filed a restraint-of- organization in Vernon. Vernon services. When Royce for good with five runs in East Coach Jim Penders Gets Across Point The funeral and burial will be East added its final runs Yakanello, U 9,1899 in Providence, R.I., and in St. John’s. filed his suit^ the Town Council their half of the second. Barnacle, p in the sixth inning. Hickey Pouluzzo, ss Batterymatea Terry Hickey, Tim Charlebois Settled Down lived in the Manchester-East Friends may call at the John voted to limirpolice referrals John Krashefski opened Lee, lb 110 0 Drabowsky Happeny Demarest tripled to right scoring Dave Hartford area for 35 years. He F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 AREA to Vernon towing firms only. matters with a single up the The suit still stands in Fierro, who hurled two Totals 38 3 11 4 W. Center St., Thursday from 2 midle and advanced on Buckley 101 100 020 5 Tolland County Court. The Bug passed thewritten exam for membership in the scoreless frames in a relief East Catholic 190 143 OOx 14 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. POLICE REPORT V e m o n Teach er G iven Leave Keith Lamb’s sacrifice. Tim Richard Conte, Barn Towing Service became Manchester Chapter of the State Board...Tom Happeny of stint, and Lamb. Hickey was RBI: Furlong, Moffett, Socha, Charlebois walked and McMahon 2. Hickey 4; 2BH: Coleman, East Golfers Start part of the rotation organiza­ Manchester has been selected to have his biography plated on Moffett’s third hit. Kearney, Walton 2; 2BH: Socha; 3BH: Hickey blasted a triple deep Actor, Dies tion last month. The appear in the Outstanding College Athletes of American The Bulldogs closed out Socha, H ic k ^ 2, Coleman; BB: H ic k ^ , ELLINGTON Volunteer Fire Department partnership was formed March to right centerfield Carrion 4, Donlin 3, Barnacle 1; LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Ac­ was called to extinguish the For Study of Art Therapy volumn. Happeny lettered in baseball, wrestling and foot­ the scoring with two runs in Hickey 2, Pierro 2, Hamer 3, Danin 3, Eight young people were h . Each has a wrecker and the delivering the two runners. Coleman 2; Hits off; Hickey B for 3 runs tor Richard Conte, who brought blaze which was started by ball at the University of Hartford. The former East the eighth. in 9 inninra; Carbion 6 for 6 runs in 12/3; charged Tuesday night with various services serve one Hickey crossed on Mike With Twin Triumph the smooth menace of a coiled ABOUT using boards from the bam Miss Polly Smith, an art recommended that Miss She has taught in the Vernon Catholic High player had to pass up baseball this spring East pounded out 13 while Pierro 0 lor 0 runs in 2 innings; Danlin 4 reckless burning in connection week on a rotation basis. Furlong’s sacrifice fly to for 9 runs in 31/3 innings; R im er 3 for 2 cobra to movie portrayals of itself. Police said the boards teacher in the Vernon School Smith’s request be granted. school system for the past four due to a knee injury...While vacationing in Florida recent­ Bulkeley had 11, but the runs in 2 innings; Barnacle 3 for 3 runs in TOWN with the investigation of a center. Bill Moffett singled Victorious twice in its 1975 Results: East vs. Fitph East vs. New Britain gangster chiefs, including report of a fire in a tobacco were valued at $100. system, has been granted a two- . The board stipulated that she years at Skinner Road, Talcott- ly, John and Peg Oianda was included in a dinner party Bulldogs hurt their own 2 innings; Coieman 0 for 3 runs in 1 In­ Marlon Brando’s ^ f i a rival in and came all the way around ning; HBP: Lamb (by Danlin); W: debut was the East Catholic Cooney (EC) def. Aspinwall Cooney (EC) def. bam on Muddy Brook Rd. in The young people were year leave of absence to attend will be granted an advance of ville. East and Lake Street with Ken Smith, director of baseball’s Hall of Fame in cause with four errors. Hi»ey; PB: Charlesbois (2); L: the “The Godfather,” died released on their promise to one step on the satary schedule to score on a long single by Carrion. golf team, topping Fitch and 2 and 1; Torrance (EC) def. Masciotra 8 and 7; 'Torrance Ellington. the graduate school of the Schools. “I believe the Cooperstown, N.Y. E ast’s next tilt is Tuesday at age 65, the fourth The Recreation Department Charged were Alan T. Morse, appear in Common Pleas Court Hahnemann Medical School in while she is gone. Hahnemann graduate program New Britain both by 5-0 Thomas 6 and 4; Strella (EC) def. Fazzina 10 and 8; Hollywood star to die in six announces the cancellation of 18, of 8 Nye St., Rockville; 19, Rockville, May 20. Philadelphia, Pa. Miss Smith said she has been will enable me to be a more Ball and Strike Calls scores at Shennecossett (EC) def. ’Thomson 4 and 3; Strella (EC) def. Wellman 7 days. the recreational swim period at accepted into an intensive two- effective and valuable teacher and 5; LaFrancis (EC) def. Walter E. Carlson, 18, of 42 VERNON The Board of Education Mon­ Country Club. LaFrancis (EC) def. Conte, who appeared in more the Manchester High School year program leading to a in Vernon’s schools, particular­ Did you ever wonderwhat promoted baseball umpires to Emma Lane, Vernon, Kenneth Michael Armstrong, 14, of 97 day night voted to approve the Mike Cooney, Jeff Mahoney 4 and 3; East took Norton 8 and 6; East took than 100 films, had been in a Thursday due to the National master’s degree in Psychiatric ly as a resource person in NOTICE signal strike calls by raising the right arm? It all started Hoke, 19, of Virginia Lane, Union St., Rockville, was ad­ request of Miss Smith. Dr. Ray­ Torrance, Brad Strella and medal point 327-354; medal point 327-470. coma for 12 days since suffering Honor ^ ciety using the pool Art 'Therapy. She said because special education,” she said. Probate Court is opemfor con back in 1888 when an outfielder named Bill Hoy, a deaf Three School Records Tolland; (Christopher Desmond, mitted to Rockville General mond Ramsdell said leaves of Tim LaFrancis each won a massive heart attack followed area. of the time consuming nature of Her proposed graduate ferences with the judge from mute who performed with Washington, couldn’t hear the 19, of 253 Skinner Rd., Vernon; Hospital Tuesday with injuries absence are limited to 10 tw o matches with the by a stroke. the program and the distance to program is scheduled to start in 6:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. on G erald M cKeown, 19, of suffered when, while riding his months in any. five-year period umpire’s calls when he was batting. The umps began to use His death followed by one day There will be a paper drive Hahnemann, a leave is September and would be com­ Thursday nights. Night Set in GirW Track Meet Eagles gaining the medal Washington St., Vernon; bicycle on School St., he unless the superintendent arm gestures to tell him where the pitch was and the Will Take Action that of Academy-award win­ Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. necessary. pleted in June, 1976. “It is my telephone number: 649-0445. point also. M ^alists were Robert L. Watkins Jr., 20, of 64 collided with a Connecticut Co. recommends otherwise. He custom has prevailed. Only on strikes does the right hand ning stage and screen actor sponsored by the students of hope to then return to the Ver­ William E. Fitzgerald in the 880 and Liz Barrett in the Torrance and Strella each CHICAGO (UPI) — CSlicago Mayor Richard Daley said Gerald Dr., Vernon; Susan J. bus. go up. Pitches that are balls are verbally called by the men Three school records fell Frederic March, 77. Larry Assumption Junior High School. non schools as an art teacher in Judge of Probate two mile. Tri-Captain Cathy with an 80 with Cooney next Tuesday that if the Chicago Bears football team moves to Ducharme, 19, of Allen Dr., Police said the youth was in blue... Moe Drabowsky, former major league pitcher yesterday as the Manchester Parks, 60, who lip-synched the Papers may be brought to the the fall of 1977,” she said. Maher returned to action and on the list at 83. suburban Arlington Heights, the city will take court action Vernon; and Sheila Amaral, 19, riding along side of the bus Ex-Missionary Luncheon Guest High girls’ tracl^ team upended title role in “The A1 Jolson Assumption Church parking lot out of Hartford’s Trinity College, will be the p e s t speaker took a second in the long jump. of 36 Hale St., Ext., Rockville. when something apparently Hall High for the first time in to remove “Chicago” from their name. Story” and then faded into on S. Adams St. Pickup service Mrs. Worth Pearson, former at the annual sports banquet for Manchester Community Manchester’s next meet is Police said the property was happened to the bike’s coffee will be provided by the history, 68-55, at Pete Wigren George S. Halas, owner of the Bears, last week an­ obscurity with the admission he will be provided to those who missionary to Taiwan, will be College athletes May 8. Drabowsky is at much at home Friday at home against owned by Balf Co. of Hartford. mechanism causing him to run Trinity Fellowship. Track. It was the third straight nounced a proposal under which a stadium to hold more was a Communist, died Sunday, call the school by Friday. guest speaker Thursday noon at speaking behind a mike as he was pitching with a half Glastonbury High. The large bon fire burning in into the side of the bus. The guest speaker was a mis­ victory for the Indian maidens. High Jaycees than 80,000 would be built in Arlington Heights, with the and Marjorie Main, 85, moun­ Donors are reminded to tie a luncheon meeting at Trinity dozen major lea p e clubs...Among the four survivors in the barn was noticed by a Armstrong suffered a frac­ sionary to Taiwan under the Senior Wendy Comp for the Results; Bears as principal tenants. tain matriarch of the “Ma and their papers. Magazines are not Covenant Church. the Town Men’s Duckpin Bowling Tournament at the third straight meet established 80-yd. hurdles: 1. W alter (M), 2. Stop Penney passing motorist who reported tured arm and multiple bruises. Evangelical Covenant Church Pa Kettle” series, died accepted at this time. The next it to State Police. Mrs. Pearson will speak and of America. Earlier, she and Holiday Lanes, Bob Boroch has the lowest handicap, 11. a new record in the shot put Markiewicz (H), 3. Demonte (M) ;13.19. Thursday. drive will be in June. The accident is still under in­ 440-yd. relay: 1. Manchester (Goss, Upping its record to 2-0 Police said the Ellington answer questions about Cove­ her husband were missionaries He’ll face John Izzo Saturday. The latter has a 17-pin han­ with a toss of 32 feet, 9 inches, Downing, Waller, Pagani) :9S.9. vestigation. yesterday was the Manchester Wants to Pitch nant missions and her work to Inner Mongolia for three dicap. Lin Vigneault and Dom DeDominicis with 17 and 19 breaking her old barrier by Mile run: 1. Poulin (M), 2. Martin (H), during the meeting, which is 3. Donovan (M) 6:09.9. High jayvee baseball team with years. They presently are ser­ handicaps tangle in the other semifinal match...Talk about more than a foot. In the high 100-yd. dash: 1. SmiUi (H), 2. Pagani SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Ron Bryant, the San Fran­ open to the public. Those plan­ ving the Mission Covenant HNB jump, sophomore Teri Arendt (M). 3. Goss (M) :12.6. a 10-5 verdict over Penney High Meskill Judgeship Now Before Senate ambitious baseball schedules. Manchester Community cisco Giants’ pitcher who asked to be placed on the volun­ ning to attend are asked to Church in Blue Island, 111. cleared-the standard at 4-feet, 440-yd. run; 1. Crowley (M), 2. Brown in East Hartford. College will play a 54-game year-round schedule...New (M), 3. Goldenberg (H) 1:09.9. Tny Barrett paced the In­ tary retired list only 11 days ago, wants to pitch again, but WASHINGTON (UPI) - A charges against him were bring sandwiches. Dessert and MANCHESTER 101/2-inches, surpassing the old 880-yd. run; 1. Ladd (H), 2. C. Shanley not with the Giants, the National League team revealed slim majority of the Senate “general and vague.” nomination, but did not sign the made by Richard M. Nixon on York Giants will try two Saturday afternoon dates next mark held by Jackie Goss. The (M), 3. WalUce (H) 2:40. dians’ 10-hit attack with a 220-yd. dash: 1. Foran (M), 2. Smith Tuesday. It said Meskill “is a man of minority report. Aug. 9, 1974, in one of his last season, Oct.25 against St.Louis and Nov. 1 against San mile relay team of Barbara homer and tripe with Pat Irish Judiciary Committee called OFFICES (H), 3. Dawning (M) :28.6. Bryant’s business manager, Edward Margolin, asked Thomas J. Meskill .“fully high integrity and professional ■The American Bar Associa­ acts as president. President Diego, both at Shea Stadium which will be the site of all Crowley, Judy Brown, Linda Two-mile run: 1. Walsh (H), 2. Barrett contributing a homer and tion has actively opposed (M), 3. Warren (M) 14:30. single. Sophomore Pete Daigle the Giants for and was granted permission to arrange a qualified” to serve on the 2nd accomplishments. ’ ’ Ford resubmitted the nomina­ ' home NFL starts. The Jets, as expected, have the choice Maher and Sue Wojnarowski es­ 880-yd. med. relay: 1. Manchester Circuit Court of Apeals. “It is our opinion that Mr. MeskiU’s nomination, initially tion to the 93rd Congress. dates at Shea. tablished a new record with a (Foran, Goss, Walter, C. Shanley) 2:07.4. struck out five, walked four, trade with another team for the lefthander who won 24 But the minority replied that Meskill is fully qualifie for the 4:39 clocking. WIe relay: 1. Manchester ((Irowley, and allowed four hits in oames two years ago. Open Brown, L. Maher, Wojnarowski) 4:39. notching the victory. Meskill, a former Connecticut post to which he has been Other top performances were High jum p : 1. A rendt (M ), 2. 'There are several teams interested in Bryant, Margolin nominated,” the mjority report Sen, Weicker Grateful Markiewicz (H ), 3. Goss (M) 4' 10 1/2” . Sophomore Jeff Backofen had governor and congressman, has turned in by Darcy Walter in Shot put: 1. Q>mp (M),2. Byrne (H), 3. said, but the key is whether Commissioner Bowie Kuhn “almost no legal qualification” concluded. Muhammad Ali Sued two hits for the Silk Towners. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Sens. Edward M. Kennedy, D- the hurdles, Mary Foran in the Wilk (M) 32’ 9” . waives the 6(Way waiting period. for the post. The five senators signing the Mon , through Fri. NEW YORK (UPI) - “then began intentionally to 220, Val Poulin in the mile, and Discus: .1. Bryne (H), 2. Bernard (H), Mass., and Philip A. Hart, D- 3. Und (H) 104' 2” . The conflicting assessments, minority report said that in ad­ Lowell P. Weicker, R-Conn., throw rabbit punches” and says he is grateful for the Mich., for repudiating parts of For Your Information Muhammad Ali thought he Crowley in the 440. Second JaveUn: 1. Bernard (H), 2. Smith (H), underscoring the controversy dition to a lack of legal when Perdz directed him to 3. Markiewicz (H) 90” . Mat Co-Captain DRIVE-IN HOURS 9 - 4 threw the last punch in his fight place finishers included Maria over Meskill’s nomination, qualifications for the post, positive report issued by the the minority report accusing Long jump: 1. Bryne (H), 2. C. Maher Dear friends, with Chuck Wepner. But stop, Ali cursed him. Pagani in the 100, Cindi Shanley (M), 3. Arendt (M) 14’ 3 1/4” . Bill “Fuzzy” Thurtson of were contained the separate Meskill’s performance as a Senate Judiciary Committee on Meskill of lack of judicial EVENING HOtiRS Cheney Golfers former Connecticut Gov. temperament and insensitivity Tuesday, referee Tony Perez Manchester has been reports filed Tuesday with the mayor of New Britain and threw one more. Senate. Meskill’s nomination governor “raised many in­ Thomas J. Meskill’s federal to appearances of impropriety. Although the professional Middle Turnpike Office Tech Tennis elected co-captain of next Defeat Bolton judgeship nomination. Weicker also cited a portion Perez sued All, the was approved on an 8-6 vote. stances evidencing both a lack and personal services of the 320 Middle Turnpike West heavyweight champion, for $20 fall's University of Hart­ A slender majority of the of the majority report critical The majority report noted of judicial temperament and an 6-8 Thursday million on charges he made Squad Bows ford varsity wrestling Avenging an opening setback, committee found Meskill “fully of the American ^ r Associa­ funeral director are of para­ that few nominees had un­ insensitivity to appearances of “false, malicious and libelous^’ team. Thurston posted a 9- the Cheney Tech golf team qualified” to serve on the 2nd tion. The committee said mount importance, we believe our Manchester Green Office Downed yesterday in tennis Ellington Winner, dergone the detailed scrutiny impropriety.” statements about the referee in 4 won-lost record last squared its mark yesterday U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Meskill’s reputation has been action was Cheney Tech, 3-2, by SPORTS SLATE imposed on Meskill, adding that ■Two of the minority senators families also appreciate modern, 621 Middle Turnpike East his title defense against Wepner with a 3-2 decision over Bolton The minority said the attacked for what it termed Coventry High at the Patriots’ season in the 167-pound — Edward M. Kennedy, D- quality facilities in the funeral last month. High at Manchester Country Republican politician "innuendo and unsupported 6-8 Friday courts. The Beavers are now 1-1 Coventry Loser class. Thurston is current­ Wednesday TENNIS Mass., and Philip A. Hart, D- The lawsuit, which seeks $10 Club. hasalmost no qualification for allegations in regard to the home itself. We trust that we for the season with their next ly a tri-captain with the Cheney Tech al Windsor Mich. — filed additional views North Manchester Office million in compensatory BASEBALL The Techmen’s next match is the post. issue of state leasing prac­ offer both at Tierney Funeral match Thursday at Windsor Hawks’ lacrosse squad. Locks saying Meskill’s qualifications 220 North Main Street damages and $10 million in With Dennis Quinn and Tom Ferreri driving in two runs Cheney Tech at Goodwin Thursday at Manchester Coun­ Weicker Tuesday thanked tices.” Home. Locks High.' Friday In Memoriam alone were sufficient to reject 6-8 Wednesday punitive damages, was filed in Sophomore Dave Bellefleur apiece, Ellington High whipped North Central Connecticut Tech try Club against (Coventry High. Turning the tables on the In loving memory of Lillian M. his nomination. Manhattan F^eral Ckiurt as won his singles match for Conference foe Stafford High, 10-5, yesterday in baseball Two More Coaches Coventry at Portland BASEBALL First Manchester Office Bulldogs, who won an earlier Matchett, who passed away, April 16, “Since in our judgment, this Ribicoff Backs Meskill Respectfully, Perez alleged that Ali engaged Cheney with the doubles team action at the losers’ field. NEW YORK (UPI) - Two Rham at Rocky Hill Parish Hill al Cheney Tech 1974. nominee is not qualified, we 595 Main Street in a “sermon of hate” against meeting, 4-1, the Techmen’s of junior Rob Caron and Steve John Hayes hurled a five- Ned Selavka went the dis­ more coaches were named for Bolton at Cromwell Glastonbury al Rockville find it unnecessary to reach the him which was intended to Nos. 2, 3, and 4 players each Always a silent heartache WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. “I found nothing in the report 6-8 Thursday Chasse combining for the other hitter to notch the victory for tance for East Hampton and the 1975 Pan-American Games Ellington at E.O. Smith Newington al South Windsor other issues rais^ concerning destroy his professional reputa­ won. Freshman Tim Martin Many a silent tear, Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-(k)nn., of his critics’ charges to date point. the 1-1 Purple Knights. Stafford aided his own cause with a team Tuesday. Vernon TENNIS Cromwell al Coventry But always a beautiful memory this nomination,” Kennedy and tion. topped Scott Ovian 5 and 4, announced today he will vote that disqualifies him from sit­ ffohv& \ ^Klerneif^ Results: Singles — Potterton is now 0-3 for the season. roundtripper. Coventry is now Woodward, of the University of Glastonbury at East Catholic Rham al Portland Of Uie one we loved so dear. Hart said. In the complaint, Perez, 44, junior Emil Haberem topped for the confirmationof formed ting on the court of appeals as a ^ FUNERAL HOME ^ We’re with you all the way (C) def. Strycharz 6-4, 6-4; Elsewhere in the area, both. 1-2 in the COC while the Wisconsin, was named coach of (girls) Bolton at East Hampton Sens. Quentin N. Burdick, D- said that during the first round T im Stern 2 and 1 and God gave us strength to bear it, Connecticut Gov. ’Thomas J. judge.” Phone 643-1222 Coates (C) def. Caravella 6-4,4- Coventry Highand Rham fell Bellringers stand at 2-0. Vinal’s the U.S. boxing squad, while Thursday Tolland al Ellington And courage to face the blow, N.D.; John V. Tunney, D-Calif., Meskill as a federal judge. of the March 24 fight in sophomore Fran Maloney up­ 219 WEST CENTER - MANCHESTER. CONN. 6,6-4; M iefleur (CTT) def. For­ victim to shutouts. Coventry John Ewanowski struck out 14 Kathryn Pierce Vilen was BASEBALL But what it meant to lose you and James Abourezk, D-S.D. Ribicoff said his decision HARTFORD NATIONAL Cleveland which Ali won by a tier 6-1, 2-6, 6-4; Doubles — TRACK ended Bob McCurry 4 and 2. No one will ever know. Ribicoff’s support is expected JOHN F TIERNEY > BARRARA TIERNEY had a four-hitter tossed at it in a and scored three times himself picked to coach the syn­ Hall at Manchester joined in the views opposing the “comes after careful review of 15th-round knockout, the 33- East Catholic al Farmington Only Doug Salmon lost bis to weight heavily toward ap­ THOMAS F. TIERNEY JOHN J CRAHY BANK>

SCOREBOARD One-Hitter bya Sutton Fqtiu Whalers ’ Hero SPORTS / BRIEFS American League National League East East With Pair of Goals W L Pet. GB W L Pet. GB Raises Dodger Stock Boston 4 2 .667 Chicago 4 1 .800 Will Move HQ Milwaukee 4 2 .667 Pittsburgh 3 1 .750 Ml I 3 NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (UPI) - The 5year-Old Detroit 2 .600 Ml' St. Louis 4 2 .667 Ml ST. PAUL, Minn. (U P I )- against New England. Going ice advantage and it’s back Cleveland 2 2 .500 1 Philadelphia 3 3 .500 IMi NEW YORK (UPI) — It’s sidered one of those Qurious ton struck out eight and beat Houston 51 in other NL scored on a rebound for World Hodiey Association said Tuesday it will move its " I t’s unbelievable,” the out for the third period I to a best-of-three series,” he Baltimore 2 3 .400 New York 1 4 .200 3 a new season as far as the . quirks' of early-season walked one. games. New York at Phoenix at 7:21. headquarters from here to Toronto May 31. New England Whalers’ Nick thought we’d be able to said. New York 1 5 .107 3 Montreal 1 5 .167 zyt Los Angeles Dodgers are baseball. . “ When I struck out Joe Philadelphia and CSiicago at Robbie Ftorek scored a The decision, according to WHA publicist Walt Marlpw, Fotiu said. “ Two goals score early and put the The fifth game in the goal and assisted on three West concerned, thanks to Don In other wbrds, the Morgan for the second out of Pittsburgh were rained out. was made at Edmonton in January before the league’s All- W L Pet. GB tonight. As many as I scored game away.” series is scheduled Friday at others for Phoenix, all in the Sutton’s near n^hitter over Dodgers lutve made up all the seventh inning, I thought Star game. West 4 San Diego 4 2 .667 Padres 2, Giants 1 all year.” Instead the Saints, who H artford, Conn., and the the Cincinnati Reds. they lost in Cincinnati and I might get my n^hitter,” first period to tie a WHA There are 14 teams in the WHA, five in Canada. W L Pet. GB Atlanta 4 4 .500 1 Willie McCovey’s bases- ’The Whalers, with the help were leading 2-1 going into sixth in St. Paul Saturday. The Reds swept their nobody knew it better than said Sutton, ‘“rhen, boom, playoff record for points in a Dennis Murphy, WHA president for the past 18 months, Oakland 5 2 .714 Cincinnati 4 4 .500 1 filled single in the eighth in­ of Fotiu’s two goals, beat the third, aliowed the But Minnesota goalie John three-game season-opening Sutton, whose Tuesday night my next pitch Bench hits single period. Serge Bernier submitted'his resignation,prior to the Edmonton meeting Kansas City 5 2 .714 Los Angeles 4 4 .5 0 M ' ning. broke a tie and gave the Minnesota Fighting Whalers to score four goals. Garrett was optimistic, series with the Dodgers in victory gave him 11 straight out.” and Robert Guindon scored effective June 1. No successor has been named. California 4 3 .571 1 Houston 3 4 .429 IVe San Diego its victory over Saints 5-2 Tuesday ni{^t, Bob Charlebois tied the saying, “ we’ve played well Cincinnati and hoped to take wins in r ^ l a r season NL Dave Lopes’ triple and two goals each for the Nor­ Chicago 3 5 .375 2Vk San Fran. 3 4 .429 1V5 San Francisco. Mc(}ovey’s giving each team a 2-2 score, Tom Bearl scoredthe on the road so we’U have a Texas 2 4 .333 zyk a firm grip on the National competitidn and 14'straight Jimmy Wynn’s third homer diques. Langston Fired hit was off rookie Gary record in the World Hockey go-ahead goal and Fotiu’s shot at winning on their ice Minnesota 2 5 .286 3 League’s Western Division counting playoffs and World in as many games gave the In other WHA action Tuesday’s Results Lavelle, who replaced Association’s best-of-seven second tally and a goal by on Friday.” - PORTALES, N.M. (UPI) — Dewey Langston was dis­ Atlanta 6, Houston 1 race in their current four- Series. Dodgers a 2-0 lead in the Tuesday night, Houston starter Mike Caldwell after (UPI photo) playoffs. ^ Don Blackburn added in­ ’The Quebec Nordiques missed as athletic (lirector at Eastern New Mexico Tuesday’s Results Los Angeles 3, Cincinnati 1 game set with the defending “ I wasn’t disappointed in first inning and they added ripped Qeveland, 7-2. he gave up a run on an error, It was unbelievable to surance. will have to play at least one University and replac^ by B. B. Lees, acting ENMU Boston 5, New York 3 San Diego 2, ^ n Francisco 1 champions in Los Angeles. failing to get the no-hitter,” their third run in the seventh Aeros 7 , Crusaders 2 a walk and a single by Bobby Saints Coach Harry Neale, Gary Gambucci scored for more game to win their President Gail Shannon said Tuesday. Texas 6, Chicago 5 (13) Chicago at Pittsburgh, Ppd. But the Dodgers won the said Sutton, who has pitched when Joe Ferguson was hit Braves^Ralph Garr Disagrees Mark Howe’s three-goal Tolan. Only 1,965 fans turned too. the Saints in the first period WHA quarter-final series Shannon said Langston, who had been athletic director at California 7, Minnesota 3 New York at Philailelphia, opener in Los Angeles Mon­ four one-hitters and six tw 5 by a pitch by Clay Kirby, Ump Sftag Crawford Tries to Explain. hat trick helped Houston out for the game in San “ I never thought Fotiu and Wayne Connelly scored with the Phoenix the school since 1971, was relieved “ in the best interests of Milwaukee 7, Baltimore 1 Ppd. day night and came back hitters during his major went to third on Ron Cey’s take a commanding 51 lead Today’s Games Francisco. would beat us,” he said. for them in the second. Roadrunners. the university.” He will be reassiped as a professor in Kansas City 4, Oakland 3 Tuesday night to beat the league career, ‘“rhe game double and scored on Sut­ over Cleveland. Howe San Diego (Spillner 1-0) at New England Coach Jack Reds 3-1 behind Sutton’s meant a win over the Reds Braves 6, Astros 1 “ But we never started hit­ Quebec, which swept the scored once in the first physical education. Today’s Games &n Francisco (D’Acquisto 51) ton’s sacrifice bunt. Sutton and not just a n^hitter.” Darrell Evans hit his third ting tonight and if we don’t Kelley was elated with the first three games by at least period and twice in the Boston (Wise 0-0) at New Houston (Dierker 2-0) at one-hitter. So after eight now has allowed two earned Boos Greet Catfish play aggressively we don’t game. three goals each, was beaten third, when Houston scored Only 39 Entries York (Dobson 51) Atlanta (Capra 1-0), N games, the teams have iden­ A 19-game winner last runs in 25 innings this year homer and kndbked in three have much of a chance “ Now we have the home in overtime, 6-5, Tuesday Texas (Bibby 51) at Chicago tical 4-4 records and the fact season, Sutton carried his and has an 0.72 earned run runs in Atlanta’s 51 decision five goals. INDIANAPOUS, Ind. (UPI) - Only 39 entries had been Chicago (Burris 1-0) at ■’NEW YORK (UPI) — In anpne’s ledger, it didn’t come night when S^chael Cormier (Wood 52) Philadelphia ((Carlton 51), N that the San Diego Padres n^hitter for 6 2-3 innings average. over Houston. Phil Niekro received for the May 25 Indianapolis “ 500” when the close to being a profitable business day for baseball tycoon California (Hassler 1-0) at Montreal (Blair 0-1) at lead them by one game in before Johnny Bench San Diego edged San pitched a seven-hitter to deadline passed but another 20 may be in the mail. Catfish Hunter. Minnesota (Blyleven 1-6) Pittsburg (Reuss 50), N the standing's con- h(»nered for the Reds. Sut- gain his first victory. Francisco 2-1 and Atlanta Waking up ort April 15 has The Indianapolis Motor Speedway will accept entries Milwaukee (Slaton 1-1) at Cincinnati (Norman 51) at nice guy, but I wouldn’t to be a jolt to anyone worth postmarked before midnight Tuesday and officials are Baltimore (Cuellar (Ml), N Los Angeles (Marichal 51), N want to have to pay his Nolen Brothers Star expecting the total to be around 60 cars this year, still a Oakland (Abbott 0-0) at Kan­ New York (Koosman 50) at three million dollars plus, taxes.” relatively small fip re. sas City (Briles 0-0), N St. Louis (Denny 1-0), N and the day didn’t get better . Hunter, chewing tobacco ^ for Hunter when he went to Eight entries were received Tuesday, including two cars during his post-game inter­ for 1968 Indianapolis champion Bobby Unser. work. 6 view, said he really wasn’t In East Track Victory TV Pitching on a dark and dis­ Off‘Game for Ryan^ AND ^ surprised to be greeted with MCC*8 Pat Pope on Mound BOWLING mal afternoon. Hunter blew Mansperger Named ^ the chorus of boos after he Pitch Started Wom en’s Softball Play Results: East vs. St. Bernard. Major League Box Scores a three-run lead to Boston, Result!: East CathoUc vs. Northwest RADK was removed in the eighth: Beginning its 1975 track Long jump: 1. C. Nolen (EC), 2. SEATTLE (UPI) — Dick Mansperger, director of player CathoUc. heard himself being booed Hyman (B), 3. Bernardo (B) 19’ 8 1 ^ ” . inning by Manager Bill V ir-; season wi& two victories Long jump: 1. C. Nolen (EC), 2. RobUi- - personnel for the Dallas Cowboys, Tue^ay was named to for the first time as a son (NW). 1 J. Stamp (EC) 1#’ 8 1/2” . High jump: 1. Ertel (EC), 2. Ue Caf- BALL ’n CHAIN - Bob AMERICAN LEAGUE Yet Angel Ace Wins don. yesterday was East Catholic the same position with the new Seattle franchise in the H i^ jump: 1. Ertel (EC), 2. Bbmks fre^ (EC), Nadeau (EC), Griswold (B) Bower 215205:561, Dick Dudek TONIGHT Yankee, and wound up with 94-51 over Northwest W W U 3. tie Caffrey (EC), Nadeau (EC) National Football Leape. “ I expected it ‘cause they ’Triple jump: 1. Ertel (EX)), 2. Lojeski 201-202, Pete Beley 560, Mary California Minnesota 8:25 Mels vs. Cards, WINF his second loss in as many MCC Softballers CathoUc and 85 2/3 to 59 1/3 5* 8" T e x u Chicago NEW YORK (UPI) - Ah, Angels nailed down the win 13th inning for Texas with a expected me to win,” he Triple jump: 1. Ertel (EC), 2. Lojeski (EC), 3. ZieUnski (B) 50’ 8 3/4” . Gaffney 177, Moe Edinger 240, Mansperger, with Dallas since 1966, played his collegiate ab r b bi ab r b bi ab r h bi ab r h bi decisions when the Red Sox over St. Bernard in Un- (EC), 3. Cobb (NW) 40’ 6 3/4” . Shot put: 1. Lojeski (EC), 2. Pillari football at Arizona State. Seattle will begin play in 1976. Tovar If 4 0 2 1 Nyman If 4121 NeUles cf 5110Carew2b 302 0 to run into Nolan Ryan on a for Ryan with three more single, stole second and said softly. “ The type of Shot pot: 1. Lojeski (EC), 2. Stusy (B), 3. Hurlock (B) 50’ 3” . Pat Begley 176, Linda ^ rov icli Lovitto U 3 0 2 1 Hairston U 2 0 0 0 Rivers if 5 2 3 1 Bostock cf 4010 beat New York, 53. The casville. JaveUn: 1. Dydo (B), 2. Mish (B), 3. Harper dh 3 0 0 0 Hisle U 5000 day the California Angels’ runs in the ninth, two of scored the winning run on fans here take notice of Divide Openers (NW), 3. Keefe (NW) 50’ 3” . 170464. Davis cf 7 010 Dent ss 6 011 Kerr Signed Yankees have won only one Starring for the Eagles Discus: 1. ’Tursi (EC), 2. Anderson Aldrick (B) 152’ 8” . •Randle 3b 6 0 2 0 Bradford rf 2 0 0 0 Boente lb 4112 Darwin rf 4000 flame-throwing right-hander them on Bruce Bochte’s dou­ Joe Lovitto’s single. Rich everything, they’re not (NW), 3. Carter (EC) 128’ 6” . Discus: 1. PiUari (B), 2. ’Tursi (EC), 3. Burroghs rf 6 0 0 0 Sharp rf •MJI0 0 Chalk 3b 310 0 OUva dh 1100 DENVER (UPI) .r- The of six games this year. were the Nolen brothers, Hurlock (B) 131’ 11” . Fregosilb .3110 MeltonSb 6011 Lahoud rf 512 2 Soderhlm 3b 3 1 2 0 can’t control his patented ble off ace reliever Bill Gossage gave up the winning dead. If you do something JaveUn: 1. Robinson (MW), 2. Cores Mets Acquire Hall Denver Broncos Tuesday an­ “ I feel sorry for the guy, I (NW), 3. Fournier (EC) 138’ 11” . 100-yd. dash: 1. M. Nolen (EC), 2. C. Spencer lb 2110 Hendersn cf 613 0 Rodriguex c 4 01 0 Braun lb 4 010 fastball. Campbell. run fo r Chicago after good they praise-you, and if Rallying for two runs in the bottom of the sixth, Mike and Cephus, who Nolen (EC), 3. Hanover (B) :10.4. TEE-TOTALERS- Sharon Remy 2b 4 0 10 ’Thompsn ss 111 0 nounced the signing of wide 100-yd. dash: 1. M. Nolen (EC), 2. C. Harrah ss 5110 Johnson db 512 0 Such was the fortune of really do,” said Bill Lee, placed one-two in the 100 and Nolen (EC), 3. Essex (NW) :10.4. 220-yd. dash: 1. M. Nolen (EC), 2. C. Richard 475, Marilyn Rogers PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — 'The New York Mets Tuesday Grieve dh 3112 Richard nr 0000 Ramirez ss 4110 Ferrer ss 0 0 0 0 “ I did try to keep the ball relieving starter Claude Os­ you’re bad they let you Manchester Community College women’s softball team Nolen (EC) :22,6. Ryan p 0 0 0 0 Borgmann c 4 0 1 3 receiver Johnny Kerr, 51, 185. who allowed only one hit 220 with Cephus winning the 220-yd. d ^ : 1. M. Nolen (EC), 2. C. 486, Judy Sabella 226-549, acquired left-handed relief hurler Tom Hall from Cincin­ Hargrove dh 3 0 0 1 May lb sill the Minnesota Twins on the ground,” said Ryan, teen in the seventh. Tom know. They’re almost like a opened its season yesterday with an 8-7 win in the first half Nolen (EC), 3. Robinson (NW), :22.8. 440-yd. run: 1. Foley (EC), 2. McCann Nelson 2b 6121 Muser lb 3000 Scott p 0 0 0 0 Golu p 0 0 0 0 The former star for the Univer­ over the final six innings to long jump. Senior Ed 440-yd. run: 1. Foley (EC), 2. McCann (EC), 3. Bernier (B) :52.5. Martha Barilla 187, Donna nati in exchange for left-hander Mac Scarce. Sundberg c 5110 Orta 2b 4121 CampbeU p 0 0 0 0 Tuesday and, gifted with who needed ninth inning Grieve had a two-run homer sity of Oregon became the 24th manager, they keep you of a twinbill against Mattatuck at the Nike Field. 880-yd. run: 1. Conrad (B ), 2. Wright p 0 0 0 0 Downing c 4010 Burgmeier p 0 0 0 0 gain the victory. “ He’s a (EC), 3. Donateili (Nw) :52.5. Magowan 476, Sue M i^ r i 464. TTie 27-year-old Hall, a six-year major lea p e veteran nine walks, they still came relief help from Mickey for Texas in the fourth. free agent to sign with Denver. straight.” The visitors came back to win the nightcap, 6-5. Judy Lojeski impressively won 880-yd. run: 1. Staron (NW), 2. BurUiskas (EC), 3. Skehan (EC) 2:07.9. Foucault p 0 0 0 0 Osteen p 0000 Touts 37 7 10 5 ToUls 29 3 8 3 Mile run: 1. Dana (EC), 2. Mulcahy 010100 203-7 Pincince and Judy McDonald paced the locals in the first the shot put with a toss of 50- Burindcas (EC), 3. Skefaan (EC) 2:08.0. who has pitched for the Minnesota Twins as well as the Umbarger p 0 0 0 0 Gossage p 0000 California up 7-3 losers to Ryan, now Scott, “ arid that resulted in hUle run: 1. Staron (NW), 2. Dana (B), 3. J. Stamp (EC) 4:52.7. FLORAL- Jan Wright 185 Tbomas p 0 0 0 0 Kaat p 0000 MinnesoU 000 003 000-3 ’Two-mile run: 1. GiuUetti (EC), 2. Reds, has a career record of 4526..He will join the Mets in E-Ryan, Darwin, Borgmann. DP- the winningest pitcher in all the double plays.” game with two hits each and Sheryl Kane starred on feet, 3-inches and came back (EC), 3. Stamp (EC) 4:45. 467, Joan Lindsay 204-185521, Merritt p 0 0 0 0 ’Two-mile run: 1. GiulietU (EC), 2. Olsen (B), 3. GriHin (B) 10:18.7. St. Louis Thursday. Cincinnati will send Scarce to its In­ Hargan p 0 0 0 0 California 4. LOB-Callfomia 10, Min- baseball at 3-0. Elsewhere in the defense. Pincince added two more bingles in the setback later to place second in the Pole vault: 1. HalUsey (B), 2. Riley Sally Granato 185509, Elsie ToUte ! 53 6 14 6 ToUls 48 5 13 5 nesoU 9. Newcomb (NW), 3. Cobb (NW) 10:18.7. “ We had Ryan on the American League, Kansas while Sally Lentocha homered with two mates on base. triple jump. Mark Ertel took Pole vault: 1. Frank (EC), 2. FarreU (B), 3. J. Frank (EC) 13’. August 195504, Connie Benda dianapolis farm team. Texas 0102001100001-6 2B-Laboud, Rivers, Carew, Rodriguez (EC), 3. B. Frank (EC) 10’ 8” . 120-yd. hurdles: 1. Griswold (B), 2. Chicago 1000004000000-5 Boriorgmann, Bochte. ilR-Lahoud (1). SB- ropes in five of the eight in­ City shaded Oakland, 53, first place in the high jump Whitham (EC), 3. Ertel (EC) :16.9. 187-486, Carolyn Sulzinski 473, BocI SPRING SPECIALS! Seven errors hurt MCC in the second tilt. 120-yd. hurdles: 1. Whitham (EC), 2. B-Dent. DP-Texas 3. LOB-Texas 12, oente. and triple jump. BUnks (NW), 3. Ertel (EC) :17.0. 3^yd. hurdles: 1. Griswold (B), 2. Eleanor MacLachlan 453. Chic^o 8. ip h r er bb so nings he was in there,” Texas edged the Chicago 330-yd. hurdles: 1. Whitham (EC), 2. WliiUiam (EC), 1 McDowell (B) :M.3. 2B-^dberg, Tovar, Spencer, Downing, Ryan W 30 East will participate in 440-yd. relay: 1. East (Sander, C. lamented Twins’ Manager White Sox, 6-5, Boston Horan (NW), 3. Daddeo (NW) :44.8. Colts Sign QB Orta. HR-Grieve (2). S&Nelscm 2, Scott 1 0 0 0 0 1 the Farmington Relays 440-yd. relay: 1. Northwest (no time Nolen, M. Nolen, J. M cC ^ ) :48.i. TWI-LITE- Paula Sullivan Harrah, Randle, Lovitto. Goltz L 32 8 9 6 5 4 4 Frank Quilici. “ I doubt if bested the New York A MUe relay: 1. Eiast (Carter, Sander, J. given). 199-481, Joan Senger 450, Joan ip h r er bb so CampbeU 1-311011 we’ll ever get that many op­ Yankees, . 5-<3,' and Friday and Saturday. Mile relay: 1. East 3:43.3. McCann, Foley) 3:43.3. BALTIMORE (UPI) — The Baltimore Colts Tuesday an­ Wright 61.3 6 5 5 2 1 Bur^eier 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 Lindsay 453, Sally Granato 478, nounced the siping of Temple University quarterback Foucault 1-3 2 0 0 0 1 Goltz pitched to two batters in 9th. portunities against him Milwaukee drubbed Camille Scuta 459. Umbarger 2 2 0 0 1 0 HBP-by Goltz (Harper), by RyaA Steve Joachim who finished 1OT4 as the total offense leader Thomas 1 2 0 0 0 0 (Oliva). « again this year.” Baltimore, 7-1. Merritt 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Balk-Goltz. No question, Ryan, a 22- Red Sox 5, Yankees 3 WIDE! ANTIQUES- Diane Bernard in college football. Hargan W 1-0 3 1 0 0 1 0 T-3:03. A-11,9I)9. ’The 53, 215pounder, ran up a total of 2,227 yards in 10 Osteen 62-3 7 4 4 3 0 game winner last season, On a day when many of (i 145368, Kris Kelley 165409, Flo Gossage L 0-1 52-3 7 2 2 1 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE Bitter Loss for Trackmen Niles 135364, Sophie Burger games as a senior. The Colts made Joachim their second Kaat 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 wasn’t his usual in­ America’s taxpayers were 60” and “70” RWL T-3;51. A-20^02. 349, Arlene DeDominicus 131- choice in the seventh round of the college draft last Cincinnati Lob Angelea timidating self. But thanks at last shelling out for Uncle ab r b bi ab r h bi to four double plays, he was Sam, one of the countr’s Handed a bitter defeat place in the 880, and Paul all and 0-1 in the CCIL, 340, Gloria Smith 145354, Fran January. Rose If 4 0 0 0 Lopes 2b 3 12 0 4-PLY NYLON TIRES P Morgan 2b 2 0 0 0 Buckner If 4 0 0 0 able to survive the nine biggest money-makers. Cat­ yesterday was the Philbrick and Steve Dawson returns t o . action Tuesday in Jamaitis 128. Bench c 3111 Wynn cf 4112 walks plus an unusually high They look wider - and they are much wider! For today’s high Manchester High track in the sprint events. Willimantic against league Boston New York Perez lb 3 0 0 0 Garvey lb 4 0 0 0 fish Hunter, was getting his S T . JAMES- Joan speed turnpike driving - 70’s on front, 60's on rear! teaid, 84-61, by a young and Manchester, now 1-2 over- rival Windham High. Resigns in Protest ab r h bi ab r h bi Concepcin ss3 0 0 0 Crawford rf 3 0 0 0 eight hits. lumps—again. Hunter, the Scheibenpflug 125341, Ceil Niz- Lynn cf 4 011 Maddox cf 2 2 10 Gerommo cf 3 0 0 0 Ferguson c 2 10 0 spirited Hall High team in Evans rf 4 0 2 2 Johnson dh 4011 Griffey rf 3 0 0 0 Cey 3b 3 010 “ I didn’t have any idea Yankees’ $3 million right­ suk 135343, Irene Pisch 137, DENVER (UPI) — Greg Windsperger resiped Tuesday Ystrzmsk lb 4 0 0 0 Bonds rf 4 0 0 1 Vukovlch 3b 2 0 0 0 Auerbach ss 3 0 0 0 where my fast ball was hander, was roughed up by West Hartford. 'The Indians ConigUar dh 4 0 0 0 Piniella If 4000 Crowley ph 1 0 0 0 Sutton p 2 011 Donna Agnew 370, Shirley from the U.S. Ski Team to protest the firing of Nordic going,” Ryan admitted. “ I Boston for four hits and four were without the services of Schultz 134-344. P6troceUI 3b 3 11 0 Oliver lb 4 0 0 0 Kirby p . 2 0 0 0 Wheels propam director Jim Balfanz. Windsperger said he would Carbo if 413 0 Munson c 4120 Driessen ph 10 0 0 don’t want to blame the cold runs in the fourth inning in sprint star Jeff Lumpkin and continue to train for the 1976 Winter Olympics and remain Miller if 110 0 Nettles 3b 3011 Totals 2711 1 ToUls 28 3 5 3 Balanced Reg. Reg. M ke Lombardo pulled up Errors Costly BLOSSOMS- Barbara Montgmry c 4 111 Alomar 2b 3000 Cincinnati 000000100-0 weather (48 degrees in being dealt his second loss 25.99 27.99 a member of the U.S. Ski Association. He asked the USSA Burleson ss 4 011 Mason ss 2000 Los Angeles 2000001l)x—3 Sullivan 177476, KJ Gonyea 177. Minnesota), but the first without a victory. Dwight lame in one of the jumping to place the U.S. Ski Team under “ the direct control of the Griffin 2b 4110 Williams ph 10 0 0 DP-Lra Angeles 1. LOB-Los Angeles 4. events. Manchester was also Heise 2b 0 0 p 0 SUnley ss 0 0 0 0 2B-Cey. 3B-Lopes. HR-Bench (1), Wynn swing through the North is Evans’ two-run single that A70x13, F.E.T. 1.93 F60x15, F.E.T. 2.92 officially recognized body of organized skiing.” Lee p 0 0 0 0 Hunter p 0 0 0 0 (3). S5Lopes. S-Sutton 175 SILK CITY- Dan Humiston Lyle p 0 0 0 0 kinda rough for me.” scored the tying and winning without Brian Rathbun. In Tech Loss iPh r er bb so EACH 215-584, Dick Cote 233-557, ToUls - 36 5 10 5 ToUls 31 3 5 3 Kirby L 31 5 3 3 1 8 In National League action, runs was the big blow I SIZE REG. BosUn 000400010-5 SALE SIZE REG. SALE Frank Pitts 205542, Ron Schack Named Coach SutUn W 2-0 9 11118 it was Los Angeles on top of Turning in good perfor­ Nine errors didn’t aid its cause yesterday as Cheney New York 111000000-3 HBP-by Kirby (Ferguson). against Hunter, who in addi­ Each tire bal­ F70X14 31.99 201-513, Ron Ramsdell 234, Walt E-Burleson, Griffin, Heise. DP-BosUn T-2:06. A-31,« Cincinnati, 3-1, Atlanta over >25 F60X14 34.99 $2 8 mances were Kevin WEST POINT, N.Y. (UPI) - Michael Krzyzewski, cap­ 2. L05BosUn 9, New York 4. tion to drawing only 7,773 anced off car; . pM', Tech succumbed to Bolton High, 14-4, in baseball action at Shaffer 205547, Bob McComb Scholsky, who returned to tain of the 1968-69 Army basketball squad and a member of 2B-Lynn, Petrocelli, Carbo, Evans. 3B- Houston, 51, and San Diego fans, fell victim to his first includes G70x14 32.99 $26 G60X14 35.99 $ 2 9 the Beavers’ field. 221-526, Omer ^ ir io n 208, Ron Maddox, Munson. SB-Griffin, Burleson. S- form — winning the mile, two Cadet teams that led the nation in defense, ’Tuesday San Diego San Francisco over San Francisco, 2-1. chorus of boos from the New weights- Paul Groves paced the 2-1 runs in the fourth, sixth and Custer 511, Dick Murphy 527, Nettles. sELynn. ab r h hi ab r h bi H70X15 29.99 <26 L60x14 41.99 *3 5 was named head basketball coach at the U.S. Military ip h r er bb so New York at Philadelphia York fans. Jay Martin with a third Bulldogs with a three-run seventh innings. Enso Pavan 505, Jim Stamler LeeWl-1 953322 Hernandz ss 4 1 2 0 Maddox cf 4 10 0 Tolan If 4 0 2 1 ’Thomas 2b 4 0 0 0 Bolton (14) Academy. Krzyzewski, 28, succeeds Dan Dougherty, who and Chicago at Pittsburgh L60x15 41.99 *3 5 4 - ■ homer, the only earned runs 526, Skip Mikoleit 531, Lou Hunter L 32 724 9 5 5 4 5 Grubb cf 3 0 0 0 Murcer rf 4 0 0 1 Lyle 11-3 1 0 0 1 3 Halpryn 524, Ken Plecity 506, was fir ^ last month after compiling a 31-66 four-year McCovey lb 4 0 11 Matthews if 4 010 were rained out. Royals 4, Athletics 3 off losing hurler Russ Major, c T-2:17. A-7,773. "h e l p s LENGTHEN TIRE LIFE Results: Potter, rf Mike Hurley 508, Jim Wade 204, Torres 3b 10 0 0 Goodson lb 4 010 Mickey Rivers singled Plus F.E.T. from 2.62 to 3.54 Dyjak, along with a pair of record. Winfield rf 4 010 Tliomssn pr 0 0 0 0 George Brett’s run­ 440-yd. relay: 1. Manchester Groves, ss home Orlando Ramirez in (Philbrick, Moffat, Joy, Dawson) :46.0. singles. Senior shortstop Peterson, cf Harry Plecity 215565, Rollo Ivie 3b 4 010 ^ i e r ss 4 010 scoring, ninth-inning double Front End Wheel 120-yd. hurdles: 1. Weinberg (H), 2. Ryba, ph Masse 201-565, Ken Thomas 205 Fuentes2b 4020 Ontiveros3b3000 the seventh inning and then off reliever Rollie Fingers FREE INSTALLATION, NO TRADE-IN NEEDED Joy (M), 3. Ferrante (H) :16.6. Tom LeCourt paced Fletcb», 3b Oakland Kansas City Kendall c 4 0 0 0 Hill c 3 0 2 0 557, Rich Grabowski 538, Roy Golfer of Year Jones p 2 0 0 0 Joshua pr 0 0 0 0 came all the way ardund to lOO-yd. dash: 1. WaUter (H), 2. Dawson Cheney’s seven-hit attack Highter, lb ab r h bi ab r h bi delivered Kansas^ City its Alignment (M), 3. PhUbrick (M) :10.4. Manning, 2b Grabowski 500, Tony Kuusik North cf 5 0 10 Patek ss 110 0 Beckert ph 1 0 0 0 Caldwell p 2 0 0 0 Scott pr 010 0 Lavelle p 0 0 0 0 score when the ball went come-from-behind vic­ Mile tun: 1. Scholsky (M), 2. Walsh with a three-fOr-four perfor­ Jenson, If 515, Bob Heavisides 513, Subby AVON (UPI) — Jerry Courville was named Connecticut CWsbngU U 4 0 0 0 Otis cf 3 0 0 1 (H), 3. Gionfrid^ (H) 4:37.6. Ponticelli, db Bando 3b 4 0 0 0 Mayberry lb 4 0 0 0 Tomlin p lOOOMoffittp 0 00 0 through Twins’ rightfielder tory-aided by the seven-hit ...... mance at the plate, in­ Lombardo 503, Len Farrand Hall of Fame Golfer of the Year Tuesday night, winning Frisella p 0 0 0 0 Arnold ph 10 0 0 FOR SPORT CARS, SMALL CARS, VW’S 440-yd. run: 1. Dawson (M), 2. Moffat Varca, p Jackson rf 4 0 2 0 McRae If 4 110 Bobby Darwin, putting the (M),M), 3. TeleenerTelgener (M) :52.9. cluding a double and triple. 523. the presitigious award just nine weeks after surgery to Rudi lb 4 12 1 Killebrew dh 4 0 0 0 Williams p 0 0 0 0 pitching of A1 Fitzmorris. 3^yd.330-yd. hurales:hunues: 1. Joy (M),(M) 2. Weinberg Totals 36 14 10 2 WilUams dh 3 1 0 0 Brett 3b 4 011 Rader c 0 0 0 0 Angels ahead for good, 53. Cheney, now 1-^ , is at remove cancer in his left shoulder and neck. ToUls 36 2 9 2 ToUls 33 1 5 1 Oakland rookie Mike Norris (H), 3. Barrett (H) :42.7. Cheney Tech Tenace c 210 0 Rojas 2b 3 010 799 Sport Premium San Diego 000000020-2 Joe Lahoud hit a solo homer cruised into the eighth in­ m For M oet 880-yd. run: 1. Walsh (H), 2. Kenler Goodwin Tech in New Bri­ R H E ZODIAC- Rose Babideau 187- Courville, who had two nerves severed, vowed, “ It won’t Kublak ss 4 0 11 Pinson rf 310 0 (H), 3. Martin (M) 2:08.5. Garner 2b 2 011 Martinez c 2 0 00 San Francisco 100 000 000-1 for California and the ■ American tain today while Bolton Chicoine, 2b 4 1 0 0 488, Diane Anderson 195484, hold me back from golf. I just may not bie able to play golf E-Ontiveros, Ivie, Goodson, Thomas. ning with a one-hitter and. 51 Cars Whitewall Tires 220-yd. dash: 1. Dawson (M), 2. Walker Ouellette, 3b 3 0 0 4 Holt ph 0 0 0 0 SolaiU ph 0000 (H), 3. Philbrick (M) :23.8. Diane Fyler 177-472, Gail HWsnngUpr 0 0 0 0 Cowens ph 1112 DP-Giants 1. LOB-San Diego 11, San lead but was removed when INSTALLED *'‘ *V^igN! /S;» visits COC foe Cromwell Beebe, 3b 10 0 0 the way I used to.” Francisco 5. SB-Scott 2. S-Tolan. Two-mile run: 1. Woods (H), 2. LeCourt, ss 4 0 3 0 Grigsby 177456, Sharon King Grbrkwtz 2b 0 0 0 0 Stinson c 0000 YOUR CHOICE FREE Lemieux (M), 3. Wallace (M) 10:24.4. High. Norris p 0 0 0 0 Fitzmorris p 0 0 0 0 ip h r er bb so Vada Pinson reached base Baton, c 2 0 0 1 175-458, Loretta Griffin 175, Jones W 1-0 7 2 1 0 0 5 Pair Signed No Trede In Mile relay: 1. Manchester (Moffat, Bolton scored three runs Ainsworth, dh 2 0 0 0 Lindblad p 0 0 0 0 on an error. A1 Cowens then end shimmy. gpd Our Reg. 23.99 Bayles, Telgener, Scholsky) 3:49.5. Donna Mieczkowski 182-175215 Fingers p 0 0 0 0 Tomlin 12-3 3 0 0 0 1 Needed DeGrandi, dh 2-0 1 0 Frisella 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - tied it for Kansas City with a Javelin: 1. Andrews (H), 2. Honeyman in each of the first .two in­ Cooke, if 3 2 1 1 577, June Eccher 464, Dottie ToUls 32 3 7 3 ToUls 29 4 4 4 560x15 F.E.T. 1.79 (H), 3. Hawkes (M) 168’ 11” . One out when winning run scored Caldwell L 02 7 6 2 1 1 6 Jeff Hart and Wayne Baker, a two-run horner off Paul nings to take a 6-0 lead Foran, lb 10 11 Lavelle 0 1 0 0 0 0 600x15L F.E.T. 1.85 Shot put: 1. Buyak (M), 2. Hawkes Skocxylas, rf Patterson 478, Debbie Brown Oakland 0003000110-3 pair of third-round draft (M), 3. Hetu (H) « ’ IVi” . 1 1 0 2 Moffitt 1 0 0 0 0 1 Lindblad. before Cheney could Carpenter, rf 10 0 0 483, Shirley Belasky 455. Kansas City lOO OOO 021— 4 Discus: 1. Andrews (H), 2. Honeyman E-Norris, Bando, Rudi. DP-Oakland 1, Williams 1 2 0 0 1 0 choices, were signed Tuesday Fuil 4-ply nylon construction; longer lasting, bet­ retaliate with a lone runjn Mount, cf 2 0 10 Caldwell pitched U 4 batters in 8th; (Herald photos by Pinto) (H), 3. Hawkes (M) 133’. Dyjak, p 0 0 0 0 Kansas City 1. LOB-Oakland 7, Kansas by the San Francisco 49ers of High jump: 1. Andrews (H), 2. City 4. Lavelle pitched to 1 batter in 8th. HBP- Rangers 6, White Sox 5 K r b « 'a n " « air conditioning ter traction, safer driving. the bottom half of the iie- PARKADE BANTAMS- by Caldwell (Grubb). T-2:16. A-IJIS. the National Football League. Uthneiss (H), 3. Lombardo (M) 5’6” . Totals 26 4 7 9 2B-North, Jackson, Brett. HR-Rudi (1), Dave Nelson opened the Cindy Pasbt Awaits Throw Long jump: 1. Caetano (H), 2. Neikrie cond. The Bulldogs added Bolton Nick Marotti 428, Mark Rich­ Cowens (1). s5Pa(ek 2, North, H.Wa- Hart is a 56, 265pound offen­ add 3.99 ■), 3. Lomba ' “ ...... 330 431 0 14 (H), 3. Lombardo (M) 18’ llV(i” four markers in the fourth Cheney 010 101 1 4 mond 155155400, David Howey shington. S-Garner. SF-Otis. sive tackle from Oregon State MCC Catcher in Opening Game ’Triple jump: 1. Andrews (H), 2. Cran- ip h r er bb so Houston ' Atlanta CAR CARE CHEMICALS RBI: Groves 3, Foran,^ Mount, Skoc- 173415, Dale Carlson 155155 and Baker, a 56, 265pound ford (H), 3. Buyak (M) 41’ 6” . and put it totally out of zylas; 2BH: LeCourt; 313H: Peterson, 3. Hitting the Forehand Norris 7 1 2 0 2 1 abrhbi abrhbi 6-Point Engine r e d t a g Pole vault: 1. Devine (H), 2. 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Milwaukee ENGINE SCOUR Nets Eliminated from ABA Playoffs Baltimore BatlsU ph 10 0 0 Satterwhite, both free agents ab r b bi ab r h bi SPRAY CLEANER Coluccio cf 3 0 0 0 Singleton rf 2 0 0 0 Scherman p 0 0 0 0 \ who stayed with playoff teams Auto Radios! ToUls 30 1 7 1 ToUls 29 6 7 1 Reg. 1.49 UNIONDALE, N.Y. playoff game against St. the boards better and played specialist who has been few minutes.” Hegan ph 110 0 BUir cf 4 110 until the last cut of the 1974 brought the Spirits to within Houston 100 000 OOO- . 8 Cyl. Cars 8-TRACK TAPE PLAYERS • REVERB <(UPI) — The defending Louis. Thomas cf 1 0 0 0 Davis dh 3 010 season, were picked up by the with more confidence. Give playing, “ to prove I’m not Trailing by seven points one again with two free Briggs if 4 10 0 May lb 4 0 0 1 AtlanU 20801000X— 24.88 I JOHNSON’S UNITS • UNDER DASH FM/AM Aaron dh E-Evans, May. DP-AtlanU 3. LOB Chicago Bears on waivers American Basketball “ I don’t understand what them credit, they took this all washed up” after being with 2:27 left, St. Louis cut it throws with 18 seconds left, The forehand stroke Is one The Hit; Now the weight is 3 0 0 0 Baylor U 4 010 Houston 6, AtlanU 4. J WAX KIT flowing motion which can be Mitchell pr 0 10 0 Robinson 3b 3 0 10 Tuesday. Getting things moving is our RADIOS • SOME VOLKSWAGEN Association champion New happened to us, to them,” series on their own. We released by Detroit in mid­ to five on a pair of free shifted slowly from the right Scott lb 4 0 10 DeClnces 2b 4 010 2BCedeno. HR-Cruz (2), Evans (3). S then hit the winning shot. Rader. SF-Baker. Reg. 1.59 broken down Into lour com­ foot to the left foot, moving Money 3b 4 2 12 Etchebrrn c 1 0 0 0 business. We take pride in We check engine compression UNDER DASH AM RADIOS York Nets were dethroned said a stunned Julius Erving didn’t play our game well season, the Spirits’ front line throws by Barnes, who ip h r er hb sq New York, with no time outs ponents. the right shoulder toward the PorUr c 4 011 Hendricks c 3 0 0 0 our effective handling of real Tuesday night—eliminated after Lewis’ shot from the Richard LO-1 465527 PRESTONE but they went out and won it, outplayed Net forwards finished with 17 points after left, had to settle for a last . The Backswing; The player net. This shift weight contin­ Lezeano rf 4 010 Belanger ss 2 0 0 0 Cosgrove 211111 Reg. to Garcia 2b 412 1 Palmer p 0 0 0 0 estate purchases, sales and fr<)ni the playoffs by the top of the key capped a we didn’t give it to them.” throughout the series. ' getting only two in the first second fling that fell way always starts from the ready ues through the moment of Scherman 2 0 0 0 0 3 SILICONE CAR position. The right shoulder Impact. The ball is hit when It Yount ss 4 12 1 Reynolds p 0 0 0 0 leases. Call us at 6454040 39.99 1099, 28®9 Spirits of St. l^uis. string of 10 straight points in Champion p 0 0 0 0 Niekro W 1-1 9 7 1 1 3 2 WAX, Reg. 1.69 -TnesdayTiight, however, it half. Lewis then started his short. and arms pivot .while the Is a little closer to the net HBP-by Richard (Evans). and get your deal moving. sn jii The Spirits, almost'none ToUls 36 7 8 5 ToUls 30 1 5 1 Units to fit all 12 volt vehicles - 5track A jump shot with three the last two minutes by the was» the guards’ turn to streak with a three-pointer head of the racket Is brought than the left loot. Milwaukee 000 010 060- 7 T-2:00. A-12,774. of whom played together • TUFF STUFF seconds left by Freddie bushy-haired six-footer and shine. Lewis had 29 points that sliced the lead to two “ I’ve been in a lot' of slightly up and back. It re­ The Follow-through: The Baltimore 100 000 000-1 •p‘'i^ '’ ; a l v r t S ’ '°ca-i.uretor « t^ e players. Reverb units. Items limit­ last year while the Nets mains perpendicular to the E-Baylor, May, Belanger. DP-Mil- CLEANER ed to our present stock. No Rain' Lewis gave the Spirits a 105 help^ the Spirits overcome and all the clutch b ^ e t s and came back with a layup playoffs and a lot of last se­ body weight Is carried further Offer Rejected swept easily to the title, ground all the way and de­ until It rests on the left foot. waukee2, Baltlmorel. L05Milwaukee4, needed. Reg. 1.89 Checks. 107 victory, their fourth a 12-point fourth-quarter and Mike Barr added 20 and a free throw to put the cond situations,” Lewis scribes an arc until It points The right loot serves lor bal­ Baltimore 7. lncompt$raUt 2-d tf craisas were built around three 2B-Davis, GarcU. 3B-Scott. SB-Money. VANCOUVER (UPI) - GORiWAN straight in the playoffs, and deficit. points. Spirits ahead for the first said, “ but nothing as big as behind you. ance. The right shoulder fol­ May-Nov, Ntw EagUnd. Cbtsa- S-BeUnger Members of the publicly owned paakt. S83 t m . Also 3 days. Edmund Oorman Agency promising youngsters— this. This one I’m going to The Approach: The left foot lows netware with the weight ip h r er bb so Com m ercial and Induetrlal clinched the ABA East time. B.C. Lions of the Canadian All sba cosnforts. No axiras. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: WED. thru SAT. “They outplayed us in rookie of the Year Marvin ’The Nets led 60-46 at the Is placed forward toward the ,ol the body until the arm and Champion W 2-0 9 5 1 1 4 2 Real Ealale Brokers MANCHESTER semifinal series in five really enjoy.” racket point toward the top of Palmer L 1-1 72-3 7 1 2 3 Football League have rejected Polder: Mystic Whaler, Mystic, Open Late Every Night every phase of the game,” Barnes and forwards half, and 81-71 after three Willie Sojourner put New point of Impact, and the left Serving Central Connecticut I'tiyWiiHii games against the Nets, who shoulder faces the net. The the opponent’s backstop. Reynoldseynolds 11-3 2 0 0 0 0 a ?600,000 purchase offer by Conn. 06333. Instaat Reserpo- 604 Middle Turnpike East Nets Coach Kevin Loughery WP-Champlon,impi Palmer. Except Sat. 'til 6 P.M. Maurice Lucas and Gus quartern. But, as Loughery York ahead and with 54 Next for St. Louis: the knees remain slightly bent (NEXT: The Fonhand Stroka) former General Manager Herb tioHS (203-336-4218.) Coma Manchester, Connecticut had won all 11 regular T-2:il. A-6,706. ^ s ailinjt v)ith as ! 1145 Tolland Turnpike said. “They were more Gerard. With the addition of noted, “ a lot of incredible seconds left, Erving lifted Kentucky Colonels, Monday and the weight rests mostly Capozzi. seas(Hi games and the first on the right toot (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSNJ aggressive, they controlled 57 Don Adams, a defensive things happened in the last the lead to three. Lewis night in Louisville. I PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed., April 16.1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn., Wed.. April 16,1975 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE ,

BUYER'S INMAL Crime, Traffic, Waste Disposal Figure in Bolton Democratic Platform

FRESHLY GROUND FOOD MART SLICED townspeople.’’ problems would have an concerns Rt. 44A. It says, Point three of the platform “ We call for the creation of a BOLTON adverse effect on each and “After years of indifference by concerns the dump. Mrs. Houle said, "A waste disposal committee to Donna Holland every one of us living in the Republican administration, “The uncertainty surroun­ provide both short-and long­ CHOCK FULL C’ NUTS Democratic administration By MICHAEL J. CONLON Correspondent Bolton.” the Democratic party has taken ding the dump is another exam­ term solutions to the problems would assure the people of WASHINGTON (UPD - A re­ 646-0375 the initiative toward obtaining ple of the Republican ad­ so that town needs will be GROUND BEEF WHITE BREAD Bolton steady, deliberate con­ Point two of the platform con­ cent government report claim- The Democratic Town Com­ cerns police protection with the a traffic light at the Bolton ministration’s lack of planning, adequately served well into the big Americans are on a laxative­ COFFEE sideration of problems and well mittee has issued points two, Notch shopping center. which has wasted taxpayer’s future.” thought solutions to them, in­ Democrats calling for buying binge also pomted out three and four of its nine-point money and placed us in a Mrs. Houle concluded by stead of. the stop and start aggressive action to give “ We call for a continuation of that one of the reasons is that ALL PURPOSE platform. critical situation. saying, “Our candidates are pattern of action and inaction townspeople the kind of protec­ this effort until the traffic somethbig may bemissbig fnxn Maureen Houle, committee committed to the implementa­ 20 OZ. GRIND which has been the hallmark of tion that will reduce crime in problem is rectified along the the average diet chairman, stress^ the points “A Democratic administra­ tion of this platform, being ever 1 LB. VAC. the Republican administration. Bolton. entire stretch of Rt. 44A That something is fiber, say LOAVES because, “they are essential to tion offers an alternative to mindful of the great need for a LB. “Failure to resolve these Point three of the platform through town.” the experts who did the study. CAN the safety and wellrheing of government by crisis. ‘Plan for the Future.’ ” Fiber comes bi whole grabs, cereals, fruits and vegelables, whole wheat bread, bran flakes, Secret colonial societies that sprang im in 1765 to protest the etc. Stamp A ct took their name And, more importantly, it is DEL MONTE from Isaac Barre’s speech op­ missbig in many of the super- posing that act in the House of Finast Introduces The New Way For Old-Fashioned Values: refined and completely pro­ GARDEN PEAS Commons where Barre had cessed foods Americans e a t SHOP THE COST CUHERS! closed his speech with a Dr. Nicholas Hightower of 1 17 OZ. reference to the colonists as Temple, Tex., who headed the 2 CAN “these sons of liberty.” The Food and Drug Admmistration A CUT ABOVE THE A CUT BELOW THE WITH PURCHASE OF SS.N OR MORI effectiveness of their violence review of the laxative situation, ■ AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. against Loyalists was so great 0000 THRU SAT., APRIL If. LIMIT told a news conference persons OTHERS IN QUALITY OTHERS IN PRICEI I ONE CAM ■ ONE COUPON PER that all stamp agents in the with a high fibo- intake have FAMILY. colonies resigned before the fewer proUems with britated Stamp Act b e^ m e law on Nov. ^ —PRODWCI- bowds and diverticulosis, and A 1, 1765, The World Almanac MEAT STREHILSJL may even run a lower risk oi PICK YOUR OWN FROM THE BEST THAT GROWSI FOOD CLUB ' notes. devdoping bowel cancer, the SHENANDOAH SALTINES .where the best Meat Men in the business are responsibie to give you compiete satisfaction Na 2 cause of cancer death in SWEET LUSCIOUS . with your meat purchase j) r DOUBLE-YOUR-MONEY-BACK! r SUPERMARKETS this country. SELF BASTING Fiber is basically mert It ab­ 1 LB. SOCIAL YELLOW California PKG. sorbs water and hdps keep the SECURITY bowels m good shape as it moves STRAWBERRIES WITH PURCHASE OF SS.DD OR MORE CORN QUART BASKET AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. through the system. FRESH TEN DER KERNELS GOOD THRU SAT.t APRIL If. LIMIT ■ Dr. .M ichael Jacobson, ■ ONE PKG. . ONE COUPON PER 1 Q 2 J | LARGE U ^ FAMILY. codirector of the Center for . Q. When my husband retired TURKEYS EARS fl W e A. Science bi the Public Interest, Lundy Fresh Pork Sale! 10 - 14 LBS. AVG. he was earning |1,S00 a month. '"f k which recently issued a white PORK LOIN Some oMiis friends who made r'' ^V{' J paper on the subject of dietary less are collecting as much as fibw, says some research also r'iifcD^ii^iiSs ] he is. How come? I thought ASSORTED CHOPS LIP SMACKING CALIFORNIA'S BEST shows fiber may help pull some ■ _ ALL FLAVORS ■ benefit amounts are figured on Boof Chuck Extra Trim chdesterd out of the body. That 3R I8EN D c Florida Sweet LONG - GREEN - FRESH earnings before retirement? Beef Chuck Beef Chuck Underblade Fresh Chuck effect, he said, is not a large one, 3CENTER A. You’re right. Social 3 LOIN END LB. Stow Beef Rib Steak but it may be significant WATERMELON Security retirement benefits 7-Bone Roast 7-Bone Steak Pot Roast Ground The FDA panel concluded that ISPIMCOS 1 WITH3 PURCHASE -OF SS.D0 •OR MORE ! . j are computed on average ear­ Center Cut FRESH PRIMO HOT OR SWEET ■ AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. a good diet not laxatives, is the GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL If. LIMIT nings over a period of years. Bone best way to end constipation for ■ THREE CANS ONE COUPON But this average is b a ^ on PORK PORK If A L IA N 1 4 V 4 9 ^ . PER FAMILY. In 96 per cent of the American SHOULDER earnings actually covered by 685 !™ 6 8 ? “'*'“88? » 8 8 ? $i|28 population. It also admitted that Social Security contributions. CHOPS ARM PICNIC the whys and hows of fiber work­ SAUSAGE CRISP • FIRM • CALIFORNIA For instance, the most earnings • r -ia 'n s . ing m the diet are still not really LARGE n . 2 9 . 5 9 1 . ICEBERG LETTUCE HEADS anyone could have credited last 'A'.'* understood. PORK LOIN FLORIDA'S BEST HEINZ KETCHUP year was 513,200 — the It said that bran is a safe and .. 9 9 ' LARGE maximum amount on Which Blade Roast LB. SIZE effective laxative, adding “bran- SLICING TOMATOES 26 OZ. Social Security contributions PORK LOIN A ^ A *1.09 SWEET CALIFORNIA rich breakfast cereals and whole BTL. were based. This yearly Rib Half Roast .09 OUR BEST LARGE wheat bread are convenient NAVEL ORANGES SIZE maximum was as low as 53,000 sources of crude fiber 100 grams PORK LOIN BREADED WITH PURCHASE OF SS.DD OR MORE before 1951 and it was increased FRESH FLORIDA - INDIAN RIVER ■ SEEDLESS AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS, of bran flakes (various brands) GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL If. LIM IT over thb years as earning levels Sirloin Half VEAL 'x, contain between 2.7 and 6.5 FRESH BOSTON SLADE BUTT ^ VEAL ONE BOTTLE • ONE COUPON PER increased throughout the WHITE GRAPEFRUIT 8 M . FAMILY. grams of crude fiber, and one Pork Shoulder > 9 9 ' PATTIES PATTIES U.S. NO. 1 United States. slice of whole wheat bread con­ CARTER'S So, no matter how high your Shouider Top Biade Boof Loin BEST Shoulder Bottom Extra Trim 99c MAINE POTATOES 5 - 3 9 ' husband’s pre-retirement in­ tains one to two grams." 89a'LB. LB. But it said too little was known W iAViR BATTER DIP HORMEL come was, his average earnings Steak Steak Sirioin Steak ROTHMUND Roast Round Roast Rib Roast about bran tablets to declare CHICKEN PARTS! for Social Security purposes is them safe and effective. It Polish Sausage ull .39 based on the amount actually Beef BREASTS OZ «2.49 COLLEGE INN LITTLL SIZZLERS Boneless Boneless recommended mor^ study for covered by Social Security con­ Large End Beef Chuck the tablet form. Beef Franks tributions. Beef $ 4 2 8 $^38 M c.$^38 L . $ 1 4 8 DRUMSTICKS »oz <2.59 Chock Full 0’ Nuts 12 OZ. 6 to 8 Ribs CLEAR Q. I have been working for a ^ I lb ib PARTY PAK » OZ *2.25 . C H O IC E ^ PKG. A reader m Washington, Ind., contractor and paying into ... BONELESS COFFEE More Proof It Pays to Shop the Finast Way! who lives in a trailer, writes; JONES ALL PURPOSE GRIND BROTH WITH" THIS COUPON At FOOD Social iSecurityJor the past 30 MARTS. GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL If. “I am looking for an over- Little Link Sausage J 1 . 6 9 CHUCK LIMIT ONE PKO. - ONE COUPON PER /ears. I am usually out of work Bone stufl^ed chair bed ~ one that con­ FAMILY. three or four months out of each Beef Chuck Short Ribs In • . lb 98* SWIFT'S PREMIUM OR LAZY MAPLE STEAK year. After I reach 62 next verts mto a smgle bed when G r o u n d Many Times oany. • lb 1.18 UNDERBLADE Beef Round open. I need two of these and Sliced Bacon < >■ •<0 M . 3 9 9 9 * monthi can I collect Social Bone would appreciate it if you could FOOD CLUB ^ b a k e r y - Security retirement benefits Beef Chuck Top Blade Steak In , lb 1.28 tell me where I could get a Meat or Beef Franks 8 9 ‘ n .3 9 LB. for those months I don’t work? Beef Rib Roast ...... lb 1.38 catalogue With some help MUELLER w h i t e ZOOZ. 9 e A. 'Yes. You may be able to COLONIAL QO LOAVEs''^ I ^ BREAD mX t collect reduced retirement Beef Chuck Cubed Steak Boneless . • . tb 1.48 fitxn the editor of “Home Fur- Encore Boneless Ham lb 1 .9 9 TERI nishmgs Daily," we found two ELBOW benefits at 62 for those months U.S.D.A.CHOICE^ FOOD MART ■ II OZ. PKO. OP « m Tenderknive Steak Boneless • • ...... lb 1.68 firms which make them. One is POOOCLU. ,0,00N*P.P . o r i l C c 3 in which you did not work. You Porterhouse Top Round BONELESS TOWELS English Muffins 3 "O" . Top Round Beef Round Castro Convertibles, which says Cold Cuts DECORATOR OR ASSORTED MACAROHI should contact the Social Boneless Beef Rib Eye Steak ...... 1.98 TIP TOP ST. LOUIS C O C it will be happy to send you a CHUCK Security office and discuss the Roast Tip Roast Steak Steak Rye Bread 1 LB. LOAF D i S details of your particular case. Select Sliced Beef Liver ...... 59* catalogue if you write to the SEAFOOD SPECIALS! JUMBO company at 1990 Jericho ROAST ROLL NISSEN'S CANADIAN C C C Q. I’ll be 62 in August and I ’m UNDERBLADE A. 9 9 * All Tender White Meat Turnpike, New Hyde Park, N.Y. Oatmeal Bread 20OZ. LOAF DO still working as a saleslady in a Boneless Beef Loin FRESH FILLET OF SCROD l . M .39 Boneless 11040. The other is Eclipse Sleep CRESTVIEW BUTTERFARM C fiC local department store. My ear­ Beef Tail-less $^68 Knd$^68 FRESH PERCH FILLETS l . *1.29 White Bread 20 OZ. LOAF OD nings are between $5,000 and Round Products, 200 Lexington Ave., 3 / * CRESTVIEW BUTTERFARM T tk C $6,000 a year. Is it true that I Turkey Breast New York, N.Y. DRESSED SMELTS lb 79' 1.19 We should add that one major FOOD CLUB ROYAL Coffee Ring '*oz pko / S ' can collect some of my Social manufacturer, who does not SUNSHINE QQC Security benefits even though I WALDBAUM’S DELICIOUS N.Y. STYLE DELI! continue to work full time? make chair beds, told us there's MAYOHNAISE GELATIN Chip-A-Roo's '*<>^ '■ •<0 o S «?§GULAR Ci^, no way to make a product that's 32 OZ. JAR ALL FLAVORS NBC A. Yes. It is possible. You Frozen Food Favorites Mr. Dell Favorites! IMPORTED DANISH may be entitled to partial BEANS comfortable both as a chair and " SLICING PROVOLONE LB '1.59 Triscuits OZ. PKO. 69' monthly Social Security a bed. But that may be sour BOILED HAM ROYAL E W A rb AR CUT jiULAR CUT NOVA SCOTIA * o z $ benefits. The amount depends OR ALASKAN PKGS. I beans grapes. LOX SALE lb *1.19 1 Snack Crackers Tk” 6 9 :EN BEANS Boiled Ham SMALL upon your total benefits for the PDtatDDS DEVIL'S FOOD • RAISIN A OATMEAL J . h 8 9 year. If you have low earnings Domestic A woman in North Cape May, KIPPERED SALMON '. lb 7 9 ' 3 check with your Social Security Tater Boy J S 20 oz $ 4 Freshiy Sliced NJ., wrote recently asking FRESHLY MADE REO.AOECAF. $* Shoestring pkgs ■ O A I A n C 4 MACARONI lOOZ. BONUS JAR i •DAIIIY- office. To Order where she could buy knitted pro­ 0 ALA U0 ^^AW OR POTATO LB Taster's Choice Coffee 45' Q. I am planning to retire 1 ^ 9 ducts made of Oeslan, particu­ COLONIAL KRAFT from my job in the middle of larly men’s sweaters. BAKID GERMAN B0L0GNA"°"T'''’'1.39 Vlasic Sweet Butter Chips the year when I become 65. Roast Beef r i . 3 9 Creslan is an acrylic fiber PARKAY ,LB HAM Since my earnings from the six made by American (iyanamid, 100 COUNT PdI Pies Bologna Dell • • .... ,u1.19 ROAST BEEF 69' months before I retire will add in the same vein as Chemstrand, Sweet 'n Low SUBSTITUTE PKG. Margarine QTW. Swanson up to nearly $8,000, can I Check these great Values...More Proof It Pays to Shop the Finast Way! Liverwurst Deli • • ■ • lb 1.19 Orion and other fibers made by Beef, Turkey S oz$4 FRANKFURTS NATURAL CASINO lb* 1 . 3 9 receive any monthly cash different companies. MINUTE MAID - 100%FLORIDA'v ru v K it/ M Chicken pkgs H Libbys in Swiss Cheese imp ,b 1.79 Gaylord Cheese Crackers payments for the rest of the American Cyanamid tells us it /I m p o r t e d j a r l 's b u r ^ Tomato Sauce^14 oz^ i4 GENOA SALAMI larando j; gg' year? Mr. Deli Pizza Inch • ■ ea 89' still makes Ci^lan but believes ORANGE or Molasses " V cans I SWISS A. 'Yes. No matter how much Deep Brown Beans » ■ q u a r t I 3 it is only being turned into CHIBSB JUICE CARTONS ■ ■ you earn before you retire, you Spinach'^'cCp"d°'6 » . 0 0 In-Store Bake Shop! women’s sweaters. The company TURKEY BREAST 69' or Elbow can still receive Social Security suggests you write to the knit­ KWAFT DELUXE SLICES • I20Z. PKG. Fish Dlnner^t'a2 pkgll.OO Macaroni p GREEN 10 OZ. benefits for any month you LaRosa Spaghetti 3 CM wear manufacturer involved. d l . 6 9 "HOT" BAGELS AVA?LAifLE 12 FOR 99' ___ TOP FROST Niblet Com GIANT PKG. 39' Itaiian _ Buys on Ic9f 1W% FLORIDA American Cheese " or' 89' neither earn wages of $210 or Fish Cakes^^aS » .0 0 COLOR 8 o z $ , | Garland and Offspring, 1411 TOP FROST 10 OZ. C less or perform substantial Spinach CUTORLEAF PKGS. I , CHURNY RUGGED HI A Birds Eye 3 W-00 Broadway, New York, N.Y., for ORANGE work as a self-employed per­ cans I Bread SWANSON Sharp Cheese •« «ick / S ' Hunts Tomato Sauce 6 additional information. ^NffAlTH A U A V rr AIDS.. JUICE son. Swanson ^ Cheese 4 pkgs.1 .00 Macaroni & Cheese 4 PKOS. 89' DORMAN'S AUSTRIAN A P » Asstd Turnovers 4io,78* Q .'Since I ’ll be 65 in a few 15V2 0z $ . j From Ontario, (iilif.: 'Gr a y e r CHILDRENS 12 OZ. Swiss Cheese « OZ. PKO. D 5 PRESTONE months, I was planning to come Cut Green Beans Finast cans I “I wish to file a complaint CAN J one's Cheese Pizza fko.°ofh 99' 4 A SP IR IN “'.?r 29 3 9 V QUART CONTAINER A A to the Social S^urity office and . about some defective B.F. !■ OZ. FAMILY SIZE BOTTLE WINTER-SUMMER OR^ IDA 20 OZ. RHODES WHITE \ Columbo Yogurt PLAIN 09^ apply for monthly retirement Goodrich tires that came on my POLY Scope Mouthwash 9 9 ' CONCENTRATE fOZ.CAN aWA* payments. But last week I Farm Fresh Dairy Features! new 1974 Ford V aa When 1 had Shoestring Potatoes B^O 45' k KG. o f M TABLETS A A « PRESTONE MAY BE IN SHORT broke my leg and can’t get about 15,000 miles on the 12 ply, SUPPLY THIS YEAR. SO STOCK UP NOW. Lucky Whip Topping 6 9 Efferdent clcan' s er 9 9 around. How can I apply now? size 16.5-by-800 tires the rutiier Mrs. Smith's Apple PieVKo 89' PILLSBURY A It ajways pays fo shop tor Quality Produce the Finast Way! TOFCO . IM COUNT FKO. _ PLAIN • EGO OR ONION 5 PACK - U OZ. EA. A. Call your Social P u r it y Margarine started peeling off clear to the Lender's-Bagels <>oz fko g g ' Biscuits orVallar'd 2 pro j. 2 / office. Most applications can be Kraft . ij, cord. Cosmetic Puffs 49' BREAKSTONE MIOOET - — (1) 48 OZ btl - All Flavors ■OTTLE OF IN GAYLORD completed by telephone. If Parkay “They look more like retreads M o 3 9 Farmers Cheese lOZ. PKO.4 9 ' necessary, a representative can Quarters ^ ^ than new tires. I have purchased Beacon Aspirin 2 5 ' *3.69.Limit 3 Gallons per Customer. Ice Cream flavors carton 99' 5 9 « visit, you at home. %\ Finast Fresh Lettuce new tires but have kept the !:I defective tires for anyone who NOT E: So that w« may «rv# all our cuilomtrs, m rtstryt tht right to limit salts to pkgs. of J. None sold to dtalort. Not rosponsibit tor typograpMcal trrors. Finast tOoz o C a I Cheddar Cheese Mild pkg OD” wishes to inspect them." Diet Soda This Coupon & Purchase *5 or More Fin ast, We’ll try to get your complaint Umit One Valid Thru April 19 H-208 Cottage Cheese In' 1.09 into the right hands at Goodrich, heads but when we talked to them in­ 1 5 'off . • 1 0 'off , r Oven Fresh Bakery Specials! itially they said they couldn’t say fr30“,«'®j A M A 1AA rnilBIT PITA ! 126'’Vii ! AM A 1 I P UArilllAJl ® TAM ■i ![Td'Vif AM A AY ACDACAI ®i ^AM ” ['ll'Tii 1 AM A T AY APDA< Round The Clock ON A 100 COUNT PKG. ON A 1 LB. VACUUM CAN ON A U OZ. AEROSOL CAN ON A 7 OZ. AEROSOL CAN Z I ON A 32 OZ. BOTTLE ■ I ON A 10 COUNT PKO. ! ALASKA PIPELINE I whether it was unusual without I 89* ! LIPTON ! ! M axw ell House ! ! M r. Muscle S I CLING FREE j J M OP A GLO I j HEFTY j 'TONSINA, Alaska lUPI) - having a lot more information. The first sections of pipe for Fruit Drinks Big Round Top Everything from driving habits I TEA BA6S I I COFFEE GRINDS I I OVENCLEMER |I Fabric Softener i I fLOORSNINE I I Trash Can Linars i the 798-mile trans-Alaska Anjou Pears ...... lOior 79' to roads traveled and proper WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD | WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD ■ WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD I WITH THIS COUPON AT POOD I WITH THIS COUPON AT POOD ■ Tomatoes I WITH THIS COUPON AT POOD I pipeline have been installed ■ MARTS. GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL If. I ■ MARTS. GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL If. I ■ MARTS. GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL If. " MARTS. GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL If. * MARTI. 0000 THRU lAT., APRIL If^ ■ White Bread ^ » 2ooz$ alignment can affect how fast LIMIT ONE PKG. • ONE COUPON FEE | Z MARTS. GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL If. ” ■ ■ A v o c a d o s ...... 3 >orl.00 LIMIT ONE CAN ONE COUPON PER ■ LIMIT ONE CAN . ONE COUPON PER I I LIMIT ONE CAN - ONE COUPON PER I LIMIT ONE BOTTLE • ONE COUPON I beneath the Tonsina River. Grape ( CUSTOMER. I CUSTOMER. I I CUSTOMER. J| PER CUSTOMER. 1 taar.'.""* I Family Pak Finast Fresh 'vs tires wear out I J CUSTOMER. J j I The installation marks the Orange 46 oz 24 oz] Red Ripe Green Squash — 3 ibsi.OO You also don't mention start of actual pipeline con­ cans Punch pkg 5 9 0 whether there was a guarantee. struction. Construction of Hardy Azaleas Planting . ea 99* Apple Pies Finasi...... pk" 79* Some tires are covered by PRIGES ErfECTIK IN roads and temporary camps, With This Coupon & Purchase 'S or More mileage guarantees, but drivers m iB fir I English Muffins ... 3 Tl.OO WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE and other work at pumping jJiSEH l Umit One Valid Thru April 19 H207 LLlj Bakary Hems Available Tues. thru Sat. sometimes forget that when stations and the marine Prices Effective Ifiru April 19,1975 We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Not Responsible lor Typographical Errors trouble crops up. terminal, have been underway since April 29, 1974. PAGE TWEiyrY-TWO- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandierter. Conn.. Wed.. April I6ri975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn., Wed., April 16,1975— PAGE TWRNTV-TmuiiR

Vernon School Musicians Invited to Conference one or THf STOP ^ shop comoames

Fp^ the second time, 8top&l / musicians in the Vernon School system have been invited to participate in the Music Educators second divisional conference to be held this year 32 oz. in Philadel[diia, Pa. SUPERMARKETS ® ~ bottle. The RockvUle High School Band and the Middle School PtiMStlftctiwll««.,IIHil4-Sit,l>»rilH Z2 Band were both invited to par­ o ticipate in the same conference • - 1 - when it was in Boston, Mass, 0 QC M s to p & S io p Stop&ffliop ZT" two years ago. At that conference the Middle Peanut Butter H1 U C — I School Band was the only band GrsipefniiC 0) t* a s of that age group to perform Outstanding D o ^ during the weekend conference. fiavor at an 28 oz. I The high school band was outstanding jar 4 6 oz. can honored to have as its soloist, saving. Armando Ghitalla, first Refreshing! trumpet of the Boston Symphony orchestra. Samuel Goldfarb directed the high Stop&Shop \A school band and Edwin S to p & n to p s - DeGroat, the Middle Schwl \ band. Since that time Goldfarb SUcedCanots Saltines ■m 'jEM sanC has been appointed music g K c 5! supervisor for the Vernon A great side Regular or a s * * : ^ S J g dish for your t school system and has unsalted Q. 0 :2 u relinquished his high sd u ol dinner. i e o t l tn ? S c a n s ^ ^ 1 pound box duties to DeGroat. U.S. Grade A Fancy! This year only a small ensem­ ble from the Middle School will participate in the conference. Both groups will be led by Stop&Shop S to p & n w p DeGroat. The concert in Philadelphia G r a ^ « f e l l y Edwin DeGroat, music instructor in the Vernon School Educator group in Philadelphia, next week. DeGroat will will be April 20. Green Beaiis system, puts the Chamber Ensemble of the Vernon Center also be directing the Rockville High School Band at the With the high school band C ut or O h j ; Middle School through its paces in preparation for an same conference. (Herald photo by Fisher) DeGroat has performed at the French 1 5 V 2 ^ 1 Z -5 ,0 ' appearance at the divisional conference of the Music First National High School Wind Ensemble Conference and Style c a n s ^ ^ at the Hatch Shell in Boston. > x o Under the direction of Gold­ inJi Faulty Stove Pipe farb the same band has appeared at the Mid-East 4 Instrumental Conference in 2hc Hcralb Cause of Fire Pittsburg, Pa., at the regional convention in Buffalo, N.Y., in Betttor eating Area Profile Washington, D.C. and several K A faulty flue pipe leading firemen, Hutchinson said. other times in Boston. bJ . from a wood stove to a chinuiey Damage to the home was The group was also invited to appears to be the cause of a limited to a ceiling and the perform at the New York starts w ith (A £ I hJ ^ 3 house fire on Bailey Rd. at the walls in two rooms in the eight- World’s Fair in 1965 and has T 4» w McCoy Orders Bolton-Andover town line room, one-and-a-half story, performed at the Guggenheim todays older home. ’There was also Shell, Lincoln Center, N.Y. z s i i ’The fire was reported at 6:42 minor water damage. Both bands performed at the ^ ! i Spending Curbed a.m. Andover Fire Department ’The house is habitable. North-East Enstrumental S to p & S ^ p responded to the alarm at the “ Due to the economy, people Conference in Durham, N.H. in S^iS I f ) a c < home of Carl Smith. are putting it wood stoves,’’ 1972. si ||ilH i As he announced a few weeks since Mayor McCoy was Smith’s home is at the end of Hutchinson said. ago, Mayor Frank McCoy has elected six years ago. Bailey Rd. and is just over the “ But they don’t install them b ra iid ! “ called on all department heads He also, each year, asks the Bolton town line in Bolton, said correctly; We’ve had a lot of “ S5 s ip lfl C/) Board of Education to curtail trouble with these things.” to curtail spending until the end Andover Assistant Chief New Super g d X. (/) its spending. In a memorandum S to p & S h o p lA S i S r of the fiscal year, June 30. This Maxwell Hutchinson.' By, STAMFORD(UPI) - The o !s 5 < to department heads he said no practice has been in effect mutual agreement, Andover Stamford Board of Education sS5 s-!ll I* further spending will occur un­ covers the whole road. Tuesday night appointed Dr. Strawberry * * I? less specifically authorized. The call first came in as a Robert Peebles to succeed Dr. Emergency expenditures NEA President itmniimniemirirararmxi chimney fire but Hutchinson Ralph Carpenter as superinten­ considered necessary will be Preserves 'taf89® called in a full assignment from MERIDEN (UPI) - James dent of schools beginning June referred to the mayor or Bolton and, due to lack of water A. Harris, president of the 30. Peebles, whose salary will S to p & S h o p Stanley Roesler, director of ad­ ROCKVILLE at the Smith house, a tanker National Education Associa­ be 540,000, has been superinten­ ministration for action. from Columbia. tion, will speak ’Thursday at the dent for the past three years in HOSPITAL Overtime for town employes Facial Tissue A fire was going in the annual meeting of the Associa­ Marshfield, Mass. Carpenter will be prohibited unless 200 Count-2 ply box O Q C chimney but also in the walls tion of Classroom Teachers of will become superintendent in NOTES necessary because of an assorted colors O and ceiling by the stove’s flue. the Connecticut Education Scotch Plains, N.J., after four emergency or with the approval ’The fire was doused without Association at the Holiday Inn. years in Stamford. Admitted Tuesday: Michael of the mayor or Roesler. injuries to the Smith family or Armstrong, Union St., Tomato Puree Rockville; Kevin Carney, Oak S top & S h o p 28 oz. A Q C St., South Windsor; John Thick and Rich! can Collins, South St., Rockville; Josiah Doleoff, Stafford Springs; Marie Durling, Swamp Mixed Vegetables Rd., Coventry; Karen Hynes, S to p & S h o p A 160Z. $ H Willimantic; Siobhan ^ cans I O’Connell, Irene Dr., Venon; Willis Paul, School St., 8c S to p & S h o p Stop & Shop-Liquid Rockville; Maureen Pelis, UNBLEACHED MUSLIN PATCH CALICO PRINTS Hoffman Rd., EUington; Perry Yellow Cling Raines, Rt. 5, South Windsor; Natural unbleached muslin. Great for ethnic blouses, Excellent selections in these "Country look" fabrics Salad Dressing Richard Rancourt, Stafford; western shirts, pillow casings, mattress covers, dress plus Twills, Seersuckers and many flocked designs, all 8 oz. bottle-Italian, French or d Q c Jonathan Rich, RFD 2, lining, curtains or pattern making. A hundred and one in new spring colors. Machine wash, tumble dry. Peaches as.?; 4 9 ' Red Wine & Vinegar T ’ v / Rockville; Nash Rowlett, uses. 38" wide. Machine wash, 100% cotton. 4 4 "/4 5 " wide. Polyester blends plus 100% cottons. Ashworth St., Manchester; Ed­ Salad Dressing mund Stubbs, Grove St., Bathroom Tissue COMPARE AT .69 YARD VALUES TO $2.79 YARD Stops Shop-32 oz. jar Rockville; Paula Trout, Lawler S to ps S h o p -2 ply Stock your cupboard! Rd., Vernon; Elsie Wilcox, .375 s h e e t-4 roll pkg. 69' South St., Rockville; Sylvia Yoder, Manor Lane, South YDS. Windsor. A betterWnd of fresh pork, Stop & Shop Big Eye Pork! Discharged Tuesday: Ray­ LIIIITIP QUANTITY mond Adamson, Village St., Rockville; Peter Barrett, Storrs; Chester Burdick, Staf­ Prom, Party &d Bridal Fabrics ford Springs; Elizabeth Fecko, Egypt Rd., Ellington; Joseph Nylons/polyesters/cottons/acetates/organza. Washable, 4 5 "/4 6 " wide. ^Cl^&ierCnt Fecteau, E. Main St., NYLON DOTTED SWISS • FLOCKED NYLON Rockville; Mrs. Susan Furness Crisp 'n cool for summer. Cool "Sheer Delight" with florals. and daughter, Stafford Springs; Janice Hinkel, Willimantic; ra^ChoiisiP Frank Janton, Park West Dr., Rockville; Alan Keller, Summit Dr., Tolland; Helen Kelley, 2?? Pork Loin Blade Roast 79£ East Hartford; Valerie Kleczkolwski, Legion Dr., Ver­ MADEIRA FLOCKED NYLON ■ FLOCKED CREPE » Pork Loin Countrystyle Ribs«s.«»99s non; Eugene LaFlamme, Old Good range of design. "Polly Flocked Crepe". Many designs and colors. Stafford Rd., Tolland; Bruce ” I* Melvin, Mountain St., Pork Loin Roast - Sirloin Portion 89£ Rockville; William Morabito, Stafford Springs; Raymond C enterCut o v> >- ft ;i^^^\P o rk Loin Roast *1’? •o « b- « Strickland, Spencer St., 2?§ ft 9- C 71 Manchester; Stewart Vokey, Sirloin Chops-Pork Loin 99S Diane Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Marie ■ FLOCKED PRINTS EMBROIDERED EYELETS & LACES Wallace and son, Penfield Ave., ' b o < Vernon; Mrs. Robin Yellen and 'Loveable" and "Fantasia". Many florals. 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PAGE TWENTY-FX)UR - MANCHESTEai EVEa® SI'S first of a series on “The Press Thomas began to prosper. As a Junior Women’s Club will meet Look Ahead To Mothara Day- 1215'A SILVER LANE e EAST HARTFORD a a ■I ; ? 8 and the American Revolution” collector, be concentrated on ’Thursday at 10:30 a.m. in the MEATOWN — •Hi'S,C .TI " jointly sponsored by the acquiring as much of the output Junior Room of Mary Cheney PLANT SALEI a n t j Library. The ^oup will tour the -*■ P '3 American Antiquarian Society of American printers like M eat Economy Outlet F c library in conjunction with 20% OFF ALL PLANTS^ CO (AAS) and the American himself as possible. His own Macramo Matarlals & Colorad Sand -■9, a s . library, qf 8,000 volumes National Library Week. I UAIIDCb Wed. 9 to 6 • Thurs., Fri. 9 to 9 1 Newspaper Publishers Associa­ G ffl... 5 '3 « .S - became the nucleus of the For TM Pononal I llvUnwB Sat. 8 to 6 ■ (Closed All Day Monday) to V o 9 tion (ANPA) Foundation. S j^ a l Ordara Now Balng Takan Sixty-four illustrated articles library of AAS, which Thomas Junior and Senior Confir- DIRECTIONS: Prom MwiehMlM’, tak* R t IS, flrtf M l tfla r 0«y CHy, depicting events, personalities, and several other like-minded Onoa Agalnl Whola tnation Classes of Emanuel rigM il Bw rtop sign. 4th houM on ttw M t and the role of the press in the individuals founded in 1812. Lutheran Church will meet Revolutionary Era, 1763-1783, AAS was the third historical ’Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in the TENDERLOINS will appear weeidy between society established in the parish building of tee church. now and July 4, 1976, the 200th United States, but the first to be anniversary of the Declaration national rather than regional in OF BEEF its membership and scope of' I I s 2 of Independence. I CD c ® Writing commentary for the collections. From its begin­ series is Dr. Francis G. Walett, nings, membership has t^ n professor of history at elective and honorary. Today Worcester (Mass.) State there are more than 270 (College and a member of AAS. members scattered all over the (Worcester Telegram & Gazette photo) € 3 i country. Scholars from all over d The series will draw on the Dr. Francis G. Walett s s ? unexcelled historical resources the world, however, nuike daily of AAS, a learned siociety which use of the collections, whether S1.79.7 to 8 Hia, avarago. Rig Ritota — will cut I supports a major research they are members or not. l a =■ r a library. The society possesses One of the society’s main else in the world is there a /0>: the largest collection in the goals is to collect a copy of better collection. ’The society o > 0 world of material printed in everything printed in the still collects actively in>18te and Fresh Ground, Lean Tasty America through 1820, and is United States through 1820. It 19th century newspapers, a All Boot strong also in the field of has made real progress toward field which many other ROUND 2 » 3 Americana from 1820 through that goal. Approximately two libraries have abandoned. All in —' "8 1876. Excerpts from the out of every three books, all, AAS is a major research HAMBURC newspapers of two centuries pamphlets, or broadsides center for the study of the early § s l g p - S P ^ o GROUND c-sg.$-D ^ ago, as well as contemporary known to have been published American press in general and broadsides, pamphlets, books, by 1820 are already in the the newspaper press in par­ a o r» K d maps, engravings, and society’s collection. Of necessi­ ticular. AA/> a* sSL * manuscripts will illustrate the ty, the society collects a bit 64 installments. more selectively in material The ties between the printed from 18W through 1876. Dr. Francis G. Walett, the ^ 'V Buyaamuch,orasllttiaaa ^ ^ lb. = C0 ■Ik American Antiquarian Society, As would befit an organiza­ author of the series, has taught you w ant M 09 10 lbs. or Mora O) 09 i O the American Revolution, and tion founded by a printer- Colonial and American o the American press are unique­ journalist, newspapers comprise Revolutionary history at ly strong. The society was a special part of its collections. Worcester State College since founded in 1812—during the Se­ The society owns some 2,000,000 1957. Before that he was on the Our Own, Fresh Made r X ' cond War for American issues of American newspapers faculties of Boston University Independence — by Isaiah printed through 1876. Nowhere a » T] and Northeastern University. Fr e d e e m a l l y o u r ITALIAN Thomas, who had succeeded He received bachelor’s, aSt® a c 4 COUPONS WITH ® n /s ^ >2 0 3 Benjamia Franklin as the master’s and doctor’s degrees 3 8 g 5 ! leading printer, publisher and from Boston University. JU S T ONE SAUSAGE z W q o a '» n i , ? o § o bookseller in the United States. One of Dr. W alett’s $10.00 PURCHASEII > « ® ffi Thomas himself had been a specialties'is the history of the staunch patriot. The newspaper early American newspaper 3 W ^ , '/I Medium or Hot f i l l he printed in Boston from 1770 press. In this field, he has / # i& r * to 1775 - the published such books as “The MASSAqHUSETTS SPY - was Boston Gazette, 1774” (1972) ^ ! “ a i ??« 10 lb. Unrit a constant thorn in the side of and "Massachusetts lb . British authority. Newspapers and the * -D | p During the crisis that Revolutionary Crisis 1763-1776” Fresh Cut Q-a culminated in the Battle of Thin Slice, Frozhn, 52.0 - (1974). He also edited The BEEF CHUCK NO® Lexington and Concord Thomas Diary of Ebenezer Parkman Italian Style (Not Quartered) a a;< i l l s • ® a fled Boston with his printing 1703-1782, which AA5 published a T I, press. He eventually set up shop in 1974. His numerous articles O IIXIEN 1 in the tpwa of Worcester, some and reviews have appeared in VEAL 40 miles inland from the scholarly journals. BLADE A O < CUTLETS LEGS Washington Window V 1 w w Republicans Out of Swim 4 9 ^ 1 STE AK ' * lb. lb. 10 lb. UmN 1 ARNOLD B, SAWISLAK These findings contribute to foreign countries to help pre­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The the explanation of why the vent starvation. SHOP-RITE COUPON nationwide public opinion poll Republican party now runs In framing the questions, the commissioned by the third in the so-called two-party Republicans sought to get a full / OR YOUR S i ? £ 5 Republican National Com­ system, but they do not support range of opinion, from extreme­ 1 L B . P K G . aa>Sc 1 their opinions on a liberal- issues such as the use of wage, care, with government in­ conservative scale of one to price and profit controls and surance assigned the “liberal” EGGS seven. health'insurance and on social end of the scale and private in­ issues such as the legalization surance given the “conser­ $1.0922-26 lbs. Average Self-styled independents were ^ o 2 of marijuana and control of por­ vative” side, the average for Good at any Shop-Rite market. Will cut Into Sirloin Steaks, Hamburg, or any way you! closest to the overall average WITH THIS Coupon limit one par family. o> “0 n on five of the issues; nography. the entire public was 3.63. The sole issue on which the Again, the independents were COUPON Coupon expires r* 3 ■» Democrats closest on two; self-described Republicans closest to the mid-point at 3.59. And a $10 Purcliasa Sat., April 19th, 1975 Q m § S §!S J Republicans on one. And on five 3 5 " of thoM issues, the Republicans were closer to the national The Democrats were second at U.S.D.A. Whole ~ in - J O m 3 ' ® were farther away than the average than Democrats or in­ 3.27 and the Republicans third ° ® o 00 a' dependents was on a question of at 4.55. C o ®w2 11" o ^ O <0 Grand or Booby Prize Good at any Shop-Rite m arket. o S 3 0 ? o ‘ lb. 3 D) WITH THIS Coupon limit one per family. o i l otherwise, is not unknown in the before invoking cloture to end 150 lbs. up. By GEORGE J. MARDER Coupon expires At Least 50 In s i r 5 g* o 1 ^Q Sw WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate, even on major debate. COUPON Cutting Is Included! filibuster fights. It didn’t matter how many Sat., April 19th, 1975 zj m A e.O (p Some civil rights groups are u t ■ lio nm uw Ni Q. r ” having second thoughts about senator failed to vote, tee same to ^ The liberals learned that the number—then 64—was the great victory they are sup­ hard way. In the decade of the p o se to have won by changing required. ’The rule placed those U.S.D.A. Whole 1950s, they carried on a major trying to break a filibuster at a the Senate filibuster rules. fight where the same principle SHOP-RITE COUPON ’The prize could turn out to be constant disadvantage. was involved. The rule then Absenteeism in their own ranks LEGS OF BEEF more booby than grand. required two-thirds of the full Here’s why: hurt, of course. And there was Senate membership-then 96 in­ almost always one or two who 1 G A L L O N o Senate liberals have fought stead of the present-day 100- 2 0 X for a decade to make it harder were ill or away. 5 c C_ CLOROX 0 m ■ to kill legislation by endless -■ (II “ talk. - = I BLEACH 00 t n — ’The way they were going to do that was to make it easier to Rolling Acres English WITH THIS Good at any Sho|^RIte market. ICO break a filibuster. lb . ’Their long-held goal: Reduce COUPON Coupon limit on# per family. ? ? 2 the number of votes required to Riding Program Cqujwn expirey 89 to 90 llw. Average ‘HU And a t ie Purchaaa O limit Senate debate from two- • PRIVATE LESSONS • SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONS Sat., April 19th, 1975 Consists ol; Round, Top Round, London RroH, Cube and Co thirds to three-fifths of those • GROUP LESSONS RonoloM Sirloin Steaks, Rump Roast, Sirloin Tip Roast | C /> S' present and voting. and Eys of The Round. S If all senators voted, that “Boarding with TLC" meant reducing the number Miles of nearby State Forest Trallsl We are not responsible for typographical errors. needed to break a filibuster WE RESERVE THE RIflHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES from 67 to 60, a major Now Introducing Now We reserve the right to limit quantities. i».j ___ WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS! __ breakthrough. ‘Motlior’s Classos’ for Spidal Rates Spedala Ara Pood Tbtu Saturday, April 18ft I f ’The problem is that seldom S87 EAST MIDDLI TUBHPIKI open 8:30 A.M. C a l l n a n c y l a w s o n at b 4s -33S3 \. (/) do a ll senators vote. MANCHESTER______10:30 P.M.______atshop-mte Absenteeism, intentional or

/( MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 16.1975 - PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., April 16.1975 Postal Service Gives ABOUT Awards to Employes BUSINESS NEWS TOWN Two Manchester Postal Ser­ ble delays, and for safety im­ vice employes have been cited provements to prevent serious with awards for locally adopted injury to an individual. CAPSULES “ Education and Life of suggestions. Postmaster John In addition, Bengston said IV/ Women In the World” will be Manchester Resident Bengston has announced. Raymond E. Gardner Jr. of 523 the topic of Monday’s meeting Margaret J. Fisher of 42 Adams St., a letter carrier, of the Greater Hartford Branch Madison St., a distribution received a Superior Achieve­ Joins Video Company of the American Association of Paula's Ride phone calls, letters and people coining to clerk, received a cash award; ment Award which included a University Women at 7:45 p.m. BOSTON (UPI) — Debby Imershein, a see me and urging me to accept the post of and Peter L. Aceto of 270 certificate and a substantial William S. PoweU of 208 Main Powell was responsible for at Butterworth Hall, Hartford petite 21-year-old Sinunons College senior, chairman.” Woodland St., a letter carrier, monetary prize. St., Manchester, has joined the sales in the firm’s College for Women, 30 mounted a rented horse named Dubonnet Without giving any reason, however, received a certificate of award. Bengston said such Connecticut division of North metallurgical division in the Elizabeth St. Guests and Tuesday and rode through the streets of Dempsey said, "I do not wish my name to Bengston said the adopted achievement awards are American Video Corp. as a Midwest. Earlier he was sales speakers will be members of Boston and Cambridge on "The Daylight be considered as a candidate for this suggestions were for iniprove- reserved for employes who per­ security consultant in the Hart­ engineer for GTEl-Sylvania’s the International Ladies Circle, position.” roent in the labeling of outgoing form their daily assignments ford area office. parts division in New Jereey Ride of Paula Revere.’’ sponsored by UofH, with Mrs. Miss Imershein galloped away from the distribution cases to improve above the norm for a sustained Powell, formerly associated and other locations. Margery Gardow, as Old North Church at 11 a.m. to kick off ac­ mail handling and avoid possi­ period of 12 months. with Texas Instruments Inc. of Powell holds a bachelor’s chairwoman. Women in­ tivities of the People’s Bicentennial Com- Chicago, is responsible for degree in marketing from terested In joining AAUW, mission, a group dedicated to North American Video’s line of Rider College, Lawrenceville, Seeks Price Lid which is open to graduates of "democratizing our economy,” according closed circuit TV surveillance N.J. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Anthony accredited four-year colleges to co-director Jeremy Lifkin. systems throughout the state. J. Moffett, D-Conn., said today he will be a and universities, should contact Banks Report Records With a shout “ Big business is coming,” The company, based in Median Price prime spokesman for legislation to put a Mrs. Richard Sander of 183 Directors voted an increase in Lowell, Mass., markets a series the Stamford, Conn., resident began her First Connecticut Bancorp The median sales price of an price ceiling on domestic oil. Timrod Rd. the quarterly dividend from 40 of closed circuit systems along five-hour ride. Inc. of Hartford, a multi-bank existing single family home Moffett and Rep. Andrew Maguire, D- Now at Moriarty Bros, cents a share to 43 cents a with other automated bank “ I felt silly yelling that,” said Miss holding company, has reported rose to $33,850 in February, the N.J., submitted their legislation today to Emma Nettletown Group of share. equipment. It has more than 1,- Imershein, dressed in a burgundy tri- that record earnings of 1974 National Association of the energy subcommittee they sit on. The Center Congregational Church, The corporation is the holding (Xio installations throughout the cornered hat and brown cape of colonial Capri n, a new version of Lincoln-Mercury’s popular European import, is now at Moriarty have continued into the first Realtors has reported. A year measure will set a top price of |7 on so- will sponsor a umcheon for the company for United Bank & country. style. “ Big business is already here. That Bros., 315 Center St., Manchester. The new Capri retains its sporty appearance, but it’s a^ quarter of 1975. William S. Powell earlier, the median price was cailed “ new” oil. New oil is that drilled At Texas Instruments, was just a slogan they dreamed up for the library staff Thursday noon in The firm listed a 15.6 per cent Trust Co. (Hartford), New Bri­ since 1973. more versatile version, with addition of the “ hatchback” (rear door). With the rear seats $30,640. ride. But it was a very good ride. It went the Robbins Room of the increase in operating earnings tain National Bank, Simsbury “ The attempts now being made to sock down, there’s 22.6 cubic feet of cargo space. Standard Capri features include four-cylinder Farewell Party on the School Bus church. for 1975’s first quarter, com­ Bank & Trust Co., and Pioneer really well.” ' the consumer with more price rises and engine, four-speed manual transmission, rack-and-pinion steering, power front disc The ride was designed to call attention pared to 1974’s hrst quarter. C r^ it Corp. I gas taxes is not only unnecessary but un­ br^es, and full instrumentation. to a midnight motorcade and overnight ’These children are having a ball on a school bus and it’s all are lined across the seats in front, left to right, are: Katie, There will be a free lecture, fair,” Moffett said. The present new oil raiiy Friday by the Peopies Commission, right. ’The occasion was a farewell party for five Callahan 13; Susan, 12; Peter, 7; Tim, 11; and Mathevv,10. Larry on transcendental meditation 80 Attend All-Day Seminar price is about $10 a barrel with no ceiling Friday at 8 p.m. at Assumption founded in 1971 and based in Washington. children who will no longer be riding the St. James School Decker, the bus driver, seat^ in the rear, provided soda to prevent higher prices, Moffett said. Junior High School on S. Adams bus as they are moving out of the area. The children, who and a large cake for the event. (Herald photo by Dunn) St. The public is invited. About 80 persons attended “ Why a Manchester Board of Eyes," and Raymond F. Gates, 'Tuesday’s all-day education Recount Nears End Realtors” was the opening executive vice president of the seminar conducted by the topic Tuesday, with remarks by Connecticut Association of WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate Manchester Board of Realtors Herbert J. McKinney, a charter Realtors, talked about “ You Rules Committee settled the last 29 dis­ Solar Heat Planned Inc. at Willie’s Steak House. member of the local board. and Your State and National puted masked bailots Tuesday and neared HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut has It was the first all-day session McKinney was followed by Organization.” the end of a recount to determine who won announced plans to build a new National sponsored by the local board. John 0 . Roy of Wallingford, is New Hampshire’s junior senator. Guard armory in Norwich which will be FOOD IS STILL ABAROAIN AT TOP NOTCH FOODS! President Richard E. Merritt GRI, who lectured on Realtors’ Closing the meeting at 3:30 "W e’re beginning to see the light at the heated by solar energy. said. Joseph L. Gordon, chair­ ethics. p.m. was Everett J. Livesey, end of the tunnel,” said Chairman Sen. The armory will be the first state-owned man of the board’s education After a luncheon, Atty. president of the Savings Bank Howard Cannon, D-Nev. facility to use sunlight as a prime heat unuHM ru committee, was chairman of Leonard Jacobs of Manchester of Manchester, whose topic was The committee needs oniy to hear legai COTT “ Financing of Real Estate.” source, Public Works Commissioner Diamond the event. spoke on “ Through a Lawyer’s arguments from Repubiican Louis C. Robert A. Weinerman said Tuesday. FIRST TimE! 5 lb. BAG Wyman and Democrat John A. Durkin on COOKIES It will serve as a pilot project to deter­ about 135 more ballots and cast their votes Diet Soda Oatmeal, Pecan Chip MASTER CHARGE WELCOME ON FREEZER ORDERS ____ mine whether other state facilities should Walnuts on those ballots for the recount to be com­ FLOUR ALL FLAVORS Coconut, Sugar ,Mieple use solar heat, he said. IN THE SHELL pleted. GALLON WESTERN BEEF TOP URLUE SWEET 32 01. Approve School Funds LIFE lO T. S’/c OS. Boycott Classes R(X)KY HILL (UPI) - Voters have ap­ PKfiS. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - About 75 proved $155,700 the school board said was MON., TOES., WED., SAT. per cent of the students boycotted classes needed for teacher’s salaries. Ice Cream 03 TOLLAND TPKE. Tuesday at Brown University to protest The referendum was passed 2,290-1,155 MINUTE MAID Mrs. Kavanaugh’s MANCHESTEB, CONN. - 9 -6 - budget cuts at the Ivy League school. with just over 49 per cent of the town’s es­ ALL FLAVORS MAXWELL NOOSE THURS., FBI 9 to 9 The first day of the so-called strike at timated 7,000 voters casting ballots. TOP VALUE Palmolive BURST ENGLISH TEl.043-1184 SU N D ATB toB the nation’s seventh-oldest college took on Connecticut Education Commissioner INSTANT grange Juice m Kiain iSE MMiT the atmosphere of a spring festival. Mark Shedd had urged on the voters to ap­ Liquid Detergent TO imiT OIMimTIEO WE AIXEPT FEDERAL FOOD STAMPS! Hundreds of students roamed the prove the funds. Ice Cream HALF GALLON MUFFINS college green, distributed leaflets for School Board officials said if the ALL FLAVORS COFFEE 32 oz. various causes, picnicked, or formed referendum was not approved the school OPEN SUNDAY 9-6 groups for singing and poetry reading. day would have to be shortened to four About 500 gathered for a solidarity rally. hours for the rest of the school year. HALF Others used the time to catch up on class 1 0 6t. SPECIALS THURS., FBI. AND SAT. GAL. JAR PACK assignments and papers. 3-’1 WE HAVE THE LARGEST DFSPLAY OF FRESHLY Oil Meet Collapses OPEN 7 A.M. CUT TRIMMED MEATS IN THE ENTIRE AREA AND PARIS (UPI) — The preparatory OPEN 7 A .M . TO MIDNIONT Seek Explanation meeting for a world energy conference STILL MAINTAIN OUR HIGH QUALITY OF MEAT HARTFORD (UPI) — The legislature’s collapsed late Tuesday after oil-producing TO MIDNIGHT iNY SIZE PACKAGE, FRESH Men. thru Sat. Appropriations Committee plans to in­ and oil-consuming nations became 3 LOIN 3 RIB COMBO AT LOW, LOW PRICES!______vestigate why fuel and maintenance bills deadlocked over the projected agenda. Mon. thru Sat. at two state housing projects totaling Both sides said they were disappointed, SHORT-CUT TENDER $650,000 went unpaid for six months. but neither held out hope that the talks Ground Ckuck lb. The committee said Tuesday the would resume very soon. The deadlock PORK CHOPS lb. problem was only temporarily alleviated developed because the oil-producing last week when the legislature released nations wanted the world conference to CLUB state funds to pay the debts of the organize a new world economic order with Beardsley Terrace and Pequonnock emphasis on helping poor countries. The industrial countries insisted the United 1 . 2 9 Apartments in Bridgeport. STEAKS Committee co-chairmen Rep. John G. Nations was an adequate forum for such DISCOUNT BREADED Seml-Boneleoo Small End Rib - Excallont Bar-B-Q Groppo, D-Winsted, and Sen. Robert D. discussions. G I Houley, D-Vemon, said they wanted an G sSSSJ explanation of why the bills were not paid SHORT RIBS I. FlaUCut Round Bone in time. They also want know what the New Research Tool 1 I VEAL PATTIES lb. PRICES EFFECTIVE department is doing to prevent bills from ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UPI) - Nude SHOULDER CLOD accumulating again, they said. mice, hairless mutants, may prove to be THRU APR. 19,1975 an important research tool in detecting We Resafve flighi lo Lirwl Quemilie. MmSTBlK Not eospoNglblo f«r TrM eF«elilf«l Irrwrg 1 . 0 9 cancer-producing chemicals, viruses and ROAST BEEF > radiation, according to a team of Califor­ 4 lb . Box FROZEN Dempsey Declines 2AO AMIA/ BONELESS FUT CUT WE WELCOME YOUR Oven Roaat • Pot Roaat or London Broil HARTFORD (UPI) — Former Gov. nia scientists. “ Although normal cells FOOD STAMR PURCHASES grow as well as cancer cells under John N. Dempsey says he does not want to^ AT MAIN sr laboratory conditions ... only cancer cells succeed the late John M. Bailey as BONELESS 4 4 A exposed to cancer-inducent agents will Democratic state chairman. CHUCK ROAST « BEEF PAniES lb. grow in nude mice,” one scientist said. Dempsey said Tuesday night he has The report was released at the convention PRIMO BRAND been seen for some months as a leading FULL CUT LONDON BROIL 1 - 1 9 of the American Societies for Experimen­ candidate for the post and since Bailey’s tal Biology. CENTER CUT CHUCK death last week has “ been deluged with Hot or Sweet SEMI-BOIIELESS(CALIF.) BON^SsmiMER i Mosey’s Cryovac Italian Sirloin BOTTOM ROUND Committee Studies Cas Tax Options CHUCK ROAST CLOD ROAST ib^ A 99 s / ^ CORNED REEF lb. > WASHINGTON (UPI) - Walking ever- rebates or exemptions, one with a little of Sausaoe Steak Sr/erf/e/tf By Smithfleld so-gently on politically hazardous ground, each or both, a tax triggered only when the the House Ways and Means Committee is economy recovers or only if other conser­ BONSsniimw) BABY BEEF considering various ways to impose a vation fails. FOR STEW or SOUP LEAN w a n higher gasoline tax. The committee debated the tax ideas The tax is part of a suggested energy tax two hours Tuesday without malyng any LIVER . 49 bill before the committee. But chairman decisions. • BACON .. o 9 ^ The first hurdle was whether to offer a BEEF CUBES A1 Ullman, D-Ore., who started out PLATE B K F lb. pushing for a 37-cent increase in the rebate of the gasoline tax based on 40 Fresh Lean Fresh Extra Lean current 4-cent gasoline tax, is down to a 5- gallons a month, even to those who do not cent increase as an alternative that could drive. m . GROUND gain him some committee support. Ullman favors a coupon system that m . GROUND The staff prepared for today’s session of would allow each driver a certain amount FROM CHUCK 4 BONELESS TOP ^ gg« the committee by drawing up a list of of gasoline free of the increased tax, then CHUCK 79 ROUND .. possible combinations: A tax without impose the tax above a given amount. lb. ANY SIZE S T E A K i b . PACKAGE SmlthHeld CUBE STEAKS lb. BugnackI Special I 2 1 4 S 6 7 a 1 10 W HOU / V % s •S>1 ^ P U R E , II 12 II 14 IS IS 17 18 19 20 21 22 21 24 ALMANAC ITALIAN 2S 26 27 28 29 30 ELM BRAND PURE ^ SNORT CUT HAMS Ground SLICED AS DESIRED By United Press Internatinai In 1862, Congress abolished slavery in Shank Porthm...... S ' Z5® Today is Wednesday, April 16, the 106th the District of Columbia. Butt Portion...... - Jh -W C In 1947, more than 500 persons were RIB S T E A K S ib. m day of 1975 with 259 to follow. Pork Sausage h,. CMltM* SilCRS aaioaitooMaaaoo IO The moon is approaching its first killed when a French frigate carrying quarter. nitrates exploded at the dock in Texas Ci­ The morning stars are Mercury, Mars ty, Tex. and Jupiter. In 1968, novelist Edna Ferber died in The evening stars are Venus and Saturn. New York City at the age of 82. Center Cut for stew or soup Those born this date are under the sign In 1972,'Apollo 16 blasted off for the BOLOGNAor of Aries. moon with three American astronauts Wilbur Wright, American inventor of aboard. Also that day, U.S. planes raided the airplane, was born April 16,1867. Ac­ the North Vietnam capital of H i^ t. BEEF SHINS a. tor Charlie Chaplin was born on this date A thought for the day. AmeriesuTwriter UVERWURST in 1889. Charles Warner said, ‘ " ^ e thing generally On this day in history: raised on city land is taxes.” TMSB TOENTY-BOHT- MANCHISTER EmNmO HEHAU). U m b a l a . Conn.. W«J.. Aortl I t 1«7» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 16,1975 - PAGE TWENTY-NINE

Homea For Bale 23 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 H«/p lYtntsd IS ADVERTISIN6 ADVERTISIN6 MANCHESTER-Six month MATURE responsible v ^ a n mciiiin new, prim e west side location, DEADLINE to care for two dtUdren in my 5-5 Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, iH r 12:00 noon iho day tMtora RATED home. 6:30 a.m. - 4 p.iri. Mon­ Ready for quing—This large hardwood floors, aluminum [B poM ca^. 1 d a y ...... sa word par day day - Friday, until June.2Sth. and lovely Sbeiftoom, l%bath siding, hii 50’s. Hayes Ckir- TRADE IN MALTOA Daadlino lor Saturday and 3 d a y a ..... 8a word par day References required. 64d*S550 Raised Randi is looking for a poration. 1131. Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. 6 daya .^... 7a word par day a ft^ 4 . new owner.. Many extra your rent recelpta and let YOUR tenant help you nay the 26 d a y a ..... ea word par day you buy Mile th re e -^ -o ld alumtoum- 15 WORD MINIMUM details. Priced to sell to tiie 819.900 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 CLEANING WOMAN ? 6ne day a ^ ^ Duplex. 8 ^ t e utiUtlee. 1% bathroome on Ite p p y A d a...... t2.00'lii^ 40’s. baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ PLEASIREAD weekly. Own transpcnlation. each aide, large kKchM and large master bedroom. CaN age, nearly two acres. Hutchins for more details. YOUR AD Call 643-2631 Mter 5:W jpjm. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Agency, Realtors, 6463166. Claaalflad ada art takan ovar SECRETARY • Receptionist, JOr phona aa a convardanca. NEW LISTING - Martin School ' Tha Harald la rtaponalMa for needed fondoctor’s office, part- REALE’S CORNER only ona incorract Inaartlon and time, afternoons. Typing essen­ District. Six bedrooms, 6room 175 WAIN Sm tET F H O U t 646-4825 than only to tha tiza ol tha tial. 6 0 - ^ between 9 a.m. -1 older home, wall-to-wall original Inaartlon. Errora which p .m .. carpeting, paneling, etc. Asking do not laaaan tha value of tha 841,000. Call H om eseekers MANCHESTER - Redwood Services Ottered 31 advartlaamant will not ba cor­ Realty 6464353. Farms, spacious 9 room Raised WILLING WAITRESS ■ Over PHONE 643-2711 rected by an additional Inaer- Ranch, set on large treed lot. 18, no experience necessary. SHARPENING Service - Saws, tlon. Three full baths, aluminum Must be able to smile. Call 838,900 - Duplex, 63. Nice in­ knives, axes, shears, skates, siding, two fireplaces, family “ Jobseekers, 568-1070. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD OLDER HOME - Large living law apartment, carpeting, 8435 rotary blades. (}uick service. room, five possible bedrooms. room with dining^area, eat-in month income. Hutchins Agen­ Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main Asking 851,900. Zinsser Agency, SUPERVISORY position in fast Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, 3 cy, Realtors, 6463166. St., Manchester. Hours daily INDEX 6461511. Help W anfd 13 foods, dairy bar and sandwich bedrooms, porch. Interior com­ 7:365, Thursday 7:369, Satur­ N O T IC ia □ NOTICES shop type restaurant. Would be i COVENTRY - Seven room Cape EAST HARTFORD- Large 2- pletely redecorated, 2-car gar­ day, 7:304. 6467958. 1 — LoM and Found SEEING is dis-believing - PHONE FROM home to ser­ assistant to manager. FuU-titne ; and 4 room Ranch on one lot. family home, in prime business age. ^,500. Philbrick Agency, ■CL0S n 2 — Portonalt Small from the outside, vice our cuktomers for super position. Call 429-0362 for ap- 3 r- Announcamonts I (!ape has stone siding and full location, 2-car garage with Realtors, 6464200. REWEAVING burns, holes. CONVENIENT spacious on the inside. Let us Lo$t and Found earnings. Choose own-hours. ppintment for interview. 4 — Entertainment ; shra dormer. Ranch income is plenty of room for parking. 846,- Zippers, umbrellas repaired. snow you this three-bedroom, 1 Call 647-1810. for Miss Wojick or Mrs. KeUy. 5 — Auctloni ; 8155 monthly Lake privileges, 900. E. & F. Associates, 646 GARRISON COLONIAL - 24’ RANCH Window shades, Venetian 1/2 bath Colonial Cape in LOST - 10 week old brown Cathy-John’s, Storrs, Conn. 1840’s. LaPenta Agency, 5 3 5 8 or 6369149. living room with fireplace, for­ Garage, bath and lavatory, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. FINANCIAL prestige area. Large formal Marlows, K7 Main St, 6 4 9 ^ 1 . retriever puppy in Hi^dand ESTABLISHED REAL Estate S — Bonde-Stocke-Mortgaget I R ealtor, 646-2440 or Lance mal dining room, 4 h ^ o o m s , 1 formal dining room. Park area. Please, please call a office needs two full-time sales 9 — Pertonal Loans ; Kozikowski, 742-7202. 1/2 baths, rec room, screened dining room with com er cup­ QUESTIONS on where to find MANSFIELD- 829,900. Six Fireplace. Early occupancy. little girl is very unhappy. .people. Wolverton Agency, to — Insurance porch, 2-car garage. 845,900. board and brass chandelier. MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. employment? No problem, call room Cape, modem kitchen and Mid ’Thirties! Reward. 646-0118, 728-229^ or Realtors, 649-2813. Philbrick Agency, Realtors-, Front-to-back 22’ living room Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Jobseekers, complete employ­ EMPLOYMENT bath, garage, full basement, in- 646-9120. ment service, 56^1070. 13 - Help Wanted iLAND - Nice barn, three 6464200. BELHOffi AGEHCY with fireplace, large mirror spraying. Fully insured. KITCHEN HELP - General 14 — Business Opportunities I bedroom home, baseboard ground pool. Lessenger Com­ and fireplace fixtures. Lav has LicenseiT Free estimates. 15 — Situation Wanted pany, Realtors, 646-^13., 426 Realtors 647*1413 ;; \ duties, various hours, must ;heat, Hutchins Agency, CONTEMPORARY Raised new fixtures and floor. New Phone 6463437, 6365354. FOUND • Black, tan German GAS STATION attendant, over 9291. shepherd, female. Call Dog work every other weekend. 18, full-time, |2. per hour. Call EDUCATION : Realtors, 646-3166. Ranch - Large, modem kitchen floor in cabineted kitchen. All Warden, 6464555. Liberal fringe benefits, good 644-8933 between 8-12 noon. 18 — Private Instructions with pantry, formal dining MANCHESTHER - New family wood floors, newly refinished. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) 19 — Schools-Classes starting salary. On bus une. 82,000. TAX CREDIT - New room with built-ins, living room Colonial, aluminum siding, 3 Walk-in attic storage room. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, 20 — Instructions Wanted ; VERNON - Three-bedroom FOUND - Black, gray mixed East Hartford Convalescent MAINTENANCE ...Semoon* homes - 3 bedroom Ranch, 4 with cathedral ceiling and bedrooms, bath and lavatory, One-car attached garage. Full stumps removed, fully insured. : Ranch, maintenance-free vinyl female dog. Call Dog Warden, Home, 745 Main Street, East Experienced general cleaning, REAL ESTATE moy hovtMNtyQW bedroom Colonial and 3 fieldstone fireplace from floor oversized modern kitchen, cellar. Stone patio, flowering Got a tree problem? Well worth 23 — Homes lor Sals I siding. Tremendous view. bushes. 839;900. Call 633-0227, C. 646-4555. Hartford.______82.40 hourly, part-time. Six bedroom Raised Ranches, now to ceiling, redwood paneling, built-ins, 24’ combination dining a phone call. 742-8252. 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale o h appyod ) I Almost new, 2 baths, 2-car gar- E. Lamson Agency. days weekly. Call no.w. 25 — Investment Property being built. Merritt Agency, four bedrooms, 2 full baths, and playroom, garage, just- HANDYMAN needed for large age, large wooded lot, LOST - Reward. Irish Setter, Jobseekers, 568-1070. :: 26 — Business Property 6461180. large family room with right lot, conveniently located. CUSTOM MADE Draperies, convalescent home. Basic carpeted. Immediate occupan­ Manchester area, answers to 27 — Resort Property fireplace, den of library, 5 Trade of your present home very reasonable work maintenance skills required. 28 -‘- Real Estate Wanted cy. 50’s. Warren E. Howland, WASHINGTON STREET ' guaranteed, call anytime. 646 Kelly, license no. 192893. Any sliding glass doors, 2 large considered. 8 3 7 ,^ . Donald S. Large S or 4 bedroom Cape. Spacious Experience in plumbing and A BIG THANKS Realtors, 643-1108. SIX ROOM Colonial, three SHOP FOREMAN MI8C. SERVICES Gale Realty Company, fireplaced living room, country information leading to electrical work helpful. Star­ to all those who bedrooms, fireplace, carpeting, decks, 2-car garage, large lot. whereabouts, please call 649- 2nd Shift 31 — Services OHered 868,500. PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, MLS, 289-7939. kitchen, 2 baths, garage, trees. Mid ting rate: | 2 .9 5 per hour. Please 32 — Painting-Papering helped make our appiiances, screened patio, at­ COMPLETE electrical service 6622 days, 64^102 evenings. apply in person. Meadows Con­ Supervisory experience, good 33 — Building-Contracting APARTMENT BUILDING - tached garage, clean. 834,500. Realtors, 646-4200. 34 — Roollng-Sldlng Waddell Flea Market consisting of 4-one bedroom COVENTRY - Three bedroom “ kiUlGH/lliD & ROSSEHO and repair. Reasonable rates. valescent Home, 333 Bidwell background in general No agents, call 6494150. RMHort-MLS 64«-24t2 LOST - Black and gold female 35 — Heating-Plumbing apartments, centrally located, CAPE - Eat-in kitchen, formal aluminum sided Ranch, two full Call 6465253. Street,. Manchester. An equal machining and set-up of air­ 36 — Flooring a big success. 189 West Centar StraM cat, answers to Kitty, aluiAinum siding, business dining room, fireplaced living baths, A beauty with many opportunity employer. craft pai^. Salary commen­ 37 — MovIng-TruckIng-Storage Mary Anne and Cecile ODD JOBS - Trucking, home Plymouth Lane. Call heart­ 38 — Services Wanted zone, excellent potential for MANCHESTER- 7 1/2 room room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar­ extras. 838,900. Tedford Real surate with experience. Apply commercial expansion. older home, 3 bedrooms, 11/2 age, immaculate condition. Estate, 647-9914. BOLTON - Three bedroom repairs, yards cleaned. broken child 646-2220. REAL ESTATE SALES- Coven­ MI8C. FOR SALE WADDELL PTA Jackston Agency, 646-1316. baths with 2-car garage. 836,900. Philbrick Agency, Ranch, fireplace, 1 1/2 baths, Experienced handyman. Free They Tripped the Light Fantastic at Police Ball try area. Positions open in our 41 — Articles lor Sals estimates. Reasonable. 643- LOST - Savings Passbook No. 42 Building Supplies Thanks Convenient location, 834,900. E. Realtors, 646-4200. hardwood floors, acre treed lot. Bolton office, highly The LE-MI EA6J HARTFORD 0304. 0464M)1458-2, Hartford National 43 — Dogs-BIrds-Pets MARK PLANTE & F. Associates, 646-5358 or 636 837,500. Tedford Real Estate, Dancing took many forms Saturday night at the third annual and Dick and Charlotte Cosgrove fox trot to the music of the Paul progressive agency. Call Kurt 44 — Livestock Bank and Trust Company, Corporation M 9149. DUPLEX ,- Owner’s side has 647-9914. Manchester Police Ball at the State Armory. From the left, Barry Landerman Orchestra. More than 550 attended. The police union Lessenger Company Realtors, 45 — Boats & Accessories and TWO HANDYMEN will clean, North Manchester office. 1 Mitciwll Driva 46 — Sporting Qoods A LOW FORTIES large, modem kitchen, formal 6464713, 423-9291. BURGER KING VALUE rake, lime, fertilize, mow, Magnuson and Debbie Rivosa execute the Mexican Hat Dance; uses funds for its support of local charities. (Herald photos by Application made for payment. Manchettor 643-2362 47 — Garden Products RANCH WINDHAM- 828,800- Two- dining room, living room, 4 MANCHESTER - Two-bedroom Hillery and Virginia Gallagher rock; Bob and Clarice Ledger waltz; 46 — Antiques family or single, nine rooms, 2 bedrooms, wall-to-wall Condominium, central air- maintainance of lawn seasonal. Barlow) RNs—LPs- We have full time 49 — Wanted to Buy In a 850,000 and up baths, garages, close to an carpeting, baths. Other side Four bedroom Split IVh baths, conditioning, wall-to-wall Cellars and attics cleaned. LOST - Blue parakeet vicinity openings on the 11-7 shift. RENTALS neighborhood! Call for acre. Lessenger Company, has 6 large rooms. Convenient aluminum siding, rec room, carpeting, tennis and pool. 649- Reasonable prices. 6465305. LEGAL NOTICE Hartford Road and Fairfield Excellent benefits, pleasant DISHWASHER needed - over Street. If seen please call 643- 52 — Rooms lor Rent Bualneaa Opportunity 14 details. Realtors, 6468713, 423-9291. to schools and shopping. large fenced yard. Only 832,- working conditions. Please app­ 16, and willing to train for daily 53 — Apartments tor Rent LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. 2662. Excellent condition. 846,9()0. 900. Won’t last, call now. INVITATION ly in person. Meadows Con­ full-time work. Jobseekers, 56^ 54 — Homes lor Rent EASTERN SERVICES - Part- BELFIORE AGENCY MANCHESTER - 65 four-year Cellars and attics cleaned, Fair Trade Repealer Passed 1070. 55 — Business lor Rent CIRCA 17 23 - Exquisite 12-room Philbrick Agency, Realtors, valescent Home, 333 Bidwell time maintenance work, 8? to young Duplex, 3 bedrooms, lawns mowed, small tree work. 56 — Resort Property lor Rent Realtors 647-1413 antique Colonial completely 6464200. Street, Manchester. 57 — Wanted to Rent 810 per hour for a responsible wall-to-wall carpeting Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. TO BID Paraonala 2 restored and in excellent condi­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Repeal products, usually name-brand than a pseudonym for price saying the competition with The Manchester Board of PART-TIME - Company needs 58 — MIsc. lor Rent person seeking permanent, throughout, aluminum siding, five ambitious women for part- tion. Four fireplaces, 1 1/2 of Connecticut’s fair trade fixing,” he said. larger stores who could afford Education solicits bids for COCKTAIL waitress for days part-time work days or basement partialiy finished on GARDENS Roto-tilled - Quick items of high value such as NEED TENNIS partner for AUTOMOTIVE baths, income-producing 3- WANTED WARREN E. or nights. Gaslight, 646-lOw, time work with full-time ear­ 61 — Autos lor Sale evenings. Company will furnish COME AND GET IT! County owner’s side, self-cleaning oven service. Save your back. Call us laws, which cost consumers as stereo components, watches The proposal was first put on to cut their prices would drive Duplicating and Mimeograph mornings - Call 643-1488. room studio apartment and 2- 568-53S. nings. 623-9128, 649-2333. 62 — Trucks lor Sals training, equipment and kitchen with stove and dis­ and dishwasher on owner’s today, 528-0586. much as 8100 million a year, is and appliances. the Senate’s consent calendar— the small retailers out of Supplies for the 1975-1976 ^ o o l 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sals room antique shop. Philbrick Highly Motivated customers. You pay 813.50 per hwasher, aluminum sided, HOWLAND side, 1 1/2 baths. 834,900. 647- halfway home. In return, retailers were non-controversial items voted business. year. Sealed bids will be 64 — Motorcycles-BIcydes Agency, Realtors, 6464200. WANTED - Grill help for lunch BABYSITTER wanted - In my week. Call 528-9951. clean three bedroom Ranch full \ Salesman Raaltora 643-1108 1045. Please call between 161 ROGER LANDON - Will rake The Connecticut Senate gave assured the products would not as a group — but later removed In other action around the received until 3:30 p.m.. May Announcamonta 3 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle hour. Apply at Ann’s Spot, 21 home, mature person, Homes basement, over one acre lot. or 4-8. leaves, clean yards, do any odd the repeal bill final approval be sold to competing stores in and voted on by roll call after State Capitol: 14,1975 at which time they will Oak Street, Manchester. reasonable rate. 7:30-4:30 66 — Automotive Service R A R E O P P O R T U N IT Y - Garden space. Only 832,900. RANCH - Better than new. 71/2 for OBtabllthod roal estate jobs. Very reliable, reasonable FORMAL WEAR Rental - 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease ' Tuesday by a 35-0 vote. It now their areas. Sen. Joseph D. Schwartz, D- —Rep. Alan H. Nevas, R- be publicly opened. The right is Monday-Friday. 872-2285 af(er Established territories. Mister Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, rooms, 3 bedrooms, family Ann In Manehaatar rates. For free estimate call Largest selection, best prices. goes to Gov. Ella T. Grasso, Sen. Louis Ciccarello, D- Easton, said it was such a Westport, criticized the reserve! to reject any ai^ all PILGRIM FABRICS has part- 5. / ' Softee a Household word. Units 649-1922. room with bar, large living Roger at 647-1529. Also cars Zahner’s Men’s Shop. Down­ ------; ___ Contact who has not said whether she Norwalk, said in view of momentous matter the Transportation Committee for bids. Specifications and bid time openings for salesgirls, are ready to go. Need good peo­ room with beautiful oval Publisher’s Notice: washed, waxed and vacuumed town Rockville. must nave knowledge of DELIVERY MAN for furniture fireplace, 2-car garage. 851,900. DANIEL F. REALE All real estate advertised In this newspaper Is subject at Jim’s Amoco, Main Street. will sign the bill into law. spiraling prices, the elimina­ senators should be allowed to endorsing legislation that would forms may be secured at the Help Wanted 13 ple. Low down payment pay out COVENTRY - Seven-room sewing. Apply Cheney Hall, 177 - Part-time. Must be at leiast 21, of profits. Call or write today, Philbrick Agency, realtors. REALE REALTORR Fair trade laws allowed tion of fair trade laws is an idea record their votes. increase the maximum size and Business Office, 45 N. School •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Raised Ranch with family room to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes Hartford Road, Manchester. have driver’s license and good area code 203-677-9089 or 528- 6464200. CUSTOM Rototilling - Have manufacturers to dictate whose time has come. A number of small retailers weight for trucks on Connec­ Street, Manchester, Connec­ COUNTER-GIRLS wanted - on a nicely landscaped acre, 1 646-4525 It Illegal to advertise "any preference, limitation, or record; Call 64^2isi5. , 8771. Mister Softee of Southern “ Troy Bilt” rototiller. Will minimum retail prices for their “ Fair trade is nothing more had opposed the measure. ticut highways. ticut. □ FINANCIAL Fridays, Saturdays and Sun­ 1/2 baths, above-ground pool, All Intarvlawa ConlManUal... NEWSPAPER DRIVER for six New England, Inc. 198 South discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or travel. Gardens, lawns, flower Raymond E. Demers, days either da^ or night. Must many extras. 840,900. E&F NEW RAISED Ranch - Seven day delivery. Call Mr. Griffin at WANTED - Help with Road, Farmington, Conn. 06032. beds, large or small. Call 643- Business Manager housecleaning for small central be over 18, apply in person after Associates. 646-5358, 633-9194. generous-sized rooms, 2 1/2 national origin, or an Intention to make any such Bonda^Stocka-Mortgagea 8 647-9411. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1895. apartment. (^11 649-4134. 6 p.m.. Broad Street Dairy oaths, family room, 2 SPRING STREET area - preference, limitation, or discrimination.” Queen, 242 Broad Street. situation Wanted 15 MANCHESTER- Only 5% fireplaces, 2-car garage, Raised Ranch, 8 rooms, 3 or 4 LEGAL NOTICE MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ NEWSBOYS for South Windsor HOME GARDENS roto-tilled COUNTER GIRLS wanted, down, financing available for aluminum siding, large lot. bedrooms, 2V^ baths, wool This newspaper will not knowingly accept any adver­ STATE OF CONNECTICUT cond, third. All kinds. Realty area. Call Mr. Griffin at 647- I^nchester, Bolton, East Hart­ part-time, varied hours, must BABYSITTING, my home, aulified buyers. Low 30’s. Con­ Philbrick Agency, Realtors, carpeting throughout, family Ret. 5th Tuesday statewide. Credit rating un­ 9411. CLERK TYPIST - Sure we ^fave tising for real estate which is in violation of the law. ford and Vernon areas. Call 646 be over 18. Apply in person days, evenings or overnight. ominium. Three bedrooms, 6464200. room with fireplace, patio, April, 1975 necessary. Reasonable. Con­ positions for you! Full-time, 3 8019 mornings or evenings. after 6 p.m. Broad Street Dairy Will pick up and deliver, any 2Vz baths, dream kitchen with large deck, electric garage Our readers are Informed that all dwellings adver­ PRESENTING G. JEFFREY COUR fidential, quick arrangements. AVON- Do you use cosmetics, excellent salaries. Start now. age. 647-93W. doors. Built in 1971. ^ ,900 . jewelry, cologne, household Queen, 242 Broad Street. all appliances, oVner MANCHESTER tised In this newspaper are available on an equal op­ LOAM, FILL, Gravel - Septic, BEVERLY B. COUR Alvin Lundy Agencw. 527-7971. Jobseekers, 568-1070. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, items? So does everybody.------transferred, immediate oc­ OaUXE COLONIAL portunity basis. sewer connections, bulldozing, V. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ WILL BABYSIT in my home 6464200. 'That’s why selling Avon in your JOBSEEKERS - We’re here cupancy. F. J. Spilecki, excavating. Top quality work. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. weekdays. Children 2-5 years Spacious 6room Colonial in LAMBERT V. RUPELL, et al own neighborhood is such a seven days weekly to help youy Realtor, 643-2121. Latulippe Brothers, 6465114, old, play playmate. References lovely “ Forest Hills.” 4 RANCH - with gorgeous view. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS profitable way to make money. find employment fast. Call 742-9477. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd available. Call 643-1428. bedrooms, 2Vk baths, plush Large living room with beamed COUNTY OF TOLLAND No selling experience today, 568-1070. J.C.PENNEY WESTMINSTER ROAD - International WANT AD Week mortgages — interim financing MSTRKT nSTRBUTMlN CENTER Custom-built six-room carpeting, built-ins, first floor catnedral11 n ceilings and MANCHESTER - three family - Lota-Land For Sale 24 APRIL 2, 1975 — ei^editious and confidential necessary. Call 523-9401. 7-7-5, separate furnaces, UGHT TRUCKING, painting, FULL-TIME Dishwasher:- Manchester, Conn. Garrison, IVi baths, center family room with fireplace firepiace, formal dining room, cellars and attics cleaned, NOTICE TO LAMBERT V. service, J.D. Real Estate fully equipped kitchen with parking, large lo t Asking 843,- BUILDING LOTS - Manchester CUSTODIANS - Experienced, Weekdays only, 9-4. Apply in fireplace, garage, expandable and 2 garages. By appoint­ small tree work. Please call RUPELL, IF LIVING, AND, Assoc. 646-1980. Now interviewing qualified □ EDUQATION sliding glass doors to deck. 900. Warren E. Howland residential area, approximately part-time days and evenings. person, Tacorral, 246 Broad attic. 842,500. Palmer Realty, ment only, 6^5306. 6468663. April 13-20,1975 IF NOT LIVING, THE men and women for positions Huge family room with stone Realtors, 643-1108. one acre, also other acreage Manchester - East Hartford. Street. 646-6321, Hagedorn, 649-0538. Equal Houaing Opportunity WIDOW, HEIRS, as office clerks. We offer out­ fireplace, two full baths. available. Jackston Agency, Call 643-5691, 2-6 p.m. Private Inatruetlona 18 MARIA NARDULU - Custom- REPRESENTATIVES AND standing company benefits, RABROWS A WALLACE Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 6461316. □ EMPLOYMENT SUPERINTENDANT - live in, THREE FAMILY, three COVENTRY - 826,900 - Three made draperies, bedspreads, including liberal employee ManoMstir Mw HiwM Huttanl 6464200. CREDITORS OF SAID LOCAL company looking for rent free plus salary in PROFESSIONAL Tutoring Ser­ B48-5306 M7-1B1B 728-M1B bedroom full-dormered Cape, top treatments, Austrian heating systems, three ceramic BUILDING LOTS - Vernon - Money saving specials for everyone! LAMBERT V. RUPELL ambitious person to work exchange for light part-time discount. vice - Reading and math. Free basement, 100’ from private shades. Large selection of tiled baths, three disposals, two ready to go 815,500 for both. UPON THE COMPLAINT of Help Wanted 13 rotating shifts. Call Betsy, 646- duties. Call Jobseekers, 568- For interview call 649-7865 consultation and evaluation. beach, double lot, more. samples, drapery hardware. three stoves, three Merritt Agency, 6461180. the plaintiffs in the above en­ 1233. 1070. An Equal Opportunity Employor Warren E. Howland, Realtors, Free estimates, decorating ser­ Call 649-8023. refrigerators, laundry facility. TOLLAND - Authentic period TOOL MAKERS - All-around •2,000 TAX CREDIT 643-1108. vice. Call 6461786. titled action, praying for Clean as a' whistle. Close to Restoration. Main house built machinists and Bridgeport PART TIME- Experienced in TWO PART-time night on tha following now homaa: Real Estate Wanted 28 Join in the fun — all this week reasons therein set forth, for a everything. Fast sale wanted. 1806, ell circa 1717. Eight operators. Top wages, fringe sales and other related services waitresses - Apply in person GARDENS- roto tilled or judgment determining the □ REAL ESTATE Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. rooms, two baths, five working BOLTON LAKE - Small house benefits and overtime. of life insurance department. Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, Bualneaa Opportunity 14 ALL CASH for your property plowed. Reasonable. Call 644- rights in and to certain land and firepiaces, two barns, ten with double lot on Lynwood Experience preferred. Apply at Apply Savings Bank of Manchester. MANCHESTER within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, 1448. MANCHESTER vicinity - 4+5 acres. Call for details. Drive. Short walk to lake for WANT ADS TO ALL settling the title thereto, retur­ Paragon Tool Company, 121 Manchester. 923 Main Street, A GROUND floor opportunity Homea For Sale 23 eOUMHL - 3 b8*««Ht. instant service. Hayes Agency, equals good investment. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, boating and swimming. Ed­ nable before the Court of Com­ Adams Street. Manchester. ABLE HOSTESS needed 4-10:30 with a proven track record. COUmiL - 4 M r a o M i 646-0131. LAWN MOWER sharpenhng SENIOR CITIZEN S Duplex, corner lot, aluminum 6464200. mund Gorman Agency, 646- AdoMMtbtaMiMorbrMgiUlnlw’nwHwMd.MephontcAnt, p4mm. mon Pleas within and for >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ p.m., experienced, 82.50 hourly, Twenty-one Subway sandwich MANCHESTER Newer 2- M in - 3 beftoiMi and repairing, reel, rotaiy and A nudmuM ol M moy bo run • Uoyo, FUE. AU ada imni bo siding, live almost rent-free, 4040. Irioeod duhpQ IntomoUonal WANT AO Wook. Tolland County to be held at excellent opportunity. Call now franchise locations are now family, 4-4, aluminum sided. pricM to sell at 831,900. - ’Two- MiSD MNCH - 4 kadraim. WE WILL buy your house. Call chain saws. Briggs and Strat­ Jobseekers, 568-1070. SALT BOX - Large, country Rockville on Uie fifth Tuesday open or being installed. Your Excellent condition, all family flat, good rent picture snir UVE - 4 M r a i M i anytime, Hutchins Agency, ton, Tecumseh and Kohler kitchen with built-ins and of April, A.D. 1975, and upon an LEGAL NOTICE PART-TIME location is waiting. It’s time for appliances. 646-7366. with possible additional in­ Realtors, 6463166. Homelite pumps and fireplace, formal dining room, MISa MMR - 3 Mraaaa. MANCHESTER application in said action for an TOWN OF MANCHESTER ’THREE PART-time cooks - you to act. Call 1-372-6525 for come, needs some work but generators, Stinl chain saws MAINTENANCE Nights. Apply in person, Tac- details. . double door spacious centeren- “ Walton’s Mountain” comes W ANT A D S TO CHILDREN order of notice, it appearing The Planning and Zoning COLUMBIA- First floor family priced accordingly. B/W realty, SELLING your house? Call us parts and service. Pickup and coral, 246 Broad Street, trance hall, 3 bedrooms, Vk to mind as an over-all descrip­ first and we’ll make you a cash delivery. Ellington Equipment and being found by the sub­ Commission at a meeting on room, twin sized bedrooms, 647-1419. T 0 12 YEARS OLD WORK Manchester. PIZZA AND Grinder shop fireplace, garage, close to lake. baths, 2-car garage, large lot. 7Vt% morfgaga monay Is tion of this property. Gracious offer. One day service. T. J. Center, Route 83. 8765018. I Ad>iiMMtanitfMgrbtnigMI>ilsTlwHwild.)tophUna. scribing authority that the April 7,1975 made the following A nuilmm ol n mrdo moy bo nai • doyo. FUE. All odo itiuol bo I located in a shopping plaza. High 40’s. Lessenger Company, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, avallabla on thasa homaa: Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. ' ploood dlirtng IMonmlloiml WANT AD Woob. decisions: NEW LISTING - Excellent 7 6room home (4 bedrooms), defendants whose names and •7.00 to *10.00 THREE PART-time dis­ Good clean operation. F.J. 646-4200. All hava city utlllllaa. DAVID C. WOODBURY - Realtors, 646-8713, 423-9291. room home, family room, three on beautiful grounds (stone DRESSMAKING - Alterations, addresses are as follows:, hwashers - nights, must apply Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. im m e d ia t e c a s h for your ail kinds. Also evening gowns. 501 thru 529 East Middle Turn­ PER HOUR large bedrooms, all city barbeque, apples, pears, Lambert V. Rupell, if living, in person at Tacorral, 246 Broad WILLINGTON - Seven-room utilities, wall-to-wall carpeting, MANCHESTER - Split 7 rpoms, property. Let us explain our 16A Ambassador Drive, AND FOR EVERYONE ELSE: pike — Business II zoning — '1 'k baths, 3 bedrooms, modem FJ. SPILECKI peaches, plums, blueberries, and, if not living, the widow, CALL 520-9051 Street. REMODELING Showrooms, Raised Ranch, one acre treed hot water oil heat. One car gar­ fair proposai. Cali Mr. Belfiore, Manchester. kitchen, dining room, family Mitor 643-2121 pecans, ^apes) and 3 out­ heirs, representatives and ADOPTED. Special Exception PtaaM kmii lor M In tti* offices, storage facilities to lot, privacy, all appliances, age, quiet location, only 834,900. 647-1413. LOCAL INSURANCE agency room, fireplace, wall-to-wall buildings (3,300 sq. ft. total). creditors of said Lambert V. - GRANTED. Effective April iHUhiMt opportunit)F Mction undnr rent. Suitable remodeler, fireplace, air-conditioning. ^Call Dubaldo - Lesperance EasiMli SwvicM. looking for experienced Gal builder, building product sales. carpeting, garage, large lot, Also a fine investment Painting-Papering 32 Rupell, are absent from this 21, 1975. Reduced to 839,900. Owner, 684- Agency, 646-0505. INSTANT cash for your home. 6 days for the Friday, Call 643-^5 . 845,500. Philbrick Agency, FARM - 50 acres, mostly because a very good “ A Zone” PURDY CORPORATION - Phone 1-223-4460. 4729. Call Joe Gordon, Barrows & State and their residences are Realtors, 6464200. cleared and level land, 8 room PAINTING - interior and 586 Hilliard Street — Industrial SOU’TH WINDSOR - 51/2 room building lot could be sold off Wallace Co., Equal Housing Op­ unknown and have gone to parts Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 house, barn, two large poultry exterior, paperhanging, PART-TIME cleaning man to EXPERIENCED Seamstress Ranch with rec room, located by the new owner at any time. portunity. 649-5306. unknown, the last known zoning — ADOPTED. Effective houses, 2-car garage. Philbrick excellent work. References. assist plant maintenace for women’s apparel shop, full­ in nice, quiet neighborhood. 859,000. April 21, 1975. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Free estimates. Fully insured. residence of said Lambert V. foreman with light industrial time, 9:30-5:3d, five days. Call Owner must sell. 836,900. E & F iME YOU RENTIN67 CASH FOR HOUSES - Buyers price of 3 days! COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Jobseekers, 568-1070. HERE IS AN OUTSTANDING Martin Mattsspn, 649-4431. Rupell being in the Town of cleaning of floors and shop Associates, 646-5358, 633-9149. Can you afford to pay 8185.50 About 1,850 sq. ft. of solid with Pedigrees. We buy for AMENDMENT — Open Space CONDOMINIUM - Six rooms, 3 Coventry in said County, and ^ c e s . Hours 5-10 evenings. OPPORTUNin FOR MEN AND WOMEN per month owning your own 2- living space in this 7-room, 2- cash. When we bring people to Acquisition & Development bedrooms, V k baths, wall-to- J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom Uiat notice of the institution of Contact Multi-Circuits, 50 EXPERIENCED Folder MANCHESTER - Large, six- bath remodeled older home your home, you know they’re For Private Parhf Want Ads Only. KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN famlly home? Only 81,700 wall carpeting. Modem kitchen decorating. Interior painting. this action most likely to come Program — ADOPTED. Harrison Street, Manchester. Operator Wanted - Call 522-4174 room Ranch with garage and serious - not “ just looking, down. See this Duplex today. with built-ins, central air- with unfinsihed third floor Paper hanging. New Ceilings. , ROBERT W. MELENDY - 646-3800. between 8 and 3 for appoint­ Needs mature, serious management orientated in­ porch. Must be seen. 836,900. E thanks.” Call us for Action! to their attention is that (!all now. conditioning. 832,500. Philbrick studio space. Good in-law or 2- Remodeling. Exterior painting. Ads must be placed during International Want Ad Subdivision Plan — Vernon ment. dividuate. Background in food fietd hetpfut but not & F Associates, 6465358, 633- Keith Real Estate, 646-4126 or hereinafter ordered; it is Agency, Realtors, 6464200. family potential in a pleasant Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. Street - APPROVED. HOUSEKEEPERS - Earn up to 9149. 649-1922. m ORDERED, that notice of the required. We provide training - $175 weekty to start and convenient location. 834,- Fully insured. For estimate call 880. w eekly. E xperienced MECHANIC - National power Week. The Herald Classified Department is open institution of said action is A copy of these decisions has - excettent fringe benefits. Rapid advancement COVENTOY NORTH- Lovely 4 90n 649-9658. working with children. Call tool company desires PASEK WE WILL NOT buy your home, been filed in the Town Clerk’s HEBRON- 2 l/2baths, Raised bedroom Garrison Colonial, 2 given the said defendants by now. Jobseekers, 568-1070. experienced mechanic, 1-2 based on your personai rate of progress. Must have but we can sell it for you at the office. Ranch, family room, fireplace, fireplaces, central air- pO D EG ARD i PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. some proper officer or other years experience requir^ on your own transportation. Gait Main office, for ap­ best possible price. Please call 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Ads placed by 12 noon Planning and garages, close to center. High Realtofs-MLS conditioning, beautiful grounds. Five years experience. person causing a true and WANTED - ’Truck driver and repairing of power , tools. pointment. 563-8141. REALTY Odegard Realty for complete Zoning 40’s. Lessenger Company, 289-7475 742-8243 High 40’s. Lessenger Company, Excellent references. Pete, 742- attested copy of this order of yard man full-time. Apply in Future advancement into details. Odegard Realty, 646 appear in the next day’s paper. Commission Realtors, 6468713, 423-9291. Realtors, 6468713, 423-9291. EB» 6 4 3 * 4 3 6 5 6117 (toll free) 610 p.m. notice to be published in the person at W. H. England management. C^ll Manchester, 4365. Alfred Sieffert, Manchester Herald, a Lumber Company, Route 44A, 646-1078. An equal opportunity Chalrmaq newspaper printed in Bolton Notch, (^nn. employer. Joseph Swensson, Manehestk*, Connecticut, and Secretary having a circulation in the PHONE 643-2711 Dated this 16th day of April, Town of Coventry in said Coun­ MANUFACTURER OF FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD ty of Tolland, once a w e ^ for 1975. two successive weeks, com­ mencing on or before April 17, UTAH TERRITORY LADIES APPAREL «) 1975, and that return of such SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)- IfUHNl: hat opaninga fot-axparlancad aawing-machina •OW service be made to the above Bri^uun Young, second presi­ oparatora and quallflad trainaaa. Excallant frlnga named Court. dent of the Church of Jesus banaflta. Site H cralh Shirley W. Kush Christ of Latter-day Saints Apply ajl Assistant Clerk (Mormon), established the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING provisional “State of Dese­ Jiunes G. Hassett MANCHESTER MODES, INC. MM 200 ret,” March 5, 1849, in the Chief Deputy riNE gtSEn • auNCNEsm - C . Sheriff dMert which later became the A Tolland County Utah Territory. 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SNE ALMOST WOUNP BY JIM BERRY UP m Cin c in n a t i: BENJY Apartmentt For Rant S3 Autoa for Sata SI Autos fo r Sale 81 Motoroycles-BIcyeles 84 - 005O /V V F I 0(7&At^l7AV0ti6 1973 SUBARU GL Coupe • 37,000 1968 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner, GIRL’S FIV&speed bicycle - miles, winter and summer Good condition, sturdy. $25. JaSS! A^^P PPOTFdTd. I'I7 C%?(0f / H / yiliua jiPiwTiKi^ 383, automatic, power steering, TBAPlTl^JfJAI- radial tires. Call 742-8160. )ower brakes, $750. Call Call 646-1122. 1 r IT e o K>H&, J ^TAPTFP Five-room townhouM apart­ etween 4-7, 646^8. T<9 rr MAP— FF/V IA I.^ ment, 1V4 tiled baths, 2 alr- 1967 DODGE Polara - Good run­ 1972 HONDA SL 100, excellent MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD (ZOI^FJ condltloners, wall-to-wall ning condition. $550 ^ best condition,' best offer or ^75. J fcA'T carpeting, full basement, offer. Call 643-6258 ^ te r 1 p.m. Call 643-9615. Trucks tor Sale 62 ...WHEN THE MOON heat, hot water, appliances;' WILL BE USED FO(?J j BL \ Y o O F O fZ Adults only, no pets. 1967 AMC Rambler - Automatic 20” HIGH RISER girl’s bicycle, transmission, two-door. $200 or 1964 HALF TON Chevy pickup $20. Also 26” girl’s bicycle, $20. ADVERTISINO- — p u r p o s e s ! 649-7620 best offer. Call 6494163 after 4 truck, 283 cubic inch engine, Phone 646-2531. p.m. $500. Good running condition. 647-1091. 1973 YAMAHA 250 - Many ST------' ^ E L L THREE ROOMS, second floor, A4-I6 dP'O/ROCCPP IT C O U L P’vE MUSTANG GRANDE - 1972, extras. $550 or best offer. Call V Nn Si M b e e n h a r v a r d < —— C {a \c^ heat, stove, refrigerator, air- vinyl roof, bucket seats, 1974 DODGE Van, 4600 miles. 643-2660 after 5;30. WHY MOTHERS t>UR ONCE I MAD TO STAND INSIDE • Outside painting. DARK RICH loam, five yards MANCHESTER - New 3 NEW 1975 COLT Carousel with best offer. Call 64^8219 after FOR SALE - Ideal vacation I SEE BY NO JOB too small, toilet 95 WEST MIDDLE Tpke. - Two- Special rates for people over te. repairs, plugged drains, kitchen $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, bedroom Duplex, half of two- blue denim interior, now at 5:30 p.m. vehicle - 1973 Vega 23’ travel WATER DONJT ON L IN E -T N iS SAMEGUy yoUR PACE Fully insured. Estimates given. gravel, and stone 643-9504. family 1 1/2 bafts, full base­ bedroom Duplex, heated, elec­ Chorches Motors, 80 Oakland trailer, excellent condition. faucets replaced, repaired, rec tric stove and refrigerator, gar­ ET IT GAVE ME o n l y ONE GALLON.' THE GAS Call 649-7863. rooms, bathroom remodeling, ment, includes appliances, $275 Street, 643-2791. Hardly used. Fully self- MUTT RICH LOAM for sale - $5. per per month. Paul W. Dougan age. One year lease. Call 649- Uotorcycles-BIcycles 64 contained, sleeps 8. Four- '1 ^ WOULDN’T CHECK TH E SHORTAGE heat modernization, etc. Free 2865 before 5 p.m. TEACHERS - Inflation fighters estimates gladly given. M & M yard delivered. Call 643-9918. Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. VOLVO - 1967, 122S, excellent burner stove, 20 gallon propane O ILbR w a t e r a n d GROWLED, IS OVER, - Save over 50% on quality Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. second car, very good condi­ EXPERT bicycle repairs, all tanks, tandem wheels, tinted- PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER EH,SMILE/' M ANCHESTER - T hree- tion, automatic, new tires and makes, models anci speeds. glass windows, red/white/blue . "CLEAN >t)UR OWN WIND­ house painting. 16 years’ WANTED - bee keeping hives, To get I “bne” “drop a line’’ in - NOW I'D ADVISE you TO YOU'RE CASSIE— WHILE YOU'RE experience, insured, free es­ supplies and bees. If you don’t bedroom new Duplex, 1 1/2 tune-up. $775 firm. 649-9693. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Colonial decor. Price includes: SHIELD'” WantXdi baths, full basement, large HE BECAME CALL YOUR LAWYER/ I'Ll ' VERY HERE— WAITING FOR BOND timates. 843-1609. Flooring 36 have the time to take care of Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- hitch, swaybar, torsion bars, WHY DID I THINK THAT A POLITICAL TALK TO THE DISTRICT ^ KIND, TO BE POSTED-WE'LL TRY, kitchen with appliances, shag TOYOTA - 1974 Corolla station 2098. mirrors, break-away brakes, MAN COULD 8E TRUSTED.!? POWER BY ATTORNEY, AND SEE ^ HERIFF. your hives let me buy them. ATTRACTIVE four room TO PROVIDE yo u WITH PAINTING - Interior, exterior, FLOOR Sanding - Refinishine, Call 644-9555. carpeting, beautifully wagon - Excellent condition, and, if needed, electnc brakes ! ...HOW HE C50T TO BE A 'RIDING ROUGH­ WHAT I CAN DO FOR VOU/ (specializing in older floors). apartment, stove, refrigerator, decorated. Large yard, private STATE SENATOR, I'LL SHOD OVER experienced, insured, carpen­ automatic transmission. Call MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - off car. Call 875-7782. NEVER KNOW/ Ceilings and inside painting. references, no pets, $145. 646- driveway. $270 monthly plus 646-7412. lowest rates available. PEOPLE. try. Guaranteed satisfaction. DINETTE SET, formica with 3167, 228-3540. Lowest rates. Dave, Pat. John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- two covered chairs and bench. security. Available June 1. 646- Immediate binding. Exclusive MOBILE HOME for Sale - E a s t' 2222. 2991. JUNK CARS removed - In any NE’TRA Agent. Clarke In­ Hartford, good neighborhood.: Collect 487-0283 (after 7). Walnut twin bed, mahogany IMMACULATE six-room china cabinet, gold 9x12 rug. condition. Call 8724)313. surance Agency, 643-1126. No children. Call 643-2848. • apartment - Appliances, AVAILABLE May 1 - Three- Call days, 647-9392. CAP'PAIN EASY Building-Contracting 33 carpeted throughout. Adults, no room apartment, close to Main 1967 PONTIAC Tempest - MOVE UP TO 14’ wide living. ‘ BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE pets. $225. 649-0459, 649-9004 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - □ MISC. FOR SALE WANTED to buy - Baby fur­ Street, stove, refrigerator and Overhead cam, 6 cylinders, No better time to trade, large NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - after 5. hot water, parking. $165. 649- for the past 10 years we have niture, good condition. Crib, good condition. $500. M4-8690. been the leading agency in the selection of new and used' a Remodeling, repairing, ad­ 6544;______m '■ 7 . dresser, etc. Call after 5 p.m., area insuring motorcycles. Get homes. Priced from $895. to DA 0 URU'5 TSO DEY WOW'T H/^FTA OH, BOY! TH IN K LET3 S E T DA I HOPE OUR GROUP T YOU'RE ditions, rec rooms, porches and Articles tor Sale 41 MANCHESTER GARDENS - TENDIN’ ME I LOOK AT YA AROUND WOT WUHMERFUL 643-9262. THREE ROOMS - Second floor. igh our rates before you “rev” up. $13,500. Full tim e service GURU T'SENP HOSPITALIZATION ( ALL HEART roofing. No job too small. Call Two bedroom apartments, in department, parts, supplies and. OW TOUR! THINGS IS eONNA ME, TOO, SO DBY COVERS THE BEVERE V ©URU ALUMINUM sheets used as Available May 1. Includes heat, mileage, excellent engine, AM- Crockett Agency, Inc. 643-1577. 649-3144. beautiful country setting, walk FM-tape, new paint. Must see. accessories. Plaza Homes, 1348- HAPPEN T'ME! KIM HAPPEN T' BEATtHQ KALLIKAK 1 BABOO! printing plates, .007 thick, MOVING - For sale - General to everything. $189 monthly in­ appliances, parking. No pets. m BOTH OF US! WILL RECEIVE AT 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Electric 3-speed washing Month security required. 301/2 $2,800. 742-9513 anytime. Wilbur Cross Highway, Berlin THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM CARPENTRY — Repairs, cludes heat, hot' water and YAMAHA 1974 - TX650A, elec­ ’Turnpike, Berlin, Conn. 828- remodeling, additions, roofing. Phone 643-2711. machine, 4 years old, excellent appliances. Superintendent, Church Street. Can be seen.5-7 tric start, low mileage. Call 742- condition. Also G. E. dryer, 1970 PONTIAC LeM ans - 0369. Call David Patria, South Wind­ 646-0090. Equal housing. p.m. 6835 after 5:30 p.m. vw are fiOilJ A ...I KMEM I'D m r D R l "^0. CAVEAT NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 automatic timer, 5 temperature Automatic, radial tires, vinyl sor, 644-1796. top, excellent condition. Call 1970 HARD-TOP tent camper - V cents each. Inquire side door. cycles, 4 years old. Both $250. FIVE room apartment, yard TX650 YAMAHA, electric 'fU^,R^RTMeRlM IT BIfe Manchester Evening Herald. (Available about June 1) Call 643-0677. sleeps five, stove, ice box, WES ROBBINS carpentrv cellar storage, attic, garage, PRESIDENTIAL start, mufflers, new battery. dinette. $725. Call 643-1005. THE HA1(?/'BOFFALO -SCWeCAV'. I remodeling specialist. Ad­ after 7:30 p.m., 742-9971. children accepted. $175 $1050. Call 646-8360 anytime. VILLABE^APTS. 1972 VOLKSWAGEN standard URAIllUM /IMDEI CAN'T THANK ditions, rec rooms, dormers, WE BUY and sell used fur­ monthly. Call 649-2871. yellow bug - Very good condi­ 1971 EL CAPITIAN 17 1/2’ built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, USED LUMBER - Assorted niture. Cash on the line. One lengths: 2”x8”, 2”xl0” , 4”x4” , MANCHESTER tion, stereo FM radio, has had 1973 YAMAHA 175, Enduro. travel trailer, fully self- SDOgNOOfeH, 649-3446. piece or an entire housefull. THREE ROOM apartm ent, 7”x7”. Excellent condition. all regular maintenance. Just Built for dirt. 75% of mileage on contained, excellent condition. MK.— UH. 64fr^32. Furniture Barn, 345 appliances and heat, residential had tune-up and new exhaust road. $500. 647-1091. $1,800, Call after 6, 649-4000. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Package deal only. Phone 649- area, available May 1st. Adults, One and two bedrooms. Main Street Rear, behind 4717. system. Call 646-2493. new homes custom built, Douglas Motor Sales. security required. $170 per Near schools, chprches Autos tor Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 remodeled, additions, rec month. 568-6396 after 6 . and shopping center, on rooms, garages, kitchens TWO STATION wagon pads; 1971 TOYOTA Corolla - CLEAN USED refrigerators, bus line. Call anytime Excellent condition. Call 646- THE FLINTSTONES remodeled, bath tile, cement two detachable mirrors for use THREE bedroom Duplex, BY HANA-BAKBERA ranges, automatic washers, with trailer; 8x14 trailer, can­ 2489. J a r work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s clean, Available May 1st. $150 tial or commercial. Call 649- vas awning, complete. adults preferred. Write Box D, 646-2623 C IOT»>«A. hc .T II. h|. U S. m «. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- Reasonable, 646-6164. 1972 CHEVROLET windowed r4tN««c>ee int UH 4291. 2171 Manchester Herald. NIANINIA- You'D LIKE TO C HsM-twiart van - Standard shift, 350 cu. in., ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN ME-B PEB&LW FLY LIKE THE radial tires. $2,800. Call 872- TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY QUEEN SIZE Castro sofa bed - NEWER FOUR room Duplex, 1 DO O P A T BUTTERFLY, Carpentry and general contrac­ SCREENED LOAM - driveway Excellent condition. Perfect for 4386. A STRANGE VEHICLE HAS ..iris A TYPE HM Wwi r t h in k WE'D TOO/... WOULDN'T YOU, gravel, processed gravel, sand. l/2baths, kitchen appliances, Business tor Rent 55 ENTERED THE PARKING r DO NOT ,/ L E T D E A R S ting. Residential and commer­ extra sleeping space or for $215 per month. 643-2282, 644- BETTER GO HA-VE, A stone and fill. George H. Grif- AREA OUTSIDE THE r e c o g n i z e ' ME LOOK AT IT .' cial. Whether it be a small summer cottage use. $90. Call 8896. fing, Andover, 742-7886. 643-4653. SHARE OFFICE space with ac­ 43ATES, SIR..,. SEE repair iob, a custom built home countant. Excellent location for UP TO *1 0 0 or anything in between, call 646- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FIVE ROOM duplex, adults on­ attorney, real estate, in­ ^ f % * ■< ♦; 1379. SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury above ground pool distributor Dogs-BIrds-Peta 43 ly, near parkade. Call 643-5827 surance, etc. 649-1680, 649-3549. JUNK CARS after 6. . , HO. BUILDING - Remodeling, needs warehouse space. Will sell and completely install a DOG-CAT boarding reser­ STORE FOR rent. Best Main WANTED I'D U K B roofing, rec rooms, additions, vations. Combined inside/out- PLEASANT Two-bedroom Street location. About 1,000 WE WILL PAY UP TO TO S H B D garages. All kinds, carpentry huge 16x31’ O.D. swim pool complete with fencing, side runs, partitioned privacy, apartment - Second floor, cen­ square feet. Same size base­ $100 MV work. For estimates call 649- germicidal lighting. Canine trally located. $150 plus heat. ment. For information. COCOON 1142. sundeck, filter and pump. Now FOR YOUR JUNK CAR U K B H B only $795. Full price financing Holiday Inne, 200 Shmdon Road, No pets. 649-3978, 646-4780. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, PIP/ Manchester, 646-5971. 646-4200. Depending on Year and ... MASON CONTRACTOR - available. Call Tony collect, Model * , . 203-232-6500. ATTRACTIVE 3 room apart­ r ' - f i Plastering, custom built stone SIAMESE KITTENS - $10 each, ment, stove, refrigerator, neat, TWO OFFICES, (one ground FREE TOW or brick fireplaces, chimney 8 weeks old. Cute male and electricity, adults, references, floor, one second floor) Heat, SAME DAY SERVICE , I lM lUfl US Pil 0f1 repairs, block and cement RICH LOAM for sale. $5.50 per kAwm \ yard delivered. Call 64iS-3109. female kitten. Call 643-4978. no peU. $150. 646-3167, 228-3540. air-conditioning, parking and PLEASE CALL FOR work. New and repairs. E. wall-to-wall carpeting included. MR. ABERNATHY W IN AT BRIDGE ♦ACHROJlr/tPcA* Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. CURRENT PRICE LISTS BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY CARPETS - Wholesale to you at MICE for sale. Call 643-6312. Call John H. Lappen, Inc. 649- 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 022-1104 5261. \ ’r- The bidding has been; 16 . CUSTOM BUILDING - Homes, our warehouse. Trailer loads of ROCKVILLE 3]QQaGJ[§! r.1FlHL*JCin repairs, gutters, storm win­ patio, full basement, includes power brakes, radio. and leads a club. iirfuirei LiDii-it] r3rji=t neat, appliances, and carpeting. 71 VOLKSWAGEN *2195 Opening lead — 6 A House 62 Ship's timber dows, doors. Experienced Wanted to Buy 49 1973 HONDA - 2 door sedan, 2-Door, 4-cyllnder angina, 4-apeed transmission. 9 Mongrel ■»»HI;4IVJ n i-4 IJ a « — quality workmanship. Fully in­ FOUR chrome wheels 14” rim. $265 per month. Paul W. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 63 Broken tooth m rrinaaina iriiidBri automatic transmission, You can see that the club canine 64 Historical sured. Free estimates. Sun super tach, never used, $35. Dougan Realtor, 646-1021 or 643- LiroH irnniiraH niui^a WANTED - Wicker furniture, Wanted to Rent 57 radio. 71 THUNDERRIRD *2795 finesse is going to work and that 12 Away from periods " c3ara|r3EiRiia Reasonable prices. Rick or best offer. Eight track tape any kind, any shape. Call 872- 4535. Z- DIO= By Oswald & James Jacoby UialLIEdiaiYi rLL g fil deck w ith sp e ak e rs $40. 1970 OLDS Cutlass - 2 door, 2-Door, V-8 engine, power steering, air conditioning, automatic lira by Wt*. toe.. TB. 8>» UI Fit OB k.H, <3.VAU-! if South takes the finesse he will wind Burnett, 646-3005. 0930. SMALL APARTMENT needed tranamlaalon. 13 Age (Sp.) automatic transmission, start with 11 tricks: one spade, DOWN 43 Snuggle Excellent condition. 646-9377, SIX ROOM Duplex, newlvly for working person. Prefer 14 Oklahoma to Utah Indians SHORT RIBS . BY FRANK O’NEAL three hearts, two diamonds and 1 Lady 45 Assumed ALCOA siding, gutters and Bob or Robin, room 7. redecorated, centrally locab;ed. utilities paid. Reasonable price. power steering, radio, air- Indian 11 Flower 71 LTD *2395 five clubs. 2 Olive genus 19 Always nam e roofing. Complete interior and children welcomed. Permission for pet. 742-8305. conditioning, vinyl top. 4-Dgor Sedan, V-B engine, automatic transmission, power steering, 15 C om e i ^HES A SPECIALIST^ 3 Horse 21 Collection of 46 Late TV exterior remodeling and TREAT rugs right, they’ll be a □ RENTALS References, security and lease 1970 TO YO TA - Mark II power brakes. THEBE eOES 'THE’ KINGfe" HOW COME THE together com m ands sayings movie decorating. Visit our delight if cleaned with Blue required. $205 per month. Call Corona - 4 door, 4-speed, NEW FOOD TASTERS. I ONE ON THE LEPTI IN LOW-CAL FOODS. 16 Highest point Lustre. Rent electric sham- 647-9379. 4 Bird dog 24 Hunting dog 48 Close-haired showroom. Home Fashion □ AUTOMOTIVE radio. IS SO SKINNY? 17 Residence 5 Feels anxiety 25 Great — canines Center, 249 Broad Street, pooer $1. E. A. Johnson Paint Rooms tor Rent 52 70GALAXIE500 ,*1795 STAR eAXER'^O (ab.) Company. 1973 BUICK LeSabre Custom 2-Door Hardtop. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering. •By CLAY R. POLLAN- (archaic) 2( Low sand hill ^3 Algerian city Manchester. Across from Dairy SIX ROOM Duplex, half of two- AIIB LIIRA 18 Church 6 Aide-de- 27 Chair 50 Merely - 4 door hardtop, automatic ^4 Your Daily AUMIy Guida Queen or call Thomas Colla, THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ family, three bedrooms, $190 Autos For Sale 61 MAS. 7) celebration camp(ab.) 2£ Indian robe 52 Gunlock TAG SALE - 599 North Main St. transmission, power steering, According fo flio Slarr. 20 To pass by 649-6082. nished rooms, centrally monthly plus heat. Security, 70 THUNDERRIRD *2295 “ AM. I» 7 Caused 3C Short journey catch Saturday April 19th, 10-3, located. Kitchen privileges. 646-3285. after 4 p.m. 1972 MAVERICK, 2-door, 6- power brakes, power win­ v-8 angina, automaUo tranamlaalon, power ateerlng, power brakes, air f^-23-39-461 To develop message for Thursday, 22 Adam's wile OondlUonIng, power windows. read words c o rre sp ^ in g to numbers MO-18-27/? injury 31 Performs 53 Lamb's pen Household items, bric-a-brac, Parking. Reasonable rates. cylinder, standard shift, radio, dows, air-conditioning. IY5346-73 44-71.82«V 23 Lair Square-jawed name Heating-Plumbing 35 of your Zodloc birth sign. 24 Speak to 8 Feminine 3? some furniture. Phone 649-2358. FOUR-ROOMS in four family one owner. Asking $1,500. Call 1970 PONTIAC Gran Prix - N TA08U1 SCORPIO name canine 54 Distinctive 1 Slipchod 31 Wriling 61 Edge 28 Fictional dog house - Appliances, storage, 875-4447. Automatic transmission, 8 9 LTD *1 4 9 5 AM. M ocr. 9 Corporation 38 Great Lake dog parts SEWERLINES, sink lines, 2-Door Hardtop. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power ateerlng, 2 Infiucntlol 32 Things 62 Of- 32 New Guinea STEREO SYSTEM - Garrard 62 F U R N IS H E D ro o m fo r etc. $145. J. U. Real Estate, 646- power steering, power brakes, 1 W MAY M 3Conf*r*nc«s 33 G o ^ 63 On HOY. 41 Father (coll.) 57 Greek letter cleaned with electric cutters, air conditioning. ' seaport (ab.) turntable, walnut base, dust gentleman, all comforts of 1980. NEED CAR? Credit bad? power windows, air- U'MI-19-21-28 4Todoy'> 34 Serious 64 Infonnation by professionals. McKinney cover. Lafayette two-way l>G2-37-52 S Excellent 35 Wont 65 For 3-1S-2944#i 33 Way traveled r r r r r r r r r r r home, kitchen, parking, Securi- Bankrimt? Repossessed? conditioning, vinyl top. 3d Be 66 Motives 57-68-74 1 . Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ stereo phones. Lafayette 310 FOUR ROOM apartment - Full- Honest Douglas accepts lowest BUZ/, SAWYER BY ROY CRANE OIMINI 6Mettxxh (ab.) ty. Call 649-4936, 649-34J649-3'436. TRUCKS 7Fof 37 In 67 Try SAOITTARtUS 34 Circle part iT" 12 14 pany, 643-5308. receiver. Criterion 333 two-way sized kitchen, self-cleaning down, smallest payments. SKCUl OTHSKCHl SKCHL SPeople 38 Time 68 Indicated U,7K U.7IS 69 Cautiously HOY. 22 J 35 Girl's name 14 speakers. $250. Sony cassette PRIVATE HOME - Female on­ stove, refrigerator, spacious Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 73 F-250 CREW-CAR *3995 ^JUNl M 9Erran 39 M at nr i r BUZ CAN SEE AGAIN BOAT, BOAT.' MUST MAKE 4 SM O K E On Y loWE r S] lOAAoy 40 Be 70 Trouble O K . 21 1^ 36 President's TOWNE Plumbing Service, deck TC-131, beautiful, retail cabinets and closets. Heat, hot v-8 engine, 4-speed transmission, power ateerlng, power brakes. 71 In ly. Kitchen privileges and 4 1171 FW ITI CMBir i m ' I THE is u h c j Ia b o a t , '1 11 Don't 41 W lo l 1- 6AJA8J' nicknam e fT" 1) ii repairs, alterations, vanity $240, want $185. Whole system, parking. 643-6609 before noon or water, air-conditioning in­ TOYOTA - See us for reliable ooc'* AMD THERE'S A S IG N A L P I R e . ' ^^■78-8M i 12 Will 42 Competition 72 Action Cn iMiitic tURBwitriML ptwf ilMriNL nwn B CHICOT 1 /“ADTAIIJ y UlC'l I 73Todoy 5V7076_3L 39 Gradually cabinets a specialty. Call to $425, retail $550. With sale, all cluded. Laundry facilities. used Toyotas with our 60-day A b o a t OFFSHORE. 13 If 43 To 22 after 3 p.m. Your Small Car M. WHERE ARE CANCM 14 R'leorch 44 Accurote 74Todoy CAPRICORN slower (music 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- wires. Immaculate, only 2 1/2 Adults preferred. No pets. 100% warranty. We also buy M p FORD COULD SAVE US, TDU? &. ^JUNdl ISlectun* 45 Will 75 Now ab.) 24 a a 4056. months old. Must sell. Great Apartments For Rent 53 Lease and security deposit. used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, Headquarters kJUlV 21 16Prebobly 4d H on 76Loter 40 Require $!.TtSSKCMl SKCHL $i.7IS 4-16 17 And 47 May 77 An JAN. IP deal. Reasonable offers con­ $220. 643-4884. 345 Center Street, Manchester, 42 Root ST \13-25-3M1 ISHopptn 4 8 Co«m 781s 2- 8-12-1., BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - sidered. 643-0545, ask for Tom. WE HAVE customers waiting 646-4321. BOLAND MOTOR SALES 19 Blow 49 Jockey 79110 4060-79-80' vegetables W H All heating and plumbing for the rental of your apartment CLEAN 4 1/2-room Ranch, con­ 369 Center Street 20 Living 50 Your 80 Please 44 Swiss river UO 21 Up! 51 Undue B l ^ m g w x i AQUARIUS «T repairs plus remodeling. Call TAG SALE - Saturday April 19, or home. J.D. Real Estate dominium lived in one year, tile WE PAY $10 for complete junk Manchester, Conn. I ju ir II 22 Kind 52 Pioportion JAN. 29 47 Tell falsehood 9-4, 33 Birch Street. Household bath plus shag carpeting, slate cars.___ Call . „ Joey, Tolland Auto 53 Ulterior 83 Best 46 Curly-haired 643-1496 Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 646-6320 646-6320 L.AU». 22 23GeHiiiet H I. II 44 w r items and things. entry, sliding door, large Body, 528-1990. IlDlLLON FORD 24 Composition 54 Handled 84 Subtle dog EXPERT BODY WORK Q i4- 5- 7-14 25 You 55 Innote 85 You 130304369/ 51 O ne who IT 44 H FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing LOOKING for anything in real closets. Carport, tennis and ;319 Main 8L. Mandiestar 943-2145j 26 Expenses 56 Hove 86Todoy 6J-77-ai-9QV B r 82 4i *r FRIGIDAIRE Appliances - 1969 PONTIAC Catalina, power at Discount Prices 57 Meetings 87 Approach signs rent - Repairs and remodeling, estate rental — apartments, pool privileges. Huge clean VHIM 27 Be ptsen w 4i sewer lines cleaned electrical­ Rfefrigerator, electric stove, homes, multiple dwellings, no Basement. Possible 2 or 3 extra steering and power brakes, at 28Ke«> 58 The 88 Nm contract 29 A d 59 Style 89B^keepind'«; » 55 Footed vase ly. Prompt service on emergen­ washer and dryer. Best offer. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate rooms. Nice neighborhood. $29,- with air-conditioning, good BOLAND MOTOR SALES 30 Should 60 Easier 90 Spot MAE. 29 B" 46 «i cies. 643-7024. Call 646-8883. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 900. 646-6310. shape. Call evenings, 649-2180. 56 Made angry N43.47-S6.JI Good (^A d ven e ^ ^ N e u ttil 20263(L36M' 58 Anatomical t r u 44 J41.W566 T»l$V I54607J 1 tissue -U PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed., April 16,1975 Slide-Lecture Tells Guidance Staff Role

The Manchester public school recommendations to remedy guidance department gave a the situation. slide-lecture presentation of its In other business, the board function to the Board of Educa­ approved the following per­ Manchester—A City of Village Charm tion Monday might. sonnel actions: PRICE) FIFTEEN CENTS Making the presentation were Mrs. Jean Harrington, a Miss Anne Beechier, guidance former special education MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 17,1975 VOL. XCTV, No. 168 TWENTY-EICHT PAGES ~ TWO SECTIONS director at Manchester High teacher at Robertson School, School; Joel Chaisson, director has resigned, effective April 1. BARGAIN at Bennet Junior High School; Mrs. Leslie Walker-Carson, a and James Camarata, director teacher of the emotionally dis­ CURTIS MATHES at lUing Junior High School. turbed for the past year, has In turn, the three directors resigned as she will l » moving Westingheuse explained the student orienta­ from the area. 2 b , 1 PRICE SALE tion process, the series of ap­ Mrs. Carol Tracy, a fifth titude and pupil appraisal tests, grade teacher at Keeney St. SAVE counseling, parent-student con­ School for five years, was ferences, and how the informa­ granted an extension of her pre­ HAVE YOUR NEW sent leave of absence for AUTOMATIC By United Press International About 2,000 persons, including some tion is coordinated and main­ FREE! cluding a Cambodian general and 29 operations of the Cambodian armed maternity reasons. Pbom Penh surrendered today to the Americans, United Nations and relief of­ tained on the student records. children. Thailand said it would recognize forces. He said soldiers and government Mrs. Susan Hogan, a special AM-FM STEREO Communist-led Khmer insurgents, ending ficials and other foreigners, were crowded The big plea from the the Khmer Rouge government when there functionaries should cease all combat. In­ 8 TRACK TAPE five years of war that devastated Cam­ into the hotel. The Red Cross, which guidance department is for ad­ education teacher for the past ATie/i//#z €M t o r is formal announcement of its formation. surgent troops with loudspeakers moved ditional secretarial help, par­ three years, was granted a WASHER AND TWO SPEAKERS bodia and took the lives o f a quarter declared the hotel a neutral zone (){. / // / ; President Ferdinand E. Marcos of the through the street with appeals for calm. childbearing leave for the ////: . M/: IS f RI: O/ million persons. Wednesday, said many of the persons at ticularly at the junior high W ITH PURCHASE OF Philippines said the fall of the American- “ I order, after an appeal by the remainder of this school year FaU of the city closed a painful chapter the hotel were wound^ or sick. schools where there is only a supported Cambodian government made it (Buddhist) bonzes, the three arms of the and next school year. ANY 25" DIAG. 100% in American history. The Yugoslav news agency Tanjug, in a half-time secretary at each necessary for the Philippines to review its armed forces of the Khmer Republic to The board approved the final The victorious rebel forces spumed dispatch from Peking, said Prince school. SOLID STATE COLOR ties with the United SUtes in view of the lay down their arms and invite represen­ plans and specifications for the government offers Wednesday to Norodom Sihanouk announced he will be John Mrosek, student CONSOLE SHOWN developments in Indochina and hinted he tatives of the Khmers of the other side to Regional Occupational Training negotiate a.cease-fire so they could enter chief of state in Cambodia but that direct representative on the board, IR CONDITIONER would turn to the Soviet Union and China. take power. Center as submitted by BELOW Phnom Penh “ as conquerors.” The power will be wielded by Khieu Samphan, told the board he will meet with “ The doors to Phnom Penh and other Lawrence Associates, black-shirted insurgents were greeted by commander of the Khmer Rouge forces. The first order given by insurgent school principals at Keeney St. province capitals are open to them. architects. Cambodians waving flags and streamers Sihanouk also said Cambodia would join spokesmen who took over I^dio Phnom School at 3:30 p.m. on May 1 to “ I ask the population in Phnom Penh INSTALLED as they moved into the city through a sea the nonaligned bloc of nations. Penh was for the surrender of senior of­ discuss school vandalism and and in the provinces to stay calm. of white surrender flags. Khieu Samphan, a hardline Communist ficials. All civil servants and government “ Representatives of the (government) Jubilant Khmer Rouge soldiers fired closely allied to China — but believed to be functionaries were ordered to return to army are trying to find ways to negotiate shots into the air as they marched through first of all a nationalist — entered the work as usual Friday morning. with the Khmers of the other side in order THRU THE WALL the streets or rode in captured American capital with h)s troops and broadcast an “ We enter Phnom Penh as conquerors to guarantee security.” Rice Day at Bennet Jeeps. appeal for calm. He urged all government and we have not come here to speak about There were fears that the rebel forces forces to lay down their arms. peace with the traitors of the Phnom Penh UPI reporters in Phnom Penh said the ABOUT TOWN AT ONE LOW PRICE Leo V. Diana and Sharon Kelly eat was collected from “rice day.” To would carry out a bloodbath when they There was no immediate reaction from clique,” said a radio announcer speaking surrender came shortly after dawn when bowls of rice for lunch Thursday at date, about $420 has been contributed stormed into Phnom Penh after a three the U.S. government to the fall of Phnom for the insurgents. the rebel forces swept across the city. The announcer ordered generals and Cambodian naval units across the Mekong ^nnet Junior High School. The 50- toward the $1,000 goal set by the and a half month siege, but the Inter­ Penh but in Saigon there was dismay River had already raised white flags. The Friendship Lodge of Masons Wethersfield, district deputy, national Committee of the Red Cross said among South Vietnamese who saw it as a high ranking government officials to cent charge per bowl benefited the students for this week’s drive. The last battle was for the three-story tall In* will undergo inspection will inspect the Master Mason in Geneva the Communist forces were portent of the future. Gen. Duong Van report to the downtown Information world hunger fund drive conducted at money will be turned over to the formation Ministry housing Phom Penh Thursday when it meets in the degrees. Worshipful Master respecting the neutrality of the Royal (Big) Minh called again for the resigna­ Ministry under a white flag of surrender. the school all this week. A total o f $266 Manchester Council on World Hunger. Radio. / Masonic Temple at 7:30 p.m. Richmond Shuttleworth will MODEL LA270 Phnom Hotel. tion of President Nguyen Van Thieu before The radio said Phnom Penh commander William 0. Gadd of preside. Officer dress is tuxedo. Saigon “ becomes another Phnom Penh.” Gen. Chhim Chhuon and Gen. Lon Non, Experts on the Cambodian situation said Australia, citing the “ realities of the brother of exiled president Lon Nol, were they believed the first order of business situation,” promptly recognized the new the first to surrender. for the rebels on taking ^n trol of the na­ Preliminary Plans for Housing Khmer Rouge government. Japan said it Rebel broadcasters indicated no other tion would be a massive program of Today...a8 always DOUBLE ACTION WASHING would do so shortly. Britain said it would high-ranking officials of the Phnom Penh arrests. They expected the government to HEAVY DUTY TRANSMISSION wait to see what kind of government was government had arrived. be run initially by a revolutionary military ...Better Meats formed in Phnom Penh. China and the Three hours after the first surrender committee. When you shop Pinehurtt, you are always aura to NON-CLOG DRAIN PUMP Units for Elderly Approved Soviet Union merely reported the “ libera­ order, the rebel calls for the presence of In foreign affairs, the new government gat U.8. Choica Baaf, Laan Gov’t. Inapoetad Fraah PORCELAIN ENAMEL TOR tion of Phnom PerA.” former government leaders increased in was expected to break diplomatic ties Pork, and roaliy fraah, top grada, yallow taggad Par- TURRO-VANE AGITATOR Thailand closed its borders to halt the number and grew more insistent. with the United States, South Vietnam, The formal surrender order was made dua Chickan Parts. By DOUG BEVINS ' The preliminary plans, subject to with the Littles, Cimino switched his plan exodus of Cambodian refugees — but at Thailand and all other nations which main­ over Radio Phnom Penh at 1 p.m. (1 a.m. This wsak’s Pinshurst...Frank Pardus Spaolal on The Manchester Housing Authority review by the state Department of Com­ to use an adjacent, six-acre tract which least 11 Cambodian air force planes landed tained embassies during the last months of EDT) by Brig. Gen. Mey Sichan, chief of Chickan brings you ths froshast tandar chickan (MHA), mshing to start constmetion of an munity Affairs, were presented to the the MHA is buying from Edward Rogin of today in Thailand with 140 refugees in­ the Cambodian war; parts at a low pries. elderly housing project this year, MHA by architect Dominic Cimino, who Hartford. NO MORE Wednesday night approved preliminary had to change his proposed site plan The preliminary plans, being submitted PERDUE PERDUE plans for the 40 units of state-funded because MHA negotiations for part of the to state officials today, call for construc­ BLOCKING LIGHT IN WINDOWS housing on Spencer St. housing site were unsuccessful. tion of five simple, two-story structures in Thieu^s Resignation Demanded CHICKEN BREASTS CHICKEN LEGS The MHA also approved farmer John Up until last month, Cimino had two groups at the front of the Rogin IMPAIRING VISION Lombardo’s request to till the six-acre proposed constmetion of the first 40 units property. SAIGON (UPI) - Gen. Duong Van (Big) Vietnam but put the figure today as fewer Minh, who led the 1963 coup that toppled FUSSING WITH DRAPES 4 YEAR 4 YEAR 4 YEAR housing site this season. Constmetion of on a three-acre parcel owned by Mr. and The- noncombustible, connected Minh, an arch political rival of President than 4,000; the government of Ngo Dinh Diem, said GUARANTEE the project isn’t expected to begin before Mrs. Wilber Little. When the MHA was un­ buildings are to be arranged in groups of NO GOLD LEAKS IN WINTER GUARANTEE GUARANTEE Nguyen Van Thieu, called again today for On the worsening military front Com­ Thieu’s continuation in power would bring g g « 100% SHOP LABOR September. able to negotiate a purchase agreemeuL two and three. The thr^e-buiiding poup 7 9 * Bring Your Room Measurements. We are Air Con­ 100% PARTS 100% FIX TUBE will contain 26 units and the two-building Thieu’s resignation before Saigon munist forces moved their heaviest ar­ the collapse of South Vietnam. ditioner Specialists and can install your new group will contain 14 lailts, a maintenance “becomes an o^r Phnom Penh.” tillery into the Mekong Delta for the first “ The present situation is not hopeless,” Kelvinator Air Conditioner permanently In your win­ shop, and community room. All housing Some government officials expressed time and used it to destroy a government We will have Perdue Roasters, Fryers, Chicken Minh told a luncheon he held for reporters units are efficiencies. fear thkt the fall of Phnom Penh was a naval transport. Large Communist forces Wings, Livers and Perdue Fricassee (stewing) dow or thru tha wall. at Thu Due, six miles north of Saigon. PRESEASON PRICING ON ALL Believes Arms Aid Cimino told the MHA that in designing prelyde to events in Saigon. also were poised some 23 miles northeast FOWL. Minh told newsmen he is ready to head a of Saigon. AIR CONDITIONERS MCnRYAUmORIZB the buildings, he Was trying hard to stay within the MHA’s budget of $640,(XI0,' a new government of national reconciliation Very Lean Will Foster Peace Talks state grant. Proposed use of precast con­ with the Viet Cong, “ because that has SMOKED PORK CHOPS n . * 1 . 0 9 crete slabs and a new exterior wall always been my stand.” TEMCO K h c h e n A k l By HELEN THOMAS “ the last minute of the last quarter of the Minh is considered the leader of the so- P material called Dryvit (which has a Wa havs 8 to 9 lb. Buttsrball and Armour’s Star HEN UPl White Rouse Reporter Ribicoff Reintroduces game.” stucco-like appearance) is the most called third force composed of elements TURKEYS... WASHINGTON (UPI) President “ I don’t think we can blame the Soviet economical construction possible, Cimino who opposed the Thieu government and OrSHWASHER Ford, contending the United States has an Union, and the People’s Republic of China said. the Ckimmunists. GAS obligation to South Vietnam, says he is for supplying North Vietnam,” Ford said. PINEHURST OFFERS MORE FOR YOUR >1 Cimino. said the alternatives he con­ American officials on orders from Broad Medicare Proposal “ absolutely convinced” that the $722 With Swanson’s 8 oz. Chic Pies 3 for $1.00; New "If we had done with our allies whaf we sidered and discarded were simple one- President Ford were organizing a massive FREE MSTtLlATION million in arms aid he requested would had promised, 1 think this whole tragedy Mac N Cheese 4 for $1.00, and Stouffar’s Cup story buildings, ^ c h use up too much evacuation of U.S. citizens from Saigon lead to a negotiated settlement of the War. could have been eliminated.” land; high-rise construction, which would with a warning that the time to make the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Medicare persons over 65 paid an average of $276 of Cakes only 794, it looks Ilka a good time to bring “ The United States did not carry out its Most of the questions centered on South this adv. to Pinahurst Frozen Food section and do TRADE IN YOUR 8LD SET FOR be too expensive; and more economical break is running out. programs would be extended to cover vir­ their own money for health care, Ribicoff GRILLS commitment in the supplying of military Vietnam and Cambodia. Ford said Prince A U.S. Embassy source said earlier this CHOOSE ANY tually all health costs of Americans over said. some serious shopping. hardware and economic aid to South Viet­ Norodom Sihanouk is “ in no position” to (See Page Sixteen) A BRAND NEW im Z E N IT H week there were about 5,000 Americans in the age of 65 and, for the first time, all Medicare paid 46 per cent of the MODEL KITCHENAID nam” in the same way that Moscow and negotiate a Cambodian settlement. He public employes, under legislation in­ elderly’s health bill in 1%9 and pays 42 per 100% SOLID STATE COLOR TV DISHWASHER OF Peking backed Hanoi, Ford said. Yes, a special, too, on 6 oz. cans said leaders in Phnom Penh had asked for troduced today. cent today, he said. “ I wish we had,” he said. “ I think if we PORTABLE CART YOUR CHOICE AND a cease-fire and that the United States Ribicoff, who as U.S. secretary of SHURFIHE ORANGE JUICE had, this present tragic situation in South The Comprehensive Medicare Reform LP GAS TANK INC. WE WILL INSTALL would do what it could to get a negotiated health, education and welfare helped Vietnam would not have occurred.” Act of 1975 would cover almost all in­ CAST ALUMINUM settlement. Thousands Converging shape Medicare, said older people need 5 lor *1.00 IT FREE DURING Displaying his frustration Wednesday in patient hospital care, services in a doc­ He disclosed that he had ordered iiealth care more than any other segment ROTISSERIE OPTIONAL KITCHENAID FACTORY a meeting of the American Society of tor’s office, and nursing home and mental evacuation of all nonessential American of the population. SWANSON’S (Now) Newspaper Editors, Ford said, “The health care. SWANSON’S (6 oz.) AUTHORIZED SALE civilians in South Vietnam. For Concord Rites They visit doctors 50 per cent more human tragedy of South Vietnam just MACARONI & Public employes who would be covered often and have twice as many hospital CHICKEN PIES DAYS! makes me sick every day I hear about it, Ford said he would be reluctant to make include teachers, policemen and firemen. stays that last almost twice as long as the CHEESE read about it, and see it. CONCORD, Mass. (UPI) - This Boston police directing traffic in downtown Con­ 3forM.OO public the confidential exchanges between Under the proposal, the elderly would under-65 population, he said. “ I am absolutely convinced if Congress suburb, which will host the start of cord for the first time since I don’t know 46-oz.n.OO former President Nixon and South Viet­ pay $5 a day for hospital services, $2.50 a Although senior citizens comprise 10 per made available $722 million in military America’s 200th birthday party Saturday, when. Even today traffic was jammed namese President Nguyen Van Thieu day for skilled nursing home care and $1 cent of the population, they account for 28 . assistance” in a few days “ the South Viet­ is filling up with touristo already. . up.” during the peace negotiations. He insisted for prescription drugs. per cent of the nation’s health costs, and namese could stabilize the military situa­ The commemoration of Paul Revere’s The ceremonies, some of which will be no secret commitments were made to The legislation would require Medicare their income is only half that of the non­ STOUFFER'S 99o CUP CAKES tion in South Vietnam today.” ride, “ The Shot Hard Round the World,” attended by President Ford, have been in South Vietnam that differed in substance to pay for 80 per cent of the cost of aged population, Ribicoff said. Iced Yellow or He likened the situation in Vietnam to and ceremonies marking the first Minute the planning for six years. Ford is from Nixon’s public policy statements. eyeglasses, hearing aids and all dental With a lower pricetag for initial health Dev. Fudge pkg. ■ w Men to die in the American Revolution are expected to appear around 10 a.m. to lay a services, including dentures for the aged. care, older persons would be encouraged expected to bring hundreds of thousands of wreath at old North Bridge near the Try Stouffer’s Blackberry CoHa Ring. “ The health care of older Americans to see basic medical checkup needed to WESTINGHOUSE persons to Concord and neighboring Minute Man statue and the British S O N Y * T V must be top priority,” said Sen. Abraham diagnose and stop an illness before it Lexington. Memorial which commemorate those Tha BINGHAM •F454ivl Senate Committee Delays Action A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., who introduced the becomes critical, he said. At Pinahurst, the finest coffee at low price... 100S Hotels within a 15-miIe radius have been Minute Men and British soldiers killed in bill for the second year in a row. The bill would eliminate requirements BOUD- booked solid for some time and some of the first hours of the American Revolu­ MARTINSEN’S FINE COFFEE 23" DIAG. REFRIGERATOR “ We have already made a start with for major premium payments and deduc­ 8TA TE them have set up special security tion. 17.1 GO. FT. WITH IGEMAKER On Humanitariafi Aid Request Medicare,” he said. “ Now it is time to tibles. The elderly now pay 20 per cent of lb. * 1 . 0 0 CHASSIS precautions. Out of state license plates, Ceremonies in both Concord and change Medicare from a limited program all out-of-hospital cost, $92 for the first not all from the Northeast, are neighboring Lexington, where the first ADVANCED CHROMACOLOR PICTURE TUBE WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate delaying until today a vote on the proposed to one which provides comprehensive day of hospital care, and more than $7 a everywhere. Minute Men were killed by the British, are 100% SOLID STATE TITAN 300V CHASSIS Foreign Relations Committee is holding $200 million to be used by President Ford health insurance for all older Americans.” month to enroll for coverage of non­ SHURFINE BEANS O’QOc “ We’il lock our doors at midnight and scheduled for dawn. But, officials say the Cut or French...... 303 cans OS W up $200 million in humanitarian and to evacuate 5,000 Americans from South Before Medicare was enacted in 1966, hospital costs, Ribicoff said. These costs POWER SENTRY VOLTAGE REGULATOR the only way our guests will be able to get evacuation funds because several Vietnam and up to 174,000 South Viet­ crowd may force theih to seal the area off aged persons paid an average of $234 for would be almost entirely picked up under 100% FROST FREE in is by walking by a security guard and many hours before then. CHROMATIC ONE-BUnON TUNING members say the administration is not namese, and to render humanitarian health care, but in 1972, despite Medicare, the bill’s provisions, he said. past the desk,” said David Benoit, resi­ CAMPBELL’S SOUP TV-510U BLACKS WHITE AUTOMATIC withdrawing Americans fast enough from assistance. PORTABLE TV dent manager of the Colonial Inn which Tomato or Vegetable ...... 7 ^ 1 . 0 0 ICE MAKER South Vietnam. Sparkman said the delay might continue started receiving reservations for the • 5-inch screen measured Those members succeeded Wednesday beyond today if satisfactory assurances diagonally TV-760 BLACK & WHITE 1 6 3 lb. FREEZER weekend in 1970. in postponing until at least this afternoon a are not received. • Weighs 7 lbs. 8 oz. PORTABLE TV TWIN CRISPERS Officials have said police will block off Unemployment Benefit Law CORONET BATHROOM TISSUE committee vote on the funds while seeking Sen. Dick Clark, D-Iowa, declared after • Operales on AC or DC the roads when they estimate 120,000 pep- (wilh optional accessories) • 7-Inch screen measured GLIDE OUT ROLLERS White House assurance that the evacua­ the committee meeting that evacuation* diagonally sons are in the area, however they admit Package of 4 Rolls...... 7 2 < . Solid stale reliability tion of Americans will be speeded up. plans of the U.S. ambassador in Saigon, . Personal earphone • Weighs just 10 lbs. W HITE OR AVOCADO all that will do is stop the automobiles. The Senate Armed Services Committee Graham Martin, would still leave 3,000 Package of 8 rolls ...... *1.39 • While and blue cabinet • Operales on AC or DC Others, they say, can bicycle and walk in. wllh chrome trim (wilh optional accessories) called a meeting today to consider a possi­ Americans in there on May 1. Changes Under Review • Solid state reliability ble compromise on President Ford’s “ Martin is dragging his feet. The plans “ They’re already here,” Wednesday • Personal earphone request of $722 million in emergency he has put forward are not adequate,” said Jason Korell, a member of the 1975 • Black cabinet with Celebrations Committee. “ They started chrome trim military aid for South Vietnam. Giairman Clark said. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D- NESTLE’S 12 OZ. CORONET HARTFORD (UPI) - It will be tougher subject to the tax and enacting an The committee said if all of its John C. Stennis predicted the panel would Minn., said he shared Clark’s views. coming last weekend. Last Sunday we had to qualify for unemployment benefits un­ emergency unemployment tax that would recommendations are approved, the CHOCOUTE NAPKINS recommend some aid. Administration officials in Washington der a proposal recommended by law­ be triggered by rising joblessness. state’s unemployment fund will have a $61 MORSELS '’Ka. °< m WE ARE SONY BLACK & WHITE The House International Relations (Com­ have been ^ ying privately their plans call makers to bail the state’s jobless benefit - Those measures, it said, should help the million deficit in fiscal 1975, but will mittee was meeting to mark up and vote for reducing the number of Americans in AND COLOR TV HEADQUARTERS. fund out of its $160 million debt. state raise about $177 million in the fiscal recover by the end of fiscal 1976, with a *1.19 49* WITH TRADE on a proposal authorizing an additional $73 Saigon to about 1,000 ip one or two weeks. The Program Review Committee said year that begins July 1.' Under existing un­ surplus of $44.4 million. SALES AND SERVICE *358 million in humanitarian aid for Saigon. Some coimnittee members also have Wednesday a mix of higher employment employment taxes, Connecticut would Sen. John Sparkman, chairman of the spoken of such a figure, indicating a firm The “ emergency” tax of .5 per cent Inside Today taxes and cuts in the unemployment rolls receive revenues in the fiscal year totaling would take effect for a year when QREEN QIANT With any $7.S0 Purchase Senate Foreign Relations Committee, an­ assurance to that effect might be accepted SPRING BARGAIN is the most reasonable approach to paying $132 million. employers’ contributions to the fund in one LAND OF LAKES MANCHESTER nounced late Wednesday that panel was by the committee. NIBLET CORN DAY HOURS Area Profile ...... Pages 4, 5, 7, 8,12, 13 off the debt of the state Unemployment The state could save $21 million in fiscal year were below benefit payments. 'Die 1976 by eliminating unemployment 12 Oz. Cant BUTTER WED., THORS., FRIDAY Evacuation of Americans from South Smith Camp Kennedy director .. Page 10 Compensation Fund, expected to reach conmiittee recommended unemployment $300 million by December unless action is benefits for those who quit, are fired or FREE DELIVERY Vietnam has been going on quietly for Dear A bby...... Page 15 taxes be paid on ail wages totaling more 3 1 * 1 . 0 0 lb 7 9 < 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. The Weather weeks, using other funds. There were taken. refuse work, the committee said. They Pageant judges...... Page 15 than $4,2()0 a year, rather than the present SATURDAY some 7,000 Americans there in mid- Disqualified from unemployment now are eligible to receive benefits after a minimum of $6,(X)0. OPEN THUR8. and FRI. ’til 8 P.M. v u i p l k e 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. Partly sunny this afternoon with high March. By Tuesday the number was down Neighbor’s K itchen...... Page 14 benefits would be workers who quit their four-week penalty period. 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