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MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 101 Mnnchvslvr—A (lily of Village Charm TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES — TWO SECTIONS I II l EEN GEM S Grand List Is $288.9 Million; m Per Cent from 1973 m m

By SOL R. COHEN The additional assessed values of just bursement to the town will be on the basis increase in the Grand List for this year. Manchester’s net taxable Grand List, under $4 million are a result of a new act of the mill rate for 1975-76, to be adopted in “Because of the recent slowdown in based on Oct. 1,1974 valuation and minus passed by the 1974 General Assembly. It May by the Board of Directors. building construction, combined with all allowable exemptions, is $288,949,663 — provides for the elimination of property Based on the current 49.3 mills General current mortgage rates,” he 'Said last up $4,586,311 or only 1.6 per cent over last taxes on business furniture, fixtures, Fund tax rate, the $3,939,311 increase January, “next year’s list is not expected year’s and the smallest gain in recent machinery and equipment purchased after reimbursable from the state would to reflect any substantial increase.” I : Manchester history. the October 1973 assessment date. generate $194,242 in new tax revenue. Town Manager Robert Weiss and Mayor However, the state will reimburse the The values are assessed in the same The $4,586,311 net increase included in John Thompson, alerted to a “less than town for additional assessed values manner as other personal property, but the Grand List, also based on the current substantial” Grand List increase, have , * Sy* ♦ totaling $3,939,995, or an additional 1.4 per aren’t included in the Grand List. Instead, 49.3 mills tax rate, would generate $226,- predicted in recent weeks Manchester’s cent over last year’s net Grand List. the figure is submitted to the state. Reim- 105 in new revenue. tax rate may have to go up 6 to 9 mills in The combined increase would come to 1975-76. about 3 per cent, and is equivalent to 1.4 Manchester’s new Grand List was $7,- mill. Manchester has been averaging 5 per 469,479 higher before exemptions. That cent or more increase, in recent years. amount was deducted for for veterans, the Economic News Last year at this time, even after elderly and disabled persons. t ' adjustments and reductions by the Board The $288,949,663 net taxable Grand List of Tax Review, the Grand List rose $17,- is in the following categories: 532,977 or 6.2 per cent over the year • Real Estate - $229,836,003, up $4,849,- before. 065 from last year. Sparks Optimism Town Assessor Ed Belleville, commen­ • Motor Vehicles — $27,742,770, up $1,- ting on the minimal increase, said, “It 761,746 from last year. By RICHARD HUGHES see some recall of people on indefinite reflects the present status of our economy • Personal Property — $31,370,890, down UPI Business Writer layoffs and then a gradual improvement in locally. It’s in line with that of the state $2,024,500 from last year. This drop is the spring,” Hampson said. ' P i ' t Things are looking up. and nation. Hopefully, construction should offset by the additional assessed values ^>1 The stock market is rebounding. Cars In another indication of growing increase in 1975 and, again hopefully, our reimbursable by the state. are selling again. Some furloughed Grand List a year from now should show a strength in the economy, AT&T’s $600 In the area served by the Town Fire workers are being called back to their healthier increase.” million sale of loan notes was snapped up District, the new valuations total $229,- jobs When he announced the Grand List a within hours after the offer was made. 816,078 — up $5,683,296 from last year. s predictions that the recession could be year ago, Belleville predicted a minimal Under the long-term debt program, AT&T In the Eighth Utilities District the new over in six months. in effect borrows money from the public valuations total $59,133,585 — a drop of “The behavior of the stock market since and agrees to pay it back with interest $96,985 from last year. early December suggests that, if the past when the notes mature in 7 and 32 years. The tax rate in the Town Fire District is is any guide, the recession could end close State Department In Lowell, Vt., employes and others are 5.7 mills currently. The tax rate in the to mid-year,” said Irwin Kellner, trying to buy for $2.5 million the GAF Eighth District is 2.5 mills — 1.25 for fire economist at Manufacturers Hanover Building Damaged Corp. asbestos mine to save 180 jobs. An protection and 1.25 for sewage service. Bank in New York. attorney said agreement is near with the By Bomb Blast The Board of Tax Review will be in ses­ company, which said it would close the sion two days next week and two days the Market Leads Trend following week, to hear complaints from “Historically,” Kellner said, “an uptick mine rather than pay $1 million to meet WASHINGTON (UPI) - A bomb federal air pollution standards. taxpayers claiming to be aggrieved by in the stock market has led the end of an exploded at the State Department early their assessments. All hearings will be in economic recession by an average of six Sugar, in short supply and at record Wednesday, heavily damaging a men’s prices just two months ago, today is the Municipal Building from 7 to 9 p.m. as months. room and sending water flooding through follows: In Detroit, a Ford Motor Co. executive bloating warehouses. Sugar companies the hallways of the third floor. are cutting the price and reducing produc­ Feb. 4 (Tuesday) — for letters A through said the worst of the auto slump seems to Police were called to a nearby building I. be over. Robert J. Hampson, vice presi­ tion to unload the supply. Major refiners housing Agency for International Develop­ put into effect Monday the third wholesale Feb. 5 (Wednesday) — for letters J Grand List Print~Out Studied dent for North American operations, said ment offices to search for an explosive through R. by March Ford could recall some if its 33,- price cut on grocery sugar in three device, but none was found, they said. At months. In the latest cut, a pound of sugar Feb. 13 (Thursday) — for letters S Manchester’s Deputy Assessor as of Oct. 1, 1974 — the basis of the 125 workers on indefinite layoffs. first, police said a device was found but through Z. was reduced to 49 cents from 57 cents. Michael Nimirowski studies a com­ Grand List announced today. (Herald “I hope that by March and April we will that it did not explode. Feb. 14 (Friday) — for those unable to No One Injured appear the other three nights. puter print-out of property valuations photo by Pinto) No one was injured at the State Depart­ ment when the bomb went off near AID of­ Gagnons, Gabers Win fices at about 1 a.m. EST. The Washington Post said it received a telephone call from the “Weather Israel Offers Withdrawal Plan Hawaiian Sweepstakes Underground” claiming responsibility for the blast, and there were reports the same By United Press International mountain passes and oil fields. But he said in a national radio interview “I can’t believe it,” and “ I’m so excited” Honolulu and Mount Tantalus, luggage group warned of a bomb at a Defense Defense Minister Shimon Peres said the proposed pullback would have to leave handling (tips included), and flower lei Department installation in Oakland, Calif. Israel has offered to withdraw up to 31 Tuesday in Tel Aviv Israel would be the Abu Rodeis oil fields and the Mitla and were the responses heard by Barbara Cox miles in the occupied Sinai Desert in a greeting are also included. A State Department spokesman said the willing to pull back from 19 to 31 miles in Gidi passes in Israeli hands. It was the of LaBonne ’Travel Inc. last night when she troop pullback agreement with Egypt but There will be a host escort, a service damage was “localized ... the worst part exchange for political concessions from most detailed statement so far of Israel’s called Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gagnon of insists on keeping the region’s strategic Faulknor Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Allan desk in the hotels, pre-registration, hotel of it knocked down a ceiling.” Egypt. negotiating position. Gaber, owners of The Craft & Hobby Shop, and airport taxes. In Oakland, police cordoned off a one- Peres, asked in the interview whether to inform them they had won the In addition. The Herald will provide block area around the downtown induction he was outlining his personal opinions or “Hawaiian Carnival Sweepstakes.” each couple with $200 spending money. center Tuesday night after callers warned Oil Price Drop Predicted Israel’s official position, replied, “This is The contest, sponsored by The Herald The stores participating in the a bomb had been planted in the building by the government policy.” “At this stage there is room to talk and area merchants, ran for six weeks with sweepstakes were Mari-Mads, Martin the “Weather Underground.” WASHINGTON (UPI) - A respected 1974 led to a burst of successful explora­ some 40,000 entries deposited at par­ Ltd., King’s, Consumer Sales, B. D. Pearl, Phoned In Warning economist gave Congress encouraging tion for new supplies which may one day about withdrawal of 30 to 50 kilometers (19 ticipating stores. LaBonne Travel Inc. is Shoor’s, Harrison’s, Authenticity I, 20th One such caller with a female voice news about oil today, saying the world’s result in a new oil glut. to 31 miles) in the Sinai, without the in charge of travel arrangements. Century TV, Living Room Interiors, directed KGO-TV to a phone booth in petroleum supplies are rising sharply and “Inventories are being rebuilt” as a passes or Abu Rodeis,” he said. “All this Gagnon, who retired in May after 24 Glazier’s, Regal Men’s Shop, House & downtown San Francisco, where a prices eventually are bound to fall. result, Houthakker told Congress’ Joint is connected with a political return from years at Cheney Bros., is looking forward Hal, Wholesale Tire, Lift the Latch, K- reporter found a letter referring to the Hendrik Houthakker, a Harvard Economic Committee, “and this will in Egypt.” Egypt has demanded the Israeli evacua­ to a return trip to Hawaii. Mart, Frank’s and The Craft & Hobby Oakland bomb threat and the bombing of professor who served on the Council of due course put pressure on the price. tion of the two passes in the northern Sinai “I was there during the war for three Shop. the State Department. Economic Advisers, said the four-fold in­ “In the long run, further relief will come years, and my wife and I vacationed there crease in world oil prices during 1973 and from new exploration, which is now as well as the Abu Rodeis oil fields on the a few years ago. It is beautiful, and we are proceeding at a feverish pace and has Gulf of Suez. Iran, Israel’s major foreign oil supplier, looking forward to our trip,” he said. I already led to considerable success, con­ has offered to guarantee fuel shipments if Mrs. Gagnon, who is employed at trary to the popular notion that we are the Jewish state abandons Abu Rodeis, Manchester Modes, was equally excited. close to the limits of the world’s energy which provides 55 per cent of Israel’s “We were in Hawaii in 1968 on an supply.” Houthakker said the world’s known oil petroleum needs. American Legion-sponsored trip and I Peres said the United States has yet to always said I wanted to go back—now we reserves rose by 87.8 billion barrels in ask Israel to make specific pullback can.” 1974-from 627.9 billion at the start of the proposals “in geographic terms — only in As for the Gabers who reside at 123 W. year to 715.7 billion at the end of the year. political terms.” Center St. with their two children, ages 7 and 5, they are still in a state of shock. “I’ve never been further west than Chicago,” the excited Mrs. Gaber said. Married 10 years, this may well be a se­ Egyptians to Purchase cond honeymoon for the Gabers. “This will be our first real vacation,” Gaber said. “Our honeymoon was only for Warplanes from France two days.” The preparation of getting baby sitters, Syria lost in 1973, which was then es­ etc. doesn’t seem to be an obstacle and PARIS (UPI) - Egyptian President Anwar Sadat said today France will sell timated at more than 300 planes. they will be making plans for their trip Diplomatic sources said Egypt also will soon. him its latest type 1,800 m.p.h. Mirage warplanes. French government officials buy a number of Crotale ground-to-air As an extra bit of good news, the lucky said Sadat had submitted a shopping list missiles and radar equipment. couples were informed that the prize, French government officials said Presi­ for $2.2 billion worth of war equipment. originally to total 11 days, had been Sadat told the news conference he could dent Valery Discard d’Estaing, while ap­ extended to a 14-day trip due to travel pledge Egypt and Syria never to attack proving the sale of Mirages and other package arrangements. Israel first and that “It is possible that we military materiel to Egypt, has decided to They will receive a round-trip jet flight can have peace” in the Middle East for the keep the deliveries under control so as not via American Airlines 747 to Hawaii in­ to upset the Middle East balance of power. cluding first class accommodations at the first time in 26 years. He insisted, however, that the situation Waikiki Village in Honolulu, two nights at was explosive in the Middle East and the Kona Seaside or Kona Island in Kona, demanded that Israel withdraw its and two nights at the Hilo Bay in Hilo. military forces from all fronts and agree Also included are free in-flight movies to the creation of a Palestinian state. and stereo headsets plus food and Speaking at a news conference ending beverages served aloft with complimen­ his three-day state visit Sadat said the INSIDE tary champagne. All transfers between arms deal will include the delivery of the hotel and airports, sightseeing tour of latest FI Mirage jets. So far only the TODAY French air force has been supplied with the Mach 2.5 fighter bombers. Stamps and Coins ...... Page 2 A joint official communique said France agreed to sell Egypt military equipment Hi Neighbor ...... Page 4 WEATHER “to compensate in part for losses suffered Scene from H e r e ...... Page 5 by Egypt” during the October 1973 war. On Second Thought...... Page 8 Sadat has charged repeatedly that Soviet Hawaii Calls Bloodmobile tops quota — Page 14 Rain heavy at times this afternoon and Russia, once Egypt’s exclusive arms evening with chance of a few supplier, has not sent him a single weapon Senior C itizens...... Page 28 The islands are calling the lucky merchants. Looking over poster of Herald’s advertising director; Mrs. thunderstorms along the sound. Highs to replenish his armories since 1973. Area Profile ... .Pages 10, 11, 20, 22 winners in the "Havyaiian Carnival Hawaii are, from left, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gagnon and her husband; and today in the 20s and 30s. Variable French military sources said the East, Indians w in...... Page lb Mrs. Barbara Cox of LaBonne Travel cloudiness Thursday with highs in the up­ Sweepstakes’’ sponsored by The Allan Gaber, owners of The Craft & delivery of the Mirages would fall far tV 'i 1 .. Herald Angle...... Page 16 per 30s and low 40s. Herald and participating area Hobby Shop; Duane Edmonds, The Inc. (Herald photo by Pinto) short of the number of planes Egypt and

N ▼A13dVSOdDllAlirnj MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed,, Jan, 29, 1975 — PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 29, 1975 THEATER The Lighter Side: When the Sheikh Hit the Sand •E A T T L f« SCHEDULE By DICK WEST The sheikh said he wanted to with the memory of a girl I met “It’s an old Spanish mission I know, now live in my heart all WASHINGTON (UPI) - buy the historic shrine as a gift there beneath the stars all that served as a fort during the alone.” STAMPS AND COINS Everyone has been laughing for his son, who had grown to alone.” Republic of Texas’ war for in­ “Do you still miss her?” * 0 ^ 6 U.A. East 1 — “Airport," over the attempt by an oil-rich love it while taking flight “Aha So that’s it What was dependence from Mexico. After “The moon in all its splendor PLAZA DEPT. STORE By RUSS MacKENDRICK (Wa Have A Notion To Pteoao) 7;30-9;30 Arab to buy the Alamo, and for training in San Antonio. her name?" Mexican troops overran it, knows only my heart. Bring good reason. One can readily imagine the “Rose,” killing all of the defenders, back my rose, Rose of San An- Noxt to Frank's Suparmarkst U.A. East 2—"Murder on the East Mlddlo Toko.. Manchester Orient Express,” 7;00-9;20 The sheikh tried to arrange scene that led up to the offer. “And where did you meet ‘Remember the Alamo’ tone. Speak once again of my "What do they mean — U.A. East 3 — "Challenge to the negotiations through a “Welcome home, my son. Did her?” became a rallying cry.” love, my own.” ‘wheaties’?" be Free," 5;00-7:00-9;00 Houston attorney, which is you enjoy your visit to “We met beside the Alamo. “And you remember it for “I’m afraid I can’t get your •A N l>RANCISCO I have heard this question Vernon Cine 1 — "Law L down-right ludicrous. America?” We went for a walk along a another reason, eh, son? What girl back, son. Particularly PICTURE FRAMES several times lately so here is a Disorder,” 7:10-9:00 Anyone who knows anything "Very much, Father.” moonlit path that only we would was this Rose like?” when you don’t even know her tor Art, Crafts, and Photos at all about Texas knows you shot of one, the last of its kind, '.;S Vernon Cine 2 — “The "Tell me, what do you con­ know and it was enchantment “She had lips so sweet and last name. But would it make a t RUDGET PRICES have to order things like that sider your most memorable as strange as the blue up a 1958 cent with two wheat ears LO» ANttlLC* Longest Yard,” 7:00-9;10 tender they were like petals you feel any better if I bought sculptured on the reverse. This ■ V ' Burnside Theatre — "The from Neiman Marcus. experience?” above.” falling apart." the Alamo for you?” NEED S0MJTHIN6? ASK PLAZAI copper coin was current from Godfather Part II,” 8:00 But although the deal fell "Deep within my heart lies a “I can tell you had it pretty “Hoo boy! What happened • “Gee, Dad, just what I’ve 1909 until it was replaced in ’59 Showcase 1— “Earthquake,” through, the offer was none­ melody, a song of old San An- bad. But what, may I ask, is the between you?” always wanted” by the Lincoln Memorial type. V 1:30-7:15-9:40 theless intriguing. tone. For in my dreams I live Alamo?” “Broken hearts, empty words Note the beard of the grain as it lOW ItT TIMPilATUMS Showcase 2 — "Towering is drawn into stylized lines. n o Inferno,” 1:30-8:00 These “wheat lines” are the Showcase 3 — “Freebie and George Hamilton hosts the first thing you look at when you •LEGEND • ■ v T / i the Bean,” 1:45-7;25-9:45 American Model Pageant go to grade the coin. day gram sent by the Westar until March 1 to choose the Showcase 4 — “Abby,” 1:45- This grading is a very impor­ satellite.) best, the worst, and the least RAIN ISNOW 7:45-10:00 1975, an ABC-TV “Wide tant point — the subject of World Special’’ airing If you want to send a necessary of the 1974 issues. AIR many a hassle in the coin hob­ mailgram, all you do is dial a There are 22 candidates with I SHOWERS FLOW Thursday (Jan. 30 ) at 11:30 by. Such disputes are usually certain number and speak your the se-tens, UPU, Minerals, and p.m. settled by turning to the Brown piece to the operator. The Continental Congress, counting un WEATHER FOTOCAST €l and Dunn book (illustrated with recipient, hopefully, will get a as one each. My votes would For Peropd Ending 7 AM EST Thursday. During Wednesday night, snow is expected over JOHNSON COUNTRY Conchata Ferrell stars as line drawings) or to Ruddy’s next-day delivery of the be; Minerals best. Energy JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (UPl) - SOCIAL “Photograde,” which has ac­ parts of the mid and lower Rockies as well as in the upper Plains. Rain or showers will April Green, the central message by mail — an actual worst, and for the least Former President Lyndon tual photos of coins in prevail in the Pacific Northwest, the lower Mississippi valley and across the Ohio valley SECURITY figure in “ HOT L epistle to hold in the hand and necessary, the Horseracing. Johnson’s Hereford ranch successive stages of wear. BALTIMORE.” ABC-TV’s read. No tipping. The cost — $2 (One way to get back at those into sections of the mid Atlantic states. Generally fair weather should rule elsewhere. near Johnson Qty. It pnee was W E D. Thru SAT Why all the fuss anyway? Minimum temperatures include; (approx, max readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 47 (62), new comedy series airing for 100 words, which can be nags.) referred to as the Texas While Q. I recently saw an old ad for Well, just compare the Red charged to your phone bill. 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MANCHESTERp^-5131 Store Hours; Sat., Mon., Tubs., 6:30am ■ 6pm awareness the deficiencies that Over 25 Years of Wed., Thun. & Fri., 6:30am • 8pm may exist in such a home so 10 A.M .to9P.M . WEEKDAYS ■ 5:00 - 7:00 - 9:00 633-2254 Continuous that determination of quality 1145 Tolland Turnpike . SAT & SUN - 1:00 - 3:00 - 5:00 - 7:00 - 9:00 can be made," he said. N— — -tisstiiaiAiasi^^^^* dee! 3AVS QNW A>IDId 3 8 ♦ 3AVS QNV AMOId 38 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 29. 1975 - PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 29, 1975 Bay State Governor Unconvinced ittaiirlu'Btrr tiiniiiiu Secretary Morton Defends SCENE FROM HERE OPINION Federal Energy Program ______By SOL R. COHEN HI NEIGHBOR She^s Coughing Better By BURL LYONS BOSTON (UPI) — Massachusetts Gov. President has chosen “conservation Penalizing Everyone Michael S. Dukakis remains one hundred through taxation, rationing by wealth.” I’ve got a co-worker who insists I’m a sensations — to determine whether the pill and there is a host of field auditors We are back at the daily grind and per cent opposed to President Ford’s Morton said the administration has comedian, and all I did was tell her she’s was having a soothing effect. When I home from a whirlwind visit to the checking on respective auto dealers energy program despite a plea for accep­ chosen a system of “financial controls” coughing much better determined it was, I took the sleeping pill. tance of it from Interior Secretary Rogers Rocky Mountain West in what from time to time. rather than “volumetric management”, She’s had the bug for over a week and Just then, the pain returned and I couldn’t C. B. Morton. As Energy Policy politicians might refer to as a working because the latter course would require tried many remedies, the last one some sleep. Dukakis said if the plan is implemented vacation. Ours turned out to be six We believe one of the news wire ser­ setting up a large and cost bureacracy to highly touted cough medicine. I told my doctor what was happening to it will result in the loss of 60,(KX) manufac­ administer. The other day, when I asked her how days of work, two days of riding air­ vices showed poor judgment awhile me and he prescribed a do-it-yourself neck turing jobs in Massachusetts within one The secretary said that the tariff she's doing, she said the cough medicine planes, and one day of vacation. Spare back with a photograph of Gov. harness for my pinched nerve. I was to The basic law of ecology is that year. schedule issued by the President calls for wasn’t working. its natural gas to the North to keep moments were spent people watching Grasso with a towel wrapped around wear it once or twice a day. He said the President’s program will in­ a $1 a barrel tax on imported crude oil in That’s when I said, “It must be working. So, I got one — complete with straps and “everything is hooked to everything factories running in New Jersey if it her head. at airports; not a bad pastime, but not crease energy costs for the average February. The tax on crude would in­ You’re coughing much better.” the headpiece, the metal arm that fits We don’t ever recall seeing a pic­ else.” Nothing happens in isolation. means loss of industry and jobs in as entertaining as doing the same Massachusetts family by 35 per cent. crease to $2 a barrel in March and $3 in And she was. In fact, she not only was over the top of a door, and the counter­ thing at ski lodges. ture of former Gov. Meskill shaving Following a meeting with Morton and April. coughing much better — she was coughing There is no “away” where you can Louisiana? weight plastic bag, the one I was to fill Everywhere you go, the economy is Now that we have made the sugges­ the secretary's address to a joint meeting The tax on imported refined products, much louder and much oftener, too. with sand or water. throw things, for a disturbance of the These provocative questions put the number one topic of conversation. tion, don’t be surprised if one doesn’t of the Legislature, Dukakis said, “We are upon which New England depends almost It reminds me of the time my doctor 1 used water. I couldn’t find any clean basically at odds.” environment in one place has effects forth in a recent edition of Continental Unemployment in some areas of the show up with President Ford dis­ exclusively, would be zero in February, 60 prescribed two different pills for me sand. Besides, my wife didn’t look Morton, the nation’s top energy official, cents a barrel in March and $1.20 a barrel —when I couldn’t sleep because of the pain in every other place. West is approaching 14 per cent, par­ playing the art of using a razor. favorably on a sandy beach in her living Oil Co.’s “Conoco ’74” magazine, un­ said “The net effect (of the energy in April, Morton said. from what he diagnosed as a pinched ticularly in lumbering communities room. It may be a basic law in human af­ program) is that New England will come Congressmen and governors in New nerve. derscore the dilemma confronting the due to the depressed construction in­ Some old-timers can remember the That’s where I sat in my neck harness, off better.” He said New England officials England, according to Morton, have been One prescription was to soothe the pain. against a door that faced the TV set — fairs, as well, no less in the field of President, his advisors and the new dustry. No one seems disturbed, early 1930s when two people meeting don’t understand the program “and have under the mistaken impression that $1 to The other was to fall asleep. I know, looking like a mummy and feeling like a on the street or someplace would open economics, which is proper, since Congress as they move toward the for­ though, as two years ago when the reacted a little too quickly.” $3 a barrel program applied to refined as you’re way ahead of me. Yes, I did get dummy. My wife didn’t mind the water. the conversation with the question, both ecology and economy are traced mulation of a useful and useable economy was supposed to be fairly Dukakis said “I don’t see any possibility well as cru(Je oil. them mixed up. She said it covered my dirty footprints. ‘f , good, the unemployment rate was 21 “Are you working?” of this region coming off better. We will Morton said Massachusetts residents I took the sleeping pill first, but the pain to the same Greek root meaning After about two weeks of wearing the energy policy for this country. per cent. They can also recall that in those sustain a massive increase in the cost of will fare better than those in other parts of woke me up. So I took the pain-killing pill harness, I didn't feel any better. My doc­ “house.” A disturbance of the There are any number of conflicts, On one aircraft, we sat next to a days no one thought the government this stuff.” the country because they use less gasoline but, by that time, I was wide awake and tor told me to try it another two weeks and economy in one place has effects in banker from Fargo, N.D., primarily owed them a job or support. That was Morton and Dukakis did agree that there per capita than residents of most other couldn’t get back to sleep. continue to take the pills. both in society and within the govern­ exists a fundamental difference in states. Morton said he has been called Then, just as I was dozing off, the pain an agricultural state. up to the individual. There were no se­ I did but still no improvement. So, I every other place. ment, that must be reconciled if that philosophy between the New England the “defender” of Ford’s program, but killer wore off. I was wide awake again — “What recession?” was his reply to cond and third generation welfare stopped and I stopped the pills, too, but I The chorus of complaints about the States and President Ford on how to con­ added “I am optimistic that when the from the pain. I took another sleeping pill didn’t tell the doctor. goal is to be achieved. For example, our question about the state of the families. In great distress, family and serve energy. President's policy is fully understood in and fell asleep, just in time to be I felt better than I’d felt in months. So nation’s lack of any comprehensive perhaps the church pitched in. It there are currently more than 60 economy. He replied that farmers and Dukakis said he favors a system of oil the context of the alternatives it will not awakened by the alarm clock. did he, when I happened to bump into him energy policy and demands that federal agencies having some respon­ ranchers are nearly standing in line to wasn’t the accepted thing to feel that import quotas and rationing while the need defense; it will be accepted.” The next night, I took the pain-killing one day on the street and he saw how well the government owed you a job or President Ford come up with one tend purchase new combines, tractors, Rogers C. B. Morton pill first. I stayed awake analyzing my I look^. sibility for oil and gas matters. pickup trucks and larger automobiles. owed you a living. You got that to overlook the operation of this With so many groups involved, coor­ .■M» The stewardesses with whom we through your own efforts. “law.” But consider: dination is difficult, there is an talked said travel is about on a par We could use a lot of that spirit today. V 7 — Should heavy additional taxes be absence of common purpose and with last year though there are less people on flights say from Chicago to levied on gasoline to discourage "...... ' : ■ ■ ■ . .. duplication and intereference are Bradley. Our thanks for the fine letters & G driving and cut consumption, while I Herald photo by Pinto) frequent. Perhaps the state of the economy regarding the Hawaiian trip that was " qJJ adversely affecting an already Without an over-all energy policy, Plowing Out Bigelow Sidewalks Before January Thaw all depends on the frame of mind of sponsored by The Herald and various the person with whom you are talking businesses. depressed auto industry, not to men­ there are no guidelines and nobody at a particular moment. One businessman wrote: tion tourism, which 46 of the 50 states has the responsibility for assuring “In all my 25 years of being in F i rank as one of their three major in­ that the various objectives and As Congress begins debate on new business, I have never seen a promo­ dustries? programs mesh or that “trade-offs” legislation, it might be well to keep in tion pull as good as the trip to Hawaii. the background, between now and the I am amazed at the great number of — Should full development of — despoiled landscapes in the West d o b 1976 election, that the House is com­ people who deposited tickets. It in­ America’s energy resources be en­ ALE for humming generators in the East, posed of 291 D em o cra ts, 144 creased foot traffic in our store many couraged, or should we import as say — are properly evaluated and Republicans, while the Senate has 61 fold, especially during the normally much higher-priced foreign oil as resolved. Democrats, 38 Republicans, with one slow days of January.” 1 / 'i F seat. New Hampshire, still undecided. possible, husbanding our own energy FIELDCREST AND FORBES GET Everyone can agree that a national Thus, Congress has the power to Thanks to one of our critics we T m 1 resources for the future? energy policy is an imperative need override any presidential veto. received a letter on the proper use of — Should North Dakota permit sur­ that must be met before the new year Thanks At the “Y” there isn’t much room for An office cohort says if the un­ noun clauses. We could perhaps use a YOUR LINEN CLOSET IN SHAPE face mining of coal to provide secure spectators and for the people who do at­ employment ranks in Connecticut get refresher course in English. Just is many more weeks old. But because To the editor: tend the games, there aren’t' enough too great, we could always send some wondering if a study at home course J energy to the East Coast, particularly “everything is hooked to everything At this time we wish to thank the chairs. of the people to Washington since the in our spare time could be arranged. Another fact that should be mentioned is in view of easterners’ resistance to else,” whatever the provisions of the citizens of the town of Coventry for their federal government is always the last the lack of uniforms. At each game one or Twin flat or fitted refineries and petroleum exploration continued support against the Greater to cut back on jobs and there is no in­ Another victory for newspapers. policy, we can be sure they will have Hartford Corporation (DevCo). two boys must sit out because there aren't sheets, orig. 8.00 dication of any widespread layoffs in The Massachusetts Supreme Court in their areas? repercussions not altogether pleasing The past two and a half years brought enough individual uniforms for all the 5.99 any agency. has ruled that a newspaper may law­ — Should Louisiana be forced to ship many changes to the town that will long be team. to all Americans in all the states. remembered. It will no doubt be long on I hope that something can be done to im­ fully decide whether to accept adver­ the memories of the Greater Hartford prove these conditions so that our young Those of us who are old enough to tising for publication. The court ruling Corporation (DevCo) who thought that the athletes and our future athletes could remember the Yo-Yo which was said the sale and publication of "PRINTING BLOCK ROSE” no-iron sheets by Fieldcrest A town of Coventry was for sale. Again we carry the name of Manchester proudly. extremely popular during the Great newspapers is a private enterprise are an adaptation of an original Colonial design. can only say how thankful the anti-DevCo Marilyn Peracchio Depression are pleased to learn it is and that newspapers are free to do Flat or fitted styles: Double, orig. 9.00...... 6.99 coalition is for the financial and moral 530 Spring St. on the upswing. business with whomever they choose. Whatever Happened Manchester Queen, orig. 13.00, 9.99. King, orig. 17.00 12.99 support that was given. Without the people For the sake of young folks, a Yo-Yo to back the effort, the end of the Greater is a toy with twin wooden disks that The Wall Street Journal is the latest Standard case, orig. 6.50 pr., now ..... 5.49 pr. Hartford Corporation (DevCo) would not rises and falls on a cotton string, and newspaper to announce a price in­ King cases, orig. 7.50 pr., now...... 6.49 pr. To English? be at this stage in Coventry. It should be noted at this time that the Bolton People with a little skill you can perform a crease. For those of you that read it, land on which the Greater Hartford Cor­ variety of feats. effective Feb. 15, you will pay 25 cents N poration (DevCo) was to build is still in its Denied It was Am erica’s favorite toy instead of 20 cents across the news­ possession and as of yet has not been dis­ during the depression. Today’s stand and the annual subscription rate At their annual convention in New around the country to determine posed of. As of now, no new plans for con­ Sir: models of course are made of plastic will be increased $4 per year. The Orleans, members of the National college admissions and placement in structive use of the land are available By their delaying tactics, the and are more sophisticated. rising cost of newsprint is just one of “Lustre” bath size from their owners (Chase Manhattan Real Council of Teachers of English English courses. “leadership” of the Town of Bolton has the factors calling for the increase. 4.79 towel, orig. 6.25 Estate Investment Trust and First denied the people of the town a right to Something to think about: (NCTE) decided that the new English Bye-bye Shakespeare. Bye-bye National Bank of Chicago), The concen­ decide for themselves on the proposed Nothing in the world that is alive For what it’s worth or depending on trated effort of the anti-DevCo coalition usage section of the Scholastic Ap­ Declaration of Independence and Get­ town charter. remains unchanging. All nature what you wish to believe: with the legal assistance of its attorney “LUSTRE” SOLID TOWELS are titude Test is “linguistically invalid" Thirteen townspeople worked hard and changes from day to day and minute The U.S. Department of Commerce tysburg Address. Junk everything else John R. FitzGerald of Howard, Kohn, long to produce this document which they to minute. Fresh water runs on, and if says retail sales in the new year will Fieldcrest’s finest. In thick cotton and should be dispensed with. that represents an “arbitrarily es­ Sprague & FitzGerald will continue until felt would provide open and more efficient the Greater Hartford Corporation you stop it, it becomes stagnant. So rise by at least 8.5 per cent. The rise terry, sheared on one side. Colors As reported by Education USA tablished” literary standard and government and accountability. Now (DevCo) issue is finally laid to rest. they’ll be “thanked” for their work and also is it with the life of man and the will reportedly reflect renewed con­ to mix with every bath, too. newsletter, the teachers agreed that “superficial concept of ‘correctness.’ On the more positive side of the ledger, given an “opportunity” to serve again. life of a nation. sumer confidence in the economy and the coalition groups would like at this time Hand towel, orig. 3.40...2.79 the new test attempts to “limit “And we certainly can’t deny anyone Few, if any, will be able to devote another an increase in consumer credit. The to offer their support to townwide plans students’ linguistic expression to an year to this project, and there is no need, We have had several reports that increase won’t be sufficient to offset Wash cloth, orig. 1.45 .. 994 /.qcJ i- >. college admission just because he for the future of Coventry. We will be for they have provided the document state employes apparently aren’t car the increased cost of being in business arbitrarily established correct form.” don’t talk English so good, or expect willing to work with town officials in called for and it has been rejected. pooling anymore. due to inflation. whatever way that will be in the best in­ Horror of horrors. But that’s not all. To petition for a referendum, as pointed We have observed several state him to take a remedial rather than an terest of Coventry and the surrounding out in the press, might be an answer. Un­ cars, with only the driver, on our This “superficial concept of advanced English course. area. Two areas of special interest are: 1. Gasoline rationing isn’t the answer fortunately, even if the charter passed various highways. toward solving our petroleum ‘correctness’ ” is racially and socially Industry for a tax base, without 20,000 new after a call for a referendum, it could not Are state employes using state problems. Recalling our Army days of residents. 2. Residential units for senior now, take effect until 1977. With the biased, the NCTE found, because it Whatever happened to the “quest vehicles for their own personal World War II, when we were lucky citizens. growth and change in two full year’s time, excludes the dialects of millions of for excellence” the educators were At the state level we would like to lend without the benefit of a revision com­ transportation? If that’s the case, enough to have a furlough and use our support to the governor's task force on taxpayers must be picking up the tab. dad’s car, he never had any coupons students. This is especially dis­ urging on us a few years back? Ob­ mittee, this document could be outdated. agriculture which is going on record in Besides, the advantages to the town that We realize that in some cases one in a for gas. Fortunately, we were dating a tressing since the new test is used viously, it ain’t no more. favor of preserving our farms instead of would have been provided now have been car might be necessary, but car girl whose mother worked in the gas­ paving them over with asphalt or cement. negated. pooling should certainly be en­ oline rationing office and she came “One last point to be put forth is, that At this point the selectmen seem free to couraged. through when needed. We are certain without the people to give of themselves appoint a commission who will provide the no effort of any type will prevail.” there were thousands of cases just f / ' kind of document the selectmen want. An auto dealer suggests the state like it and they would be repeated if The above letter was composed by I hope this is another consideration • M T T f • could also be in better shape financial­ rationing was once again imposed. 1 2 3 Donald W. Smyth of Coventry and voters will keep in mind when they vote in < S 6 2 S 9 10 expresses the views of the combined their respective caucuses. ly if it would collect the sales tax at Actually, the automobile only ac­ lllattrhpat'pr 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 counts for some 30 per cent of our oil H 19 20 21 22 23 24 groups listed below. Joann M. Neath the time a car is registered. Now, the 9 » 2S 27 2t 29 30 ALMANAC Concerned Citizens of Tolland County 22 Converse Rd. tax is apparently collected quarterly, usage. iEupning Hrralb Inc., Committee for the Preservation of Bolton Coventry, Coventry Opposing With FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 Hy I nilfd InU-rnulionul Today is Wednesday, Jan. 29, the 29th Specialists. Published by the Published every Manchester evening except Sun­ day of 1975 with 336 to follow. Donald W. Smyth Publishing Co . Herald days and holidays. The moon is between its full phase and RF"D 4, Swamp Rd. Thanks Square. Manchester. Entered at the last quarter. CCTC Executive Committee Conn 06040. Manchester. Conn., TODAY’S THOUGHT Telephone 643-271 1 Post OHlce as Second The morning star is Mars. Mr. Alan Lamson (Area Code 203) Class Man Matter. The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, President, Manchester Jaycees BURL L. LYONS. PUBLISHER .lupiter and Saturn. Poor Facilities 613 Bush Hill Road Those born on this date are under the Manchester -SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES put the divine law into practice. When peo­ sign of Aquarius. To the editor: Dear Mr. Lamson: Praise be to God who has taken us as His payable in advance On behalf of the staff and Board of Direc­ sons ple activate God's command to love one Knglish-American freedom crusader For the past two years my son has been another, divisions can be healed. ^ngle Copy ISj 3 Months $1170 Thomas Paine was born Jan. 29, 1737. playing on an intra-town basketball team tors of the Manchester Public Health Nur­ Psalm 2:1-7 niuc^il! ® Months $23 40 Galatians 4:4-7 The Lord has instilled a sense of morali­ ONE Month $3,90 One Year $46 80 On this day in history: for boys 13-14-years-old which plays its sing Association, I would like to con­ gratulate the Manchester Jaycees and Matthew 3:13-1 ty in us. Mail hales Upon ncHuesi In 1861, Kansas became the 34th state in home games at the Community Y. The As we listen to our own consciences and the Union. their wives for the fine job done in helping “SERENE” FORTREL® PILLOWS LATEX FOAM PILLOWS DOWN & FEATHER PILLOWS Subscribers who pm should telephone boys have played teams from Glaston­ By conforming with all that God respect those of others, we make lail to receive their the circulation depart- In 1900, eight baseball teams were bury, East Hartford, Newington, to make our Immunization Clinic such a Herald before 5 30 meni. 647-9946 requires, Jesus frees us and unites us. By brotherhood more possible. Social har­ 9 ^% ^% standard, Wethersfield, South Windsor and Windsor success. A A standard, organized as the American League. They being baptized in Him, we are accepted as mony starts in the heart of each of us. were Buffalo, Chicago, Cleveland, Locks only to mention a few. An outstanding job was done in the area ■ 7 T j F ■’eg. 12.00 Member Audit Bureau of Circulations children of God and can address Him as The challenge to “love all, exclude Detroit, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Each of these towns has facilities that of advertising, volunteer participation, 6 2 FOR 2 5 i9 9 and the children were delighted with the Father. none” is unending. Fortunately, so is “Blue Heaven” pillows filled with B.F. Goodrich The Manchester Display advertising Milwaukee and Minneapolis. we of Manchester envy. It is no wonder the Comfort pillows filled with Fortrel'>' polyester and Reg. 14.98-18.98 each. Choose the best lollipops donated. God’s help — if we u.se it. Publishing Co. dosing hours Three In 1936, Ty Cobb, Walter Johnson, Chris­ other boys and their parents are proud of When we act in response to God's invita­ covered with no-lron ticking. foam. Removable zip cover. Great buys. firmness for your sleeping comfort. Firm and full days prior to Again, thank you for a job well done and tion, as Christians from divided churches assumes no financial publication ty Mathewson, Babe Huth and Bonus their towns. It’s embarrassing to admit Suggested by The Christophers Supreme, reg. 15.00 ...... 12.99 responsibility for Deadline for Herald Wagner became the first five men elected that Manchester has the worst facilities of we hope your organization will consider accepting one another's baptism, by Queen, reg. 11.00...... 8.99 medium blends or all down softies. Imported. typographical errors classmed advertising making this a yearly project. Queen, reg. 18.00...... 19.99 appearing m adver­ to the Baseball Hall of Fame. all saying “Our Father” together, the divine Take advantage of great savings. 12 noon prior to day of Gladys Grover King, reg. 13.00...... 10,99 tisements and other publication, 12 noon In 1969, Great Britain's application for Why can’t the boys-bc.^lowed to use one Karen P. Reid, intention is made real. “As I have loved reading matter m The Friday for publication membership in the European Common of our better school gytm as their home supervisor you...you also love one another.” (John St. James Church Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon­ Manchester Public Health delegate, MACC committee, H e ra ld day Market was vetoed by France. (Britain court? Surely, the town ccwld open one of 13:34) And He loves us without end. Each FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 10-9. SHOP BY PHONE, CALL 646-4030, AND SAVE. became a member in January, 1973). these facilities for this^rpose. Nursing Association, Inc. generation has to find personal means to Christian Unity

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Goldberg’s Appointment ABOUT Jackson Appointed To Insurance Post I Americans Last Three Executive Councils Under Fire HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Guida, 60, mayor of New nominations to the bench. The TOWN committee apparently will not Bv JAMES F. WIECK branch of the legislature while with other bills in a reform council are in favor of Curtis’ Executive Council in To Board Gets Priority Ella T. Grasso has appointed a Haven. proval of pardons and com­ propriate administrative agen­ executive chamber next to his review the renomination of BOSTON (UPI) - Only three also approving appointments package. That won’t happen proposal. Charles Jacobs, a new Massachusetts during the former state senator to the $27,- Also named were Marilyn mutation of sentences, and the cy. Abolition of the council own office on the third floor of Superior Court Judge J. Brian Executive Councils remain in made by the colonial governor. 500 post of insurance com­ Seichter, 29, of Glastonbury; this time, he says, adding: member, was elected by the earlier part of this century responsibility of approving would remove politics from the the State House, sending them First Church of Christ, Scien­ Gaffney, who has been linked to America. All are in New Because the governor was ap­ "From my conversations this legislature primarily because finally led to passage of an in­ missioner and named an 11- David (ioldstein, 76, of Red­ treasury warrants and some selection of ju(lges, but its sup­ down to the first floor. By SOL R. COHEN der the same program. The applications tist, 447 N. Main St. will meet Connecticut’s leasing scandal. England; two being vestiges of pointed by the king, the council year, I think there is going to be he promised to work for the itiative petition in the 1960s member judicial nomination ding; Albert Coles, 65, of public land takings. porters say it also would But despite the support from will adhere to a priority list of expen­ tonight at 8. A portion of the His nomination was sent back Colonial government, the third served as a check against the substantial support for abolish­ restricting its powers. Present­ One of the top priority actions the review committee. Bridgeport; Phillip Blumberg, council’s abolishment. He said Dukakis has proposed that an remove a check on the gover­ Bartley, Dukakis’ proposal is ditures — as recommended by the Com­ meeting will be devoted to r-. - to a Connecticut Bar Associa­ a part of an original state con­ crown’s power over the colony. ment, and I haven’t heard much ly its major functions are ap­ Manchester Board of Directors will con­ Jay W. Jackson, 45, a West 55, of West Hartford, and John he is sure this will be its last appointed committee take over nor’s power. expected to receive major op­ sider Tuesday is appointing Democrat munity Development Advisory Com­ expressions of gratitude by Hartford Democrat, was Reitemeyer, 76, of Pleasant tion committee for review. stitution. New Hampshire’s Council opposition.” year of existence. proving the governors’ appoint­ the judicial screening functions Dukakis alreadv has moved mittee. In each state — Maine, position in the Democratic- Jack Goldberg to fill a vacancy on the students of Christian Science. elected to the state Senate in Valley. began in the early days of the Even some of the present Public outrage over the ment of judges and members of and that the other duties be per­ the eight councilors, all Massachusetts and New controlled legislature and its board. • A request from Manchester Communi­ The public is invited to attend. 1966 and was twice re-elected, Also, Betty Tianti, 45, of colonies and was appointed by members of the seven-member wheeling and dealing of the boards and commissions, ap­ formed by his office or the ap­ Democrats, out of their plush future is in doubt. The vacancy is being created by the ty College for space in one of the buildings serving at different times as , Danielson; Robert Cairns, 77, Hampshire — the councils have the royal governor, with ap­ resignation of John Tani, effective Friday at the old Nike Site (now the Manchester ’The Al-Anon Family Group chairman of the Judiciary and of Madison; Gerald Lamb, 50, VITAMIN come under recent fire and proval from the British govern­ (Jan. 31). Tani also is a Democrat. Recreation Area) — for a day care meets weekly at three General Law committees. He of West Hartford, and Dr. Fran­ attempts are being made to ment. It also served as the up­ abolish them. Goldberg is being recommended for the center. The center would be operated at locations. Wednesday at 8 p.m. was defeated in 1972 by cis Braceland, 74, of West Hart­ HEADQUARTERS per house of the legislature and post by the Democratic Town Committee MCC expense. one group meets in the parish N ic h o la s A. L en g e, a ford. Liggett Parkade The strongest movement is in advised the governor. However, QQ/ and his appointment is assured. The Board • A request from the Conservation Com­ house of the Second Republican. Mrs. Grasso said the com­ Low Prices' Massachusetts where Gov. from late 1775 until adoption of of Directors is 2 to 1 Democratic. mission for increasing its membership Congregational Church, 385 N. Although Jackson served on mittee will review new Michael S. Dukakis made aboli­ a permanent state constitution D) Z Goldberg will be the second director on from the present 7 to a proposed 11. Main St. On Thursday there is a 13 joint committees in his tion of the council one of his top in 1784 there was no governor, it's the nine-member board not elected by the meeting at 8 p.m. in the career in the state Senate, the legislative priorities and has hence no council. voters. Matt Moriarty Jr. was appointed • A proposal to place all playground Pathfinders Club at 102 Norman Insurance Committee was not the support of House Speaker Maine’s council was formed last February to succeed Anthony Pietran- equipment on school property in the St. On Friday at 10 a.m. there is one of them. NEEDLEPOINT FRAMED 1 David M. Bartley. in 1820 with the state constitu­ tonio, who also resigned. Both are cust^y of the Board of Education. Some a meeting at the South United ’The nomination of Jackson, a Jay W. Jackson By Experts But the best chance for aboli­ tion. Council members are of the equipment is town-owned and the Methodist Church campus. Ala- tion this year seems to be in chosen by the majority party in Democrats. member of the American ^ r Jackson is a graduate of An With remainder school-owned. . teen meets weekly in the Maine. State Sen. Theodore S. the legislature — they now are Tuesday’s meeting is at 8 p.m. in the Association’s Insurance Washington and Lee Universi­ Extra This Ad Municipal Building Hearing Room. The • To allocate $1,500 from the Capital Pathfinders Club on Thursday Negligence and Compensation 10% OFF Curtis Jr., has filed such elected in Massachusetts and at 8 p.m. for the 12-20-year-old ty, where he received his law measures the past three New Hampshire — but serve in MNUARV, board meets twice each month — on the Improvement Reserve Fund for acquiring Law (Committee and a former degree. first Tuesday, when it conducts public a used vault for the Data Processing children of problem drinkers. West Hartford city councilman, legislative sessions. This year, the executive branch. ’The Al-Anon Family Groups Mrs. Grasso also ’Tuesday however, he has the support of Only one other New England hearings on agenda items: and on the se­ Center. The vault, formerly owned by will have to be confirmed by the named Attorney Joseph P. bam’5 Apple are open to friends and Gov. James B. Longley and an­ state, Vermont, ever had an cond Tuesday, when it takes actions on the Fuller Brush and purchased new for about legislature. Cooney, 68, of Hartford as downtown and Parkade $4,000, would be bought for $900. The relatives living with a severe oraHM.-in. ticipates additional strength in executive council. It was a t agenda items. The appointment of a new Insurance Commissioner ART GALLERIES ^ ^114: nw i-m . drinking problem to learn about chairman of the Ad Hoc Com­ MAHCHESTER PARKADE the Democratic-controlled abolished in 1826 following a director will be one of the few actions the remaining $600 is for rigging and shipping Thomas C. White’s term mittee to Review Judicial ll-k UT. 1»4 board will take Tuesday. costs. the family disease of expires March 1. ext to Forbes & Wallace mi 9M. 12 S legislature. decade of opposition from alcoholism. Nominations. Also on the com­ A move was made last year in legislators who objected to the Among the board’s agenda items are; • To approve the transfer of $51,900 A native of Albany, N.Y., mittee is Bartholomew A. • Approving an application for $470,000 for from the General Fund Contingency Ac­ New Hampshire to eliminate loss of powers to the council. 1975-'76 under the federal Community count to Temporary Borrowing Interest it’s five-member council but it Curtis wants to do away with Development Block Grant Program and ($43,000), Board of Directors Account failed in the Constitutional Maine’s council because he Convention. Because it feels it is not directly responsi­ ''HELLO”BARGAINS... in every deportment! approving a Housing Assistance Plan un­ ($8,000), and Probate Court ($900). originated as a Colonial Council ble to the electorate. and was re-established by the "It’s a strange setup,” he state Constitution in 1784, the said. “ It’s elected by the council cannot be modified majority party in the except by amendment or con­ legislature, but it’s really part vention. of the executive branch of Board Asked to Give Bentley The Massachusetts Executive government.” Council is the oldest, dating He says the governor’s office More Playground Supervision back to 1691 when it was called and the legislature could take blouse REGAL’S for in the Massachusetts Bay over most of the council’s Colony Charter. At that time, responsibilities. its 40 members were elected by Curtis said his bill was prints are the top By JUNE TOMPKINS tablish a washout account in the for personal reasons. the House of Representatives defeated last year primarily Several paren^ expressed a amount of $6,563.75 so the board Mrs. Joan Inguanti, an and it served as the upper because it was lumped together need for extra playground may take advantage of the elementary teacher on leave news now at only supervision at Monday night’s Work Incentive Program to for the present school, was Board of Education meeting at employ a custodian. The granted an extended leave for J A H U A I u Bentley School. custodian's salary and fringe 1975-1976. One supervisor each for the benefits will be paid for com­ Mrs. Lorraine St. Lawrence playground and in the pletely by the state. was appointed to be a language, lunctuxram at the school were The board authorized crea­ speech and bearing clinician considered inadequate, par­ tion of this position at its Jan. 13 half-time, effective immediate­ BOOK REVIEWS ticularly by Mrs. Carol meeting. ly. She received her B.A. The board also approved degree from Hunter College of 8.99 McCarthy of Oxford St. the reg. 16.00 parent presently in charge of salary increases for advanced the City of New York, and her CLEAN SWEW Eugene Meyer, by Merlo A whole collection of bright the playground. graduate work to 50 teachers M.A. degree from the Universi­ Your Money Or Your Life, by Pusey. (Knopf, $15) Known to the The importance of a public totaling $15,235. ty of Connecticut. This is a new Nora Stirling. (Bobbs Merrill. exciting print shirtsi Get In public mainly as publisher of the address system at the school In personnel actions, the position. She is a resident of $7.95) Here's a well-written, on the savings now! And don’t was also stressed by some of resignation of Mrs. Susan Storrs. Washington Post, Meyer also useful guide to help you protect J those attending the meeting. Robertson was approved. She A sabbatical leave was was an extraordinarily suc­ yourself against swindlers, burg­ let that low price fool you, cessful entrepreneur early in the James P. Kennedy, was offered an elementary granted Blaine Miller during lars, robbers and other crimi­ these shirts are soft and superintendent of schools, said music position earlier this which time he will work on his century when fortunes were nals. Much of it is just common the system has a high priority month, but has since declined- doctoral program. made and lost with free wheel­ sense, but tlial’s wliat people detailed and right for you. in connection with the school ing ease. His leadership of the tend to be most lacking in during Delicious colors, nylon and acetate alarm system. It was included Washington Post, however, limes of fear and stress. in the initial budget for this stands out as the book’s liveliest blends, floral prints, geometries. year, be said, but when cuts section. He bought it at auction Actor: The Life & Times of Art decos and more! 8 to 18. were made, money for the Rhode Island Warden and nurtured it into big time suc­ Paul Muni, by Jerome Law­ public address system at cess. His splashiest journalistic rence. (Putnam, $10) Paul Muni's sportswear, downtown A Bentley was one of the items Accepts Full Blame coup; the f i^ report (by months) debut on the Englisii-.speaking and Parkade. cut. that Britain’s King Edward VIII stage came at age 31 after he If there are any discretionary SELECT GROUP was determined to marry Mrs. already had spent 18 years in the funds in this year’s budget, For Trio’s Escape Simpson. Yiddish theater in 300 different Kennedy said the administra­ roles. His career placed him in tion would recommend con­ CRANSTON, R.I. (UPI) - The Return of Moriarity, by two fascinating entertainment sidering the school’s intercom. Three men who abducted a cused by Connecticut state John Gardner. (Putnam, $8.95) arenas - the Broadway tlieater Kennedy also said there will woman and her four-year-old police in the December, 1970, ’S SUITS The revived interest in Sherlock of the 1930s and Hollywood in its probabjy be some kind of hot child then released them un­ murders of a man and woman Holmes brings another enjoya­ heyday. He even fared well on N lunch program at the school harmed could not have escaped whose decomposed bodies were ble imitation of Conan Doyle’s early live television. His biogra­ next year. from the Rhode Island A(fult found buried in a Ledyard, writing. The arch villain profes­ phy is a refreshing chronicle of Jolm C. Yavis, chairman of Correctional Uistitutions if Conn., swamp. He was serving sor is back in London, full of entertaining days gone by. the personnel and finance com­ guard towers had been manned a 10-year sentence for armed secret schemes that threaten the mittee, announced the com­ at the time they made good robbery and had escaped from forces of law and order. Bronzes of the American West, mittee would conduct a budget their attempt, according to the ACI last February. He was Sherlock Holmes, returned to his by Patricia Broder. (Abrams, recaptured shortly before the workshop tonight at 8 in the prison warden. REG. TO $110. REG. TO $175. Baker Street digs, is acting oddly $35) This is pretty much the last Board of Education meeting Warden James Mullen, short­ bodies were found in Ledyard. REG. TO $135. and Scotland Yard’s Inspector roundup for cowboy and Indian room at 45 N. School St. The ly after the abduction and Marchetti, 25, was serving 35 Crow is baffled. A fetching treat .sculptors who found bronze the public is invited. release Tuesday, said the years for various crimes. He for Holmes fans and any other perfect medium for their art. The board voted to request towers had not been manned had a previous escape record SELECT GROUP MEN’S lover of fictional criminality. The sumptuous book contains a warm way and was recaptured in October, SELECT GROUP MEN’S the Board of Directors to es- after the 9 p.m. prison lockup more than 500 illustratioas, a acrylic fashion 1970, after being wounded in a fashion time for ten years. biograplucal dictionary of the to save “If the towers had been gun battle after trying to holdup pants a Cranston pharmacy. arti-sts, and a listing of major dress manned, the escape would not works in museums and private up to *22 Russians Order have taken place,” he said, and Raso, 24, was serving 10 SPORTCOATS SLACKS Mary Cheney collections. A good companion clearance years for strangling a fellow promptly accepted the blame volume to Abrams’ books on fashion Fleet to Leave inmate in his cell in May, 1973, m for the getaway. Library Adds Remington and Russell. Save Lobster Areas ‘Tm the warden and I’m and other terms for kidnaping pant coats 8.99 50% WASHINGTON (UPI) - The responsible and if anyone is and raping a 15 year-old $24*0 $2 9 ^® New Books values to 14.00 going to take the blame or Providence girl. and Soviet government has in­ Fiction Great looking formed U.S. officials it has anything else out of this, it’s A fourth inmate, Dennis R. BEST SELLERS Aldridge — Mockery in arms acrylic knits more! ordered its fishing fleet to me,” said Mullen. Gomes, 28, convicted of armed REG. TO $55. REG. TO $80. REG. TO $25. "clear out and stay away’’ from The kidnaped Attleboro robbery, apparently slipped out Bernard — The Ullman code (UPI -- Publishers’ Weekly) with comfortable, areas where American woman positively identified her of the prison after the first Cadell — The fledgling Fiction pull-on elastic break was discovered, officials Chandler — The gangsters lobstermen set their pots, ac­ abductors as Richard F. Centennial -- James A. values to $70 waists, flare cording to Sen. John 0. Defreitas, Charles C. Marchetti said. Cory — The Circe complex Michener Pasture, D-R.I. and Edward Raso, all of whom Ellin — Stronghold Something Happened -- From several of legs. Jacquards, Pasture is seeking immediate escaped from ACI’s maximum Haggard — The kinsmen Joseph Heller our most famous fancies, and even HALF PRICE ON THESE ITEMS... Judson — Cold river aide for 14 lobstermen out of security section Monday night. The Seven-Per-Cent Solu­ makersi Choose some plaids. work because of at least $150,- ’They were serving time for McCarry — The tears of tion - John H. Watson, M.D. Oil Rebate autumn from several Easy Care, easy 000 damage by a trawler fleet murder, rape and kidnaping. The Ebony Tower -- John Quigley — Kings Royal top quality, south of Nantucket earlier this ’The unidentified woman was Plan Called DRESS SHIRTS...SP0RT SHIRTS...WINTER Fowles comfort. 8 to 18. Rhodes — The price of Central finely detailed month. traveling southbound on Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy sportswear, Interstate 95 and exited on Rt. A “Farce” Park coatsi Double- 9 He said he received the infor­ C0ATS...SWEATERS...SH0ES...TIES... -- John leCarre downtown and mation Tuesday from the U.S. 123 where a log was blocking Richard — Wings breasted, leopard BOSTON (UPI) - The Steelman — The fox dancer The Pirate - Harold Rob­ Parkade State Department. The areas the road. She got out to move it executive vice president of the bins trim (shown)l where the lobstermen work are and was approached by the men RELTS... Summerton — The saffron New England Fuel Institute summer Harlequin -- Morris West Wool Plush Coatsi broadcast daily by the Coast —one armed with a pistol. says a Ford administration Lady - Thomas Tryon Guard. Police said the men ordered her P L E A S E NOTE: Sale Applies to Selected Groups Only, And Not to Every Non-Fiction Back Belted proposal that New Englanders The Dogs of War -- Fre­ StylesI The fishermen seek direct to lie on the floor of the car as pay a $1.20 rather than $3 tariff Item in Our Storel Slight Charge for Alterations! Bahrt — A wilderness of birds derick Forsyth aid, saying loans will only in­ they drove through Attleboro, on imported oil was a “farce.” Barrenc — The three Marias Wutership Down -- Richard Great selection crease their current in­ Mass., and several Rhode He said the program was not Buckland — Reality recorded Adams of colors in debtedness. Island communities, stopping new. Crandall — How to grow out­ Nonfiction sizes 8-18. several times to make phone door plants indoors Officials of the U.S.-U.S.S.R. ’The Fuel Institute said Ford’s The Bermuda Triangle - coats.; claim board said they were not calls. proposal of a $1.20 per barrel Cronin — Louis & Antoinette Charles Berlitz with J. Man- i cectain the Russians were One of the men left the tariff, affecting 25 million Graves — Great dinners from son Valentine responsible for the damage woman’s car on the Attleboro- barrels of No. 2 home heating Life Strictly Speaking -- Edwin because vessels from Poland, Cumberland, R.I. line and the oil brought to New England Emboden — Bizarre plants Newman East Germany and Bulgaria other two fled on foot at REGAL MEN'G GHOP Gibson — A season in heaven yearly, was deceptive. CONNECTICUT’S LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE MEN’S STORE All Things B right and were also trawling off the Washington Plaza in Attleboro Charles H. Burkhardt said Harrison — Rex: an Beautiful - James Herriot autobiography Georges Bank. after telling her not to call New England had been The Palace Guard - ban If fault is established the police, officers said. expected to get a 60-cent en­ Higham — Ava Rather and Gary Paul Gates Leinsdorf — Citibank board could pay compensatory ’The trio was reported mis­ titlement beginning January. MANCHESTER VERNON Tales of Power -- Carlos A. Meilach — How to create design damages. sing at 10 p.m. when they did He said the actual tariff of Castaneda not return from an evening food 901-907 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZA Nolen — Healing: a doctor in Richard B. Allen, executive $1.20, plus the loss of the pre­ A Bridge Too Far -- Cor­ detail. A prison spokeswoman search of a miracle secretary of the Atlantic sent entitlement of 60 cents per 643-2478 872-0538 nelius Ryan said they sawed their way Perowne — The archaeology of Offshore Fish and Lobster barrel and the loss of full en­ Supership -- Noel Mostert Association, maintained the through a barred window in the titlement in the future would OPEN MON. thru SAT. 0:30 to 5:30 THURSDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. OPEN MON. thru FRI. 10 to 9:30 SATURDAY 10 to 5:30 I Greece and the Aegean Revi— Spinning Wheel’s collec­ The Memory Book -- Harry traps were deliberately prison library, walked along mean an extra cost of about $3 tible iron, tin, copper & brass Lorayne and Jerry Lucas destroyed by Russian two rooftops, and lowered per barrel of home heating oil. Thompson — The penguin: its Helter Skelter -- Vincent fishermen who ‘realize that if themselves to freedom with a “As a result $75 million will life cycle Bugliosi with Curt Gentry they get this gear out of the rope fashioned from rags and be added to the present home Time-Life Books — Vanishing The Ultra Secret - Fre­ way, they won't have to worry clothing. heating oil bills of New species derick Winterbotham abwt it agdin.” DeFreitas, 35, has been ac- Englanders. MANCHE^TEREVENI^^^ Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 29, 1975 — PAGE NINE ■ PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 29, 1975

Mackechnie-Lattanzio Rev. Stairs Heads MACC

Selene Ann Lattanzio of Ver- The bride is the daughter of G. Mackechnie of West BUSINESS non and Gary Scott Mackechnie Mrs. Irene Lattanzio of Vernon Springfield. The Rev. Ondon Stairs of Seated as observer has been a IN THE SERVICE of West Springfield, Mass, were and William Lattanzio of Community Baptist Church has representative of the Talcott- The altar was decorated with married Jan. 25 at St. John’s Cromwell. The bridegroom is been elected president of the ville Congregational Church. floral arrangements for the Episcopal Church. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Angus board of directors of the Officers will be called to ser­ daughter of Mrs. Stanley P. U. S. Air Force Maj. William double-ring ceremony. Manchester Area Conference of vice by delegates to the con­ Filip of 22 Thompson St., SBM Appoints Members H. Miller, whose stepmother is The bride, given in marriage Churches for 1975. ference at the second annual Mrs. Lawrence E. Miller of 61 Rockville. The Rev. Mr. Stairs assumed meeting to be held Friday at by her father, wore a snow Campbell Ave.,' Vernon, has Of Executive Committee white maracaine and satin the pastorate of Community 6:30 p.m. at Concordia arrived at Randolph AFB, John R. Mrosek has been graduate of the Massachusetts gown trimmed with beaded Baptist Church on March 18, Lutheran Church. The SBM executive com­ Tex., for duty as chief of the Marine Pvt. Jeffrey E. Institute of Technology, pearls and Empire waist with 1973. B efore com ing to Honored at the meeting will named a member of the mittee is the governing body of be the volunteer chaplins, the procurement division. Maj. Tompkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. executive committee of the Mrosek has been a director of the bank, President Everett matching jacket with pearl Manchester, he had served as Miller, previously assigned at H.D. Tompkins of Rt. 1, Clarke pastor of the Penney Memorial Rev. Louis Cremoie and the Savings Bank of Manchester SBM since 1952 and has served Livesey said. It reviews large trimmed hood. Her waist- Offutt AFB, Neb., is now a Rd., Rockville, graduated from length veil was attached to a United Baptist Church of Rev. John Prendergast who (SBM) and Ermano Garaventa as counsel for the bank since loans and determines policy as member of the Air Training recruit training at the Marine Augusta, Maine, for nine years. gave 20 hours a week to patients has been named an alternate on 1953. Garaventa has been a necessary in between monthly flower covered cap. Command. He is a 1954 Corps Recruit Depot, Parris He has also been minister of in Manchester Memorial the committee. SBM director since 1967. meetings of the SBM board of graduate of Rockville High Island, S. C. Mrs. William Goss of An­ other churches in Maine, and in Hospital, and to Nancy Mrosek, a local attorney, is a The SBM executive com­ directors. dover was her sister’s matron VonHollen for her work in coor­ School, received his BA degree graduate of Manchester High mittee is headed by John D. Committee Posts Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, in government in 1958 from the Marine Gunnery Sgt. Norman of honor. She wore a midnight dinating our church participa­ School and holds degrees from LaBelle, who assumed duties In other appointments an­ and Nova Scotia. Canada. University of Connecticut and C. Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. blue halter dress with matching Also elected to office were tion in Honor Court. Other Clark University and Columbia Monday night as SBM’s chair­ nounced by SBM: hooded jacket. guests will include Mr. and Dr. was commissioned there N.G. Richard of 39 Cedar St. Law School. He has practiced man of the board of directors. the Rev. Paul Trinque, Church through the Air Force Reserve repotted for duty at the Marine • New members of the Victor Turek, Dr. David law in Manchester since 1948. Also serving on the executive bank’s public relations com­ of the Assumption, vice presi­ Officers Training Corps Corps Air Station, Jacksonville, Bridesmaids were Mrs. Joyce dent; Lenore Halloran, St. Mellon, Chaplain Russell Burke Garaventa, a native of Italy, committee are Robert P. mittee are Edson M. Bailey and program. His wife, Janet, is the N.C. Mackechnie of East Bridget’s, secretary; Joseph Rev. Ondon P. Stairs and Alice Evans. is manager of international Fuller, Arthur E. Smith and Neal Tyler. Also serving are Longmeadow, Mass., Miss Swensson, South United sales and licensee operations William B. Thornton. Other Chairman Leon A. Thorp, Diane Burger and Miss Linda Cremonie, St. James; the Rev. The program and worship for Hamilton Standard Division alternates are Edgar H. Clarke Methodist, treasurer. service designed as an Walter A. Carter Jr., Leon Liberia, both of Cromwell; and The following representatives Stephen Jacobson, St. Mary’s of United Aircraft Corp. He is a and George H. Marlow. Dobkin, Garaventa, Marlow, Miss Lori Goss of Andover. experience for everyone to par­ have been elected or appointed Episcopal; Elaine Holcomb, Matthew M. Moriarty and They ‘wore gowns similar to ticipate in has been planned by by their churches to form the South United Methodist; the Eleanor Rubinow. that worn by the honor atten­ the Rev. Felix Davis and Gini LOOK AT THE REALLY BIG BARGAINS board of directors of the con­ Rev. Norman Swenson, Trinity • Two qew alternates — Jack dant except in wine color. Harris of Second ference for 1975: Covenant; Capt. Arthur Congregational Churh; the Rev. R. Hunter and Thomas Bailey 2 Mrs, Elizabeth Andrews, Carlson, Salvation Army; the HNB — were named to SBM's Bruce Mackechnie was his Paul Trinique of the Church of WE FOUND WHEN WE STARTED CLEANING brother’s best man. Usherg Bolton Congregational; the Rev. Felix Davis, Second the Assumption, and Judy MANCHESTER mortgage committee. Also ser­ were William Goss of Andover, Rev. Newell Curtis, Center Congregational. Torstensen of Emanuel, ving are Chairman Edgar H. OUR STOCKS. HURRY, LIMITED QUANTITIES Glenn Dibiase of West Congregational; Barbara The board also unanimously Lutheran. Clarke, Francis P. Handley and Baker, Concordia Lutheran; accepted into full membership OFFICES Richard S. Olmsted. Other Springfield, and William Goss Preparations for the annual the Rev. Ronald Fournier, St. Bridget Church bringing to alternates are Dobkin and Jr. of Andover. Mark Goss of dinner are being made by a Andover was ring bearer. Emanuel Lutheran; the Rev. 100 per cent church participa­ Frank J. Miller. Earle Custer, North United tion in the conference. St. group from Concordia Lutheran • LaBelle will head the SBM Church headed by Barbara A reception was held at the Methodist; Sr. Julia Ryan, St. Bridget has been an observer pension retirement committee. Baker. Open KofC Hall in East Hartford Bartholomew; the Rev. Louis for the past six months. Mrosek was also named to this committee, to serve with NOW THOU SAT. after which the couple left on a trip to New York State and r: Fuller, Smith and Thornton. Canada. They will reside in Mon , through Fri. 9-3 Garaventa, Clarke and Marlow West Springfield. COLLEGE are alternates. • Fuller was named chair­ DRIVE-IN HOURS 9 - 4 Mr. Mackechnie is employed ^ NOTES man of the thrift incentive plan Mrs. Gary S. Mackechnie by Worthy Tool & Die Co. EVENING HOURS committee. Other new members are Harlan D. Taylor, Middle Turnpike Office Miss Kimberly Glenney, M. Adler Dobkin and Aaron daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 320 Middle Turnpike West Cook. Already serving are William G. Glenney of Silver 6-8 Thursday Merle S. Dewart and Smith. • The new chairman of the STORE ON SECOND THOUGHT St., Coventry, has recently completed undergraduate Manchester Green Office audit and examination com­ studies at the University of 621 Middle Turnpike East mittee is Thornton. New By JAN WARREN Connecticut receiving her BA 6-8 Friday member Fred W. Geyer will degree. She was named to the serve with Miller and Mrosek. dean’s list for the final North Manchester Office • Taylor and Eleanore L. Carry Your Coupons Proudly semester and is now attending 220 North Main Street Gowen have been named to the the University of Hartford 6-8 Wednesday bank services committee. Evening School where she is Miller will continue as chair­ working towards her master’s First Manchester Office man. Others on the committee I’ve always been a coupon trimmed the tom edges of my in the air. “Do you see these? degree in accounting. She also 595 Main Street are Garaventa, Hunter, Marlow INVENTORY clipper. I can’t resist the coupons. Her message was Well, with the coupon you’d Nassiff Photo attended Ashland (Ohio) 6-8 Thursday and Smith. prospect of getting something clear. have had them FREE today. The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss Nan­ College. for nothing. Even a coupon In the past year, with rising Free!” Cynthia Anne Wandych of cy Angela Settenbrino of New Joins Channel'30 worth five cents will make me food costs, the whole picture The cashier meant well, I Miss Sue Ann Kozak of 32 Manchester to Antolino John Britain to Ronald Edward Vin­ We’re with you all the way Bill Hanson will become try a product — like chocolate has changed. Suddenly coupons don't doubt that. But she spoke Willard Rd. was named to the Paolino, also of Manchester, cent III, also of New Britain, anchorman of WHNB-TV flavored drinking straws — that are IN! They're a status symbol in such a loud voice and went on dean’s list for the fall semester has been announced by her has been announced by her (Channel 30) news programs ordinarily would never get on and no self-respecting at such length that everyone in at Southern Connecticut College HARTFORD NATIONAL parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley parents, Mr. and Mrs. Umberto For Fuel Savings starting Monday, the West my shopping list. housewife would be caught the entire line was listening. at New Haven. She is a Wandych of 110 Irving St. Settenbrino of New Britain. BANKXTRUST Hartford television station has Our coupons are kept in a without them. Clipping coupons I glanced at the woman freshman majoring in art. She announced. Mr. Paolino is the son of John Mr. Vincent is the son of Mr. SlAtew.’de Cf'fUH’Cliiul OKifos ■ Mendwr F D I C Silvia Magdalena tightens screws on aluminum storm win­ drawer in the kitchen and the means that you’re smart, thrif­ behind me in hopes of a sym­ is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hanson, who started his pathetic smile, but her'face was A. Paolino of 37 Doane St. The and Mrs. Manuel Vincent Jr. of dow frames on assembly line in Plainview, N.Y. Quality CLEARANCE entire family has been trained ty and a good planner. 140 Summit St. John Kozak. career in broadcasting in 1951 to add to the collection. John is Something happened to me stolid and the look she gave me bride-elect is a 1974 graduate of storm windows, most of them made of aluminum, can save Manchester High School. She is The bride-elect is a 1974 as aij NBC-TV mailboy, our most devoted clipper. He’s yesterday that dramatized this clearly said that she felt I was a homeowners between $46 and $126 annually in heating employed at Sears Roebuck & graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas previously was co-anchorman particularly interested in new attitude. I was doing my pretty poor excuse for a costs, according to the Citizens’ Advisory Committee on Co. in Manchester. High School in New Britain. on WFSB-TV (Channel 3), Hart­ coupons for cookies and coffee big weekly shopping and housewife. Environmental Quality (UPI Photo) ford. MISSES SWEATERS: Cardigans, slip-overs, coat sweaters...... 50%-75% DFF What could I do? I wanted Her fiance, a 1969 graduate of Her fiance, a 1971 graduate of Here’s One of Our SPECTACULAR cakes and says that his goal is realized about half way down Manchester High School, is to find a coupon for bubble gum. the cereal aisle, that I’d left all people to know that it was all a Penney High School, is a MISSES PRINT SHIRTS: Assorted voiles, crinkles, nylons...... 5.99-10.99 big mistake and that my veteran of three years service employed as manager at Every week before I do my my coupons at home sitting on Cumberland Farms in Hart­ the kitchen counter. When I coupons were home on the in the U. S. Army including a SPECIALS of Our JANUARY MISSES, JUNIOR LONG DRESSES: Casual styles. Reg. $24-$30 ...... 17.99-24.99 grocery shopping, I check the ford. He is currently attending Heublein Has Record 6 Months reached the cashier her first kitchen counter. But I couldn’t year in Vietnam. He is drawer. On a good week, I may Central Connecticut State have as many as 20 coupons to question was “ Any coupons make myself explain. The employed at Sears Roebuck & MISSES, JUNIOR ONE & TWO PIECE DRESSES: Reg. $20-$36...... 10.99-19.99 College and is a member of the HARTFORD (UPI) - Heublein Inc., has revenues were up 15 per cent to $740.7 million hand to the cashier. today?’’ words simply wouldn’t come. Co. in Manchester. SALE In Our Furniture Department! Air National Guard at Bradley reported the highest first half and second from $644.7 million a year ago. Now, there have been times “No coupons," 1 answered As I started to leave, the No date has been set for the MISSES, JUNIOR PANTSUITS, PAJAMAS: Special group. Reg. $24-$46...... 17.99-24.99 Field. quarter sales and revenues, net income, and ear­ when I’ve felt that my coupons beginning to unload my wagon. cashier picked up a flyer and wedding. The couple plan a fall wed­ nings per share in the company’s 100-year Net income rose 12 per cent to $31.3 million 1/2 SIZE DRESSES: New Britain store only. Special group. Reg. $14-$32 ...... 9.99-19.99 made me a second class citizen “Uh, Uh, Uh," chided the tucked it into one of my grocery ding. history. from $28 million while earnings per share in­ in the eyes of the cashier. Oh, it cashier as she checked my bags. “Those are next week’s ‘ Heublein’s consolidated first half sales and creased 11 per cent to $1.48 from $1.33. JR. CONTEMPORARY BLOUSES: Exotic prints. Bright and soft colors. Reg. $17 ...... 10.97 wasn’t anything she said. It was order. “Look! With the coupon, coupons,” she explained with a RECORD YEAR $0090 COIfflINATION the way she’d look at me over you’d have saved 25 cents on motherly smile. “Next week’s. JR. BOW BLOUSES: Prints In nylons, arnels. Some sheers. Reg. $12-$15...... 7.99 JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (UPI) her glasses. The way she'd sigh this orange juice, and 12 cents Now, don't forget, I put them The Old Slater Mill - The Missouri Tourism Com­ as she unfolded my crumpled on the margarine. And, oh, right on top of your sour Museum on the Blackstone JR. SWEATERS: Hoods, cardigans, turtles, zips, more. Reg. $16-$20 ...... 7.99-9.99 mission said Kansas City re­ River in Pawtucket, R.I. - O i T ^ OFFERFimi coupons. Once a cashier actual­ dear!” at this she picked up a cream.” JR. PANTS: Many styles, colors. Reg. $15-$20...... 6.99-9.99 ly took out a pair of scissors and bag of carrots and waved them “Yes, Ma'm,” 1 said pushing ported a record year for tourism an 18lh century textile my cart just as fast as 1 could in 1974 in spite of energy crisis mill -- attracts 1,500 New JR. ALL-WOOL COATS plus wool blends, trimmed and untrimmed. Reg. $50-$125 ...... 50% OFF toward the exit door. problems. About three million England schoolchildren persons visited the city. monthly. E U R E K A ^ boys’ - WARM SLEEPWEAR: Solids, prints. Brushed nylon, cotton flannel. Reg. $6-$12...... 2.99-5.99 Jaycees Begin Search ROBES AND LOUNGEWEAR: Short or long lengths. Reg. $18-$38...... 8.99-22.99 NYLON TRICOT SLEEPWEAR: Many colors, styles. Reg. $6-$15 ...... 2.99-8.99 For Miss Manchester NYLON PANTIES, BRIEFS, BIKINIS: White and colors. Reg. $1.15-$3...... 850-1.99 Alan Lamson, president of of high school seniors not yet 18 rugge ikers BRAS: Soft, contour or padded styles. White, colors. Reg. $4-$7...... 990-2.99 the Manchester Jaycees, has years old who are interested in First tioM ever! Model named Richard S. Lawrence to entering the competition, the 1416 BRIEFS AND PANTY GIRDLES: Special group. White and colors. Reg. $5-$12...... 2.99-5.99 serve as general chairman of Miss America organiation reg. price the 1975 Miss Manchester changed its minimum age to 17 SLIPS, HALFSLIPS: White and colors. Sizes 32-40. P-S-M-L. Reg. $4-$7 ...... 1.99-3.99 Scholarship Pageant, which is this year. Also, women working with carrying COSTUME JEWELRY: Beads, chains, bracelets, earrings, sets ...... 990-7.49 an official preliminary of the in the franchise area and case or cabinet Miss America Pageant. The desiring to continue their « o f f PIERCED EARRINGS: Gold filled wires, posts. Assorted styles ...... 3.99 each, 2/7.50 event will be held on April 19 at education through the On the Future ll*sewiiM| machine during our Manchester High School scholarship competition are pays to sew”sale. Buy now. It pays. SPECIAL GROUP HANDBAGS: Many styles. Vinyls, leathers...... 8.97-16.99 auditorium. eligible. & Lawrence, who has served as Last year scholarships The FUTURA 11* sewing ma- 10.90 11.90 LADIES’ UMBRELLAS: Reg. $6 ...... 4.47 business manager for Miss totaling nearly $1,000 were chine-the world's only instant Manchester, 1972-1974, was also awarded the winner and 'convertible'. With exclusive 2- REGULAR $69.95 UPRIGHT Youth sizes 10 to 3, Reg. $12...... 10.90 WARM MITTENS AND GLOVES...... 1.49-2.99 general chairman of last year’s runners-up, as well as a $200 way sewing surface! Just flip a Vifith REGULAR $19.95 Boys’ sizes SVi to 6, Reg. $14 ...... 11.90 GENUINE LEATHER GLOVES: Black, brown, white. Not all sizes in all colors ...... 4.99-12.99 production. He was judges donation to the Manchester panel to go from flat to in-the- CLEANING TOOLS. You chairman in 1971 and 1972 and in Scholarship Foundation.' round sewing. Save even more by FABRIC GLOVES: White and dark colors ...... 1.99-2.99 previous years had judged local Since starting the pageant SAVE $29.95! Buy Now! Great for schooi or piay. The rugged hiker boot with real leather preliminary pageants in Hart­ seven years ago, the Jaycees trading in your old machine for a LADIES’ SWEATERS: From our accessories department. Reg. $12 ...... 6.99-7.99 big allowance. 920 uppers and thick rubber soles for longer wear. Shoes, D&L in Cor­ ford, Southington and Wolcott, have awarded over $4,100 in 4-WAY DIAL-A-NAP' Last year’s Miss Manchester, educational scholarships to Lets you clean all carpets bins, Avon, Bristol, Manchester. ODDS & ENDS HATS, SCARVES ...... 50% OFF Linda Levack of South Windsor, talented young women. f;*h*cJ , from low pile to deep was a preliminary winner in Applications are available by shags. WOOL DRIVING GLOVES: With leather palms. Reg. $6 ...... 3.77 two phases of competition and writing to the Jaycees, P. 0. ► Powenzed to clean on the floor INFANTS’ TODDLERS’ SLEEPERS: Flame retardant cotton flannel. Reg. 5.50 ...... 1.99 was second runner-up in the Box 88, Manchester, or by or above the floor with fewer Miss Connecticut competition. calling 643-4560 or 647-9523 strokes. PRETEEN SPORTSWEAR: Assortment slacks, sweaters, tops. Sizes 6-14 ...... 1/2 OFF Entrance requirements are evenings. Applications are to be • Huge disposable dust bag has as follows; An entrant must be returned to Richard S. 560 cu. in. usable capacity. GIRLS’ SKIRTS: Assorted plaids. Sizes 7-14. Reg. $6-$7...... 1.99-2.99 a ftsident of Manchester, Ver­ Lawrence, 22 Duncan Rd., CLEANS i Edge Kleener cleans that last non, Bolton, or South Windsor Manchester, 06040, tough inch along the base­ GIRLS’ SLACKS: Corduroy flare legs. Solids, fancies. 4-6x, 7-14. Reg. $6-$12...... 2.99-5.99 boards for the past six months (a stu­ SHAGS! BOYS’ KNIT TOPS: Turtles, collars, crews. Reg. $4-$8...... 1.99-3.99 dent attending a school or Water Safely college, or working full time, in Don’t Wait! Come In Today! ^ BOYS’ JEAN SLACKS: Cuffed or flared. Knit or woven. Reg. & slim. Reg. $8-$11 ...... 3.97 any of the above towns is also Class Offered \ ! eligible); must be single and MEN’S FLANNEL SHIRTS: Woven or print flannels. S-M-L-XL. Reg. $7-$10...... 4.99 never have been n;arried; must The Manchester Recreation be a graduate by Labor Day Department will sponsor a MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS: Famous maker 100% polyester knit. Reg. $11...... 6-W 1975; shall not be less than 17 water safety instructors class nor more than 28 on opening day beginning Monday, Feb. 10. of rfhe national competition in The class will be held from AND SAVE $20 ON A QUALITY ZIG-ZAG MACHINE! WE’RE OPEN 6 DAYS - THURSDAY NIQHTS ’til 9 MANCHESTER PARKADE • TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON • CORBINS CORNER • FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL • NEW BRITAIN September; must possess and 7:30 to 10 p.m. for 12 weeks at Carrying case or cabinet extra. Reg. $119.95 Now only $99.95 252/24^2 display in a maximum of three Manchester High School pool. DOWNTOWN MAIN STREETp MANCHESTER • 649-5221 • BRISTOL PLAZA • NEW LONDON MALL • GROTON PLAZA minutes a talent presentation; Registration must be made at ^‘Everything for the Family and Home Since 19111" and entrant may be wither the Rec office between 8:30 Sewing Centers and participating Approved Deaters. Shop D&L in Manchester Parkade and Trl-C!ty Plaza, Vernon - open Monday thru Friday nights 'til 9 p.m— Saturdays ’til 6 p.m. amateur or professional. a.m. and 4:30 p.m. The class is FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE • CHARGE CARDS ACCEPTED limited to the first 25 SINGER For iiore nesreit you, Me the yellow pegei under SEWING MACHINES. Due to the increasing number registered. •A Tfedemjfk ol THF. SINGEH COMPANY PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 29, 1975 Open Wednesday, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 29, 1975— PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER Thursday & Friday PARKADE Rockville Water Rates Too High, ’Til 9 v" ^ Discount Cards I, J-- State Gives Vernon $7,300 Proposed For Residents Say at PUC Hearing For Sidewalks Near School Bank Senior Citizens Charge iJr L <*- Checks amounting to about West St. from Dailey Circle to structed in all areas ruled, by C harges $7,300 have been received by Regan Rd., a total of 5,196 feet the Traffic Authority, hazar­ Accounts the Town of Vernon from state or close to one mile of billion gallons of water for the the increased amount of taxes rate increase was granted. be issued at the Town Hall with •4 . 'ff. dous for children walking to "It's cheaper to drink beer Connecticut Water Co. for the W elcom e SOUTH WINDSOR Board of Education for one-half walkways. year ended June 30,1974 and of the company pays the town due Some additional technical Invited processing being done by the school. than water." was the sentiment cost of the water since the new Judy Kuehnel the cost of sidewalk in­ Under an ordinance this 298 million gallons were to the expansion of the plant testimony was scheduled to be Recreation Department. The During the past five years the expressed by Rockville native filter plant went into operation. Correopondenl stallations for the benefit of requested by Mayor Frank sold to the Connecticut Water while Mayor McCoy noted that heard today. The PUC has until identification card and a list of town has installed more than John Orlowski speaking as an It was because of the installa­ 6 4 4 -1 .3 6 4 children walking to school. McCoy and approved by the Co. under an interconnection there has been no increase in March 3 to file its decision on participating merchants would eight miles of walks, under the objector to a request of tion of the new treatment plant This particular amount is for town, sidewalks are to be con­ contract approved by the PUC taxes to the town since the last the request. South W indsor’s Senior then be given to the senior provisions of this ordinance. Rockville Water & Aqueduct to that the company was granted citizen. sidewalks on Rt. 30 and Vernon the 156 per cent increase in and the State Water Resources Citizens may soon be able to ob­ raise the rates reviewed at a Dance Fel». 28 Ave. and the application was hearing of the Public Utilities 1970. Commission. tain identification cards which The South Windsor Friends filed by the Vernon Board of Commission iPUC) Tuesday in He further said the state All water is pumped from the will enable them to purchase for Music will present their Education on request of Mayor statues require the PUC to set 4,7 billion gallon reservoir at merchandise from par­ Vernon. “Third Annual Benefit Dance,” Frank McCoy. tlw famous Rockville Water filed for a rates which are "fair, just and Snipsic Lake in Rockville and is Town Will Use ticipating retailers at discount Feb, 28 at St. Margaret Mary’s The cost of sidewalk in­ rate increase which would reasonable, " and commented chemically treated at the prices. • Church Hall, Hayes Rd. stallations; which are solely to mean increases ranging from that the proposed rates no way recently constructed $2.2 In a letter to local merchants, The dance will feature the benefit the walking students, 20.55 per cent to 30.1 per cent meet this requirement. million treatment plant which Chamber of Commerce Presi­ School Computer "Fantastic Faculty Band” with come out of the general town dish pan for larger use customers and a State Rep. Martin Burke of was built after customers com­ dent William Barcomb has the big band sound, and will be budget. In cases other than this, slight decrease in rate for some Rockville, commenting on the plained of the quality of’ the asked for supporj of the pending regular $2.29 held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. where sidewalks are installed, 500 small users. rate of return proposed, said it water and all other treatment program, as well as the amount Jane Myers is dance chair­ the abutters have to pay one- Mayor Frank McCoy, spoke is excessive. He said other such methods failed. of merchandise discount For Water Bills man. Reservations may be half the cost. for the town in opposing the company's have rates substan­ MacKenzie, upon questioning retailers feel they could allow. now >1.47 made by calling 528-6166. The board has also filed rate hike which would mean a tially less then Rockville Water by PUC members, said the cost VERNON proved an appropriation of $500 Barcomb cited the fact that another application for funding of legal expenses and preparing senior citizens, many on fixed Tickets are $12 per couple. the best dish pan In •)] yearly increase of $21 20 for the Company's existing rate. The town of Vernon’s initial for purchasing a program for for sidewalk projects expected exhibits for the hearing, totaled incomes, are particularly typical residential user and He also maintained that while use of the school system’s com­ the school system’s salary to get under way in the spring. aware of inflationary prices white, yellow, gold, $28.76 annually for high service electrical charges have in­ $3,000. puter program will probably be schedule. SAFER BY CAR The areas involved will be Rt. MacKenzie listed as the most and are often the consumers do end chocolete. customers creased for all consumers, that for the billing of customers of NEW YORK (UPI) - Horse 30 from Meadowlark Rd. to the important point in the increase who have the time, and in most He said while the town is hap­ the water company is. with its its recently purchased Vernon Chesney said the program travel in 1901 was nearly eight Middle School; South St, from application, the fact that the cases, transportation to shop py to see the company is proposal, asking the consumers Water Company. will apply to any salary times more dangerous than Glenstone Dr. to West Rd.; and •) amount allowed under the for the best prices in order to "w e have every ^ proposing the reduction in rates to pay twice for this increase. Stanley Roesler, director of schedule whether it be for of the year travel by auto today reports The previous request was only $30,- extend their buying power. little thlngl" jf for the some 500 customers The water company had given administration, in a letter to teachers, custodians, or the National Eiiquirer. 479 out of $130,431 which he felt . 'reduction of $2.70 per quarter) as one of its reasons for the the Board of Education, asked town public works department. Many surrounding towns have According to Capt. Paul necessary to provide a proper ' ‘This is offset by the increase to requested increase, the fact permission to use the computer He said he feels the program begun programs which allow Latoures of the California High­ The Redwood Library in where a dollars ^ other customers and this in­ that there had been fuel adjust­ return on the company's rate will have many side benefits in our final markdowns! citizens 62 years of age and for the utility bills. way Patrol, accidents involving N ewport, R.I., built in 1748, worth a \ base over a year ago. crease coming at this time can­ ment charges for electricity. The bills, when the company that it will make available in­ older to carry identification horse-drawn vehicles killed is the oldest continuously dollarl SlJ not be tolerated. " One resident of Meadowlark formation previously not cards which enable them to He explained, "Since our was privately owned, were done 3,150 travelers nationwide in used library in America. He cited several reasons for Rd.. Mrs. Nancy Herold. op­ manually. Roesler said, "Since available at budget time. purchase merchandise at a dis­ 1901. his strong objections, men­ posed the rate hike noting "It's proposed rates will probably The board also asked Chesney FOR BOYS AYOniGJIBL count from participating not take effect until March, the administrative and clerical . That year, some 26 million tioning the record high un­ (the water) not liquid gold, it's functions of the water company to do a complete study on the retailers. horses traveled about 12 billion 1975, this means that we will It is the hope of the Chamber Peter Mancini, left, accepts from Bruce Braithwaite the Distinguished Service Award of employment rate in Vernon, the just water" will be performed by existing present utilization of the com­ Reg. ^27 Arctic Snorkel Parkas...... miles. This is a death rate of 32.0 have received only a 3.5 per puter system and to recom­ of Commerce that cards would the South Windsor Jaycees. Braithwaite is Jaycee president. (Herald photo by Dunn) "astronomical" 156 per cent The intervenors, numbering town staff, we feel that manual With safety stripe sleevei American made. Machine washable. Sins 8 to 20. per 100 million miles traveled. rate increase granted the com­ cent rate increase over the last mend any improvements that about 11, all objected to the five years." billing is no longer feasible." pany in 1970. the fact that this proposed increase. He said bills will go out could be made. Beg. ^40 to *60 Mighty-Mac Outerwear...... company is looking for a rate of He said Rockville Water q u a r te r ly to som e 850 Big savings now on America's best brand. Sizes 4 to 20. A _ AVY return of almost 11.73 per cent W Neal MacKenzie. presi­ Two Honored by Jaycees desparately needs the ad­ customers and computer time LARQEST CHAIN OF ARMY-NAVY STORES IN CONNECTICUT and the general state of the dent of Rockville Water & ditional revenue in order to will be minimal. I^eed more money? economy. Aqueduct, in testimony, meet its commitment to its The board expressed its Beg. *4 to *8 Sport Dress & Knit Shirts...... SOUTH WINDSOR South Windsor man are the tributions to the betterment of The mayor also referred to a explained that the Rockville parent company. Suburban willingness to have the town use SELL YOUR HUSBAND! Huge assortment for boys 4 to 20. S h e K e r a lh Judy Kuehnel recipients of the Jaycee the corrimunity. He was cited Water & Aqueduct Co. is report just filed, on request of Water Service, Inc., to cover in­ the system but emphasized that Yes, sell him on going to Gorrespondent awards for Outstanding for his work on behalf of local the PUC, which backs up a posi­ owned by Suburban Water Ser­ Area Profile 6 4 4 -1 3 6 4 Educator and for Distinguished WED.-7HURS.-FRI.-SA7. JAN. 29-30-31-FEB. 1 terest charges on the bank loan the educational needs must NEW ENGLAND Beg. *11 to *14 Young Men’s Jeans & Pants ...... youth in a variety of athletic ac­ tion taken by the town that the vice. Inc. and supplies 4,031 incurred to build the treatment come first. A Manchester teacher and a Service. tivities. -YES WE-I Rockville Water Co. has been customers in Vernon. Tolland, plant and to earn “a fair and 'The town will be asked to plan OWN YOUR OWN Famous Makers’ jean & pants at a fantastic price. Sizes IT to 36”. Miss Charlene Southergill, 8 Both awards were presentc5l HAVE! undercharging its largest and Ellington, of which 3,895 reasonable" return on its rate its work so it will be done after Hendee Rd., Manchester was this weekend at the Marco Polo are metered residential and • JA C K ETS customer. Connecticut Water base so it can at least cover its school hours, if possible, and BUSINESS SHOW Beg. *6.50 to *9 “Billy the Kid” & “Mann” Slacks...... Drain Plan at $225,000 awarded Outstanding Young Restaurant in East Hartford. • BO O TS commercial customers and 136 • 8NOWSHOE8 Go., by almost $30,000 a year. cost of capital. the town will probably be Educator. She is a teacher of Mancini will now be eligible are metered industrial. He said Ho iron twills, plaids & corduroys. Sins 8 to 16 regular & slim and husky sizes 27" to 36”. 14 • SNOWMOBILE He said it is the position of The proposed increase is charged by the hour. FEB. 1-2-3 special education in South for competition on a state level SUITS the town that the cost to there are no flat rate • OVERALLS designed to increase the com­ Leonard Chesney, head of the Howard Johnson's Windsor and was commended to select Connecticut’s 10 out­ Connecticut Water, of water customers. Worked Out by Szczesny • FA TIG U E pany's revenues by some $197,- computer department, said Motor Lodgo Reg. *6 to *14 Jackets ...... 1/2 Price for her work with mentally standing young men. PANTS produced by Rockville Water, retarded children during the • PAINTER In addition, he said, fire 151 or 21.6 per cent but no in­ NCR has a utility billing 1*91 & Center, W Indeor Locks Denims, twills, corduroys 81 plaids. Sizes 4 to 16. Members of the special has been borne exclusively by last four years. PANTS protection is provided to 68 crease is proposed for private package and if this would be FULL A PART-TIME judging panel for the awards in­ • FLANNEL the Rockville users. VERNON Rt. 83 is a state road. Berger and Burke Rds. and into Miss Southergill has worked private fire customers and or public fire protection. acceptable to the town it could FRANCHISES cluded Henry Ginga, past vice SHIRTS .He urged the PUC to reject Reg. *6 to *14 Sweaters...... 1/2 Price A plan to improve drainage During heavy rainstorms a brook. to help students overcome their president of the North District STORE! • C A M PIN G public fire protection is Also testifying in the area of be purchased and the bills could DISTRIBUTORSHIPS SUPPLIES the rate structure requested M overs & cardigans. Sins 4 to 20 81 young men's sizes S, M, L conditions on the Windsor Ave. there have been severe flooding This section would cost about handicaps. Jaycees; Rev. Eugene Kilbride provided to the three towns. financial data, was William C. be run on the computer after Start a family business • SWEATSHIRTS and to order Rockville Water to portion (Rt. 83) near the Better problems and Mayor McCoy $215,000 to do. Following its Peter Mancini Jr., 791 of St. Francis of Assisi Church OPEN DAILY 9:30-6:00 • • SNEAKERS The company produced 1.125 hours. lor as little as $ 5 0 0 . • UNDERWEAR seek reimbursement from the Stewart, vice president. He cited Val-U store, will cost the town has been working for several completion the state would then Ellington Rd., South Windsor and Bennet Poltkin, assistant In connection with the com­ Reg. 85^ Boys'Socks...... 3 pair *1.35 years to get it corrected. THURS. & FRi. NITE til 9:00 puter system, the board ap­ about $225,000 but will alleviate enlarge the piping under Rt. 83 was named Distinguished Ser­ superintendent of the East Lots of colors. Lots of values. Sizes 8-9% 8i 9-11. many flooding problems, a The proposal prepared by over to the south side. vice winner for his con­ Hartford schools. town official reports. Szczesny would include in­ The state will not do its work Leonard Szczesny, town stalling larger pipes to supple­ until the town does its share, engineer has prepared a ment the existing system. It Szczesny said. He said the FOR MFINTS & TODNM proposal as requested by Mayor would involve some 1,600 feet of remainder of the cost would go SbopShopS Frank McCoy. Some of the corrugated metal pipe running toward improving drainage in responsibilities for the project from the north side of Rt. 83, the lot of the super market. Reg. *20 to *39.50 Pram Suits 81 Snowsuits —...... 1/2 Price opposite Better Val-U, down Sunshine will fall on the state because H e r a l d Nabisco Our complete stock Hurry! Sizes 12 to 24 months & 2 to 4. Famous Cookie Asst. Coconut Macaroons M Reg. *3.29 to *6 Knit Playtogs...... 1.99 & 2.99 ROCKVILLE Area Profile 11 oz 11 oz pkg pkg Polos, snap crotch overafls, slacks, knit tops. 12 to 24 months & 2 to 4. HOSPITAL Reg. *7 & *7.50 Slack Sets ...... ,3.99 NOTES Modess Kleenex Cart-away these values for girts 8i boys sizes 2 to 4. School Board Sees Program Sanitary Napkins Bathroom Tissue Admitted Tuesday; Douglas Reg. *5.50 8i *6 Warm Knit Sleepers...... 3.99 Brunner, Talcott Ave., Reg.orSuper 5 200 ct. Famous make brushed knit sleepers with bootee feet Sizes 1 to 4. Rockville, Kenneth Carlson, Offered by Science Center 24 ct. 2 ply pkg. RFD 1, Rockville; Michelle pkg. Carpenter, Deborah Dr., VERNON with the first phase involving Financial support for the Ellington; Laurie DeLisle, RFD 8, R ockville; Mary BARBARA RICHMOND some of the center’s personnel center comes from Kraft Koogle (RUT VALUES FOR OHS coming to the schools and memberships, research, con­ DellaBernada, Chapel Rd., The Vernon Board of Educa­ South Windsor; Frances tion couldn't go to the mountain filling in on background work tracted services, fees, tuition, Peanut Spread and the second is the students grants, and gifts. It is a non­ Chocolate, Vanilla. Cinnamon, or Banana Reg. *28 to *52 Winter Coats...... 1/2 Price Fecteau, W. Main St., so the mountain was brought to Rockville; Laura Griswold, it by directors of the Talcott going to the center to work with profit institution. Special group of famous make coats for girts, sizes 4 to 14. all of the special equipment Fulton Rd., Vernon; Thomas Mountain Science Center in the Heffron, Parker St., form of color slides Monday available there. Dr. Linstone said "It is Reg. *8 to *12 Jeans, Pants & Slacks...... 2.99 Manchester; Arthur Higgins, night. Duncaster Lane, Vernon; All of the Grade 5 students in tremendous to see how the Tremendous values for girts' sizes 7 to 14. sludents’-become involved in 51 BISSELL Marianne Jerema, Enfield, the Vernon school system par­ Phone Douglas Johnston, Laurel St., ticipate in the center's this hands-on learning ST. (rear) Reg. to *3 Hats, Mittens, & Scarfs...... 1.00 ea. situation." 643- MANCHESTER Rockville. program. OPEN The program in the fifth Tremendous group. For girls and boys ages 1-12. David McCarthy, Park West Miss Lucille Kuhnly, head of 8424 TUES., WED., \ grades, which has been in effect Dr., Rockville; Jeffrey the science department of the WE FRI., SAT. for the past two years, has Reg. *28 to *48 Pile Lined Jackets & Coats...... a • a a a12.99 Michael, RFD 2, Tolland; school system, said the ACCEPT 9:00-5:30 PM Renee Moulin, Campbell Ave., program started out as a pilot many objectives for these MASTER Hurry in for these super-warm values. Sizes 4 to 14. students. MEAT MARKET THURS. 'Ul Rockville; Gary Parent, Snip­ program four years ago and at CHARGE 8:00 P.M. Some of these objectives in­ sic Lake Rd., Ellington; George that time just one or two (Closad Sun. a a a a a volve the children’s obtaining and Reg. *8 to *11 Warm Sleepwear ...... 3.99 Thompson Jr., Birch Rd., Ver­ classes were involved Gradual­ FOOD a Mon.) non; Janette Wisnieski, Rt. 74, ly over the four years the an understanding of ecology Our Meats Are Strictly U.S.D.A. CHOICE Cozy pajamas 81 gowns for gkfs. Sizes 4 to 14. STAMPS Tolland. program has expanded and in through the study of in­ aaaaaaaaawaa 3 for 2.99 Discharged Tuesday; Alfred the current year the Board of terdependence of man, animals Specials Are Good Thru Saturday, February 1st Reg. *1.75 Nylon Stretch Tights...... and plants in their environ­ Many colors. Sizes 4- to Ox, 7 to 10 1 12 to 14. Beauregard, Beaver Trail, Education approved a contract Coventry; Brian Fluckiger, for $5,362 with the center to pay ment; gaining an insight into U.S.D.A. CHOICE LEAN Reg. *9 to *21 Warm Robes...... aaaaBaaBSBta .1/2 Price Brookside Lane, Vernon; John for time used by the some 500 the universe; acquiring an un­ 6R0UND SEVERAL TIMES DAILY Gahr, Broad Brook; Lindell students involveid. derstanding of the problems Quilt or fleece robes. Sizes 2 to 4 8i 4 to 14. Grant, Range Hill Dr., Vernon; She said $27,50 an hour is paid facing man traveling in space, HINDQUARTER OF BEEF AVQ. WEIGHT 175 LBS. Reg. 89* Nylon Stretch Bikini Panties...... • ■•aaaat 3 for 1.00 Mrs. Karen Hart and son, per class and usually a class in­ and many other wonders of aHHNi CM ia nature. Cart-away these panties for girts. One sin fits 6 to 14. Wellesley Rd., Manchester; volves about 25 students Mark Lamot, Gottier Dr., Ver- Oi(e 5x7 Co1o^ J\h* ^ L although those for the special Miss Kuhnly said Talcott Reg. *28 to *32 White Stag Parkas...... a a a • .1/3 Off nqn; Ernest Lanz, Snipsic SATISFACTION GUARANTEED education students are smaller. Mountain Science Center helps 1 . 0 9 lb. to accomplish all of the objec­ W« cut, wrap, and labal your Baal at NO EXTRA COST Now 18.65 and 21.30. Sins S, M, L XL (8-M). ______Village, Ellington; Mrs. Phyllis - All ages: Babies, children and adulls TO YOUl 9 9 « . Pawlawicz and son. West Staf­ - One sitting per subject The students in the system's tives. Wa add NO Frozan Importad Baal to OUR Hamburgarl ■ Additional subjects—Groups or'Individuals In same family program for the gifted are also The concepts covered in YOUNG & TENDER ford; Mrs. Madeline Sears and — $1.00 per subject very active in the more ad­ (,rade 5 include; Ecology, GEM son, Stafford Springs; Helen • No prools—Choose from finished'professional portraits What better time, what FRESH-WHOLE PRttTtEIB. TEEHS t lUIIORS (poses— our selection) vanced portions of the center's space-astronomy; heating and Smith, West Willington; An­ - You may select additional portraits offered at low prices program. Miss Kuhnly said one cooling; geology; electricity drew Smuk, Willimantic; BABY PORK LOINS SMOKED SHOULDERS Harriet Twichell, East Hart­ better day to give her a dazzling reason Grade 5 was picked in and magnetism; friction and AVG. WEIGHT 5-7 LBS. Reg. *34 to *68 Winter Coats...... 1/2 Price its entirety, was that, more simple machines; and current AVG. WEIGHT 14 LBS. AND UNDER ford. treat group! Limited quantHy! Hurry! Sizes 6 to 14 A 5 to 15. O n l y ^ \ topics these students are science. Births Tuesday: A daughter diamond? Let our professional studying tie in with the Talcott The science center located Reg. *16 to *20 Young Jr. Dresses...... 1/2 Price to-Mr. and Mrs. Zenowij Mountain Center. in Avon is run by a staff of 6 9 « lb. Jarema, Enfield; a daughter to * 1 . 1 9 . Our complete stock now half price. Sizes 6 to 14. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pufahl, gift-problem solvers show you some She said in addition, when the experts headed by Donald P. And at NO EXTRA CH AROE wall cut It for you Into Pork Roaata and Chopa. ______Reg...... 2.99 Stafford. program started in Vernon; the LaSalle. From the start, the Deli Speciall *12 to *18 Jeans 81 Pants...... Grade 5 students were not, at aim of the center was to add to GROTE& WEIGEL Fantastic valuei Sizes 6 to 1 4 1 3 to 13. of the most exciting new diamonds. that time, getting too much the existing programs in area SKINLESS - SHANKIESS NO HANDLING CHARGE "hands on" science experience. schools thus making it able to MINCED Reg. *9 to *14 Warm Sleepwear...... 5.99 • SCRAMBLED STATES purchase expensive scientific Perfect gift from Shoors She said neither were the WHOLE HAMS ....*1.39ib. Gowns a pajamas from a famous maker. Sizes 7 to 13. S K O K IE , m. (UPI) -- Motorists equipment that individual teachers, because most of the BOLOGNA vzib. 8 9 ^ driving through the state of Tues., Wed., Thurs., FrL, Sat., school systems could not af­ BUTT PORTION ...*1.39«>. Reg. *1 Bikini Panties...... 3 for 1.00 topics are those which elemen­ Louisiana shouldn’t be surprised Jan. 28, 29, 30, 31, Fab. 1 ford. tary teachers have not had too stretch nylon kbit pantloi One sin fits 8 to 16. Cart-iwiyt It was founded in 1967 and its SHANK PORTION ..*1.09ii>. if they happen across Iowa. Ac­ Sh o o r much backgrounds in; such as By the piece ib. ^1.651 cording to the 1975 Rand Photographer on duty 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. philosophy has always been stu­ Young Jr. & Junior Ski Parkas ...... 1/3 Off geology. McNally Road Atlas, Iowa's in dent involvement and to Also available art U.S.D.A. CHOICE HIndquartara, W Hindquarters, Sides, and Now 18.65 to 52.00. Sizes S, M, L XL For preteens and juniort Dr. Robert Linstone, assis­ stimulate the excitement of dis­ the southwestern part of tte Sides Of Beel. All freezer orders are cut, wrapped and labeled to your bayou state. Then there’s ‘T /te Gem of Main Street'* * 88AMCHESTER tant superintendent of schools, covery at as many levels of tpecificatlona, and BLAST FROZEN at NO EXTRA CHARQEI 239 Spencar St. said the Talcott Mountain learning as possible," La Salle Tremendous assortments but not all styles In every size. Florida, Missouri and would program is a two-phase one said. you believe Wyoming, Manchester JUST ARRIVED, HEART SHAPED DIAMONDS FOR YOUR VALENTINE SWEETHEART D e la w a re ? ' PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed,, Jan. 29, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 29, 1975 — PAGE THIRTEEN

New London Man Dr. Rogers to Lecture PUBLIC RECORDS Dies in Crash SALEM (UPl) - Alan D. POLICE REPORT Parker, 26, of New London, died Warranty Deeds Permanent Weight Control, 67- W. Middle Tpke., $2,350. Tuesday after his southbound At UConn on Chemistry The Odd Fellows Building 69 Cambridge St. Supro-Neon Corp. for The car went out of control and MANCHESTER Center St. office building at a Association of Manchester Inc. Marriage License Finast Stores, two wall signs at struck a utility pole after its Main St. business establish­ to S.H.V.C. Inc., property at Roger Stephen Celinski, 93 205 Spencer St., $3,000. left rear tire blew on Rt. 11, Prof. Lockhart B. Rogers, Manchester Police responded state police said. to a prowler complaint on S. ment. southeast corner of Main and Summit St., and Gerrianne Ruth C. Brennan, tool shed at formerly of Manchester, will tant and associate instructor Parker died of multiple in­ for the War Department Adams St. Tuesday night and, Police said nothing was taken Center Sts., $90,000. Marie Ruff, 261 Charter Oak St. 92 Campfield Rd., $150. visit University of Connecticut Karol K. Shafer and Kathy M. juries in the emergency room Civilian Protection School in although they didn't find the when burglars kicked in a door Building Permits Q.C.S. Construction (Jb. for next month for a series of three Manoni to Andrew P. and Linda of Lawrence and Memorial 1942-1943, and became a group prowler, made an arrest for at The Hartford Times office on Pratt Sign Co. tor Savings Paul Lenti, alterations at 260 public lectures on modern M. Ruganis, property at 37 Hospitals in New London. leader at Oak Ridge National possession of marijuana. E. Center St. The other Bank of Manchester, sign at 384 Center St., $4,000. chemistry. Autumn St., $33,000. Laboratory, Oak Ridge, Tenn., Timothy J. Ahern, 24, of 66E burglary, at Center Billiards of Dr. Rogers holds the Graham from 1946-1948. Imperial Dr. was charged with 499Vz Main St., resulted in the Perdue professorship of He joined the faculty of the illegal possession of a non­ theft of five cartons of Executor’s Certificate chemistry at the University of Massachusetts Institute of narcotic controlled substance, cigarettes. The Southeast First National Georgia. Technology in 1948, leaving in after police seized a plastic bag Bank of Miami (Fla.), executor 1961 to assume duties as containing suspected Vandalism incidents reported under the will of William His lectures will cover professor and head of the marijuana. by police today included spray Kilpatrick, to Southeast First "Chromatographic Studies analytical chemistry division at Police said Ahem and the paint on a door at Bennet Junior National Bank of Miami and Under Unusual Conditions" on Purdue University at plastic bag were found in a High School and seven broken Marjorie E. Kilpatrick, as ART SALE Feb. 17; "Small Digital Com­ Lafayette, Ind. vehicle parked across the street windows in apartments at 40 trustees under the will of puters as Instruments in the Author and co-author of more from an address where a Olcott St. William Kilpatrick, Lot No. 240 OPEN: MON-WED. 11-6; THURS., FRI. ’til 9 P.M.; SUN. 12-5 Chemical Laboratory" on Feb. than 160 publications, Dr. prowler was seen at about 11 in Old East Cemetery, 19; and "Fundamental Rogers has been making major p.m. Town Seeks Bids S'-'' Manchester. Chemical Aspects of En- contributions to analytical Ahern was released on a $500 To Extend Road vironmental Analysis" on Feb. chemistry for nearly 30 years. non-surety bond for court Trade Name SOFA SIZE PAINTINGS 21. He has served on advisory appearance Feb, 10. Beverly Hilliker, doing Each lecture will be at 4 p.m. business as The Alpha Route to committees of the National Bids will be opened Feb. 19 in JUST 2 Ft. X 3 Ft. - 2 Ft. X 4 Ft. in Room 150 of the UConn \ Academy of Sciences, the An East Hartford woman told Physical Sciences Building. the police she was walking at the Municipal Building for ARRIVED National Science Foundation, extending Progress Dr. in The talks constitute the ninth Prof. L. B. Rogers the National Bureau of Stan­ the Manchester Shopping Values or annual American Cynamid Lec­ Parkade Tuesday night when Manchester Industrial Park St h e r s Anri Personal dards, the U.S. Air Force Office about 740 feet, with a cor­ 1971 Wood ture Series funded by that com­ significant contributions to the of Scientific Research, the U.S. two youths ran by and snatched to *89.95 Checks her pocketbook. responding extension of water Ovtr 40 Yaart at UnaxcalM Sarvica Christmas frnm* 1 ■ 9 * * pany and sponsored by the application of computer Army Research Office- Plates The woman said she was near mains and sanitary sewer lines. UConn department of techniques to chromatography. Durham, and the Journals O p e n 24 Hours Dally and the Parkade Lanes when the The project is under the ALL PAINTINGS DRASTICALLY REDUCED chemistry. A graduate of Manchester “Analytical Chemistry” and FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE Wood youths grabbed the pocketbook town’s Industrial Guidelines, Dr. Rogers is recognized for High School, Dr. Rogers "Talanta." Wedding and continued running over a with the town to pay half the Large Selection of Hand Carved Frames his outstanding contributions to received his B.A. degree in 1939 He is also a member of the Day Plates the field of chromatography, hill on the east side of the cost and the owner of the in­ from Wesleyan University, his U.S. national committee to the dustrial park the other half. particularly the design of new M.A. degree in 1940, and his International Union of Pure and parking lot. M©bil iffl] methods and m aterials to The victim said her pocket- On May 14, the Board of HEATING OILS Ph D. degree in 1942 from Applied Chemistry. He is a Directors approved an exten­ expedite with accuracy the member of the American book contained about $8 in cash, •barn's Apple Princeton University. sion of about 1,400 feet, plus the OIL BURNER & separation of mixtures of Dr. Rogers began his career Academy of Arts and Sciences credit cards, and a checkbook. organic compounds. installation of a sewage pump HEATING INSTALLATION as an instructor at Stanford and the Electrochemical Socie­ station. Art Galleries In recent vears. he has made University in 1942, was consul­ ty- Robert W. Pecan II, 27, of East Hartford, was charged First Day on Job 643-5135 MANCHESTER PARKADE-MANCHESTER early today with reckless 315 Center St. Manchester driving at Main and Bissell Sts. Kim Jordan (left) and Mary Harrison, two of 25 women who completed training as traffic Court date is Feb. 24. officers with California Highway Patrol, have been assigned to the San Francisco area and are shown reporting for their first day of duty Tuesday. (UPI photo) Carlson Plans Not Definite Lewis A. Hernandez, 16, of East Hartford, was charged ABOUT with fourth-degree larceny aifter police received a shoplif­ TOWN BUY ANY OF THE CURTIS MATHES For Odd Fellows Building ting complaint from K-Mart Education Costs Rise Department Store, Spencer St., A praver. meeting and Bible 25" diagonal 100% SOLID STATE COLOR Tuesday night. Court date is study will be held Wednesday at Feb. 10. S.H.V.C., Inc., the local firm decided at the next meeting of program — was rejected by 7:30 p.m. at the Presbyterian Despite Fewer Students which has purchased the land­ his corporation's board of townspeople in a referendum. Church, 43 Spruce St. Bible CONSOLES SHOWN BELOW AND RECEIVE Breaks reported to mark Odd Fellows Building at directors. study will also be conducted Manchester Police Tuesday in­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Infla­ especially if you are not an for new members of the the Center, apparently doesn't Other indications in town In 1969, Center intersection Thursday morning at 9. have any plans for the struc­ were that the corporation improvements were proposed clude incidents at a 63 E. tion will force Connecticut to economist, and perhaps even legislature’s Education Com­ THIS AM-FM STEREO RADIO COMPONENT mittee. He declined to go into ture. bought the property for again — with widening work to spend increasing amounts of more if you are.” Stuart H. V. Carlson, a prin­ speculation, anticipating future be done on the Center money for education while the The drop of 15,000 students a his department’s fiscal cipal in the corporation, said town or state acquisition of the Congregational Church lawn. number of students and year is .02 per cent of the the troubles, saying they were too SYSTEM WITH 8 TRACK TAPE PLAYER AND today there's nothing definite site to make way for traffic im­ Parishioners objected and the teachers continues to drop, ac­ present enrollment of 660,000, complicated and would take the lawmakers several sessions to J about the future of the 50-year- provements at the Center. plan was scrapped. cording to state Education he said, but education costs at LARGE SPEAKERS...ABSOLUTELY FREE! old building. Improvement of the intersec­ Chief Mark Shedd. the 1,2()0 public schools around understand. Last year, the Mayor's Down- Even though the sliding birth the state are going up 7 per cent Part of those problems is a A warranty deed filed with tion of Main and Center Sts. has I • i the town clerk Tuesday been a top priority of town of­ town Action Committee rate translates Into 12,000 to 15,- a year. state Superior Court ruling that transferred ownership of the ficials for some time, but the attempted to revive interest in 000 fewer students annually for Shedd said the sagging declared the state’s financing building from the Odd Fellows project is now dormant due to the intersection. The com­ the next decade or so, education enrollments will mean 6,000 to of public education un­ Building Association of lack of funds. mittee asked Manchester's “soon will become a billion 8,000 teachers will have to be constitutional because it gave an unfair tax advantage to Manchester. Inc., to S.H.V.C., In 1966 there was a proposal Board of Directors to consider dollar enterprise,” Shedd said dropped over the next decade Inc. The purchase price was to raze the Odd Fellows purchase of the Odd Fellows Tuesday. from the 35,000 teachers now wealthier towns. Asked about his assumption working in public elementary Gov. Ella T. Grasso however A $90,000. Building and widen Main St. Building, but directors quietly Carlson said he expects that That plan — part of a $16.6 rejected the idea by removing it that inflation will continue at and secondary schools in has forecast a $180 million the building's future will be million downtown renewal from their agenda. the present rate for the next Connecticut. budget deficit in fiscal 1976, not decade, Shedd said, “That’s the Shedd made the statements counting the $140 million the only safe assumption to make. during an orientation session state Board of Education has MANCHESTER requested to bring school finan­ Dreselly Heads cing in compliance with the HOSPITAL court ruling. Dodd Counters Claims Shedd also told the com­ mittee the state has programs N Bolton GOP Slate NOTES to meet the educational needs Of Trident Critic of 85 per cent of the 60,000 WASHINGTON (U PI)-Rep. with Aspin’s figures and termed children around the state who Donna Holland five-year term beginning in Discharged Monday: Donna Christopher J. Dodd, D-Conn., the division’s work load are handicapped or have lear­ Correspondent 1976. Brooks, 601 Bush Hill Rd.; has come to the defense of a “record high” but said there ning disabilities. 646-0375 Robert Morra, Republican Doris Cole, East Hartford; corporate constituent in were no serious problems. Nearly 13 per cent of the 660,- David Dreselly and Norman town chairman was elected Nancy Watts, 31 N. Elm St.; ONE WEEK ONLY! countering claims by another Aspin said Electric Boat 000 total public school popula­ Preuss were unanimously en­ chairman of the caucus. Brenda Stoebel, RFD 5, Coven­ congressman that prc^uction of needs additional facilities to fill tion in the state, or 88,000 dorsed for election for first All terms begin in July and try; Kathleen Byram, 70 Mon- the Navy’s 10 'Trident sub­ all its contracts; finds it hard to students, are members of selectman and selectman end on July 1 of the reported tauk Dr., Vernon; Rita Smith, marines may be delayed three obtain and get delivered racial minorities, he said, with respectively by a caucus of the date. Glastonbury; Thomas Nevins, required materials and com­ 90 per cent of them concen­ Republican party Tuesday. Other candidates endorsed Windsor; Judith Horvith, East years. The delay, due to crowded ponents and is experiencing trated in Hartford, Bridgeport The entire slate proposed by Tuesday are; Hartford. the Republican Town Com­ Kay Peterson, incumbent shipyard conditions and dif­ cost increases. and New Haven. mittee except candidates for treasurer and agent of town ficulties in obtaining materials, Dodd said Electric Boat “will Shedd also said his depart­ the Board of Education were deposit fund, term ending 1977. was disclosed in a report b the soon be fully equipped to begin ment will have to review its unanimously endorsed for the Elaine Potterton, incumbent Open House Set General Accounting Office. turning out the Trident, and operations in view of predic­ During this sale, Only $5.98 per May elections by the caucus. tax collector, term ending 1977. At MMH Sunday Dodd Tuesday used the same once in full production, will be tions that only two of every 10 week buys the best and most expensive jobs expected to be created in There were five candidates Gary Mortenson, Board of GAO report to assert Rep. Les capable of producing one new color television Curtis Mathes has to offer. Finance, term ending 1981. Aspin, D-Wis., had misinter­ Trident submarine every eight the next few years will require who filed for the Board of Manchester Memorial Ernest Manning, John Fm TH IS BONIJS m iB NUMBER: preted the study, which Aspin months.” a college degree. These televisions feature 100% Education. Three had to be Hospital will have an open eliminated because there are Gleason, Board of Tax Review, TOMORROW’S DRAWING WILL BE HELD AT THE MERIDEN SQUARE had requested. Solid State Electronics, Instant Touch term ending 1979. house for the public Sunday Meanwhile, some Navy Tuning, Automatic Fine Tuning, Two only two openings for each par­ from 1 to 4 p.m. LEWIS AVE., MERIDEN, JAN. 30 AT 10:00 A.M. ty ■ John Roberts, Zoning Board specialists said that delay in big speakers, 100% Modular chassis, and a of Appeals, term beginning Sponsored by the Manchester delivery of the submarines was Joseph Haloburdo and Bar­ Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, Negative Guard Band picture tube. These bara Smith were endorsed at 1976, ending 1981. unlikely to seriously to affect Danny Rattazzi, Zoning the purpose of the open house is U.S. naval or strategic capabili­ features and others will give you the the caucus. John Esche, Anne to acquaint the community with Board of Appeals alternate, ty. AHENTION... brightest, clearest, sharpest, and most Manning and Ronald Soares the hospital before admission were eliminated. term ending 1980. Aspin said piled-up contracts w reliable performance ever manufactured by Edward Delsignore, Zoning becomes necessary. obtained by the Electric Boat The selectmen's terms begin Tours of some of the hospital Curtis Mathes. July 1, 1975 and ends July 1, Board of Appeals alternate, Division of General Dynamics term beginning 1976, ending areas will start from the in Groton, Conn., threaten to WAITERS... You get all this PLUS this FREE 100% Solid State Component 1977. The school board terms cafeteria. These areas will in­ 1981. hold up for three years the System for ONLY $5.98"per week. •Sale cash price $750 •• No Down Pavmenl 36 , begin Julv 1, 1975 and end July clude X-ray, emergency room, 1, 1979. John Whitham, Raymond Navy’s high priority Trident payments at $25.92 per month. ANNL'AL PKR- Soma, Richard Nielson, fire central processing, sterile program. CENTAGK RATE OF 14 55';, Total deferred There were about 45 processing, inhalation therapy, 225031 BANDS...ANYONE! payment price $932.95 on approved credit commission, staggered terms. “The Navy is trying to build 9 registered Republicans at the and physical therapy. •tax and insurance extra caucus. They gave a standing Tom Carpenter, Elmer 18 attack submarines and the Wilson, Bruce Davies, Carl A film called “A Member of Trident in one shipyard,” Aspin ovation to Richard Morra for the Family” will also be shown. Nystrom, constables, term en­ said. He said the shipyard is his many years of service to the Refreshments will be served. town. ding 1977. If you’re one of the lucky people with this number on your overloaded. A 506 I Morra has been first select­ John Gleason, Eileen The GAO report shows the $500,000 Bonus Stub, you’re already $2,500 richer. And if you claim completion date of the program USED man for 5 terms. He will con­ Delsignore, Board of Library tinue to serve in that capacity Directors, terms ending 1981. your prize by February 17*, you’ll automatically be eligible to was extended to 1985 at the until July 1. At the caucus Morra said he was extremely win our big $500,000 grand prize.** Or our $25,000 second prize. earliest from the original 1982, pleased with the slate endorsed Social Worker Aspin said. CURTIS Morra was endorsed at the But you must claim your $2,500 prize by February 17 to be Republican candidate for the by the caucus. Sought by Town Dodd, whose district includes Groton, said the report does not TUXEDOS M Planning Commission for a The Town of Manchester is in our grand prize drawing on February 19. Check your stubs now. MATHES predict a possible three-year advertising for a social worker And if you’ve got this number, claim as soon as possible at Lottery . 'Ik Im( at $5.18 to $5.62 an hour, under a delay. Headquarters, participating Savings and Loans, or any branch of On the contrary, Dodd said, BLACK grant for emergency public "A careful reading of the report employment from the U.S. the Department of Motor Vehicles. HERALD YESTERDAYS shows that ‘interim key event Department of Labor. Come get your $2,500. Then sit back and wait for our big dates could change but there Preference will be given would be no change in delivery JACKETS MANCHESTER Manchester residents and drawing. You might end up with a cool half million. applicants must be unemployed dates’.” Dodd said the report stated that the Navy expects 25 Years Ago for at least 30 days. The job is t This date was a Sunday ; The Herald did expected to last about six Electric Boat to meet the con­ PANTS OPEN not publish. months, under the $25,765 tract date. ALSO RUFFLED SHIRTS FOR SALE Dodd said the report notes v m p tk e WED., THURS., FRI. BETTER SERVICE... grant. T^e funds will pay also 10 Years Ago for three maintenance men for delay in receiving materials TELEVISION JP APPLIANCES TILL 9 P.M. the sewer department. Their that has resulted in a six-month State regulation approved by Connec­ delay of a planned new facility greater satisfaction jobs are expected to last to the 273 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. ticut Health Council requiring water com­ but the problem “is common in panies to fiuoridate their water may be at end of 1975. REGAL MEN’S SHOP NEXT TO STOP & SHOP PHONE 649-3406 The deadline date for the industry today” and “the odds with a town ordinance barring fault is hot Electric Boat’s.” 903 M AIN S T ., M A N C H E S T E R fluoridation in Manchester. applying for the social worker job is Feb. 7. An Electric Boat spokesman, Joseph S. Wornom, concurred PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 29, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 29, 1975 - PAGE FIFTF.FN Interfaith Breakfast REDEEM THESE FOOD MART COUPONS AND SAVE 160 Give Blood terfaith service, which will Manchester-Bolton Associa­ follow the breakfast. tion of Girl Scouts will have an The Bloodmobile exceeded its other gallon donor marks: Leaders are reminded that all interfaith breakfast March 9 monthly quota with a collection Seven gallons, Howard A. reservation notices with $1 starting at 10 a.m. at of 160 pints Tuesday at South Miller; six , Orrin E. West; must be returned to Mrs. Arline Manchester High School United Methodist Church. The three , Mrs. Beverly Herzog Swanson, 50 W. Middle Tpke., cafeteria. S A V i monthly quota is 150 pints. and Edward H. Timbrell Jr.; no later than Saturday. Those Juliette Low contributions The visit was co-sponsored by one . Mrs. Sandra Adams, wishing more information may Food Marts 70 will be presented during an in­ B y K A Y M cC a r t h y the Manchester office of the William H. Blackburn and call Mrs. Swanson, 649-7275. Southern New England Charles Avery. OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) - Telephone Co. The number of type 0 Although energy self-sufficiency EFFECTIVE ALL THIS W EEK Of the 140 appointments made negative blood donors will not Policeman Dismissed for the United States might weU SUGAR REDUCED! in advance. 113 were kept. The be known until a later date. depend on broad use of nuclear testimony at a closed meeting 60 walk-in donors were the ones There was a request for more NEWTOWN (UPI) - George sources, production of nuclear Stowe, a 20-year-old Newtown FOOD CLUB 5 L B S . •2.69 who carried the total over the blood of that type to be donated Monday night, he told Stowe by fuel represents several dangers patrolman facing morals letter. quota mark. Tuesday. - many inherent in working r * charges, was dismissed from There were 13 who were The next Bloodmobile visit with radioactive substances at GAYLORD I N.B.C. the force for alleged violation nuclear power plants and SCOT I GALLON transferred to another time. will be Feb. 27 from 11:45 a.m. The departmental allegtions TETLEY O of departmental rules. nuclear fuel processing plants. I 'l« T KRAFT Michele St. Mane public schools, plans for an Manchdster TABBY ROKEACH SKIPPY William Matusnak Judith Stansfield recruiting guidelines requiring Manchester High School, plant puzzled authorities and Pater Pescosol'do alternative school in South ASK FOR VIRGINIA BOUSFIELD Jack Lappen that black teachers comprise 20 Howell Cheney Technical Kerr-McGee A lab technician, Charles Sullivan Martha C. Jones Boston, along with fund-raising REWARD TENDER BITS NUGGET IMITATION Mrs. Ann Kibbie per cent of the system’s School, East Catholic High Karen Silkwood, 28, was found VEGETABLE Donald E Edwards projects for it, were announced Mrs Lois Morgan Ronald H. Gates teachers. to be internally contaminated in MAYONNAISE Robe»1 Mortensen Robert J. Cliftord Garrity Tuesday also Tuesday. GAT FOOD DOG FOOD Richard Soucier Cecilia Michalak November arid her apartment SOUP J The South Boston Home and ALL VARIETIES Mrs. Nancy Sweet Allan Cone required permanent and was contaminated. 25 LB. BAG 32 0Z. JAR Earl E Anderson Dons S. Ramizi School Information Center said provisional teachers be hired on The radioactive material, tiny U.S.D.A. CHGICE Omer C Giguere Walter Altken it was looking at several sites U.S.D.A. CH O ICE Mrs Barbara M Hill Stuart B Clark a one-for-one basis until all particles invisible to the naked Walter H. Joyner for the project, known as the $/|99 BONELESS BONELESS GROUND Nathan Agostinelll available qualified biacks have eye, was found in several rooms, I CAN S ^ ^ Antone Cosme Albert W. Hemingway South Boston Heights Let’s Go 6 9 < Stephen J Darling Clement Lupacchlno been employed. with the heaviest concentration CHUCK STEAK CHUCK ROAST John FaMey Academy, and had begun Amerka! Norma Rand Earlier in the day, the U.S. , in the bathroom. Before Miss UNDER BLADE UNDER BLADE BEEF Peter F. Kelly Richard Lescroart Court of Appeals upheld raising money for it. Goodyear is Ms. Cynthia McCann Jane Zemke The group also said it had Silkwood could be questioned Mrs Evelyn Barraciifte Dennis P. O'Neill Garrity’s orders desegregating havinga about the contamination she Ronald E Blake Sister Ruth Anne Brighton the faculty. hired Boston attorney Robert M.39. 7 9 ^ Walter Grzyb Donald Osterberg nationwide was killed when her car ran off A It was the second time in as Dinsmore to represent it and PICK YOUR OWN PRODUCE! IN OUR FROZEN FOODS DEPT.! Mrs. Elaine S. Law Robert Gordon sale on a road near Crescent and hit a Robert H Sines James E. Frazier many month's the appelate South Boston in a class action Ms. Nancy Andrulot concrete culvert. Marilyn Boisvert court refused to overrule suit expected to be filed con­ money-saving Mrs Helen Aseltine Edward Coltman U.S. NO. 1 WINTER KEEPING CHUCK CUBE STEAK Garrity’s rulings relating to in­ testing Garrity’s desegregation douUe steel Dale McHard ot the state GAYLORD - 100% FLORIDA tegration of Boston’s schoois. order. belted radial health department’s occupation and radiological health division Last month, the high court up­ tires for YELLOW ONIONS COLONIAL OR FRESH PORK SALE! Church Outlines held his ruling mandating said the chances of spreading 0R«NtE JUICE FOOD C LU B A American cars. contamination through school busing to implement Painting Bids SLICED BACON PORK LOIN PORK LOIN school desegration. Opened by Town employes who, knowingly or N CIA Probe Goals In Tuesday’s decision, the unknowingly, were contami­ ContorCut Assorted cause. Court of Appeals dismissed a nated were very difficult to WASHINGTON lUPI) - Sen. The 3-M Co. of St. Paul, Minn, “If these charges are correct Boston Teachers Union claim, assess. Chops or Chops Frank Church, D-Idaho, said for striping powder and the REPEAT SALEI today his special committee’s we want to know about them based on the amount of faculty o n 1 9 7 5 Contamination can also PRIMO HOT OR SWEET 3 RIB END-3 LOIN END Prismo Universal Corp. of SWEET, JUICY, SEEDLESS IMPORTED 3 CENTER and we want to make necessary segregation found to exist, that adhere to the skin so closely that Roast prol^ of the CIA and FBI will Rockville, Md. for highway WITH COUPON ABOVE changes in the law that prevent Garrity had exceeded his D o u b le it cannot be easily washed off, he Dole Clementines 2 0 0 1 89* work to erase any “terrible paint are the apparent low ITALIAN SAUSAGE such abuses in the future,’’ he remedial powers. The BTU had said. This “fixed” variety can threat to freedom” of bidders for supplying the $1.29. $1.09.. Americans but will not conduct said. “We want to look at how specifically asked for review of Steel Belted eventually wear off “like dead "Try 'em you'll Like 'em Manchester Police Department Buttermilk Waffles JEMIMA PKO. 49' a vendetta against the agencies. precise the law is first of all. Garrity's order that black and cells of skin,” he said, but that with its traffic marking needs R a d ia ls SWEET - BEST EATINO CALIFORNIA . O fle M . 0 9 . . Democrats selected Church “Secondly, we want to deter­ white teachers be transferred S A V E 25% would be a gradual process for the next year. Crinkle Cut Potatoes 89' Tuesday to head the 11-senator mine what penalties should be to eliminate the concentration F.E.T. leaving no significant amounts "Sunkist" Navel Oranges o a BU1DE ROAST i f "ITie 3-M Co. bid $1.31 per These Goodyear steel belted YYHrrEWALL REGULAR SALE GEMSMOKED committee that will investigate written into the law to make of black techers in identifiably FITS MODELS 0F> t of plutonium in any one place. pound for the striping powder. radials (1] save money, (2] use SIZE PRICE PRICED RIB HALF ROAST Z the nation’s intelligence certain that these incursions or black schools. less fuel, (3) provide longer mile­ OLD TIRE The Oil, Qiemicad and Atomic U.S. EXTRA FANCY "WASHINOTDN STATE" Cut Green Beans The only other bidder was the R E O OR IV Y " SHOULDER ROLL gathering agencies. Church trespasses upon the freedom of The appeals court said the Workers Union accused Kerr- Cataphote Division of Ferro age, and (4) help conserve Amer­ Vega, Colt, Dart, Pinto, Falcon, Mustang & others $ 4 7 .0 0 Delicious Applesi I G O LD E N m i n . 3 “ ‘ I. FORMERLY DAISY ROLL SIRLOIN HALF ROAST stressed at that time “we’re not our own people don’t occur BTU argument was “untenable B R 78-13 $62.70 $2.16 ALL VARIETIES Corp., Jackson, Miss, at $1.61 ica’s resources. Now is the time McGee of failure to provide ade­ Swanson Entrees 5 TO OZ. PKOS. goin to conduct a vendetta, but again. Gremlin, Hornet, Javelin, Valiant, Duster, SIRLOIN CUTLETS T per pound. to buy these 1975 new car radi­ $ 4 8 .9 0 quate education and training for U.S. N0.1 “And finally, I think this is a D R 78-14 Barracuda, Maverick & others $65.25 $2.45 M . 2 9 . . we are going to get the facts" Anne Beechler The Prismo Corp. bid $3.37 als. Sale prices remain in effect employes, keep the exposure to 5 ” 79' TASTE O'SEA “There's a terrible threat to continuing proposition. You Matador, Ambassador, Nova, Chevelle, Camaro, Idaho Potatoes Haddock Dinner 9 OZ. P KO . PORK SHOULDER ARMP per gallon for yellow paint and through Saturday. ER 78-14 $66.35 $ 4 9 .75 $2.55 radioactive matter minimal, freedom implicit in a federal can't simply write a law—that Named to Post Dart, Mustang, Cougar & others take proper hygienic precau­ F R E S H u . $3.66 for white. Other bidders U.S. F A N C Y . N A T IV E T O P FR O ST police that is operating secretly may have been our mistake in Torino, Ambassador, Camaro, Cutlass, Chevelle, GEM COLD CUTS PORK SHOULDER BOSTOI Anne Beechler of 2(X) Boulder were the 3-M Co., William FR 78-14 $71.70 $ 5 3 .75 $2.67 tions and monitor worker ex­ Coffee Creamer 52 OZ. CONTAINER and outside the law and conduc­ the past—and then walk away Rd. has been elected secretary Challenger, Roadrunner, Charger & others Baldwin Apples D AK m o 4*^” 6 9 * BOLOGNA - PAP•LUNCHEONPAP-LUNCHI Armstrong Smith Co. of East- posure to radioactive matter. OLIVE COOKED>OKED SALAMISALA$ ting investigation and sur­ from it and assume that for all of the Connecticut School Matador Wagon, Sportwagon, Vista Cruiser, The company issued a general 10 OZ. PKO. GLAZED point, Ga., and National Paint H R 78-14 LeMans Wagon, Charger Wagon & others $80.55 $ 6 0 .4 1 $3.09 Morton Donuts 13 OZ. PKO. JELLY veillance over lawful activities time after that law will be com­ Counselor Association gover­ denial of the charges and the "DCEAN SPRAY" 1M' NATURAL ^ A A Co. of East Hartford. Chevrolet, Polara, Galaxie, Monterey, Fury, of American citizens.” Church plied with.’’ ning board. $ 5 7.5 5 plant reopened in January after Apple Cranberry Cider ola» #9 STOUFFER'S G R 78-15 Catalina & others $76.75 $2.96 49* said today. Church was interviewed on She is presently employed as a federal investigation. Crumb Cake FRENCH Plymouth Submits LeSabre, Riviera, Newport, Galaxie, Monterey, LITTLE SIZZLERS^i But Church said he wanted to the CBS Morning News. the director of guidance at H R78-15 $82.45 $ 6 1.8 0 $3.17 Atomic Energy Commission U.S. FA N C Y GEM SLICED BOLOGNK 'The Senate gave the com­ Olds, Pontiac & others HOOD'S HOODWINKS 12 OZ. PKG. take no preconceived attitudes Manchester High School where Low Cruiser Bids investigators later reported .. 6 9 ' NOVELTY-10 PACK WITH THIS COUPON 5SIONAL Cadillac, Buick Estate Wagon, Imperial, Loose Mixed Nuts ice Cream MINCED LUNCHEON on charges the Central mittee $750,000 and a Sept. 1 AT FOOD MARTS. she has previously been a LR 78-15 Monaco Wagon & others $89.30 $ 6 6 .95 $3.46 three noncompliance of federal Intelligence Agency spied on deadline to complete its Manchester Plymouth of CARE GOOD THRU SAT., cl teacher and counselor. regulations but said the plant COOKED SALAMI FEB. 1. LIMIT ONE thousands of American dis­ hearings and Church said much Ms. Beechler received her Talcottville, with a net price of PKO. • ONE COUPON I could be operated safely. They N O T I : «vt m «v M T V B A H tM r cvB H m tfB , w« rtB «rv* tfM r lf lit t« lim it N ««t m IN FtBltn. H*t rtipM ilM t lor typofroptikBl trrort. $33,900 after trade-ins, is the PER CUSTOMER. sidents in the 1950s and ‘60s and of the probe would be conducted B.A. degree from the Universi­ also said Miss Silkwood’s con­ ..J the FBI kept records on in private because of classified ty of Connecticut, and her M.A. apparent low bidder for 89f. . supplying the Manchester SERVICE ON FOREIGN & COMPACT CARS tamination “probably did not members of Congress and other nature of the agencies’ degree and sixth year (30 result from an accident or inci­ FRESH DAIRY FOODS! BAUD GOODSI Police Department with 10 new FRESH GEM BEEF FRANKS lb 99' prominent persons without just business. credits beyond the master’s dent within the plant” and GEM CHILD MILD FRANKS degree) from the University of 1975 cruisers. Its gross price on 10 radioactive plutonium FOOD MART Hartford. mysteriously was added to MAZOLA WALDBAUM'S NEW YORK STYLE DEIICATESSENI 9 Plymouth Police Cruiser SHOCKS Economic Index Ms. Beechler is a member of WHEEL BEARINGS autopsy laboratory samples the Connecticut Personnel and Moidels is $41,000. Its $7,100 W HITE after her death. MARGARINE OLD CANADIAN SHARP CHEESE l b . ' 1 . 4 9 Guidance Association, and the offer for 10 used cruisers brings FRONT ENDS COMPLETE EXHAUST IMPORTED DANISH Connecticut Education Associa­ its net price down to the $33,900 CARANOO N.E. LUNCHEON LOAF ^ >-• 7 9 ‘ Drops 2.4 Points figure. POOD M A R T BREAD PICNIC tion. She is president of the Fall River American Cheese II OZ. PKG. Chorches Motors of 3il. CARANOO MORTADELLA W H O LE l . M . 3 9 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The as consamer debt, stock prices, Connecticut Association of DISC BRAKES AND OF COURSE YOUR TIRES SHGULGER index of leading economic in­ prices of industrial materials Manchester bid $34,841 net for Women Deans, Administrators Site Chosen Drange Juice lOO^^ORIDA OATMEAL BREAD."!!'.'’::?. ZSi S9‘ SLICED TO ORDER LO X S A LE ^ aV a' s^k ^ h* V .LD * 1 . 1 9 dicators in December plunged and initial claims for unemploy­ and Counselors. 10 Dodge Monacos. Its gross BALL JOINTS • Also FKE M MOUHTIIK to its sharpest long-term drop ment insurance. price is $42,200 and its trade-in For PT Boats LIGHT N' LIVELY LARGE WHITE FISH or"ha^% l'^d 99' offer is $7,359. with purchase of new tires Cottage Cheese It OZ. CONTAINEE CHOCOLATE DONUTS 69* in history, the Commerce Although the index is widely FALL RIVER, MASS. (UPI) M .79 POTATO COLE SLAW Carter Chevrolet of MACARONI Department said today. held to foretell future economic — Two World War Two PT POOD C L U B Manchester bid $38,763 net on 10 Sharp Cheese WHITE RYE BREAD lit , 57* The index, which is con­ events, inflation has distorted it boats, one similiar to that Bel Aire Police Cruiser Models. LONGACRE TURKEY BREAST v. l e . sidered by many financial in the past two years. 69' IM P O R T ID N 1950 Glass Plans Its gross price is $44,613 and its - O p " " which the late President John analysts to foretell future In the December index, for F. Kennedy, Jr. used in the Mozzarella Cheese RAISIN BREAD 75* JARLSBURO trade-in offer is $5,850. CUBES DR SHREOORO AlPERTS PASTRAMI 79' economic strength of the exampie, the chief negative 25>Year Reunion 3 Ways to Pay Pacific, will be put on perma- United States, declined 2.4 per factor was a 13 per cent decline Maurice Pass, Manchester SWISS The committee planning the • MASTER CHARGE nant display at ^ttleship Cove ROTHMUND GERMAN BOLOGNA l e 75' cent in December. in industrial materials prices. purchasing agent, said the bids G WYEAR 25th reunion of the Manchester • ARCO CREDIT here this summer. CHEESE December was the fifth Ironically, the decline in these constitute specially discounted ROTHMUND LIVERWURST vj l b 69' High School Class of 19M will • OUR OWN CUSTOM credit plan The Battleship HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDSI straight month of decline, the prices is a suggestion that infla­ prices for municipalities, es­ PAP LUNCHEON hold its organizational meeting Massachusetts Memorial Com­ MAT.A.DOOR GEM LOAVES OLIVE-POLISH 99' worst stretch since a six-month tion is abating. tablished by the manufac­ Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. It wi^l be mittee says that PT Boats, Inc., ' 1 . 5 9 . , period ending February 1958, In December, six of the nine turers, with local distributors "HOT" BAGELS 99' in the public meeting room of a non-profit group of more Bufferin Tablets 99' COCOA MATS Commerce said. indicators that comprise the in­ working on handling charges the First Federal Savings Bank, than 5,000 former PT crew Nitvral C»«M Flktr* Mat akaart watar In the five-month fall, the in­ dex declined from November. only. 344 W. Middle Tpke. members, has agreed to move Contac CoM Capsules 99' A L A S K A N KINO dex has dropped 11 per cent. They were for the average work He said the rebates being NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE CO. All members of the class in­ I the crafts from Memphis, Tenn. week, initial claims for un­ offered by the major manufac­ PERCH FILLETSl II .19 COD FILLETS l e *1 39 CRAB CLAWS l i 1.99 The previous worst over the terested in serving on the com­ The organization’s museum turers already were taken into 295 BROAD ST., (OPPOSITE SEAR’S AUTOMOTIVE) > Lavoris Mouthwash D O T T LE 79' same period was 9.8 per cent employment insurance, new has been temporarily situated mittee are welcome to attend account when the prices were from November, 1948, to April, orders for durables, stock in Memphis, and after con­ Tuesday. A date and location quoted. He noted that discounts PHONE 643-1161 : 1949. prices, industrial materials sidering five prospective sites for the reunion will be an­ aren't being offered on entire MON., TUES., WED., FRI. 8-5:30 • THUR8. 8-8 • SAT. 8-1 $ The index measures nine prices and consumer instail- for a perrpanant home, chose nounced soon. lines of cars. PfflCES EFFECTIVE ONLY IN MANCHESTER MANCHESTER PARKADE segments of the economy such ment debt. Fall River. WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE

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■ S ' ■: 1 MEAT IS THE THING WE DO BEST AT PINEHURST OBITUARIES Goes to Bethel But we save money (or you too, on Groceries and Dairy. Special this Indians Romp over Hornets I Clement T. Lewis Mrs. Hattie T. Ortyl week on Large White STRICTLY FRESH EGGS 79$ doi., MILK, ga. VERNON - Mrs. Hattie T. jugs (plus dep.) $1.42, and with any $7.50 purchase you can buy Clement Thurman Lewis, 83, By ten Auster Mikolowsky enabled tunity, Manchester ran and questions remaining were second place in the CCIL Ortyl of 43 Heidi Dr. died formerly of 66 Linnmore Dr., Land O’ Lakes Butter at Pinehurst for only 79$ lb. Bring us your Twice previously this Manchester to maintain its it paid dividends as easy Tuesday at Rockville General would Manchester hit the with a 10-2 ledger. died Monday at an East Hart­ To Head School System coupons, clip coupons in this adv., and remember we welcome Food running game throughout. layups and short jumpers campaign, Manchester High century mark — they didn’t East Hartford copped the ford convalescent home. He Hospital. IV ” • Stamps and Town orders. built a substantial halftime Mikolowsky scored just were the results. Its move­ was the husband of Mrs Hattie Mrs. Ortyl was bom in Poland — and would everybody in jayvee game, 50-41. Jason - Dr. Bennet H. Plotkin of 50 research assistant at the UConn eight points but his produc­ ment of the ball was much True Lewis. and lived in Manchester before lead only to lose it and the the lineup score — which oc­ Tompkins paced the Indians Marion Dr. has been named department of rural sociology, tion wasn’t indicative of his better than in previous He was born March 30, 1891, coming to Vernon 65 years ago. and the department of statistics game. curred with Kerry Collins with 14 points and 12 superintendent of schools in value. games, with 27 assists in Columbia and lived in She was a communicant of St. and psychology. l/.S. Choice Pinehurst Last night before 618 paid marking with 3:13 left in the rebounds. Bethel. Conn. He succeeds Dr. GROTE & WEIGEL ' ...f Manchester more than 50 Joseph's Church of Rockville. at Clarke Arena, the Indians registered, five apiece by final canto. Gerard Murphy who resigned Dr. Plotkin has been a guest The Hornets, with a .ManrheHt<-r (95) years. He was a U.S. Army Survivors are 2 sons, Frank J, BEEF BLADE Ray Sullivan and Mark last August. lecturer in education at the NATURAL CASING raced to a 45-28 advantage decided height disadvan­ Mike Quesnel led all B F Pts. veteran of World War I. He was Ortyl of Rockville and William University of Connecticut, the after two periods and never Demko. scorers for Manchester with 1 Koepsel 2 (HI 4 M. Ortyl of New London; 2 Dr. Plotkin was appointed POT ROAST or tage, threw a press at the In­ 3 Quensnel 11 3-6 25 employed as an inspector at the University of Hartford, and looked back rolling to a 95-69 Trailing 16-13 with 1:48 left 26 points with Sullivan ad­ t Ostberg 2 (H 4 daughters, Mrs. Joseph Rogaza after a six-month search for a dians as expected. In its last Underwood Typewriter Corp. in Springfield College, FRANKFURTS win over East Hartford in the first period, Pearson ding 20 tallies. Quesnel also 3 Sullivan 8 4-4 20 Hartford for M years until he of Hartford and Mrs. Fred new superintendent. STEAK, 1st Cut contest, a loss to Conard, 0 Demko 0 2-2 2 There are 22 schools in­ Springfield, Mass. High. inserted Mikolowsky and the led in the rebounding depart­ 1 Heaiy 3 0-0 6 retired 17 years ago. Baldwin of Vernon, with whom He was also project director 10-lb. box lots Manchester succumbed to a 2 Rawlings 5 0-0 10 w cluding two high schools in the The triumph was the Silk Indians proceeded to rip off ment with 14 caroms as the He attended North United she made her home; a brother, for the Head Start program in press in the second half. 4 McNickle Bethel school system. Towners’ fifth in six the next four points to lead, Indians held a huge margin 2 Pisch Methodist Church. William Tynek of Poland; 3 They handled it much better 0 Collins A native of New Haven, he East Hampton. PINEHURST 17-16, after the first turn. He and his wife observed sisters, Mrs. Mark Mroczka He was acting school CENTER decisions and upped their last night. off the boards. In his finest 1 Mikolowsky their 54th wedding anniversary and Mrs. Frank Dlugosz, both received his M.A degree from $141 CCIL ledger to 6-5. Over-all, The Indians reeled off 11 performance in a long while, Columbia University, and his superintendent in East Hart­ HAMBURG 18 Totals 39 17-23 95 last September. of Poland, and Mrs. Josephine the Tribe is 8-6. With the set­ unanswered points at the Hal Rawlings popped in 10 Ph.D. degree in 1963 from the ford from January to July in CUTS 5 Lb. Lots "We worked very hard in KusI lliirlfnrd (69) Other survivors are a Ryzeek of Chicago, 111.; 9 1969. lb. back, the Hornets fall to 3-9 start of the second period. points for the Indians. Bart p B F Pis. I T) University of Connecticut. practice against the press,” 3 Lane daughter. Mrs. Ralph Warren grandchildren and 16 great­ Another string of nine 4 4.6 12 1 He has served as principal of less than 10-lb. lots in the league and 4-11 in all explained Tribe Coach Doug Petit was high man for East 3 Bresson 1 3-7 S 1 of Manchester; two grandsons grandchildren. markers stretched the bulge 2 Pressatnarita 1 0^1 2 1 the Stores Grammar School, At present, he is a member of 9 8 * „ games. Pearson, "I was sick and Hartford with 15 markers 2 Hewey 6 1-2 and two great-grandsons. The funeral is Friday at 8; 15 0 and a 45-28 advantage at the 13 1 and of the Wapping Grammar the executive committee for SPECIAL at $1.49 lb. Less than 5 Lbs. $1.09 lb. Playing a vital role for tired of getting beat by it.” with Rick Hewey and Ken 5 Coppinger 3 5-7 >> 1 The funeral is Thursday at 1 a m. from White-Gibson-Small LB. intermission was es­ 2 Bovi 0 0-0 0 1 A p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., School in South Windsor. He the Greater Hartford Council 79 Manchester was seldom Lane contributing 13 and 12 0 Currie 0 1-2 1 i The Indians used mild tablished. I Bansemer Home. 400 Main St., with the Rockville, with a Mass at St, was South Windsor's Dr. Rennet H. Plotkin on Economic Education, and used 6-1 senior Alex points respectively. 2 0-0 4 U superintendent in charge of U.S.CHOICE pressure of their own but The second half was all 0 DeJesus 0 0-0 0 1 Rev. Earle R. Custer of­ Joseph's Church at 9. Burial educational representative for PINEHURST U.S. CHOICE Mikolowsky. Replacing slow Manchester’s next tilt is 2 Pelil 6 3-4 15 • mainly it was relentless I ficiating. Burial will be in will be in St. B ern ard 's curriculum. and at the U niversity of the Connecticut Superinten­ moving Bob Ostberg early in Manchester with the lead Friday night at 8 at Clarke Richards 3 0-0 6 k. He has lectured at the State SEMI-BONELESS CUBE racehorse style which wilted .Vk : Center Cemetery, Columbia. Cemetery, Rockville. Connecticut summer workshop dents Association Connecticut the first half, the quicker built to as many as 31 points Arena against Wethersfield 21 Totals 26 17-28 69 Friends may call at the Technical Institute in Hartford, for teachers. He has been a Education TV Committee. the Hornets. Every oppor- at one juncture. The only Score at hall: Manchester 45-28 There are no calling hours. (Calif Cut) 0 STEAKS High, currently occupying ./ Friends wishing to do so may funeral home Thursday from 2 make memorial contributions to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A prayer POT ROAST lb. $169 to the North United Methodist service will be conducted 98 lb. I Church. Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Researcher Claims Safety Rules BITE SIZED TENDER CUBES funeral home. BEEF Bare Marrow Bones HERALD ‘Best Effort’ Mrs. Helen Lewis Mrs. C.P. Warrington Hu ve No Effect on Highway Death 39 (Soup Stock) New Mark Mrs. Helen Lewis, 76, of West SOUTH WINDSOR-Mrs. STEW lb. *1 lb. 2 ^ Hartford died Tuesday at her ANGLE Estahlishing a new Constance Post Warrington, 59, home. She was the mother of DETROIT (UPl) - Auto "People respond by taking "The people in the cars are By EARL YOST school scoring mark Keys UConn of 60 Chapel Rd. died Tuesday Chester Lewis of Manchester. safety regulations have had no more risks so the net effect is safer, but pedestrian deaths are Sports Editor at a Windsor convalescent yesterday was sophomore Other survivors are a effect on the highway death toll zero.” at a higher rate than they would Frank Toros guard Gail lamonieo with daughter, another son. a home. She was the widow of and may actually have in­ Peltzman’s conclusions differ be without the safety By Earl Yost Robert F. Warrington, creased the number of ‘‘Freezer Pleaser" It’s a good time to (ill your freezer...see 26 points as the East brother, a sister, and several greatly from those of highway regulations,” he said. Frank or Ed... (^atliolie girls’ haskethall grandchildren and great­ Bom in Worcester, Mass., pedestrian deaths, a University safety researchers, who favor Speaking to the Detroit Dunking the basketball is outlawed but Earl Wilson used Mrs. Warrington had lived in Whole 7-Rib U.S. grandchildren. of Chicago economist says. the use of devices such as seat chapter of the American Very Lean U.S. Choice team upended St. Ber­ the captain's perogative and relieved some of his South Windsor for many years. The funeral service is belts, energy absorbing Statistical Society, Peltzman nard, 48-27, in Uncasville. frustrations and brought the sellout crowd to its feet with Survivors are a son, Russell Choice Packer Cut BRISKET CORNED BEEF Scorer^s Nightmare in League Thursday at 9 a.m. at Taylor Sam Peltzman, a professor of steering column, penetration- said safety “has cost in the The previous record such a move last night at Storrs. C, Warrington of Miami, Fla.; 2 business economics, said the Whole or Thick End Scorer’s nightmare was the baskeball doubleheader last was 19 held hy Cheryl and Modeen Funeral Home, 136 resistant windshield and billions, but hasn’t produced the RIB ROAST The leader’s stuff shot drive in the final five (Herald photo by Dunn) daughters, Mrs. Laura government’s attempt to padded instrument panels. results Congress intended,” Monday night in the Rec Businessmen’s League when Mallon, a 1972 graduate. S. Main St., West Hartford. came with the University of minutes. Wetherbee of South Windsor regulate safety increas^ the He said those researchers referees tooted a grand total of 114 personal fouls. The Burial will be in Oak Hill , b * 1 . 3 3 The Eagle maidens, Connecticut far enough in Cemetery. Southington. and Mrs. Nancy McNally of number of accidents by 3 to 4 take into account only those i b * 1 . 1 9 players tired just walking back and forth from the free “Take Thomas out of the Bob Heaiy (24), Bob Ostberg (34) Eye Ball Atchinson, Kan., and 10 now 9-3 for the season, front and with only eight Friends may call at the million a year since the Motor persons involved in accidents (cut and freezer wrapped) (Simmer it slowly and buy enough throw line...Strange, but true, the Hartford Civic Center lineup and see who wins,” grandchildren. (or Sandwiches) dominated from the seconds remaining against a During Battle for Rebound Against East Hartford High funeral home tonight from 7 to Vehicle Safety Act of 1966 was and then determine whether a does not plan to have a press and promotion staffer. The Fred Barakat, Fairfield The funeral was this morning opening tap-off. Freshman tall, talented and pesky 9. enacted. device actually helped prevent facility has been without one since Mike Caruso was cut mentor said. at Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Peltzman, who specialized in Janice Eremita added Fairfield University. The The family suggests that any injury or death. He said he from the payroll before the official opening...Hartford “We lost the game with Elm St., Rocky Hill. Burial studies of the effectiveness of seven points to the win­ UConns prevailed, 87-78, memorial contributions may be projected the number of ac­ Scouts to Help FRESH FLOUNDER, HADDOCK, World Series Club struck it rich when it signed Ralph two and one-half minutes made to the American Cancer was in Rose Hill Memorial government regulation, said cidents and deaths that would FROM GERMANY... ning total while Sue coming from an 11-point' left in the half,” Baraket Park, Rocky Hill. Move Mailboxes PERCH, POLLACK Kiner to speak at its Feb. 3 meeting in New Britain. The Society, 292 S. Marshall St., drivers appear to be taking have occurred without the MILD WINE CURED Duhrue sank 15 points for deficit to top the Stags said. “We led by 11 and were greater risks because "ac­ TINY BAY SCALLOPS former National League slugger and current member of the Saints. Hartford. devices and found safety equip­ BOLTON before 4,439 howling fans. sitting pretty.” UConn cidents are cheaper” with safe­ and OYSTERS the New York Mets’ broadcasting crew, was voted into the ment did not change the over-all Donna Holland SAUERKRAUT Wilson’s basket, dis­ ty devices to protect the car's figures. baseball Hall of Fame last week. closed the gap and trailed Eagles Top Saints Kevin Mullen Members of Boy Scout Troop allowed, also resulted in a just 41-37 at the break. occupants. The drop in traffic fatalities 73 have volunteered to assist Schoolboy Basketball Kevin Mullen, infant son of "Auto safety devices which WE WILL HAVE MILK FED WHITE technical foul but the It w as an extremely J Mrs. Robert .A. Davis last year was caused mainly by residents on Boston Turnpike David and Phyllis McLarney VEAL SCALIPINE AND VEAL CHOPS manuever was only frosting physical game with little along with pitching in 10 East’s next action is SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. reduce the probability of lower speeds and fewer miles (Rt. 44A) in moving their By Doug Ovian Mulien of Sandy Brook Farm, on the cake for the Huskies, points. Saturday night at the Hart­ Eleanor Broome Davis, 56, of passenger harm may produce a driven rather than the safety mailboxes this weekend. Joe Whelton picking up Correspondent Woodstock, formerly of Dandy Don To Speak Play was tight at the out­ ford Civic Center against 159 Palmer Dr. died Tuesday at counterproductive effect of in­ devices on the vehicles, he said. Those needing assistance are Rockville now 11-3 for the season more bumps and bruises Manchester, died Saturday at Hartford Hospital. She was the creasing the probability of "The death rate is now within asked to call the Rev. David At Pinehurst Don Meredith, former NFL quarterback with Dallas and record-wise. Fairfield than assists. set with neither quintet HCC arch-rival South Hartford Hospital. having an accident,” Peltzman making y mistakes. wife of Robert A. Davis. 2 per cent of what it would have Campbell, 649-7225, to give their With this coupon and a now a well-known teevee sports personality, will be in dipped to 5-7. “The full court pressure, Catholic. The Eagles and He is also survived by his said. With this coupon and a Triumphs East Catholic topped HCC However, East’s defensive Mrs. Davis was born in State been without regulations,” he name, address and phone $10.00 purchase. Hartford Thursday night to address the Aetna Men’s Club.. "This was the best half the crowd coming to life and Rebels meet in the 9 o’clock maternal grandparents, Mr. "The actual highway death CRISCO $10.00 purchase foe St. Bernard, 52-36, last College, Pa., and had lived in said. "Drivers taking greater number and the day on which Ticket sale has been brisk for the Elks Sports Night Continuing its winning ways, that we played as a team, those three fast baskets (at strategy began paying off nightcap after Northwest and Mrs. John McLarney of toll today is no different than if 3-lb. can night at the Eagles’ Nest South Windsor for 19 years. She risks offset some of the benefits they want help, either Feb. 1 or Feb 19 featuring Dick McAuliffe, former major league in­ Rham High romped to its offensively and defen­ the start of the second half) and the Eagles opened a 14-8 Catholic and St. Paul square East Hartford; and his paternal we had no safety regulations,” of the devices and this has before a crowd of 500 to A was a member of Wapping eighth straight victory, 70-34, grandparents. Mr. and Mrs, Feb. 2. <1.99 fielder. Ray Peck is serving as general chairman. A dinner sively,” Coach Dee Rowe of turned the tide,” Rowe lead after the first turn. off in the opener of the Community Church. said Peltzman, a former caused higher pedestrian over Rocky Hill last night in a better its conference mark i Hamilton Mullen of Bulletin Board Ivory Miracle will precede the speaking program.. Steve Blass showed the winners noted. "We had observed. The gap between the schoolboy doubleheader. She is also survived by two member of the President’s deaths. Charter Oak Conference to 2-4 and over-all ledger to Manchester. The Democratic Town Com­ SHURFINE even more class in his letter to the Connecticut Sports patience, worked the ball “This was the best game Eagles and Saints widened Coming to an end last sons. Robert M. Davis of Clin­ Council of Economic Advisors. mittee will meet Friday at 7 basketball clash. 9-5. The Eagles need just The funeral and burial will be Writers’ Alliance explaining why he’ll be among the mis­ and had good stuff inside.” we’ve played all year, better in the second period. night was the 13-game win­ ton and Jeffery H, Davis of’ p.m. at the Town Hall before FRUIT Also in the area, Bolton High one more victory to qualify at the convenience of the fami­ Soap Whip sing Sunday night in New Haven at the Gold Key Dinner. Mr. Inside was Tony Han­ Sophomore forward Gary ning streak logged by the East Hartford; three the caucus which begins at 8 had its three-game win skein than against East Carolina. for the CIAC State Tourna­ ly- Blass, anxious to get his arm in shape for spring training, son who practically ruined Carlson and Moffett keyed East jayvees as St. Bernard daughters. Miss Nancy L. Davis p.m. COCKTAIL snapped by East Hampton, 76- It was a very big win for us ment for the 12th year in a plans to leave early for Florida. His arm miseries are the visitors with a 36-point an East surge with two prevailed, 54-53. Scott and Miss Christine B. Davis, The annual charge con­ Personal Size 4 Pack 2 V2 can Salad Dressing 75, Rockville High halted its after the Vermont loss, row. both of South Windsor, and Miss among baseball’s biggest mysteries. performance, 28 coming in quick buckets during the Sexton led the Saints with 18 ference of the United Methodist 3Vz oz. bars 69« Kraft 32-oz. jar nine-game losing streak with a which hurt. We want a spot Faced with the possibility N Barbara Ann Davis of Latham, Grand Jury 72-68 CVe verdict over Bloom­ the final 20 minutes, seven final two minutes of the half points while Jeff Heim and Church will be held tonight at in the ECAC Tournament.” of not qualifying for the HCC N.Y.; her mother, Mrs. Agnes field, South Windsor trounced of his 10 hits coming from in­ with a 25-16 halftime edge Rich Briggs were best for Questions 7;30. A nursery will be VIVA Barakat, a former Rowe Tournament, where only the Broome of Habertown, Pa.; a provided. Glastonbury, 8048, Coventry side. assistant, felt the Huskies established. the Eagles with 17 and 10 brother, Roger Broome of In- bowed to Cromwell, 65-58, and top four clubs make it, the Chief Walsh BIG “It was a helluva team ef­ were the best “quickest Defense prevailed in the tallies respectively. dialantic, Fla.; and a grandson. Celtic Tickets Scarce Ellington High succumbed at Eagles played a cautious third stanza and dominated « « fort. We played with more team we’ve played and the E!asl CalhoUr (52) The funeral service is Friday NEW HAVEN (UPIl - 29 TOWELS All sold out is the Sunday, March 2 appearance of the the buzzer to Suffield, 63-61. game. East reduced its tur­ P B F Pts. 89 intelligence. Hanson played with the Eagles adding just at 2 p.m. at Wapping Communi­ Bridgeport Police Superinten­ MANCHESTER (Vernon Fire Department). With the victory, its 10th in 13 best team. This game helped novers from 25 in the 2 Carlson 2 2-2 6 At Pinehurst thru Feb. 1 At Pinehurst thru Feb. 1 Boston Celtics at the Hartford Civic Center against Seattle the way h e’s capable,” nine points and the Saints 2 Lusa 4 04) 8 ty Church. The Rev. Harold dent Joseph A. Walsh has Tuesday, 7;34 p.m. — Car fire Tuesday, 11;46 p.m. — Small While today’s typical college is ea. 4 9 ^ outings, Rham qualified for the us because we came of age. previous contest to 17. "We and only end zone seats remain for the Wednesday night Rowe added. eight. East controlled the 2 Moffett 4 9-12 17 Richardson, pastor, will of­ emerged from a two-hour ses­ on Ludlow Rd., minor damage brush fire off Rt. 30, Vernon a “youth ghetto," campuses in State Tournament in the Class I know we can win the played an intelligent game,” 1 P. Thompson 1 1-3 9 March 12 date featurin9 the Celts and Phoenix...There final canto keeping the tem­ 0 Wehr 5 04) 10 ficiate. Burial will be in Wap­ sion before a federal grand jury (Town Fire Department). I Vernon). 1980 will include large numbers C Division. Kevin Dunn led the Two trenfiendous extra ef­ Garden Classic. The game East Coach Stan Ogrodnik Today, 11.26 a m. — Fire in were 1,932 no-shows - ticket holders - for the Super Bowl po at an even pace. 0 Heim 1 04) 2 ping cemetery. with a prediction that its in­ TOLLAND COUNTY of senior citizens and women of Sachems with 22 points with forts by big John Thomas was a credit to both schools. remarked. The Samsel-Bassinger clothes dryer at 4 Tracy Dr., Explore the unknown... football game in New Orleans. Paid attendance was 80,997. Eric Olsen (12), Chuck Berk Junior center John Lusa 7 Totals 20 12-17 52 vestigation will soon be over. Tuesday, 8;47 p.m. — Fire on all ages, predicts Dr. Edward B. which resulted in his “ I didn’t think UConn Junior backcourtman Bill Funeral Home, 419 Buckland The grand jury has been utility pole on Lake St., Vernon Vernon (Vernon). Lindaman, president of Whit­ TRY STOUFFER’S CAKES . . . PASTA There were also just over 10,000 no-shows forthe playoffs (10), and Todd Cherry (10) also hit seven key hoops and St. Bernard (36) battling two Fairfield would be a 40-minute team. Moffett was the game’s high P B F Pts. Rd.. is in charge of taking testimony in a federal worth College, Spokane, Wash. and 1,500 fans with tickets who passed up the NFL con­ hitting double figures. Rham is players for rebounds off the We came up here very con­ sophomore guard Peter 0 Baldwin 2 04) 4 arrangements. probe of alleged police corrup­ ference championship tilts...Ken Smith, baseball Hall of 8-1 in the COC while Rocky Hill scorer with 17 points, nine Thompson gunned four field 3 Hennegan 1 2-2 4 STOUFFER’S offensive board, and win­ fident,” he added. 3 Ladd 4 04) 8 There are no calling hours. tion and charges of brutality by falls to 0-10 in the conference from the charity stripe. Fame director, reports 1974 was the second best year in ning, and then dropping in Hanson proved just too goals from the outside. Rich 2 Magee 2 04) 4 The family suggests that any Bridgeport police. Police Plan Open House 99« FRENCH CRUMB CAKE STOUFFER’S NEW the 36-year history of the Coopersrtown attraction for paid and 1-13 in all games. Senior Captain Jim Wehr Zielinski led St. Bernard 3 Ziennski 6 (M) 12 the ball for baskets keyed much. Fairfield just 2 Sexton 2 04) 4 memorial contributions may be Talking Tuesday with SPECIAL BEEF...CHIX...CHEESE visitors. A total of 245,820 people visited the diamond Paul Groves popped in 30 turned in another fine per­ with 12 points. The Saints 0 Griswold 0 04) 0 made to the Hartford County The Exchange Club of points for Bolton but it wasn’t the down-the-stretch UConn couldn’t contain the talented reporters after the secret officers and ciub members NOTICE Regular $1.99 shrine. The building is open every day but Thanksgiving, formance leading all are now 0-7 in the HCC and 3- Lung Association. Emphysema. hearings, however, Walsh said Manchester is holding its se­ gave them guided tours of the Probate Court Is open fori enough to stop East Hampton. sophomore. 13 Totals 17 2-2 36 79< STUFKD PASTA Christmas and New Year’s...The National Baseball rebounders with 11 caroms 10 in all games. Score at half East 25-16 he was not asked any questions cond annual open house at the station on E. Middle Tpke. conferences with the judge! Pat Fletcher (18) and Kevin STOUFFER’S League will be playing before its 500,000,000th fan about police corruption or vice Manchester Police Station Sun­ Kuehl urges children and from 6:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. on I BLUEBERRY CRUMB CAKE SPECIAL Kolwalyshyn (14) followed in Bridgeport. day, Feb. 9 from 1 to 4 p.m. parents to attend. Thursday nights. Night] sometime next season. Attendance last year was the se­ Groves in the scoring depart­ Instead, Walsh said, he was Last year’s open house drew The open house is part of the telephone number; 649-0445.1 SAVE 20*-SPECIAL ^ 1 . 6 9 each cond best in history with 10 of the 12 clubs attracting over a ment for the Bulldogs, now 4-6 asked questions involving 700 people, according to Donald club’s efforts to note Crime William E. Fitzgerald million spectators...Veteran Windsor Locks High Coach in the conference and 5-7 in all ;ABOUT taxes, how taxes are paid by Kuehl, club president. Police Prevention Week observed Judge of Probate 89< Dan Sullivan has been suspended indefinitely from games. East Hampton evened policemen and the tax structure from Feb. 9 to 15. coaching and teaching by the administration. its COC standard to 5-5 and up­ Eagles Pin Weaver TOWN ped its log to 8-6 in all games. of the police department. Green Giant Diamond Shelled It was learned that a sub­ VIVA NAPKINS Rockville has won just two of NIBLET CORN Upping its record to 3-5-1 yesterday was the East poena handed to Walsh ordering WALNUTS 140 Count 13 decisions this campaign, East Central Pomona Grange him to appear before the grand 8 Oz. Can both over Bloomfield. The Catholic wrestling team with a 36-24 victory over Weaver will meet Saturday at Hillstown jury was issued by the U.S. Police Probe 3s89« 43< Toughest Batter to Fan Rams were led by Mike High of Hartford at the Eagles’ Nest. Grange, East Hartford. There 7 9 « Marshall’s 18 points followed by Bill Leahy continued his unbeaten streak, pinning Skip Internal Revenue Service. Second baseman Felix Millan of the New York Mets was will be a potluck supper at 6;30 "No problem, it was just a Doug Rice (17), Mike Baum Hubbard in 5:04. Steve Turgeon, Ed Dean, 'Terry Farrell, Wounding he toughest batter to strike out in the National League last p.m followed by a meeting at 8. general discussion of the poiice (16) and Tim Berger (13). The and Bud Faust also were victorious as East won five of the season. Millan fanned only 14 times in 585 at bat for an The lecturer’s program is en­ department that could have Of Two Men At Pinehurst Rams are 2-7 in the CVC while 12 weight classes along with one forfeit win. with this coupon and a average of once every 41.79 times at the plate. The 9 titled "Red, White and Blue” With this coupon and a Bloomfield is 3-6 in the con­ been discussed in my office,” STONINGTON (UPl) - LAND 0' LAKES East’s next match is Friday at the Eagles’ Nest against Walsh said after the session. $10.00 purchase $10.00 purchase previous year, when he also paced the NL, Millan was a ference and 3-10 over-all. Police are investigating the For Your Information Rham High. "I think this whole investiga­ CHEESE third strike victim every 31.77 times...The toughest man to John Fidler and Greg wounding of two young men by Dear friends, 100— Faust (EC) dec. Sutherland 11-0,107— Hoch (EC) tion will be over shortly," he 5-lb. Box double up in the NL was Mike Schmidt of Philadelphia. The Jankowski led South Windsor .22 pistols by two unknown won by forfeit, 114— Benitec (W) dec. Shannon 4-2,121 — Officers of Chapman Court, said. Punctuality is of prime im­ Pillsbury Buys Phillie slugger hit into just four twin-killings, just once in with 16 and 15 points respective­ Order of Amaranth, will meet assailants inside a Stonington portance in a funeral service. <4.89 ly as the Bobcats raised their Chaney (W) pinned Senerth 5:13, 128 — Turgeon (EC) Published articles have apartment Tuesday afternoon. 142 times at bat...Mel Siebold, Rec director, reports soil Friday at 6.30 p.m. at the home alleged Walsh permitted police This essential respect is due 1 Can CVC standard to 6-3, 8-6 in all pinned Miller 4:58,134— Dean (EC) pinned Anderson 5:19, The gunmen entered an Home Laundry 20-lb. tests at the Union Pond area would most likely not be able of Mrs. H. Henry, 46 laxity in fighting crime in the deceased. The service games. Glastonbury dipped to 140— Farrell (EC) pinned McCorkley 1:10, 147— Reeves apartment on Water Street Flour Campbell’s to support a large structure, such as an ice skating facility. Starkweather St. Bridgeport and did not dis­ DASH 2-7 and 4-10 with the setback. (EC) drew with Kearse 2-2, 157 — Holmes (W) dec. rented by Donald Crawford, should start promptly at the Also ruled out as a possible site, if and when that day cipline policemen charged with hour set. 5 Lb. Bag 60* oft deal pack Coventry fell to 3-7 in the COC Grigley 6-2, 169— Alexander (W) dec. Grondin 11-0,187 — 21, about 2:30 p.m., police said. TOMATO arrives for the erection of an enclosed skating area, is the brutality. * and 4-9 in all games with the Crawford and David We have always had coopera­ 5.79 Gouch (W) pinned Boland 4:31, unlimited — Leahy (EC) Two U.S. assistant attorneys, Nike Site grounds. loss to Cromwell. The Panthers Singer Learning Center for Musinski, 19, of Mystic were tion from the clergy, musicians, 32-oz. King ,n a / S 0 U P pinned Hubbard 5;04. 11, James Pinkerstein and now stand 7-3 in the circuit and early childhood education will ordered to lie on the floor, and and others identified with the 10%-oz. can Thomas F. Maxwell, Tuesday JOY 7-5 over-all. Suffield boosted its have a mid-winter open house two shots were fired, wounding service. Families, too, are declined to comment on the 20* off deal pack NCCC mark to 5-4 and over-all Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Crawford in the arm and invariably ready when our cars 89 At Pinehurst thru Feb. 1 End of the Line record to 7-7 with the win over center, 481 .Spring St. All in­ case, continuing a no-talk Musinski in the leg, police said. At PInehusrt thru Feb. 1 j 89* policy of several months. call. Ellington. The Purple Knights terested parents and their Police Tuesday described the Ernie Tureck, Park Department head, noted recently BASKETBALL- Roggr C. Lehman, president Promptness helps to provide are now 5-5 in the loop and 6-7 in children are invited. assailants as bearded and clad that any playground equipment his crew installs on school of Bridgeport Police Commis­ a respectful, dignified, funer­ Please note store hours... all games. in blue demin pants and property automatically becomes the property of the Board sion, charged in June that ram­ al service. OPEN THURS. AND FRI. 8 A.M. ’til 8 P.M. EAST EROSII BENNET (;IKI.S jackets, one of them wearing a of Education...No longer do one or two teams dominate pant illegal gambling in Respectfully, Dropping a 39-30 decision Soundly defeating Kosciuszko leather cap, but said no motive SATURDAY 8 A.M. til 8 P.M. Bridgeport was mostly ignored play in the Men’s Volleyball League at the West Side yesterday to Xavier was the of Enfield yesterday was the In .'VIemoriani for the shootings has been by police SUNDAY 8 A.M. til 2 P.M. Rec...Since 1947, when the rookie-of-the-year award was East Catholic freshman team. Bennet Junior High girls’ team, In loving memory of Charles Koberl determined. TV 62-42. Ellen Donadio and Wendy Kramer, who pass^ away January 29. Other Lehman charges in­ initiated in the National League, seven times a member of AND Crawford was taken to FUNERAL HOME East led at the half, 22-18, Warren had 20 and 14 points 1973 cluded a one-garage monopoly the Los Angeles Dodgers won. Bake McBride of St. Louis Lawrence and Memorial Phone 643-1222 before falling behind after respectively for the locals. Time heals they say, and maybe it does, on police towing; favoritism in PINEHURST GROCERY, INC, was the 1974 winner. McBride was the third Cardinal, all Hospital in New London, where RADII (Herald photo by Dunn) three quarters. Norm Funk and Sharon Maher and Kathy But memories last and so does love. prosecuting parking tickets; 2I9 WEST CENTER - MANCHESTER. CONN he was treated and released. outfielders to be a tabbed. The others were Wally Moon Ollie Lucier were high for the Bilodeau each added 10 tallies. Down in our hearts, he is living yet. improper ties among police, JOHN F TIERNEY - BARBARA TIERNEY 302 MAIN Just North of the Armory and Bill Virdon...Postponed indefinitely are the Men’s and We loved him too dearly, to ever forget Musinski was taken to Westerly Eagles with 14 and 10 points Monday, Bennet bowed to prosecutors and two criminal THOMAS F TIERNEY - JOHN J CRATTY TONIGHT Bill Moffett of East Looks tq Pass Off Hospital in Rhode Island, where We have some 12 to 13 lb. Turkeys. Women’s Town Duckpin Bowling Tournaments at the respectively. East is now 6-9 for Timothy Edwards of South lawyers, and the brutality of 7:25 Whalers vs. Blades, Sadly missed. he was listed in satisfactory Holiday Lanes. Saints’ Rick Zielinski Raises Arm in Defense the season. Windsor, 50-24. Mother. FaUier and Family some policemen. WTIC condition Tuesday night. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 29, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Com., Wed., Jan. 29, 1975 — PAGE NINETEEN . ■■ .1 . , — - -..I I .... — — ' ' m Arises Healthier Future NFL Clubs Stock Up Beef, Referee Expected for ABA SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) - The some enthusiasm there, then we will Only Scraps Left for Today LAS VEGAS. Nev. (UPI) - Bill umpire calls the play from a perch on American Basketball Association have 11.” Riordan, manager of Jimmy Connors, the sidelines. came away from its midseason On the television front, Carl threatened Tuesday night to call off Laver has no objection to Howe and meetings today with a slightly Lindemann, vice president of sports NEW YORK (UPI) - are hardly household names. of Notre Dame and Dwight Mike Fanning of Notre defensive end Mark Sunday’s $100,000 winner-take-all ten­ Lanna. Even Gonzalez admitted that, healthier look. for the National Broadcasting Co., National Football League M cD onald, the NCAA Dame to Los Angeles and Mullaney of Colorado State nis match with Rod Laver unless but the fiery-tempered old pro said he The financial makeup of the league said NBC was seriously considering clubs stocked up on the beef Three quarterbacks — receiving king from San Jimmy Webb of Mississippi and Pittsburgh took safety Pancho Gonzalez steps down as would not step down. has been improved and there are in­ an ABA package for the 1975-76 Tuesday and only the scraps Chris Kupec, the NCAA pass Diego State. State to San Francisco. Dave Brown of Michigan. referee. Riordan was asked point-blank if creasing hopes the ABA might come season. are left for today. percentage record holder Dan Natale of Penn State Los Angeles, in fact, had Anthony Davis, the Gonzalez, the 46-year-old tennis Connors would “let $100,000 go down up with improved national television The ABA’s appearance on NBC will NFL teams went heavily from North Carolina, Rick heads the group of tight ends three first round picks and Heisman Trophy runnerup great, was adamant and said the spon­ the drain because of the dispute,” and exposure next season. depend largely on the ratings for the for linemen in the opening Worley of Howard Payne available while 6-foot-6, 250- made them all tackles. from use, went to the New sor, Caesars Palace casino-hotel, has he replied, “You better believe it.” At the close of their two-day rest of the season of another televised seven rounds of the annual and Alvin White of Oregon pound offensive tackle The second was offensive York Jets on the second the authority to choose the referee Connors, who had been expected meetings Tuesday, league owners an­ product — the National Hockey college player draft Mon­ State—should go early Caesar Douglas of little tackle Dennis Harrah of round as the 37th player and he is it. Monday, had not arrived by Tuesday nounced new investors had been found League. day, taking nearly a ton and today. Probably the best Illinois Wesleyan also should Miami (Fla.), selected just taken and two-time All Gonzalez is tennis director at night but Riordan said he would to pump money into the San Diego “The league (ABA) obviously needs a half of line talent in the running back still available be drafted high today. before the New York Jets America linebacker Rod Caesars Palace. definitely fly in from Los Angeles Conquistadors franchise, which is a television contract and there is no first round alone and leaving is Brad Davis of Louisiana Monday’s early going dealt their No. 1 pick to New Shoate of Oklahoma went to “Riordan is out of order,” Gonzalez with his coach Pancho Segura today. drawing only half as many patrons as question in my mind it will eventually very few name players for State and the top wide belonged almost exclusively Orleans for veteran defen­ New England four picks exploded, adding a few choice Laver, who at 36 is 14 years older needed to reach a break-even finan­ get one,” said Lindemann. “We’re today’s final 10 rounds. receivers are Ritch Bahe of to the linemen. Besides the sive end Billy Newsome. later. Linebacker Richard expletives. “Let him read the con­ than his prospective foe, has been on cial point. examining the whole first-quarter The players who are left Nebraska, Pete Demmerle 12 taken on the first round, The Saints then picked Wood, Davis’ well-known tract for the match. I am the hand since last Friday practicing at On Monday the Indiana Pacers, sports picture.” 67 of the 182 players chosen tackle Kurt Schumacher of teammate, also went to the referee.” the new half-million-dollar Caesars another faltering ABA club, was sold Lindemann said a decision would be (Herald plioto by Dunn) Monday were linemen. Ohio State. Jets on the third round. Riordan, on his part, said, “Jimmy Palace Tennis Pavilion for the grudge to a group headed by Indianapolis made on the ABA after the end of the After Atlanta opened the Guard Lynn Boden of Roosevelt Leaks of Texas, will not play if we don’t have the match between the ace left-handers. businessman Thomas Binford. hockey season. He said the ABA could draft by taking California South Dakota State was the a record smasher in the referee and umpire agreed on last The Australian admits that some That leaves Memphis as the most conceivably replace the NHL or share Bennet Junior Mights Hoop Array Rucker Upset quarterback Steve sixth lineman taken, going Southwest Conference as a November when the match was made. animosity is involved in the contest. troublesome team left in the league, time with the hockey league- next Bartkowski, the “ Beef to Detroit. junior but injured most of his That was announced in New York but In answer to questions about the and reports were widely circulated season. Parade’’ began—and it Cincinnati took linebacker senior year, went to I guess the news didn’t filter out here match Sunday, he said, “There is a lit­ during the ABA meeting that the The largest issue left unsettled at Coach Fred Lennon's 1974-75 Kearney, Steve Crispino, Jim With Patriots didn’t include Lineman-of- Glenn Cameron of Florida, Baltimore in the fifth round to Pancho.” tle bit of animosity —if you want to Sounds would be the team moved to the close of business Tuesday was the Bennet Junior High basketball Fleurenl, Del Knowles. Top row. the-Year Randy White, the Houston selected fullback and Oakland took David Riordan said the agreed upon call it that. Cincinnati next season. selection of a new commissioner tb team is comprised of front row, left Bob Gagnon, Jay Whiston, Rick Maryland star who was Don Hardeman of Texas Humm, Nebraska’s passing referee is Bob Howe, an Australian ABA Commissioner Tedd Munchak succeed Munchak, who has made it to right, Walter Adamy, Mike Marshall, Steve McKenzie, Jeff BOSTON (UPI) — Outspoken wide receiver Reggie chosen second by Dallas as a star. Two more successful (UPI photo) A&I, New England picked who is now a resident of London, Connors was ranked No. 1 by the has promised he would head up a Cin­ clear he will step down and take con­ Linsenbigler, Dave Wyman, Joe Phelon, Mike Stankiewicz, Coach Rucker is bitter over the New England Patriots’ decision linebacker. tight end Russ Francis of quarterbacks were picked a Association of Tennis Professionals Lennon. England and is with the Dunlop spor­ cinnati franchise and at first he said trol of the Cincinnati franchise. Basseta, Richard Dahlem. Center, to trade him to the Cleveland Browns. Guard Ken Huff of North Oregon and Denver chose round later. Penn State’s for 1974 and was also the top money- Center of Tennis Controversy there would be only 10 teams in the Brian Matre, John Wilson, Craig ting goods company. The designated ‘Maybe I should have sat Carolina went to Baltimore cornerback Louie Wright of Tom Shuman was taken by umpire, he said, is Gus Lanna, an getter with $285,210. Laver tapered off league next season — meaning one of John Y. Brown, husband of Ken­ Cincinnati and Michigan’s Rod Laver and Pancho Gonzalez tucky Colonels’ owner Ellie Brown, down and not worried about the club could be greater as the No. 3 pick and San Jose State. American. last year and won $117,450 for ninth the current clubs would be moved. it instead of playing when I Dennis Franklin went to was elected league president at the than the value of a fourth Chicago took running back Dallas grabbed linebacker The referee has over-all authority place. He was ranked fourth by the But Tuesday Munchak said if Lack of Depth Solved was hurt,” said Rucker Detroit. meetings and Brown said he would round pick.” Walter Payton of Jackson Tom Henderson of Langston for conditions in the match while the ATP. Memphis can improve its situation from his Washington D.C., Two other quarterbacks Rucker said his problems State. Cleveland grabbed (Okla.), Buffalo took this year the league could operate like to see New York Nets General home. highlighted the seventh began when he had “words” defensive end Mack Mitchell linebacker Tom Ruud of Six-Footer Stars with 11 clubs next season. Manager Dave Debusschere as the The Patriots Tuesday round— Stene Joachim, the new commissioner. with assistant coaches Bill of the University of Houston Nebraska and Los Angeles “What I’m saying now is that we Patriots Drafting traded Rucker to Cleveland and Houston selected selected tackle Doug France NCAA total offense leader Nelson and Ray Perkins, from Temple, going to will have 10 or 11 teams in the league Debusschere said he was flattered, for the Browns’ fourth round linebacker Robert Brazile, of Ohio State. In ABA Shootout next season,” Munchak said. “ If and grew. Baltimore and Pat Haden, but said he was a long way from choice in the National Foot­ “Most of it came during also of Jackson State. Two defensive backs went W k Memphis succeeds and can demand making up his mind on the subject. BASKETBALL T o F ill O penings ball League draft. Later in in order—Tim Gray of Texas the Rhodes Scholar from league's eighth annual the games,” he said. “There SAN ANTONIO, Tex. the day New England used Olympic sprinter Larry A&M going to St. Louis and Southern Cal, being taken by (UPI) — About the only midseason exhibition. MIDGETS just wasn’t any direction Burton of Purdue went to Los Angeles. Instead of the usual trophy, FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) — The New England Patriots, the deal to draft running Mike Williams of LSU going thing left undecided With Kevin Rusen and Neil from the coaches on the New Orleans as a wide Ohio State, Nebraska and Lewis’ prize as most valuable whose lack of depth showed in the final part of last season, back Allen Carter of the to San Diego. Miami took TIRE CLEARANCE following ’Tuesday night’s Bulls Have Cleveland’s Number Desimone netting seven and six sidelines, and that includes receiver and then six Southern California each player was a quarter horse drafted players in different positions in the opening day of University of Southern tackle Darryl Carlton of American Basketball 125-97 thrashing by the Bulls NBA All-Star game two weeks points respectively, Nassiff Fairbanks. (Jim) Plunkett straight linemen were had eight players chosen in EVERY SIMILE TIRE IN OUR STOCK REDUCED^ polyesters named “Tough Julie” or $2,000 NEW YORK (UPI) - The the National Football League draft. California, a 6-foot, 208- Tampa, Oakland tabbed Association All-Star game Chicago Bulls don’t seem to Tuesday night, the 17th time in ago, stung young and defensive­ Arms topped Andy’s, 2C-21, last needed help sometimes and chosen. Three defensive the first seven rounds and cash. Monday at the West Side Rec. The Patriots, 1-6 after a 6-1 start, picked up a tight end, pound speedster. defensive back Neal Colzie was whether little Freddie recognize that the Cleveland 18 meetings since Cleveland ly weak Atlanta for 39 points wasn’t getting it. A lot of the tackles went in order—Gary Houston had seven. The Big ★ lABULS ★ STEE KITS ★ WWTEWAUS ★ BUCIWAUS “I haven’t made up my mind Wayne Webb had seven linebacker, defensive tackle, running back, quarterback, “I wasn’t traded for my of Ohio State, the third rv/u :. Lewis of St. Louis will keep Cavaliers have changed. entered the league that and 10 assists to lead New York players were getting “Big Hands” Johnson of Eight was the leading con­ yet which I want,” he said. markers for the losers. defensive back and two wide receivers Tuesday over the performance on the field. Buckeye picked on the first ★ CAMPa TIRES ★ . SPORTS CAR TIRES ^ MANUFACTURED BY his quarter horse. From the second quarter on, The Cavs are playing better Chicago’s beaten the Cavs. “We to victory. Frazier rang up 35 frustrated.” Grambling to San Diego, ference with 24 selections. made them look every bit as points in the first three Last night at the West Side first seven rounds. In addition, they acquired another run­ There’s no way a fourth round, Minnesota named there was no question which ball this season than they ever Rec, WINF outlasted Regal’s, round draft chice can Lewis, a six-footer in a game team was the best. After have in their short four-year good as we could. quarters, 12 more than his ning back by trading a draft choice. ATTENTION ★ VWI “With maturity we’ve built game average. Herm Gilliam 35-2^ Eric Garuder paced the Top choice was tight end Russ Francis, who left the produce on the field for the which considers that short, led playing to a 32-32 first-quarter history and find themselves in winners with 17 points with all scorers with 26 points, this into a pretty good team, but scored 22 points for Atlanta, in­ University of Oregon and did not play in his senior year. Patriots next year the way tie, the East led throughout, the running for a playoff berth Russ Kuczinski and Tony ^ TOYOTA logged more playing time than we’re hurting for depth at guard cluding 10 in a seven-minute I could have. So I feel that heavily outscoring the West in for the first time ever—but it Chervette adding six markers Linebacker Rod Shoate, one of Coach Chuck Fairbanks’ any other All-Star, had 11 and the way we played tonight span in the fourth quarter as the this is just one more way each of the remaining quarters sure isn’t because of the Bulls. apiece. Brian Stelly and Harold former players at Oklahoma, was the second round pick; ^ ★ DATSUN assists, two steals and was the and breezing to All-Star records we’d have a hard time putting Hawks vainly tried to catch up. they have of twisting the "We can play so much better Brainard had 14 and eight Ohio State defensive tackle Pete Cusick, projected as a J symbol of the East’s 151-124 for the most points (151) and Humpty Dumpty together.” Earl Monroe also had 22 points knife in me,” he said. than that,” Cavs Coach Bill tallies respectively for Regal’s. middle guard, was the third round selection. LAREDO BLAC.i' _ _ domination of the West in the most total points (275). Knicks 113, Hawks 111 for New York. "I just refused to be in­ Fitch said following his team’s Walt Frazier, MVP at the Action at the East Side Rec The Patriots traded discontented wide receiver Reggie ^.last night saw Allied Builders Rucker to Cleveland to gain a second fourth round pick, timidated by the coaching vbest Manchester Police, 29-16, then used the Browns’ selection to take Southern Califor­ staff, and that is why this P and Automatic Comfort out- nia running back Allen Carter. The other fourth round happened,” he said. K» score Community Y, 31-25. Jack choice was wide receiver Steve Burks of Arkansas State, The trade came as no sur­ M o w SPECIAL Lyon netted six points for Allied who also had been used as a quarterback, runner and prise. and Jeff Dolen had a like Rucker ran into trouble .number for Police. Brad Jones punter. A liMNiDOMCSIK In the fifth round, the Patriots also had two choices, one with Patriots' Coach Chuck ^ poured in 12 for Automatic and Fairbanks for derogatory '*'P'y Nylon 4 IKE WN V 2 WHEE MSC KIM MMM ‘■Bill Hoyt hit for six points for coming from Philadelphia via Monday’s trade of running •MCIISUUIIW HRHcnusiani Ijnai Fuinci ImM SktlMdi , w Community. back John Tarver. First choice of the round was 6-4 remarks just before being •HHIlHMOHItOSUIS •MHinnuB Children's Ski Race placed on the inactive list. CARRY 4n)WaCw< OiuMM tgowMceSdunMl quarterback Steve Grogan of Arkansas State. The other fF '^ c k w a ll •mtl Rtff IME •Munyui Rucker, going to his fourth •OKIMHISJIS ‘ PEE WEE pick was defensive back Steve Freeman of Mississippi team in six years as a pro, • outMacn I /^xl3 ^ With Mike St. Laurent out- State. Snow Tires •MlSHUHHCmfi 1 tB5xl3 M8 *19 ' scoring the opponent himself, Fullback Leon Crosswhite, another of Fairbanks’ former broke his wrist early in the MANCHESTER STATE BANK CUP RACE ' Manchester Travel Service got 1974 season, but played six Sooners, came in a trade from Detroit for the sixth round t-v- , past VFW, 20-13, last night at more games with a N ALIGNMENT C78x13 selection and an undisclosed 1976 draft choice. 1 Bfl 78x13 M9 *21 *39 I' the Community Y. St. Laurent lightweight cast before 650x1a GIRLS & BOYS, AGE 6-17 FEB. 1,1975 - 9:00 A.M. " popped in 14 points for the New England’s final pick of the first day was wide • CirrKt ^xU - receiver Lawrence Williams of Texas Tech, a seventh going on the injured reserve 19.99 $ 7 9 5 076x14 V winners with Mike Bums ad- list. ^•ET. 1.78 g NSICNS Cailif 1/5x14 ' ding four tallies. Billy Hill and round choice. 1 CR78x14 *21 *22 *41 “We made the decision in • CiHKt Caster • Xarreet Tn-Oit REGISTER NOW Northview Ski Area, Manchester ^ Mike Calabro had four apiece Fairbanks summed up the crew of picks by saying, : for VFW. “Maybe we did a little bit better than I thought we could the best interests of the 1 ER78X14K *23 *24 *46 club,” said Fairbanks. “The BALL JOINTS drafting in the position we did. I won’t know how we did un­ ^75x14 ‘12 ^ 4 1 175x14 BUSINESSMEN til I see all of them in practice next fall but at this par­ trade is beneficial or has a F78xl4 High scoring affairs were chance of being beneficial to 1 FR^xl4195xM *25 *48 ticular moment I do feel good.” "e9.23.99,F.E.T.J.,6.. ^ | 0 , 188 witnessed last night at Illing The team had gone into the draft looking for a runner our club. Reggie’s value to 1 6^5x14 Junior High with the Buzzards G78x14 with outside speed and several defensive backs. They may 305x14 *49 BOYS & GIRLS AGE GROUPS upending Telso, 92-86, and Hon­ Steel-Belted 1 GWx14 *25 *26 da Civics outdistancing have gotten their runner in Carter, who has 9.5 speed in the 4.^M9,F.E.T.J.32., ^ 2 6 1 6^x14 l(X)-yard dash. Freeman, not rated among the top five 1 H78k14 Groman’s Sports Shop, 105-88. Whitewall CHECK AND r e s t o r e BRAKE FLUID IF NEEDED 1 215x14 1 HR7BX14 *26 *27 '$1 6-7-8 Years Old Ron Sorois (21), Jim Katin secondary men, was the only cornerback picked. DISC BRAKES AND FRONT WHEE L DRIVE C -..; 1 960x16 116.95 (16) and Bill Boudier (15) were What the draft did net was insurance players. Francis, a Radial Tires a d d it io n a l best for the Buzzards with Dave 6-6 240-pound pro wrestler and a draft pick of the Kansas 1 685x19 . M2 9-10 Years Old Barrows (28), Jim Evans (23) City Royals’ baseball team, could replace Bob Windsor, if B B rO » 1 3 . _ , , , , * Reg. 49.99, F.E.T.2.32...... SHOCK y and Larry Coveil (22) leading the veteran tight end’s tom knee ligaments fail to heal. BOWLING *25 *26 *49 11-12 Years Old Telso. Jack Lawrence netted 24 ER 70X14 3 Complete ".V' j Q^^78x15 Cusick, 6-2, 255 pounds, could fill in at noseguard in New Reg. 52.99, F.E.T. 2.80...... points for Honda with Don England’s “stack” defense if Arthur Moore is unable to Brake ABSORBERS 13-14 Years Old Coppen and Bruce McLean ad­ SILK CITY- Dan Humiston FR 70X14 ^Bxlb *26 *27 *51 ding 19 and 16 markers respec­ recover from a severe knee injury. Reg. 54.99, F.E.T. 3.01...... lri|lial EM ip m t Oiality 1 Grogan, at 6-4 and 205 pounds, is the “active option 220-566, Jim Benoit 221-533, Bob Overhaul 15-17 Years Old tively. Ron Riordan had a Thompson 203-540, Harry Pleci- GR 70X14 * 49t? Lon game-high 33 points for quarterback” the Patriots hope to use behind weak-kneed Reg. 56.99, F.E.T. 3.18...... *29 i ty 266-621, Ken Thomas 223-223- Here’s What We Do • INSPECT MASTER CYLINDER $il98 1 ^VxL *28 *57 Groman’s with Frank Breen Jim Plunkett. Cost listallatioi 229-675, Pete Rotkiewicz 202, GR 70x15 & BRAKE LINES • REPACK & INSPECT FRONT and Mike Reardon adding 27 Shoate gives the Patriots a chance to trade one of their Reg. 59.99, F.E.T. 3.17...... Available Rollo Masse 206-541, Phil Ban­ WHEEL BEARINGS • REBUILD ALL 4 WHEEL CYLINDERS 1 L^xll and 17 tallies respectively. many linebackers, while Burks and Williams will have to croft 202-520, Mike Hurley 552, • REPLACE BRAKE LININGS ON ALL 4 WHEELS 1 535x15 *31 *29 *64 HR 70X15 $ 4 8 • TURN & RESURFACE ALL 4 BRAKE DRUMS 1 LR/BxIS fill the hole left by the trading of Rucker. Omer Quirion 518, Jim Reg. 61.99, F.E.T. 3.36...... ILLING VARSITY • ADJUST BRAKES FOR PROPER DRUM CONTACT MUFFLERS HlTKEXmMULS-IUCnHmWIlS ^ The trading of Rucker was a foregone conclusion, com­ Lawrence 501, John Goiangos AUnBWHT MSItliiUi; Capturing its fifth game of LR 70X15 • BLEED & FILL SYSTEM WITH H.D.BRAKE FLUID THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO ALL CHILDREN BETWEEN ing a little more than two months after he openly criticized 540, Dick Cote 532, Jim Stamler Reg. 64.99, F.E.T. 3.76...... $50 HOSl FOODS iflnownPMUs Extra Charge If New Drums. Master- the campaign yesterday was Fairbanks’ management of the team. 543, Skip Mikoleit 516, Ken CHEWS, Cylinder or Wheel Bearings Are Needed THE AGES OF 6-17 WHO RESIDE IN CONN. the Illing Junior High team, 82- Plecity 201-530, Walt Shaffer WHEEL BALANCE SPECIAL! For American & Some Foreign Cars WVHOIJIHS The Patriots had tried to deal Rucker for a second round fast track 71 over Windham. Bill Finnegan 200-214-595, Win Conant 213-556^ iAll riKID led Illing with 25 points will Bill draft choice but the deal fell through^ Wheel Balanced OH 7 5 9 Tom Alberti 210-525, Ray Chit- Car, including weights * polyester special This Event Sponsored by The Manchester State Bank Talbot, Frank Beaupre and Bill tick 215-206-613, Bob Bassett SAVE OVER and the Town of Manchester Recreation Department Kelly adding 20, 17 and 12 209- 545, Enso Pavan 225-551, markers respectively. Three New Englanders Frank Pitts 200-573, Skip RACINGS Scoville 204-502, Jerry Wade ^piis;24t| m TIR F^ H60>15 MRS GIRLS 210- 560, Jim Magowan 212-570. FUEL Victorious for only the third Picked in Grid Draft bRI ★ TROPHIES TO TOP 3 IN EACH BOY AND GIRLS’ AGE CLASSES time in 13 outings yesterday was the Manchester High girls’ BOSTON (UPI) - The Cin­ He also handled the teams’ pun­ S T . JAMES- Join cinnati Bengals have taken the ting and kickoff duties, and Scheibenphflug 127-352, Myge ,'W|» USED ^ MANCHESTER STATE BANK CUP FOR BEST TIME OF DAY team, 41-27 over East Hartford fy -.. ^ . »5j non PopulgrShe High at the Hornets’ gym. first two New England players averaged 38 yards per punt. On Agostinelli 136, Sheila Barpato Nancy Downing and Jean picked in the National Football 45 kickoffs, the native of Villa 138-128-355. I TIRES E78xl4block-j-2.33FET. League draft. ★ HOT CHOCOLATE, COFFEE, DONUTS AT RACE FOR ALL HaHoran paced the Tribe Park, Calif, booted 15 into or Heavy Duty FUEL DRI GAS LINE ANTI- O 6-Amp Auto ONNJS RADIAL TIRE HtADQUARTCki out of the end zone. maidens with 13 and 10 points The Bengals picked Boston FREEZE, 12 OZ., Reg. 39' Ea...... O FOR Battery Charger College offensive tackle A1 Not until 158 other players Shock Absorbers respectively. Du PONT GAS BOOSTER Compliments of The Bank Manchester’s jayvees ran Krevis in the second round and had been selected did Boston SCOREBOARD CONCENTRATE, 8 oz„ Reg. 64'...... their unbeaten streak to 10 with selected Harvard wide receiver College’s Mike Esposito get the NHL Our call. The Eagles’ running back, Reg. MT TTRA MAH a 35-23 win over East Hartford. Pat Mclnally in the fifth round. Tuesday's Results FREE 7 9 9 STP OIL TREATMENT I 4 8 6 DIVISION WHOLESALE TIRE COMPANY Register In Person or By Mail... ^ Kathi Klotzer paced the locals kept from All-American status NY Islanders 6, Minnesota 2 INSTALLATION I EACH 15 OZ., Reg. 1.09...... 19.99 Krevis, 6-3, 265 pounds was because of knee and shoulder with 15 markers. Detroit 4, St. Louis 4 WOOD HANDLE SNOW the workhorse of the BC offen­ injuries finally was selected by Stop front end dip on Heavy duty color coded bat­ OffieiilStite Motor Los Angeles 5, NY Rangers 5 REMOVER WITH BRUSH, Reg. 9 9'. Wl AMOnCAN sive front last season, opening the Atlanta Falcons in the curves, enjoy a smoother, tery clamps: automatic cir­ VoMciolMpoctioiStitioi I REGISTRATION FORM montreal 3, Varicouver 1 cuit breaker. For all 6 or 12 MO'*0«a fl!S S holes for Keith Barnette, the seventh round. safer ride. Let us check your 8-FT. ALL COPPER HEAVY DUTY SINCE 1929 MANCHESTER STATE BANK I Name ...... Surge Toward Title nation’s leading scorer. He was Esposito is Boston College’s WHA shocks today. BOOSTER CABLES, Reg. 2.49...... volt vehicles. Home of the Free Checking Account the 39th choice over-all, and the Tuesday's Results I Address...... COPENHAGEN (U PI)-The all-time rushing leader. HARTFORD MANCHISTER | WATERBURY 1041 MAIN STREET seventh offensive tackle taken Minnesota at Baltimore, Ppd. Russian duo of Irina Rodnina The last New England college Alternate Dates To Be An­ I City...... in the annual draft of college Phoenix 3, Indianapolis 1 SALE: WED. thru SAT. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 and Aleksandr Zaitcev surged product picked on Tuesday was 3 WAYS TO CHARGE INMiaisl. MIMUTm. nounced: Telephone Rec Dept. ■ HGIRL DBOY talent. Toronto 6, Quebec 4 MANCHESTER MN. NAM IN. 40 WMWSI. teOMsnruM skillfully towards their third wide reciever Tony Giaquinto Open Late Every Night V-SMO AwNim — ■hMuM Amih«(rfiv4)|«S1\ 40.1MI mom Winter Sport* Answer Phone ' Mclnally, 6-6, 205, set seven Chicago 4, Cleveland 3 ..... I J Bui»>MniaM OMrMMte 44V401I J Age Group ...... pairs title Tuesday night in the of Central Connecticut, drafted 1145 Tolland Turnpike Except Sat. ’til 6 P.M. » • k ,Tm ,M 0>UI HmaMM Mr04dl 643-4700 and Welch The RECREATION DEPT. OFFICE of the nine Harvard receiving in in the ninth round by Green Edmonton 7, Houston 5 MirmAs*n .IhaHWtt-l *04 S*0.»J0 Herald for Announcemenle. GARDEN GROVE ROAD, MANCHESTER European figure skating cham­ Winnipeg 9, San Diego 7 pionship*. his two years of varsity play. Bay. 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In lalrncM to til of out cutlom tft, we resafve Ihe fljjht to limit M let to three FwcKagei of anv item except where olherwite J**'f'* olfared lor aaie not available In caae lota, or to other relail dealera or wholaaaiera Moat itema tpeclaily aa'e priced, tome al our everyday low pricea. Goldman Unveils School Space Plan Clip these THE M FAMILY^ Involving $500,000 High School Wing vahiaible LAWYER. SOUTH WINDSOR Judy ku(‘hnf‘l shows a crunch in the high recommendations are im­ at 1 and 3 p.m., will deal with a The South Windsor coupons Keeping Outsiders Out Much to the surprise of those school arts department; in­ plemented. child’s growing experiences. Democratic Woman’s Club will in attendance, as well as some dustrial, home economics, Saying he is aware of the dif­ Tickets are $1.75. For infor­ hold its annual installation and "THIS PARK IS FOR LOCAL Town Council officials, South music, metal and woods. ficult economic situation now mation contact Phyllis membership luncheon Satur­ and save! RESIDENTS ONLY. ALL OTH­ Windsor Superintendent of The school board took no ac­ confronting the country, Gold­ Freeman, 644-1130 or Roberta day, at the Lounge, Sullivan Ellective Mon., Jan. 27-Sat. Fab. 1 ERS KEEP OUT.” Schools Dr. Robert Goldman, tion on the report, and town Could a city lawfully put up man said he would be remiss if Black, 644-8758. Ave. A cocktail hour will begin Any or all coupons may be redeemed with one $5 purchase last night released a multi-point councilmen today were given he did not, as superintendent, Senior Citizens at 11:30 a.m. with luncheon at such a sign? program aimed at correcting their first view of exactly what make the recommendations for The South Windsor Senior 12:,30p.m. Tickets are available severe space shortage in the Goldman is recommending. the school board’s needs. Citizens will meet Feb. 12 at through Mrs. Mary Doocy, 2093 With this coupon and a $5 purchase. I s 292 With this coupon and a $5 purchase. high school. The report involves While over-all reaction to their new location in St. Ellington Rd. Reservations Dr. Goldman recommended transferring students, Goldman’s report was not Margaret Mary’s Church Hall, must be made in advance. the closing of the Ellsworth switching teachers, eliminating available from Town Council Hayes Rd. Miracle School, the transferring of Ellsworth School, hiring more members today it is believed The meeting, which will The annual benefit dance for Fk*ee! ....C tl seventh grade students back to high school teachers, as well as the council may look at the begin at 1 p.m. will feature the the South Windsor Youth elementary and a $500,000 addi­ other shifts in the educational report with a conservative eye. chickih Campbell’s W hip keepoUT magic act of Albert Endee of Hockey Association will be held NOODLE the tion to South Windsor High programs. The report will be discussed Windsor. Feb. 8 at St. Margaret Mary’s Miracle Salad Dressing _ steak is ttfe OR School. Phasing out of Ellsworth by the school board over the Any member wishing to at­ Church Hall. Tickets are C hicken The addition, estimated at could save an estimated $100,- next couple of weeks and will tend the luncheon and show at available from Joan Beck, 644- Kraft 10,000 square feet, would sup­ 000, Dr. Goldman said. probably come before the Town the Coachlight Inn, Feb. 19 0413. The public is invited. v^ '*w 32 oz. jar However, building costs for an Noodle Soup §iSE! posedly be 50 per cent reim- Council by March. must contact Mr. Snow at the 10% oz. can burseable by the slate. Dr. industrial wing at the high Present Show South Windsor Town Hall as I; Good Mon., Jan. 27-Sal., Feb. 1 W hen 291 Limit one can per customer. Limit one jar per customer. Goldman said. school are estimated at more The Sisterhood of Temple soon as possible. Of course, any community may favor its own residents in a For the past four months than $400,000. and coupled with Beth Hillel will present The Hriefs suggested minor renovations to Brown University in Provi­ variety oLways—for example, in Goldman has been leading up to Growing Theater in a produc­ The South Windsor Woman’s last night’s report, following an the elementary schools, the en­ dence, R.I., was originally called providing police and fire protec­ tion entitled "Cabaret for Club will meet Monday at 7:45 tion. earlier report which shows tire program involves at least Rhode Island College Estab­ 293 With this coupon and a $5 purchase. 2 9 4 With this coupon and a $5 purchase. Kids’’ Sunday at the South p.m. at the Society for Savings, But there are constitutional some 33 additional elementary $500,000 expenses. Additional lished in 1764, it was renamed in — Windsor High School. Ellington Rd. A celebration of 1804 and is the sevetith oldest £ 1 ^ limitations to this kind of “dis­ classrooms over the next cou­ staff members will also be The program, which will be the club’s 55th anniversary will crimination” against outsiders. ple of years. Another report needed if Goldman’s university in the nation. Ivory S o ftw ev e available in two performances be a highlight of the evening. Generally speaking, a city cannot keep its parks exclusively for T issue local residents. The law’s reason­ Soap Bathroom MASTER CHARGE WELCOME ON FREEZER ORDERS 2 roll pack 2 ply ing is that parks are, by their Personal Size 4 pk. £ 1 very nature, meant for “the com­ mon good of mankind." One beach community, hoping 3 V 2 o z . O m . Ir t - * . bars fl; to reduce the annual summer in­ WESTERN^EEF flux of out-of-towners, tried a less She Heralii Good Mon., Jan. 27-Sat., Feb, 1. Good Mon., Jan. 27-Sat., Feb. 1 drastic means of control. Any­ Area Profile Limit one 4 pack per customer, Limit one pkg. per customer. body using the beach was required to pay a fee—and the fee for nonresidents was set considerably 63 TOLLAND TPKE. W W TUBS., WED., SAT. higher than for residents. MANCHESTER, CONN. V V „ 290 With this coupon and a $5 purchase. 295 With this coupon and a $5 purchase. But here too, a court held that Lake Groups Divided the discrimination was uncon­ TEL. 643-1184 M g ?n r ® P rem iu m stitutional. Relying on a “public WE RESERVE THE RIGHT SUNDAY 910 6 raiSbury g e t * ^ , trust” doctrine, the court said; TO LIM IT QUANTITIES WE ACCEPT FEDERAL fgu 5 “The beach and the open wa­ ters must be open to all on equal On Town Owning Roads FOOD STAMPS .S altin es I Nabisco 16 oz. box Pilkbugs F lour terms. While municipalities may E E S ’! charge reasonable fees for the use xxxx of their beaches, they may not COVENTRY having the housing codes more Slbbag strictly enforced. OPEN SUNDAY 9-6 f l o u r discriminate between residents Monica Shea and nonresidents.” Only three associations, n idea rcctpes Correspondent Gerald Park, Lakewood SPECIALS THURS., FRI. AND SAT. ,„.i, On the other hand, discrimina­ 742-9495 Heights, and Bellevue had no L ______' T9 tion might be upheld if it is In a recent survey of the lake COME SEE OUR NEWLY EXPANDED MEAT DEPT. Good Mon., Jan. 27-Sat,, Feb. 1, Good Mon., Jan. 27-Sat., Feb. 1. realistically necessary to prevent objection to paying the town Limit one box per customer. associations done by the Lake Limit one bag per customer. ^ overcrowding. Another case in­ property taxes on their AND DAILY MEAT DEMONSTRATION! volved a small municipal swim­ Rehabilitation Study Com­ beaches. The other association mittee, association presidents ming pool, from which the city felt that they were providing a Hi tried to exclude nonresidents. were evenly divided on the service to the town by keeping ‘Quality Protected” Naturally Aged Beef! This time, a court decided that question of town takeover of this property as open space and Our all-week specials are the best the residents-only rule was law­ association roads. by reducing the load on the ful. Without such a rule, said the Oak Grove, Waterfront Park town-owned beaches. Oak ways we know to stretch a family court, the local citizenry would and Cheney Lane and Bellevue Grove wanted the town to tax GROUND budget. Great beef, and other be virtually “frozen out” of their wish to retain ownership of &:uC own facility. the beaches as open space if money-savers cut your cost J After all, noted the court, they their roads. The other they must be taxed at all. associations either have had of eating well! were paying for the pool with Other interest expressed by their taxes. their roads taken over or wish the association presidents was to have. All of the associations the need for better police CHUCK______A public service feature of the indicated that the town should protection because the American Bar Association and take better care of roads associations are no longer the Connecticut Bar Associa­ tion. Written by Will Bernard. already taken over. allowed to use constables, but Beef m Eight of ten associations no one has filled the vacuum C l975 American Bar Association wanted to retain control over caused by the loss of con­ A their beaches. Waterfront stables. Manor was willing to relinquish A town program of purchase its beach in exchange for a town GROUND VUC and demolition of junk housing Bone-tn takeover of the roads, and the was also suggested as well as other association has no beach. low-interest loans which could Association presidents in­ be made available for in­ Grand Jury dicated that housing quality dividual home improvement ROUND Modernizing ranged from bad to excellent along with the demolition JUade Steak and expressed an interest in policy. N ------. ofice! Naturally tender beef... Boneless U.S.D.A. Choice ^ B one-in Proposed HARTFORD (UPI) - The “Quality-Protected” WoW. W M a tWs great value grand jury system would be beet is flavortui, a jutcy ®'®?^atering steak. prevented from being used for fresh, juicy and well onamou ^ BONELESS political purposes under a Coventry’s Future SHOULDER CLOD $ proposal by ^nate President trimmed. Great beef! Pro Tern Joseph J. Fauliso, D- Hartford. Topic of Meeting Simply Super— Uniformly good everytime. Beef Loin TOP Fauliso said Tuesday his proposal would create a com­ ROAST BEEF f l l mittee charged with studying Monica Shea Club will sponsor a Safety Sam the present grand jury system Correspondent Program Sunday afternoon Waybest M A^raiuid BeeS 791 ^NDA$5PUBCHASE |( and making recommendations from 1 to 4 p.m. at Coventry ‘ Simply Super regular ground beef contains no more than 23% of tat. ____ t t 742-9495 for its modernization. Residents will have a chance High School on Rt. 31. VyiTH THIS COUPON The program will include Over the past decades, he to express their opinions J l said, the system has changed tonight on the future growth in techniques and pleasures of CHICKEN LEGS Q C S^l QUARTERS WITH BACKS M ■ ■ from its original concept. “It town at a special town meeting snowmobiling with emphasis on Stop & Shop Self Basting safety. It will include movies, can literally be used as a at 8 in the auditorium of the todteed...26ozbf ,, 2, a g political tool with awesome high school. souvenirs and refreshments. Toms Machines and equipment will power,” he said. The meeting is being held by CHICKEN BREASTS 16-24 lbs. Fauliso said his concerns the Planning and Zoning Com­ be on display. The club T u x k e y s QUARTERS WITH BACKS & WINGS Mb. were underlined by former mission to receive citizen imput purchased the Safety Sam Our turkeys are plump meaty and delicious. program last year to educate President Nixon’s alleged used on the type of housing and C a h e | » P"9„,E of grand juries to silence its members and others in the Boneless U.S.D.A, Choice zoning wants in town over the 10 to 14 lbs. Flavors. Stop & percustomer groups and individuals that op­ safety. Self Basting Hen Turkeys 65: 3nepKQPerct-^'°'"« next few years. posed his administration’s Town Planner Frank Connol­ A better value because Stop & Shop Big Eye Pork is leaner, policies. ly will start the meeting off Club to .Meet ^ ^ meatierporkfromthetophalfofthecrop. You get more Starts Mon., Jan. 27 Thru Sat., Feb. 1 He said persons testifying with an explanation df existing The Coventry Newcomers before grand juries should be Plan of Development and will meet Feb. 13. Anyone in­ LONDONBEEF CHUCK UNDER BLADE BROIL biC C V B 'V delicious eating in each pound! Prices effective in MANCHESTER: 263 MiddleTpke., West, Corner Broad S t . allowed to have their lawyers existing land use and develop­ terested in attending should ' EAST HARTFORD: Silver Lane present and that hearsay ment under the plan and pre­ contact Jill McKenna, Mark Boneless Cl 90 evidence should not be ad­ sent zoning regulations. Dr. 742-9621 or Karen Af- mitted. fricano. Cedar Swamp Rd., 742- N ^ P M k L o i n Maps will also be shown of Prosecutors should be forced existing zones throughout the 7030. to present to the grand jury the town and the potential land ’The club has held fondue par­ FRESH VEAL ROAST / I " evidence they have that would determinates. ties, craft demonstrations and a 9 Assorted Chops prove the subject of the inquiry Don Holes, town sanitarian, wine tasting party in the past. Stop & Shop Stop & Shop Instant Stop& Shop innocent, Fauliso said. and John Willneauer, building A bowling night and silk Bugnacki Special Meat Products Pork Loin Sirloin Cutlets Fauliso also has introduced inspector, will also be present screening party are being legislation he says will protect to answer questions. If a large planned for February. Coffee Pork Loin Countrystyle Ribs «W0 9 publicly-held Connecticut group of residents attend the hours and craft shops are held NATURAL CASING FRANKS C h o c o la te •utter businesses from out-of-state meeting speakers will be given throughout the month. B te a d i Pork Loin Blade Roast 95fb takeovers. . about five minutes to speak, so 93 Score “As a result of severely that everyone may be heard. Flavored depressed stock market con­ Listing Applicants KELBASA . 1 Pound Package To Fill Post Perri Brand Italian Sausage GaL Jug Applications are now being “AA" ditions, the stock of many of our The election of a new accepted for a future examina­ Mix corporations can be purchased member will be the main topic well below the actual net worth tion for substitute mail carriers BOLOGNA ACOdKEbSAlAi^^::^!^^ iMtml of interest at the Board of in the Town of Coventry. per share,” He said. “This Education meeting tomorrow Pick these savings in our Garden of Batin’! chocolate^ lC situation represents an oppor­ Applications may be obtained llaverelmlx, night at 7:30 p.m. in the at the Post Office and must be kC 16 OZ, tunity for raiders to exploit Teachers Room of the high submitted no later than Feb. 15, ITALIAN HOTORSWE.T S 1 0 9 cont. shareholders.” school. 1975. f^rdOraips 18-98’ Board member Thomas Hill Applicants must have a valid 1-lb pkg resigned from the board Jan. 20 license and a safe driving . ■X m g t I because his firm was SAUSAGE 1 Calif. Romaine Lettuce 29' quarters record and must furnish and transferring him out of state. maintain at their own expense ONE SKI AREA Yellow Globe Onions 3» »-»29' CARACAS (UPI) -- Although The Republican Town Com­ vehicle equipment necessary considered a tropical country, mittee has recommended that for prompt handling of the California Celery Hearts 59' Venezuela boasts one area for Jon Harrison fill this vacancy. mails. Payment will be made hinds sides There will also be reports for equipment maintenance skiers - on 15,000-foot BoUvar from the Test Recommen­ based on the average daily AND QUICK FROZEN O A d ALL STOP & SHOP STORES OPEN 8 A.M. Peak in the Andes mountains. dations Committee on the mileage or minimum allowance The peak, located near the Sequential Learning Program. per day, whichever is greater. S f 9 ^ lb. ^ <^**GE 0 9 ^ lb. city of Merida, is snow-covered Snow Vehicle Safety Applicants must be at least 18 DAILY FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE! year round and reachable by ca­ The Glaciers Snowmobile years old. ble car. J PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 29, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 29, 1975— PAGE*TWENTY-THREE

r ------y NEWS ‘'here Quality Always Exceeds The Price!^ W ith Rham School Defeated billboard $ 4 0 0 T h is CAPSULES C o u p o n By MICHAEL J. CONLON WASHINGTON (UPI) - A new 00 Special MEATOWN law soon should be giving con­ By 1,501 to 1,013 Vote sumers something they haven’t on the purchase of $10 or more 1215'A SILVER LANE • EAST HARTFORD Bonus Tax Cut Progress Report always had - clear-cut product WASHINGTON (UPI) — A tax cut of $18 billion or more warranties with the chance to Redeemable Thru Saturday Feb. 1, 1975 Mrs. Katherine Sibun, Anne Dallaire at this time to undertake the Allbee is chairman for the may be approved by the House Ways and Means Com­ M eat Economy Outlet appeal unkept promises. Saveli Exclusive of Cigarettes, Beer & Tobacco Products middle school as proposed. Regional Board member from Hebron Board of Education. He Voters yesterday defeated a President Ford signed the law I j j j l h -877 Coupon Per Customer Hopefully we will be given Hebron, said the crowded con­ came out in favor of the school. mittee by the end of next week. I UAIIDC Wed. 9 to 6 • Thurs., Fri.-9 to 9| proposal to build a middle The committee, which originates all tax legislation in early in January, so implemen­ school in Regional District 8 by other alternatives to choose ditions at Rham will not go Everett Graham, Hebron’s I nUUKv! Sat. 8 to 6 * (Closed All Day Monday) tation will be delayed until the 1,501 to 1,013. from.” away by doing nothing. "We Regional board member, said Congress, begins Thursday considering a bill proposed by government issues final regula­ The majority of no votes in Selectman A. Pete Dallaire hope each member of the public the results are really what he its chairman. Rep. A1 Ullman, D-Ore, Ullman wants the tions to make it work; but since who voted no will take the time expected, that about a month committee to complete the bill before Congress begins its STEAK SALE! Hebron and Andover said he hopes the board and the OUR BEST STEAK SALE YET industry knows its coming, there overwhelmed the majority of administration will look to give their reasons to the and one half ago it would have 10-day Lincoln’s birthday recess Feb.. 7. should be a noticeable impact yes votes in Marlborough. The seriously at some of those other board. passed. The economy is a factor The Ullman bill, which is drawing strong committee sup­ FULL CUT SIRLOIN before then in the way warran­ three towns form the district proposals. Richard Harrison, but he’s a little disappointed port, would combine a $6 billion tax rebate with $8 billion ties are written. and the school would have been These other proposals: year- Marlborough, chairman of the that the kinds will suffer. "The in permanent tax cuts and credits for poor and moderate The law completely overhauls build in Marlborough for round sessions, or entire double site committee for the board, school would be a great thing income persons, along with $4 billion in business tax incen­ current practices. Among other said the board will have to get seventh and eighth graders sessions with grades 7, 8 and 9 for the seventh and eighth things, companies choosing to together and analyze the tives. from the towns. in one session, grades 10,11 and grades in this region. If this is offer warranties will have to umuo results. what the community wishes, we suits The voters turned down an 12 in the other sessions. He said state in clearly understandable he would even go along with a Richard Grant, chairman of will accept. The board will con­ Convoy Attacked appropriation of 34,975,000 for language exactly who is making ■ TiCPicmtufit hot supper program if needed. the Hebron Board of Finance, cur with the wishes of the com­ the project. PHNOM PENH (UPI) — Communist gunners shrugged lb. the guarantee, what parts are Andrew Mulligan, president who earlier said was against munities, because we represent I FOOD By town, the vote was Hebron off counterattacks by government aircraft and set fire to covered, what the company will 800 no, and 222 yes; Andover 472 of the Hebron Taxpayers, was the school, said that citizens of the community.” one of two fuel tankers trying to steam up the muddy Large Eggs ' STAMP present at the tally of votes the communities involved have And finally Selectman Robert PORTERHOUSE & T-RONE do to fix problems, and what no, and 83 yes; and Mekong River today, military sources said. legal remedies are available to replying, “It shows the voters very emphatically expressed Craig who favored the school lCUSTOMERSJ Marlborough 229 no, 708 yes. The convoy, composed of at least two barges loaded with the consumer. Question two was also are more atuned to the times th eir. opinion, “and it is said he was not surprised by the Finest ammunition and two tankers, left South Vietnam earlier in And the whole thing must be defeated with 1,123 voting than the board is. It is now time extremely gratifying that outcome. “ It is due to the one the day on the hazardous 71-mile trip up the river to the available to the buyer Fresh-White against and 980 voting in favor for dialogue between the board without any urging whatsoever economy of the nation and this beforehand - not packaged in­ Grade A doz of appropriating an additional and the people. the people overwhelming has been expressed at home by Cambodian capital. side to be found ^ e r the pro­ $215,000 for a special education expressed their great opposi­ the community voting it down.” The sources said the convoy was attacked soon after it With This Coupon & Purchase $5 Or More ___ Regional Board Chairman tion of this needless project.” crossed the border and one of the tankers was set ablaze. It duct is taken home ' facility in the new school. Frank Shannon of Marlborough lb. Valid Thru Feb. 1 - Limit One Coupon Per Customer [fj Fully Cooked David Allbee, when contacted Robert Post, former first was left behind with a small Cambodian Navy escort only The law also provides an in­ By town, the vote was Hebron felt greatly disappointed at the at home replied "judging by the seiectman of Andover, said he centive which its framers 595 no, and 239 yes; Andover 339 outcome of the referendum. He 11 miles inside Cambodia. overwhelming no vote on the was glad. He said it’s not the believe will encourage com­ no, and 89 yes; Marlborough 189 said, “We believe our only All Beef, Fresh Ground proposed middle school for right time to buiid a school. panies to set up informal dis­ no, 652 yes. course of action is review the Irish Talks Deadlocked Regional District 8, a great The school decision was pute-settling mechanisms to results and start over again.” deal of rethinking may be DUBLIN (UPI) — The Irish Republic’s refusal to Smoked Ham Upon hearing the results, based on the majority vote in HAMBURG which buyers can appeal when recognize the 17 IRA hunger strikers in Portalaoise Prison Hebron First Selectman Aaron Shannon went on to say the necessary for the education of they feel the company has not the total district, not on the as political prisoners has deadlocked talks aimed at Reid commented that “it’s real loser is the children who the children in the three towns, majority vote in each of the liv ^ up to the terms of the war­ Hebron, Marlborough and An­ Shank Rump good indication of the citizens have to endure double sessions three towns. resumption of the collapsed year-end truce in Northern ranty. of the towns that we do not wish 12 to 18 months longer. dover." Ireland, according to IRA sources. The sources said the For firms which do not offer Portion Portion truce might have been resumed in Northern Ireland last such a dispute-settling system, weekend if Irish Republic officials had granted the the law clearly speUs out how a Shank R u m p Q O O prisoners’ demands. In, Britain Scotland Yard arrested consumer can file class action Half 79S ib Half 0 9 iT lb two Irishmen in London Tuesday, presumably in connec­ suits. It also says legal recourse Blue Cross Refund To Go to Schools tion with Monday's wave of bombings in Northern Ireland lb. will be available to other con­ Ham Steak or Roast Center S lice s...... ib 1 .1 9 and Britain, sumers who try the dispute-set­ Buy as much, or as littls as you want. tling mechanism and still feel SUPERMARKETS IRS Drops Snoop List dissatisfied. this month, it was denied by a Mrs. Virginia Knauer, Ford’s Stock-up on Finast Frozen Foods! TOLLAND tie vote. Against the refund to WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Internal Revenue Service Fresh, Pork Sliced, Imported Pork Loin Assort. Chops 1 Treat your Family to Mr. Dell consumer adviser, believes the Features and Save the Finast Way The controversial Blue Cross the education budget at that in May 1973 set up a little-known Information Gathering changes will put an end to war­ time were: Helen Wanat, Ted Bordeaux Farms refund was appropriated to the and Retrieval System to collect information on persons ranties that aren’t worth the Board of Eid'ication by the Palmer, and Ed Moskey, while SPARE BOILED Fresh Pork Shoulder sSn 69^ Wxt Heral& who might be involved in “potential tax law violations.” paper they’re written on, and Board of Selfctmen Tuesday. chairman John Burokas, Kevin imported Ham Worried that the system may have been abused, the IRS provide shoppers will a valid French Fries Over $7,000 of the $30,916 re­ Area Profile Cavanagh, and Stewart Joslin basis for comparing competing fund, whzfi it is received, will were in favor. Charles Luce has now suspended it. However, officials who insist the RIBS HAM products. Roasting Chickens s 69! be reJ4med to participating abstained. system was not operating secretly, say it will be operating Engiish Arts program, .sS o h a ltO Q ^ teachers, and the education Palmer, who voted for the in­ The vote Tuesday was: For, again as soon as new guidelines are issued. The Consumer Product Safety 7 kindergarten through Grade 12. Order lb bot/d has allocated $15,900 of surance refund because it had Burokas, Cavanagh, Joslin, Commission has issued a notice When the education board ap­ t'ae remainder. become such an "emotional” Palmer, Moskey; against, warning that some silk scarves proved the above recommen­ Nixon Improving ' Each of the fobr schools will issue, the school board will Wanat. Luce again abstained. 0 imported from Italy do not meet Chicken Quarters In-Store Bake Shop! LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPI) — Richard Nixon’s doctor dations of administrators, it did probably allocate the athletic C flame safety standards and may receive $2,000 for supplies and Mrs. Wanat argued that the Orange Juice Fmast. 5c?n's1.00 not approve $4,400 for the high funds, so that the spring sports says the former president shows a definite improvement lb. be hazardous. j materiais, and $1,000 for library refund should be used to either school athletic program, or $2,- and might be well enough “to leave the compound next Vz lb. 10 oz and visual aids; $1,000 will be program can be carried on. pay next year’s premiums, or to SAVE 40c LB.I The scarves, imported and Niblets CornG,fnK. . pkg RyeBreadpumpernickleloaf55^ 700 for evaluation and PPBS Leg Quarters used for a testing program for When the selectmen voted on offset the general budget. She month to take occasional trips...” In Washington, Sen. sold in 1971, are described as implementation. If it follows the refund originally, earlier Birids Eye Broccoli . . , 2 ;°kg°s' 6 9 * With Back) Available only in Stores with In-store Bake Shop third and eighth grades; and also pointed to the savings the Barry Goldwater said he had lunch with Nixon last ’’Pleated 100 per cent silk 26 02 the reasoning of Selectman Ted pkg 9 9 ‘ $2,900 for implementation of the school board has made by not Thursday and they talked of Nixon’s desire to get back into Our Own Fresh Made chiffon, measuring 28 inches by Mrs. Sm ithX\.. hiring substitutes for ailing the political arena, although not as a candidate. Goldwater 28 inches and come in green, Breast Quarter Favorites from the Seven Seas! (With Wing) teachers. The insurance rebate said they discussed “whether he would be welcomed back pink, brown, beige, violet and 12 oz package is being made because the par­ blue.” They bear three labels. into the party’s affairs and I told him I thought he would ITALIAN SAUSAGE Pr.mo HO. 1 _Qg A ticipants have such a good be.” . One is a cloth label which says Beef for Stew Boneless • lb 1.29 Italian Sausage or Sweet record. “Made in Italy, Plymouth." The Finast All Purpose Ljangostinos Beef Chuck Short Ribsib 1.09 Slab Bacon Cry O Vac • . . lb 99* Charter Hearing Set Feb. 5. second, also cloth, says “Made in Italy, All Silk.” The third is a Flour Beef ChuckCubeSteak lb 1.59 Colonial Bacon si,ceo. b1.29 Red SnapperFiiet...... 't 99* paper label which says D ih P r»aot Beel Extra Trim Bone in OQ 'p^“/9 9 * Standard Oysters . . . can 1 . 19 “Plymouth Shops (Style No.) 62+1 n lD n O d b l Large End 6 & 8 Ribs. . . 'b 1 .0 9 Bologna TOLLAND meeting has been altered to adopted a resolution concerning They sold for $12 . lb 89* Grey Sole Genuine...... ,b1.39 The Tolland Board of allow residents to petition for flood insurance; adopted a 10 lb Beef Rib Steakla'rgVEnd Bone m ml .49 Family P akT^X r The commission said the im­ Hjeat N’ Serve Selectmen Tuesday met with a referendum to rescind action resolution supporting state fun­ bag g g o Finast Franks Skinless • lb 89* lb. porter, Plymouth Shops, Inc., Rib Eye Steak X T . N members of the Charter Revi­ taken at the budget meeting. ding by a guaranteed tax base, sion Committee and received The creation of a municipal of local public education; New York City, signed an agree­ Sliced Beef Liver.. Finast Franks Beet...... ib 8 9 * Flounder oT...... ,b1.19 Mild or Hot — You Sava 30c Lb.l With This Coupon and Purchase $5 or More copies of proposed changes in building committee was retained ment under which it promised Limit One Coupon Per Customer ,— • Q q i leoriQ ® ' Palties-Swilts 8,0^ 7Q c accepted the town audit for Pork Loin Boneless Roast O dU O dvJC Brow n N Serve Clam Stripsrer.°T!. .,o1.49 the charter. by the CRC although residents 1973-74; appointed Donald not to import products in viola­ H-855 Valid Thru Feb 1,1975 IFJ A public hearing was set by at a public hearing earlier this Sierakowski as alternate to tion of the Flammable Fabrics the selectmen for Feh, 5 at 7:30 month objected to it. The com­ Zoning Board of Appeals; ap­ FOR YOUm Act The company is also recall­ p.m. at Tolland Middle School. mittee feels the town would propriated $9,600 to the General ing the products. Anyone having ’The selectmen will have fifteen benefit by a standing com­ Fund to hire an assessment such a scarf should check, with days after the hearing to act if mittee which would have aide under a Comprehensive FREEZER the store where it was it has any recommendations on "more uniformity and greater Employment Training Act purchased. the changes. knowledge of the needs of the grant; and heard a report from WE HAVE THESE EXCELLENT FREEZER BUYS. The changes include town.” The committee would Betty Skelley of the Tolland BUY NOW & SAVE MONEY! TTie National Highway Traffic designating the Board of act upon direction of the town Junior Woman’s Club regarding (HANQINQ WEIQHT) Safety Administration is warn­ Selectmen as Town Council, council. the formation of an historic dis­ ing people who do their own car with the chairman called In other action, the selectmen trict in town. repair work that certain jack mayor. The annual budget stands it tested may break down WHOLE nis'^or b eef in use because they don’t support the weight their label claims they will hold up. Collapse of the stand could cause serious injury, it said. The agency identified the AREA following brands, model num­ bers and where indicated, major POLICE REPORT stores where sold: Wizard A5030 (Western Auto Stores>, Drednaut 6-41601 (Auto 30 LBS. AVERAGE Specialties); Riverside 61-5662 COVENTRY charged Tuesday night with Rockville was charged with Will cut Into Steaks, Roasts, Hamburg, Short Ribs, or any (Montgomery Ward); K-Mart Robert R. Pierce, 40, of N. fourth-degree larceny in con­ speeding Tuesday on ’Thrall Rd. I way you daslro. ______' 80511 (S.S. Kresgel, Globe Fabri­ River Rd., Coventry was nection with the investigation She is scheduled to appear in cated JS-100; Globe Fabricated charged early this morning of a complaint from Munson’s Common Pleas Court 19, U.S.D.A. Fresh JS-200; Kar-Rite 1052; Path­ with reckless driving in connec­ Candy Kitchen, Rt. 6, Bolton. Rockville, Feb. 11. finder Auto Lamp Model 7224; tion with the investigation of a Police said the complaint in­ and Pathfinder Auto Lamp Sunrise Fresh Dairy Values! one-car accident on N. River volved the theft of a $1.65 box of PORK LOM IXIMBO gai' 83* Finast Facial Tissue Fabric Softener F.nast. . . gat 5 9 * Rd. candy. Ferguson is scheduled to Model No. 8336. Finast Apple Juice ... Police said Pierce was The Pathfinder Models were 28 oz appear in Common Pleas Court btis Blue Bonnet 9 Bolton GOP Burry Scooter Pies... X 83* Finast Diet Soda ... 4 Clip These Valuable Coupons! northbound, left the left side of 19, Rockville, Feb. 25. also marketed under a variety of the road, knocked down three VERNON Backs Delay brand names, all of which have guard posts and went over an Rochard Morganon, 16, of 68 been recalled by the manufac­ Proof It pays to shop for quality produce the Finast Way! Margarine ii Margarine embankment into the woods. 15* off Legion Dr., Rockville $vas In Charter turer. 25^ off Pierce was taken to The Model 7224, rated at 4,000 W,lh Th,s Coupon With This Coupon arrested Tuesday night on a Donna Holland On 111 18 oz cm Manchester Memorial Hospital warrant issued by Common pounds., was sold under the 1 Ib On (1| 49 oz pkg The Republican Town Com­ Quarters by the Coventry ambulance. He Pleas Court 19 charging him following brands: Republic Gear pkg Miracle White Drano-Large mittee voted to support fully ___ __ lb. was treated for facial injuries with second-degree larceny. 517-003; Dart Drug DD 7224-2 or Iceberg Detergent Powder and released. the position of the Board of Consists of; Loin Roast, Rib Roast, plus 6 Cantor Cut I 7224; Pathfinder 805107224; K- The arrest was made in con­ 69 t r S J B m Valid Thru Feb 1 rrn Valid Thru Feb i fTTi Selectmen regarding the town’s I Chops. (^urt date was set for Feb. 18 nection with the investigation Mart 8051 1; Riverside USSII H-616 IMJ H-817 iMJ first proposed charter. Befit Yogurt...... 4ctnn.00 in Common Pleas Court 19, of the theft of a motor vehicle U.S.D.A. Lean, Whole (Montgomery Ward) 61-5661; The committee said the Rockville. belonging to Peter Durieko, 11 Zayres 7224; Command (dis­ Lettuce Cheez WhizKran...... V 1 .0 9 charter commission worked TOP SIRLOINS OF REEF 10* off SOUTH WINDSOR Linden St., Rockville. tributed only in (Janada) 64-7535 16« off hard and did a fine job but there (SIRLOIN TIPS) Joaquim Silva, 32, of Ludlow, Morganon was held overnight or 63596. Baked Fresh the Finast Way W,lh Th,s Coupon With This Coupon a re inconsistencies and The On |2| 5 pkgs On (1) 1 3'i oz pkg Mass., was charged Tuesday in lieu of posting a $500 surety The Model 8336, rated at 5,000 02 technical errors that must he with failure to grant right of bond and was to be presented in pounds, included Pathfinder Chipos Deluxe Keebler resolved before bringing the Finast Thin Sliced way emerging from a private Common Pleas Court 19, 80525-8336; K-Mart 80526; River­ //T Potato Chips Fudge Grahams drive in connection with the in­ charter to the townspeople for XV Rockville, today. . side 61-5662 Republic Gear 517- ^ 1 ^ ^ ^ heads ^ Valid Thru Feb 1 rTT$ approval. vestigation of a two-car acci­ Pamela Young, 11 Hayes Dr., • We Honor Mister Charge or Bank Americard Charge Cards 002 and Command 64-7536 or 0 H-819 IMJ dent on Rt. 5, South Windsor The Board of Selectmen, upon 62598. White Bread Tuesday. the recommendation of town The agency said it was issuing Police said Silva came out of counsels, rejected the proposed $1 2 9 14* off 25* off the notice to alert consumers to a gas station driveway and charter. ISTOIsffi. J l^ lb . Ddicioiis Apples Ordn90SFiorda5>^ag69 the problem and to advise them W,lh This Coupon With This Coupon 'The committee said, “We On (3) pkgs 4 collided with a car driven by HIGH PERCENTAGE SO'FRO F.9BRICSI will cut Into Ronsiasa Sirloin Steaks and Roasts, or any | not to use the jacks to their rated On I I I I Ib Qkg Roger L. Williams, 20, of West support a town charter and feel SACRAMENTO (UPI) -- always first quality fabrics way you wish. capacity. Red or Golden $ 4 Celery Jumbo stlUP MUSSUM MADE ANOTHER MESS.' DON'T DID YOU SEE THAT? THINK WE'VE MANCHESTER - Any size FORD Gran Torino, 1972, 2- minor work. Must sell im­ HOURS WONDER WHERE HE WAS THAT HARD THE IMMORTAL BEEN GIVIN’ ^ I 1970 HORNET - Automatic IS TH IS YOU EVER.TRY IT ACSAIN.'THAT'S TFfZ.p I ro p T ! manufacturing - warehouse door hardtop, automatic 302 V- mediately. Asking $600. Call . THE LAST STRAW.' ENOUGH OR SHOULD JOE LOUIS HIMSELF H IM THE transmission, six cylinders, low T iM E f I TU R N ON NEVER THREW 01-ANKFTe O^J space. 2,000 square feet to 100,- 8, power steering, radio, vinyl 643-0458 after 6 any day but n e e d l e ; NOW 000 square feet. Brokers roof, radial tires. $1,995. 644- Fridays. mileage. Must sell. 647-9028. t h e J U IC E ? A HARDER I KNOW HOW 'LOVy/KFFPYbUf? protected. Call 1-226-1206. 1750. Pu n c h ; THE BOMBSaUAO TH^PM05TAT5 1974 VEGA GT - Excellent con­ FEELS WHEN dition. $2,400. Call 649-8274 after TH E PACKAGE AT 6 8 5 p.m. S TO P S □ AUTOMOTIVE TICKIN'' [7a y , a m p a t 1970 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass, 2- MERCURY door, 40,000 miles, new radial M(e»MT--- M tires, excellent condition. Call ® I 9 '5 ^y N M Inc A u to s For Sale 61 MORIARTY 649-4346. r "T. BROTHERS LINCOLN NEED CAR? Credit bad? LUXURY 98 Oldsmobile, 2- Rooms for Rent 5 2 Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Bankrupt? Repossessed? MICKKY FINN Honest Douglas accepts lowest door, loaded, 1972, original BY HANK LEONARD owner, direct. Cream puff con­ MANCHESTER - Sleep in MANCHESTER - Newer three MANCHESTER - Six room THREE BEDROOMS, central, down, smallest payments. bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, Douglas Motors, 345 Main. dition. $2,560 firm. 646-3265. SLICK WAS PLENTY SORE DID CUTTER TELL room, central air-conditioning, duplex, three bedrooms, rec cheerful, quiet, second floor, ABOUT LOSIN' THE FIVE GRAND YOU WHO THAT DIDN'T WANT ){ all appliances, carpeting, M irS. ROCCO — VJHEN YOUR cooking privileges, business room, garage, adults only. $200. carpeting, stove, refrigerator, 1964 RAMBLER deluxe, — BUT I THINK THE BIG SHOT BIG SHOT WAS? T O KN O W / / man or woman. $30. weekly. private. $250 monthly. Security. References, security. Write basement, garage. Adult family TOYOTA - See us for reliable CUSHEMIE HUSBAND MON THE FIGHT, WHO BET A REAL BUNDLE. automatic, radio, heater, Convenient to everything. Call Immediate. Frechette & Mar­ Box G. Manchester Herald. only. No pets. Security, lease. used Toyotas with our 60-day DID CUTTER HIRE SOMEONE . ON THE F/GHT, HAD MV tin, Inc. Realtors, 646-4144. 1007c warranty. We also buy snows, some fender damage. TO TAMPER WITH THE HUSBAND KILLED/ 646- 0425. Tenant pays utilities. Available $200 or best offer. 649-6578. BRAKES OF HIS CAR7 RNOLD 2 U2 rooms on Main Street, February 1st. 643-6733, 649-5051. used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, C A N BE ROOM IN private home for ONE ROOM and three room $125. includes heat, hot water, 345 Center Street, Manchester, EXPLOSIVE ^ 646-4321. 1964 PLYMOUTH Valiant, 4- ^^152;, WHY MOTHERS SET SRAY (t) 1975 byMLA Inc T M K»g U $ Pji Qti female only. Student accepted. furnished apartment - All stove, refrigerator, adults, no Homes tor Rent 54 door, radio, new water pump, Kitchen privileges and parking. utilities. Older persons pets, security one month. Call preferred 272 Main Street. rebuilt radiator. Best offer. 649- Call 643-6609. 10-5 , 649-6159’. ANDOVER - 3-bedroom Ranch, 8933. MUTT AND JEFF CREATED BY BUD FISHER treed half-acre, air- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• COVENTRY - Three-room SINGLE SLEEPING room for CHARLES APARTMENTS - conditioned, refrigerator, *200 Trucks tor Sale 62 business woman, near bus line apartment available im­ East Middle Tpke., Deluxe 4 1/2 WANTED i DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY stove, no utilities. Available CiMn, Lata Modal Wi and center of town. Call 646- mediately All utilities, stove room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, February 1st. $225 monthly. 423- WITH THE PURCHASE OF 1972 G.M.C. Sprint, 4-speed, 1201 and refrigerator included. $150 all appliances, carpeted, two 8649. AM-FM, buckets, electric door monthly. Security Required. air-conditioners, heat, hot •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• USED CARS I ANY NEW 1975 MERCURY IN STUCK locks, tilt-wheel, factory FURNISHED room for rent, 646-8351 647-9755. water, storage, two garages, Business for Rent 55 Top Prices Paw ^ gauges. Call 643-6993. share bath and kitchen. Call sound proofing, washer and For All Makes 647- 9288 or 643-1387 after 5 p.m.GLASTONBURY - Two- dryer hook-up, fireplace, MANCHESTER - East Center 1969 VOLVO-142S, automatic, PRISCILLA’S POP bedroom garden apartment, feiiced-in patio. $280, Charles Street. Modern air-conditioned pi CARTER CHEVROLET 1 new paint, low miles, excellent BY AL VERMEER •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• large rooms and closets, swim­ Ponticelli. 646-0800 , 646-1540. office space, from 100 to 2,000 condition, $1,425. Call 872-4101. THAT'S WMAT FIRST^ SEE HOW AMAZING HOW Apartments For Rent 53 ming pool. $189 . 633-4971 fiS CO., INC. 1 COMET square feet, $4.50 per foot. 1229 Main Street ^i^ a t t r a c t e d m e t o FRAIL AND S U C H t i n y h a n d s FIRST floor apartment, two- e m i l 'Y.. h e r h a n d s .' Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. Phone 640-6484 INTERNATIONAL Dump DELICATE COULD SHATTER MANCHESTER - Two- family house, five rooms, Truck - 1969 Ford THEY ARE.' A M A N 'S WE HAVE customers waiting pickup truck c o l l a r b o n e ! bedroom, second-floor apart­ without heat, no pets, $190. SINGLE ROOM and three with cover. Arian Snowblower. for the rental of your apartment ment in four-family. Security or home. J.D. Real Estate security. 643-2573. rooms available as suite or Cement mixer. Call 643-0851. required. $175, heat included. 1-29 Associates. Inc. 646-1980. Eastern, 646-8250. singles. Air-conditioning, off AUTO INSURANCE - Compare •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• street parking. Phone John H. our low rates. Young drivers Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 Lappen, Inc. 649-5261. LOOKING for anything in real MANCHESTER - One- APARTM ENT welcome. For quotations call estate rental — apartments, bedroom. second-floor apart­ Rod Dolin, 646-6050. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE homes, multiple dwellings, no RENTAL OFFICE BEAUTY PARLOR - makes, models and speeds. ment. on bus line, appliances, Manchester Shopping Parkade. fees Call J.D, Real Estate available immediately. $155, We have a large variety of WE PAY $10 for complete junk Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, This is a prime location. 1,200 "[iTtEy'K B ABANDONING SHlPl^ HMPHl SCRUFFY-' MAYBE ’ HE'S GOTTA Associates, Inc. 646-1980. heat included. Eastern, 646- cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- deluxe one and two-bedroom square feet. Be first. Call 646- LOOKIW0 LOT... DO A SLIGHT RESCUE 'EM- 8250, Body, 528-1990. 2098. THEY RADIO apartments and townhouses 6555, WITH A GOOD W O R KIN G - IT'D THE l a w MANCHESTER- Brand new 2- throughout Manchester. Ren­ 73 MERCURY *2995 74 MARK IV *7995 DELOUSINS' OVER AND A O 'T H E s e a : FOR HELP-- „ | . , q T H e k l THE MANCHESTER - Two- Montego MX 4-Door Sedan. Bronze, Gold luxury group. Full Mark IV OSSA PHANTOM 1974 - 250 cc, P 197$ Uy NLA inc T U Aw u S f i t 0 " » ^ J T O B A Y '. FEW QUESTIONS WOT'S WRONG family . 4-4, includes range, dis­ tal office open daily from 9-5 MANCHESTER - Shopping WOULDN'T HURT FIRE S TAR TS! matching vinyl Interior, V-8, equipment Including cruise control. excellent mechanical condition. WITH THAT posal. dishwasher, washer and bedroom. second-floor apart­ EITHER” IF 2 THEIR S K IP " ‘T other times by appointment. Parkade, air-conditioned. AM-FM stereo with tape, low mileage. Ready to race. Sell for $800 or THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM dryer, wall-to-wall carpeting ment. available immediately. Suites available from 400 UP TO MOO automatic, PS. PB. lac. air cond., THEY'RE H A S A C R „ and parking. Full basement, $165, heat included. Security radio, whitewalls. best offer. Call 649-8474 after (H )m ^ m t s ME," COM HUG B A L L iM E DAMATO ENTERPRISES, INC. square feet to 1,500 square feet. JUNK CARS 6:30 p.m. m ' •m 5M ooFi...T>ie s u m ^ jJDT IF X 6 0 AT K)l6HT/y~ ■z $250 monthly. Tenant pays required. Eastern, 646-8250, Short or long-term leases. Low 73 MARK IV *6995 a b o a r d : utilities. Jesdor Realty, 633- 240-A New State Rd., Manchester WANTED silver blue, matching leather Interior 646-1021 rental includes parking and all and vinyl top. Electric Sunroof, cruise SUZUKI 1973 GT 250, excellent 1411. FL'RNISHED two room apart­ services. Call 646-6555. WE WILL PAY UP TO $100 74 MERCURY *3795 ment. private bath, heat, hot control, AM-FM Stereo with tape, 15,- condition, 1,030 miles, $750. FOR YOUR JUNK CAR Montego MX 4-Ooor Pillared Hard­ 000 miles. water, utilities. Apply top. White, dark blue vinyl roof, Phone 649-5830. SHARE OFFICE Space with Depending on Year and ROCKVILLE 3'A ROOMS Marlow's 869 Main Street. VERNON - 3 1. 2 room apart­ accountant - Ideal location for matching Interior, V-8, automatic, ROCKLAND TERRACE ment, with heat, electric stove, Model power steering, power brakes, fac­ 74 LINCOLN ^6595 MAICO - 1971, 360, completely Real Estate or Insurance, etc. FREE TOW tory air conditioning, low mileage. Continental 4-Door Sedan. Dark rebuilt. Asking $750. Call 64^ 3 1 2 ROOMS with heat, hot ceramic bath, combination win­ 649-1680, 649-3549. Large and beautiful one-bedroom water, cooking gas. stove, dows. electric water heater, SAME DAY SERVICE brown, tan leather Interior, matching 8080 or after 6 p.m. 646-6832. apartments, heat, hot water, all vinyl roof, all power Including cruise appliances including dishwasher, refrigerator, wall-to-wall cabinet kitchen, close to shop­ PLEASE CALL FOR MANCHESTER - Any size control. AM-FM stereo, automatic Campers-Trallers disposal, carpeting, pool and your carpet. $175. Centrally located, ping. Adults only. Security manufacturing - warehouse CURRENT PRICE LISTS 74 COUGAR *4695 temperature control. 7,000 miles. ,..W '<0U\)UM"1DBEALADV own private terrace in a country set­ adults only. No pets. Security Mobile Homes 65 deposit. Call between 8-9 p.m. space. 2,000 square feet to 100,- 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. 522-1104 XR-7. Slate blue, matching Interior ting. $180 No pets. deposit required. Call 643-9678’. 643-8956. THE FLINTSTONES 000 square feet. Brokers after 5 p.m. 247-0910 and V. roof, automatic, power 73 MUSTANG *2695 THEIR loss can be your gain. 872-4223 875-7466 529-6586 protected. Call 1-226-1206. steering - brakes - windows, AM-FM Fastback, dark green, saddle vinyl In­ TWO BEDROOM luxury SIX ROOM DUPLEX - Central­ ALLIED Stereo, low mileage. Repossession, bank says sell. i»ir terior, economical 6-cyl., 3-speed Just e i^ t months old, beautiful ! IITSSyMA. I TU IWg USNtW Townhouse - Located in ly located, on bus line, security. SCRAP METALS transmission, radio, radial whitewall ...THE TWO- J STORE with window front - wish sto r y iaodel Highland Park section of Call 289-8251, 646-5377. tires, Immaculate. home. Save over $2,000. Can be eoMBTmee i / Few steps from Main Street, 741 WINDSOR STREET seen by appointment. Call 828- ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN WE WAP V next to t h e MANCHESTER - Newer one- Manchester, wooded and Lavatory, basement. $70 HARTFORD 74 MERCURY *3995 BOUGHT THAT HOUSE STRSET bedroom apartm ent. Quiet private. For information, call 3 1 2 ROOM Apartment - Se­ 0360, Broker. monthly. Call 646-1180. Monterey Custom 2-Dr. Hardtop. 73 MERCURY *3895 YOU SAY 'FOOD'.' AS SOON AS I CAN GET A ACROSS TH' s t r e e t / k LIGHT?. location. Includes heat, 646-1616, 649-5295. cond floor, stove and WHY DIO YOU ...AND YOUNG Saddle bronze, tan vinyl Interior, tan Marquis Colony Park Wagon. Ble, ABDUCT U S ? FEMALES BRING WHEN DO W E > R R E GOING TO COOK THIS appliances and carpeting. $195 refrigerator included. $130. Call vinyl root, 400 V-8. automatic, power black vinyl Interior, V-8, automatic, SELLING your home? Call Plaza Mobile Home Brokers. MANY WEAPONS, e a t ? MEAT, BIG MAN.' monthly. Paul W Dougan, DELUXE ONE-bedroom apart­ 649-2271. 1972 FORD Torino Station steering, power brakes, factory air power steering, power brakes, tac- FURS, AND FOOD Realtor! 643-4535 . 646-1021. ment - Complete appliances, OFFICE SPACE Wagon - V-8, automatic, power conditioning, radio, radial whitewall tory air conditioning, power tailgate Buyers waiting. 1-828-0369. IN TRADE.' carpeting, air-conditioned, FOUR-ROOM apartment - FOR RENT tires, only 15,000 miles. window, roof rack. steering, air, very clean. 14’ WIDE $9,995. No better time FOUR ROOMS - one bedroom swimming pool. $175 plus Appliances furnisned. Please |250 square feet, center of| Chorches Motors, 643-2791. possible two. Children utilities. Robert D. Murdock, call after 6 p.m., 649-3035. Plus More t o Choose From to trade. We need your 10’ wide A accepted, couple preferred. Realtor, 643-2692. anchester, air conditioning now. We will allow top dollar. land parking. Call; 643-9551. 1973 BUICK Century, 2-door, No payment ’til April 1975. Garage, cellar storage, first FIVE-ROOM, two-bedroom up­ vinyl top, power steering, 25,000 floor. Manchester. Available stairs apartment. No children Parts, supplies and miles, snow tires. Asking $2,- accessories, naza Homes, immediately. $155. Call 649- or pets. Close to stores. $125, 600. 646-5478. MORI ARTY BROTHERS 2871 646-1180. Autos For Sale 61 "Quality Homes sensibly e im PRESIDENTIAL priced’’, 1348 Wilbur Cross M.ANCHESTER - pleasant VILLAGE APTS. VERNON - Townhouse Highway, Berlin Turnpike, newer three room first floor Apartments immediately 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.»Phone 643-5135 Berlin, Conn. 828-0369. MANCHESTER C 1875 by NLA Inc . T M U S P»l OH apartment, heat, appliances available. Apartment com­ and carpeting. No pets. $185 munity of unusual architectural Autos For Sale 61 N One and two bedrooms. monthly 649-3978 , 646-4780. design and beautiful MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY W IN AT BRIDGE Near schools, churches and landscaping which feature [yynch Toyota MANCHESTER- Six room shopping center, on bus private entrance, appliances, T LUNCH WITH 9E T TY , > I SHOULD NEVER ASK duplex, three bedrooms, new line. Call anytime. private patio with sliding glass NOT MEETING THE COMPETITION TEN N IS W ITH LCHS/ A LADIE9'AAAN A Avoidance play helps duck set bath, immaculate condition, 646-2623 door, wall-to-wall carpeting, Announces A CONCERT W/TH 9UZV QUESTION LIKE THAT. ¥4>CHRDJ’c/e¥44 good neighborhood, two traverse rods, master TV DANONG WITH 9 0 P H IA , children accepted. $225 antenna, laundry and storage AN D A CANDLELIGHT The bidding has been: 29 monthly. References. Lease. facilities, total electric. No SUPPER. WITH BABETTE, Security. Write Box BB. pets. Rentals starting at $155 One of the four books that There is a simple avoidance THE COMPETITION NORTH 29 West North East South Manchester Herald FOUR ROOM apartment, stove per month. For appointment BEATING make up “Bridge Play” was play to insure the contract. call 872-0528, Monday through ' MllfUTE A J 8 3 South leads a spade to dummy’s and refrigerator, first floor, 2 called bridge from A to Z. It V A J 10 3 MA.NCHESTER - Six-room center of town. $160. and securi­ Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. describes 26 kinds of bridge jack. West can do no better than Pass 1 ¥ Pass 1A three-bedroom Duplex. $175 ty. No pets. Call 649-0783. ♦ 10 9 plays, take his queen and lead another monthly J D Real Estate, 646- And still doing it! A A J 10 8 Pass 1 N.T, Pass ? 4 1 2 rooms, heated, centrally A stands for Avoidance. An spade. South discards a club on You, South, hold: 1980, FOUR ROOM Duplex - Stove, located, $160 per month plus WEST EAST avoidance play is designed to dummy’s jack of spades; AKQ10 6 A 97 5 4 AAQ76¥2 «K J54 AAQ82 refrigerator, excellent location. security. Call 649-8833 after keep the dangerous opponent cashes the ace of clubs then What do you do now? TWO-BEDROOMS - First floor, V62 ¥84 Garage. Walk to shopping and 5p.m. In addition to the fantastic discounts offered out of the lead. leads the jack and lets it ride if A — Bid two clubs. Your partner garage $135, security. Palmer ♦ A 8 4 2 AQJS bus line. 649-0969. East plays low. South loses one may well have four cards in that Realty. 646-6,321. 649-0538 BY DICK CAVALLI * 7 6 4 AK532 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY below by DILLON FORD on all Brand New 1975 South takes his ace of spades; spade and two diamonds but suit. - Completely modern three- SOUTH (D) leads a trump to dummy's ace wins the rubber. .JdANCHESTER - Pleasant SPACIOUS Six Rooms - Cen­ room apartment. Appliances, FORDS In stock, the FORD MOTOR CO. offers OKAY.'NCW... A A 2 Suppose West held the king of TODAY’S QUESTION and a second trump back to his Your partner continues to three modern lour room apartment, tral. quiet, convenient. Stove, carpeting, parking, storage. No W H E R E 'S V KQ975 king. Now if South is a hog he clubs. South would not make centrally located, avocado refrigerator, porch, cellar, at­ dogs. Lease and security. the following CASH REBATES from the factory, T H E C A IR D ? AK763 will try a club finesse with the any overtricks, but he would clubs. What do you do now? appliances, carpeting, no pets, tic $210 montnlv Security. 649- Deposit required. Hilliard from now thru FEBRUARY 28, 1975. AQ9 idea of discarding his losing still make his contract. Answer Tomorrow $205 monthly 649-3978, 646-4780, 5675, 649-1924. Street. Call after 6, 649-7289. East-West vulnerable spade on a good club and mak­ ing either five or six depending Answer to Previous Puzzle Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 6J Autos For Sale 61 on where the ace of diamonds Choice Reading USIESEfI DILLON FORD DISCOUNTS and FORD MOTOR West North East South happens to be. AR — fvie CO. CASH REBATES 1 ¥ ACROSS DOWN Pass 4 ¥ Pass Unfortunately for this player 1 Arabic letter Now Is the time to buy! Now Ib the time to Pass 1 Kipling Pass East will produce the king of character 2 Asian country save! On a fabulous gas-saving Toyotal 4 "Lord__ ■' SStarInCelus Opening lead — K A clubs and lead back the queen of 4 Writer, Henry diamonds and instead of mak­ (Conrad) <200 OFF <700 OFF 7 "The Rains__' PINTOS 5 Artificial rt ^200 ing five or six our hog will wind (Bromlield) a .wMUSTAN6ix.t«iiii • LTD tnttocU language SAVE *500 t4 w zhini tr««t By Oswald & James Jacoby up one down. 11 Dry 13 Bustle 6 Declaiming CISQ Purchase any new 1975 14 Winged 7 Feline in BY FRANK O’NEAL 15 Food and drink 6 Asian mountain range weed 43 Denizen ol 9 Astre or Ventura In stock <300 OFF <150 OFF 16 ''Seven Storey Eden IF YOU DON'T LIKE WIV (Merlon) 9 Armor 27 Stale lirmly MAVERICKS <200 28 Secular 44 Stale flower ol RUf GRAN ADA initociit .wMAVERICKia.a«a ACT. BOBWI MOOR JU S T 10Molher-ol- 10 Irish river © 29 Secret scheme Utah 1 M RtiMM lra7 NLA Iftc 1 M V # US F»| Olt 0) 65-67-f- 8 0 ^ , Rises $300 from the window 6 AAember 36 Friends 66 Roys (Hemingway) 16 i5 This offer good on cars bought and delivered by; MUSTANGS GIMINI 7 Excellent 37 Will 67 On SAGITTARIUS <500 35 Maple genus sticker price. BY ROY CRANE . MAY 21 8 A 38 Friends 68 To NOY. February 28, 1975. <500 OFF UxRweeelFREE <• IM M Yte < l»| Re^ BU/Z SAWYER 36 Equip 18 20 21 ^^JUNf 20 9 Of 39 Influence 69 Personal ■ Ntf TORINO iRiiMkt Ghias - Mach Is tF)AMDEMONlU/v\i..CApiAlM BILLY ANP THE BOAT ROOK lODoy 40 Dim 70 Soft DEC 37 Rocket s part .w,. 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Initial state review of Potter said, "because the state courses, which are considered lilgrims who come to Rome notice that I wasn't the only one Variety Show, We had a nice Tomorrow we will have our Manchester's proposed inland is regulating the wetlands." natural reservoirs for excess complaining about the steps in turnout and it was good to see regular ballroom dancing class wetlands and water­ Manchester is one of 40 towns water. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 102 the new Civic Center. Let's many of last year's members in the morning, followed by a courses regulations has been with wetlands still under state Environmental officials say hope that they can do and very encouraging to see fish fry dinner. completed, but it appears the control, according to the development on wetlands often ILETCHER GLASS CO. something as a safety factor. many new faces. In the afternoon for our enter­ town won't adopt the Department of Environmental results in pollution and flooding I might suggest that any This coming Sunday will be Over zs Years of Experience j^ fJ M N C H E S T E ^ tainment, Tommy O'Neill has a regulations for another couple Protection. The other 129 problems, so the legislation seniors wishing tickets for any the final day for anyone to sign few musical surprises for us. of months. Connecticut towns have already attempts to restrict develop­ He’ll Walk up and we re looking to see event, they say sections 101,102, Should be another fine after­ adopted regulations under ment. Auto - Plate - Window Glass - Mirrors • Glass many more joining us. It's a lot Town Planner J. Eric Potter 103 and rows S, R, P. L. M, N are noon so plan on being with us. provisions of the Inland Manchester’s proposed Furniture Tops - Picture Framing - Fireplace & best. of fun and a chance to show —who drafted the regulations Wetlands and Water Courses regulations would permit Door Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets - Special Work 45 Miles S and R are right at the top of Manchester residents that last fall and submitted them to Act, which was effective last such uses as agriculture, homes, the first big section and there's plenty of great talent the state Department of En­ Valentine Dance vironmental Protection July. and recreation. All other uses therefore you won't have to do among our Senior Citizens. There haven’t been any would be allowed by special On Sunday So come this Sunday at 2 p.m. By the way, our big Valentine —estimates it will take about any climbing. problems for the state in permit only. Card Crowds Grow and we'll be looking forward to Dance is just around the cor­ two months for revision, ner. With so many learning further state review, and public regulating Manchester The Planning and Zoning Leonard Gauba of 139 Hilliard St., Guess whaf’ If we continue to seeing everyone who wishes to wetlands, according to the en­ Commission has been get in the act, either on an in­ ballroom dancing, we hope to hearings. who completed a five-mile bicycle draw the crowds for our card vironmental agency. Only one designated the agency to Yes, But No... dividual basis or to join in our see a real live and lively group. games, we ll soon be needing a There's no deadline for adop­ application for a permit was regulate wetlands in ride last April to benefit the March of chorus or even to help us with Lou Joubert and his band will larger building. How come? ting the regulations and the filed, and that has been Manchester, and Potter’s Sat. till 5 P.M. Dimes, will start at one-man, 45-mile Motors said it is closing seven plants for and nearing the all-time weekly volume of stage sets. etc. See you Sunday. be making the joint hop, and Plastics In Stock By United Press Inlernatiunul Well, last Friday afternoon, we state will continue to regulate withdrawn by the developer, proposed rules set up a W - 3/16” - V*” walkathon Sunday. one week, four more than previously an­ 110.6 million Feb. 8-12, 1971, when the Monday moved in and we had we'll have goodies to munch on broke all regular day records as Manchester wetlands until the who is changing his plans. procedure for permit applica­ 54 McKee SL, Manchester Stock Sheets or nounced. economy was booming. a nice turnout for our kitchen along with our regular door Gauba, who is legally blind, plans to The nation’s economic health is we had 88 players, 22 tables. We town assumes authority. Potter The intent of the state tion, public hearings, and en­ (Off Center Street) Cut Sizes In Washington, sources said the number Prices also rose sharply. The Dow Jones social games and we all missed prizes. Tickets are available at leave from the Manchester Municipal showing signs of improving — but had to place some tables in the said Tuesday. wetlands legislation is to forcement. of persons using government food stamps industrial average, a widely watched one of our callers. George our office. Building at 6 a.m. His destination is the TV room. Even with the big workers are still losing thir jobs and a rose to 17 million in December — 8 per barometer of price trends, rose 11.19 to crowd, things went rather Vallone, who was caught by Mr. Don't forget the final pay­ New Haven City Hall where, if he’s government report says the recession ment for the Florida trip is set successful, March of Dimes represen­ cent of the population — from 15.8 million 705.96 Wednesday. It was the first time it smoothly with the following Bug and couldn't make it. We definitely is still here. in November. for next week. tatives will greet him. has been over 700 in five months. winners: hope things will shape up and The stock market surged Wednesday for Speaking of trips, we're get­ The nation’s unemployment rate in The hectic trading activity and the Esther Gaudette, 138: Tom he'll be back with us soon. the third day in a row, and economists ting right down to the nitty- A veteran of four years service in the December was 7.5 per cent and was widespread gain in prices have led some Murphy, 134; Helena Gavello, expected even lower interest rates by the expected to near 8 per cent this month. gritty as far as cabins go for the U.S. Army, Gauba has been legally blind analysts to believe the two-year market 133; Eva Lutz, 130; A1 end of the week to stimulate the economy. The surge in the stock market and the Pinochle boat ride to Bermuda. We have since September 1973. He received the decline has ended. Chellman, 128; Joe Windsor, In another encouraging sign, the number lower interest rates do not mean heavy In the afternoon, we had 72 about 75 already signed up and Silver Star, one of the Army’s highest A spokesman for Walter B. Wriston, 126; Lyla Steele, 124; Mina of persons applying for unemployment layoffs and production cuts will end im­ players for our pinochle hope to have a few more to join medals, while serving with the First In­ chairman of First National City Bank of Reuter. 134; Bessie Coste, 123; compensation dropped last week for the mediately. Rather, they provide strong games with the following us for a week of great fun. It fantry Division as a track commander on New York, said the banker believes the Bob Cordner, 123; Mary an armored personnel carrier in Vietnam. first time in a month. signals of better days by mid-year. prime interest rate probably would winners; lines up to be an exciting, Kaminske, 123; Sylvio Fortier, But at the same time, the government The stock market historically has gone Ann Perras, 717; Alex Lycz, relaxing trip so pick up your decline to 9V4 per cent from 9% per cent 122; Lou Webber, 120; Marge The 26-year-old veteran was also released a report of leading economic in­ into an upward swing six months before a on Friday. 688; John Galley, 686; Ellen flyer at our office tomorrow. Reed. 120; Bernadette Schultz. awarded two Bronze Stars, one of which dicators that confirms the nation is in the general economic recovery. The steady decline in the prime rate for Bronke, 678; Martha LaBate, By the way, we're beginning 119; Dan Rawlings. 118; Ellen 671; Michael DeSimone 670; had a "V" cluster for valor, and two Pur­ worst recession since the economic In three days of trading this week on the business loans reflects the Federal Bronkie. 118; Lee Miller. 116; to get a bigger demand for our Leon Fallot, 666; Hans ple Hearts. collapse of the 1930s. New York Stock Exchange, 92.1 million Reserve’s attempt to fight the recession Ernestine Donnelly, 116; Betty Hot Meals on Wheels Program Frederickson, 657; Emma He enlisted in the U.S. Army in There also were several announcements shares were traded, surpassing last through more and easier credit to expand Jesanis, 115; Claire Comins, and we could use some ad­ December 1967 and completed basic Russel, 655; George Last, 651; of workers losing their jobs. General week’s five-day total by 10 million shares businesses and create jobs 114; Inez Mahoney. 113; Hans ditional volunteers for driving training at Ft. Gordon, Ga. Wes Frost, 651; M arjorie Frederickson, 113; Sue Kerr, on Thursdays. If you can help A member of the Organization of The McLain, 649; John Phelps, 649; 113; Cecil Benson, 113; Jennie out, please call our office. Handicapped in Manchester, Gauba is Eva Post, 647; Ann Lehmann. Fogarty. 113. Thanks. hoping the walkathon will reach a goal of $1,500. "I will travel by way of the railroad IVs Like Eating Turnips tracks,” he said, "as the State Police will Inter-American affairs, with the new that I feel the same way he (Bolivia’s Easing Liquor Rules not allow walking on the highways.” WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Traveling will be a little easier in a pair Dominican Republic envoy. Dr. Horacio president) does. I hope for an improve­ of comfortable walking shoes donated by Ford Wednesday displayed that Vicioso Soto. ment in relations and see no reason why Kofsky’s in the Manchester Parkade. special diplomatic grace under Ford whipped through the diplomatic they should not.” Said Not Dead Issue Gauba says he has received several pressure required of lion tamers, niceties and showed his guest to the Capriles was smiling as he stepped from pledges so far. Among his supporters are department store complaint orange brocade chair Deng had just the Oval Office, and Rogers ushered in .A proposal to ease restric­ removed distance restrictions pie I've got the impression that Gov. Ella Grasso and Nathan Agostinelli, managers and White House oc­ vacated. Ford opened with a gambit about Jose Cosino Cardenas, the new am­ tions on liquor-serving on liquor-serving es­ downtown business is hurting." GOP town chairman. cupants. the "beautiful beaches” of his guest’s bassador from Ecuador, whose gunboats restaurants in Manchester isn't tablishments, but only for When Potter drafted his A member of the Veterans of Foreign Pijteidents are required by protocol to land. Soto smiled. Ford then said an old Tuesday night seized a fifth American a dead issue. Planning and ■'bona fide restaurants with in­ proposed zoning amendments, Wars, the American Legion, and the greefpersonally, accept the credentials of friend, a former congressman, so admired tuna vessel. All went smoothly. Zoning Commission members side seating capacity of not less he said liberalized rules might Disabled War Veterans, Gauba is seeking and make polite small talk with every new the Dominican Republic that he bought “We are very pleased to find no area of agreed Monday night, and than 200. " benefit the decaying downtown further pledges. Anyone interested in ambassador, minister or envoy from the land there. serious and difficult dispute,” Ford said reconsideration of the proposal Existing rules prohibit a area by allowing a new making a pledge for the Sunday event may more than 100 countries represented in Soto began talking as if to an old friend. diplomatically. appears likely. liquor outlet (except grocery restaurant to come downtown. contact him at 646-6019. Washington. Ford did not once glance at his wrist Cardenas’ shoulders appeared to Joseph Swensson, one PZC stores selling beer) within 1,000 Although Swensson indicated Harry Truman likened the task to eating watch but rose and showed Soto out in straighten in delight. member who opposed a change feet of another outlet or within he might change his mind on 'fe'.-'-vts;:--"' V, raw turnips. time for Rogers to usher in the new am­ He sat forward — in the orange brocade in the zoning regulations, said 200 feet of a college, school, the issue, other PZC members '-"'A President Ford at 3:59 p.m. stepped out bassador from Bolivia, Roberto Capriles. chair — as Ford finished the turnip-eating church, charitable institution, discussing liquor briefly Mon­ Ford got Capriles into the brocade in time to reach the National Security Monday night he might change The Weather fev1n> ;:V>- of the Roosevelt Room where a table full his mind about the liquor rules. hospital, or library. day night didn't change their of economic writers had grilled him on his orange chair and said, “Let me-assuYe you Council on schedule. Last month, when the PZC opinions. The PZC didn't re-open full Fair tonight, followed by increasing anti-recession and energy program. left the issue undecided, there Vice Chairman John Hutchin­ discussion of the rules Monday- cloudiness, with lows in the teens. Cloudy (Hcnld photo Jiy Dunn) - He had 30 minutes in which to dispose of night — probably because was some talk of easing liquor son said he still has an open and cold Friday with a chance of snow; Tying his shoelaces in anticipation of his 45-mile hike to New Haven is Lenny four new ambassadors before Secretary of Chairman Alfred Sieffert was rules another way; Perhaps mind on the matter, "but you'll highs in the lower 30s. Gauba of Manchester. Proceeds of pledges will benefit the March of Dimes. State Henry Kissinger, Defense Secretary unable to attend the meeting — easing restrictions in specific have to prove to me there's a James Schlesinger, intelligence chiefs and Railroad Aid Slowed but there were indications the locations or making different need for change." generals and admirals brought him an in- matter will be revived soon. restrictions for different types Member Ronald Gates said tray of Middle East, Indochina and other WASHINGTON (U P I)-T heSenate mid-February and would shut down entire­ Sieffert was apparently the of liquor outlets (restaurant, he could only favor a rule assorted national security council has approved $275 million in emergen­ ly at the end of the month because they only PZC member favoring package store, club, etc.). change if there'd be a Abe Submits ’Gate Reform Act problems. cy aid to prevent a shutdown of the would be unable to meet their payroll revision of liquor rules last The specific location type of guarantee about the quality of Ford straightened his blue and white Penn Central Railroad at the end of without further money from Congress. new liquor-serving es­ month, when the commission restriction appears to be the brocade tie and stepped into his Oval Of­ February, but House passage may be The bill provides $125 million in grants tablishments. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. the Watergate Committee’s prescriptions vice to take civil action against un­ and $150 million in government decided not to act on a proposal direction the PZC might take if fice. delayed. Member David Paris, neither for preventing a recurrence of the abuses warranted claims of executive privilege, guaranteed loans. Although it does not by Town Planner J. Eric it reconsiders liquor rules. Abraham A. Ribicoff today in­ In came acting assistant Secretary of The Senate bill, approved 59 to 27, is Potter. favoring nor opposing a rule of power that marked the most painful and unauthorized impoundment of funds and allocate the grant money, the bill’s spon­ troduced the Watergate Reorganiza­ State Edward Mulcahy, leading Sudan’s designed to see the 20,000-mile railroad Potter's proposal — con­ Swensson said Monday night, -change, said he hoped the issue dangerous period of our political history,” other disputed executive activities. sors said $100 million is intended for Penn tion and Reform Act of 1975, a new ambassador. Dr. Francis Mading through a cash crisis and allow it to con­ sidered at a public hearing last ' I've done a lot of soul- was not dead. Ribicoff said. • Establish new rules of conduct for of­ Central and $25 million for the bankrupt measure based on the work of retired Deng. Deng is a former London and Yale tinue operation until a new government- September — would have searching, and talking with peo- “Only by passing this bill can we truly ficers and personnel of the executive Erie Lackawanna, which also faces possi­ Sen. Sam Ervin, D-N.C. law student, an author and expert on planned rail system takes over bankrupt put Watergate behind us,” he said. branch. ble shutdown. > Ribicoff, who took over from Ervin as African law and society and a U.N. human eastern railroads at the end of the year. • Authorize judicial enforcement of rights veteran. The bill now goes to the House where op­ chairman of the Government Operations The measure would: Senate passage came after Sen. Lowell position has developed among some Committee, said the bill contains —Establish an office of the public at­ congressional subpoenas and tighten rules Ford accepted the credentials, settling Weicker, R-Conn., warned that a shut­ members of the House Commerce Com­ Stairwell Gallery to Open reconunendations of the Watergate com­ torney independent from the Justice relating to perjury and false declarations Deng into an easy chair, zeroed in on the down of the nation’s largest railroad before congressional committees. fact the diplomat had studied at Michigan mittee. While key committee members mittee which Congress was not able to act Department and president to investigate “would plunge the entire country into a agree that PC needs money, there is op­ on before adjourning in 1974. and prosecute abuses in the executive • Increase the maximum tax credit for State University. major depression.” Student Exhibit on Friday political contributions and stiffen criminal Deng left smiling. In came William position to specific provisions of the "The legislation is historic because it branch and any federal election. PC’s bankruptcy trustees have said they Senate bill. translates into concrete reform several of • Establish a congressional legal ser­ penalties for illegal campaign [fractices. Rogers, assistant Secretary of State for would stop accepting freight shipments in The Stairwell Gallery of Hartford Symphony and the in early music at Wesleyan Manchester Community Hartford Chamber Orchestra, University. College will open an exhibition is working on her master's After the music program, a of student crafts, ceramics, and degree at the Hartt School of reception with refreshments is sculpture Friday with a recep­ Music, University of Hartford. scheduled in the Stairwell ...is the only way to Pac Named Lawyers Happy Gaffney Is Out tion featuring Baroque music. Gallery. The public is invited; Ms. Fibel, completing her The opening reception is there is no admission charge. describe these beautiful carpetings... “makes the system work better when “Under the circumstances, the com­ with Gaffney when she told him her deci­ scheduled for 8 p.m. Friday, doctorate in music at Hartt, Featured in the art exhibit To MV Post HARTFORD (UPI) - The presi­ holds B.A. and M.A. degrees more than one person is involved in impor­ mittee feels that his appointment might sion, but he was “not interested at the pre­ with a performance by the will be works from classes of T£/?R/F/C...is the only way to describe the price! dent of the Connecticut Bar Associa­ tant judicial nomination decisions.” well be inconsistent with preserving the sent time.” Baroque Trio, whose players from Columbia University, MCC instructors Carol Gottier, tion says his group’s participation in New York City. She teaches HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. But House Minority Leader Gerald F. apppearance of propriety that promotes In order for his interim appointment to are present or former members John Stevens and Suzanne When you choose your carpeting you can have the color and the texture you want in the Grasso today announced the appointment Superior Court Judge J. Brian music in the West Hartford Stevens. The exhibit will re­ Stevens, R-Milford, accused Mrs. Grasso public confidence in the integrity and im­ become permanent, Mrs. Grasso would of the Hartford Symphony. fiber you need! Today's choices are that wide...and that practical. Your concern of New Britain Mayor Stanley Pac as Gaffney’s judicial fate is good public schools. main on view until Feb. 21. of giving absolute veto powers to the bar’s partiality of the judiciary,” they wrote. have had to submit his name to the will be fashion and durability, not fashion versus durability — Trust WATKINS for the Motor Vehicles commissioner starting because it “makes the system work The trio includes Peggy Gallery hours are 8 a.m. to 10 judiciary committee and said it was highly Gaffney recently told lawmakers in­ legislature for approval. Feb. 12. better.” Baker, violin; Denise Fibel, Merck, a former member of p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m. to best values, the best fibers, the best installations. improper. vestigating leasing irregularities he had The screening committee said it had in­ Mrs. Grasso said she would stick to an Gov. Ella T. Grasso, acting on the ad­ harpsicord; and Ed Merck, the Hartford Symphony, also noon Saturdays. The gallery is Stevens said the committee’s bar’s used his influence in 1971 as GOP state terviewed four interim nominees in per­ inaugural speech pledge in requiring Pac vice of the lawyers’ group, said recorder. teaches in West Hartford. He is located in MCC’s 146 Hartford THEME AMSTERDAM TOUCH ME members should be given an opportunity chairman to help relatives win a lucrative son, but concluded that Gaffney alone and her other appointees to publish per­ Wednesday she would not ask the Ms. Baker, a member of the completing his master's degree Rd. building. A beautiful Multi-Color Shag for easy The smart “Plain" look touched with Luxurious, deep, cut-pile nylon with a to comment on judicial nominations. lease with the state. should be denied permanent appointment. decorating. This dense, firm, texture for elegance. This carpet Is custom look and hand. Elegantly sonal financial statements. legislature to approve the controversial “The present proceedings are lacking in Gaffney was nominated by former GOP The others were Superior Court Judges luxurious, Nylon carpet Is naturally very practical, long-wearing and easy styled to add Warmth and beauty to She came under criticism from judge’s interim appointment. fundamental fairness and must be Gov. Thomas J. Meskill over bar associa­ Harold Dean of Darien, William L. mothproof and will resist pilling, to clean. One of the moat stain-proof any room of the home - fashionable Republicans in the house because Acting Her decision killed Gaffney’s hopes of changed,” he said. tion objections he was unqualified. The Hadden Jr. of Hamden and Ckiurt of Com­ shedding and fuzzing. A carpet with carpets on the market today. colors at an affordable price. Finance Commissioner George A. keeping his black robes, and he turned in Mrs. (irasso, however, said she had not nomination happened before Gaffney mon Pleas Judge Stanley Novack of Stam­ that young new look. Colors - Fresh Green, Nugget Gold, Colors - Heather Green, Fern Green, Conkling had not filed a statement. She his resignation, effective Saturday. relinquished her constitutional power to became implicated in the leasing scandal. ford. Colors - Golden Cove, Arctic Spring, Cricket Green, Bittersweet, Moss, Winter Green, Seacrest, Snow, Bam­ said Wednesday she had not asked For the first time in Connecticut history appoint judges and had only asked the bar Cole said he personally believed Gaffney Spiced Orange, Sunset, Surprise Par­ Desert Gold, Laurel Green, Paprika, boo, Willow Gold, Royal Gold, Peach, Conkling to disclose his finances because an interim superior court nomination association’s advice. might qualify for a lesser judgeship, The Lottery ENTIRE STOCK ty, Lime Freeze, Woodtones, Sunrise, Wedgewood, Yankee Blue, Gold Bronze Mist, Cantaloupe, Carrot, he will be leaving state service Feb. 28. made by a governor with the legislature The lawyers’ group, in a third evaluation despite the screening committee report SAVE 50% Falling Leaves, Growing Wild, Confet­ Finch, Rebel Red. Crimson, Wine, Suede, Sauterne, Soft Pac said his first weeks at the motor out of session was rejected by a successor of Gaffney, maintained its previous posi­ Gaffney’s involvement in leasing left him The winning number drawn today in the vehicles department would be spent governor, according to Bar Association tion he was unqualified for the state’s se­ in a position of failing to inspire “public ti, Autumn Russet, Mixed Greens. Reg. $10.95 Blue, Coffee, Royal Blue. weekly Connecticut State Lottery is 00 — Sale reviewing proposals for new reflector President William K. Cole. cond highest court and raised new objec­ confidence.” • SPORT COATS • SPORT SHIRTS • SUITS Orange — 585. The six-digit bonus number Sale Reg. $12.95 Sale $ Reg. $16.95 license plates, drunk driving regulations Cole said he was pleased Mrs. Grasso tions to his role in Connecticut’s property Mrs. Grasso, however, said she had dis­ 1 9 5 — for a new car and $1,000 — is 100990. and a f^eral requirement for annual car J. BRIAN GAFFNEY heeded bar association advice because it leasing scandal. cussed a common pleas court judgeship • SWEATERS • DRESS SHIRTS • JACKETS checks rather than Connecticut’s spot check program. In other State Capitol news today, 935 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER TUE. through FRI. til 9/SAT. til 5:30 I Connecticut lawmakers are sending a 643-5171 message to President Ford that his plans v V ca/ ^ x Closed Mon. School Funding Revamp Is Tough Decision for reducing fuel consumption through higher prices aren’t appreciated. Vi CONVENIENT CHARGE PLANS AVAILABLE The energy resolution, passed by the HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut’s The search for the new financing Shedd said the only way to establish the Shedd said a better way would be to the same yardstick in assessing property NOW PRICE! values around the state. House 135-10, said Ford’s $3 tariff on chief educator says there are two method began after a legislative com­ program would be to begin it slowly, with create new revenues “through a moderate foreign oil would have a harsh effect on tough options for revamping the mittee recommended a change to a “phase-in” plan that would cost about increase in the state sales tax,” perhaps a The cost of such an operation was not in­ **Where You’re A Friend the state because Connecticut is heavily state’s method of financing education. guarantee equal education opportunities $10 million. “There are only two ways to one per cent hike, from the present 6 per cluded in the $140 million, Shedd said, and it is doubtful if there would be savings by dependent on imported petroleum. He’s just glad the choice is not up to around the state and a Superior Court find those $10 million,” he said. “One is to cent to 7 per cent. centralizing what so far has been As Well As A Customer,” judge ordered it. re-allocate existing funds and the other is He said the sales tax could be pushed him. municipal operations. Mark R. Shedd, state education com­ Connecticut has appealed the court deci­ to create new funds.” even higher if lawmakers insured there The World^s Gifts Are At Your Inside Today missioner, said the way to raise the $140 sion, which banned the existing system of The first way, he said, would involve would be “circuit breaker provisions” for Shedd urged the legislature not to delay 789 Main St. million needed to equalize school finan­ giving local schools $250 per student cutting the $250 per-pupil grants by about poor families. in considering and approving a system to cing in the state “should be a political because it favored wealthier communities $15 to create a $10 million fund, which As for the “bite the bullet” decision on raise the needed revenues, even if no funds Area Profile ...... Pages 6, 7, 11 Manchester Finger Tips, When You Shop decision” made by taxpayers and their who can get additional revenues from would then be distributed to towns accor­ whether an income tax or a statewide are allocated for it. Business...... Page 5 Open 6 Days representatives. better property tax bases. ding to local property tax bases. property tax should pay for the remainder Old Codger ...... Page 2 “It is not in the nature, in the character Main Floor of Watkins Bros. Shedd said there are only two choices The problem of getting the $140 million That would equalize educational funds to of the $140 million, Shedd appeared to in­ Thursday Nights Neighbor’s Kitchen ...... Page 9 of the citizens of the state of Connecticut, Your Gift Gallery 935 Main St., Manchester for raising the total, a state income tax has been compoundeo by the state’s some extent — giving poorer towns more dicate his preference by default. to let that sort of matter be decided by the 'til 9:00 Thoughts ApLENty ...... Page 13 and a statewide property tax, none of recession-thin revenues, with Gov. Ella T. funds than wealthier towns — but Shedd MEN’S SHOP A statewide property tax would require courts,” he said. "It is not in the nature of Tribe Grapplers Lose...... Page 13 which are palatable to taxpayers caught Grasso predicting a $180 million budget said the total impact would be too slight to a force of state employes who would apply the courts to prescribe remedies.” MCC Cagers Defeated ...... Page 13 up in a recession. deficit by June, 1976. satisfy the legislature and the courts.

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