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CIA Admits S i U.S. Spying Unmoved Congress WASHINGTON (UPI) - Director William E. Colby of the Central Intelligence Agency has acknowledged to Congress that his agency kept files on 10,000 American Dissects Ford Plan citizens and said it also used American business as cover for WASHINGTON (UPI) - President coming 8.7 per cent Social Security cost- troversial. Even the measures that Ford agents abroad. Ford advertised “bad news,” and his of-living increase. can impose on his own authority, including tax and energy program received a On the energy front. Ford’s program the $3 per barrel increase in imported oil Colby made the public admissions in polite but unenthusiastic hearing from would bring about a drastic increase in tariffs, can be repealed by Congress. testimony to the intelligence subcom­ a Congress which now begins taking it fuel costs by ending price controls on oil There is opposition to Ford’s proposal and natural gas and adding a $2 tax to mittee of the Senate Appropriations Com­ apart piece by piece. that Congress impose a $2 per barrel tax mittee Wednesday. He also said: every barrel of domestic and foreign oil. on all oil, foreign and domestic. Many of the pieces likely will be dis­ Ford said he gradually would impose by —The CIA was tipped in 1971 or 1972 to Administration officials have estimated carded. April 1 a $3 per barrel tax on imported oil Ford’s energy proposals would result in an an alleged plot to assassinate Vice Presi­ —using his own emergency powers —pen­ dent Spiro Agnew and kidnap then CIA Conservatives, who might have helped increase in the amount the average family ding congressional action on his other spends for gasoline, electricity and home Director Richard Helms. It alerted the push the program through, were stunned proposals. heating fuel from $950 to $1200 —an in­ FBI and Secret Service, but it also con­ by the budget deficit it will bring — $30 ducted its own surveillance in two U.S. billion in the current fiscal year and a Based on initial congressional reaction, crease of more than 25 per cent. cities; peacetime record $45 billion in the fiscal here is the status of Ford’s program now: In other Washington news today: year beginning July 1. A tax cut is likely to be passed by mid­ • Ford met with congressional leaders —The CIA infiltrated agents into the summer, although there will be much to answer criticism of his economic movement against the Vietnam War. Liberals found little to like except the squabbling over how big a cut and how to blueprint, amid indications he might com­ general idea of a tax cut for individuals. make it. Any cut or rebate is likely to be promise on a proposed tax cut. —The CIA staged three break-ins, in Ford told Congress in a nationally 1966, 1969, and 1971, in an effort to aimed at low and moderate income Asst. Senate Democratic Leader Robert televised State of the Union address taxpayers. Byrd, W. Va., emerged from a White safeguard CIA secrets and security, which Wednesday that: “I’ve got bad news, and I appears to be allowed under the 1947 Some rebate on 1974 taxes is possible, House breakfast meeting saying the Presi­ don't expect much, if any, applause.” He dent may be forced to compromise on both charter. got what he expected from the joint ses­ although it has drawn strong conservative opposition. Sen. Barry Goldwater R-Ariz., taxes and gasoline rationing. —The CIA tapped the phones of 21 U.S. sion of Congress as he outlined a program • John Dean, who played a major role In residents between 1951 and 1965 to check that would add 2 per cent to the cost of said “tax cuts, in my opinion, are not going to save the economy.” the downfall of former President Richard on leaks of classified information. living and add at least 10 cents to the price Nixon, said he’d like to see his ex-boss —The CIA read mail from persons in the of a gallon of gas. Ford’s proposed $80 yearly payment to because “We would have so much to talk United States to two unnamed Communist families too poor to pay taxes still is a Ford’s program calls for a 12 per cent about.” countries between 1953 and 1973. question mark in Congress. rebate on 1974 individual income taxes, a Dean, although, isn’t expecting an in­ But he said said cases in which the agen­ vitation to San Clemente. He said Nixon cy “may have overstepped its bounds” $16.5 billion permanent tax cut mainly at Strong opposition has developed to the lower end of the income scale, cor­ has suffered enough and time may vin­ were “few and far between,” and that the Ford’s proposed business tax cuts,- par­ dicate his presidency. porate tax cuts, yearly $80 payments to ticularly his slash of the corporate ta x . agency never conducted “massive, illegal, It was a standing ovation for Nathan Agostinelli, after he was elected • Congress shows no sign of changing its domestic intelligence activity.” poor adults, a moratorium on new federal rate from 48 per cent to 42 per cent. Manchester GOP chairman by acclamation. (Herald photo by Dunn) spending and a cut to 5 per cent of an up­ position in favor of increased emigration Ford’s energy package is the most con- of Russian Jews, despite administration statements that this was what prompted the Soviet Union to reject the 1972 trade agreement. The reason for the rejection is still con­ Nate Returns and Launches GOP Campaign fusing. There were indications it may in­ dicate a shift in Kremlin thinking, ^ m e By SOL R. COHEN Ticking off the failures of the Agostinelli criticized the Democrats on publicly,” said Susag. “ Having just by Harlan Taylor, with seconding members of Congress feel a restriction of Democratic majority, as he sees them, he Nathan Agostinelli’s re-entry into the Board of Education for refusing to act, retired from the board, I must take issue speeches by Carl Zinsser and Henry export-import bank credits was more mentioned “roads that resemble a war or not knowing how to act “in a very with your statement it is a partisan group, Michalak. significant than the emigration question. Manchester politics Wednesday night zone,” scored as a “public be damned at­ critical situation — when our high school signaled the launching of this year’s controlled by the majority party. The • Louis C. Wyman was declared first titude” the project at Lincoln Center, literally is being destroyed (by van­ school board, in my experience, is non­ Agostinelli noW leads the Republican winner, then loser, and finally winner town committee in two instances — he is municipal campaign — almost 10 calling the result “an environmental dalism).and when-the permissiveness of partisan and non-political.” again of the New Hampshire Senate race. months before the November elec­ nightmare,” and criticized the Democrats our schools also has reached an un­ Agostinelli replied, “I feel I’d be remiss, its chairman and his name is the first on It appears the Senate will debate seating tions. for not improving the entrance to Charter bearable point for we who support them.” after seeing the pictures of the vandalism its alphabetical list. him until the GOP-dominated state Oak Park, “built by our party and Only moments after he was elected by At the end of Agostinelli’s talk, his at Manchester High School, if I didn’t The town committee voted its apprecia­ legislatnre passes a bill to hold a new elec­ something we take great pride in.” acclamation Republican town chairman, criticism of the Baord of Education was make my feelings public.” tion to Berte and instructed its secretary tion between him and John A. Durkin. the former state comptroller and challenged by M. Philip Susag, who Agostinelli succekled A. Paul Berte as Connecticut Sen. Lowell Weicker said He said, “We are amazed at the massive to send Berte a letter of appreciation. Manchester mayor vigorously assaulted retired from the board in November, after GOP chairman. Berte resigfied in late The committee learned to its satisfac­ Wednesday that New Hampshire voters the Democrats for "placing the communi­ amount of revenue-sharing funds that five years service. December, when he accepted appointment should decide whom they want as their have virtually disapppeared, with no tion from Charles McKenzie, its ty in complete disarray” and served T can’t accept what you said about the as First District workmen’s compensation treasurer, that its finances are $188 in the senator. signifiant relief for the taxpayer.” • Former White House aid John D. notice upon them “the Republican party is school board and I want to go on record commissioner. Agostinelli was nominated black, with all expenses paid. out to regain control of government, in Erlichman will not be prosecuted on a order to provide the leadership and direc­ charge of lying to the FBI in the tion Manchester deserves.” • “Plumbers” case, the government has Noting that, “ Despite our serious revealed. economic problems, rising unemploy­ Cotter Seeks Delay of Imported Oil Tax Special Watergate Prosecutor Henry Ruth filed without comment Wednesday a ment, cutbacks in all areas of business and WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. New England to shoulder a dispropor­ and higher energy charges, the while the rest of the nation’s prices would dismissal of his appeal in the U.S. Court of government, we still have the political tionate portion of the burden,” Cotter Democratic lawmaker said. remain the same. William R. Cotter, D-Conn., says New Appeals. leaders of the other party telling the peo­ England should not have to carry an said. Cotter, who will serve on the House ple of Manchester they can expect a 7- to Cotter said the so-called ticket system • House Democrats today removed in­ unfair load in helping solve the Ways and Means Committee, said 9-mill increase in the tax rate,” The six states have already experienced designed to equalize oil prices nationwide Congress cannot enact legislation es­ cumbent chairmen W.R. Poage of the Agostinelli said, ‘"rhe Republican party nation’s energy problems and wants a 152 per cent increase in the price of im­ still is not fully effective because.New tablishing taxes on domestic crude oil Agriculture Committee and F. Edward unequivocally opposes a tax increase this President Ford to delay imposition of ported industrial oil and a 102 per cent England relies heavily on imported oil and before July. Hebert of the Armed Forces committee. year and will work toward a possible tax an imported oil tax. hike in home heating oil. Cotter said. has paid prices considerably higher than Cotter said Ford should delay the oil Other powerful committee chairmen were domestic levels. cut.” The Hartford congressman, in a Meanwhile, in Hartford, state Senate taxes until the entire problem can be con­ expected to be removed in a wave of “To impose a $3 tariff now would doom resentment among young and liberal He pledged an open party and called on telegram Wednesday to Ford, said the $3- Majority Leader Joseph I. Lieberman, D- sidered. potential candidates to step forward, “to per-barrel tariff on imported oil would add New Haven, called for a review of Connec­ this first attempt at price equalization and Lieberman estimated the additional members. The 24-member Democratic increase consumer prices and force Steering and Policy Committee help us help Manchester. $500 million to the region’s already in­ ticut’s fuel cost adjustments for utilities in petroleum taxes would increase home business out of New England,” Cotter Wednesday refused to renominate incum­ “It is my intention,” he said, "to build a flated fuel and electric bills. light of expected oil price hikes. heating bills in New England by a total of strong and responsive party, who’s main Ford’s proposed taxes on imported said. $75 million and hit utilities and industries bent Wayne Hays of the HdUse Ad­ “While I believe we must confront our “Under Ford’s proposal, Connecticut ministration Committee and Wright Pat­ goal always will be good government at nation’s energy problems, we cannot allow petroleum would make the automatic fuel with a $440 million increase in their fuel the least expense.” cost adjustment a “lighting rod” for new would experience even further increases costs. man of Banking.

Honor Court Best Choice WEATHER Variable cloudiness tonight and For Jail-Bound Alcoholics continued seasonably cold, with lows in the teens. Fair Friday, By MAL BARLOW people present on this recent Monday their heads slightly. Others stare straight with highs 25 to 30. night had to be there, Dave said. ahead. And others watch Roy, who seems “Stinking Thinking Leads To Drinking,” Two speakers had come on this night, to have told his story before. » reads one of the large signs set up on the both from an Honor Court downstate. Roy got out of the Navy and had $4,000 in side wails of the court room at the Dave introduced Roy. his pocket. He lost it hitchhiking across Manchester Police Station on Monday “My name is Roy. I am an alcoholic,” the West to Kentucky. On the way, he got % INSIDE nights. he began. thrown in jail four times. TODAY Other signs read: “First Things First,” “I owe my sobriety to Honor Court.” In Kentucky, he threw his own homecoming party. Around midnight, he “Let Go, Let God,” and “It has not Roy said he was born 1 of 13 children in Area Profile ...... 6, 7, 8 happened yet...” ran everyone off from the party with a Kentucky. His father was an alcoholic and Neighbor’s Kitchen...... 11 About 40 men and women sit scattered shotgun. so were 11 of his brothers and sisters. MHS Grapplers Win ...... 13 throughout the audience part of the cour­ Roy carried “booze” to the farmers Roy gave surface details of several troom. Most are quiet, some sullen. A few working in the fields when he was very more misadventures which included MCC Cagers Bow...... 13 who must know each other say hello. young. At age 9, he threatened to kill his waking up in a Norfolk, Va. hospital with a Thoughts ApLENty ...... 13 It is 7:30. father when he (Roy) was in a blackout. fractured skull. Scene from H ere...... 20 An older man named Dave takes a seat Between the ages of 12 to 17, he was Roy said he moved in with his brother Shriners Elect Esoian...... 24 at a table in front of the judge’s bench arrested 20 times on alcohol-related who lived in Waco, Tex. in 1964. facing the people. offenses. “Two days later I was chasing my LOTTERY Honor Court is about to begin. His first Honor Court was in Kentucky. sister-in-law through the house with a Dave introduces himself making sure “I was drunk going to and coming from butcher knife.” WINNERS any new members of the court understand the court. I had a wreck one time on my He got a job at a truck stop pumping gas it. motorcycle and broke both legs. As soon and diesel fuel. The job ended when the The Connecticut State Honor Court is one of the choices given a as the casts came off, I joined the Navy.!’ truckers discovered he was too drunk to An alcoholic tells his story (Herald photo by Barlow). See story at left. Lottery number drawn today sentencing judge in the state’s Common While in basic training, he managed to know which was diesel fuel and which gas. was 60 — Orange — 965. Pleas Courts. Instead of sending a person get drunk. On his first day home, he was Texans put Roy in an old jail cell with a to jail after conviction on an alcohol- drunk and in jail. cheeseburger one time and forgot about related offenserjie can sentence the per­ En route to his first regular assignment him for a week. There he had his first son to at leastsjx' sessions of Honor Court. in San Diego, he was drunk. experience with the DTs (delirium Wildcat Strike Hits Bridgeport Honorpi>uffis runby^coholics, usually He was then stationed on a ship off tremors) due to withdrawal. m e m b ^ of AlodfiSIics^nonymous. The Hawaii. His girl friend, now his wife, sent him BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - A wildcat American Federation of State, County and city’s ability to pay. The union is asking membeV.oLtKe ctiurt are considered to “Hawaii is a paradise for a drunk. I money to go to her in Connecticut. He strike that could affect the entire city Municipal Employes said the men are for 10 per cent age increases during each have a drinking problem; The judge sends stayed there four years. The ship drank it up. started today when Bridgeport trash tired of being asked to wait for some year of the contract, for however long it them to the court hoping that if they solve protected me. I stabbed people and burned Finally, Roy arrived in Connecticut. No collectors reported for work but refused to progress in contract talks with the city. runs. their drinking problem, they will not down barns. I would go to the ship and they member of either his or her family would go on their routes, citing stalled union con­ appear before him again. would protect me.” attend the wedding. Two days later, he Talks Wednesday night broke off with Panuzio said he doesn’t believe the talks tract negotiations. one union official describing matters as are at an impasse, but supports the call for The first six sessions are compulsory. He was then .transferred to Guam, was in the Seyms St. Jail (the state cor­ A mass meeting of the city employes un­ Those wha-are sentenced must attend or another paradise for a drunk, he said. rectional center in Hartford) for beating “at an impasse.” The union has asked for fact finding. However, he said he doesn’t ion, with 1,200 members, was scheduled as non-binding fact finding to try to settle the think fact finding can go on while workers take the judge’s other choice, usually a “I was a boiler man on an island without his new father-in-law with a two-by-four. a result of the development. The walkout issues. strike. jail term. a boiler. I had my first hallucination on “And it was all strictly booze,” he said. was expected to spread to other However, anyone may continue coming Guam. I saw a statue bleeding.” Roy was a painter by trade now. During departments. Mayor Nicholas Panuzio said the union’s City police and firemen are not affected as long as he/she wishes. Only 12 of the A couple of people in the audience nod (See Page Three) A spokesman for Local 1522 of the demands are unreasonable and beyond the by the walkout. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Jan. 16, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Jan, 16, 1975 - PAGE THREE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST to 7 A M E ST J - 1 7 - 7 5 I E X I T 9i 3 0 ,0 0 BURNSIDE Follow B u ^ d e SiSigns BOOK REVIEWS ------a / ______/"A OUMSIOf AVI., E. HTID. • MOKINC • 520-3333 SEATTLE KW SHOWTIMtS irfii Alcoholics Go to Court to Help Themselves MON. N ni FRt. ^ (B O S T O N ■ ;00 u © J s L — Helter Skelter, by Vincent to comprehend a scene such as where he responds clumsily to • V I I l«'v MINNMINNEAPOLIS Finally, he went to an AA meeting. And the Manure? “Some are in there for life. Bugliosi with Curt GCTtry. the butchery of Sharon Tate and the overtures of an uptight (tioiilinucil from I’ugr One) "I thought I was a big man.” "I’m a Yankee, a simple country boy • SATIMDATS • ■;X “In AA, I find I don’t have to make Bob then told an old Yankee story about “You’re doing yourself a great injustice 2:30-0:30-10 ___ / H — iN E W Y O R K (Norton, $10) the other four. American girl, then returns to Then he picked up a drink. brought up on a farm in (a rural Connec­ ICHICASO*. promises. In AA, all I have to do is stay a New York City man who owned two if you know you’re an aloholic and you • FAIR. Although every person in Manson envisioned a massive London to match wits with a The drink led to a bad accident, he said. ticut town). • SUNOOTS • his frequent stays in state prisons, he sober today. horses. Due to the expense of boarding aren’t doing anything about it.” America probably is aware of race war between blacks and gruff Scotland Yard detective. A hospital official first pronounced him “I think the chapter to recount first -1:304-0:30 painted state buildings. “1 found out, after 10 years of impulsive them in the winter in New York City, he Dave urged the people there to attend the general outline of the white. That is what the \^ rd s Enough surprises to keep the DOA (dead on arrival). But he pulled could also have been the ending chapter. I "I always thought they had another drinking, that I wasn’t alone. I wasn’t un­ decided to take them to the countryside of the AA meetings, to be close to other AA S A N F R A N C IS C O Charles Manson murders, this “helter skelter,” quoted from a reader guessing and an ending through spendihg long months in the had come to a decision that if I attempted mT. m il Sot 2:30-Sun. 1:30- ADULTS 2.25 building to paint whenever they sent me ique. Connecticut and get a better price. people, get as many phone numbers of A A detailed account will jolt the Beatles song, meant when they that is genuinely satisfying. hospital, eight this time. to stop drinking, I was going to die. And if up again." “I had thought I didn’t need anybody At the first, big and healthy-looking people “as you know are solid.” reader like a series of electric were painted in blood at the “Today, I believe that it gets worse. I go I kept drinking, I was sure to die.” Once in 1967 during a trip through anymore. True are those song lyrics, ‘Peo­ farm, the farmer said, “I’ll do it for $50 a “I don’t think your doctor will jump in a shocks of mounting voltage. scene of the murders. Manson to every AA meeting that I can. He was 38 years old. LOSANSELES northern New York, he deserted his wife ple who need people are the luckiest peo­ month and you keep the manure.” car at 3 a.m. and come to you and sit with The bits and pieces of the story was to be the messiah who, after “It’s not what you drink but what it does Bob noted that Stephen Foster, song and went into a blackout that lasted 11 ple in the world.’ Another couple of towns further along you because you said you were thinking of have appeared in newspapers. the fighting ended, would be the to you. writer, wrote the words, “All the world is :5HCHCAM CINEMA/ 1234 BEST SELLERS days. Her family came and got her. When “I’m very grateful to be in AA. I’m not and a farmer told him, “It’s $40 a month taking a drink. But an AA member will Putting the pieces together in new ruler of mankind. “I do it one day at a time. And with the sad and weary, everywhere I roam.” 1-84 EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. (UPl - Publishers’ Weekly) they found him, they beat him so badly, "I alone anymore.” and you keep the manure.’’ come if you haven’t picked up that first Manson, incidentally, ap­ help of you people, I make.it.” Foster was probably drunk at the time. He EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 narrative form, from the horrify­ Fiction had to learn how to use my arms again.” Bob’s family background was almost The city man thought things were get­ drink. ■ ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING - Vtte Hooof MASTER CHARGE - J i LOWEST TEMPERATURES ing murders themselves to the parently never knew that to Bri­ With the help of the Family Relations died in the ^ lle v u e Hospital in New York Centennial -- James A. Back in Connecticut, he got back with totally different from Roy’s. Bob’s father ting better as he traveled so he went on. “Basically, it’s simple. It just takes tons such as the Beatles, helter Division of the court in his part of the City from alcohol. T32T-I0 ^ S M IA M I bumbling police effort to the Michener his wife and, soon after, back to his old only drank now and then. His mother was Finally, he came to a dilapidated old hard work. skelter was the name of a state, Roy was able to keep his license and Foster was 38 then. longest munier trial in Ameri­ The Seven-Per-Cent Solution ways. a teetotaller. For some reason, an older farm. The farmer said, “It’s $20 a “You’ll be surprised at what a happy, can history, increases the over­ fairgrounds slide. This a plain his work. “At age 38, I was alone. All I had was •LEGEND. — — V T9-1 - John H. Watson, M.D. “I don’t know how many times I’ve been brother had a drinking problem. month.” changed life you’ll have.” all impact tremendously. At scary story that will rivet your alcohol. Priests, psychologists, doctors FREEZING 32 Something Happened -- in Seyms St. Finally, I was in 145 days and more had worked on me and gotten “ About the only thing he and I had in “You got a deal,” said the city man. At the end of the formal part of the times the effect is so savage the attention as could no work of fic­ straight. I saw a boy 17 hang himself. I Then he told the farmer about the other RAIN (y*>(vxl^NOW Joseph Heller No Need to Suffer nowhere. common was drinking. We didn’t know meeting, Dave thanked the four women of reader may feel impelled to put tion. Freebie and The Ebony Tower - John saw a man die neglected on a stretcher Roy sat down. No one clapped. Wi^out “I had been a police officer. But alcohol what to do with him. offers which included letting him keep the the Manchester Conference of Churches the book aside for a mwnent. JOAN HANAUER (UPl) Fowles with the DTs.” standing, and speaking slowly and quietly, “My brother used to go off fishing. In manure. who came with cookies, pastries and th e Bean ^ / ^ SHOWERS ^ Fi I5w had gotten the best of me and I was then Bugliosi was the Los Angeles The Pirate - Harold Robbins Roy was out a week and got in a drunken Dave made a few comments before in­ on the other side of the law. 1963, the State Police came for me. They The farmer said, “Buddy, for $20 a coffee. He also thanked Tom Elliot, direc­ district attorney who prosecuted month, there ain’t going to be any tor of the court’s Family Relations Divi­ UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST ® Lady -- Thomas Tryon brawl followed by a head-on auto collision. troducing the next speaker. “I had a .22 Beretta which someone had took me to a lake. They wanted me to iden­ the case and assem bl^ many of The Dogs of War - Frederick He was sent to a hospital with a fractured tify a man who had fallen in and drowned. manure.” sion, for again sitting in on the meeting. "There is no need to continue to drink once threatened to shoot me with. I put the the facts that revealed the weird A Lovable Man, oy David Forsyth skull and broken ribs. “He had been drunk, was 38, and would Bob said the point of his story is that you Several people got up right away and and suffer the pitfalls, miseries, bad days, gun to my head.” world of Manson and his fanatic Fletcher. (Coward McCann Watership Down - Richard have died soon anyway due to the state of get out of anything what you put into it. left quickly. Dave said later they were on etc. Because Roy and I and others in this For Period Ending 7 AM EST Friday. Thursday night will find some snow over parts of followers, leading to a guilty Geoghegan, $6.95) Roger Kilby, Adams But then he blacked out. A former his liver.” “I hope all of you succeed,” he told the their way to an AA meeting that gets un­ room have done it all for you. New England, the central Plains and mid Rockies. Rain is forecast for the Pacific veridct. Gentry is an ex­ an Englishman and self-styl^ Honor Court policeman friend living nearby, said Bob Bob appeared to be about 45 years old as group. der way after the Honor Court ends about (^THEATRES EAST Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - “Try to listen intently. Don’t compare, Northwest. Elsewhere, generally fair weather should be the rule. Minimum temperatures perienced nonfiction writer. intellectual, murders his rich John leCarre From the hospital, he was sent to called him. The policeman went to Bob’s he spoke to the Honor Court, which was 9 p.m. MIDDLE TPKE.. MANCHESTER SH. PARKADE • 619-5i91 but try to identify. Between them they try to ex­ and lovely wife in a fit of rage Connecticut’s Honor Court near his home. house and took the gun away. still very quiet. Some of the people were Blackouts Most stayed. They chatted with each include: (approx, max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 31 (48), Boston 20 (31), Chicago 12 Harlequin -- Morris West “You’re not alone in this program. (26), Dallas 34 (52), Denver 16 (40), Duluth -6 (17), Houston 39 (63), Jacksonville 39 (69), plain the workings of Manson’s and coolly arranges to cover his Nonfiction He said he was now ready for Alcoholics “There is a higher power at work. nervous and edgy. Several lit cigarettes. Again, the speaker sat down quietly and other, Elliot, Dave, and the church “I certainly don’t intend to go over that women. AIRPORT Kansas City 20 (35), Los Angeles 42 (70), Miami 61 (73), New Orleans 44 (62), New York 27 mind and how he was able to in­ tracks. This takes our somewhat All Things Bright and Anonymous. Today, I firmly believe that.” “I’m not going to tell you the world is all no one clapped or spoke. » UNVB6AL nCTUC He joined an AA group in his town. For course of misery again. It was too rough.” Dave gave a new person a booklet (30), Phoenix 40 (76), San Francisco 43 (63), Seattle 42 ( 50), St. Louis 18 (38), Washington spire such devotion among his mad antihero to Edinburgh, Beautiful -- James Herriot rosy now. There are times when I think of After a pause, Dave said, “Both Ip0{ TH3«K0Un* followers, though it still is hard three months straight he went to AA Then he asked Bob to speak. Bob spent more time at the Norwich speakers mentioned blackouts. You should detailing all the 450 meetings of AA and 1 1975 ^ MMflSOI* 25 (38). Strictly Speaking - Edwin drinking. the Honor Courts meeting each week in Newman meetings every night. In a year he was in State Hospital. “It’s those times I pick up the phone. know there are men in Somers (the state’s 6 the state. He also gave him some phone The Palace Guard - Dan charge of the group meetings. ‘T put the gun to my head.” Back out, he got into a partnership to "This program demands honesty. maximum security prison) who can’t RoyTstarted his own business. He bought numbers. lHW

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------PAGE FOL'R - MANCHESTER EVENTSG^ ------HERALD, Mancbester. Conn . Thurs , Jan 16, 1975 Washington Window; igo^fcy Satisfied With Second Fiddle? Iflaurlu'iitrr iEitr iiimi Hrrah'i DON OAKLEY By RICHARD H. GROWALD aide said with pride and Hugh Scott advised Nelson to President said not to worry kept in ignorance of public af­ Ford and his wife have broken UPl Senior Editor perhaps a little awe, “Ford say nothing on political issues about it.” fairs by his chief. presidential public protocol ______OPINION WASHINGTON (UPI) - In ordered his staff to treat us as until he was confirmed. It According to friends, the two Dwight D. Eisenhower, asked (which dictates a chief Getting More For the Old Executive Office part of them. The barriers are would perhaps embarrass the men enjoy an easy relationship. as President to name a policy executive does not go to dine 85 East Center S' Building next to the White down.” President as well as his confir­ This closeness contrasts with contribution by his vice presi­ with others but that they come at Summit St. >c Our Government Dollar House, an aide to Nelson A. “Ford is an unusual man. He mation chances. much of recent vice presiden­ dent, Richard M. Nixon, said he to him) and driven out to the Rockefeller leans forward in a has no hangups, no vanities "Well, Rockefeller tried. But tial history. could not think of one. Nixon, as Rockefeller house in tan leather chair and presses WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL! Malpractice Costly It's no secret that government has programs are saving cities hundreds of about the Rockefeller jugger­ he’s been in public life a long John Nance Garner, after President, privately cited Washington’s Foxhall Road for thousands of dollars a year. But his fingers together, straining naut coming down here from time and he spoke out a couple serving eight years as Franklin having Spiro Agnew as vice a private dinner, according to a become the nation's biggest business, large widespread inefficiency persists, and the to recall the vice president’s New York,” the vice presiden­ of times. Did he hear from D. Roosevelt’s vice president, president as a reason people vice presidential aide. employing nearly 13-million people and ac­ daisies ounch To The Public reasons that stand out are the inherent dif­ words. tial assistant said. Ford? No, he did not. judged the office "not worth a should have been pleased to It is perhaps more a testa­ *2.17 counting for 22 per cent of tbe Gross ficulty of managing modem government The aide shuts his eyes and "Like during the time before “In fact, it was Nelson who bucket of warm spit.” Harry S. have him remain as chief ment to the honeymoon state of OPEN 'til 9 P.M. THUR9., FRI.'NITESI The medical profession is facing a profession itself. Failures to dis­ National Product. quotes Gerald R. Ford’s vice Spending by state and local and the shortage of qualified managers in Nelson was confirmed. (Senate phoned Ford and said he hoped Truman said later that, as executive. their political marriage than to president as saying, "Ten years great crisis in its inability to obtain in­ cipline its members properly through governments alone increased 80 per cent government. Republican Minority Leader) he hadn’t done wrong. And the FDR’s vice president, he was Unannounced to the public. any personal bond. ago I couldn’t have done it. I careful scrutiny of capabilities in sur­ between 1968 and 1972. and at least up until Probably little can be done about the surance against malpractice verdicts, had that burning ambition to be the current recession hit. they were ad­ former, but there may be an answer to the gical procedures has happened when president. Now I just want to do or the pajTnent of ruinously high ding about 450,000 employes each year. latter: Apply the proven management a good job for Jerry.’’ premiums when it is possible to certification of operating room use is The country's taxpayers are demanding techniques of business to government. This is one reason senior more services from federal, state and This is the basis if a new training service purchase such insurance. not made on a regular intense basis. aides and friends say relations local governments than ever before — yet being offered to government by the between Ford and Rockefeller •A worsening situation has been Hospital tissue committees which paradoxically they are screaming louder Professional Institute, a unit of American are as good as they seem to be. overlook repeated removal of un­ than ever about how much it's costing. Management Associations, developing for the last seven or eight A Rockefeller aide says his V-Xv’ The AMA has conducted management years, with large malpractice ver­ diseased organs and unnecessary sur­ chief would be happy to be The answer is simple, says James training programs for such public Ford’s running mate in the 1976 dicts growing at an unprecedented gical procedures have also con­ Hayes: "More than ever, the American organizations and groups as the gover­ nor's cabinet of South Dakota, the presidential election.

N ^AiBdVSoaDiiAiirnj PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Jan. 16, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Thurs., Jan. 16, 1975 — PAGE FIFTEEN Grid Hall-of-Fame Grid Colts Appoint Life Left in Pacers, Forbes Suspended^ Marchibroda Coach Adds Four to List BASKETBALL Knock Nets to Second Now Soul Searching BALIMORE (UPI) - Ted Expressing tvelief he could to Bill McPeak at CANTON, Ohio (UPI) - They were selected by the flanker and as a running JUNIORS games last Sunday. St. Bridget Marchibroda, who faced a turn the once powerful Colts Washington in 1961. He Four football stars of the hall’s 27-member selection back, playing in seven Pro Action at the East Side Rec nipped St. Rose, 6iHl, with Bill two-quarterback dilemma around this year, joined George Allen in Los NEW YORK (UPI) - The Indiana points in the fourth quarter to lead the MONTREAL (UPI) - Boston last night saw the Lakers edge Finnergan and Dan ^ h a net­ testimony of the witnesses, including last generation, George Con­ board at its meeting in New Bowls. as an assistant coach with Marchibroda said he is fair­ Angeles nine years ago and Pacers, American Basketball Colonels to a comeback victory. Bruins forward Dave Forbes says his Forbes, provides no clues as to why nor, Dante Lavelli, Lenny Orleans last Saturday, as And Brown, picked on the the Suns, 45-44, and the Braves ting 24 and 18 points respective­ the Washington Redskins, ly satisfied with all aspects came with him to Association champions as recently as Roberts sank a pair of free throws stick assault on Minnesota North outlast the Knicks, 48-43. Mike ly for the winners. Jim William­ Forbes reacted so violently.” Moore and Roosevelt part of Super Bowl weekend. 27th round of the 1953 draft, steps into another two- of the Baltimore team Washington in 1970. two seasons ago but now a sub-,500 with 4:18 remaining to break a 96-96 Stars wing Henry Boucha haunts him “In fact, no justification or excuse Thompson poured in 19 points son netted 14 points for the As the seventh Allen assis­ Brown, will be inducted into The induction will be promptly became the New losers. quarterback problem as the except its offensive line. team, still have a little kick left. tie and put Kentucky on top, 98-96, and and his soul searching has not yet was offered by Forbes himself except for the Lakers while John Wiec- tant to move up to head the Pro Football Hall of highlighted by the Cincinnati York Giants’ right offensive zorek netted 10 for the Suns. St. Michael's got past St. newly hired head coach of He indicated that Thomas Indiana knocked the New York then scored his team’s next two found the answer for why he did it. the humiliation and unfairness which Fame Aug. 2, Director Dick Bengals playing the tackle for 13 years, playing Jeff Shrider scored 20 points for Christopher’s, 46-45, with the Baltimore Colts. would have major say in the coach status, the new Nets, who succeeded the Pacers as baskets. For Boucha the incident will not be resulted from his being knocked down Gallagher announced Washington Redskins in the in nine Pro Bowls and being the Braves and Joe Lovell 19 for Richard Blanks netting 16 He seems to welcome it. upcoming draft in which the Baltimore coach sum­ league champions, out of the lead in Forward Will Jones was Kentucky’s entirely ended for another four or five in his original fight with Boucha,” Wednesday. annual Hall of Fame exhibi­ picked all-NFL for eight the Knicks. points for the winners and At a news conference Colts have either first or se­ marized: ”In my five years the ABA’s Eastern Division top scorer with 21, while Virginia, weeks when he will learn whether his Campbell said. tion game. consecutive seasons. Larry Percy 15 for the losers. where his siping of a three- cond choice of the college with McPeak, I learned my Wednesday night by beating New which announced it would protest the eyesight has been permanently For their first period fight, both Connor, a member of the , SENIOR Bill Perez tossed in 24 points in year contract was an­ stars, depending on a coin X’s and O’s. York, 111-106. game because of a dispute over damaged or he can resume his hockey Boucha and Forbes were assessed Paced by John Barry’s 26 leading Sacred Heart to its first Chicago Bears from 1948-55, nounced Wednesday, the 43- flip, because their losing “Under Allen, I learned That defeat, coupled with Ken­ whether Roberts or Artis Gilmore career. minors and majors by referee Ron Greek Basketball points. Kahuna Kids routed Cy­ win, 47-44 over Our Lady of was all-league as a defen­ Sixth Meeting year-old Marchibroda record was equalled only by the other basics: organiza­ tucky’s 108-102 victory over the should have shot those free throws As for National Hockey League Wicks and while they were serving the LEWISTON, ME. (UPI) - sive tackle in 1952, as an cle Gear, 83-55, last night at Peace. St. Francis bested St. declined for the moment to the New York Giants. Virginia Squires, left the Colonels a with 4:18 to go, was led by guard Dave president Clarence Campbell, the Jan. HANOVER, N.H. (UPI) - Illing Junior High. John Margaret-Mary, 53-48, with tion, hard work, how to han­ penalties Forbes told Boucha that he The Bates College Men's offensive tackle in 1953, and commit himself to either A former college star with dle people. With those two half-game ahead of the Nets in the Twardzik, who had 27. 4 incident during Boston’s 8-0 triumph would “ shove his stick down his Basketball Team will take on a Dartmouth's varsity basketball Goodrow and Collins Judd Lance Lauster scoring 16 points as a linebacker in 1954 and team, with a 2-8 overall and 0-3 Colt quarterback — Marty St. Bonaventure and the backgrounds, I think I’m East. over Minnesota was “one of the most throat,” Campbell’s statement said. team from Deree College of added 12 and 11 markers for the winners and Jim Fox 14 Q's 121, Nuggets 109 1955, playing in the first four Ivy League record, meets respectively to the winning markers for the losers. Domres or Bert Jones. University of Detroit, ready.” Meanwhile, Indiana, which has only vicious...! have ever been called on to Forbes also testified that in the Athens, Greece, in a benefit “ I think we have a Marchibroda played four a 19-22 record this year, is 16 games The Conquistadors beat Denver for deal with.” game at Alumni Gym Sunday Pro Bowl games. Springfield College Saturday at total while Jay Howroyd (14), St. James outlasted St. penalty box he was thinking “how to Alumni Gym. Springfield has seasons of pro ball with the the first time in seven tries with Forbes, already under a felony afternoon. The Greeks, Lavelli, who starred for Marc Schardt (13) and Dick Mary's, 34-29, with Ed Legeskis quarterback here,” he said. behind Denver in the West following get back at Boucha.’’ He said when won the last five outings Travis Grant hitting 16 of 23 shots boasting a 50-6 international the Cleveland Browns in the Bowman (11) led Cycle. pouring in 16 points for the “I should say we have two, Pittsburgh Steelers and St. the Nuggets’ 121-109 setback at San assault indictment in Minnesota, was the penalties expired and they left the between the two schools. from the floor for 39 points. It was the competition record for the last All-America Conference and Also, Schiebel Brothers winners. and that’s the essential of a Louis Cardinals with time Diego. suspended by Campbell Wednesday box he went after Boucha and told him nipped Moriarty Brothers, 87- Sunday’s schedule: St. fourth victory in five games for San three years, are scheduled to the NFL, was all-NFL for good football team.” out for military service In other ABA games Wednesday for the Bruins’ next 10 games in­ “OK, let’s go now.” 86. Carl Hohenthal (24>, Steve Margaret-Mary vs. S t. Diego since Beryl Shipley took over as play seven other New England two years, played in three Marathon Length While praising both during the Korean War. night, San Antonio defeated Utah, 96- cluding a Feb. 6 contest between Campbell said Boucha either did not college teams before returning NEWTON, MASS. (UPI) - Rasher (18) and Duke Hutchin­ Christopher; St. Bridget vs. Baltimore quarterbacks Marchibroda broke into b o w l i n g 91, and St. Louis topped Memphis, 104- coach. Boston and Minnesota, their final Pro Bowls, and set career son (17) led Schiebel's while Our Lady of Peace; St. Rose vs. hear the challenge or chose to ignore home. receiving records in six NFL Seven additional miles has been who shared the starting role pro coaching as an assistant 99. Bo Lamar had 23 points for San meeting. it and when Forbes neared Boucha he tacked onto the 19% mile Ben Grzyb (26), Bob Beckwith St. James, Sacred Heart vs. St. Diego while Ralph Simpson led title games. during a dismal 2-12 season, •SIMGE- Nancy Joyce 148-352, There were no games in the NBA Bruins General Manager Harry threw a right hand punch at the North course for this year's Silver (24) and Tim Coughlin (14) Michael’s; St. Mary’s vs. St. Basketball Fans Moore went from Penn Marchibroda observed he Barbara Cool 135-342. with that league scheduled to resume Denver with 25. Sinden said Forbes’ suspension was Lake Dodge Washington's paced Moriarty's. Francis. Stars winger. The butt end of Forbes’ SPRINGFIELD, MASS. State to become rookie of would be spending a lot of action tonight following a three-day Spurs 96, Stars 91 “totally out of line with precedents stick caught Boucha near the right Birthday Marathon, to be ILLING JAYVEE (UPI photo I (UPI) A record 55,000 persons the year for the Baltimore C.Y.O. his time working with Jones, KAGEY- Mario Frattaroli break for the All-Star game. set by Mr. Campbell as president. I run Feb. 16 as a qualifying Dropping an 87-29 decision to James Silas scored 26 points and eye. swung through the turnstiles at Only 19 points separated a two-year veteran. 213-522, Ken Tomlinson 532, don’t think he should have been Colts in 1956 and five times event for the Boston Athletic South Windsor yesterday was Switzer Honored Pacers 111, Nets 106 Rich Jones 25 for San Diego, which Forbes said that after striking the Naismith Basketball Hall of was voted all-NFL, both as a winners from losers in all five “ Jones has no ‘ifs.’ Charles Tarpiniam 514, John George McGinnis scored 25 points Nets’ Julius Erving (32) Shoots suspended at all.’’ 6 Association marathon in April. strengthened its hold on second place Boucha, he immediately dropped his Fame last year. the Illing Junior High jayvee NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Barry Fogarty 504, Paul Ford 539, A1 team. There’s nothing he can’t do. and grabbed 22 rebounds to lead the in the ABA West. George Gervin and Pacers' Darnell Hillman (20) on Defensive Teammate Ken Hodge said “I think stick and gloves and pounced on him, Switzer, who has produced a 21- LaPlant 503, Frank Ruff 537, the 10 days (games) is totally unfair. Gary Burby and Ken Leitz It’s just a matter of bringing 0-1 record in his two years as Pacers, who overcame a 30-point ef­ Swen Nater added 12 points each for pummelling his head. He said it was Pete Peterson 213-557, A1 Kuz- It makes it look worse than it was and paced Illing with six and five it to the fore. Experience is head football coach at mickas 530, Terry Means 500, fort by Julius Erving of New York. the winners. not until after he was pulled away he points respectively. Behind McGinnis, Darnell Hillman •Pittsburgh Withdraws adds fuel to the fire. It’s certainly not the oniy thing he lacks—and Oklahoma, will receive the Leo Nelson 221, Ron Jeroszko Rookie Moses Malone, with 23 r realized Boucha was injured. direction.” Walter Camp Football Founda­ 532, Norbert Audet 213-556, had 24 for the Pacers, Billy Knight 20, points, and veteran Ron Boone, with 1 going to help his case.” Forbes refused to make any com­ Boucha testified in the hearing that BENNET GIRLS Direction has been tion coach of the year award at Mike Kilby 523, Ray Duhamel Johnny Neumann 11, Len Elmore 13 22, provided the offensive spark for PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The been the ECAC’s prime source when he left the penalty box he was 'j) Bowing to John F. Kennedy of a dinner here Jan. 25. Switzer, of revenue, withdrew from the ment to newsmen, but in his hearing something the Colts have 529. and Kevin Joyce 14. Utah. University of Pittsburgh “apprehensive” that Forbes might Enfield yesterday was the 36, named Big Eight coach of withdrew Jan. 10 conference last summer. before Campbell he said that since the been lacking recently. Larry Kenon scored 24 points and from the try to assault him and he kept looking GROssm Rns Bennet Junior High girls’ team, Marchibroda is their fourth the year by UPI, served for five IMN.NETTES- Ellen Bauer grabbed 18 rebounds for the Nets. Spirits 104, Sounds 99 Eastern College A thletic Officials of Pitt, Penn State incident he has been asking himself back thinking Forbes might try to 36-24. head coach in three years years as an assistant to Chuck 179-494, Linda Gustafson 182- Brian Taylor had 23 points and Billy Eugene Kennedy’s 25 points led St. Conference, Pitt A thletic and West Virginia University “what would make me do such a Ellen Donadio led Bennet in Fairbanks before he succeeded are to meet here Saturday to start a fight. under the leadership of 482, Helen Rancourt 178-480, Paultz added 15. Louis over Memphis, which wasted a Director Casimir Myslinski thing?” scoring* with 18 markers. Fairbanks who became head Sharon Aubert 185-516, Dolly 40-point performance by Stew John­ said Wednesday night. discuss forming an officials “I don’t have an answer for that,” General Manager Joe coach of the New England Colonels 108, Squires 102 pool for football games and When he was struck near the right Sharon Maher and Wendy Dawood 464, Dolores Dzienis son. It was the second major blow Forbes said. Warren played well defensively Thomas and owner Robert Patriots. 499, Pat Twerdy 477. Marvin Roberts scored 9 of his 13 for the ECAC in recent months, possibly other athletic contests, eye by Forbes’ stick, he said, he was for the locals. Irsay. Penn State, which with its an­ leading to speculation West In his written judgment, Campbell stunned by the blow and his eye began nual football bowl games and Virginia also is ready to bolt the said that in his hearings “the bleeding. television appearances had 2(K)-member ECAC. Tucson Golf Open AGWAY Miller Heads Tournament TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) - toughened up a bit with the champ Hale Irwin, PGA J After winning eight tourna­ addition of a lake in front of champ Lee Trevino and all ment titles in 1974, Johnny the 8th green, but it’s not all but five of last year’s top 20 Miller characterized his that difficult a course. money winners. play as “ridiculous,” and There are few trees of any JBMUBRV last week after he had taken size, the fairways have been the Phoenix Open by a trimmed neatly and the LaSalle Top record 14 strokes to launch greens are big and fast. Hoop Surprise the 1975 season, he said he Arnie, an eternal optimist, A wasn^sure if he “was for says his game is coming NEW YORK (UPI)-LaSalle SBIEI real.” around and he is ready for College ranks as the surprise of But hds for real, all right. the new year. the college basketball season In two practice rounds here “There’s always some thus far, but the club’s strong A touch of Luxury, this week, the 27-year-old excitement about the first showing hasn’t really turned Heavenly Californian seemed right in tournament of the year,” he the head of Coach Paul and so handy for extra storage. Westhead. the same groove, which has said. “It would be nice to get Westhead thought all along Beauty to come as bad news to Ar­ started on the right foot. Of BATHROOM his team had the talent to have at a Down-to-Eartti Prical TRUCKLOAD SALE nold Palmer and 149 pros course. Miller is playing a standout season. Yet because teeing up today in the start super golf and it’s always the Explorers were fairly young VAI of the $200,000 Dean Martin- tough to beat a player who is and had a difficult schedule he 24” Bath Vanities -H xrtp jtririd b FREEZERS Tucson Open. in the kind of groove John is preferred to remain cautiously with “I’m hitting it good, no in, but if I didn’t think 1 had optimistic. MASONITE 4” Pop Up Fittings 9S question about that,” Miller a chance, I wouldn’t be The Explorers, currently Reg. $76.95 5 9 k Chests & Uprights said after a long afternoon here.” rated No. 11, ran their winning of play in the pro-am Guess who had the biggest streak to eight games and ROYALCOTE boosted their overall record to \ TRUCKLOAD DISCOUNTS ! prelude here on Wednesday. gallery in the pro-am 13-1 Thursday night by downing “Still, no one should expect Wednesday? Arnie, of St. Joseph’s (Pa.), 68-60. me to win the way I did at course, and if he is com­ GRESTWALL Phoenix. That was a tourna­ petitive this week, he’s a ment in which everything cinch to outdraw Miller. The Killebrew Signs Cash & Carry IPs Curtains For went into the hole. It faithful are still out there. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U P I)- Special Fuss & Maaal probably won’t happen that All they need is something to Aging Minnesota slugger Har­ way again.” inspire them. mon Killebrew is coming to the TUB & SHOWER SIPER CLEARANCE Palmer, who didn’t play First prize here is worth Kansas City Royals for the 1975 ’S.9S well last year, is making his $40,000, making it one of the season because the Twins 1975 debut this week over richer events on the tour this wanted him only if he would ENCLOSURES Every Model on our Floor Reduced! the kind of desert course he year. The 1975 event also has coach. Rag. $36.98 has played well on in the drawn one of its best fields. Killebrew, 38, who ranks fifth past. The Tucson National Here besides Miller and on the all-time home run list with 553, passed up offers from [•Washers • Dryers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refrigerators Golf Club layout has been Palmer are U.S. Open Twins’ owner Calvin Griffith to COVER-WELL NOW manage Tacoma in the Pacific * Yur round protoction for DO-IT-YOURSELF & SAVE MOREI “H xrtfxxrLnjb -Hrrtpjo-LnJb Coast League or become a Bosoment Windows ind Interview List pinch hitter-batting coach for Window WiIlL ‘greenbriar’ or 3 cycle convertible 2 door “14” Automatic the Twins. * Entrgy saving - Lowtrs Window Wonderland © ‘homestead’ panels He took the third option, to Halting Cost. latex wall paint quit, and will sign a standard * Hilps privint bisimint Real wood panels at a real low Easy one-coat coverage...easy regular DISHWASHER REFRIGERATOR Of Chiefs Down Cannon Craft price! Prefinished simulated soap & water clean-up, tool 5 5.99 one-year contract with the flooding. woodgrain. 4’x 8’x 5/32” basicsic colors. $ ggoo Royals to play as a designated * Cist Acrylic - Wiithir _ $21400 2 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI)—Eight Down, 12 to go. That’s anil a pinch hitter. rasistint, rimiins R O Q i SHUTTERS top-lighted cliir and tough. ‘oxbow’ light where the interview list for the vacated Kansas City P«rk up dtcor, glamorize any room, Chain-hung ceiling tixture in medicine cabinet Chiefs’ head coaching job stands today. 17.25 quickly, Inoxponaively with permanently Old-World...... j IIIlinish; ■ • antique cop­ Hang it right on the wall! -f-txrtpxririjb General Manager Jack Steadman issued the progress report 6 per trim. H9006 Sliding mirror-door; 24"x 20” -TTcrtpLcrLnJr inatallad open frame or alattod-atylo Wednesday and said he hoped to complete the interviews by next ahuttara. Sizaa to fit every window: widtha name brand 12”xl2" 4’x 8’ particle board 2 cycle Built-in deluxe compact Monday. Steadman, asistant general manager Jim Schaaf and from 6” to 12”; holghta from 16” to 36” ceiling tiles For economical, sturdy shelv­ owner Lamar Hunt are conducting the interviews as a three-man ing, counters, wall covering.. panel. Special Caie! Interlocking, easy to Instill, soft B- 12'/.e DISHWASHER MICRO-WAVE OVEN Make MOTHER a white tiles; 64 sq. tt. cin. eq. It. prefinished bifold doors The vacancy was created Dec. 27 when Hunt fired Hank Stram, Home D ecorator. .. with Save 15% the only head coach in the organization’s 15-year history. Stram Classic top louvsrsd, bottom pan- $ 2 3 5 0 0 ON PURCHASE OF 4 OR MORE aluminum ladder $lg300 had seven years remaining on a 10-year contract, which called for SPINDLES & FINIALS sled style In steel with soft whits ~ 11‘5 5 Light, rugged step ladder; an estimated $100,000 per year. [ non-slip steps; 5 I size. baked snsmel finish. Including nylon For staircases, bannisters, room bearing, dscoralivs knobs, +§TTtpjcrin±r -HxrtpxrLnJt Interviews with candidates for the position are being conducted dividers, lamp stands. hardware. 48”x80” panel unit. Direc­ -Hxrtpjai-fidb away from Kansas City. Steadman said about half of the 20 inter­ Functional, decorative, ready to WEEKEND tions Included. muKi-heat - All Fabric views will be with head college coaches. The rest will be National paint or stain. Many lengths and CASH AND CARRY dock window sizes In a variety of styles, 2 speed-3 cycle Football League assistants and one or two with head coaches in 1 , HANDYMAN C&C SPECIALS PRICES ... FREE USE the World Football Leage and Canadian Football League. ncluding: , Mediterranean plus CHARGE IT AUTO HAUL TRAILER 30” ELECTRIC RANGE DELUXE DRYER Steadman said the goal was to hire a young coach in the 38 to 45- • Provincial • Planter C&C CONVENIENCE AUTO-WASHER year-old age bracket. Pampering payt. If OR CARTOP RACKS • Colonial WESTERN FIR STUDS $19goo $ 1 9 0 0 0 $15900 Three members of Stram's staff—Tom Bettis, Tom Pratt and you don't believe it, Reg. Spec. Eddie Wilson-already have been interviewed. Bettis, the defen­ trust your cor to our sive backfield coach, is considered the leading candidate among 2x3-8..^...... 80 .75 staff. Then listen to WEEKEND ca-J4.?rn that trio. SPECIAL Steadman said he leaned toward an assistant already in the it purri 15% OFF hNE & CEHTER STREETS STORc h o u r s NFL because he believes such a coach “can make the quickest 4x8-y8‘Sheetrock‘. i l l s L99 M on. Tuoo. Wod. Sri. transition” But, he added, “in the final analysis, we have to find BROWN’S MANCHESTER • :30 10 5:30p.m. 63 3-4675 Thu» • 30 10 • 30 AGWAY,® Inc, the right individual.’’ HEBRON AVE., GLASTONBURY CALL 649-0136 or 649-4602 S tI. 1 0 0 10 4 30 Steadman said the Chiefs had “eliminated one category, that TIRE SHOP MANCHESTER 336 G R O ssm n n s MON. TO FBI., 8 A.M. - 9 P.M. 540 NEW STATE ROAD, Budcland 643-5123 333 MAIN 8T. being the ex-NFL coach. If a coach hasn’t been successful with WEST RD., ELLINGTON 875-6213 SAT. 8 A.M. • 8:30 P.M. 0lh«r/4(;M(4)'Storts; another team, we feel that would be a negative start.” MANCHESTER NORTHS n OMMion OP Mvnns pnooucrs comppnY Ellington ■ Middtefield • North Haven A Willimantlc The Chiefs, after cutting off season ticket sales at 70,000 their 6 4 6 -3 4 4 4 649-5253 first two years in 78,000 seat Arrowhead Stadium, dropped to 66,- RUBY CASH 6 CARRY OlV. of W.G. GLENNEY CO. 000 season tickets in 1974. Steadman said it was possible for the STREET RT. 44, WEST WILLINOTON 429-9018 drop next fall to be in the 50,000 to 55,000 range. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Jan. 16, 1975 — PAGE ^VENTEEN F’ACK SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Jan, 16, 1975 MANCHESTER CLIP THESE CC! Architect Sees Early Fall Perrett Essay Wins Catholic Women Hear Q ^ Q HOSPITAL NOTES Sister McGrath Today FOOD JVIART For Housing Project Bids VFW District Contest Discharged Tuesday: Annie 23 Mt. Vernon Dr., Vernon; Freeburn, 35 Lilac St.; John Louann Johnson, 139B Hilliard COUPONS FOR St.; Hofly Willhide, 10 Westview Sister Roberta McGrath of A native of Waterbury, she 20 OZ. LOAF • FOOD MART SLICED Gerald Perrett of 49 Keeney and vice president of the An­ Miller, 9 Cornell St.; Elizabeth DIET COLA the Archdi(x:ese of Hartford of­ Bv 1)01 G BKMNS Purchase of the Rogin Also speaking Wednesday Geissler, 37 Dougherty St.; San­ Dr., Bolton; Gil Wilson, East received her master’s degree in St., a senior at Manchester nouncers Club at MHS. He is a fice of communications will be property for $150,000 was the night were Joseph Blette and dra Crawford, 20 Goodwin St.; Hampton; Eleanor Bortolan, music education from the Architect Dominic Cimino, High School, has been named member of the Salvation Army guest speaker at the sole topic of Wednesday night's Frank Vaccaro, officials of Joseph Nadeau, Broad Brook 355 Diane Dr., South Windsor. Catholic University of America 64 OZ. preparing to develop a master winner of the Voice of in Manchester, sings in its choir Manchester Council of Catholic public hearing. The MHA's Manchester's Organization of George Perko, Stafford Also, Peter Maradei, 57 School of Music. She has taught plan for an elderly housing Democracy Script Writing and is a percussionist in its- Women meeting tonight at 8 in WHITE BREAD BOHLE legal counsel, Dominic The Handicapped, who called Springs; Martha Berube, RFD Forge Rd., Coventry; Kay in Hartford, Ansonia and complex on Spencer St., told the Contest sponsored locally by band. the library of St. Squatrito, is still working on an for inclusion of handicapped 8, Vernon; Edith Menard, 83 Taylor, South St., Coventry; Meriden, and is presently Manchester Housing Authority the VFW Post and its auxiliary. His hobbies include the study Bartholomew’s Church. WITH PURCHASE OF «5.00 OR MORE agreement to buy the Little housing in the MHA’s plan for Ridge St.; Aiton Foss, 92 Brian Michael Meadows, Crystal organist and choir director at WITH PURCHASE OF »5.00 OR MORE IMHA) Wednesday night that it Perrett won first place in the of aircraft from 1938-1945, Sister Roberta will property, which is expected to elderly housing. Rd., South Windsor. Lake Rd., Vernon; Grace the Cathedral of St. Patrick, will be early fall before the first Third District which comprises collecting antique radios, demonstrate children’s music AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. GOOD THRU ANDTHISCOUPON AT FOOD MARTS. GOOD THRU cost about $75,000. Aiso, Irene Harris, Kearns, 46 Bissell St.; Tracy Norwich. She is a member of project can go out to bid. over 30 posts and auxiliaries in reading, big band era and and discuss its Biblical SATURDAY, JAN. 18. LIMIT ONE LOAF - ONE SATURDAY, JAN. 18. LIMIT ONE BOTTLE - ONE MHA members agreed there Kingswood Ter., Coventry; Zig- Armstrong, Enfied; Jason the Norwich Diocesan SAVINGS COUPON PER CUSTOMER. Only ten persons attended the Cimino said it will take him Hartford and Tolland County. classical music, and brass band reference and rationale, and COUPON PER CUSTOMER. public hearing at the MHA's is a need for housing for the mund Litvinchyk, 341 Lydail Beaulieu, RFD 3, Coventry; Liturgical Commission and at least a month to do over-all He is now eligible to go on to and jazz. how it can be an expression of Bluefield Dr. offices, and most handicapped, and promised to St.; Sharon Zira, 1204 W. Middle Amelia Liss, 117 Branford St.; chairman of its music com­ planning for the nine acres on state level competition. Grand Perrett’s career interests are prayer by both children and of those speaking favored develop plans for such a project Tpke.; Alice Kettledon, 80H Francis Dancosse, 333 Bidwell mittee. the north side of Spencer St., prize on the national level is a journalism, cartooning, acting adults. purchase of the Rogin land for as soon as the immediate goal Bluefield Dr.; Carol Chessay, St. and planning will probably be $10,000 scholarship award. and radio announcing. She has written and recorded elderly housing. — planning for the 40-unit elder­ delayed by mandatory state The son of Mr. and Mrs. Giibert Hunt, head of the songs dealing with the problem The meeting, which is open to FOOD MARTS Mrs. Michael Swetzes of ly project — is completed. all interested women, is being reviews at each stage of the George A. Perrett, the 18-year- English Department at MHS, of poverty in the world for the CLIP & REDEEM THESE COUPONS AND Waddell Heights was the only The sponsored by the Ladies of St. planning. oid student is vice president of serves as coordinator at the Catholic Relief Services and for speaker opposing purchase of Cimino said specifications for James. Refreshments will be Cimino said he envisions a Gerald Perretl the Sock n Buskin Drama Club school for the VFW. Muffler That’s the Holy Childhood Association. GETTING BETTER, the Rogin property. She handicapped housing are about served. Representatives from mix of low-rise (one- to two- She also has written several claimed the price is too high the same as for elderly housing, Guaranteed for St. James Church in charge of stories l and medium-rise (five- songs for children which have and that the site is bad for and it's likely that the project as long as you the meeting are Mrs. John to ten-stories I structures on the been recorded under the titles, Food M arts BETTER, BETTER elderly housing because of he'll design will accommo(Jate Barry, Mrs. Thomas Reiley and SAVE 818 Spencer St. land. Which the own the car... ■’A Brand New Day’’ and ‘‘I nearby traffic, noise, bright both elderly and handicapped. Mrs. Richard Hayes. .MHA intends to purchase. Love Life." lights, and the town's sanitary Cimino's comments came In other business Wednesday /ABOUT Boggini Will Serve 875-2517 EVERYDAY! ALL THIS WEEK AT FOOD MARTS. landfill area. after a public hearing on the night, the MHA learned that MHA's plans to buy six of the MHA members and other test borings and surveys of the TOWN speakers disputed Mrs. On Education Panel nine acres, and his predictions Rogin land will be done this OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP U.s D A, CHOICE BONELESS Swetzes' contention, saying Fighting Inflation were in response to MHA con­ month, and requests for zoning Members of Sunset Rebekah ROUTE 83 ROCKVILLE U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED GRADE " A ' cern tjiat the project get under that elderly persons prefer such approval will be heard next N. Charles Boggini of Judge Rubinow’s decision Lodge will meet tonight at 7 at already is being appealed by way before a $640,000 state a site, because it's close to Monday by the Zoning Board of Manchester, a former state CHUCK STEAK public transportation and shop­ Holmes Funeral Home, 400 representative and former Gov. Ella Grasso. Is A Losing Battle BONELESS UNOERBLADE BUMBLE BEE grant for 40 housing units is cut Appeals. Main St., to pay respects to the WHOLE off. \ ping. school board member, has been The association’s commission late Mrs. Elizabeth King, a named to a "taxpayers Com­ on education wiil review the fin- SWEET APPLE CIDER Deadline for use of the grant MAYONNAISE WHITE MEAT TUNA member. mission on Education," an af­ dings Wednesday of a is September, two years after it By SAMUEL O. HANCOCK said. “I remember back in the $ 1 . 3 9 filiate of the Taxpayers legislative commission MADE FRESH ON THE FARM CHICKENS was awarded. Court Ruling Favors Party ENERGY, 111. (UPI) - depression days when you could Full Gospel Inter­ Association of Connecticut. studying education equaliza­ More than a year's work by President Ford didn’t have to buy three pounds of ground denominational Church will No preservatives - Not pasteurized. A pure and P E E L E D I CAN The association plans to tion. tell John ‘‘Sollie’’ Nesler to meat for a quarter.” the MHA began to take shape WASHINGTON (UPI) - The eligibility of delegates to have a deliverance service natural product. An excellent substitute for soft appeal a recent decision by ‘‘Whip Inflation Now.” Nesler and his late brother- BEEF LIVER u.l just last month, when it Supreme Court ruled national political party conven­ tonight at 7:30 at the church. "From my experiences in the drinks. WITH PURCHASE OP SS.OO OR MORE WITH PURCHASE OF tS.OO OR MORE Superior Court Judge Jay Fifteen cents will get you a in-law owned Wimpy’s Place in acquired options for land Wednesday that a national tions were left to state law, General Assembly and on the ■ AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. GOOD THRU AND THfS COUPON AT FOOO MARTS. 0000 THRU Rubinow of Manchester which hamburger with mustard, onion U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS 3 9 LB. I SATURDAY, JAN. II. LIMIT ONE JAR ■ ONE COUPON SATURDAY. JAN II LIMIT ONE CAN ONE COUPON Herrin in 1931, but Nesler sold « acquisition and began each of the 50 states could es­ Manchester Board of Educa­ PER CUSTOMER. PER CUSTOMER policical party rather than state declared unconstitutional and pickle at Nesler’s Polar machinery to gain necessary tablish the qualifications of its tion, I found very little • MacINTOSH BALDWIN out when he entered the service .J L. law has the right to determine ENERGY FUNDS Connecticut's method of fun­ Whip restaurant in this village approvals from town and state delegates to the various party representation for the average in 1943. When he got out two CHUCK ROAST the eligibility of delegates to a NEW YORK (UPI) - The ding education—mainly through south of H errin, deep in ROASTING - a a agencies. conventions without regard to taxpayer," said Boggini, in • CORTLAND WINESAP years later, he tried other BONELESS UNDERBLADE party convention. federal government will spend local property taxes. Southern Illinois. r r ' W'ith the aid of federal Com­ party policy, an obviously in­ explaining why he accepted ap­ work, “but I always had an urge "The states themselves have Rubinow's decision explained Also, a double hamburger at CHICKENS 411 .B. munity Deveopment funds, the tolerable result." about $10 billion on energy pointment. "I found that the to go back selling ham­ I I no constitutionally mandated that affluent towns spend more OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK the Polar Whip costs 20 cents, a IVORY LIQUID MOSER FARM ® MHA intends to purchase two The court ruled in the case of research and development pro­ biggest lobbyists were those burgers.” I I I rule in the great task of the per pupil than poorer towns. cheeseburger goes for 25 cents • 1 . 1 9 abutting parcels of Spencer St. Chicago alderman William S. grams over the next five years, pushing increased spending for He started in again in 1949, I I selection of presidential and The association warns that the FERRANDO ORCHARD and a double cheeseburger for back land: A six-acre piece Singer and 61 others threatened according to the Frost & education, welfare and state bought the Energy property as I I vice presidential candidates," decision, if upheld, would lead 3C. Fish, barbecue and ham SWIFT'S PREMIUM owned by Edward Rogin of with contempt for taking dis­ Sullivan research firm. Private employes. I feel the little guy, BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD, GLASTONBURY a sideline, put in a miniature FRESH AMERICAN I DETERGENT I ORANGE JUICE said Justice William J. Brennan to a state income tax and take sandwiches sell for 50 cents. Hartford, and three acres puted seats at the 1972 industry groups will spend $12.5 the average taxpayer, also (3 miles beyond Vito’s Restaurant) golf course with his son in BEEF FRANKS v. Jr., speaking for the majority. away local school board Nesler has been battling I 30c OFF I owned by Mr. and Mrs. Wiler Democratic National Conven­ billion for the same purposes, a needs to be represented.” charge, and it made enough to LABEL V2 GAL. "If the qualifications and autonomy. prices to a fare-thee-well since LAMB SALE I I CARTON Little. tion in Miami Beach. study by the firm indicates. put the youth through college. 48 OZ. the Great Depression days. I BOTTLE I Nesler brought his hamburgers WHOLE 99 I Nowadays, he sometimes tells to Energy six years ago. I ” 39 WITH PURCHASE OP $5.00 OR ” MORE WITH PURCHASE OF U.OO OR MORE customers, “I think I’m “I own the property and my I AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. GOOD THRU I AND THIS COUPON AT FOOO MARTS. 0000 THRU SATURDAY. JAN. II. LIMIT ONE lOTTLE . ONE I SATURDAY. JAN. II. LIMIT ONE CARTON fighting a losing battle.” overhead is low,” he said. ”My I COUPON PER CUSTOMER. COUPON PER CUSTOMER Nesler, 65, has spent 38 years wife, Helen, helped me for LAMB LEGS L. in the ‘burger business, most of years until her health got bad.” them around Herrin. Mrs. Nell MeSpadden has r " “I depend on volume," he cooked for him about 16 years GEM CHUNK ,cc IN IN said. ‘‘When times get tough now. Nesler takes the orders I IN LIVERWURST LB. I FOOD CLUB I j U.S. FANCY NATIVE I and people are laid off, I don’t and handles the cash register. OR BOLOGNA 9 9 ' I MANCHESTER: EAST HARTFORD: have to sweat like the guys who “ When prices went up, I I GLASTONRURY: sell hamburgers for 60 or 70 raised barbecues from 45 to 50 LAMB LAMB I MEAT FRAHKS I MACIHTOSH APPLES I cents. Besides, I don’t like to 2V." MIN. I 260 North Main St. 1150 Burnside Ave. cents to keep from raising my SEMI-BONELE$S I Fox Run Mall stand around looking out the hamburger prices,” Nesler SHOULBER RIB I I D i s c o u n t 801 Silver Lane window half the,time.” said. “I’ve always believed in I 1 LB. I at Main St. CHOPS PKG. •. Nesler readily admits his low prices.” HAMS CHOPS I I ‘burger is a mixture of ground Nesler held the line on 10-cent I 69 3 33 I .beef and cereal. WITH PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR” MORE WITH PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE B iG hamburgers from 1949 until I ; “The customer knows it, but 1974jthen upped them a nickel. $ 1 . 3 9 $ 1 . 6 9 I AND THIS COUPON AT FOOO MARTS. GOOD THRU AND THIS COUPON AT FOOO MARTS. 0000 THRU ‘ 1 3 9 SATURDAY, JAN. II. LIMIT ONE PKO. • ONE COUPON I SATURDAY, JAN. II. LIMIT 1 THREE LB. BAG • ONE I L 7 be’s getting a tasty sandwich,” He is slowing down some SHOULDER CHOPSASTEW I PER CUSTOMER. COUPON PER CUSTOMER. lie said. “And it’s the only these days and is open each day SWIFT'S PREMIUM fc. .J OR LAZY MAPLE Lamb Combination *1.19 chance for some large families only as long as his buns hold HANKSCRAFT to eat out.” out. How many buns does he BACON i 1 .39 He said it is not uncommon Lamb Loin Chops *1.99 HURRYI order? “ That’s a business PERRIFRESH AUTOMATIC VAPORIZER for some families to order 20 to secret,” he said. COMPLETE YOUR PRELL JUST WHAT THE JOHNSON’S '25 at a time and a Herrin high What is Nesler’s recipe for DOCTOR ORDERED SETS OF SECRET BAN SAUSAGE SiAFOOD SPECIALSl FOR SOOTHING STEAM SHAMPOO JOHNSON’S school once ordered 300. whipping inflation? * 5 . 7 9 FAMILY CIRCLE "It stands to reason you can’t * BABY “Lower prices and lower MEAT ROLL FRESH PERCH FILLETS 1.09 •?'?// HANKSCRAFT COOL-VAPOR DO-IT-YOURSELF m. sell an all-beef hamburger for wages, honesty, and thinking ENCYCLOPEDIAS. 16-oz. Liquid l)a l)V BABY 15 cents with hamburger going FRESH SCROD FILLETS *1.29 HUMIDIFIER AHTI-PERS. ROLL-ON oil about your fellow man.” PROGRAM ENDS CREST for 70 cents a pound,” Nesler NO-DOZ I.O.F. SCALLOPS *2.09 R ELIEV E DRY AIR SATURDAY, JAN. 25. w/354 off 8 9 $ DISCOMFORT QUICKLY TOOTHPASTE REGULAR or SHAMPOO OIL AT LOW COSTI 6 oz. BUFFERIN * 9 . 9 5 Regular • Mint TABLETS Twice As Fast As Aspirin UNSCENTED 44 09 $ 1 1 5 S | 19 9 9 < $1 29 WALDBAUM'S NEW YORK STYLE DELU DEL M ONTE FOOD CLUB 7 oz. 9 2 < 36’s $ 2 < > 9 RUBENSTEIN'S 100’s 1.5 oz. 16 oz. 10 oz. Rules on Dividends JERGENS DANISH BOILED HAM l. M . 9 9 BLUEBACK PINEAPPLE COFFEE IN JUICE By. RAY DE CRANE will report gross distributions, SOAP REGULAROR ELEC. PERK SALMON CRUSHED CHUNK OR SLICED BAN nontaxable distributions, return SWISS CHEESE JARI 7». OZ, CAN 3 OZ. BAR 3 LB. VAC. CAN SECRET The first $100 in cash of capital and capital gains ULTRA BAN dividends received on your dividends. Which fibres do you L. 9 9 ‘ A JOHNSON’S stock holdings is exempt from LARGE WHITE FISH * SPRAY ROLL-ON the federal income tax. This is use? 9 9 10$ I $1.89 DEODORANT if® LOX SALE o r ' a l V’s k a n M . 19 Powder • Regular BABY called Uie dividend exclusion. Here is the way to handle it. DEODORANT Flegular or On joint returns each spouse First report the gross • Unecented oil CARANDO VEAL LOAF 99* 11 oz. PACKAGE FRESH BULK PRODUCE. is entitled to the $100 exclusion dividends. Now subtract the HOT COCOA MIX OF 10 ENVELOPES 89* PRELL SHAMPOO Unscented WESTINGHOUSE if each has received that much nontaxable dividends. By BUFFERIN OIL (VIHDLE DNLYI U.S. EXTRA FANCY "WASHINGTON STATE" MIDGET *1.39 4 oz. TUBE W/3S< OFF Twice As Fast As Aspirin or more in dividends in his or definition they are not taxable. MORTADELLA MAGICUBES her own name or on stock held Now take out the return of STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 49* m $144 $1 57 $ 2 7 2 S |6 9 jointly. Unless you live in one of capital distributions. Finally CHOPPED LIVER 79* tOLDEK HaiCIOUS APPLES 55 $199 4 « ns* i . 7 oz 8oz. 225’s 16 oz. 9oz. the eight Community Property remove the capital gain SLICED CARROTS - c 2.5 oz. states where all community in­ dividends. The amount remain­ TUNA SALAD 69* G l l l e t f e ___ come is considered jointly own­ ing is subject to the $100 divi­ SKIPPY NUGGET DOG FOOD *4.99 TR A C n dLLEH E ed, neither spouse may use any dend exclusion. SCALLION CREAM CHEESE ■> 59* CLAIROL part of the other’s unused $100 4 01 . GILLEHE Now you have some recon­ 3 CONTAINERS * . . NEWT T ^ ’g M SCOPE MULTI SCRUB ^ongespirin exclusion. LOX AND CREAM CHEESE 69* GLADE SOLID AIR FRESHENER 1 RIGHT PSSST In a non-Community Proper­ ciliation to do. While the return LEMON LIME ROSE-HERBAL EARLY SPRING EUROPEAN'S FAVORITE CITRUS - "IMPORTED" - SEEDLESS^ of capital is not taxable — it is Si»rfng wM TRAC II ty state, if a couple receives GERMAN BOLOGNA RDTHMUND '■ LB. 75* TABBY TENDER BITS CAT FOOD *1 GUARD MOUTHWASH $400 in dividends, but the part of your own money coming SHAMPOO back to you — it calls for a FOR ACNE husband’s share was $320 on FRESHLY SLICED Regular ROAST BEEF V. 79* CHOCOLATE FLAVORED CHIPS 1 69* clementines 18’°'89 I RAZOR ANTI-PERS. stock held in his own name and bookkeeping entry on your •Extra Oily records. If your mutual fund in­ GILLETTE TRAC II PRELL SHAMPOO CONGESPRIN the wife received $80 on stock EXTRA LARGE lCQP.Q)l w/l2e OFF GEM FRANKS NATURAL CASINO L. *1.39 3 " ° ’ * 1 . OR POWDER 3-OZ. TU BE owned in her name, their joint vestment cost you $5,000 and ROLLED EGG NOODLES GOODMAN FRESH CRISP CELERY BUNCH BLADES 7 oz. FOR CHILDREN you have a $200 return of 7 1 exclusion would be $180. "HOT" BAGELS WHERE AVAILABLE) 12 FOR 99* $ | « 5 9 9 < 39 Had all the stock been held capital, you must record your FOOD CLUB INSTANT RICE ’ 85* IDAHO p o ta to e s ‘“ y .ak,ho 9 9 « 35 present investment in your u.s. EXTRA FANCY • "WASHINGTON STATE " 5 oz. w/20S OFF 12 oz. 9 1 < jointly, as it is assumed to be in 9’s 36’s 6 9 « Community Property states, shares as $4,800. When you later sell them for more or less than .DAIRY. .FROZiN FOODS. RED DELICIOUS APPLES • ' they would have been entitled BEAUTIFUL LARGE that you will have either a * " POT to the full $200 exclusion. BLUE BONNET M IN U TE M AID 100% FLORIDA EX C EP T IN BERLIN RUBBER PLANTS A ROCKY HILL S i r CLAIROL capital gain or loss. I LB. QUARTERS PRELL Dividends on life insurance 1 " POT GILLEnE RIGHT are not taxable. They are not Capital gain dividends MARGARINE ORANGE JUICE ■ HERBAL ^ SOFTIQUE receive special tax treatment. FOLIAGE PLANTS varieties regarded as true dividends, but EXCEPT IN BERLIN A ROCKY HILL PERSONNA TWIN Enter 50 per cent of the capital SWISS STYLE YOGURT GUARD htfbal SHAMPOO 'V as a return of a part of your ALL FLAVORS essence ESSENCE m q i i i gain distribution on Line 34 of LIGHT N' LIVELY ICE MILK •lOAL. 99* RIGHT shampoo 11 oz. LIQUID premiums. It is part of your VELVEETA CHEESE •<"“ BATH BEADS INJECTOR own money coming back to you. Form 1040. GUARD The nontaxable distribution »ii I cBiiDv b u t t e r m i l k OR o O Q c **1 . DEODORANT SHAMPOO W/35C OFF Ownership of mutual fund BISCUITS PILLSBURY 5t y i . e J CONTAINERS 0*1 TOP FROST WAFFLES GILLEnE PLATINUM Normal • Dry )8 , represents earnings on tax- w/25S OFF shares frequently creates I • Oily BUFFERIN BLADES problems in the reporting of exempt municipal bonds. Tliat SLICED MOZZARELLA GREEN GIANT MEDIUM PEAS 39* ON A 14 OZ. JA R . FANCY FRUIT FARMS [ INJECTOR BLADES 15 blades Twice As Fast As Aspirin is why it is removed from the I Delicate dividends. A typical dividend 07 total. 3 ' 0*1. I PURE JAMS I $|0 9 08 statement from a mutual fund TOP FROST WAX BEANS - w i t h t h i s COUPOH a t FOOO MARTS 0000 THRU SAT . JAN | s ie o lOS l - W $ ^ 6 0 $109 (NEXT: Capital Gains and Losses.) .BAKERY. I II LIMIT ONE JAR ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER ■ 7’s (IN OUR PRODUCE DEPARTMENT! ■ $ 2 2 5 17 oz. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I 15'a 13oz. 16 oz. 375’s 6’s FOOD MART BIRDS EYE TASTI PUFFS 3 0*1. L F O R ^ l . WHITE BREAD LOAF IZ $ 1 SUNSHINE 4 ‘ OS I • 40c COOK IN BAG ENTREES JSC OFF LABEL** 1975 Tax Book How to , ROMANY RYE BREAD ' 49 CHICKEN.TUDKEY. A Q C SECRET PERSPIRANT DEODORANT 99 A m itip n c NI|PWt nMrCM MWigi Radio City Station CREITVIiW . . _ M O l. b e e f MEAT LOAF, i t g NICE& JJILL* o i n m * IN MANCHESTER TOP FROST DINNERS exo. SALIJEUAY STEAK 32 oz. Regular Price $2.63 •V MILLION} ANTISEPTIC New York. N Y, 10019 byRiyPcOww 55* 79* CREME ON C O N TAC ' 260 North Mabi Street BUTTERFARM WHITE BREADVoxI SECRET SPRAY DEODORANT ...... Regular $2.65 Send__ bookisl at $1.00 each, c.Ke>iview _ MRS. SMITH'S APPLE PIE HAPPINESS EASY THIS WEEK ONLY at Main Street plus 25 cents postage and BUTTERFARM COFFEE RING pkd VALIANT COLD CAPSULES 49* FORMULA S | 2 8 handling. Check or money IN EAST HARTFORD order for $ ---- enclosed. N O TE ! So thot wo m »y $trvo all our cuitemart, wo rtiorvo tho right to limit loioi to phgi. ol 1. Nono $old to doatori. Not rotpontIMo tor typographlcol^orro^ WITH COUPON Name. LIMIT • ONE COUPON PER FAMILY 1150 Burnside Ave. Address Assorted $1 $9 Assorted $ 1 8 32 U . $ I SB PRICES EFFECTIVE ONLY Assorted $ 00 Redeem Before Jan. 23, 1975 801 Silver Lane City___ Colors Colors Colors 40C 40C w/coupon WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE IN MANCHESTER MANCHESTER PARKADE k Rham Agents Pick Slate, Donate Gifts She Herald Nancy Foote for board members and ‘for of the Regional Board of Educa­ was the most economical for proposed building is 600 Members of the Regional forming new board districts tion is resolved. school buildings. He also said students in the core facility Area Profile District 8 Board of Education and for disolving, or permitting The Taxpayers Association the roof on the proposed middle with expansion capability to 800 Monday night approved and withdrawal from, present dis­ stated that it considered the school would not be dead flat with use of the special areas. Nancy Foote authorized the chairman to tricts.’ possibility of a suit challenging and would perhaps be pitched to The chosen site is 32 acres in Members of the Regional enter a revised purchase "Regional School District 8 the result of the referendum to the center with an interior sub­ Marlborough. District 8 Insurance Agents agreement for land for the will be affected, as all of the be very real. surface drainage system. If the referendum passes on Association re-elected officers Ecumenical Council proposed middle school. The regional districts, by any reap­ The board voted to proceed Jan. 28 it is anticipated that the Co. of East Hartford. Bantly Oil Co. was founded in at their meeting in Hebron new agreement extends the portionment plans. We also with plans for the referendum Capacity school would be ready for use in 1928 by Ernest Bantly, father of Tuesday morning. Chosen to Schedules Supper purchase deadline, after have a greater problem than as scheduled. The actual capacity of the September of 1977. E. Theodore Bantly, presi­ serve again as president was passage of the referendum, most because we are attemp­ Public IVIeeting dent of the local firm, said the Kenneth Ellis. Executive vice Memorial Park Saturday at from May 1 to Aug. 1. ting to provide a new middle the companies have merged Donna Holland Only seven people attended president is Richard Grant, and 1:30 p.m. to receive awards. It further makes any school for Grades 7 and 8, and merely to improve service and Joins Agency secretary-treasurer is (iorrespondenl the public informational Manchester Community^ ()46-0375 Refreshments will be served. purchase subject to the ap­ until this matter is clarified we no changes are being made. David J. Torstenson of 239 W. Geraldine S. Grant. meeting after the board The annual potluck supper They did not receive awards proval of bonding counsel. The will have difficulties with bon­ College Local management stays the Center St. has joined Robert J. The association voted to con­ meeting. The snowstorm was and program of the Bolton at the annual banquet in new agreements are necessary ding and other forms of finan­ same, he said. Smith Inc., an independent in­ tribute $100 to the fund to largely responsible for the poor Division of Community Services Ecumenical Council will be November because the awards because of the possibility of cing. We ask your help in In letters being sent to surance agency at 963 Main St., finance the Rham band and turnout. Sunday at 6 p.m. in the had not arrived. legal problems with the project providing legislation which ac­ Spring Semester Chairman customers of both companies, Manchester. chorus trip to Bermuda. The The roof on the proposed educational building of Bolton All girls who have not yet in light of the one-man one-vote complishes the following. officials say the merger was Torstenson, a life-long gift will be made in memory of building was the subject of Non-credit Courses James M. Troy, president of Congregational Church. done so are asked to return ruling which affects regional prompted by a continuing effort I Manchester resident, was William Mason who died last “1. Reapportions the board in some concern. The architect the Vernon National Bank, has TO The public is invited. No their skirts Saturday. boards of education. Courses for Today’s World to provide better service. The previously employed by Aetna week and was a charter a manner as satisfactory as was asked why it was first. been named Tolland County *7 reservations are necessary. Bulletin Board The Bond For Deed also merger will bring about in­ Life & Casualty, Hartford, member of the association. possible to the court and en­ In answer to the question, chairman for the U.S. Savings Those attending are asked to The Bolton Ecumenical Coun­ provides that the $2,000 deposit creased oil supplies, technical where he had extensive training The agents also voted to con­ sures fair representation for Phil Pineo stated that the Consumer and the Automobile Bonds Volunteer Committee for bring either a meat dish, a cil will meet tonight at 8 at St. for the school site goes back to knowledge, operating efficien­ in marketing business and per­ tribute two $100 scholarships to the smaller towns. almost flat roof construction Connecticut. large casserole, a salad or a Maurice's Church. the district if the land is not cy, and flexibility, the com­ sonal lines of insurance. His graduating seniors at Rham. "2 . Provides specific Effective Complaining in the The appointment was made dessert. Coffee will be The Democratic Town Com­ purchased for any reason. panies said. most recent position was in The selection for these awards statutory protection for all ac­ Marketplace by Anthony Wallace, the com­ provided. mittee will meet Friday at 8 Bantly declined to reveal Aetna’s personal lines un­ will be made by the guidance Letters tions of the Board of Education mittee’s state chairman and The 1975 theme for the week p.m, at Town Hall. financial details of the merger. derwriting department. counselors. taken in the past and action FOAM MARKET Investing in the Stock Market president of the Connecticut of prayer for Christianity is The Woman's Auxiliary of the A letter from Frank Shan­ He stressed that the local com­ Torstenson is an active A gift of $60 will be given to taken until such time as the NEW YORK (UPI) - The Light and Power Co. "Reconciled by the Christ Who Bolton Football Association non, chairman of the board, to pany hasn’t been sold, and it’s member of Emanuel Lutheran the Jones-Keefe-Batson Post 95 State Rep. Aloysius Ahearn was board can be reconstituted. Dow Chemical Co. forecasts a Revolutionary Perspectives The committee was formed Renews. Frees and Unites." will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p m. not unusual for oil distributors Church, now serving on the ■American Legion and "Any assistance you can give 16 per cent aijnual rise by to present a new savings bond The guest speaker will be the in the selectmen's office at the read. The letter stated: to combine resources by church council and as chairman American Legion Auxiliary for "We know you are aware of us in this vital legislation will 1977 in demand for flexible For information about dates and program. Committee members Rev. A. Ray Petty, executive Town Hall. Officers will be merger. of the communications and Boys and Girls State this Judge Newman's decision be greatly appreciated.” urethane foam. The company serve one-year terms. director of the Connecticut elected. places of class meetings, costs and renovations committees. spring. regarding reapportionment of A second letter, this one from says the automobile industry Troy joined Vernon National Prison Association. Parents of present or poten­ The agents voted to move Regional School District Board the Hebron Taxpayers Associa­ offers the largest growth registering, call the Community Ser­ in April 1970 as executive vice Realtors Install Officers tial football players or Bantly said the principals in their bank account from CBT to To Get .Awards members to towns in accor­ tion, was read at the meeting. area for the market, with its president. He was named presi­ cheerleaders are automatically vices Division at 646-2137. the merger besides himself are Officers and directors of the Manchester Board of secretary; Norman S. Hohenthal, treasurer; Richard E. the local branch of the Citizens Cheerleaders of the midget dance with their population. He In this letter the group share of the projected two dent in March 1971. He is a members of the association. Irving B. Singer and Aaron Realtors and Manchester Multiple Listing Service were in­ Merritt, president; and Robert F. Blanchard, first vice Bank and Trust Co. football A, B and C squads are has allowed the legislature until requested that the proposed billion pound market ex­ graduate of the University of The first patent on a practical Anyone interested in holding an Cook of Atlas; Cook lives in stalled at the groups’ annual ceremonies last week. Left to asked to be at Herrick March 1 to determine a referendum be postponed until pected to be about a third Connecticut and received an airplane was granted to Orville president. At the installation dinner, Frechette was cited 6 office is asked to call Jocelyn Manchester. David Torstenson procedure for reapportionment the question of the composition over the next two years. M.A. degree in economics from and Wilbur Wright, May 22,1906. right are Francis J. Spilecki, second vice president; Her­ for outstanding service. (Herald photo by Palmer) Soares, president, 646-1261. LMCC Trinity College. Allen F. Behnke, who has man M. Frechette, retiring president; Miss Lillian Grant, Bolton Asks Share SNET Says Of Dozer Grant Earnings Declined selectmen, approved the .ANDOVER Southern New England appointment of Barbara Foran HAWAIIAN CARNIVAL SWEEPSTAKES Telephone Co. has reported es­ Donna Holland to the Bicentennial committee timated earnings of $3.78 per Correspondent at the request of Richard Clark, share in 1974, down 43 cents 646-0375 chairman of the committee. from 1973 earnings. David Yeomans, first select­ The selectmen at the meeting In a statement to man, said he received a call said a Democrat is needed to stockholders, SNET said from Richard Morra, first fill a vacancy as alternate on fourth-quarter earnings, long selectman of Bolton, who said the Zoning ^ a r d of Appeals. Win a trip to Hawaii for two HERE’S HOW TO ENTER distance calling growth, and the he felt Andover should share The vacancy was created by the Here’s Your Hawaiian Carnivai growth of telephones in service the $7,275 it recently received resignation of Laura Taylor. for 11 nights! 1. To enter simply deposit the “Win A Trip to Hawaii" also were down. with Bolton. The term runs until July 1977. coupons at the store listed on the coupon. Coupons left at SNET President Alfred Van The funds were from the The selectmen had planned to Fly via American Airlines 747 to sunny Hawaii for The Herald will not be accepted. You may enter as many Sinderin said fourth-quarter Department of Environmental discuss the advantages or dis- your vacation of a lifetime. Enter todayl It’s easy and times as you wish. The winner must be at least 18 years of Sweepstakes Trip! earnings were 81 cents per Protection as reimbursement advantages of having you may be the lucky winner. age. 7 nights HONOLULU share, down 20 cents from the towards the price of a bulldozer Marlborough join the Columbia, 2. Coupons will appear in The Herald twice a week on 2 nights KONA All transfers between hotels and airports same period in 1973. He said purchased for the disposal area. Hebron, Andover Community Tuesdays and Thursdays; December 17, 19, 24, 26, 31; 2 nights HILO Host escort long distance calling increased Vice President The amount is 40 per cent of Health Services Inc. January 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23. J Sponsored by: Round trip jet flight via American Airlines 747 All first class hotels five per cent and telephones in­ George “Ted” LaBonne Jr. the purchase price. Andrew Gasper, Andover’s 3. Coupon entries will be picked up weekly after noon creased by 11,000, compared to ^200 spending money has been named vice president Yeomans said maybe the representative to the organiza­ on December 23, 20; January 6, 13, 20, 27. A weekly Inter-island flights gains of ten per cent and 19,000, money should go towards the tion, was present to answer of the business services division American International Travel drawing will be held and two winners from each store will respectively, in 1973’s final of the Greater Manchester amount Bolton owes Andover. questions. become eligible for the final drawing to be held on Arrangements made through LaBonne Travel quarter. He said no decision on the funds At a previous meeting Chamber of Commerce He will January 28 at LaBonne Travel. Winners of all weekly fill a position vacated by Ed­ has been made yet. Hutchinson was not agreeable Service drawings except for the last will be announced in The mond E. Parker, whose term Bolton has an outstanding to having Marlborough join Let us arrange your next Inventor Finance Herald. The winner of the trip will be announced January expires March 31. balance for use of the disposal because he felt costs would in­ LaBonne Travel 29. Vacation or Business Trip! Topic of Seminar ’The Chamber’s business ser­ area for fiscal 1973-74 in the crease, Yeomans said. Gasper A 4. The Herald reserves the right to be sole judge of the "Financing Innovation” is vices division includes the amount of $9,369. felt there would be no The Manchester Herald contest. the topic of a University of retail trade commission, the Bolton selectmen are difference in cost. 647-9949 67 East Center Street Connecticut program planned contractors division, the Oil awaiting audited figures on the Yeomans said if there were it Feb. 19 to help inventors and Fuel Institute, industrial and area which they have not yet would be due to inflation and and their backers solve problems. commercial development, and received. not because Marlborough WIN YOUR TRIP Manchester Discussions will focus on the legislative affairs council. Meeting Recessed joined the group. Area Merchants rave general guidelines concerning 67 East Center St., Manchester • Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9-5 / Sat. 10-1 LaBonne is president of G.T. A meeting of the Board of Endorsed OF A LIFETIME! Phone 647-9949 financing techniques, and LaBonne & Associates, Inc., Selectmen Wednesday recessed William Kowalski, captain of t' criteria for success of an inven­ and is an active participant in shortly after it began because constables, was unanimously tion. civic activities. Selectman J. Cuyler Hutchin­ endorsed by the Democratic WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII WiN A TRiP TO HAWAII WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII 1 WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII The seminar — to be held at son was not in attendance. the Holiday Inn in Hartford — is Town Committee to be deputy Deposit only at; Deposit only at; Deposit only at; David Yeomans, first select­ sheriff for Andover. Deposit only at; Deposit only at; Deposit only at; co-sponsored by UConn and the man, said the board does not His name will be sent to UConn-based New England like to do business unless there Frank Curnan, newly elected Manchester Parkade Research Application Center is a full board present. He said high sheriff of Tolland County. and MASA. the meeting would reconvene Curnan had asked the town Registration information is Thursday afternoon if possible. committee to submit a name to PEARL SUOOR available from Non-Credit Yeomans and Cook, l t 4 B.D. &Son Extension, Box U-56B, UConn, him. & 649 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. Fine Apparel tor Men Young Men Storrs, Conn. 06268, or ‘^Youth Specialty Shop” ^SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORES PHONE 643- MANCHESTER PARKADE MANCHESTER PARKADE J-2171 917 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER telephone 486-3235. “Quality Service and Genuine Parts Since 1941!” 691 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER “The Thank You Store” NEXT TO FORBES AND WALLACE Name Name Name Name Name N a m e __ FCB Earnings '.7 First Connecticut Bancorp, AREA I Address Address Address Address Address Address 1 Inc., has reported a 15.4 per I cent increase in operating ear­ POLICE REPORT Town Town Phone Town Phone Town Phone Phone Town Phone Town Phone nings per share in 1974. Income before security transactions was $3.4 million ($4.41 per SOUTH WINDSOR share), and net income was North River Rd. home and a $3.37 million ($4.36 per share). James W. Havens, 27, of 31 Dec. 24 break at a Geraldine WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII Marshall Rd., Manchester, was WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII Gross operating income in­ Dr. home, police said. creased to $23.8 million, up 19.1 charged Wednesday with Deposit only at; Some $3,000 worth of goods Deposit only at; Deposit only at; Deposit only at; Deposit only at; Deposit only at; per cent, for 1974. following too closely and taken in the break have not yet carrying an unregistered Total assets of FCB were been recovered. Police said the $290.8 million on Dec. 31. Buyer weapon in a motor vehicle in investigation is continuing and connection with the investiga­ During the year, loans Catherine Heiss of Glaston­ there may be more arrests in HARRISON’S 20th CENTURY TV amounted to $165 million and tion of a two-car accident on Rt. the case. lUNCHESTER REGAL MEN'G GHOP bury has been promoted to 5, South Windsor. 519 EAST MIDDLE TPKE rnc coMHtrc »ih ! sro«" total deposits were $240.6 associate jewelry buyer for VERNON 849 Main Street 176 Burnside Ave. i ► MANCHESTER VERNON million. Police said a car driven by Thomas Fagan, 24, of East 901-907 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZA, Davidson & Levanthal stores, Dorothy J. Jackson of Cheshire East Hartford Ulterior/ 649-5327 643-2478 872-0538 company president Phillip Hartford was arrested In Downtown Manchester 687 Main Street, Downtown Manchester 631 Main St. was stopped for a red light and Wednesday by Vernon Police on Engineers Meet Davidson announced. was struck in the rear by the a warrant issued by Court of 528-1554 Manchester Mrs. Heiss was former The Hartford Engineers Club fashion coordinator for D&L. A Havens’ car. Common Pleas 19 charging him Name Name 6 During the investigation of Name Name Name will meet Jan. 23 at Kaman native of Grove City, Pa., she with second-degree assault. Aerospace, Old Windsor Rd., the accident police said it was Police said the arrest was received retail training in the found that Havens had a 22 Address Address Address Address Address Bloomfield. Featured speakers fashion office of Gimbels and in made in connection with the in­ will be Richard Meier and caliber gun in his car and did vestigation of an incident in the advertising and promotion not have a permit for it. Rockville on Jan. 11. Phone Town Phone Phone Bruce Goodale. department of Burlington In­ Town Phone Town Phone Town Phone Town Further information is Havens was arraigned in Fagan was held overnight in dustries. available by calling 565-6651. Court of Common Pleas 19, lieu of posting a $2,000 bond. He East Hartford, on the latter was to be presented in Court of charge and is scheduled to Common Pleas 12, East Hart­ appear in that court Feb. 3 to ford, today. WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII ■ ■ WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII answer to both charges. Weekend Special COVENTRY Deposit only at; Deposit only at; Deposit only at; Deposit only at; Deposit only at; Deposit only at; Bruce A. Ensign, 26, and a 15- 8 9 year-old youth, both of East 945 MAIN BUNCH Hartford, were charged FEDERAL PAY Wednesday with two counts STREET WHOLESALE TIRE each of second-degree burglary NEW YORK (UPI) - A Tax F'oundation study shows pay DOWNTOWN d second-degree larceny in XOU RE ^ ^ 0 ^ ' 357 Broad Street inection with the investiga- increases for federal govern­ MANCHESTER n of house breaks in Coven­ ment workers are keeping Manchester, Conn. try. well ahead of private indus­ Police said the youth was try pay hikes and the rising 643-2444 referred to juvenile authorities cost of living. It says average and Ensign was released on a earnings of all federal $2,000 non-surety bond for civilian employes rose 88 per •opearance in Court of Com- cent from 1962 to 1972, com­ )n Pleas 19, Rogkville, Feb. 4. pared to 6( per cent for pri­ he arrests were made in vate industry and a 38 per connection with the investiga­ cent rise in the consumer tion of a Dec. 1 housebreak at a price index. /

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INDEX Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Conkling Says NOTICM MANCHESTER - Newer 3- 1 — LoM and Found TOLLAND - 1973 nine-room SCENE FROM HERE 2 — Partontlt bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, Colonial, four bedrooms, 2\4 3 — Announcemanti possible 4th bedroom, con­ baths, first-floor family room, By SO L R. COHEN Finances Worse 4 — EntartaInmenI venient location. $35,900. Paul formal dining room, carpeting 5 — Auctions W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. and central vac, 2-car garage REALTOR FINANCIAL plus much more. $58,900. daniel f. reale MIS HARTFORD (UPI) — Finance Commissioner George J. 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgaget MANCHESTER - Exquisite Jesanis Realty, 875-1040. 9 — Personal Loans Watchdog on Spending Conkling Wednesday revised upwards his predictions of multi-level Contemporary. 10 — Insurance Four large bedrooms, fantastic MANCHESTER - Bowers THE FIRST PLACE fiscal gloom for Connecticut, saying budget deficits would EMPLOYMENT Sh e H e ra ld view of Hartford skyline, 2 1/2 School, six room Colonial Cape, you should go tomorrow is Reale’s Corner, amount to $66 million by July and $180 million by 1976. 13 — Help Wanted baths, trees, space-age kitchen. 1 1/2 baths, 12x24 living room, 14 — Business Opportunities Immediate occupancy. 60’s. to see our listings in excess of 1.4 million Democrat Phyllis Jackston has emerged public airings might be effective,” he Conkling’s estim ates of 15 — Situation Wanted CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 12x24 master bedroom, one car as the “watchdog” on the Board of Direc­ said. budget gaps were higher than Warren E. Howland, Realtors, garage, beautiful landscaped dollars. last December sagging revenue EDUCATION 643-1108. tors for all Manchester spending. those of the legislative Office of 18 — Private Instructions yard, stone patio, $37,900. Time and again she questions the need Dominic Squatrito, Manchester at­ Fiscal Analysis — $32.3 million expectations could be balanced 19 — Schools-ClBsses Hayes Corp., 6464)131. by not spending $79 million in 20 — Instructions Wanted JUST LISTED - Five-room for new jobs and new programs, pointing torney, has been named clerk to the State this year and $178 million next Cape with aluminum siding on REALE’S CORNER already budgeted funds. REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER - By owner. out each time that "what’s told us is going Senate’s committee on executive year — but the office said the Greenwood Drive. Under $30,- Porter Street area. Center hall 173 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 to be temporary almost invariably turns nominations. In addition, he will be an differences were “ not "As far as I could see there 23 — Homes lor Sale 000. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- was no reason for (Carlson’s) 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale four bedroom Colonial, 1 1/2 out to be permanent." aide to the Senate’s judiciary committee. significant.” 25 — Investment Property PHONE 643-2711 1577. baths, eat-in kitchen, pantry As she said at Tuesday night's board Conkling, appointed by Gov. predictions,” he said. “I did not 28 — Business Property with laundry, formal dining quite comprehend how you go 27 — Resort Property meeting. “It's time we really started Nathan Agostinelli has accepted the Ella T. Grasso to be her chief 28 — Real Estate Wanted FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD MANCHESTER - Auttfcntic room, front-to-back living room about saving $79 million in the Colonial reproduction. Four with fireplace, den, 15x30 the^lace. financial adviser, earlier had biting the bullet. We keep talking and part-time post of executive coordinator MISC. SERVICES hearing about the poor state of the for the Senate's Republican minority. predicted a $58 million shortfall last months of a year.” Help Wanted bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, double aluminum pool with wood 31 — Services Ottered garage. Lookout Mountain economy, and yet we're asked again and this fiscal year and a deficit of Conkling said the $66 million 32 — Painting-Papering « decking, 2-car detached garage, 33 — Building-Contracting area. Must see to appreciate. deficit was predicted for this ' $51,900. Shown by appointment. •ssssssssssss again to approve new programs." Mildred Allen has been elected to the TnS million for fiscal 1976, 34 — Roollng-Sldlnp HAPPY AD S ADVERTISING Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. year in spite of Mrs. Grasso’s 646-4235. COVENTRY - Large 6 1/2 Painting-Papering 32 Her principle concerns are programs Manchester Town Committee, represen­ which ends in June. 35 — Heattng-Plumbing room. Raised Ranch, 2 baths, and jobs described as “self-supporting," ting Voting District 1. She succeeds Kay Speaking before the Fiscal cutting state agency budgets by 36 — Flooring TWO-FAMILY, six-room about $40 million. "Agencies 37 — MovIng-TrucKIng-Storage RATES fireplace, rec room, aluminum PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ on the basis they're funded by fees or Moran, who resigned to take a position of Committee, Conkling, a 38 — Services Wanted duplex, three bedrooms, formal LARGE Seven-room Colonial, 1 siding, three heavily treed will feel a little bit of a pinch, 1 Day ...... 9« worij per day 1/2 baths, aluminum siding, ting, wallpapering, spray/brush grants. secretary for the Manchester Housing Democrat, said the Republican 3 days . . . 8® word per day dining room, good size rooms, acres. $44,900. Hebron - 6 room but they are not drastic cuts,” MISC. FOR SALE garage, treed lot, $48,500. painting. Fair prices, fully in­ Says Mrs. Jackston, 'T've never yet Authority. administration that proceeded 41 — Articles lor Sale 6 days .7c word per day convenient location. Owner will Raised Ranch, formal dining sured, experienced and depen­ he said. 42 — Building Supplies 26 days . . . 6c word per day Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. seen a program described as self- Mrs. Grasso was unaware of consider first mortgage. room, fireplace, cathedral dable. 643-1671. Larger reductions in the 43 — Dogs-BIrds-Pets 15 WORD MINIMUM Merritt Agency, 646-1180. ceilings, 2-car garage, $38,500. supporting that stayed self-supporting. " State Rep. Francis Mahoney has been the impending fiscal problems 44 — Livestock BOWERS SCHOOL area - 4-4,2- named to the Assembly’s joint com­ until last November. budget gap could be realized 45 — Boats & Accessories Happy Ads ...... $2 00 inch Fireside Realty, Inc, 647-9144. INS - Outside painting. Special 46 — Sporting Goods MANCHESTER- Center Street, family, excellent condition, eeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeesseesee Joe and Sue Tyler of Manchester say mittees on appropriation, transportation through harsher economy \^ILETODAYy separate heating systems, nice rates for peopile over 65. Fully He said former Finance Com­ measures, such as layoffs of 47 — Garden Products three family in business zone II, Lots-Land lor Sale 24 insured. Estimates given. Ca they'll never forget their experiences in and the environment; State Rep. Ted 46 — Antiques ideal for professional offices, or lot. T. J. Crockett, Realtors, missioner Adolf G. Carlson, ap­ 49 — Wanted to Buy 649-7863. Washington. D.C. last summer. They Cummings to the committees on health, state workers, but that would commercial expansion. $75,000. 643-1577. pointed by former GOP Gov. be Mrs. Grasso’s decision, he I ANDOVER — Three wooded, covered the hearings of the House education, and public health; and State Thomas J. Meskill, predicted RENTALS LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- surveyed and approved lots, up said. 52 — Rooms lor Rent 2440. $19,900 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 CEILINGS, inside painting, Judiciary Committee for Connecticut Rep. Abraham Glassman to ap­ 53 — Apartments lor Rent to 9 acres. Priced from $13,500. papering, floor sanding- ...Senoont baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ Call Warren E. Howland, radio stations when the committee was propriations, general law, and regulated 54 — Homes lor Rent age, nearly two acres. Hutchins refir'finishing (specializing in 55 — Business lor Rent m qy hcivt M iit yei» ALUMINUM SIDED Realtor, 643-1108. considering the impeachment of former activities. 56 — Resort Property lor Rent older floors). John Verfaille, Raised Ranch, three bedrooms, 1V4 Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. President Richard Nixon. 57 — Wanted to Rent 646-5750, 872-2222. o iiappy adl baths, fireplace, carpeting, garage, 90x184 BUILDING lot, level, Tyler is a free-lance newsman- Manchester's Republicans and 58 — MIsc. lor Rent CAN YOU ANSWER YES VERNON - Raised Ranch, 1 •§ treed lot, in town. High 30s. Manchester-Vernon line, $5,000. announcer. Mrs. Tyler is a teacher at Democrats are planning another basket­ NEWS AUTOMOTIVE TO THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS? fireplace, 2 baths, good condi­ GRAD STUDENTS, 6 BLANCHARD Call 646-2620. 61 — Autos lor Sale &ROSSEnO experienced insured, excellent Manchester High School. ball game for charity and are hoping it Raaltora-MLS 846-2482 tion. Priced to sell at only $35,- ♦ AiV ' -ti,- y 62 — Trucks lor Sale • TIRED OF JUST MAKING ENDS MEET? 900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSBSS references and quality interior proves as successful as last year’s. It will CAPSULES 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale • TIRED OF THE SAME DULL DAILY ROUTINE? 189 West Center Street painting at the lowest price. Tuesday night, after the Manchester be in late March and will benefit the 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles 1577. Real Estate Wanted 28 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle Happy • TIRED OF A JOB WITH NO FUTURE? 649-7034. Board of Directors reappointed John Cancer Fund. Details will be released at a Homes If yes Is your answer, and you are an ambitious, sell motivated Individual, ALL CASH for your property ADVERTISING with a desire to earn $250 to $400 per week, then we want to talk to you. $32,900 - 5 1/2 room Ranch, Cagianello to the Zoning Board of Appeals, later date. Frontier Clashes 66 — Automotive Service Anniversary ‘ $29,900 - Five-room brick front within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, PAINTING and paperhanging, Director Hillery Gallagher proposed con­ 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease F,* brick front, natural trim, Ranch, basement, garage, excelient work. References. DEADLINE This job Involves supervising a group of boys that participate In a door to cellar, garage, trees. Hutchins instant service. Hayes Agency, firmation hearings on appointments to They’re saying about this department United Press International TACKY PERSON door sales program. No personal selling Is Involved, but you must have trees, acre lot. Hutchins Agen­ 6464)131. Free estimates. Fully insured. 12 00 noon the day before your own, lull sized dependable auto. Phone today for personal Interview Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. cy, Realtors, 646-3166. boards and agencies. store that with inflation so bad, it’s moved Israeli commandos crossed into Lebanon and attacked Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. »t*tt *»»•**»»•* publication between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. “Their members have great power and its bargain basement to the fourth floor. Palestinian guerrilla targets today in the fifth consecutive LAND, BARN, 3-bedroom WE WILL buy your house. Call Lost and Found 1 Two months Deadline for Saturday and 872-8810 Mr. Gonci MANCHESTER - Raised anytime, Hutchins Agency, J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom day of frontier clashes. Lebanon called for an emergency going on three weeks. Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday house, baseboard heat, Ranch, 7 rooms on large lot, decorating. Interior painting. excellent barn, large brook. Realtors, 646-3166. conference of Arab leaders to help stop the raids. IMPOUNDED - Beagle cross 166x252. Two fireplaces, sliding Paper hanging. New Ceilings. Walks Keep Him Young Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 646- glass doors to large deck, large Remodeling. Exterior painting. In a political development, Egyptian President Anwar pup, male, tri-color. Contact PLEASE READ 3166. SELLING your house? Call us Coventry Dog Warden, 423-6524. Love, CUSTODIAN, part time, senior NEW AND USED Car clean up family room, 2-car garage, $44,- first and we’ll make you a cash Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. Barber shoppers to Aid Sadat said Israel must make the next move for peace in jre te rre d . Apply and get ready man. Some 900. Philbrick Agency, Fully insured. For estimate call A brisk walk can stimulate an appetite, or at least it can •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Checker YOUR AD citizen pn offer. One day service. T. J. the Middle East, but so far it has made no new offers. Podunk M ill Tavern, 989 experience helpful, 5 1/2 day MANCHESTER - Large eight- Realtors, 646-4200. 649-9658. Personals 2 Classified ads are taken over room Colonial Cape, fireplaced Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. for Karl Marks of Squire Village. Every day (unless the the phone as a convenience Ellington Road, South Windsor. week, company paid in­ living room, large dining room, elements are against him) he walks some IVi miles from INCOME tax returns prepared The Herald is responsible lor 289-7929. surances. Apply to Bill RANCH - Seven rooms, L- CASH FOR HOUSES- Why hang PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. New Hope Manor Drive Official Rejects Peace TACKY PERSON only one incorrect insertion and Baiocchi Sales manager. Lynch eat-in kitchen, first-floor laun­ shaped living and dining room Five years experience. his home to enjoy the nutritious meals served at West Hill in the privacy of your home Call fire when you want to sell? BELFAST (UPI) - A leading official of the Irish Have you had your then only to the size of the DUTCHMAID Clothing looking T o y o ta , 345 C e n te r St. dry room, screened-in porch, 1 with fireplace and mirrored Excellent references. Pete, 742- Gardens. Saturday was a special day for him when friends Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or 525- original insertion Errors which 1/2 baths, 3 large bedrooms, There’s a bigger demand for New Hope Manor is one of that afflict children. Support of Chorus, the program will Republican Army’s political wing has rejected Britain’s pulse checked lately? for you. Short hours, good pay, Manchester. wall, paneled family room with your house than you think! Let 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. and fellow diners helped him observe his 90th birthday. 8263. do not lessen the value of the large rec room, 2-car attached sliding glass doors to brick two organizations in need of the institute is part of the Silk feature the ‘‘Gentlemen’s advertisement will not be cor­ will train you. Jessie Dunnack, us bring in qualified prospects. Busy making arrangements for him were Mrs. Tina Mar­ latest peace concession as “a pittance” and has called for from garage, large lot. A comfor­ patio and in-ground pool, wall- funds that will benefit from the City Chorus participation in a Agreement” from Woodhaven, INCOME TAX preparation - rected by an additional inser­ 423-4216. EXPERIENCED repairman - Or - we°ll buy it ourselves. Call- WALLPAPER Hanging - a resumption of religious warfare in Northern Ireland. Fro-up tion serviceman, oil burners, 40 table home located in a prime to wall throughout, garage, Papers, vinyls, flocks, grass Silk City Chorus’ program of national service project es­ Mich., SPEBSQSA’s 1971 inter­ tin and Mrs. Leona Rocheleau, both members of the Com­ your home or mine. Keith Real Esestate, 646-4126 or But IRA sources said the outlawed Roman Catholic un­ COOK’S ASSISTANT - Full­ hours, start now. Salary accor­ residential area. Immediate oc­ wooded lot. $37,500. Philbrick cloths and foils. Reasonable barbershop harmony at tablished by the Society for the national quartet champions; munity Renewal Team of Greater Hartford. (Herald photo Reasonable. By Danny Byram, I cupancy. Mid 40s. F. J. 649-1922. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. derground group is likely to extend its 25-day truce, 649-5096. time. Mature person. Good dingly. Jobseekers, 568-1070. rates. Quality craftsmanship. Manchester High School Satur­ Preservation and Encourage­ the “Boston Common” from by Pinto) starting salary, liberal fringe Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. R. Starkweather, Jr., 643-2053. day at 8 p.m. ment of Barber Shop Quartet Boston, Mass., third-place probably for another week, before the cease-fire ends at Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 PLANNING TO SELL? benefits. On bus line. Apply in RN wanted to join our staff, 7-3, Odegard Realty offers an un- „ » r-- The barbershoppers an­ medalists in the society’s 1974 midnight today. TAX RETURNS and accoun­ VERNON CIRCLE Area - four Singing in America, Inc. ting done professionally. person: East Hartford (jon- four day per week and alternate equaled marketing program - PAINTING - Save 30-W7o. Five J nounced they will donate a por­ PART-TIME Dental Assistant - JOBSEEKERS - Open 8-8, weekends, excellent benefits family, aluminum siding, an­ CAPE COD (SPEBSQSA). international quartet competi­ Reasonable rates. Confidential. Monday-Friday. Immediate valescent Home, 745 Main we can sell vour home not iust years experience. Excellent tion of the proceeds from “The tion; and the “Lavender Hill Nuclear Proliferation Experienced only, for Street, East Hartford. and working conditions. Come nual income $7,400. Exceptional COHAGE FOR SAU The barbershoppers’ motto, 38 O Negative Donors Experienced. Call Dan Hickey, employment op^rtunities. Call value at $41,900. Dubaldo- Golden Age of Harmony” to Mob” from Danbury. prevention-oriented practice in in and see us at Meadows Con­ 100 yards to beach, protected ocean to discuss the real estate ...... WASHINGTON (UPI) — The United States might not be 649-9145. now, 558-1070. Lesperance Agency, 646-0505. view, living-dinlng-kitchen area with help the young women at the ‘‘We sing that they shall Manchester. Monday through HOSTESS WANTED - Part- valescent home, 333 Bidwell market, unique “Odegard speak,” is drawn from this ef­ Thursday, 3-5, Saturday 9-4, or Street, Manchester, Conn. fireplace, 3 bedrooms, ceramic bath. Building- Contracting 33 drug and alcohol rehabilitation Records made by some of the Responded to Appeal able to protect itself against a nuclear attack a few years CUSTODIAN, part-time, male time, 11-3 Monday-Friday. App­ Realty” services, and the fort. performers will be available in Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 Saturday only. Call 646-2251. ly in person, Tacorral, 246 MANCHESTER - Save gas and PLUS INCOME apartment! center. New Hope needs $72,000 from now, according to Fred C. Ikle, director of the Arms or female. Equal opportunity. Barbara S. Lovely, Realtor specifics that apply to your the lobby of Bailey Auditorium ^1road Street, Manchester. WILLING TO TRAIN? walk to stores and schools. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - to ease its financial difficulties. The donation to New Hope is Control and Disarmament Agency. MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ For appointment write. Box F, Newly listed, conveniently Champlain Rd., Orlaana, Maaa. home. We can prove previous during intermission. In response to the Blood- donors to give at the local REAL ESTATE SALES- Janitorial position open, part- results and will continue Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Proceeds will also benefit the part of the longstanding desire The reason, he said, is the proliferation throughout the cond, third. All kinds. Realty Professional real estate sales Manchester Herald. time evenings. Good salary, located, 4-bedroom Dutch 617-255-0462 ditions, rec rooms, porches and mobile’s plea for type 0 bloodmobile visit. JANITOR - Full-time. Mature providing the quality service Institute of Logopedics in of the chorus to help local For ticket reservations, call world of nuclear technology and the danger that terrorist statewide. Credit rating un­ people wanted. Must have person. Good starting salar start now. Jobseekers, 568-1070. Colonial. Features large dining roofing. No job too small. Call negative blood donors in Only seven per cent of the TEMPORARY that you expect - and that we A necessary. Reasonable. Con­ Wichita, Kan., where doctors organizations with their har­ 568-5249. There will be tickets groups might steal atomic materiai or that some nations desire to succeed in our excellent fringe benefits, room, modern kitchen, front-to- 649-3144. December, 38 donors, or more population is 0 negative and, on fidential, quick arrangements. BOOKKEEPER - Needed back living room, sunroom, 1 want to be known by. Dave are researching cures and mony. available at the door. All seats business. Best commission set­ bus line. Apply in person: East Odegard, Realtor, MLS - 643- than one fourth of the total an average, for a full unit blood- might divert it from peaceful to warlike purposes. Alvin Lunoy Agency. 527-7971. mediately to fill full-time f 1/2 baths. Landscaped corner BOWER’S SCHOOL - Center treatments for voice diseases In addition to the Silk City are $3 each. up in town, ^ p ly in person to Hartford (Convalescent Home, TDOL AND GAGE MAKERS entrance Garrison Colonial, 4365. number of donors appearing, mobile, approximately 11 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Keith Real Estate, 172 East tion. Hartford compa 745 Main Street, East Hartford. lot. Priced in the 60’s. Call Nor­ Jobseekers, 568-1070. eat-in kitchen, formal dining Aluminum Siding responded to the appeal for type donors of this type will be No More Secrecy ford. Evenings, 233-6879, Center Street. WANTED ma Marshall at B/W realty, room, front-to-back living room Kitchen Re-modeling 0 negative blood. drawn. MANCHESTER - Real Estate Overtime. Paid insurance. 647-1419. HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut House members have MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd with fireplace, four bedrooms, □ MISC. SERVICES New Additions The response was far better The blood program officials ABLE LICENSED Appraiser investment company seeks at­ Oniy experienced need app­ 1 1/2 baths, screened porch, 2- voted unanimously to lift the shroud of secrecy from com­ mortgages — interim financing experienced for auto aiilo bodyb DISHWASHERS tractive receptionist-secretary, 8 1/2% MORTGAGE - 5% down R.E. MILLER, Builder than was expected, blood hope this interest will carry — expeditious and confidential ly- conventional, CHFA mortgages car garage, $45,900. Philbrick over to the next visit of the mittee meetings and tell the public how lawmakers vote damage. Salary accordingly. 12 Noon-8 p.m., Monday- Mond^-Thursday, 5 p.m. to 9 Agency Realtors, 646-4200. Services Ottered 31 Call 649-1421 program officials said. service, J.D. Real Estate Jobseekers, 568-1070. available on new 6-room Con­ Bloodmobile in Manchester inside the smoke-filled rooms. Friday; 7 p.m.-3 a.m. Friday p.m., Saturdays 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. PENOBSCOT N POLICE REPORT Due to a shortage of this Assoc. 646-1980. Good typing and shorthand dominium, three bedrooms, 2 scheduled Jan. 28 at South House members reversed an earlier decision, by voting and Saturday. BOLTON - Beautiful Ansaldi SHARPENING Service - blood type during the holidays, WANTED - Man with some preferred. $2.25 per hour. Call TOOL & GAGE CO. 1/2 baths, fully applianced and Saws, knives, axes, shears, United Methodist Church from Wednesday to record important committee votes and to Over 18 carpeting. Merritt Agency, 646- built Raised Ranch, on acre MANCHESTER with evading responsibility in $100 non-surety bond for court it was necessary for the Red Help Wanted 13 Pratt & Whitney Diaform grin­ for appointment, 646-8250. Merrow Rd., Tolland, Conn. treed lot, brick front, plastered skates, rotary blades. Quick CARPENTRY - Repairs, 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. This opera­ ding experience. This is of a 1180. remodeling, additions, roofing. David Downes, 19, of 86 connection with a one-car acci­ Feb. 3. Cross blood center to request a keep open all meetings unless security or personnel REIN’S Routo 15, Exit 99 walls, 4 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, service. Capitol Equipment tion is being co-sponsored by production nature. Please apply RECEPTIONIST job available Call David Patria, South Wind­ Bissell St. was arrested dent Wednesday at 11:35 p.m. special call for donors with this matters are under discussion. TOOL MAKERS - All-around NEW YORK STYLE 875-8093 one full, two half baths, rec Co., 38 Main St., Mancnester. employes of the local office of in person: Metronics Inc., - Mature person, must enjoy AMBASSADOR DRIVE - Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday sor, 644-1796. Wednesday on a Common Pleas on Woodbridge St. east of Avon­ Police suspect they scared off blood type. The Manchester of­ machinists and Bridgeport DELI-RESTAURANT Seven-room Condominium, room with wet bar, enclosed fice was alerted to this need the Southern New Englai.d operators. Top wages, fringe Routes 6 & 44A Bolton. working with public. Please heated porch, 2-car garage, 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- Court 12 warrant charging him dale Rd. the perpetrator of a break today Angola To Be Free ROUTE 30 • VERNON excellent condition, carport, WES ROBBINS carpentry and an appeal was made for Telephone Co. benefits and overtime. call Edie Adams Cut & Curl, $59,500. Philbrick Agency, 7958. with second-degree burglary Hogan struck a utility pole on at 2:53 a.m. at the Standard DRIVER - Full-time, must 875-0944 649-2517, ask for Mark. MACHINISTS - chucker recreation room, carpeting. remodeling specialist.st. Ad PENINA, Portugal (UPI) — Portugal has agreed to Experience preferred. Apply at Only $32,900. Goodchild- Realtors, 646-4200. and third-degree larceny. Woodbridge St. and then left the Washer & Mat Co. at 165 Adams Paragon Tool Company, 121 have E.M.T. degree. Start now. operators and tool makers. REWEAVING burns, holes. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, The charges stem from a scene in the damaged car, St. While on routine patrol. grant independence to the rich African territory of Angola Hours 9-5. J.obseekers, 568-1070. PART-TIME waitress for after­ Wages commensurate with Bartlett, Realtors, 569-1744, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Adams Street. 646-1852. $23,500 - Completely Dec. 16 break into an Indian Dr. police said. Patrolman Robert McNeilly on Nov. 11, virtually ending the world’s last major colonial school hours. No experience ability. Overtime^- liberal redecorated four room home, Window shades, Venetian 649-3446. SALESMAN Wanted - With needed. Will train. Apply in per­ benefits, an equal opportunity blinds. Keys. TV for rent. home, police said. Also charged Due to a damaged right rear discovered a break into the empire. PHONE FROM home to ser­ building trade experience. Must FIVE-ROOM Ranch, tiled bath, central and convenient. Legal Notices son, Brass Key Restaurant. employer. Apply in person, Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. LEON Cieszynski builder - new in the break is Joseph Healey, wheel, police followed a clear building but did not find Police Charge Mayo President Francisco da Costa Gomes and leaders of vice our customers for super be a good closer, have , stone fireplace, oak homes custom built, earnings. Choose own hours. H&B Tool and Engineering 17. of Colchester who was trail of tire scuff marks from anything missing or anyone pre­ Angola’s three rival guerrilla armies signed an accord Court of Probate, District of Manchester references. Must be able to g, excellent condition remodeled, additions, rec Call 647-1810. ABLE MACHINIST - Company, 168 Forest Street. B MANCHESTER - New family MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. arrested Tuesday. Healey is the pole to Hogan’s car with sent. With 30 More Breaks NOTICE OF HEARING earn $600 per week. Call 928- experienced Hardinge chucker, throughout. Immediate oc­ rooms, garages, kitchens Wednesday night to set up a transitional government to run ESTA‘TE OF JENNIE C. 'IRACY, Manchester, Conn. Colonial, aluminum siding, Removal, pruning, lot clearing, also charged with vandalism Hogan in it parked behind the 6533. set-up and operate. Hours 7- cupancy. $38,500. Charles spraying. Fully insured. remodeled, bath tile, cement the colony until independence. NURSE’S AIDES - 7-3, 3-11, Deceased Lesperance, 649-7620. three bedrooms, bath and committed on Main St. recent­ Cap’N Cork Package Store on More flimflam attempts, Police added nearly 30 third- son Rd. off Center St., four at experienced, full time, part- Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 5:30. Start now. Jobseekers, TOP OFFICE SKILLS? Full­ lavatory, oversized modern Licensed. Free estimates. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ ly, police said. N. Main St., police said. some successful, have been degree burglary charges the Bonneville Apartments at E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated Jatioary 9, ROCKY HILL - Part-time 568-1070. time secretary. East Hartford Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. tial or commercial. Call 649- time. Highest starting salary. 1975 a hearing will be held on an applica­ maintenance leads into full. COVENTRY - Twin Hills kitchen, built-ins, 24’ combina­ Downes was released on a Hogan was released on his reported to police. The most re­ Wednesday to the two already 436 N. Main St., two at the Closer to Saigon Liberal fringe benefits. On the tion praying for authority to sell certain company, shorthand required. tion dining and play room, gar­ 4291. real estate as In said application on file Hours 7-11. Start now. Call Salary DOE. Jobseekers, 568- Drive, four room Ranch, TREE SERVICE (Soucier) $500 non-surety bond for court written promise to appear in cent was at the A-1 Gas Station on a court warrant against Coronado Apartments at 24 bus line. Ejast Hartford Con­ 106x469 lot, two garages, age, just right lot, conveniently SAIGON (UPI) — The Communists’ six-week-old winter more fully appears, at the Court of Jobseekers, 568-1070. 1070. located. Trade of your present Trees cut, trimmed or topped, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Feb. 3 in East Hartford. court Feb. 3 in East Hartford. at 568 Center St. at 5:43 p.m., Harry J. Mayo, 29, of Hartford. Prospect St., two on McKee St. valescent Home, 745 Main Probate on January 27,1975 at 2:00 p.m. fireplace, and many extras. Carpentry and general contrac­ • Herbert H. Hiers, 42, of 89 police said. by the town firehouse, and campaign, which has led to the loss of an entire South Viet­ Street, East Hartford. Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk SHADE TOBACCO FARM home considered. Donald S. stumps removed, fully insured. All the local burglaries Mayo CLEANING woman wanted one ALL-AROUND machinists - Call 1-859-1301. Got a tree problem? Well worth ting. Residential and commer­ Other arrests include: Coleman Rd. was charged with A black male in his 20s, about is charged with committing three at the Ivy Manor namese province, is moving closer to Saigon. Experienced farm superinteO' Gale, Realty Co., Realtors, day per week. Experienced Minimum five years’ MLS, 289-7939, a phone call. 742-8252. cial. Whether it be a small • Patricia G. Bailey, 23, of reckless driving Wednesday at six feet two and weighing about Apartments at 185 E. Center St. The Viet Cong Bred eight rockets Wednesday night at a KITCHEN HELP - Dietary dent or assistant farm repair iob, a custom built home were during daylight into most­ Aides - Part-time with an op­ preferred. References. Call 643- experience. Must be able to set MANCHESTER East Hartford was arrested 9:10 p.m. in Glastonbury on 300 pounds, entered the station, All the stolen items which in­ suburban army training center dnly 10 miles northwest of Court of Probate, District of Manchester superintendant. Year ’round or anything in between, call 646- ly new apartments, police said. portunity to work full-time. 7-9 NOTICE OF HEARING 6433. up and operate jig bores, lathes, SUPER CLEAN NEW HOMES under construc­ CUSTOM MADE Draperies, today at 1:55 a.m. at Police Manchester Rd, after a high bought some fuses and asked cluded TVs, cameras, radios, the capital. The Saigon command said two persons were ESTATE OF PATRICK J. McGANN, employment - Attractive very reasonable work 1379. The breaks occurred between a.m. and 10:30 a.m. to 1:30p.m. and Bndgeports. Top wages, Seldom do we find a home as tion off Grandview Street. Headquarters and charged with speed chase from Charter Oak for change, police said. The June and late December of last stereos and more has not been killed and 44 wounded at Quang Trung. Deceased HAVEN’T FOUND what your’e house - Additional benefits. fringe benefits. Apply at Le-Mi guaranteed, call anytime. 649- Or 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p^.m. and 4- Pursuant to an order of Hon, William well cared-for as this four- Deluxe Cape, oversized Dutch Carpentry and assaulting a police officer and St. here and on S. Main St. to change making netted him year. recovered. Police believe it has 6 p.m. On bus line. East Hart­ looking for? We Have... Full, Write Box H, Manchester Corporation, 1 Mitchell Drive, Colonial and Raised Ranch. T. 4266. ANY TYPE “The military situation hasn’t looked this bad for a long E, FitzGerald, Judge, dated January 9, Herald. j room Cape with the possibility masonry work, additions and evading responsibility. Glastonbury, police said. about $10, the clerk mid police. They included five apartment all been sold. ford Convalescent Home, 745 1975 a hearing will be held on an applica­ part-time, excellent incomes. Manchester, 643-2362. J. Crockett Realtors, 643-1577. time,” a high-ranking South Vietnamese officer said. tion praying that an instrument purpor­ of finishing the upstairs for remodeling. Free estimates. A. The charges stem from a one- Glastonbury police aided in The same description of the The method of entry in all the Main Street, East Hartford. Jobseekers, 568-1070. GUTTERS cleaned and units at the Beacon Hill ting to be me last will and testament of additional bedrooms. repaired. Painting and Squillacote, 649-0811. car accident which occurred at the arrest. man and the flimflam was above breaks was a screw said deceased be admitted to probate as SEVEN ROOM older Cape, full Apartments on W. Middle Tpke. Remodeled kitchen with all paperhanging. Call Bill Lessard 1:15 a.m. when Miss Bailey was Hiers is scheduled to appear given recently at Regal Gas at driver pushed into the door to More Desegregation JOBS - Interested in a job that in said application on file more fully Business Opportunity 14 basement, centrally located, BUILDING - Remodeling, opposite Wickham Park, five requires no experience and appears, at the Court of Probate on built-ins, aluminum siding, $28,5(X). Jackston Agency, 646- driving north on Main St. and in court Feb. 3 in East Hart­ 947 Center St. and the Hess Gas pop it open, police said. January 27, 1975 at 2:30 p.m. roofing, rec rooms, additions, more at Fountain Village BOSTON (UPI) — Desegregation proposals have been offers free training, security, new roof, enclosed porch and 1316. hit a utility pole north of Strant ford. station on Broad St., police Apartments next to Beacon Mayo is being held in lieu of Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk PUBLIC NOTICE - Subway TWO HANDYMEN - will clean garages. All kinds, carpentry filed in U.S. District Court for two high schools, including travel, education and good pay? Submarine Sandwich franchise more. $29,900. work. For estimates call 649- St. and continued on until police • Anthony Catalano, 19, of 26 said. Hill, six at the Presidential $5,000 bond at the State Correc­ Contact your Air Force attics and cellars, light the nation’s oldest public school, which previously had not available in this area. Ideal WARREN E. HOWLAND, LARGE, 48’ Ranch - Country 1142. stopped her at Middle Tpke., Henry St, was' charged with Village Apartments on Thomp- tion Center in Hartford. He is representative at 221 Asylum trucking, reasonable rates, 643- been included in Boston’s integration plans. small business. Call 1-372-6525 kitchen with screened 18x14’ police said evading responsibility in con­ Barbara D. Lindley, 19, of accused of similar offenses in Street, Hartford or call 244- Court of Probate r e a l t o r s 643-1108 5305. ^ 6 for details. deck, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, District of Manchester R. E. GOWER Remodeling, ad­ Police were interviewing nection with a two-car collision Norwalk was injured in a two- other towns including East The Alumni Association of Boston Latin and Girls Latin 2347. finished rec room, 2 fireplaces. ditions, garages, porches, Miss Bailey about the accident Wednesday at 8:42 p.m. on car collision Wednesday at 2:23 High Schools filed with U.S. District Judge W. Arthur Prestigious Rockledge area. ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ Hartford, Glastonbury, Bloom­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS MANCHESTER - Seven-room eling, rec rooms, offices, kitchen and formica work, at Police Headquarters when Center St. west of Stone St. p.m. on Center St. in front of Great Season field, Rocky Hill, Bristol and Garrity Jr. Wednesday proposals which would set aside 35 PART-TIME janitorial work Situation Wanted 15 Low 40’s. Call us today, mornings. Call 649-5335. ESTATE OF JOHN P. CASEY, Cape, formal dining room, new household repairs. Phone 649- repairs. 646-2087 after 4 p.m. she allegedly struck an officer The car driven by Catalano the Municipal Building, police For Ski Resorts West Haven, police said. Jackston Agency, 646-1316. per cent of available seats at the two schools for black PcCCD Sdl WILL DO all types of kitchen, two full baths, rear 4594. with her fist and spit at him, allegedly passed on the left said. He is scheduled to appear in Pursuant to an order of Hon. William dormer, rec room, summer TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service l nited Press Internaliunal students. PHONE SOLICITORS - Earn E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be housecleaning one day a week. police said. side of the car driven by She was taken to Manchester kitchen, 2-car oversized garage, RAISED RANCH - New three BUILDING and remodeling - - remodeling, repairs, counter It’s been a great season for Common Pleas Court 12 in East large commissions, choose your presented to the fiduciary named below Reasonable. Call 643-2207 after bedrooms, 2 full baths, family In lieu of $500 surety bond, on or before April 6,1975 or be barred by treed lot, good area. F.J. Kitchens, bathrooms, family and cabinet work, free es- Patricia G. Garey, 30, of 55 Memorial Hospital where she Vermont ski resorts despite in­ Hartford Feb. 3. hours, for details call Aluma- 5. room, aluminum siding, 2-car police took her to the State law. The fiduciaries are; Spilecki, Realtors, 643-2121. rooms, garages, roofing and timtes. Call 643-5769. Overland Dr, striking the side was treated for contusions and flation and a faltering economy. Kraft Inc., 875-2040. Conn. Bank t i Trust Co. garage, wooded lot. Merritt Correction Center for Women gutters. Free estimates. Paul of her car and sending it into a released. Five major ski areas sur­ One Constitution Plaza Agency, 646-1180. MASON CONTRACTOR - in Hartford for court today in SECRETARY - Challenging Hartford, Conn. 06115 MANCHESTER - Three S. Matarazzo, 875-0509. snow bank, police said. She was driving her car east veyed by UPI reported that Probe Centers bedroom Garrison Colonial. Plastering, custom built stone F'ast Hartford, Grasso: No Money and interesting full-time posi­ Alwilda E. Casey □EDUCATION Catalano then left the scene, on Center St. behind the car business was better than ever 59A Sycamore Lane Country kitchen, formal dining VERNON - Centrally located TENNIS restringing service: or brick fireplaces, chimney • Martin J. Hogan Jr., 22, of On Lost Vessel tion with dynamic consulting- Mancnester. Conn. 06040 three family, 5-5-4, Aluminum police said. driven by Edward J. Tomkiel, during the Christmas-New room. Fireplace, 1 1/2 baths, Blue Star, $12; nylon $7-9; gut repairs, block and cement East Hartford was charged Catalano, was released on a 44, of 91 Grandview St. when WEST BOOTHBAY, Maine For Equal Schools research firm in Glastonbury. siding. Excellent condition. work. New and repairs. E. Year’s vacation period, and all Shorthand and excellent typing SHEET METAL Private Instructions 18 half acre. Immediate occupan­ $15.50-22. Call 643-2339. Notch Tomkiel slowed for a left turn (UPI) — A formal investigation cy. $43,900. Pasek Realtors, Only $37,500. Pasek Realtors, Road, Bolton. Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. other resorts said they had good HARTFORD (UPI) - a must. Contact Mrs. Anderson, 289-7475. into the Municipal Building crowds. into the disappearance of the 633-6743. INVITATION TO BID Mechanlos PROFESSIONAL Tutoring Ser­ MLS, 289-7475. parking lot and her car struck research vessel Gulf Stream Connecticut government does may have to be reduced, she vice - Reading and math. Free CHIMNEY SWEEPS - Make STEVE CASALINO - Custom Recordings Confirm Administration Secretary NOTICE homes, additions, alterations his in the rear, police said. was scheduled to begin here nqt have the $10 million it needs said two weeks after a commis­ • Industrial Sheet Metal Mechanics. consultation and evaluation. NEW LISTING! Immaculate sure your chimneys and Robert M. Wilson said the Ver­ YOU SPEND money in your The Manchester Board of ELLINQTON and repairs. Free estimates. Tomkiel suffered minor in­ today, the Coast Guard said. to start a program to equalize sion report urged increasing aid spare time-why not make some, Must Work From Blueprints. Call 649-8023. six room Ranch in central, yet fireplaces are clean for this Murder Suspect Guilt mont’s rapid decline in state Education seeks bids for secluded location. Deep treed Call 649-6973. juries and he drove his car The craft, carrying five crew local educaUpn funding next to three-quarters of Connec­ too? If you have 6-8 hours a We offer: TIP TOP CAPE years heating season. Have revenues began last winter ticut towns, based on taxable Ceiling Tile for the 1974-1975 lot, all city utilities. Formal your fireplace and chimney HARTFORD (UPI) - Tape federal district attorney in away. The Lindley car was members, the body of one of year, according to Gov. Ella T. week to spare, local Amway Set on a nice sized treed lot, CARPENTRY WORK - when a lack of snow and a shor­ property. distributor offers importunity school year. Sealed proposals • GOOD WAGES & FRINGE BENEFITS dining room, fireplaced living cleaned professionally. Call 872- recordings of Paul John tow ^ away. whom was found last week, was Grasso. excellent condition, fireplace, Specializing in kitchen cabinets Macon, Ga., but U.S. District tage of gasoline kept out-of­ Her comments came three for good earnings. Phone 64^ will be received until 3:30 P.M. • PROFIT SHARING □ REAL ESTATE room, garage, I'A baths. Mid 0930. Knowles’ voice indicate he Court Judge Wilbur Owens has Miss Lindley was given a reported missing Jan. 7, but a If poorer towns are to get 30’s, worth it. Mr. Matthew, formal dining room, garage, and recreation rooms. Call any staters away from Vermont’s weeks after Superior Court 5998. January 28, 1975 at which time • PLENTY OF OVERTIME written warning for following massive air and seas search more money, it will have to be Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. hardwood floors, dormitory WE specialize in walls and time, M3-7004. murdered Mrs. Karen Wine and barred public revelations of the ski slopes. Judge Jay E. Rubinow ruled they will be publicly opened. • PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS Homes For Sale 23 her daughter Dawn in their tapes’ contents. too closely. was unable to find the craft. taken from other programs, sized 3rd bedroom, much ceilings. Our business was es­ He said a good average that the current method by CHEF-KITCHEN, Dining The right is reserved to reject more at $34,900. Call Tony Rooting-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Marlborough home last Oct. 15 Knowles, 28, a F lorida The search ended Tuesday. which she did not name, to start VERNON - Three-bedroom tablished in 1949. Free es­ winter could add about $6 increasing state aid to educa- which Connecticut finances Manager - Experience any and all bids. Specifications BOLTON - Four-bedroom Ranch, 2 baths, 2-car garage, Wasilefsky at 649-5306 today. or 16, according to State’s Atty. parolee, was shot to death Dec. Police warned residents The probe "will attempt to required, salary and profit in­ timates, 643-0327, million to the state’s tax in poorer towns, Mrs. public education violates the and bid forms may be secured THE WARD MFC. CO. Ranch set on 3/4 acre treed lot. %-acre wooded lot with fan­ EQUAL HdUSINQ OPPORTUNITY BIDWELL Home Improvement John D. LaBelle. 18 by Georgia authorities in a along parts of Vernon St. revenues — a welcome addition -put together the facts of the centive. Send resume to at the Business Office, 45 N. 259 Adams St., Manchester, Conn. Co. Expert installation of case and attempt to determine Grasso said Wednesday. state constitution because of in­ Fireplaced living room, rec tastic view of Connecticut BARROWS & WALLACE WILL TRUCK most anything, LaBelle said Wednesday he moving police vehicle after he Wednesday that their walkways to the state tax treasury which Willimantic Country Club, School Street, Manchester, room, dining room, eat-in Valley; fully carpeted. $55,900. aluminum siding, gutters and the cause of the casualty,” the llie granting of $250 per pupil equities in localities’ taxable 646-6560 MmohMtir NSW Hmn Hirtlsitl most any place for below received the communications alleg^ly grabbed a sheriff’s were not cleared of snow and expects a deficit of about $11 Attention R. Potter, P.O. Box Connecticut. Raymond E. kitchen plus garage. High 30’s. Warren E. Howland Realtors, reasonable prices. Free es­ trims. Roofing installation and by the state to municipalities property. 645, Willimantic. 649-83(W 3S7-1B1S 728-8818 concerning the tapes from a revolver. ice. No arrests were made. million in this year's budget. spokesman added. Demers, Business Manager. Zinsser Agency, 6^1511. 643-1108. timates.' Call 646-4303. repairs. M9-6495, 875-9109. ft \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Jan. 16, 1975 — PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Jan. 16, 1975

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Rooilng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Articles for Sale 41 Rooms for Rent 52 Apartments For Rent 53 MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD HORACE Tetrault - Siding, SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury FURNISHED ROOMS - Cen­ MANCHESTER - pleasant roofing, storm windows, aw­ above ground pool distributor trally located, 146 Center newer three room first floor VOU HAD A FIGHT THAT \ IT MEANS SOMETHING WHEN has leftover 1974 pools. Will Street. Please call 649-0013. apartment, heat, appliances WITH CUTTER. HE DON'T you WERE SEEN RUNNING nings. Quality workmanship, Bill Heintz Sales Manager says, "Here is outstanding Bill Heintz Sales Manager says, "Here is a 1973 Pontiac SLICK CUTTER WAS VDUR free estimates. Fullv insured. sell and completely install a and carpeting. No pets. $185 HAD TOLD SHERIFF lAEAN A OUT OF HIS APARTMENT- monthly./. 649-393978, 646-4780. value in one of the handsomest cleanest practically Deluxe LeMans 4 door in such absolutely brand new car BOV FRIEND. THERE'S A STRONG j FINN THERE WAS JUST ABOUT THE TIME 872-9187. 649-3417. huge 16 x31' OD swim pool com­ NICE quiet comfortable room SUSPICION THAT VOU BOTH A BAD SCENE' HE WAS K ILLE D ' plete with fencing, sun-deck, for gentleman, center of town. brand new one careful owner 1974 Chevrolet Caprice 6 i condition that you would seriously wonder if it had ever PLANNED THE MURDER filter and pump Now only $795. Call 646-1201. MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- OF VOUR HUSBAND.' ROOFING - Specializing been driven at all. It is a very handsome car with its repairing roofs, new roofs, Full price financing available. bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 passenger Estate Wagon I have ever seen. It is a CRAMPAW gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Call tonv collect, 413-732-3158. PLEASANT, clean furnished baths, full, private basement. strikingly handsome car with its beautiful Gold Body & beautiful Mesa Tan body & Dark 02386672 " ' , and and repaired. 30 years room for working gentleman. Includes heat, appliances. Call evenings 646-7944. carpeting, patio and pool. $275 Wood grain finish & harmonizing all vinyl Saddle Tan one of the cleanest harmonizing interiors I’ve ever seen experience. Free estimates. BABY'S changing table $12. MUTT AND JEFF CREATED BY BUD FISHER Howlev. 643-5361 white wicker, good condition. monthly. Paul W. Dougan, interior. It is a wonderfully equipped car having the in any car. It is a wonderfully equipped car having the Realtor, 643-4535 , 646-1021. Call 649-7025. GIRL W.ANTED to share house small regular gas V/8 motor, Automatic Transmission, 350 cu. inch regular gas V/8 motor. Automatic Tran­ I SHALL DEDICATE T4E ROOFING - Installation and with two other girls. Must be IT IS-no OUR ETERNAL •^+1ARK AM ERICA/ repairs, gutters, storm win­ ETHAN ALLEN three-drawer over 21. Call 528-6957 after 5 MANCHESTER - Newer three Power Steering, Power Disc Brakes, Custom Radio & smission, Power Steering, custom Radio & Heater, Sl^AME THAT WE HAVE R ES T OF MV LIFE TO HELP bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, dows. doors. Experienced chest, $35. Hungerford maple p.m. Heater, electric Rear Window opener. Factory installed Power Disc Brakes, factory installed Air Conditioner, plus No t p o u n d a w a y SOLVE THE PROBLEMS • H E R E C 0 M E 6 quality workmanship. Fully in­ mirror, 29x42", $35. Colonial all appliances, carpeting. private. $250 monthly. Security. Air Conditioner, Factory installed chrome Luggage rack, many other custom extras. This car has been driven a TO AVOID ECONOMIC OF OUR COUNTRY WITH sured. Free estimates. babv changer. $25. Old frames. ROOMMATES - Responsible to iNSTABILITyAND , Reasonable prices. Rick 643-9823. share house with two. Near Immediate. Frechette & Mar­ plus many other custom extras too numerous to list on positively guaranteed 7,786 miles since new. The JUSTICE,MERCYAND LOVE' Burnett. 646-3005. center of Manchester. Own tin, Inc. Realtors, 646-4144. SOCIAL INSECURITY' Chevrolet's very finest Station Wagon. It has been driven original new spare tire has never been removed from the SPOTS before your eyes - on bedroom and parking. 646-1749. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMKKR your new carpet - remove them ONE ROOM and three room a positively guaranteed 16,982 miles since new. I am compartment. I am positive that no matter how critical a with Blue Lustre. Rent electric GIRL WANTED to share house furnished apartm ent - All 1 H E A R __ _ , y e a m . T H E D O C T O R AONE FROM MY Heating-Plumbing 35 utilities. Older persons positive that the car buyer who appreciates outstanding car buyer may be that this outstanding car will easily HAD SUR<3ER>^ I n o t h i w g R E M O V E D A BACK, ONE FROM shampooer $1. E. A. Johnson with two other girls. Must be ’ M V W A L L E T .' Paint Company. over 21. Call 528-6957 after 5 preferred. 272 Main Street. new car quality at a most realistic price may well find surpass his highest requirements for a quality car. Call ROGER.' ' V T O O C O U P L E O F SEWERLINES, sink lines, p.m. .SERIOUS /- LUMPS.. MANCHESTER - Four rooms, this one to be his answer. Fully & completely me anytime for a demonstration or more information. 6 cleaned with electric cutters, DELUXE ELECTRIC Stove - by professionals. McKinney Automatic oven timer. FEMALE roommate needed to includes appliances and heat. guaranteed. Generous terms & trades available." Fully & completely guaranteed. Generous terms & Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ Refrigerator, good condition. share three bedroom house, $170. Security required. Call trades available.” PRia 43495, pany. 643-5308 $50 for both. 649-1779 after 4:30. reasonable rent, good location, 647-9936 or 649-2003. P R K E 4 4 2 9 5 . a call after 5 p.m. 289-3229. NO JOB too small, toilet MAHOGANY bedroom set, dou­ FOUR ROOM apartment, two CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE repairs, plugged drains, kitchen ble bed. double dresser, chest, bedrooms, stove, and m -B K i IB BB faucets replaced, repaired, rec two night stands, excellent con­ refrigerator, carpeting, and rooms, bathroom remodeling, dition. $300. 568-4185. parking. In older four-family. IF SH EIK HAJ' w a n t s OH, YEAH SO W HAT? RieHTi NOW D'YA SEE WHY . heat modernization, etc. Free Apartments For Rent 53 $160 monthly. No pets. 646-5200. PRINCESS JASMIN KEPT DON'T COUNTintY OM S H IP THIS TUB'S SO PAH6ER0U97/ estimates gladly given. M & M UNDER WRAPS, r RECKON ON IT!.„DIDJA>JA \ THERE'S NOT NOW you can steam clean A SUPERTANKER'S AS NOTICE HOW MUCH ELSE Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. carpets’ the professional way at WE HAVE customers waiting AVAILABLE immediately - ^ .... l-t6 for the rental of your apartment three rooms, carpeted, ■ r u SAFE A PLACE AS ANY'. HER E Y E S TO LOOK AT a fraction of the cost with BY ART SANSOM KEEP PUTTIN' EkCEPT YOUR TOWNE Plumbing Service, RINSE-N-VAC. Rent at or home. J.D, Real Estate appliances, parking, storage, THE BORN LOSER TOWAKP VOX/ FELLOW . repairs, alterations, vanity Associates, Inc, 646-1980. lease and security required. No ABOVE HER PASSENGERS/ Manchester Wallpaper & Paint V VEIL? cabinets a specialty. Call to Company, 185 West Middle dogs. Hilliard Street. Call after ...AUC>IAa< TUJeUTV/- 8:30 a.m . 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- Turnpike, 646-0143. LOOKING for anything in real 6 p.m., 649-7289. Bill Heintz Bales Manager says, "Here is a car that offers Bill Heintz Sales Manager says, "Here is a very handsome 4056. estate rental — apartments, flM & MANCHESTER Gardens - two tremendous value for the person who needs an in­ practically brand new one owner 1973 Pontiac Gran Prix SEASONED Fireplace Wood - homes, multiple dwellings, no If ^oo H^\J5 1^6KEt,HOvW CefJTS, BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - $20 per 3'4 ton pickup load fees. Call J.D. Real Estate bedroom duplex, $184 monthly, termediate size car, that offers thousands of thoroughly Model J, 2 door Hardtop. It is a very attractive car with Prompt, courteous service. Call delivered. Call 228-9585. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. includes heat, hot water, T U W -F iv J e m M U J b S 1 5 T B R .I 643-1496. appliances, and parking. dependable and economical miles of driving. It is a one its glistening White body & Maroon all vinyl interior. It is SOUHAigUEFT^ GARAGE SALE - Heated. VILLAGER APARTMENTS - Immediate occupancy. 3 1/2 owner practically brand new 1974 Hornet Hatchback a wonderfully equipped car having the regular gas V/8 LYNN'S PLUMBING - Cleaned attic, household items, Five-room townhouse, 1 1/2 room apartment, $164 monthly. coupe. It is a very attractive car with its beautiful Beige motor Automatic Transmission, Power Steering, Power Repairs, remodeling, new con­ old and new. Bottles, tools, tiled baths, wall-to-wall Available February 1st. struction. Water pumps. trunks, cameras, old furniture. carpeting, 2 air-conditioners, Superintendant, 646-0090. Equal body & one of the most immaculate interiors I’ve ever Disc Brakes, Custom Radio & Heater, Factory installed French spoken also. 875-7263-----63. Much much more. 10-5, Friday, heat, hot water, patio, full base­ housing. seen in any car. It is a wonderfully equipped car having Air Conditioner, Electric Windows, plus many other Saturday, Sunday. 94 Wapping ment. No pets. 649-7620. 3 THL FIJNTSTONKS BY HANA BARBERA FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing Wood Road. Rockville, 875-9345. COVENTRY - Three-room the time proven regular gas 6 Cylinder motor. Automatic custom extras available on Pontiac’s very finest sport - Repairs and remodeling, MANCHESTER- Brand new 2- apartment available im­ Transmission, Custom Radio & Heater, White wall Tires, model car. It has been driven a most easy to certify sewer lines cleaned electric^- mediately. All utilities, stove 0 J J family , 4-4, includes range, dis­ HcMaa«ka ia*4- Iv. Prompt service on emergen­ posal. dishwasher, washer and and refrigerator include. $150 plus many other deluxe extras. It has been driven a most 18,965 miles since new. The original new spare tire has PEBBLES/ h o n e s t l y v o u 'd C HawBartaea cies. 643-7024. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 monthly. Security Required. BY V.T. HAMLIN t h in k it w a s dryer, wall-to-wall carpeting easy to certify 8,665 miles since new. It has been fully & never yet been removed from the compartment. I am ALLEY OOP THE SAME AS and parking. Full basement, 646-8351 EAT I NS A STEAK/ GRANT'S PLUMBING Ser­ DOG-CAT boarding re se r­ $250 monthly. Tenant pays completely serviced & winterized and is fuliy & com­ positive that the car buyer who really appreciates quality WHEN DO VOU OUST AS SOON AS BE SURE TO HIDE DON'T WORRY, HfWwvvi X WONDER iF THERE L______vices - Repairs, new work, vations. Combined inside/out- utilities. Jesdor Realty, 633- pletely guaranteed. I am positive that when you see & in a car that has always received the very finest in TWO WANT TO I BOUND, UP A THAT PBZRIN6ER OSCAR, rU-TAKE ARE ANY OTHER LITTLE remodeling and additions. Call side runs, partitioned privacy, 1411. BEGIN THIS FEW MEN! COME SOMEPLACE, GOOD CARE OF IT.' GOODIES IN HIS BACK-RACK for free estimate. Coventry, germicidal lighting. Canine drive this outstanding car, you’ll be completley satisfied maintenance & care, maywell find this superb car to be OPERATION? ON, OSCAR/ O O OLAl THAT I COULD USE / 742-7668. Holiday Inne, 200 Shddon Road, MANCHESTER - Newer one- PRESIDENTIAL in every way with its outstanding new car condition. his answer. Fully & completely guaranteed. Generous Manchester, 646-5971. bedroom apartment. Quiet VILLAGE APTS. Fully & completely guaranteed. Up to 36 months to pay terms & trades available.” location. Includes heat, A 1. WHITE SHEPHERD Puppy - appliances and carpeting. $195 MANCHESTER at bank rates.” PRICE $2995. PRICE □ MISC. FOR SALE Three months old, snots, monthly. Paul W. Dougan, papers, pedigree. $100. Call 646- Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. One and two bedrooms 3721. Near schools, churches and Apartments For Rent S3 Articles for Sale 41 DELUXE ONE-bedroom apart­ shopping center, on bus NEED CAR? Credit bad? CUTE white and black female ment - Complete appliances, line. Call anytime. Bankrupt? Repossessed? ALUMINUM sheets used as puppies. $5. each. Call 228-9095. MANCHESTER - Two- carpeting, air-conditioned, bedroom, second-floor apart­ Honest Douglas accepts lowest 1-16 printing plates, .007 thick, 6 4 6 - 2 6 2 3 TOYOTA■ ■ * » **Basedona 1975 swimming pool. $175 plus down, smallest payments. 23x32 & cents each or 5 for $1. ment, on bus line, appliances, comparison of I>l6 utilities. Robet D. Murdock, availabie immediately. $155, Douglas Motors, 345 Main. Has the lowest manufacturers' Phone 643-2711. Sporting Goods retail prices. WIN AT BRIDGE 46 Realtor, 643-2692. heat included. Eastern, 646- 8250. TOYOTA - See us for reliable p r i c e d car sold in A m erica ^ * BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 FAMOUS BRANDS Skis - One- GARDEN STREET - Three or TWO-BEDROOM apartment - used Toyotas with our 60-day MR. ABERNATHY «^CHRDJ!»i«44 cents each. Inquire side door. half off. Forbes & Wallace, four large bedrooms, stove and First floor, conveniently FOUR ROOM Duplex on west 100% warranty. We also buy The bidding has been: 16 Manchester Evening Herald. Manchester Parkade, 646-4030. refrigerator, close to schools, located. $150 monthly, security. used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, IT COULD ^ side of town. Many extras. $185. HAVE BEEN churches. Lease and security. Palmer Realty, 646-6321, 649- 345 Center Street, Manchester, HELP) X FEU. Here’s our expert’s expert West North East South Call 643-7631, 5-7 p.m. WORSE WE BUY and sell used fur­ Garden Products 47 649-5675, 649-1924. 0538. 646-4321. THROUGHTHE niture Cash on the line. One ICE AND I'M 1* piece or an entire housefull. LARGE SIX-room apartment • MANCHESTER - Two- BUY YOUR Potatoes direct FOUR ROOMS - one bedroom bedroom, second-floor apart­ AUTO INSURANCE - Compare STUCK! .’ ass 1 4 Pass ? 646-6432 Furniture Barn, 345 Center Street. Security deposit 16 Some experts are more ex­ jack and Mathe simply discard­ You, South, hold: from the potato warehouse, possible two. Children ment, appliances, available im­ our low rates. Young drives NORTH Main Street Rear, behind Caldor Center, corner Buckland no pets. $190. Call 646-5566. A9532 pert than others. If you don’t ed a diamond. 4R 7 643 WA2 494AK732 accepted, couple preferred. mediately. $165, heat included. welcome. For quotation call Douglas Motor Sales. Road & Tolland Tpke. trKQ76 think so, just look at this hand What do you do now? Garage, cellar storage, first Security required. Eastern, 646- Rod Dolin, 646-6050. Corolla 2 Door Sedan floor. Manchester. Available GLASTONBURY - Two- ♦ 52 played by Lou Mathe of Los Since East had started with A — The scientists have all sorts 8250. four hearts there was no way to CLEAN USED refrigerators, Antiques 48 immediately. $165. Call 649- bedroom garden apartment, Wfi PAY $10 for complete junk Perfect for the economy-minded! 10 4 Angeles in an important team of fancy ways to bid this hand. Yon ranges, automatic washers, large rooms and closets, swim­ EAST match. keep Lou from taking the rest should either underbid four spades 2871. MANCHESTER - Modern one cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto Combines great features like a WEST with guarantees. B. D. Pearl's WANTED Antique furniture, ming pool. $189. 633-4971 AAKQ 104 4 86 of tne tricks and chalking up a or overbid four notrump. You do and two-bedroom apartments, Body, 528-1990. hemi-head engine, bucket seats, Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- glass, pewter, oil paintings, or ¥ J954 thoroughly undeserved game. overbid. MANCHESTER- North end, appliances, carpeting, pool, 4-speed synchromesh transmission *2897 V 10 8 3 North’s double of two spades 2171 other antique items. R four rooms, modern, second EAST HARTFORD - 3-room 1972 FORD Torino Station ♦ J63 ♦ K874 was one of those popular but small pet allowed with ad­ . with snappy performance. Include! AM redio and pi(«CU8f Ti Strangely enough, there was TODAY’S QUESTION Harrison, 643-8709. floor, heated, electric apartment, second floor, heat, Wagon - V-8, automatic, power dealer preparation. « 52 4763 rather confusing negative SEASONED oak wood - Split ditional security, available im­ no way to beat him once W ^t In response to your Blackwood stove,parking, backyard, utilities, stove and refrigerator. steering, air, very clean. BY DICK CAVALLI SOUTH (D) doubles that experts like to use. and ready for fireplace. $20 mediately, utilities included. had cashed two spades, provid­ overbid your partner bids five Wanted to Buy 49 cellar, no pets. $180 monthly. 289-0254 until 7 p.m. Chorches Motors, 643-2791. WINTHROP 4 J 7 It asked Mathe to bid a new suit dump truck loads delivered. $199 and $229. Security ed Lou figured out where all the diamonds to show one ace. What do 633-7182. 7 Y V A 2 if he could do so. 742-7886. 4 1/2 ROOM Duplex - Stove and required. Superintendent, 643- WHY DOES EVERY WEIP2D you do now? WANTED - Antique furniture, VEGA 1972, Hatchback. MY FATHER CAM LICK YO U R MY INNOCEKT BYSTANDER ♦ A Q 10 9 cards lay. Answer Tomorrow jewelry, glassware, paintings, refrigerator. Near center 5401 or Eastern, 646-8250. LYNCH TOYOTA CAN UCK YOUR INNOCENT KIP IN THE WORLD END Excellent condition. 345 Center Street RATHER' MY DO© CAN UCK * A Q J 9 8 North’s three spades was (NEWSI'AI'KR ENTERPRISE ASSN.l WOOD-Seasoned oak, sawed lamps, etc. Call 649-5139. Manchester. Call 643-1442. Reasonably priced. 646-3325 BYSTANDER/ UP ON TH IS BLOCK? any length, split, $50 per cord APARTMENT FOUR ROOM Duplex, stove, YOUR DOG.' A North-South vulnerable sheer idiocy. Normally the bid refrigerator, excellent location. after 5:30. IEZZZ31ZZI31 If delivered. John Hutchinson, RENTAL OFFICE NICELY FURNISHED three would be a slam try and 742-6639. Garage. Walk to shopping and T Mathe’s four-heart call was his Answer to Previous Puzzle We have a large variety of rooms - Fully paneled, neatly T West North East South decorated, Second floor. Main bus line. 649-0969. start to a slam in one of the Vehicles e: C A ______[c TaTaTBT? FIREWOOD for sale. $25 half deluxe one and two-bedroom minor suits. North realized he \ o 1? A l- e: c □ RENTALS Street, private entrance. 1966 FORD, LTD, all power, 1963 CHEVROLET, converti­ 1 4 I lT A 15 E 3 A ' cord. $40 full cord. Call 742-9046. apartments and townhouses Parking, neat included. $165 Business for Rent 55 UP TO MOO ble, Impala. Good transporta­ had gotten himself into trouble U one owner, good condition, will 24 Dble Pass 3 ♦ i K E 1 s w . P throughout Manchester. Ren­ ACROSS 9 Eight (comb g E E monthly. Adults only. No pets. sacrifice for quick sale. 643- tion. $50. Phone 649-6842 after 4 Pass 3 4 Pass 4 ¥ and decided to pass while still 1 n s a FRESH SWEET apple cider. tal office open daily from 9-5 JUNK CARS lomn) s p o Io Il -1 SBQ Rooms lor Rent 52 646-029‘299. MANCHESTER - East Center 7952. p.m. L. Pass Pass Pass alive. 1 Four-wheeled Macintosh and Delicious other times by appointment. Street. Modern air-conditioned to Approach M o H D | a a s WANTED carriage 12 Quick photos C L. A Ll I n s [ E sam apples. Botti Fruit Farm, 260 THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ FOUR-ROOM apartment - Heat office space, from 100 to 2,000 WE WILL PAY UP TO $100 PINTO 1971 - Four-speed 1970 CHEVROLET Nova - Six Opening lead — K 4 West opened with the king 6 Vehicle lor L A Bush Hill Rd. (coll.) nished rooms, centrally DAMATO EKTERPMSES, INC. and hot water. Quiet location. square feet, $4.50 per foot. transmission, radio. $850. Call cylinders, automatic, power and ace of spades and then hauling 13 Couples T £ □ a ■ I p FOR YOUR JUNK CAR pvac P SrIe located. Kitchen privileges. 240-* Ntw State Rd., Manchester Adults only, $185 monthly. Call Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. 649-7074. steering, low mileage, good made the brilliant (?) lead of a 11 Mililary lorces 18 Deep hole 1 Depending on Year and «:AKU-t 1-1U> 13 Law enforcers IE. A T I A IS WOODEN PALLETS for sale at Parking. Reasonable rates. 649-7620. condition. Best offer. Call 647- e IITShKCA. W.TM hi UI m on By Oswald & James Jacoby low spade. East ruffed with the 20 Declare N E E. L S 646-1021 Model 14 Cudgeled [ o L 1 V T? E circulation department, Phone 649-2358. 1972 G.M.C. Sprint, 4-speed, 9619. 21 T wo-sealed [ r 1 P E N Manchester Herald. $2.-$5. FREE TOW BY FRANK O’NEAL 15 Grain beard pleasure SIX room Condominium, $300 OFFICE SPACE AM-FM, buckets, electric door SHORT RIBS 16 Distress signal ROOM FOR gentleman. per month, rent or rent with op­ SAME DAY SERVICE locks, tilt-wheel, factory 1970 NOVA - Small V-8, stan­ carriage 32 Southern stale vehicle NICELY furnished four rooms, FOR RENT rrs A NCE RIDE FTK)M' 17 Slone 22 Robust (ab.) 44 Heavy blow 6 OLD NEWSPAPERS Free - References required. Call 649- tion, includes togetherness, PLEASE CALL FOR gauges, $2,500. Call 643-6993. dard, excellent condition. Call 'VERY well; Tax US WHAT'lOU KNOW \ WE HAVE WAVSOF YlU-TALK, > PICCADILLY TD 19 Rocky crag 23 Dry 36 Baseball Circulation Department, 0719, newly paneled wall-to-wall recreational facilities, kitchen 250 square feet, center of CURRENT PRICE LISTS after 5. 646-3325. ENGUSH ABOUT THE UNOERSROUND. MAKI'^yjUTALK. lU TALK.' ^TAR GAZER* 20 Seeks 45 Capital of Manchester Herald. rugs, second floor. Main Street, WESTMINSTER. 24 Change slugger's goal Norway appliances, curtains, draperies, Manchester, air-conditioning 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. 522-1104 1972 MUSTANG Fastback - SWINE. -Hi- CL.LY R. l>OLL,\N' 22 Certain actors position 37 Pub brew adults only, no pets, call 646- Anns LlIRA 47 Takeout (print I CLEAN, furnished room for wall-to-wall carpeting, carport, and parking. Call: 643-9551. after 5 p.m. 247-0910 Four-speed Hurst 351, heavy Your Daily Aclivily Guide 25 Streets (ab) 27 Undercooked 38 Winter vehicles SET LUDWIG DRUMS - pearl 0299. HAS. 21 s e n . 22 26 Soviet stream 48 Employer retired or working gentleman. three bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, duty front suspension, 20 mpg T According la the Stars, 28 Grandparental 41 Desenres color. $600 Call 875-2968 ALLIED AM. 17 ocf. 22 ^L 30 Got up 49 French verb Call 643-9353 or inquire 4 Pearl full basement, lawn cutting, on highway. Must sell im­ Motorcycles-BIcyclea 64 To develop message for Friday, 29 Not as much 42 Iroquoian Street. EAST HARTFORD - four snow removal, and many more ELLINGTON - 2,000 sq. ft. new SCRAP METALS mediately. Only $1,600. Phone 8-12-23-34 5-15-26-37(' . 32 Solemn 31 Comparative Indians 51 River islet 57-67-79-86 read words corresponding to numbers 51-60-87:90^ 33 Body organ SEASONED firewood, cut, rooms, heat, utilities, stove, brick and steel building, clear 741 WINDSOR STREET Gary, 643-2711, 8-5. D sullix 43 Two-wheeled 53 Channel desirable features. Call D. W. of your Zodiac birth sign. 34 Tapesiry spill, delivered, truck load $30. refrigerator and garage in­ span, loading dock, heat and EXPERT bicycle repairs, all y f TAURUS INEWSFAREH ENTERPRISE ASSN.l RESPONSIBLE female wanted Fish Realty, 643-1591. HARTFORD AM. 20 1 Your 31 Messoge 61 Extra 35 German river Sand, gravel and stone. 643-9504 cluded. Nice backyard, securi­ 872- makes, models and speeds. 2 Beware 32 You 62 In to share Manchester home with air-conditioning optional. """ 1968 VOLKSWAGEN - New, 36 Possesses 2 3 4 5 6 7 a 9 10 after 6. ty, call 289-8802. 8351. Peugeot. Raleigh dealers, MAT 20 3 Give 33 Bright 63 Or 1 young family. Good location, rebuilt engine, brakes, tires, 4 Trovel 34 Set 64 Thifigs 39 Congers Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- . >,■ 9-20-31-42 13 reasonable. References needed. ROCKVILLE 3W ROOMS AM radio. Excellent condition .^45-56-80-88 5 Opposite 35 Reoches 65 Plons 40 — car 11 12 LANGE ski boots, men’s size 10 ROCKVILLE - Available SINGLE ROOM and three 1972 MERCURY Comet - from inside out. $850 or best 2098. 6 Don't 36 And 66 Up' 43 Dove's call Write Box JJ, Manchester ROCKLAND TERRACE 15 1 2, worn twice. $35 Call 649- Herald. February 1st, 3Vz room apart­ rooms available as suite or Brown with vinyl top, six- offer. 742-8900 any time. GIM INI 7 Yes 37 You 67 A SAGITTARIUS 46 Arab dignitary 14 Large and beautiful one-bedroom BY ROY CRANK HAT 21 8The 38 And 68 Something's NOV. 8653 ment, appliances, heat, quiet singles. Air-conditioning, off cylinder automatic, power BUZZ SAWYKR 47 Payable 19 apartments, heat, hot water, all 9 Unexpected 39 Money 69 Height 16 17 18 neighborhood, adults, no pets. steering, tape deck, white walls c;V JUNC 20 70 Yourself DEC. 50 Handled LADIES only - nicely furnished appliances Including dishwasher, street parking. Phone John H. 1974 FORD Ranchero, GT. with Campers-Trallers 10 Sun 40 Jeolous 1 ■ SEASONED HARDWOOD - Security, $135 monthly. 646- disposal, carpeting, pool and your and snow tires. 649-4583, 646- HE'V.BUI/T’t HCRE'S a'I THAT5 FUNNY-HE'S NOT AMD HERE'S^ r, A 4-17-28-39 11 Keep 41 And 71 A ttention 10-22-33-44^ 52 Assimilate 20 21 rooms for rent. All utilities in­ Lappen, Inc. 649-5261. custom top, 5,000 miles. Asking 65 72 View Cord or ha If-cord loads. 1060. own private terrace In a country set­ 5470. Mobile Homes ' s e ve m - fo o t HERE/ ms BED h a s n 't ||THE OUTRIGGER, ;^49-62-72 12 Scene's 42 Or 54-65-74 54 Dependenlone cluded, private bedroom with $4,000. 646-6947 after 4. 13 Personal 43 M oy 73 Started 5 T 26 27 28 29 ting. $180. No pete. ( s h a r k IN OUR BEEN SLEPT IN TRUDY. CANCIR CAPRICORN 55 Pully.lor 22 23 ^4 Buckland Farr»s, 406 Burnham- community kitchen, living TWO-ROOM office with private 14 Some 44 On 74 Todoy instance 1968 CHRYSLER Newport 2- I'M GETTING JUNC 21 ISSex 45 Reward 75 Going OfC. 22 ^ ■ ■ Street. Manchester, 644-2361. room and two baths. Ideally VERNON- Five room apart­ 872-4223 875-7466 529-6586 lavatory, near Manenester 1966 FORD Station wagon, good ■SWIMAMHG 56 Horses gaits 30 door. Savings Bank of WORRIED. 16 Your 46 A 76 On located to bus line and stores. ment, available immediately, Memorial Hospital. Call 643- running condition, $175.; 1957 14’ WIDE - $9,995 I JULY 22 77 Behind JAN. 19 57 Cubic meter 111 17 And 47 Appeoronce just redecorated, convenient Manchester, repossession, $600. 78 Put 55-66-68-75 33 WOOD STOVES - 11 gage Please call after 5 p.m., 644- 1186. Chevy body w ith hi- No better time to trade. 2-18-29-401 10 Of 48 IdMS DOWN material, 24 " and 28" fire 0383. rural location. Nice yard, Call 646-1700. performance parts; four Chevy ^5(763-82-89 l9 G o 49 Transactions 79 Social Z6-77-84-85' 111 We need your 10’ wide now 20 G ift 50 Lover 80 Arrive AQUARIUS 35 3 6 | 37 39 boxes, perfect for garage, fireplaced living room, $195 in­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LIO 1 Taxis COVENTRY - Available 14" spoke mags with tires. Call 21 Talk 51 ErKhonling 81 Amusing ■ ■ We will allow top dollar. JAN. 20 2 Mountain tavern or rec room. 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MANCHESTER- Six room brakes, power steering, and Accessories u '47-61-71 26 Firsts 56 May (derog) 50 51 52 53 couple, $160 monthly plus 87 Spot MSCES VIRGO 27 Wordroba 57 For 5 Parts o( (eel r duplex, three bedrooms, new security. Call 646-0425. CAPE COD SUMMER RDITALS automatic, 10,000 miles. $2,9(M. 58 New 88 Today 28 Importont fit. 19 yiAv 54 56 LIVING ROOM Furniture WORKING GENTLEMAN to bath, imma'culate condition, Quiet, reildential beach areas, lUS to MATADOR ■ Free second year Call 640-0351, 649-0650. PLAZA HOMES 29 A 59 To 89 Friend 6 Less healthy made at our own factories the share house with other good neighborhood, two MANCHESTER - Two- $375 week, Incl. utilities. of guarantee (A $99 value) if 1348 Wilbur CroM Hwy. MS:;; 30 Ahead 60 And 90 Todoy MAR. 70 7 Actress 7-19-30-414 MacGraw 66 57 way you want it, at a price you gentleman. East Hartford, off children accepted. $225. bedroom, second-floor apart­ BariNHH 8. LovMy, Realtor you buy and take delivery of a INSURANCE SAVINGS for Borlln Tpko., Borlln, Conn. ^ 1-13-24-35 ) Adverse DNVu7r,l 19 fllV IGood 52 64-73 I 8 Mam point an can afford. Wide selection of Burnside Ave. Furnished monthly. References. Lease. ment in four-family. Security Champlain M ., Orlaant, Mata. new 1975 before February 28, safe drivers. Complete details. 828-0368 fabrics. Call 633-1835 days, 649- private room. No security or Security. Write Box BB, required. $175, heat included. --^617*265-0462 1975. DeCormier Motors, 643- Call Dave Torstenson, 646-0202. “Qua% /lomaa, srniMly p d e e f 7287, 745-7819 evenings. lease. Call 649-6711 after 6 p.m. Manchester Herald. Eastern, 646-8250. 4165. Robert J. Smith, Inc. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Jan, 16, 1975 Board Backs LOSE UGLY FAT Esoian Chosen Eased Parking start toaing wtight today OR MONEY BACK. MONAOEX it a tiny Police Chief James Rear­ tabiet that wItt http curb your de­ don’s eased ban against Horace PUBLIC RECORDS tire lor etcett lood. Eat lett-waigh COURT CASES lett. Conlaint no dangarout drugt Shrine Leader St. parking has the backing of and will not make you nervout. No the Manchester Board of Direc­ ttrenuout exercite. Change your life HARTFORD COUNTY plea despite Golub’s statement tors. In fact, it has been praised Warranty Deed Trade Names . . . atari today. MONAOEX cotta. $3.00 lor a 20 day tupply and $5.00 iianrl|pfitpr lEu? mng limlh Mitchell Esoian of SUPERIOR COURT that the plea wa'd involuntary by Director Carl Zinsser, the Deli A. Sullivan to Robert L. Irving B. Singer, West Hart­ lor twice the amount. Lote ugly fat Wethersfield Wednesday night Henry Coleman, 22, of and that Coleman was under leading advocate for some and Gail Simes, property on ford, Aaron Cook, Manchester, or your money will be refunded with no quetliont atked by: was elected illustrious poten­ Manchester has pleaded guilty great emotional pressure. relief from Reardon’s original Broad St„ $30,000. and Peter P. Primason, West MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 91 Manchester—A City of Tillage Charm TWENTY PAGES to assaulting a police officer The assault charge stems Hartford, doing business as The tate of Sphinx Temple Shriners, plan —banning parking 24 hours l iq q e t t r e x a l l p a r k a d e d r u g PRICI,: !• II I LIA CI VI.S He succeeds Eugene T. Cran­ and he is to be sentenced by from a May 11, 1974 incident in a day, 7 days a week on both Federal Tax Lien Bantly Oil Co., Bantly Oil and 404 Middle Tpke. West dall of Middlebury. Judge Simon Cohen Feb. 14. Hartford, involving a distur­ sides of the street. Internal Revenue Service Bantly Fuel, 331 Main St. Mall orders fillad Esoian will lead the 4,150 Coleman entered the guilty bance on Main St., Asst. State’s Said Zinsser Tuesday night, against Alfred E. and Lillian J. Shriners from Sphinx Temple s plea Tuesday, over the objec­ Atty. Richard Banbury said. “The compromise plan is Bushey, 33 Division St., $1,- NEWS jurisdiction which covers tions of his lawyer, David Cases of two other men acceptable to the people on 694.71. Northern Connecticut. Golub. charged in connection with the Horace St. and I thank the m HILL-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP CAPSULES Marriage License Economic Figures Show The annual meeting was held Judge Cohen accepted the same incident are pending. police chief on their behalf.” Frederick Frank Lewie, 179 WEEKEND SPECIALI at the Hartford Hilton. The compromise plan per­ School Plan Being Drafted Elected to serve with Esoian CAP Units Plan Encampment mits parking after 6 p.m. Broad St., and Carol Ann on the Sphinx Temple Divan are weekdays and all day Sunday Noske, 16 Lyness St., Feb. 1, BOSTON (UPI) — A draft of a com­ Concordia Lutheran Church. Harry G Shalett of Old Lyme, Sixty members of seven Civil ment will be cadets and seniors and holidays on about half of POMPONS plicated voluntary school desegregation chief rabban; Harold E. Air Patrol units in Connecticut from Willimantic, Niantic, the south side of Horace plan for city schools will be delivered to U.S. District Judge W. Arthur Garrity Jr., Deepening Recession Turkington of Manchester, will participate in a three-day Plainville and Meriden Cadet St.—from Bidwell St. to utility assistant rabban; Warren J encampment starting Friday at Squadrons, Manchester Com­ pole No. 7726. It permits Jan. 27, according to School Committee bunch Blessing of Wethersfield, high the Manchester Armory. posite Squadron, the Flying parking for about five vehicles. IF AT FIRST... *1.89 Chairman John J. McDonough. WASHINGTON (UPI) — The American recessions than this. In 1929-33, GNP fell are accumulating merchandise in priest and prophet; Robert H. The encampment, which is Knights Composite Squadron of SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--Four (Cash and Carry) The plan, intended to go into effect on a economy is in the grips of the deepest 33 per cent and in 1937-38, 13 per cent. warehouses and back lots. When the up­ Jennings of Durham, oriental sponsored by the Connecticut New Haven and the Connecticut laboratories and participate in of five persons who kill them­ citywide basis next fall, would also include recession since World War II ended —and From November, 1973, when the un­ turn arrives, these will be the first items guide; Thomas H. Avery of Wing of the Civil Air PatroL Yankee Cadet Squadron of activities which relate the U.S. selves have tried at least once FLOWERS and ARRANGEMENTS FOR EVERT OCCASION... redistribution of teachers so that each it’s getting worse. dulating business cycle reached its latest to be sold, meaning the impetus to the Mitchell Esoian Air Force to the Civil Air school has the same ratio of experienced That assessment was confirmed in a peak, through December, 1974, the last Wethersfield, treasurer; and will be commanded by Lt. Southington. before, a survey of the Bay Area 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 economy from new orders will be even Wallace G. Bailey of West Jeffery Greenough of Meriden. CAP members will attend Patrol, which is the official Association for Suicide FYeven- and inexperienced instructors; allow Gross National Product report released date for which figures are available, GNP longer in arriving. DeMolay representative; Fran- & black and white children at integrated Hartford, re-elected recorder. Participating in the encamp­ aerospace classes, leadership civilian auxiliary of the Air tion shows. FREE Delivery Parking • Frank Cakeler, Prop. Thursday by the Commerce Department. fell 5 per cent. That is a much bigger drop coline is dad of John Mather schools to remain where they are and .Appointed divan officers are Force. It showed: than any of the five post-World War II With declines of 7.0, 1.6, and 1,9 per cent Chapter here. provide five other learning options. Frederick W. Davis of Wood­ —Output of the economy, adjusted for recessions. in the first three quarters, real GNP for Winslow Place was appointed bury, first ceremonial master; inflation, fell at the startling rate of 9.1 Other statistics: calender 1974 fell 2.2 per cent after rising assistant director of the Circus and William M. Coates, second per cent between October and December, 5,9 per cent in 1973 and 6.2 per cent in 1972. Associates; he is its immediate Probe Third Fire Inventories Up ceremonial master. Coates had OVER 30 TSN BEDROOM GROUPS ON the second fastest three-month plunge on Economists consider 4.0 per cent about past president. Inventories were up 4 per cent but, this been temple treasurer for 12 WATERBURY (UPI) - Fire officials record. ideal for long range noninflationary Charles Buder was re­ is also a bad sign. It means customers are years. His father, now were investigating Waterbury’s third —Inflation in the same period raced up­ not buying, so retailers and wholesalers growth. deceased, was potentate of appointed captain of the Motor major fire of suspicious origin in 11 days, ward -13.7 per cent. It’s the fastest in­ Sphinx Temple in 1938. Patrol. Kenneth A. Barrett was a two-alarm blaze which seriously crease since the government began ■Among his first duties. re-appointed band manager. damaged a partially vacant four-story keeping quarterly statistics in 1947. Esoian will attend the annual Esoian is a partner in the law building. —Economic growth has now declined installation of Omar Shrine firm of Kotchen and Esoian of The fire broke out shortly after 11 a.m. four straight quarters. The last such un­ Solons Consider Testing Club Friday night at Willie's Hartford. Thursday in the Libra Athletic Club. The interrupted slide was in 1960-1961. Steak House and will seat He is a member of Hospitali­ P rocky hill fire department was called at about 11:20, “The current economic situation is very Omar's officers for 1975. uritan and more than 70 firemen took an hour to ty Lodge of Masons in bad,” said James L. Pate, assistant com­ Esoian announced appointive Wethersfield, the Scottish Rites bring flames under control, fire officials merce secretary for economic affairs. He Of Ford Oil Tax Plan officers for the several units, Bodies of Hartford, Connecticut said. ticked off the bad news in a list of WASHINGTON (UPI) - The New The ground floor of the East Main Street Federal Energy Administration before oil committees and clubs of the Consistory i32nd degree) of inflation-adjusted fourth quarter figures: England Congressional Caucus says it is import tariffs may become effective. temple. From Manchester, he Norwich, and Hartford Court of building housed a pizza restaurant, a Consumer spending, down 12 per cent; considering a court suit to put a halt to music shop and an amusement center, "rhe named Rocco J. Francoline as the Roval Order of Jesters. durable goods expenditures, led by a President Ford’s plan to impose a stiff Zarb, however, told newsmen that New athletic club was on the second floor, and staggering $11.5 billion decline in new car tariff on imported oil. the third and fourth floors were vacant. England need not worry, since Ford had sales, down 43 per cent; nonresidential in­ However, the head of the Federal instructed him to ensure that no one sec­ Damage was heavy, but no injuries were JUUEIIIIE & CENT vestment, down 19 per cent, and home and Energy Adminstration (FEA) says the tion took on more of the burden than any BEDDinC reported. apartment construction, down 44 per cent. lawmakers needn’t worry, since New other. England won’t sacrifice more than any Renovation Funds “These are the facts,” Pate said. “They He said he understood the Northeast’s 1930 SILAS DEAHE HIGHWAY, ROCKY HILL other region. speak for themselves. Everything is bad.” concern “that their sacrifice is shared Wants Court Action Rep. Silvio Conte, R-Mass., co- President Ford’s program of tax cuts equally by the rest of the nation. A good BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Mayor Okayed by Board and business investment incentives is chairman of the 25-member caucus, said part of the pricing will be equalized,” Zarb Nicholas Panuzio says his city attorney Thursday following an emergency session aimed at reversing these declines by in­ said. He said he intends to explain the should go the the Superior Court to seek an that the New England Regional Commis­ jecting more purchasing power into the point further to congressmen to try to per­ The final plans for fairs for the Manchester Head injunction to end a strike by about 400 (Herald photo by Tompkins! sion would be asked to determine if a court renovations of the Youth Ser­ economy. suade them to go along with parts of Start Program to be used as street department workers, in its second suit should be filed. vices offices at the Lincoln Oily ai Pirliaa JaHeiiile...TMs Pate said real GNP —the value of all Ford’s program that need congressional part of the non-federal share day today. action. The only workable alternative Center were approved Tuesday Outlines Dr, King^s Philosophy goods and services produced by the Area Dependent requirement. As the walkout continued following a would be rationing, he said, and “The in­ night by the Board of Educa­ economy with the distorting effects of in­ He said that New England is highly The Board of Education ap­ mass meeting of the city employes union, equities to the working people and poor tion. Pointing to the five main points of Dr. and third grade students Thursday at flation removed —would take another dependent on imported oil to fuel power proved creation of an additional Panuzio said the city would not negotiate The estimated cost of the pro­ “substantial plunge in the current plants and heat homes and its lawmakers people are inordinate.” custodial position to be funded while the men stayed away from their Martin Luther King’s philosophy is Keeney St. School. Smith’s son, Frank ject is $5,974. Of this amount, January-March quarter and perhaps a fear Ford’s plans —if they take effect entirely from funds made jobs. Frank J. Smith who spoke to second Jr., was a member of the group. the Board of Education will be small decline in April-June. “I don't think —would place an overwhelming burden on available through the Work eHiraordiaary FAMBOS Sealy Half-day sessions were ordered for we’re at the trough (recession bottom) commerce in six states. responsible for $3,011 for the Incentive Program. schools, which will serve no lunches cost of supplies and materials. yet.” FEA administrator Frank Zarb said the Painters The board has the opportunity because garbage collectors are on strike. new import duty on oil will be scaled down The town will be responsible to employ a female custodian Keeney School Observes The slide is enough to go into the record for some products so that sections such as for the labor cost of $2,952. This whose salary and fringe books as the steepest since 1945-1946, when project will be 50 per cent reim­ New England will sacrifice no more than benefits will be paid for com­ Cease-Fire Ends the economy made the wrenching shift other areas. Praised bursable. The cost estimate pletely by the state through the Martin Luther King Day from war production to peace time. Firm BallicA laeeii Mattress S BELFAST (UPI) — An outbreak of However, Sen. John 0. Pastore, D-R.I., was supplied by Jay Giles, special program. Economists, however, view the postwar shooting and attempted bombing today said he wasn’t satified with the guarantee. public works director. The state will pay the salary recession as a special case that should not ended the longest cease-fire in Northern In celebration of Martin Luther King go off by hmself and meditate and pray for The board approved several and fringe benefits for nine be compared with normal dips in the State of Rebellion Poetically requests to the Board of Direc­ Ireland’s five years of religious war. The Day, Frank J. Smith of 93 Ferguson Rd. courage and knowledge to help him handle months beginning Jan, 14. was invited to speak to a group of students business cycle. If that is so, one has to go “I am in a state of rebellion ... The blow tors for washout accounts in­ army reported several incidents that the situation, said Smith. comes immediately and the salve to take Poetry composed by members of Kim at the Keeney St. School. back to the Depression Era to find worse cluding $1,688 to cover the cost The woman the board will began even before the Irish Republican Dr. King was an advocate of education care of it comes sometime in the future,” Shirer’s sixth grade class at Verplanck sn Smith, who was associated with Dr. B and after his regular schooling was com­ of services for a legally blind hire is a local resident and will Spring S Piese Set... Army’s 25-day truce came to a close at he said. School tells how the students feel about King for about seven years in the civil student, and $2,670 to be be assigned to the 45 School St, midnight, embroiling Ulster in a new pleted, he studied to become a minister. The President is going to exercise his the redecorating that is being done to their rights movement, described Dr. King’s financed by a grant from the building to be used on a sub­ round of violence. No killings were Smith, who said he marched with Dr. executive authority to Impose this tax school. philosophy to the children. department of community af­ stitute basis. reported. King many times, told his listeners that (tariff) right now,” Pastore told Displayed on a bulletin board in the cor­ He listed five points on a blackboard and had Dr. King been alive, he would gladly newsmen. “In Rhode Island, 85 per cent of ridor are some of the poems. suggested that the children discuss their ^ INSIDE have accepted an invitation to speak to our consumption is imported oil. We are One poem tells of both the old and the meaning at home and try to remember Blames Government them. TODAY going to be hard hit....I intend to make a new look. them. PInehurst Schedule Changes... CHICAGO (UPI) — In letter to her Smith encouraged the children present lot of noise about this.” The five points are faith, hope, love, lawyer, written before she died, Bobbie to talk out their problems, to avoid Pastore said Ford should get at his goal “Painters” We will be Open THURSDAY & FRIDAY courage, and non-violence. Old Codger ...... Page 2 Arnstein blamed her suicide on govern­ violence. of one million fewer barrels daily of im­ I used to sit in school ail day Dr. King always tried to avoid violence, Gardening with A tw ood___Page 11 from 8 A.M. ’til 8 P.M. ment harassment in its attempt to obtain Smith’s informal visit was punctuated ports by import controls rather than by And look at the walls, all dull and gray. Smith told the young group. If there were Saturday 8 A.M. ’til 6 P.M. evidence from her on drug activities with frequent questions from the young Area Profile ...... Pages 4, 7 price increases brought on by higher Then painters came and livened them followers among his marchers who felt against her boss, Hugh Hefner. 'T was not audience. ECHS plans ‘Fastathon’ ___Page 10 tariffs. up. SUNDAY 8 A.M. til 2 P.M. of the mettle to endure,” she wrote. In the they could not resist attackers, Dr. King He said he hadn’t done as much for Dr. Travel...... Page 9 Other Measures And now I always sit straight up. PLEASE NOTE THAT ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY letter, released by Playboy magazine would suggest they provide transportation King as Dr. King had done for him. It’s great to look at the nice new walls, Other measures designed by the caucus WE ARE OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M.I Thursday, she portrayed Hefner as a or work to prepare food for the crowds. The students were still eager to ask Herald Angle...... Page 12 Thank you, painters, from one and all. to crimp Ford’s plan included: "staunchly, rigorously moral man.” Smith said. questions when Smith had to return to his Schoolboy basketball...... Page 13 The Manchester public school -Legislation requiring the approval of If Dr. King anticipated trouble, he would job as a management consultant at 'The maintenance department’s four painters SAVE 400 ON EVERY HALF GALLON OF Rec Board ite m s ...... Page 20 both houses of Congress before oil import Travelers in Hartford. have been working on the entire interior of tariffs may be imposed. High School World...... Page 14 Verplanck for the past three months and BREYER'S PURE ICE CREAM —A resolution expressing the sense of there is still work to be done. (REGULAR $1.89 % GALLON) the Congress that the President may not In Saturday's Herald Last year, the painters redid the in­ When You Buy It At PInehurat’s Sale Price of impose a tariff on oil imports without con­ State Education Equalization teriors of Washington, Buckland and South Hartford Civic Center gressional approval. schools. 1.49 V2 GALLON —A call for public hearings by the Betty Crocker Walnut Brownie Mix at 994, Chock Nuts or Martenson's Coffee at 99C lb. and large cans Impossible Dream This Year Shurfine Fruit Cocktail at 89t will appear on amny shopping lists... By ROBERT LAMBERT last at least into March or April, and likely the state would make up the difference HARTFORD (UPI) - For state Educa­ into the summer, according to some es­ between what the community could raise We have a new Meat Loaf Mix from Contadlna and tion Commissioner Mark R. Shedd, a $100 timates. from the guaranteed tax base and the ac­ Tempo Mix which Is a little different... million school equalization program in tual amount it can raise, the commission this year of economic decline and fiscal Court Ruling Needed “My honest assessment is that neither said. With any other $7.50 purchase, buy pinch is an impossible dream. Even $10 million to get the program started may be the governor nor the legislature will be SI36.6 Million Program LAND 0’ LAKES or little more than fantasy. able to move affirmatively in this until the The commission recommended a $136.6 Supreme Court rules,” Shedd said. STATE BUTTER Gov. Ella T. Grasso has told Shedd he million program, of which $113 million will have to come up with the funds “Meanwhile we’ll have our thinking would go for equalized funding, "nie at PInehurst for 77< lb. necessary to implement any new educa­ caps on. If the court says the way we proposal also includes $10 million for ur­ tion funding program on his own. allocate the monies we have now is un­ ban education, $7 million for disdvantaged MEAT IS THE THING WE DO BEST “We don’t have $10 million,” she said. constitutional, we will have to come up children and $6.6 million for special educa­ A T PInehurst... with a scheme using the same money in a tion. ADM Revision different way,” he said. This week our meat men feature all U.S. Choice Although it did not specifically recom­ The only realistic way to raise the $10 The heart of the program is what the Boneless Top Round cuts and Swiss Steak cuts, Top mend an income tax, the commission million within the existing education Commission to Study School Finance and suggested that an income tax would be the Round Oven Roasts and Bottom Round Pot Roasts are budget, he said, is to revise the present Equal Educational Opportunity called a most equitable way of raising the moving fast. per pupil aid formula, the Average Daily "guaranteed tax base” which it says equalization funds. Chuck Pot Roasts make an economical dinner and U.S. Membership grant. would help level off spending between The 44 towns which are above the tax Choice Beef Stew offers very lean boneless meat at But, Attorney General Carl R. Ajello is wealthy and poor communities in Connec­ base would get no state aid and their $1.39 lb. currently appealing a Superior Court deci­ ticut. schools would be financed entirely through sion which found the state's existing local revenues. Some critics have charged finance system, based on the ADM grant, Interim Approach Our 3 in 1 BEEF MEAT LOAF MIX of PORK. VEAL One interim approach, Shedd said, that the commission plan is un­ unconstitutional. constitutional because it fails to limit and BEEF is In demand and a good meat at The appeal of the case involving Bar- would be to put the money into the neediest communities first and then work what wealthier communities spend for $1.39 lb. naby Horton, 6, a kindergarten pupil in the schools. Canton elementary schools, is expected to gradually towards the entire 125 com­ Right now our mean men are working on fixing Milk munities covered by the commission’s Aid to 75 Per Cent recommendation. White Veal Scalloplnl... The commission recommended that 75 But, by prorating the money, he said, all per cent of the towns, which represent Shop PInehurst Tonight ’til 8 eligibile communities would get some three quarters of the state’s 6(X),0(X) school Friday 8 A.M. ’til 8 P.M. funds quickly. children, would get some kind of state aid. and if you run out of something, remember WEATHER “Expenditures must be a function of the In its study, the cut-off point would be a WE ARE OPEN SUNDAY 8’til 2 wealth of the state as a whole rather than guaranteed tax base of $54,720 per pupil. the wealth of the locality,” the commis­ Its study showed that the taxable property Mostly sunny and cold today except for a sion said in its report released earlier this in Connecticut ranges from $156,564 per few snow flurries over the western moun­ week. pupil in Greenwich to $17,441 per pupil in Verplanck Students Give Thanks for ^New Look^ PINEHURST tains. Highs mostly in the 30s. Clear and Under the plan, the state would Sterling. cold tonight. Lows zero to 10 above in in­ guarantee each eligible town a certain Greenwich has nearly 10 times more RROCERY, INC. terior sections, ranging up to 15 to 20 along amount of money to support each pupil, property wealth per pupil than Sterling, Sixth grade students at Verplanck the members of Kim Shirer’s sixth Norm "Curly” Gibsun, Sandy Brann, the immediate coast. Sunny Saturday, based on a minimum level of taxable meaning it can raise more money with School thank painters for grade class expresses appreciation Ray Twible, Kelly Tanner, John Luby, 302 MAIN followed by increasing cloudiness. Highs property. less tax effort because of the high value of redecorating their school for the first for the "new look” in poetry and art. and Jack Legault. (Herald photo by SEE Our Huge Sealy Posturepedic Selection On Display SSto40. If a town falls below the minimum level. property, the commission said. time since 1949. A poster prepared by From left, painters and students are Barlow)