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MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 85 Manchester—A City of. Village Charm TWENTY PAGES PRICE: EIETEEN CENTS

Gov, Grasso Still Opposes Income Tax Tax Hikes May Be Needed to Balance Budget

HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. When asked whether she would request Mrs. Grasso also said there will be cuts “The problem now is to stay off the red.” Gaffney’s nomination by former Gov. millions is no easy task, but any Grasso, who campaigned on a pledge of no the Democratic-controlled legislature for in the state labor force, either through at­ Throughout the campaign against her state tax increases, today said some tax a tax increase for the remainder of the Thomas J. Meskill has been opposed by homemaker knows its the little savings trition or outright layoffs, although she Republican opponent, Robert H. Steele, the Connecticut Bar Association and he hikes may be needed in fiscal 1976 to present fiscal year, Mrs. Grasso said, ‘T declined to speculate on the number of and enough of them, that add up. Mrs. Grasso denied Steele’s charges the has been involved in the legislature’s balance the budget. have no intention to do so.” workers who will be affected. On Thursday, the day after her in­ Democratic platform contained many probe into irregularities in state leasing “I would think we have to look forward auguration, Mrs Grasso told her agency Deficit Forecast “I would think there would be some spending programs that would require tax practices. to some higher taxes,” she said in her firings,” she said. heads to start pruning their $1.07 billion in Her financial advisors have predicted a increases. Mrs. Grasso, like the thrifty housewife appropriation requests. maiden news conference at the State $200 million budget deficit by the end of He had called her “Spenderella.” Problem Acute concerned about rising inflation, has ‘"The days are over when state budgets Capitol, noting however she still is op­ fiscal 1976 because of falling state “Unfortunately the problem is im­ Plans Spending Cuts started tightening the pursestrings in her throughout the country produced sur­ posed to a state income tax. revenues and soaring government costs. mediate as well as long range,” she said. Mrs. Grasso said she plans to reduce household. pluses; when needed revenues were state spending in all areas, including The Connecticut Democrat’s domain is developed without trauma or strain,” she payrolls, energy conservation and funds the state of Connecticut, weighted under said. used for the publications of the various $58 million deficit in the current fiscal Later, she ordered the state transporta­ state agencies. year and confronted with a projected tion department to unload a state airplane She will make every effort to cut back deficit of $172.5 million next fiscal year. purchased just last year for $280,400 and government spending to avoid tax hikes, As a wife, mother, and now governor, used by aviation buff Gov. Thomas J. but if those efforts are not enough she will Mrs. Grasso, the daughter of an im­ Meskill. make sure the budget proposals are migrant Italian baker, has called for Plane To Be Sold presented to the public at a series of public "tough decisions and heroic sacrifice” in "A state plane is a luxury we cannot af­ an administration which she says will hearings, she said. ford at a time when the state faces a Gaffney Nomination “practices what it preaches.” critical budget situation. There’s no place So far, it is doing just that. Mrs. Grasso also said she has not for a state plane in an administration decided whether she will renominate No Easy Task that’s going to practice what it preaches,” former Republican State Chairman J. As the former congresswoman and Phi she said. Brain Gaffney to the state Superior Court. Betta Kappa economist knows, saving Regional Health District Pros and Cons Tabulated

Town Manager Robert Weiss has taken provide the necessary level of service to municable disease control, health needs a middle of the road position on each town, a budget of $3.10 per capita assessment, data collection, analysis and Manchester joining neighboring towns in would be necessary. Each town would con­ dissemination; planning for future Y*'.. the formation of a Regional Health tribute $2.10 per capita with the state con­ programs; referrals to other agencies; ' - ’ H . _;^ri l.-ii.. - r -I District. tributing $1, according to a report by an ad health education; and clinics for im­ In a memo to the Board of Directors hoc committee to form such a district. munizations, well child conferences and Tliursday, he noted what he sees as the ad­ This regional committee has possible teen-age or adult clinics. vantages and disadvantages of the health recommended that a health district be es­ The district would stress its community Hartford Civic Center Officially Opened district to Manchester, which he says tablished as of July 1. health program, working closely with the should be evaluated by the board in The district’s responsibilites would public health nurses in case findings and Thousands of Capitol Region residents Campbell Concert Thursday night in making such a policy decision. divide into two major areas — community follow-ups of the .various diseases and ceremonies which featured Gov. Ella health and environmental health. thronged to Hartford Thursday to take the coleseum area’s -first formal Advantages Noted family health in terms of the well child Grasso, center, and Lt. Gov. Robert The cotmnunity health program of the part in the first day of activities which program. The arena’s 12,500 seats The advantages he noted are; Killian, second from right. Despite district would include chronic and com­ (See Page Ten) marked the official opening of the new were filled for the concert. Tickets to "There would be no net saving to the the weather, an estimated 15,000 per­ town under the present state subsidy if we multi-million-dollar civic, center com­ the first sports event — a New sons turned out to visit the new facili­ plex. In the picture above, Herald go into a district, but there would be an in­ England Whalers hockey game — ty and tour the Festival of Progress crease in services of approximately $37,- Photographer Steve Dunn captured a Saturday night are sold out. Below, being currently sponsored by the 000 in value; Crossroad Open House panoramic view of the Hartford Herald Chief Photographer Reggie Hartford Chamber of Commerce. "If we do not go into the district, we Symphony Orchestra and Glenn Pinto caught the ribbon cutting should expand the town budget in order to provide an adequate level of health ser­ Week to Start Sunday vices; “The state legislation, presently being proposed, could increase the subsidy if Crossroads, Manchester’s counseling "People are forgetting that there are recommendations of the state health and drug information center at 33 Park still a lot of drugs on the street, and kids department are supported.” (It now is.) St., will sponsor an open house starting and adults are using them. There are not The disadvantages he cites are: Sunday and continuing through Friday. as many arrests as before, and no longer "The town would have to buy, from the This will be a "get acquainted with us” are there the dramatic things of the ’60s district or private physicians, medical week to ailow the community a better un­ that catch people’s attention,” he said. services for school health and town derstanding of the purpose, operations and employe health services; staff of Crossroads, Jim Breitenfeld, "Kids today are more sophisticated and keep their use of drugs out of the public "The Town Board of Directors and director of the center, said. Certain time fi manager would lose direct control over periods have been scheduled for each eye. At one point, it was college-age the health function.” professional group so that the staff may youths and high school dropouts; now we discuss or answer questions about are concerned with those of junior high More Study Recommended Crossroads. age, and it is not unusual for us to work He recommended that the Board of Parents and concerned adults are in­ with seventh graders. On occasion, we Directors meet with the local ad hoc com­ vited to visit Crossroads Thursday from 6 have dealt with children in third, fourth mittee this month to explore fully all to 9 p.m. A coffee house for teen-agers is and sixth grades,” he said. aspects of the proposed district before scheduled for Tuesday from 6 to 9 p.m., Crossroads handled 319 new cases in taking final action at the February board and all Manchester young people may visit 1974 compared to 264 new cases in 1973, meeting. the center on Friday from 2 to 5 p.m. Breitenfeld reported. Most people stay If Manchester is to go with the district Sunday’s open house is for members of long enough so that we can see some setup in the next fiscal year, a decision the congregation of St. Mary’s Episcopal changes in their behavior, he said. will have to be reached in February in Church, owner of the building which order to get into the state budget process houses Crossroads. “We are involved in drug education for for state funding as well as determining “The abuse of drugs,” Breitenfeld said, fourth, fifth and sixth grades, and spend a what would be required in our local “continues to be a serious problem for a lot of time in the schools, working with budget, Weiss said. multitude of people across the country. younger kids on drug prevention,” he said. Four Towns Included Manchester is no exception. What sets Crossroads is open 60 hours a week — m The proposed health district would be Manchester apart from other com­ Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 composed of the towns of Bolton, South munities is the fact that something is p.m., and a the staff is on call 24 hours a Windsor, Tolland and Manchester. To being done about the situation. day, seven days a week, he said. Vernon Man’s Brother an Innocent Victim of Irish Terrorism

By JUNE TOMPKINS guard began. His destination of Northern his brother’s death, Ramsey met nothing gated and guarded, said Ramsey. Every dark to use the phone usually located in and Protestants without discrimination, Ireland prompted interrogation from the but discouragement and defeat. person and child is searched before the hall of their homes, he said. A light they might do differently.” “Anyone who shoots another person in authorities. Ramsey said his brother had belonged to entering the street. Ramsey said it would “All my luggage was taken, searched, would make them a perfect target for a the back is a coward, and you can quote no lodge, no social or political organiza­ be like being searched before entering killer. me,” said Matthew Ramsey of 149 Taylor and put in large transparent bags and tion. He was a churchwarden in Immanuel Pratt St. or Asylum St. in Hartford. (Editor’s Note; Matt Ramsey has sealed. No hand luggage was allowed on “The fear of something happening is so learned from his mother and sister-in-law Rd., Vernon, as he related the tragic death Church, Ardoyne, a member of the choir, It is a shocking sight, Ramsey said, to great that a person will call his home to of his brother in Northern Ireland recent­ board. It was also sealed in transparent a member of the church bowling league, see an 8-year-old child stand with his legs that a suspect is now in custody in his bags. Those going to Northern Ireland report he arrived safely at his destination, brother’s death. ly, and its surrounding circumstances. and, according to the Belfast Telegraph spread and his arms raised above his head and vice versa,” said Ramsey. Notified of his brother John’s death, he were personally searched. All cigarette (Nov. 28), a devoted husband and father. while guards search him from head to toe. They told him that a 28-year-old man-a packs and wallets were searched. We went Ramsey theorizes it might take the next Protestant —apparently had mistaken flew to Ireland to be with his brother’s “A Catholic woman was the only one Children are known to plant bombs, he hundred years to overcome the strife and family, his mother and his other brother. through several doors during the who came to my brother’s aid with a said. John Ramsey for a Catholic because he searching process — all policed. The strong feelings of enmity in Northern was in a Catholic area of Belfast near a After a week of exposure to militant con­ blanket to cover him after he had been The same sort of guard and search Ireland. ditions and the strife in Belfast of which searching and interrogation were under shot. Later, she came to our house and system is found at the entrance of all the Catholic Church. ^ his brother was an innocent victim, he constant supervision of British guards. brought a posey bouquet and offered stores in Belfast, said Ramsey. The suspect’s wife is expecting her first tells of his experiences and his feelings of “Armed British soldiers stood at a point prayers,” said Ramsey. "No one is allowed to drive into the "It comes down to the children,” he baby, Ramsey reported.) the conditions there. outside the plane as passengers boarded "In all the crowd during the late-in-the- center of Belfast,” Ramsey said, “for fear said. “If they could all go to school for Northern Ireland. A call was received by Ramsey on Nov. day rush hour, there must have been of bombs being planted in the car. Nor does together, play games together — the “As we got off, we were again escorted 26 at 4:30 p.m. that his brother, John witnesses,” said Ramsey, “but none came one leave his car unattended if he parks it blacks, the Protestants, the Catholics, the Alexander Ramsey, 45, had been killed in under armed guard into the terminal. That forth with any information.” on the edge of town for fear of the same Jews — they would grow up without any Belfast. Later that same day, he was on a was only the beginning of security. The day Ramsey went to the location thing Happening.” prejudices,” he said. flight to Ireland. “We were given our baggage, but again where his brother had been shot down to "Not only is there a fear of bombs, but "Let the Catholic priest teach the When the plane landed in London, we were searched before we got on any see if he could learn any details, he was hijacking the cars,” said Ramsey. Catholics their catechism for a half hour Ramsey’s first connection with military bus. The airport is strictly guarded by advised by an officer to leave the.scene (it “Everybody watches everybody else or so, let the Rabbi teach the Jewish INSIDE British troops. was in a Catholic area) and not to talk to with suspicion,” he said. children for a certain period, but then let “It was not until I got to my brother’s anyone about the shooting. He told of a present he bought for his them all be together for the rest of their TODAY house that I learned my brother had been The reason for John Ramsey’s death niece. As he carried the large packaged curriculum,” said Ramsey. shot five times in the back at close range may never be known, nor may the reason gift out of the store, he said people dis­ as he was returning home from work on for the death of many be known. persed in all directions for fear the Ramsey repeatedly said, “If there is one Old Codger ...... Page 2 WEATHER Belfast’s Crumlin Rd., the same route he “There are murder squads, splinter package might be dangerous. point I would like to make clear, it’s that had taken for 25 years. He was carrying a groups who are terrorizing the people,” At night, people pull the shades in their the money which is being collected in this Business news...... Page 5 bag of candy for his little girl in one hand a said Ramsey. "They shoot Catholics and houses to avoid being “sitting ducks” for area is only going to aid in the merciless High School World...... Page 6 Mostly sunny this afternoon with highs killings that are taking place all the time grocery item for his wife in the other Protestants, sometimes both together.” possible killings, said Ramsey. Gardening with Atwood...... Page 7 in the 40s. Fair tonight with some Increase hand.” “A murderous tit-for-tat,” a Bishop “They’re afraid to go out at night,” in Northern Ireland. in cloudiness later at night. Lows in the Trying to reconcile his brother’s death is called it in the Belfast Telegraph. Ramsey said. "They sit at home and “If the people here who are donating Schoolboy fives h om e...... Page 11 30s. Cloudy Saturday with occasional rain impossible, but Ramsey said he is not A favorite reprisal tactic, said Rams6y, watch television to find out what happened money to what they think is a worthy Herald Angle...... Page 11 developing during the day. Highs in the cause could see the conditions over there bitter at the people, “only the system.” is to shoot people in the kneecaps. during the day.” ...... Page 12 40s. In his attempt to find out the reason for All streets in the center of Belfast are Residents will not turn on the light after and see the senseless killings to Catholics \y

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Jan. 10, 1975 — PAGE THREE PAGE T ^ O - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Jan. 10, 1975 Rice Plays Old Man NATIO N Al w e a t h e r SERVICE FORECAST to 7AM EST I - II - 75 LOSE UGLY FAT THE su n losing wolghi today OR MONEY BACK. MONADEX Is ■ tiny In ‘Krapp’s Last Tape’ IsbIsI lhal will halp curb your da- SEATTLE I Sira lor txcasa lood. Eat Itsa-waigh lass. Contains no dangtroua drugs By JUNE TOMPKINS listens to it and replays it A w . ' and will not maka you narvous. No several times. Vicariously, he 2nd. HH WMk siranuous eatrclaa. Changa your Ills The Tri-Town Players is e S d M A U J M i (•ORTON . . . atari today. MONADEX eosli. presently offering a prolonged relives a sensual relationship TRIAL OF N U Y JACK (PG) 53.00 tor a 20 day supply and $5.00 experience in a unique one- with a former lover described V, J fMIMNEAPOUS, lor twice lha amounl. Lost ugly lat Eve 7:30 Frl.-Sat 8:00 or your money will bt ralundad wllh man, one act play. on the tape. Sun. 4:00-7:30 4EWVORK no qutsliona aakad by: In "Krapp’s Last Tape,” J. The Play achieves ultimate 1ICA«0< Alan Rice stars as an old man boredom unless you realize that CODGroVTIONS LiaOETT REXALL PARKADE DRUG 404 MIddIa Tpko. Waal who relives his past through reminiscence with the elderly __ TONIGHT AT 7:30, Mall ordart Dltad tapes he has made describing is a slow action with long, silent TMSK Hey! What’s happening to all toads, frogs and turtles setter that was not liable to F N A ^ 8 j various experiences. pauses for reflection. our interesting reptiles? There crushed. make common dog mistakes. \ ~ Playwright Samuel Becket always has been plenty of them O.C. didn’t see a single one Duke, the big rough neck, in- ^ aA •sss> has purposely and artfully From this standpoint, Daniel until the last few years when it this past summer tho’ he drove dependent and seeking no close ANOELES pulled the pace of his play way Lein has directed an unusual seems we find fewer and fewer both the improved hardtop friendship of anyone. Dart, who SINGLES down to correspond with the and sensitive cameo portrait representing any individual in of them. highways and unimproved enjoyed companionship and I DANCING slow, shuffling, wheezing old On the highways there was a back-country and woods roads physical nearness. As different DALLAS man whose life clock has turned his last years who enjoys grim display of the previous almost every day. in appearance, action and I SOPHISTICATED backward in time. recalling the past. night's tragedies. Then at Perhaps drivers are more character as two dogs could be, LOWEST TEMPERATURES SWINQINQ After painstakingly selecting “Krapp’s Last Tape” plays skillful or considerate of our but both gifted with abundance 0- . NEWFONLEANS SINQLE8 the right key from a full again tonight and Saturday at SIX TRACK daybreak the faithful crow- : MIAMI 25-45 STEREO patrol was at work cleaning smaller coinhabitants of this of native intelligence and 32 q.~4 \ V t— keyring, the old mm unlocks the Vernon Center Middle things up most efficiently and planet. You know, it doesn’t trained to be tops in their Conn. Sfng/et the drawer of an old desk con­ School at 8:15 p.m. Tickets are SOUNDI never even sent the towns a bill belong to just us, even if we specialty, finding, pointing and s L F E E Z IN G i •LEGEND* "Tha Thna SS8 , taining a particular tape. He available at the door. for their services. may think so at times. retrieving game birds. It was I P i " l Group" y But no more. 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ittimrlu'sti'r turiiiim Hrralft MAX LERNER Millers Falls Shutdowns NEEDLEPOINT FRAMED OPINION By Experts The Verdicts Won’t Affect Town Facility An Extra 10% OFFThis Ad Planned shutdown and Ewald Dickau said. impact of the company’s deci­ help as it has in the past. layoffs at the Millers Falls Dickau said the reason for sion to reduce inventory. “We’ll The Manchester distribution Warning Proper Co. manufacturing plant in Greenfield shutdowns and have to wait and see,” he said. center, which serves the entire NEW YORK CITY - When the was, had done what he had done and was Greenfield, Mass., will have layoffs is to reduce inventory at There have been no layoffs of Northeastern United States bam'9 Apple from the Manchester Industrial Watergate jury brought in its verdicts, not about to assume a mask of public vir­ little or no effect on the the Massachusetts plant, but full-time employes at the ART GALLERIES oranmi-woi. tue or to court public opinion. He is a man there will be no effect on dis­ Manchester facility in recent Park, came to town in 1970. ll-«; TMIIS.-ni victim when a patient has made something clicked in the minds of co m p a n y ’s distrbution MANCHESTER PARKADE Confidentiality of communications whose life, like his career, is broken tribution. months, Dickau said. He said, Millers Falls also operates dis­ II-S; MT. IM Americans, as if to say ‘‘After the resigna­ center in Manchester, local Next to Forbes & Wallace and SW. 12-5 between lawyer and client, doctor and threats against them during psy­ tion, after the pardon, that is how it had to forever, but he remains himself. Dickau said, however, that he though, that the local operation tribution centers throughout the The other two are studies for the officials say. was uncertain of the long-range no longer has the need for U.S. and Canada. patient, clergyman and parishioner, chiatric treatment. be.” The trial seemed endless but the ver­ The company, which makes a dicts — except for the inevitable minority historians, psychoiogists, novelists. There hiring temporary, part-time and husband and wife has been held to The matter came to court when the are three pictures we get of them at three variety of hand and power tools, who cling to the frame-up theory — will be announced Thursday it will shut be inviolate by law and custom in the family of a Berkeley coed, who had accepted as just. phases of their careers. One is the familiar pre-Watergate picture of men in down the Greenfield plant for been murdered, sued the University of The jury was serious, hard working, Western world for many years. power, at the head of the Palace Guard, the first week in February and scrupulous. That is in itself an important temporarily lay off about 750 It has been a legal tenet that a wife California regents, hospital officials, fact, for in a pluralist society with shifting very much in command of others and of themselves, sure of their direction, employes. Company officers could not testify against her husband psycho therapists and the campus color and class lines, the jury system is said a similar shutdown would contantly on trial. vigilant in screening out of the President’s in certain court cases. And we have police. world the people they didn’t want him to most likely occur in the first The difficulty about holding the big week of March as well. seen many accounts of a lawyer A graduate student, had threatened governmental trials in Washington is that see and the aspects of America and of his own administration that they had con­ Millers Falls’ Manchester January Clearance. in therapy sessions to kill the young they are necessarily national in their refusing to testify against a client un­ tempt for. facility, which employs about stakes and their wider audience and that 100 full-timers,will continue der the rule of confidentiality. woman. His threat was reported to Washington is not a representative The second picture emerges from the tapes, which were first played at this trial, operations as usual and no Some years ago in Europe there was the police and he was taken in for national city. It is weighted heavily toward layoffs are anticipated, com­ WCCLITE blacks, females and government employes undiluted, uncut, unrevised in their primal SKATES True Temper Aluminum a case of a young man, who had com- questioning. Since he appeared pany distribution director Cold Water Wash and is more iiberal politically than the starkness. Through them the prosecution FOR THE Snow Shovel mitted a series of killings, rational he was released and a rest of the nation. 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Instrum ent 10 17.99 B B Electronic shutter; pictures You made your name by convincing Weather and other environmental fac­ story. Kelley has completed a develop before your eyes Sizes from 15" to about that tax cut everybody is talking costs the Treasury an annual $3.5-billion. business need more money to spend (with I should have made an exception. All are Choose from famous makers such as 18", for most cars. course at Allstate’s eastern Scientific Praktical and Haknscraft. One filling World's most advanced system. America that most of its cars were tors accounted for 16.4 per cent. about except that it could be sheer lunacy? Then there is business, big and little. inflation still traveling at a gallop). Thus likely to do it except one. His name is John #SR50 Reg. 1.99 A training center in New Jersey. PRICE operates up to 40 hours or more. 30 A unsafe "at any speed." Even without such "relief,” the cost of The biggest subsidies by category go to the buildup for a tax cut. Mitchell. 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OFF OUR The Department of Transportation Thanks to you, Ralph, thousands of HERALD New Office SCM REG. PRICE! N the report, the deficit will rise during the U.S. tax. Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., puts it GAF64 The state Labor Department Smith Corona Kodak X-15 says driver mistakes, rather than vehicles are recalled to the factory next fiscal year to a post-World War II So it is not surprising to learn that the more brutally: "This hidden subsidy YESTERDAYS 20 Exp. 2.49 record of $M.4-biIIion. total of direct and hidden subsidies has in­ system is seriously distorting our will open a new, full-service of­ Camera Cutfit mechanical failure, are responsible each year to correct mechanical fice in Naugatuck Feb. 3, the Super 12 The Living Stone We tend to forget that under some creased by nearly 50 per cent from the $63- economy." And this, he adds, despite GAF 200 Gillette Pro-Max for four out of every five auto ac­ deficiencies. programs, outlays will increase billion of fiscal year in 1970. For such sub­ studies which have shown that many of the department has announced. Typew riter 1 2 8 7 20 Exp. 2.99 25 Years Ago The new office is expected to Bonzai Planter Kit cidents. What do you propose to do about automatically; among those programs are sidies have become a big part of the subsidies don’t work even in achieving Styler-Dryer Social Security, interest on the public debt American way of life under a Big Govern­ social goals. Michael Zwick Jr. is elected new reduce the large volume of GAF 500 Full size 88 charac­ Our Includes camera drop in The DOT study shows that only 4.2 those loose nuts behind the steering and veterans’ benefits. 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Light Weight Vinyl Regina Eiectrikbroom Hardwood Uncle Sam hands out a whopping $95- billion a year in direct cash subsidies or RAY CROMLEY Zippered Luggage nAJL with Rug Pile Dial Spindles dollar was eventually cut loose, but special tax breaks to business and in­ SAVE Things aren't so bad that they Complete Course Our & Modular dividuals, according to an earlier study by OVER couldn’t be worse — if they were devaluation was almost immediately Four Manchester area health 21” Short Hop Reg. the Joint Economic Committee's professionals are among some Carry-On 32.88 Shelves better, that is. followed by a freeze on steel pfices at $12! 23.88 Priorities and Economy subcommittees. 75 persons who have completed Reg. 14.89 Choose from 5 decorator Does anyone want to eliminate the an intensive course on handling Dial to correct setting for bare floors, styles. All shelves are There is a steel shortage today, "unrealistically” low levels. Waste Adds to World^s Want carpets, shag rugs. Uses no bags, just Medicaid program for the indigent ill? drugs and emergency situations 9 ” predrilled, no tools need­ among other shortages. Bad enough. Steel imports continued to rise, to empty dust cup -»B4516 ed for assembly — just That costs the taxpayers $6.6-billion a in their practices. ....12^° 24” Weekend Flight, Reg. 19.99...... twist and join, But if the economy were humming account for 18 per cent of domestic year. Exemption of local property taxes SAVE WASHINGTON - (NEA) - Over the Sometimes the problem is simply that away. Starch has been dumped in large Participants in the course Regina Cyclonic deprives the U.S. Treasury of another $3.8- —which was presented by the 16^0 and if the auto industry were taking steel consumption, or the equivalent years, we waste billions in foreign aid foods available for shipment are not those quantities with the water when potatoes 26” Cross Country, Reg. 23.99 ...... UNFINISHED PRE-FINISHED billion annually. When a taxpayer deducts University of Connecticut because we do not use our heads. normally eaten by the hungry abroad. In are boiled in food plants — because 1987 Canister Vacuum 12 INCH Reg. its normal share of production, the of all the growth in the consumption of charitable contributions, there goes 29” Overseas, Reg. 28.49 ...... There is mounting evidence that most cases, it would be possible with little manufacturers have been unimaginative. School of Pharmacy and SPINDLES...... 1.29 S 1 . 1 7 another $3.7-billion, and deductions for UConn's continuing education 0 0 8 0 Our shortage would be of "staggering” steel in this country over a period of relatively small amounts of money work to change the taste or form to make Today, scarcities and strict new rules on service—included; 54” Garment Carrier, Reg. 29.99 Reg. 15 INCH Reg. Reg. seven or eight years. carefully channeled into food im­ these edibles acceptable to different what can be poured into rivers are putting 59.88 proportions. This is the opinion of Dr. Barney Wichman and Dr. ,. 2 4 6 7 47.70 SPINDLES...... 1.49 1.89 provements, waste recovery and the digestive systems and palates. There is no pressure on industries to process and use 29R Oversize with Wheels, Reg. 33.79 1.39 William H. Knoell, president of The result was to restrict steel Kenneth Wichman, both at 117 Powerful 2 H.P. motor; rug pile dial prevention of insect damage and spoilage reason why a drink made from soy beans waste products, to discover new methods 14” x36” Reg. Reg. E. Center St., Manchester. One piece 3-ply wood veneer frame with adjusts for all surfaces. Big throwaway Cyclops Corp., a steel producer. producers from making the profits would sometimes do more to help the cannot be more like cow or buffalo milk, for preventing spoilage and to adopt snag zipper. Lock with key; color: tan. Looks like learner SHELVES . . . 4.59 7.49 Dr. Norman Fisher at 6 N. bags. *<7454 5.74 i®anrhpBti?r world’s undernourished than hundreds of or why cheese made from cow’s milk can’t methods already known but neglected. necessary to expand capacity. The Park St. and Dr. Francis E. millions spent in huge and haphazard food be made with a taste similar to goat’s In the long run, new techniques forced Knoell is concerned about the re- plants that were closed and the plants deliveries. milk cheese. Rieder at 1 Ellington Ave.. both SAVE Ettpnin^ HrralJi by anti-pollution rules, the worldwide food of Rockville. imposition of price controls, an anti­ that were not built then are where the We think conventionally and forego But the major gains would come from f i u J O n g OVER SAVE FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 demand and inflation can paradoxically inflation measure strongly supported these inexpensive measures which could saving more of the world’s crops from in­ help prevent food shortages and excessive AN SAVE AN EXTRA steel isn’t coming from today, Knoell Published by the Published every produce superior results with fewer sect pests and molds, and food from $10! Menchester foreign aid costs in the next decade. We Key Speaker HEATERS in some quarters and even more evening except Sun­ asserts. Publishing C o . Herald days and holidays dollars. spoilage. Storage is so primitive in many will also have cleaner rivers. Glen H. Abplanalp of Saddle EXTRA strongly now because of the price hike Square. Manchester. Entered at the It should be noted too that some of these areas of the world, and protection from If legislators opt again for price Conn. 06040. Manchester. Conn., It’s a game in which no one loses. Brook, N.J., will be key speaker ^oOFF act-without-thinking practices also result pests so inadequate for growing crops, it is OFF OUR REG. LOW PRICES ON Telephone 643-2711 Post Otilce as Second at the Jan. 14 meeting of the f lU iJ iln g Our Reg. Prices announced by U.S. Steel, the in­ controls, he warns, there will be no (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter. in higher food costs here. SAVE considered likely by experts here that half American Society of Civil On All Famous dustry’s pacesetter. profits to be invested in reopening or BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER Some 15-billion pounds of usable whey, of all agricultural products is lost TODArS Engineers, Connecticut Sec­ Console rich in protein and in milk lactose, is worldwide. ALL POOL TABLES In tracing the origins of today’s building steel mills. U.S. producers SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES tion. His topic is the American * ! poured down the drain each year by in­ Rich fish catches in the tropics are a THOUGHT Arbitration Association. SAVE 10 Automatic SYROCO WALL steel shortage, he attributes it to the p a y a b i.e in a d v a n c e thus will not be able to provide the dustry. Billions of pounds of useful special problem. Uncounted thousands of The meeting is scheduled for Humidifier IN OUR STOCK! price controls imposed a few years steel that will be needed when the Single Copy 15* 3 Months $1170 materials are thrown out as waste in other tons spoil before they can reach the tables I quit the Red Coach Grill on Saw Mill YOUR ACCESSORIES! Weekly .got 6 Months $23 40 food processing plants. of millions of families. I’ve tried my best to live as God expects ago, which compounded the problem ONE Month $3 00 One Year $46 80 Rd., West Haven. More infor­ CHOICE Our Reg. economy gets going again. Rapeseed, linseed, sunflower and palm Within the United States itself it’s es­ me to. Reg. 8.88 Mail Hales Upon Raquesl mation is available from 99.97 to to 31,99 the industry had already been having kernels are cultivated in the main for oil. timated that insects, rats, molds, Fan forced, heat control. Our Others no doubt will draw different Subscribers who pm should telephone As my family expects me to... Edward Greco at Geotech, Inc., Baseboard Heater 2 169.97 533.0I 919 Reg. competing with foreign steel under fail to receive their the circulation depart- But the protein potential for humans from nematods and other diseases, weeds and 1 want to do the best, but always fail, New Haven. conclusions from the same facts. Herald before 5 30 meni, 647-9946 current crop levels equals the total protein birds and the like destroy almost a third of #HF25R, Reg. 29.99 39.88 Choose From Plaques, Mirrors I give up! '^1 Groupings And More! the fixed dollar exchange rate es­ There is no shortage of evidence, today supplied from animal sources. All the crops before or after harvesting. Member Audit Bureau of Circulations There’s no use trying tablished by the Bretton Woods agree­ that’s required is the adoption of practical There are an estimated 16,000 pests in this I just fail... Auto-humidlstat, single speed fan, dual motors. TO all styles in all stores. however, to support those who caution 8 gallon output; casters, walnut finish techniques for removing toxic and other country alone. I? # 'h F6TR, Reg. 23.99 ment in 1945. that while price controls may buy The Manchester Display advertising Publishing Co. closing hours Three undesirable constituents. Part of our problem is carelessness. For “Rely not on ourselves, but on God.’ Because of a severely overvalued fu ll Jays p rio r to Many doctors think vitamin A and iron years, we have known how to make human Portable Heater hf2tr economic stability for a time, they assumes no financial publication. He delivered us. deficiencies to be the most serious and animal food products from whey VITAMIN 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: FRI. & SAT. dollar, says Knoell, foreign producers only store up a lot of trouble for later. responsibility for Deadline lor Herald Again, and again, and again, Automatic thermosta^ 1 1 7 0 typographical errors classified advertising: nutritional problems~4n a range of low- economically. In fact, we’ve been making MANCHESTER appearing in adver* like food, tic heat control; 1.320 STORE HOURS with their modern postwar plants As Knoell says, “Today’s crisis all 12 noon prior today of income countries such as India. It is HEADQUARTERS B«n«Amwicabb tisements and other publication, 12 noon use of 15-billion pounds a year, which is like sheep. watts Reg. 14.99 1145 Tolland Turnpike 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. were able to undersell American too often is yesterday’s hastily con­ reading matter in The Friday for publication believed practical to add A to tea, and exactly equal to what’s wasted. But it has So God will give us strength every day. Liggett Parkiide Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon­ ferrous sulfate to salt, for hundreds of been convenient, or traditional, for many Low Prices' producers by $20 to $30 a ton. The trived legislation.” Herald day Father Paul Trinque millions of people at ridiculously low cost. plants to throw this valuable product Assumption Churdi ------MANCHESTER - -- EVENING HERALD, maiicncaicl, Manchester, Conn.,riL^ Fri., Jdn. Jan. iU, 18,Agfu 1975— ~~ r A LPAGE l SEVEN F’AUK SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Fri,, Jan. IG, 1975 Does Andover Need Safecracker? Donna Holland The door was installed on the vault because the town plans to Andover selectmen, town office help and residents are locked store its older records from the town clerk’s office and records of GARDENING out of the town vault. the probate judge in it. ______By FRANK ATWOOD The vault, which is located off the constable’s office in the Yeomans said the town has three choices. Town Office Building, does not contain any valuable papers, said 'The manufacturers of the door, Mosler Safe Co., can open it by David Yeomans, first selectman. drilling a hole to remove the dial. Yeomans said there would be a The ice storm and power Yeomans said a vault door purchased about a year ago was charge to' the town for it. failure of December 1973 recently installed. He said that because the combination did not A second choice open to the town is to remove the concrete started Miss Millicent Jones on work, the tumblers were turned to "0” according to instructions. blocks from an adjoining room, crawl in and release the door han- FRIDAY, JAN. 10. 1975 He said it still didn’t work so the door was left ajar until it dle. / VOL. XXXIX - NO. 12 a test, now in its second winter, to determine what house plants could be fixed. Yeomans said, "It’s too bad we didn’t leave A third choice would be to drill a hole in the upstairs floor and somone’s foot in it.” The door was accidentally closed and thus dangle a hook until catching the handle, thus releasing it. will survive in temperatures locked. that are much cooler than Christmas Project A Review generally recommended. Miss Jones, who thinks she r? Most Oppose Creation BICYCLES has 150 different kinds of plants ‘Woman’ Lacking in the house, lost a considerable Successful number of them during the cold Of Building Committee days that followed the ice Gloria Tripp and Heidi Ross Last Friday, Aridian, the storm. At the same time, many TOLLAND of everyone present showed all changed to mayor and deputy During November and Loft, Craft & Hobby Center. were both victims of digging to survived. Now she thinks that literary magazine of the high , Only 26 residents attended the against the proposal. mayor. A few persons present December some MHS students Also Economy Electric Supp­ find humor. Gloria was good, with future oil supplies uncer­ school, presented a one-act play' Charter Revision Committee Many present objected to questioned the need for this were involved in a project ly Co.. Fairway Department but her casting took advantage tain and with prices sure to be by Estelle Aubrey Brown, A hearing last night and the main various appointments made by change. Judy Dean, member of Store. F arr's. Fayva Shoe and turned her into an uncon­ high, it would be well for her to designed to aid some of the Woman of Character, to concern of all those present was the town manager, such as con­ the revision committee, who needy people in Manchester, Store, Food Mart, Friendly Ice trollable glutton. She totally know how plants of various English classes. This play the creation of a Municipal stables and conservation com­ checked statutes on this sec­ The project was sponsored by Cream, Glenney's Men's Shop. stole much of the attention with kinds react to cool seemed to be tragedy, in the Building Committee. mission members. John tion, explained that the existing the Student Assembly. The W.T Grant Co., Harrison's her antics, which took away temperatures. classical sense, although this Folke Erickson, speaking for Trainor, chairman of the form of government is actually POST ROAD SHOPPING PLAZA Christmas Project Committee Stationers. Highland Park from the show overall. Heidi production seemed to be played Tolland Concerned Citizens, Charter Revision Committee, council/town manager. Under MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 would like to thank all the Market was playing a woman in her She has moved many of her VERNON, CONN. 872-3159 more for what humor could be said it "would add another clarified that the appointments state statutes the board of students and teachers at MHS Also House & Hale Depart­ thirties but acted like an oc- plants into what used to be obtained from the script. thought of as the sitting room in layer of beaurocracy to the are determined by state selectmen is an administrative Hours ‘til March 15 and town citizens who donated ment Store, J. Robert Barry togenerian. statute. The basic plot takes place in a her old 14-room house. She has town government. Robert Bass, body, and a town council is Open Every Afternoon so generously to the project. Stereo. Lenox Pharmacy, Laft rather nice house in a smail Cindy Dodson was good as shut off the radiators in the chairman of the Conservation Many of the proposed defined as legislative. The Fri. til 9 P.M. Vour donations along with the Latch, Liggett Rexall town in the 1920’s. The lady of the swaggering divorcee. Also room and at night the Commission, recommended changes refer to the change of change was at the request of the All Day Saturday those of 57 local stores enabled Parkade Drug. Manchester the house. Nan Adams, (played very good was Gerry Jones, name from Board of Selectmen temperature has dropped as building committees be ap­ selectmen, mainly to eliminate Stay (it and trim this winter with the committee to make up Book Shop. Manchester Drug, by Barb Anderson) is playing playing the stuffy lecturer. to Town Council, with the chair- low as 40 degrees. When sun pointed on a project-by-project confusion. a COLUMBIA EXERCISER boxes containing food and Manchester Tobacco and Candy hostess to her weekly ladies cir­ Maureen Loughrey played a man and vice-chairman pours in through the large win­ basis as needed. A hand count The committee will meet SLEDS & SNOWSHOVELS presents for 40 Manchester Co.. Mari-Mad's cle meeting. Her mother (Barb perfectly mushy newlywed. X dows on the south and west, the with the Board of Selectmen on BIRD FEEDERS & SEED families which are currently on Also McDonald's, Michaels Carlson) insists that it is really Sharon Foy was outstanding temperature can rise as high as Jan. 28 to present the revised welfare On Wednesday. Jewelers. Munson's Candy a gossip clique, now tearing as Mary Lange. She was power­ IcoiN-op amusements] 70 degrees, but it will drop charter, and the board will then December 18, these boxes were Kitchen. Nassiff Arms. apart Mary Lange (Sharon ful in performance as a woman have 30 days to make Northway Rexall Pharmacy, again as soon as the. sun goes WE SHARPEN: turned over to the Manchester Eddy Gives A Pep Talk Foy) who caught her husband bitter about attacks on private Post Critical recommendations,. According ICE SKATES, AXES, Social Service Department for Pentland the Florist. Personal- with another woman. Our life. down, and on a dark day it is more likely to be where we to selectman Kevin Cavanagh, KNIVES, SCISSORS, ETC distribution. Tee, Pete's Grocery ladies' circles consists of Mrs. If you, the reader, happened another public hearing would Assistant coach Frank Eddy gives a pep talk to with Roger Ludlow High, (photo by Salvo) found it when the picture was KEYS MADE The following is a list of Also Pottery Sh«l, Quinn's Perkins (Debbie Cameron), a to see this play, you are Of Dozer Cost then be scheduled. stores which contributed to the Pharmacv. Rav's Army i Manchester High's Judo Team during the recent match snobbish know-it-all, Mrs. probably wondering if I saw the taken, a few degrees below the 50 mark. project 1 Special thanks Paige Navy, Red & White Stand. same play you did. Although the Albright (Gloria Tripp), and ANDOVER rate was reduced to $150 a Calhoun for making stuffed Reeds, Inc.. Seven Eleven Food Mrs. Lee (Heidi Ross) a sort of acting was fairly good, the play Some Surpises Donna Holland month because the town now animals. i Store, Shoe String. Show Town, was ruined by poor direction. Henry has Manchester Judo Team Loses Abbot and Costello pairing, Some of the plants. Miss has only occasional use for it. Adams Jewelers, Arthur Shoor Jewelers. Shop-Rite, Mamie Caruthers, a gooey Kent Denley, the director, CorrcHpomlenl Jones already knows, will not 646-0375 He said the town has the option Drug. Authenticity One. Singer Company. Spree. U S. team fought to a six to four win blood to the brain. When tion. Strength does not deter­ newlywed, Mrs. Barrington- has a great deal of theatrical The Manchester High School stand this cool temperaure. Robert Post, resident and to use it as much or as little as 17 reasons vthy you Beller s Music, Blau Furniture. Theatre East, Vittner's Flower over the spirited Manchester applied correctly the choke is mine the outcome of a match, Cross (Cindy Dodson) a experience but when it comes Judokas suffered its first defeat These include her orchids, former selectman, said he it wants with charges being Browse-Around Shoppe, Burger Shop, Watkins Gift Gallery, quite painless. A full point can since manipulating your op­ divorcee. Their lecturer was a to direction, he leaves of the season Dec. 18. The more squad. Winning in their weight gesneriads and some of her seriously doubts most residents adjusted if necessary. King. Carriage House, Wilton's Gift Shop. Wishing also be achieved by aquiring ponent's balance is the key to a stuffy Mrs. Cline (Gerry something to be desired. There should come to us experienced Rodger Ludlow classes were Carl Girelli begonias. They are in the base­ realize it has cost the town $7,- Yeomans said the dozer is Cartwheel Dress Shop, County Well Cards & Gifts, Worth's. two half points. A half point is good throw. All those who saw Jones). The talk centers on was altoghether too much (under 105 lbs,), John Small ment, where the temperature is 000 in bulldozer rental fees over used for road repairs, reparing awarded when a player is the recent Judo tournament Mrs. Lange’s life and especially movement on stage. People (106-115 lbs.), Jeff Hansen (166- a little higher. To her surprise a the last seven months. drainage problems and present­ for incenne tax hdip. thrown to his back or side but will agree that it's a thrilling her hat, brought by her husband were popping up and down, 175 lbs.), and Bob Butler white impatiens droops limply Post claims the present board ly. to mix sand and salt for the without the other player in con­ experience. The team coaches, as an appeasement. The play drawing attention from the (unlimited). Many of the in the cold air, while pink im­ of selectmen rented a bulldozer roads. Reason 3. We spend all the time we trol, or if one controls his oppo­ Mr. Carbee and Mr. Eddy, are main action. Therefore, there Manchester Judokas had their ends in an explosive scene patiens is husky and healthy. from the Pakulis Equipment Post said one of the town need when it comes to preparing your nent on the mat for 25 seconds. glad to see such a spirited team was no focus in the scenes with first test under fire, but still between Mary Lange and Nan Co, seven months ago at a cost crewmen told him the dozer Student Ovinions and happy to have such a fine all the ladies on stage. Often the She has found that ferns grow return. We conduct in-dep^ interviews fought fiercely, leaving many a Half points are also awarded if Adams. of $1,000 per month with an op­ was used very little. He also turnout for the last match, but body positions of the cast splendidly in what she is now to make sure we understand your battle to be decided by the one player receives two The acting was fairly good, tion to buy. said no price for the machine they would be even happier to blocked the view of the thinking of as her “holding To the Editor: inside the walls of the high not entirely unfounded. refrees. penalties. A penalty is given for overall. Barb Anderson gave a David Yeomans, first select­ was ever set. personal tax situation. And, we keep have a larger turnout. audience. The characterization room." An asparagus fern, Last week Dave Jacobs. Stu­ school parallel events outside. Advisedly, Jacobs and his The tournament was scored talking during a match, putting lukewarm performance. It man, said the towns rented a Yeomans said there is no set all information completely confidential. one's hands in his opponent’s Whatever you do, don't miss of a few of cast members were native to South Africa, never dent Assembly president at Mounting inflation and un­ band of reformists should save under a new modified scoring seemed she knew her material, bulldozer from Pakulis from price if the town decides to Manchester High School, employment present a more their energy for more acute system with each fight counting face, punching, and various the next meet. Listen to the an­ but didn’t really convince me of twisted for a few laughs. looked better. Nasturtiums, purchase it. He said however This show overall lacked the grown from seed, do beautiful­ June through September at a sensed an epidemic at hand He lucid picture of October, 1929 problems, like passing in their as one team point for each win. other illegal moves. nouncements for the time and her character. Barb Carlson cost of $1,000 per month. He all rental fees the town has paid accordingly took to the air than many can rightly imagine. term papers on time. In case of a tie, each win would Judo is a fast-paced sport date of the next home Judo played an excellent old mother. signifiance to hold the ly. Strawberry plants put out will be used as equity towards audience's attention. I was dis­ blossoms and berries. said the dozer was kept very waves and fervently pleaded for Within the next two months the One lesson need be taught count as three points, each half requring agility and coordina­ tournament. — Andy Wrobel Debbie Cameron played her busy. the purchase if the town ever a miraculous change of student student dining facility may Jacobs and his well-meaning point victory would count as part well overall, but it was appointed because I know Kent wants to take advantage of it. J Surprisingly, some of the Yeomans said as of Oct. 1 the yield another unprecedented entourage. Perhaps it's time to quite obvious when she dropped is capable of more. — Stuart behavior. In correlation with two team points and each deci­ plants that are at least holding amount of debris. This situation lay down the tennis racket and Flavell his trite announcement, Jacobs sion as a one team point. At the a line. their own in the cold air are of may lose another few thousand lake up a sword. Or in this case, has since made tours of the stu­ end of the tournament the team subtropical origin. There is a dollars worth due to barbarism the history book. History can dent dining lounge during lunch with the most points would win. Ponderosa lemon, bearing two and assorted self-destruction. enlighten minds with one Thermometer registers below 50 degrees in plant-filled corner at the home of Miss Milli­ periods with his cohorts, vainly Each individual contest fruits, and a Calamondin Furthermore, within the year explicit thought; as the days Career Planning Center Busy cent Jones on Tolland Rd., Bolton. Miss Jones is trying to learn what plants will survive attempting to inspire a mis­ scored is on a full point to win orange, now showing only begotten sense of pride and per­ the entire school ‘open cam­ change, so does the world. basis. A full point is awarded with a minimum of artificial heat and with night temperatures sometimes as low as 40 YEAR - FLOORS - COLORS The Guidance Department’s and Jeff Gentilcore. Both are Peter Gallagher, chef; and leaves, but expected to develop sonal duty. pus " structure may be Granted that few bright lights when one player is thrown on Mockalis. This included a degrees. (Herald photo by Pinto) Career Planning Center has graduates of Manchester High Jane Conn, banking clerk. blossoms as we move toward • New “Solarlan” No-Wax Colors [rQfil^l Whether from pressure from rescinded. Therefore, it seems shine at the end of the road, his back with the other player shampoo, a shaping, and a blow A been open for a little over a School and have their own spring. within or from without, no one propitious now to obliterate the nothing need be written without in complete control, one player dry. Their demonstration was • Formica Counter Tops T H E INCOME TAX PEOPLE month. In addition to the many hairstyling business. Thursday, Jan. 9 — Gordon knows, but a self-proclaimed rhetorical congregations of Stu­ a purpose. To Jacobs and the has control of his opponent on interspersed with hints for • Formica Bath Walls displays of career materials, a In addition to telling students Stratton, Patrick Scanlon and Miss Jones has'a definite date Reaching toward the ceiling, electric heater that can be used ly. in England. It is a double Manchester Parkade Gateway Shop Plaza leader is desperately trying to dent .Assembly advocates. others of the requiem who write the mat for thirty seconds, or students on care of their own • ALL SU PPLIES Available few speaker programs have about the preparation, training, Robert Martel, architect. in mind, from previous obser­ and the tallest plant in our pic­ if needed, which has now poppy and said to have as many Manchester Vernon do what he thinks he ought to Either change the meeting in anguish, kneel on red knees, one player chokes his opponent hair. The program was well , and everyday work experiences vation, when she expects many ture, is a Norfolk Island pine, become the sitting room. When as a hundred petals on one “CA R PET S” 366 Spencer St. 2854 Main St. do: lead The blackened situa­ style, or move on to something and sop up lachrymose eyes: into submission. This may been held. received by students. The most recent was a talk Friday, Jan. 10 — Kathy of her plants to start showing native to the island whose name she is working with her plants blossom. 1181 Main St. Glastonbury tion, however, is only better. School government in stiffin up and think again. sound brutal but the chokes are of hair styling, they and demonstration by two local demonstrated the styling of Other programs have in­ Brown, X-ray technician. new leaves. It is Feb. 24. New it bears in the South Pacific. she dresses warmly and keeps E. Hartford OTHER AREA OFFICES something to scoff at. Events the hands of the few are words Tom Amato designed to stop the flow of The refrigerator temperature hair stylists, Bennie Benevento cluded an airlines represen­ leaves will soon be followed by One Shrubby plant, with a fat moving. NRSONAUZED FLOORS Ward & Union Sts. Coventry hair on one of the students, Paul The latest issue of Career is 40 degrees. Seeds of holly, tative arranged by a local flower buds and when danger of bud, is Tibouchina, a native of A thorough do-it-yourself gar­ Rockville Stafford Springs World focuses on careers in which Miss Jones intends to try “Quality fCorkmanship & Servicel’’ N travel agency. frost is past most of the plants Brazil. Another is Carissa, dener, Miss Jones saves seeds trucking, including the duties this year, are given different will be moved outdoors to the from South Africa. It will have from some of her finest garden Paul F. Phillips, Prop. Sears In the near future, the Armed and salaries of truck drivers, treatment. They will go into the Also In Manchester Parkade terrace, in their pots, and there fragrant white flowers when plants, both flowers and Services, the printing industry, material handlers, truck freezer for a while before they Open9a.m.-9p.m. Weekdays, 9-5 Sat. &Sun., Phone646-5440 they will spend the summer. the weather is warmer. vegetables. She holds them 390 MAIN ST., lyiANCHESTER 649-92581 Hunt and engineering will be mechanics, traffic managers, are planted. OPEN TONIGHT - NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY A Closer Look at Gilbert through the winter in her 35 Degrees Is Limit explored. dispatchers, claims clerks, Hibiscus has been putting out I asked Miss Jones what point kitchen refrigerator, and has trucking sales representatives, an occasional blossom even in Before the holidays, Mr. the thermometer would have to found egg cartons useful as con­ Distinguished gentleman, in­ member of the Baker’s Union Level 1 and 2 distinctions. result our English Department ones. Consequently, this will parts order clerks, and others. these mid-winter weeks. A Mocadlo, accompanied by Mr, reach before she turned on the tainers. Each depression in the tellectual. tall, goatee, degrees your pastry could be garnished, Currently, the English program offers the course. Language mean larger and larger classes Jobs working with horses and rosary plant drops its long, Groot, an automotives teacher, heat. She will open the radiator carton, meant to hold an egg, from Yale and Harvard, quick by Hunt, with flowers, leaves, is composed of the Honors Without Words. The class in the future. summer jobs for students are slender vines with small heart- took a group of students to a valves when, and if, the now holds a small supply of and ready grin. "Neat huh’’?!" handwriting ... even little courses, the Combined Level learns to communicate through Outside of school. Hunt is a also described. Copies are shaped leaves and an oc­ member of the National Council training school for auto body temperature in her “holding seeds. well-spoken, scuba diver, brides and grooms!! (courses which incorporate the use of such non-verbal available in the Career Center. casional "bead,” a small round friendly, humorous, unusually After 15 years as an English both level 1 and 2 in one) and system as Braile and un­ of Teachers in Connecticut. He work and a trucking school. tuber which gives the plant its room” drops to 35 degrees. There are some beans and the articulate speech, favorite teacher on the MHS staff, he Level 3. The Elective System derwater signals. is very active in English Future trips may also be name and from which new Lest you have pictured Miss seeds of a squash that she liked . author Hemingway, favorite was appointed to the position of Hunt devised has fifty-six Hunt cites the philosophy of teacher organizations and was planned to a nearby arms fac­ A recent publication of the plants are propagated. The cac­ Jones shivering with cold, she particularly. One pocket holds modern author: Philip Roth, English Department head. courses (1974-1975) from which education as changed, also. Founding President of the tory and a local tool company. Connecticut State Department ti are not growing but are un­ has a small room, with a func­ seeds of a poppy, called Pink favorite quotes from Primarily, his job involves to choose. When he began teaching the Connecticut Council of English of Labor describes the oc­ harmed. tioning radiator and a portable Beauty, and purchased original­ Shakespeare ("of course!") coordinating the work of 23 Some new courses Hunt classroom was centered around Teachers. In past years he was The VIP program has been cupational outlook in the '70s WITH MY FREE BONUS SniB ap’r/ing vocabulary, energetic. MHS English teachers. He proposed which may be in the instructor. The teacher was President of the Connecticut reactivated, with a number of for Connecticut. It predicts that MiiS teacher for twenty-six must reassure that the students effect next year are Death and most important. Now, it is the Council of English Department students spending a day with a the bulk of employment expan­ years of our high school going through the Imagination, a discussion of student who is all-important ac­ Heads. (“Neat Huh??” ) person employed in their area sion will be in service in­ Toy Program Heady to guess’’’’ Do you grades 10 to 12 won't be taught literature dealing with dying cording to Hunt. One simple Hunt spent a lot of time as a of interest. The following such dustries— health care, business recognize the description’’'’ the same material, see the and death through a study of the example is that today’s consultant for a textbook visits were scheduled for this service firms, and retailing. PTA^s Topic You're right' It fits our own same films or receive the same "American Way of Death," students sit beside or away publishing company. After a week: Employment in factories is The Manchester PTA for textbooks. new English book was OPEN Gilbert Hunt. English Depart­ Film Making, and Futuristics, from the windows in the expect^ to grow only slightly exceptional children will meet ment Head of MHS, Hunt is responsible for a course based on the classroom, and the teacher published, he introduced and Monday, Jan. 6 — Connie in the '70s. The clerical sector Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Keeney As an officer of infantry ordering various materials — philosophy that although we may stare into the glare rather endorsed it to his colleagues. Purcell, nurse aid; Steve is expected to provide the St. School. during World War II, in Europe text books and arranging film study the past in almost every than the students, as was often This he often did by teaching a Pongratz, journalism; Allan greatest number of new jobs. Ms. Patricia Hughes, coor­ at a tim(> when fighters were rentals Although each in­ class, it is the present we live in the case previously. Clocks are sample lesson using the text. Robb, civil engineering. These would include dinator of the lend-a-toy not in demand i Hunt was asked dividual instructor is free to with eyes gazing toward the now placed so they are easily Since Hunt is an English secretaries, typists, cashiers, program in the school system, to te.ich 450 illiterate Kentucky plan and describe the type of future. Materials published by a seen by everyone. They used to teacher, too, those he spoke Tuesday, Jan. 7 — Debbie bookkeepers, bank tellers, and will demonstrate and discuss and Tennessee hillbillies ' to approach and learning "think tank” group in Califor­ Gilbert B. Hunt hang in the back of classrooms with respected his recommen­ Duff, dental hygienist; Lorena billing clerks. The projected developments in educational read and write His purpose materials he or she would like nia (sponsored by the Rand Co.) where only the teachers could dation more than a typical Bilodeau, registered nurse; and employment changes by major toys. The lend-a-toy program \',,is to bring these people up to lo use in class, it is Hunt’s of "20 geniuses payed heavy in MHS!” Hunt further see them. No student was doorknocking salesman. For 20 Bob Richardson, chemist. occupational groups are was instituted this year in 9-12 ,1 lev(.‘l of knowledge sufficient responsibility to see that no two bread to come up with ideas as explained that when he began expected to turn around. years. Hunt also held a part- Wednesday, Jan. 8 — Dorie detailed. A copy of the publica­ Manchester schools. lor them to pass the required courses overlap in specific sub­ to what life will be like in the teaching, English everywhere Classrooms are now arranged time job as a summer travel Wilk, medical lab assistant; tion is available in the Career In March, the Manchester Main Office sotifrg literacy test. The ject area to any great extent future.” Apparently, some of was purely a skills development for the student’s convenience. agent of an educational cross Joan Braat, physical therapist; Center. group plans to meet with other lUCKT »EUO*f challenge and satisfaction cap­ and that those courses he wants these amazing predictions have subject. “One was expected to Another philosophy country tour. Currently, he is PTAs for exceptional children tured and held Hunt's interest. taught are available to already come true, others will learn to read and write ... and difference is in the amount of an avid scuba diver and advises in the state at the University of 1007 Main St. Manchester It was this experience which students. probably come true and the rest that’s all!” English taught only permissiveness students MHS’ “Deep Sixers” Club. Connecticut Health Center in pei.-uaded him to make Another important aspect of seem so far out it’s difficult to the standard written dialect. currently are allowed. More Farmington. 640-4588 'c.iching h;- life'.- profession. his job is devoted to actual imagine them as possibilities. Hunt points out that since peo­ liberties and freedoms are To MHS’ers Hunt says, "Pay 1 lo’, ( d teaching iliem and im- business. Hunt must see that One example of a prediction is ple write only 1 per cent of the granted than ever before. In attention to your English 'iiediatel'. goi my certification his department stays within the time they speak, a recognized Hunt’s opinion "This is all that by 1985 no one will be courses as a means of wlien 1 returned home ' very strictly limited available reduction has been made in good” an attitude not always reading a book again. They will developing your own com­ College Boards W11)i an undergraduate funds ’ This money is carefully be totally unnecessary, except teaching only writing skills. the view of others in his profes­ munications skills.” English Students who have registered I’hilosoptiN degree from Yale, distributed so each teacher can Many of Hunt’s contemporaries sion. to scholars. Instead we’ll attain classes he explains are instruct effectively. and parents of today disapprove What are the problems MHS' to take the college board an advanced degree in English information from the electronic preparation for "the most fun­ 10-2 By evaluating English classes of this for it is true that English Department faces? achievement tests at from Harvard and additional visual and auditory media. damental tool used throughout ■tiKi'. at I'niversity of Connec- through personal observation. students do not spell as well as "Primarily, the lack of Manchester High School Satur­ When asked which part of his life." Without language each day morning are reminded the Mc' ' !'r oiitv (.'oliege and the Hunt decides what changes, if job he most enjoys Hunt is students of 50 years ago. money.” A course which Hunt K Mart Plaza Office generation would have to start doors will open at 8 p.m. and i nivcisit;, of Massachusetts. any. should be made to improve quick to exclaim "Teaching! I Anotljfr major issue is in the wants to add, though it is over again and re-invent the students will be assigned to Hunt IS (•(■rtainly qualified as a instruction. In the lime he has get all the pleasures and kicks interpretation of English. We questionable as to whether it wheel. ‘‘Language gives a testing rooms on a first come, Spencer St. Manchester first-rate ' teacher. His un­ been department head from teaching and the now evaluate English as can be offered (due to the lack In the next few weeks, we'll be those stubs. You could end up with a cool and come to our second drawing on history of the past and a begin­ first served basis. usual background contributes lo numerous changes were made. headaches from the ad­ “dynamic not static” or spoken of funds), is an elective to announcing the biggest event in our three half million. Wednesday, February 19. You’ll have a ning point for the present and The latest possible arrival 64^-3007 chance to win our $500,000 grand prize, or a most interesting personality. Previously, the entire ministrative aspects.” As a not written. Currently it is the prepare students for College year history. Our 500,000th winner. future.” In conclusion. Hunt time is 8:30 a.m. HOW TO W IN our $25,000 second prize. But to be eligible When asked lo describe the curriculum was "lockstep" result of his extensive extra spoken language which is Board Exams. What to expect & To celebrate, we're giving you two great urges students not to study Students should bring their formerly Manchester Savings WITH THE STUB. (or the $500,000 drawing, you MUST claim type of [)repr0fessi0na 1 situation. Six courses (two each responsibilities. Hunt has a regarded as most important. ... how to approach the tests ... games for the price of one. Our regular merely for “next week’s test,” ticket of admission, identifica­ weekly Double Play drawing worth up to Every Lottery ticket dated from December your $2,500 prize by February 17. experience he has previous lo year for three years) were reduced teaching load. He "The written language is pimp­ and a general review. The Loan Association but for the development of tion, and two No. 2 pencils. $200,000. And our new bonus stub drawing 19 to January 23 comes with a free bonus his Department Head appoint­ offered in the high school. teaches only three classes of ly a dialect of the spoken budget presented to Mr. Hunt Language skills, a vital tool to Parking will be in the student worth $500,000 ($25,000 a year (or 20 years). stub and an extra 6 digit number. If your ment, he replied "I had a wide There were three College Prep Honors Senior English (a language and not vice versa. for academic year 1975-1976 is Our biggest cash prize ever. bonus number matches the number we draw (10, 11 and 12) two Non-College While years ago English fiscally less than the currently be used all our lives! parking lot off Brookfield St. jlU___ variety of unusual unskilled U.Conn. credit course). The We are indeed fortunate to Pick up extra tickets, so you'll have plenty on Friday, January 24, you’ll win $2,500. Prep (10, 11 and 12) an Honors teachers concentrated on only active one. Not only does this Students are reminded to enter COffSCnCUT^ ICW 4200000 UmBW labor jobs,..and some average teacher’s load is five have this outstanding educator of extra chances to win. And hold on to Claim your prize by Monday, February 17, course and Remedial course reading and writing, we now mean less money, but due to the the building through the en­ [ Heritage Savings moderately skilled” Do you courses. on MHS’ staff. Do make a point CENTRE MALL, no, 11 and 12). We now have emphasize reading, writing, high inflation rate — much less trance to the cafeteria lobby &lj)onAss(xiation • Sime IS9I NEXT VlfkEK’S DRAWING WILL BE HELD AT THE BRISTDL have a cake to be decorated'’ Has English as a high school to meet and speak with this Well, vou've come to the right only a tenth grade Remedial speaking, listening and viewing value. To combat this money adjacent to the student parking ROUTE 72, BRISTOL, 10:00 A.M., JANUARY 16, 1975 subject changed over the years exciting individual! Hair Stylist Bennie Benevento ministers to student Paul lot. man...As a professional Bakery course. Perhaps the most in philosophy? "Oh tremen­ — all important parts of the problem MHS will hire fewer p. Jessica Laufer Mokalis. Lake Decorator and long-time significant is the removal of the dously, in the country as well as communications process.” As a teachers to replace retired y PAGE RIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri.. Jan. 10, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Jan. 10, 1975 — PAGE NINE I M T T r 8 I 2 3 MCC To Offer < S 6 7 « J 10 II 12 13 M IS It II Accident Victims Pilot Program Will Study II 19 20 21 22 23 24 Travel Course 2S 26 2 1 2t 29 30 ALMANAC The Community Services Wed In Hospital On this day in history: Division of Manchester Com­ Day Care Child Screening By I iiiU‘• ialM i>i. \s5(xialiun • Sintf ISVI AT EXIT 94 646-8860 STORE ADDRESS. WILBUR C R O S S PARKWAY ' ^ ‘7^avDr(2f>l/ncrfca PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Jan. 10, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Jan, 10. 1975- PAGE ELEVEN Eco Posters OBITUARIES BOSTON (UPI) - Regional Environmental Protection Health District Agency officials have an­ nounced the agency will spon­ THE HERALD Tcck, THbe, Ettgles Home Tonight (Contii^rd from Page One) POLICE REPORT sor an ecology poster and poem McKinney Dies; Once housing, rooming houses, complaints, arid contest for New England’s conferences, the regional committee public toilets. elementary school children. By Len Auster Bolton^s Fire Chief reported. While the district would supply Manchester’s ad hoc committee to study VERNON about 1:30 a.m. today for in­ The program is designed to in­ All three local scholastic the doctor and programming for the crease awareness of ecology By Earl Yoat Sportt Editor Other survivors are a the feasibility of a health district is not Bruce Secore, 20, of Plnney juries suffered in a one-car ac­ basketball teams will be Robert J. McKinney. 80, of clinics, the operation and staffing of the prepared to recommend either the support problems. Teachers have until daughter, Mrs.. John St., Ellington was arrested cident on Rt. 44A in Bolton. home tonight as the midway Austrian Skier Rt. 44A, Bolton, one of the clinics would be the responsibility of an or the rejection of the district since there March 17 to send their students (Margaret) Bogdan of Vernon; Thursday night on a warrant Millotte was taken to the point of the 1974-75 cam­ founders and former chief of outside health agency such as the Public are many advantages and disadvantages entries to the agency. a brother, William J. McKinney issued by Court of Common hospital by the Manchester Am­ the Bolton Volunteer Fire Health Nursing Association, the com­ to Manchester, it reported to Weiss in its paign fast approaches. of Coventry; a sister, Mrs. Pleas 19 charging him with bulance. He was treated for an Department, died Thursday at mittee said. review of the regional committee’s report Company Fined Cheney Tech entertains St. Nearer Crown his home. He was the husband Emma Brown of the Masonic assault in connection with the injured ankle, lacerated elbow Consistent Consistency Enviromental health, the report said, for a proposed health district. BOSTON (UPI) - The En­ Thomas Seminary, of Mrs. Margaret Robinson Home in Wallingford; and two Investigation of a complaint and abrasions of the forehead. would include inspections and infor­ The local committee, in its report to vironmental Protection Agency Talk about consistency, try matching the 10-pin bowling Manchester High faces GRINDELWALD, (UPI) —Defending McKinney. grandchildren. that a 15-year-old boy had been Police charged Millotte with mational assistance in the areas of septic Weiss, said that the health services within has announced that the Cannon feats of Bruce Moquin of Manchester in recent weeks at CCIL foe Windham High at 8 champion Annemarie Proell-Moser of Thursday Mr. McKinney was bom Oct. Funeral services are Monday beaten on Village St. operating under the influence of systems, schools, restaurants and Manchester need to be expanded. ’This Manufacturing Co. of the Parkade Lanes. at Clarke Arena and East took another step toward retaining her World Cup ski title 15, 1894 in Manchester and had at 1:30 p.m. at St. George's Thomas Ziemba, 22, of 52 liquor or drugs and driving too cafeterias, grocery stores, day care expansion of services, it reported, can Springfield has been fined 82,- Catholic meets Wethersfield when she outskied the field on a powdery course to win a lived in Bolton for the past 40 Episcopal Church. Burial will Reed St., Rockville, was also fast for conditions. He was Several weeks ago Moquin rolled three successive better centers and nursery schools, swimming take place either in a town health depart­ 300 for violations of federal women’s race by 1.4 seconds. years. be in East Cemetery, arrested on a warrant charging eastbound, lost control of his than 200 games, the first totaled 203, the next 204 and his High at the Eagles’ Nest at 8 pools, wells, ice machines, mosquitoes. ment or a multi-town health district. pesticides regulations. The A Navy veteran of World War Manchester. him with threatening in connec­ car and slid off the highway final was 205. in a non-conference en­ f Mrs. Moser was unhappy firrn, owned by Delro In-; I, he served with the Seabees in Friends may call at Holmes tion with the same incident. striking and breaking a utiiity This week, Moquin failed to reach the magic 200 figure counter. dustries, Inc., pleaded guilty in about having to start first, Ireland. He was a past com­ Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Secore was released on a 8250 pole, police said. The car had to but he did turn in a triplicate score of 468 on the strength of Emotions will be at a Japanese but she attacked the three- non-surety bond for appearance U.S. District Court to charges it mander and chaplain of the Manchester, Sunday from2 to 4 be towed from the scene. three 156 game efforts. fever pitch at 7:30 at Cheney quarter mile course, which and 7 to 9 p.m. in Court of Common Pleas 19, The Bolton Fire Department delivered for interstate ship­ Manchester VFW Post. He was ment of two unregister^ when the Beavers and Saints Davis Cup dropped 310 yards, and The family suggests that any Music Shell Heads Priorities Rockville, on Jan. 21 and Ziem­ and HELCO crews were called a communicant of St. Paul’s products. Son of Ex-Big Leaguer take the hardwood. Beaver finished in 1:21.60, well Episcopal Church, Willimantic. memorial contributions may be ba was released on a 8100 non­ to the scene. surety bond for appearance in Pete Naktenis, one of the co-captains with Manchester Coach Gerry Blanchard, in Surprise ahead of Hanny Wenzel of Before his retirement, he was made to St. George’s Episcopal his first year at the helm, Church. the same court on Feb. 4. High’s swimming team, is the son of Pete Naktenis, a one­ Liechtenstein who was employed as a carpenter. Of Bicentennial Committee was at St. Thomas a.year ADELAIDE, Australia (UPI) SOUTH WINDSOR time major league pitcher with the Philadelphia Athletics — The Australian Davis Cup caught in 1:23.00. Robert J. Dickson, 18, and ago making this duel and Cincinnati Reds...Recent additon to the defending Rec team received unexpected op­ Rosemarie Mittermaier of By MAL BARLOW opinion on the Center Park site, without a shell during summer Salvatore Bonnelli, 19, both of something extra special. Guy (Jack) Sims Men’s Volleyball League champion ABA Tool & Die entry position from Japan on the first Germany finished third in Rocco Montano The building of a music shell he reported on other progress. concerts in 1974. East Hartford, were charged BIRTH GEM OF THE “This game means an awful Guy (jack) Sims, 76, of Ted Fairbanks, superinten­ is A1 Haberern. The latter captained last spring’s Eastern day of the Eastern Zone 1:23.39; Fabienne Serrat of Rocco Montano of Hartford in Center Park behind the Hall Mike Dworkin agreed to late Thursday night with lot to me,” Blanchard noted, semifinal Friday. Southington, formerly of spearhead fund-raising for the dent of builmngs and grounds Connecticut State College baseball squad...Tickets are France was fourth in 1:23.43 died Thursday at a Wethersfield of Records building by April,' first-degree robbery after a “And I’m sure my players Australia was leading 1-0 Manchester, died Thursday music shell, Maccarone said. for the town s schools, offered now available at The Herald’s sports desk for the Feb.2 and Kathy Kreiner, of Tim­ convalescent home. He was the 1976 is the aim of Ralph Mac- day-long investigation by South will put out a little bit extra. after John Newcombe had father of Mrs. Isabele Com- night at Bristol Hospital. He Dworkin is chairman of the Maccarone help in pricing shell Windsor Police of the holdup of zoDu\g Gold Key Dinner in New Haven at the Park Plaza. Prin­ mins, Ont., fifth in 1:23.48. carone and the Manchester thrashed Jun Kuki, but Toshiro was the husband of Mrs. Elsie Greater Manchester Chamber designs. cipal speaker will be , new head coach of the “The game is special for Cindy Nelson of Lutsen, passo of Manchester. Bicentennial Committee. an East Hartford cab driver the Sakai was close to squaring the Hinz Sims. of Commerce music shell com­ Other offers of help to the . Honored guests will be Walt Dropo, them too. They remember Minn., the only girl given a Other survivors are a son and Maccarone, assistant night before. WEAR IT FOR LUCK match when bad light and rain Mr. Sims was born in mittee. He told Maccarone he committee and Maccarone last year.” Cheney needed a grandchild. cochairman of the committee, Dickson was released on a Dick Siderowf and Bob Skoronski, all of whom will receive stopped play. real chance of stopping Mrs. Inverness, Que., Can., and was would also explore possible came from Arrigo Aimetti, two wins to get into the tour­ The funeral is Saturday at announced at its meeting 85,000 surety bond for Gold Keys from the Connecticut Sports Writers’ He had Phil Dent, the Moser from winning the a retired car salesman. funds from federal, state and local businessman; Ernie 10:30 a.m. from the D’Esopo Thursday night at the Town appearance in Common Plea lANUARY-GARNET. Alliance...Oddity Department: All five Cheney Tech nament a year ago only to be Australian No. 2 in trouble at “comi^ined” title by upset­ He is also survived by a son, local governments besides Tureck, park superintendent; F u n e ra l C h ap el, 235 Hall that a music shell can Court 12, East Hartford, Jan. players, who played the full game against Granby High knocked out of consideration the start of the fifth set, and the ting her in today’s downhill, Herman Sims of Southington; a businessmen and citizens of Richard Lawrence, architect; Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, legally be placed in the park. 27. Tuesday night in a losing effort, 68-59, all scored in double by Seminary. The Saints, 3-5 Japanese are confident their finished eighth after star­ stepson, Sam Wagner of British Manchester. Dr. Francis Helfrick of the with a Mass at St. Augustine's Assistant Town Counsel Vic­ In lieu of posting a 810,000 thus far this campaign, have experienced Cup campaigner ting from an unfavorable Columbia; a daughter, Mrs. Jay Giles, director of public Manchester Civic Orchestra, figures. The same night, St.Paul High of Bristol tried the Church, Hartford, at 11, Burial tor Moses researched the bond, Bonnelli was held over­ won eight of the last nine can clinch the match Saturday. Lorraine MatherS of Thetford works, and Maccarone visited and Frank Minutillo of the Lit­ iron-man stunt against East Catholic and won, 58-48, using JIM WEHR iMIKE PRESSAMARITA KERRY COLLINS 26th position. will be in Mt. St. Benedict town’s title to the land given by night and was to be presented in meetings between the two In a rain-affected match, Cemetery, Bloomfield, Mines, Que.; two brothers, music shells in East Hartford tle Theatre of Manchester. Common Pleas Court 12, East just five players. All five didn’t hit twin figures but Mark Fast Catholic Cheney Tech Manehegter High Should she win the com­ a member of the Cheney fami­ clubs, the lone Beaver which had two stoppages bined, worth an additional 25 Friends may call at the Harold Sims and Edmund Sims, ly. The music shell will not and New Britain as a beginning Hartford, today. Noon proved almost unstoppable netting 32 points. The both of Canada; four Big Parade triumph in 1972-73 ( 66-65). totaling 90 minutes, Sakai held funeral home tonight from 7 to violate the terms of the gift, to research. Police Chief John Kerrigan latter is one of the state’s most prolific shooters. points, Mrs. Moser will grandchildren and five great­ Fairbanks was put in charge The Techmen go into the match 6-1, 4-6, 2-6, 6-4 and 9. Moses told Maccarone. Ken Morgester, local musi­ said Lt. William Ryan and leave Grindelwald with a of a Manchester Bicentennial deuce on Dent’s serve in the grandchildren. Maccarone is heading up the cian, offered his opinion to Detectives Edward Kasheta Tourney Prices Established tonight’s fray with a 7-3 maximum 75 points. The Funeral services are Monday Parade. first game of the final set when Patrick B. Collin effort to get a music shell in Maccarone on what music and Thomas Hart conducted the ledger. Havlicek Was Right, combined prize is deter­ “We can’t have a celebration All adult ticket for semifinal and final games in all CIAC referee Cliff Sproule called off HEBRON—The funeral of at 2 p.m. at the Bailey Funeral Manchester in time for the shells are better. Morgester investigation that led to the Manchester High snapped mined on placings in both without a parade,’’ said James Basketball Tournament Divisions in March will sell for 83 the day’s play. Patrick B. Collin of 70 Home, 48 Broad St., Plainville. Bicentennial. Besides the legal performed in Center Park arrest of the two men. its three-game downswing the giant slalom and the Burial will be in Hillside (Dutch) Fogarty ending debate Man’s rectangular a copy with students getting in to the twinbills for $2 each. Sakai had just failed to take Yorkshire Dr, will be Saturday BOLTON Basic Design last Tuesday with a 64-62 downhill. Cemetery, Torrington. about whether or not to have a garnet All semifinal and final games in the four divisions will be ^Just Matter of Time^ Dent’s serve when he had break morning at 10:15 from the Steven J. Millotte, 19, of 93A duke over Penney. The In­ point and the Australian then Friends may call at the parade. played at the Veterans Coliseum in New Haven... The tab The big Austrian girl, vir- Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 South St., Coventry, was refused to continue as rain funeral home Sunday from 2 to Many towns in the country dians, 3-4 in the CCIL and 4-5 tually unbeatable in Main St., East Hartford. treated and released at for adults to all playdown and quarterfinal games will be TORONTO (UPI) — John Havlicek The Braves, who have been a began to fall. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and the area will be having overall, have depended upon downhill racing during the There will be a Mass at St. MCC To Restore Manchester Memorial Hospital 82.50 with student tickets going for $1.25 at the schools in­ walking hospital ward since the He had continued to play out parades at the same time which the scoring of 5-10 senior was right. last two seasons, now has 94 Christopher’s Church, East volved or $2.50 on game nights. Children under 12 will be season began, were missing his serve in the first game of may mean only local bands and guard Ray Sullivan to this He struggled along with the rest of points World Cup points, 33 Hartford, at 11. Burial will be in Correction admitted for 81.25...Annual meeting of the Manchester the fourth set and lost it when groups could take part, juncture. Mark Demko and the Boston Celtics early in the season ballhandling whiz Ernie DiGregorio more than Miss Mitter­ Hillside Cemetery, East Hart­ Mrs. Cornelia Elliott Vernon Program Mrs. Cornelia Elliott, 83, of Midget Football League will be held Jan.21 at 7:30 at the while the Buffalo Braves pulled out to and forward Gar Heard. However, rain started tumbling down. ford. someone said. The parade may John Koepsel also have been maier. Miss Nelson is in BOLTON—Funeral services Boston Tpke., Bolton, died at Army & Navy Club. Ed Madsen reports five new men will newly acquired cornerman Jim This initial break helped Sakai Friends may call at the tinue with the Vernon opera­ not approach the size of the big contributors for the Silk a big lead in the NBA’s Atlantic Divi­ third position with 59 points. for Mrs. Cornelia Elliott of BARBARA RICHMOND 10:03 Wednesday night of in­ be added to the board of directors... Reader asks if ice to take the set. funeral home tonight from 7 to tion. Manchester Sesquicentennial Towners. Off to a slow start, sion, but when Dave Cowens showed Washington showed well, giving the Boston Tpke., who died juries suffered in an accident hockey was ever played on a schoolboy level in Braves hope he might be able to fill 9. The rooms at the high school Parade in 1973. earlier in the evening on Rt. Windham sports a CCIL and signs of returning to form after mis­ Wednesday from injuries Due to the interest expressed But a school in town might Manchester.Bill Roscoe, now retired, coached the sport at the rebounding void left by Heard’s Mr. Collin, 30, died Thursday will be offered rent free. 44A in Bolton. Ladles oval aggregate record of 1-6, sing the first 17 games with a broken received when she was struck by concerned students and wish to put a float in Manchester Trade, since rechristened Cheney Tech, and absence. Miller Round Leader at the scene of a one-car acci­ citizens, and personal action by The spring semester will It was previously reported having broken into the win foot, Havlicek said it was “just a by a car while crossing Rt. 44A, start Jan. 21. The three courses Manchester’s 1976 parade, ac­ Man’s with side Manchester High also fielded a team during the same In other NBA action. Golden State J dent on Rt. 85 in Bolton. His car matter of time” before the Celtics are Saturday at 2 p.m. at St. Vernon and state officials, that Mrs. Elliott was column Tuesday against left the road and struck a tree, originally scheduled will again cording to Leo Diana, principal diamonds period, the 1930s. romped over New York, 132-96, and In Tucson Golf Event George’s Episcopal Church. Manchester Community pronounced dead at the scene. Fermi. would be back on top. state police said. be offered, Tuesday, of Nathan Hale School and sit­ Burial will be in Quarryville College (MCC) is rescheduling The Herald regrets the error. The Celtics, defending league cham­ Washington beat Houston, 102-94. PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) John Mahaffey and Leonard Mr. Collin was born in St. Wednesday, and Thursday ting in on the committee’s Retired from Work, Fishing Turnovers have played a Cemetery. its satellite program in Vernon. pions, showed Buffalo that they’re In the ABA, Indiana downed Johnny Miller, as everyone Thompson, who ranked 15th and Agatha, Maine, son of Raoul evenings from 7 to 9:40 p.m. meeting. major factor as East has Friends may call at the A little more than a month Sam Yules, a local longtime shoe cobbler before still the team to beat Thursday when Memphis, 122-112, and Kentucky knows, was the king of the tour 16th, respectively, on the and Gladys Michaud .Collin of They are data processing 111, Fairbanks said his first job dropped its last two ago college officials announced retiring several years ago, has also packed away his ice they handed the Braves a 108-100 tripped St. Louis, 123-116. a year ago when he won eight money winning list last year, New Britain, and had lived in Holmes Funeral Home, 400 psychology 115 and English 120. will be to pick the best date. decisions, both in the Hart­ Main St., Manchester, tonight that, for a variety of reasons, it fishing gear. The popular 'Yules was considered for years Warriors 132, Knteks 96 titles and then went to Japan, more than 8200,000 behind East Hartford before coming to One can register for the Ver­ ford County Conference. The defeat before the largest crowd ever was disbanding its Vernon BOLAND just for good measure, and Miller, played as well as John Hebron. from 7 to 9. non courses during general The Old School the town’s No.l angler on ice and many of his prized Eagles’ shooting also has to watch an NBA game in Toronto — Led by Rick Barry’s 33 points. The family suggests that any operation. The program was catches were displayed in the Blish Hardware store win­ 13,544. The victory, sixth in a row, put Golden State handed the Knicks their came home with an additional in the opening round to grab a A He was employed as a buyer registration Jan. 13 to 15 from 2 Mrs. Mary Blish of the been off and the expected memorial contributions may be the first of its type to be spon­ 830,000 for a 8384,000 year. share of the lead with 1974’s at Pratt and Whitney Division to 7 p.m. in the auditorium on Manchester Historical Society OIL CO. dow...Tickets will be available at the door tonight for the Boston two full games ahead of Buf­ worst defeat of the year. Barry made to St. George’s Episcopal sored by MCC and the response rebounding power has not Twice during December he Player of the Year. of United Aircraft Corp., East the main campus of MCC, reported on progress of basketball doubleheader at Storrs in the UConn Classic. falo. erupted for 17 of his points in the se- Church. was very good. EST. 1935 been prevalant as Coach went out to practice and quit Hartford. Bidwell St., Manchester. recreating the one-room Swirled effect with Play starts at 7. “It’s a big victory,” said Havlicek *cond period, helping Golden State roll But MCC officials decided to diamonds Stan Ogrodnik would like. after nine holes. He is also survived by his discontinue the program Those who have already Kenney St. schoolhouse. Ladies emerald cut The Eagles, 5-3 overall and after adding 21 points to Cowens’ 28 in to a 59-42 lead at the half. Keith ‘T was hitting it so good,” registered for classes in wife, Mrs. Pamela Trzcinka because of expected requested The exact site of the recrea­ FUEL OIL 1-2 in the HCC, will hope to the win. “It moves us three ahead in Wilkes scored 18 and Johnson added said the 27-year-old Miller, Collin; two brothers, Richard Honor Satisfied budget cuts, the fact that the Manchester but wish to switch tion at the Cheney Homestead the loss column and winning this 17. Reserve guard Henry Bibby led “that I quit. I didn’t see any R. Collin of Old Greenwich and to Vernon, or those who have on Hartford Rd. has not been shake out of the doldrums LONDON (UPI) - It began rent was going to be raised in . * Whalers’ Awaiting very soon. Wethersfield, a game moves us one up and drops them the Knicks with 23 points. part of my gae that needed Philip R. Collin of Stamford; at a Christmas party with a the Vernon location, and canceled their registration and picked. But it will be by early 38 9 Bullets 102, Rockets 94 work, so why practice.” 200 Gallon Mlntmum member of the CCIL, sports one down, so it’s like a double vic­ N and three sisters. Miss Rachel remark about a lady’s because the commissioner on wish to reregister now that they spring, she said. Forward Elvin Hayes hit 23 points To prove his point. Miller Collin of New Britain, Mrs. may attend in Vernon, should a 5-2 league mark and 5-3 tory.” SPORTS cleavage, and ended with higher education had not made Other projects mentioned AUTOMATIC DELIVERY and grabbed 15 rebounds and Phil went out and shot a four-under- Phyllis Paradis of Frenchville, do so during the general Thursday night included: Permanent Home overall. Bob McAdoo, the NBA’s leading gentlemanly duel with cream a policy decision concerning the 24 HOUR SERVICE scorer, went over the 5,000-point mark Chenier added 21 points to lead par 67 Thursday in the opening SLATE Maine, and Mrs. Marilyn Ken­ buns. satellite program. registration session. • Putting the E. Center St. In area games tonight, round of the 8150,000 Phoenix with his 30 point total. McAdoo now Washington over the error-plagued yon of Seattle, Wash. Student Stephen Reszentniak Since the announcement was Persons interested in atten­ mileage marker on the Cheney HARTFORD (UPI) — The $30.5 million Hartford Civic Coventry High (2-2, 3-4) Open, first event of the 1975 646-6320 has 5,019 points in just 2 1/2 seasons. Rockets. The win gave Washington a Friday accused Dr. Kes Smith of in­ made of the closing, MCC of­ ding classes in Vernon should Homestead. Center becomes the permanant home Saturday for the entertains Charter Oak Tour. He hit the ball as well as register as soon as possible due However, the former University of 28-12 record, best in the NBA. The sulting Stephanie Kent, 20, at ficials have been bombarded • Holding townwide religious 360 Cantar St., Manchaatar New England Whalers of the World Hockey Association. Conference rival Bacon ever off the tee and putted BASKETBALL In Memoriam the party, and challenged him with calls from Vernon Mayor to the space limitation imposed services during Thanksgiving Academy, Rham High (3-1, North Carolina star was in foul trou­ Rockets hurt themselves with 19 tur­ better than he expected. Windham at Manchester to a duel with 10 cream buns by the classroom size at the through the Manchester Area ble much of the game, a factor which novers. Rudy Tomjanovich led “I think I could have shot a Wethersfield at East Catholic In loving memorj- of Doris Gibson Frank McCoy, Dr. Raymond Athough in first place in 5-3) hosts East Hampton (2- Johnson, who passed awav Januar)' 10. each at three paces. high school. In the church Conference of Churches. fields, from which suspend greatly helped the Celtic cause. Houston with 22 points. better round,” he said later, St. Thomas Seminary at Ramsdell, superintendent of the Eastern division for 2, 5-3) in another COC 1971 The duelists met Thursday in schools; Martin Fagan, high facility, the classes could ac­ • Using the educational 86 lighting pod each eight The Celtics got a balanced effort, in­ Colonels 123, Spirits 116 ‘but I didn’t take advantage of Cheney Tech commodate 50 students and at m aterial of the People’s most of the season, the matchup, and Ellington Cod saw her footstep falter. the grounds of London Univer­ school principal; Ronald feet in diameter which can cluding 16 points each from Don Artis Gilmore scored 28 points, all my opportunities. Still, Bacon Academy at Coventry the high school the limit will be Whalers have been playing High (3-2, 4-4) journeys to The hills became too steep sity’s Bedford College, and both Kozuch, director of Adult Bicentennial group in town be lowered to the floor. Chaney and Don Nelson. Buffalo pulled down 20 rebounds and blocked every part of my game seeriis East Hampton at Rham And with farewells unspoken. 30. schools. poorly of late as they Tolland High (3-2,7-3) for an as solid as it did last year, so I Rockville at Glastonbury took a battering. Education; and Robert Houley, A four-sided, 10,(X)0 pound guard Randy Smith notched 23 points eight shots and Bird Averitt con­ The Savior bade her sleep, But it was Smith who sank to Dr. Frederick Lowe Jr., • Setting up freedom shrines prepare to show their wares NCCC clash. In the Central really don’t have any com­ South Windsor at Newington God took her home, it was His will. state senator. Calls were also movable electric scoreboard for Buffalo. tributed 26 points to pace Kentucky. But in our hearts, she liveth still his knees spluttering in defeat received from persons who had president of MCC, said the deci­ in town schools similar to the to a sellout crowd of 10,000 Valley Conference, South plaints. If I keep on playing this Ellington al Tolland will flash scores across a 17 The Celtics, who have gone from St. Louis came back from deficits of as his second declared honor been enrolled in the classes. sion to reopen the courses was a one at Manchester High School in the brand new ice rink of Windsor High (3-1, 5-4), with way, I will be right up there on Manchester at Windham Sadly missed. foot wide screen and also to third to first place in recent weeks, 14 points in the first quarter and 13 in was satisfied. A college spokesman said response to a community’s through the aid of the Exchange Veterans Memorial a three-game winning Sunday. (girls) Husband and Mother needs. six wall mounted message since the return to action of Cowens, the second quarter to tie the game today that the allout coopera­ Club. Coliseum. streak, is at Newington (3-1, boards throughout the who had been out with a foot injury, late in the third period but couldn’t tion of the Vernon officials was The rink measures 85 by 4-4) and Rockville (1-3, 1-6) ■: •( center. were without the services of rookie take the lead despite a game-high 29 PIISEHURST Dream Realized a m ajor consideration in 200 feet and contains 10 travels to Glastonbury High deciding to reschedule the Ver­ The Whalers, plagued by guard Kevin Stacom. points from rookie Marvin Barnes. Budget Values SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - miles of concrete embedded injuries, have won but two of (1-3, 3-5). Charles Webb, 22, always non program. Glorious Room had been rented in the piping that freezes ice up to their last last 11 games and wanted to be a bus driver. one inch thick. BEEF STEW So he took a new one from the former bank building on Elm OPEN just seven in their last 20. Spurs Lodge OPEN storage and began rolling along St., now owned by Union The ice is produced by They tied the Phoenix machines capable of Cage Protest TEDTKUIXmiS Make It \«lth U.S. Choice the streets of San Francisco. Congregational Church. Town Roadrunhers Thursday night tender beef cubes. He drove the bus for more officials in Vernon have made freezing 200 tons of water in . SAN ANTONIO. Tex. (UPI) SATURDAYS arrangements for the spring SATURDAYS per hour and also moving 2,- AND * 1 . 3 9 lb. than an hour, even taking a A schedule that put the — The San Antonio Spurs break for a sandwich at Fisher­ semester to conduct classes at 000 gallons of anti freeze per Whalers on the road for 25 of Thursday formally protested MOONUGHTINa man’s Wharf, before his adven­ Rockville High School. minute. their first 38 games is seen RADK their loss to the Nuggets in Make It Meat Loaf with your ture came to a jolting end when College officials said Sen. Spectators in contoured, Denver Wednesday night. Houley, contacted by his Ver­ as another cause for the own recipe or... he ran into a car driven by a upholstered, foam rubber team’s slump while injuries In a letter to American Tempo or Contidina retired policeman. non constituents, worked at the 9-12 TONIGHT Basketball Association Com­ 9-12 cushioned seats have an un­ have also hurt. Only five of Meat Loaf Mix He was booked for stealing a legislative level to gain the sup­ 8:50 UConn vs. Eastern obstructed view. The ceiling the 21 men on the roster missioner Tedd Munchak, the 3 In 1 Blend bus and speeding. port necessary for MCC to con­ * ■ ^ W .f Michigan, WTIC Spurs asked that the ending of Main Office lor your favorite Meat Loaf or Main Office ■' .I:'.'.'; is a 1,400 ton steel frame have not been out of action • j , . :■ SATURDAY the game be replayed. This Swedish Meat Balls roof the size of two football at all during the season due would give San Antonio the ball *1.39 lb. 1007 Main St. Manchester to injuries. 1:00 (22, 30) Senior Fool- out of bounds with one second 1007 Main St. Manchester Deiw Report The Whalers come to ball Bowl: North vs. South left and the game tied, 128-128. Kathy aaya: “Deapita the conatructlon going on, Hartford by way of Boston 3:30 (8) Pro Bowlers Tour The Spurs claim the winning U.S. Choice, Freshly Ground 640-4588 4:00 (22, 30) NHL: Flyers 649-4588 we're open every day with produce thafa both In Of rroblems where the team was founded shot taken by Denver’s Bobby CHUCK and out of season/” vs. Canadiens MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - by Howard Baldwin, Whaler Jones as time ran out was not 5:00 (8) Wide World: legal under ABA rules. * 1 .1 9 lb. American Basketball Associa­ president, and John Coburn Motorcyele raring, ski jum­ ORCHARD FRESH: Macs, Cortlandi, Rad S Qoldan Dalleloua, tion Commissioner Tedd 20 lb. lots. SI.15 lb. “•***’*''*• * Appl««: Plua Boae Paara and Fraah Cldar, Jr. late in 1971. ping FRESH; Spinach, Kala, Paaa, Belgium Endiva, Qraan S Yallow Baana, Munchak Thursday denied Awarded a franchise by 7:25 Wholers vs. San Broccoli, Caulinowar, Egg Plan!, Laaka, Qraan « Yallow Squaah, Buttar- reports the financially troubled Diego, WTIC nul S Acorn Squaah, Bruaaall Sprouta, Yama, Whlta Baraat Potaloaa. the new WHA, they hired 10-2 10-2 Memphis Sounds would fold at Men’s Volleyball Have a New England Boiled IMPORTED; Honaydawa, PInaapplaa, Rad, WhHa S Blua Qrapaa, successful Boston Universi­ 7:30 Cellies vs. Los Dinner with PInehurst Extra Coconuta, Promargrantaa, QrapafruH, Tangarinaa, Tangaloa, Umaa, the end of the season, although Angeles, WINF ty hockey coach Jack Kelley National Division Lean Brisket Corned Beef. CumquoU, D'An|ou Ptart. 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A 1 3 d V S OdDI^N irnj MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Jan. 10, 1975— PAGE THIRTEEN Two Teammates Tapering Down Peftod Starts for Super Bowl BOWLING NEW ORLEANS (U P D - remainder of the session. tinues to improve at this Noll also said wide take two weeks to prepare .dressed like newsmen of the Top Draft Picks PINNETTES- Maryanne The tapering down for Sun- Tinglehoff had his ankle rate, he probably could play receiver John Stallworth, for a football game. The 1920s, complete with Wagner 196-475, Ellen Bauer 197-512, Dolly Dawood 178-190- day’s Super Bowl IX wrapped in ice by the team and may even start,” Grant who sprained a thumb coaches need five days and Rentzel wearing a fedora ILLING VARSITY 506, Helen Rancourt 182-474, between the Pittsburgh trainer as a precautionary said. Tuesday, was catching the the players only need three. with fake press card in Copping its second win in as Sharon Aubert 188-511, Ginger Steelers and Minnesota measure. The Steelers got some ball normally now and that However, I guess the hoopla the brim and Dryer carrying many outings last Thursday NEW YORK (UPI) - Willie Mays Walter Youse, California’s scout for Yourkas 178-179499, Pat Twer- Vikings begins today. In contrast to Tinglehoff, good news of their own when x-rays of the thumb were and promotion for the game an old fashioned box was Illing Junior High, 62-44 Aikens, a powerful, young man who that area. dy 466, Doreen Oakman 450, the news on Minnesota's over John F. Kennedy High of The Vikings, hoping to they were rejoined by right negative. He also said guard may take longer.” camera. was born to play baseball in the flam­ Ironically, although South Carolina other two ailing players, Noll, when asked if he Enfield. D olores D zienis 499, Irene avenge the losses they suf­ defensive end Dwight White Sam Davis, bothered by a Several of the Vikings and boyant manner of his namesake, was State became the first college to Stone 457. fered in their two previous quartberack Fran Tarken- who had been hospitalized foot injury, could play but would change anything this Steelers, their patience Bill Finnegan paced the faced with the opportunity toda^ to American N a tio n a l winners with 30 points with Bill provide the major leagues with their Super Bowl appearances, ton and starting left tackle since late Sunday night with Jim Clack will start at left week, replied; “If it was up worn thin by the various dis­ move west just as Willie Mays did 18 POWDER PUFF- Pat Kelly and Bill Talbot adding six top two draft choices the same year, went through their hardest Football Charles Goodrum, was a viral infection. White guard. to me, we’d stay at home F o o tb a ll tractions of the past week, Jerome 175, Sandy Edwards markers apiece. Talbot led in years ago to begin his pro career. the school no longer has a baseball much better for Viking fans. arrived back at the team’s and do all our practicing 200-477, Donna Magowan 202- workout of the week Conference Thursday was the last day C o n fe re n c e became upset with the tur­ the rebounding department Aikens, who packs a home run team. The sport was dropped as an 515, Roberta Shore 222-244-202- Thursday. “Tarkenton threw for 25 training quarters in time to for the players to meet with there until the end of the moil caused by the antics of with nine. punch in his muscular 6-foot-3, 220- economic move. MM' minutes during Wednesday's 668. ' “Thursday's always our attend the club meeting and the news media until after week. But I can’t change the Rentzel and Dryer and pound frame, was made the second There were 161 players chosen in hardest day of the week for workout and his sore right practice session. Sunday’s game and the only schedule.” several newsmen also SENIOR choice in baseball’s annual winter the regular phase and another 104 in PARKADE DUSTY- Dan workouts even during the arm didn't seem any worse “I’m pretty weak from not While the statements of objected to their clowning Getting 33 points from Carl thing on today’s agenda was free agent draft Thursday when he the secondary phase, which included McLaughlin 210, Paul Parker for having participated,” eating,” White said. “I lost tactics. Hohenthal, Schiebel's topped regular season," said Viking separate news conferences Grant and Noll didn’t figure was selected by the California Angels. those players drafted last June who 222-560, Jeff Baker 216-550, Bob Cycle Gear last night at Illing, coach Bud Grant, Grant said. “lam confident about 10 pounds but I won’t with each of the coaches and to please NFL officials, “There’s not much we can The only player who went ahead of the Baker 200, Roland Smith 234- 86-80. didn’t sign and still were eligible. The “ Everybody is taped up and he can perform his normal have any problem putting it Pete Rozelle, commissioner those same officials couldn’t do about it,” said Jim Ken- 20-year-old first baseman was his 200-618, Butch Savino 218-580, Pat Collett (14) and Steve Philadelphia Phillies, with the first wears pads and pants. We functions.” back on.” of the National Football have been more annoyed sil, executive director of the former teammate at South Carolina Ed Ristau 226, Ken Hesford 213, Rascher (15) were other twin choice in the secondary phase, practice our blitz drills. If Goodrum pulled a leg “ I imagine he will be League. than they were at the con­ NFL. “They’re accredited. State College, outfielder Gene selected and immediately signed out­ Ken Thomas 219, Terry Shep­ sessions with the Pittsburgh figure point-makers for the you're near the field you can sion was center Mick muscle earlier in the week ready to start,” said head Grant was critical of the duct of Los Angeles Ram But we will make it clear to Richards. fielder Barry Bonnell of Milford, pard 229-558 but his condition was up­ and Minnesota players and winners with Mike Phelps (26), hear the hitting but there's Tinglehoff who suffered a coach Chuck Noll about the two week period between players Lance Rentzel and the magazine’s editors that Marc Schardt (12) and Rich Richards, a plus .400 hitter in his Ohio. graded by Grant from 6-foot-4, 255 pound White. coaches in their roles as no tackling.” slightly sprained right ankle the conference cham­ Fred Dryer. news conferences are to Haberern (12) best for the final two collegiate seasons, was Bonnell a 6-3, 190-pound BUSINESSMEN’S - Ed writers for a national sports The only casualty from shortly after the workout “doubtful” to “possible” for “How long he can go is pionship game and the Super Both showed up at report news, not to make Gears. signed immediately upon his selection righthander, was voted the Most Ralph 144-354, Bub Holmes 161-- magazine. They were the 40-minute practice ses- began and sat out the Sunday’s game. “If he con­ something we’ll find out.” Bowl, saying, “it doesn’t Thursday’s interview news.” by the San Diego Padres, whose direc­ Valuable Player of Ohio State’s team 363, Mick Holmes 144-376, San­ EAST SIDE MIDGETS tor of player personnel. Bob Fontaine, last season after batting .319. dy Hanna 135-137-154-426, Ray Two games last night found commented, “He has that little bit of Dawson 140-153-406, John Mack N Philadelphia Scout Tony Lucadello, Pro Remodeling trimming daring in him that makes for a good who signed such players as Mike 137-402, Ted Roback 153-357, Allied Building, 35-30, and Lou DellaFera 167-410, Larry Grid Contract Renewed base runner. Selecting him is just one Schmidt, Mike Marshall, Ferguson Hat Trick for Bruin Ace Police beating Automatic Corn- more step toward attaining our of Aceto 155-357, Paul Gilberto ford, 40-33. Jenkins, Larry Hisle, Alex Johnson getting more running speed in the 136-352, Tom Fahey 147-143-404, Pat Silver’s 18 points paced and Steve Arlin, said of Bonnell, “This Joe Vinsko 167-357, Pat Corrac- m Campbell Rehired the I*ros with Chris Carmel’s organization. He hits for a high boy has more pluses as a free agent cio 138-135-400, Dom eight points high for the average, but is a contact hitter rather than any other kid I have signed DeDominicis 142-369, Joe Esposito Averages Builders. than a slugger.” except Larry Hisle...Barry has Torneo 137-361, Bert Carlson Wifi: To Handle Falcons No individual scoring in the Aikens, though, is the man who can natural baseball instincts; nothing is 137, A1 Bonini 352, Bob Roy 371, second game was listed. earn the attention because of his crude.” Tom Turner 358, Ted Kowzun name and slugging potential. His Infielder Bump Wills, son of former 352, Joe Giambelluca 351, Rick One Goal Per Tilt ATLANTA (UPI) — is generally given mother, Lucile Aikens, made the DeDominicis 367, Dan Toce 382. IIENNET GIRLS star Maury Wills, was chosen in the credit for being the architect of the stingy Atlanta Victorious yesterday was the revelation that it was the doctor who sixth slot of the secondary draft by BOSTON (UPI) — is talent is the reason for the increase in Falcons’ defense. Now, with at least one more year ahead Bennet Junior High girls’ team, delivered him who suggested the AUTOMOTIVE- Sandy usbd to having sportswriters scoring. Texas and All-America running back of him as head coach, he must direct his attention to the 38-27 over Kosciuszko. name of Willie Mays. Anthony Davis of USC was chosen as Kershaw 189-488, Pat Griffin speculate on his goal scoring records. “Let him say what he wants to futile Falcon offense. Ellen Donadio paced the “When he was born, he weighed an outfielder in the fourth round by 454, ^ e Moquin 458, George But it still makes him uncomfortable. say,” Esposito said. “I don’t want to Owner Rankin Smith, describing Campbell as a man who winners with 29 points while about 10 pounds and the doctor said Minnesota. Moquin 211-543, Bruce Moquin Thursday night he scored a hat trick talk about it. If I do it, then I’ll talk Sharon Maher, Wendy Warren 201-564, Nelson Waksh 518, Dan “has been very successful every place he has been,” an­ that this boy is going to be a famous There were 12 pitchers selected by and reached another milestone, tying about it.” and Pat Shelton played well on Wells 510. nounced Thursday that he has hired the former Georgia ballplayer and that he should be the 24 clubs on the opening round of former Montreal Canadien Jean Esposito almost had a goal-a-game defense. tackle for another season as field boss of the Falcons. named after Willie Mays,” Mrs. the regular phase, and only one of Beliveau for fifth place on the all-time average in 1970-71 when he scored 76 POWDER PUFF- B e e Campbell took over from after the Aikens said. “At that time I didn’t them is lefthanded — Patrick NHL goal scoring list with 507, as the goals in 78 games, and last year EAST GIRLS Moquin 191-176-527. eighth game of the season and the Falcons won only one know he would grow up to be a good McGehee of Carson, Calif., who was Boston Bruins whipped the Vancouver started fast and tailed off to 68 goals while losing five from that point. One-point winners yesterday ballplayer but my boy has always Manchester Herald and Associated Travel Agencies Canucks 5-1. in 78 games. was the East Catholic High taken 20th by the New York Yankees. MERCHANTS- Russ Tomlin­ But Smith said Campbell couldn’t be blamed for that loved baseball, from a little boy com­ There was also only one catcher The hat trick was Esposito’s third of girls’ basketball team, a 32-31 son 148-367, Harry Steullet 146- luckless showing. Decisions regarding player pefsonii? ing up, he was always playing it.” chosen in that round, James Slaughter 139-397, Skip Zurcher 144-57, The hat trick gave the highscoring the year and 25th of his career, decision over Hartford had already been made before the coaching swimh and i t ' Bulkeley. Aikens, who bats left and throws of Pasadena, Calif., who was taken Bob Howe 144, Harvey Johnson center 41 goals in 40 games, renewing leaving him only three behind Bobby was too late to make player changes when Cami^ The success was the seventh right, hit .360 with 12 homers at South 21st by Cincinnati. 360, Tom Turner 363, Norm the annual question of whether anyone Hull for the lead in three-goal games over. in eight starts. Carolina State last season and accor­ Another oddity of the first round Kloter 353, Ed Mockus 366, Ber- besides Hall-of-Famer Maurice among active players. nie Casey 351, Gary Whittle 358, (UPI photo) “My full attention will be given to improving the It was nip-and-tuck all the ding to Walter Shannon, scouting was the selection of 21-year-old twins, Richard is capable of scoring 50 goals He put Boston ahead 1-0 at 7:24 of Steve Lauretti 354, Dennis offense,” Campbell said at the news conference announ­ way, the score being tied at director of the Angels, “He has major shortstop Tom Brookens and out­ in 50 games, and keeping up that goal- the first period, tipping in a halftinie._I6rallr Kauppinen 361. TRAVEL New Breed of Reporters on Scene cing his new contract. He said he felt he defense was league power and we feel he has the J J fielder Tim Brookens, both of a-game average throughout the entire rebound. After Vancouver tied the basically sound, although there were places where im­ -/Defibie Beaulieu tallied eight potential to be a high RBI man in the season. But Esposito, as always, points and Deb Caouette seven Fayetteville, Pa. Tom was picked EASTERN GIRLS- Bev game, Gregg Sheppard shot through a Cubby O'Switzer and Scoop Bran- with Stewardess Carol Stunston. provements could be made. Then he emphasized, “My near future.” stayed away from any public in a winning cause. fourth by Detroit and Tim 18th by Pohlman 150-136-406, Marie screen to give Boston a 2-1 lead. nigan, aleo .better known as The players, dressed in 1920 first and most urgent attention will gii^en to the offense.” Aikens met Thursday night with acknowledgement that he has a Texas. Galloway 136-142-390, Joan Sim­ Esposito’s second goal early in the Lance Rentzel and Fred Dryer of clothes, will cover the Super Bowl Campbell’s first act after Smith’s vote of confidence was chance to accomplish the fact. mons 137-125-386, Kris Kelley middle period made it 3-1 and Dave ibe Los Angeles Rams, ham it up .Sunday for a sports magazine. to fire four of his assistant coaches, three of them con­ 146-131-385, Mitchie Evans 153- “To be honest with you, I wish you Forbes broke in alone only nine cerned with the offense. 140-389, Judy Desroer 145-126- all wouldn’t bring up the subject,” he seconds later to give the Bruins a 4-1 Pacers Seeking SHOW Campbell said he has dismissed Harry Gilmer, who 375, Barbara Callahan 130, A said to a group of sportswriters. “Last lead. coached the receivers, defensive line coach Bob Griffin, Financial Help Mavis Small 1%, Ruth Lombar­ A year, I got the same thing and it drove Late in the second period, Esposito offensive back field coach Billy Ray Barnes, and offensive do 140-368, Mary. Simmons 130- me crazy. Don’t get me wrong. I’d INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - 373, Pat Price I4Q;M1, Terry finished off a two-on-one with Carol line coach Dwaqe Putnam. love to do it. And if I do, I promise to Flyers’ Home Success The financially troubled In­ Hinson 142-127-364. \ Vadnais for his hat trick. “This was a most difficult decision to make,” said Thursday, January 23 sit down and talk with you for an diana Pacers are going back to Besides scoring three goals, Campbell. “I have nothing but the highest regard for these the American Basketball hour.” Esposito also killed every penalty men. They are capable coaches who each made distinct Association for more help. Esposito also alluded to Richard, Over Islanders Ends against the Bruins, something coach contributions to the Falcons. The move was made simply Owners of the Pacers decided Fights Spark who has repeatedly stated that Don Cherry was reluctant to let him because I want to hire my own coaches.” Thursday to delay selling the Manchester High School Auditorium today’s expansion and watered down Whalers^ Tie do early in the season. NEW YORK (U P I)-T he goaltender, was in range of Phoenix 1, and Edmonton 3 As head defensive coach under Van Brocklin, Campbell club, at least until an accep­ East Middle TumpIkiT Manchester table offer is received. N Spectrum charm is wearing his fourth shutout this Minnesota 2. was responsible for the hiring of Fred Bruney, defensive PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - off for the Philadelphia season, but Ross Lonsberry backfield coach and linebackers coach Marv Matuszak. Directors of Indiana The New England Whalers and Flyers. prevented that when he Professional Sports, Inc., (IPS) the Pheonix Roadrunners did 8:00 P.M. Since becoming head coach in November, he named Jim­ parent corporation of the Tufts Gridder Named Philadelphia, which last scored with 7:21 to go. Kings 5, Sabres 2 all their fighting and all their my Orr as receivers coach. Pacers, had set a noon deadline scoring in the first period and year became the first expan­ Bob Nystrom, Clark Butch Goring’s 40-foot slap Gilmer, a former University of Alabama all America, on Thursday for acceptance of Gillies and Jude Drouin wound up with a 1-1 tie for their Unsung Hero Recipient sion team to win the Stanley shot in the second period was head coach of the Detroit Lions in 1965-66 and joined counter offers made to prospec­ efforts. Doors Open At 7:30 P.M. Cup, largely because it won scored for the Islanders, snapped a 2-2 tie and Bob tive buyers of the franchise. BOSTON (UPI) - Tackle ease had been caused by the in­ the Falcons in 1970. Griffin had been with the Falcons Fighting players ac­ all nine of its playoff games who are in last place in the Berry and Mike Murphy None of three prospective Brian Suslak, who led the Tufts fection around metal pins in since 1969 and Barnes since 1971. cumulated 44 minutes of NHL’s Division 1 despite the buyers accepted the counter defensive line in tackles despite the lower leg following a skiing at home, lost at home to the scor^ in the third period for In 1974, the Falcons averaged less than eight points per penalties, more than twice that offer made by IPS, ^hich a bone disease, Thursday was accident at age 13. fact they’re two games over Los Angeles. Bob Nevin and game, the worst offensive record in recent years in the garnered by the teams in their earlier had rejected proposals named the 26th recipient of the He required surgery on the Thursday night—for the first the .500 mark. Philadelphia Whitey Widing also got goals two previous games this . from the three groups. Boston Tobacco Table award, leg in 1973 and spent his junior time ever. is the division leader. for the Kings, while Buffalo season, both won by Phoenix. The defense was tough, anchored by a big, fast front “ Although it is quite possible given to the unsung hero in New year as a non-playing line The score was 3-1, and In the only other games in twice rallied to tie on scores Thirty minutes were Whalers’ four. The Falcons were first in the league in defending we might have some response penalties. IRELAND Engiand . coach. Doctors had advised the the NHL Thursday night, New York’s victory snapped by Rene Robert and Jocelyn against passes, although they often proved vulnerable to in the future, it appears our Suslak was found to have os­ 21-year-old senior from Rye, Center Gary Swain was in­ an 0-7 run at Philadelphia Los Angeles defeated Buf­ Guevremont. running attacks. proposal has expired by its own teomyelitis after his sophomore N.Y., not to play in 1974, but he volved in two of the four fights, and was only its second falo, 5-2, and Boston beat terms,” said Pacer President season when his left leg began decided “to give it a go.” Because Atlanta’s offense so seldom got the jump on surprisingly because he had had The Emerald Isle triumph over the Flyers Vancouver, 5-1. John D. Weissert. to swell. Doctors found the dls- Suslak, who built himself up anyone, opponents found they could stay on the ground, only six minutes of penalties in WHA s c o re s w ere “We will continue to own the from 195 to 235 pounds, missed anywhere since it joined the The WHA play conservative football and wait for a break. The Atlan­ the previous 36 games this Program Indiana Pacers and operate two games. league two seasons ago. Michigan 5 Winnipeg 4 in Steve West’s close-range ta offense seldom turned the ball over with good field posi­ Nichols-Manchester Tire Puck Entry season. Billy Smith, the Islanders’ overtime, New England 1 with league assistance and Defenseman Thommy William Healey of Aer Lingus-lrish Airlines will present two fine films shot at 4:40 of overtime tion and the defenders occasionally faltered at the end of on Ireland. provided the winning must now develop an alter­ Comprising the roster of the ty. Bob Button, Doug Matthew, Abrahamsson scored his sixth the season. native for approval by the ABA margin for Michigan; the But Campbell may have saved his job when the Falcons Nichols-Manchester Tire entry in Philip Willis. Second row. Coach goal of the season with assists OPEN trustees on Jan. 27 during the the Manchester Youth Hockey Steve Melia, Bill Chambers, Jim from Tom Webster and Don Robert Harrington will display his collection of lovely Beleek China. Oilers’ Mike Rogers batted upset Green Bay, 10-3, the last game of the season. all-star break,” Weissert said Assn. Squirt Division are the Burnett, Jim Ferrari, Mark Keith, Blackburn, but this was in a rebound with 12 seconds Instead, Green Bay boss Dan Devine was fired. in a statement. The Pacers neutralized minutes later by The Ann Mafie O'Keefe School of Irish Step Dancing will present a RIZZO’S DOES IT AGAIN left in the game after Rusty Campbell said his stint as Van Brocklin’s replacement youngsters shown. Front, left to Coach Randy Bell. Dave Cournoyer already have received some in­ Mike Cormier, his 20th goal of step dancing exhibition. SATURDAYS Patenaude had just given was “an eductional six weeks.” terim ABA aid. right, Brad Pendietn, Sean Hagear* was missing. the season. Edmonton a tie a minute He said rookie Kim McQuilken, who quarterbacked and 25 seconds earlier, and Atlanta at the end of the season, had done a fine job. Still, There will be a drawings for door prizes donated by local area New England’s Tommy he indicated that the Falcons would be receptive to deals North Lineup Altered merchants. SKI SALE Abrahamsson and Phoenix’ involving a proven NFL signal caller. SUPER BOWL Host Travel Agents: 9-12 50% OR MORE OFFI Michel Cormier traded first- “I know what has to be done but it’s hard to say that it’s I period goals in that game’s going to be done because who is going to give you a Fran For Senior Bowl Game Globe Travel, Manchester Hastings Travel, Coventry Mercury Travel, Manchester O’Keefe Travel, Wethersfield 8KI PARKAS, REQ. $30.00 ...... MQW $10.00 only scoring. Tarkenton or a (Terry) Bradshaw,” Campbell said. MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) - The the Hula Bowl or Senior Bowl, SUNDAY SPECIAL! Main Office RENTAL SKIS W/SALOMON B IN D IN G S ...... MOW $23.00 favored North has made three made two more changes. NYLON T-NECK TO $14.00 ...... NOW $7.00 last-minute changes in its DECOUPAGE SCONCES NYLON SUET 1007 Main St. M anchester ALLEN-A SKI SKINS TO $7.50 ...... NOW $3.50 defensive lineup for Saturday’s South Coach Dick Nolan of PLAQUES Reg. $2.95 ea. ALL G O G G LES...... $1.00tO$3.50 Senior Bowl game because of the San Francisco Forty Niners FEEDER 649-4588 injuries. said linebacker of Rog. 7Sc ea. Reg. $1.00 ea. Free Tickets Available At The 2 PC. SKI OUTFITS W/BIB OVERALLS, REG. TO $90.00 NOW $43.00 North Coach John Ralston of Louisiana State was replacing TYROLIA STEP-IN BINDINGS ...... NOW $21.00 RegsiUSS^ the Denver Broncos said Florida’s Glenn Cameron who i.4 9 . Following Sponsoring Travel Agents: 3 9 * . 00. BE88ER “GLA8" PLATE B IN D IN G S...... NOW $23.00 serving you with the nation's finest MUFFLERS lineman Wayne Baker of injured his knee in the Sugar 59* Brigham Young and Dave Bowl; and that offensive tackle LaBONNE TRAVEL WORLD Just Arrived Just Arrived Wasick of San Jose State and Andy Steele of Auburn was 67 E. Center St., Manchester “BIG” SKI SALE *W e offer a lifetime guarantee on all of our mufflers. cornerback Monte Jackson of replacing Tampa’s Darryl 1 9 7 5 CABER OVER Its CM 1975 SPALDING Phone 647-9949 10-2 snujwiocuu.b(.tin ....wwtto San Diego State received in­ Carlton who had pneumonia. •T all pipes custom bent for your car, by us, on TARGA 100 BOOT tUHM M n a b i tiw ...... INN$4t SHORT CIRCUIT vitations when three of the M a, b f. the premises while you welt. MERCURY TRAVEL yMUW t l 7 l ...... DOW t3« FOAM GORE scheduled North players were Both coaches announced their ^ u e S^onte/m O’KEEFE TRAVEL AGENCY K Mart Plaza Office FLOW DESIGN HIZZMITOTM, b (. tIN ...... MW $44 starting lineups today for Satur- 627 Main St., Manchester SOW SUES m COOtES, b t to $154 .SIS hurt — and all three earned 750 Silas Deane Hwy, Wethersfield A SUPER VALUE G U S SKIS starting assignments. day’s nationally televised COLONIAL GIFT SHOP Phone 646-2756 SKWL zn n i WOOO SMS ./llndhci .tIZSS Rag. $125.00 Phone 529-3321 Spencer St. Manchester iU wool $10 It •Custom dual exhaust conversion for (NBC, 1 p.m. est) all-star 0 0 StOS...... SN Baker replaced Stanford All- ______254 BROAD STREET MANCHESTER NOW *3S NOW *62.50 cars and trucks. America Pat Donavan who hurt game. The game marks the GOODCHILD-BARTLETT GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE professional debut for 62 TRAVEL 555 Main St., Manchester 649-3007 ALL SKI ACCES­ 1979 CABER •Shock absorber replacements. his elbow in the East-West Phone: 649-7818 ALL CLOTHING PIONEER special •Free esHmatos on all Jobs. game; Wasick replaced Ohio college seniors with members BROWSERS 113 Main St., Manchester Phone 643-2165 formerly Manchester Savings & SORIES W PRICE •3 5 0 0 State’s Pete Cusick, who hurt of the winning team getting $1,- HOURS: Phone 646-2098 1/2 PRICEI his knee in the Rose Bowl; and 500 and the losers |1,250. MANCHESTER EVENING Loan Association HINQED FLO BOOT W t oflor convtnionco along with a auparlor product. Jackson replaced Southern The North will have Califor- WELCOMED!I HASTINGS TRAVEL HERALD Cal’s Charles Phillips who hurt n ia All-America Steve Coventry Herald Square A New Concept his hip in the Rose Bowl. Bartkowski, the No. 1 college Phono 742-7349 Phone 643-2711 In Ski Marketing ■ The South, which had already passer in the natipn last fall, at Corner of Broad quarterback and Jim Germany (-Andy and(9da SPindbe/ig. tfcritagc Savings RIZZO SKI SHOP lost All-America defensive Pdrsonal Service & Attention BERLIN TPKE. POST ROAD and Center Street lineman Randy White of of New Mexico State and Andy proprietor Hi I/a n . \ssiMialiiin • Sim r ISVI VERNON CIRCLE - 647-9420 Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. - 9 p.iti. Quality for Less NEWINGTON MADISON Phone 646-2112 Sat 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. Maryland who simply decided Jones of Washington State at he didn’t want to play in either running backs. F’AGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Jan. 10, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.^ E'l'ij.Jan. W, 1975 - PAGE FIFTEEN ' Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes lor Sale 23 Homes lor Sale 23

HAPPY ADS Order Your | ADVERTISING ADVERTISING EAST HARTFORD - Im­ MANCHESTER - Six-room maculate 6V2 room Split, three custom built Ranch, fireplace, RATES DEADLINE MANCHESTER & VICINITY bedrooms, panelea family carpeting, garage, west side We find the house POLICE REPORT “Happy 1 12 00 loon Ihe day before room, 1 l/2baths, basement, 1 day 9c word per day location, near school, enclosed you make the home. publication pool, trees, $35,900. Warren E. B E 4 L T O K 3 days 8c word per day • •9&W** porch, excellent condition. 30’s. danlel f. reale 6 days 7c word per day Deadline (or Saturday ofitl Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. MLS T h ou gh t 1 26 days . 6c word per day Monday is 12;00 Noon Friday. 15 WORD MINIMUM $9,000 - Beautiful large heavily treed lots, with excel­ Wayne D. Breault, 21, of to Manchester Memorial lent financing available. NEW LISTING S h e B e ra lii I 1 Happy Ads . $2.0 0 inch PLEASE READ Newington was arrested Hospital that night with a deep Today! . 5+5 TWO FAMILY Thursday at Police gash in his right arm, police \^iuETODmry YOUR AD $34,900 - Spacious 7 room Ranch with 1 Va baths, bullt- in a very nice location. Separate utilities, two-car Headquarters and was charged said. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Ins, family room, fireplace and garage. 5V4% as­ £ h en y o u t h in k r e a l ESTATI garage, wrap-around front porch, fireplace, and Classified ads are taken over sumable mortgage with substantial cash. on a Court of Common Pleas He was released on a $250 CALL M3-2711 the phone as a convenience some very nice features to this home. warrant with third-degree non-surety bond for court Jan. \ The Herald IS responsible for $37,500 - Spotless 6 room Ranch. Carpeting, 1 Vi baths, criminal mischief and breach of 20 in East Hartford. only one incorrect insertion and ' huge fireplaced living room, rec room and car­ I THINK peace. then only to the size of the ... Semeon* M anchester original insertion Errors which port. $24,900 Duplex - 8 rooms on each side. City utilities. The charges stem from the • Robert Shepherd, 17, of East may have M et yei» do not lessen the value of the $38,900 - 7 room Colonial convenient to everything. Ap­ IRlancViavd & 1i\,osseUo | Good buy lor the ambitious handyman. advertisement will not be cor­ breaking of a front window of Hartford was arrested PHONE 643-2711 E vening pliances, plush carpeting, family room, alumi­ $27,500 — Newly listed, -room Dormered Cape, ^ o kappy adl I 6 $24,900 Four-room cape style with large former wood­ the Nugents store in the rected by an additional inser­ Thursday at 10:48 a.m. and tion num siding and 3 garages. carpeting, treed lot, double garage. Real cleani working shop in rear. Good starter home. Parkade at about 1:30 a.m., charged with altering a motor H erald $44,900 - U&R built Raised Ranch on a huge treed lot. police said. Breault was taken vehicle operator’s license and FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YQURAD $32,500 Six-room Cape in convenient location. Exce- 2 baths, carpeting, bullt-lns, fireplace and 2 ga- $29,500 — Immaculate three bedroom Ranch, 1 lent opportunity for first-home buyer. Don’t fourth-degree larceny. Lost and Found 1 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 ■ fireplaced living room, treed lot plus much more. Private Instructions 18 rages.^Quiet dead end street. hesitatel The charges stem from the INDEX CIvltan Club presents: $64,900 - 12 room brick, 2 family Ranch. This 5 year old $30,900 — Immaculate 2-bedroom Ranch style Condo. Retirees Tap attempted shoplifting of a hand FOUND - small shaggy, fluffy □EDUCATION $41,900 New 6-room Garrison Colonial. This quality- NOTICES PIANO INSTRUCTION - home is one of the finest we have ever handled. choke adapter valued at $3.07 (female?) dog. Vicinity Hart­ ■ Rec room, 1 Vi baths. Only one available. built home Is waiting for your color selection. Miss Lagace 1 — Lost and Found ford Road on Monday. (Tall 568- CAN YOU ANSWER YES “MAIN STREET” private piano lessons with an from the Treasure City store in 2 — Personals experienced teacher, beginners Call our Manchester Office - 649-5306 $41,900 Five-room Ranch on nice lot Is within walking 3 — Announcements 8588, Private Instructions 18 Miss Anna Lagace of 166 the Parkade, police said. TO THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS? I ANNUAL VALENTINE’S DAY I and intermediates. Phone 649- $38,900 Newly listed, 7-room Colonial, fireplace, gar­ distance to school. Owner willing to listen to 4 — Entertainment 1256. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY age, recently painted. Great location. offers. Bissell St. will be installed as He was released on his 5 — Auctions FOUND - Saint Bernard dog, • TIRED OF JUST MAKING ENDS MEET? president of the Pratt & written promise to appear in DANCE INSTRUCTION in piano, organ $52,900 Five family. Good investment. Four 4-room FINANCIAL male, tan and white. Call Dog • TIRED OF THE SAME DULL DAILY ROUTINE? or voice - Jan Fraser, 192 Hart­ ■ $39,900 — New 6-room, IVz baths, aluminum sided court Jan. 27 in East Hartford. § FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14th ... Somcon* apts and one 6-room apt. On 3 acres of land. Whitney Aircraft Retirees' 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages Warden, 646-4555. • TIRED OF A JOB WITH NO FUTURE? BARROWS & WALLACE Colonial. A SSU M A B L E % % mortgage. 9 — Personal Loans ford Road, Manchester. Call 8 Group Wednesday at 10 a.m. at II yes Is your answer, and you are an ambitious, sell motivated Individual, MANCHESTER ARMORY 649-7804. may havt sant you Manchester New Haven Hartford $53,900 Newly four-j--*" ||st conv»7'->o,>ner! A Congress St. resident laid 10 — Insurance h’OUND - Pup, black female with a desire to earn $250 to $400 per week, then we want to talk to you. the East Hartford facility on TICKET OUTLETS: Si a happy adl 649-5306 397-1515 728-6615 I $42,500 — Clean 3-bedroom Raised Ranch, Vh baths, Clement Rd. She succeeds Mrs. in wait Thursday night for the EMPLOYMENT Shepherd type. Call Dog This job Involves supervising a group ol boys that participate In a door to ii: MANCHESTER WALLPAPER AND PAINT 13 — Help Wanted % fireplace, carpeting, garage, treed lot, anchor fence. Helen Thomas of 25 Cooper St. regular, nightly visit to his yard Warden, 646-4555. door sales program. No personal selling Is Involved, but you must have PAUL BUETTNER, FLORIST 14 — Business Opportunities your own. lull sized dependable auto. Phone today lor personal Interview $44,000 — 8-room Raised Ranch, one full, 2 half baths, $58,900 Offers considered on this brand new 7-room Coffee and doughnuts will be of a litterer, police said. He and 15 — Situation Wanted between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. I Raised Ranch In lovely setting. Quality home a friend sat in his car parked in FOUND - Husky, black and fireplace, double garage. Only $2,200 down at 8'A%. served before the meeting and EDUCATION white male dog. Call Dog SENTRY with many fine features. his driveway. 18 — Private Instructions 872-8810 Mr. GoncI $45,000 — Newly listed, 7-room Colonial, V h baths, installation of officers. Warden, 646-4555. Real Estate $59,900 Two-year-old U&R built 8-room Colonial. Four Other officers to be installed At about 8:30 p.m., a car with 19 — Schools-Classes Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted carpeting, attached garage. First-floor family room. 20 — Instructions Wanted bedrooms, 2 V2 baths, nice stone fireplace, large two youths in it passed the Help Wanted are; Mrs. Mary Oppelt, East LOST - Savings passbook no. 13 lot. house. From the car was REAL ESTATE 23043-7 Hartford National Bank CUSTODIAN, part time, senior $54,900 — Brand new 5-5 Duplex, IV 2 baths, all Hartford, first vice president; 23 — Homes for Sale ■ and Trust Co., First citizen preferred. Apply aluminum. ASSUMABLE 9'/4%, 30-YEAR MORTGAGE. Raymond Bachus. West Hart­ thrown two bags of trash, the 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale TOOL MAKERS - All-around Podunk Mill Tavern, 989 ford. second vice president; home owner told police. 25 — Investment Property Manchester Office. Application machinists and Bridgeport 26 — Business Property Ellington Road, South Windsor. I $57,300 - Large 8-room, 2V2 bath Colonial, aluminum LIST YOUR HOUSE IN . . . The man chased the car and made for payment. operators. Top wages, fringe Mrs. Dorothy Glover. East 27 — Resort Property 289-7929. siding, carpeting, double garage, 8Va% mortgage. got its registration. Police 28 — Heal Estate Wanted benefits and overtime. Hartford, secretary; James LOST passbooks numbers 29- Experience preferred. Apply at Brand. 136 Green Rd., tracked it to a Manchester resi­ MISC. SERVICES 005784-6 , 29-007715-6, and 29- Paragon Tool Company, 121 DUTCHMAID Clothing looking ■ $58,900 — 7-room executive Ranch, all large rooms, REALE’S CORNER treasurer. Charles Towle, 204 dent who then brought his teen­ 31 — Services Offered 005560-2 of the Conn, Bank and Adams Street. for you. Short hours, good pay, double garage. Professionally landscaped lot. 32 — Painting-Papering will train you. Jessie Dunnack, 175 MAIN STREET PHDNE 646-4525 Green Rd., first assistant age son and the boy's friend to 33 — Building-Contracting Trust Co., Savings Department. Police Headquarters. 34 — Rooling-SIdIng 423-4216. I treasurer; Roy Rhuda, East PHONE FROM home to ser­ The boys admitted the 35 — Heating-Plumbing Personals 2 vice our customers for super $59,900 — New 6-6 Duplex, glass doors to sundeck, Hartford, second assistant 36 — Flooring aluminum siding, nice lot, city utilities. treasurer. littering that night, police said. 37 — Moving-TrucKing-Storage earnings. Choose own hours. EARN $5. and more per hour, TOLLAND - A warm home trimmed in sunshine. Six-room MANCHESTER - Exquisite There will be an entertain­ The Congress St. man learned 38 — Services Wanted INCOME TAX Returns Call 647-1810. showing Sarah Coventry $59,900 — Immaculate 8V2 room Colonial, located in multi-level Contemporary. prepared in the privacy of your jewelry, women over 18, no in­ Forest Hills. High treed lot, double garage. I Country Cape, acre lot. Low ment after the meeting. one of the boys was his MISC. FOR SALE ■ Four large bedrooms, fantastic 30’s. 872-6323. employe. He fired him 41 — Articles lor Sale home Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329 NURSE'S AIDES - 7-3, 3-11, vestment. 649-2333. $69,900 — Large 5-famlly. Excellent income. Real clean. view of Hartford skyline, 2 1/2 Thursday night. 42 — Building Supplies or 525-8263. experienced, full time, part- Convenient location. Ideal Investment. baths, trees, space-age kitchen. 43 — Dogs-Birds-Pets time. Highest starting salary. REAL ESTATE career. Must REDUCED - clean, aluminum­ 44 — Livestock I Immediate occupany'. 60’s. But he did not press charges 320 SHARES Manchester State have license or in process. sided, 5 1/2 room Ranch. Large, Town Seeks 45 — Boats & Accessories Liberal fringe benefits. On the ■ Warren E. Howland, Realtors, and the youths were released, 46 — Sporting Goods Bank stock for sale. Call 649- bus line. East Hartford Con­ Part-timers considered, Pasek, MANCHESTER - NEW LISTING modern kitchen with 643-1108. Cruiser Bids police said. 47 — Garden Products 8679. valescent Home, 745 Main Realtors, 289-7475. HOUSEWIVES! OWNER TRANSFERRING appliances, 3 bedrooms, full 48 — Antiques m Making this 8-room maintenance free Raised Ranch Duplex, 6-6, In excellent In-town location, huge rooms I cellar, acre plus treed lot. Only .. 49 — Wanted to Buy •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Street, East Hartford. DO YOU WANT TO EARN I SOUTHVIEW Bids will be opened Jan. 28 in A Buckland St. home was ran­ available for Immediate occupancy. 2'/k baths, 3 or 4 throughout, third floor expansion possible, bus at front ■ NEW SUBDIVISION OF CUSTOM DUPLEX HOMES. FEATURING: $32,900. Keith Real Estate, 646- Auctions 5 EXTRA MONEY? " UNDERGROUND UTILITIES, SIDEWALKS, AND OPEN SPACE LAND. TWO-FAMILY, six-room the Municipal Building for fur­ sacked Thursday evening and a RENTALS KITCHEN HELP - Dietary EAST OF RIVER firm looking bedrooms, cathedral ceilings, family room with fireplace. door. Good llve-ln or investment situation. Call 289-4331 4126, 649-1922. 52 — Rooms lor Rent MORTGAGES ARE AVAILABLE AND QUALIFIED TENANTS duplex, three bedrooms, formal We have an immediate opening lor women who want tq Many extras. Mid 40’s. Call 872-7311. to Inspect. ■ SUPPLIED. PLEASE DO CALL TODAY. nishing the Manchester Police 16-gauge shotgun stolen. 53 — Apartments lor Rent 37 CARTONS of ice cream Aides - Part-time with an op­ for billing clerk, should have I dining room, good size rooms, MANCHESTER - Newer 3- Department with 10 four-door 54 — Homes for Rent makers and table ranges, portunity to work full-time. 7-9 knowledge of perpetual inven­ SjJ: work only part time. Afternoons, approximately 2-5 p.m., 6:^^ convenient location. Owner will 55 — Business lor Rent a.m. ana 10;30a.m. to 1:30p.m. bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, 1975 sedans, with delivery to be A safe containing about $40 originally consigned to tory system as well as billing ■ijljiiidays a week. Must have car. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★■A consider first mortgage. 56 — Resort Property for Rent Or 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and 4- machine and other office equip­ possible 4th bedroom, con­ on or after March 10. was stolen from Chorches 57 — W anted to Rent Graybar. Monday January 20, 8 ilii:* Phone Todayl HIGH IN THE HILLS I venient location. $35,900. Paul Merritt Agency, 646-1180. 6 p.m. On bus line. East Hart­ ment. Call Betsy, 649-4567. The specs calls for the cars to Motors at 80 Oakland St. 58 — Misc. lor Rent a.m., at 150 Strong Road, South Don Hatak (Circulation Dept.) Of Tolland you will find this new 8-room Raised Ranch. W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. Windsor. ford Convalescent Home, 745 MORTGAGE MONEY! be of eight cylinders, with Thursday night. The theft of the AUTOMOTIVE Manchester Evening Herald Features Include cathedral ceilings, 2Vz baths, acre plus NEW HIGHER INCOME LIMITS FOR THOSE WHO QUALIFY FOR •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Main Street, East Hartford. TEXAS OIL company needs MANCHESTER- Center Street, power steering, power brakes large safe was discovered at 7 61 — Autos lor Sale gS 647-9946 lot, aluminum exterior and much more! $45,900. Call 872- CHFA FINANCING — ALSO — 90% AND 95% "MQIC" LOANS ARE three family in business zone II, 62 — Trucks for Sale mature person for short trips SENTRY ONCE AGAIN AVAILABLE. WE INVITE YOUR CALL TO DISCUSS I JUST LISTED - Five-room and air-conditioning. 7311. ■ ideal for professional offices, or a.m. today. 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale □ FINANCIAL JOBS - Interested in a job that surrounding Manchester. Con­ ANYONE OF THESE PROGRAMS. Cape with aluminum siding on Being offered in trade are 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles requires no experience and tact customers. We ftain. Air Real Estate Services I Greenwood Drive. Under $30,- commercial expansion. $75,000. 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- two 1974 Dodge Monacos and Homes offers free training, security, Mail G. L. Dick, Pres., 000. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- D coI, I M B 351 Marline Rd. 2440. eight 1973 Dodge Monacos, all 66 — Automotive Service Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 travel, education and good pay? Southwestern Petroleum, Ft. BOOKKEEPER - Gal Friday. Business Opportunity 14 NEW LISTING 29 Connecticut Blvd. Our office Is In constant need of new listings. It youfe 1577. J four-door, eight-cylinder and Legal Notices 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease Contact your Air Force Worth, Texas. Full-time, salary open, accor­ Immaculate Cape style home In most convenient location, Vernon - 872-7311 East Hartlord — 289-4331 thinking ol selling, please call tor confidential Inspection BOLTON - Four-bedroom with power steering, power MORTCJAGES, loans first, se­ representative at 221 Asylum dingly. Start now. Open PUBLIC NOTICE - Subway I fireplaced living room, eat-ln kitchen, 3 bedrooms, full and evaluation. We welcome and appreciate your MANCHESTER - Authentic cond, third. All kinds. Realty Street, Hartford or call 244- |(Alaixc\\at:d & ^osseWo I Colonial reproduction. Four Ranch set on 3/4 acre treed lot. brakes and airconditioning. Court of Probate, District of Andover weekends. Jobseekers, 568-1070. Submarine Sandwich franchise basement, carpeting and appliances. Call 289-4331. REALTOR — MLS ■ business! REMEMBER, YOU DESERVE ONLY THE NOTICE OF HEARING statewide. Credit rating un­ 2347. available in this area. Ideal Vernon Board ol Realtors, Manchester Board of Realtors, ~ REALTORS-MLS 646-2482, ■ bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, double Fireplaced living room, rec The aggregate mileage for ESTATE OF JOHN R. RICH necessary. Reasonable. Con­ I BEST. 189 West Center Street I garage, Lookout Mountain room, dining room, eat-in the 10 used cruisers as of the Pursuant to an order of Hon. Valdis APPLICATIONS being small business. Call 1-372-6525 Hartford Board of Realtors fidential, Quick arrangements. PART-TIME Arts .& Crafts SHADE TOBACCO FARM accepted for an assistant area. Must see to appreciate. kitchen plus garage. High 30’s. beginning of this week was 542,- Vinkels. Judge, dated 1/8/75 a hearing for details. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. will be held on an applicaUon praying the □ NOTICES Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Demonstrators needed - Pay off Experienced farm superinten- manager trainee. Apply at the •••••••••••••••••' Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. 479 miles, ranging from a low of fiduciary’s account be accepted and of 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ those Christmas bills in a fun dent or assistant farm Rag Doll, Manchester Parkade. Situation Wanted 15 51,621 to a high of 78,640 and distribution be made as in said applica­ ford. Evenings, 233-6879. ob. Absolutely no investment. tion on file more fully appears, at the superintendant. Year ’round averaging out at 54,248 miles Court of Probate on January 24. 1975 at Lost and Found 0 collecting or delivering. 872- employment - Attractive MANCHESTER - Reai Estate MOTHER WITH 20 month old A per vehicle. 4 30 P M MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd 2780. house - Additional benefits. investment company seeks at­ will babysit, my home. Two Eleanor H. Preuss, Ass’t. Clerk mortgages — interim financing tractive receptionist-secretary, year old and up. Flexible hours. LOST - Alaskan Malamute, — expeditious and confidential Write Box H, Manchester black and white, three-year old WOMAN-Part-time days, 15-18 Herald. Mond^-Thursday, 5 p.m. to 9 643-1364. service, J.D. Real Estate hours per week, packing orders, p.m., Saturdays 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. INVITATION TO BID female. Vicinity Summit Assoc. 646-1980. preparing light foods. Must He Made Money Street. 649-1036, Mike, 7 p.m. Good typing and shorthand WILL BABYSIT in my home, MOSCOW (UPI) - For three Sealed bids will be received in •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• work occassional weekends. preferred. $2.25 per hour. Call days or evenings, large yard for FEMALE, male or couple for years, David Chakhvashvili the Office of The Director of LOST - Black angora cat, vicini­ Starting $2. per hour. Apply for appointment, 646-8250. play. Call 649-9767. y made a lot of money giving hun­ General Services, 41 Center □ EMPLOYMENT Manager Kentucky Fried janitorial duties, evenings. Call ty of Union Place. Call 649-6247. Chicken, 307 West Middle Turn­ anytime, 643-5747. dreds of lectures throughout his Street. Manchester, Connec­ •••••••■ •••••••••••••••••••a Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 LOST - Cat, large, gray male pike. N native Georgian Soviet ticut until January 28, 1975 at RESPONSIBLE Housekeeper - Republic. 11:00 a.m. for the following; with split ear. Disappeared AUTOMOBILE Mechanic - trained in all phases of auto DID YOU RETIRE when you To care for two kindergartners A Community of Fine Custom Built Duplexes He spoke on “The TEN (10) POLICE December 30, north of Parkade. and my home. Fifteen hours 643-2991. repair. Call 646-2789. got married? Get back into the Technological Revolution,” CRUISERS swing of things. Sell quality weekly. Transportation essen­ “The Atom," “Modern TRAFFIC HIGHWAY PAINT Avon products. Make extra tial. Call 644-8147 after 6. Olterd By • 0 Medicine " and “Love in the Ad­ REFLECTORIZED money. Make extra friends. J. WATSON BEACH REAL ESTATE CO. vanced Society." THERMO PLASTIC Interested? Then call: 523-9401. CASHIER - Full- time. Apply in ^ Developed by.,. Then it was found he was a STRIPING POWDER Legal Notices person. Big L Discount Store, Proteaslonal Real Estate Service INVITATION 913 Main Street, Manchester. janitor with no scientific Bid forms, plans and CASHIER - Part-time, 8-1, For More Than 35 Yeare... Glastonbury, Start immediate­ 1 Henry Botticello training whatsoever. specifications are available at TO BID Court of Probate, District of Andover ly. Good income. Jobseekers, COOK’S ASSISTANT - Full­ $ 40,500 •- MANCHESTER. 5 room ovortizo Capo, 1 The newspaper Izvestia did the General Services Office, 41 NOTfCE OF HEARING Sealed bids will be received 568-1070. time. Mature person. Good not say who discovered his Center Street, Manchester, ESTATE OF HELEN R SHIELD, an in the Office of The Director of baths, broezoway, attached garage. Immaculate incapable starting salary, liberal fringe original owner home. deception and how. Nor did the Connecticut. Pursuant to an order of Hon Valdis General Services, 41 Center MALE OR FEMALE - cook’s benefits. On bus line. Apply in newspaper say what will TOWN OF Vinkels, Judge, dated 1/8/75 a hearing Street, Manchester, Connec­ helper, 11-3, Monday - Friday. person: East Hartford Con­ $ New- EAST HARTFORD. 7 room Raised Ranch, spot- will be held on an application proving a Llstlng leas condition. FIreplaced family room, garage, happen to Chakhvashvili. MANCHESTER, certain parcel of land located in the town ticut until January 20, 1975 at Apply Hartford Road Dairy valescent Home, 745 Main “He will get what he CONNECTICUT of Andover be sold as in said application 11:00 a m, for the following: Queen, 684 Hartford Road. Street, East Hartford. city water and sewer. True value. “KI(»(-0 FF TIME” on file more fully appears, at the Court $ 48,500 - MANCHESTER. 5 room custom built Ranch, deserves,” was its only com­ ROBERT W. WEISS, of Probate on January 24, 1975 at 4 00 MOTOR OIL, GREASE, ment. GENERAL MANAGER P.M. LUBRICANTS COOK - Experienced super­ CABINET MAKER - Impeccable condition. 1'/ii vanity baths, 2 fire­ Saturday 12-4 • Sunday ID-2 Eleanor H. Preuss, Judge Bid forms, plans and visor, salary acconlingly, 40 Manchester company. places, 2 car garage. Very choice residential specifications are available at hours weekly. Start now. Experienced only. Start now, area. Jobseekers, 568-1070. full time. Open weekends. the General Services Office, 41 $ 53,000I - MANSFIELD CENTER. 10 room Colonial (circa Jobseekers, 568-1070. 1720) converted to 2 apartments. Close to INVITATION TO BID Center Street, Manchester, PART-TIME janitorial work i: NOTICE Connecticut. mornings. Call 649-5335. UNDER A Grant from the UCONN. Excellent Income potential. OPEN The Manchester Board of Town of Manchester, Public Employment Program $ 65,000-- ANDOVER. New 8 room N.E. Farmstead re­ We're proud to be a part of this exciting concept Education seeks bids for Connecticut GAL FRIDAY - Full-time, good the Town of Andover is production. Custom built for present owner, Lumber Supplies for the 1974- Robert B. Weiss, typing, 9-5:30. Salary according recruiting a person to work as a quality features throughout. Largo frontage on in Manchester! Quality construction and con­ 1975 school year. Sealed General Manager to experience. Jobseekers, 568- Clerk-Typist. Gross pay $3 per 10 acres. 1070. hour, 35 hours a week. The per­ venient location make this appealing to all. -V It' SATURDAYS proposals will be received until $ New- GLASTONBURY. 9 room custom built Ranch In son must be a resident of the Llstlng excellent condition. 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car Complete underground utilities, city sewers and 3:30 P.M. January 16, 1975 at Town and must now be un­ which time they will be publicly garage. Central vac system and In-ground water, sidewalks, and even open space land. TOWN OF COVENTRY TOOL AMD GAGE MAKERS employed. Application may be pool. Must be seen. opened. The right is reserved to ZONING BOARD OF made at the Office of $ 73,500 - MANCHESTER. 8 room, I'h bath brick and These homes offer 1V2 baths, 3 bedrooms, reject any and all bids. APPEALS WANTED Selectmen, Town Office frame Colonial. Exquisitely decorated, luxuri­ company-size living rooms, large kitchens, Specifications and bid forms There will be a public hearing Overtime. Paid Insurance. Building, Andover. Telephone 9-12 Only experienced need app­ 742-7305. ously carpeted. Picturesque wooded lot on may be secured at the Business on Thursday, January 23, 1975 quiet circle In Foreat Hills. dining rooms with glass doors to wooden decks, Office, 45 N. School Street, ly- at 7:30 P.M. in the Basement HOUSEWIVES - Children in $ 74,500 ■- MANCHESTER. 8 room U&R built Contempo­ brick and aluminum exteriors, separate heating Manchester, Connecticut. Ray­ Main Office Room of the Coventry Town PENOBSCOT school? Work part time. Many rary. FIreplaced living room and family room, 4 mond E. Demers, Business systems and basements. Many additional Hall to hear the following available positions. Open bedrooms, 2^h baths. Prime residential area Manager TOOL & GAGE CO. 1007 Main St. M anchester appeals: weekends, Jonseekers, 568-1070. with fantastic skyline view. features offered upon request. Massachusetts Bus Co. Mr. Merrow Rd., Tolland, Conn. • COLUMBIA. 10 room, 2^h bath stately Colonial ■ u Carl Church, representative Routo 15, Exit 99 MOTEL PERSONNEL - The a 649-4588 Quality Inn of Vernon, Route 83, on 3 acrea. Plus separate 7 room apartmenL 3 requesting a special exception 875-8083 car garage, large barn. A most delightful setting. INVITATION TO BID as provided for in Section II to Vernon, is accepting The Board of Education of the applications for front desk • ANDOVER. 11 room, lYs bath RESTORED Co­ park school buses on the Nathan clerk, second shift, relief clerks lonial (circa 1740) on 18 ACRES. Bam, pond, Town of Vernon, Connecticut Hale Gas property owned by Directions — Hartford Road west to Wilfred will receive sealed bids for WAITING on a list? We’ve all shifts, house boys and mill pond studio and brook. Mr. Jones and Mr. Spencer of already found many full, part- maids. Apply in person, b Mr. ■ WILLIMANTIC. 13 room brick MANSION (circa Road. Opposite Manchester Oldsmobile. Light Bulbs Coventry. time positions. Jobseekers, 568- Budish. Bids will be received at the of­ 1880). Well maintained, 10 fireplaces, large 10-2 Richard Soucier of North River 1070. lot, 3 car garage. ... fice of the Superintendent of Road requesting relief from the EXPERIENCED TAILORS Schools, Park and School PHARMACIST - part-time needed to sew. Full-time - HEBRON. Colonial Ranch on 10 plus acres with restrictions imposed in Section breathtaking view. Also expandable guest K Mart Plaza Office Streets, Rockville, Connecticut 2.1.9f of the Coventry Zoning relief, call J, Mastriani or positions. Good salary. Open weekends. Jobseekers, 568-1070. house. All In excellent condition. until 12:00 noon Friday, , Regulations to park commer­ Murray Cousin at Arthur’s Drug 527-1164. Hartford - Wind­ COVENTRY. 9 room Colonial on enchanting 18 Spencer St. Manchester January 17, 1975 and then at cial vehicles in an RU40 zone. said place and time publicly sor - Rockville. HOSTESS WANTED - Part- acres. Swimming and fishing ponds, waterfalls, Frederick Malon of Pucker St. time, 11-3 Moriday-Friday. App­ Do Stop “Buy” This Weekend — The Coffeepot Is Always On opened, read, and recorded. plus frontage on state-stocked river. •:< requesting relief from the PART-TIME - Launderette ly in person, Tacorral, 246 649-3007 Specifications and proposal ' COVENTRY. Excellent Income potential. 8 room restrictions imposed in Section attendant, 15 hours weekly, Broad Street, Manchester. rambling Cape plus separate 5 room houae. i formerly Manchester Savings & forms may be secured from the 14.2 and a special exception as good salary, start immediately. office of the Superintendent of Jobseekers, 568-1070. JOBSEEKERS - Open Saturday Large horse barn with paddocks. On 38 scenic provided for in Section 14.8.2 to acres. Loan Association Schools, Park and School construct an addition to and Sunday 9-5. Immediate Streets, Rockville, Connecticut. existing building for year round PHONE SOLICITORS - Earn employment opportunities. Call For appointment to Inspect please call Suzanne or Arthur The right is reserved to reject large commissions, choose your 568-1070. Shorts, 646-3233, or Maryann Culllne, 633-1528 occupancy. hours, for details call Aluma- any or all bids or any part when 'The Meeting is open to the such action is deemed in the Kraft Inc., 875-2040. JANITOR - Full-time. Mature L H T M U4W P« public. person. Good starting sala^, best interest of the Board of J. WATSON BEACH REAL ESTATE CO. Heritage Savings George M. Coon DISHWASHER - full-time, excellent fringe benefits, dn * * — ^ Education. Manchester Office 647-9139 EQUAL HOUSING t il / ia n IssiH ia lio n • S in u 'IW I Chairman experienced. Apply Podunk bus line. Apply in person: East 189 West Center St., Manchester 646-2482 Charles Brisson equal Houting OpportunHr Coventry Zoning Mill Tavern, 989 Ellington Hartford Convalescent Home, « Business Manager Board of Appeals Road, South Windsor. 289-7929. 745 Main Street, East Hartford. ....

1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.; Jan. 10, 1975 — PAGE SEVENTEEN I’AC’.K SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Jan. 10, 1975 Articles tor Sale 41 Rooms lor Rent 52 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Homes tor Rent 54 23 Homes For Sale 23 Services Ottered 31 RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale Homes For Sale CORDOVOX ELECTRA model, LADIES only - nicely furnished MANCHESTER - super one MANCHESTER - Family style FIVE ROOMS - Two-family, ANDOVER CONN. Five room TENNIS restringing service: HORACE Tetrault — Siding, excellent condition, $900. Call rooms for rent. All utilities in­ Offered by the BY OWNER - Manchester, An- NEW HOMEA between 8 a.m. - 1 p.m., 646- APARTMENT bedroom Townhouse, private 2-bedroom townhouse, private ROCKVILLE 3'A ROOMS first-floor, two bedrooms, Ranch, three bedrooms, air- saldi built Colonial. Lookout Blue Star, $12; nylon $7-9; gut roofing, storm windows, aw­ cluded, private bedroom with patio and basement, includes entrances and patio, finished stove, refrigerator, carpeting. Undor Constniotlon $15.50-22. Call 643-2339. Notch nings. Quality workmanship, 1004. ROCKLAND TERRACE conditioning, treed half acre, Mountain area. Excellent con­ Oft Grandviaw St. community kitchen, living RENTAL OFFICE heat, appliances, carpeting, and rec room, includes heat, $225. 649-2152 after 5 p.m. stove, and refrigerator, no HOMES OF DISTINCTION dition, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, Road, Bolton. free estimates. Fully insured. room and two baths. Ideally We have a large variety of pool". $235 per month. Paul W. appliances and carpeting. $240 Large and beautiful one-bedroom DELUXE CAPE - OVERSIZED 872-9187, 649-3417. COMBINATION sofa-bed, apartments, heat, hot water, all utilities. Available February Ottered By The PHILBRICK screened porch, double garage. DUTCH COLONIAL and RAISED located to bus line and stores. deluxe one and two-bedroom Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- per month. Paul W. Dougan, appliances Including dishwasher, GLASTONBURY - Two- 1st. $225. monthly. Call 401-683- RANCH SLIPPERY SIDEWALKS? leather upholstery, excellent Please call after 5'p.m., 644- 4535. disposal, carpeting, pool and your Principals only. 60’s. Call M3- Heeling-Plumbing 35 condition, $150. Call 646-1727. apartments and townhouses Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. bedroom garden apartment, 3830. 1839. T.j. Crockett Realtor t Sand delivered, small or large 0383. own private terrace In a country set- large rooms and closets, swim­ ZINSSER AGENCY loads, reasonable. Also light throughout Manchester. Ren­ tlrrg. $180. No pets. AGENCY 643-1877 SEWERLINES, sink lines, TANDEM car trailer, excellent tal office open daily from 9-5, THREE ROOMS - first floor ming pool. $189. 633-4972. trucking, odd jobs. 643-0304. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING MANCHESTER - Five-room 872-4223 875-7466 529-6586 FARM — So acres, mostly MANCHESTER cleaned with electric cutters, condition, $750 firm. Call 649- other times by appointment. with heat, and appliances, no Business tor Rent 55 room for rent, stove, pets, security deposit required. apartment, first floor, close to Homes lor Rent 54 cleared and level land, 8 room FHUNCiNG AVMLABLE ODD JOBS - You name it, we do by professionals. McKinney 9329. Evenings. refrigerator, linen provided. 801 house, barn, two large poultry Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ DAMATO ENTERPRISES, INC. Available February 1st. Inquire schools. Available immediate­ MANCHESTER - East Center Immaculate four-room “Doll Lots-Land tor Sale 24 it. Call 643-2097. Main Street, 649-9879. ly. Security required. $170. TWO new Northfield Green DOUG ANDERSON has lust listed thisjmmaculate six- houses,'2-car garage. pany, 643-5308. BASEMENT TAG sale, 240-A New State Rd., Manchester 30 Church Street. Centrally Street. Modern air-conditioned House,” just reduced for im­ January 9, 10, 11. 10 a.m. to 4 located. 6-8 p.m. daily. Eastern Real Estate, 646-8250. condominium homes with three office space, from 100 to 2,000 room Cape with a barn on 1V4 acres Tn "nearby Vernon. ANDOVER — Three wooded, 646-1021 ARE YOUR furnishings and MANCHESTER ^ Raised mediate sale. Wall-to-wall NO JOB too small, toilet p.m. Antiques, glassware, other possessions protected bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, square feet, $4.50 per foot. Property has many possibilities. Priced to sell. Ranch, 7 rooms on large lot, shag throughout, new ceramic surveyed and approved lots, up Painting-Papering 32 repairs, plugged drains, kitchen china, linen, clothing, Apartments For Rent 53 MANCHESTER - Four room COVENTRY - Three-room carpeting, air-conditioning and Hayes Corporation, 646d)131. to 9 acres. Priced from $13,500. from loss? New low cost in­ much more. Each $350. monthly 166x252. Two fireplaces, bath, remodeled kitchen and faucets replaced, repaired, rec cookware, divan and chairs, apartment, second floor, apartment available im­ surance coverage! Free es­ sliding glass doors to large Call Warren E. Howland, CEILING SPECIAL - $25. Your rooms, bathroom remodeling, etc. 54 Applewood Lane, WE HAVE customers waiting MANCHESTER - Gracious available February 1st. Call mediately. All utilities, stove plus utilities. One year lease or beam-ceilinged living room Realtor, 843-1108. and refrigerator included. $150 timate. Call Jim Gerrity, 646- lease with option to buy. Call deck, large family room, 2-car make this an outstanding average 12x12 ceiling including heat modernization, etc. Free Glastonbury, (Apple Hill area for the rental of your apartment two-bedroom Townhouse, 643-0766. 0202. Robert J. Smith, Inc. OFFICE SPACE paint. 643-1671. Peter Belliveau or home. J.D. Real Estate private entrances and patio. monthly. Security Required. Frank Filloramo, 646-6555. [garage, $44,900. value at $26,900. estimates gladly given. M & M off Cider Mill Rd). FOR RENT 90x184 building lot, level, $5,000. Painting. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Full basement. Includes heat, THREE ROOM apartment - 646-8352. CONTEMPORARY Raised Manchester-Vemon line. Call SEASONED Fireplace Wood - appliances, carpets and pool. Includes stove, refrigerator, TWO-BEDROOM apartment - SIX ROOM Cape, $275 monthly. 250 square feet, center of Ranch — Large, modern ZINSSER AGENCY 646-2620. PAINTING and pyterhanging, TOWNE Plumbing Service, $20 per 3/4 ton pickup load LOOKING for anything in real $255 per month. Paul W. heat and hot water. Month’s LARGE SlX-room apartment - First floor, conveniently Security required, rent with op­ Manchester, air-conditioning kitchen with pantry, formal excellent work. References. repairs, alterations, vanity delivered. Call 228-9585. estate rental — apartments, Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or security. Adults. Call between Center Street. Security deposit, located. $150 monthly, security. tion to buy. Call Eastern Real and parking. Call; 643-9551. CARL ZINSSER thinks that this seven-room Ranch In 646-1511 Estate, 646-8250. dining room with built-ins, Resort Property 27 Free estimates. Fully insured. caninets a specialty. Call to homes, multiple dwellings, no 643-4535. '0-5, 649-6159. no pets. $190. Call 646-5566. Palmer Realty, 646-6321. Bolton is an outstanding buy. Located on V4 acre treed lot living room with cathedral Martin Mattsson, 6494431. 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- TAG SALE - Swivel rocker, ac- fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Associates, Inc. 646-1980. TWO-BEDROOM duplex, Autos For Sale this Ranch has 3 or 4 bedrooms, flreplaced living room, jceiling and fieldstone $19,900 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 4056. cordian, ice skates, artificial 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 fireplace from floor to ceiling, J. P, LEWIS & SON - Custom flowers, curtains, clothes etc. 5 appliances, full basement. No dining room, eat-in kitchen, garage and a finished base­ baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ CAPE COD VILLAGER APARTMENTS - pets. Lease and security. $200 Iredwood paneling, four age, nearly two acres. Hutchins decorating. Interior painting. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - Franklin Street, this Friday and SHOP AND SAVE ment. Call today for a leisurely Inspection. COHAGE FOR SAU Paper hanging. New Ceilings. Five-room townhouse, 1 1/2 per month. Available January bedrooms, 2 full baths, large Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. Prompt, courteous service. Call Saturdays, 10-4 only. 100 yards to oeach, protected ocean Remodeling. Exterior painting. 643-1496, tiled baths, wall-to-wall 1st. 647-9773, 649-9455. ■family room with firepjace^ view, living-dining-lcitchen area with carpeting, 2 air-conditioners, VERNON - Raised Ranch, Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. I den or library, 5 sliding glass fireplace, 3 bedrooms, ceramic bath. Fully insured. For estimate call LYNN’S PLUMBING - heat, hot water, patio, full base­ MANCHESTER - Newer three HERE TO STAY 13 NEW 1974 PINTO’S fireplace, 2 baths, good condi­ PLUS INCOME apartment! doors, 2 large decks, 2-car 649-9658. Repairs, remodeling, new con­ BUY YOUR ment. No pets. 649-7620. bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, FORD I garage, large lot. $68,500. tion. Priced to sell at only $35,- Barbara S. Lovely, Realtor all appliances, carpeting, 900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- Champlain Rd., Orlaana, Maaa. struction. Water pumps. POTATOES PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. French spoken also. 875-7263. direct from the potato MANCHESTER- Brand new 2- private. $250 monthly. Security. MUST BE SOLD! TWO-EAMILY Duplex, 5-5, 1577. 617-255-0462 Five years experience. family , 4-4, includes range, dis­ Immediate. Frechette & Mar­ KEN ROYCE would like to show you this quality built eight- three years old, IVt baths, warehouse by Caldor’s posal, dishwasher, washer and tin, Inc. Realtors, 646-4144. $29,900 Five-room brick front cn-?mExcellent references. Pete, 742- FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing Shopping Center. room Colonial in beautiful Forest Hills. Four bedrooms, 2^h aluminum siding, good invest­ - Repairs and remodeling, dryer, wall-to-wall carpeting ment at $53,900. Ranch basement, garage, ...... P-^ Open dally baths, two-car garage, fireplaced family room and much trees, acre lot. Hutchins Agen sewer lines cleaned electricm- and parking. Full basement, CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12- Real Estate Wanted 28 WALLPAPER Hanging - No coupons required $250 monthly. Tenant pays CHARLES APARTMENTS more. Priced in the mid 50's. cy. Realtors, 646-3166 ly. Prompt service on emergen­ East Middle Tpke. Deluxe 4 1/2 $tVE ON 1974's PMCES room antique Colonial com­ Papers, vinyls, flocks, grass cies. M3-7024. utilities. Jesdor Realty, 633- SALE 1411. room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, Yes, Ted Trudon Pontiac is here to stay, but our NEW pletely restored and in SELLING your home or cloths and foils. Reasonable acreage? For prompt friendly rates. Quality craftsmanship. all appliances, carpeted, 2 air- PONTIACS and Gocdwlll Used Cars are notl And excellent condition, GRANT’S PLUMBING Ser­ AUTOCAP service, call Louis Dimock R. Starkweather, Jr., 643-2053. Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 MANCHESTER - Newer one- conditioners, heat, hot water, . that’s because we price every one of them to sell fast. fireplaces, 2‘/4 baths, income- BEST BUYS vices - Repairs, new work, storage, 2 garages, sound AUTOmollva Contumar HEW FMTO HM SEDM BUYING or SELLING...Call the Agency that Realty, 649-9823. remodeling and additions. Call bedroom apartment. Quiet So stop in during our HERE TO STAY SALE before Action Panal 1974 24 producing 3-room studio RAYMOND J. ZOWADA - Pain­ DOG-CAT boarding reser­ location. Includes heat, proofing, washer and dryer tna$uttcrib»loltt White, 4 speed transmission, 2000-4 cylinder Works For You! BY BELFIORE for free estimate. Coventry, the car you want is gonel OuatoauCoOtotCtt apartment and 2-room antique ALL CASH for your property ting and papering contractor. vations. Combined inside/out- appliances and carpeting. $195 hookup, fireplace, fenced-in 742-7668. patio. $280. Charles Ponticelli, engine, 5 A78x13 white sidewall tires, passenger euLiiPLt LisTiHo sesyict shop. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, No lob too big or too small. side runs, partitioned privacy, monthly. Paul W. Dougan, compartment carpeting, accent group. STK 260. ZINSSER AGENCY BOLTON - Beautiful Ansal^i- NEW LISTINei instant service. Hayes Agency, Quality work at a reasonable ermicidal lighting. Canine Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. 646-0800, 646-1540. built Raised Ranch, on acre I Immaculate six-room Ranchi 646-0131. price. Fully insured. 875-6400. loliday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, 1974 FIRE6IRD 6 46 -1511 In central, yet secluded loca-1 gManchester, 646-5971. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, MANCHESTER - Four rooms, r e a l t o r ' MLS treed lot, brick front, □ MISC. FOR SALE NOW *2 S 7 0 m Itlon. Deep treed lot, all city| PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ hot water, cooking gas, stove, includes appliances and heat. ESPRIT HT 350 •4295 plastered walls, 4 bedrooms, 2 I utilities. Formal dining room, ting, wallpapering, spray/brush FREE - adorable puppy, nine refrigerator, wall-to-wall $170. Security required. Call 2 barrel V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power fireplaces, one full, two half Articles tor Sale 41 carpeting, $185. Adults only, no 647-9936 or 649-2003. $32,900 - 5 1 2 room Ranch, VERNON CIRCLE Area - four fireplaced living room. painting. Fair prices, fully in­ weeks old, crossbreed Bassett steering, tape deck, ralley wheels, vinyl top, under 6,000 JACK DWYER baths, rec room with wet bar, sured, experienced and depen­ and Collie. Call 649-4076. pets. Security deposit required. miles. brick front, natural trim, family, aluminum siding, an­ I Garage. 1Vi baths. Mid thlr-| FOUR ROOM apartment, two NEW 1974 PINTO RUNA60UT NEW 1974 PINTO RUNABOUT •cellar, garage, trees. Hutchins enclosed heated porch, 2-car dable. 643-1671. ALUMINUM sheets used as Centrally located. Call 643-9678. nual income $7,400. Exceptional Has just listed a compact 2- Igarage, $59,000. [ties, worth It. Mr. Matthew. printing plates, .007 thick, bedrooms, stove, and Lime, automatic transmission, 2300-4 Red, 4 speed transmission, 2000-4 cylinder '..Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. value at $41,900. Dubaldo- AKC Sheltie - Collies - males cylinder engine, 13" steel radial white side family in a central location. It Bzzzzzzzz In and m d our INSIDE - Outside painting. 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. and females, reasonably DELUXE ONE-bedroom apart­ refrigerator, carpeting, and 1973 PONTIAC engine, 5 A78xl3 white sidewall tires, radio, Lesperance Agency, 646-0505. BOWERS SCHOOL - Center LOW TWENTIES! Phone 643-2711. parking. In older four-family. wall tires, luggage rack, front and rear accent group, light group. STK 340. iLAND. BARN, 3-bedroom has an excellent income and is busy Bea. We’ra raady, Special rates for people over 65. priced. Call 646-3467. ment - Complete appliances, CATALINA •3195 priced to sell at once, in the entrance Garrison Colonial, I Four-room Immaculate olderl Fully insured. Estimates given. carpeting, air-conditioned, $160 monthly. No pets. 646-5200. bumper guards, AM/FM radio, luxury decor /house, baseboard heat, MANCHESTER - Save gas and eat-in kitchen, formal dining willing and abla to assist 4-Door Hardtop. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power mid $30’s. [home, just redPcoratedl Twol Call 649-7863. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 Livestock 44 swimming pool. $175 plus group, tinted glass, light group. STK 320. NOW *2798 • excellent barn, large brook. walk to stores and schools. room, front-to-back living I bedrooms, central location.! you .In tha sals or cents each. Inquire side door. MANCHESTER - Six room steering, air conditioning, tape deck. ! Hutchins .Agencv. Realtors. 646- Call Jack now for further in­ p u rc h a s e o f YOUR utilities. Robet D. Murdock, Newly listed, conveniently room with fireplace, four I Call early on this one. CEILINGS, inside painting, Manchester Evening Herald. Realtor, 643-2692. duplex, three bedrooms, base­ 3166. located, 4-bedroom Dutch formation. property. BOARDING - Small Arabian NOW >3360 bedrooms, 1>A baths, screened papering, floor sandin^- farm offers one large box stall ment, utilities not included. Colonial. Features large dining WE BUY and sell used fur­ $185. Blanchard & Rossetto, 1973 CHEVROLET MANCHESTER - Large eight- porch, 2-car garage, $45,900. NEW LISTING refinishing (specializing in with adjoining exercise pad- VERNON - One-bedroom room, modern kitchen, front-to- BELFIORE AGENCY, I six-room Colonial with 22'I niture. Cash on the line. One townhouses available for im­ Realtor, 646-2482. NOVA *29 9 5 NEW PINTO WAGON ; room Colonial Cape, fireplaced back living room, sunroom, 1 older floors). John Verfaille, dock. Excellent care, pasture, NEW PINTO 2-OOOR SEOAN Green, automatic transmission, 2300-4 REALTORS NEW COLONIAL - First fireplaced living room. Treed I 646-5750, 872-2222. piece or an entire housefull. mediate occupancy. Designed 2-Door. Small V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power Light blue, 4 speed transmission, 2300-4 ■ living room, large dining room, 1/2 baths. Landscaped corner ICeitL riding area and lessons cylinder engine, 5 A78x13 white sidewall G47-1413 floor family room with llot, fenced yard. Simply| 64^32. Furniture Barn, 345 available. Reasonable. 742-7165. for comfort, convenience and steering, air conditioning, radio, low mileage. cylinder engine, 5 A78x13 white sidewall , eat-in kitchen, first-floor laun- lot. Priced in the 60's. Call Nor­ Main Street Rear, behind tires, luggage rack, front and rear bumper ■ dry room, screened-in porch, 1 I fireplace, formal dining room, spotless. Ask for Joe Lom- GRAD STUDENTS, pleasure. Features include tires, passenger carpeting, front and rear ma Marshall at B W realty, |2Mi baths, carpeting experienced insured, excellent Douglas Motor Sales. private entrances, slate foyer, guards, radio, accent group, mirror group. ' 1 2 baths, 3 large bedrooms, 647-1419. [bardo. PRESIDENTIAL bumper guards, radio, accent group, STK throughout, aluminum siding, Real Sstate references and quality interior total convenience kitchen, for­ STK 350. large rec room. 2-car attached $23,500. Clean four room older CLEAN USED refrigerators, 1972 VOLKSWAGEN 243. home, completely redecorated. l2-car garage, $40,800 CONDOMINIUM painting at the lowest price. Antiques 48 mal dining room and living VILLAGE APTS. garage, large lot. A comfor- THREE-FAMILY, 5-5-4. ranges, automatic washers, MODEL 1131 *2095 - table home located in a prime Central to everything. A rare assumable mortgage. $51,500. I Five and one-half rooms, two! 172 E. Center St. 649-7034. room area, open balcony NOW ’3155 Aluminum siding. New 1 with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s bedroom, 11/2 baths, entertain­ MANCHESTER NOW *2685 I residential area. Immediate oc­ baseboard heating system. Only item. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. bedrooms, Vh baths. Extral 649-1922 646-4126 WANTED Antique furniture, standard transmission, AM/FM radio. NEW RAISED RANCH - Appllpliances, 649 Main St, 643- glass, pewter, oil paintings, or ment room, patio and deck cupancy. Mid 40s. F. J. $37,500. Pasek. Realtors, 289- rooms, large family room, kitchen counter and! 2171 One and two bedrooms • Spilecki. Realtor, 643-2121. AMBASSADOR DRIVE - Building- Contracting 33 other antique items. R. area, individual washer and 7475, 742-8243. 19x25, 2Vz baths, 2 fireplaces, cabinets. Central air con-| Near schools, churches anc “Dick’s Back’’ J Harrison, 643-8709. dryer, storage area, air- r: Seven-room Condominium, ditioning, wall-to-wall SEASONED oak wood - Split 1971 CHEVROLET (/) excellent condition, carport, wall-to-wall carpetinf WE WILL buy your house. Call NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - conditioning, master TV anten­ shopping center, on bus ;■ 8 1 MORTGAGE - 5% down MANCHESTER - Seven-room throughout. 2-car garage. I carpeting.. We invite com- anytime, Hutchins Agency, and ready for fireplace. $20 Wanted to Buy 49 na. $245 per month including line. Call anytime. IMPALA 1995 conventional, CHE A mortgages recreation room, carpeting. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ orders delivered. 742-7886. I welcome all of my friends and past Cape, formal dining room, new Only $32,900. Goodchild- Aluminum siding, $39,800 I parison at $30,500! Realtors, 646-3166. ditions, rec rooms, porches and heat and hot water. Please call 4-Door Hardtop. Small V-8 engine, automatic transmission, ■ available on new 6-room Con- kitchen, two full baths, rear WANTED - Antique furniture, 872-0528 Monday through 646-2623 customers to stop m and say hello! I dominium, three bedrooms, 2 Bartlett, Realtors, 569-1744, assumable mortgage. Asking roofing. No job too small. Call WOOD-Seasoned oak, sawed power steering, radio, vinyl top. dormer, rec room, summer 646-1852. $50 000. SELLING your house? Call us 649-31&. jewelry, glassware, paintings, Friday, 8-5 p.m. 1 2 baths, fully applianced and kitchen, 2-car oversized garage, STONE CONSTRUCTION! first and we’ll make you a cash any length, split, $50 per cord lamps, etc. Call 649-5139. I carpeting. Merritt .Agencv, 646- I CONDOMINIUM- 7 rooms, delivered. John Hutchinson, treed lot, good area. F.J. FIVE-ROOM Ranch, tiled bath, I Built to last practically! offer. One day service. T. J. CARPENTRY — Repairs, VERNON - Town House 1180. Spilecki, Realtors, 643-2121, bedrooms, 2V4 baths, wall-to- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 742-6639. Gardens, one-bedroom Ranch FIVE ROOM, second floor 1971 FORD Mt. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday garage, stone fireplace, oak wall carpeting! modern forever with no maintenancell remodeling, additions, roofing. flooring, excellent condition Lovely authentic stonel Call Davitf Patria, South Wind­ and duplex style apartment im­ apartment, carpeting, stove, MAVERICK 1895 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. I kitchen with built-ins, finished PLANNING TO SELL? FIREWOOD for sale. $25 half Dick Rossitto A throughout. Immediate oc­ fireplace. Stove, refrigerator,I sor, 644-1796. mediately available. An apart­ refrigerator, good location. Call 2-Door. 6-cyllnder engine, automatic transmission, power ^ " Thursday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. rec room, central air- Odegard Realty offers an un­ cord. $40 full cord. Call 742-9046. □ RENTALS ment community of unique after 4 p.m., 646-0807. cupancy. $38,500. Charles wall-to-wall carpeting. Overl steering, radio, vinyl top. Saturdays 9 A.M. to 5 P.NL Lesperance, 649-7620. conditioning, $34,500. equaled marketing program - WES ROBBINS carpentry architectural design and an acre of land with flowering I we can sell your home, not just FRESH SWEET apple cider. beautiful landscaping. Features AVAILABLE immediately - I WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! remodeling specialist. Ad­ Macintosh and Delicious Rooms for Rent 52 Real Estate VERNON - Five-room Ranch, 3 shrubs, shade and fruit trees,I “list” it. Please call if you wish ditions, rec rooms, dormers, private entrances, patio door to three rooms, carpeted, Thinking of Selling Your a veritable park! This rarel to discuss the real estate apples. Botti Fruit Farm, 260 private patio area, wall-to-wall appliances, parking, storage, TED TRUDON PONTIAC bedrooms, built-in oven and Property? Call TODAY! built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Bush Hill Rd. THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ nnCEMlD FOtD, INC. range, fireplace, treed lot with Item is new on the market! market, unique "Odegard 649-3446. carpeting, range, refrigerator lease and security required. No Center Realty” services, and the nished rooms, centrally and garbage disposal, master dogs. Hilliard Street. Call after m "TOLLAND COUNTY'S OLDEST FORD DEALER" |j garden area. Asking $34,900. and priced to sellj WOODEN PALLETS for sale at located. Kitchen privileges. 75-5008. Owner-agent. IMMEDIATELY. Ask for Mr.| specifics that apply to your TV antenna, storage and laun­ 6 p.m., 649-7289. 373 Main Street, Manchester miNDSOR AVE. ROCKVILLE OPEN EVjES. PH LBRICK home. We can prove previous circulation department, Parking. Reasonaole rates. dry facilities in basement, total Matthew. Alufninum Siding Manchester Herald. $2.-$5. Phone 649-2358. N COVENTRY - Twin 'Hills results and will continue Kitchtfn Re-modeling electric. No pets. Rental star­ IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY f - 8% MORTGAGES providing the quality service ting at $150 per month. For ap­ Newly decorated, first-floor 4- Phono 843-2485' CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-842-2276 Drive, four room Ranch, AGENCY FOUR FAMILY New Additions OLD NEWSPAPERS Free - QUIET, clean furnished room Phono 649-2881 (TO QUALIFIED BUYERS) 106x469 lot, two garages, I Close to all schools, shop­ that you expect - and that we pointment call 872-0528, Mon­ room apartment. Appliances. SERVICE THAT SAVES want to be known by. Dave R.E. MILLER, Builder Circulation Department, for working gentleman. Call day through Friday, 8-5 p.m. No pets or children. $155. 633- Hreplace, and many extras. ping, churches. Never a| Manchester Herald. 646-7944. Call 1-859-1301. REALTORS Odegard, Realtor, MLS - 643- Call 649-1421 6026. MANCHESTER - VERNON vacancy problem. For further] 4365. FIVE ROOMS, hot water, gar­ 1 details, ask for Mr. Dwyer. HEAD SKIS - Solomon bindings ROOM FOR gentleman. age, air-conditioner. Adults MANCHESTER Gardens - two SURROUNDING TOWNS LARGE Seven-room Colonial, 1 and Henke buckle boots, size 7 References required. Call 649- 1/2 baths, aluminum siding, 646-4200 LEON Cieszynski builder - new preferred. References, securi­ bedroom duplex, $184 monthly, S31,500 - OLDER COLONIAL, 3 bedroomt, living room, TWO FAMILY 1/2. Call 246-2107, 9-5. 0719. ty. No pets. 54 Strickland includes heat, hot water, , treed lot, $48,500. 15-6 flat, garage, near center.! MISC. SERVICES homes custom built, 0 " ( ^ newer kitchen and bath, barn plui 20x50 ahed IS Agency, 646-3166. remodeled, additions, rec Street. appliances, and parking. B MANCHESTER - Three Recently painted, separate SET LUDWIG DRUMS - pearl FURNISHED ROOM - Mature Immediate occupancy. 3 1/2 with chimney. Acre lot on Rt. 30. bedroom Garrison Colonial. rooms, garages, kitchens color, $600, Call 875-2968. $33,900 - COLONIAL In excellent condition, 3 bedrooms, heating systems. Owner may working female, kitchen room apartment, $164 monthly. BOWERS SCHOOL area - 4-4,2- Country kitchen, formal dining Services Ottered 31 remodeled, bath tile, cement privileges, parking, private en­ MANCHESTER - Newer one- help with financing. Excellent Available February 1st. ______living room, dining room, den, kitchen, large family, excellent condition, work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ FURNITURE - Some are an­ FREE. room. Fireplace, 1 1/2 baths, trance. Call 6408811. bedroom Ranch-type apart­ bath, treed lot. separate heating systems, nice investment. Never a vacancy] tial or commercial. Call 649- Superintendant, 646-0090. Equal half acre. Immediate occupan­ SHARPENING Service - tiques. Boston rocker, buffet, ment. Private entrance. housing. $34,900 - RANCH in very clean condition, 5'/^ rooms lot. T. J. Crockett, Realtors, cy. $43,900. Pasek Realtors, I problem. Saws, knives, axes, shears, 4291. coffee table, end tables, chairs. CLEAN, furnished room for Includes heat and appliances. 643-1577. with fireplace, nice treed lot, deadend street. MLS, 289-7475. skates, rotary blades. Quick Other miscellaneous items. 649- retired or working gentleman. $185 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, FOUR ROOMS, modern, se­ $35,900 - RANCH in immaculate condition, 3 bedrooms, DRIVE BY service. Capitol Equipment TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 1488. Call 643-9353 or inquire 4 Pearl Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. 166 Ludlow Road im prestigel Carpentry and general contrac­ cond floor, heated, electric AMC will give you an additional living room, dining room, kitchen, 2-car ga­ Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. Street. ! Rockledge area, then call us ting. Residential and commer­ stove, backyard, no pets, $180. rage, above ground pool with stockade fence. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday WELL SEASONED oak, MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- to Inspect versatile 5| cial. Whether it be a small cherry, maple. Split, delivered 633-7182 after 6. $36,500 - NEW RAISED RANCH In Columbia, family I 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- RESPONSIBLE female wanted bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 bedroom home. repair lob, a custom built home and stacked. $50 per cord. Call baths, full, private basement. room with fireplace, garage, treed lot. What is your Property Worth? 7958. to share Manchester home with or anything in between, call 646- 646-4303. young family. Good location, Includes heat, appliances, ONE ROOM and three room $37,500 ■ SPLIT front-to-back, 3 bedrooms, living room, 12 months or 12,000 miles of coverage. We will inspect your property and suggest FIVE GARAGES... REWEAVING burns, holes. 1379. reasonable. References needed. carpeting, patio and pool. $275 furnished apartment - All kitchen, dining area, Vh baths, family room. an asking price. (No obligation.) go with this amazingly clean! Zippers, umbrellas repaired. SEASONED firewood, cut, Write Box JJ, Manchester monthly. Paul W. Dougan, utilities. Older persons ANY, TYPE Carpentry and split, delivered, truck load $30. Shows well. Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY!!! 6-6 duplex one block fromi Window shades, Venetian Herald. Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. preferred. 272 Main Street. $37,500 ■ CAPE style home, 1800's. Five rooms finished, Main Street. Separate gasl blinds. Keys. TV for rent. masonry work, additions and Sand, gravel and stone. 643-9504 AMC’s FREE Double BUYER PROTECTION PLAN.™ 3 rooms to be finished, 2-car garage, nicely heating systems recently in-| Marlows, 887 Main St. 649-5221. remodeling. Free estimates. A. after 8. Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Squillacote, 649-0811. 1st YEAR-FREE. 2nd YEAR-FREE* treed lot. stalled. An excellent invest­ I ------PASEK REALTORS - MLS MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. WOOD STOVES - Many models Double the benefits, double the convenience, $38,900 - LARGE RANCH, very clean. Must be sold. Of­ ment now, with an evenl The loHowtnf aotts and Mrvtaea are aevared ! Tha teHeertne parM ortd larvkaa aia eovereU BUILDING - Remodeling, to choose from. $60 and up. Call 1 agalnat taatary dalacis or fadure 4\m to fers considered. Three bedrooms, living room Removal, pruning, lot clearing, aealnat taetery daleeta e< laHur* e«M to double the protection of AMC’s exclusive 289-7475 — EAST HARTFORD I greater future potential. spraying. Fully insured. roofing, rec rooms, additions, 742-8481. * « a r Im 11 ineMha m 11.000 mUat.** I wear lor in eaewonal 11 moniha or 11,006 mMoa.** with fireplace, dining area, kitchen, baths, 742-8243 — COVENTRY Every garage rented.! Licensed. Free estimates. garages. All kinds, carpentry 1 BUYER PROTECTION PLAN™. Free. That’s rec room, garage, large treed lot. work. For estimates call 649- PAFITS FIXED OR REPLACED FREE j PARTI FIXED OR REPLACED FREE j Member National Assoc, of Real Estate Boards also Investigate this fine In- Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. LANGE ski boots, size 10 1/2, AMC OM FORD CHRYSLIR AMC QM FORD CHRYtUN | $38,900 • COLONIAL In center of town, 3 bedrooms, liv­ lu n f s r 1 the kind of special offer your AMC Dealer is member of the Hartford, Manchester and Vernon Multiple I vestmentl 1142. worn twice, $35. Call 649-8653. Engina/Otiva train T I 8 YES YES YES 1 Eng.rta/Driva train YES NO NO NO ing room, dining room, den, country kitchen, Spath plugs Y f i NO NO NO 1 Spark ptvQ* YES NO NO NO Listing Service. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Shock Abaorttara VE 8 NO NO YES 1 S h o ck A b io rta rs YIS NO NO NO making available right now. 1V} baths, large enclosed porch, 3-car garage “Trees cut, trimmed or topped, R. E. GOWER Remodeling, ad­ TAG SALE - Friday and Satur­ Braka lln.nga YE 8 NO NO YES 1 Buka linings YU NO NO NO VERSATILE VALUEI ditions, garages, porches, Clutch linings YU NO NO YES 1 Clutch linings YIS NO NO NO with large studio and loft. stumps removed, fully insured. day January 10th and 11th at 45 Wipat biadaa YIS NO NO NO 1 WIparbIsdas YES NO NO NO I Immaculate four bedroom I kitchen and formica work, Brian Road, South Windsor. BEST DEALS m YEAR! Ltghi bulbt Y I8 NO NO NO 1 light bulbs YU NO NO NO $47,950 - 1972 COLONIAL, 4 bedrooms, living room, din­ Got a tree problem? Well worth Hosat a Balls Y I8 YES NO NO 1 Hosts a Balls YU NO NO NO If you take delivery of a new ’75 Gremlin, Hornet Colonial with moderni repairs. 646-2087 after 4 p.m. Side by side refrigerator- t ing room, kitchen, Vh baths, family room with a phone call. 742-8252. 1 URVICU PROVIDED FREE amenities such as new! freezer, sofa bed, and various Drastic Heductions Now on Brand New 1975 Monaco 8EAVICE8 PROVIDED FREE or Matador before March first, AMC will fix or fireplace, garage, gorgeous lot, large home lor U&R BEHER BUYS Whaal si>gnmanl Y t l NO NO NO j Whaal allgnntanl YU NO NO NO circuit-breaker wiring, twol CUSTOM MADE Draperies, TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service small items. Phone 644-1215. Whaal balancing YU NO NO NO 1 Whaal balancing YIS NO NO NO the money. Align hatdilghls Y C i NO NO NO 1 A lig n ha a d lig h ia Y fS NO NO NO replace free any part—except tires—for 24 months air conditioners, washer. Allj very reasonable work - remodeling, repairs, counter Adjuil carburetor Y t t NO NO NO 1 Adfusl catburalor YU NO NO NO $49,900 • 8-ROOM COLONIAL close to Vernon Circle, 4 $37,800 — East Hartford, 6-room Ranch, swimming and cabinet work, free es- GERT’S a gay girl - ready for a Adjusi d'Slrtbulor YU NO NO NO 1 A d iv o t d is trib u te r YU NO NO NO curtains, drapes will stay. guaranteed, call anytime. 649- A d iu i l brakaa T I 8 NO NO NO 1 A d h rst brakaa YU NO NO NO or 24,000 miles if the part is defective, or just pool. NO NO NO bedrooms, 2Vi baths, living room, dining room, 4266. timtes. Call 643-5769. whirl after cleaning carpets Ad|uti dutch YU NO NO NO { A d ju s t c lu tc h YU I Two story two car garage. I Adiuil transmission bsnda YU NO NO NO j Adjust iransmistlon bands YU NO NO NO kitchen, family room, garage, cedar closets, with Blue Lustre. Rent electric NO plain wears out under normal use and service. I BRAND NEW 1975 DODGE Vi TON Adjuit a tlghtan baits YU NO NO NO 1 A d ju s t A tig h la n b a lls YU NO NO Priced In the BWW NH) 1975 Y f t NO NO HO I Tighisn nuts 4 bolls YU NO NO NO large above ground pool with huge patio dock. $43,500 — South Windsor, 7'h room Split, treed lot. GUTTERS cleaned and MASON CONTRACTOR - shampooer $1. E. A. Johnson Tighlan nuU A boUs J mid-thirties and worth Itl! Frts losnsr esr VEI NO NO YES 1 Pras loanar car YIS NO NO NO The longest, most complete coverage offered Plastering, custom built stone Paint Company. NO NO 1 TtlpInlarruptionFrotacMon YU NO NO NO Many other features repaired. Painting and SNO-FIGHTER PICKUP Trip inittnipIlonProlaclion YE8 NO Favorable tax situation. Truly or brick fireplaces, chimney DODGE DART SWINGER U.. ____ ~ ~ ~ $52,900 - LARGE RANCH, Forest Hills. Living room, din­ $46,500 — Vernon, 7-room Ranch, like now, paperhanging. Call Bill Lessard 4-wheel drive, e'A loot bed. poel-tractlon, by any American car manufacturer. a fine investment for the 646-6688. repairs, block and cement ONE PAIR K-2 ski boots, prac­ 2-Door hardtop. Vinyl root, 6-cyllnder engine, ing room, kitchen, family room with fireplace, 3 swimming pool. growing family and/or the work. New and repairs. E. tically brand new. Excellent power eteering, automatic tranamisslon, deluxe automatic tranamisslon, power steering, Inside huge bedrooms, 1Vi baths, garage. Immediate wheel covera, remote control mirror, day/night In- hood release, step bumper. Increased cooling tradesman with storage] TWO HANDYMEN - will clean Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. condition. Size 10-11. $100. Call alde mirror, AM radio, 3-speed wipera, vinyl body capacity, fully equipped to plow snow, plus A M Cri Dealers Gremlin ■ Hornet ■ Matador occupancy. Offers Invited. $46,500 — Coventry, 7-room Raised Ranch, 2 acres. I requirements. attics and cellars, lie after 6 p.m., 646-8046. aide mouldinga, Intida hood raleaae, dual home, tremendous summer recreational vehicle, S57.900 - NEW RAISED RANCH off Porter 8t. Three bed­ trucking, reasonable rates, 6 Roohng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 light package, diac brakaa, whitewall tiraa. l i s t ...... $6678.90 rooms, living room, dining room, huge country $53,000 — Vernon, Boulder Ridge, new Raised 5305. ELECTRONIC air cleaner for TOTAL LIST ...... $4343.85 kitchen, family room with fireplace, 2'h baths, Ranch. FOUR FAMILY BIDWELL Home Improvement hot air system has all at­ IHEGOONGMY Co. Expert installation of SALE >5400 2-car garage, parklike yard. Immediate occu­ $55,000 — Manchester, Kennedy Rd., new 7-room ] In the twenties! Needs work. | ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ tachments, $400 item, $125 or ^SALE ’ 3895 pancy. Call Joe Lombardo for| eling, rec rooms, offices, aluminum siding, gutters and best offer. Call 649-7441. YOU SAVE •448.85 YOU SAVE *1278.90 Ranch. household repairs. Phone 649- trims. Roofing installation and $56,500 - NEW 5-5 DUPLEX, under construction. I details. Geofge F. De Cormier $63,900 - BIRCH HILL, 8-room U&R Colonial In Immacu­ $59,000 — Vernon, Boulder Ridge, now 0-room 4594. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. A. B. CHASE upright piano, late condition, 4 bedrooms, living room, dining Colonial. 8% FINANCING excellent condition, $150. Call ]availablel Do you qualify? j SNOW PLOWING - parking ROOFING - Specializing 649-2000 after 5 p.m. room, kitchen, 2V] baths, family room with fire­ ] Call us for Information. lots, driveways, walkways. San­ repairing roofs, new roofs, place, 2-car garage, treed lot. $69,800 — South Windsor, Green Ridge, spacious 9-room Raised Ranch. ding. Call after 5:30, 742-8382, gutter work, chimneys, cleaned WHITE FORMICA top $73,900 - CONTEMPORARY RANCH In Hebron, gor­ WE and repaired. 30 years secretary desk, 5’x2Va’ surface, DeCormier Motor Sales, Inc. geous 2 acres, In-groung pool. A nice piece of $69,900 — Manchester, HIghwood Drive, new 8-room ]have many other listings! BUILDING and remodeling - experience. Free estimates. $100. Call 646-6247. property. Call for more details. available, some In surroun­ Kitchens, bathrooms, family Howley, 643-5361. CHORCHES 2-story. 285 Broad Stroet TM Buyer Protection Plan ii t Trade Mark ding towns. Call us for rooms, Mrages, roofing and MECHANIC’S hand tools - of American Motor* Corporation. professional service — Wej gutters. Free estimates. Paul ROOFING - Installation and Tach-dwell and timing light for DODGE VOF r IflMMANCHESTER IlVIlhn cCHRYSLER h r y s l e e M anchester 'Special offer good on cars delivered between December I. 1974 All typos of flnandng avallaMo on these homes. S. I^tarazzo, 875-0509. repairs, gutters, storm win­ through February 28, 1975. (Not applicable to Reef talee.) ] work. sale. Call 649-6983, ask for Jim. **Chryiler coverage li 12 monihi, unlimited mileage. 646-4144 Buy now before prices Increase. dows, doors. Experienced 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER 643-2791 Phone 643-4165 U&R REALTY CO. \ WILL TRUCK most an;lythlng quality workmanship. Fully in­ SEASONED HARDWOOD - most any place for below sured. Free estimates. FRECHEHE & MARTIN, INC., Realtors 643-2602 BELRORE AGENCY ny . Cord or half-cord loads. reasonable prices. Free es- R easo n ab le irices. Rick Buckland Farms, 406 Burnham ; -% F V V* • - V fr'.v. 2C7 F1AIN STREET, MANCHESTER Robert 0. Munlook, Realtor 1 Realtors 847-1413| (■kSASHESBTSRBBBSB tiniatei. Call 646-4308. Burnett, 84(^3 Street, Manchester, 644-SS61 PAGE EJG H TE^ - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Fri„ Jan. 19, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Jan. 10, 1975 — PAGE NINETEEN BY JIM BERRY Autos For Sals Autos For Sale Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61

p o /- I'AA &0^i^JA TPH- Y o o a n /vip/v&upp THANKS I^PA-p^NOVriFI OUT OUR WAY BY NKD COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGS BUNINY opt? ^APPP-NTE12.'6- ^ YOO - 'e m THAT IRKS ME EVERVTIA/1E I HAVE TO \ " 7 I RNOW -I'VE i^AN AV(9IP M H 5TA <^-- A l PFA^/V«?FP W T . w h a t ^ l T rM TR.Y1N’ T' OUTRUN TH' GUY CONSRATllLATlONSON YOUR W ASN 'T ITS ALWAYS T H E B\& ^ WHO IvUkRKS OO TO THE GARASE FOR SOMETHIM'.' H TALREP TO HIM MNRRIN6E,EPPIE! PON'T LET. rtOOPLETRE' THE SUYS V i m T H ' F IR S T COOL PAY IW TH' FALL PA “ T ABOUT IT-BUT 7 ^ WE’LL DEAL WUSH.? TtlE PESSIMISTS DAMPEN SUV WHO WHP FI6H T m S-TASHES AWAY TH' CAR FORTH' WIMTERJ ) iTS HIS PRIPE YOUR AROORv-TtlE WEPOED /MAPETriE' THE MOST IE MUST THIMK IT'LL LAST A LIFETIME A AMP JOY. STOP STATE O FFER S A FULL MEASURE FRACTURE WHO 6IVE S&SBUICK YOUR WAY OF BLISS IF y o u REMEMBER W AR P FOR THE /HOST AT PAILV COMPLIMENTS FSRGETTIN' APVICE! AND WEEKLY SIFTS' HIS TH EIR WAY ANNIVERSARY 7 w e l l ; NEW YEAR-NEW LOW PRICES THEYVE SOT THE / o •^73 OPEL MANTA ANYWAY! 1E1PER1ENCE Modal 57, automatic, vinyl top, radio, bucket aaata. <2495 h ' l •^72 OPEL RALLYE Tell us what you want in a car and the price you want Business tor Rent 55 2-Door Sport Cpe., 4-apeed, 5 all Rallya optlona. h fO Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 <2195 to pay. We'll find the perfect combination for you (0 if7S by W«iw( en UK. ,/T T H Aw U S Fif Off □ AUTOMOTIVE >^74 ELECTRA 225 and we'll give you the deal others only talk abouti ELLINGTON - 2,000 sq. ft. new 1974 GRAND PRIX, air- 1965 PONTIAC GTO - Good run­ Cuatom 4-Door Hardtop, fully power equipped, fac­ brick and steel building, clear conditioning, AM/FM stereo, ning condition. 5400 firm. Call tory air condWonlng, vinyl top, under 9,000 mllaa. <5895 BY HANK LEONARD span, loading dock, heat and Autos For Sale 61 54,800. Days call 423-3400, 643-4416 between 5 and 6 p.m. air-conditioning optional. 872- »^74 BUICK LeSABRE evenings 643-4281. 4-Door Sedan, power ateerlng, power brakea. <4495 SUPER SPECIALS! /T tVAS THAT 8351. NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1973 VOLKSWAGEN - excellent FWK McKENZm Bankrupt? Repossessed? VEGA 1972, Hatchback. condition, asking 52,000. Call •^73 CHEV MALIBU WHO SHOT OFF SINGLE ROOM and three after 6 p.m., 875-2891. 2-Door Hardtop, automatic tranamlaalon, power 74 LTD SOUK WtCW $ 3 0 0 5 HIS FAT MOUTH, Honest Douglas accepts lowest Excellent condition. steering. <2895 V-8 engine, automatic tranamlaalon, power ateerlng, power brakea, /.I^IPVICE IE rooms available as suite or down, sm allest payments. Reasonably priced. 646-3325 air conditioning, lima paint. WASN'T ITP NOBLER TO singles. Air-conditioning, off Douglas Motors, 345 Main. after 5:30. 1972 CHRYSLER Imperial, ful­ ^ 7 2 ELECTRA CUSTOM G IVE TH A N street parking. Phone John H. 4-Door Hardtop, power steering, power brakea, <2695 RECEIVE" ly loaded. Savings Bank of vinyl top. 74 MUSTANG H $ 3 3 9 5 Lappen, Inc. 649-5261. TOYOTA - See us for reliable 1973 TOYOTA Celica, Manchester, repossession, 52,- 4 Cylinder engine, automatic transmission, power ateerlng, power YESTTERPAY3 used Toyotas with our 60-day automatic transmission, 900. Call 646-1700. ir Many OttiBrs To Chooso From ^ brakes, vinyl root, red paint. C imDtXtA UK, T M B.g US P»l Ofl TWO-ROOM office with private 100% warranty. We also buy am/fm radio and tape. lavatory. near Manchester 73 PWTO $ 1 9 9 5 used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, Excellent running condition, 2-Door, 4 cylinder engine, 4-apeed tranamlaalon, brown paint. MUTT AND JEFF CREATED BY BUD FISHER Memorial Hospital. 1 643- 345 Center Street, Manchester, $2,600. 646-4037 anytime. ASK ABOUT 1186. 646-4321. UP T O <100 ExcIusIm 73 GRAN TORINO WAGON $ 3 4 9 5 1971 DODGE DART Demon - Major V-8 engine, automatic tranamlaalon, power ateerlng, powar brakea, MLOVE, I HAVE A SURPRISE/ ^ NOW " I WANT you ' M UTT YOU'RE VERY O H, L E T A s m i l e b e Resort Property AUTO INSURANCE - Compare S ix cylinders, 2-door, JUNK CARS air condlUonIng, AM/FM radio, green paint. I MADE $ 3 0 0 IN THE . TO PUT THIS AWAY SMART AND SENSIBLE. Yo u r u m b r e l l a o n a Medici , r a in y RAINY w For Rent 56 our low rates. Young drivers HEALTHY I’M REALLY PROUD automatic. Needs some body STOCK MARKET/ r— Z h K F O R A RAIN Y DAY.' - O AY- welcome. For quotation call work. Asking $750. 646-2605 WANTED Used Car 73 OLDS CUTLASS $ 3 5 9 5 OF you/ WE WILL PAY UP TO $100 2-Door Hardtop, V-8 engine, automatic tranamlulon, power ateerlng, LUXURY Contemporary three- Rod Dolin, 646-6050. after 5 p.m. Warranty power brakes, air conditioning, green paint. bedroom Chalet on Otis Reser­ FOR YOUR JUNK CAR WHEELS voir, five miles from Otis Depending on Year and OHE FULL YEAR-NO MUiAGE RESTRICTIOH WE PAY $10 for complete junk CLASSIC 1958 MGA Roadster, 73 TORINO - $ 2 9 9 5 PRISCILLA’S POP BY AE VERMEER Ridge. Ski. skate, snow mobile cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto rebuilt and clean. 28 mpg. $600. Model The MOST You Can SpamI Is $25.00 2-Door Hardtop. V-8 engine, automaUc transmission, power ateerlng, and enjoy the Berkshires. green paint. C A R L .Y L E I IT'S' AND Body, 528-1990. 649-5824. FREE TOW ON ANY MAJOR REPAIR!______J E N N Y \ , Weekly, monthly or seasonally. J U S T L O O K I W ITH WHOM SAME DAY SERVICE 73 GALAXIE 500 $ 2 9 9 5 l - U ! ) I 875-2659. References required. 1972 FORD Torino Station GREMLIN - Free second year A T Y O U ' w e r e y o u PLEASE CALL FOR V-8 engine, automatic tranamlaalon, power steering, power brakea, P i e H T I M e ? Wagon - V-8, automatic, power of guaranty (A $99 value) if you CURRENT PRICE LISTS green paint. CAPE COO SUMMDI RENTALS steering, air, very clean. buy and take delivery of a new 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. 822-1104 Chorches Motors, 643-2791. 1975 before February 28, 1975. S & S BUICK 73 THUNDERBIRD $ 4 9 9 5 Quiet, residential beach areas. $135 to after 5 p.m. 247-0910 Full power, beauUlul car. $375 week. incl. utilities. DeCormier Motors, 643-4165. Bartara S. Lovely, Realtor ALLiED FORD FALCON 1969 - Two- 72 GALAXIE 500 $ 2 2 9 5 - " i Champlatn Rd., Orlun*, M m . Herald Classified Ads wfl find a new SCRAP METALS V-8 englna, automatic tranamlaalon, power steering, power brakea, door, six cylinder. Clean, 617-255-0462 hoax for everythinf . . . even for you! 741 WINDSOR STREET air conditioning, marroon color. CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE excellent running condition. Call after 5:30, 742-5041. HARTFORD 72 FURY IN $ 2 4 9 5 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, AS YOU K N O W - I'LL APMIT I AIN'T THAT'S WHY I WOT DIP vinyl roof, green color. THESE ARE TIMES BEEN StEEPIN' TOO PREFER HER TO Y' HAVE IN OF GREAT UNRESr... TRAVEL BY OTHER M IN D . V E R 72 LTD BROUGHAM $ 2 9 9 5 EVEN IN MY OWN HIGHNESS" 4-Door, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, power l- \o Y.-) J i-io A ROCKET brakes, air condlUonIng, blue paint. BLAST OFF? 72 NOVA $ 2 3 9 5 THE BORN LOSER 4-Door, V-8 engine, automatic U-anamlaslon, power steering, air con­ CLOSEOUT ditioning, green paint. ^VOUR FWHER 16 BR1N6»IM63 ,.,-SO PIOW$E CIRSKCUIS 72 TOYOTA COROLLA WAGON $ 2 3 9 5 A W IMP0RTAKT6UEKT MOTHER'iDb WON'T 4 Cylinder engine, automatic Uansmltalon, blue paint. 1975 ASTRE HATCHBACK HOME ID D1HN02-, 6PILL AwyTHlNfeL I 70 MAVERICK $ 1 8 9 5 Tinted glass, body side mouldings, 2-Door, 6 cylinder engine, automaUc transmission. automatic transmission, power steering, radial tires, AM radio 70 THUNDERBIRD $ 2 4 9 5 V-8 engine, automaUc tranamlaalon, power steering, air condlUonIng, SALE and more. powar windows. BRAND NEW LEFTOVERS 72 FIDO PICKUP $ 2 2 9 5 6'A Foot Styleside, V-8 engine, automaUc transmission, red paint. $3899 THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA BARBERA Your Small Car J FORD Headquarters a c t u a l l y . X'M I(,(J s ( i M A W K W 74 KU UAMI KW 74 NOVA ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN STARED-BUT Hatchback Coupe with a 140-2 engine, turbo-hydramatic Custom Hatchback Coupe with V-8 engine, turbo- HU SER B CHILI C U I L I IS t S I A lS t \ k A . transmission, radio, body side mouldings, white wall tires, hydramatic transmission, console, bucket seats, power 1975 VENTURA 2-DOOR JUST TOO HOT FOR MB/.... wheel rings. 2 to choose from. steering, vinyl roof, radio, undercoat. Carter Care, STK Automatic transmission, power 2540 steering, radial tires, body side DILLON FORD mouldings, AM radio, roof rack SPECIAL PRICE *2885 and more. SPECIAL PRICE *3510 319 Mam SL. Manchester 643-214S A 3 9 99 ••i*»*.*«*i%*.*?i*.*»*i*.*«VW%**V«V»*a*i^??a*i*e*‘*‘*'*'»'»'^ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 OMEGA 2-DOOR Trucks lor Sale 62 Power steering, automatic BRAND NEW 74 IMPALA BRAND NEW 74 CAPRICE 1952 DODGE dump truck for Custom Coupe. V-8 engine, turbo-hydramatic transmis­ Classic Coupe with V-8 engine, turbo-hydramatic transmission, 6-cylinder engine, P transmission, 50/50 spilt seat, vinyl roof, air conditioning, CiMn, LaM MoM sale, low mileage, excellent sion. deluxe belts, air conditioning, tinted glass, mats, white sidewall radial tires, wheel 1 condition. Call 643-0926. radio, rear speaker, vinyl roof, white wall tires, wheel AM/FM radio, roar speaker, tinted glass, tilt-wheel discs, AM radio, bumper strips. USED CARS covers, dual horns, vinyl Ulm. STK 2741. steering wheeel, rear defogger, bumper guards, many :-:-x •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• otherwuiwr W^llWItO,options, ^STK I r> 3095 N Top PriGos PaM Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 VACHROJli/iAtA* $3999 For AH Makos BY HOUSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WIN AT BRIDGE SPECIAL PRICE 3892 5p£QUL *4449 EXPERT bicycle repairs, all CARTER CHEVROLET The bidding has been: 10 makes, models and speeds. m CO^RK. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, West North East South 1229RWnStraM Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- Bridge principles are flexible 1 A Ph0M545-64e4 2098. Pass 1 V Pass 1 A •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Before leading that third dia­ Pass 2 ♦ Pass 2 A Campera-Trallert mond West must realize that Pass 2 N.T. Pass ? BRAND NEW 74 VEGA NORTH 10 You, South, hold: BRAND NEW 74 VEGA 1975 ASTRE WAGON Mobile Homes 65 It is a good principle of defen­ the play is hopeless. Maybe Hatchback Coupe, 140-2 engine, turbo-hydramatic lotchback Coupe, 140-2 engine, turbo-hydramat A J S 4 AK7643XA2 49AAK732 1972 MERCURY Com et - sive play to stick to leading the nothing else will be any better, transmission, radio, body side mouldings, wheel rings, ansmlsslon, radio, white wall tiros, STK 3233 Automatic transmission, power V Q J 10 What do you do now? Brown with vinyl top, six- suit you have started with. It is but a shift to the 10 of spades STK 3023 steering, radial tires, body side ♦ 75 A—Pass. This is the time to re­ cylinder automatic, power 14’ WIDE - $9,995 might just be a winner. He AAQI094 a pretty good general principle main a live coward and quit while moulding, AM radio, roof rack steering, tape deck, white walls should make that shift. No better time to trade. WEST EAST but there are times when you no one has doubled you. SPECIAL PRICE *2758 and more. and snow tires. 649-4583, 646- must abandon it and try for SPECIAL PRICE *2856 We need your 10’ wide now. A 10 9 8 A K Q 7 5470. something better. It will be a winner! South will TODAY’S QUESTION We will allow top dollar. 4f 8 7 4 2 V9S3 have lost two diamonds and will Instead of bidding two No p a y n ^ until April 1975 ♦ KQJ10 3 4862 3 9 9 9 1968 CHRYSLER Newport 2- have to lose two spades and a diamonds your partner has bid Parts, Suppllas, A5 AK732 West opens the king of club later. door, Savings Bank of two notrump directly over your and Accassorlas SOUTH (D) diamonds against South’s three Manchester, repossession, $600. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI no-trump contract. South can’t (NKWSrAl'KH KNTKHI'HISE ASSN I one spade. What do you do now? Call 646-1700. A A632 'la PLAZA HOMES VAK6 afford to win that trick since he Answer Tomorrow BRAND NEW 74 IMPALA BRAND NEW 74 IMPALA must take a club finesse later. Sport Coupe with V-8 engine, turbo-hydramatic transmis­ 1965 FORD Galaxie 500, 1348 Wilbur C ron Hwy. ♦ A 94 Answer to Previous Puzzle Custom Coupe with a V-8 engine. turbo-hydramaUc You can own a Pre-owned Cadillac for Borlln Tpk*., Boriln, Conn. AJ86 West continues with the 10 and sion. air conditioning, deluxe belts, tinted glass, dual transmission, air conditioning, vinyl roof, tinted gim , automatic transmission, power again South must duck. Colors horns, radio, remote control mirror, body side mouldings, radio, remote control mirror, wheel covers, white walls, steering, good running condi­ 828-0369 Both vulnerable white wall tires, wheel covers, vinyl roof, vinyl trim. STK vinyl trim, STK 2998 tion, $350. Call 643-5742. “Qutllty homes, aaoafbty p tfe etT West North East South At this point a West with a 2566 the same dollar amount as a new car! 1 N.T. one-track mind will lead a third ACROSS 64 Ripped 1966 FORD Station wagon, good Pass 3 N T. Pass Pass 65 Camera part running condition, $175; 1957 NEW YEAR’S Resolution - Stop diamond. South will win; take 1 Primary color Pass 66 Sabbath (ab.) e Tg SPECIAL PRICE *3844 *3939 1974 SEDAN deVHIE 1974 FORD LTD Chevy body with hi- paying rent! Three bedrooms, 1 and lose the club finesse and 4 Pale red DOWN All Cadillac equipped Including air conditioning, vinyl Opening lead—K ♦ watch East suffer, since East 8 Yellow metal lop, AM/FM radio and more. One year or 12,000 mile 4-Door Hardtop, V-8 angina, automatic tranamlaalon, performance parts; Four 1/2 baths. $4,995. Immediate color 1 Respondent s a B D guarantee. power ateerlng, power dloc brokaa, air conditioning, Chevy 14” spoke mags with parking, excellent financing. won’t be able to do anything to atareo, powar windows, vinyl root, low mileage. 12 Greek letter (ab.) a O Q B s a tires; Call after 5, 649-5020. Call 828-0369. get West into the lead. 13 Asian country 2 Summers (Fr.) By Oswald & James Jacoby s a a m i a a B 1973 ELDORADO 1971 CUTLASS STATION WAGON 14 Lamb's 3 Facts diiH saisira All Cadillac equipped Including air conditioning, AM/FM V-a engine, automatic tranamlaalon, air conditioning, 1968 CHRYSLER - Four-door THREE SMALL used trailers - pseudonym 4 Coloring matter s Q l a a m s ] stereo radio, tlltwheel steering wheel, cruise control, power ateerlng. hardtop, radio, automatic, Can rebuild or use frames. $150, 15 Coterie 5 Irregular tab.) BRAND NEW 74 VEGA BRAND NEW 74 VEGA defogger, 6-way power seat, power windows, power 6 Scottish 25 Detachment 43 Convex column G.T. Coupe with 140-2 engine, tinted glass, custom In­ power steering, power brakes, $250, $350. Call 828-0369. 16 Heib color and G.T. Coupe with turbo-hydramatic transmission, tinted door locks, black with black vinyl top, red leather in­ flavoring (2 negative (pi.) tab) moldings terior, radio, deluxe bumpers and bumper guards, heavy 1970 BUICK STATION WAGON air-conditioned, vinyl roof, good glass, swing out rear windows, radio, heavy duty radiator, terior. v-8 engine, automatic tranamlaalon, olr conditioning, wda.) 7 Moumiul bell 26 Dress designer 45 Green duty radiator, 4-speed transmission, STK 3151 gas mileage, one owner. Must CAMPER SHELL - 8’ Insulated RY FRANK O’NEAL STAR G A * E l C * % > I custom interior, 2 to choose from. power ateerlng. SHORT RIBS 18 Sacred song sound 27 Vishnu vegetable be seen. 643-9708, 647-1908. and paneled, best offer. 646- By C LA Y R. PO LLAN 1973 SEDAN deVILLE LIIRA 20 Retard speed 8 Jewel incarnation 47 Feminine name Asking $850. 2250. N0T6UNMAN, SHERIFF fiTS ANNIE OAKLEV. ARIIS 49 Acting company All Cadillac equipped Including air conditioning, lllt- 1969 OLDS CUTLASS S , SHERIFF. I d o n T w a n t n o MAS. 21 Your Daily ActMty Guide sen. (var.l 9 Second epoch 28 Mat white whael steering wheel, cruise control, stereo radio, 2-Door Hardtop, V-8 engine, autometlo tranamitelon, nWERE^ A RkST euN 6UNMEN IN THI5 OUN PERSON/./, According to Iht Stan. 21 Horae command of Tertiary 29 Changed color 50 Masculine name SPECIAL PRICE *3179 SPECIAL PRICE *3296 A f i. I* OCT. 22 defogger, leather tan Interior, power seals, power win­ power steering, powar disc brakes, vinyt root. To develop messoge for Soturdoy, ol 52 Silent OVER AT THE SAUdON- H E R E T O W N . 4-22-3344 6-5546-73, 22 Ever (contr) Period dows, new radial tires, brown with tan roof. One year or Automotiva Sarvica 66 Automotive Service 66 read words correspo^ing to numbers 23 Italian island 10 Row 3 1 Having wings 54 Greek teller (pi.) 5 4 4 5 -8 0 ^ 174-76-77 12,000 mile guarantee. I o f your Zodioc b irth sign. c resort 11 Appointment 32 Explosive 55 Girl's name 1967 OLDS CUTLASS ^ TAUItUS SCORPIO sounds 56 Dull in color 4 door. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power 1 Check 31 6usir>ess 61 Toctfully 26 Removed 17 Black (F r) 20 OCT. 234 58 Way traveled 1973 COUPE deVILLE steering, power brakes, radio, low miles. 2 Bright 32 Lover's 62 Smooth excess water 19 Hawaiian 35 Withered All Cadillac equipped Including air condllloning. blue I ^ MAY 20 3 Quorrels 33 And 63 A 21" 30 Resurlace a lire wreath 38 Rodent (ab) 64 Your leather Interior, vinyl top, tilt wheel steering wheel, cruise 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING f N 5-20-3142 4 Friendi 34 Right M9-30-4U 33 Adjective suffix 23 Antique car (p i) 40 Delicate colors 59ECOI BRAND NEW 74 IMPALA BRAND NEW 74 IMPALA control, stereo radio, blue with a blue vinyl top. One year 1969 PONTIAC FIREBIRD H ^ 5 2 4 3 ^ - 8 4 5 Dealing 35 Goy 65 Support 51-62-22 34 Playthings INKWSHAl'KK ENTERl'KISE ASSN I Custom Coupe with V-8 engine, turbo-hydramatic V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, 6 Don't 36 Doctor 66 Get or 12,000 mile guarantee. CIMINI Custom Coupe with V-8 engine, turbo-hydramatic power brakes, bucket seats, vinyl top. console, white 7 Your 37 Don't 67 Likely SAGITTARIUS 36 End (comb 6 9 to 11 transmission, air conditioning, tinted glass, deluxe belts, 36 M oy 68 in 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 transmission, air condlUonIng, vinyl roof, radio with rear with blue top and blue Interior, 50.000 miles New tires. UAY 21 6 Post NOV. lotml mats, dual horns, remote control mirror, door edge 1972 ELDORADO 'M 9 Friend 39 O ff 69 Dotes 37 Persian poet speaker, mats, deluxe belts, tinted glass, rsmots control JU N l 20 70 On Dec 13 14 guards, radio, rear speaker, white wall Urea, wheel covers, Equipped with all Cadillac luxury options Including air 10 Donger 40 You 39 Ooze 12 vinyl root, STK 2572 mirror, white wall bras, wheel covers, dual horns, door conditioning, AM/FM atsreo, power windows, power M O RI ARTY 9-16-27-38 11 T okt 41 Should 71 Turn 1-14-25-36 I 12 Zoom 42 People 72 Soiling 41 Shod sleep 16 17 guards. STK 2983 seat, radial tires, door locks, green with white top and 49-70-78 [47-58-69 IS 1967 MERCURY COUGAR BY ROY CRANE u 13 Lights 43 T iffs 73 Down 42 Capital of leather Interior. One year or 12,000 mile guarantee. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, BUZZ SAWYER CANCIIl 14 Calendar 44 Loved 74 To CAPRICORN Morocco 18 19 20 i i power brakes, bucket seats. ^Jl/N f 21 15 The 45 Companions 75 Temper Dec. 22 jf Z 44 Dry goods 31S CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.* Rhone 643-S13S ’jNE/ A SEVEN-^, JUST W ftlTLLnUAT g e n t l e m e n / I GOT ■ ■ SPECIAL PRICE *3860 SPECIAL PR CE *3959 1971 COUPE deVILLE 'WAV/, MAW/ SJUtV 22 16 Or 46 People 76 Bross JAN. I* dealers 22 23 25 2 door, equipped with all Cadillac equipment Including FOOT SHARK IN I LITTLE DINGLE- COVERED 17 Efforts 47 Dentist 77 Tock, 1973 OLDS TORONADO (OVJ T H IN K OF 78 Scene 3-18-29-40,^ 46 Kind ol bomb I BELL WOMAN 18 Possible 48 Leove 26 27 a 1 ai 32 air conditioning, leather Interior, power windows, 6-way Loaded with almost every conceivable option available. FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY EVBRVTHIK16, TUEIR SWIMMINO, 19 Money 49 Appeor 79 Your 61-71-79-85W 48 Mariner s “ /4 good place power seat, AM/FM stereo radio, tan with brown vinyl A beautiful car. Bamboo with tan vinyl divided seal and CAP'N BILLY. ^ P O O L T A K 6 E U E R 20 W ith 50 Special 80 Your AQUARIUS direction ■ lop. One year or 12,000 mile guarantee. LiO 81 Awaits 33 35 to buy a car" matching Interior. Radial tires. CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS 21 Of 51 Hove JAN. 20 22 Reiotives 52 A t 82 Distonce 49Kindot lettuce ■ S W IM . I ^ /I® 5 1 Male sbeep 37 T\ I 22 23 Aheod! 53 Curb 63 Ideos eei. II 84 Favored on all makes . . . 24 And 54 Ones 8-17-28-39/f . 53 Recorded ■ ■ST “ 3Y10-21-32-43 25 For 55 Doydreom 65 Bock 150^81-86'^ 57 Cnaraclerislic 42 CHEVROLET 9/53:6475 26 Initiative 56 Are 86 You quality ■1 PISCES LOAN and RENTAL CARS VIRGO 27 Relotive 57 Believe 87 To 46 XT 28 Poy 58Legol 68 You eet. I* V3A 60 Steamer (ab I ■1 29 Unless 59 Chores 89 Others 53 54 56 Available by Appointment. . m a r . 2 0 ''^ 61 Printer's 48 s r CO., INC. 4 5 : ; ; 30 A ffairs Recognition 90Todoy 12-23-34-46/, direction 1 ,11-15-26-37 57 58 P59 60 CARTER JGood (^Adverse Neutral 57-68-88-90 1220 Main Straat, Manchestar Phone 646-6464 STAN OZIMEK, Manager | '48-59-87-89 62 And others ' S e n a i t C o H Motors (Lalin) 61 62 63 Open Evenings ’tii 9 - Thurs. ’Ui 6 - Sat. ’Ui 5 VERNON Phone 643-1181 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER | ^ R p / 83 Greenland poute 83 Eskimo * r 66 tt l-to PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Fri., Jan. 10,1975 Herald Travel Show Sidewalk Priorities Listed To Feature Ireland “Ireland” will be featured at LaBonne Travel Inc., 67 E. A list of Manchester's top 47 to Starkweather St. St. to Autumn St. Center St.; Globe Travel, 555 iianrijfHtEr iEupninn Ipralb The Herald’s Travel Show, Jan. sidewalk needs, listed in priori­ 4. Mather St. —Woodbridge 28. W. Middle Tpke. —Tower NEWS CAPSULES 23 at 8 p.m. at Manchester High Main St.; Mercury Travel, 627 \ Rd. to Green Manor Blvd. ty, has been made public by St. to Parker St. School auditorium. Main St.; Goodchild-Bartlert, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1975- VOL. XCIV, No. Manchester—A City of Village Charm Director of Public Works Jay 5. Woodbridge St. —Green 29. Spencer St. —Hillstown William Healey, sales 113 Main St.; University ^^JSiffljRTEEN PAGES - TWO MINIS PRICE: HI TEEN CENT S Giles. He estimates the total Rd. to E. Middle Tpke. Rd. to Hartford Rd. representative for Aer Lingus- Travel, Storrs; Hastings cost at $1,252,075 for its 86,350 6. Parker St., west side—Nye 30. Green Rd. —N. Elm St. to India Recognizes PLO Observes Birthday Quietly Irish Airlines, will present two Travel, Coventry; and O’Keefe lineal feet total, based on St. to E. Center St. Summit St. United Press International SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (UPI) - films showing highlights of the Travel, Wethersfield; and the today's price of about $14.50 per 7. Spring St.—Dartmouth Rd. 31. Vernon St. —Richmond India today became the first non-Arab Former President Richard Nixon received picturesque Emerald Isle. office of The Herald. lineal feet. to Gardner St. Dr. to Lydall St. country to extend formal recognition to a cake and flowers from his small staff on Also on hand will be the Drawings for door prizes Giles has given top priority to 8. N. Main St. —McCabe St. to 32. Highland St. —Autumn St. the Palestine Liberation Organization, his 62nd birthday Thursday. His only O’Keefe Step Dancers from the presented by area merchants ‘Old Time’ Blizzard Howling Green Rd., from N. Elm St. to Stock PI. to Wyllys St. giving the guerrilla group another birthday visitor, one of his staunchest sup­ O'Keefe School of Step Dancing will be awarded. 33. S. Main St. —Spring St. to Princeton St., with Green Rd. 9. Greenwood Dr.—E. Middle diplomatic victory. porters, Rabbi Baruch Korff, quoted under the direction of Ann from Princeton St. to Wood- Tpke. to Lynch Dr. Lewis St. Indian Ambassador to Lebanon S. K. Nixon as saying he was “glad” to hear of Marie O’Keefe and Robert bridge St. next. Both are for the 10. Lynch Dr. —Greenwood 34. Oakwood St.—Woodbridge Singh and PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat the release of his three former aides from Harrington who will display north side of the street. Dr. to Vernon St. St. to Green Rd. signed an agreement to send a represen­ prison. Korff also said Nixon is still very Beleek china from Ireland. I Through Midwestern States 35. Gardner St.—Spring St. to He said the priority for the 11. Lydall St.—Esquire Dr. to tative to India, a representative of the In­ weak and sick. President Ford telephoned Host travel agents will be I BERNJUiD i LOZIER, MC. first 20 locations listed is firm, Vernon St. Carriage Dr. dian Embassy in Beirut said. Nixon, “spoke for a few minutes” and representatives from Globe with the remaining locations 12. Lydall St. —Parker St. to 36. Gardner St. —Carriage wished him a happy birthday, according to Travel and Mercury Travel, CEILINGS The PLO operates information offices in By United Press International “the children began screaming. I told off the air. No one was reported injured. subject to change in their listed Ambassador Dr. Dr. to Fern St. a White House spokesman in Washington. both of Manchester; Hastings 22 REfiENT STREET Winds gusted to 50 miles per hour across several European countries, mostly Com­ them to kneel down and put their heads Swirling snow dropped visibility close to order. 13. Lydall St. —Woodbridge 37. Irving St. —Woodland St. Travel of Coventry; and An “old time” blizzard howled across eastern South Dakota and visibility munist nations, and also has an office in AlUntlom and between their knees and I heard one little zero and only one bus was able to leave The list was compiled by him St. to Parker St. to Congress St. Richardson Given New Job O’Keefe Travel from the Midwest today and killer tornadoes dropped to zero at Watertown. Thirty-one New York. Remodallng boy say, ‘Oh, God, please save me. Then Minneapolis, Minn., Friday ight. after consultation with Police 14. Woodland St. —Broad St. 38. Hilliard St. —Fleming Rd. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Former At­ Wethersfield. struck the Southeast Friday. The two employes at the Earth Resource Observa­ But its representative in India will have the roof blew off.” More than 1,200 students were Chief James Reardon and to Homestead St. to Adams St. torney General, Undersecretary of State Admission is free but tickets “ONE CONTRACTOR TOl storms left at least a dozen persons dead, tion System Center at Sioux Falls, S.D., the status of a diplomat, enjoying The children escaped serious injury, but evacuated from a Northern Illinois Assistant School Superinten­ 15. W. Center St. —Bluefield 39. N. Elm St. —Hollister St. and Secretary of Defense and Health, must be picked up prior to the DEAL WITH" scores of persons injured and thousands of were unable to get out of the station. privileges and diplomatic immunity, an ... seven other McComb residents were killed University residence hall when fierce dent Wilson Deakin Jr. Giles' Dr. to McKee St. to Green Rd. Education and Welfare Elliot L. Richard­ program due to limited seating travelers stranded. Guard Wally Twigg called it “an old time Indian spokesman said. 646-4464 -649- and more than 70 persons injured. Dozens winds loosened bolts clamping a information was obtained from 16. Bidwell St. —Keeney St. to 40. Phelps Rd. —Green Rd. to son, has a new job. President Ford capacity from any the following Tornadoes slammed through Mississip­ blizzard like we had back in the ’40s.” were hurt in Pelham and Pell City, Ala. decorative facade to the building. public works files dating back the convalescent home. existing walks. Thursday appointed him ambassador to participating travel agencies: pi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Alabama, Ken­ Fourteen-foot snow drifts clung to the Lottery Tax Unintentional Pell City’s hospital was so crowded the several years. Deakin's infor­ 17. Bidwell St. —Manchester 41. N. Main St. —Stock PI. to the Court of St. James in London. The ap­ tucky and Indiana Friday, killing at least Windy City Windy Idaho-Nevada border and 40 inches of new National Guard was asked to open the mation was obtained from the Community College to Hartford Tolland Tpke. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Congress un­ pointment is subject to Senate approval. eight persons. Winds knocked out at least five windows snow piled in the Colorado Rockies, set­ intentionally has slapped a 2 per cent local armory as an emergency medical town's school principals. Rd. 42. Tolland Tpke. —N. Main The post of U.S. ambassador to London is in Chicago’s Sear’s Tower and sent debris ting off more than 50 avalanches in two excise tax on the gross receipts of “When the winds hit,” a second-grade station. Those sidewalks which would 18. Hartford Rd. —Bidwell St. St. to Oakland St. one of l|he most prestigious in the Foreign S P E C I A L flying down city streets. Gusts up to 45 days. lotteries now operated by states as new teacher at a McComb, Miss., school said be used by students now to Spencer St. 43. Oak Grove St. —Autumn Service. Dakotas Hit miles-per-hour tore 33 planes loose from walking to school and those 19. Hartford Rd.—Case Dr. to St. to Porter St. revenue-getting devices. • HOI DEUaiHIS APPUS Winds up to 75 miles an hour and eight moorings at Midway Airport Friday night, Two Die in Plane Crash According to the unoffical word of both Nuclear Arms Assesed which would eliminate busing Bidwell St. 44. Indian Dr. —Greenwood inches of snow whipped up a severe bliz­ flipping eight of them over. One blew over The Missouri .Highway Patrol Friday congressional and Justice Department LONDON (UPI) — A study released by were given highest priority, in 20. Adams St. —Center St. to Dr. to Overlook Dr. 16qts.^3i25 A* NEWS zard in North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, a fence and almost hit a police car on a found the bodies of two persons whose sources the action affects all or almost all the Institute.of Strategic Studies said the general. Sidewalks which would Olcott St. 45. Overlook Dr. —Indian Dr. Wisconsin and Minnesota. street. plane crashed during heavy rains near of the 13 “lottery states” — Connecticut, Soviet Union has “an overwhelming • MAC APPLES CAPSULES benefit the general public, es­ 21. Olcott St. —Love Lane to to dead end. Seventy-mile-an-hour winds raked lower The Nebraska National Guard rescued Thayer in the south central part of the Delaware, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, superiority” over China in nuclear pecially the elderly and large Falknor Dr. 46. S. Lakewood Circle —S. Michigan, killing at least one person. A an estimated 400 persons stranded by the state. The plane crashed Thursday nio*-* Massachusetts, Michigan, New weapons, but soon might be very numbers of persons, also were 22. Parker St. —Nye St. to Main St. to Bruce Rd. 16qts.^3R00 tree smashed a car near Orion, Mich., storm. Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, vulnerable to Chinese nuclear strikes. The Whimsical Walkout included in the top 20 priority Woodbridge St. 47. N. Lakewood Circle —S. killing a woman and injuring her husband. Two women, one in Nebraska and one in High school basketball games were Pennsylvania and Rhode Island. study went on to say the United States is ^ I s o — Staym an W ln atap a BOSTON (UPI) — Marred only by what locations. 23. Parker St. —E. Center St. Main St. to Bruce Rd. Drifts piled up seven feet high in Iowa Iowa, gave birth in automobiles stalled by canceled in South Dakota and Minnesota. The new law, which went into effect still out of range. According to the in­ may have been a whimsical walkout by The locations and their order to Porter St. Previously approved and southwestern Minnesota. Highways in wind and snow. Schools also were shut down Friday Dec. 1, also requires the various state stitute, China can blanket India, Southeast about 100 white students at Roslindale of priority follow: 24. Ferguson Rd., west side sidewalks for Oakland St. and SWETZ ORCHARD High School, Boston’s racially-troubled many sections of the Midwest were closed Travelers Taken In throughout Minnesota, at Omaha, Neb. Autumn St. are not shown. lottery commissions and every agent who Asia and Japan with missiles and soon will and Council Bluffs, Iowa. 1. Green Rd.. north side—N. —Porter St. to Mountain Rd. 320 Wetharall S L, Manchest8r| schools enjoyed a violence-free day and officials pleaded with motorists to Boys Town, at Omaha, Neb., lodged Giles' report notes that school sells lottery tickets to buy a $500 federal be able to blanket some Trans-Siberian stay off the roads. Elm St. to Princeton St. 25. Porter St. —Butternut Rd. (Yellow House) Friday. more than 100 stranded- travelers on Nebraska Statehouse and University of crossing guards will be gambling stamp. cities. 2. Green Rd.. north side to Highwood Dr. A school department spokesman said Tower Tumbled wrestling mats after treating them to free Nebraska employes went hortfe at noon. necessary at Oakland and N. —Princeton St. to Woodbridge 26. Wyllys St. —Porter St. to the white students may have walked out of Winds knocked over a 1,984-foot-high hamburgers and french fries. Develop­ The postal service in Omaha called off School Sts. or at Oakland St. St. Highland St. Roslindale High “for kicks.” television and radio tower near Sioux ment Director Bill Ramsey said those who mail deliveries and all roads in and out of and Rachel Rd. 3. Woodbridge St. —Lydall St. 27. Charter Oak St. —Spruce No incidents were reported at Hyde Falls, S.D. The huge tower smashed into a came from California and Arizona kept Columbus and Norfolk, Neb. were closed. Park High School, where police patrols transmitter building and knocked two asking, “How can people live in this And the Blizzard of 1888 Club canceled were beefed up Friday to avoid a radio stations and two television stations weather?” its annual get-together in Lincoln, Neb. recurrence of Thursday’s fighting among black and white students that resulted in MANCHESTER HOSPITAL NOTES the arrests of 15 students and the closing Get the gifts of the school. Cosmonauts Trying to Rendezvous Presented Good Citizenship Pins Discharged Tuesday: Kevin nan, East Hartford; Mary tor Esponda, East Hartford; Aborlion Trial Recesses Hills, 28 Femwood Dr., Bolton; Correnti, 86 Birch St. Elaine Rossi, Merrow. BOSTON (UPI) — Prosecutors say they With Orbiting Space Laboratory Joseph Barth, 40 Buckland St,; Mrs. Ruth Willey of 112 Elizabeth Dr., High School, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. can prove Dr. Kenneth C. Edelin, in the Leon Filiere, 30 Griswold St.; the Good Citizenship award chairman James E. Nichols of Rosewood Lane, processs of performing an abortion, killed Also. Sharon Babb, 22 Lilley Also, Mary Scully, East Hart­ MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet Union Tass said Soyuz 17 commander Lt. Col. was officially described as a successful Dorothy Sierbinski, 350 Slater “by suffocation” a healthy 20-to 24-week- St.; Marguerite McVeigh, 257 ford; Elizabeth Albee, 31 Dun­ of Orford Parish Chapter, Daughters Bolton; Miss Jacquelyn Matyia of launched two rookie cosmonauts into Alexei Gubarev and civilian flight dress rehearsal for the joint Soviet- St., South Windsor; Shirley old “baby boy.” Spruce St.; Anna Irish, 40 Hud­ can Rd.; Robert Rodier, 11 Kel­ of the American Revolution, presents Ellington High School, daughter of space today for a rendezvous with a space engineer Georgi Grechko, both 43, were American space venture. Holleman, 95 Bridge St.; that are driving Defense attorneys for the Boston son St.; Anna Obal, 594 Chapel ly Rd., South Windsor; Ronnie Good Citizenship Award pins to Mr. and Mrs. Albie Matyia of 10 laboratory orbiting the Earth, less than feeling well and had adjusted easily to the Soyuz 17 is the first space flight for both Martha Nagel, Manchester obstetrician say no one was killed because Rd., South Windsor; Guy Tenebaum, 10 Glenwood Rd, students from six area high schools. Florence St., Bolton; Miss Erlinde six months before a scheduled U.S.-Soviet weightlessness of space. Gubarev and Grechko. Tass said Grechko Manor; Walter Wesolowski, an abortion was performed and a lifeless Estell, Stafford Springs; South Windsor; Ellyn Rhodes, From the top, the recipients are: Miss Meier of Manchester High School, linkup in space. The news agency said th two helped design the unmanned Soviet J East Hartford; Sandra Bren­ fetus was removed before any human was Patricia Benoit, Enfield; Hec­ 206 Center St. The Tass news agency said the Soyuz 17, cosmonauts would conduct joint spacecraft that landed on the moon. Maryellen Casalino of East Catholic daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm born. the same type of craft that will link up experiments with the three-room Salyut 4 “Exploration from space of the planets High School, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meier of 45 Timrod Rd.; and Miss Opening arguments in Dr. Edelin’s trial Steven Casalino of 11 Dorset Lane; Lisa Lombardi of Rockville High with the American Apollo in July, blasted space station, which was lofted into space resources so as to make sensible use of were completed Friday and the case was off at 12:43 a.m. (4:43 p.m. ES’T Friday) Dec. 26. them is a task neither of one day nor of one Miss Elizabeth Schwanda of Stafford School, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. recessed for the weekend. The 13-man, from the Baikonur Space Center in Central Soyuz 15, the last Soviet attempt to link people and we are glad to contribute t4) Manchester wild. High School, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lombardi of 53 Marjorie three-woman jury was sequestered at a Asia. up with a Salyut station, ended in failure solving this global task,” Grechko, a hotel. Charles Schwanda of Stafford Lane, Vernon. (Herald photo by Maj. Gen. Georgy Beregovoi, director of when an automated guidance system Leningrad native, said before takeoff. Springs ; Miss Yvonne Smith of Bolton Barlow) cosmonaut training, denied the craft failed to operate properly. The two Syouz Tass did not mention the forthcoming SCIROCCO... Now at a ll First Federal offices. Kill 108 Communists would make any tests for the Soyuz-Apollo 15 cosmonauts returned to Earth for a un­ linkup with an Apollo craft — the first in­ A SAIGON (UPI) — South Vietnamese mission. He said the main aim of the flight usual nighttime landing. ternational docking in history — but the warplanes killed 108 Communist soldiers was to test new Soyuz control and life sup­ The last Soviet spacecraft, Soyuz 16, news agency indicated that docking prac­ and destroyed nearly 200 military in­ port systems. tice was a prime aim of this mission. DAR Honors Seniors stallations in bombing raids, many of them in rebel-held Phuoc Long Province, Six area high school seniors have been the Saigon command said today. The Orford Parish Chapter has spon­ The air strikes were conducted Friday awarded Good Citizenship Award pins by sored more than one high school student Orford Parish Chapter, Daughters of the against the Viet Cong in Phuoc Binh, the Re-Hab Loan Fund Proposal for more than ten years. capital of Phuoc Long Province, and near N American Revolution. At one time the award winners were V,' The DAR award is presented annually to Hoai Due town, 70 miles northeast of selected by an essay contest, but since the Saigon, the command said. a girl in each high school who shows the expansion of the program, the selection is No government casualties were May Not Meet Federal Rules qualities of a good citizen dependability, w made by the faculty and students of their reported in the battles, but the command service, leadership and patriotism. respective high schools. said 108 Viet Cong were slain and 195 Com­ A proposed low-interest loan fund for 5. A child day care facility, depending on include the commercial loan fund They are shown by the recipients as The Good Citizenship Award presenta­ rehabilitation of commercial buildings in punctuality, truthfulness, loyalty, munist military installations destroyed. findings of a feasibility study — $75,000. ($50,000), drainage improvements tion is part of the DAR’s general program downtown Manchester probably isn’t eligi­ 6. Purchase of Hickey’s Grove, an open ($110,000), electric light poles ($18,000), cooperation, consideration, self control to preserve patriotism and promote good ble for funds under the federal Housing and a sense of responsibility to family, Hoffa Quits Race space-recreation site off Oakland St., with sidewalk improvements ($150,000), and citizenship. and Community Development Act of 1974, matching funds from the federal Bureau sewer improvements ($15,000). school, community and the nation. DETROIT (UPI) — Former Teamsters a town official said Friday. / Union President James R. Hoffa has set of Outdoor Recreation — $50,000. 10. Administration of the block grants— Alan Mason, Manchester’s human ser­ $130,000. / aside, at least temporarily, plans to regain 7. A study to determine the feasibility of '///, / vices director, said he has determined renovating the 19th century Cheney Hall 11. Ramps for the handicapped at public control in 1976 of the 2-milllon-member un­ that the loan fund — one of the priorities ion. on Hartford Rd. — $7,000. buildings — $20,000. for spending $1.88 million in 'ederal grants Hoffa, 62, told a news conference he was 8. Purchase of Hilliard Pond, W. Middle 12. Expansion of space at the Senior Tax Cut Rumors over the next five years — “is in the Tpke., with matching Bureau of Outdoor Citizens Center — $5,000. dropping out of the race for the presidency questionable category under the intent of Recreation funds — $50,000. 13. A walk light and Oakland and N. of his old Detroit local on the advice of his the legislation.” 9. Core area projects — $343,000. They School Sts. — $10,000. attorneys. Whether the commercial loan fund stays Spur Stock Market The former chief of the nation’s largest 'on the priority list is now up to a 29- union said he was advised that the U.S. member Community Development Ad­ By United Press International The Dow Jones industrial average was Pardon and Commutations Board would visory Committee, which hasn’t shown consider his acceptance of a nomination Rumors of an impending, tax cut up 13.53 points to 658.79 Friday. The tur­ much enthusiasm for the idea. for office of Local 299 as a violation of the Town Allocated $74,000 triggered frenetic trading in the stock nover of 25,890,000 shares was the largest The advisory committee will conduct a terms of his 1971 release from prison. market Friday, despite announcements of since Oct. 10 when 26,360,000 shares were public hearing on its priority list at 7:30 new auto industry layoffs and a 29-year traded. Friday’s trading ranked as the Monday night .at Nathan Hale School. high in industrial payroll reductions. seventh heaviest day in the history of the Abbey Occupation Continues After the hearing, the committee will For Federal Job Program President Ford was reported giving New York Stock Exchange. GRESHAM, Wis. (UPI) — District At­ review its list and report to the town torney Richard Stadelman indicated Board of Directors. Directors have the “very serious consideration” to a $20 But investor enthusiasm was shadowed in addition to a $32,015 grant promised the Friday he would not grant immunity to In­ final say. Manchester is being allocated $74,000 billion tax reduction, which would reduce by a report from the Labor Department town under a Hartford-Area Comprehen­ dians still occupying the 64-room Alexian The latest priority list approved by the for 1975 under the Emergency Jobs family income taxes by an average $375 which noted that more Americans lost sive Manpower Program. Under it, the Brother novitiate near here. advisory committee last week allocates Program recently signed into law by this year. Another proposal under con­ their jobs in the last two months of 1974 — town will hire three maintenance men for However, despite Stadelman’s state­ $50,000 of the community development President Gerald Ford. sideration was a one-shot tax rebate for more than at any time since the postwar the Secondary Treatment Plant plus ment, some observers were optimistic a money for commercial rehabilitation. The The job program is aimed at three 1974, which would cut tax bills due in April recession in 1945. another assessment field worker. The settlement was near. proposed commercial loan fund stemmed target groups: by 10 per cent. The department’s survey showed that assessment worker will be substituted for It started innocently on the gifts. They’re About 50 Indians remain inside the from requests by downtown interests for • Unemployment insurance exhaustees. $100 deposit. $5,000 deposit. Two Proposals Offered 1.1 million jobs were lost in the last two an analyst for Cable TV study, as GEISUPTO enough. The eagle was abbey, which is ringed by troops of the money to sandblast Main St. storefronts. • Unemployed persons not eligible for free with any de­ months of 1974 and an announcement from previously proposed. Choose fi'om: an 18-piece jTake your pick: a versa­ The two tax proposals were contained in Wisconsin National Guard. The guard was Mason said the loan fund would, if ap­ unemployment insurance benefits. opening his new Man­ posit of $25 or a four-page report from a Labor- the Ford Motor Co. said that more than Manchester’s $74,000 allocation for the called in after gunfire broke out between proved, work the same way as a housing • Persons unemployed for 15 weeks or chester office. So he more in a First punch bowl set; an 11- tile Black & Decker jig half of its work force—85,174 employes— latest Emergency Jobs Program is under Management advisory panel. Release of Indians and sheriff’s deputies following rehabilitation loan fund which is the ad­ more. thought he’d — piece table service; a saw kit or a %" Black will be off the job next week. a formula which uses October 1974 un­ Federal sav­ the report by the White House indicated the takeover last weekend. visory committee’s No. 1 priority. The Special consideration must be given to throw a little ings account. powerful flashlight; _ & Decker drill; a GE that a major tax cut would be the heart of persons most seriously disadvantaged, employment figures. Manchester was More Auto Layoffs commercial loan fund had been part of a shown to have 1,021 unemployed then, for party. If you don’t or an alarm clock. digital alarm clock; the administration’s forthcoming core area (downtown) program listed as veterans, welfare recipients, and former 38IOa” economic program. Nearly 244,00 auto workers will be on Skylab Hulk Falls a 4.2 per cent unemployment rate. a steam spray and manpower trainees. But when “ have one, short- or long-term layoffs next week at priority No. 9. "In ihc past years wc have ol't'ered a ear that was $250 deposit. In a related development, the nation’s WASHINGTON (UPI) - The heat- Town Manager Robert Weiss is he put on start one. dry iron; or a Ford, General Motors and Chrysler. GM is Mason didn’t say definitely that the major banks lowered interest rates for scarred hulk of a 42-ton Skylab rocket ap­ proposing the town hire three painters and economical . . . ihe Volkswagen, and one that had style his Santa Choose any of blender. idling more than 662,000 workers and commercial loan fund was ineligible under Then take your business loans from IOV4 to 10 per cent. parently fell to Earth before dawn today. one painter-lead man for the Sewage and perlormance . . . the Porsche. Now we've got an these: a pair of It can’t last for­ Chrysler, which has announced price cut­ federal legislation. suit and choice. The news of possible measures designed No one reported seeing it fall, and the Treatment Plant, two assessment field backs to unload surplus stocks, is laying “You might be able to build a case for automobile that shares the best qualities of each of these started giving regular tote bags ever, so come in to heat up the sluggish economy was Space Agency could not give a definite lan­ workers for assisting in revaluation of off 100,000. it.” he said, “but it would still be shaky.” cars . . . the .Sciroccu. This car has better gas economy than out gifts, the whole $25 deposit. or a single deluxe now. Save some greeted with a flurry of activity on Wall ding site. town real property, and one engineering INSIDE Space Agency officials first announced The intent of the community develop­ town went wild. Crowds Take home tote bag; a dutch money. Take home a Street, resulting in the heaviest trading in The Labor Department also reported aide for transferring maps to the town’s any small car in America (.^K m.p.g.) diul the handling it landed in the Indian Ocean at 1:39 a.m. ment block grant legislation is primarily oven; a spice rack; gift from our Santa. three months. that three-quarters of the country’s in­ new microfilm files. TODAY characteristics of a Porsche. poured in. Begging for an elegant gravy EST, but an hour later said the rocket had to benefit low and moderate income a distinctive salad And join the celebration dustries reduced their payrolls in families. Mason said. The position requests already have been blendei*s. Screaming for ladle with match­ apparently taken an extra, unpredicted, "If you want something a little racier than a VW . set; a bridge that Manchester just December. Blacks and other workers in The list of priorities developed by the submitted to the Hartford Area Ad­ Senior Citizens...... Page 2 spice racks. Crying for ing cake server, or spin around Earth and then had apparently ministration of the Emergency Jobs but can t afford a Porsche right now, then the Scirocco is the metropolitan areas were hardest hit in the advisory committee is: Bookmobile...... Page 2 comforters. a handy combination .chair; or a cozy couldn’t hold back. finally fallen at 3 a.m. EST. Program — at its urging, in order that the car for you. " comforter. cutbacks, the Bureau of Labor Statistics 1. A revolving loan fund for low and Come on down and get in screwdriver/wrench set. - ’ said. positions could be filled by Jan. 24. Manchester Has I t...... Page 5 — Ted Tn(don WEATHER moderate income homeowners to Dollar Drops Slightly rehabilitate their homes — $500,(X)0 over The Board of Directors will be asked in Churches ...... Page 6 Cattlemen in the Como, Tex., area took BRUSSELS (UPI) - The U.S. dollar fell five years. February to approve a washout ap­ Wings of Evening...... Page 7 direct action Friday in protesting high propriations for the jobs, Weiss said Unseasonably mild today with rain and slightly Friday on European money 2. Stronger housing code enforcement — Television ...... Page 10 feed prices and shrinking milk profits.- markets and the price of gold dropped. Friday. wind. Possible thundershowers this after­ $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 . They killed 110 calves and gave the car­ “This program is moving very rapidly,” The Day Bennet M oved...... Page 3 noon. Highs in the upper 40s or low 50s. Gold prices opened firm on the London 3. A neighborhood multi-service center, First Federal Savings casses to the poor and hungry. And area he told the directors in a memo, “and I am Chance of a few showers tonight with lows and Zurich bullion markets, but weakened possibly located in the vacant W.T. Grant Manchester Week in Review , Page 7 dairymen shipped 35 live animals to a making administrative decisions on these East Hartford, Glastonbury, Manchester, Rockville, ^fernon, South Windsor in the 30s. Cloudier Sunday. Chance of during the day to close $2 down at $177 an store on Main St., which would include Schoolboy Fives Win...... Page 9 Texas orphanage, saying it was too matters, in order to meet the time precipitation 100 per cent today, 30 per ounce in Zurich and $1.50 off at $177.50 in services for the handicapped — $175,000. IlDTIHJDONmKSWMiBt expensive to buy feed for the cattle con­ London. restraints.” Whelton Sparks UConn...... Page 9 cent tonight and 40 per cent Sunday. 4. Land purchase for elderly and han- Tolland Turnpiko, Manchotter, 649-2838 sidering current low beef prices. The dollar dip was in quiet trading. dicaoped housing projects $430,000. The latest Emergency Jobs Program is Herald Angle ...... 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