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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 7,1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 159 Manchester—A City of Village Charm EIGHTEEN PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS President Seeks Funds For Viet War Victims

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) - Presi­ children — of the war in Vietnam,” Ford • The $24 billion tax cut was needed, but dent Ford called today for a firm said. too little was done for the middle class. American commitment to help orphans Ford was ending his nine-day work and • “There is little doubt that those who and other civilian victims in ^ u th Viet­ play holiday in Callifomia, leaving his will get a temporary benefit from the new nam. He did not call for military aid. Palm springs resort for the Las Vegas tax cut law (teose Ford calls the ‘low In­ In an address prepared for delivery to appearance. He planned to return to come taxpayer’) will wind up footing the the National Association of Broadcasters Washington tonight. bill through inflation unless Congress acts in Las Vegas, Nev., and released here, the He was schedided to deliver the speech more responsibily on spending.” JKr* President for the third speech in a row at 4:45 p.m. EDT. • The time for increasing welfare ough omitted calling for even the $300 million in The President in his Las Vegas speech programs has ended. He said if social and‘ emergency military aid for Saigon he omitted mention of the arms aid. Only in a spending rises at the current rate, “by the eariier ladled as urgent. San Diego news conference before the year 2000 one-half of the nation will be ‘ ■ V “I am now preparing a report on inter­ three speeches did Ford call for the $300 producers and supporters of the other * WTiS? f national policy which I will present before million aid proposal and say he might even half.” a joint session of the Congress on ask for more. Ford stressed that despite the woes of Thursday. We are re-evaluating our As in other speeches. Ford also Vietnam, "now or in the future, let no ■ * ■» -4 . ' ' foreign policy. I will not go into details stressed: potential enemy of the United States be so ' ‘ 4i{. V V. today. • Congress must not spend beyond the unwise to wrongly assess the American "But I will certainly put high on my level of a $60 billion budget deficit. "If mood and conclude that the time has come agenda a firm American commitment to there is runaway spending by the govern­ when it is safe to challege us. Let no ally provide humanitarian aid to the helpless ment, we will again be caught up in a or friend believe that our commitments civilian victims — including orphaned destructive inflationary spiral.” will not be honored.” Sportsmen Clean Fishing Areas

Saturday these members of the Cen­ fishing season which opens later this Rachel Rd; Charles “Chuck” The Rainy Day Has Come tral Connecticut Bassmasters joined month. Working on Coventry and Zanlungq of 38 Grandview St., all in with other sportsmen in the state in a Bolton lakes and Bolton Notch Pond Manchester; and Ed Duzik of South combined effort to clean boat landing were, from left, Larry Spencer of 144 Rd. in Somers. (Herald photo by Pin­ and fishing areas in advance of the E. Middle Tpke; John Stoutnar of 103 to) For State Budget Makers

By DONALD E. MULLEN Oklahoma, with increasing gas and oil in­ the taxpayers —who themselves are not United Press International come, an estimated $190 million in extra doing tw well—and ask them to cough up State governments are cutting back on cash. some more. Or you can cut. We're going Budget Hearing Tonight services and trimming their budgets. Other states with solid surpluses and that second route just as hard as we In state after state, the combination of generally healthy economies are Montana, can...” By SOL R. COHEN "We are making a conscientious survey Another $675,000 in revenue-sharing funds inflation and recession has cut into in­ Kansas, Hawaii, Iowa, Indiana, North New Jersey has an estimated $487 By tradition nationally, today is the first of the budget, so the people of Manchester is being proposed by him as income to the come. Coupled with newly elected Dakota and Arkansas. million deficit and must find the funds to will not have another worry to add to their General Fund. legislatures’ spending promises and cries But for many states, it is a fight to find day of the baseball season. balance a bare-bones budget. Connecticut, economic burden. It is imperative that the The Board of Directors has scheduled of anguish from state budget directors And by tradition locally today is the last money to pay the bills. with the highest sales tax in the nation-7 budget workshops for April 14 and 15, both that there’s no money to pay for them, Massachussets with its high unemploy­ day for conducting a public hearing on the taxline be held.” per cent—has a projected deficit of $90 town manager’s proposed budgets and tax The Manchester Property Owners at 7 p.m. in the Municipal Building many states are teetering over a sea of ment and sagging Income faced a deficit million. rates. Association, which also is opposed to a tax Hearing Room. Additional workshops will red ink. ; that could go as high as $425 million. Unlike the baseball season, which can be hike, has issued a call to its members to be held on available nights. A survey last fall showed there was ap­ “Look, the state is broke, dead broke,” Florida is trying to meet a $232 million delayed by bad weather, Manchester’s attend tonight’s public hearing and voice The board has to May 7 to adopt budgets proximately $4.1 billion in surplus money said Gov. Michael Dukakis. “When you’re revenue deficit by cutting spending and public hearing won’t be delayed. It will be their opinions. and set the tax rates. Failure by it to act scattered throughout the states. broke you can do two things: You can go to dipping into its capital reserve fund. held at 8 tonight in the Waddell School In addition to recommending the 5.5 by that date would make Weiss’ A new April survey shows a paper sur­ Auditorium, Broad St. mills tax hike for the General Fun^ and recommendations tlie, legal ones. plus of about $3.6 billion, with some of it Even before toni^t’s public hearing, the 0.80 mill tax hike for jh ^ i r e District^^ Manchwter’s fiscal year beginq July: 1. alrea^ spent through overly optimistic contradictory opinions have been Weiss is proposing^a 25 plrU ftit Incfease A review of the tax rates since 1967-68, tax cutting and building programs and Congress Begins Attempt e x p re s ^ by persons involved in the in sewer-use charges. He proposes to peg when Manchester’s last revaluation took some earmarked to cover upcoming budget-making process. them at 125 per cent of water fees. ’They effect, shows the General Fund tax rate up deficits. Mayor John Thompson, a. Democrat, now are at 100 per cent. 11.40 mills and the Fire District tax rate Texas is a good example. Last year To Keep Reins on Budget offer^ little hope the Board of Directors Weiss is recommending a 821,997,731 up 2.18 mills in the seven intervening Texas had a projected $1.5 billion surplus. years. In April it has dwindled to $750.6 million, can cut into Town Manager Robert Weiss’ General Fund budget and a $1,602,601 Fire avoided in earlier days, when deficits just proposals the General Fund tax rate be District budget for 1975-76. They are up The General Fund tax rate went from with the appropriations bill for the next WASHINGTON (UPI) - For the first “happened.” raised 5.5 mills and the Fire District tax $1,995,236 and $202,601, respectively, over 37.90 mills to the current 49.30 mills and two years not prepared. time. Congress will try to drop its haphazard spending methods and set an The law has a trial run this year. Since rate be raised 0,80 mills. the current budgets. > the Fire district tax rate from 3.52 milis to The vanished Texas surplus is blamed the current 5.70 mills. They average out to on sagging tax revenue and the deepening over-all goal for the federal budget. ’This there wasn’t time for a wholesale revision Democratic Town Chairman Ted Cum­ He is recommending also a $475,000 of Ford’s proposed budget, the resolutions mings, on the other hand, has predicted Capital Improvement Program of 11 a 1.63 mills yearly increase.for the recession, plus emergency spending bills year it will be a deficit. General Fund and a 0.31 mills yearly in­ passed by state legislators. will focus on over-all totals rather than Weiss’ proposals definitely will be cut. He projects for 1975-76, with the sum to be President Ford gave his version a week their components — the size of the pie hasn’t predicted by how much. financed by revenue-sharing funds. crease for the Fire District. State Comptroller Bob Bullock, in justifying his surplus estimate, said, "I’m ago on television. After signing into law a rather than the size of the slices. Today, the three Republicans on the \ not going to go out with a witching rod to tax cut larger than he wanted, he stood nine-member board issued a statement before a chart and, with a graphic sweep which insists, "It is imperative that the find something that’s not there. If the Jay Robert Sheridan Arrives legislature is going to dance this session, of the arm, drew the line on a deficit of $60 taxline be held.’’ They said they’ll par­ billion. ticipate in budgets workshops toward that somebody’s going to have to pay the end-holding the taxline. At New Home in Connecticut fiddler.” Re said neither he nor the economy 'They stated, "We are deeply disap­ In contrast, a lot of states, if not could stand for more. prosperous, generally are healthy. pointed in Mayor 'Thompson’s statement ENFIELD (UPI) — A nametag on one were left off in Seattle for health reasons. The fuel shortage and rising coal prices Until now. Congress spent money he foresees a five-mill increase in setting wrist of the 3 1/2-month-old baby boy said At the end of the long car ride. Jay have helped Kentucky and West Virginia without consideration of an over-all total the current budget. While the Republican Jay Robert Sheridan. A tag on the other Robert arrived at the warm ranch house both keep $125 million surpluses. or its effect on the economy. Only, at the stand will require careful and intense wrist said Phan Van Hung. containing two cakes, gifts and an orange- California has an estimated $552 million end of a fiscal year could the size of the study, it is the only approach that can be Decked out in a red, white and blue quit and-brown “Welcome Home” sign colored surplus, with hopes of holding on to most resulting deficit be seen. taken at a time when most householders provided by his new family. Jay Sheridan, in with crayon by the yoiingest of his new of it in the next budget year. Minnesota are experiencing considerable difficulty in born in South Vietnmam last Dec 19, brothers and sisters, who is three. But last year. Congress voted to fix has an estimated $400 million surplus, and balancing their own budgets. arrived home to 32 Tyler St. at 9:30 p.m. spending and deficit (or surplus) totals in . "We consistently hear talk of ‘tightening Sunday, becoming the state’s first infant advance. the belt,’ yet there, is no true belt- arrival from Indochina. Starting today, the House and Senate tightening,” continued the GOP state­ Robert Sheridan, 33, a South Windsor in­ Budget Committees, chaired by Rep. ment. “The town must do the same as the surance agent, and his family of five Brock Adams, D-Wash., and Sen. Edmund householder. When rising costs and infla­ applied to HOPE rescue mission for a S. Muskie, D-Maine, will draft resolutions tion affect the home, something has to be baby nearly three years ago. proposing spending and deficit targets. curtailed. Perhaps a new appliance isn’t “And he might as well have been bom The Democrats who control Congress are purchased, the house doesn’t get painted here,” Sheridan said with the smile of a almost certain to vote for more deficit that year, and there may be no meat on proud father. spending. The best guess is that the con­ the table. How then can the tax rate in­ Carol Sheridan, 32, leaning back in her gressional deficit will exceed Ford’s $60 crease be justified, especially to those of chair with her four other children billion by $10 to $20 billion. limited means-such as the elderly? gathered arond her, said she let her hus­ band be first to greet the baby because “I No economist in or out of government is got to see all the others first.” disputing the inevitability or the need for a “Our son is in perfect health,” she said. deficit in fiscal 1976, which starts next %•! Saigon Resumes “I read the physician’s report from Viet­ July 1. nam.” Any attempt to limit spending to match Orphan Flights She said the black, bushy-haired baby receipts, shrunken by the recession, would was heavier at seven pounds than she trigger a depression—and result In a still SAIGON (UPI) — The Saigon govern­ expected. It cost the Sheridans $1,500 to bigger deficit. ment said today that "Operation Babylift” bring Jay over, one-third of the sum going will go (in and Vietnamese orphans will for plane fare. By law. House and Senate resolutions be allowed to fly out of the country to new The familjf decided to adopt an orphan are to pass by April 15 and variations homes in the United States and other coun­ after watching a television special on the reconciled by May 15. If the act works as tries. Vietnam War, and Robert Sheridan said intended — and skeptics question whether 7 Deputy Prime Minister Phan Quang the baby was their gift from God. Congress can exercise such self-discipline Dan announced resumption of the evacua­ “He’s one of us,” he said. — a second resolution must pass Sept. 15 tion of orphans only hours after it was Clutching his new, son in his arms, trimming away at excesses. halted. Sheridan explained to a houseful of If appropriations exceed targets, the He said the government would make relatives, friends and press how for the se­ resolution would instruct spending com­ sure all orphans leaving the beleagured cond time in less than a week they might mittees to make cuts or tax writing com­ nation would be adopted. have lost the child. mittees to enact laws to raise new Resumption of President Ford’s The family got a telephone call last revenues. emergency babylift program came after Wednesday that Jay could be expected If neither course were followed, pressure from officials of the United within six months. A call Thursday told members of Congress would be compelled Tuned Out States, Canada and Australia — the three them to expect the baby any day. The to vote to increase the deficit, a politically countries directly involved in the Sheridans heard Friday morning that a difficult vote to cast. Such votes were evacuation-was put on the Saigon govern­ plane carrying 243 Vietnam war babies to Obviously this bicycle rider was ment, U.S. Embassy sources said. the U.S. had crashed. enraptured with whatever music he "We didn’t find out until late Friday that was getting on his radio head-set as he Jay wasn’t on that plane, and that day I wheeled down Oakland St. Saturday. shuddered every time I walked past our Inside Today He ignored Herald photographer The Weather nursuiy,” said Sheridan. Steve Dunn’s pleas to stop so he could Keeping his bright black eyes focused on get the rider’s name. While the music his new father’s tie. Jay Robert greeted PZC agenda tonight...... Page 2 Considerable cloudiness and breezy this the crowd graciously without a wimper. MACC new s...... Page 6 made the ride more comfortable in afternoon with the highs in the mid to up­ Tlie baby arrived in New York at 5:27 Big Hug for Jay MCC calendar...... Page 11 the snow flurry, there might be a per 40s. Some chances of brief flurries or p.m. Sunday on a ’Trans World Airways Dear Abby...... Page 8 possible hazard in other bicycle riders showers. Low tonight in the mid 30s. Fair flight that brought 52 abandoned orphans New York Sunday night. Jay was Lions race w inners...... Page 12 following this example since the radio Tuesday with high in the upper 40s. Carole Sheridan has a big hug and from the war-stricken country. While MCC nine bows ...... ; • • Page 12 screens out almost all outside noises, Chance of precipitation 20 per cent tonight smile for her new son. Jay, a Viet­ taken to the Sheridan’s home in En­ waiting at Kennedy International Airport, Area Profile ...... Pages 9, 10 including other traffic. and 10 per cent Tuesday. field. (UPI photo) the Sheridans heard that 25 of the babies namese orphan, upon his arrival in V PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ?. Mancfaeiter. Cobb.. Moe.. AiirU 7.1978 M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. (^Mn.. Mon., April 7, 1975 — PAGE TH P™ ■ i.. Police Chief Hopefuls NATIOHM WfATNEI SEtVKE FOtECASt to 7AM If? 4 - • -7 5 j j o p o 3 0 jOO 2 9 .7 7 Take Orals Tuesday 3000 POLICE REPORT COURT CASES ABOUT TOWN | Happiness l8>..^ •CATTLClT T L C I Selection of a new police The new chief will bddred at chief for Manchester will come a salary range of $18,334 to |22,- « REUiY CLEM \ m m k i >TON one step closer Tuesday, when 000. The Board of Directors has MANCHESTER a Mandieste' rearrest warrant door was bndcen open but an COMMON PLEAS COURT and third-degree assault, Manchester High School North United Methodist Church home of Mrs. Paul Offen, 22 : ir m CONDITIONED ir applicants for the post are recranmended |18,3S4 tor the Tuesday from 10 a.m. to noon in Helen A. Kennedy, 35,of 60 diarging him with operating a alarm apparently scared off the Qsographical Arsa 12 nolled. Class of 1945 reunion com­ will meet tonight at 7 at the Florence St. examined by oral board of starting salary. the Robbins Room of Center Nortti S t was arrested Sunday motor vehicle while under the person, poUoe suqiect East Hartford Sssslon • Anthony J. DiManno, 53, of mittee will meet Tuesday at 8 church. raqirats. Congregational Church. : TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY SPECIAL WVOIIK at 12:30 a jn . and charged wHb influence of alcohd, opawting • Someone stole a coin Cases disposed of by Judge 57 Ardmore Rd., reckless p.m. at the home of Mrs. Lillian Volunteer firefighters of The names-of the applicants breadi of peace and operating a while license suspended, operated vacuum cleaner from Thomas Corrigan last week & driving reduced from operating Hammill Irwin, 25 Cole St. . Hose and Ladder Co. 1 of the haven’t been released,but Emanuel Lutheran Church Temple Chapter, OES, will motor vehicle while m d a the evading re^wnsibility, and the car wudi at 563 W. Middle eluded: a motor vehicle while under the Town of Manchester Fire : 8 Ubs. DRY GLEANINa..*2.00 Police Capt. George council will meet tonight at 7:30 meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at influence of alcohol, police failure to o b ^ a traCBc control Tpke. Saturday n i ^ pdice • Thomas Duchesneau, 22, of influence of alcohol, $100. ' Second Congregational Department will meet Tuesday AANnU^NCiftCO McCaughey, the acting diief, Manchester in church board room. » Masonic Temple. After the said. sign, police said. said. It is valued at A hand Newington, negligent homicide, • John F. Rivers, 17, of 15, Church council will meet at 8 p.m. at the McKee St. has acbiowledged he is rate of business session, toere will be a ! DELGON LAUNDROMAT She was driving on Tolland He was bdd on a fSOO surety towel madiine valued at |130 nolled (not prosecuted). Church St., and Joseph A. tonight at 7:30 in the church firehouse. them. social hour. Mrs. Jean Tpke. in an erratic manner, bond for court today. was also stolen. Country dub Duchesneau was the driver of Russo Jr., 18, of 55 N. Elm St., parlor. Edgar Circle of South United Town Manager Robert Weiss, Chadwick and Mrs. Janice police said. She was held Sun­ a motorcycle Oct. 6 on W. both charged with third-degree Methodist Church will meet Ministers of the Hartford LOS .vrt» will m ^ e the appoint­ Hodge are in charge of day on a 3200 surety bond at the Breaks and thefts ova- the A series of vandal acts oc­ Restaurant Center^t. at McKee St. with his larceny, nolled. The conunittee on worship of Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. at the East Association will meet refreshments. Hartford Police Department wedud included: curred Friday night in ment, said he will study the wife, Tabitha, 18, as passenger, recommendations by the oal OM JaU fOT appearance in Common • A Spring St. home was the nntheast coinar of police said. They collided with a board and expects to announce SOUTH MAIN STREET Pleas C o ^ 12 in East Hartfwd broken into last wedc and the Mandiestra'. The acts iiicloded; car and she d i^ as a result of ALL STORES JOIN IN CELEBRATING THE lowuT raMraufuKS today. break discovered Friday ni^t, • Apples wrae smashed on his dxdce in a ^ t two w edu. The luncheons and her injuries, police said. The new chief will succeed police said. The bedrooms wore the windshield and grape soda cocktails are as beautiful • Robert M. Kuzub, 22, of James M. Rraudrai, who was in as the scenery. Gary J. LeBlanc, 18, East gone through. Missing are a bag poured on the side of a car East Hartford, attempting to the post for about 16 years and Hartford was arrested Sunday and a jar full of pennies valued parked on Ambassadra- Dr. Bring your clients or obtain controlled substance by was a state trooper for about 23 , 0 ^ r -iE O E N D ' at 12:30 a.m. and charged with at|S6. • liquid soap was poured on your friends to enjoy Chief fraud and deceit, attempt to ol^ intozicatiaa and disorderly con­ • A large plat^ass window the windshields of a Bretton years before thm. PauPs creative soups and tain a controlled substance by Reardon left his desk as of duct, police said. in front of Bray’s Jewelry stoK Rd. car and a Grem Manor Rd. exclUng dally luncheons. using a false name and address, Feb. 28 and has applied for ear­ We will aocommoctate A IR The charges stem from a at 7S7 Main St. was brokrai car. and obtaining a controlled sub­ ly retirement benefits as of groups to one hundred or ^ f l o w flght at David’s restaurant in Saturday night, police said. • Soap was poured into a fish stance by altering a prescrip­ Missing are thr^ watches pond off Green Manor Rd. lifoy 1. more. un WEAlHNFOfOCAST^ the Paitade vdiich began over a tion, six months in jail. lost coat, police said. valued at |17S. • A bam and old chicken coop The sentence was suspended IN WILLIMANTIC, CONN. LeBlanc was released later • An attranpt was made to off Parker St. were attacked. Td. 6464103 and he was placed on probation Russia’s Caspian Sea is Sunday on a $200 surety braid break into Mcviarty’s Qtgo sra*- Many windows were smashed. Service from . AND TEWKSBURY, MASS. reajyiy salt water lake, for two years on the condition For Period Ending 7 AM EST Tuesday. During Monday night, snow is expected to be found vice station on Hartford Rd. Police are tracking down for court April 28. though fed by several lltS O a.nu to 3 p.m . that he seek medical treatment. over the higher elevations of th^ nor^east, over the upper P lains states and tlm Rockies. Saturday ni|^t, police said. A mighty rivers, its high Six other related charges Rain or showers wUl be noted throughout the Mississippi valley. Elsewhare, mostly fair Richard H. Nicholson, 23, of evaporation rate creates a were not presented. Crest Toothpaste East Hartford was arreked by high saline content in the • John B. McNamar, 26, of weather is forecast. Nfinimum temperatures include: (apfHox. max. reading in Bog. 7 Q C parenthesis) Atlanta 41 (70), Boston 27 (44), Chicago 30 (50), Dallas 60 (69), Denver 25 East Hartfrapd police Friday on Cumberland Store water. Hartford, possession of a con­ 92< f W (50), Duluth22 (31), Houston 67 (75), Jacksonville 51 (80), Kansas G ty 44 (64), Los Angeles trolled substance, $50. Regular or mint, 7 ounces. 48 (66), Miami 66 (83), New Orleans 63 (79), New York 32 (50), Phoenix 37 (65), San Fran­ • Gary M. Hopkins, 17, of 766 Hop River Rd., Bolton, illegal cisco 41 (62), Seattle 39 (51), St. Louis 38 (63), Washington 33 (61). Robbed Saturday easy llsteiftig with... Curad Bandages possession o controll^ sub­ In the third aimed robbray the ^ree Toy Store on Broad stance with intent to sell,- s?43® last wedi, a young hokhip man St. A black male held a knife to SINATM«G00DMAN«WILSON probable cause found to bind his Men’s Fashion case over to the next criminal Box of 80 assorted sizes. stole about ^ to SSO in cash a young, female cashier there 100% Polyester! Saturday night from the and told her to cash a traveler’s C0NIFF«G0LE«STBEISAND session of the Hartford County Weight Watchers Cumberland Farms Food Store check for $250, police said. Superior Court. Doubleknit Sweet’ner at 328 Green Rd., police said. He took $230 in cash and a • Kevin C. Morgan, 19, of 73 Oak St., breach of peace, $25, Co-Ordinated A white male wearing a baseball glove valued at $20. BENNETpWILHAMSvALPEIIT s?.“ 67® brown and white ski mask and The check was bogus. TV TONIGHT Bonus pack, 100 plus 20 carrying a pistol walked into The next armed holdup oc­ LEISURE free! __ the store at 8:20 p.m., police curred Thursday at about 9:15 »jnd your good imiolc hoot 6:00 6:45 ^ said. p.m. at the A-1 service station SUITS Right Guard New s...... 3-8-22-30 Economics 201 ...... 24 ^ He told the teen-age, male at 329 E. (Center St. A white Bewitched...... 5 Deodorant 7:00 ■ cleik to put money in a brown male wearing a stocking mask The Untouchables ...... 9 Welfare News...... 3-22-40 paper bag. Hie clerk put in the bitAe the glass on the locked Jacket 12 O’clock High...... 18 JEFF JACOBS s 89® Andy Griffith Show ...... 5 cash r^istra‘’s contents. front door of the station and, The Hraieymooners...... 20 Truth or Consequences...... 8 The man said, "Thank you.’ ’ with a gun in his hand, ordered Funding 7 oz. all day protection. Electric Company...... 24-57 Ironside...... 9 Then he walked out of the the young male attendant to 3 pm io 6 pm Reg. 16.99 Bonanza...... 40 Dick Van Dyke S h ow ...... 18 store and the clerk ironed the open up, police said. Restored 6:30 F ilm ...... 20 store manager who phoned the The attendant was counting News...... 3-8-20-22-30 To Tell the Truth...... 30 the day’s receipts at the time. police, police said. i HARTFORD (UPI) - A I Love Lucy ...... 5 Consumer Survival K it...... 57 The man took about $500 in ^ holdup man was further ‘ change in federal policy will Teacher P review ...... 24 cash, struck the attendant in 7:30 described as no older than early ; allow Connecticut to get nearly Zoom ...... 57 The Price Is Right ...... 3 20s, brown eyes, wearing an Air the jaw with his fist, and fled, u i i n p i i z s I $1 million in federal welfare police said. Hogan’s Heroes ...... 5 Force type green parica and \ funds slated to be withheld, ac- The local detective bureau is CBS/ServIng Greater Hartford. New Candid Camera...... 8 sneakers. He was about ' coding to the state Welfare MON. - TOES. Wilburn Brothers...... 18 working on all three cases. . M T H Romantic Rebellion...... 24-57 . j -Department. M Call of the W est...... 20 in-nn t ^he pistol looked old, had U.S. Health, Education and * C IN ES „ .vj^ „ . , (Seorge Gilder, author o f on the barrel and Hollywood Squares ...... 22-30 Welfare officials are holding up Medical Center...... 3 “ S e x ^ l Suicide,” appears was held nervously by the man, Antiques...... 24 until July 1 the imposition of P olka!...... 40 ...... o n p u b lic t e l e v i s i o n ’ s poUce were told., CHARLTON HESTON PLUS penalties on states which fail to AN A U STAR CAST-(PO) Martin Agronsky ...... 57 Non, ...... o “Woman,” Monday afcl0:30 The week’s first holdup oc- reduce the number of ineligible "AIRPORT 75" 8:00 S S e o rS li:;::;::;;iS p.m. on channel 24.:^ cuned Tuesday at 6:15 p.m. at recipients and overpayments. ( U n a T.1B.S.1E The World at W a r...... 3 Straight Talk...... 24-57 Commissioner Edward Maher Dealer’s Choice . . ; ...... 5 said Saturday. Maher said he was gratified HEW has recognized the dif­ Connecticut Report .. , i Planners To Hear ficulty in im posing the TMt «0um t» . M ■ II (HIT W| penalities, which he ^ s are ” W oodbury Kequest unreasonable,even though he is disappointed it has not aban­ ^LEMMON AND MATTHMMPO)^ ^ e w s...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 ‘^TRE FRONT PACT The B «t of Groucho...... 5 C. Woodbury’s request The Purdy Corp. is seeking a don ^ tliem. ALSO STARS CAROL BURNETT Harness R a cin g ...... 9 tor a change and special zone change from Residence A “ HEW’s unbending position . Sbsm 7'.36-9‘.30 I Love Lucy ...... 20 exception for his property at to Industrial Zone on one-third on this matter is unfortunate,” Captioned N ew s...... 57 Manchester Green beads the of an acre at the rear of 586 he said. ' ------SHOWN ONCE 7 :3 0 11;30 ef public hearing items on Hilliard St. Like the Woodbury The commissioner said M ovies...... 3-5 agenda of the Town situation, the zone boundary Connecticut and other states stili were going to have to look Wide World Mystery !!!!.! 840 Planning and Zoning Commis- now runs through the cor- for a permanent solution to the The Untouchables .9 (PZC). poration’s pn^ierty. 99* MON. & TUBS. 99* problem. Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 The PZC hearings start at ^ proposed to The change in policy means 12:30 7:30 in the Municipal Building ® 1 ® * s e c t io n o f $255,430 already withheld will I-S4 OUT Sa-rOLLOW “ BURNtlOI AVI. SMNT* M ov ie...... 9 Hearing Room. Manchester’s comprehensive plan of development. The be returned for the last July 1 to «« M Woodbury, owner of David’s proposed “ Open S ^ ce Acquisi- Dec. 31, he said. An additional BURNSIDE □ & lo m orrow ...... 20-22-30 Restaurant at the Parkade, is tion and Development Chin Dog" $623,443 which was earmarked IJ45 seeking a change from Program,” drafted by Town for withholding for the three- 3tSSStoHSl>n.LailS.»SMaK»5aMI33 Reel Camp ...... 5 Residence B Zone to Business 2 Planner J. Eric PottCT, con- month period ending l^ c h 31 Zone for the rear of his proper- tains facts of parks and recrea- S U PER DO&> has been reinstated, h said. ty at 501-529 E. Middle Tpke. tion and m ^ e s recommen- A similar penalty was TUBATBO sone boundary now runs dations for improvement and expected for the three-month * ■ s fc T A I t n through the middle o f the land acquisition. period ending June 30, he said. SCH EDULE property, town records show. “ My experience with public welfare in New York has been B 7;15 ■ 9;35 | | ll 7:00 - 9;0S The special exception sought reaffirmed in Connecticut since MATINHS tAT.-8UM. 88cTIL2PJi. by Woodbury would allow open AUCTION I assumed the com- UA East 1 - “ Shampoo” yard storage of prefabricated missionership that the federal 7:30-9:30 building products in a fenced tolerance levels regarding UA East 2 — “ Janis” 7:40- enclosure in the parcel’s APRIL 12th error rates are not only un­ C IN tM A J 1234 9:30 pariung lot. reasonable but untenable,” he n m COnpifMMMB'- 1-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. UA East 3 — “ Claudine” The Woodbury property, said. 7:20; “ Harry and Tonto” 9:00 originally develi^)^ for a knit­ Ctaadi ol nnam > EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. 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f V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., April 7, 1975- PAGE FIVE .'i PAGE POUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., April 7,1975 Several Public Housing Projects in Trouble tupiiimi Hrralii e ANDREW TULLY Aid Need Stressed HARTFORD (UPI) - A adequate levels, the Hartford In Waterbury one project is number of state-subsidized, Courant said Sunday. vacant and up for sale while the moderate income public ’The Stamford deficit was other ran at a $350,000 deficit. OPINION Speaking a t Yale University,, by the U.S. to its specialized GLOBE NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Sen. justification for denying' housing projects in Connecticut $250,0000, the first in the 28-year New Britain’s three projects where he was a Chubb Fellow, agencies, the Red Cross and Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Minn., emergoicy food and medicine are in deep financial trouble history of the authority. The ran at a $40,900 loss and un­ DonH Laugh Humphrey said, “They are not other groups. Travel Service says the main task facing the to those Vietnamese and Cam-' and face more cuts in state aid, New Haven authority ran at a collected rents rose from $250 the enemy. They are the sudden He called the bill a “recogni­ United States in Indochina is to bodians who suddenly find according to a published report. deficit of $300,000 and hasn’t to more than $15,000^______555 MAIN S T R E E T alleviate the great human suf­ themselves outside of tte con­ and unwitting \dctims of a long tion of our moral commitment made a mortgage payment 643-2165 WASHINGTON - Could the RepubUcan So the talk continues about Reagan as fering.' trol of Saigon,” Humphrey said and tragic war.” to struggling people who are Housing authorities in Stam­ since 1968, the report said. O ttraO V m n A Good Choice Party find happiness in embracing a 1976 Ford’s running mate. Nobody is clear “There is absolutely no Sunday n i^ t. H um ^ey said he would^ in­ desperate in need.” Humphrey ford, New Haven, Hartford, In Hartford, three members VITAMIN TniMj Expmrimme. ticket of President Ford and former about how this could be managed, but the troduce .a bill today to provide called on President F ori and Waterbury and New Britain ran of the housing authority Authorized agent In Mancbetter. answer is obvious. Ford would have to per­ $200 million in assistance. The Secretary of State Henry for.Bll Airlines, Rallroadf and California Gov. Ronald Reagan? at varying deficits in 1974 and resigned this week, citing im­ HEADQUARTERS , gt^tnship Lines. measure will be an amendment Kissinger to join with (kmgress President Ford’s reported choice of Hathaway was receiving practical Don’t laugh. That’s a question being suade Rockefeller to withdraw, and then that state aid in the coming pending bankruptcy, a $336,205 Liggstt Parkdrie to a foreign aid bill, and tiie to “s p ^ this emergency relief former Wyoming Governor Stanley K. schooling in the problems of the in­ kicked around with utmost seriousn^s either open the vice presidentihl balloting year will' drop from what of­ deficit and little city hall sup­ low PncHS’ these days by some moderate and conser­ or throw his support to Reagan. assistance would be distributed measure through Congress.” ficials say are already in­ port. Hathaway to succeed Rogers B. Mor­ terior and particularly in the areas of vative leaders of the GOP. It would not be To its advocates, the idea makps sense ton as secretary \if the interior is a development of natural resources, the perfect ticket, but those Republicans in three ways. First, it would elimiriiite a NEWS Reagan challenge to Ford for top'banana. coupled with protection of the en­ whose No. 1 priority is the party’s survival propitious one. as a viable political organization see a Second, it would wean conservative voters CAPSULES Hathaway served as governor of the vironment. Ford-Reagan partnership as a pragfnatic away from Wallace. Third, it I^Ould FOOD MART "COST CUTTERS" SPECIALS ... ALL THIS WEEK! balance the ticket — that is, it woulcToffer plains state for eight years and could In addition to its agricultural side, option. As today succeeds yesterday, Reagan something for the moderates in Ford and FRESHLY GROUND FO O D MART SLICED undoubtedly have been elected again Wyoming is a large oil producer and sounds anil acts more and more like a man something for the conservatives in Space Launch Fails 20 OZ. LOAVES had he chosen to continue in the of­ has vast deposits of low sulphur coal, who badly wants to run for the Rqiublican Reagan. MOSCOW (UPI) - An attempt to launch two Presidential nomination. Recently, he The question is whether Reagan would fice. When elected for his second term which is most economically mined by cosin'onauts into space failed and thdr tiny craft made a shared the platform with Alabama’s Gov. accept the vice presidential nomination. perilous emergency landing Saturday in a snow-swept OROUND WHITE the strip method, in most cases. in 1970 the popular Republican carried George Wallace at a Chamber of In California, he grew accustomed to mouht^n region of Siberia, the Soviet Union said today. being No. 1. To understate the case, he is all but one county in the state in an It also has large deposits of Commerce dinner in Cullman, Ala., FOR seeking not only Southern support but that not an enthusiastic Ford man. But running LB. election which also saw Wyoming vote uranium, trona, low-grade iron ore for President against the party’s incum­ 10 Killed in Ulster BREAD of blue-collar workers around the country BELFAST (UPI) — Britain’s overseer for Northern strongly to return a Democrat, Gale and other minerals. It is uniquely a who are attracted to Wallace. bent is a dicey business. Reagan is no longer a spring chicken. Moreover, while Ireland called emergency meetings today aftsr a weekend state in which the development of It is significant that after the dinner, McGee, to the Senate. and a 15-minute private Reagan-Wallace F ori could expect some support from of Ulster violence killed 10 persons, injured 80 and Hathaway would conform with the natural resources and the chat, aides of hoth men a g re ^ Reagan’s modernte-to-conservative Democrats and threatened to shred the Irish Republican A m y’s truce. Independents, Reagan appeals only to the FOOD MART SALOTES ITS NEW ENGLAND SUPPLIERS WITH A GREAT tradition of the country having a maintenance of a high-grade environ­ appearance was mutually beneficial. REDEEM ALL Wallace did himself no harm among con­ conservative vote — at least at this early Kennedy Jostled ment are daily facts of life. secretary of the interior from a (Herald photo by Pinto) servative Democrats who like Reagan’s date. WESTON, Mass. (UPI) - Sen. Edward Kennedy, D- western state. Hathaway has had an intense educa­ style by greeting Reagan in his introduc­ ’There remains George' Wallace. Un­ Mass., was poked, grabbed, jostled and jeered by rock­ COUPONS WITH ONE tion as a man who was “among friends.” doubtedly, he would be attracted to a tion in these problems, which coupled Ramon Lopez sets the beat at Jazz Clinic sponsored by Manchester Com­ throwing ' antibusing protesters Sunday. Afterward, In Wyoming more than half of the To many Republicans, the atmosphere at ticket with Reagan’s name on it. To a con­ Food Marts NEW ENGLAND BRANDS SALE! munity College featuring the Stan Kenton aggregation. Kennedy said he will continue to support school desegrega­ state is federal land. Hence a gover­ with his record of being an excellent that love fest was redolent of the threat of siderable extent, Reagan is Wallace’s kind ^5.00 PURCHASE of politician, and vice versa. But Wallace tion no matter how it may affect his political future. nor is more acutely aware of the governor makes him superbly suited a Reagan-Wallace third-party ticket. COME IN AND SAVE ALL THIS WEEK ON NEW ENGLAND’S OEST Meanwhile, many shrewd GOP leiders •is unpredictable. It would be like him to 7 problems of the Interior Department. to this new assignment. United States World’s have concluded that while a conservative decide that he had a good chance against a No Charges Seen -PROOUCI- In his eight years as governor. challenge to Ford is only a possibility, a GOP ticket that offered his supporters NEW HAVEN (UPI) - David Rowe, a Yale University challenge to Vice President Rockefeller is only half a loaf and a Democratic expert on Nationalist China, says Taiwan is in excellent I.S. GOVT. INSPECTED PICK YOUR OWN FROM THE BEST THAT GROWSI HOOD'S ICE CREM "'J No. 1 Arms Merchant a near certainty. Presidental candidate who most likely will hands despite Chiang Kai-shek’s death. G R A D E " A " REGULAR OR PREMIUM Thus there is sentiment in certain party be merely distinguished, not celebratri. Rowe, fom er advisor to the Republican Party of For­ FRESH CRISP CALIFORNIA U.S. NO. 1 FRESH-MAINE CARTER'S SPECIAL ALL FLAVORS By Congressional Quarterly •'They have the choice of buying from the quarters for a Ford move to throw the vice “It’s hell,” said a nuts-and-bolts man mosa, , said Saturday Chiang jnaide plans for a smooth ICEBERG I ' WASHINGTON - The United States United States, from other Western coun­ presidential nomination open to the con­ over at Republican national headquarters. succession of power white be was still in office. He said MAINE CARTON I One Voice in a Wilderness “We lose votes if Ford keeps Rockefeller, sold more jet fighters, tanks, armored tries or from Communist countries. For vention, to buy conservative support for there was no need to worry^bout political stability there. WHOLE WITH PURCHASE OF t lM OR MORE | but we could lose more votes if he dumps LETTUCE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. ■ Nearly five years ago, when Israel Churches is one of the few inter­ personnel carriers, aircraft engines, mis­ many reasons we would prefer they his own nomination. But some fear the LARGE HEADS POTATOES GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL 13. LIMIT Rockefeller. Ford could still make it, of “I’ve seen first hand how well things are in hand,” said ONE V| OAL. • ONE COUPON PER siles and helicopters overseas in 1974 than purchase their military materiel from party could not survive a convention battle 20 O A c FAMILY. was on the verge of administering a national organizations to have reacted course. All he has to do is cure the Rowe, who has visited Nationalist China twice in the last any other nation, inciuding the Soviet us.” of that kind. After all, the GOP has only 18 LB. BAG M Union. This year’s sales volume was $8.2- Legislation introduced by Sen. Edward to 20 per cent of the national vote. A split economy, roll back prices to their 1937 30 days. CHICKEN 3 o « M . stunning defeat to the arm ies of Egypt in the name of humanity. Through its billion, and the total is expected to climb M. Kennedy (D-Mass.) would suspend along ideological lines would seriously en­ level, settle the Middle East mess, and 3 LBS. AVG. and Syria, an alarmed United Nations more than 250 member churches in 90 higher in 1975. arms sales to Persian Gulf nations for six danger Ford’s chances, if not assure his disarm the Russians.” Hijackers Executed ROASTING demanded and imposed an immediate countries and territories, the WCC has Although the Ford administration months, but Schlesinger opposes the defeat next year. TEHRAN (UPI) - Iran today executed two Iraqi CHICKENS INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS FRESH FLORIDA Cain’s Mayonnaise defends the transactions as a way of main­ measure, claiming the moratorium would hijackers, the government news agency said. It was the cease-fire. launched an appeal for an initial $1 3 LBS. AVG. GREEN taining “ciose relationships” with friendly “encourage or force many of these states first time in aviation history that hijackers have been WHITE Yet today, in the face of the almost million to aid South Vietnamese in that region to turn to other sources of »■ QUART nations, increasing numbers in Congress executed. GRAPEFRUIT CABRAGE JAR incomprehensible human tragedy un­ refugees. are concerned with the foreign policy im- supply.” The two Iraqis, who commandeered an Iraqi Airways EXTRA LARGE SIZE LARGE HEADS piications of the 25-year-old arms sales Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has folding in South Vietnam, the so- This is less than one dollar for every M A X L E R N E R BoeinI 737 with 85 passengers and eight crewmembers U.S.D.A. CHOICE program. offered similar justification for the sales from Iraq to Tehran March 1, had been condemned by a I *1.69 1 2 * called world parliament and so-called newly displaced and dispossessed More than half the weapons sold by the program: “There is a security problem U.S.D.A. CHOICE Beef Round Tip Steak < 5 ™ . 9 9 * military court. world opinion rfmain totally, com­ South Vietnamese and is. nothing Pentagon and defense contractors in 1974, which these (Mideast) countries feel. (It BOTTOM U.S.D.A. CHOICE for example, were purchased by nations in is) caused by a neighbor supported by Death sentences handed down by military courts M .69 CRISP ROUNO Bottom Round Steak EXTRA LARGE GAYLORD CRINKLE CUT | pletely, absolutely silent. compared to the vast billions both the voiatile Mideast region. Iran alone Soviet or other Communist countries ....If The Psychology Of Panic traditionaliy are carried out by shooting in Iran, but the BUNCH U.S.D.A. CHOICE - UNDERtLADE S 4 O O CALIFORNIA CELERY No U.N. delegation calls for the in­ sides have poured into making war. bought $4-billion worth of weapons last the country didn’t receive arms, it would news agency did not specify the means of execution. ROAST French Fried Potatoes ! year, while Saudi Arabia contracted for a be subject to this neighbor — or else it Boneless Chuck Steak lb. 1 .oa FLORIDA vader to adhere to the 1972 Paris Even so, given the curious un­ YELLOW CORN FRESHTENDER U.S.D.A. CHOICE $600-million package of military equip­ would get these arms from other Harris Campaigns Here U.S. FANCY - NATIVE 5 LB. A l!1 .2 9 peace accords. No students, in any concern-with which the world seems ment. sources.” It takes discipline and commitment to gave a state its fabric. HARTFORD (UPI) — F om er Sen. Fred Harris, D- Round Cube Steak . *1.69 BAG At a Jan. ‘25 press conference, President carry out a retreat weli, and these were It is a sad, disheartening thing to see MACINTOSH APPLES country, are burning down buildings to be watching the Vietnamese Congress now has little statutory control Okla., has asked Connecticut Democrats to help him put U.S.D.A. CHOICE 1 WITH PURCHASE OF tS.M OR MORI — - over the U.S. arms sales program, but Ford contended that weapons sales to qualities that President Thieu and his what was once a state settle into dust and 2 AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. d K S f l k | together a coalition that would get him elected president U.S.DiA. CHOICE Top Round Roast *1 -39 FLORIDA SELECTED I GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL l>. LIMIT 1 to express their outrage over the tragedy, one wonders if the council generals in South Vietnam didn’t possess. What was once a society become a tangle C U C U M B ER S LONO-OREEN ^ O N E BAO . ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. Sen. Gaylord Nelson (D-Wis.) and nirte Mideast nations were necessary “to main­ and begin a people-oriented government. killing. will realize even a fraction of its cosponsors have introduced legislation tain equilibrium in arms capability” They lacked a knowledge not only of the of victors and survivors. TOP U.S.D.A. CHOICE Regarded as a iiberal and a populist, Harris Sunday FLORIDA logistics hut of the psychology of warfare. I have several times written that Beef Round Tip Roast lb. 1 .Da FRESH-TENDER p that would give the Senate and House a among countries in the region. ROUND GREEN BEANS To its credit, the World Council of modest goal. Bertrand Russell’s own book, “Why Men America should help only those nations asked for help in putting together “the first economic class chance to review potential contracts in a Con: Diverts Resources U.S.D.A. CHOICE H A INDIAN RIVER comprehensive manner. A key provision Fight,” should have another volume added whose people have the will to fight and movement seen in this country in 30 or 40 years.” STEAK FLORIDA Gillette Foamy Members of Congress are becoming in­ lb LARGE SIZE I A to it now: On why they fight hadiy o p well, whose leaders can hold their state Rump Roast 1.49 JUICE ORANGES would require the administration to out­ creasingly skeptical of these explanations. I SHAVING CREAAA | and on how and why their will to fight U.S.D.A. CHOICE ■ UNDERBLADE _ line the impact of a proposed sale on They argue that the sales may actually together. That is no longer tnie of Viet­ Pressure Reported U.S. NO. t collapses — as it has done in South Viet­ 1 1 . 6 9 IDAHO POTATOES SIZE "A" worldwide weapons races and U.S. foreign spur arms races rather than promote nam and Thieu. Any last-miiiute aid for By United Press International Boneless Chuck Roast l e . 1.1 a ! 11 OZ. nam. the defense of Saigon itself wUl only add I AEROSOL policy objectives. regional stability and that the United The United States is putting pressure on Israel to make U.S. FANCY ' Miiitarily, Thieu’s decision to pull back NATIVE , I CAN Debate on the measures has raised this States will not be able to control the use of more weapons for Hanoi to inherit when it further concessions toward reaching a second-stage ac­ ARMOUR DELICIOUS APPLES his armies from the north might have takes power. Meat or Beef Franks lb. o9 MIRA-CURE WITH PURCHASE OF IS.OC OR MORE question: Should the United States con­ weapons, once sold. cord in the Sinai Desert with Egypt, Israeli government of­ IMPORTED PROM . I AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. made, some sense, espedlaily since he had Thus the curtain is about to fall on one of JIMMY DEAN A A # > ISRAEL M GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL 13. LIMIT tinue to sell weapons overseas, particular­ They also contend that the sale of JAFFA ORANGES LARGE SIZE ONE CAN - ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. lost American air support and had little ficials said today. SLICED ly to nations in the Mideast? sophisticated weapons detracts from the the strangest and most prolonged chapters Pork Sausage 99* ■ hope for continued Ainerican aid. Yet the “Low-keyed but definite slight pressure is being put on Pros: Gives Us Leverage readiness of the U.S. arsenal, represents a in modem history — a great victory for SWIFT'S PRBMIUM • BROWN 'N' SERVE || C C withdrawal of the aid was not the decisive Israel by the United States which is putting Israel in an un- ALL VARIETIES 1“-' M * !'’ BACON The Ford administration and weapons diversion of resources needed for social world communism, a great — and un­ Sausage BKOUNTRY KITCHEN FKO. U l f FOOD MART - WHITE GRADE "A" | factor. There will be a new myth of necessary — defeat for America. For the comforteble position,” one official said. dealers argue that the sales help supply programs and gives the United States the OSCAR MAYER C Q C RAGOZZINO'S American “betrayal” which the propagan­ Communists, the 30-year struggle for'a FOOD CLUB allies who cannot produce needed equip­ dubious distinction of being the leading The officials denied reports that contacts between Meat or Beef Bologna PKO. DSI Fresh Large Eggs^^i dists of both Vietnam areas will now use. 11.39 HOMESTYLE ment, give the United States leverage over arms merchant in the world. United Communist Vietnam is being com­ Israeli and American officials had been suspended pending But even without Ain'ericah aid Thieu had carry over into the Bicentennial celebra­ recipient governments, help preserve Challenging Schlesinger’s statement pleted. For America, the dismal cycle is the outcome of Washington’s reassessment of U.S. Middle SPAGHETTI SPAGHETTI a huge air force and billions of dollars Italian Sausage lb i .' 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M.69 Snack Cakes 'V"kS' 69' Cran Grange Juice 4 CANS I • Single Copy ... 15* 3 Months . . $11.70 manager represents less than 10 per cent On this day in history: Nearly 1,000 passengers made the 38,000-mile cruise and p r e e n APPLE OR STRAWBERRY ^ DEVILS FOOD - OATMIAL B RAISIN Weekly...... 90« 6 Months . . $23.40 ONE Month .. $3.90 One Year. of the requested increase and less than 1 In 1927, the first successful demonstra­ paid from $6,000 to $48,000 for passage. NOTE; So that wt may sorv# all o«r cinlomsfs. wt ro itfv f ih o rig h tlo llin ltM iti topkas. o il. Nont soM to dtalors. Not rtsponiiblt lor typograpMcol tiro n . . $46.60 “Follow, I will follow Thee, my Lord, Mail Hates Upon Request per cent of the entire budget, it does repre­ tion of long distance television was made sent the only monies budgeted for Follow every passing day. Subscribers who p.m. should telephone between Washington, D.C. and New York Woman Power Noted program improvements within the entire My tomorrows are all known to Thee, fail to receive their the circulation depart- City. HARTFORD (UPI) — Patricia Lindh, President Ford’s 1 1 1 5 * Off 1 1 0 * Off ^ Herald before 5:30 ment, 647-9946. educational system. We ought to be able to In 1943, American and British troops Thou wilt lead me all the way.” 3 D * o f f 1 3 D * off 1 1 2 0 ‘ N f w I 2 0 ‘ . h special assistant for women, says there are 112 million ON A S COUNT PKG. take some positive educational steps each linked up in Tunisia during the North Praise Him for the joy which can be ours ON A 12 OZ. CAN { j ON A 46 COUNT PKG. ■ ■ ON A 10 LB. BAG ON ANY 2 JARS - POLANER | | Member Audit Bureau of Circulations women in the United States earning combined annual ON A 33 OZ. CAN year — even in difficult times. African cam pai^ of World War II. when we, like the first disciples, leave MAX PAX ! I SALADA I I g o l d MEDAL J I L L l i e o r I I GLAD We do not feel that the budget as everything to follow Him, the giver of life. salaries of $116 billion. KDDL AID The Manchester Display advertising In 1947, millions of Americans were COFFEE PRieiRVlt I I YARD BAGS closing hours: Three originally submitted by the Board of without telephone service as a nationwide Praise Him for the peace which comes Mrs. Lindh, guest speaker at a regional convention of ALL FLAVORS REO. OR ELEC. PERK I ! TE4 OAGS 11 FLOOR Publishing Co. : ■ U..TU m .is n u AT mnnn m a o t i I ■ WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. I 1 WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. I | WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. full days prior to Education is excessive. women in the communications field, said Sunday women WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. I | ■ I OOOO THRU SAT., APRIL 13. LIMIT ■ ■ GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL 13. LIMIT ■ I GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL 13. LIMIT assumes no financial strike bepn. It lasted 23 days. when we trust Him to meet us at every lAT., APRIL 13. LIMIT - - v w v in m publication. I GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL 13. LIMIT I ■ OOOD ONE THRU COUPON SAT., APRIL PER 13. I LW I ONE IT , ^BAO o w o'ONS'cbUPO'N PERIm m I ttw w o o 'JAj a br cV . ' 'oumo n e ''’ roiiw COUPON ny mitm PER II ■RONE ONE PKO. PKO. • ONE COUPON PER , Mrs. R.H. Potter Jr. ONE COUPON PER I responsibility for Deadline lor Herald In 1968,^federal troops were ordered out turn along the way, knowing that He has do most purchasing, own 75 per cent of stocks and bonds ONE COUPON PER j z ! CUSTOMER. I I CUSTOMER. ■ ■ typographical errors classified advertising: president in Baltimore to put down racial rioting. walked the road before us. and 65 per cent of savings accounts, but are still treated in appearing in adver­ 12 noon prior to day of l e WrSbyNEA. Inc* Mary Reynolds A thought for the day: British poet Praise him for the assurance that the tisements and other publicabon: 12 noon "Thanks for telling me where the credit depart­ many ways as a minority. reading matter in The Friday lor publication Chairperson, William Wordsworth said, “Minds that future is in His hands! “We may still rock the cradle, but we’re beginning to Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon­ Ekiucation Study Committee ment Is. By the way, could you tell me where I PRICES EFFEin'IVE IN MANCHESTER Herald.' day have nothing to confer find iittle to Miss Karen Krinjak rock the marketplace and that’s where it’s at,” she said. MANCHESTER PARKADE Manchester perceive.” The Salvation Army can find a job?" WEST MIDDLE TUBNPIKE y ; ;■) !r: • tr": ■; J

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., April 7,1975 — PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 7 , 1»75 MACC NEWS Nancy Carr ENGAGED Executive Director On the grey and rainy daw­ ning of Eiaster, some 450 per­ sons gathered at East Catholic H i^ School, welcomed by the triumphant and joyous hymns played by the Salvation Army Fi THE nNASr WAY B a ^ . Beginning their watch in darkness, the silent worshippers watched the daw­ ning l i ^ t b ri^ ten on the cross SUPERMARKETS R l l until the whole auditorium was filled with radiance and the joyful hymn “He Lives.” Over 300 gathered after the service for (^ istia n fellowship Extra Bonus and a continental breakfast in the school cafeteria. Special Center Cutil Oven Ready ^han^^^ to Elaine Holcomb and her family, to Annamay fromFinast! Potocki, Irene Goss and to Sr. I Free • 1 Joan Farley of East Catholic I for her generous assistance. Thanks also to The Folk Group PorkChops(l Lamb Legs Naylor Photo from St. James and Norman The engagement of Miss Nordeen who directed the ecumenical Men’s Chorus. It Patricia Ann Lessard of East Hartford to James Martin was a warm and lovely day in­ G ra p e fru it Pork Loin (Jerrity Jr. of Manchester has spite of the weather. I been announced by her parents, Clothing Appeal Bake, Broil denuine Spring Mr. and Mrs. Lionel J. Lessard The clothing supply of Church Ju ice F re e Sr. of 169 Lyness St. World Service which provides or Pan Fry... Mr. Gerrlty is the son of Mr. clothing and blankets for people Finast one 1 1b pkg Quarters Fresh and Mrs. James M. Gerrity of caught in natural and manmade Unsweetened Delicious! 78 Diane Dr. disasters all over the world has , Treat your Family to The bride-elect was decreased almost 40 per cent graduated from East Catholic while the overseas requests Favorites from Mr. Deli Favorites and Save Richm ond High School in 1969 and from 7 have almost doubled. The needs Chops 4 2 9 at Finast! Central Connecticut State of victims of hurricanes, floods, the Seven Seas! College in 1973. She is employed famine and war have emptied Assorted Chops ib 46 oz Pork Loin Shoulder Lamb Genuine Spring Ib | as a special education teacher the warehouses. ‘ M argarine at King Philip Junior High Desperately needed and all cans T ro u t Boneless Pork Loin Genuine B aked Ham School in West Hartford. good used clothing for men, With This Coupon Her fiance, a 1969 graduate of women, and particularly Rib Portion lb lb Eviscerated Pork Roast RbLambChops Spring East Catholic High &hool and a children, baby garments, With This Coupon & purchase $5 or more Freshly Sliced A purchase $5 or more 1973 graduate of the University blankets, quilts, comforters, Country Limit one coupon per Customer of Connecticut is employed by and uniforms for doctors and Limit one coupon per Customer Rainbow to Order Genuine Robert J. Smith Inc. in nurses. Valid thru April 12 Style Valid thru April 12 Frozen Pork Loin Ribs Spring Ib Manchester. As you clean our your closets, Loh LambChops H-193 Skinless 0 The couple is planning a July pack all clothing, blankets (and j H-183 0 Cod Fillet 8 9 0 Finast Roast Beef b.,„bi.39 4 wedding at the Church of the Uts, layettes you have made 12 oz Assumption in Manchester. over the winter) in sturdy card­ Langostinos pkg 1.69 Pork lb Combination For Your Health & Beauty! board boxes. Tie securely. Smoked Butts Shoulder Chops and Neck Ib Cheese it 1.19 Print your name and address on No. 1 Smelts .b 4 5 0 or Salami Nepco *1 each box and the number of Chunk Bologna Colonial lb 990 Knockwurst All Beef Ibl Dandy Loafc*f“bboib990 fPepsodent pounds. Pbg Clams stuffed 3 9 0 Finast All Meat or Liverwurst •'h Teh-cents a pound pays for all Franks or Beef lb 850 Bologna Finast Chunks Ib I Chicken Roll”'-""890 the costs of getting it to the p (^ Fried lb *More Proof It Pays to Shop Finast! pie who do desperately need it. Light Clam Strips 1.69 Hard Rolls Mr. Deli doz 8 3 0 Toothpaste Deliver boxes to the near of Concordia Lutheran Church ground level classroom door. Liverwurst .790 Your money will be left in the Tuna FTesh Chicken FTeshB eef Mr. Deli I b l , church office. Bologna 0 9 May 3 is the last day for A leaving clothing. In-Store Bake Shop! 7 oz Emergency Pantry Q u arters Volunteers are still needed to ChuckGround tube staff the pantry. If you are willing to give several hours CakeDonuts once a month please call the Breasts Miss Breck pantry coordinator, Irene Goss, With Wing Plain, Sugar Hair Spray 13 oz can _ 649-0974. We thank all of you 'fH, Any who are still bringing in food. With This Coupon & purchase $5 or more Size Cinnamon ( | q 2 P World Hunger Limit one coupon per Customer Legs Dial Deodorant 1.29 The 8A students of filing Package R y e orPu™„rn,ck.l 55< f Junior High School are holding Valid thru April 12 With Back Pacquins c T .!r =y.»..r880 LeBUnc Photo an all-day bake sale and car H-184 Manchester Store Only 14 oz The engagement of Miss Lin­ wash this Saturday to raise 0 Baby Powder Finast can 5 9 0 da Marie Magnano of Vernon to money for hungry and starving Guy Patrick Burns of Rockville ^ people from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. the Stock-up on Frozen Foods the Finast Way|‘ Proof It Pays to Shop for Quality Produce the Finast Way! has been announced by her carwash and tag sale will be in parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard front of niing, and the bake sale Baked Fresh with Natural w ith This Coupon on (1) 9 % oz Magnano of Vernon. at Kings and D&Ls. Please sup­ hfr. Bums is the son of Mr. port these young people in their 7^; Ingredients the Finast Way! and Mrs. Roy BurnS of Water- effort to help others. Sugar 7 ^ ; Finast Frozen | Chipos bury and the late Ellen Bums. Dial-A-Ride M c In to s h 15<^ ^ t h Miss Magnano and Mr. Starting today the Town of Burns were graduated from Manchester, with the y .v -; Potato Chips Rockville High Sc hool in 1974. assistance of the use of a van Crisp-Aire Valid thru April 12 — The bride-elect is an employe from CRT in Hartford, will D in n e rs I U.S. No. 1 off of tollers Falls in Manchester. provide dial-a-ride shopping A p p le s H-113 C h ic ly . f e i assistance for the elderly. Lantic, cfried ticken’THrgier Her fiance is employed by Volunteers are needed to help Shepard Steel of Hartford. With This Coupon on (1) 13% oz An April wedding is planned. with the driving and the shop­ Granulated Cane ping. Please call 649-5281, Ext. 11 oz 214, Mary Ellen Nemergut, our Turkey, Chicken, Meat Loaf, Deluxe . 0 1 Vista volunteer, for further in­ pkg 10<^ Keebler formation. Salisbury Steak 2% inch Minimum Grahams 5. x f COLLEGE off Valid thru April 1 2 NOTES M H-114 ^ PUBLIC Hawaiian Punch Chef Boy-ar-dee Aunt Jemima ’X 5T Carol G. Stoneman, daughter 1 0 o z i| i of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Finast Spears p k g s | ,1 Finast White RECORDS Broccoli 3 With This Coupon on (1) 17 oz Stoneman of Bretton Rd., has Finast ( 2 0 oz 7 I been named to the dean’s list Warranty Deeds Fruit Juicy Red, Cheese Pizza 46 oz Green Beans French |p k g f < R o s h iDow Bathroom for the fall term at Central Donald E. and Joan M. Tarca B read 2 Q 0 Connecticut State College in to Gifford G. and Deborah N. Grape or Very Berry Finast ^^t^ansj New Britain. Benson, property at 76 Olcott can Orange Juice Cleaner 12 oz 2 4 oz St., $29,000. Fries A s p a ra g u s Valid thru April 12 *3 I David F. Edwards, son of Mr. Finast pkgsi Jack Goldberg to Margery L. Steakhouse 2 Sliced and Mrs. Frederick Edward of pkg off 0 H-115 I Gussak, parcel on Wyneding 318 E. Middle Tpke. has been m u Rd., $20,000. Clam Platter^‘i«° Fresh named to the dean’s list for the James A. and Patricia S. - Tender With This Coupon on (1) 8 oz second term at the New Marchand to Ralph A. and 3 Bounty Ibweis Sunrise Fresh Dairy Features! England Aeronautical Institute Kathleen M. Wentworth, Succulent and Daniel Webster College in property at 381 Hartford Rd., Sanka Inst. Nashua, N.H. He is a freshman $43,900. Spears 3 0 < ^ majoring in aviation ad­ dharles L. and Lily M. Gor­ Frankfurt Finast White or Assorted '120 o r ministration. don to Herman M. Frechette, Finast Corn lb Coffee „68 7 Albert R. Martin and Gerald P. Colors rolls Valid thru April | Thomas W. Neumann, son of Rothman, property at 820 Fresh 2 i r $ 1 ^ 1 1 off . H-116 I Ruth K. Neumann of 148 Tolland Tpke., $35,000. Hawthorne St. received a cer­ Sharon Barkyoumb to Her­ iWargarin tificate of achievement from man M. Frechette, Albert R. NavelOranges ft for English Muffins With This Coupon on (1) 11 oz Northeastern University. The Martin and Gerald P. Rothman, California 72 Size award is presented to the property at 150 Avery St., $42,- 4 Quarter 1 ib Donuts Plain or Sugar 2**1!2 *1 engineering student who earned 500. Cold Power Detergent Easy-off Judgment Lien Pound Sticks pkg Florida Size 23 15<^ the highest academic average General Roofing & Sheet Snacks"S,rp';r,|850 during his freshman year. Metal Co. Inc. against Thomas 104 off Label Oven Cleaner Neumann, an electrical ScotchHeather Grapefruit 5 $1 73 Colla, property on Broad St., 49 oz Frosted Shakes cream Cheese"™" Oatmeal Bread 2 ’.151 Valid thru April 12 engineering major, earned a 4.0 $110. The Cold Water out of a possible 4.0. The award Plants Pascal Celery 3-.-S1 off 1 0 H-117 H is presented through the Building Permits Borden Orange Juice Finast half gal ^ Corn Toasties 2 pV/.1 Leon Cieszynski for Dr. S. Specialist pkg national engineering honor All Flavors Bakery Itema Available Tues. thru Sat. Only Milewski, additions and 'Lucky Plant" With This Coupon on (1) pkg 10 societ Tau Beta Pi. Finast Buttermilk ^ I .r Cabbage 2"»290 alterations at 127 S. Lakewood O Biscuits ii Circle, $11,800. Two Manchester students Mrs. Joseph F. Privizzino, 15<^ Baggies have been named to the high swimming pool at 59 Ginton FINAST of VERNON FINAST of EAST HARTFORD FINAST of MANCHESTER V OPEN honors list at Bradford College ■ St., $800. Trash Bags in Haverhill, Mass. Marriage Licenses They are: Mary Ellen Dol, Vernon Circle at Kelly Road 269 Ellington Road 205 Spencer Street - K-Mart Plaza Monday thru Saturday Valid thru April 12 Bruce Lawrence Wentworth, i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. East Hartford, and Rachel Ida Open Monday thru Saturday 8 am to 10:30 pm Open Monday thru Friday 9 am to 9 pm - Saturday 8 am to 9 pm (Silver Lane) 8 am to Midnight off [ | m | H-118 Walter Doll Jr. of 720 Spring St. Poyerd, 54 Stephen St. 5 > and Ellen Marie Shalnln, mchard A. Gustafson Jr., Prices effective Manchester. Vernon, East Hartford thru Sat, April 12,1975 W e Reserve the Right to Limit QuantKiee W e Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Prices effective Manchester, Vernon, East Hartford thru Sat,'April 12,1976 Noit Responsible for Typographical Eirors daughter of Mr.and Mrs. RockvUle, and Joanne Helen Dorian Shainin of 35 S. Sadloski, 48 Hollister St., April Lakewood Circle. 19, St. James Church. i^yvy*rts|w^':?r

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 7. 1975 - PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mmchegter. Conn., Mon., April 7 . 1»75 House-Elliott GarrUon-Hill $127,810 More GET YOUR STOP & SHOPSWORTH I Karen J. Elliott of Deborah Ruth Hill of Washington, D.C. and Arthur H. Mandiester and Ronald Albert House, also of Washington, D.C. Garrison, also of Manchester, Requested for were nuuried April S at St. were married April 5 at the Save John’s Church in Washington, First Congregational Church in CDe(vi'A6fci D.C. Coventry. Running Schools SaveT® The bride is the daughter of The bride is the d au ^ te r of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Elliott of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley B. HUl of MONDAY, APRIL 7 THRU One D ollar Matador, Tex. The tHidegroom 273 Boulder Rd. The With this coupon and a purchase of $10* HEBRON Hebron and Gilead Hill is the son of Chief Justice and bridegnxHn is the son of Mr. ‘ Except items exempted by law. Good Mon., April 7 thru Elementary School and also to Mrs. Charles S. House of ISO and Albert Garrison of 35 Anne Dallaire SATURDAY, APRIL 12 Saf., April 12,1975 at any Stop & Shop store. :Rham H i^ School Westland St. His paternal Earl St. Correspondent Under supplies and materials REDEEMABLE AT STOP & SHOP TOWARDS A Limit 1 coupon family grandparents are the late Mr. The Rev. Bruce Johnson of 228-3267 and Mrs. Herbert B. House of the First Congregational The Board of Education the Board of Education is $10 PURCHASE OR MORE requesting an increase from J Who^s Wearing Manchester; His maternal Church officiated at the double­ rwiewed its proposed 1975-76 Stop & Shop $73,264 to $90,123. grandparents are the late D(. ring ceremony. The church was budget of $964,810 with the This year the gasoline will be and Mrs. Arthur Brown of decorated with c ^ - fimince board last week, poin­ a separate item from the bus The Pants? Harrisburg, Pa. santhemums and snapdragons. ting out where anticipated in­ transportation series of The Rev. Jcrim C. Harper of Donald Hand of (Coventry was creases occur, bringing the organist. proposed budget $127,810 higher previous years and the budget with this coupon and a $5 purchase. With this coupon and a $5 purchase. ; With this coupon and a $5 purchase.: ; With this coupon and a $5 purchase. With this coupon and a $5 purchase.; St. John’s Church performed MM the double-ring ceremony. The bride, given in marriage than the burrent budget. request calls for $14,000. ;MM The bride wore a floor-length, by her father, wore an ivory Under the certificated per­ One area discussed in some By Abigail Van Buren sonnel, which includes prin­ length was the projected budget Crisco Minute Banquet ivory gown and small white delustered satin gown designed “ CaitfS "Salada C lt7SbyCMea9QTribufi«*N.Y.N«wa8ynd..lftc. with long, full sleeves with tight cipals, teachers and substitute figure in the heating oil an in­ roses in her hair. She carried a s i single yellow rose. cuffs, crocheted type lace bib at teachers, the increases amount crease of $6,000. Mayonnaise Tea Bags Salad o n Maid l i I^s. Stanley Fogerson of high neckline, long fuU skirt to $54,310 which is not yet a Porter felt prices would not 38 oz. bottle PM Pie firm figure, because these are go that high. QuartJar § 1 1 orange juke ta Turkey, Deef or DEAR ABBY: What’s with Mel in Belleville? Is he Silverton, Tex., the bride’s with ruffled hemline. Her 100 c o u n t ^1 crazy? He says pants on women should be declared valid sister, was matron of honor. finger-tip veil was bordered in still in negotiation. In the areas of insurance Chicken grounds for an uncontestable divorce. Other attendants were Mrs. lace and attached to a Camelot The non-certificated per­ bonds., dues and fees the in­ i ' sonnel which include crease was $591. Doesn't Mel know that lots of women wear pants because Barbara Baab, Dallas, Tex., cap. She carried a cascading * <=>■ they’re warm in the winter? (My mother has arthritis, and Mrs. L.K. Grooms, Carrollton, bouquet of pale pink sweetheart bookkeepers, secretaries and Porter told board members pants have been a Godsend for her.) Tex., and Mrs. Walter Cooke, roses and baby’s breath. substitutes, aides and sub­ that this budget request was too i I find them very practical on my job because I do a lot of high and that there were areas Perfect for all < Corpus Christi, Tex. They all Miss Sally Berard of West stitutes, custodians and sub­ 1 2 o z .c a n i ' stretching and bending ar.d stooping. I’m not exactly Hartford was maid of honor. stitutes calls for a $5,869 in­ that could be cut. A 15.2 per ! S Wow! What a Finest orange pekoe blend... your cooking | wore floor length yellow 100% orange juice from Florida petite, and while I never could get a dress in my size that dresses. Miss Kristy Foger­ She wore a lavender dotted crease. cent increase was too high at fantastic value. a good buy. needs. ? 8 oz. package 2741 | was long enough to cover my knees, I can always find pants Swiss gown designed with Howard Porter, finance this time. Umit one package per customer. ^ 1 son of Silverton, Tex., the Limit one jar per customer. 270 Limit one box per customer. 271 Limit one bottle per customer, 272 i Limit one can per customer. 273 that cover me modestly. ruffled scooped neckline, long member, asked Board of The requested budget will be Good Mon., April 7-Sat., April 12. ; Good Mon., April 7-Sat., April 12, Good Mon., April 7-Sal., April 12. Also with pants, I can wear different blouses, shirts and bride’s niece, was flower girl. . Good Mon., April 7-Sat., April 12. Good Mon., April 7-Sat., April 12. John E. ^sser of Rochester, puffed sleeves and a full skirt. Education members if the non- presented for review by jackets. How many different ways can you wear a dress? certificated personnel salaries residents at the annual budget NUTS TO MEL N.Y. was best man. Ushers She wore a small floral iiitiiifjiiii were Timothy Brown of Water­ arrangement in her hair and were set, and David Allbee, hearing, April 21 at 8 p.m. at ford, Va., the bridegroom’s carrieid a basket of pastel- chairman of the Board of the Hebron Elementary School. DEAR ABBY: I’m with Mel. I’m a woman who is tired of In other -Board of F,inance pants, but I can’t find a decent looking dress anywhere. All cousin; Dr. Lance Steward of colored daisies, ivy, ferns, Education, said the salaries would not be higher than those business the board voted to 7 the stores are loaded with pants suits. Noank; Ronald Gerard of roses and baby’s breath. My husband says I’ve got the best-looking legs in town, Norwell, Mass.; Sven, Bridesmaids were Mis9 given to the board for review. transfer $800 from the building inspector’s mileage account to Coi^B

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PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., April 7.1975 M ^CH ESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon.. April 7, 1975 — PAGE FIFTEEN Homaa For Sala P an ontia 2 Bomla-8toeka-MOfUl»0**4 f 23 Homaa For Salo 23 Hom e* For Safe 23 Homaa For Sala 23 INDEX MANCHESTER - Low 30’s. Open House Marks ‘Week of Child’ N O T teg * INCOME TAX preparation - MORTGAGES, loans fitvt; Se­ Condominium, three bedrooms, 1 — Lott tfuJ Found your home or mine. cond, third. All ktikls. T ^ t y 2 1/2 baths, dream kitchen with WANHO 2 — Ptrtonalt Reasonable. By Danny Byram, statewide. Credit rating-un­ all appliances and snack bar. 3 — Announctmtnit 649-5096. necessary. Reasonable. C^- Highly Motivated 4 — EntMttInmoht Owner transferred. Immediate ROOM? REALTOR Q The Chestnut Hill Preschool The curriculum provides for 5 — Auctlont fidential, quick arraf^em cj^. occupancy. F. J. Spilecki Saleaman MAS at Emanuel Lutheran Church creative indoor and outdoor TAX RETURNS and accoun­ Alvin Lundy AgencVr'SIT^^. Realtor, 643-2121. FINANCIAL ting done professionally. 100 Constitution Plaza;' Hart­ for ootabllshod real ooUrto will have a “Drop-in” Tuesday play. Organized activities in­ 8 — Bondt-Stocl(t-MortaagM It * 0, It will b« wall worth your whil* to taka a look at 9 — Pertonal Lotnt Reasonable rales. Confidential. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. , S h e H e r a t h EAST SIDE - 71/2 rooms, three firm lii Monchottor thia.four-badroom Colonial that haa |uat coma on tha from 1 to 2:30 p.m. in observa­ clude stories learning games, 10 — Inturanee Experienced. Call Dan Hickey, bedrooms, 11/2 baths, close to markat. Naw carpatlng, IVb bathrooma, 2-car garaga, tion of Week of the Young Child. practical life, musical 649-9145. schools and shopping. Nice ^ Contact EMPLOYMENT DANIEL F. REALE and famlly-alzad yard. Call nowl The event is open to the public. experiences, creative body 13 — Holp Winted neighborhood. 15’ pool. Asking □ e m p l o y m e n t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Chestnut Hill Preschool is a movements and creative art 14 — Butlntta OpportunItiM INCOME TAX returns $34,000. Call owner, 649-7578. 15 — Situation Wanlad REALE REALTORS new preschooi that opened last experiences. prepared in your home. ssssssssssessssssssssessssss 646-4828 REALE’S CORNER September for 3-, 4-, and 5-year- Others who assist in the EDUCATION Reasonable, Call H.H. Wilson, Halp Wantad 13 MANCHESTER vicinity - an IntorrIom CoMManlW. 175IWIN CTIItET PHONE 846-4525 old children. development of the curriculum 18 — Privata Intlructlont 649-6506. Duplex - 54, aluminum sided, 18 — Schoola-CIttaat Unlike a day care center, it is are: Mrs. Robin Gilsenan, TOOL MAKERS - All-around comer lot, $31,900. ’Two family - 20 — Intlructlont WtnIad REDUCE safe & fast with set up for a short daily sch^ule Manchester Public Health machinists and Bridgeport needs some work but good in­ Baal Eatata Wantad 28 REAL ESTATE GoBese Tablets and E-Vap operators. Top wages, fringe vestment, $35,900. B/W realty, SALT BOX - Large, country of 2Vm hours with a specially nurse; Mrs. Susan Blackwell, 23 — Hotntt lor Salt DUPLEX - Owner’s side has WE WILL buy your house, Call “water pills” Liggett Parkade benefits and overtime. PHONE 643-2711 647-1419. kitchen with buut-ins and lar^e, modem kitchen, formal designed curriculum for lear­ physical education advisor; and 24 — Lota-Land (or Salt anytime, Hutchins Agency, 25 — Invetttnant Property Pharmacy. Experience preferred. Apply at fireplace, formal dining room, dining room, living room, 4 Dr. Lee Miller, psychiatrist. Realtors, 646-3166. ning and creative activities. 26 — Butinett P rop^ Paragon Tool Company, 121 FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD double door spacious center en­ bedrooms, walT-to-wall The co-directors and teachers The program is traditional in 27 — Retort Property Adams Street. LETS GET ACQUAINTED trance hall, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 carpeting, 1 1/2 baths. Other of the school, Mrs. Sandra that it is divided into many lear- 28 — Real Ettate Wanted LEGAL NOTICE / baths, 2-car garage, large lot. SELLING your house? Call us side has 6 large rooms. first and we’ll make you a cash ning areas including MI8C. SERVICES We’d like to know YOU, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Misage and Mrs. Carol PHONE FROM home to ser- ; Convenient to schools and shop­ offer. One day service. T. J. 31 — Services Ottered vice our customers for super ADVERTISING W e’d like YOU to know US. 646-4200. Mahlstedt, call the school blockbuilding, woodworking, 32 — Painting-Papering INVITATION TO BID f 0 P ADVERTISING ping. Excellent condition. $46,- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. neither “too structured nor too art, science, physical activity, 33 — Building-Contracting Sealed bids will be received in earnings. Choose own hours:-j E&F ASSOCIATES, Inc. 900. Philbrick Agency, 34 — Rootlng-SIdlng Call 647-1810. DEADLINE REAL ESTATE Realtors, 6464200. open.” It offers a combination book comer, and puzzle and 35 — HaatIng-PlumbIng the Office of The Director of RATES BE’TTE DRIVE - Huge eight IMMEDIATE CASH for your of both for children. learning game area. 36 — Flooring General Services, 41 Center 12:00 noon the day before Realdentlal Commercial room plus Colonial on an acre property. Let us explain our PART-TIME cleaners - • 1 day ...... 9t word per day publication. The school has various mor­ The school offers a closed 37 — MovIng-TruckIng-Storage Street, Manchester, Connec­ 3 days ...... 8 t w ord per day 70 OAKWOOD DRIVE wooded, lot. Built by U&R, fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, 38 — Services Wanted Experience preferred. Will 6 d a y s ...... 7c 'word par day Deadline lor Saturday and GLASTCNBURY, CCNN. quality throughout. 2 1/2 baths, $41,900 647-1413. ning sessions from Monday spaced setting. It has three ticut until April 24,1975 a t i l :00 Monday Is 12:00 Noon (Friday. MISC. FOR SALE tram if necessary, early mor- ^ 26 d a y s ...... 6c word per day two-car garage, two fireplaces, NEW 3 or 4 bedroom Raised Ranch, through Friday from 9 to 11:30 rooms that can more specifical­ a.m. for the following: ning hours 6-9. Call 649-o335. PHCNE 633-9149 wall-to-wall carpeting, 2 fireplaces, 41 — Articles lor Sale 15 WORD MINIMUM Jim Egan, Broktr we could ramble on, but see for MAY WE BUY your home? a.m. with a total of 24 children ly be called an art and craft 42 — Building Supplies PUMP STATION- sun deck, garage, large treed yard. H appy Ads ...... $2.00 inch Homa Phona *72-7589 yourself. Impossible to Quick, fair, all cash and no in each class. room, large muscle and prac­ 43 — Dogs-BIrds-Pets INDUSTRIAL PARK ESTABLISHED REAL Estete > PLEASE READ 44 — Livestock Mary Egan, Salat Rap. duplicate at the asking price FIANO A6ENCY problems. Call Warren E. Beginning next September, tical life room, and a quiet or Special attention is called to office needs two fuli-time sales Homa Phone 646-5358 45 — Boats & Accessories ^ iK 0 s ; YDUR AD (middle 60’s) T. J. Crockett, 646-5200 Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. there will also be afternoon “Let’s Find Out” room. This 46 — Sporting Qoods the requirements of the Davis- people.eople. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 643-1577. 47 — Garden Products Realtors, 649-2813. Classified ads are taken over sessions. type of setting gives a child the 48 — Antiques Bacon Act Labor Rates and the phone as a convenience. INSTANT cash for your home. Assisted by Mrs. Joanne chance to be noisy in one room, 49 — Wanted to Buy Employment Standards. The Herald Is responsible (or MANCHESTER - New family Call Joe Gordon, Barrows & DENTAL Assistant with some only one Incorrect Insertion and SPRING STREET area - Miller, the teachers’ philosophy but not disturb the child who Bidders List, bid forms, plans Colonial, aluminum siding, 3 Wallace Co., Equal Housing Op­ RENTALS secretarial background then only to the size ol the DO YOU BELIEVE Raised Ranch, 8 rooms, 3 or 4 portunity. 649-5306. is to provide a preschool setting prefers to be quiet in another 52 — Rooms (or Rent and specifications are available M ake som e­ original Insertion. Errors which bedrooms, bath and lavatory, 53 — Apartments lor Rent Experience preferred, but will that older, well-built homes bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, wool that is educational, develop room. at the General Services Office, tram. Send resume to P. 0. Box do not lessen the value of the oversized modern kitchen. 54 — Homes (or Rent one happy built-ins, 24’ combination dining give your more house? See carpeting throughout, family CASH FOR HOUSES - End mental and creative, one in For further information, call 55 — Business lor Rent 41 Center Street, Manchester, 1, Glastonbury, Conn., 06033. advertisement will not be cor­ room with fireplace, patio, rected by an additional Inser­ and playroom, garage, just this 6-room Garrison Colonial those home-selling worries. Let which a child can learn through Mrs. Mahlstedt, 643-8682, or 56 — Resort Property (or Rent Today — large deck, electric garage 57 — Wanted to Rent Connecticut. tion. right lot, conveniently located. today. Formal dining room, us bring in a buyer. Or perhaps play and group interaction. Mrs. Misage, 643-4346. 58 — MIsc. lor Rent Town of Manchester, CUSTODIANS - Experienced, C a ll 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 doors. Built in 1971. $56,900. buy ourselves. We do you know. part-time evenings, Trade of your present home country kitchen, front-to-back Connecticut considered. $37,500. Donald S. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Showings at your convenience. AUTOMOTIVE Manchester. Call 643-5691 2-6 Homaa Far Sala living room, walk-out base­ 646-4200. 61 — Autos (or Sale Robert B. Weiss, 23 Homes For Sale 23 Gale Realty Company, We need large and sm all 62 — Trucks lor Sale p.m. ment, 100’x200’ lot. 7 General Manager Realtors, MLS, 289-7939. • homes: Call without obligation! 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale COLUMBIA 2V4 ACRES RANCH - with gorgeous view. Keith Real Estate, 646-4126 or Taiwan Mourns Death 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles Large living room with beamed 65 — Cam^rt-Trallers-Moblle Instructors of the Handicapped i BRICK AND FRAME MINI-FARM CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12-room PASEK 649-1922. Homes Horse Costs $3,000 Ranch — Three bedroms, Immaculate 6-room, 2 bath antique Colonial completely REALTORS-MLS cathedral ceilings and •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Of Chiang Kai-Shek 66 — Automotive Service PART-TIME fireplace, formal dining room, 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease 1 .0 . H . I garage, wall-to-wall carpets. Ranch. 2-car garage, small restored and in excellent condi­ 289-7478 742-8243 $3,000 FOR CLYDESDALE tion. Four fireplaces, 1 1/2 fully equipped kitchen with □ MISC. SERVICES MAINTENANCE Beautiful treed lot. Only $31,- barn, large stocked bass pond. sliding glass doors to deck. Ottawa — A good Clydesdale 500. Excellent tillable land with baths, income-producing 3- TAIPEI (UPI) - Taiwan struggle to recover the Chinese or Belgian gelding ready to Annual Spring | room studio apartment and 2- Huge family room with stone •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••ssssssassssssessessssssts WORK A abundance of fruit trees, MANCHESTER - Split 7 rooms, fireplace, two full baths. Service* Ottered 31 mourned the death of Chiang mainland, but diplomatic show sells for about $3,000. A room antique shop/Philbrick 1 1/2 baths, 3 bedrooms, Kai-shek today, but his observers in Peking said the Poraonals 2 set of harness for two of these berry bushes, strawberry Philbrick Agency, Realtors, *7.00 to *10.00 PASEK Agency, Realtors,/646-4200. modern kitchen, dining room, 646-4200. successors apparently had no premier probably would not act horses costs $600 to $700 and Fashion Show | REALTOR8-MLS beds. Must be seen. $48,800. SHARPENING Service - Saws, INCOME tax returns prepared Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, family room, fireplace, wall-to- knives, axes, shears, skates, intention of abandoning the to fulfill the promise. it takes about $1,000 to feed a PER HOUR 289-7475 742-8243 RANCH - Better than new. 71/2 wall carpeting, garage, large in the privacy of your home Call team for a year. Willie’s Steak House 646-3233. rooms, 3 bedrooms, family WESTFIELD ST... we have a rotary blades. Quick service. generalissimo’s policy of Communists led by Mao Tse- . CALL 528-9951 I lot, $45,500. Pnilbrick Agency, four and four Duplex in the high ; Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or 525- J . WATSON O U C H CO. room with bar, large living- Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main hostility toward the Chinese tuhg drove Chiang and his niiiM kK* for ad In Um M ANCHESTER - New 3- Realtors, 6464200. forties that should qualify for 8263. April 9th — 7:30-10 Rooltors ULS room with beautiful oval St., Manchester. Hours daily Communists on the mainland. followers from mainland China buaintu opportunity iiaction undor bedroom custom Ranch, 2 Minclistter Oflict 647-1139 financing under the new (;HFA 7:30-5, Thursday 7:30-9, Satur­ Eaitam Sorvicai. Tickets available at door | baths, aluminum siding, double ^^^qmUtousIngjOppor^^ fireplace, 2-car garage. $51,900. BENTON STREET... in center Chiang, 87, died of a heart at­ in 1949. TOWN OF MANCHESTER Philbrick Agency, Realtors, regulations. Possible 8% day, 7:30-4. 643-7958. tack Saturday night. Taiwanese Peking diplomats said the garage, excellent of town, a six-room Colonial mortgage. Good income 6464200. with two-car garage. Perfect officials announced today that a premier probably would main­ neighborhood. $47,900. Hayes producer. T. J. Crockett REWEAVING burns, holes. LEGAL NOTICE Corporation, 646-0131. BRAND NEW (not completed) family room. Excellent condi­ Realtors. 643-1577. “solemn and grand’’ state tain his father’s policy of The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on REAL ESTATE Career - Earn Halp Wantad 13 Six-room Colonial with Zippers, umbrellas repaired. $12,000 plus annually. Must Situation Wanted IS THREE FAMILY tion. Large enclosed front Window shades, Venetian funeral would be held for him hostility to the Communists. As Monday, April 21, 1975, stating at 7:00 P.M., in the Hearing NEW LISTING - Martin School fireplace. First-floor laundry, porch. July occupancy. Good have license or in process. AUTO BODY Man - Must have 5 clean as a whistle. Three blinds. Keys. TV for rent. on April 16. recently as last Thursday, the Room of the Municipal Building to hear and consider the BABYSITTING, my home, District. Six bedrooms, 9-room walk-out basement. Central. value at $35,900. 'I*. J. Crockett Pasek Realtors, MLS, 289-7475 years’ experience, 44 hour Act now and have your choice heating systems. Three dis­ RIGA LANE Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. Gretchen Venezia, 3, watches closely as Mark Todd, 4, plants a flower seed in a paper cup Thousands of mourners younger Chiang vowed never to following petitions: 742-8243. days, evenings or overnight. older home, wall-to-wall Realtors, 643-1577. week, paid holidays and in­ of carpets, colors, etc. Low posals. All baths cpramlc during a nature project at the Chestnut Hill Preschool. (Herald photo by Pinto) visited Chiang’s suburban talk peace with the conquerors Item 1 Patricia Wollenberg - Request extension of permis- Will pick up and deliver, any carpeting, paneling, etc. Asking near the Bolton-Manclifister MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. surance. 872-4997. 40’s. Keith Real Estate, 646- tiled. Near all schools, bus, residence at the Forest of of the mainland. No. 436 for operation of one-chair beauty salon -154 Hilliard WOMAN to train as night age. 647-9360. $41,000. Call Hom eseekers CONTEMPORARY Raised line Is a prestige address. Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Realty 646-4353. 4126, 649-1922. shopping. All apartments In­ Ranch - Large, modem kitchen Scholars Sunday, where his The ad hoc funeral com­ Street - Residence Zone B. counter manager, cashiermg FULL-CHARGE Bookkeeper This plus a dream Ranch on spraying. Fully insured. body lay in state. Many wept mittee said, a Christian funeral and fountain experiencexpe RETIRED MAN desires day clude stove, refrigerator. with pantry, formal dining a Japanese Garden setting Licensed. Free estimates. Item 2 Frederick J. Hughes - Request variance to reduce for construction firm - Please VERNON - Three-bedroom room with built-ins, living room openly. service for Chiang, who was referred. Hourslurs 6-12, Monday part-time work, Manchester- VERNON makes this new listing a Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. No. 437 south side yard'to 6 feet for purpose of erecting at­ send resume to Box “ TT” East Hartford. Good Ranch, maintenance-free vinyl with cathedral ceiling and Vice President C.K. Yen, a converted to Christianity by his Sirough Fridayay or Saturday. Manchester Herald. Sim-SUMMER-FAU siding. Tremendous view. BELFIORE AGENCY "MUST SEE." Many features FIRE CALLS tached one car garage - 96 Elizabeth Drive - Resi­ Call Hartford Road Dairy appearance, looks belie age, Realtors 647-1413 fieldstone fireplace from floor TREE SERVICE (Soucier) 70-year-old economist, was American-educated wife, would “Spring” into this 7 room Almost new, 2 baths, 2-car gar- to ceiling, redwood paneling, and extrasi A dence Zone A. Queen, for appointment, 647- own car, 30 years collection Trees cut, trimmed or topped, sworn in as president alx)ut 12 be followed immediately by a AVAILABLE • Six openings, Colonial. “Summer” the age, large wooded lot, four bedrooms, 2 full baths, Item 3 The 86 Corporation - Variance requested for restau- 1076. background, much gardening stumps removed, fully insured. hours after Chiang’s death. traditional Chinese service. good future potential, early experience. 568-5835, evenings. features — applianced carpeted. Immediate occupan­ large family room with No. 438 rant liquor outlet within 1,000 feet of another liquor retirement possible, free cy. 50’s. Warren E. Howland, WOODLAND STREET - Got a tree problem? Well worth The real power, however, A 30599 & #605) into two lots, CaN the best deal in town. $42,900. $68,500. Philbrick Agency, washdown at 70 Highland- St. who has been running the of entertainment were closed Put a bulge m your biHfeid-use □ EDUCATION Three or four '^.*irooms, a very reasonable work p Sunday, 1:15 p.m. —brush fire older 6-room home with 2-car one of which will have less frontage (69 feet more or JOBSEEKERS INC. Call Mr. Lewis, 649-5306. twenty-one f^QSVving room Realtors, 646-4200. guaranteed, call anytime. 649- (Town) at end of Newmarker Rd. Nationalist government since and government employes wore Herald Want Ads regularly. garage on treed lot. Remodeled FARM - 50 acres, mostly MANCHESTER 1972, when his father was in­ black armbands. Military es­ less) than Regulations permit - 605 North Main EMPLOYMENT EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY with a FrrAV. stove, modern 4266. Saturday, 6:09 p.m. —car fire Sunday, 9:50 p.m. —trash can Private Instructlona 18 kitchen, ceramic bath, 3 cleared and level land, 8 room Saturday, 3:17 p.m.—one-car capacitated by illness. tablishments began a '48-gun Street - Residence Zone A. SERVICE BARROWS A WALLACE bedrooms. Asking $35,900. kitchen, ctYpeting, and 2-car MANCHESTER house, barn, two large poultry Jm at Lyness and W. Center Sts. on fire in the middle of Chapel PERSON to handle all billing COMPLETE electrical service accident on Highland St. Taken Yen and Chiang have salute at half-hour intervals at Item 5 Frank J. Halm III - Request variance to conduct 568-1070 568-1070 Mandwtttr N«w Hnun HartlonI Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. garage. Big comer lot (130 by A SPRING houses, 2-car garage. Philbrick (Town) Rd. near Long Hill Rd. functions - review documents, PROFESSIONAL Tutoring Ser­ 849-0306 307-1818 728-0018 150). Terrific buy for only $36,- and repair. Reasonable rates. to Manchester Memorial promised to continue the sunrise today for the fallen No. 440 outside sale of antiques and crafts on weekends - 428 Connecticut’s largest job Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Saturday, 11:48 p.m. —large ROCKVILLE data preparation, data entry, vice - Reading and math. Free 500. T. J. Crockett Realtors,' HAPPENING Call 646-5253. Hospital were David F. Ryder, generalissimo’s 25-year leader. Tolland Turnpike - Business Zone II. listing service managed by computer operation. Must have consultation and evaluation. HEBRON in your own yard with this grass fire in South Windsor off Saturday, 6:12 p.m. —stove 643-1577, LARGE TWO-Family - 6-6, Chapel Rd. (Eighth District to 18, of 190 Porter St. and Robert professionals. Please call, good speed in typing, 10-key ad­ Call 649-8023. HEBRON - U&R 7-room gracious 4 bedroom Dutch ODD JOBS - Trucking, home fire at 8 Cottage St. Item 6 Charles E. Bodemann, Jr. - Request variance tq re- Central, good condition. By assist South Windsor) Chamberland, 18, of 18 Trotter No. 441 duce north side yard to 6 feet for purpose of erecting 568-1070 for complete details ding machine and good number Raised Ranch, dead-end street, SPARKLE NEW RAISED Ranch - Seven Colonial. Large rooms with owner. Write Box “U’' repairs, yards cleaned. St. Both were treated for minor from one of our cheerful aptitude. Must be quick to learn minutes from' Manchester, 2 generous-sized rooms, 2 1/2 Experienced handyman. Free SOUTH WINDSOR AMBULANCE CALLS attached garage - 17 Hoffman Road - Residence lots of fine detail — lovely Manchester Herald. cuts on the head and released. Zone A. counselors. and retain details. Well- fireplaces (stone and brick), Seven room U&R built Cape Baths, family room, 2 kitchen with built-ins. Priced estimates. Reasonable. 643- Friday; 4:25 p.m. —brush fire TOLLAND COUNTY □ REAL ESTATE finished family room, wooded 0304. (Manchester Ambulance) with first floor family room, fireplaces, 2-car garage, to sell, in the 50’s. CONDOMINIUM - Six rooms, 3 on Chapel Rd. by the power Sunday, 1:56 a.m. —auto acci­ Information pertaining to above may be obtained in the Excellent benefits antf oppor- acre. Immediate occupancy. aluminum siding, large lot. dent on Rt. 195 a half mile south Saturday, 8:49 p.m. —auto ac­ ABOUT TOWN large lot, extra nice. $33,900. bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, wall-to- lines. Planning Office. EXPERIENCED salespersons, tunite. Call Marvin Weinberg, Homes For Sale 23 Low 40’s. 643-5535 after 5 p.m. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, MARIA NARDULLI - Custom- of the firehouse. (Tolland Fire cident at Broad St. and Green wall carpeting! Modern kitchen Friday 8:34 p.m. —gasoline All persons interested may attend these hearings. part-time evenings and at Economy Electric Supply, or weekends. 6464200. , with built-ins, finished rec made draperies, bedspreads, Department and Ambulance) Manor Blvd. William N. weekends to sell swimming top treatments, Austrian in ro ad ^ t Clark and Deming ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 646-2830, Manchester. An Equal MANCHESTER - Newer 3- room, central air-conditioning. Sunday, 1:32 p.m. —auto acci­ Dickens, 20,' of 137 Irene Dr., The committee on education Medal and Benediction of the pools. Hourly rate plus com­ WARREN E. COVENTRY - Seven-room shades. Large selection of Sts. Lit by youths. Out on Bernard R. Johnson, Gialrman Opportunity Employer. bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, BOLTON LAKE - Small house $32,500. Philbrick Agency, dent on 1-86 in the westbound Vernon was taken to MMH of North United Methodist Blessed Sacrament will be missions. Alsb wanted cashier, Raised Ranch with family room samples, drapery hardware. arrival of firefighters. Paul J. Rossetto, Secretary possible 4th bedroom, con- with double lot on Lynwood Realtors, 646-4200.' lane east of Exit 97. (Vernon were he was treated for cuts on Church will meet tonight at 7 at celebrated tonight at 7:30 at the hours 10-4. Apply In person » venient location. $35,900. Paul on a nicely landscaped acre, 1 Free estimates, decorating ser­ Saturday, 6:03 p.m. —false Dated this 7th day of April, 1975 Discriminating Drive. Short walk to lake for HDWLAND Ambulance) his forehead and released. the church. Church of the Assumption, S. Namco, 443 Hartford Road, \ W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. 1/2 baths, above-ground pool, 647-1419 vice. Call 649-1786. alarm on Hayes St. Manchester. s Customer Wanted boating and swimming. Ed- R ealtors 6 4 3 -1 ID S Sunday, 2:18 p.m. — auto ac­ (Manchester Ambulance) Adams St. many extras. $40,900. $2,000 TAX-CREDIT Saturday, 11:54 p.m. —brush LEGAL NOTICE ■ ■ ...... - ... ^ REWARD .mund Gorman Agency, 646- ANSWER YOUR phone night Manchester Chapter, Enlertalnmertt MANCHESTER - Just reduced. 4040.. On The Following Homes: ADMISSION OF ELECTORS KITCHEN HELP - General ? 30$ oH on a Dozen Aaaorted and day. Gode-a-phone SPEBSQSA, will meet tonight Dr. William Mancoll, a Center Street, 3-family in APARTMENT BUILDING - MANCHESTER - Large, six- $48,500 - RAISED RANCH TOWN OF BOLTON, CONN. duties, various hours, must ^ Donuta with this ad - limit 2 business zone II. Ideal for MANCHESTER answering machines from at 7:30 at the Teen Center otolaryngologist, will be the work every other weekend. \ consisting of 4-one bedroom room Ranch with garage tand — 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, $199.95. Call 643-2759. Notice is hereby given that the A eO U R M ETS Dd'zen. Good Sunday thru professional offices or commer­ $34,700 McCoy Budget Tightens Spending Annex of the Manchester guest speaker at a dinner Liberal fringe benefits, good ^ HAPPINESS apartments, centrally located, porch. Must be seen. $36,900. E aluminum siding, 2-car gar­ Wednesday. Apply cial expansion. Owner anxious is a^lx-room Ranch with 1% Well maintained six-room Cape, full Recreation Center. The meeting of the American Board of Admission of Electors DELIGHT starting salary. On buS Tine. aluminum siding, business dormer, plumbing up tor second bath, & F Associates, 646-5358, 633- age. TWO HANDYMEN will clean, The mayui deleted all but the 29s a dozen. Assorted Donut for quick sale. LaPenta Agen­ baths and garage In the $35,- VERNON 30 and West St. The mayor meeting is open to all men in­ Association of Medical of the Town of Bolton, will be in East Hartford Convalescent '• MISTER DONUT zone, excellent potential for heated knotty pine family room, 9149. $49,900 — L-Ranch, 3 rake, lime, fertilize, mow, deleted both. $75. session in the Community Hall, 255 Watt MIddIa Tpka. cy, Realtor, 646-2440. 500 price rangel Early oc­ commercial expansion. tastefully decorated home. Fenced-in In keeping with his budget terested in singing four-part Assistants, Hartford diapter, Holes with this ad — Limit 2 Home, 745 Main Street, East < garden area. bedrooms, 2 baths, beamed maintainance of lawn seasonal. In the town clerk’s budget the 222 Bolton Center Road, on Manchaitar, Conn. cupancy. Clean and con­ Jackston Agency, 646-1316. message to the Town Council, A request of the public works barbershop harmony. on Wednesday from 7:30 to 9:30 Dozen. Good Sunday inru Hartford. : MANCHESTER - Six month CAPE - Eat-in kitchen, formal cathedral celling In living Cellars and attics cleaned. Vernon Mayor Frank McCoy, in department for $34,500 for the mayor cut $1,663 which was a p.m. at Willie’s Steak House, Saturday, April 12, 1975, from Wednesday only at venient. dining room, fireplaced living Reasonable prices. 643-5305. new, prime west side location, MANCHESTER - $31,500 - room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar­ room, 2-car garage. his budget recommendations, purchase of two dump trucks request to purchase carpeting Novena of the Miraculous Manchester. 9:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M., for the MISTER DONUT SUPERINTENDENT - Mature ASSISTANT in physician’s of­ 5-5 D uplex, 1 1/2 b ath s, FIANO AGENCY seven room Cape, new furnace, age, immaculate condition. $49,000-$50,900 — RAISED has tightened the purse strings was also deleted. In the public for the public and work area of purpose of admitting all per­ 255 West Middle Tpke. couple for luxury adult high rise fice, 1-5 p.m., Monday, hardwood floors, aluminum 6 4 6 -5 2 0 0 LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. Manchester, Conn. BELFIORE AGENCY storm windows, new wiring, $36,900. Philbrick Agency, RANCH — 3 bedrooms, 2% works budget for maintenance the office to cut down the noise sons who are qualified to be apartment in Wethersfield. ’Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. siding, high 50’s. Hayes Cor­ Cellars and attics cleaned, on spending for any items he Realtors 647-1413 workshop. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. baths, family room, 2-car lawns mowed, small tree work. of public buildings, a request level and for general Electors of the Town of Bolton. Duties include: painting, Must enjoy working with poration, 646-0131. feels not absolutely necessary cleaning and maintenance. 646-3166. garage. (4 to choose). Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. at this time. for $18,000 for building of an ad­ appearance. The qualifications are as patients. Experience helpful Excellent salary plus apart­ but not essential. Occasional TOLLAND - Authentic period GRANDVIEW ST... Off Porter, $52,900 — DUTCH The mayor said his budget dition to the rear of the police In most cases the mayor cut Dodd^s Mobile Office follows: Applicant must be a Auctlona ment. Call 525-9580 after 5 p.m. TOLLAND - Combination home MANCHESTER - Duplex, 6-6, Restoration. Main house built a new Raised Ranch is nearing GARDENS Roto-tilled - Quick station was also deleted. back the requests for salary in­ typing. Reply giving 2-car garage, deep lot, good COLONIAL, 4 bedrooms, 1% recommendations bear in mind United State citizen, eighteen background and interests to NEW and office, located on acre lot in 1806, ell circa 1717. Eight completion. Ready for you to service. Save your back. Call us creases in areas other than on marketl Eight-room a business zone on Route 195. condition, quiet neighborhood. rooms, two baths, five working baths, family room, 2-car “a keen awareness of the This was to be a shell of con­ (18) years of age and be a resi­ AUCTION - One defective sofa WANTED - Experienced and Box C, Manchester Herald. choose your colors, carpeting, today, 528-0586. current economic problems of crete bloc’ics to house cruisers those governed by union con­ Here Twice in Week dent of the Town of Bolton. consigned to Futorian Mfg. 150 Colonial, with both den and Five-room Ranch plus 500 Asking mid 40’s. Northeast fireplaces, two barns, ten etc. Really a deluxe home garage. reliable construction laborer. Realty, 568-7907. All homes have city water the nation and of our residents; and for storage. tract. This will be the last regular ses­ Strong Road, South Windsor, 8 Call 643-9918 or 649-4356. RELIABLE Woman wanted to family room. Two-car gar­ square foot office, IVi baths. acres. Call for details. loaded with extras such as 21/2 ROGER LANDON - Will rake given Dodd by the Committee Priced to sell at $36,900. T. J. Also deleted was a request in A request for a salary in­ VERNON sion for admission of electors a.m. April 14. babysit evenings in my home, age. Treed yard, quiet street. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, baths, aluminum siding, and sewers. leaves, clean yards, do any odd therefore, capitol im­ on House Administration. ’The ^ Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. ^ 4 2 0 0 . the ambulance budget for an crease of $1,800 for the chief of The new district mobile of- b e fo re th e May 5, 1975 2:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. 649-5742. Front to back living room. finished rec room, rear deck ... jobs. Very reliable, reasonable provements and new equipment rental fees for the mobile office RN-LPN. 10% differential. appropriation of $10,500 for the police was changed to an in­ fice of Democratic Municipal Election. Greenwood Nursing Home, DWNER and a lot 120 by 200. Middle 50’s. rates. For free estimate call are at a minimum. and Dodd’s satellite office in Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagaa 8 COVENTRY - Seven room Cape may help with financing on BRICK RANCH - Four rooms, 2 T. J. Crockett Realtors, 643- Roger at 647-1529. Also cars purchase of a 1973 Cadillac am­ crease of $1,000 by the mayor to Congressman Christopher Dodd Dated at Bolton, Conn., this 2nd Hartford pays 10% differential AVON - Never sold before? MERRITT Before presenting the Middletown totals about $700 a BRFIOIIE AGENCY and 4 room Ranch on one lot. this solid 5-6 two family with bedrooms, large, tree shaded 1577. washed, waxed and vacuumed proposed $5 million general bulance to replace the 1969 one bring the salary to $15,800. The will make an appearance in day of April 1975. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd on 3-11 and 11-7 shifts. 236-2901. Don’t worry. I’ll show you how Reeltor* 646-1180 month which is $150 less than you can earn money selling Mbn M7-1413 Cape has stone siding and full 2 heating systems. Copper lot. Ideal starter or retirement at Jim ’s Amoco, Main Street. government budget to the Town now in use. The ambulance total salary budget for the Vernon this week on Wednesday William J. Houle mortgages — interim financing shed dormer. Ranch income is home. $27,500. Philbrick Agen­ OMCIOUO COUMIM the maximum allowed to rent RN-LPN day shift - (no quality cosmeticse, fragrances, plumbing. Garage. Clean Council, the mayor went committee said the current am­ police department was $646,347. and Saturday as part of Dodd’s Virginia A. Assard — expeditious and confidential $155 monthly Lake privileges, - cy, Realtors, 646-4200. with first door family room, S huge NEW 24 hour Answering Ser­ congressional office space in rotations) Benefits. Greenwood jewelry and family products. and convenient. bedrooms (master is 13x22), formal Lota-Land For Sale 24 through all budget requests sub­ bulance has 72,000 miles on it This includes regular and over­ effort to meet with the people Registrars of Voters service, J.D. Real Estate $19,900 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 $40’s. LaPenta Agency, vice opening April 10th. the Second District. Assoc. 646-1980. Nursing, Hartford, 236-2901. Interested? Call 523-9401. living and dining room, big kitchen mitted by department heads, and is costing money to keep in time pay for 29 patrolmen; 7 of his second District. Catherine K. Leiner baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ Realtor, 646-2440 or Lance SOUTH WINDSOR - 51/2 room with appliances, IW baths, attached ANDOVER - 93 acres R40, 30 Subscribe now for low rates. Dodd’s main office in the Kozikowski, 742-7202. garage. $45,000. and delet^ items he felt to be operation. dispatcher-clerks; 6 sergeants; On Wednesday the mobile Town Clerk IS ANSWERING phones your age, nearly two acres. Hutchins Ranch with rec room, located building lots. 3,200 ft. frontage. Call 647-9221. Norwich Post Office building is BELFIORE AGENCY in nice, quiet neighborhood.. In the recreation budget, a and 1 secretary-policewoman. unit will be at the Vernon Circle thing? Start now weekend^, will Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. RoaHon 647-1413 BUNGHAliD & ROSSEHO Terms. Call Rutenberg & extraneous this year. Owner must sell. $36,9d0. E & F The salaries for school Shopping center from 9:30 a.m. essentially rent free, officials INVITATION TO BID train you. Call today. Realtors-MLS 646-2402 Every, 236-2916 or 643-1824. B & G REFRIGERATION - 7 The Traffic Authority had request for $21,000 for the MANUFACTURER OF COVENTRY Associates, 646-5358, 633-9149. J8^Vest_Cente^treet crossing guards total $79,000. to 4:30 p.m. and on Saturday it said. Sealed bids will be received in Jobseekers, 568-1070. $38,900 - Duplex, 6-3. Nice in­ Gisbson authorized service, all requested $15,000 for the purchase of a mobile perfor­ Go jump in a lake! ’Cause domestic makes and models. purchase of two fire pre-emptor ming arts center, was turned Most of the major items in will be there from 8:30 to 11:30 the Office of The Director of law apartment, carpeting, $435 that’s what comes with this COME AND GET IT! Country BUILDING LOTS - Manchester Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 VERNON - Immacualte 7-room residential area, approximately Have your window air- signals, one near the Nye St. down by the mayor. the budget are ones over which a.m. Generai Services, 41 Center LADIES APPAREL month income. Hutchins Agen­ budget-priced expandable kitchen with stove and dis­ ROCKLEDGE cy, Realtors, 646-3166. hwasher, aluminum sided, Split on large, treed lot. Three one acre, also other acreage conditioner cleaned and oiled firehouse at West and Nye The recreation commission, the mayor has no control. These Dodd, whose district covers Street, Manchester, Connec­ hat opaninga Toz-experienced sewing, machlpe Ranch. $24,900. Call Ranch, beUeve it or not. In ready for summer. Complete TOWN OF ANDOVER A GROUND floor opportunity clean three bedroom ^ n c h full bedrooms, family rooms, 1 1/2 available. Jackston Agency, Streets and the other by the in making the request, said the include $106,050 for pension in­ 2,100 square miles, includes 60 ticut until April 21,1975 at 11:00 operators and quallfl^ trainees. Gxceiient fringe the low forties! Six rooms baths, wall-to-wall throughout. system checked, cleaned and AMENDMENT TO with a proven track recorti. basement, over one acre lot. 646-1316. Vernon Center Firehouse at Rt. existing music shell is in poor surance, $90,799 for group in­ towns and represents 43 per a.m. for the following: beneflts. ANDOVER 2.S ACRES AVENTE REALTY plus screened rear porch. Quiet cul-de-sac in Skinner Oiled $20. each. Bring it to us ORDINANCE Twenty-one Subway sandwich SOLID BRICK RANCH Garden space. Only $32,900. condition and is virtually un- surance, $126,000 for municipal cent of the state, said the GLOBE HOLLOW A p p iy at Keith Real Estate, 6^-4126, Tastefully treed and Road area. Professionally Investment Property 25 and save $8. Parts not included. TO REGULATE ANDOVER franchise locations are now Custom-built for present owner, Uils useable. It said the proposed insurance, $17,000 for mobile unit will enable him and ,CONCESSION open or being installed. Your tow-niaintenance cost borne is perfect 649-1922. shrubbed lot. Several quality landscaped. $40,900. Owner, 646-4067. “showmobile” has possibilities telephones, $679,000 for interest his staff to be more accessible. DISPOSAL AREA Bids forms, plans and location is waiting. It’s time for for small family or retired couple. 646-5461 extras. 872-2586. COVENTRY - Three-famjly MANCHESTER MODES, INC. Large kiteben, 20x20’ flreplaced living CUSTOM Rototilling - Have for a laige variety of uses for on debt, $795,000 for principal “We hope the people will find The Ordiaiice entitled specifications are available at you to act. Call 1-372-6525 for house on Mason Street. With REGULATION OF ANDOVER PINE STREH • MANCHESTEB room, 2 twin-sized bedrooms, IW FMST OFFERING EAST HARTFORD “Troy Bilt” rototiller. Will all age groups and “it is an paym ents and $40,000 for us not only helpful but respon­ the General Services Office, 41 details. baths. A real gem. Call Suzanne or BEtnORE AGENCY new furnace. Good income. Ed­ DISPOSAL AREA is hereby Arthur Shortijw ^. „ Excellent 7-room Cape, fami­ mund Gorman Agency, 646- travel. Gardens, lawns, flower ideal project to relate to the capitol reserve fund. sive to any ideas or feelings Center Street, Manchester, Mton MZ-1413 amended to add the following to COMPLE'TE Soft Ice Cream J . W AttON OEACH CO. LAND - Nice barn, three ly room, garage, hot water oil 4040. beds, large or small. Call 643- Bicentennial effort.” Hearings on the proposed they may want to express,” Connecticut. RttHon MLS Section 11, Prohibited Uses: Stand on Wheels. Immediate bedroom home, baseboard heat, city utilities, quiet VALUE 1895. A major item in the District general government budget and Dodd said. ^ Town of Manchester, NwMw Mhi Hl-lin Tree stumps and logs in delivery, low down nayment. Equil Housing Opportunity heat, Hutchins Agency, neighborhood, wall-to-wall OLDER HOME - Large living II (Vernon) fire department the $8 million proposed educa­ A Dodd caseworker^will be Connecticut Four bedroom SpULlVk baths, INVESTMENT HOME GARDENS roto-tilled O ir T H I excess of six inches in diameter Call or write today. 677-9089,198 Realtors, 646-3166. carpeting in living room and room with dining area, eat-in Young brick 5-family budget was omitted by the tion budget will ^ conducted available to meet with con­ Robert B. Weiss, COIL WINDING kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, 3 aluminum siding, rec room, Five Townhouie apartmenta, private M anbhe^r, Bolton, East Hart­ OINUINC are prohibited. Disposal of South Road, Farmington, family room, close to bus, mayor in his recommendation. early in May and the annual stituents and a 514 day schedule General Manager Conn., 06032. Mister Softee Of MANCHESTER - three family - bedrooms, porch. Interior com­ large fenced yard. . Only $32,- terracea, ample parking, $12.IH0 per ford a n r^ m o n areas. Call 646- motor vehicles are prohibited. MACHINERY SET-UP shopping and school. Has to be year income. This was a request for-$195,000. budget meeting will be May 20. for the office will be announced Southern New England, Ihc. 7-7-5, separate furnaces, INVESTMENT pletely redecorated, 2-car gar­ 900. Won’t last, call now. 8019 mornings or evenings. No refuse shall be imported We need an Individual to sat up coll winding machinery. parking, large lot. Asking $43,- seen to be appreciated. Priced IURT{B for a new aerial truck. 'Diis on a weekly basis starting later Court of Probate Six-family — separate fur­ age. $33,500. Philbrick Agency, FIANO AGENCY into the Town of Andover District of Andover Must have experience with bobbin winders, Universal 900. W arren E. Howland at only $34,900. Realtors, 646-4200. INSIDE - Outside painting, item was also deleted in the this month. EASTERN SERVICES - Part- naces. New roof, modern 646-5200 mflSIfR Dodd is renting the mobile except by contractural agree­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS windera and paper layerwiaehlnes. time maintenance work, $7 to Realtors, 643-1108. fe c ia l rates for people over 65. current budget. ESTATE OF DONALD S. DEWAR baths and kitchens. Only $69,- Fully insured. Estimates given. unit which is essentially a ment made by the Board of Pursuant to an order of Hon. Valdia $10 per hour for a responsible DUBALDO-LESPEMNCE AGENCY GARRISON COLONIAL - 24’ Thrust-Bock Collar' Tbe tax collector requested COVENTRY - $26,900 - Three 900. living room with fireplace, for­ Reef Eatata Wantad Call 649-7863. recreational vehicle converted Selectmen on behalf of the Vinkels, Judge, all claims must be ASC SYSTEMS CORP. person seeking permanent, WARREN E. 28 TOILET TANK BALL $4,700 for a new NCR electric The peanut got its name presents to Ine fiduciary named bebw part-time work days or bedroom full-dormered Cape, mal dining room, 4 brarooms, 1 to an office. The rental cost is Town of Andover. on or before July 15,1V75 or be barred by 155 WEST MAIN ST. ROCKVILLE. CONN. A m tric a ’ s Uir§0$t S «lf« r recording cash register, $300 because the plant, when evenings. Company will furnish basement, 100’ from private 1/2 baths, rec room, screened ALL CASH for your property WALLPAPER hanging $2.75 Th« afneitnt W oltr M oittr initantly slopt $500 a month, including all gas ’This amendment to ordinance law. The fiduciary is: PASEK 646-0505 for a new desk, and $75 for a growing, resembles a pea Robert C. Hunt Jr. 875-3351. ext 285 training, equipment and beach, double lot, more. REALT0R8-MLS porch, 2-car garage. $45,900. HOWLAND within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, p e r roll. Experienced th« flow of wotor aflor ooch fluihinfl. and operating expenses. shall become effective fifteen Warren E. Howland, Realtors, R faH ort 643-1108 tradesman. Call R. new file for special sewer bills. vine with light green leaves. 266 Pearl Street An Equal Opportunity Employar customers. You pay $13.50 per 289-7475 742-8243 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, instant service. Hayes Agency, $100 a t h a r d w a r e s t o r e s Approval to rent the unit was days after publication. Hartford, Conn. 06103 week. Call 528-9951. 643-1108. 6464200. 6464131. Starkweather, 644-3194. 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancbeiter. Conn.. Mon., Aiail 7.1875 — PAGE SEVENTtgu^N PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Com.. Mon.. April 7. 1875 Apaftm»nl$ For Root 53 Buolnou lor Root 61 Trucks lor Solo 62 55 Autot tor Solo OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BENJY BY JIM BERRY BUGS BUNNY CHARLES APARTMENTS - STORE FOR rent: Best Main 1972 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1970 FORD Econoline E200 I NEED East Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 Street location. About. l.OQO Espirit, top shape, power I SEE MX) BOTH SLEEPIN' THERE ARE CABBAde.T WHICH A4EAJ4S WHICH MEANS WE’P > I.S IR , AM ROdfR IDLENOT ( i NVES-A w k ; NOT RIP PROCTOR. Supervan - New engine, brakes, BUSINESS room Townhouse, 11/2 baths, square feet. Same size bas^ steering, autoipatic transmis­ e m u s t system. 31,900.64&-lm ON BARK BENCHES ALL TD/MATDANP PEPPER J/VtORE PKSdlU; B E T T E R <30 BEFO RE i v K i i i , muc FRIEND rK ItN l X . HIMSELF, WHO FORCED THE A N 1)4 ONLY SUMMER ...MOOCHIN' MEALS sEEPLiwasHERB- / moreplawtin; WS SET SUCKED INTO all appliances, 2 air- ment. For information.' sion, sport wheel, console, after 5 or days, 6464567, ask for OF THE CON5U/^R, AND OIL BARONS TO REFILL A THIN6S )N AT TH' SOUP r PLUS SOME OTHERS/! MORE WATERlkl' FOUNDER OF PROCTORS conditioners, carpeted, heat, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, anun 8-track stereo. 872-3923 Steve. SIGHT AR E I PLAKITO MAKE MV I MORE FERTIL- WELL AFTER BEING KITCHEN... j p r o t e c t o r s ; i w a s hot water, storage, p tio ^ sound 6464200. evenings. THOSE d I S I T HOW ^AT YOUR AGE after 5. Month security required. 30 1/2 Une. 646-1636, 647-9041. transmission, power brakes, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - niture. Cash on the line. One good value. Call 646-0505. NEW STARCRAFT Venture, V ^ R IS C IL L A A B O y S H O U L D 5 EVERY BODV'S piece or an entire housefull. Church Street. Can be seen 5-7 power steering^ radio, rear fold out hardtop camper, sleeps E7 K N O W .A SOPRANO) Remodeling, repairing, ad­ p.m. neater, trailer■ nitbitch. ■■7424550. O R A 64^32. Furniture Bam, 345 FURNISHED ROOM - share FOUR ROOMS- heat, hot SMALL APARTMENT needed e: 6, used twice. Many extras. 31,- G I R L *27 ditions, rec rooms, porches and water, garage included. Cen­ roofing. No job too small. Call Main Street Rear, behind kitchen and bath, second floor, for working person. Prefer 700. CaU 646-1805 or 649-2411. -22 tral, no pets, no children, LARGE ROOM efficiency unit, utilities paid. Reasonable price. 1967 DODGE Polara - Good run­ 649-31M. Douglas Motor Sales. convenient. Call 647-9288 adults. 649-7128. bath with tub and stall shower, Permission for pet. 742-8305. ning condition. 3600. CaU 643- FOR SALE - Ideal vacation f J. 7 between 5-midnight. two large closets. Furnished. 6258 after 5 p.m. IffII »l(l III CARPENTRY - Repairs, CLEAN USED refrigerators, vehicle - 1973 Vega 23’ travel ranges, automatic washers, AVAILABLE immediately, 3130 monthly. Call 643-1126. trailer, excellent condition. remodeling, additions, roofing. GENTLEMAN only - Kitchen 1967 AMC Rambler - Automatic with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s privileges, central location, three bedroom duplex, adults, □ AUTOMOTIVE Hardly used. Fully self- Call David Patria. South Wind­ fireplace, parking, 32M. Call transmission, two-door. 3200 or CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE sor, 644-1796. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- free parking, references contained, sleeps 8. Four- * 2171 643-2268. ROCKVILLE 3WJIOOM8 best offer. Cali 6494163 after 4 burner stove, 20 gaUon propane requirM. 643-2693 for appoint­ p.m. ment only. ROCKLAND t e r r a c e Autos For Sale 61 tanks, tandem wheels, tinted- TOTAL BLANKNESS)... TRULY THIS-ER- PERSON I N O W ^ WES ROBBINS carpentrv MANCHESTER - Spacious 2- remodeling specialist. Ad­ SCREENED LOAM - drivewa; Large and beautiful one bedroom' glass windows, red/white/blue SUCH PURITY OF MINDl... HAS ACHIEVED THE lotm tics bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 apartmenta, haat, hot waterT all 1972 MAVERICK, 2-door, 6- Trucks lor Sale 62 c UMBLORIfiHBP W T H E BUB9FUL mSNTAL . VBWAM! ditions, rec rooms, dormers, gravel, processed gravel, saniid.7 MATURE roommate wanted to Colonial decor. Price includes: baths, full basement, private appllancas Including dlahwaahar, cylinder, standard shift, radio, SLIGHTEST TRACE OF 9 T A T B NEEDED FOR KALUHAK! built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, stone and fill. George H. Grif- share furnished townhouse, hitch, swaybar, torsion bars, entrances and patio, includes ditpoaal, carpeting, pool and your one owner. Asking 3L500. Call 1970 INTERNATIONAL Scout - <4A/V MBMTAL > _ . SWAMI-HOODL.WHAT 649-3446. fing, Andover, 742-7886. country atmosphere, own private terrace In a country aet- mirrors, break-away brakes, J YOUR NAME. heat, app" aces, carpets and 8754447. V-8, 4x4 with plow. Will sell and, if needed, electric brakes 'l HE BORN LOSMit J tc [' SAnT o ((i references and security tlng. From $18Q/ No pe)a. without plow. Very good condi­ 1974 ZENITH so lid -sta te deposit. 646-3886 evenings. pool. 3275 per month. Paul W. off car. CaU 875-7782. LEON Cieszynski builder - new Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or 872-4223 875-7466 5294586 NEED CAR? Credit bad? tion. 8724997. homes custom built, Chromo-color. Price negotiable. Like new condition. 643-4535. Banknmt? Repossessed? Autos For Sale / 61 Autos for Sale 61 TH euJW 'O ) remodeled, additions, rec A place for everything in Want Honest Douglas accepts lowest rooms, garages, kitchens Call 649-4031. COUilHUE-DOOOSB Ads..except secrek MANCHESTER - Two- down, smallest payments. remodeled bath tile, cement Homes lor Rent 54 SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury bedroom, second-floor apart­ Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 'fOOROfeARETTBS work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ ment in central location. 3160 tial or commercial. Call 649- above ground pool distributor IfJ WCOFFES, Apartments For Rent 53 per month. Call 646-8352. MANCHESTER - Three TOYOTA - See us for reliable 4291. needs warehouse space. Will bedroom Condominium, 2 1/2 sell and completely install a used Toyotas with our 60-day WE HAVE customers waiting 2 1/2 FURNISHED rooms - baths, wall-to-wall carpeting 100% warranty. We also buy TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY huge 16x31’ O.D. swim pool for the rental of your apartment and all appliances included. SDU MlfcHT complete with fencing, Heat, hot water, stove, used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, Carpentry and general contrac­ or home. J.D. Real Estate refrigerator. Abply at 3350 monthly plus utilities. ting. Residential and commer­ sundeck, filter and pump. Now 345 Center Street, Manchester, PREFER W Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. Available March 1. Mr. 6464321. cial. Whether it be a small only 3795. Full price financing Filloramo, 646-6555. available. Call Tony collect, 05FFEEIMAH repair job, a custom built home LOOKING for anything in real DESIRABLE garden apart­ or anything in between, call 646- 203-232-6500. WE PAY 310 for complete junk THE FLINTSTONES BY IIANA-BARBERA estate rental — apartments, ment, 2 bedroom Duplex, neat, CENTER STREET - cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto 1379. homes, multiple dwellings, no Manchester. 3,000 square feet, 0 U 1 I X , RICH LOAM for sale. |5.50 per hot water, range, refrigerator Body, 528-1990. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate and parking. Conveniently building in A-1 condition, com­ C 1W »rWUftC.TJiR»BUa.F»L0t1 kvVVEM// WUEN BUILDING - Remodeling, yard delivered. Call 64(6-3109. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. located. Adults, no pets. 643- mercial zoning, prime location, 1967 COMET station wagon, 6 BY V.T. HAMLIN »E'S ON A PIET, roofing, rec rooms, additions, 0973, 643-7796. 2-car garage, presently being AND LOOKS AT CARPETS - Wholesale to you at cylinder, automatic, good con­ M E L I K E A garages. All kinds, carpentry DELUXE ONE - bedroom used as half business and half THAT, our warehouse. Trailer loads of dition. Call 643-6993. T E a ME ABOUT THIS IS \ » ,A a YOU HAVE TO work. For estimates call 649- apartment - Complete MANCHESTER GARDENS - residence. Option to buy after 6 THE PORTABLE THE UNIT DO IS SNAP THIS UM- 1142. carpets in stock. Prices start at 6 E T appliances, carpeting, air- Two bedroom apartments, in months. Calf 646-8768. POWER SOURCE . HERE... / BILICAL INHC THE G O O S E - P iMPLES f $2.50/sq. yd. Carpet Merchants, conditioned, swimming pool. YtXJ MENTIONS)/ WEAPON AND NOU'RE 1310 Tolland Turnpike, beautiful country setting, walk 'iKi tn MiKinee / ^ MASON CONTRACTOR - 3175 plus utilities. Robert D. to everything. 3189 monthly in­ MANCHESTER - Center loca­ UP TO *100 Plastering, custom built stone Manchester, 646-8568. Open dai­ Murdock, Realtor, 643-2692. tion, 6-room Cape, shaded yard, ly 10-5:30, Closed Sunday. cludes heat, hot water and or brick fireplaces, chimney appliances. Superintendent, 3225 monthly. References JUNK CARS repairs, block and cement MANCHESTER - New 3 646-0090. Equal housing. required. Hayes Corp. 646-0131. work. New and repairs. E. WANTED BARN or large shed bedroom Duplex, half of two- WANTED Richardson, 643-0889, 6494)608. type building to be torn down family 1 1/2 baths, full base­ Business for Rent 55 and cleaned up for materials WE WILL PAY UP TO P ment, includes appliances, 3275 contained. Call 649-0822. $100 CUSTOM Building - Homes, ad­ per month. Paul W. Dougan PRESIDENTIAL TWO OFFICES, (one ground UNIT HISS IT! ditions, remodeling, repairs. Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. floor, one second floor) Heat, FOR YOUR JUNK CAR DARK RICH loam, five yards VILLAGE APTS. We're offering up a season opening pitch that you Steve Casalino, experienced air-conditioning, parking and Depending on Year and 328. plus tax, pool patio sand, won’t be able to resist; the finest cars on our lot at 4-7 residential-commercial ATTRACTIVE four room MANCHESTER wall-to-wall carpeting included. Model builder. Call 649-6973. gravel, and stone 643-9504. apartment, stove, refrigerator, FREE TOW gigantic discounts. Don't miss it! Come in today and Call John H. Lappen, Inc. 649- save big. C l»7Sb>MtA. W.TII ^1 US r« references, no pets, 3145. 646- One and tw tr bedrooms. 5261. SAME DAY SERVICE TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service OFFICE'^EQUIPMENT - A.B. 3167, 228-3540. - remodeling, repairs, ad­ Dick copier number 625,3350 or Near schools, cbmrches PLEASE CALL FOR best offer, like new. Also WAREHOUSE space to rent - CURRENT PRICE LISTS MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WIN AT BRIDGE ditions, custom builmng, no job and shopping center, on 7,000 square feet, ground floor - 74 MUSTANG GHIA >3395 Paymaster check writer, best ONE BEDROOM apartment in 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 522-1104 V-6 engine. , too small. Free estimates. 643- Vernon Professional Building, bus line, (^all anytim e loading dock - 70 cents/square ACTUAU.Y, THIS ISNV AVERY 5769. offer. Call 646-8870 between 10- after 5 p.m. 247-0910 5. kitchen furnished, minimum foot plus gas heat. Inquire f a ir s n o w b a l l FIGHT) janitorial tasks, one month’s Watkins Brothers, corner of ALLIED 74 VGLKSWAGEN *2895 WH0iB9THE V4CHRDJ’e/>«44 RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 646-2623 2 Door, gold, 4-cyllnder engine, 4-tpeed transmiulon. ICE-CREAM Diamonds are most unfriendly THREE piece living room set, security. Call after 6 p.m., 644- Forest and Chestnut Streets, SCRAP METALS The bidding has been: 7 2314. 643-5171. ©COOP? BIDWELL Home Improvement asking 3800. Four piece Colonial 741 WINDSOR STREET 73 TGRIND 2-DDGR >2895 ] ■O Co. Expert installation of bedroom set, asking 3850. Both Autos tor Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 HARTFORD V-8 engine, automatic tranamitelon, power ateering, green. West North East South aluminum siding, gutters and excellent condition. 273-7320 trims. Roofing installation and days or 872-0457 after 5. 73 MERCURY COMET >2795 NORTH By Oswald & James Jacoby ed and discarded a diamond repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. 4 Door, V-8 engine, automatic tranim iulon, power steering. AJ Oswald: "The Tfida’ club is from dummy. Later on he could Pass 2 Sk Pass ? RICH LOAM for sale - 35. per V A754 easy to get into. In fact, we unblock by discarding another You, South, hold: HORACE Tetrault — Siding, yard delivered. Call 643-9918. 73 TOYOTA CORONA >2795 ♦ K 10 9 7 know few players who haven’t diamond on the ace of spades. 2495 AK 1098S4 A732 member after going down at Oswald: “South hAd two ways not critlciie either a two-spade or 872-9187, 649-3417. Oakwood Road, Tuesday and V862 VKQJ9 to make his contract. The sim­ two-Dotrump rebid, but the club Wednesday. 643-7900. 2-Door Hardtop, 8-cyllnder angine, standard transmission, power three notrump. He remarked, steering. ♦ J Tfida seen that my diamond ple one would have been to raise is our first choice. ROOFING - Specializing overtake dummy's jack of W IN T llR O P BY DICK CAVALLI AJ98S3 suit was a self-blocker, I’da TODAY’S QUESTION repairing roofs, new roofs, spades with his queen, lead the Dog$-Blrdt-Pet$ 43 72 TORINO WAGON >2395 SOUTH (D) made my contract’.” You do bid three clubs and your gutter work, chimneys, cleaned V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering. WELL^THE ANIA\AL ■ vo e e CAN CLIMB AAQ6 Oswald: "South won the low spade right back and dis­ and repaired. 30 years partner bids three spades. What do DOG-CAT boarding reser­ b e h a v i o r p e o p l e TREES, V10 3 spade lead with dummy’s jack card a diamond right then. The experience. Free estimates. Means a NEW you do now? vations. Combined inside/out- ARE WRON0... * A65432 and promptly led a club to his second diamond would go on the Answer Tomorrow Howley, 643-5361. side runs, partitioned privacy, 72 PINTO 2-DOOR >1895 AQ2 queen. West won with the ace ace of spades later.” 4-cvllnder engine. 4-speed transmission. ermicidal lighting. Canine TOYOTA For 1975! and shifted to a heart. East was Answer to Previous Puzzle r Both vulnerable allowed to win and continued repairs, gutters, storm win- Manchester, -- - 646-5971. ------71 LTD >2395 hearts. South took the third G r e a t n e s s dows, doors. Experienced 4-Door Sedan, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, West North East South heart in dummy, cashed four u t s o s l n quality workmanship. Fully in- AKC REGISTERED Labrador power brakes. diamonds but could not get to ACROSS 3 Most sured. Free d l S J U d l d e s tim a te s Retrievers - Black and yellow, his hand to score the last two.” prominent Reasonablem able p 1 ♦ 1 ------and D ra ii [3Q m m m n r j rices. Rick available immediately. Call Pass 3N.T. 4 Man's s n is m a E J m BLaLsum Burnettt, 646-3005 70 GALAXIE 500 >1795 1* 38 Jim: “South was very un­ mighty after 5:30, 644-9734. 2-Door Hardtop. V-8 englne^automatlc transmission, power steering. Pass Pass Pass lucky. East had made a nickname Q E aras 5 Colossal 5 Roman ( 3 D E I m o D brilliant defensive play when he 10 Ancient city in c a o u Lduai ALCOA 4 -7 Opening lead - 1 0 * emperor FREE PUPPIES - raised with continued hearts instead of Holy Land roofing. Complete interior and 87 PLYMOUTH >995 Dldc 6 Small island n u i ^ c i n children, mother medium sized Belvedere 2-Door Hardtop. Radio, V-8 engine, power! steering, leading a spade back. Had he 11 Beaver fur exterior remodeling and cAvikUU 7 Supped la a iB m o Eim ram shaggy dog. 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Headquarters UEO 81 Bulky 21 Yourself 51 Sling 44 Talisman S' WW B O m Heating and Plumbing - ® JUirh 22 Molten 52 Job 82 For 45 Juicy Iruit 23ConferetKe 53 Good 83lndiciited All heating and plumbing W a n te d to Buy 49 ^AUe.22 46 Bristles 24 Ploy S4ldeos 84Todoy repairs plus remodeling. Call r{4- 5-13-14J 25 Gaining 55 Develop 85 Gain 47 Indian lent 643-1496 WANTED - Wicker furniture, :G 1 4 M 7 28 For 58A 88 Bose 48 Be aware of 41 42 43 any kind, any shape. Call 872- V tlO O 27Toke 57 Wanted 87 Granted PISCIS 58 To 68 Furniture DOWN 48 0930. iMLLON FORD I X AUe. 21 28 Around «*•«»g i FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing 29 Your SOCromh 89 Dividends - Repairs and remodeling, ,319 Main St. Mancheslar 9 4 8 -2 1 4 B j W urr.22 aOExpceu 80Moking 90Te HAS. 10^ 1 ------the Great p y sewer lines cleaned electrical­ WANTED plow and at­ ^Good ^Adrene ^Nratral 30-40.53444 2 Skin Irrilation ly. Prompt service on emergen­ tachments for Gravely tractor. /6S-72-7B 6 1 61*4-73 $ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.l cies. 643-7024. Call after 6 p.m., 649-4176. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Cwin.. Mon.. April 7 , 197S OBITUARIES Five Projects Assigned ABOUT TOWN Harry F. Sweet Jr. To Capital Works List Mrs. Alice L. Bell Michael S. Rnbacha Phoebe Circle of Emanuel The health committee of the' Mrs. Alice LaRocque Bell, VERNON - Harry F. Sweet Michael S. Rubacha, 51, of Lutheran Church will meet Manchester Junior Women’s' the remaining projects of the volunteer fire depart­ 84, of 74 Hawthorne St. died Jr., 46, of 96 Hillside Manor Carson, Calif., formerly of SOUTH WINDSOR Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Luther Club will meet toni{^t at 8 a t described in its report,” said ment for about three or four Sunday at a local convalescent died Saturday at home. Manchester, died Saturday at Judy Kuehnel Hall. Pastor C. Henry Anderson the home of Mrs. Louis; the CIC. years, the savings would pay home. She was the widow of He was bom July 4, 1928, in the Travers Air Force Base Correspondent will be the speaker. Hostesses Zimkiewicz, 114 Pond Lane. - The proposed industrial arts for the new building,” said the Frank M. Bell. Hartford and lived in Hospital in California. He was 644-1364 are Mrs. Marion Buckminster, wing to South Windsor High Mrs. Bell was bom April 9, Manchester most of his life un­ the husband of Eraa Rubacha of n the Sduth Windsor Capital ac. Mrs. Mabel Zimmerman and School ranks high in the list of. The CIC recommends the 1890, in Bristol and lived in East til moving to Vernon about 16 Carson. Improvements Committee gets Mrs. Dorothy Anderson. Manchester Philatelic Socie-. priorities when and if it replacement of the town’s com­ Hartford 20 years before years ago. Mr. Rubach was bora Dec. 10, its way, the town will have a ty will meet Tuesday from 7 to becomes a specific proposal by munity center which burned moving to Manchester two He was a Marine veteran of 1923 in Manchester, the son of new fire headquarters, fire Preceptor Gamma Chapter of 10 p.m. at Mott’s Community* the Board of Education, the CIC down in_1973. years ago. the Korean War. the late Matthew and Helen truck, community center, Beta Sigma Phi will meet Halt. The program will include' As a replacement to that < Survivors are a son. Prank E. Mr. Sweet was a constmction Rubacha. He attended local lighted softball field and more said. Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home stamp separation methods. However, the CIC said it felt community center the CIC Bell of Manchester; two foreman for Southern New schools and entered the U.S.Ar- sewer construction over the of Mrs. Horace Bissell, 109 Car­ a new fire headquarters could suggests the Ellsworth, which grandchildren and two great­ England Telephone Co. where my after graduating from h i^ next five years. man Rd. not be delayed because it may be yacated by the Board of Members of the American grandchildren. he bad worked since 1950. school. He made the army his The CIC will hold a public “could undermine the volunteer Education. Legion Auxiliary will meet- The funeral is Tuesday at 8:45 He was a member of the career until his retirement. hearing on its ..five-year Friendship Circle of the fire system and ultimately cost "T here is about $140,000 tonight at 7:30 at the Holmes a.m. from the Newkirk & Rockville Fish and Game Club, He was a veteran of World proposals Tuesday night in Salvation Army will meet many times more than the available in a trust from the old Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to Whitney Funeral Home, 318 and a member of St. Mary’s W arn . Town Hall. Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at the current $500,000 estimated,” community center. These funds pay their respects to Hairy Burnside Ave., East Hartford, Episcopal Church in Other survivors are three Items that did not make the Citadel. Mrs. Ruth Ballett and the CIC said. plus some $135,000 from the Sweet Jr., son of Mrs. Kathleen. with a Mass at 9:30 at the Manchester. sons, Chris Rubacha of Texas, CIC’s recommendation list in­ Mrs. Dorothy Jenkins are A new fire pumper truck is town would permit modifica­ Sweet, who is a member the Blessed Sacrament Church in Survivors are a son, Robert and Andrew Rubacha and clude a new library and the high hostesses. estimated at $70,000. tion and expanded parking for a unit. East Hartford. Burial will be in A. Sweet, and a daughter,' Steven Rubacha, both at home; school addition. “If we were required to man community center,” the CIC Xi Gamma Chapter of Beta St. Thomas Cemetery, Bristol. Kathleen A. Sweet, both at a daughter, Mrs. Mary Anne “The committee felt that to the three existing fire stations said. “We feel that a public in­ Sigma Phi will meet Tuesday at There are no calling hours. home; and his mother, Mrs. Sorenson of Carson; four assign more than five priorities with two paid firemen around terest in the project is high.” 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. ifT’S OUR POLICY Friends wishing to do so may Kathleen B. Sweet of sisters, Mrs. Regina Kac- would constitute a shopping the clock, the cost would be a Consider Consultant Janet Atwood, Anthony Rd., make memorial contributions Manchester. zorowski of Woonsocket, R.I., list, instead of a list of minimum of $150,000 per year. The South Windsor Sewer Tolland. Mrs. Sharlet Wirzulis » to the American Cancer Socie­ The funeral is Tuesday at 10 and Mrs. Stella Pardo, Mrs. priorities. Therefore, the com­ If we could delay the disbanding Commission may hire a consul­ and Mrs. Rita Berube are in ty, 292 S. Marshall St., Hart­ a.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal Bernice Pastula, and Mrs. mittee made no attempt to rank tant to help in energy-saving. charge of the cultural program. ford. Church. Burial will be in West- Martha Bidwell, all of field Cemetery, Danielson. Manchester; and a brother, The commission is faced with The entertainment committee Friends may call at the Rudolph Rubacha of Hartford. a $48,000 electric bill next year will present plans for the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Burial with full niilitary and officials are contemplating Hawaii Night at the Carroll R. Hawthorne Main St., tonight from 7 to 9 . honors will be this week in Los AREA hiring an expert who would teU Manchester Convalescent Carroll R. Hawthone, 60, of Those wishing to do so may Angeles, Calif. them where they can save elec­ Home, and Founders Day. 24 Avon St. died Sunday at make memorial contributions tricity, water and fuel. POLICE REPORT 1 Manchester Memorial to the Book of Remembrance, The commission has asked The Pythian Sisters will m eet Hospital. He was the husband of Emil Lucek, Public Works Tuesday at-8 p.m. at Odd 1 St. Mary’s Church. Alex A. Zinski 1 By Ray-Tanguay, C.L.U. I Mildred Flagg Hawthorne. Alex A. Zinski, 54, of 126 VERNON TOLLAND Department director, to come Fellows Hall. Serving on the Mr. Hawthorne was bom May Florence St. died Sunday at James M. Beraavagne, 40, of Michael A. Bujnowski, 24, of up with competitive estimates refreshment committee will be ! CERTIFIED INSUI^ANCE ! 20,1914, in Rockville. He lived Manchester Memorial Laurel Trail, Coventry was Crystal Lake Rd., Vernon was for the consultant job. Ann Wilson and Nancy Rowe. I CONSULTANT | in Hartford many years before Hospital. He was the husband of charged Saturday night with charged with spewing Sunday At present, the commission I Do you have a fireplace? Fire olflclala j has a proposal before it from moving to Manchester in 1956. Ardath Borman Zinski. operating under the influence of in connection with the in­ Tn« Manchester Emblem I offer these guidelines for safe use: j Mrs. Ida R. Rohan Mueller Engineering Corp., of He had owned and operated He was born Dec 13,1920, in liquor or drugs or both in con- vestigation of a one-car acci­ Club will meet Tuesday at 7:15 Mrs. Ida R. Rohan, 71, of the West Hartford. However, that I • No fire should be left unanended | Carl's Arco Station on W. East Chicago, Ind., and lived /nection with the investigation dent on Rt. 195 in which p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Windham Center section of firm wants between $4,700 to I after It Is fed fresh wood. And'j Center St. before retiring about most of his life in Hammond, of a complaint concerning a car Bujnowski struck a pole Home, 400 Main St, to pay their Windham, died Friday in $6,700 to do the job, depending I manufactured logs, made of sawdust j. two years ago due to ill health. Ind., before moving to being driven erratically on causing it to fall across the respects to the late Carroll Windham Community on how far the Sewer Commis­ j and wax, should not be burned | Other survivors are two sons, Manchester three years ago. Grove St. highway and block traffic for Hawthorne, whose wife and Memorial Hospital, Windham. sion wants the firm to go. I together with ordinary wood. Jon C. Hawthorne and Paul D. He was employed as a super­ He was released on a $250 several hours. State Police daughter are members of the I ^ I. Hawthorne, both of She is survived by several non-surety bond. Mueller can provide consul­ I • Chimneys should be examined, and j nieces and nephews in the visory engineer for Combustion said. club. Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. Engineering in Windsor. He had Thomas Roth, 21, of 21 Bujnowski was taken to the tant services for just electricity I cleaned If necessary, at least once a! Manchester area. Margo H. Ensling of East Hart­ been with the company 26 Russell Dr., Vernon was (4,700 fee) or for electricity, I year. Are dampers working properly?! Other survivors are a Rockville General Hospital, ford; two brothers,. Arthur B. years. charged Saturday night with treated for face lacerations and water and fuel (6,700). Manchester WATES will - * * * daughter, three brothers, two I • Never light a fire without opening' Hawthorne of Newington and Mr. Zinski was a U.S. Army evading responsibility in con­ fractured arm, and released. meet Tuesday at the Italian- sisters and five grandchildren. I the damper. To check, look up t h ^ Edgar R. Hawthorne of Hart­ veteran of World War II. He nection with the investigation In connection with this acci­ American Club. Weighing-in will The funeral is Tuesday at I chimney, or twist a bit of paper and| ford; and three grandchildren. was with the 6th Armored Divi­ of a one-car accident on Dobson be from 7 to 8 p.m. Mrs. Rocco 10:15 a.m. from the Cardinal dent, Lawrence Mahar, 23, of Ms. Walsh j light It; see If the flames are drawn j The funeral is Wednesday at sion of Patton’s Third Army. Rd. bridge. He was released on Scotia, N. Y., traveling west on Francoline is in charge of the Funeral Home, 88 Windham I upward. _ _ j 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral He was awarded the Purple his promise to appear. program. Top losers for March Rd., Willimantic, with a Mass Rt. 195, struck electrical wires Home, 400 Main St. Buriai will Heart with a cluster, the Ronald Brown, 23, of North Promoted were Mrs. Harold Whiting and !• Use— a well-fitted screen In front of j at 11 at St. Joseph’s Church, hanging across the highway and be in East Cemetery. Bronze Star and the American Brookfield, Mass, was charged Mrs. William Labadie. jthe fireplace whenever you have a ! Willimantic. Burial will be in in order to avoid striking the Friends may call at the Victory Medal. Saturday with tampering with a The White House has an­ the family plot at St. Jqseph’s downed pole, he sweryed and * - k funeral home Tuesday from 2 to He was a member of St. motor vehicle and disorderly nounced the appointment of Cemetery in Willimantic. struck a guard rail. I • A non-flammable hearth should ex- / 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mary’s Episcopal Church. He conduct. Ethel Bent Walsh as vice chair­ Friends may call at the Mahar was not injured and no The VFW raffle drawing will I tend at least two feet Into the roorr^ was also a member of The charges were the result charges were placed against man of the Equal Employment be Tuesday. All articles and I Keep water on hand to sniiff out| funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 of an investigation of a com­ Opportunity Commission. The Joseph A. Kron Washington Lodge, LOL No. him, police said. books must be in before the I sparks on rugs. I p.m. plaint that Brown was sitting in announcement followed the Joseph A. Kron, 71, of 33 117, and the Washington Social SOy^H WINDSOR meeting. Members are j For straightforward answers bring I a car at the Post Road Plaza. resignation of John H. Powell Jordt St. died Saturday at Club. South Windsor Police are in­ reminded to contact either I your Insurance questions to | Police said the disorderly con­ Jr. as chairman of the commis- Manchester Memorial He was a Mason and E sth er Alberti or E sth er duct charge was made when vestigating breaks reported at sion. I BEECHl£R-TMtGUAY, Inc. j Hospital. He was the husband of Shriner, and a member of Omar three homes on Beelzebub Rd. (Taudette. Brown would not leave the car Commissioner Walsh, who 113 East Center St.646>221Z Ruth Hills Kron. Shrine Club. and one on Fair view Dr., and had to be removed. has bqen a member of the com­ Mr. Kron was bora July 8, Mrs. Henry H. Tourtellot A Masonic service will be reported over the weekend. John T. Lee, 17, of 18 Legion mission since 1971, will serve as 1903, in Northampton, Mass, VERNON -M rs. Lillian E. conducted at 7 p.m. Tuesday by At the home of George Dr., Vernon was charged with acting chairman of the agency and lived in Manchester 32 Tourtellot, 63, of 132 Union St. Friendship Lodge of Masons Guyette, of 30 Beelzebub Rd. reckless driving, evading until President Ford nominates years after having moved from died Saturday in Rockville Other survivors are a son, and that of John Page, 15 responsibility and failure to and the Senate confirms a per-. Hartford. General Hospital. She was the Alan Zywiczynski of San Beelzebub Rd., entry was drive right in with the manent chairman. Choicest Meats In Town! Mr. Kron retired in 1969 from wife of Henry H. Tourtellot. Anselmo, Calif.; a daughter, gained by forcing rear doors investigation of a one-car acci­ Born in Connecticut and a G. Fox and Co., Hartford, She was born March 23, 1912 Mrs. Edward Kalons of and in both instances meat was dent on West St. Sunday mor­ long-time resident of the state, where he had been employed in Rockville and lived there all Chicago, 111.; three brothers, taken from the refrigerator. John Zinski of Somerville, N.J., ning. Ms. Walsh has an extensive • t for 19 years as a salesman. her life. At the home of Robert Green, TUES. ONLY SPECIALI Police said Lee apparently background in business and in­ He was a member of St. She was a member of Edmond Zinski of Temple City, 20 Beelzebub Rd. entry was lost control of his car, veered dustry. She has served as vice John’s Lodge of Masons in Rockville United Methodist Calif., and Frank Livingston of off the road and struck an unoc­ gained through a rear sliding president of operations for Hartford. In York Rites, he was Church. Duarte, Calif.; and two sisters, door and some $115 in coins and Mrs. Joann Girdeller of cupied park car. A passenger in Aerosol Techniques, Inc., W 1 29 a member of Delta Chapter, Other survivors are a bills was reported. PORK CH0PSb $ . | his car, Joanne Davis of 39 owned her own management RAM, of Manchester; and daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Redlands, Calif., and Mrs. Sally At the home of Ross, 7 "CountryStyle" Main St., Talcottville, was consulting firm, and acted as Si Adoniram Council, R&SM of Winters of Rockville section, Tanner of Duarte, Calif. Fairview Dr., the sliding rear The funeral is Wednesday at 1 treated for cuts and bruises at head of production manage­ Ellington. and three grandchildren. door was forced. Reported Rockville General Hospital and ment for Lanvin-Charles of the SPARE RIBS He was also a member of The funeral is Tuesday at 11 p.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal taken were some coins from a Church with full military then released. Ritz, Prior to her appointment Manchester Chapter 1275, a.m. at the White-Gibson-Small coin collection and two replicas honors. Burial will be in the Lee was released on a $500 as a member of the commis­ American Association of Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., of guns, with a total value of HIGHLAND PARK MARKET I veterans section of East non-surety bond. sion, Ms. Walsh was director of Retired Persons; Senior Rockville, with the Rev. John about $260. 317 Highland St., Manchester—^Phone 646-4277 All of those charged are advisory councils of the Small Citizens; and The Old Guard at W. Mortimer officiating. Burial Cemetery. scheduled to appear in Common Robert Miller, 19, of East Emanuel Lutheran Church. He will be in Grove Hill Cemetery, Friends may call at the Business Administration. Pleas Court 19, Rockville on Hartford, was charged with was a member of St. Mary’s Rockville. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 " im ' April 29. reckless driving, evading Episcopal Church. Friends may call at the Main St., Tuesday from 2 to 4 Vernon Police Officer responsibility, operating Other survivors are several funeral home tonight from 7 to and 7 to 9 p.m. while his license is under ■ $ ' sm oreld^ S- nieces and nephews. 9. Thomas Phelps apprehended two male juveniles at the Pic- suspension in connection with The funeral is Tuesday at 1 Those wishing to do so may callo Pizza on Windsor Ave., the investigation of a two-car p.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal make memorial contributions Rockville, at 2:27 a.m. today. accident on Rt. 5, Saturday. Church. Burial will be in Cedar to the American Cancer Socie­ The juveniles were ap­ Police said Miller allegedly Hills Cemetery, Hartford. ty, 237 E. Center St., CAN YOU AFFORD MORE TAXES??! prehended inside the building. struck the rear of a car driven Friends may call at the Manchester. Mrs. Leontine Klavins by Joseph lacono, 31, of Enfield Mrs. Leontine Klavins, 76, of Police said an undetermined Holmes Funeral Home, 400 and then left the scene, drove Main St., tonight from 7 to 9. A 538 Bush Hiil Rd. died today at amount of money was taken and Mrs. Eileen F, Mack a juke box was damaged. The along Sullivan Ave. and struck a — Masonic service will be at the Manchester Memorial pole on Rye St. IF NOT Mrs. Eileen Flattery Mack, Hospital. boys were turned over to the funeral home tonight at 7:30. He is scheduled to appear in 61, of Hartford, died Saturday She was born May 29,1898, in custody of their parents and Common Pleas Court 12, East at St. Francis Hospital. She was Memela, Latvia, and lived in have been referred to juvenile the mother of John F. Mack of authorities. Hartford, on April 20. Mrs. Margaret Ostrout Manchester about 20 years. Manchester. She worked at Cheney Bros, ATTEND THE PUBLIC HEARING! HEBRON — Mrs. Margaret Other survivors are another until her retirement about 10 Kilduff Ostrout, 85, of Amston son, five daughters, two sisters, years ago. section of Hebron, formerly of and six grandchildren. She was a member of the Lat­ East Hartford, died Saturday at The funeral is Wednesday at vian Lutheran Church of Because he was accused of Backus Hospital, Norwich. She 10:15 a.m. from the Dillon Manchester. In Memoriam mistreating the natives of was the mother of Mrs. Anna WHERE?- Waddell School on Broad Street Funeral Home, 53 Main St., Survivors are a son, Dainis Haiti, Christopher Columbus Skoog of Manchester. In loving memory of Pete Miner, who with a Mass at 11 at the Im­ Klavins, and a daughter, Mrs. was arrested there Aug. 23, Other survivors are another passed away April 7, 1973. 1500, and ordered sent back maculate Conception Church, Astrida Hasch, both of WHEN?- Monday, April 7th, 8:00 P.M. daughter, three sons, two The days go by and we think of you, to Spain in chains. Hartford. Burial will be in St. Manchester, and five sisters, five grandchildren and We all talk of good old times. Mary’s Cemetery, East Hart­ grandchildren. You are remembered fondly by all of us. nine great-grandchildren. SUBJECT?- ford. The funeral is Thursday at 1 For being so good and kind. 1075-1976 Budget and Taxes The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 Friends may call at the Beyond the white capped mountain The igloo, Arctic equiva­ p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Up high in the sky so blue. a.m. from the Callahan Funeral funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 lent of a three-bedroom Home, 400 Main St., with the Among the heavenly angels, house, is about 20 feet wide SPEAKERS?- Home, 1602 Main St., East That’s'■ where ■ we think hin! of ■ you. ■YOU! and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to Rev. Karlis Freeman of­ Hartford, with a Mass at 9 at St. Sadly missed by. and 10 feet high and can be 9 p.m. ficiating. Burial will be in East Sister, Brother-in-law, constructed in iess than a Rose Church, East Hartford. Nieces and Nephew Those wishing to do so may Cemetery. day. Burial will be in St. Mary’s make memorial contributions Friends may call at the Cemetery, East Hartford. The Mayor has no right to tell you the budget can’t be cut. He is supposed to' the Immaculate Conception funeral home Wednesday from Friends may call at the to represent the people. A public hearing is for the purpose of listening to and Church or the American Cancer 7 to 9 p.m. There will be a funeral home tonight from 7 to considering the opinions ot the people. Anything can be changed, remember Society. prayer service at 7:30 p.m. Notice 9. <• P*he state Income taxi The public reaction caused that to be reversed. We must MANCHESTER I cuut our expenses, government must cut theirsk WATER DEPARTMENT will begin flushing the water mains In the Rockledge section on Monday, April 7,1975. Area Is bounded on west by Parker Street, east by Greenwood Dr. and Dale Rd., East Center 8t. from COME, BRING A FRIEND AND (Goodwin and south to Porter St. Also Butternuf, Highwood and Porter St., east of Ferguson Road. This Includes all of Green Manor area. Flushing will continue Monday thru Friday until completed. SPEAK HERALD YESTERDAYS Should you experience rusty water it may get Into your hot water tank. If It does, after the water returns to normal, clear the settled material by 25 Years Ago ^ Kiwanis International and 41st anniver­ MANCHESTER PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION drawing off the water from the faucet at the bottom BOX 428, MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 Nathan Hale School PTA is organized. sary of local club. of the tank. Should you have a load of wash stained High winds cause considerable damage I Mab0l Sheridan, Tna$unr Town directors put often-discussed or muddled by this disturbance, after the water in Manchester. employe reclassification plan on shelf for returns to normal, wash the load with your regular lack of sufficient affirmative votes, but soap and 4 ounces of cream of tartar. This should For information or suggestions, CALL 649-0211 10 Years Ago hint they are going to try to get it back for clean the wash satisfactorily. Kiwanis Club marks 50th anniversary of another vote. 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