I L 87'5 Three Nixon Aides Sentenced to Lengthy Prison Terms

PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Feb. 20,1975 Cash Rebates Are the Rage

. NEW YORK (UPI) - In past ’The S&H Green Stamp people million in advertising through getting into the act. S.H. Kress, recessions, companies cut offered 50,000 green stamps- JWT and is the agency’s single the variety store chain, offered BUSINESS prices when buying slowed and cash value $84—to any of the largest account. $2 rebates on handbags in one inventories grew. In today’s company’s 17,000 employes who In a “positive gesture” to New York store. economic slump, the cash buy new cars. S&H does $50 Ford, JWT is giving employes rebate is in vogue. million in business annually in $100 in taxable bonuses for ’There are early indications ’The rebate is not as good a incentive sales programs and buying Ford cars and trucks. the rebate programs have given deal for the consumer as an old- half of it comes from the auto The bonus does not apply to retail sales a slight boost. But Local Board Hosts fashioned cut in price. companies. Lincoln-Mercury models, with unemployment and inven­ But business likes it as a It’s also good business for whose advertising is handled by tories at record levels, business State Realtors Meet hedge against a wage and price J.Walter ’Thompson. ’The Ford a different agency. finally may be forced into no- freeze. If an appliance maker Motor division places $865 Even department stores are nonsense price cuts. The Manchester Board of provide up-to-date information reduces the price of a toaster Realtors, Inc., will host a on the business. by $3 and the government "caravan” meeting planned by Among topics to be discussed suddenly freezes prices, the dis­ the Connecticut Association of are the more than 200 bills now count price sticks. Aetna Promotes Two Town Men Three Nixon Aides Sentenced Realtors, scheduled March 4 at being introduced in the state Under the rebate program, Plainville. legislature affecting property the regular sticker price does Aetna Life & Casualty of ’Thomas C. Byron Jr. of 41 countants. Several hundred members of owners and real estate. Also on not change and, under controls, Hartford has announced Lexington Dr. has been named Byron, a Brown University eight Realtors’ boards are the agenda; Professional would be the frozen price. promotions in the home office administrator in the group data graduate, joined the company expected to attend the meeting, education, a new television affecting two Manchester processing department. in 1965 as a programmer To Lengthy Prison Terms Rebates are not as good a the first of four sessions advertising program, and deal for consumers for a residents. trainee. He was promoted to Realtor-consumer affairs. Robert A. Mirante of 95 scheduled around the state to number of reasons. First of all, Mirante, a graduate of the senior analyst in 1968, develop­ years to a maximum of eight years on dieted co-conspirator by the grand jury, Carriage Dr. has been ap­ University of Connecticut, WASHINGTON (UPI) - John N. Lowe read to the court part of a state­ the customer has to pay state ment superintendent in 1970, charges of obstruction of justice, con­ had been pardoned shortly before the trial pointed manager of life finan­ Mitchell, H.R. Haldeman, and John ment by Ehrlichman which noted he had and local sales taxes on the full joined Aetna in 1972 as an ad­ and development administrator spiracy and lying. Mardian, convicted only by President Ford for any crimes he may cial statements in the corporate ministrator. He is a member of Ehrlichman, Richard Nixon’s most been earlier convicted of violating the price of the item. If the last year. of conspiracy, was given a 10-month to have committed during his administra­ accounting department. the Society of Insurance Ac­ trusted aides, were sentenced today to up civil rights of Dr. Daniel Ellsberg’s psy­ purchase is financed, the to eight years in prison for their part in three year sentence. tion. chiatrist. PUBLIC RECORDS customer also must pay a covering up America’s worst political All four have said they will appeal their The four defendants made no personal “I’m -convicted of violating an in­ finance charge on the full price. scandal. convictions, and they were released statements after the sentencing, but dividual’s civil rights,” Ehrlichman said The customer might have to In writing perhaps the final major without bond. They showed no visible emo­ lawyers for Haldeman and Ehrlichman in the statement. “Their (the Indians’) Warranty Deed Elizabeth Connolly, 648 Keeney wait up to a month for his chapter of Watergate, U.S. District Judge tion on sentencing. made determined pleas for their clients. rights are in question every day. James L. and Claudia Monaco St., March 1, St. James Church. rebate check. And if the cash John J. Sirica also sentenced Robert C. Sirica made no direct comment about John J. Wilson said that Haldeman was to S. Mark Stephens, property Building Permits Promoting Rebates rebate comes from his Mardian to up to three years in prison. the Watergate case as he pronounced the “caught up in a political maelstrom that at 16-18 Lilley St., $53,000. L auretano Sign Co. for employer, the customer likely All four were convicted New Year’s day stiffest sentences so far in the scandal caught a lot of other good people. Restaurant 94, sign at 29 will pay income taxes oa it. AGWAY except for the original burglars. “Whatever Bob Haldeman did, so did Desires to Help Quitclaim Deed of conspiring to cover up the scandal. 2 Garry Carlson, small appliance manager, places tags on “I truly would like to do that rehabilita­ Plasticrete Realty Corp. to McNall St., $300. Cash rebate programs have Mitchell had been Nixon’s attorney He said he had given “careful and Richard Nixon,” Wilson said. “But Nixon mushroomed since Chrysler tion myself,” Ehrlichman said. “If I do it Plasticrete Corp., property at Ron Pellerin for Harry General Electric appliances to promote rebates being general and campaign manager; serious thought to what the proper is free and Haldeman has faced the agony Corp. first inagurated it Jan. 1 myself I will be infinitely better for it.’’ 260 Tolland Tpke., $287,500. Gilmore, alterations at 54 Brent offered by Caldor department store at Burr Corners Shop­ Haldeman and Ehrlichman his chief White sentence should be” and considered “the of a trial. Mardian’s wife Dorothy and Marriage License Rd., $2,275. ping Plaza. The rebate plan features 35 GE appliances and as an incentive to reluctant car [Washington's House aides; and Mardian was Mitchell’s deterrent effect on others.’’ “Yours is not unlike the power of par­ Haldeman’s college-age daughter Jan Robert Lawrence Doucette, William L. Sheridan, is being paid for by Caldor before GE’s own rebate plan buyers. Now all four major U.S. chief deputy at Justice and in the re- Nixon Notable by Absence don,” he said. "Bob Haldeman stands here were the only family members in the cour­ 179 Homestead St., and Marian alterations, $1,000, and ad­ starts nationally March 1. (Herald photo by Dunn) automakers offer cash rebates, election campaign. The three-month trial, at which Nixon’s facing the possibility of suffering far more than Richard Nixon will ever suffer.” troom. Neither displayed any reaction to ditions, $250, at 141 Delmont St. and so do many of their 30 Month Minimum Watergate tapes were played and re­ suppliers. the sentencing. ' B irth d a u Sirica sentenced Mitchell, Haldeman played, was notable for the absence of the Alternative Suggested Mitchell, Haldeman and Ehrlichman and Ehrlichman to a minimum of 2 1/2 former President Nixon, named an unin- Ehrlichman’s new lawyer, Ira Lowe, ____4.1 said his client would waive his right to each were given concurrent 20-month to appeal if he were given a “alternative five year sentences for obstruction of sentence” of doing legal research for a justice and conspiracy. In addition, they group of Pueblo Indians in New Mexico. were given consecutive sentences of 10- Lowe said that Ehrlichman had been in months to three years on charges of either The eagle s V Rev-Share Resolution lying to Watergate investigators, or contact with a Pueblo chief who felt there EVERY APPLIANCE DellaFera Offers Testimony was a critical need in the remote area of perjury. the Southwest for someone with a law “It is the intention of the court that each Sparks Political Flap background to research the 8,000-member shall serve from 30 months to eight years Testimony is offered before the president of the State Board of Licen­ in prison,” Sirica said. Legislative subcommittee in­ sure of Nursing Home Adminstrators. tribe’s land titles. critical as it is today, and I might add that marked O abo vestigating Connecticut nursing He appeared 'Diursday and at right is By FLOYD LARSON A mild political furor erupted at the this boasting of millions in surplus had the ' ^^^offer go homes by Francis P. DellaFera, owner Donald Goldberg, president of the people of our state believing all our of a nursing home in Manchester and Connecticut Association of Nonprofit Manchester Board of Directors meeting great gift offer has last when a relatively innocent resolution problems were solved. president of the Connecticut Associa­ Nursing Homes. (UPI photo) “Never once, and I repeat, never once, tion of Extended Care Facilities and was tagged as a “statement that smacks of nothing but politics.” during this period when the state received Living Costs Edge Up Yes...fbr this week oniy...$22.00 airave cost buys any Hotpoint The resolution called for Gov. Ella T. and boasted of these excess millions did Grasso to pass through to the state’.s cities the Republican minority of this board in­ appfiance on our fioor...Wh^ a savings... and towns the state’s anticipated $25 troduced a resolution of this nature During January million in revenue sharing funds on a requesting funds from the state to help our Political Leaders tax structure.” Whip Inflation Now! proportionate fair share basis. Mrs. Jackston went to explain the pre­ been extended! 'The resolution was introduced several Here are highlights from the January WASHINGTON (UPI) - The cost of weeks ago by the Republican minority on sent dilemma facing the state in which she Free Delivery said the deficit in the current budget is es­ living edged up 0.6 per cent in January, its report: Reported Investors the board and was endorsed in principle by smallest increase since last April, the — The fourth consecutive monthly drop Mayor John Thompson, a Democrat. timated at $66 million. She chided the HOTPOINT 2 speed 3 cycle Republicans for their concern for tax in­ Labor Department reported today. in beef prices plus a falloff in sugar prices ...but only while the supply lasts. Campaign Pledge Recalled creases when they voted to approve many Price drops on clothing, new cars, beef were offset by increases for cereal, bread, The Republicans linked it to a campaign and home mortgage interest rates helped other bakery products, soft drinks and F In Nursing Homes of the expenditures requiring the tax in­ pledge of Gov. Grasso in which she creases. the inflationary slowdown. candy bars. The result was a 0.8 per cent WASHER promised to pass through federal revenue The government’s Consumer Price rise in grocery prices and restaurant HARTFORD (UPI) - State records Tighten Budget state nursing home owners’ association, sharing funds to the hard-pressed cities Index hit 156.1 last month, meaning goods meals, slightly higher than a month show nine nursing homes in Connecticut She stressed the need for tighter budget said some nursing homes met only and towns. that cost $100 in 1967 now cost $156.10. earlier. are operated by firms whose officers in­ controls and charged a six- to nine-mill in­ “minimum standards,” but the great However, despite Mayor Thompson’s Sales & Rebates Help clude Rep. William R. Cotter, D-Conn, majority of them provide excellent care to crease in property taxes will hinge on “our siding with the minority that Gov. Grasso —Clearance sales on men’s and women’s Sen. Lewis B. Rome, R-Bloomfield, and ■ eir patients. own actions, in our own deliberations that should keep her campaign pledge. Direc­ Smallest Rise Since April clothing and the highly-publicized rebate former state Comptroller Louis DellaFera, owner of a home in the, proof will exist as to whether the tor Phyllis Jackston voiced her objection Seasonally adjusted, the 0.6 was the offers on new cars helped hold the nonfood mi" Gladstone. Manchester, said the state Attorney Republican minority is willing to bite the in a prepared statement explaining her op­ E bullet and hold expenditures wherever and smallest monthly rise since April. The in­ commodity component of CPI to a 0.6 per HOTPOINT 2 cycle, built-in The records of the state Commission on General’s office has given him a verbal position to the resolution. whenever possible. The answer is not in dex has been advancing at at slower rate cent rise, compared to 0.4 per cent in Hospitals and Health Care were presented opinion that he is not violating state law by In backing up her claim that the move asking the state to subsidize our increased each month since September and, coupled December. Used car, tire and furniture Thursday to a legislative subcommittee being chairman of the state licensing was political, Mrs. Jackston said, costs,” Mrs. Jackston said in announcing with two consecutive monthly declines in prices all moved down but there were DISHWASHER investigating allegations of abuses in the board for nursing home administrators. “Revenue sharing went into effect foi multi-million dollar nursing home in­ her decision to vote against the resolution. wholesale prices, the figures indicate gains for gasoline, appliances, toiletries, DellaFera, whose chairmanship was both the state and municipalities in 1972. steady progress against inflation. drugs and tobacco products. dustry in Connecticut. challenged by a consumer watchdog During the Republican administration, in Mayor Thompson, apparently aware of his fellow party member’s disenchant­ There were some sharp price hikes, —The cost of services, traditionally the Records Turned Over group, also is a member of the hospitals the years 1972, 1973 and 1974 the State of ment, was prepared with a substitute mo­ however, at the retail level last month. most stable sector of the CPI, rose 0.8 per James Whitten, CHHC chairman, gave and health care commission. Connecticut received approximately $22.1 tion which asks the state: The cost of medical care, utilities and new cent with half the increase stemming from NOW. the ownership records to the public health Dues Part of Cost million (or more) for each year or a sum Three Points houses plus fresh fruit, vegetable and higher charges for hospital services, and safety subcommittee after urging it to DellaFera said the $111,000 paid as dues total of about $66.3 million. bakery prices all increased for the month. natural gas, electricity, water and extend its nursing home probe into 1. To pass through to local governments by association members is counted as part Boasted of Surplus Closely Watched Barometer sewerage. But mortgage interest rates finances and ownerships because CHHC the state’s entire share of federal revenue of the homes’ costs — taken into account “These funds were received during a The CPI measures retail price changes and auto insurance premiums both fell. did not have that authority. sharing. by the CHHC when it considers rate hike time when the Republican administration in about 400 items nationwide and is the Cotter said he was among “eight or 10 2. Full funding of education categorical applications — but he denied the dues were boasted of millions in surplus, in a period most closely watched barometer of investors” who purchased land in New major causes of rate increases. when our economic situation was not as (Sec Page Ten) changes in the cost of living. Haven more than one year ago and have Goldstone’s firm. Alliance Medical, Inside Today since received permission to build a nur­ owns Brentwood Manor, a 120-bed facility sing home. He did not say how much in New Haven, the Enfield Nursing Home Bookmobile...... Page 2 money he had invested. with 131 beds and New Horizons Convales­ Rome said he never had a financial in­ cent Home in Waterbury, with 100 beds. Gardening with Atwood ...... Page 20 Block Grant Priority Schedule Area profile...... Pages 6, 7 terest in nursing homes and blamed a Geri-Care, the firm which Rome said he HOTPOINT 400 b . upright “clerical error” for being listed as had resigned from, owns Geri-Care Con­ ‘Dear Abby’ in Herald ...... Page 10 secretary of Geri-Care, a Springfield, valescent in Farmington which has 120 Herald Angle...... Page 11 FREEZER Mass., firm that operates four nursing beds. Meadows Convalescent in High jayvee prospects good ___Page 11 homes in Connecticut. Manchester, one of the largest in the state Approved by Town Directors Daytona 500 big th rill...... Page 11 Resigned in 1971 with 383 beds. Park Manor in Waterbury, State archery champs...... Page 12 He said he had been the firm’s lawyer 148 beds, and Royal Crest in Meriden, 210 when it began operating in Connecticut iu beds. By FLOYD LARSON and cutting back of housing code enforce­ —Approved the town manager’s plan to 1970 and was named its secretary for the In Saturday’s Herald ment to $10,000 and core area sewers to buy plastic bags for leaves to be sold to the ^ ^ " sake of “convenience.” He resigned as ’The Town Board of Directors, with one $48,000 to make up the difference, was townspeople next fall. Heardon ends 40 years as cop ------233 secretary in 1971 and it was only a mistake Judge Pondering dropped hen the board was told that $130,- revision, accepted the Community HOTPOINT 30" easy clean that he was listed among the firm’s of­ Development Advisory Committee’s 000 for land purchase was sufficient in the ficers as late as 1974, he said. Oil Import Case (CDRC) priority list for an anticipated first year under the most recent terms Gladstone, comptroller under former $301,000 block grant from the federal negotiated with the landowners. Democratic Gov. John N. Dempsey, was ELEC. RANGE WASHINGTON (UPI) - A federal judge government. Negotiations Explained listed as secretary of Alliance Medical In­ ^TV\eWiwiVestetSeWarsWipW Available at all First Federal offices. promised a decision later today on The priority list approved calls for $32,- Dominic Squatrito, attorney for the dustries Inc., of Stratford, which owns whether to order a temporary halt to 000 for administration of the grant three nursing homes in the state. Manchester Housing Authority, explained w txxjijeration Come to any Eagle’s Nest and take your choice of these exciting President Ford’s oil import tariff plan. program which will run for several years; the latest status on negotiations and 2 He said he was “almost positive” he had U.S. District Court Judge John Pratt $130,000 toward the purchase of land on 1f^a1^^3feste^r Cdlleqe not joined Alliance until after he resigned assured the board the CDAC’s recommen­ gifts for adding a minimum amount to your existing account. If you also said there is no argument Ford’s plan, Spencer St. for housing for the elderly; dation was adequate. i l 87'5 from state service in 1971. “Even if there don’t have one, start one. Then take your choice. proclaimed Jan. 23 and ordered halted this $^,000 toward establishing a multi-service P eter Cromley, CDAC chairm an, was an overlap, there was no conflict of in­ week by Congress, would force center; $10,000 for ramping of the Senior explained the priorities and urged their HOTPOINT 2 door ‘1 4 " automati. terest, and it would have been a short But please hurry, these valuable gifts won’t last forever. Northeastern states to “suffer irreparable Citizens Center and Mary Cheney Library; adoption by the board, which it did. period, a couple of months,” he said. injury.” $15,000 for housing code enforcement; and Mayor John Thompson suggested, and Ao Authority Looking Eight Northeastern states, plus $58,000 for core area sewer im­ the board approved, a resolution commen­ Whitten admitted his call to the subcom­ Minnesota, have sought in court to halt provements. ding the advisory group for its efforts in mittee was “backing off” from previous Ford’s plan which calls for a $3-a-barrel establishing the priorities. He asked the & statements that his commission would in­ tariff on foreign oil. committee to continue to function in a $25 deposit vestigate finances and ownerships. He ’The states involved besides Minnnesota Ramping Fund Increased watchdog capacity as the projects under $100 deposit $250 deposit $5000 deposit said the CHHC "can investigate all it Uioro-|V3yg are Massachussets, Connecticut, Maine, The CDAC recommendation had called the block grant program are implement • an elegant gravy ladle Choose any of these; Take your pick; wants but in the end it doesn’t have much Choose from: New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, for only $5,000 for ramping but CDAC over the next few years. with matching cake server • A pair of regular tote bags authority to do anything about it.’’ • An 18-piece punch bowl set • A versatile Black & Rhode Island and Vermont. spokesmen and the directors agreed this i^ e n s i Sen. Anthony Ciarlone, D-New Haven, • An 11-piece table set • A single deluxe 707 bag Decker jig saw kit HOTPOINT MICROWAVE The states went to court even though would not be sufficient for both projects Other Actions co-chairman of the subcommittee, said • An alarm clock • A Dutch Oven • %” Black & Decker drill Congress has voted to delay for 90 days and the housing code enforcement In other action the board: on the homes’ finances and ownerships will • A spice rack Ford’s plan. program could be cut back $5,000 without —Voted to allocate $1,500 from the • GE Digital Alarm (^ock be a “secondary goal” of the investiga­ • A distinctive salad set OVEN Ford’s proclamation imposed the first any detrimental effect. Capital Improvement Reserve Fund to • A steam spray and dry tion, intent on determining the quality of $1 a barrel fee as of Feb. 1. On Feb 5, the An alternative priority list prepared by buy a used vault for the Data Processing • A bridge chair iron care provided to patients. House voted, 309-114, in favor of a 90-day Robert Weiss, town manager, calling for Center. • A blender Whitten said his records showed some delay. The Senate voted 66-28 on $150,000 for land purchase for the housing —Approved the transfer of $51,900 from (A Connecticut nursing homes had links with Wednesday, to delay. Ford has promised a for the elderly project instead of $130,000 the General Fund Contingency Account to *2 1 7 ““ Bernard Bergman, a New York nursing veto and Congress is expected to try to Temporary Borrowing Interest ($43,000), home owner under investigation in that pass the legislation over the presidential Board of Directors Account ($8,000), and state for welfare fraud. objections. Probate Court ($900). Political Connections Arguments against the Ford proposal in­ Weiss explaineid to Director Carl Zinsser jr O f lf HOURS: clude; liovvcAiow ‘HO tcwjp\« (W Mon. TuOt. WM. eauiPMeNT SHOP Noting the political connections of the that the director’s account needed the • :M 10 1:30 Mon. J im . r h u f , Prt. nursing home officials he listed, Whitten Ford asserted power "beyond any The Weather First Federal Savings Thv»Oi:3 0 W l ^ •:00lo8:00 money to cover costs of the board ordered tHV5313.1oc.^cw (ot.»:O O Io4 tM >0$. 8 :0 0 to 4:00 statutory authority conferred by audit of electrical billings to the town. AGWAY.^Inc. C|L08ID said he would prefer “to see these type of Mostly sunny this afternoon and Saturday East Hartford, Glastonbury, Manchester, Rockville, \fernon, South Windsor 540 NEW STATE ROAD. Bucklmd 643-5123 WlONnOAVS Congress.” Zinsser injected his objection to the people stay at arm ’s-length from nursing Othir^GIMKSloftt: —Ford violated “the requirements for with highs Irath days in the 40s. Clear method under which the probate court -Thursday Open ’til 8 P.M.; Sat. 9-12 In Manchester Only IH InttM i • MWdMiMid • North H«v«n ft wunmonttc homes. I would just feel it would be much hearing, notice, investigation, and tonight with lows in the low and mid 30s, expended the money before seeking board better that way.” except for temperatures in the 20s well in­ maVvooVe Gift* muit be picked up in pernon and are limited to one per family. recommendations’’ of the 1962 ’Trade approval for the transfer to cover the CocV A av\s Francis Pi DellaFera, president of the land. Expansion Act and the 1974 Trade Act. expenditure. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Feb. 21, 1975

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST to 7AM EST 2 - 2 2 - 75 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 21, 1975 — PAGE THREE Happiness is the hilarity of A 3 0 0 0 T V T D N IG H T NEIL SIMON'S 'Provisional Employes’ coMior 3 0 .2 4 State Man Accnsedl HIT production 6:00 I Love Lucy ...... 20 * “7 3 0 .2 ^ \ ^ To Replace State’s News...... 3-8-22-30 Captioned N ew s...... 57 She Hcral& o f Of Extortion Try Bewitched ...... 5 11:30 Area Profile 'Special Assistants’ m in n e Am l i s . The Untouchables ...... 9 M ovies...... 3-5-9 dlr*cttd by JtntM E. Pbixtorgatl, Jr. 12 O’clock High...... 18 Wide World Special...... 8-40 NEW YORK (UPI) - FBI “The caller said that when he assistants was they did not have LOOK ALIKES FEBRUARY 21, 22, 28 and MARCH 1 HARTFORD (UPI) - The N E W Y O R K The Honeymooners...... 20 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 agents and police officers early had the money, he would tell to take tests. 8:30 P.M. Electric Company ...... 24-57 Connecticut Personnel Policy EAST CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 1:00 today, after a high speed auto the executive the location of the Slow Business Republicans criticize the new Board has voted to abolish the TIekala on aala at UggatTa Parkada Drag Bonanza...... 40 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 chase through Harlem, devices on the planes,” the plan as simply a continuation of state job category of “special and at tha lhaaira door. . . 6:30 arrested a Connecticut man in spokesman said. the special assistant procedure. 1:30 assistants,” which Democrats utward appearances are often deceiving. MedicinesI News...... ’. 3-8-20-22-30 Rock Concert ...... 8 connection with an attempt to The spokesman said one FBI Forced Amerbelle They say it would still allow said Republicans used for may appear to be identical, yet differ in strengths,! I Love Lucy ...... •5 extort $500,000 from United agent posed as the executive persons to get jobs without Joe Franklin Show...... 9 patronage. Zoom...... 24-57 Airlines. and another as a ticket agent meeting qualifications and compositions, and uses.) 1:45 In its place, a new category of 7:00 An FBI agent fired two shots and both went to the phone To Lay off 50 taking tests as a condition of Victory at Sea ...... 3 “provisional employes” will be Never take medicine that "looks like" yours. News...... • • • 3-22-40 at the suspect after he allegedly booth. employment. created but with Only your physician and pharmacist can) Andy Griffith Show...... 5 FRIDAY MDVIES tried to run down another agent At about 11:30 p.m., a man VERNON Rep. Russell L. Post, R- dt^^THEATRES EAST William Horowitz was presi­ characteristics similar to the MIDDLE TPKE.. MANCHESTER SH. PARKA DE • 619- Si9 1 Truth or Consequences...... 8 1:00 (5) “A Slight Case of with a car but missed the drove up to the booth in a car With business about 50 per Canton, said the old system had make the distinction. Where your I dent and major stockholder. “special assistants.” Murder” (1938). Edward G. suspect. with Connecticut license plates - cent off what it was a year ago, problems “but at least it didn’t health is concerned, rely solely] LOWEST TEMFiRATURES I \ Ironside ...... 9 Nat N. Schwedel of Manchester There were 781 special Dick Van Dyke...... 18 Robinson, Allen Jenkins. Police Officer William and “after conversation with the Amerbelle Corp. in try to hide the special |32i N E W O R L E A N S V ^ was and still is associated with assistants on the state payroll on their knowledge. MIAMI Film ...... 20 1:00 (9) “ Latin Lovers” O’Connor, attached to the W. him, the agents established that Rockville has had to layoff assistants.” rinmiKaNiH the firm as is Brooks. Schwedel at one point in 1971 under the Aviation W eather...... 24 (1953). Lana Turner, Ricardo 126th Street stationhouse, ac- he was the one,” the spokesman close to 50 of its employes. 32 I V is treasurer. administration of then r— LEGEND' To Tell the Truth...... 20 Montalban. . cidently shot himself in the said. Abner Brooks, vice president­ I 4:00 (9) “It Started with a secretary of the firm which has Horowitz’s son, Ben Horowitz Republican Gov. Thomas J. UHlIINTIlUIIISr Open D oor...... 57 hand during the chase, police However, as they tried to 50 of West Hartford, is president Meskill. Kiss” (1959). Glenn Ford, Deb­ said. He was taken to St. Luke’s place him under arrest, the operated in Rockville for more "The Fuel Oil Co. That | |RAIN |jj?x?j||SNOW 7:30 of the company since the death State Personnel Com­ , WADER bie Reynolds, Hospital for treatment. No else spokesman said the man tried than 38 years, said he hopes the Saves You Moneyl" m Wild World of Animals...... 3 of his father in 1952. missioner C. Perrie Phillips 8:00 (9) “The Tender Trap” was reported injured. to run down one of the agents layoff is a temporary one. iLENillOli MJDTHAU T^SHOWERS ^ FLOW Hogan’s Heroes ...... 5 The name was changed to said Thursday the remaining frcnwca0«» PWM50N*® (1955) . Debbie Reynolds, Frank An FBI spokesman tentative­ and then sped off. The other He said it involved both men Let’s Make a D eal...... 8-22 Amerbelle in 1957 when the 159 special assistants would'be B&B OIL CO. s MjHivtRSAlPiCUW C T UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST O Sinatra. ly identified the suspect as agent fired two shots at the and women and all dep­ Porter Wagoner...... 18 9:00 (3) “Attack on Terror” artments. There are about 300 Fiskdale, Mass, firm called the put into the regular classified Human Dimension...... 20 Francis P. Bivona, no age fleeing car but did not hit the For Period Ending 7 AM EST Saturday. During Friday night, snow is expected over the (1975), Part II. employes now working at the Bellefont Dyeing Company merit system within six Professor Willi Dansgaard Black Perspective...... 24 given, of 139 Willington Ave., driver. wT"® northern sections of the Mississippi valley and the eastern Dakotas. Snow may also be 9:00 (18) “The Way Out” plant which is commissioned merged with American Dye. months. O ve r 25 Years of Continuous Service! Hollywood Squares ...... 30 Stafford Springs, Conn. He was At this point, the agents, ac­ found over parts of the Lakes region except changing to rain or showers near the southern of Copenhagen discusses a (1956) . Gene Nelson, Mona for textile dying, finishing prin­ The names were then combined If there is an urgent need in M lN Et Nanny and the Professor .. .40 charged with extortion in the companied by several city 36^ £ shores. Rain or showers will also be noted along the Gulf coastal region. Minimum new ice age on “ The Freeman. ting and coding. to form the new name. the future to hire a state 3 Martin Agronsky ...... 57 attempt to destroy aircraft, police cars and other agents in 24 Hours Hohce for Delhery Weather Machine,” a PBS The sales office is in New employe before the regular temperatures include: (approx, max readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 48 (62), Boston 30 11:30 (3) “Topkapi” (1964). extortion and assault on a FBI cars, chased the suspect Brooks said a year ago the 200 GAL. MINIMUM • ID CARDS REQUIRED WHERE APPLICAGLE a (51), Chicago 34 (51), Dallas 32 (62), Denver 10 (35), Duluth 22 (34), Houston 55 (73), special airing Monday (Feb. 8:00 Melina Mercouri, Peter plant was operating six days a York at 450 7th Ave. in the heart merit system procedure takes federal officer, the spokesman through Harlem, finally forcing of the textile district. ‘ 24-HOUR SERVICE Jacksonville 51 (71), Kansas City 29 (49), Los Angeles 41 (64), Miami 70 (81), San Fran­ 24) at 8 p.m. on Connecticut Khan! ...... 3 Ustinov. week and on overtime. effect, Phillips alone will have Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 said. him to pull over at Manhattan Over the years the plant has WESTOWN the authority to appoint a Public Television (Channel 11:30 (5) “Keys of the John F. Malone, assistant Avenue and 109th Street shortly When the operation first Call I * PHARMACY ■ ^ cisco 39 (58), New Orleans 57 (74), New York 35 (49), Phoenix 37 (63), Seattle 35 (47), St. Jacques Cousteau...... 8-40 branched out to work with provisional employe. 24). ■ Kingdom” (1945). Gregory director of the FBI in charge of started in November of 1936, it Louis 34 (55), Washington 36 a)57). M ovie...... 9 after midnight. newer fabrics and has updated Merit system tests would be Peck, Thomas Mitchell. the New York office, said the was involved in the processing 649-2947 455 Hartford Rd. Manchester Billy Graham Sermon...... 18 The spokesman said a search its processes. It also operates required but with no set eURNER SERVICE SHOWCASE CINEMA/ 1234 11:30 (9) “The Crimson Cult’' several days ago. United of United Airlines’ aircraft did of rayon piece goods primarily Sanford and Son...... 20-22-30 ( 1968). Boris Karloff, its own laboratory for testing deadline other than being “as 1-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. Airlines in Chicago “began not turn up any explosive to be used as linings in clothing I “ YOUR COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICE STORE Washington Week...... 24-57 Chrisotopher Lee. all new materials and for soon as possible,” Phillips said. 528-2951 . EAST HARTFORD • 24HR.TEL. INFO. 568-8810 FILM RATING GUIDE Sweet Adelines receiving threatening devices and the threat appeared and luggagCi It was known then 8:30 as The American Dyeing Cor­ testing ingredients used in the One criticism of the special FREE LIGHTED PARKING* We Honor MASTER CHARGE telephone calls from an to be “a fraud.” dyeing process. For Parents and To Have Party Merv Griffin Show...... 5 NEW HOME anonymous male who poration. Here’s Schedule Chico & the M an...... 20-22-30 Their Children The Mountain Laurel Chorus, PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Judith threatened to damage several Wall Street Week...... 24-57 the Hartford-based cham­ Maline and Julian Beck’s con­ aircraft with explosive devices lAltan,J|ni«^ 9:00 GiNERAL AUDIENCES pionship chapter of Sweet troversial Living Theater com­ unless he was paid $500,000.” SAVE ON ART SUPPLIES! All A g n Admiiitd For Bookmobile Adelines, will hostess an in­ Movies ...... 3-18 f o r in s t a n t [In Caai pany has taken up residence in Malone said on Thursday, a F u « T O D A Y ’S S T ^ terchapter party Thursday at Hot 1 Baltim ore...... 8-40 Pittsburgh for a year to create United Airlines executive in HEATI Paint Sets 7:30 p.m. The Rockford Files ... 20-22-30 and perform a new cycle of Chicago, not identified, was PARENTAL C M O A N C f Her is next week’s schedule 2:30 p.m. —Loomis St. and 8 Colors a n d LOOK! ■reebieai The event will be at St. James Firing L in e ...... 24 told to come to New York, ST¥VE M UL WULIAM t U Q O U T iO for The Thomas Hooker, a plays titled “The Legacy of Acrylics McQUSI NEWMAN HOLDBI Griffin Rd. Episcopal Church, 1018 Far­ Masterpiece Theatre___... 57 the Bean i i Sotm M M n N H iy N oiB« Cain." check into a Manhattan Hotel or Oils Connecticut State Library 3:50 p.m. —Trebbe Dr. and 4.99 SurtM Fof 7r« Tmtuiimi mington Ave., West Hartford. and await further instructions. bookmobile on loan to the Thompson Rd. 9:30 The company began to work Invited groups include the The Odd Couple...... 8-40 The executive did so and Manchester Public Library TUESDAY, FEB. 25 on the cycle in Brazil prior to its Drawing Pens New Haven Chorus and the 10:00 iiometime during the night, got system: 11 a.m. —The Children's return to the United States in Pioneer Valley Chorus of News...... 5 1971. The plays will be per­ a call from a man and was told Fell Tipped R C n R tC T S O MONDAY, FEB. 24 School. Walercolor 097 Undw 17 riQ u rn BccorTEMnyxif Springfield, Mass. to go to a telephone booth at IM Tavnt Of Adult Cuardiwi Lily Tomlin Special...... 8-40 formed as pilot projects in Reg. R 10 a.m. —Manchester Manor, 12:20 p.m. -N . Elm St. The theme of the evening is Pen Sets 1 QQ IMist Stick Curling Iron Meet the M ayors...... 9 various parts of the city in 97th Street and Riverside Drive 11:20 a.m. —Bluefield Dr. 2:10 p.m. —Trumbull and comedy. There will be a contest Police Woman ...... 20-22-30 March and will be enacted in and have the money with him in your Noon —McGuire Lane. Griswold Sts. for comedy quartets from each Masterpiece Theatre...... 24 concentrated form between a United Airlines carry-on bag. CHOICE 19.70 Brush Set Our 1:50 p.m. —Walnut and Arch 2:50 p.m. —Ridge and Cedar of the groups . Reg. Sts. Habitat Project ...... 57 Sept. 1 and Oct. 12. . The Electrohome Heater NO ONE UNDER 17 AOAMTTEO Sts. Prizes will be awarded to the 4 Asst. 17.99 10:30 j ( A ^ linui iTwy vary 3:30 p.m. —Wedgewood Dr. most comical and most original Time Change Sable & incaitNfl iftad 4:10 p.m. —Fountain Village. quartet. The Consumer Game ...... 9 Bristle Brushes I 13.99 4:50 p.m. —Beacon Hill Aps. During the program, all three New Directions ...... 18 Won’t Alter switch. 1 . 5 0 0 H e a t e r MPAA Black Perspective...... 57 s s s WEDNESDAY, FEB. 28 choruses and their quartets will VITAMIN School Hours , Air King Basel»_ Artist Canvas Panels LESS m m i FREE parking S2B-3333 10:20 a.m. —Crestfield Con­ perform. Director Vincent Zito 11:00 settings. r e b a te * News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 HEADQUARTERS Fan torced heat, 2 Reg. 29.99 C otton canvas KATHARINE ROSS - (PQ) ^ valescent Home. of Manchester will teach a new VERNON ITHE TAX SEASO N IS HERE! mounted on heavy 8x10 f r o m SLJNBEAM URNSIDE The Best of Groucho...... 5 control B580 lURHSlOE AVE EAST HARTFORD 2:10 p.m. —Arvine PI. song to those present. Liggett Parkade The change to Daylight board. For oil or 3 PACK “THE STEPFORD WIVES” The Lucy Show...... 9 Low Prices! acrylics. Reg. 1.39 ll44tXITSJif0llOT^^ 2:50 p.m. —Bruce and Mrs. Jean Zito is chairman of Saving Time which will occur Bufferin 1 0 7 * King portable Heaterj YOUR EVES AT 7 P.M. - 9 P.M. Hillcrest Rds. the event. SAT. MAT. 2 P.M. SILESIA 1 ..jitoonpuTHER this weekend will not effect the Bot. of 100, Reg. 1.25 12x16 - 3 PAC K, Reg. 2.29...... :.. . 1 . 7 7 FINAL ■looBagaithi^iidwolaludantO' SUN. 2 - 4:15 - 7 - 3:30 p.m. —Nike Circle. Any woman interested in school opening and closing Thermostat ‘TIUIITOM , PARTH" BROMO COST! 10.99 ggal yourfiM ahoaacaso citMir / 4:10 p.m. —Kane and Philip becoming a member of the oun- times. Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, controlled heat, 3 2 0 4 0 14x18 - 3 PACK, Reg. 2.99...... 2 . 4 0 I raacoumcardiHmirl TOOtBoorr MON. THRU FRI. 8:00 tain Laurel Chorus is invited to Bromo Seltzer selections; safety See Clerk lor Details plus Rds. Vernon superintendent of’ 39.99 SATURDAY 8:30 2% oz. Bot., Reg. 74' I hp-over switch Arti8t Drawing Pad Misl aids in curling Cartoons 4:50 p.m.—Ansaldi and Andor attend. schools, said. Snn\A/C ___ ® SUNDAY 4:30-8:00 _shows when ready.'^/wcj^'^^'^'Tng hair; light Rds. OUR l o w e s t PRICE! For all ske tc h in g 99C Last year when Daylight L # ' I TAKE ROUTES 15 • >0 • aS (EXIT 35) THURSDAY, FEB. 27 Saving Time was in effect for mediums. Reg. 1.39 10:20 a.m. —Pearl St. the entire school year, in an ef­ \ pottety IfgAR MANCHeSTUK CBHTMR NEW THMILER - (PO) 11 a.m. —Ivy Manor Apts. fort to conserve energy, the ELlWilNAT^I, Right Guard SAVE AN EXTRA 11:45 a.m. —Rachel Rci. Gallery Exhibits opening and closing times were s l id e RULE- ititsmic o" i« ■ , O n O / OFF OUR “THE HICKLE RIDE” 2:10 p.m. —Nye St. the pacesetters changed during the winter tAlCUlATOk Anti-Perspirant O U /O REG- PRICE! EVES AT 7:30 - 9:20 Artists’ Works SUN. AT 5:15-7:15-9:15 2:50 p.m. —Bretton Rd. and The Village Gallery is presen­ months to allow for the C A S \0 All Types! y Transit Lane. ting a new graphic show. hang-lt pole planter difference in daylight hours. S c i e n t i f t c 8 oz. 3:30 p.m. —Lawton and When the schools reopen Reg. 1.59 MATHtS TOUT THRU SUN - 99c The gallery, located in Pic­ C a\cu \ato r LUM BER'^ CUE i - DOS HU. 'HUCK F tr . 2 PM Weaver Rds. cadilly Square, Rt. 83, Talcott- Monday, after being closed for @ ®(g).e)(g) CK 2 - DBS FM. “MJUICO POLO” • UO PM 4:10 p.m. —Alice and Arcellia ville, is featuring graphics by winter vacation, the hours will SAT.-SW Ii30.3:15-''PHM(rOM TOUMOTH" *1 0 .8 7 INCLUDES Jergens Drs. eight Connecticut women print- remain the same. PHOKE 649-9333 pots and plants Looking 4:50 p.m. —Hillview Apts. makers. .B) Skin Formula not included For A The varied printing Extra Dry! techniques illustrate aquatints, 14 oz. Kamco Spice Racks Fashion Rings etchings, intaglios, collographs ROCKVILLE Reg. 1.67 20 Lb. Guest Bargain? EXAMPLES; Foot Prints and woodcuts. • Fully axljustable floor 2 Tier-12 Bottle HOSPITAL Reg. 13.49...... Wild Bird Seed Reg. 39.99... ANNOUNCES THEATER Artists whose works are to ceiling pole Wella Balsam 27.88 NEW CLASSES IN exhibited are: Anne Buckley, wella. 3 Tier - 18 Bottle Our SCHEDULE NOTES Conditioner Reg. 49.99...... visit Our Sheila Cohen, Mary Crombie, Reg. 19.99...... , ...... 1 6 ^ 7 Reg. 34.88 Ruth Hosenfratz, Merle Nacht, Reg. & Body i 3.99 Garnets, opals, amethysts, cultured ★ ACROBATICS - gymnastics and tumbling lor * Brass plated pole extends Finest quality spices in sifter top 2.88 Scientifically balanced seed diet for pearls and other stones set in 10 or children (beglnnera) Margot Rosenthal, Elizabeth 16 oz. 49 bottles; Provincial cherrywood from 7'8’’ to 8’3" Admitted Thursday: Allen .3.99 Reg. 2.39 your feathered friends. 14 K. gold. Vernon Cine 1 — Raubloff, and Helen Way. Chapman, Hheel St., Rock­ per store, sorry ^ rack. ★ PANTOMIME evening data for adults taught by ‘‘Huckleberry Finn,” 2:00; The show runs through March ville; Lois Hanlon, Parker St., Cleo ZanI ‘‘The Nickel Ride,” 7:30-9:20 29. The gallery is open every si-- Lufkin Rubbermaid BARGAIN BARN Manchester; Edward Kar- SAVE TO OVER JL Cffirf * Adjustable brass plated SAVE - age. 6-12, Vernon Cine 2— ‘‘Marco Polo day except Monday. For infor­ ODD LOTS OF PANELINGp ★ CHILDREN’S DRAMA WORKSHOP puska, RFD 4, Rockville; Lynn J. K. Lasser’s 1975 50’ Tape Twin Front ALL Saturday morningt, taught by Mildred Dana Jr.,” 1:30; ‘‘The Stepford mation, call 649-1685. swivel arms DOORSp WINDOWSp PLYWOOD, Wives,” 7:00-9:00 Paseka, Randy Rd., Ellington; “Your Income Tax” Floor Mats THE Florence Stampp, High Manor FUN! ★ TEAM ACROBATICS, UNICYCLE, JUGGLING, Showplace — ‘‘The Man With voua Easy to read and un­ Reg. LUMBER, ETC. Park, Rockville; Margaret derstand. Special ■ HAND & HEAD BALANCING tor children and adults, the Golden Gun,” 2:00-7:00-9:15 For use in all rooms 5.49 /WA Come In and Look Around U.A. East 1— ‘‘Murder on the Trahan, Upper Butcher Rd., money saving fea- T Pair beginners through advanced, taught by Al Morgan Rockville; Catherine Usher, tures. Pub. List 2.95 | Easy to read and Pick Up A Bargain FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CALL OR COME TO Orient Express,” 7:00-9:20 numbers: comes Assorted colors, FRANKIE TOURS Anthony Rd., Tolland; Kim trim lines lor custom U.A. East 2— ‘‘Front Page,” SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - My Secretary in sturdy plastic OPEN SAT. TILL NOON 2:00-7:30-9:30 Watson, Huntington Dr., Ver­ case. fit, carpet grips. Frank Sinatra will begin a sing­ non; Dorothy Weiss, Diane Dr., Metal File Cabinet Foot Prints U.A. East 3— ‘‘The Strongest ing tour of the United States and Lee South Windsor; James Werner, Lock and key. Heavy Duty Loma 32 Gal. Man in the World,” 2:00-7:15- Canada here April 24 at the Kodak X-15 466 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER e 643-8953 9:00 Progress Ave., Rockville; index file, draw - Heavy Duty Civic Auditorium, the third such Cynthia Zebrowski, Wood Burning Grates Plastic Open Burnside Theatre — ‘‘God­ ers and storage. Camera Outfit Sundays — Closed Mondays tour since he returned to in-per­ 1499 Muffler Grahaber St., Ellington. father Part II,” 8:00 Reg. 22.95 24" wide, 15" deep, 4 Trash Can son performing in 1974. Showcase 1— “Earthquake,” Discharged Thursday: Fred 9" high cast iron ' ^ 1 1 Reg. The tour will end May 13 in Metal Security Box 1:30-7:15-9:40; NOTE: Carmichael, East Granby; Reg. 15.99" " 14.99 New Haven, Conn. Sinatra made Bessie Carver, Franklin Park, FIRE RESISTANT! 12.70 SPECIAL LATE SHOW 12:00 WEST HARTFORD WETHERSFIELD MANCHESTER 24" lorig, 15" deep Double wrapped two spectacularly successful na­ Rockville; Laura Castagno, Lock and key. C 2 9 9 Includes easy drop-in cartridge load Showcase 2 — “Towering Bishop t Corner NSSiUsDune* 3974 Brood St. for coal or logs. Crack resistant finish; galvanized, lock camera, color film, cube. Clear, sharp la-Ma Mia^s tional tours last year, but Taylor St., Vernon; Ellen Reg. 10.99 W Removable sides. handles and metal lock seam case; most Inferno,” 1:30:7:15-10:15 7S31 ijiunj B»e HightMH OPfNlVfRY NIGHT pictures the easy way. Canada was not included in Convers, Olcott St., cover. American cars. Showcase 3 — “Freebie and OfUTMUIS Ifll TK! OTtl IMIS I III III t Hit SI1 II i Metal Desk Organizer Reg. 17.99 Cuisine the Bean,” 1:45-7:40-10:05; them. Manchester; Gerald DeGray, “ The Family Restaurant” NOTE: SPECIAL LATE SHOW Wheelock Rd., Ellington; 3-tier trays- BOLTON Harriet Gunther, Hyde Ave., |471 Hartford Rd. Corner of McKee Street! 12:10 Reg. 6.59 449 Showcase 4 — Rockville; Ann Jarzynski, SENSATIONAL VALUES ON PORTABLE TV’S! LOOK! HERE ARE MA MA MIA'S SATURDAY) Ludwig Rd., Ellington; Daniel f l U f i f l i l l “ Frankenstein,” 1:45-7:25- EXPANDING FOLDERS.... 36*^ to 3 .8 2 SAVE 10:00; NOTE: SPECIAL LATE LaFIanune, Stafford Springs; PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT PACK OF PENCILS ...... 33 *^ to 1 . 2 9 OUR BESTSELLING OUR LOWEST PRICE INH.ATI0N RGHTER DINNER SPECIALS! SHOW 12:10 Norman Letendre, Pleasant OVER “Give Your Family A Treat, and The HartfDrd Chapter of the American Association of Medical Valley Rd., South Windsor; MAILING LABELS ...... 4 6 ° to 5 5 ° BLACK & WHITE! 16” DIAGONAL Come To Ma Ma Mia's To Eat!” In Observance of Lent,‘Our Seafood Assistants is presenting the play, “Applause,” starring Dorothy Candy Medlln, Rt. 6, Andover; BLACK & WHITE! Frank Morton, Swamp Rd., BIC P E N S ...... 2 2 ° to 2 6 ° SAVE SATURDAY ONLY SPECIALS! Collins, at the Coachlight Dinner Theater oh Friday, March 7, Coventry; Denise Quirion, Specials for the Coming Weeks I... CLASP ENVELOPES ...... 36° SAVE SERVED FROM 4:00 TO 9:00 P.M. / ' OVER * ! 1975. The dinner will be from 7 to 8 p.m., showtime from 8:30 and Union St., Rockville; Christine 20 OVER * ! • BAKED LASAGNA Baked Alaskan dancing from 11 to 1 a.m. The $21.00 per couple donation will be Richard, Bolton Rd., Vernon; SCM SMITH CORONA 3740 21 • OPEN FACE STEAK Doris Rowlands, Overhill Rd.^ E LE C TR IC A D DER, Reg. 44.97. King Crab Meat *4.75 used for the “Educational Course Fund.” For tickets or further in­ Ellington; Michael Ziemba, 6 per store, no rain checks. with Spagh*ni, or Potito and Vagatabla This printing test pattern is In casserolo, topped with our sealood stuffing formation, contact Mrs. Paul Edberg, Chairperson, 649-7025. Village St., Rockville. SCM SMITH CORONA • CHICKEN CACCITOBIE . part of The Herald quality con­ Magnavox 18” Diagonal Births Thursday: A son to CORONET 12 TYPEWRITER. Philco 12” Diagonal Philco 16” Diagonal wHh SpaghaW, or Potato in d Vogotablo A trol program in order to give 1 3 5 ^ ° Boneless Brook Trout Mr. and Mrs. James Flynn, #63LJ Portable Color TV Baked In wina, and lamon/buttar aauca. you one of the finest Black & White Portable TV Black & White Portable TV • SPECIALLY PREPARED *3.50 Stafford Springs; a son to Mr. newspapers in the nation. SALISBURY STEAK Broiled Salmon Steak and Mrs. John Halen, Campbell Our Our with SpaghottI, or Potato in d Vogotablo Our Topped with QIno’s Special Sauca *3.50 Muffler Ave., Vernon; a son to Mr. and SCM Reg. Reg. Reg. • SPAGHEHI with MEAT BALLS Mrs. Arthur Walton, Laurel St., smith CoroM 89.70 109.70 319.70 Serving Our Own Fresh Baked Breadl Regal Center Rockville. ^ 229 • SHELLS with MEAT BALLS 0 f E D C GSlaxtelZ Solid state UHF tuner, front mounted 3 ” speaker Quick on picture and sound: 3" speaker, solid state New Magnapower chassis gives greater reliability. Banquet Facllltlea Available for Your T y p e w n t e t telescoping VHF antenna. Only 8 per store, No UHF tuner. Dipole aritenna. walnut grain cabinet. Recessed and concealed controls; walnut cabinet. Your IT<> o f/r r coiiienieiire along with a superior produrl. TOURIST MENU 4 per store. No Rain Checks.# BUENOS AIRES (UPI) - Tra­ Rain Checks. * 8 per store. No Rain Checks. * Choice Special OccaalonI velers to the sea resort of Mar The Above Corner of Broad Itn^h labulator- “We Serve You All The Salad You Like!” del Plata in Argentina can ask Quantities indicated Include floor models, demonstrators, one-oi-a-kind, sealed and open cartons. Served With ( and Center Street Mon.-Fri . . . 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. 9 2 7 0 carrying case t ' 3 WAYS TO CHARGE • Weekend Entertainment In The Lounge • for the “tourist menu" of the day 1^6 MLC SALE: FRI & SAT. Roll and Butter___ Children Under I I Vi Price! Phone 646-2112 Sat ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 5 y e a r g u a ra n te e . Dining Room S Lounga Opan Sunday Noon 'til I t P.M. in almost any restaurant and I' mmumtiiicAiu) MANCHESTER 1145 Tolland Turnpike 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. receive a balanced three-course meal with a fixed $ nrke kept low by law. PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.. Feb. 21. 1975 Boy Struck by Car; iHaijrljPstpr turiitua Um ilJi NEWS Speed Charge Filed Yolla Niclas, author of Clover,” and autograph copies children’s books and for customers. OPINION photographer, will be at Reed’s CAPSULES A seven-year-old Manchester The boy, rushed to the POLICE REPORT The book tells the story of a boy —Christopher J. O’Brien of hospital by ambulance, suf­ book store in the Manchester rabbit family in Wickham Park Parkade Saturday from 11 a.m. Regulations Challengedl 116 Charter Oak St. —was fered a fractured leg and con­ MANCHESTER • Clothing worth about $25 as observed by Miss Niclas reported in satisfactory condi­ cussion, hospital officials said. Arrests made Thursday by removed from a car parked on to 2 p.m. from her apartment window CHICAGO (UPI) — A suit to strike down Health, Educa­ tion today at Manchester Manchester Police included: Spencer St. Thursday. She will discuss her book, across the street. Given ^Em tion and Welfare regulations on admissions of Medicare Memoriai Hospital, where he In other accidents reported • Jeffrey S. Clark, 17, of 24 • A total of $224 stolen from a ‘‘White Tails and Green and Medicaid patients to hospitals was filed ’Thursday by was admitted Thursday after by Manchester Police: Winter St., charged with breach cash box in a burglary at the the American Medical Association against the federai being struck by a car on Spruce • Paul F. Corcoran, 23, of of peace and intoxication after iona Manufacturing Co. on government. The regulations took effect Feb. 1, and St. Windsor Locks, was charged a domestic disturbance on New Regent St. Wednesday night. MANCHESTER Hell, Barry The driver of the car in the require an evaluation by a “utilization review committee” Wednesday with failure to drive State Rd. Court date March 10. • A pair of snow skis, valued of a physicians’ decision to put a Medicare or Medicaid 12:15 p.m. accident was in the established lane. His car • Michael D. Armstrong, 16, at about $200, taken from a HOSPITAL NOTES charged with speeding. Eric M. struck a utility pole on Broad That’s right. We said Barry, not fund-raising! — would have to be the patient ■ in the hospital. The suit charges the of 29 Elro St., charged with Hamilton Rd. home. Lindahl, 20, of 34 Hoil St. is St. near Center St. Court date third-degree criminal mischief • A stereo tape player and Harry, though the image of the late quintessence of politeness.) Discharged Wednesday; Joan regulations violate the constitutional rights of patients scheduled to appear in Court of March 11. after he was discovered driving tapes removed from a car Glastonbury; Steven and physicians. Roarabaugh, Willimantic; president definitely is in mind. Nor does the average working stiff Common Pleas at East Hart­ • Ernie K. Jellinefc, 17, of a tractor on the Manchester parked on Hartford Rd. Value Agostinelli, 144 Delmont St.; ford March 4. William Cooney, East Hart­ Neil Murphy, 443 Lydall St. identify with Goldwater, althbugh he Ridgewood Trail, Coventry, High School lawn. Police said was $168. Harry S. Truman lambasted the Heidi Hospitalized Manchester Police said Lin­ was charged Wednesday with the incident resulted in damage ford; Mary Warren, 13 Center- field St.; Thomas Strange, 21 is closer to the ordinary Joe than a lot HONOLULU (UPI) — Young Heidi Biggs was admitted dahl was driving south on failure to obey a red light, in to a large area of grass. Court Vandalism reportbd to police “do-nothing” Republican 80th Lenox St.; John Kildish, 29 to a hospital Thursday after her doctor found her coughing Spruce St., near Wells St., when connection with a two-car colli­ date March 10. Thursday included: STEP FORWARD of those who claim to be the common Union St.; Lillian Cady, Congress in the 1948 election cam­ deeply and unable to get out of bed. Heidi, 14, is dying of the boy suddenly darted across sion at W. Center and Olcott • Windows smashed at a WASHINGTON (UPI) - The man’s defender. Lebanon; Clarence Kinzy, East paign. Barry Gold water has taken on cancer and weighs only 54 pounds. She has been realizing the street from the west Sts. The other driver in the ac­ Thefts reported to police Rachel Rd. residence, at a head of the nation's largest But Barry Goldwater shares one at­ sidewalk. Lindahl applied his cident was Ronald E. Hicking, Thursday included; Hartford; Helen O’Brien, 50 Orthodox rabbinic body has the top-heavily Democratic “do- her life’s dream of a vacation in Hawaii this week. Her trailer parked on Hilliard St., Croft Dr.; Nancy Strandberg, 6 brakes but couldn’t avoid the 21, of 51 Cedar St. • A car owned by Walter K. on a car parked on, Hartford called on the Vatican to establish tribute with the scrappy Truman: stepfather, who is very close to the child, arrived in Palmer Dr., South Windsor. everything” 94th Congress in 1975. boy, police said. Rapp of West Suffield, stolen Rd., and at the Eighth Utilities diplomatic relations with Israel. Honoluiu a few hours after Heidi went to the hospital. A lso, Mary Anderson, Personal integrity. Wednesday night while it was District sewer plant. Rabbi Fabian Schoenfeld, Glastonbury; Jean Marchuk, The present Congress is “probably parked at Main and Forest Sts. • Outdoor lamp posts president of the Rabbinical The reason he is the junior senator Retirement Rule Debated 49H Rachel Rd.; Joan Botti, 320 the most dangerous” the country has It was described as an orange, smashed at three addresses on Council of America, said such from Arizona is because he resigned WASHINGTON (UPI) - The American Medical Counsel Sees No Basis 1972 Saab Sonnet. Broad St. Bush Hill Rd.; John Sibrinsz, 27 relations would be “a real step Goslee Dr.; Susan Bobrowski, ever had, the junior GOP senator when he ran for president in 1964. He Association has asked permission of the Supreme Court to • A car owned by Laurenace • Paint smeared on a car at a forward...." express itself on the subject of the government’s rule of from Arizona warned the other day. lost four years of valuable seniority For Perjury Charges Granville of Rockville, stolen Bretton Rd. home. mandatory retirement of government employes at age 70. Thursday afternoon while it “They have no concept of what while waiting for the next senatorial Your Hew The AMA regards the rule as harmful and said the in­ was parked on W. Middle Tpke. SURVIVAL WORK 2 makes the economy run and they have In State Lease Probe It was described as a green, election. dividual’s competence rather than age should be the BILLINGS, Mont. (UPI) - The no concept of how money is used to criterion. The association hopes the high court will reverse four-door, 1971 Chevrolet. Contrast that with Lyndon B. John­ By ED BUTLER Quaker-related American FIREPLACE the rule. not to “determine the validity • Goods worth $400 stolen make money. They have the attitude HARTFORD (UPI) - of one story as against from a pickup truck parked at a FViends Service Committee has son, who got a court ruling that he opened an office here to work for you can spend and spend and elect and Despite apparent conflists in another.” Hartford Rd. service station. INSTALLED IN DAT could run simultaneously for vice Two Bombings in Belfast sworn testimony, the chief Among conflicts in sworn Missing are an electric guitar, the ecohomic and cultural sur- 1 elect even though this country is close . vival of northern plains Native president and Texas senator in 1960. Can Spring Be Far Away? (Photo by Reginald Pinto) BELFAST (UPI) — The bloodiest 24 hours since the Irish counsel of Connecticut’s leasing testimony was the claim of stereo tape deck and tapes, and Irom *449. Complila with all piping and chimnap Republican Army cease-fire began Feb. 10 saw bombings Americans. to bankruptcy.” In 1964, Goldwater told it straight— scandal investigation says no former Sen. William Powanda, binoculars. He added, not too hopefully, “If the at two Roman Catholic bars that left one patron dead and one should be prosecuted for R-Seymour, that Norwalk that the nation might have to go to injured 26. The police attributed the fatal shooting of a perjury. developer Frank DiNardo country can survive this Congress, it war in Vietnam to prevent a Com­ young Catholic construction worker earlier on internal H. William Shure said in a “dangled bait” before him in can survive anything.” squabbling in the IRA, but blamed the bombings on Protes­ letter to leasing subcommittee exchange for Powanda’s help in munist takeover. Lyndon Johnson was members that “nothing would securing a lease. Now it goes without saying that ANDREW TULLY tant extremists trying to wreck the truce. shocked, and elected. HERALD be gained” by pressing perjury Goldwater doesn’t come on like a It is poetic justice, and not a little Ancient Murder? charges against former DiNardo had testified before witnesses. The recommenda­ Powanda that he never dis­ Truman. He’s much too polite, for one Built-In Fireplaces are sad, that Barry Goldwater is about Y E S TE R D A Y b VIENNA (UPI) — A masseur at the Turkish baths in tion must be approved by law­ cussed leasing with state of­ A National Disease easily installed in one day in thing. Graz was told by a pensioner, whose hobby is snake char­ makers on the leasing subcom­ ficials. the only one around to “give ’em hell’ any room. These pre­ (Anybody who could listen with a ming, that he had murdered, his brother in a previous life. mittee. Another conflict came in the now that the chickens of economic 'The masseur went into trances over a period of months sworn testimony of Sen. George engineered fireplaces are Shure said he regretted the in­ designed for maximum heat straight face, as Goldwater recently L. Gunther, R-Stratford, who chaos incubated during the Roosevelt 25 Years Ago and told the 82-year-old snake charmer a Tibetan vestigation coincided with con­ output and will reduce your did during a visit to San Clemente, said he had warned then and Truman New and Fair Deals and Dr. Robert R. Keeney, medical monastery was in financial straits and the monks there sideration by the Senate of heat bill. WASHINGTON - In 1973, the last year former Republican Gov. Republican Gov. Thomas J. while Richard Nixon discussed the examiner, issues a warning on the use of a hands, but a gun is a surer weapon and it examiner of the District of Columiba, said he would be absolved of his sin if he sent the Units are code approved hatched by LBJ’s Great Society are for which figures are available, 53 per cent Thomas J. Meskill for a spot on Meskill in 1972 about a “ripoff” table-salt substitute which is blamed for eliminates the possibility that the attacker summed it up when he said recently, “If it monastery his savings. ’The money was sent. The upshot and guaranteed for 25 possibility of his serving the of the 19,510 homicides in the United the Second U.S. Circuit Court of lease in the works for an uncle coming home to roost. illndss and at least four deaths in other could suffer bodily harm. were bubonic plague then they (the was that a court sent the masseur to prison for two years years, and are easily in­ States were by handguns. Most of the rest Appeals. of former GOP State Chairman Republican party in some capacity, Nobody will listen to you, Barry. parts of the country. Then there are those who warn that gun citizens) would think it would affect for embezzling the snake charmer out of his life savings. stalled by yourself or our were by other types of firearms. “This unfortunate situation J. Brian Gaffney. maybe in fund-raising — ye gods. Elementary school children make ar­ control is a threat to civil liberties. They them.” trained crew. No present But give ’em hell, anyway. Yet the possibility that Congress will resulted in individuals attemp­ Meskill denied Gunther’s ticles for Junior Red Cross to distribute to trot out the second Amendment to the Now a gun control bill has been in­ Nixon Party Saturday chimney necessary We enact any meaningful gun control legisla­ Constitution and interpret it as a license ting to use the committee to testimony, but he was not put local institutions. troduced by Walter' E. Fauntroy, D.C. PALM DESERT, Calif. (UPI) - Celebrities from the have an installed working tion is slim to nonexistent. The reason is for any American to own a gun. further their own purposes under oath or interviewed in simple — and outrageous. There are not delegate in Congress. Fauntroy is no poiitical, entertainment and business worlds are expected regarding that nomination,’” public. fireplace in our showroom... favorite of this space, but his bill makes Visit us to see how perfectly 10 Years Ago enough members of Congress with the To be sure, the second Amendment con­ to turn out Saturday night for Richard Nixon’s first Shure wrote. Shure said later he sense. It would provide penalties of $5,000 this fireplace operates and This date was a Sunday; The Herald did guts to stand up to those segments of their cerns itself with that guarantee. But op­ appearance at a social event since resigning the presiden­ was referring to members of Shure said that because the and imprisonment for up to five years for to discuss your requirements. Whose Interest? not publish. constituencies which ferociously oppose ponents of gun control seldom quote the cy more than six months ago. the Senate Judiciary Com­ subcommittee was concerned manufacturing, selling, or trading in any controls at all. Amendment in its entirety. I reads; “A Frank Sinatra, Bob and Dolores Hope and former Gov. mittee who have announced primarily with overall leasing Less than four decades after a It is essential to our national in­ “Don’t quote me by name,” says one well regulated militia being necessary to handguns. The penalties for possession F their opposition to Meskill. practices, questioning of would be $2,000 and up to two years in Ronald Reagan and his wife Nancy were among those simpler generation of Americans was terest that Ethiopia be armed with senator. “I’m in favor of firearms control, the security of a free state, the right of the reported on the guest iist for a party in Nixon’s honor at Shure, explaining his position witnesses was “not sufficiently fire-glow clisf. people to keep and bear arms, shall not be prison. fllanritrfitpr but if I voted for such a bill the people the lavish, walled estate of millionaire publisher Walter on perjury, said the subcom­ precise to substantiate” that Route 83, Vernon (2 miles North of Vernon Circle) outraged by the bombing of Ethiopian American jets. If the Eriteans. back home would throw me out of office. infringed.” mittee’s purpose was to Fauntroy’s bill goes to the heart of the Annenberg, former U.S. ambassador to Great Britain. anyone lied to the subcom­ Hours; Tues, Wed, Thurs, 10-6:30 Fri. 10-8 Sat. 8-5 Sun. 11-4 villages by Italian dictator succeed in becoming independent, it The people don’t want gun control.” examine leasing practices and mittee.” No syllable in that lucid statement problem — the availability of handguns. If Tire fortune heir Leonard Firestone, a longtime Nixon Closed Mondays 872-9988 Eitrnin^ Upralh It would, of course, serve that senator no handguns could be legally manufac­ Mussolini’s air force, American-made will be in our national interest to arm right if his name was published, and his possibly can be construed to mean that financial backer, and Leonard Swearingen, chairman of FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 tured, sold or possessed in this country, jets are being used to level Ethiopian them, too, to the teeth. political career be damned. But his com­ any private person may “keep and bear the board of Standard Oil of Indiana, were also invited. Published by the Published every arms.” The Founding Fathers were the murder rate very soon would start to Manchester evening except Sun­ ment is frightening relevant in disclosing E Villages. decline. Individuals would be given a Publishing Co., Herald days and holidays. how well the gun lobbies, notably the providing merely for the establishment Deficit Swells This time it is Ethiopians bombing If there are Martians, no doubt Square. Manchester, Entered at the and maintenance of a militia for national grace period in which to turn in their guns. Conn. 06040, Manchester. Conn., National Rifle Association, have done After that, owning a handgun would HARFORD (UPp — Lower-than-expected tax revenues Ethiopians — or rather the central when we land on their planet we will Telephone 643-2711 Post Otfice as Second their job of intimidating the national defense — and they said so. They did not and money needed to pay the Connecticut Welfare NOW Is the Time to Buy! (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter. say or imply that Congress, representing become a crime. Meanwhile, no find it in our national interest to legislature. Department’s back bills are now expected to swell the government attempting to put down BURL L. LYONS. PUBLISHER the people, was powerless to control the sportsman or target shooter would be There probably has never been a more affected if Congress speedily passed state deficit to $85 million, an estimate $20 million insurgents in the breakaway province shower them with weapons. To the preposterous slogan than “Guns Don’t Kill sale and use of firearms. SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES legislation imposing a stiff penalty for use gloomier than before. tentacles. People; People Kill People.” The point is The problem seems to be that most of Eritrea. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE of a handgun in the commission of a Acting Finance Commissioner George J. Conkling said not whether an inanimate object is Americans cannot identify with murder felony. Single Copy ... 15c 3 Months ... $11.70 capable of murder. It is that firearms, es­ victims because they are always Thursday lower tax revenues, mostly from the state sales Weekly...... 90c 6 Months .,. $23 40 tax, account for most of the difference. The ONE Month .. $3.90 One Year... $46.80 pecially handguns, make it easy, con­ somebody else. Yet the horrible death toll Sure, people kill people. But in most Hay, Hay! Mail Rbtes Upon RcMuest venient and relatively safe for people to by firearms is a national disease that has homicides, people kill people by pressing The welfare deficit alone may reach $21.5 million Subscribers who p.m. should telephone kill people. Murderers can and do kill peo­ reached epidemic proportions in some the trigger of a gun they can buy almost as because the administration of Gov. Ella T. Grasso is com­ fail to receive their the circulation depart­ ple with knives, clubs and their bare cities. Dr. James. C. Luke, medical mitted to paying a heavy backlog of unpaid bills to doctors, Herald before 5 30 ment. 647-9946. easily as a pound of hamburger. SATURDAY Tlie phrase, “and that ain’t hay,” have gone up accordingly. druggists, hospitals and other providers of health care, has long been used to indicate the In 1973, more than 62-million acres Member Audit Bureau of Circulations Conkling said. In addition, increased unemployment will add to the^, value of something being talked were planted in hay crops. Total The Manchester A Display advertising welfare rolls, requiring more state money. B A N K has Publishing Co. closing hours: Three about, with the implication that hay is production was 135-million tons, with fu ll days prio r to RAY CROMLEY of little value. assumes no financial publication. a total value of more than $5 billion. responsibility for Deadline for Herald Not any more. According to the That was when hay sold for about $35 typographical errors classified advertising: appearing m adver­ 12 noon prior to day of Rep. Dodd Seeks Probe Done It Again! tisements and other publication; 12 noon Economic Planning In Cloudland & National Hay Association, hay has a ton; today it’s shot over $100. reading matter in The Friday for publication joined the lengthening list of items the Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon­ Of Patent Supression And that — dast we say it? — ain’t Herald. day. world is short of today, and prices peanuts. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A WASHINGTON - The snail-like and economic dependence on unpredic­ planners. Their background discussions nation’s energy crisis,” Dodd economic recovery and continued high un­ table decisions by the foreign nations are filled with words — matrices, elastici­ freshman congressman has said . V employment projected in President which control the world’s exportable oil ty, money theory. Attempting to pin these requested the General Accoun­ If the study by the GAO, the Ford’s budget are no accident. resources. And lead to unbearable infla­ men down on how they reached their con­ ting Office to make a study of investigative unit of Congress, DON OAKLEY It is planned that way. tion. clusions, produces a circumlocutive U.S. patent records to find if oil shows the claims to he based in Reduced In private talks, Mr. Ford’s economic Since both inflation and our demand for answer: “We did a lot of studies, con­ companies have supressed fact, antitrust action against commercial use of fuel saving advisers make clear they believe this foreign oil have strong built-in growth, we sidered all possibilities. Took all possible the oil industry might be shown devices. country cannot solve Its energy and infla­ will have to run hard to hold our own. variations and contingencies into ac­ to be necessary, he said. Rep. Christopher J. Dodd, D- Standing Up To The Oil Cartel tion problems, which worry them in the These advisers have calculated count.” “I have long considered the Conn., said today constituents long run far more than today’s recession, mathematically exactly how hard we Again, a lot of words, but no answer. oligarchic structure of the oil must run, and matched their computer have written him claiming that Mortgage unless they carefully manipulate the price “What would be the effect of changes in industry to he anticompetitive and consumption of energy and other es­ results with the maximum we can bear in your plans?” oil companies are buying up the and detrimental to the best in­ sential products now in short supply as suffering and industrial lag. “Each change has an effect on rights to inventions to save fuel terests of the consumer,” he thoroughly as they can without reaching a They have mapped out a program which something else. We took all that into ac­ and thus reduce oil com- said. This nation has been woefully lacking in mend it than going to war on the one panysales. 2 spray the trees with BTs. The U.S. Forest comes as close as they dare to the point Dodd wants the GAO to deter­ innovative ideas for stanching the breaking point in the nation’s economy. count.” extreme or just sitting back and taking it Service has approved the use of “Dipel,” where these lines meet. They have no way “The results of this investiga­ mine if any patents taken on multibillion-dollar drain on the economy Anything less, they are convinced, As these experts why businessmen say on the other. manufactured by Abbot Laboratories, as a — except through their computer tion should clarify whether fuel saving devices are or have caused by the quadrupling of petroleum would dangerously prolong our military. things won’t work out as they predict. Goodbye DDT, Hello BT BT for effective spraying. calculations — of knowing whether they Your answer comes back sharply: there is any basis to these been held by fuel companies or prices by the oil nation’s cartel, the However, any BT, somewhat like any have gone too far. charges, which are extremely OPEC. In recent years, armies of spruce “They’re prejudiced. They’re afraid that their subsidiaries or other budworms, gypsy moths and tussock . penicillin, is said to be able to do the job. TTie President’s experts have made what we plan will cut their share of the serious ones in light of the related companies, he said. Three experts did suggest one possible TODAY’S repeated miscalculations in recent approach the other day, however. moths — each as formidable as Pharoah’s markets.” plague of locusts — have been attacking economic predictions. But these scholars As Little as 5% Down ■ Up to 30 Years to Repay Economists John Perry of the Brookings A Calculation Bargain “The university research men too?” the nation’s forests. THOUGHT retain all their old belief in themselves. “Yes, they’re concerned with what our Institution and M.A. Adelman of MIT, Economics, always a dismal and never Time was when the problem could be They say there is now new data which programs will do to their tuition rates.” RELOCATION along with former Federal Energy Ad­ an exact science, has gone bananas. Check with SBM Before You Borrow handled by aerial spraying with DDT. But gives them confidence they are correct Everyone who disagrees is prejudiced, ministration head John C. Sawhill, For example, you just aren’t supposed Thought for the Day, Feb. 21 while it controlled the pests and saved and their detractors wrong. or mistaken. Mostly prejudiced. testified before the Senate subcommittee to have continuing inflation in the middle CLEARANCE trees, DDT was also harmful to other in­ Among the many people whom Christ After taking with these men, I am con­ It goes to make one nervous about the SALE on multinational corporations. sects and animals and was banned in 1967. of a recession, yet that’s what we’ve been called to Himself. was a man named vinced they believe their computer The United States, they said, should future. Control of the winged raiders became having. Nathanael. One does not need to describe mathematics. But I question their sense of EVERYTHINQ IN STOCK adopt a quota on how much oil it will allow 6 4 6 - i 7 0 0 something of a scramble after that, with Don’t throw out the textbooks just yet, Nathanael. Our Lord described him for us, reality. Economic theory is not a-science to enter from abroad, then seek secret however. Some of the old laws of different regions using different “Behold, an Israelite, in whom is no which can be apjilied so precisely to real bids from producing nations on the right to economics we used to depend on still seem . ‘ t techniques with uncertain degrees of guile.” life. 3 4 5 6 7 1 9 supply it. This would introduce competi­ to be in effect, thank goodness. H n 17 13 14 15 16 50% to 75% OFF! effectiveness at best. This, too, is a type of man whom Jesus Robert S. McNamara, as secretary of tion into the oil import market. Nowhere in this better illustrated than 17 16 19 70 21 72 73 Now comes the news that chemists have called to Himself. It is with apparent lack Defense, had an almost religious belief in 24 25 76 27 26 29 30 Including :S per • CARPETS Unfortunately — in this connection, that in the history of pocket calculators. When • SAMPUS isolated one of nature’s own organisms of organization that the work began and the infallibility of computers, forgetting ALMANAC • PAINTINSS • PAINT ACCESSOKin is — the United States is not the OPEC’s these little electronic wonders were in­ that could be mass produced and Jesus called His Disciples to be with Him. that answers spewed out by these And much moni largest customer. Unless we were troduced a few years ago, they ranged harnessed in fighting the forest pests. He just moved on, and they came, one by machines are no .better than the assump­ prepared to show that we meant business, from a couple hundred dollars on up for tions fed in. Bacillus Thuringiensis, or “BT,” is a one. By United Press International ' were prepared to institute a national belt­ even the simplest ones. And in making their precise 56 COOPER ST. bacterium that is deadly only to But read the Gospel of John and watch Today is Friday, Feb. 21, the 52nd day of tightening the likes of which no one has yet Since then, prices have steadily dropped calculations, the men who counsel the lepidopterous insects, the order that in­ how He handles His men. They had been 1975 with 313 to follow. contemplated, the oil producers might to the point where models capable of per­ prepared to follow Him. When He calls President, start with assumptions that The moon is approaching its full phase. MANCHESTER very well say, “Sorry, but if you won’t pay cludes moths, and is not harmful to any forming the four basic mathematical func­ other form of life. Moreover, birds and them, there is no delay. They knew that may be very shaky indeed. For they are The morning stars are Mercury and our price, others will.” tions are available for around $20, and less based on philosophy and interpretation. Mars. eft’ll - other predators are paid to thrive on lar­ life in Jesus Christ was the direction they Phone 646-5582 Still, it might be worth a try, if only to that, on sale. wanted for themselves. When I majored In m athem atics, The evening stars are Jupiter, Saturn see how solid the front presented by the vae that have ingested BTs. Mass production and competition, with a- In Maine, where five-million acres of We are invited to follow Him, too. professors stressed time and again that and Venus. OPEC really is. As Perry pointed out, big assist from constant technological im­ OPEN rai. and SAT. forest are infested with spruce budworm, Submitted by numbers and theorems had no meaning Those born on this day are under the of Manchester “We cannot directly break the cartel, but provement, are what did it. Just as we except as they could be related to and sign of Pisces. 9:00 AM to S:30 PM the state’s Department of Conservation Norman E. Swensen, Pastor Member F.D.I.C. at least we can molest it.” were taught they should back in American educator Alice Freeman has asked the legislature for $13 million to Trinity Covenant Church proven in real life. This rule apparentl;^ SUN. 12:00 to 0:30 PM Peopla-tO’Paaple Banking Certainly,- the idea has more to recom­ Economics 100. has not reached President Ford’s Palmer was born Feb. 21, 1855. Manchester MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 21, 1975_PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 21. 1975 Development Grant May Aid Ambulance Ready for Use Students in String Concert HEBRON S ite K e ra lh SOUTH WINDSOR be the induction of a number of Jaycees S he H c ra U i further stated that the am­ Area Profile Gerald Marks, South Wind­ new scouts to the troop and the Five members of the South Fire Department will provide Anne Dallaire sor’s Music Department chair­ presentation of one of Windsor Jaycees will be guests Vernon Park, Camp Newhoca Area Profile Correspondent telephone stickers. bulance committee and the man, has announced that 23 scouting’s highest awards, the at a reception hosted by Gov. 228-3267 At a special Town Meeting, Fire Department have done an elementary students will take eagle award,' to Mark John Ella Grasso tonight at the The keys to the new Hebron . Dec. 16,1974, voters approved a "exceilent job in preparing for Valley Falls Park and Camp Falls Park and Camp Newhoca part in the Connecticut String Duclos, Troop 389 Senior Patrol Governor’s Mansion. and sewer facilities or recrea­ ambulance will be presented to $27,200 appropriation for the and implementing the am- Newhoca in Vernon may un­ during the coming fiscal year. tion facilities. Music Festival in New Haven Leader. Those attending will be Bruce McCoy Favors Hebron Fire Chief Wiliiam V. service. buiance and rescue service.” dergo some improvements He said undoubtedly the Park The mayor said parking and Vernon Rec Offers March 8. The students, from Braithwaite, president; Mike Borst, Sunday by First Select­ The sum came from Revenue* ZBA To Meet Square Dance through the use of Community Study Committee and the Ver­ Grades 4 through 6, began study Gessay, vice president; Joe fire protection services are man Aaron Reid, and the Sharing Funds in the Capital The Zoning Board of Appeals The South Windsor Square Development Act (CDA) funds non Recreation Commission Kenny; Billy Vedovato and eligible only if located in or ser­ purchasing committee chair­ Reserve Account, which was will conduct a public hearing, of the instruments through the Dance Club will hold its annual to come to the town. will be making recommen­ Man from Orange school string program under Scott Kelly. ving designated community man, Harvey Desruisseaux. formerly earmarked as reserve Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Beginners Ball Saturday at dations as to both areas "and Course in Macrame The role of the Jayebes on a The Town Council will con­ development areas. Also eligi­ for the Town Office Building Town Office Building. the direction of Mrs. Susan Wapping Elementary School the use of the CDA funds would An informal open house and Scott. state level will be discussed by duct a public hearing on the ble are code enforcement in Expansion. The board will hear an from 8 to 11 p.m. Don Swift will contribute immensely towards For Public Works key ceremony will be conducted Gov. Grasso. matter Monday at 7:30 p.m. at deteriorated or deteriorating Voters also designated at the application from Thomas E. VERNON because of the storm, is sched­ The festival is sponsored by be the caller. the Administration Building. satisfying their requests.” areas, together with public im­ is retiring the end of this at 2 p.m. at Co. 1 of the Hebron Aykroyd, 94 Burrows Hill Rd., uled for Feb. 26 at 6:30 p.m. at the American String Teachers AT VERNON Fire Department. Residents December meeting that the The Vernon Recreation All class-level club-level The council, and Mayor Frank The mayor also noted that provements and services to month. The new director’s present Ambulance Purchasing Hebron, for a variance to allow Department will offer a course the Elks Home, N. Park St., Association in conjunction with dancers are welcome. McCoy, want to hear the opi­ both suggested projects would avert area decline. Ronald W. Hine of Orange salary is not known. Tricarico’s are invited to inspect the am­ Rockville. th e Connecticut Music will be recommended by Mayor Committee as the one to draft the use of a back lot at the rear in macrame for women, to start ANTIGUA FLIGHTS nion of Vernon residents on be eligible. He said he has salary is $16,200. bulance and equipment. Mrs. Theodore Ventura is Educators Association. Frank McCoy to fill the position policies for the ambulance ser­ of 94 Burrows Hill Rd. as a Feb. 25 and run for four con­ Nursery NEW YORK (UPI) - Eastern community development and attempted to secure additional Hine has a background in A formal dedication will be program chairman. There will Participating students are: Mayor McCoy said he plans to of director of public works for vice. building lot. secutive Tuesdays from 9:15 to The Mother Goose Nursery Air Lines has inaugurated daily housing needs, before preparing CDA funds over and above the road and sewer construction held in March. 'Meetings Thursday be a report of the nominating Monique VanVogelpoel, Craig iEBAL MEN'S SHDP conduct a second hearing on the The committee was also 11:15 a.m. School will begin afternoon nonstop service with Boeing 727s an application for the grant. basic $25,000 allocation. He the town of Vernon. The having headed his own company The ambulance will be placed Wilson, Tommy Kasper, Tony same matter, March 17, also at authorized to impiement the The Hebron Board of Educa­ Women interested should committee at the business classes for four-year-olds in from New York to the island of The town will receive a total said, however, that indications recommendation will be made until 1969. He worked with in service Sunday and may be Dennis, Karen Giannamore, 7:30 p.m. at the Administration service. tion wili meet Thursday, at 8 register by calling the recrea­ meeting to follow the dinner at September. Antigua in the West Indies, the of $100,000 spread over a five- are that no supplementary to the Town Council Monday towns which did not have their reached for emergencies by Kimberly Cubic, Eiizabeth Building for those who are un­ night and needs its approval. According to Gregory F. p.m. in the library at the Gilead tion office. A registration fee of Registrations are now being Antigua-Barbura Information MAHCHESTER STORE ORLY! year period. It will receive $25,- money will be available. own public works departments, dialing 423-2525. Routine Glassman, Myles Mangino, able to attend the first hearing. Shaffer, regional coordinator Hill School. $4 wili be payable at the first Bible Group accepted and information may office announced. ElAL also will 000 each year for the coming He cited several ways in Hine, who is 46-years-old, will existing town public works transfers will be handled on 24 Darrell Long, Larry Kean, John He also asks residents to replace Andrew Tricarico who for the Northeastern Emergen­ The agenda will include session. This will include the The Adult Bible Study Group be obtained by calling 644-1451, continue to offer daily flights via three years. In the fourth year which the CDA funds could be departments, and the state hours notice by calling the Bond, Naomi Rose, Heather express preferences for com­ cy Medical Services Council, further review of the 1974-75 cost of a knotting board. of Union Congregational 644-0319, 644-8151 or 644-8938. San Juan, P.R. it will receive $17,000 and the used, such as: Acquiring reai Highway Department. Town Office Building at 228- Scribner, Barbara Gagnon, SATURDAY ONLY... munity development needs and the Hebron Fire Department is budget problems, the review of Each person attending .the Church will begin a series of fifth year, $8,000. property which is blight^, in­ He was president and general 9406. Inga Sulcs, Katherine Gavini, 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. objectives and recommen­ "well qualified to operate th e' the tentative 1975-76 Central Of­ class will be responsible for meetings to be conducted Sun­ In a letter to council appropriately developed, ap­ manager of his company and The Ambulance Committee Michele Aceto, Marc Tamiso, NO EXCHANQES...ALL SALES FINAL... dations on the selections of service, and ambulance and fice Committee budget, and the bringing her own cord or rug day mornings, starting Feb. 23, members the mayor said, “Ob- propriate for preservation or had 33 men and 40 pieces of plans a townwide mailing to Beth Hutensky, Janet Critten- priorities for funding by sub­ equipment far exceeds state review of the proposed 1975-76 yarn and T-pins. String will not at 9:15 a.m. FINAL EXPENSE CASH,..CHECK...BANK CHARGES ONLY... viousiy this money will not restoration of historic sites, ur­ Two Wounded equipment under his supervi­ acquaint residents with the ser­ don, Laura Fasano, Shirley mitting them in writing to his and federal guidelines.” He budget. be suitable. The Rev. David Eusden, allow the town to embark on ban beautification, or to be used sion. He handled financial and vice in the coming week. The Ver'anis, Michele Kosboth. REGAL CHARGES NOT ACCEPTED... office. The Recreation Commission The first two classes will associate pastor, will lead the LIFE INSURANCE any large project and in order for the provision of eligible In Robbery ABSOLUTELY NO ALTERATIONS... administrative matters as well will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at cover basic knot-tying and each classes which will be conducted public works facilities and im­ *SOO to *5000* to insure our receiving these Attempt as personnel and equipment the Town Office Building. person will make a sampler. in the Women’s Lounge. 2 provements or for other public Members of the Planning Trooper Saves Two Boys funds it would be most advan­ purchases. The Conservation Commis­ The last two sessions wili in­ To Honor Scout SELECT GROUP tageous to apply the money to a purposes such as housing sites. Commission have also been in­ NEW HAVEN (UPI) - An He was also employed by a dent, graduated in December sion will meet Thursday, at 8 volve making a project of each Scout Troop 389 of South MEN’S LONG SLEEVE single, clearly eligible The funds could also be used vited to attend the hearing “so elderly liquor store owner shot real estate firm to evaluation GRISWOLD (UPI) - Two from the state police training p.m. at the Town Office person’s choice. Windsor will hold its annual EVERYONE ACCEPTED program.” for acquisition, construction, that they may be aware of and seriously wounded two for land purchases for commer­ Norwich boys are alive today academy. Building. A baby-sitting service wiil be banquet and Court of Honor Between Ages 46-87 He recommends that the reconstruction or installation of suggested priorities which may would-be robbers during a after a rookie state trooper cial and residential develop­ available at a cost of 75 cents. COMPETITION Tuesday Feb. 25 at 6 p.m. No Selesman Will Call application indicate a desire to public works or neighborhood be valuable not only as to the holdup attempt at his store ment and prior to that w ork^ used a spare tire from his MESS SHiirrs Children must be at least two- NEW YORK (UPI) - The Advancement and leadership Call or write and give ua your date of birth. use the funds for the develop­ facilities, senior citizen use of CDA funds but also in around closing time. for a concrete firm in Milford. cruiser to rescue them after they fell through thin ice on years-old. Cathedral Church of St. John the recognition awards will be ment and improvement of town centers, historic properties, other areas of planning,” the Fred Schroeder, 72, pulled a He is a graduate of Hiilhouse presented and the change over UFE OF AMERICA INSURANCE CORP. OF BOSTON Glasgo Pond. Emblem Club Divine has announced a new SPMT SNIRTS X o $ 1 0 recreational facilities at Valley utilities, streets, lights, water mayor said. .32 caliber pistol and fired six High School in New Haven and religious arts competition for of patrol and troop leadership 40 Broad St., Boston, Mass 02109 Regular to $17.00 Trooper William L. Robinson, The Past President’s potluck R rounds at two men who entered took courses at the New Haven painters and sculptors carrying will be accomplished. Dept. Oe-MM - Tel. 247-1166 38, received a call Thursday supper of the Rockville 'Depending on age ' the store armed with a .25 State Teachers College and a a $5,000 prize for first place. Highlighting the evening will SELECT GROUP caliber pistol Thursday night, business college. He is married that the two boys, James Ellis, Emblem Club, canceled Feb. 12 MEN'S LONG SLEEVE COTTON police said. and has two sons. 12, and John Cushman, 13, had AREA fallen through ice on the pond SATURDAYS behind an abandoned mill, a Montville barracks spokesman FUimEL POLICE REPORT Heart Drive Chairmen said. Arriving at the scene, Robin­ TOO! SHIRTS VERNON James Lee III, 22, of 74 Park tion in lieu of posting a $250 non­ Selected for Andover son took the spare tire from his S-M-L-XL. Regular $10.00 Four Vernon youths were" West Dr., Rockville, was surety bond. He was to be cruiser an, using it as a float, presented in Common Pleas Donna Holland Monday: Porkettes, mashed swam to the boys about 50 feet charged at 5:08 a.m. today, charged Thursday with dis­ SELECT GROUP MEN’S SLEEVELESS orderly conduct, third-degree Court 19, today. potato, green beans, bread and off shore in water about 15 feet Main Office W s m im « i « ! ( L £ S * ) ' with possession of marijuana Correspondent 4 and possession of a dangerous criminal mischief, and in­ 646-0375 butter, fruit, milk. to 20 feet deep, and aided them 9-12 weapon in a motor vehicle, terfering with an officer. Panuzio Reported Mrs. J. Russell Thompson Tuesday: Spaghetti, salad, back to shore, the spokesman said. 1007 Main Street U.S. Plywood SWEATERS when the car they were in was Police said the charges were Considered and Mrs„ Richard Adams are bread and butter, jello, milk. 1 S-M-L-XL. Regular to $12.00 stopped for a routine check, made as the result of the in­ co-chairmen of the February Wednesday: Soup, tuna or The two boys were taken to Manchester IJ * 3 . Vernon Police said. vestigation of a disturbance at a For HUD Position Heart Fund Drive. peanut butter sandwich, choice Backus Hospital in Norwich, SALE 649-4586 SELECT GROUP MEN’S CREW NECK Charged were: Philip Waite, Lawrence St. home during About 40 volunteers are of juice, cake, milk. where they were treated for 17, 87 Trout Stream Dr.; Mark which a door was damaged. BRIDEPORT (UPI) - visiting the homes of friends Thursday: Lasagna, salad, exposure and released. Robin­ Weldwood Pre-Finished Plywood Williams, 17, 655 Talcottville Police said Lee put up a Mayor Nicholas A. Panuzio is and neighbors distributing bread and butter, peanut butter son, a married Stonington resi­ K Mart Plaza Office reported possibly in line for the brownie, milk. SWEATERS Rd.; James Kocour, 18, of 18 struggle during the arrest. He heart literature and collecting 10-2 S-M-L-XL. Regular to $20.00 Chamberlain St.; and Theodore was released on a $250 non-sure­ post of undersecretary of the funds to support the Heart Friday: Hot dog, orange * 5 . Seagraves, 18, of 11 Briarwood ty bond for appearance in Com­ U.S. Department of Housing Association program. juice, mixed vegetables, corn Spencer Street Lane. mon Pleas Court 19, Rockville, and Urban Development. Anyone not contacted who chips, choice of dessert, milk. BOLAND SELECT GROUP MEN’S A H a Panuzio, who unsuccessfully Manchester F Police said Waite was held in March 18. would like to make a donation Bulletin Board PANELING SALE lieu of posting a $4,000 non- Genaro Ansalemo, 17, of 54 sought the 1974 Republican to the program is asked to call The Planning and Zoning OIL CO. 649-3007 surety bond and was to be Park West Dr., Rockville, was gubernatorial nomination, may either of the chairmen. Commission will meet Monday LAST 2 DAYS a SALE ENDS FEBBUABY 22nd! SHOES $ R JL assume the federal post April 1, Most sizes. Reg. to $30.00 ^ 0 presented in Common Pleas charged Thursday night with Andover’s goal this year is at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Office EST. 1935 * 8 Court 19, Rockville today. reckless endangerment in con­ according to a report Thursday $500. Last year residents Building. Williams was released on a nection with the investigation by radio station WNAB. donated $380 to the heart The dump study committee formerly Manchester Savings & Loan Association HABVEST 4x8 5/32 SELECT GROUP MEN’S $4,000 non-surety bond; Kocour of a complaint concerning an in­ The station quoted association. will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. FUEL OIL and Seagraves were released on cident on Lawler Rd. Bridgeport Common Council School Menu at the Town Office Building. $1,000 non-surety bonds. They Police said the complainant President William Sears, who The following cafeteria The wetlands commission DUSKY CASH AND CARRY WINTER said Ansalo~o threatened him would succeed Panuzio, as will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at 38.9« ONLY 200 PIECES AVAILABLE AT THIS PRICE E are to be presented in Common menus will be served at An­ Pleas Court, 19, Rockville, with a knite. Ansalemo was saying “the rumor is a strong dover Elementary School Feb. the Town Office Building. 200 Gallon Minimum March 4. held overnight at the police sta­ one.” The Board of Education will 24-28. AUTOMATIC DELIVERY COATSValues $30 to $90 $ 1 ■ ■ 0 tO $ 3 5 ■ meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in 24 HOUR SERVICE SEA SCAPE V EARLY SPRING the conference room at An­ 4x8 - 4 MM 4x8 - 5/32 dover Elementary School. 6 4 6 -6 3 2 0 SAND C O C O A COUGAR FAWN Five Bolton Teachers Granted Tenure The purpose of the.meeting is SELECT GROUP M EN’S to continue reviewing the 1975- 369 Center St., Manchester &Loan Association • Sin ce 1891

Donna Holland School and Bolton Center vices of V. Gary Vause as its topping. 1976 budget. !98 $ 0 9 8 $ 0 6 0 $ 5 1[60 Correspondent School. legal advisor in negotiations Tuesday: Sloppy Joe, tossed SPORTCOATS 646-0375 Twenty-two of 23 eligible with the group. salad, french fries, banana CASH AND CARRY CASH AND CARRY Reg., Longs, Shorts. 'iiii- ■'III' The Board of Education teachers were granted con­ The BESA recently joined the walnut cake. granted tenure to five teachers tinuation of contracts. These Civil Service Employees Af­ Wednesday: Hamburg with and continuation of contract to are teachers in either their first filiation (CSEA) Inc. It has gravy over rice, buttered corn, CANDYLAND CONSTITUTION SELECT GROUP MEN’S 22 teachers after holding an or second year of teaching in engaged Mark Seigle, attorney, ice cream. 4x8 - 5/32 executive session to discuss the Bolton. as its negotiator. Thursday: Juice, pizza with 4x8 - 5/32 personnel matters. The board did not approve John Gleason will be the meat and cheese, fruited jello. BUTTERSCOTCH MARASCHINO CONGRESS UNITY SUITS There were five teachers continuing the contract of one negotiator for the school board. Friday: Hamburg on roll, CONSUMER Reg., Longs., Shorts. Values to $125.00 eligible for tenure this year and teacher. School Menus potato chips, cole slaw, $ 5 7 5 $ 5 7 5 $ 5 9 5 all of them received it. Negotiations Start The following cafeteria chocolate pie. a p p l ia n c e & Tenured teachers were The Board of Educational menus will be served to Students may purchase daily CASH AND CARRY CASH AND CARRY SELECT GROUP MEN’S Thomas Kolodzeij, Bolton High Secretaries Association and the students in Bolton Elementary either hamburgs or hot dogs for TV CENTERS School, Thomas Dzick, Mary School and Bolton Center 40 cents or soup for 25 cents per SALES Board of Education have begun — Let us prove it! Jane Pazda, Laura negotiations. School Feb. 24-28. bowl and 15 cents per cup. VINYL GARD 4x8 - 4 MM SUCKS Szczechowicz and Robert The school board voted un­ Monday: Juice, hot dog on The Democratic Town Com­ CASCARA MOSCADO PASADO MADERA Regular to $25.00 Hamm, Bolton Elementary animously to retain the ser­ roll, french fries, pudding with mittee will meet tonight at 8 at the Town Hall. $ 0 6 0 $ 0 6 0 $060 $fi60 CASH AND CARRY EVERYTHING'S SELECT GROUP MEN’S Bolton GOP Names CHINO PINTS Henry Bbck has Regular to $15.00 IN EASY REACH TICONDOROGA 4x8 - 5/32 Platform Group 17 reas(Mis w hy you MUSKET MOHAWK CASSON in this 13.6 cu. ft. SELECT GROUP M EN’S Donna Holland scheduled for April 7 at 8 p.m. $ 0 6 5 $ 0 6 5 $ 0 4 $ CASH AND CARRY at the Town Hall and a hearing shield come to us Correspondent on the Board of Education GENERAL ELECTRiC 646-0375 budget for April 9 at 8 p.m. at BELTS Robert Morra, Republican for inccHxie ta x help. REFRiGERATOR- FREEZER Regular to $10.00 the Town Hall. 2 Town Committee chairman, ap­ Between now and April the Reason 1. We are income tax Zero-Degree ALMANACK WAYSIDE INN pointed a platform committee The Refrigerator to begin developing a platform finance board will be holding specialists. We ask the right 4x8 - 5/32 4x8 - V4” work session hearings with Freezer Section SELECT GROUP MEN’S for the party for the upcoming Questions. We dig for every honest Ev.rVthlng's easy to get a t. . d a p p l e SIEN N A CORNWALL BIRCH WELLESLY BIRCH even- the- ice• ■trays •I I4 cabinet • May election. town boards and commissions Section DEFROSTS tq review their budget requests. deduction. We want to leave no sheives. Amazing extra storage: TTiose appointed were Elaine shelves on both doors, twin $ 0 7 5 $ 0 7 5 175 $ 0 7 5 stone unturned to make sure you AUTOMATICALLY! vegetable bins, removable 18- TIES Potterton, chairman; Joseph Births Insurance egg bin, butter compartment. Regular to $7.50 Gately, Danny Rattazzi, Bar­ A near 20 per cent rise in pay the smallest legitimate tax. CASH AND CARRY bara Smith, Charlotte births and just over 20 per cent CASH AND CARRY Ferguson, Dave Dreselly, Nor­ rise in deaths were recorded in Q E 11.6 eu. H. FREEZER STORES UP TO SELECT GROUP M EN’S man Preuss and Mary Morten- Bolton in 1974 but the number of 406 LBS. OF FROZEN FOODS, easy to pick FAMOUS NAME FASHION son. marriages dropped less than GEORGE WASHINGTON PANELING HELPERS • w n ■ at books oH a thalll 4 Solid ahalvat Inauta The committee will begin ten per cent. * fast (raazingl Adjutlabla Tamparalura □ BIG STIK PANEL ADHESIVE 6S< r ., id>. Vital statistics released for 2 s $ 2 5 o work immediately. Conlroll 4 door ahalvat plus |ulea-can racki Enough lor 3 Panels UNDERWEAR Morra, the Republican Town 1974 by the town clerk’s office Bulll-Iri Tumbitr Lock with ttll-a|actlna ktyl Red, Green, Yellow. Reg. 3.50 each Committee discussed the show 46 births to Bolton □ COLOR COATED NAILS SPECIAL recreation program in Bolton. parents, seven more than in □ PANEL MAGIC o .69 He said the feeling is that 1973 ; 23 deaths in Bolton, four 298 1.98 SPEOIAL BARGAINS IN OUR Hank Ryba, recreation com­ more than in 1973; and 73 ARD missioner, has done and is marriages, six less than 1973. * Minimum Retail Price «285 BIB ft TALL SHOP TOOl doing a remarkable job. Of the recorded births to EASY TERMS with Approved Credit Morra said the town would be Bolton parents 31 were in extremely hard pressed if it Manchester, 12 in Hartford and T H E INCOME TAX PEOPLE /Guaranteed / / ever had to replace him. In 3 in Vernon. M A N C H 8 5 H P I fact, Morra said, it would take Of the recorded deaths to Manchester Parkade Gateway Shop Plaza y Savings y Guardian Service y Master Charge Shop Friday two to replace him. Bolton residents 15 were in Manchester Vernon 366 Spencer St. to 8:30 p.m. Budget Hearing Manchester, three in Hartford, 2854 Main St. iEBAL MEN'S SHIP 1181 Main St. Glastonbury "CONNeCTICUrS l a r g e s t and MOST COMPLETE MEN'S STORE " 'The Board of Finance has ten­ one in Mansfield, one in New 6 4 9 -5 2 5 3 Haven and three in Bolton. One E. Hartford OTHER AREA OFFICES a m m ^ MANCHESTER tatively set May 12 as the date Ward & Union Sts. Coventry for a Town Meeting at which of the deaths in Bolton was to a 903 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Rockville Stafford Springs Saturdays residents will either accept, non-resident. Manchester Parkade reject or lower any part of the The recorded marriages, of SALES 3 3 6 to 4 p.m. which at least one party was a Sccirs proposed budget for 1975-1976. Also In Manchester Parkade APPLIANCE & A public hearing of the town Bolton resident, show 40 taking Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Weekdays, 9-5 Sat. & Sun., Phone 646-5440 8535 NORTH MAIN STREET proper budget has been place in Bolton and 33 in other OPEN TONIGHT - NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY TV CENTERS towns.

A13JVS o a : MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Feb. 21, 1975 — PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Feb. 21, 1975 rriTTfri KW.BWJ , G U I T O I ABOUT BUSINESS TOWN MOVING I.i 1 i i Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church council will meet tonight at 7:45 at the church.

Sutherland, Robert Charles Jr., son of Robert C. and Diane Manchester Young Marines L. Lambert Sutherland of High Manor Park, Rockville. He was will meet tonight from 7 to 9 at SALE bom Feb. 14 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grand­ the Burnside Ave. School, East parents are Mr. and Mrs. Renald Lambert of High Manor Court, Hartford. Rockville. His paternal grandfather is Charles Sutherland of AT High St., Rockville. Men’s Chess Group of the Manchester Newcomers Benoit, Janet Lee, daughter of Alexce W. and Linda Finley Club will meet tonight at 8 at INNOVATION Benoit of 184 E. Main St., Rockville. She was bora Feb. 18 at the home of Calvin Mahlstedt, RTE. 83, ELLIHGTON 872-6262 Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. 48 Galaxy Dr. and Mrs. Everrett Finley of 28 Lilley St.

Andrulot, Marc Charles, son of William and Charlaine An­ drews Andrulot of Morris. He was bora Feb. 13 at Waterbury Manchester Parkade Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Chrles An­ Robert J. Hilderbrand Marilyn M. Eden Nancy E. Morline Richard A, Daves drews of Oakville. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Open IVed., Thurs. William Andrulot of 307 Cooper Hill St. His maternal great­ grandmother is Mrs. Mae Fenn of Oakville. He has a brother, & FrI. Nlt98 til 9 William Jr., 7; and a sister, Jillaine, 4. Five Officers Promoted th e Country Squire Anderson, Sarah .Margaret, daughter of George and Ruth 244 CENTER ST. Gocht Anderson of Eric Dr., Coventry. She was born Feb. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is At South Windsor Bank MANCHESTER You’ll find a pearl in the middle of the quaint town of Mrs. Margaret Gocht of Berlin. Her paternal grandparents are The South Windsor Bank and assistant. A native of treasurer. Daves, who attended Ellington — The Country Squire — a total food and enter­ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson of Newington. She has a brother, Trust Co. has announced the Fayetteville, N.Y., Mrs. Eden Central Connecticut State Phone 646-1995 tainment center. The plush blend of Mediterranean and John, 7; and a sister, Jennifer, 4. promotion of five employes, joined the bank in April 1971 as College, joined the bank in Colonial decor create an inviting atmosphere. The resulting from a recent meeting a teller trainee. She became March 1974 and has been Wap- OPEN 7 DAYS restaurant offers businessmen’s luncheons at noon. The Busch, Eric Jonathan, son of Jerry A. and Patricia Rice of the bank’s board of directors. ping Office branch manager main office head teller in chef takes pride in preparing a variety of culinary Busch of 48 Wilshire Rd., Vernon. He was bora Feb. 17 at Promoted were: since last June. January 1973. "AMERICA’S STEAK EXPEOT l l ’ a-™* *0 9:00 P-"! delights. A few of his favorites, which might be yours, in­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Helping Connecticut Junior Miss • Robert J. Hildebrand of 5 • Nancy E. Morline of Ver­ clude Baked Stuffed Shrimp with a special house Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Rice of Naugatuck. His paternal grand­ Jean Rd., Manchester, named non, named assistant vice • George D. Haines Jr. of Bernie Bentley of 18 Canterbury St., local musician and instructor, guides Kim Hopkins, dressing, Boneless Chicken Breast Kiev, and Roast mother is Mrs. George Busch of Worland, Wyo. He has two assistant vice president. He is a East Windsor, named assistant 17, of Simsbury with the timing of the song she will sing in the national Junior Miss president and auditor. Mrs. SPECIAL EVERY Stuffed Sirloin of Beef (his own creation). You have a brothers, David, 5, and Bryan, 3. graduate of Manchester High Morline, the former Nancy treasurer. Haines joined the pageant in Mobile, Ala. on May 5. Bentley taught Miss Hopkins her guitar skills which bank in May 1973 and worked in choice of over 20 delicious entrees plus an elaborate Salad School and attended the Univer­ Ellison of South Windsor, was Bar. Each entree includes salad bar and potato or Schultz, Paul Daniel, son of Daniel H. and Nancy L. Caron helped her win the Connecticut Junior Miss contest held in Simsbury Jan. 26. She came to sity of Hartford and University one of the bank’s first employes the consumer loan department MONDAYS TUESDAY! Bentley’s studio in his home recently to polish up her rendition of “Ring Them Bells” until his appointment as East vegetable. Enhance your meal with an imported or Schultz of 235 Center St. He was born Feb. 14 at Manchester of Connecticut. Hilderbrand when it opened in July 19^. She domestic wine from the wine cellar. Top entertainers, Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. which she will sing in Mobile. She won the talent contest of the state pageant singing the joined the bank in May 1970 and has been assistant secretary Windsor Office branch song. (Herald photo by Barlow) manager last June. prudently chosen on a rotating basis, provide fun and Leroy K. Caron of 34 Butler Rd. His paternal grandmother is has been assistant treasurer and auditor since January 1971. George D. Haines Jr. STEAK & A A appeal for all ages in the lounge on Friday and Saturday Mrs. Mary E. Schultz of 40 Olcott St. His paternal great­ since January 1972. • Richard A. Daves of South evenings. Another superb feature of The Country Squire is grandmother is Mrs. Agnes Fraher of Hartford. He has a sister, • Marilyn M. Eden of Ver­ Windsor, named assista n t their management of group functions such as weddings, Bethanie Krestin, 3. non, named administrative LOBSTER TAIL ^0.99 anniversaries, retirement or testimonial dinners. The Served with Potato, Salad, banquet rooms are elegant and accommodate from 15 to Fish, Sharon Marie, daughter of Bruce E. and Joyce Ames 250 people. Open Tuesday through Sunday. Telephone 872- Fish of 4 Strong St. She was born Feb. 14 at Manchester 7327. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Herman COLLEGE NOTES and Ranch House Toast! Ames of 85 Spruce St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Firm Plans Move Mrs. Elliot Fish of 61 Oliver Rd. Her paternal gredt-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Fish of St. Petersburg, Fla. She has two John J. Kautz, son of Mr. and Lewiston, Maine, are Paul Rudolph Riccio of 22 Oak Grove To East Hartford sisters, Susan, 5'/2, and Cindy, 3Vz. Mrs. Eugene Bailey of 33 E. Elsesser, on of Mr. and Mrs. St.; Ronald J. Soucier, son of Eldridge St., has been named to Alex Elsesser of 98 Baldwin Gallaseo, David Murray, son of Peter M. Sr. and Jean Mr. and Mrs. Richard Soucier In a move that will double tators to the chemical, House of the dean’s list for the first Rd.; Richard H. Forde, son of of 857 E. Middle Tpke.; and Bonkowski Gallasso of 20 Henry St. He was born Feb. 17 at space for production petrochemical and nuclear semester at Norwich Universi­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Forde Pamela J. Walch, daughter of machinery, Litton Industries’ power generation industries COUPON There’s a Family Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are ty,' Northfield, Vt. of 224 Main St.; James R. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Walch of 30 Contromatics division has an­ and other industrial and com­ John Bonkowski of Fox Trail, Coventry. His paternal grand­ Reuter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chung Frederick Rd. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Gallasso of 36 Henry St. He nounced that it will relocate its mercial markets. Manchester students named James D. Reuter of 95 S. 'The East Hartford location is Feast every weekday has a brother, Peter M. Jr., 5. headquarters and manufac­ to the dean’s list for the first Lakewood Circle; John C. Ric- Named to the dean’s list for turing operations this spring a four-year-old, 54,000-square SALE semester at Bates College, cio, son of Mr. and Mrs. the fall semester at Hartford Moore, Jennifer Elizabeth, daughter of Peter R. and Linda from Rockville to a modern foot building at 222 Roberts St., now open College for Women are Patricia at Howard Johnson’s! Valente Moore of 37 Watrous Rd., Bolton. She was born Feb. 17 at plant in East Hartford. leased from the Roberts Street featuring Polynesian and Mozzer, daughter of Mr. and I FRI. ellfl SAT. FEB. 21-22 Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are All 16S employes are Industrial Park. Goldbach said WITH SECONDS ON THE HOUSE Mrs. Walter A. Mozzer of 18 that the modem, single-story Cantonese Speeialties Mr. and Mrs. George Valente of Phelps Rd., South Windsor. Her expected to make t^e move, Weaver Rd.; and Deborah plant will provide increased paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Max Kahane of during March and April to the Famous Pu Pu Platter Monday Fish Fry Rivosa, daughter of Mr. and new facility about five miles parking and cafeteria facilities. Special Family Dinners Springfield, Mass. Mrs. John Rivosa of 47 Eldridge EUREKA Golden filet of flounder, french fries, east of Hartford. Contromatics is one eight Lit­ and Combination Platters / coleslaw. S1.39 for kids St. ton divisions in the Hartford CANISTER VACUUM Contromatics President area. The others are Royal *2.49 Wil’iam Goldbach said the OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Judith Pendergast of 81 Ben­ Typewriter and Plimpton’s in CLEANER Mon ■ Thurs 11 - t1 pm ton St. had a lead role in the move will allow improvements Hartford, . ytype in West FriSai 1111:30pm Tuesday Spaghetti Spree Sunday 12 • 10 pm in operating efficiency and With meat balls, meat sauce, garlic play “Grace, George and God” Hartford, New Britain COMPLETE by Alexander Heirholzer, which productivity in response to op­ Machine, Koehler-Dayton and 363 BROAD ST. bread and salad. SI.39 for kids was recently presented by the portunities in various markets. Hand Tools in New Britain, and WITH TOOLS COMPLETE *2.49 Contromatics supplies ball Reg. $34.88 COCKTAILS MANCHESTER department of visual and per­ New Britain Plastics Machine 649-4958 TAKE-OUT forming arts at Dean Junior and butterfly valves and ac- in Berlin. SERVED SERVICE Wednesday D eep Sea D inner College, Franklin, Mass. Golden fried Tendersweet clams, filet of CUB SCOUT NEWS flounder, french fries and cole slaw. DOT Asks for Help m S1.39 for kids Z . 4 V / Thursday Turkey Dinner Cub Pack 53 Anon, John Mullaney, Scott To Promote Carpools Roast Turkey with eiblct gravy, com Carone, Dean Russell, Russell bread stuffing, cranberry sauce and all ^ Cub Scout Pack 53 held its an­ 'ui;sTu RAM A i.oi the trimmin’s. S1.49 for kids A . 3 V nual Blue and Gold Banquet at Smith, Jamie Merisotis, John IN THE The state Department of T he DOT’S statewide Waddell School this month. The Frallicciardi, Michael Frank, Transportation (DOT) is program now involves 40 firms PROCTOR RT. 83 EUinCTON TEL. 872-7327 guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jim McKenna, Anthony Vogt, Betty Holm, left, and Sally Middleton. SERVICE calling on the state’s Chamber and about 75,000 employes. The STEAM-DRY L'rilouched for Fine Food and Atmoiphere Friday C lam Fry Wilbert Nead and Mrs. Allan Sean Manley, Robert of Commerce organizations to DOT offers carpool consulta­ & SPRAY IRON Choice of Over 20 Delicious Entrees Heaps of golden fried Tendersweet Shaw and Mrs. David Caron, McMahon, John Thurston and assist in promoting carpool tion service and computer Plus Elaborate Salad Bar clams, french fries and cole slaw. Paul Intagliata. programs in firms with 500 or matching to private industry. Reg. $1.49 for kids Waddell PTA co-presidents. Club Will Hear Talks OPEN TUES. THRU SUNDAY ‘2.99 The new chapter was presented The program ended by rewar­ William R. Gonsalves, son of more employes. Bums said an effective car­ 14.88 »8“ SUNDAY COCKTAIL & DINING 12 NOON TO 9 P.M. by Nead, Algonquin District ding the boys who excelled in Mrs. Masae U. Saur of 4 Fair- In a letter to the 76 business pooling program is the most • Teflon cooled sole plult ELEGANT BANQUET FACILITIES unit commissioner. the pack's recent fund-raising OnFashions^ Grooming field St. has recently enlisted in organizations in Connecticut, viable and least costly solution • Spray eonirol Up to 250 People Cubmaster James Szarek event. Bicycles were received the U.S. Marine Corps. Pfc. Transportation Commission to future fuel shortages. Car­ • New *7omp>»>guIde 394 Tolland Tpke. by John DePasquale and Brian Gonsalves has reported to Joseph Burns said they could pooling also helps eliminate • For left or right hemd Ironing UOUJARO , , presented certificates of ap­ Betty Holm and Sally working in New York and. • flveivFloitoamvonIt Manchester Garrison; a tape recorder went Parris Island, S.C., for basic act as community catalysts to traffic congestion and pollution, preciation to all the leaders. Middleton of Horizons Chicago for Adele Simpson and A T E X IT 94 JownsonS to Brian Kost; a back pack to training. He attended seek increased carpooling. he said. Mrs. Marge Smith received Unlimited will present a other leading fashion designers. WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY Scott Carone, and a cassette Manchester High School. '^e^avoO^medca special recognition for seven program on fashion, makeup tape recorder to Brian Stein. years of service as a den and better grooming Monday at The following boys received a mother and as den leader th e Women’s Club of trophy as runners-up; Ken ii® coach. Mrs. June Szarek Manchester meeting at 8 p.m. Szarek, Robert Roya, Kurt received special recognition for at Second Congregational Heinrich, Paul Intagliata, exceptional services to Pack 53. Church. James Szarek was presented Douglas Mitchell and John REGINA Prytko. The demonstration, called “A Lunch at Arby’s with a whale plaque by Horace Total Woman,” will focus on The pack thanked Boy Scouts Russell in appreciation of his cosmetic techniques used by “whale of a guy” services to the Stephen Mitchell, Troop 27, SATURDAYS BROOM is more than leading fashion models, the pack. Paul Potamianos, Troop 367, season’s best fashion trends, 2-Speed and Bill Szarek, Troop 27, for breadand Awards were presented by and steps to maintain your face TOO! their work as den chiefs with James Kost, advancement and figure. chairman; Den’s 6, 7 and 3, respeeptively. TOO! ketchup. A resident of Manchester, Thanks were also expressed to Bobcat and new Cub Scout, Sally Middleton is one of ' ' ■ /g g it 18 the many volunteers in setting CHARGE ACCOUNTS * “ James OLoughlin. Connecticut’s leading fashion Wolf: John F*rytko, Paul Mar­ up the tables, etc. INVITED Main Office ' and photography models. 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s oaD ! Vi I rnd PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Feb. 21, 1975 MA_NCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Feb. 21. 1975- PAP.R ELEVEN OBITUARIES Herald To Carry ‘Dear Abby’ The "Dear Abby” will appear in sense and wit in selecting Lee Shows Way The Herald on Monday for the letters to publish. She became a Mae Rowe Dies, Active first time. celebrity almost overnight. Herald Angle You will find her column on Dear Abby publishes 1,200 With Vet Auxiliaries the Family Page. letters annually; she selects By Earl Yost In Los Angeles Abigail Van Buren (“Dear them herself, and the answefs Sports Editor Abby”) is a housewife and are uniquely hers. All letters Mrs. Mary (Mae) E. Rowe, Thursday at her home. She was mother who writes the human she receives that bear a return LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Happy-go- of confidence in himself now.” 65, of 85 North St., cook- the widow of Anthony Rowe. relations column that appears address are answered, if not by lucky Lee ’Trevino would like the Trevino, who admitted he was “sur­ manager of the Highland Park Born in Belfast, Ireland, Mrs. in newspapers around the Abby herself, always under her Record Set for 400 Pin Scores golfing public to know there’s more to prised more than anybody” at his 34-32 world. School cafeteria and active in Rowe had lived in Manchester supervision. Twelve 400 or better triples were rolled in the Y Duckpin the PGA golf tour than Johnny Miller round in which he hit 17 greens, used a the auxiliaries of Manchester most of her life. She had been Abby has become a household and Jack Nicklaus. word in this country and She was bom July 4,1918, in Bowling League at the Holiday Lanes this week. The total borrowed Cesar Sanudo putter and veterans organizations, died employed as cook-manager of While Nicklaus shot a 69 and Miller the Highland Park School elsewhere. Sioux City, Iowa, an identical set a new all-time, one-night high for the oldest active pin sank birdie putts of 20,15,12,12, eight twin. carded a 72 Thursday, the 35-year-old cafeteria for nearly 20 years. She began her career in 1956, circuit in Manchester. and two feet. He would have had a 65 She was a member and past using a formula of common Her column will appear daily. The pace-setter was Tony Marinelli with 447. Don Sim­ from El Paso, Tex., showed why he’s except for a bogey on his finishing president of the VFW . . mons compiled a 435, Fred McCurry and town champion won $200,000 in each of the past four hole, the par four, 407-yard ninth, Auxiliary and the Manchester Ken Seaton each rolled 419, Dick Krol and Burt Davis seasons. Tom Weiskopf, who didn’t win a Barracks, World War I Two Seminars Planned came up with 417 totals. Rounding out the dozen 400 Club He fired a flossy 66, five under par tournament last year after capturing Veterans A uxiliary. members were Ed Bujaucius 415, Bob Krajewski 411, Joe on the demanding Riviera Country four in 1973, shot a 67 as did Tom Wat­ She also belonged to the Army On Consumer Affairs Pagano 407, A1 Pirkey 405, Ed Kovis 404 and Andy Club layout, for a one-shot first-round son, Bob Unger and Ed Sneed. and Navy Club Auxiliary and Lamoureaux at 400. lead in the $150,000 Glen Campbell Los “This is the best round I’ve played Mystic Review, North Angeles Open. American Benefit Association. Consumer affairs are sumer complaints. Abigail Van Buren Just missing the magic number was Mike Balesano, for a long time,” said Weiskopf, who featured in two seminars being The four-session seminar, to falling one pin shy. One of eight pros who have made $1 has missed the cut in three of five Survivors are a son, John million on the tour, the two-time U.k Christensen of Manchester; her planned by Manchester Com­ be conducted at the Community The installation of all-plastic pins at Holiday has starts this season. father, James Walker of munity College. Y at 78 N. Main St., will focus resulted in the increased three-string totals. Open champion downplayed the There was a seven-player logjam at Y... Manchester; a brother, A one-session seminar offred on a variety of consumer topics Lunch 10 Gents much-publicized Miller-Nicklaus con­ 68, including defending champion by MCC’s community services of interest to women. Topics frontation of 1975. Kenneth Walker of Coventry; The cost of reduced price Dave Stockton and 62-year-old Sam and a grandson. division — dealing with the are "How to Spend Less Monay McAuliffe Made Friends “You’re the ones who are building it Snead. Also at three under after one basics of complaining — is and Eat Better,” “Dealing with school lunches is now 10 up,” he told reporters. “I don’t have The funeral is Saturday at cents instead of 15 cents. Dick McAuliffe, former Detroit and Boston infielder, round on the 7,028-yard course were 9;30 a.m. at Holmes Funeral scheduled next Tuesday (Feb. Professionals,” “Dealing with made a lot of new friends in Manchester when he appeared anything to do with it. But so many 25) at 7; 30 p.m. Agencies and Institutions,” and The announcement was former U.S. Amateur champion Craig Home, 400 Main St. Burial will iriade by Mrs. Mary Uppling, to headline the Elks Club Sports Night. The new manager players on the tour are capable of win­ Stadler, little Buddy Allin, Dale be in the veterans section of A four-session seminar — "How to Complain.” “Women as Consumers; Their Manchester public school of the Bristol Red Sox, the No.2 farm club of Boston, may ning. Really, there are a lot of guys to Douglass, Mark Hayes and Bill East Cemetery. cafeteria director. stage a baseball camp in Manchester this beat out here.” Rogers. Friends may call at the It Is (Or Was) A Dragon Choices and Rights” — will be Registration information for conducted Tuesdays starting next Tuesday’s seminar with summer...McAuliffe has caught the paddle tennis bug and Although he’s never won in Califor­ “I’m just not playing well,” said funeral home tonight from 7 to The neighborhood gang on Santina Dr. got together to build this dragon earlier in the week. Mrs. Mary (Mae) E. Rowe 9. M arch 4. MCC’s women’s Dr. Burton is available by has managed to maintain his best playing weight, 175 nia and didn’t plan to be at Riviera, Nicklaus, who eagled the first hole, a It’s at the rear of 453 Keeney St., or was when the photo was taken. The current thaw has center and the YWCA are co­ calling 646-2137. The registra­ pounds, during the off-season. If the situation arises he Trevino changed his mind last week par-five, 505-yarder with a drive, four reduced some snow sculpture scenes in town in size. Working on the dragon are Alan Du­ sponsoring that series. tion fee is $6. Location is Room D & M, Reed Low may fill in or do a little pinch hitting with Bristol this and entered the $150,000 tournament. iron and five-foot putt. “Practice- Mrs. Maria Petrone Michael Farnola pont, Mark Stone, Steve 'Temple. David Temple and Mark Buckland. (Herald photo by Pin­ Next Tuesday’s seminar will 207 of MCC’s 146 Hartford Rd. On Demolition season...Eighteen years ago when McAuliffe attracted the Of Miller, who has won three events wise, I’m ahead of last year but Mrs. Maria Petrone, 87, of 89 BOLTON — Michael Farnola, to) feature Dr. John Burton, a building. attention of Detroit Tiger scouts at Muzzy Field during a and $110,795 already this year, the D & M Demolition Inc. of competition-wise I’m behind.” Sycamore Lane died Thursday 62, of Sunset Lane died faculty member in the college’s Admission to the seminar smiling hombre from Texas offered, Rocky Hill and Ernest J. Reed State CIAC Tournament game, I happened to be the plate Said Miller, who is meeting at Manchester Memorial Thursday at his home. He was business careers division. His series for women is free but Inc. of Bolton are the apparent umpire. McAuliffe said he didn’t see Muzzy Field until he “It’s a matter of confidence in his put­ Nicklaus head-to-head for only the se­ Hospital. She was the widow of the husband of Mrs. Vivian topic, "Effective Complaining reservations are required. low bidders for demolishing visited it recently. If Manchester had a Muzzy Field, the ting and short game. He’s got a world cond time this year; Gaetano Petrone. Auclair Farnola. in the Marketplace,” will More information is available *>0*0^. ■ provide information for three Manchester-owned town would be in professional baseball, no question about Mrs. Petrone was born in A private funeral service was Rev-Share Resolution from either the YWCA or MCC Naples, Italy, and lived in New resolution of legitimate con­ women’s center. dwellings and leveling the areas that. this morning at the John F. with fill. (Herald photo by Pinto) York City before coming to Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Manchester eight years ago. D & M bid $4,150, if it Trio Residing Here Jayvee Coach Dave Flanagan Outlines Play Center St., Manchester. Burial provides the fill, and $3,800, if World Football League She was a communicant of St. will be in the veterans section (Continued from Page One) Kevin Walsh, publicist for the New England Whalers, James Church. government. We believe in the sincerity the town provides the fill, for Brian Moran (51), Jason Tompkins and Jeff Backofen Listen of East Cemetery, Manchester, demolishing the structures at reported goalie A1 Smith was also residing in Manchester Survivors are 2 sons, Arthur at the convenience of the fami­ programs, and, on a current year basis. and reasonableness of our elected state of­ ABOUT TOWN along with Fred O’Donnell and Paul Hurley. “After the Supported in Memphis C. Petrone of Manchester and 3. An end to state-mandated programs ficials. It is time for us to explore our 91-95 Center St. and 9 Trotter ly- St. rhubarb we had in Edmonton, our mail picked up nearly 50 Louis Petrone of Indianapolis, that require local government expen­ mutual concerns and interests together. league,” he said. “It’s such Mr. Farnola was born Feb. Reed bid $940 for demolishing per cent for the next few days with fans sending in their MEMPHIS (UPI) — “They are under contract Ind.; a daughter, Mrs. Ann ditures. We serve the same people. Our tax Members of the Army and Members of Manchester 10, 1913 in Brooklyn, N.Y., and the structure at 139 Oakland St., money for tickets,” Walsh said. Nick Fotiu, the wild John Bassett stops short of a great spot for a to John Bassett and I can Rosalie of Manchester, with His resolution states the board burdens should be shared equally,” the Navy Club will meet tonight at Barracks, World War I had lived in the Manchester- with the price the same swinging winger, is Mr.Excitement when he’s on the ice. saying so but the Memphis franchise.” say flatly and emphatically whom she made her home; 14 Bolton area for the past 20 recognizes the fiscal problems facing the resolution concludes. 7; 30 at Holmes Funeral Home, Veterans, and Auxiliary will And Bassett said he Several Tribe JVs 400 Main St., to pay respects to whoever supplies the fill. He’s the Dave Schultz (Philadelphia Flyer policeman) Southmen owner talks that I do not know where grandchildren and 11 great­ years. He had been employed as state but cites the fact the cities and towns Director Carl Zinsser denied the charge meet tonight at 7 at Holmes expects additional grandchildren. The funeral is are faced with equally grim fiscal the late Mrs. Mary (Mae) Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to Other bidders are Mitchell with the Whalers...Walsh said he didn’t expect the Whalers like there definitely will be they will play. an ironworker with of politics made by Mrs. Jackston stating Truking Inc. of South Windsor franchises to take firm Saturday at 8:30 a.m. from Ironworkers Local Union 15 for problems. his view that state aid is needed to avoid Rowe, a member. pay respects to the late Mrs. to play before a paid crowd of 7,500 this season at the a World Football League “1 would have to say, at Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. “In the past ten years,” the resolution Mary (Mae) Rowe, a member and Manafort Bros. Inc. of next year. financial shape by March this point, it would be in a number of years. tax increases. He endorsed the mayor’s Plainville, both with higher Hartford Civic Center...Walsh and Dick McAuliffe, Center St., with a Mass at St. A Marine Corp veteran of reads, “the cost of providing local public substituted resolution. French Club of Manchester and past president of the both residents of Simsbury, coach midget teams in the The Canadian 15, the date set by league Memphis, but there is also Eye Varsity Play prices. James Church at 9. Burial will World War II, he was a member services has more than doubled. Each Vote on Each Point will meet tonight at 8 at Orange auxiliary. Simsbury Hockey League. In the playoff for the title, millionaire Thursday officials for a New York a real chance it will be be in St. James Cemetery. year local governments have had to in­ Hall. The 91-95 Center St. property announcement of future of the VFW, American Legion The board approved the resolution but cost the town $65,000, the 9 McAuliffe’s team won. “Funny, I didn’t know hardly a listed six teams — elsewhere,” he said. Friends may call at the and the Army and Navy Club, crease an overburdened property tax. voted on each point separately at Mrs. Manchester Barracks, World thing about hockey when I start^ out and Kevin has been a Memphis, Hawaii, WFL plans. By Len Ausier you point out a mistake to him, he funeral ome tonight from 7 to 9. Connecticut ranks second among the 50 Members of the VFW War I Veterans, and Auxiliary Trotter St. property $10,000 and There had been reports all of Manchester. Jackston’s request so she could be the 139 Oakland St. property South'ern California, Bassett also responded More than just help will have to be works to prevent it from happening states in its dependence on the property Auxiliary will meet tonight at 7 will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at player and coach,” McAuliffe stated. For a number of circulating earlier this Donald S. Dewar Other survivors are a son, recorded as voting against the portion $23,500. The town plans to ex­ years,Walsh,a former Boston Globe sportswriter served as Portland, Birmingham to reported comments by provided from the current members again. The one weakness he has is that Michael Farnola Jr. of Puerto tax to support local governmental ser­ at Holmes Funeral Home, 4(X) the VFW Home. Audrey Kauf­ year that Bassett was con­ he has to gain confidence in his shot. Donald S. Dewar, 66, former­ asking for pass through of the revenue Main St., to conduct a ritual for pand its Municipal Building a goalie in the annual Boston Bruins’ old tim ers’ and Philadelphia — as League President Chris of the Manchester High jayvee Rico; and a daughter, Mrs. vices. At the same time our state govern­ sharing funds. With that exception, the man of Hamden, department sidering moving his team ly of 134 Summer St., died Feb. the late Mrs. Mary (Mae) parking lot when the Center St. already financially able to Hemmeter that Miami basketball team next year. And he has a good shot but he has to M elanie Bandal of Rhode ment ranks among the lowest five states resolution was adopted unanimously. president, will make her of­ games...Walsh said the Whalers are anxious to set up a to New Haven, Conn., and 4 at his summer home in Rowe, a past president of the and Trotter St. structures are complete another WFL Dolphins stars Jim Kiick, The Indians, who qualified for the learn when to take it. I feel he’s going Island. in contributing financial aid to local The effectiveness of the new resolution ficial visit to the local ticket outlet east of the (Connecticut) river to accomodate the Yale Bowl. The three Springfield, Maine. unit. Members are reminded to auxiliary. demolished. the many hockey fans in this area. season. He also said Larry Csonka and Paul State Tournament for the first time in to be a definite help to the varsity next governments. is expected to be in the area of dialogue Dolphins signed personal Mr. Dewar was born in Partnership wear uniforms. Chicago probably will Warfield will not play in four years, will graduate seven year,” Flanagan voiced. Dover, N.H., and had lived in since Gov. Grasso’s proposed budget services contracts with “...We seek a partnership of state and Holiday Lane to Sponsor Champs firm up in the near future. Memphis next year. seniors, including three starters, thus Tompkins is a 6-0 forward who was Manchester for about 20 years. Actor Dies recommends that only $6 million (about local government so too we accept shared “ Csonka, Kiick and Bassett and he has said he hampered at different times by in­ He was a Navy veteran of the same as the current allocation) in Public Hearing Planned Holiday Lanes will enter the softball sponsorship field leaving a big hole to plug. NEW YORK (UPI) - .Actor responsibility for raising revenue. At pre­ Fh e r s “IPs not set right now, Warfield are not under is also considering juries. A late start also didn’t help World War II and the Korean revenue sharing funds be passed through this season spring. Mike Balesano and Ernie Noske will Juniors Mike Quesnel and Mark Robert S*"auss, 61, who sent, local governments carry too heavy a On Welfare Payments although I can’t imagine contract to Chris building another WFL Tomkins. One asset is a good shot Conflict. appeared in ihe films “Stalag to the cities and towns. However, es­ handle the entry which captured the Cano.flight League ti­ Demko were starters and junior Jim burden in providing essential services as Ovsr 40 Years ot UiwxceHed Sarvica Chicago not being in the Hemmeter,” Bassett said. franchise around them. which he isn’t afraid to take according Before he retired four years tablishment of a dialogue along the lines HARTFORD (UPI) - A plan federal government will sub­ tle last summer...The Candelight loop plans to adopt rules McNickle and sophomore John Pisch 17” and the ‘‘Bridge at Toko- required by state government. to Flanagan. “He can be good as a ago, he was employed at Pratt Ri,” died Thursday night due to envisioned in the resolution may have to increase by 12 per cent state sidize. Open 24 Hours Dally and regulations which govern the Silk City League. The top reserves this year on the varsity. We urge a dialogue between all levels of The state pays municipalities and Whitney Division of United complications from a stroke. fiscal impact in future budgets. and local welfare payments to FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE former circuit operates at Robertson Park... Rick Fusari, That still leaves one slot to be filled junior and very good as a senior. But Aircraft Corp., East Hartford Strauss, known for his comic 58,000 Connecticut families for 90 per cent of their welfare he has to decide if he wants to costs. out of New Britain High and now at Eastern Connecticut and possibly more if the jobs can be for 15 years. portrayals, died in University starting in July will be the sub­ State College, will join Moriarty’s in the Hartford Twilight taken. dedicate himself or not to basketball. Survivors are a stepson, ject of public hearings. The committee decided to Viewing Daytona Races If he does, he’ll be an asset,” Hospital at the New York Baseball League this summer. Fusari was considered the Coach Dave Flanagan’s jayvee con­ Charles Gadomski of New Bri­ The Corrections, Welfare and look at proposals to set up a M©bil Flanagan viewed. University Medical Center. Fran Mahoney Files Bills HEATING OILS finest schoolboy pitcher in the state last year. He posted a tingent compiled a 6-13 record but the tain; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Strauss’ widow, Virigina, Humane Institutions Com­ public service jobs program Two other performers who could be giving welfare clients 0.91 earned run average. Steve Chotiner of West Hartford rookie mentor feels everybody has Patricia Parizeau of Vernon said the actor suffered a stroke Additional legislation in­ • to eliminate discrimination vehicles. mittee of the legislature voted OIL BURNER & of service next season are and Mrs. Barbara Grimaldi of last June 11 and another on Dec. • to impound the vehicles of Thursday to schedule the preference, to end a require­ has also been picked up by the MB’s for the ‘75 campaign. progressed during the season. troduced or co-sponsored by against elderly drivers from in­ ment that welfare recipients HEATING INSTALLATION Thrill After 15 Years “There’s been vast improvement in sophomores Mike Sherman and Jeff Hartford; two sisters, Mrs. 20 and died of ‘‘complications Manchester State Rep. Francis surance rates. those persons convicted of hearings on whether to expand the aid to Supplemental Securi­ pay back the state once off such areas as poise, not making the Kiernan. Sherman injured his left Doris Hunt of Southbury and from the two.” Mahoney, D-13th District, are • to permit advertising of driving while intoxicated. 643-5135 knee in the first minute of the second Mrs. Eric Fransen of New Ca­ She said the body will be • to make cars driven by han­ ty income recipients. welfare and to require equal same fundamental mistake over and bills: prescription drugs. assistance at the local level. 315 Center St. Manchester By Earl Yost game and never did get back. Evalua­ naan; and nine cremated and there will be no • to req u ire posting of • to assure statewide unifor- dicapped persons readily iden­ Backers of the proposed in­ over again, and working together as a crease say its cost would be Area Hoop Fives Once automobile racing tion is difficult, but Flanagan com­ stepgrandchildren. funeral service. prescription drug prices. mity of legislation and tifiable. gets in your blood, it stays. unit.” Burial will be at the con­ ‘‘He wanted everyone to have • to provide for a cost-of- regulations in matters per­ • to require proof from a about $20 million, of which the Sophomores Brian Moran, Jeff mented that Sherman could help if he venience of the family. a drink to him (in his motorist seeking to register a federal government would pay One of the best examples gets back into shape. “From what I living increase in supplemental taining to firearms and SPECIALSI Losers in Finales is Jim McCavanagh, Backofen and Jason Tompkins are The Barton Funeral Home, memory),” she said. payments the state pays to the small arms ammunition. vehicle he or she is insured. half. No provision for increased among the leading candidates for var­ saw, he is an excellent rebounder who 143 Main St., Lincoln, Maine, is Strauss' reputation as a com­ elderly. • to provide state day caie • to extend no-fault in­ welfare payments was made in Closing out the regular three-game losing streak. For the past 15 years, the goes to the offensive board very well. in charge of arrangements. ic actor was heightened by his surance to motorcyclists. Gov. Ella T. Grasso’s budget big, smiling Irishman has sity positions. Moran is a 5-8 guard • to exclude senior citizens centers for the elderly. season last night with a vic­ Kevin Dunn (15), Chuck who averaged close to 10 points per He knows how to get position. He’s a The family suggests that any portrayal in ‘‘Stalag 17‘’ in 1953. from paying the sales tax and • to require that bicycles be • to clarify the designation of message. 2.75 Berk (11) and Todd Cherry been on the scene at ‘garbage player’ who can score in dou­ MACS ..> tory was Rham High, 74-71, game. Moran, an excellent outside memorial contributions may be He also appeared in “The Seven use tax. registered as are motor concealed weapons. Rep. Irving Stolberg, D-New Red Delicious...... ieqti.$3.25 (10) also hit double figures Daytona Beach, Fla., for the ble figures because of his rebounding Haven, cochairman of the com­ over Bacon Academy in sliooter, has improved his defense made to the American Heart Year Itch” in 1954 and “The • to permit municipal non­ Steymen Wlneseps...... ieqto.$3.00 for Rham, which winds up Daytona Speed Week. prowess. He has to work on his outside Association. Last Time I Saw Archie” in mittee, said it would not decide Charter Oak Conference greatly this year according to profit agencies to purchase food basketball action in Hebron. 11-5 in the conference and “The adrenalin really gets shooting.” 1961. and equipment through the whether to favor the increase running when you get to the Flanagan. Like all players, Moran has John D. Puter until after the public hearings. Other finales saw Coven­ 13-7 over-all. The Sachems room for improvement in other Kiernan, 6-3 center, was averaging state purchasing department. Ms. Bauer Appointed SWETZ will be in the Class C Divi­ track,” McCavanagh John D. P u te r, 55, of • to provide state aid for The committee voted to kill try drop a 61-53 verdict to aspects. “He has to work on his poise 12 points and eight to nine rebounds Littleton, Colo., formerly of GOP Leader two bills to have' tlSe state Vial Tech in Middletown and sion of the State Tourna­ reflected on his five-day trip before being forced off the team late home care services to those ORCHARDS to the stock car racing and become more confident as a Gerard St., died Feb. 10 at his Visits State senior citizens not on welfare. Personnel Supervisor assume all local welfare costs Bolton get trounced by ment. Bacon finished at 7-9 .1 ■ leader. He was doing that at the end of in the season because of grades. “He home. He was the husband of and instead voted to draw up in the COC and 10-10 in all capital in the United States has to improve his grades —that’s the • to prohibit rent increases 320 Wattiaroll St., Rlanchastar Cromwell, 85-38, in the the season but still should get better. Mrs. Ruth Puter. Connecticut Republicans will based on Social Security in­ Elizabeth Bauer of 11 Essex said, and she has served in an bills calling for state takeover Panthers’ Den. In the CVC games. last week. He was accom­ first priority,” Flanagan cited, “But The funeral was Feb. 13 at the have an opportunity to meet St., Manchester, has been ap­ acting capacity since June of of local programs which the (Yellow House!_____ panied by Matt Moriarty Jr. He also has to work on his quickness,” creases for occupants of Playoffs at Bloomfield, Dan Kissane and Brian Flanagan noted. if he returns he’ll definitely help the First Christian Church, their national chairman, Mary housing-for-the-elderly. pointed personnel supervisor. 1974. Carlson paced Coventry and Bob Price. The latter, Town Manager Robert B. Weiss South Windsor High bowed Backofen, 5-11 forward, is the most varsity. We’re looking to him next Englewood, Colo. Burial was in Louise Smith, on Friday, Feb. • to mandate annual inspec­ She has served as an ad­ with 15 and 14 points respec­ like McCavanagh, is a year for the center slot. He could real­ Ft. Logan National Cemetery, 28. has announced. to Newington, 55-51. improved player on the squad accor­ tion of motor vehicles. ministrative intern for New tively but it wasn’t enough former race driver and is ly take the pressure off Quesnel who is Colo. ___ _! She will visit Hartford next • to expand toll-free areas Her appointment will become London and has been in Eric Olsen paced Rham ding to Flanagan. Backofen was not Mr. Puter, a Denver Televi­ to offset Vinal’s Bruce Hills’ currently a member of better suited at forward.” Friday on her way to Boston, for telephone calls and to es­ effective in August, he said, Manchester under the IPA with a game-high 25 points considered in the running for a star­ sion account executive, was and will be honored at a upon her completion of in­ grant for two years. She is as the Sachems snapped a 29 points. Coventry finished M anchester’s Board of There are several promising tablish rate ceilings for the ad­ Directors along with ting berth prior to the campaign but bom July 4, 1919 in Reading, luncheon at the Sheraton- ditional services. ternship with the town under an enrolled in the Master of Public its season 5-11 in the COC freshmen at Bennet and filing Junior Pa., son of Mrs. Mary Puter of Moriarty. through hard work did start all 19 Hartford Hotel, at 11:30. • to require physicians, Intergovernmental Personnel Adminstration program at the and 6-14 over-all. Vinal games. He averaged close to 12 points Highs but every coach would first like Denver and the late Harold Tickets are $10 a person, and nurses and other hospital per­ Act grant. University of Hartford and qualified for the tourney McCavanagh drove in to nurue d fns on the jayvee level. The Puter, and lived in Manchester they may be obtained in Ms. Bauer scored among ttie expects to receive her degree in area stock car competition and seven or eight rebounds each out­ sonnel to report suspected with a 10-8 mark. The Hawks ing. bulk of the load will have to be picked until 1939. Educated in Manchester from Miss Elinor police brutality. highest in a group of 34 can­ June, Weiss said. finished 8-8 in the con­ 14 years, from 1957 thru up by the current jayvees, if Manchester schools, he was a Hasim, 17 Goslee Dr. didates for the position, Weiss 1970. “He is a good defensive player who graduate of Western Colorado ference. works very hard at the game. Once Manchester is to be successful in 1975- Bolton ran into hot “I’d like to be driving 76. State College at Gunnison and again, if I could get a good attended Northwestern Univer­ Kathy says: "G O O D THINQ8 ARE WORTH BOWLING shooting Cromwell, which sity, Chicago, 111. HAVE YOU REPEATINQ. JUST A REMINDER THAT hit 53 per cent of its field offer. There are a lot of During World II, he served goal attempts. Walt Behr- drivers around but not OAKLAND STREET IS NOW OPEN FOR TWO HOME ENGINEERS- Gerry with the Army in the European enough good cars,” he Maravich Dominates Game WRITTEN A BOOK? WAY TRAFFICir Tucker 176-178-523, Linda Cor­ mann was best for the (Herald photo by Dunn) Theater. Sm Ptro’t For Produce That Is In And Out Of Seaton; plut Freeh Mace, noted. bitt 469, Hildur Zawistowski Bulldogs with eight NEW YORK (UPI) - went ahead with 2:05 left in Early in his career, he was an The field editor of a well-known New York subsidy Cortlende, Red t Qolden Dellclout, Baldwint, WIneeapt A Ruaealt The Manchester lost. Phil Chenier led the publishing firm will be in Vernon in Early April. He will be Applet — Freeh Cider, Toolll 451, Elaine Neckermann 457. markers. Bolton finished 5- Pete Maravich has had his the second period on Nate announcer, pianist, writer and threesome viewed six races Jim McCavanagh Checks Program Bullets with 29 points. interviewing local authors in a quest for finished Batglum Endive, I 11 in the confeence and 7-12 troubles this season but Williams’ jump shot. The Warriors 108, Hawks 102 salesman for KFXJ in Grand over-all. Cromwell, 12-4 in during the Florida trip, two Junction, Colo., and a manuscripts suitable for book publication. All subjects will * ButtOTirt Squeeh, Bruaaell Sprouta, Broccoli, Kale, WIVES- Donna Johnson 179, there are times when he can Jazz stretched its lead to 59- Phil Smith scored 26 Peggy Callahan 461. each on Thursday and Satur­ newscaster for KOA radio in be considered, including fiction and non-fiction, poetry, LMke, Shelpit, White Sweet Potatoee, Cauliflower. 0 ^ the COC, qualified for the two and one-half banked three and one-half hours dominate a basketball game 53 by intermission. points, including five in the I?lS -^ n?’ ®” P*»* PlhPAPpiae, Plume, Nec- day and one on Friday and Denver. He joined KBTV in juveniles, religious books, etc. CocOTula, Temple Orangee, Tm ^naa, LImaa, tourney with an over-all 12-6 oval. before Parsons grabbed the as few other players can. The Cleveland Cavaliers last 1:35, to help the Avocadoe, SIrawtMrrIee, Boac A i r A i ^ Peara. Sunday. Denver as an account executive If you have completed a book-length manuscript (or ledger. Thanks to a license checkered flag after 200 Maravich demonstrated defeated the Washington Warriors top the Hawks. nearly so) on any subject, and would like a professional ap­ “BUY ONE OR A Dozen, AND PICK OUT YOUa OWN" “I never get sick or tired in 1971. Finkelson Resigns Brian Hoyt tossed in a renewal, McCavanagh was laps. that Thursday night when he Bullets, 106-95, and the The victory increased the praisal (without cost or obligation), please write immediate­ THRIFTY WEEKEND SPECIALS going back to Daytona. He is also survived by two KO MONTICELLO, N.Y. (UPI) game-high 20 points and allowed access to the pit For a race buff, the 80 Golden State Warriors Warriors’ Pacific Division ly describing your work and stating which part of the day ’There is a big turnover in scored 32 points and the New sons, Richard Puter of FRESH ASPARAGUS “sSc — Allen J. Finkelson, president John Fidler added 12 but it area and had an opportunity degree temperature wasn’t Orleans Jazz set a club downed the Atlanta Hawks, lead to six games over Seat­ Albuquerque, N.M., and Steven (a.m. or p.m.) you would prefer for an appointment. Please of the U.S. Harness Writers wasn’t enough for South drivers and cars every year. mention your phone number. You will promptly receive a GREEN PEPPERS ...... ,b2SC to meet and talk with a uncomfortable, the seat single quarter scoring 108-102, in other National tle. Puter of Littleton; and a GREEN B EA N S ...... b40C Association, announced Windsor to overcome About 90 per cent of the number of the drivers. didn’t get too hard during Basketball Association daughter. Miss Christine Puter, confirmation for a definite time and place. Thursday his resignation from drivers never drove Daytona record with 40 points in the Authors with completed manuscripts unable to appear B o s c p EA R s ...... ;;:;:;;:::;;;;::::;;::Bor4flc Newington. The Indians won Sunday’s finale, won by the long sit and the annual second period to down the games. at home. I MUMS .S2.2B Monticello Raceway to join before, although they are may send them directly to us for a free reading and evalua­ ...o rte d color...... Pompano Park Raceway at it at the end from the foul comparatively unknown journey was well worth the Portland Trail Blazers, 114- Try New Position * S $ IITI^»nld , Sunday Ptpan, plut Lotttry TIektIt experienced drivers,” the tion. We will also be glad to hear from those whose literary Pompano Beach, Fla. April 1. line with Kevin Kehoe, who Benny Parsons, lured a time and expense. 102 . Cavaliers 106, Bullets 95 sales manager at Moriarty’s CLEVELAND (UPI) - Jim FIRE CALLS works are still in progress. Please, address: At Pompano Park, Finkelson, totaled 10 points, hitting crowd of 110,000 which paid McCavanagh has already Bill Walton, the Blazers’ Jimmy Cleamons scored several consecutive charity dealership said. Cope, a defensive end at Ohio Savings Bank 50, will be director of public a minimum $15 for a stan­ made a deposit for a room outstanding rookie, was 17 points and the Cavs hit on State University and the fifth- Mr. John Carter relations and publicity and staff Rookie drivers have a tosses. South Windsor faces ding rom ticket on the in­ reservation next February sidelined because of an 46-of-87 shots. ’The Cavs out- round draft choice of the MANCHESTER CARLTON PRESS, INC. p c R n " advisor to Hector VanLennep, Windsor, an 81-53 loser to yellow bumper sticker at­ I n n field to $35 for a seat in the in Daytona. It’s that racing ankle injury. scored the Bullets, 16-2, in Cleveland Browns, will betried Today, 11:30 a.m. -F ire in 84 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10011 of Manchester the raceway’s general Simsbury, in the consolation tached to their car during 276 OAKLAND ST„ MANCHESTER « 643-6384 grandstand. in your blood that makes you The Jazz trailed, 23-19, the second period to es­ as an outside linebacker with clothes dryer at 134 Rachel Rd Phone 212:243-8800 manager. Saturday. their first trek around the (Eighth District). f M em ber F D U The race lasted nearly want to be there. after the first period, but tablish a lead they never the Browns. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Feb. 21, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 21, 1975— PAGE THIRTEEN Finley ^Batting^ .600 SPORTS Laver May Be Off Game l^l^snoREBOARp BOWLING BRIEFS NBA NHC Eastern Conference Division 1 In Pre-Season Duels W L T. Pts But Still Manages Win Atlantic Division KACEY- Division leaders W. L. Pet. GB Philadelphia 35 15 9 79 LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Charlie Finley, batting a solid Jackson, the American League’s Most Valuable Player showing high average, high tei- Rights Bought Boston 41 17 .707 - NY Rangers 29 18 13 71 .600 in pre-season arbitration with his Oakland A’s, takes in 1973, hit .289 with 29 home runs, 93 RBIs and 25 stolen ple and high single; A - Mario NEW YORK (UPI) — The television broadcast rights to NEW YORK (UPI) — Rod Laver may have been off his tourney, in other second round action, Steve Krulevitz of Buffalo 37 22 .627 4Vz NY Islanders 24 20 15 63 A' Frattaroli 179, Ed Yourkas 647, on star rightfielder Reggie Jackson in a final round of bases in 1974. He originally planned to hold out for a $200,- the 1975 Pan American Games in Mexico City have been game Thursday but he still managed to make the Baltimore upset Italian Adriano Panatta, the sixth seed, 6- New York 29 30 .492 12Vz Atlanta 24 21 13 61 -M salary talks today. Leo Nelson 2.35; B - Jim Watt OTO salary but trimmed that figure after discussions with purchased by CBS-TV, it was announced Thursday. semifinals of the $60,(KX) Michelob Tournament. 4, 6-4, and thirdseeded Onny Parun of New Zealand rolled Philadelphia 25 35 .417 17 Division 2 Jackson, who won a $35,000 raise in arbitration with the his business partner, Gary Walker of Phoenix. 169, Nick Cataldo 637, Bill W. L. T. Pts Avery 232; C - John Sullivan The rights to the 1979 games also have been obtained by Laver, playing with the World Championship Tennis over France’s Patric Dominguez, 6-3, 6-4. irascible A’s owner last year, reportedly is demanding a Seven other Oakland players originally signed up for ar­ Central Division Vancouver 29 22 6 64 7/// 152, Bemie Szarek 568, Mike the network. The Pan American Games, held every four Blue Group, struggled through the early going before At Boca Raton, Fla., top-seeded Jimmy Connors led Chicago 26 27 7 59 $165,000 salary, up from an estimated $130,000 he received bitration but subsequently decided to forego the battle with Kilby 238; D - Bob Erickson 150, years, will be held in San Juan on San Juan, Puerto Rico. ousting Ismail El Shafei of Egypt, 7-6, 4-6, 6-2, at Rancho midway through his second round match with Japan’s Jun W. L. Pet. GB last season. Finley is reportedly offering $140,000. Washington 42 17 .712 - St. Louis 22 23 12 56 Finley and signed contracts. They were Joe Rudi, Gene Hank Gustafson 558, Chet La Costa, Calif. Kuki before darkness forced the suspension of further play Minnesota 16 35 6 38 Finley won three of five arbitration cases in San Fran­ Cleveland 31 29 .517 11% Tenace, Bill North, Paul Lindblad, Vida Blue, Dave Kosak 224. New Coach “I never had so many chances to put away easy volleys in the $25,(X)0 Boca West International tournament. Con­ Kansas City 13 39 8 34 m cisco this week. He won decisions with catcher Ray Fosse, Hamilton and John Odom. Houston 30 30 .500 12VZ ‘and overheads and missed them,” said the redhaired nors, the only surviving seed in the tourney, led Kuki, 24 38 .387 19% iJivision o pitcher Ken Holtzman and third-baseman Sal Bando, BLOSSOMS- Ann Gregan LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The Oakland Raiders reached Atlanta The Jackson-Finley hearing will take place at the Australian. “I became quite frustrated out there. I was Japan’s topranked player, 7-5, 3-3. w. L. T. Pts into the college ranks Thursday and named former New Orleans 12 45 .211 29 saving $62,500 in raises demanded by the players. Finley American Arbitration Association office here. The hearing 134, Ruth Clark 135-344, An- going bananas talking to myself. I played very erratically In an upset, Miami’s Mike Belkin ousted third-seeded Montreal 35 9 16 86 namae Donahue 132, Lucille Southern Cal Assistant Coach John Robinson as offensiv dropped $39,000 in arbitration to infielder Ted Kubiak and is being held in Los Angeles at the request of Walker, who today. I’ll go out and work on it and hope 1 can get it Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia, 7-5, 16, 7-6. Los Angeles 32 11 15 79 Hendricks 342. coach. ace reliever Rollie Fingers. does not fly and refused to make the trip to San Francisco. together for tomorrow.” In women’s action, Evonne Goolagong, Margaret Court Western Conference Pittsburgh 25 20 13 63 Robinson has served for three years under Head Coach Midwest Division Detroit 15 33 10 40 In another quarterfinal match, Russia’s Alex Metreveli and Martina Navratilova won easily in the quarterfinals of iM' PARKADE INDUSTRIAL- John McKay at Southern California and the’Trojans made W. L. Pet. GB Washington 6 48 5 17 beat Ray Stone of South Africa, 6-3, 6-7, 6-1. the Virginia Slims of Detroit but Francois Durr of France 'in Jim Stackpole 200, Mac Segar the Rose Bowl each year. Chicago 36 22 .621 - Division 4 212-572, Roy Dukett 223, Ralph In WCT Red play at Fort Worth, Tex., Australian John upset No. 3-seeded Olga Morozova of the Soviet Union. KC-Omaha 34 27 .557 3% W. L. T. Pts Bench to Say ‘I Do’ Tonight Dukett 208, Roger Mieczkowski Pleads Guilty Alexander ended Harold Solomon’s seven-match winning Miss Durr defeated Miss Morozova in straight sets, 6-2, Detroit 32 31 .508 6% Buffalo 36 11 12 84 221-572, Lou Polinski 205, Ken streak with a 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 victory to advance with South 6-2. Milwaukee 28 29 .491 7% Boston 31 17 11 73 CINCNNATI (UPI) - Johnny will be attending and who won’t.” Hesford 214-575, Mac Segar 212- MALIBU, Calif. (UPI) — Don Drysdale, former pitcher African Cliff Drysdale to the semifinals of the Robintech Australia’s Miss Goolagong, the top seed, won, 6-2, 6-1, Toronto 20 28 11 51 “Things have been so harried we 572, Ted Bidwell 224-565, Art for the Los Angeles Dodgers and currently an announcer Classic. Drysdale defeated Jiri Hrebec of Czechoslovakia, over Marcie Louie of San Francisco. Second-seeded' Mrs. California 15 36 10 40 Bench says “I do” tonight. Pacific Division O la.r. Winners in State Archery Championship just don’t know,” a staffer said. “But Thompson 207-557, Roy Riggott with the California Angels, pleaded guilty Thursday to a 4-6, 6-4, 6-2, earlier Thursday night. Court, also of Australia, won 6-0, 6-2 over Argentina’s . Pet. GB When the Cincinnati Reds star Philadelphia 6. Buffalo 6 even if some celebrities can’t make it, 207, Dave Nelson 201-578, John charge of reckless driving and was fined $190 and Second-seeded Arthur Ashe of Miami beat West German Raquel Giscafre and 18-year-old Miss Navratilova of .576 - Four first place winners in the Connecticut Archery Assn. Tournament in Fairfield, catcher exchanges vows with model Golden State Montreal 6, Kansas City 3 there’s still going to be a crowd of BASKETBALL Alvord 551, Terry Sheppard 554, sentenced to one-year probation. Hans Pohmann, 6-1, 6-2, in 45 minutes to move into the Czechoslovakia, seeded fourth, won 6-1, 6-2 over Betty Seattle .475 6 all of whom shoot out of Hall’s Arrow Range in Manchester, were, left to right, Mark Vickie Chesser at 7 p.m., one of the Mike Masilonis 551. Hall, Open Men's pro champ with a score of 195 out of a possible 300; Terri sports world’s most eligible bachelors people.” Drysdale, arrested on Pacific Coast Highway here on quarterfinals of the $64,000 Barcelona WCT Green Group Stove of the Netherlands. Phoenix .429 8V2 WHA Lasseter, Women’s Amateur, 268; Jerry Lasseter, Men’s Amateur, 195; Pete will bite the dust. After the ceremony, a gigantic Christmas Eve of 1973, was originally charg^ with drunken Portland .407 10 East MIDGETS Los Angeles .362 12 Vz Beaudy, Open Men’s Amateur, 277. All wiR compete in the New Englands March 15- And the dust has hardly settled from reception is planned at the swank With Dave Quesnel pacing the MERCHANTS- Norm Kloter driving but that case ended in a hung jury last month. The W. L. T. Pts Netherland Hilton Hotel. case was then reduced to reckless driving. Thursday's Results New England 29 22 3 61 16 at the local lanes. ^Herald Photo by Dunn) the couple’s fast romance. attack with 15 points. Eastern 137-368, Ted Roback 150-372, Cleveland 106, Washington 95 They met less than two months ago Bench contends he’s not having any Realty trounced Manchester Walt Stanley 151-383, Dennis Cleveland 25 31 2 52 Chairman Not Convinced New Orleans 114, Portland Chieago 22 35 1 45 and just 24 days later Bench was an­ second thoughts about marriage. State Bank, 42-11, last night at Kauppinen 144-394, Russ Govan Named 102 Says Vickie,-also sure of herself, “I’m the East Side Rec. Scott Tomlinson 137-369, Steve Indianapolis 11 41 3 25 nouncing the marriage date. SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (UPI) - Gerald Govan, a Golden State 108, Atlanta 102 Johnny’s.” Schoems paced the Bankmen Lauretti 352, Walt Viklinetz 361, Love at first sight? veteran forward for the Utah Stars, Thursday was named Legal Team Gambling Bad T. Pts Miss Chesser, 25, a native of Mt. with four markers. Charlie Banks 355, Bunny ^Baltimore ISine^ Attorney “Well,” Johnny answers, “I’m not Also, First Hartford Realty Goodin 355, Harv Johnson 364. as an assistant coach for the American Basketball ABA Houston 38 19 0 76 Pleasant, S.C. and a graduate of the testify in opposition to sure, but I will admit it came on pret­ got past Manchester Police, 24- Association club. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ritchie also noted that many East Phoenix 29 24 University of South Carolina, has won legalizing bett.ng on their present and former pro players 30 24 ty fast.” 22. Skip Moreau was best for MIXERS- Cathy Pitz 183-525, The 32-year-old Govan will help new Stars’ Coach Tom Claims by the nation’s W. L. Pet GB Minnesota several beauty contests and was sports. have been reluctant to testify or San Diego 29 2S Christ Church, in the heart of down­ the winners with eight points Cathy Bohjalian 184504, Dolly major pro and amateur New York 42 16 .724 Not Guilty to Conspiracy Nissalke with younger players, according to General Without exception, the pro provide information privately. x-Baltimore 15 3£ town Cincinnati, is expected to be runnerup in the Miss USA pageant in while Chuck Costello’s six Dawood 459, Eleanor Rodonis sports organizations that Kentucky 42 16 .724 - Manager Bill Orwig. sports commissioners and the “Perhaps they’re afraid of Canadian jammed or the marriage, one of the 1970. markers were best for Police. 458, Phyllis Allen 458, Joan St. Louis 23 40 .365 21 Vz legalized team gambling NCAA and AAU spkesmen opposing the league officials or W. L T. Pts BALTIMORE (UPI) - The turn of events him. I have the highest She is one of the pretty faces that a Action at the Community Y Johnson 454, Bunny Oppelt 450, Memphis 17 43 .283 26 social events of the year here. Hall Consultant would be ruinous and cor­ asserted that legal gambling the company line,” he said. Quebec 36 21 0 72 The attorney for the prompted the Baltimore regard for Frank Cashen as toothpaste company uses in its “sex saw Multi Circuits I upend Bob Grote 229-505, Jim Olenick Virginia 13 48 .213 30‘/2 More than 900 wedding invitations ruptive were viewed today would lead to possible player “But I hope in time they’ll Toronto 32 24 2 66 “Baltimore Nine” has News-American to carry a a general manager, a person appeal” television commercials. Boland Oil, 17-14, last night. 219-578, Jerry Coro 206-452, Ra ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI) — Former goalie Glenn Hall, West went out to such persons as President with little-concealed skep­ bribery scandals and other cor­ realize that we’re a fact-finding Edmonton 27 22 3 57 pleaded not guilty to con­ Richard Casavent led the Rowett 546, John Ferguson 505, W. L Pet. GB dispatch intimating that a and an attorney. He is blunt, Gerald Ford, Bob Hope, Dinah Shore, Before that first blind date on Dec. anxious to get back into hockey after an absence of nearly ticism by key members of a ruption which has been virtual­ body and will come in and share Vancouver 27 25 2 56 spiracy. winners with seven points while John Higley 504. Denver 47 15 .758 - “power play’’ was being in­ tough and a very honest country singers Charley Pride and 28, Vickie didn’t know much about four years, has taken a job as consultant to the St. Louis ly non-existent under the pre­ their experiences.” Winnipeg 26 26 2 54 Matt Peterson had a game-high federal fact-finding commis­ San Antonio 37 27 .578 11 Jerry Kapstein, lawyer itiated by the prominent at­ man. He’s got a job to do and baseball, but she has been learning Blues. sent burgeoning illegal betting Morin deplored the lack of x-Franchise transferred from Buck Owens and former ballplayers 11 markers for Boland. sion. Indiana 30 28 .517 15 for nine unsigned Orioles’ torney. so have I.” and expects to become an ardant fan. Hall, who played in the National Hockey League 16 growth. exact information on the true Michigan Mickey Mantle and Joe Dimaggio. Panel chairman Charles Utah 28 33 .459 18Vz players, said Thursday there “There is no conspiracy to To keep trim, she runs a lot and has seasons, will work with the Blues’ goalies and defensemen Of their thesis, Morin com­ scope of illegal gambling in the Thursday’s Result The Orioles recently filed Bench doesn’t figure the President l.NTERMEDIATE Morin termed the arguments San Diego 24 37 ;393 22Vz was absolutely no truth to mented: “Are they offering Baltimore 4, Vancouver 3 hold up the ball club,” said for arbitration against all will be able to make it and staffers at been jogging with Johnny here in re­ Paced by Mark Dionne’s 19 and also help players on the Blues’ farm clubs at Denver offered during two-days of United States. Figures given at Thursday’s Results convincing arguments? No, Chicago 4, Toronto 3 the accusation that he had Kapstein. “If this was a nine players, but since ar­ Bench’s “celebrity management” cent days. points, TMJ’s topped Out of and Columbus. He also will tour the junior hockey leagues hearings by such sports figures the hearings have ranged from (No Games Scheduled) they are absolutely not. They $1 billion by Las Vegas han- San Diego 5, Quebec 2 instructed his clients to hold mass conspiracy, Mike bitration is not binding when firm say they have “No idea just who Order, 67-55, last night at the to evaluate young goalies. as pro football’s Pete Rozelle out en masse in their con­ Cuellar and A1 Bumbry, two initiated by the club, none of Community Y. Mike Rossillo AND and baseball’s Bowie Kuhn as are saying that they can live dicapper Jimmie “The Greek” with gambling if it's illegal but tractual negotiations with more of my clients wouldn’t the players agreed to it. was best for the losers with 18 "unconvincing.” Snyder to a $29 billion to $39 0 | Thomas to Rams not if it’s legal.” billion estimate by the Justice Charity Auction Baltimore General Manager have signed. I’ve been Cuellar originally filed for tallies. James E. Ritchie, executive Frank Cashen. CHICAGO (UPI) — The Chicago Bears announced director of the 15-member com­ Ritchie, near the close of the Department up to a $1()0 billion PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The wives of the negotiating separately with arbitration but settled Thursday they have picked up former star Notre Dame hearings on the team-sports a year figure advanced by Kapstein, who represents the Orioles on each of the before his case came up. Joins Chiefs mission which is studying Philadelphia Flyers will host a charity auction during a Olympic Head Certain MCC W'OMEN place-kicker Bob Thomas on waivers from the Los Angeles national .policy on gambling, betting situation, told an oppo­ author Kelso Spurgeon. about 30 players overall, has nine players that have not Kapstein said he would dinner-dance Friday night to raise funds for the develop­ KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U P I)- Southeast UConn topped the Rams. told newsmen that there was a nent of government-sponsored The commission is helping to thus far failed to negotiate signed and we will continue meet with Cashen beginning Bob Schnelker, 46-year-old Manchester Community TONIGHT betting: “Every witness who finance a nationwide survey ment of a breast cancer vaccine at the Institute for Montreal to Play Host Thomas, a soccer-style kicker who was the last player “general air of skepticism” Medical Research. successfully with Cashen on to do so until we can reach next week at spring training veteran assistant coach, joined College women, 49-41. The 9:55 Hockey: Whalers vs. among the commissioners who has come before this commis­ which will try to ascertain the cut by the Rams last season, set the Notre Dame record Among the prizes that will be offered at the Flyers’ the contracts of Bobby an agreement. in Miami and would discuss the staff of the Kansas City locals held an 18-16 field goal Oilers, WTIC heard Rozelle, Kuhn and sion representing organized American gambling' pattern, presented to us today there is for consecutive points-after-touchdown with 62 in the 1973 Grich, Doyle Alexander, “I might add that the each of the nine cases on an LAUSANN Switzerland Chiefs Thursday as coach of margin but lost at the line, hit­ representatives of pro basket­ sport says legal gambling such as the number of people Wives Fight for Lives Benefit Dinner-Dance will be an all­ (UPI) — Lord Killanin, presi­ no doubt that the good will of SATURDAY season. He posted 161 career points with the Irish—98 on Don Baylor, Mike Torrez, Orioles have other players individual basis. receivers. ting 17 0 24 for the winners. ball and hockey, the National would ruin the sport. But not who bet and how much. The expenses paid trip for three couples on a road trip to dent of the International Olym­ the people of Canada, Quebec Elaine Pincince tallied 14 1:00 (8,22) Basketball: PAT’S and 21 of 35 field goals—and scored the last three one has offered a piece of panel will turn its attention to Andy Etchebarren, Bob besides my clients who have “I would say we were very Schnelker, who has served 12 Collegiate Athletic Association Toronto. pic Committee, said Thursday and Montreal, these buildings years as an assistant coach in points, Gail Bartleyy and Vicky Marquette vs. North Carolina points for Notre Dame in the 1973 Sugar Bowl against evidence to support that con­ race-track betting at the next Reynolds, Don Hood, Wayne not signed. Earl Williams is far apart in the cases of and the Amateur Athletic Union Items to be auctioned include the stick used by Rick he is convinced the 1976 Olym­ will be completed in ample the National Football League Erickson 12 each for MCC. 1:50 Basketball: UConn Alabama. clusion.” set of hearings March 4 and 5. Reflection MacLeish to score a goal in the finals of last season’s Garland and Ross Grimsley. one and I don’t represent Grich, Etchebarren, Torrez pic games will take place in time,” Killanin said. with Los Angeles, Green Bay Sheryll Kane and Melanie vs. Maine, WTIC Stanley cup, Bernie Parent’s mask, Bobby Clarke’s elbow and Baylor,” said Kapstein, Montreal as scheduled. Satkowski played well 2:00 (24) Hockey: New New York Mel outfielder and San Diego, spent last on pads, Jimmy Watson’s skates, Ed Van Impe’s shoulder “but none of the nine players Killanin made his statement He said he, as well as the IOC season on Don Shula’s staff at defense. Hampshire vs. Clarkson Three Camps Gene Clines checks bat­ involved anywhere close to after the IOC Executive Com­ technical director, will be in Miami. 3:00 (22) Basketball: ting stance in mirrow at pads, Orest Kindrachuk’s helmet and a goalie stick Montreal at the end of April to Goalie Parent Bombarded CONNECTICUT MARINE TRADES ASSOCIATION asking for six-figure con­ mission heard a report from Army vs. Navy TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) — Three National Football League St. Petersburg, Fla. autographed by the entire team. examine the situation. PRESENTS tracts.” Canadian organizers led by 3:00 (22) Pro Bowlers teams will conduct rookie camps here this year, it was an­ Roger Rousseau, president of Killanin said the Olympic 4:30 (8, 40) Wide World: nounced today. the organizing committee and Track, bobsled racing program as fixed by the Vienna The Baltimore Colts due this weekend, the New But Still Manages to Tie Montreal Mayor Jean Drapeau. Signs Contract Congress will remain the same 6:00 (8, 40) Golf: L.A. England Patriots are scheduled to conduct their rookie “I think I can say on behalf of except for the equestrian Open camp here April 4-7 and the Detroit Lions on April 11-12. MORGANTOWN, W. Va. the entire executive committee NEW YORK (UPI) - events which now will be held 8:00 NBA: Knicks vs. Blades 4, Blazers 3 Cougars 4, Toros 3 (UPI) — Joe Okhakhu, a four- that we are unanimously con­ Braves, WINF When you put 41 shots on Rosaire Paiement’s 18th year soccer star at West at Bromond, 53 miles from Gary Veneruzzo scored his 1974 Dodge CoK Boat,, vinced that barring some major 11:00 NBA: Celtics vs. Park Renamed Bernie Parent, one of the Montreal. goal with 4:18 left in over­ Virginia University, has signed force, the Olympic games will Golden State, WINF hottest goaltenders in the 22nd and 23rd goals and a three-year contract with the JERSEY CITY, N.J. (UPI) — A park in New Jersey has assisted on another score for time gave Chicago its win open on July 17, 1976, as The IOC Medical Committee National Hockey League, Dallas Cowboys of the National / been renamed for former heavyweight champ James J. Baltimore. Veneruzzo’s se­ over Toronto. The victory scheduled,” Killanin said will meet in Montreal at the end SUNDAY Braddock, the “Cinderella Man” of boxing who died last and get six of them by him, was only the Cougars’ fourth Football League. following a seven-hour meeting cond goal was the only tally o n ly $2635*. of April during Killanin’s visit 1:00 (3) NBA: Trail Blazers it has to be considered an ac­ According to the three-time with the Canadians. Nov, 29 at the age of 69. of the second period. in their last 17 games. Sho^ All-America booter, he will there. vs. Bullets complishment. But when Killanin said some building North Hudson Park overlooking the Hudson River AT... 2:00 (40) Superstars you blow four leads and only receive $16,000 the first year, schedules are very tight and the Palisades, where Braddock often did his road training, was $20,000 the second year and $24,- 2:00 (22, 30) World Ten­ renamed Wednesday by the Hudson County Park Commis­ come up with a tie, it’s a dis­ IOC was especially worried nis 000 the third year of the con­ about the stadium and Olympic appointment. 4:00 (22, 30) NHL: Flyers sion. tract. Okhakhu told the WVU Village. Free Agents Signed The Buffalo Sabres beat Daily Athenaeum he doesn’t '■ “Without these the games vs. Rangers Parent, who went into the 4:00 (8, 40) Wide World: Mets Signers at your finger tips... have to make the team to cannot take place,” he said. CLEVELAND (UPI) - The game with a 2.03 goals- Rodeo, hot dog skiing receive the money. “ But on the evidence Cleveland Browns signed four ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) - Pitcher Hank Webb against average, for two free agents Thursday, including 5:15 (8, 40) Golf: L.A. and outfielder Benny Ayala returned signed contracts to Open goals in the first 3:27 of the former Sandusky High School the New York Mets Thursday and first baseman-outfielder game, and then blew the CALL 643-5144 star running back Eddie Lee Ed Kranepool agreed verbally to 1975 terms. two-goal lead. They scored Williams, voted the most Steve Simpson is still unsigned,as are infielders Felix FEB. 20 to 23 valuable player in the 1969 again and the Flyers came MANCHESTER Peach Bowl. Millan and Rich Puig and outfielder Jorge Roque. back again. In all, the Flyers Celt Running Rookie catcher Luis Rosado has been delayed in Puerto Thursday 5 P.M. to 10 P.M. The Browns also announced came from behind four LUMBER COMPANY Friday...... Noon to 10 P.M. the signing of guard Paul Game Stalled Rico because of an illness in his family. times, twice from two goals Saturday 10 A.M.to 10 P.M. Steininger, 6-2 l/2and 245 from down. for S u n d o y ...... Noon to 7 P.M. SATURDAYS Northeastern (Okla.) State; OAKLAND (UPI) - Is it a After it was over, the Dodge defensive tackle Dave momentary touch of humanity Sabres had to settle for a 6-6 -m,;. Save now! Every '74 Colt in stock is priced to AUTHORIZED DEALERS Johnston, 6-3 and 240, from or what is called your basic Suggestion Rejected tie Thursday night. move. From just $26357 And look at what that Missouri and defensive end slump that has the Boston W i TORONTO (UPI) — The Canadian Football League “I’m glad to get out of price buys you-adjustable steering column, TOO! Dave Berndt, 6-5 and 245, from Celtics down. four-speed transmission, inside hood Wartburg. rejected a suggestion from the CFL Player’s Association here with a point,” Parent The Celtics, winners of 11 release...plus much more. Check all Tot straight games through early Thursday that this year’s CFL All-Star game be moved said. “I don’t know what it is Double Exposure on Mat with me, I might be a little , the values at our Dodge Clearance 'J Februay, are merely 4-3 since from Montreal to Edmonton. Carnival. Main Office Twins Neil, left, and Lee Snuffer were lettermen and 2-2 on their current road The CFL All-Star game has traditionally been played in tired. It was tough to stop DOOR PRIZES \ wrestlers with Manchester High’s squad this season. trip. the home field of the defending Grey Cup champions and them once they got that Win a Dodge for 1 year. FUST P M ZE-N tw AMF Akort 9 - 12 Both are members of the senior class. “We don’t ever expect to lose momentum. They don’t give You could win the use of a brand- Sunfish Soil Boot CFL Commissioner Jake Gaudaur said Thursday the 1007 Main Street BICYCLES a game the way we’re playing,” league still believes this format was best. you much time to set up.” new Dodge for one year— just by SECOND PRIZE-New Mercury 7 Vi HP entering the Dodge Boys' Outboard Engine Boats Displayed said forward Paul Silas before Bobby Clarke led the Manchester Gaudaur announced after the CFL meeting here that the Sweepstakes! Just drop in at the THIRD PRIZE-New Sunflower Soil Boot Throughout the [ntire Boston left home Feb. 9. Since Flyers with two goals and 649-4586 then, they have been edged by leap e had decided the All-Star game will be played in Dodge Boys’, fill out a NO PURCHASE NECESSARY Civic Center played a strong game defen­ Champ Arm Wrestler Kansas City-Omaha, scrambled Montreal this year sometime before June 25. Sweepstakes entry blank, and 'VERNON to pull out wins against Phoenix sively. you've done all you have to Over 100,000 square feet of exhibition space K Mart Plaza Office On Sportsman’s Show and Portland and have been em­ Canadiens 6, Scouts 3 do. Nothing to buy. No test on one floor featuring sail boats and power 10- 2 barrassed by Seattle. Walton Misses Game Pete Mahovlich had three drives to take. boats from 6 feet to 46 feet. On display will be One of the reasons for their assists as Montreal downed SERVICE. Spencer Street Champion and would-be “Victor the Hasslin’ Bear” NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Bill Walton missed Thursday the latest in marine engines, electronic and SHOP poor play, the Celtics admit, Kansas City and stretched 'Sweepstakes ends February 28, champion arm wrestlers will be fought Baker to a draw at last night’s Portland Trail Blazers-New Orleans Jazz basket­ marine gear and accessories ... See it all here Manchester very much a part of the scene at year’s show. Victor’s trainer has been the absence of the its unbeaten streak on the 1975. Void in states where prohibited ball game because of a recurring ankle injury. at Southern New England's greatest marine 649-3007 the Connecticut Sportsmen & predicts his pet will pin Baker devastating running game. road to 20 games. Steve by law. Open to licensed drivers 18 display. POST HOAD SHOPPING PLAZA Travel Show at the Hartford to the mat as effortlessly as he Against Seattle Wednesday Bud Johnson, Jazz spokesman, said Portland informed Shutt also had three points years of age or older. MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 Qvlc Center Feb. 27,28, March eats marshmellows and slugs night, the fast Celtics broke to a the Jazz just before game time Walton would stay on the ‘ Manufacturer's suggested retail price VERNON, CONN. 872-3159 with one goal and two including destination charge. Not included soda from a bottle. 16-point lead very early in the bench. PARK & RIDE 1. 2 . assists and Guy Lapointe are state and local taxes, license and title Hours 'til March 15 Strong arm men from The show will be presented in second period, then stopped as “He’s been bothered by a bone spur and I assume that’s U i* veni«nt fr*« parking lo ti locotod at Aotna l i f t & Cat- formerly Manche.ster Savings & l.oan Association the Supersonics went on to out- had two goals for the fees, and Dealer preparation charge, if any. ualty in Hartford. Tht Dopt. of Traniportation in Wothorifiold, Open Every Afternoon throughout New England will the Exhibition Hall of the it,” Johnson said. and Foundtri Plaza in Eait Hortfora. Round trip t x p r t ii but FrI. til 9 P.M. pit their strength against one massive downtown Civic score them 72-32 through the Canadiens. torvict ii $.2S and w ill run botw e tn tho lo ti and th t Civic Ctn« All Day Saturday another in a round robin series Center. There will be hundreds next two quarters. Mariners 5, Nordiques 2 SEE US SOON! tor: Boston will need the running Thursday, from 6 KN) P.M...... 11:00 P.M. Slay fit and Irinn this winter with of matches that will determine of exhibits and displays by com­ Wright Out Gene Peacosh had two Friday, from 6K)0 P.M...... 2:30 A.M. a COLUMBIA EXERCISER the winners in five separate mercial and public service game for four quarters Satur­ goals and an assist and Saturday, from 9:00 A.M...... 2:30 A.M. day night against the Pacific STORRS (UPI) — University of Connecticut basketball Sunday, from 12 Noon...... 11:00 P.M. SLEDS 8i SNOWSHOVELS divisions. They will compete organizations. There will be Norm Ferguson a goal and Division frontrunrmg Golden coach Dee Rowe said Thursday as far as he’s concerned, Everything For The Home For furthtr information, call tht Conntcticut Company Sui at for trophies under the supervi­ many surprises and novelty an assist in San Diego’s win BIRD FEEDERS & SEED State Warriors. The Warriors 5 1 M 1 0 1 . sion of Moe Baker of Bristol, booths to add a touch of excit- starter Ken Wright is no longer on the team. The 6-6 senior over Quebec. Andre Lacroix Y H E Thtrt ii Forking for mort than 3,000 can at tho Cvic Contor five-time world arm wrestling ment to the show. The four-day are paced by Rick Barry’s 32.9- failed to travel with the team to Boston Wednesday and did Chorches Motors, Inc. ond 7,000 in tw o block orto. assisted on a second-period WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN LUMBER AND WE SHARPEN: champion. Baker himself will spectacular will put heavy point scoring average. not show up for practice. Wright played in UConn’s first 20 80 Oakland Avenue Boston meets Los Angeles goal, giving him 14 straight BUILDING MATERIALS, HOME IMPROVEMENT ADMISSION: Adults-$3.00 PurdMM Tkhtti ICE SKATES, AXES, demonstrate his power when he emphasis on the increasingly games but after two straight losses, Rowe replaced him DODGE & Loan Association • Since 1891 Sunday night and come home games with at least one ITEMS, OR DO-IT-YOURSELF MATERIALS, YOU Manchester, Connecticut Tax Included Children-$1.50 At The Deor KNIVES, SCISSORS, ETC. once again wrestles a 700-pound popular pursuits of hunting and with freshman Joey Welton’Wednesday. Wright averaged CAN FIND THEM HERE. STOP IN TODAY. KEYS MADE Alaskan bear who is star of the hshing. for a Wednesday game against assist and extending his own New York. 6.4 points and 5.0 rebounds per game. The Huskies, 16-5, BOVS show, WHA mark to at least point host Maine Saturday in a Yankee Conference game. in his last 20 games. i PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Feb. 21, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Fri,, Feb. 21, 1975 — PAGE FIFTEEN Help Wanted 13 Hornet For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 HAPPY ADS PART-’TIME cafeteria helper CHARMING SIX-ROOM Cape, to assist chef in preparation and fireplace, 1 1/2 baths, garage, MANCHESTER - Reduced to dispensing of food five days a fenced yard. Low 30’s. By SENTRY $28,900. Seven room older week, 4 hours daily. Call Mr. What is your Property Worth? owner, 646-3823. Real Estate Colonial. Located on west side. CUT THIS AD OUT m T Cooper, 568-2020. ’Three bedrooms, large dining We will inspect your property and suggest MANCHESTER vicinity - room, kitchen and den. Walk to TO KEEP US HANDY! S I SECOND SHIFT supervisor an asking price. (No obligation.) Sparkli clean 7-room Raised school. Zinsser Agency, 646- daniel f. reale MIS | needed full-time, thread Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY!!! Ranch, I 1/2 baths, fireplace. ■ ■ rinder experience. Call'now. garage, 332’ lot, great garden She HeraUt obseekers 568-1070. area. Onl; “ ‘,500. Keith Real i VERNON - Six room Cape on 1 I f BETCHAI Estate, 4126, 649-1922. 1/4 acres plus large heated Business Opportunity 14 PASEK REALTORS - MLS barn. Three bedrooms, eat-in Batcha If you've been looking for a while you’ll be so CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING kitchen, dining room, garage. happy you callod us about this nowly listed 8W-room i GREETING CARD Shop - 289-7475 — EAST HARTFORD nts' ^-i I ^ Offers many possibilities. Low Ranch. It’s neat ’n tidy and only $34,989. 40s. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. Excellent location in new, large 742-8243 - COVENTRY te r n ■ a ... Someone Manchester shopping center. I Member National Assoc, of Real Estate Boards also I Edmund Gorman, Agency, 646- member of the Hartford, Manchester and Vernon Multiple | PLUSH NEW LISTING — 5-room Condominium in ManchMtor. | may have tent y< 4040. [ Listing Service. Manchester King-sized master bedroom, fully appllanced kitchen, a happy odl PHONE 643-2711 Completely remodeled, six NEW TO MARKET carpeting. Only $29,9881 LAMPS and lighting fixtures room Colonial, all wall-to- Four-bedroom Colonial, 2V!i baths, pan­ * eled family room with sliding glass doors ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I business with large snowroom, wall, 3 bedrooms, family sized located in Vernon. Edmund to patio, equipped kitchen, carefree EAST HARTFORD — 6-room Cape. 3 bedrooms, full | FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD HEBRON aluminum siding, very desirable Gorman, Agency, 646-4040. MANCHESTER - Six month kitchen, walk to grade school. S S \ ¥ neighborhood. 50's. Call Maryann Culllna basement, alum, storma and screent, carport. Should bo :j:i Happiness Is... new, prime west side location, Help Wanted 13 **PRIVACY** Central Manchester location. 633-1S26. I teen for only $32,566. :;:;Attendlng the 3rd Annual $ 5-5 D uplex, 1 1/2 b ath s, J. WATSON SUCH REAL ESTATE Lost and Found 1 INDEX MANCHESTER - Operating In a condominium? Yes, in ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ S POLICEMAN’S BALL ^ REAL ESTATE expanding of­ luncheonette in excellent down­ hardwood floors, aluminum $29,9p6lj 193 L Center SL, Manchester U7-9139 NOTICES this beautiful 2 bedroom, 1% siding, high 50’s. Hayes Cor­ DWNER ANXIDUS NEW HDMES Equal Housing Opportunity NEW LISTIN&C-V& ___ _ 8t.vtAYtl-bedroom Cape. S April h'2, 9-2 I LOST - Small black toy type dog fice looking for qualified town location. Ownef may take 1 — Lo«l ind Found back some financing. F. J. bath duplex with a family poration, 646-0131. Seven-room Raised Ranch, fireplaced living room, family Now under construction. Custom crafted to meet your I Fireplace, CfivW — condl- Manchester Armory | and medium sized red dog. Both 2 — Personals licensed full-time salesperson. room finished in bam board. specifications. Many models to choose from. Treed lots, all 3 —* Announcements Call for confidential interview. Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. room, 1 'A baths, acre plus lot. Only $37,500. Call 872-7311 I tlon.$33,9Siy males. North Covent^ area, Full carpeting and kitchen VERNON - Boulder Ridge, Call underground utilities. Walk to golf course. Call for details. could have wandered. M2-9157. 4 — Entertainment ^ADVERTISING^ F. J. Spilecki Realtor, 643-2121. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - Redwood I ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5 — Auctions appliances. Acres of woods, U&R Raised Ranch, three WARREN E. 289-4331. Farms - Large nine room □ REAL ESTATE all for $27,200. large bedrooms, beamed Raised Ranch set onlovely 3-FAMILY — One 4-room apt. and two 3-room apts. FINANCIAL RATES RUNNING OUT of time job cathedral ceiling and fieldstone I Monthly Income of $435. Good Investment for only 0 •— Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages hunting? We’ve hundreds of NEW LISTING wooded lot. Three full baths, 9 — Personal Loans 1 day 9c word per day fireplace in living room, two positions open now. Call HDWLAND Seven-room Ranch. Walking distance to Columbia Lake. fireplaced family room, five I $34,988. 10 — Insurance 3 days . 8c word per day Homes For Sale 23 baths, 2-car garage, storm win­ Realtors 6 43 -1 10 8 Two fireplaces, one-car garage, breakfast room plus for­ bedrooms, garage. $51,900. 6 days ... 7e word per day Jobseekers, 568-1070. M E R R i n j ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ OFFICE POSITION , EMPLOYMENT dows, large wooded lot", mal dining area. Call 872-7311. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. 13 — Help Wanted 26 days 6c word per day MANCHESTER - Newer 3- Wga/Jgg^^ 846J1^ I BRAND NEW COLONIAL — 6 roomi with floor to colling MEN WANTED - Age 17 to 28, professional landscaping. 14 — Business Opportunities 15 WORD MINIMUM bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, Priced below replacement cost. I raised hearth fireplace. Extra-large matter bedroom, Long established Manchester firm Is seeking a par­ 15 — Situation Wanted full or part-time. No experience LARGE Seven-room Colonial, 1 SENTRY JUST REDUCED H a p p y A d s ...... $2.00 in ch possible 4th bedroom, con­ * hardwood floors, 1 Vi bathe, appllanced kitchen. $41,968. son with a thorough knowledge of credit and collec­ necessary. Earn while you $49,000. Immediate occupancy. 1/2 baths, aluminum siding, Professionally landscaped 3- EDUCATION venient location. $35,900. Paul MANCHESTER - New family Call owner after 5 p.m., 872- Real Estate Services learn, if qualified. Good fringe , treed lot, $48,500. bedrqom oversized Ranch, I ir -k -k ir ir tion procedures and a solid bookkeeping 18 — Private instructions W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. Colonial, aluminum siding, 9309. RANCH prestige area, 2 fireplaces, background. Excellent working conditions and a 19 — Schools-Classes benefits. Call the Marines, 649- three bedrooms, bath and B IS Agency, 64^3166. 351 Marline Rd. 29 Connecticut Blvd. I DUPLEX 5 & 5 — 3 years old. Aluminum elded, 3 20 — Instructions Wanted Best buy around. Six-year-young aluminum sided Ranch family room, closets galore, 6485. lavatory, oversized modern I bedrooms on each side, and 1 Vz baths. $42,888. fine program of employe benefits. Reply, with a BOLTON - Four-bedroom 3 ACADEMY STREET - Over­ $19,900 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 on cul-de-sac, fireplaced living room, eat-ln kitchen, 3 Vernon — 872-7311 East Hartford — 289-4331 huge screened in deck REAL ESTATE Ranch set on 3/4 acre treed lot. kitchen, built-ins, 24’ combina­ sized Colonial-Cape, 6 rooms, 1 overlooks private wooded I k k k k k resume and stating your full qualifications to Box 23 — Homes lor Sale PERKY PEOPLE wanted to tion dining and play room, gar­ baths, stove, refrigerator, Mr- bedrooms, full basement, gas heat, city utilities. Call 289- 24 — Lots-Land for Sale Fireplaced living room, rec 1/2 baths, 21’ living room with REALTOR — MLS backyard. Call us today. IN-GROUND POOL — cornea with this 6-room one-year- TT, The Manchester Evening Herald. sell, many openings, full, part- age, just right lot, conveniently age, nearly two acres. Hutchins 4331. I 25 — Investment Property room, dining room, eat-in fireplace, large dining room Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. Vernon Board, of Realtors, Manchester Board of Realtors, Jackston Agency, 646-1316. old Colonial. 2-zone heat, large closets, 2W batha, and 26 — Business Property time. Call Jobseekers, 568-1070. located. ’Trade of your present I kitchen plus garage. High 30’s. with corner cupboard, eat-in Hartford Board of Realtors 27 — Resort Property Open weekends. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. home considered. Donald S. I one-car garage. 28 — Real Estate Wanted kitchen, built-ins in bedrooms, MANCHESTER - Striking 4- Gale, Realty Co., Realtors, large walk-in attic off master Offered by the I k k k k k MISC. SERVICES PART-TIME, experienced hair­ MLS, 289-7939. bedroom Contemporary, 2 1/2 NOTICE 7 3/4% MORTGAGE available bedroom, full cellar, ome-car baths, panoramic view of Hart­ FOUR FAMILY IN MANCHESTER — two 4-room apte., 31 — Services Offered dresser needed. Call 649-5224. to qualified buyer. New 7 room I BOARD OF DIRECTORS 32 — Painting-Papering garage, patio in rear, comer ford skyline, sunken patio, 2-car one 6-room apt., and one 3-room apt. Income over $766 Raised Ranch, 2 1/2 baths, EAST HARTFORD TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 33 — Building-Contracting JOBSEEKERS open weekends lot, move-in condition for $39,- garage. 60’s. Warren E. MANCHESTER VICINITY PHILBRICK I per month. Asking only $52,588. 34 — Roofing-Siding fireplace, two-car garage. $52,- YDUR DECLARATIDN 900. Call C. E. Lamson Agency, Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of 35 — Heating-Plumbing 9-5, hundreds of openings to 900. Frechette & Martin, Inc. 633-0227. WHY RENT? 36 — Flooring choose from. Call 568-1070. EXCEPTIONAL Manchester, Connecticut, met in the Hearing Room at the Mun- Realtors, 646-4144. DF INDEPENDENCE S. B.M . has Become your own landlord { LIST YOUR HOUSE IN . . . 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage SUCESSFULLY selling your cipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut, 30 — Services Wanted and collect rents from others. AGENCY BY OWNER - Manchester, An- PART-TIME cook, No More LandlordsI home is as important to us as it 3-FA M ILY Tuesday, February 11,1975 at 8:00 P.M. and voted in favor of a □ FINANCIAL saldi built Colonial. Lookout Aluminum sided duplex just MISC. FOR SALE experienced, evening meals for CONDOMINIUM - three is to you. Call now - let us 1 6 huge rooms downstairs and 2 TOLLAND — Authentic This gracious Colonial with a motion to revise the quarterly charges for sewer service in 41 — Articles for Sale bedrooms, three baths, rec Mountain area. Excellent con­ listed, one side features two I REALE’S CORNER single household, Bolton area. front-to-back living room has explain the services we offer. three-room apartments up­ period Restoration. Main excess of the amount allotted with the minimum charge as 42 — Building Supplies B6nds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 room, den, living room, dining dition, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, Odegard Realty, 643-4365. bedrooms and the other side I 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 43 — Pels -Birds- Dogs Own transportation. Telephone lovely fireplace, formal screened porch, double garage. MORTGAGE Money stairs. Fine condition in nice house built 1806, ell circa 1717. follows: 44 — Livestock evenings 649-7115. room, kitchen, all appliances. y has three. Separate gas fur­ neighborhood. Appliances in­ “For the next first 10,000 c.t...... $0.41 per 100 c.f. 45 — Boats & Accessories Mid 30’s. Frechette & Martin,' dining room, den and an eat-in Principals only. 60’s. 643-1839. Eight rooms, two baths, five MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd cluded, parking provided. naces, pleasant corner lot. For the next 40,000 c.f...... 0.36 per 100 c.f. 46 — Sporting Goods STILL LOOKING? We have Inc, Realtors, 646-4144. kitchen chuck full of cabinets, MANCHESTER As Little as 5%Down Priced to sell at $31,900. working fireplaces, two 47 — Garden Productr mortgages — interim financing three large bedrooms. Oh, barns, ten acres. Call for For the next 1,286,720 c.f...... 0.26 per 100 c.f. 48 — Antiques — expeditious and confidential full, part-time openings. TIRED OF TRANSPORTING Real Estate Wanted 28 49 -- Wanted to Buy Jobseekers complete employ­ yes, a horse barn and corral $ 4 8 ,9 0 0 details. MANCHESTER - Charming For the next 1,336,720 c.f...... 0.96 per 1000 c.f. service, J.D. Real Estate YOUR CHILDREN HERE Up to 30 Years to Repay older six room home, centrally For the next 1,336,720 c.f.....0.87 per 1000 c.f. RENTALS ment service,open weekends. on an additional acre of land. ★ CDLDNIALS ★ RANCH — with gorgeous Assoc. 646-1980. C olonials AND THERE? _ _ EQUAL EXCEPTIONAL located in mint condition. New SELLING? All in excess of 4,010.160 c.f...... 0.82 per 1000 c.f. 52 — Rooms for Rent ■^-1070. Central. view. Large living room with 53 — Apartments for Rent VERNON - Immaculate 8- EAST HARTFORD - Here is a 4-bedroom Dutch INVESTMENT kitchen, ceramic bath, three Please feel free to call! The above charges were filed in the office of the Town Clerk on 6 4 6 -1 7 0 0 beamed cathedral ceilings 54 — Hqmes for Rent MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, Elegant 4-bedroom Dutch Colonial, conveniently located bedrooms, plus 2-car garage. We will be delighted to - February 18, 1975 and will become effective on March 1, 1975. 55 — Business lor Rent DUTCHMAID Clothing looking JCeitli Real Estate WARREN E. W/ and fireplace, formal dining Mid 30s. Zinsser Agency, 646- 56 — Resort Property for Rent cond, third. All kinds. Realty nicely wooded lot, off Merllne Colonial, first-floor family where your children could Such charges will be due and payable to the Collector of Revenue for you. Short hours, good pay, = l $ $ room, fully equipped kitchen 1511. • Estimate a sales price. 57 — Wanted to Rent statewide. Credit rating un­ Drive. Priced to sell at $52,- 649-1922 646-4126 room, aluminum siding, im­ walk to most activities. Home • Explain what should be done • things within thirty (30) days of the due date as billed by the Town under 58 — Misc. for Rent will train you. Jessie Dunnack, with sliding glass doors to necessary. Reasonable. Con­ 423-4216. 90g maculate. Check these features large rooms with you should at least know about. the direction of the Superintendent of the Water and Sewer fidential, quick arrangements.. HOWLAND deck. Huge family room with MANCHESTER - Four room • Answer any questions. AUTOMOTIVE BLUE RIDGE AREA in taxes' many special features and has Department. Any appeals from the above charges must be taken 51 — A utos fo r Safe Alvin Lundy Agenev. 527-7971. avings ank Realtors 6 4 3 -1 1 0 8 stone fireplace, two full baths. home, centrally located, just MANCHESTER - Reduced to S B The service is free, and we enjoy doing 52 — Trupks for Sale NURSE’S AIDES for all shifts. Manchester - 8-room U&R SOUTH FARMS - Charming a gracious quality about it all. 647-1419 redecorated, wall-to-wall within twenty-one (21) days of February 18, 1975. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ $49,900. Four bedroom, center it for you. There is no obligation at all! 53 — Heavy Equipment for Sale Full-time or part-time. Only the built Colonial with 4 Colonial Cape, aluminum Lccated on landscaped comer SPRING ST. AREA - Raised carpet thoroughout. Walpole Mrs. Phyllis Jackston, Secretary 54 — Motorcycles-Bicycles ford. Evenings, 233-6879. hall Colonial, in prime area of experienced need apply. bedrooms, 2% baths, on ap­ lot. Out of state owner has to ranch, 8 rooms, 3 or 4 fenced back yard. $27,500. Call Board of Directors 55 — Campers-Traiters-Mobile older homes, 11/2 baths, large siding, fireplaced family ODEGARD H om es Highest starting salary in the proximately acre lot, heavily 6 anchester 649-1382. room, 2-car garage, many sell. OF M bedrooms, 2'/z baths, wool Manchester, Connecticut area. Liberal fringe benefits. fireplaced living room, family 56 — Automotive Service wooded. Mid 60’s. room, eat-in kitchen, 2-car gar­ extras. Evenings. Vic Mauluc- carpeting throughout, family REALTY Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 18th day of February, 57 — Autos for Rent-Lease Apply in person East Hartford . WHEN YOU THINK REAL ESTATE Lots-Land For Sale 24 1975.______Convalescent Home, 745 Main age. Many extras including ci, 646-8235. room with fireplace, patio,- I 643-4365 □ EMPLOYMENT Street, East Hartford. T.J. CROCKETT carpeting, pantry with laundry M C C AREA — Gracious MANCHESTER & VICINITY large deck, electric garage HEBRON - 200 acres of wood NOTICE Lost and Found R e a lto rs 643-1577 and pool. Private sale. 646-4235. Garrison Colonial, recently ! THINK doors. Built in 1971. $56,900. lands and open fields on Route 85 and Old Colchester Road. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Help Wanted 13 CUSTODIAN - Experienced, $38,500 for this oversized U&R decorated, half acre country GARRISON COLONIAL, eat- art-time evenings, setting, immaculate. $32,900 — 6 room Cape (one unfinished) on nice acre |9Uacic\:iard & tiLosseUo | in kitchen, formal dining Owner interested in financing. □ MISC. SERVICES TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT CaM on wooded lot at Bolton- Edmund Gorman Agency, 646- READINGS TOOL MAKERS - All-around anchester. Call 643-5691, 2-6 PRICE REDUCED - Great lot, Heoron line. Full dormer, Evenings. Dick Behrmann, lot with 2 car garage and outbuilding. Immedi­ room, front-to-back living $9,000 — Completely equipped operating pizza I 4040. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD OF By MISS MARY machinists and Bridgeport p.m. possible 8 rooms, 2-car garage. hardwood floors, stained 528-2447. ate occupancyll room with fireplace, four operators. Top wages, fringe Look at this price, $35,900. business. Services Offered 31 DIRECTORS, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT, woodwork, walk-out basement, 647-1419 bedrooms, I'/z baths, screened ANDOVER - Three home sites. EAST HARTFORD benefits and overtime. DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full­ Frechette & Martin,Inc. fireplaced living.room, formal $37,900 — Full shed dormered Cape, 2 baths, fireplaced MET IN THE HEARING ROOM AT THE MUNICIPAL HANDWRITING ANALYST porch, 2-car garage, $45,900 Nine high, wooded acres, $16,- SHARPENING Service - Experience preferred. Apply at time, career oriented person Realtors, 646-4144. dining room, three large it: PASEK it: living room, enclosed screened porch, alumi­ I $32,500 — Neat, clean, 5-room Cape. Huge living room, ■ BUILDING, 41 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER, CARD READING Saws, knives, axes, shears, Paragon Tool Company, 121, with no heavy home respon­ bedrooms. No agents please. 289 -7 47 5 num elding, garage. 000. 4 1/2 acres of sprawling CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1975, AT 8:00 Will h«lp with all problcmi. Realtors — MANCHESTER - Two family car port, treed lot. Wall-to-wall carpeting. CONTEMPORARY Raised oaks, 366’ of frontage, $15,000. skates, rotary blades. Quick Adams Street. sibilities, chairside and office ENFIELD - New homes by S. 643-8530. Ranch — Large, modern P.M. AND VOTED IN FAVOR OF A MOTION TO REVISE L. Starr. 7%%, $35,900. Bank duplex located on West Side. $38,909 — 7 room Colonial In top condition. First floor 4.9 sloping, wooded acres, $13,- service. Capitol Equipment routine. Reeply tto Box R, Large kitchen, living room, 2 or I $33,900 — The most Immaculate 5Vz room Cape ever. | kitchen with pantry, formal Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. PARAGRAPH IV, WATER AND SEWER CONNECTION Call for Appolntmant PHONE FROM home to ser­ Manchester Herald. financing available. Ranches, family room, wall to wall carpeting, fireplaced 500. Warren E. Howland, CHARGES OF THE RULES FOR ASSESSMENT OF SANITARY 289-5292 vice our customers for super Colonial and Raised Ranches. 3 bMrooms. High 30s. Zinsser living room, huge dining room, 3 good sized Fireplace, carpeting, gas grill, treed lot. i dining room with built-ins, Realtors, 643-1108. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday SEWER CONSTRUCTION, AS FOLLOWS: earnings. Choose own hours. Each home includes colonial Agency, 646-1511. living room with cathedral 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- WANTED pre-school teacher to bedroome, 3 car garage. $34,900 — Newly Hated. 7 room Condo. 4 baths, Im- 7958. Complete Installation Call 647-1810. work in a nursery school mor­ stained woodwork, selected oak MANCHESTER ceiling and fieldstone Investment Property 25 LOST - Passbook No. 25- floors, raised hearth fireplace, MANCHESTER - New 3- $41,500 — 3 bedroom Rockledge” section ■_ maculate, all offers considered. . fi 'eplace from floor to ceiling, nings only. Monday-Friday. ’’ SEWER by Town Forces 0120991, Savings Department of bedroom custom Ranch, 2 B ZONE property, six room REWEAVING burns, holes. 6” connection - up to 40’ ...... ?450/connection INSPECTORS - For final in­ send resume to P.O. Box 1050, built-in oven and range, CONDOMINIUM - 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2Vz baths. Enjoy of Manches ^y.inmedlate occupancyll I $36,900 — Newly listed, brick front ranch, 3 bedrooms, redwood paneling, four the Connecticut Bank & Trust spection, minimum five years baths, aluminum siding, double house, formerly•ly 2-fi2'-family, plus Zippers, umbrellas repaired. in excess of 40’ ...... 12/foot Manchester, Conn. kitchenl exhaust fan, full con­ your home and let someone else worry about ■ fireplace, full basement, clean as a whistle. I bedrooms, 2 full baths, large Window shades, Venetian Co. Application made for pay­ experience aircraft parts, crete basement, aluminum garage, excellent $42,900 — Unique, new 7 room Raised Ranch; beamed over 4,000 squareiqii foot building. snow removal and cutting the lawn. family room with fireplace blinds. Keys. TV for rent. 8’’ connection - up to 40’ ...... $550/connection ment. nights and days. All benefits. siding, amesite driveway. Fully neighborhood. $47,900. Hayes cathedral ceilings, 2 baths, bulll-lne, carpet­ $38,900 — Newly listed, 7-room Colonial, fireplace, gar- I central, good for small contrac- Corporation, 646i-0131. den or library, 5 sliding glass Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. in excess of 40’ ...... 14/foot Dean Machine Products, Inc., ABLE AMBULANCE driver - deocorated. You pick the NEW GARRISON COLONIAL - 3 bedrooms, 2'A baths, ing, rec room with fireplace, 2 garages. Owner age, located off Princeton Street. Beautiful treed lot. tor, plumber, electrician etc. 6” lateral Installed in right of w ay...... 12/foot FOUND - Shepherd type, tan 102 Colonial Rd, Manchester. positions now available, full, doors, 2 large decks, 2-car Ix)w 50’s. Keith Real Estate, colors. City water and city aluminum siding, convenient to everything. will assist with mortgage. MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. 8” lateral installed in right of w ay...... 14/foot female dog. Call Dog Warden, Equal opportunity employer. part-time. Call Jobseekers 568- sewers, plus much more. MANCHESTER - Four room I garage, large lot. $68,500. 649-1922, 646-4126. 646-4555. 1070. CAPE - 7 rooms,-2 full baths, rear dormer, oversized 2-car (doll house) with wall-to-wall $43,900 — 4 bedroom Colonial on well treed lot. Huge $39,900 — Just listed, 7-room Country Raised Ranch, I Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Septic tank discharge at Sewage Treatment Plant 10/load Prices starting at $35,900. For CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12- spraying. Fully insured. BABYSITTER wanted-part- information or appointment garage, treed lot, good area. carpet throughout. Remodeled kitchen, large formal dining room, IVz baths, fireplace, double garage, acre lot, clean. Dutch front. Business Property 26 FOUND - Mongrel dog, white room antique Colonial com­ Licensed. Free estimates. WATER: time days, five days per week, NO WEEKENDS!! call Enfield 1-749-2741,745-4807. kitchen, beamed ceiling in fireplaced living room, garage. This Is a must with brown head, male. Call COLONIAL CAPE - 8 large rooms, 2-car attached ga­ $39,900 — New 6-room, IVz baths, aluminum sided I Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. 1” connection ...... $350 Keeney Street area only. 647- Housekeeper, live-in, own living room, two bedrooms, full I pletely restored and in MANCHESTER - Main Street, Dog Warden, 646-4555. basement. Asking $26,900. teal Colonial. ASSUMABl.E 8Vi% mortgage. $8,488 down. I business zoned, four family, 1V4” connection ...... 380 9072. room, care for toddler. Start rage, large lot, immediate occupancy, prime excellent condition. 4 now. Call Jobseekers 568-1070. NEW 7 ROOM RAISED RANCH area. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. $45,900 — Snappy, 8 room Raised .Ranch on beautiful fireplaces, 2Vz baths, incomp- city utilities, level lot, $600 TREE SERVICE (Soucier) IVi” connection ...... 420 FOUND - Poodle, dark gray $41,500 — Just listed. Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2-famlly, Trees cut, trimmed or topped, treed lot. 4 bedrooms, 2W baths, bullt-lns, I producing 3-room studio monthly inceme. $47,900. Hayes 2” connection ...... 500 female. Call Dog Warden, 646- COLONIAL - Circa 1850,10 rooms, acre lot with orchard ■ stucco-exterior, double garage, convenient location. I Corp. 646-0131. stumps removed, fully insured. WOMAN TO care for 10-month Aluminum siding, garage, 2 plush carpeting, rec room with fireplace, ga- apartment and 2-room antique Above 2’’ - direct cost, plus 157o for engineering and administra­ 4555. GIRLS OVER 18 boy, days. Middle-aged woman raised hearth fireplaces, 2 and gardens. Got a tree problem? Well worth Applications being taken for rage. $44.!ino — Immaculate 7-room raised ranch, stone shop. a phone call. 742-8252. tion. preferred. References baths, carpeting throughout. LUNCHEONETTE - Downtown location. Owner may lake BEST BUYS Real Estate Wanted 28 FOUND - Collie type, tan and counter and cashier work. required. Call 643-0804 after 6 r - n e q u a l HOUSING OPPORTUNITY I« fireplace, round kitchen, sunken living room & dining BOLTON - Beautiful Ansaldi- ’The above charges include the cost of labor, tools, material, Oil hot water baseboard heat, white male dog. Call Dog Speed and appearance impor­ p.m. back some financing. H room and Roman bath. built Raised Ranch, on, acre CUSTOM MADE Draperies, equipment, administration, engineering, and inspection. IVz acre treed lot. Only $41,- ALL CASH for your property Warden, 646-4555. tant. Hours' 3-10, Monday- TWO FAMILY treed lot, brick front, within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, very reasonable work 900 Six-Six Dupiex in center ofj 1 ^ . Call our Manchester Office - 649-5306 e w u h iib k I $45,500 — New 8-room Raised Ranch. Fireplace, dou- guaranteed, call anytime. 649- PARTIAL INSTALLATION BY TOWN FORCES: Friday. Apply between 10-6 FLAIR WITH figures? F. J. SPILECKI plastered walls, 4 bedrooms, 2 instant service. Hayes Agency, Personals 2 Saleswoman needed part-time, FIANO AGENCY - 646-5200 town. New roof, gutters, new ble garage, city utilities. 7%% MORTGAGE. 646-0131. 4266. Town furnishes connection material and makes installation to HARTFORD ROAD □ bath, shower. Wali-to-wail, BARROWS & WALLACE fireplaces, one full, two half figure salon. Excellent salary. $48,000 — 7 room, 2 'h bath, aluminum sided. Raised baths, rec room with wet bar, property line. Contractor does excavating, backfyi, and pave­ INCOME tax returns prepared Background necessary. Realtor separate heating systems, | Manchester New Haven Hartford TWO HANDYMEN - will clean DAIRY QUEEN 6 4 3 -2 1 2 1 Ranch. Ferguson Road. Aeeumabla 7%% mortgage. enclosed heated porch, 2-car WE WILL buy your house. Call ment repair. in the privacy of your home Call 684 HARTFORD ROAD 649-5306 397-1515______728-6915 I attics and cellars, light Jobseekers 568-1070. anytime, Hutchins Agency, VERNON - Almost new, three tenants pay utiiities and heat. trucking, reasonable rates, 643- 1” connection ...... $180 Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or 525- High monthly Income. Call I $51,450 — New, 8-room Split. Double garage. 7%% garage, $59,000. Realtors, 646-3166. IV4” connection ...... 210 8263. bedroom Ranch, 2-car garage, 2 MORTGAGE AVAILABLE. 4 bedroome. 5305. HANDY WITH hair? Licensed, baths, big wood^ lot. Fantastic EXCLUSIVE OFFERINGS BY- ____ Joe. Lombardo for morel TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 5-5, IVi” connection ...... 250 experienced hairdresser, own INCOME TAX preparation - view of Connecticut Valley. J. tNATSDN BEACH REAL ESTATE CD. details. SELLING your house? Call us 2’’ connection ...... 330 clients. Call Jobseekers 568- ■M M2,900 — 8-room, 2’A bath Colonial. Fireplace, double three years old, IVz baths, first and we’ll make you a cash ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ your home or mine.. AVON- A Friendly Personality Fully carpeted and mamificent More Than 45 Years Service in Eastern Connecticut U&R BETTER BUYS ■ garage. 7%% MORTGAGE. AVAILABLE NOWI aluminum siding,'good invest­ eling, rec rooms, offices, Above 2’’ - direct cost, plus 15% for engineering and administra­ Reasonable. By Danny Byram, is all you need to begin selling 1070. appointments. Immemate oc­ offer. One day service. T. J. $ 40,500 - Immaculale 5 room Capa, Vh balha, braazaway, attachad ga- ment at $53,900. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. household repairs. Phone 649- tion. 649-5096. beautiful fragrances, jewelry, cupancy. 50s. Warren E. TWO-FAMILY B $54,000 — Brand new 5-5 Duplex, V h bathe, all 4594. cosmetics and family products. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. raga. ConvanlanI location. 5-6 Flats. Recently painted aluminum. ASSUMABLE 9'A%, 38-YEAR MORTGAGE. MANCHESTER. - Raised The above charges include the cost of labor, tools, material, Business Opportunity $ 42,900-7 room Ralaad Ranch, apotlaaa condition. Firaplacad family $32,009 — Hartford, south end, 3-famlly. Good Income. TAX RETURNS and accoun­ You can be your own boss on 14 outside. Two heating Ranch, 7 rooms on large lot, IMMEDIATE CASH for your equipment, administration, engineering, and inspection, except room. Excaptlonal valua. $50,000 — 7-room Ranch, all large rooms, double gar­ property. Let us explain our BUILDING and remodeling - ting done professionally. your own time. Interested? Call MANCHESTER - Just reduced. systems. Copper plumbing. $37,809 — East Hartford, 6-room Ranch, swimming pool. 166x252. Two fireplaces, Kitchens, bathrooms, family the work outlined above as the contractor’s responsibility. In a $ 53,000 -10 room Colonial (circa 1720).convartad to 2 apartmanta. Cloaa age. I'rofesslonally landscaped lot. Aluminum aiding. fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, Reasonable rates. Confidential. 523-9401. Center Street, 3-family in Aluminum storms andj I sliding glass doors to large rooms, garages, roofing and new subdivision or where a developer must install a new water or to UCONN. $41,000 — Bolton, 7-room Ranch, first floor family room. 647-1413. Experienced. Call Dan Hickey, business zone II. Ideal for screens. Garage. Close to $57,300 — Large 8-room, 2W bath Colonial, aluminum deck, large family room, 2-car gutters. Free estimates. Paul sewer main, the developer will install all water and sewer RELIABLE middle-aged man, professional offices or commer­ $ 72,500 • 9 room cuatom built Ranch, 2 batha, 2-car garaga. Cantral vac 649-9145. ayatam. In-ground pool. everything near center of $43,500 — South Windsor, 7'/4-room Split, treed lot. elding, carpeting, double garage, 7%% MORTGAGE. garage, $44,900. S. Matarazzo, 875-0509. facilities, including house connections, at his expense in ac­ semi-retired accepUible, handy cial expansion. Owner anxious MAY WE BUY your home? with tools, must be in good $ 73,500 - 8 room, 2W bath brick and Irama Colonial bulll by U&R. Ex- town, Owner may help with | _ $ 5 9 ,^ — New 6-S Duplex, glass doors to sundeck, 3 Quick, fair, all cash and no cordance with the specifications of the Water and Sewer Depart­ INCOME TAX returns for quick sale. LaPenta Agen­ qulaltaly dacoratad. PIcturaaqua aatting on gulat aatting In $45,500 — Coventry, 7-room Raised Ranch, one acre plus. I CONDOMINIUM-6 rooms, 3 WILL TRUCK most anything, financing. problems. Call Warren E. ment. Under all conditions where work in a street on a water or prepared in your home. sical health. Must have car, cy, Realtor, 646-2440. I bedrooms, alum, siding, nice lot, city utilities. bedrooms, 2% baths, wall-to- most anv place for below ! to work without supervi­ Foraat Hllla. $53,000 — Vernon, Boulder Ridge, new Raised Ranch. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. sewer project is entirely completed by private contractor, a Reasonable, Call H.H. Wilson, a $ 74,500 - 8 room U&R built Exacutiva homa. Firaplacad iamlly room and B $50i900 — Immaculate 8W room Colonial, located In wall carpeting! modern reasonable prices. Free es­ 649-6506. sion. Good pay for right man. SIX-ROOM RANCH timates. Call 646-4303. charge of $20.00 for each connection shall be paid at the time of COVENTRY living room, 4 badrooma, Vh batha. Prima raaldantlal araa with $55,000 — Manchester, Kennedy Rd., new 7-room Ranch. 2 Forest Tlllle. 18x32' ^o l, double garage, treed lot. kitchen with built-ins, finished CASH FOR HOUSES. Why hang References may be required. lantaatic vlaw. Three bedrooms, garage, | permit application to cover the cost of engineering, administra­ Call after 6 p.m., 643-0565 or $01,000 — Executive 9’/i room Colonial, magnificent rec room, central air- fire when you want to sell? WIN A FREE dinner from the ••1DD YARDS** $ 82,500 - Spacloua 10 room, Vh bath Exacutiva homa. Cuatom built In deep treed yard. Peaceful, $55,500 — Vernon, B-room Chalet. Immediate occupancy. I DRESSMAKING - Everything tion, and inspection. Manchester Green Flea 633-7863. I entrance foyer. 7Yi% MORTGAGE AVAILABLE. conditioning, $32,500. There’s a bigger demand for q>« tmin twMif To private beach from this 1987. Quality faaturaa thruout. Firaplacad living room, Iamlly quiet street. Aluminum your house than you think. Let from pants to bridal gowns. In addition to the above costs, if the connection involves the Market. Drawing eve^ Satur­ room, dan. $58,900 — Rlsley Rd., Vernon, one year old, 8-room Co­ FARM — 50 acres, mostly Reasonable rates. Call 643-5973 PERSON with enthusiasm and immaculate 7-room Ranch, 3 storms and screens. VA $66,500 — New listed contemporary Raised Ranch on us bring in qualified prospects. excavation of rock or removal and replacement of cement con­ day and Sunday. Open Saturday $ 89,500 -11 room, S'h bath RESTORED Colonial (circa 1740) on 18 acraa. baths. Truly an unusual value lonial. Blue Ridge Drive, 8 rooms, carpeting. Inspiring view. cleared and level land, 8 room weekdays after 5, Saturday & and Sunday 10-5. 519 East Mid­ dynamic personality for or 4 bedrooms, floor to ceiling Barn, pond, mill pond aludio, brook. Outatanding homa and Or - weTl buy it ourselves. Call crete pavement (excluding sidewalks, curb, etc.) an extra charge In the mid-thirtles. Ask for| house, barn, two large poultry Sunday before 1. dle Turnpike (Old Bezzinl telephone sales. No experience fireplace opens to den and aatting. $58,900 — Manchester, 4-bedroom Raised Ranch. Forest Keith Real Estate 646-4126 or shall be levied that will be based on the direct cost of labor or Let u s put you Mr. Mathew. I houses, 2-car garage. 649-1922. necessary. Call M. O’Brien at living room, lovely eat-in removal and replacement of these materials, including equip­ Building), Manchester Green. $ 91,000 - 8 room, I'h bath WILLIAMSBURG DUTCH aal on 3 acraa. Enor- Hills area. CLEANING SERVICE for 646-8160 or 646-4260 after 1 p.m,, In the kitchen. All this on a Y4 acre ' moua kitchan loadad with cupboarda and bullt-lna. Idaal for ment and materials, plus 15% for engineering and administra­ BOLTON — Circa 1760 classic stores, factories, offices, TAX SERVICES - For in­ Monday-Friday. Driver’s Seatl treed private lot. $32,900 horaaa. FIVE GARAGES $62,000 — Vernon, Boulder Ridge, new 8-room Colonial. SOUTHVIEW -At DPEN SUNDAY 1-3 center chimney Colonial. homes, schools. Also window tion. NEW SUSDIVISION OF CUSTOM DUPLEX HOMES. FEATURINO: dividuals and corporations. Money maker ready to go. 8100.000 - 15-room Victorian, 10 HraplaGaa, original panaling. Exeatlant' Go with this business zoned | Exceptional raised paneling, cleaning. “Special rates to Home service. Call 563-4643. PERSON to perform general condition throughout. and Immaculate large two- $66,800 — Keeney St., Manchester. Custom executive 8'A _ UNDERGROUND UTILITIES, SIDEWALKS, AND OPEN SPACE LAND. Senior (fitizens.” No job too big RECOVERY OF EXCESSIVE COSTS: housecleaning. One day a week. Low down payment. Earn room Split. ■ MORTGAGES ARE AVAILABLE AND QUALIFIED TENANTS beaded sheathing, wide pine ’The above listed charges are to be considered minimum. In the $118,000 - 8 room, 2 bath Rambling Ranch on nearly 14 baautHul acraa. Alao family. All garages rented for I or small. 649-7863, George. Auctions 5 Will consider after school stu­ $9,000 - $20,000 In Juat 7 MERRITT ■ SUPPLIED. PLEASE STOP “BUY” AND INVESTIGATE THIS IDEAL floors, original hardware, etc. Realtors 6 4 6 -1 16 0 3-atory barn-workahop-apartmant combo. Breathtaking vlaw of excellent extra Income. Two ■ FAMILY INVESTMENT. DIRECTIONS: HARTFORD ROAD TO event unusual depth, water table, or other conditions are en­ dent. Oakland Street area. Call months. Eetabllahed routes I $69,800 — South Windsor, Qreen Ridge, spacious 9-room Four fireplaces, new bath, Bzzzzzzzz In and ase our CONSERVE FUEL - Chimney countered, the actual costs of installation shall be charged to the 646-3236 after 5:30. ML Tom. separate gas heatlngj Raised Ranch. WILFRED ROAD. SHOWN DAILY BY APPOINTMENT. new furnaces, large barn. busy Bea. We’re ready, In Manchester, Rockville. 8125.000 - 9 room Colonial on enchanting 15 acraa. Swimming and flahing and fireplace heat reclaimers, developer. systems. Close to Main St. $44,500. willing and able to aeslat To be to ld at Unit can be seen 11 a.m. - 9 EAST HARTFORD - Custom ponda, watarfalla, plua fronlaga on atala-alockad river. $60,900 — Manchester, HIghwood Drive, new 8-room 2- Franklin fireplace inserts and KITCHEN HELP wanted - MORTGAGE RATES ARE DOWNII WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! you .in the eala or forced air dechillers for home, ’The above charges and regulations were filed in the office of the PUBLIC AUCTION Female, no experience p.m. Sat., Feb. 22 at the Raised Ranch, living room, $130,000 - 9 room Rambling Capa plua aaparata 5 room guaat houaa. Pond story. I TWO-FAMILY purchaae ol YOUR business and industry. Harold Town Clerk on February 18, 1975 and will become effective on ARCO station, 706 Main dining room, sliders to deck, and larga horaa barn with paddocka. All on 38 acanlc acraa. 7^4% - GNMA Thinking of Selling Your necessary. 8:30-2:30. Apply in Excallant Income potential. Just listed by Jack Dwyer. | ...Have ready buyara lor all types ol homea. If you’re J. Leese Supplies, Heat February 19, 1975. Such charges will be due and payable to the person, Fani’s Kitchen, 1015 Street, Manchester. king sized master bedroom, 2 8% - CHFA . Property? Call 'TODAY! property. 1972 TOYOTA CELICA $155,000 - 93-acra horaa farm, charming 8-room, 2 bath Colonial (Circa Upstairs flat Is furnished. thinking of sailing, call usi Reclaimer Division, 649-7627. Collector of Revenue within thirty (30) days of the due date as Main Street. NO UNEMPLOYMENT full baths, teenage or in-law 1 I)IRAZ1034996 apartment. Air-conditioned, 1790). Bam, larga flalda, 2 brooka, atone walla. Garage. A smaller two-family billed by the Town under the direction of the Superintendent of NO LAYOFFS _ 8^4% - CONVENTIONAL DICK’S SNOW Plowing - on March 7, 1975 at 10 a.m. WAITRESS WANTED - Mon­ excellent south end location. at a real budget price. Callj All types of financing avallaUa on tirasa honies. H ★★★★■#★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Specializing in serving the Water, and Sewer Department. Any appeals from the above If you cannot attend write or Sentry Real Estate, 289-4331. For appolntmant to Inapact plaaaa call Suzanna or Arthur Short-, 848-3233 Keith day through Friday Apply in Jack for more details. PMUmCK Rockledge and surrounding charges must be taken within twenty-one (21) days of February call... or Maryann Culllna, 833-1528. Buy now before prices Increase. 18, 1975. ' person, Fani’s Kitcl MANCHESTER - By owner. H Our office la In constant need of new listings. It you’re area. Driveways, sidewalks, Main Street. ^ 198 South Rd. Custom built Ranch set on 7/8 thinking ol selling, please call for confidential Inspection lot, sanding. 643-0002. Mrs. Phyllis Jackston, Secretary 'HERS/ MiEIICV Real Sstaie Farmington, acre treed lot. Two fireplaces, 1 J. WATSDN BEACH REAL ESTATE CD.^ and evaluation. We welcome and appreciate your Board of Directors FABULOUS FOREIGN BELFIOBE U&R REALTY CO. Conn. 1/2 baths, carpeting, finished jI Aea/fors-MLS ■business! REMEMI^EB, YOU DESERVE ONLY646-2482 THE ODD JOBS - Trucking, home Manchester, Connecticut mechanic full time, own tools, G 6 4 3 -Z ra Z REALTORS-MLS RULTORS 172 E. Center St. repairs. You name it - I’ll do It. basement and many extras. 1 \ m S , ManchastBr Offict - 647-9139 AGENCY BEST. 189 West Center Street H Dated at Manchester, Connecticut 315 East Center, Manchester experience a must. Jobseekers, 677-9089 Call 643-1221. Equal Housing Opportunl^ Raaltort 647-14131 649-1922 646-4126 Free estimates. Reasonable. this 18th day of February 1975. open weekends, 568-1070. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor ■ 643-0304. 646-Y200 J. 1 1 i ■ tar,. Sir

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 21, 1975— PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 21, 1975 Articles lor Sale 41 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Rooms tor Rent 52 Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent S3 Services Offered •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 41 Articles tor Sale Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 31 Articles for Sale 41 Articles for Sale 41 ‘ Articles lor Sale 41 Articles lor Sale 41 Articles tor Sale 41 PAIR D78-14 snow tires, Flooring 36 AKC registered black male poo­ STANDARD POODLE puppies, THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ WE HAVE customers waiting ONE ROOM and. three room FURNISHED two room apart­ excellent condition, $30. Call COMPLETE electrical service A-l reconditioned color IMPORTED Danish orange SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury 12-STRING DOG-CAT boarding reser­ dle. Eight weeks old. $75. Call black. Mother champion. Non- nished rooms, centrally for the rental of your apartment furnished apartm ent - All ment, private bath, heat, hot ROPER gas stove, 4-burner, guitar, electric, HOMEMADE UTILITY trailer, 643-5497. vations. Combined inside/out- utilities. Older and repair. Reasonable rates. FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, televisions now on display in wool mini dress, size 7, above ground pool distributor like new, goc 1 case, $50. Phone 643-9279. allergetic, very reasonable. 646- located. Kitchen privileges. or home. J.D. Real Estate p erso n s water, utilities. Apply oven, plus heater, $50. or best 4x8x2’. $200 or best offer. Call side runs, partitioned privacy, preferred. 272 Main StrStreet. Call 6^5253. (specializing in older floors). our show room. Most of these excellent condition, originally needs warehouse space. Will 649-7120. 646-6885 after 3 p.m. 1831. Parking. Reasonaole rales. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Marlow’s 869 Main Street. Ceilings and inside painting. offer. Frigidaire washer, MUST SELL- Naugbabyde germicidal lighting. Canine Phone 649-2358. sets are in excellent condition, $48, asking $10. Also wool sell and completely install a deluxe model, excellent condi­ BEAUTIFUL six month old CLOCK REPAIRING - Expert John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- ideal for living room or family evening pants suit, dark blue huge 16x31’ O.D. swim pool sleeper sofa, four months old, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, SHETLAND SHEEP dog, AKC, 3 1/2 ROOMS with heat, hot DELUXE ONE - bedroom MANCHESTER - Nice one- tion, $150 or best offer. 649-2717. CUSTOM MADE cigar - SEASONED HARDWOOD - luxurious, must be seen, best AKC registered Samoyed. Had repairs at honest prices by 2222. room. Modern TV Service, 8()5 and green, size 9, $10. Also two complete with fencing, cigarette - candy display case, Manchester, 646-5971. one year old, male, loves ROOMS FOR rent, close to water, cooking gas, stove, apartment - Complete bedroom Ranch-type apart­ Split and round for fireplace, offer. 644-9811. all shots. Excellent with ment. Includes heat, hot water, craftsman with 36 years Hartford Road, next to Gus’s pair of slacks, two sweaters. sundeck, filter and pump. Now ^ 2 1 ” , complete with chair. $2.50 per trunk load. 78 Erie children. Fully trained in com­ Main Street. Reasonable. refrigerator, wall-to-wall appliances, carpeting, air- experience. Written guarantee. AKC R egistered Mini-Toy children. $100. 649-5824 after 5 mand. Best offer. 643-8731, 646- Phone 646-5489. appliances, private entrance. Have minor repairs to be done? Pizza, Manchester. 646-2205. Call 649-8055. only $795. Full price financing PRACTICALLY new woodbur­ $125. 643-9094. Street, off Keeney Street. carpet, $175. Centrally located, conditioned, swimming pool. Collection and delivery ESTATE SALE - Beauty shop Poodles. Charcoal, Silver and p.m. 3389. adults only. No pets.- Security $175 plus utilities. Robert D. $185 per month. Paul Dougan, Read Today’s (Hassified U s for available. Call Tony collect, ning sheet metal heating stove, arranged. Free estimates. 643- SELECT seasoned hardwood ROBERTS reel to reel stereo 203-232-6500. reasonable. Call 649-2411 after 5 equipment, early American Apricot. Shots. Ready for LIGHT housekeeping room for deposit required. Call 643-9678. Murdock, Realtor, 643-2692. Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. the helD vou need. BOOKS - Used books bought WHITE FRIGIDAIRE portable maple bedroom furniture, dis­ delivery now. $75 each. 875- 9942 after 2 p.m. for sale. ?25. per load, tape deck with built-in eight p.m. and sold. Recycle your paper­ dishwasher, formica woodgrain AKC registered mini-toy and rent, stove, refrigerator and delivered. Call The Andrew An- track, records and plays back. EARLY AMERICAN trestle hes, appliances, encyclopedia, 7782. Garden Products 47 linens provided. 801 Main MANCHESTER - pleasant four MANCHESTER - Six room ELLINGTON - three bedroom backs for cash. Hariequib top, used 18 months, $85. Call miscellaneous. Thursday, toy poodles. Also one black duplex, appliances, carpeting, Painting-Papering 32 saldi Company, 649-5249. Excellent condition, $250. 643- desk, 44” long, 37” high, $150. IT’S terrific the way we’re Romances, westerns, science between 5-7 p.m., 643-0834. male pomeranian. Stud service Street. 649-9879, room apartment, modem, cen­ duplex, three bedrooms, rec Friday, and Saturday, starts at AKC Registered Pembroke trally located, avocado room, garage, adults only. $200. jarking, security required, □ MISC. FOR SALE 0753. Phone 649-7120. selling Blue Lustre to clean fiction specially needed. TTie for above breeds. 742-8963. FEBRUARY PAINTING and p^erhanging, DURST M-600 enlai^er, $80. rugs and upholstery. Rent 9 a.m'. 1164 Sullivan Ave., South Welsh Corgi, ten weeks old, ROOM for rent with kitchen appliances, carpeting, no pets, References, security. Write Available March 1st. 872- Book Corner, 499 Main Street, SEASONED Fireplace Wood - Windsor. male, red and white. Call 1-537- CLEARANCE SALE 0063. excellent work. References. Pop, riveter kit, $5. 5-lugug SKI-DOO, two years old, used HAGSTROM GUITAR, like ^ampooer $1. E. A. .Johnson Manchester, 643-1788. Closed $20 per 3/4 ton pickup load and living room privileges. Call $205 monthly. 649-3978, 646-4780. "Box G, Manchester HeiHerald. Free estimates. Fully insured. 41 new, hard shell case, new Paint Company. 1627. COCKER SPANIEL, male, two at the 643-4588. Articles for Sale 14’M’^^wheef-— wheel rims, $5 for both. Call five hours total. Asking $500. Mondays. delivered. Call 228-9585. Autos For Sale 61 Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. 649-8055. Phone 649-2252 after 5:30 p.m. strings, $125. Phone 649-7120. CORNER CUPBOARD, built- years old, best offer. Needs POTATO Autos For Sale Autos For Sale 61 ALUMINUM sheets used as in; refrigerator for basement Put a bulge in your billfold...use more room, now in apartment. SLEEPING ROOM for business Autos For Sale J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom printing plates, .007 thick, 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 or cottage. Call 649-3196 after 5 Herald Want Ads regularly. 646-3454. WAREHOUSE woman - Kitchen and living p.m. decorating. Interior painting. 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiitiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiii by Cildor'* room privileges. On bus line. Paper hanging. New Ceilings. Phone 643-2711. SHOP AND SAVE Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Comer ol Bucklind Rd. Call 646-1201. Remodeling. Exterior painting. . and Tollond Tpko. Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. ROOM FOR gentleman, NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 50 LBS. U.S. No.l SUDDENLY r,1980 Fully insured. For estimate call cents each. Inquire side door. Si 90 parking, refrigerator/freezer, 649-9658. Manchester Evening Herald. POTATOES...... I washer and dryer, kitchen HEAT SAVERS FORD 10 NEW 1974 PINTOS privileges. 643-5600. M&R, now a dealer of Lance Air & Fuego III* WHILE THEY LAST PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. WE BUY and sell used fur­ Is now demonstrating heat saving devices... Five years experience. niture. Cash on the line. One •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Excellent references. Pete, 742- piece or an entire housefull. Apartments For Rent 53 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PACER Main Street Rear, behind PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ MUST BE SOLD Antiques 48 LOOKING for anything in real Douglas Motor Sales. ^200 REBATES on DODGE ting, wallpapering, spray/brush estate rental — apartments, painting. Fair prices, fully in­ CLEAN USED refrigerators, WANTED Antique furniture, homes, multiple dwellings, no IS HERE sured, experienced and depen­ ranges, automatic washers, SAVE ON 1974’s LOW PRICES! 2 Door glass, pewter, oil paintings, or fees. Call J.D. Real Estate dable. 643-1671. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s AUTOCAP other antique items. R. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- AUTOmotive Consumer DART SWINGER Hardtops Harrison, 643-8709. INSIDE - Outside painting, 2171 Action Panel NEW 1874 PINTO RUNABOUT NEW FIVE room flat, all fe c ia l rates for people over 65. endsubecrlbelolts bushmsCodeolCir Red, 4-Speed transmission. 2000cc 4-cyllnder engine. 5 A76x13 white ANTIQUES - Early 2-drawer appliances, fully carpeted, Fully insured. Estimates given. SEASONED oak wood - Split sidewall tires, AM radfo, accent group, light group. STK 349 Sample buy: BRAND NEW 1975 DODGE blanket chest; wooden works basement storage with washer Call 649-7863. and ready for fireplace. $20 DART SWINGER shelf clock by Williams Orton & and dryer connections. dump truck loads delivered. 2 Door Hardtop, 6 cylinder engine, automatic Preston; Boston rocker; round Convenient to schools and shop­ INSIDE-OUTSIDE Painting, 742-7886. I' NOW <2797 transmission, vinyl roof, power steering, deluxe wheel oak table with claw feet; an­ ping. First and second floor Wallpapering at reasonable covers, remote control mirror, radio, vinyl side dirons; pots; crane; glassware available. Call Mr. Peterman, rates. (Jail 643-6656 anytime. WOOD-Seasoned oak, sawed mouldings, undercoat, light group, white wall tires, and other collectible items. 742- 649-9404, 646-2912. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••* disc hrakes, many more options. STK 5017. 8678. any length, split, $50 per cord Factory Sticker...... $4343 Building-Contracting 33 delivered. John Hutchinson, MANCHESTER- Five rooms, 742-6639. FIREPLACE FURNACE NEW 1974 MUSTANG 2+2 NEW 1974 ELITE SALE PRICE...... 3955 Wanted to Buy 49 first floor, redecorated, one NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - FUEGO III*...puts the HEAT RECLAIMER... heal In the room not up gives your home ...converts your Green. 3-door, automatic transmission, 4-cylinder Green 2-Door Hardtop, automatic transmission. V-8 I REBATE...... 200 child, $138. Security. Utilities Remodeling, repairing, ad­ WOODEN PALLETS for sale at fireplace into a forced engine, radial white sidewall tires, power steering, power engine, vinyl roof, radial white sidewall tires, tinted glass, Which maans you own tha car for WANTED - ANTIQUE fur­ extra. March occupancy. 643- ditions, rec rooms, porches and the chimneyl Cut down • FREE HEAT brakes, console, tinted glass, AM/FM stereo radio, con­ light group, interior decor group, deluxe bumper group, circulation department, hot air heating system. niture, jewelry, glassware, 9274. roofing. No job too small. Call Manchester Herald. $2.-$5. on those high heating • REMARKABLE venience group, digital clock, light group, body side radio with dual speakers. STK 308 paintings, lamps, etc. Call 649- • FREE HEAT mouldings, air conditioning. STK 46 649-3144. bills, convert your FUEL SAVINGS Many In Stockl 5139. ROCKVILLE - Available SCRAP NEWSPAPER Free - fireplace so it heats your • FREE • FUEL SAVINGS Coma In Todayl ‘3755 March 1. Nicely furnished 31/2- CARPENTRY - Repairs, Circulation Department, housel High fuel prices DEHUMIDIFIER • EASY NOW M l 60 NOW M498 WANTED - Skis and bindings room apartment. Heat, no pets, remodeling, additions, roofing. Manchester Herald. are here to stay, so why Lance-Aire recaptures INSTALLATION for 5 foot tall child. Call 643- no children. Security. $170 Call Davia Patria, South Wind­ not install an all new this heat loss being One size fits all 9375. monthly. 646-1060. THE WIDE SMALL CAR ! sor, 644-1796. SEASONED firewood, cut, Fuego III* in your wasted and converts it fireplacesi Just insert split, delivered, truck load $30. NEW 1974 GALAXIE SOO NEW 1974 CAB & CHASSIS #••••••••••••••••••••••••••• THREE BEDROOMS, central, fireplace and beat the into FREE HEAT for into your fireplace. Light blue 2-Door Hardtop. Automatic transmission. V-8 F250. black, 133" wheelbase, 8100 GVW package, WES ROBBINS carpentry Sand, gravel and stone. 643-9504 1974 DODGE COLT COUPE cheerful, quiet, second floor, high cost of heat. engine, power steering, power brakes, vinyl seats, while Ranger XLT. automatic transmission, power steering. remodeling specialist. Ad­ after 6. your basement, □ RENTALS carpeting, stove, refrigerator, playroom, etc. sidewall tires, electric clock, radio, tinted glass, light 390 cid V-8 engine, camper special package, tinted ditions, rec rooms, dormers, group, wheel covers, deluxe bumper group, air con­ glass, front and rear shocks. 22.5 auxiliary. STK T155 Automatic transmission, undercoat, vinyl tjody side mouldings, bucket seats, 1600cc 4 basement, garage. Adult family built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, MAN’S 10-speed bike - Like ditioning. STK 293 cylinder engine, Stock No. 4495. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• only. No pets. Security, lease. 649-3446. OPEN WEEKDAYS 5:00 - 9:00 Rooms for Rent S2 Tenant pays utilities. Available Do Cormier new. Call 649-3022 before 5 p.m. SATURDAY 10:00 - 6:00 February 1st. 643-6733,649-5051. I SUNDAY 12:00 - 5:00 Includes Dealer Preparation LEON Cieszynski builder - new WOOD STOVES - 11 gage NOW M325 NOW M420 $3000 ATTRACTIVE sleeping room DATSUN — riS K T homes custom built, material, 24” and 28” fire for gentleman. Shower bath, ROCKVILLE - 3-room apart­ remodeled, additions, rec boxes, perfect for garage, cabin COME IN AND SEE DISPLAY MODELS free parking, private entrance. ment, heat, hot water, stove, rooms, garages, kitchens or rec room. Priced very Apply: 195 Spruce Street. refrigerator, $145. Adults only. remodeled, bath tile, cement reasonably. Call 742-7239 M&R COMPANY Parking for one car. Ideal for Motor Sales, Inc. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ between 6-7 p.m. or early mor­ SLEEPING ROOM with single person. Security deposit tial or commercial. Call 649- ning. Also Builders of Custom Homes, Seunes S Pools private family, business man or required. Call 643-9678. 4291. |285 Broad St., Manchester 643-41651 7 DAYS LEFT!! CHORCHES woman preferred. Call 646-0425. GIRL’S CLOTHES, size 8-12, Autos For Sale 61 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY excellent condition, one wearer ^218 Hartford Road, Manchester Phone 646-6275 I DODGE OF MANCHESTER CHRYSLER NEWLY FURNISHED room on Carpentry and general contrac­ only. Call 644-0060, South Wind­ .^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiin ...... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOR FORD’S REBATES bus line. Very clean. Call 646- ting. Residential and commer­ sor. 0505. cial. Whether it be a small ON 1975 PINTOS, MAVERICKS, MUSTANGS 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER 643-2791 repair job, a custom built home andSUPERCABS Autos For Sale 61 or anything in between, call 646- Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 MERCURY 1379. i y i ACT NOW! MORIARTY ANY TYPE Carpentry and PHONE 875 2538 BROTHERS masonry work, additions and LINCOLN remodeling. Free estimates. A. Squillacote, 649-0811. FITZGERALD FORD, INC. * - - HOURS: 8-9 MON.-FRI. 8 - 5 SAT. "TOLLAND COUNTY'S OLDEST .FORD DEALER BUILDING - Remodeling, WINDSOR AVE. ROCKVILLE OPEN EVEl roofing, rec rooms, additions, ESTABLISHED IN 1939 garages. All kinds, carpentry 'k/l Financing at C.B.T. at Bank Rates Recent Mail-O-Gram tells us that work. For estimates call 649- Phone 643-2485 CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-842-2276 WINDSOR A V E N U E -R T . 83 ROCKVILLE, CONN. 1142. SERVICE THAT SAVES we can now order 75 Comets and MASON CONTRACTOR - Plastering, custom built stone or brick fireplaces, chimney t+, 1 repairs, block and cement SPECMl nSCOUNTS ON AIL CARS M STOCK! ive *200 rebates until Feb. 28. work. New and repairs. E. Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. 1078 CADILLAC COCK DaVILLE 8on’t miss this tremendous offer! REMODELING jobs needed - Automatic climate control, tinted glass, power Design services included. Call FLASHI seats, dual power brakes with front wheel disc Everett W. VanDyne, 633-0137. brakes, automatic transmission, lamp monitors, steel belted radial whitewall tires, FOR PAINTING, Papering and Bill Heinz, Sales Manager, says: "Here is an exceptional Bill Heinz, Sales Manager, says:"Here is unquestionably Carpentry Work - Call Gaffney P Larry Scranton power windows, power steering, power door Moriartv Bros, will match the fac- Brothers. Free estimates, value in a very clean 1973 Ford LTD Country Squire, 10 one of the finest values I've ever had the pleasure to FORD REBATES AVAILABLE ON ORDERS! locks, cornering lamps, AM/FM radio, blue quality workmanship. 647-1091. passenger station wagon. It is a very attractive car with offer for sale, in a nearly brand new, 1973 Chevrolet paint with blue cabriolet top and Interior. And, Caprice, 4 door hardtop. It is a very handsome car with If we don’t have the car you want in stock, we of course, all other Cadillac standard ;i^ torv:ory reoate with an additional RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney M its handsome gold body & immaculately clean saddle tan equipment. its beautiful golden brown body and white vinyl top and all vinyl interior. It is a wonderfully equipped station will order it for you and still give you the cash Factory List...... $9195 BIDWELL Home Improvement immaculately clean luxurious black interior. It is a Co. Expert installation of wagon having the 400 cu. inch V-8 regular gas motor, rehatel Order your choice oi cofors and op­ Scranton Discount...... 1000 >200! aluminum siding, gutters and automatic transmission, power steering, power disc wonderfully equipped car having the small V-8, 350 cu. trims. Roofing installation and brakes, custom radio heater, factory installed chromium inch regular gas motor, automatic transmission, power tions hy February 28,1975 and still receive a repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Washington’s Birthday Sale Price * 8 1 9 5 luggage rack, factory installed air conditioning, plus disc brakes, power steering, custom radio & heater, plus rehate! HORACE Tetrault — Siding, many other custom extras too numerous to list on Ford’s many other custom extras available on Chevrolet's very 1975 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA roofing, storm windows, aw­ finest model. It has been driven a most easy to certify Ei:' Tom Scranton nings. Quality workmanship, very finest station wagon. It has been driven a most easy Automatic transmission, power steering, whitewall free estimates. Fully insured. to certify 32,577 miles since new. It has been com­ 24,708 miles since new. It has been completely & radial tires, wheel discs, AM radio, bumper strips. 872-9187, 649-3417. pletely & thoroughly serviced and I am positive that the thoroughly serviced and winterized and I am positive Factory List...... $4296 ROOFING - Specializing person who needs a truly fine station wagon that offers that the car buyer who truly appreciates quality at a Scranton Discount...... 326 repairing roofs, new roofs, many years of dependable service may will find this most realistic down to earth price will be completely No-nonsense $3940 gutter work, chimneys, cleaned satisfied in every way with the outstanding appearance and repaired. 30 years outstanding quality station wagon to be his answer. Fully Factory Rebate...... 200 experience. Free estimates. and completely guaranteed. Generous terms & trades and wonderful performance of this quality car. Fully and YOUR NET COST...... $3740 Howley, 643-5361. available completely guaranteed." ROOFING - Installation and PRICE ^2995. casli rebates Dick Backofen repairs, gutters, storm win­ dows, doors. Experienced 1975 PONTIAC VENTURA 2-DR. quality workmanship. Fully in­ Automatic transmission, power steering, radial sured. Free estimates. tires, body side mouldings, mats, wheel covers, 4 Doors Reasonable prices. Rick AM radio, lamp group and more. Burnett, 646-3005. u p to *500 Factonf List...... $4265 2 Doors Heating-Plumbing 35 Scranton Discount...... 325 on America^ best-selling line-up of small cars. $3940 SEWERLINES, sink lines, -J*- cleaned with electric cutters, *500on ’75 Mustang I I Ghia *300 on ’75 Mustang II 2+2 ' Factory R ebate...... 200 by professionals. McKinney *500on ’75 Mustang I I M ach I *200 on any ’75 Pinto Fred Meuraht YOUR NET CO ST...... $3740 Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ Bill Heinz, Sales Manager, says:"Here is a sparkling Bill Heinz, Sales Manager, says: "Here is a very carefully pany, 643-5308. *300 on ’75 Mustang I I hardtop *200on any ’75 Maverick clean, nearly new 1973 Chevrolet Bel Air Deluxe 6 driven, very clean one owner 1972 Hornet Sportabout, 6 1975 PONTIAC ASTRE NO JOB tooo small, toilet passenger station wagon. It is a very handsome car with passenger station wagon. It is a very attractive car with Automatic transmission, power steering, radial repairs, plugged drains, kitchen *350 on’75 SuperCab Pickup its Sahara gold body and really clean beige all vinyl tuned suspension, body side mouldings, AM radio, faucets replaced, repaired, rec its very clean green finish and wonderfully maintained clock, tinted glass, bumper strips, bumper guards. rooms, bathroom remodeling, interior. It is a wonderfully equipped wagon having the interior. It is a wonderfully equipped station wagon heat modernization, etc. Free small 350 cu. inch V-8 regular gas motor, automatic having the powerful yet economical 252 cu. inch 6 FANTASTIC DISCOUNTS ON Factory L is t...... $4032 estimates gladly given. M & M Scranton Discount...... 333 Price Includes Undercost, Preparation and Wax Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. transmission, power disc brakes, power steering, custom cylinder motor, automatic transmission, power steering, radio & heater, factory installed air conditioning, plus custom radio & heater, factory installed air conditioning Y3699 TOWNE Plumbing Service, Factory R ebate...... 200 repairs, alterations, vanity many other quality extras available on this model. It has and also factory installed chromium luggage rack, plus USED CARS! Ed Weaver cabinets a specialty. Call to been driven a most careful positively guaranteed 27,888 many other quality extras. It has been driven a most easy YOUR NET GOST...... $3499 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- W e’re dealin’ across the board...Buy now! 4056. miles since new. It has been completely and thoroughly to certify positively guaranteed 28,039 miles since new. serviced and winterized and I am positive that the car It has been completely & thoroughly serviced and I am -fi- /lyiO RI^W TY ^ O T H E R S / BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - buyer who appreciates quality at a most realistic price positive that the car buyer who needs a fine performing, All heating and plumbing FORD repairs plus remodeling. Call may will find this exceptionally clean station wagon to economical to operate station wagon that otters many 643-1496. be his answer. Fully & completely guaranteed, gen­ thousands of miles of dependable service may well find erous terms, trades available." this outstanding quality station wagon to be his answer. C'tMtCfUt \k\m 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing MLLONFORD - Repairs and remodeling, Fully & completely guaranteed. Generous terms & trades sewer lines cleaned electrical­ 319 Main Street, Manchester 643-2145 John Lata Route 83, Vernon Phone 643-1181 ly. Prompt service on emergen­ aiiiiiiiiiiiiii^^ cies. 643-70"702J. PRICE *3295. PRICE *2695. 7 ^.Vrra'-

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»ENJ> JIM BEKRY Apartmenta For Rant 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Homes for Rent 54 Autos For Sale 61 BUGS BUNNY o I c a n t VERNON - Townhouse three-A T H ^ AIN'T FAIR,THOSE X IF THEY WEREN'T STAMPIN' J y; cw H 'r A-& A /HATTFP P Y! SMALL TWO - bedroom house,' THIS EABY'S g o t I^M NCfT GOING STEP THIS NOW ARE hA READV^T'TAUR UM, VAS. YOU'LL LOVE MV one bedroom ranch style apart­ VILLAGER APARTMENTS BOSSES LAUSHIN’ IT UP / AGAINST THAT WALL YOU SCRIPT, /V1R, DARRELL' O F F A o r I RF/<^F/VIPFP b 0 appliances included. Ideal for EVERVTHIN'.,, in c l u d in ' TO RAV FOR ALL WAV... WHERE TH'MEN CAN X cO U LD PASS BY TO S E T A You OPT ment community. Its spacious MV /V1EPICAL PiTECTIVE IPO, O F F IC F P J h a p Five-room townhouse apart­ married couple. Lease and WANTED ^HOT A N ' COLD RUNNIN' THOSE EXTWAS.' S iQ H J SEE'EM BUT CAN'T \ DRINK, OR PICK UP A TOOL , FlfiHTER IN AN Fl^P'UPI-OAFI/Ji? interior design and total con­ ment, 1*4 tiled baths, 2 air- security required. 643-0926. -k \NATBK.< 1 W ANT TD SEE SEE WHAT THEY'RE I AN' PASS BY.' YOU'RE RI6HT r a is in g h is f a m il y ADVENTURE Y^^0oeeY. A < / ^A -5T, veniences along with its un­ Clean, Lata Modal ONE OF YOUR LAUOHIN'AT.' --TH'SUYS j u s t AIN'T IN THE COUNTRY WILL FUCK! MV MODP-6 conditioners, wall-to-wall D r iw e a . V GETTIN'AFAIR jT usual architectural design and STVYIPPED TOUCH AMERICA'S s e c r e t a r y Va c a T( o M carpeting, full basement, SHAKE A P A r« attractive landscaping provides USED CARS 6UGLES6V D O W N , heartstrings WILL PAY YOU heat, hot water, appliances. for a comfortable homelike at­ Business lor Rent 55 Top Prices Paid MODELS.' FIVE BI6 0NE6 Available March 1st. Adults mosphere. Total electric, no For All Makes FOR HIS ets, rentals $180 per month. only, no pets. SHARE OFFICE Space with CONTRACT A6 YOU Please call 872-0528 Monday- 6 4 9 * 7 6 2 0 accountant - Ideal location for CARTER CHEVROLH Friday, 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Real Estate or Insurance, etc. LEAVE' 649-1680, 649-3549. CO., INC. 1229 Main Street ■4- ^ A fe . THREE ROOMS - Heat, hot water and electric. Close to bus FURNISHED three room ef­ 122 EAST CENTER STREET - Phone 646-6464 ® 197S by NEA. Inc. 2’ XI 3 -2 .1 line. One person. Security ficiency, carpeting and parking Personal size first floor modern AL. l$7$ Wl'nw I'M Inc deposit. 643-8418. included, no pets, $140 per office. Merritt Agency, 646- Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent S3 month. March 1st, occupancy, 1180. MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD THREE ROOM heated apart­ 646-5200. 1956 T-BIRD, 3-speed, two tops, MANCHESTER - Family sWle MANCHESTER - Homestead ATTRACTIVE three-room ment, $135 monthly, young like new, new motor and in­ two-bedroom Townhouse. Full Park Village, large two apartment for rent in two fami­ married couple preferred. Call ATTRACTIVE four room terior, 228-0028, 228-9896. apartmrent, stove, OFFICE SPACE SHERIFF! HE'S CONSCIOUS! basement, private entrances PRESIDENTIAL bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 ly house. Private entrance, new after 5 p.m, 649-2759. FOR RENT SHOULD BE BUT IT MIGHT ONLY fl, and patio. Includes heat and baths, full private basement, appliances, convenient loca­ refrigerator, references, no 1973 CHEVROLET Caprice - /VMCKEY-THERE'S NO ABLE TO MAKE appliances. $250 monthly. Paul VILLAGE APTS. tion. laeal for couple. $195, Call pets, $145. 646-3167, 228-3540. 1250' square feet, center ofl JE LLIN ' HOW LONG HEDGE A STATEMENT, patio, includes heat, MANCHESTER - Marilyn Two-door, A-1 condition, deluxe W. Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or MANCHESTER appliances, and carpeting also 646-5285 after 5:30 only. iManchester, air conditioning! interior, vinyl top, power W ILL BE IN A CO/VIA. I WE'LL WANT Court Apartments, large THINK you CAN GO 643-4535. pool. $275 per month. Paul W. land parking,,Call: 643-9551. steering and brakes, air- PLENTV OF One and two bedrooms. modern 3 1/2 and 4 1/2 room BACK TO THE OFFICE! WITNESSES.' . p e r s u a s i v e i Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, or THREE ROOM apartm ent, apartments, appliances, Homes tor Rent 54 conditioning, radio, tinted FOUR room apartment - first Near schools, churches 643-4535. glass, rear defogger, skirts, two HEEDED ARE M APE-KiOT BORM \ floor, heat, appliances, central, heat, gas, lights, and parking carpet, air-conditioning, pool, € uriwho i-e.TW e«t u$ pivp* by Nl* inc T M Reg U S pp OH and shopping center, on include. $175. Porter Street security doors, laundry MANCHESTER - Three SEASONAL Restaurant - Fully studded, six regular tires, 29,- no pets, security, lease, $190 THREE CLEAN rooms with bedroom Condominium, 2 1/2 equipped. Beer license, 000 miles. Asking $3,500. 872- monthly. 649-3340. bus line. Call anytime area. No pets, security deposit. facilities. Starting at $175. heat, stove, refrigerator, 247-4688, 236-0564 p.m. Ideal for baths, wall-to-wall carpeting guaranteed patronage, gross 6140 after 5 p.m. CAPTAIN KASY BY CROOKS & LAW RKNCK parking and cellar laundry Eastern 646-8250 or Superinten- newlyweds. dant 643-5401. and all appliances included. profit, $50,000. Excellent oppor­ FOUR-ROOM apartment - Two 646-2623 facilities. Convenient. $350 monttily plus utilities. GREMLIN - Free second year tunity for person or couple s p e a k u p U6GSHH’ .„6-G-G0T AT THAT MOMENT THE SHIP w h il e o n t h e b r ip s e o f bedrooms, heated. $165. Five- References. $165 monthly. Mr. Available March 1. Mr. willing to work long hours, of guarantee (a $99 value) if you h e a r t y , m a t e ; \ TWO O' ME BLOKES IS APPROACHING ADEN ...... THE SUPERTANKER... room apartment, three Belfiore 647-1413. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY Filloramo, 646-6555. seven days a week, including buy and take delivery of a new WHO'S NAVISATIWU UP ON THE bedrooms, two baths, heated. THIS SUPER.- b r id g e : I CAN S E E - modern 3 room apartment, holidays, April through Oc­ 1975 before February 28, 1975. PRINCE YUSEF'S $185. 36 A pel P la c e , MANCHESTER - two bedroom ONE-BEDROOM apartment to ROCKVILLE 3-4 ROOMS BOLTON - Single house, gar­ DeCormier Motors, 643-4165. TANKEK? Duplex, $185 without utilities, appliances, carpeting, storage, tober. Manchester vicinity. v a c h t ;,..c a l l Manchester. sublet - Vernon area. Wall-to- age, large yard, references EL- KAPITANI no children, 646-6232 between 1- parking, lease and security ROCKLAND TERRACE Mail resume to Box “ N” wall carpeting, heat, hot water required, no dogs, Hilliard Large and beautiful one and 2- required, $220 monthly, 647- Manchester Evening Herald. VEGA 1972 wagon, 4-cylinder, BULL p a w s o n : MANCHESTER - Deluxe two 7 p.m. included. Call 649-3614 after 5 bedroom apartments, heat, hot 1319. automatic, good condition, Street. Call after 6, 649-7289. water, all appliances Including dis­ PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER bedroom Townhouse, full, THREE ROOM furnished p.m. hwasher, disposal, carpeting, pool Resort Properly radio, heater. 646-8555. private basement. Includes apartment, central, two blocks and your own private terrace In a EAST HARTFORD - Single 2 For Rent 56 Ml?. GRUMBU.Y...1 WAS THAT S THE LAST SIX room apartment and gar­ country selling. FFrom $180. No pets. heat, appliances, carpeting, and from Main Street, rent includes SUB-LET 3 1/2 rooms, bedroom house, 2-car garage, 1968 FORD FAIRLANE station WONDERING-...ER... EH. speak WE'LL HEAR ABOUT ool. $255 monthly. Paul W. all utilities and parking, securi­ appliances, heat, bus line, good age. Heat not included, quiet neighborhood. References SELLING SHARE in ski lodge, THAT IS... I M EAN- . A RAISE FOR A references and security. No 872-4223 875-7466 529-6586 wagon, small V8, automatic, WHILE!, ___ ^ H Diougan. Realtor, 646-1021 or ty deposit required, $190. 643- location, $170. Phone 643-5476. required. $220 monthly. 643- Ludlow, Vermont, due to in­ power steering, excellent condi­ URM4M 643-4535. pets or children. 649-9722. 5983. 1111. jury. Call 649t6309 after 6 p.m. tion, $650. Call 643-4671 before 2 ■ ' l l p.m. or 872-9725 after 5. MANCHESTER.- New 3 EAST HARTFORD - Four Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 bedroom Duplex, half of two- room heated apartment, stove 1972 FORD TORINO wagon, family 1 1/2 baths, full base­ and refrigerator. Security □ AUTOMOTIVE $1,995. One owner, leaving ment, includes appliances, $275 required. Available March 1. country. Power steering and MUTT AND JEFF CREATED BY BUD FISHER per month. Paul W. Dougan $180. Telephone after 5 p.m. Autos For Sale 61 transmission, disc brakes, Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. 643-0514, 528-3820. beautiful condition. Storrs 429- d o n ’t BEFORE I GO NEED CAR? Credit bad? 8213. yOLl’RE LIKE WHAT r WOULD you Autos For Sale 67 Autos For Sale 61 Bankrupt? Repossessed? •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SWEET Wo u l d you MiND g e t t in g ALLT f(ER EST./| IS IT ? Honest Douglas accepts lowest Trucks tor Sale 62 Now GET OUT' BUT ME.' g r a n t m e O F F M V down, smallest payments. M y ONE l a s t LAP? T h ere a re Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 1964 DODGE 3/4 ton pickup, BY ART SANSOM good condition, $500. Call 646- SWEET, R E Q U ES T^ 1974 CADILLAC ELDORADO TOYOTA - See us for reliable 0454. 1 used Toyotas with our 60-day KRDRE WB'MCRE CONVERTIBLE many w ays 100% warranty. We also buy 1973 FORD F250 V-8 Standard 4- /V\ARRIEP HE )jar used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, speed, excellent condition. $2,- 345 Center Street, Manchester, 800. Call 742-6914. C W LlEP TO Wc. 646-4321. ABOOTTHE NAOfr to tell people AUTO INSURANCE - Compare Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 HEOWtJED, HE our low rates. Young drivers MADE ME ROW I welcome. For quotations call EXPERT bicycle repairs, all Rod Dolin, 646-6050. makes, models ancl speeds. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, w hat you Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- Loaded with 2098. BY HANA-RARBERA Cadillac Options *7 2 9 5 I HE I LIM STONES U P T O M O O Campers-Trallers Mobile Homes 65 C ll?i KtA. Ik .. T.M. Rw. U.S. fll. Oil. 1974 Catalina Hardtop SAVE have for sale. JUNK CARS ...SAWf-WHAT'e TH' STORy BEHIND Choice ot 2-Door or 4-Door, air conditioning, vinyl root, low mileage. WANTED NEW 14’ wide $9,995 not a ALLEY O O P BY V.T. HAMLIN stripped down moidel, super THE ONE NEXT WE WILL PAY UP TO $100 TO M INES’... house, trades welcome. 20 X GOT THE.CRITTERfS ATTENTION ALL ,.,HOW DO I V ” h o l y TO LE D O .' 1974 Pontiac Grand Safari Wagon e .» r FOR YOUR JUNK CAR RI6HT/ NOW THE QUESTION IS,.. GET HIM OFF I'M TKAPPED.' Loaded with options. wMWC homes to choose from, $999. Depending on Year and. Immediate placement. M Y B A C K ? .' Model Excellent financing. Parts, I... 1974 Grand Prix Hardtop SAVE FREE TOW supplies, and accessories, full­ Air conditioning, AM/FM radio, lull power. SAME DAY SERVICE time service department. Plaza PLEASE CALL FOR Homes, 1348 Wilbur Cross CURRENT PRICE LISTS Highway, Berlin,Turnpike, 1973 Pontiac Catalina *3095 Berlin, Conn. 1-828-0369. 4-Door Hardtop, air conditioning, AM radio with 8-t'- stereo. 8 a.m, - 4 p.m. 522-1104 after 5 p.m. 247-0910 SELLING YOUR HOME? Call 1973 Chevrolet Nova *2895 T h is is the ALLIED Plaza Mobile Home Brokers. 2-Door, economical V-8 engine, power steering, automatic transmission. SCRAP METALS Buyers waiting. 1-828-0369. 741 WINDSOR STREET J 1972 Olds Delta Royale *2895 HARTFORD LAST CHANCE - Going out of best way. business. Final clearance on all 4-Door Hardtop, air conditioning, AM/FM radio, vinyl top. recreation vehicle parts and WIN AT BRIDGE accessories left in stock. Up to MR.ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 1972 Ford Gran Torino *2495 WE PAY $10 for complete junk 75% off through this weekend «4CRROJi9««# cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto only. Some items are: 2-Door Hardtop, air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, vinyl top. Body, 528-1990. T H A t^ OKAY— r r 7 4 4 7 ^ 9 ARE OUT OF The bidding has been: 21 automatic awni^s, Reese DON'T FEEL SEA9 0 N, ANYWAY. hitches and parts, EJZ left sway d a r n !X I 1972 FORD Torino Station AAI9SED! PAD. NORTH (D) 60 D A Y -100% GUARANTEE controls, windows, doors, Time to try diamonds first West North East South Wagon - V-8, automatic, power vents, curtains, tires and rims, A 92 steering, air, very clean. .chemicals and thousands of V 2 Chorches Motors, 643-2791. AAK853 TED TRUDON PONTIAC other items! Also - no IV 1 N T. Pass 2 A A A Q 8 6 4 reasonable offer refused on 3 Pass Pass 2 v ? WEST east If West could have seen all Therefore, South cashed one 1963 PLYMOUTH Savoy II, 2- brand new travel trailers, 2 You, South, hold: door hardtop, 1968 440 cubic A843 A 6 5 the cards, he would have open­ high trump to see that no one pickup coaches and one tent held all five led a diamond to AAQ76V2 AKJ54AAQ82 373 Main Street, Manchester inch engine, 4-speed, bucket VQ J 108 7 V96S43 ed his singleton club and South trailer. Hours: Friday, would have had no play for the dummy, ruffed a diamond, What do you do now? seats and extras. Tires and February 21, 1-7; Saturday, ♦ Q 10 7 2 e J 96 A — Bid two spades. You want to body in decent shape. Needs spade slam. Fortunately for entered dummy with the nine of February 22, 10-4; Sunday, 4^5 AK J2 &)uth, West led the queen of trumps, ruffed another dia­ compete a trifle further with your Phone 649-2881 minor work. Must sell im­ February 23, 11-4. Rectown, SOUTH 16 points and three suits. mediately. Asking $600. Call hearts. mond, drew the last trump. He U.S.A., Route 6, Willimantic. A A K Q J 10 7 tried the club finesse to see if 643-0458 after 6 any day but V A K TODAY'S QUESTfON Fridays. South won, looked over dum­ he could make seven and claim­ You do bid two spades. West bids Automotive Service 66 BY DICK CAVALLI ♦ 4 ed the contract after that WINTHROP A 10 9 7 3 my and saw that he had 11 top three hearts and your partner 1965 CORVAIR MONZA- 4- tricks. One simple way to play finesse lost. doubles. What do you do now? LIGHT BODY and rust repair, Both vulnerable speed, good running condition. car painting. Wright Motor /WY F A M IL Y IS MW /WOTHER WANTS US TO the hand would be to draw Answer Tomorrow How would you like a $300. Call 649-0711. Sales, 1135 East Middle Turn­ T H IN K IN © LIVE WHBRE I'LL HAVE THE trumps, cash dummy’s ace of clubs, come back to his hand by pike, next to Bolton town line, O F M O V IN © CHANCE TO M EET West North East South 1973 PONTIAC, Catalina, 4- 649-6290. OUT OF TOWN. INTELLIOENT BCNS. ruffing a diamond and lead a se­ Answer to Previous Puzzle door, one owner, 25,000 miles. Pass cond club. That would bring 1 ♦ 2 A home the contract, unless East E y e s Excellent condition, snow tires, Pass 3 * Pass 4N.T. $2,695. 649-2696. Pass 5 V Pass 5N.T. had started with the guarded king-jack of clubs, which is just ACROSS 2 Colored part of Pass 6 ♦ Pass 6 A eye EXPERT REPAIRS what he did happen to hold. 1 Eye cover 1971 CHEVELLE Malibu - Pass Pass Pass 3 Small edible Four-door, automatic transmis­ 4 Hair above fishes sion, power brakes, power A L L G M Opening lead -QV eyes 4 Brittany native FREE 9 Eye affliction steering, radio, heater, 307 GARS and TRUCKS A little bit of sound thinking 5 Ethiopian showed South that there was no 12 M asculine prince engine, excellent condition, one name owner. $1500.195 Spruce Street. Any and All Types of Repairs hurry about trying clubs; he 6 Overdrafts 13 W ireless s B E M (ab.) with Genuine Parts, Factory By Oswald & James Jacoby could go after diamonds first 14 Golf gadget 1175 by N£A, liK, T M Keg U S Fat On 7 How (German) 1974 DODGE Colt GT - Vinyl Trained Technicians, and e and make a 12th trick if that 15 Chest bone suit broke 4-3. 6 instrumental roof, bucket seats, console, four Competitive Prices. 16 Germ an city composition cylinders, 6,000 miles new, 30 SH O RT RIBS 17 W inglike part TRY US MS SEE BY FRANK O’NEAL 9 Celestial body 27 Preposition 47 Look steadily mpg. $3,050. 742-9931. 18 Property item 10 M em brane 29 German Nazi 48 Property debt A U AflSW, WHO SL/PPED- 20 Wall tapestry LUNCH Call WHAT A TUtBUrB! SHOIVEREP (anal.) official 49 Greek war god 1970 FORD Maverick, 6- CARTER CHEV. k W m FIDWERS FROM NN IN THEIR GARBAGE! STAR GAIER'^O 2 2 ------Angeles, 11 A ffirm ative 30 Famous Italian 51 Spanish jar cylinder, standard, 2-door, less UPVING SUBJECTS. California voice votes (amily 52 Retain 1229 MAIN ST. 646-6464 ------Bv CLAY R. POLLAN------24 Sum m er (Fr.) than 57,000 miles, reliable, 25 ARIES LIBRA 19 Boy's name 31 Observes 53 Fully satisfy Here’s all you do: 25 Look with eyes 2 , Resideht (ab.) MANCHESTER mar. 21 Your Daily Activity Guide 34 W ithin 56 Nominative mpg on highway, $995. Call Lin­ partly Closed 2 3 Strain ^AFR. 19 A ccording to the Stars. 40 Dew (Latin) (ab.) da, 742-81C. To develop messoge for Soturdoy, 28 Eyelid hairs 24 In high spirits 41 Jewish ascetic 57 Edge . • S 3 g^l8-32-48-68 3- 4. 5- 6 i 32 Large cask 643-2711 iJ69-75-79-81 reod words corresponding to numbers 25 Depots (ab.) 43 Brooklet 58 Carbohydrate 7.13-56 ^ if you’re over 21, bring us the best deai of your Zodiac birth sign. 33 Narrow inlet 26 Resign 44 Stir suftl- M TAURUS SCORPIO 35 Mariner's ’ AM. 20 1 The 31 Home 61 For you can get on any new car, aii makes and 32 More 62 Decision ocr. direction 2 Dispute r " 3 r " 5 6 7 8 5“ 10 11 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 24 HOUR TOWING © 3 You'll 33 Mon 63 Circle NOK. 36 River island comparable models. If we can’t give you a i 34 Up 64 Finonciol 37 Adjective suffix >vl2-21-23-26 4 Gain 30.34-45-534 I f 13" m " .g/31-39-80-86 5 More 35 S<^e 65 Right 38 Female saint better offer in ten minutes, and you be the 6 By 36 Approoches 66 Wonderful 58-61-85-871 GEMINI (ab.) 16" r r 7 Forgetting • 37 Problem 67 Money SAGITTARIUSMl I I Am vj 39 Shops judge, we’ll give you coupons worth $10 at | MAY 21 38 Populority 60 In BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 8 Time NOt'. 42 Rubs out 1 5 " ra " any McDonald’s Restaurant. rrJUNl 20 9 Has 39Affoirs 69 Your 10 Come 40Kegarding 70 Contacts DEC. M l 45 Office of 5 ...THEN XVhANK GOOD^ 4^14-20-28-42 n For 41 Expect 71 New 19-27-35-47^ Strategic Ser­ a ! ALL OF A \ HESS THE 12 Ideol 42 New 72 People m II 1 1^70-73-77 54-60-83-891^ vices (ab.) 29 SIT 3 T The Ad You Place Today. . . 13 Yesterday's 43 Or 73 Circulate 46 Acted upoh IT" 56* n I SU D D EN SHARKS DIDN'T CANCER CAPRICORN 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER.CONN.* Phone 643-S13S 14 Moke 44 In 74 Feud r m a I THE 1 ATTACK YOU lf „,%JUNC 21 15 Occurs 45Get^ 75 Heolth 47 Lens material 32 s r 55" 16 Good 46 A 76 Changes 50 Uses eyes Starts Selling For You Tomorrow » captain V------y - ^ JAN. ■ FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY 17 News 47 Time 77 Freely 19 54 Atmosphere ST s r W 2-15-22-33 18 Toke 48 Interest 78 In 16-17-36-40/^ 55 Enlist ■ ^ 4 4 -5 1 -6 3 19 Set 49 Love 79 And 149-55-67 ^ 59 M eadow W 5l ■ 1 m 20 Some 50 Some 80 In CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS AQUARIUS 60 Letter 1 1 ■ l l This offer expires February 22, 1975. LEO 21 For 51 Your 81 Diet 46 46 on all makes . . . . JULY 23 22 W ith 52 Rises 82 Personal JAN. 20 61 Din ■ AUG. 22 23 Getting 53 In 83 Solitude FEt. II 62 Perm it “ J 5 T s r 24 A 54 For 841$ 63 Hall-ems ___! E 1- 8- 9 -10 25 Your 55 Or 85 Week 25-38-52-57^ LOAN and RENTAL CARS 59-65-72 ' 64 Masculine s r ST" St S7 St M ~ '11-46-62 26 Finonciol 56 Upsets 66 Order name VIRGO 27 Aside 57 W ith 87 Ahead PISCBS 5 T K" Available by Appointment . . 26 Fresh 58 Tune 88 Pending 65 M onkey a r ^ >AUG. 23 ___1 S & S BUICK 29 Business 59 The 89 Rest DOWN S" n s r 55" S h e H e r a ld 30 Rest 60 Complete 90 Plons MAR. 20 21 STAN OZIMEK, Manager ^ 2/22 1 Italian poln CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 0,41-50-66-71 JGooil Adverse Ncutru! 24-29-37-43/^ I I MAMS ST., MAKHESTER (Open Eves.) 649-4S71 :^76-78-82-90 MiOVig- 64-74-84-88'^ INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN:I (l.lt tj OH |.|t a ».ut« II, Nw> t. A,w.y, On. II.,|, cia,n 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.; Fri., Feb. 21, 1975 Sunday is Heart Sunday Sunday is Heart Sunday. volunteers. These are used for 2 cups diced apples GARDENING During that day, more than 800 contributions of people who 1 cup sugar ABOUT TOWN By FRANK ATWOOD volunteers in Manchester will could not be reached when the 1/3 cup oil conduct door-to-door volunteers called. Vi tsp. vanilla extract The Organization of the Han­ The Rev. Russell E. Camp solicitations for the annual All contributions may be 1 egg, beaten dicapped will have a bake sale will speak on the topic, “ Are Heart Fund Drive of Greater mailed in any envelope to The IVz cups unsifted flour Sunday at Treasure City at the You A Master Mason?” at liaturI|p0tFr lEuming Irralb Dr. Thomas Gaucher is an Hartford. Heart Association of Greater 1 tsp. baking powder Manchester Parkade from 9 tonight’s meeting of Omar They will also bring life­ oceanographer and a chemical Hartford, 310 Collins St., Hart­ 1 tsp. baking soda a.m. to sellout. Shrine Club. It is Omar’s Blue MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 122 Manchester—A City of Village Charm FOURTEEN PAGES - TWO MINIS engineer, active as a consultant saving information on heart ford, Conn. 06105. 1 tsp. cinnamon Lodge Night, to which all PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS in these professional fields. care and the warning signs of How about an easy dessert Vz tsp. salt The Christian education com­ Master Masons are invited. Since he and his wife bought a heart attack and stroke. for dinner on Heart Sunday? Vz cup raisins mittee of Emanuel Lutheran There will be a social hour at farm in Lebanon two-and-a-half As volunteers turn their Here’s one from the American Preheat oven to 350 degrees Church will sponsor a workshop 6:30 and dinner at 7:30. years ago, they have turned to a money over to their team cap­ Heart Association Cookbook F. on the confirmation course highly specialized kind of tains, the captains will then which is available in the town Combine apples and sugar in Saturday from Church School agriculture. They are producing take their money to the libraries and the school a mixing bowl and let stand 10 teachers and interested OVER 140 Tornadoes Strike in Oklahoma Manchester State Bank. libraries. minutes. Blend oil, vanilla and members of the congregation at tomatoes and lettuce, and VARIETIES experimenting with other Although this is the high point East Apple Cake egg with apples. Then combine 9:30 a.m. at the church. crops, grown hydroponically of the drive, it does not mean It is very go^ just as it is, the dry ingredients and mix in I without soil. it’s over. There are still when se rv ^ soon after baking; well. Stir in the raisins. Explorer Post 112, a co-ed It is completely a greenhouse volunteers who have not com­ however, it could be sprinkl^ Pour into greased 8-inch organization specializing in House Killing at Least Four People with powdered sugar to make it operation. Tomato plants that pleted their neighborhoods. square cake pan. Bake 35 to 40 emergency rescue and cam­ have been producing vine- Another important part of the more attractive. Any leftover minutes. ping, will conduct an open drive is the “not-at-home” cake would be delicious served Yield; 8 by 8 pan. house Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Plants By United Press International flipped over more than 100 mobile homes that dropped visibilities to zero in Arizona ripened fruit for a number of ‘ V-. k1 Almost 12 inches of rain in 48 hours had winter weeks stand eight feet envelopes left by the with a lemon sauce. Second Congregational Church, Killer tornadoes slammed into western in Atlus, Duncan and Mountain Park, and California. Interstate 10 and Arizona swollen the river to its highest level since tall, tied upright with strings. 385 N. Main St. Membership is Oklahoma and smashed into scores of Okla. At least one of the overturned 95 in and out of California were closed. 1929 and forced hundreds to flee. Their roots are in a trench filled open to young people between mobile homes early today. trailers burst into flames. Snow in New Mexico the ages of 14 and 21. Adults in­ The tornadoes and strong winds downed with gravel and level with the At least four persons were killed and 38 A winter storm pushed east across the Fear More Rain terested in serving as advisors power lines and blocked highways in the floor. It slopes gently from one ■ J '.' B- others injured when the band of twisters southern Rockies. Three inches of new “ This thing’s dropping real fast now,” 10 Arrested in MVD Spot Checks are welcome. western Oklahoma communities. end of the greenhouse to the snow fell in Albuquerque, N.M. Ferrin Cox, publisher of the weekly Elba other. Manchester Police, in • Jill A. Garfield, 30, of An­ reported today, Edward E. The Manchester Civic Fierce, desert winds triggered a fiery Travelers advisories were posted for Clipper, said. “ The only concern now is At intervals regulated by a cooperation with state Motor dover, charged with operating a Forte, 24, of 111 Wells St. was Chorale will be in rehearsals NEWS 13-car collision near Quartzsite, Ariz., that Arizona, New Mexico, western Texas, more rain.” timer, a pump pulls water con­ Vehicles Department officers, motor vehicle while her license charged with operating an un­ Monday at 7:45 p.m. at Keeney killed two persons and injured 11 others. Minnesota and North Dakota. For the third straight day, temperatures We have everything you taining chemical nutrients in made ten arrests and issued was suspended. Court date registered motor vehicle, St. School. Male singers are es­ CAPSULES Police said flames swept four cars. Showers and thunderstorms swept reached 86 degrees in West Palm Beach, solution from a tank at the countless warnings during a March 11. driving without a license, and pecially needed. The concert need for your garden in­ Wind and blowing dust kept rescue across the south from northern Texas to Fla., and Friday broke the record high for lower end of the greenhouse, spot check setup on New Bolton • David M. Gardner, 28, of misuse of marker plates. with the Manchester Civic doors, including pot­ helicopters from reaching the accident Florida. the date, set in 1967. the pipes to the higher end Rd. Thursday. 380 E. Center St., charged with Police charged Forte early Orchestra will be Sunday, May ting soil, pottery, fer­ Marshall Released scene. But flood victims in the southern Early morning temperatures ranged and floods this solution into the from 15 degrees below zero at Evanston, Among the summonses issued driving without a license. this morning at Spruce and 18. tilizers, and insec­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Supreme Court The chilly northerly winds, in excess of Alabama town of Elba returned home as gravel-filled trenches. Then it the Pea River fell back into its banks. Wyo., to 78 at Key West, Fla. by Manchester Police were: Police said Gardner was Wells Sts. Court date March 11. ticides... Justice Thurgood Marshall, 66, went home 60 miles an hour, kicked up dirt and sand trickles back again to the tank, • Harold T. Bayer Jr., 25, of operating a service station Members of Mystic Review 2 Friday from Bethesda Naval Hospital, providing water and nutrients 72 Oliver Rd., charged with wrecker. Court date March 4. NABA will meet tonight at 7 PUBLIC A One Stop Shopping where he has been a pneumonia patient to the roots along the way. operating a motor vehicle while Police said the other arrests o’clock at Holmes Funeral since Feb. 11. Sails Flushed Away his license was suspended. and warnings resulted mainly Home, 400 Main St. to pay Place for Indoor A court spokesman said Marshall’s doc­ At the end of a week, the tank RECORDS respects to Mrs. Mary Rowe, Israel Rejects Treaty Plan Court date March 4. from defective equipment on Gardeners! tors have given him permission to return is emptied and pure water is • Roney L. Couture, 20, of motor vehicles. There were a who was a member. to work sometime next week if he feels up pumped through the system to Willimantic, charged with number of warnings for unsafe Warranty Deeds to it. flush out any chemical salts driving without a license. Court tires, police said. Theodore and Nancy C. Davis The Organization of the Han­ WHITHAM that may have been left on the; date March 4. The Motor Vehicle Depart­ to Richard C. Harmon, parcel dicapped will have its monthly Nurser Ervin Praises Sirica To Guarantee Its Security gravel. Then the tank is fillrf ment spot checks are con­ on W. Vernon St., $11,000. birthday party Monday from MON. thru SA • Christopher J. McCarthy, 7 10-5 MORGANTON, N.C. (UPI) - Former United Press International again with water and carefully tinuing today at another loca­ Raymond and Patricia A. 7:30 to 9 p.m. at Cronin Hall, ROUTE 6 In that six-day war, Israel seized the In return for the withdrawal, Israel will 23, of 189 Ludlow Rd., charged BOLTON Sen. Sam Ervin Jr., chairman of the Israel has rejected the idea of a formal measured amounts of soluble tion in Manchester, police said. Ford to Stephen and Elaine Mayfair Gardens, Main and N. Sinai Desert from Egypt, the Golan get security guarantees from the United with operating an unregistered Senate Watergate Committee last year, defense treaty with the United States or fertilizers. Dr. Thomas Gaucher checks the condition of his lettuce Naczkowski, property at 46 Main Sts. Anyone under age 65 643-7802 Heights from Syria and the West Bank of States, Akhbar El Yom editor Ali Amin motor vehicle. Court date says the nation owes federal Judge John the Soviet Union, saying its security The greenhouse is heated, of plants, grown without soil but with their roots bathed in In other motor vehicle cases Litchfield St., $31,000. who is handicapped is invited to the Jordan river and East Jerusalem from wrote in a front-page story. March 4. Sirica “ a debt of gratitude” for his work in “ must rest upon Israel’s shoulders alone.” course, and the air in the water containing nutrient chemicals. In the background attend. Jordan. “ 1 can emphasize,” Amin said, “ that an the Watergate case. But the Cairo newspaper Akhbar El greenhouse is circulated. Fresh Rabin also said he doubted there would agreement providing for withdrawal from are tomato plants that also have been grown hydroponical­ “ I think the American people owe a deep Yom said Secretary of State Henry air can be brought in when the be “any point” to Kissinger’s next the Sinai passes and oil-fields is certain ly at the Connecticut Acquafarm in Lebanon. (Photo by debt of gratitude for what he’s done to en­ Kissinger will return to Egypt next month temperature outside is warm Mideast trip in March “ in the absence of unless an unforeseen surprise occurs.” Atwood) force the law and to see that constitutional with with an interim accord providing for enough. clear Egyptian positions.” Another Cairo newspaper, A1 Ahram, government prevails in this country,” said Israeli territorial concession in return for The sun makes a difference, said Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev will the retired lawmaker. guarantees of security. But he said “if he (Kissinger) actually too. Some bright, sunny days ding the way to their farm on long ago as the Second World visit Egypt and other Arab countries He also said he approved “ completely” “This is not a Russian-American settle­ brings with him Egypt’s clear and con­ before our visit to what the Waterman Rd., off Rt. 87, south War, on Guam, where soil for before next June. Brezhnev postponed a of the sentences Sirica imposed Friday on ment we are speaking of,” Prime Minister solidated positions, we shall have to make Gauchers call the Connecticut gardens was likely to be con­ visit to Cairo in January reportedly of Lebanon Green. four of former President Richard Nixon’s Yitzhak Rabin said Friday night in decisions.” Acquafarm had brought out a Dr. Gaucher, who uses the taminated. W W A1975 because of illness. aides. response to reports that Kissinger and flush of new yellow blossoms at No vegetables have been French pronounciation of his Israeli officials discussed such a pact last the top of the tall tomato plants. grown on space vehicles name, grew up in Willimantic week. Even the gravel has to pass because the weight of the Delay Asked and his wife in Mystic. He has Guarantees Meaningless inspection. It must be as nearly held positions with the Electric needed equipment is too great. BOSTON (UPI) — Citywide phase 2 Police Sniper’s Shot “ Guarantees by the two powers are inert as possible so that Boat Co., the National This day will come, he says, desegregation of Boston schools should be (Herald photo by Dunn) meaningless because first and foremost, minerals will not leach out of it Aeronautical and Space Ad­ when we have an orbiting space put off until at least 1976, says the presi­ to change the chemical com­ ministration and the Office of laboratory where crews may CRANADACMA dent of the Boston Teachers Union. Israel’s defense as I have already said Ends Six-Hour Siege must rest upon Israel’s shoulders alone,” position of the solution. Naval Research, working main­ stay for long periods. Getting Set for DST John P. Doherty, who testified before a Rabin said in a national radio address. Limestone, for one example, is ly with life-support systems for As an oceanographer. Dr. panel of four court-appointed masters News reports said Kissinger considered LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - Police and petty crime throughout the eastern United not desirable. The Gauchers men confined on a submarine, Gaucher has been consulted on reviewing various desegregation plans, Making doubly sure he’s on time for dial with his Mickey Mouse watch in a FBI agents had been at a standoff around States and Canada. tested the stones in several for example, for long undersea a project to improve the scallop said the city and the school teachers aren’t the pact to ease the way for Israel to make Daylight Saving Time which begins reminder to others to set their time more territorial concessions in the savings and loan association for six The siege began Friday when Dutton, quarries before making their voyages. fishery in New England waters ready for the “ disruption” facing Boston Sunday at 2 a.m., Jared Tompkins of pieces ahead. Can the sun dial really negotiations with the Arabs. Government hours. Suddenly a gun cracked the silence armed with a pistol, entered the colonial- selection. The water comes He confirmed my recollec­ and trying to restore the once- THBWEEK. next fall should phase 2 go into effect. and a teller burst out the door, her beige from wells. famous oyster industry on 187 Gardner St. synchronizes the sun synchronize with the sun? sources have said Kissinger did not for­ style building housing the Home Savings* tion that the Navy grew dress splashed with the blood of the gun­ Lettuce has also been grown Galway Bay in Ireland. Battle Around Asmara mally propose a pact. Association just two blocks off the casino- vegetables ‘'vdroponically as man who had been holding her hostage. in the gravel troughs and the ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (UPI) - Rabin, former Israeli army chief of lined Las Vegas “ strip,” announcing a “He’s shot himself,” said a voice on the Gauchers are experimenting Government forces battled secessionist staff, said he would never allow a defense holdup. police radio, talking of the bandit. with plastic troughs, shown in 50‘down. No monthly payments. Put Out the Cat, Lock Boors, guerrillas around the Eritrean capital of treaty to become “ a substitute for defensi­ Alarm Sounded the photo. They have been Asmara and at two other spots in the ble borders.” Zebra Two An alarm was sounded and all the There isn’t a car dealer in the world who can match our deal. 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Thus the Propagation” Monday at its famous friends. maximum sentence was eight years even meeting at 8 p.m. at the home den NeedSi They Nixon and his wife Pat drove Wednesday sentenced to jail, but the Watergate story run the country. A secretary said she did 1975 Ford Granada Ghia HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. isn’t over. of Mrs. Theodore Chambers. bills from doctors, druggists, and to the luxurious desert estate of Walter not anticipate he woud make a statement. though none of the individual crimes ... a f Have It At Wood­ Grasso has refused to rule out a 1 per cent hospitals. John Mitchell, H.R. Haldeman, John Nixon had previously been described as carried a sentence of more than five The co-hostess is Mrs. Matthew increase in the state sales tax to 7 per cent Annenberg, the millionaire publisher whp Moriarty Jr. land Gardens. Plant In addition, increased unemployment served as U.S. ambassador to Britain Ehrlichman and Robert Mardian Friday “ anguished” at the troubles the Watergate years. &• on April 1 because of an upward revision in joined more than two dozen others who affair brought to his friends and And, while normally parole is con­ Miss Helen Jamroga is in will add to the welfare rolls, requiring during the Nixon administration. Something Alive In the anticipated current budget deficit. more state money, he said. have been sentenced to jail in the nation’s associates. sidered by the time a prisoner completes a charge of the floral The governor also indicated Friday she arrangements at Whiton 1 9 7 5 r worst political scandal. Nearly 50 persons have been sentenced third of his minimum sentence, Sirica 2 might discuss the possibility of a four-day Memorial Library this month. Nixon Silent for Watergate crimes, and a dozen more worded the terms for all four in such a week for state workers if the situation are awaiting sentence or will go on trial way that they must serve at least the Mrs. Richard B. Shaw Jr., The former president, in seclusion in­ Large 2Va" Pots worsens and cut state spending next fiscal Judge Denies Slates^ Request soon. minimum. chairman of the Munro Park • year rather than propose higher taxes. side the walls of the guarded California es­ garden committee, has HOUSE PLANTS Reg. 994-.$1.09 % tate of his friend Walter Annenberg, had Stiff Penalties Work Not Over reported that the garden design Early Sales Tax To Halt Ford Oil Import Tax Mitchell, Haldeman and Ehrlichman The sentencing decreased, but did not and flowers have been chosen • TERRARIUMS “ It is important to discuss this with the received sentences of 2t4 to 8 years in end the work of the office of the Special legislators and listen to their discussion in for this year’s garden. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A federal judge was put into effect by Ford on Feb. 1. prison from U.S. District Court Judge Watergate Prosecutor — an office set up • CACTI- committee,” she said in refusing to rule Friday rejected a request by nine states to Another $1 would be added in March and John Sirica — the stiffest sentences by Nixon to investigate the scandal. It is out an early increase in the sales tax. halt President Ford’s $3-a-barrel fee on another In April. The fee is a preliminary President Defends handed out since those he gave the widely speculated more indictments will SUCCULENTS “ I do not request one,” she said. “ I do Fellowship Plans imported oil. step in Ford’s program to cut dependence originally uncooperative Watergate be forthcoming before it completes its not feel it will help us to meet the Defense Budget 2 • FOLIAGE PLANTS U.S. District Judge John Pratt said he burglars. work. Spaghetti Supper burden.” on foreign oil by making products made agrees with Ford that national security from it, including gasoline and heating WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford Mardian, found guilty of only a single It is known that the grand jury has She said she had not yet discussed a • LARGE INDOOR would be threatened by continued U.S. fuel, more expensive to American con­ defended his $92.8 billion defense budget conspiracy count, received 10 months to 3 probed campaign financing activities of Pilgrim Fellowship of Second shorter work week with legislative leaders dependence on foreign oil. sumers. Friday as “ a basic minimum to assure the years in jail. former Commerce Secretary Maurice Congregational Church will PLANTS although such talk among the lawmakers Appeal Planned Congress has voted to suspend the fee security of this nation in an insecure Under the terms of Sirica’s sentence Stans, contributions by billionaire Howard sponsor a spaghetti supper Sun­ was prevalent. world.” order, all four must serve the minimum Hughes and others collected by Nxon’s >GIFT PLANTS 3 for '2.50 Massachusetts Attorney General Fran­ for 90 days. Ford is expected to veto the day from 5 to 6 p.m. at the Mrs. Grasso returned to Connecticut “Too many are fed propaganda about term before being eligible for parole. friend Charles G.‘‘Bebe” Rebozo, and the church, 385 N. Main St. Friday from the National Governor’s cis X. Bellotti said the decision will be suspension, and there will then be a See Us For:— Flower & Vegetable appealed. legislative battle over whether Congress defense not being worth the cost,” Ford Long Appeal Period 18‘A-minute gap on one of the key Proceeds from the supper, Conference in Washington to learn that the told a group of military reservists. “ It Seeds, Seeding & Potting Soil, Pots, “ Certainly, our continued dependence will override his veto. But it could be as long as two years Watergate tapes. which is open to the public, will anticipated current budget deficit has may not be a popular line to speak up for on imports of foreign oil threatens our Nine States Involved before the four go to jail— if they go at all. be used for a retreat for the Fiats, Insecticides, Dried Fiowers, Or- grown by $20 million, to $85 million, because of the propaganda line that comes * Tickets dated February 27 on sale now are eligible for Ford Granada Ghias. * * You must claim within one month to win car. Winners have one year national security, the economy, the In arguing for relief, attorneys for the All have announced intentions to appeal, young people of the fellowship namentai Pottery and S tatu ary.______because of lower-than-expected tax from other sources.” to claim cash only. The Lottery reserves the right to award any car advertised, or prize of equivalent value, subject to availability. Illustration may posture of our defense, and the conduct of nine states — Massachusetts, Maine, i perhaps as high as the Supreme Court, and in April. differ slightly from car awarded. Cars will be delivered F.O.B. Commission on Special Revenue, 1290 Silas Deane Highway, Wethersfield, Con­ revenues and her order to pay a backlog of Ford then asked Congress to approve the The menu is spaghetti and ALSO: Books on Growing, Arranging, necticut 06109. Cars will conform to state of Connecticut and Federal standards. Bonus stub prizes do not double. Welfare Department bills. our national affairs,” Pratt said, denying Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, Ver­ the appeals process in the complicated an injunction sought by the states in a day­ mont, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and huge defense budget without cuts pledging and historic case will take th^t long. meat sauce, tossed salad, bread Acting Finance Commissioner George Crafts & Hobbies. long hearing. Minnesota — said the fee system would he would sign no “ declaration of The most serious charges against Inside Today and butter, homemade cake, J. Conkling said tax revenue figures for dependence and inferiority.” Winning bonus numbers for Car-A-Day stubs. “ We cannot predict or pass upon the “cripple” the economy of their states. Haldeman, Mitchell and Ehrlichman were and coffee, tea or milk. the last quarter available were not as high Sen. John Stennis, D-Miss., a longtime Senior C itizens...... 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