\ lEuftttng Bprali MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1 9 7 4 - VOL. XCIII, No. 148 Manchester^A City of Village Charm EIGHTEEN PAGES Kissinger, Brezhnev I Begin Moscow Talks
MOSCOW (UPD-American sive, bantering mood when they native is war. There is no other Kissinger said he also would Swretary of State Henry A. entered the Kremlin room alternative.” Kissinger and Soviet Com discuss the controversy in the where the Soviet Politburo When Kissinger entered the munist party Secretary Leonid United States over trade with meets every Thursday. room a moment later, I. Brezhenv opened talks today the Soviet Union and his Middle Asked about the prospects for B r e ^ e v told him he had been to pave the way for a Russian East diplomacy. a SALT agreement this year, talking to the press. “I told visit by President Nixon. the target date set by Nixon, them I was optimistic and they Brezhenv optimistically Brezhnev replied: agreed with me that all want predicted agreement this year “I take an optimistic view on peace. That makes it easier to on a new Strategic Arms that. We have made a very good start.” Deadline Limitation (SALT) agreement. beginning on that process. The Brezhnev also expressed the That was expectedto be the further we proceed from the opinion that “relations at this main issue in the thrM days of Extended date (of the first SALT agree point (with the United States) talks to try to sort out ment in 1972),people will really are good. There is much work WASHINGTON (UPI) — differences on arms, trade and appreciate the importance of to do at this time.” Special Prosecutor Leon the Middle East that have that significant step.” “You do want it better, don’t Jaworski today gave President cooled the detente between the “That document speaks of you?” a newsman asked. Nixon four more days to res United States and Russia. peace and good neighborliness ‘"There are such people who pond to Jworski’s subpoena of Both men were in an expan because the only other alter- would like to see things worse,” more White House materials Brezhnev replied. related to Watergate. Jaworski had filed the sub Kissinger arrived Sunday poena March 15. Nixon was to night for an expected three have responded to it today. Cold Blankets days of talks with Brezhnev and But Jaworski said that at the Cleaning Up Rain-Created Debris other Soviet officials. The request of Nixon’s Watergate major issue before them is the attorney, James St. (nair, he Town Highway Department employes Chuck Zanlungo every heavy rainstorm — Manchester got about two inches SALT negotiations that are now had delayed the deadline to Midwest, East stalemated in (Jeneva. Friday. (left) and Leonard Spiegelberg drag a shopping cart out of Thursday - and each time Bigelow Brook is cleared the T . Bigelow Brook behind King’s Department Store at the workers haul away two or three truckloads of shopping United Press International Parkatfe. The department clears debris from brooks after carts. (Herald photo by Bevins) A cold wave that tumbled spring temperatures in the Midwest moved east to the Atlantic Coast today. Freezing weather was reported from Maine to as far south as the Southern Appalachians, the Tennessee Valley MpralJl Hartford Democrats Reported and southern Arkansas. Snows were forecast for northern Minnesota through the upper Great Lakes and for Central BeniMt School Bell, Page 7 and Northern Illinois. Forum of the Arts, Page 2 Freezing rain and sleet fell of western North Carolina. Burke seeks D-56 nomination. Page 10 Swing early today from northeastern Talk of an early spring Coventry negotiations at Impasse, Page 6 ing Toward Mrs. Grasso ’'Alabama northward through following a mild winter ended DevCo considers sewer district, Pag^o southeastern Tennessee and during the weekend. Busineu Bodies, Page 6 I foul United Press International eastward into northern Georgia Mother Nature struck back — of Attorney General Robert K. the one that is taken on election would defeat Rep. Robert H. and northwestern North Rep. Ella T. Grasso, I>Gonn., Killian. dropping the temperature to 33 Jack Cavagnaro, retired policeman, dies, Page 18 day,” she said. Steele, R-Conn., a leading Carolina. The National Weather the first major party woman below zero in Roseau, Minn., Hartford Town Chairman “1 always run as if I were far Republican contender 55 per Service issued travelers warn candidate for governor of setting a cold mark for late Nicholas R. Carbone has been behind,” she said. “Everyone cent to 23 per cent. Steele, ings for the region and said Connecticut, apparently has March in Chicago, icing leaning away from Killian, has a good opportunity for good however, would edge Killian 36 one to three inches of snow iitaged a successful raid on the highways in Texas, Missouri, whose base of support is Hart visibility, I feel that I am never per cent to 34 per cent with 30 were expected in the lower home territory of her chief Illinois and Indiana, and piling ford, toward Mrs. Grasso. a front runner.” per cent undecided. elevations with four inches of Firebombing male rival. up as much as seven inches of 'The Hartford Democrats are In the poll, however, trailing snow forecast for the mountains snow from central Missouri Mrs. Grasso, who hqa made a expected to throw their support far behind Mrs. Grasso and through Ohio, western Penn strong showing in a n ^ b e r of behind Mrs. Grasso, who has Killian was former University sylvania, upper New York state pc'lls, is expected to gain the vowed she would live at her of Connecticut president Homer Kills Eight and New England. su pport of Hartford Democrats, Windsor Locks home rather D. Babbidge with 9 per cent.^ Government Form The Chicago reading of 5 th(} last hope for the campaign than the Executive Mansion if Former Norwalk Mayor above broke a 100-year record elected governor. Frank N. Zullo didn’t register ALLENTOWN, Pa. (UPI) — “It was horrible,” said and came the same month that Carbone’s turn to Mrs. sufficient strength to win men Mrs. Conchita Belasqua, 21, who lives next door to what Report Draft the thermometer climbed to 80 Grasso is based on a statewide tion in the state committee poll, was the Caboose Bai^. “I could smell the burning flesh.” State Budget for a pre-spring warm weather [X)ll commissioned by the state a sampling of 800 voters taken Randy Fritz, another-meighbor, said the victims Democratic Committee which mark on March 3. Hearing Set by Peter Hart of Washington. To be Reviewed “weren’t charred, they were steamed.” ’The skin was showed she was the choice over Zullo said the polls, which he The cold wave set record For Tonight Killian as a candidate 55 per called a waste of time, may in lows in dozens of midwest com falling off the victims as firemen brought them out of the cent to 17 per cent. dicate public recognition of a Manchester’s 15-member 27, an informal poll was taken munities and threatened fruit taproom in this eastern Pennsylvania industrial town. government study (Blue Rib WOODBRIDGE (UPI) - Killi.an, whose hopes for the candidate, but recognition isn’t of the 12 members present, with trees in Indiana and Illinois, The horrible spectacle was “Everjr citizen who cares about gubernatorial nod hinge on his everything. bon) committee on Wednesday the count 11 to 1 for retaining where the earlier mild the firebombing of the bar at his tax: dollars” was urged to ability to get the backing of his Most delegates to the June will discuss the first draft of the council-manager form of temperatures had started trees 4:22 p.m. Saturday. charges was set at $375,000 but government. particiipate tonight at a public home town convention slate of Democratic state convention the report it will submit to the to bud. Horticulturist J. Bon Eight persons died, five are bail on the 28 murder, Board of Directors. Its meeting hearinti on the state budget. 70 Democrats, has promised a are keeping loose despite the The sub-committee which* Harline of Anna, III., said the still in critical condition and attempted murder and assault Wednesday will be at 8 p.m. in drafted the report to be dis The Connecticut Taxpayers primary challenge May 23 if reports of a “snowball effect” freeze may have wiped out the two others are in a serious or charges will not be set until Association which issued the Hartford goes for Mrs. Grasso. of support for Mrs. Grasso, the Municipal Building coffee cussed Wednesday consists of entire commercial peach crop guarded state. Three other Burton’s preliminary hearing room. appeal said that unless the Rep. William A. O’Neill; D- Zullo said. David McQuade, Eileen Stem In the Midwest. patrons, a fireman and a police April 2. and Belsodonr Schaffer. proposed budget is slashed, East Hampton, Mrs. Grasso’s “As far as I’m concerned, When the board appointed the An ice storm left hazardous officer were injured but not Investigators said they were “Connecticut will have deficits campaign manager, suggested when the suns of summer are committee last August, it in roads over a broad area of hospitalized. looking into reports that Burton and tax increases in the near that the other contenders drop upon us, you know what was thrown out of the bar for structed it to study CLOUDY- north, west and central Texas. Forty-five minutes after the arging. future.” out of the race and give Mrs. happens to those snowballs,” he arguing earlier in the day. Manchester’s existing council- At least four highway deaths firebombing, Ernest J. Burton ’The public hearing will be Grasso a clear shot. said. manager form of government, were attributed to storm J r ., 24, a local man, sur A while later, according to held at 7; 30 p.m. in The State But Mrs. Grasso. in a Connec- The Hartford Democratic to compare it to other forms related accidents. Two of the rendered to police. the reports, he returned with a Capitol in Hartford. “The only ticut Public Information Town Committee, which is con and to report its findings and victims, Melvin L. and Linda five-gallon can of gasoline question is whether enough in Network interview, Sunday, trolled by Carbone, is meeting Burton was arraigned on recommendations by May. Moyers died when their trailer which he allegedly threw dividual Uixpayers will show up said she would prefer that the April 17 to endorse the city’s 70 Partly sunny but cold this truck hit ice at the Brazos eight counts of murder, 10 of candidates remain in the race if Should the board then deter through the front door and ig to protect their own interests,” delegates to the convention. afternoon. High in the mid to River Bridge, skidded into attempted murder, 10 of they wish. mine a charter revison is worth nited. said Grover Rees, association Mrs. Grasso already has the upper 30s. Increasing another tnick and exploded. aggravated assault and battery “The only poll that counts is considering, it then would ap Authorities said the 18 spokesman. backing of Democratic leaders cloudiness tonight, lows in the and one count each of risking a point a Charter Revision Com St. Louis and Cleveland, Ohio, patrons of the 20-by-50-foot bar in New Haven and New Britain. mid to upper 20s Cloudy catastrophe, arson, criminal mission, to draft a proposal for had seven-inch snowfalls. A 12- were found piled against a Still uncommitted are Water- ’Tuesday with chance of a few mischief and recklessly en a November referendum. car pile-up was reported on the bolted rear,door after firemen bury, Stamforil, and brief flurries in north. High dangering other persons. At a meeting of the govern icy ^uth Expressway in Akron, smashed through it with axes. Bridgeport. generally 35 to 40. Ohio. Bond on the four lesser Major Bills In the poll, Mrs. Grasso ment study committee on Feb. Face Congress Heralding Angle Parking
Wa s h in g t o n (UPD — congress this week takes up By CONNIE TUTTLE campaign financing, federal school aid and possibly no The question arises after the or return to parallel parking by So the question went to the peo names, felt that the state had “Should Manchester regain state Department of Transpor April 10. ple. done a good job and it should fault auto insurance with two of the biHs posing new tests control of Main St. at a cost of tation (DOT) gave the town two Mayor John Thompson, The majority of those inter continue to maintain control. between President Nixon and the Democratic-controlled at least $100,000?” options at a meeting Friday: questioned Saturday, felt the viewed felt that the benefits of Another man agreed with the SNAM legislative branch of government. Manchester residents Either regain control of Main $100,000 price tag was “too high angle parking should be main mayor that the price tag was walking Main St. had the oppor The House isIS sclv^iuled to St. by paying the state at least a price to pay” unless advan tained: even at the $100,000 simply too high. tunity to express their opinions open debate Tuesday on school $100,000 for the traffic systenr tages other than angle parking figure. Yet some people, who These Manchester residents aid while the Senate takes up The campaign bill, on this question Saturday after installed by the state last fall, could be presented to the town. did not wish to give their responded: noon. campaign spending. 'iTihe Senate threatened with a filibuster by hopes to get to no-fault auto in Sen. Jam es B. Allen, D-Ala., surance late this week, possibly would allow presidential and splitting its time between the congressional candidates to use two bills. both public and private funds Nixon went on national radio with most of them expected to Saturday to lobby for the school use public money. bill and its provisions against ’The President is adamantly busing for racial reasons and against public financing on for more local control of grounds it amounts to taxation - schools. He said he would veto a without representation because rival Senate bill if it ireaches “taxpayers would be taxed to him. „ support a candidate or a party The campaign spending bill, a he opposes.” Watergate-inspir^ nmeasure, Instead, Nixon wants to limit also promised a test of will individual political con between Nixon and the tributions to $15,000 for any one Democratic - controlled Con presidential candidate and to gress. $3,000 for a single congressional The fate of no-fault auto in candidate. surance is in doubt. 'The Senate Allen killed similar legisla Judiciary Committee approved tion last year with a filibuster the bill last week on a narrow 8- and says this year’s bill also 7 vote. The same committee sat “should be debated at length.” H. Clough Frances Buonano Mel Ha^horn Jim Crutchfield John McFarland Irving Neufeld on a similar bill last year, so He contends public financing of “No, it’s not worth it at thaf “ Y es, I p refer the angle “Yes, I like the angle parking.” “Yes, the town should thke the “Yes, I like the angle parking.” “ Yes, I like this type of backers saw the vote as a i^ood campaigns would lead to voter pUce.” parking.” street under its own authority.” parking.” (»nen. apathy. \ I . PAGE T »'0 - MANCHESTCR EXEMMl HERALD. MmdBtaaer. Cana. Moo . >ian* S U74 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. 6 ?nn., Mon.. March 25. 1974- PAGE THRBtir.
St. Louis-Mexico City M eteorite Know Your Garage Harbors ^Texans’ Rodent Ranch Forum of the Arts had pets as a child. And now May Be FORT WORTH, Tex. (UPI) everything clean,’’ Mrs. few white mice to feed some Gestation period is 16 days. Train Being Planned Chamber Member we’re in the mouse business.’’ — Garld Dunivan is a mouse Dunivan said. “ I have a lady pet snakes tliree years ago. The young are salable in three They raise 100,000 white mice TOP DOIIMS PAID Mere Infant man and his nickname is who helps me, and Mickey Then he went to the Fort to five weeks, depending on the SJeepiJig Car Co . and Octarw iffy Jl \E TOMPKINS Mickey.. a year in their tiny garage in FOR SILVBI COINS SA> .A-YTOVK) T a l ? I Public Information member of the Connecticut takes refuse to the dump in Worth zoo and got a contract for zoos’ weight requirements. The -Mccen:? Toscano of ibe MeaacaB HOUSTON UPI I - A I back of their home and sell — Psxseoftrs rijy iiwe Jo CsmniiUee Governor’s Committee on His neighbors might not know plastic bags. at least 40,000 mice per year. breeding cycle recurs every 21 (1964 and OMar) laansi deparlmeni .>toirak nKtteorite wfaiich fell to earth is % them to zoos for snake food. trare) fro(s Si Lons Meuoo Four Seasons ' Greater Manchester Employment of the han it but he and his wife Jean have “ I guess I’m the animal nut. I Oklahoma Gty’s yncoln Park days. But feed bills are up. was repres«:>'.«5 bv David .A- Egypt in 1911 Is tbe yon g est S They call their business Change savers, look thru C ilT (Lis snisijser vitLosJ C«aect?c®i's aewes! dinner Chamber of Commerce"^ dicapped (former chairman); had 100,000 mice in their garage, had a pet shop and groomed Zoo later ordered 30,000 white "We use mouse chow, a * a:.i5 djreriof of hical affairs, meteorite ever iii«m»w»ri a '' “ Mousery, Inc.’’ The Dunivans your coins, and we’ll make kari&i to ctjofc trs^s a\ ibe ib e a le r. Fonr Seasons in THE LAWRENCE the Connecticut Architecture in the past year. dogs for years. I like this mice per year for its reptiles. specialty fornjula of grains. A and Jobs .Ares, masager of tender L6 bOliaa years, a sexB- have contracts to furnish at it worth your whilel Call twnle- . i Sat AbJiOEuc QaisSer Higgansm. u sp and anar wiib tnt has riaiiwH ASSOCIATES for Everyone Committee The rodents are their business but when he isn’t on Selective breeding of prolific 50-pound bag now costs |11.80. of Conjiterce spoitsnjac ira&s^ioriaiioo stwlies boib Bv StsteT Miry Patricia It is hoped that 120 youths of business. least 70,000 a year for the 643-2554 mornlnga, and ns ilrsl sbowang. 'Praniis?es. Dr. DJL Papa&astassioD vav?! architect;s/ planners (chairman); Connecticut Socie his other job, Mickey helps a parents has raised the average It was 38.25 when we started,” r«porU frctij 'W'asbiagtoc SJS.D. Long Lane will c^ ive in snakes in zoos in Fort Worth 646-1796 evenings for Proetiises' the meteorite ;mobabiy was The Lawrence Associates ty of Architects — A.I.A.; the “ He’ll kill me for using his lot.’’ litter size. Mrs. Dunivan said. SiaaieT Cjcm6 s£. ••'k s preao- Eiceutirc Director vitations from homes of and Oklahoma Gty. further Information. The Bon Bacharacb-Ha] "Sitting around 10 million Architects/Planners, located at president’s Committee on nickname,” Mrs. Dunivan said The Mousery has had to add
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Little Three M onths...... $9.75 Monday. iy-*- Participants in the experi ment are the Wellington Polytechnic Institute in New Spring Cleanup ’Time at Charter Oak Park (Photo by Reginald Pinto) Zealand, the Papua New Guinea Institute of 'Technology in Lae, the University of The Amnesty Issue Hawaii.as well as Maui Com Open Forum munity and Hilo College, both Capital in the Hawaiian Islands, the There has been a rising tide of dis that he could be punished after a University of the South Pacific (USP) at Suva, Fiji, USP’s cussion of granting amnesty to military trial. The True Crisis of Main Street Regional Extension Center in American men who fled the country Those w h o re d to avoid military Tonga, the Department of are Education of Pago Pago in rather than perform military service service should be allowed to return, Dear editor: done was when the Town of Andreiv Tully American Samoa, and the at the S.B.M. PATHMARK OFFICE now, any error should be cor in the Vietnam war. Thousands of but on condition that they agree to Your description of events Manchester did it. Our town has Department of Public Affairs in rected whenever possible. Saipan, the Mariana Islands.. such fugitives reside in ( ^ a d a which perform some sort of public service concerning angle parking on also always paid for street As to the method of change, Main Street in Manchester as a lighting, for sweeping, for Mr. editor, unless you can Participate Regularly offered a convenient haven. as reparation for that which they supermarket is a traumatic crisis is totally inaccurate. The painting the white and yellow Students of these institutions, suggest a better method let it Baloney experience that teaves her Like most American expatriates, refused when called upon. true crisis is in the lack of lines, as well as for police UNESCO says, can now par- be noted that the “right of peti shaken the rest of the day. who left the country at one time or Some of the fugitives adopt a firm responsiveness of government protection. tion is one of the fundamental WASHINGTON - My reply to to the needs of the people. Come in the night and haul The experiment of state con privileges of a free people. Graham A. Martin, our am another for a diversity of reasons, line that they should be allowed to me off to some dark cell, but I The writer appreciates the trol of a predominantly local There is no rule on how a peti bassador to South Vietnam, on admission of the editor that the will state under oath that by they now want to come home. The return unconditionally. We consider street has not worked. The tion should be received. the question of aid to that control of Main Street should be now I don’t really give a hoot author of the petition (the Legislators and other officials wretched country is that I’ve Republicans question now is can they come back this a great injustice to those who did in the Town of Manchester whether South Vietnam is taken writer of the letter) had made decide for themselves how to got enough self-respect already over by the Commies. Enough To Hear State and under what circumstances. serve and returned after giving years where it has been for a total of no agreement with the State of handle such requests” (Hunt without reducing myself to is enou^. We have had We tend to accept the premise of 140 of the last 150 years. Connecticut (the agreement penury so South Vietnam can of their life to their country, not to ington (Jaims...legal author) debauched Saigon regimes on Fiscal Review However, the experience of the was not a negotiation, it was The response to the petition retain its independence from Senate Majority Leader Mkie mention those who did not return and our backs ever since last 10 years witjn, poor snow merely a declaration of the has been one of the finest exam Communism. A presentation by State Eisenhower’s days in the White Mansfield that consideration of gave up their lives. removal on the part of the State commissioner as to what the ples of grass roots actions. Peo Martin was growling to Comptroller Nathan Agostinelli of Connecticut, causing House and in all that time no state would allow). Ten years ple have volunteered their ser reporters the other day to punc on “The Fiscal Facts about the amnesty is not the prerogative or There is no doubt that the Viet- motorists to be trapped against Vietnamese leaders have ago it was not known as to the vices, people have driven and tuate his demand for 1850- State of Connecticut” is being function of Congress. plowed snow or pedestrians and emerged with either the will or napiese war was not a popular one and ramifications of the change of walked to Main Street to offer million in economic aid to sponsored by the Republican motorists finding high barriers the guts to save their own coun Traditionally and historically it has Main Street to state control and their help and to sign the peti Saigon next year — a hefty in Town Committee for the that many viewed service in it as dis- of snow pushed against the curb try. the method of change and the tion. So far more than 3,000 peo crease over the $648-million benefit of the public — of 04 been served as a right of the head of tasteAil and against their conscien has indicated a need for change I wish Communist North publicity given left much to be ple have expressed their views requested by the Nixon ad whatever political affiliation. It in control. The only time snow Vietnam would get lost, of state. In other times this was the king, tious beliefs. desired. If the change was and others are still signing. Mr. ministration. He deciared, in will be Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in removal was ever properly course, but whether we like it proper then, it is not proper Editor, this is the best way to part: the Manchester Municipal today in the United States it is the This, however, was not the first war or not those blasted Reds have get problems of any street in “To waik away from (Viet Building. shown time and again that they President. that Americans fought in with less Manchester resolved. nam) just at this moment in Agostinelli will show charts, could and would help than full enthusiasm. As far back as Sincerely, time would be just something to visually emphasize the state President Nixon has taken a firm themselves. Compared with the Ray Cromley George H. Marlow else again...’The United States financial picture. He may be © the Civil War, men on both sides dough we’ve shipped to Saigon, line on amnesty, or forgiveness. It is • 867 Main St. would pay an enormous cost, a joined in the presentation by not to mention the hundreds of his feeling that charity towards these viewed service with distate and in Manchester cost in its own self-respect, a other state officials. A question ® thousands of American troops, deed many bought their way out of Ford^s Weaknesses cost in a turning inward bt a and answer period will follow. men might be deep injustice towards new kind of isolationism whid^ the financial aid Hanoi has Agostinelli, who was those who served their country, even that conflict. „,Or Strengths? The Whole Song would provide enormous received from Red China and Manchester mayor from the Soviet Union is a ruddy pit though they may have done so with For national survival it is necessary To the editor: dangers for the people of the November 1966 to January 1971, United States and the people of tance. Moreover, the North when he assumed his present that m ilitary sei^^ice arise from .A s I read my article in the some misgivings. Open Forum March 20, I the world.” Vietnamese government has post, is a leading contender for national needs and the acts of the noticed that there were parts of Baloney and baloney and contrived a commendable, if the Republican nomination for the song left out. They were: baloney. This year we are somewhat final, method of governor. There are two classes of persons in national government. It would be How badly have we mis “Earlier GOP House leaders dealing wfth its political judged Vice President Gerald ran one-man shows,” says an For the sense to leam, the pouring $320-miilion in volved in this problem. There are chaotic, if everyone made up his own lessons He Taught. So here is economic aid into Saigon, and crooks. ’They are swiftly shot Ford? old tim er on the Hill, now quite dead. deserters from the military and those mind whether he wanted to serve or the whole song over again. God knows how much is finding One of the most curious retired. “Ford expanded the It is not, after all, our fault if Kidnaping leadership to a nine-man team its way into the pockets of who fled to avoid service and never not to serve. features of this city is the our South Vietnam^ allies ap ® manner in which a man gets a and never made important President Thieu’s sleazy collec Suspect were inducted. God Bless God tion of second-story men. In ad parently can’t punch their way ® We are a forgiving people and our reputation — as a penetrating decisions alone. As president, I out of a paper bag. ’The rpason In our view, deserters from the ser constitutional authority, as a think he’d operate with a God Bless God; for the lakes, dition, Saigon is getting $1.6- Arrested the trees, the g(wd winds that may be lousy and corVppt tendencies are humanitarian, but discerning expert on foreign af cabinet-type administration, biliion in military aid, a largess LAGONEGRO, Italy (U P I)- vice who return must face the blow, for the hills, the plains, leadership, which seems' tp fairs, or as a plodding, un rather than with an elite White that has not bought any disceri- Investigators have arrested the what do you say to those who did their the rain and the snow. God figure, but it could be that the' procedures prescribed for their act. A imaginative congressional House staff.” ble capacity to repel Com suspected ringleader of the duty, even though they found it dis Bless God. God Bless God; for South Vietnamese just don’t Your Choice of: deserter’s actions affect not only minority leader. Says another former munist incursions. gang that staged the mul- the eyes to see, the wonders He “Enormous dangers for the want to fight for their country 1. Wooden Spice Cabinet andJars tasteful? An anecdote can move with a colleague, “He doesn’t give you and never did. They are not by tirtilnillion dollar kidnaping of J. himself, but also those of his com man for years — as has Presi any of that Til see what I can wrought, for the sense to leam, peopie of the United States” in 2. Beacon Thermal Blanket with a nature warlike, but happy-go- Paul Getty IH, police sources 0 0 panions. ' We still subsribe to the sentiments dent Johnson’s story about do’ stuff like so many men here the lessons He taught. God deed! If we face enormous lucky folks with an almost said S a tu ^ y . 3. Folding Aluminum Chair NEW or more Ford’s having played football on the Hill do when they know Bless God. I thank God for danger of any kind, it is that we Hence, desertion may jeopardize a of Stephen Decatur’s toast at Norfolk, having such patience. His faith anarchip desire to be left alone. The, sources identified the 4. Pairof Dacron Pillows Account of too often with his helmet off. they can’t, or won’t, do will go stone broke trying to suspect, held in this southern , military action and the safety of all Va. in 1816. “Our country! In her in in us never grow dim. I thank finance every tinpot director In any case, the United States FHRGinS 5. GE Pedestal Alarm Clock Men get a reputation for anything. He will tell you right God for having the fai(h in us has done its bit — and a great Italian town where Getty was off, ‘I can’t buy that, but here’s whose only claim to our others involved in that action. In our tercourse with foreign nations may brains in this capital city when deal more — to save South Viet: freed by his kindappers Dec. 15, they are good with words, to what I can do.’ And then he does that we should have in Him. generosity is that he’s anti for NEW Savings Accounts at nam from Communism. To Girolamo Piromalli. Your Choice of: view the deserter who chooses to she always be in the right: but our wit, “ Ask not what your coun it.” God Bless God; for the sun, the communist. When the White paraphrase Graham Martin, it hey said money found in his return must do so with the knowledge country, right or wrong.” try can do for you...” Other men use their words in moon, the stars up above; for House asked Congress for a 6. Hallmark His/Her Mini Hair Dryer the smile, the kiss, the glory of surely is “very clear that we possession has been identified with a 00 Ford’s literary style, by com describing Ford; comfortable, supplementai appropriation of Our PATHMARK OFFICE ONLY 7. 7 pc. Salad Bowl Set did everything reasonably we as part of the $2.9 million ran parison, is more lim it^, his reassuring, honest, sensible, love, and though this request $54-million in economic dough NEW or more seems old, God Bless God. could have done” for a rather som pAid.^ last December for 8. Detecto Bathroom Scale voice is a little flat. normal, a feeling of tradition, for Saigon, some Nixon aide Account of Amen. difficult ally. Let the message release of the 17-year-old 9. 2 Qt. Reverb Covered Saucepan Other men become admired not slipshod — and, every so explained it was made Thank you for sharing my go out to Saigon that we are grandson of Uie American oil 10. 11 pc. Tool Set for their wit, charm and often, “not very bright.” necessary “by the recent sharp thoughts with other people. running out of cash money and billionaire. Death Penalty Debai charisma, qualities sometimes Another aspect of Gerry rise in commodity prices.” Sincerely, that ’Thieu and his pals will Six suspects Were .charged confused with intelligence. Ford, mention^ by many men He’s teliing us, God save the Doris Perozziello have to make do with a measly earlier with kidnaping the teen- Restoration of the death penalty on Ford is lacking in these vir and women in Washington, was doilar! No expert in a button- steps to implement it on ^ e state 71 Oak St. few hundred million clams a aged “golden hippid(^ from tues too. A friend says “(Jerry’s stated succinctly by one: down cottar is needed to explain a national scale is now being debated level. ^ Manchester year from here in. Rome and cutting off luSsCight Highest Rates Paid by Any Bank in the U.S.! unadventurous, unimaginative, “When Gerry looks at you out to the American housewife that ear to force the ransom )>ay- in the Congress. The bill has the With crimes of violence rising at an even pedestrian in his of those soft eyes, you can’t say commodity prices have risen Feel that hot breath on your ment. One of the six, an ^ thinking.” ‘no’.” Appreciation sharply over the past five years. backing of the administration. accelerating pace the people want the neck? It’s your friendly caped convicted murderer, stilK. Presidents, senators and con There obviously are strengths To the editor; For her, mererely entering a neighborhood loan shark. is sought. The debate follows the Supreme death penalty reinstated. Many do not gressmen have gained prestige as well as weaknesses in the The officially publicized por All were from this region of vice-president. Court action two years ago which feel secure in their homes and at and intellectuai stature when tion of the htonchester Heart Calabria on the toe of the No Bank Pays More— More Often they or their speech writers Fund Drive is coming to a All S.B.M. Savings Earn from DAY of DEPOSIT tribute the lack of law and order to Italian boot where investigators ruled the death penalty un enunciate innovative concepts close. As town chairman, I wish said they believed Getty was — which may or may not work. than S.B.M.! constitutional because of the im lenient statutes and even more lenient to express sincere gratitude on held during the five months and to DAY of WITHDRAWAL-Compounded Even Ford’s admirers don’t behalf of all Manchester five days of his abduction. precise nature of many capital punish application of them in the courts. claim originality in his residents for the time and Getty was seized July 10 in a ment laws. Kidnapings such as the Hearst case trademark. As a result, in one talents volunteered by so many.- ' Rome piazza. He told in CONTINUOUSIJr-CRiDlTED MONTHLY way or another. Ford has been In addition to the several in and the Reg Murphy one in Atlanta, as vestigators after his release The new bill specifies crimes which described as a seat warmer United Press International dividual chairmen, a special Dec. 15 that he was kept blind well as a spate of others, are certain without visible signs of note of recognition is extended folded and could not identify his may draw the death penalty, including Today is Monday, March leadership. But the qualities to some 960 volunteer door-to- abductors. lAST to bring publicythinking around to ap 25th, the 84th day of 1974 with murders which result from hijacking, outlined above are not those door workers who braved wind, Investigators theorized that 281 to follow. and kidnaping. proval of a death penalty law. most required of a president. ice and snow to assist in com he may have been abducted by The moon is approaching its What then about Gerald batting this number one killer. a gang of Calabrian drug Public revulsion to crime is first quarter. After the court had ruled Adversely Ford? The efforts of these workers runners seeking capital to The morning stars are Mer on the death penalty many ^ t e s took resulting in this stern law. Says an old college friend, (and respective area chairmen) finance their operations. Open Mon. - Thurs. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. “He’s slow to embrace new cury, Venus and Jupiter. were admirably organized and NAlTrO ID ideas; but no one has to tell him The evening stars are Mars coordinated by Bev Malone Open Fridays 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturn. anything twice. He doesn’t try (Heart Day chairwoman). to change the system. He sees Those bom on this date are Other chairmen who organized Open SATURDAYS from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. his job as trjjjng to make it under the sign of Aries. Italian specific areas of involvement work.’ symphony conductor Arturo are: Warren Mosl^r (special A legislator who worked with Toscanini (ahr-toor’-oh gifts), Richard Carter' Each person prays Ford on Capitol Hill for a tahskan-nee’-nee) was born his own prayer, our differences as we approach mind and let them out. There (business), William Johnson God, and our commonality are still grudges that keep my decade says, “I don’t know March, 25th, 1867. (corporate gifts), Duane Ed 25 Years Ago even when using about his brightness or his before God. Please join me spirit sour. Grant me the monds (publicity) and Stan Jar Karl I. Goldenthal is words composed by others. originality. But as an ad Also on this day in history: Each person brings when these words speak either willingness to dismiss them vis (treasurer). accepted as assistant chairman to you or for you. m inistrator he’s tops. You • In 1900, the Socialist party of her own image of God from memory. There are un We also acknowledge the en of Chamber of Commerce 0 God, our Father, there are come to him for a decision. He the United States was fo rm ^ in . with whom she speaks. reasoning fears that keep me couragement of involvement on Retail Divisipn. some useless and troublesome hidden in a comer. Build iip my asks sharp questions — brings Indianapolis. the. part of the employers of Each person shares In 1911, a total of-147 persons anchester in other people, asks them OF M things in my life that I’d like to avings courage so there will be no these chairmen. S their own sense of need about some gaps in what you’ve died when trapped in a fire that 10 Years Ago Hmm discard. In my own strength" for which they seek. room in my life for timidity and All Manchester residents ex Member F.O.I.C. I’m unable to get rid of them, I said, and seeks confirmation or swept the Triangle Shirtwaist Democratic Town Committee Each person is cowardice. Amen. tend their appreciation. Gifts Available at need thy help. There are foolish objections. Then makes his Company in New York City. endorses Miss Barbara different yet has Submitted by Sincerely, . ® t«74 by N£A, Inc. PATHMARK Office ONLY prejudices that keep me from decision. It’s usually the right In 1947, an explosion in a mine Coleman and Ted Cummings as Minimum deposit must remain for 12 mos. Uk same God. ' Fritz Wehrenberg ■ George A. Eagleson for a Limited Timel growing in knowledge and one, weil-reasoned and to the in Centralia, 111., resulted in the State Central Committee This week I would like to Intern town chairman wisdom. Help me open my point — not wishy-wa4hy. He’s deaths of 111 men, most of them representatives. PATHMARK OFFICE ■ Spencer St., MANCHESTER share six prayers that lift up Emanuel Lutheran Church Heart Association Take that, you dirty rotten Irritating seat belt buzzerl" tops in this business.” asphyxia^ by gas fumes. 75 Steep Hollow Lane f A
I ” t I W iT' ^ I \A I PAGE s a - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., March 25,1974 _ _ ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon.. March 25, 1974-^ PAGE SEVEN fi H e b r o n CoVentry About Town Michigan Suffering Bulletin Board Business Bodies The Manchester Philatelic Congregational Church. Shortage of Wolves ® " Stephen Monje, news reporter Society will meet tonight from 7 MARQUETTE, Mich. (UPI) for Channel 3, will speak to toe The School Bell Dr. David Mech, an expert on NANCY DRINKCTH to 10 at Mott’s Community Hall. — Michigan wildlife authorities Dev Co Considers group on "E xciting Broad h: endangered wildlife for toe U.S. G»rre«pondenl Saturday reported yet another Fish and Wildlife Service, said Massachusetts as Mott’s Shop- Professional Women’s Club casts.” Hostesses are Mrs. 228-S970 AGENT OF THE YEAR RETIRES Bennet Junior High School shortage — wolves. '“ these four wolves are WESTERN BEEF Rite reported the results of will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Elsie Emery and Miss Avis Monday: Town Clark's office J. Brian Smith of Smith C. Hoyt Stilson of Manchester To do something about it they probpbly toe healthiest in toe operations for the year ended Sewer District Kellogg. hours, 1-9 p.m^‘ Town Office Brothers Insurance Inc. of will retire March 29 as senior in the Robbins Room of Center imported two male and two nation.” Dec. 31, 1973. Alan Cone, Principal Building. South Windsor was named 1973 assistant treasurer after nearly female timber wolves from He said that before they were TOES. WED. SAT. Sales for the past year rose DevCo is exploring toe legal various activities of such TOLLAND Tuesday: Planning and Ag'ent-of-the-Year by the 35 years of service with toe Minnesota and released them in released in the woods, they SUN. 9 - 6 7.8 per cent to 394.73 million and financial feasibility of es developments. PRE-EASTER RUG CLEAiniG SKGUU TURNFIKC Zoning Commission, 8 p.m.. Underwriters Service Agency the Huron Mountain area, were vaccinated against rabies, THUR8. FRI. 9-9 from the previous record high tablishing a sewer d is ^ ct for They are Irving Alien, CASH AND CARRY AT OUR PLANTI MANCHESTER Town Office Building. Inc. hoping they would breed and distemper, leptospirosis and SOn DAY 9 • 6 of 187.84 million reported the providing sanitary sewers and associate professor of Wednesday: Conservation Smith, a 1965 University of enlarge toe diminishing wolf hepatitis. CLOSED MON. year before. sewage disposal facilities for socioiogy; Peter Halvorson, Commission, 8 p.m., Town Of Connecticut graduate, is a life .SOCIAL STUDIES portant teaching phase of toe World” will complete the wishes to use in class, i.e. population of toe region. Net income for the year rose toe land DevCo owns. assistant professor of OPEN SUNDAY 9 - 6 fice Buiiding; l^ in g Board of member of the Million Dollar SAVE 25% ^ :T H E j u n io r HIGH program. curriculum offerings. "Current Events,” “ Senior The announcement yras made geography; Richard Swiboid, Appeals, 8 p.m.. Town Office Round Table, having written in 22 per cent to 3844,812, equal to Many more opportunities for Field trips have always been by Richard North, project associate professor of architec FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Scholastic,” “Issues Today,” Spoclate Tim. and Wed. Onlyl Building; Bicentennial Com excess of |1 million of life in 72 cents per share, compared to .. ijMrs. Bernice Maher, the correlation of subject an important factor in ninth manager. ture; and Morton Tenzer, direc "Search.” Subscriptions to our spring mission, 8 p.m., home of John surance for each of the past 1972’s 3^3,439, or 59- cents per Social Studies Dept. Head material are possible with toe grade. The annual trip to our Should toe town ultimately tor of toe UConn Institute of Ur newspapers v e used by many Sibun. seven years. In 1973, he places share. The 1972 earnings results S A V E 10 % team approach. In some in nation’s capital is a popular establish a sewer system for ban Research. In toe two hundred years of toe trachera. BONELESS SIRLOIN $ ■ 4 9 Thursday: Board of in excess of |2.7 million of life have been restated to reflect stances, films at local theaters event. This year a trip to artificial flowers toe lake, the sewer system for Tanzer 'and Allen have both between 1700-1900, man’s total The faculty of toe social Selectmen, S p.m., Town Office insurance. prior years’ adjustments. MAHCflESTER-BaMONT RUG COMPANY are appropriate to the subject Quebec, Canada (some students T IP R O A S T X I \ DevCo could be m a rg ^ into tte been lectures in the New Town 218 HARTFORD ROAD knowledge doubled. Between studies department at Bennet are In bloomi Building; public hearing to dis He is a member of the Hart Per share results are bqsed being studied, i.e. “ Fiddler on of French were included) was town system. North said. Seminar Series in Coventry. : MANCHESTER • 643-0012 tto years 1900-1950, this Junior High School realizes com* tak* a look, and mako an cuss the new Town Plan, 8 p.m., ford Life Underwriters on l,uy),456 shares outstanding toe Roof” in conjunction with a added to toe agenda. Ecology "One of toe items of primary kniiwledge was again doubled. that, as Will Rogers once said, arrangamant; wa hava a wondarful Gilead Hill School, PTO as of Dec. 29, 1973. unit study on Russia; a perfor trips to Case Mountain, visits to concern to us in planning for toe Then, in toe ten brief years "Education ain’t what it used to ^j^aatocU on and thay ara only from meeting on C^>en Education, 8 mance by toe Hartford State toe Springfield Exposition, toe W H ou A A i development of toe land which 1950-1960, toe amount of infor be — and never was.” p.m., Hebron Elementary VEEDER REPORT Company — "In a Japanese Tea Boston Science Museum, and we own in Coventry has been mation was doubled again. It is a new kind of social 10« to 19«... School. Veeder Industries of Hartford Garden” to supplement a study PORK LOINS x 0 9 proper sewage facilities to ser This knowledge has become toe Willington Animal Farm studies that we are presenting Friday; Jukido Exhibition, has reported 1973 sales 378,252,- of J a p ^ . Much of toe textbook Cut as daairad.into Roaata and Chopa vice the property in an history and has been rworded. have augmented the program our students — one which will 7:30 p.m., Hebron Elenmentary 000, up 23 per cent from the buy yourlg^g^w a ^ u a t e fashion,” North said. It is from this vast store of material used is found in paper studied by students in "You in give them toe ability to cope School. 368,385,000 listed in 1972. backs and brochures. Guest Today’s World.” waokly "This is also a concern to toe historical knowledge the social with our changing social world. Saturday:. EpiscopsL Church Net income before extraor speakers, films, and field trips Emphasized in all three lottofy ~ residents of Coventry, especial studies curriculum is for The occasion is piled high with H IMPORTED LEAN Women’s Rummage ah3 Bake dinary items in 1973 was 35,448,- supplement toe program. grades is a current events Ucktto ly those whose land is near that mulated. difficulties and our stud^ts the mirpcle of main 3tre4C Sale, Phelps Hall of St. Peter’s 000, compared to 33,796,000 in program. Each teacher selects at fairway! which we own, and this concern United States History must rise to toe occasion. (fowWtown manehestet* Chui^, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. 1972. Earnings per share were A Basic Knowledge of History toe periodical which he/she BOILED HAM £ has been expressed to us in Grade 8 We are confident that they 34.33 in 1973, compared to 33.08 We want our students at through toe many inquirtes we In Grade 8, Bennet students will. a year earlier. Bennet to have a basic BURRITT BANK PAYS have received in toe past few embark on a "Study of the Veeder Pl«sident Andrew knowledg of this history. It is HIGHEST RATES! Depositors moatl6t:'We feel toe formation United States,” historically, Rebmann termed 1973 "a very also our responsibility, as at the "Big B’’ earn top of a sewer district within toe politically and culturally. good year’’ and forecast teachers, to develop the dividends. Interest is com northwest area of Coventry student’s ability to understand The phenomenal growth of satisfactory results in 1974. our country from toe small, in pounded daily, puid monthly. C. Hoyt Stilson may be a solution to the himself and others so he may Put your dollars to work at the problem.” respect toe way the many peo significant thirteen colonies to money place-The cute little HNB DIVIDEND ’The district, once formed, a world power of today is a East Hartford Aircraft Federal ple live in today’s constantly Red Bank Building in Hebh>n Directors of Hartford would have the power and changing world. His aptitude in story in itself. The course Credit Union, center, BhrHtt Mutual savings National Corp., the parent firm authority to provide sewer ser interpreting, analyzing and covers toe American Revolu is open daily 10:304, Thursday of Hartford National Bank and vice to toe area. Since most of evaluating problems with which tion and other war periods Stilson is one of toe four (even current event material on THIS IS TW CITY PLHZH night UIl 8. 228-9471 Trust Co., have declared a toe area to be served would be he will be faced depends upon original employes of toe credit regular quarterly dividend of 45 owned by DevCo, virtually all much training. Vietnam), our cultural con union. He was highly in cents a share, payable April 20 the assessment would be Attitudes as well as basic tributions, minority groups, and strumental in fostering the to shareholders of record DevCk)’s burden. historical knowledge, are of problems of today— all areas of C o v e n t r y J. Brian Smith growth and development of toe March 31. Adjoining property owners supreme importance. The intensive study. Library union, particularly the loan Association and the National could join toe propos^ district social studies program at research, reporting by means department. Association of Life should they desire. Bennet Junior High provides of panels, play-acting, simula Track-Soccer GLOOM IS GONE Underwriters. Stilson and his wife Dixie this “ training ground.” tion games are all a part of a TH€ LOOK O f SPPIHG The National Association of "New Communities; Solution He is vice president of Smith reside at 78 Campfield Rd. More Than One Textbook modern approach to study of Issue Before Home Builders, forecasting an or Part of toe Problem?” will Brothers Insurance with his In 1965, Edwin R. Carr a American history. end to months of housing be toe topic of discussion at toe brother, Robert Smith, noted method’s author, said, The team teaching situation Council, PZC gloom, has reported a spurt in University of Connecticut providing property and casualty "In the majority of social has led to a less traditional home building in February. Library on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. MONICA SHEA coverages to business and per studies classrooms, toe text method of teachipg the subject. Housing starts rose by 22Vz per when representatives of DevCo Correspondent sonal clients. AMF PROMOTION book determines the However, all students have an cent last month, the association discusses its activities in 742-9495 Smith is also a member of Hans W. Lange of New Ca requirements of toe course and opportunity to achieve success said. Coventry. Town Council Chairman Rose Big Brothers of Hartford and is naan, president of the AMF in toier ability level and within Following toe DevCo presen determines its limits as well.” Fowler has called a special vice president of the UConn Cuno Division at Talcottville, In 1969, Jack Allen, another their own capabilities. G R A D U A T E S tation, four UConn faculty meeting tonight at the request Club. has been named deputy group' noted author, stated, “ No Government processes James Place of Manchester members will comment on ■niirn •••■ *S!l of Councilman William Schmidt Smith and his wife, Pat, and . executive of an expanded modem social studies to ch e r (local, state and national) are eWUHTY jeWWI is a recent graduate of the to discuss the track-soccer epm- their daughter reside at 105 Process Equipment Group of is comfortable trying to operate tudied in Grade 8. A number of Am erican M otel School in plex. Tripp Rd. in Ellington. AMF Inc., White Plains, N.Y. with only a textbook. It now local candidates speak to toe Roanoke, Va. He received a The meeting will be held at Lange, a graduate of remains toe basic instructional teams when town elections are diploma for completion of a 7:30 in the Planning Room of Carnegie Mellon University and tool — one resource among in toe offing. As in Grade 7^ NET INCOME course in hotel/motel manage the Town Hall and is open to the Harvard Business School, many.” speakers, field trips, stage Mott’s Super Markets Inc., ment. Real Estate public. joined AMF Cuno in 1972 In 1974, at Bennet Junior company productions, etc. are which does business in Connec- Place resides at 137 The council has received ad as executive vice president of Commission Hear a vacation in Spain High, toe teachers in toe social used in correlation with toe ticut and Western Deepwood Dr. ditional information on the toe division. studies department are in en program. • rjC * . . track-soccer complex and May Be Sued tire agreement with toe last Selection Pro^ama widies to discuss it and possibly HARTFORD (UPDj- Educa fo r $5.10 quotation. in Grade 9 reconsider action taken at the Coventry tion Instruction Incorporated, a Grade Seven Social Studies In Grade 9, a selective March 18 council meeting. The Hartford civil rights group, They're in Pamplona, the city famous for the miining Using toe team approach, toe program has beien used for toe council may also discuss and says it is going to sue toe state seventh grade centers its atten past several years. Students take action on 1973-74 budget Negotiations at Impasse R ^ l Estate Commission for ig of the buUs. You know they're loving it and they'll tion on toe course. have chosen to take such accounts. noring toe probiem of housing semester courses as Canada, discrimination. Cultural Geography of bring home shdes. But some things just can't wait to Asia and Africa Australia and New Zealand, Between Town^ Employes Boyd Hinds said in a televi Basically, toe course encom African Studies, Comparative PZC sion interview Sunday on WFSB be shared. So call them, ^ e r 5 P.M. it's just $5.10 passes a study of the Middle Government and Elconomics or The Planning and Zoning there is widespread "racial MONICA SHEA manager was to submit a draft violated toe ground rules set up a full year’s course in “ World Commission will meet toni^t steering” when minorities seek for the first three minutes station to station to Spain. East, Africa, toe Communist Correspondent of^toe proposals, to toe negotia * by toe two parties, Daniels said World, toe Far East (Japan and History” and'one entitled “ You to discuss the high school housing in predominately white 7412-9495 tion committee, on Friday. He under toe new draft insurance in Today’s World.’’ soccer and track field proposal. areas. Ask the overseas operator about low rates to other Korea), India, South E ^ t Asia Charges of "not bargaining in claims that, instead, Donald coverage was not mentioned and toe United Nations. Major ’The school year 1974-75 will This has been referr^ to the James Carey, executive good faith’’ have been made by Powers, a consultant hired by whereas in the tentative agree European countries. Germany is only usher in team teaching at this PZC by the council. director of toe commission, concentration, in all these Coventry Town Manager Allen the town in the interim, ment toe town was to cover 100 areas, is given to the culture of grade level. A number of The commissicHi will also dis said there is a probiem of racial Sandberg and Gerald Daniels, presented a whole new drafted per cent of toe insurance. $5.10. England only $4.05. toe people involved and toe con semester courses will be incor d> cuss the earth removal opera steering but complaints need to union bargaining agent for town contract. Sandberg said he decided to temporary scene. Many skills porated into an offering called tion on North River Rd. being be filed with it before it can act. PHok hall employes, with Daniels Daniels expressed concern hire a consultant after meeting “ World Geography" which will conducted by Ridiard Soucier. STORE such as interpreting maps and threatening to file charges toqt a third party (Powers) with Danieis last February, be a cultural approach to such Complaints have been filed gloves problem-solving, against toe town. gave advise to the town noting he has no talent for areas as Canada, Australia and about the earth removal and locating, organizing and Sandberg claims negotiations manager, “ that was in fact negotiating with someone who New Zealand, Latin America, Zoning Agent John Willnaneur evaluating information, out have reached an impasse. The reneging on the tentative has been in toe labor field for Africa and Europe. "World has been requested to in lining, note-taking and making meetings have been going on agreement.” ^ many years. tentative conclusion are an im History” and "You in Today’s vestigate and report his findings since last December. And He cited as one example of a He said he was advised by to the conunission. Sandberg claims an impasse change toe fact that the ten heads of some other area towns The commission will review was reached on Friday when tative agreement called for to hire a negotiator for the job description of Town toe bargaining agent insisted overtime pay after 37Mi hours negotiating contracts. Solar Heating Planner Frank Connelly which that an agreement had been but toe new proposal calls for The union is representing was referred to it by the Tovm , previously reached and should overtime pay after 40 hours. eight eniiployes of toe town haii. Council. .Yodte have been signed by toe town Claiming that toe hiring of a These employes voted^ last Test Underway The commission will also es manager. negotiator, by the town. September, to join toe union. tablish its goals for the coming W4^e there has been year and set priorities in im TIMONIUM, Md. (UPI) - Vance A. Criswell. But he said meaningful discussion over toe plementation of these goals. The sun is heating, one wing of because of unseasonably warm terms of toe agreement, the The meeting will take place an elementary school in a test weather, the system might not town has reserv^ decision on a to see if solar energy can at 7:30 in the Board Room of the losm s mooev get a real test until next winter. total contract until all proposed Town Hall. supplement oil heal. Initial The solar system is capable items are thoroughly analyzed, The Coventry Garden Chib is reports indicate the experimen of storing enough heated water Sandberg said. now accepting applications for tal system is working well. for up to four days in a 15,000- Sandberg said the town ite annual scholarship in the The National Science Founda gallon tank. If more than four offered to toe union an agree field of horticulture or allied tion is financing the 3427,000 straight cloudy days are ment which it felt would be fields. pilot project at Timonium experienced, a conventional acceptable and responsive to Written requests should be Elementary School. It is one of backup oil-fired unit will be toe needs of local taxpayers. He made through the Coventry High .m U fe four such experiments to test used. said toe union representative School Guidance office by high the use of sunpower for heating AAI Corp., of Cockeysville, refused to discuss the proposal. school students or by sending a schools. Md., a private engineering Sandberg said the town letter of request to Mrs. The roof of one of three wings firm, designed and built toe believes that the union has not REMWeTON William Glenney, chairman of of the single story school system, putting 373,000 of toe bargained in good faith, and as the club's scholarship com TUNE UP building has been equipped with firm’s money into it. The com a result it may decide to carry insurance. solar energy collectors which mittee, Box, 366, Silver St., pany has patented much of its its case to the State Labor Shavor is complotoly Coventry. Unless, o f course, you coverage elsewhere. But, heat water that is used in turn work and eventually plans to Relations Board. .diamantlod, cloanofli bought yours at a savings these days especially, "why Students already enrolled in to warm classrooms. The other market a solar heating system. Daniels said he intends to file ollod and adjustad. bank. should you? college are eligible to apply for two wings of the 650-pupil “ It's certainly living up to charges against toe town for Now, when you become a the scholarship provided they REG. $3.95 You can beef up your school are heated by conven expectations,” a company of not bargaining in good faith. He depositor at any participating are doing satisfactory work in coverage even more by com tional oil-fired systems. ficial said. said-Medians to do this under savings bank, you're entitled to horticulture or allied fields. bining this group policy with “ What we've got is a huge W a lter Friend, an AAI toe Municipal Employes Labor purchase economical term THE LOOK FOR YOU A letter of recommendation a separate $5,000 cash value experimental project from marketing manager, was un Act.' protection at in should accompany the low group rates policy that yields important which we can study the able to estimate what toe cost Daniels said that a tentative applications, which must be amounts of $10,000, $15,000, living benefits. feasibility of using solar energy of such a system would be for a WE’VE PUT A BRIGHT, NEW LOOK OF contract had been agreed upon received by May 1. Good Tifis., March 29tft $20,000 and $25,000. To get all the facts, drop to heat a school efficiently and> private industry, but said future on Feb. 13 and that the town How low? Well, you could thru Suturdtif, March into any participating savings ' inexpensivelj^’ ’ said Raymond systems similar in size to toe FRESHNESS INTO OUR STORES, IN pay Uoke as 'much for the same bank. 30th. A. Fieldjii'^S mputy director of Timonium school unit could toe NSF, "We want to see if it’s cost less since much of the TIME FOR EASTER OR JUST IN TIME Atk About Our. a viable and sensible system. expense was for Initial design. FOR THE NEW YOU. TRI-CITY PLAZA SINUS SUFFERERS Compare our rates: “ We will collect data from our study and pass it on to t o o * iMwi I t r yoJ Eiidwiv* naw “herd e » « “ SYNA-CUM DacaiaMtait KEPT THE SEASON IN MIND JUST TO Shaver Trade-in Plan SAVINGS BANK DEFOSITORS •ahMi m a M M d y and conttouoMir to drain and door all noMl.ilnw cavMnt. architects and businessmen CMRIABE HOUSE Onn %ord eora" rabid flbrra yon up ra S hows rallnf Irani pafai ond praasura o# GROUP LIFE INSURANCE PLAN who will hopefully use it in conitillia. Adowt you to braadra to ily— Pops watnry tyns aid runiy nosn. You MONTHLY PREMIUM TABLE PLEASE YOU. VISIT THE PLAZA THAT'S designing factories, schools, SALON caabuyiYNA.aiAI AT U Q Q E T T 8 oHioid nnnd for a pratcrIpHon. Exchongaa evaiiablo AMOUNT OF INSURANCE: 18 Oak S i, MmehMtor t odifntdnn fuoraolnud by niaknr. Try It radayl for vowr Pra-Saiactra AGE 110,000 $15,000 $20,000 $25,000 shopping centers and eventual BURSTING WITH SPRINGTIME. aaaaaaaeaaaaa a*a a a a • a a'e 15-34...... 2 .5 0 ...... 3.75 . . . . 5 .0 0 .... . 6.25 ly home^’’ he said. Introfluctory 3 5-3 9 ...... 3 .0 0 ...... 4.50 . . . . 6 .0 Q .... . 7.50 Design of toe system for toe $150 40-4 4 ...... 4 .5 0 ...... ■ 6.75 .... 9 .0 0 .... . 11.25 WE’RE OPEN Offw Worth OPEN TUE8., WED., FRI. 9-8 4 5-4 9 ...... 7 .0 0 ...... 10.50 .... 14.00 .... . 17.50 local school began in January 6 DAY8I 0 4 iWt to atoro PurdtOM on* podk of SYNA-OEAt I2'i c 50-54. . . . . 11.00 ..... 16.50 .... 22.00 .... . 27.50 and it was put into use on THURSDAY 9-8; SATURDAY 9-2 55-5 9 ...... 17.50 ..... 26.25 .... 35.00 .... 43.75 9 A.M. I9 5 P.M. rocohro OM MOro SVNA^!lEAt 12*Poch Proo. AUTHORIZED REMINGTON DEALER March 6. It actually started "Now ovoilablo — PRUVO Cough Syrup from heating classrooms March 11. THUR8. S FRI. ♦ho SYNA-CLEAR pooplo." QU1NN*S SHAVER CENTER Life insurance . "The system put out more 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. heat than the engineers 643-2461 tO SiRCH street, MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 • 646462CT PhoM at your sadiings bank. «n>ected it to,” said Principal f 1 ri PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn., Mon., March 25,1974 ^ N C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., March 25,1974— PAGE NINE Woman’s View Thornton-Laushlin Museum Offers Series College Notes
Trinity United Methodist For Pre-Schoolers By GAY PAULEY diamonds off, added that she Fits, that is, until you notice Church in Mt. Airy, Md. was the Area students who graduated students named to the dean’s at winter commencement UPI Women’s Editor gets most of her raw gold her hands, with callouses and scene March 23 of the marriage The Lutz Junior Museum is Registration for these two- list at Bowdoin College, March 9 at the University of NEW YORK (UPI) - Just supplies from dealers in Zurich nails worn to the flesh. Then of Barbara Hilton Laughlln of offering a series of five pre- hour sessions is limited and will Brunswick, Maine are: Robert schooi mornings for ttiree and Northern Coiorado are: call Lisa Sotilis the Golden and London. you recognize the artist who Mt. A i^ , Md. and William Jolm be taken on a first-come, first- L. Gay Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs Candace Hachadourian, 98 Greek of the jewelry world. The neckiaces (some aimost works with kilns, acetylene Thoratitn of Manchester. four-year-oids, beginning Mrved basis. Anyone interested Robert L. Gay, 233 Bouider Weaver Rd., BA degree, and The Athens-born artist breastpiates), earrings, beits torch, hammer and other tools ’The bride is the daughter of ’Thursday, Aprii 11 at 8:30 a.m. in enrolling a child should con Rd.; Linda S. Jacobs, daughter at the Museum. Marshal J. Wolfe, 19 Vernon socializes in one-of-a-kind, and oUier jeweiry Miss Sotilis to turn out major sculptures as Dr. and Mrs. Henry P. ijngiiiin tact the museum at 643-0949. of Atty. and Mrs. Ronaid Garden Apts., Rockville, MA handsculptured gold jewelry, has hammered out can only well as her finely styled of ^Mt. Airy, Md. The The series will include Registration fee for the five Jacobs, 65 Righwood Dr.; and degree. often paired with antique have risen in vaiue along with jewelry. bridegroom is the son of Mr. creative activities involving morning series is $20 for David J. Larsson, son of Mr. stones. Many of her customers the rest of the goid in such Much of the art work and fur and Mrs. William B. Thornton nature, iive Animals, arts and museum members and $23 for and Mrs. John A. Larsson, 114 are of that special body of inter assorted places as family jewel niture, including bronze sculp of 143 S. Lakewood Circle. crafts and story telling, as well non-members. Among the Connecticut Bolton St. national culture called the collections, jeweiry stores and tured chairs, are her own ha^ The Rev. Thomas Bninkow as a rest and refreshment period. Beautiful People. Sotilis herself Ft. Knox. diwork in her Milan home, officiated at the double-ring Torres, Ksihleen Yvonne, daughter of Ronald and Mildred is a BP. Her designs were never in where she also hand-laid the ceremony. Mrs. Margaret Russell was organist Vargas Torres of 24A Thompson Rd. She was bom March 13 at Because she specializes in expensive-prices on individuai mosaic tile floors. The Milan Cub Scout News M a ^ ester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are gold work, the brown-eyed designs start at $8,000 and go on house also is filled with p ets- Ibe bride wore-a’ white em Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Vargas of New York City. Her paternal blonde is fretful. Her jewelry up to $15,000 for one of the more at the moment they include broidered silk organza over cream crepe gown designed and Giiest Speaker SILVER REFLATING depends on a steady supply and elaborate “ breastplate’’ eight cats and one cocker grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Amador Torres of Flushing, L.I., Cub Scout Pack 251 bad its an Howard; Den 4, Donald Linde now, like anyone else working necklaces. spaniel. made by her mother. It was Rod Clavette of Manchester N.Y. She has a sister, Maritza, 5. nual Blue and Gold Banquet and R obert Burns; Den 5, with gold, she’s facing inflation I ta lk e d - w ith the fashioned with long Bishop will give a Karate and Ju-Jitsu The jewelry alone Is time- recently at the Army and Navy Richard Bono and Bill Caraolo; Cixautkas, Michele Ann, daughter of Thomas M. and Sheila and uncertainties of suppiy. sculptress - painter - jeweler consuming. The 29-year-old ar sleeves, full skirt, natural demonstration at Tuesday’s ~ REDUCED 20% Gub. Den 6, David Gorman and “ It is one problem I don’t during her stopover in New waistline, high neck, and full meeting of Parents Without R. Cochrane Cizauskas of 170 Skinner Rd., Vernon. She was bom tist said some of the pieces take The Verplanck School PTA Steven Hite; and Webelos, need,’’ she said in her accented York en route to Milan, where train. She wore a fingertip veil Partners, Inc.(PWP). March 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal her several weeks, even received the Pack Charter from Kevin Kean and Phil Carpenter. Engiish. “ Do you know, prices she now has her home and and carried a bouquet of white The meeting will begin with a grandparmts are Mr. and Mrs. William S. Cochrane of Water- months. the District Council for the Olympic Day patches were have multipiied seven times rosebuds, stephanotis, ivy and potluck supper at 6:30 p.m. at bury. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John P. studio. She was one of the jet 1974-75 year. presented to Tim Conti, Dean over the last three years. Such setters who helped open the baby’s breath. Community Baptist Church Cizauskas of Waterbury. Her great-grandmother is Mrs. Rose Guests for the evening in Chasse, Kevin Kean, Michael a headache! fabulous new Patino resort at Mrs. Gifford Kuhn of San An followed by the program at 8 Kyle of Waterbury. Her paternal great-grandfather is Zenon Joseph P. Naylor cluded G iff Sterling represen Kean, Jeff Bergeron, Phil LAST 5 DAYS “ I used to be able to order Manzanillo, Mexico. tonio, Texas, was her sister’s p.m. Drodvilio of Oakville. ting Long Rivers Council; Carpenter, Tom Mikoleit, each week just what gold I Miss Sotilis (she’s married matron of honor. She wore a Clavette, a second degree I Portrait Photographer William Freeman, principal of Richard Mikoleit, Tom needed. Now it’s getting so I but uses her maiden name Pucci design modified with black belt instructor at Tae- Krasser, Stephen Charles, son of Jerry S. and Jeanne Verplanck School; and Ted Duchesneau, David McBryde, may have to work in platinum. professionally) fits the Bishop sleeves, wide waist Kwan-To Association in Freeman Krasser of 208 Main St. He was bom March 14 at Brindemour, a Manchester Galen Byram, Brian Revis, But to me piatinum is a cold HOME SITTINGS band, gathered skirt in shades Manchester, is also a guidance Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandfather is stereotype of the restless inter High School teacher. Sean Gallup, Woody Yatkin, Luther E. Freeman of Fayetteville, Ark. His paternal grand metal. Gold is warmth. of pink, lavender and fuchsia. counselor for the East Hartford national set with her always-on- Awards for the Pinewood Brian Buonano, Michael father is Charles Krasser of Springfield, Mo. “ Diamonds anybody can the-go schedule, her waist- FAMILY GROUPS She carried a nosegay of Public School System. Derby were presented to McBryde, Donald Linde, have. Today there’s littie in length blonde hair worn miniature carnations. His presentation will include Stephen Byrne, first place; William Siewertsen, Steven dividual designing in diamonds and INDIVIDUALS Bridesmaids were Miss an orientation to the sport, an McCruden, Nadine Frances, daughter of James and Cheryl straight, her permanent suntan, Peter Irwin, second; and Kevin Hite, Donald Palmer, Fred ... no artistic quality.’’ Marilyn Manning of White explanation of its history and Bonadies Mc<>uden of 75 Wells St. She was bom March 12 at her lithe figure, her Paris-label Byme, third. Hughes, John Tychsen, Chris Miss Sotilis, having kissed CALL 649-5593 Plains, N.Y.; Miss Deborah the techniques and their Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are clothes. Rowland, Richard Bono, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bonadies of 23 Englewood Dr. Her pater Laughlin of Mt. Airy, Md.; Mrs. application. Demonstrations of ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦bee Cub Scout Pack 98 of Buckley Richard Lemieux, and Steven nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony McCmden of 35 John P. Laughlin o f Union- fighting, sparring, self-defense School recently had its annual McDermott. Westminster R d .fier great-grandfather is Anthony J. Kocum of About Town bridge, Md.; and Miss Sandra techniques against single or Pinewood Derby. The event Sarasota, Fla. Thornton of Manchester. CUB PACK 91 group attackers will also be opened with a flag ceremony by b e fo r e ! AFTER They wore gowns similar to Cub Scout 91 recently bad its demonstrated. These the Webelos. Dens 2 and 5 both Youngdahl, John Douglas, son of Curtis E. and Bethana The Manchester Exchange that worn by the honor atten annual Blue and Gold Banquet movements will also be had the best attendence for the Gub will host its annual wine dant and carried nosegays of at the Community Baptist demonstrated on wood, brick, Every Item Replated at Sale Prices Adams Youngdahl of 50 Crestridge Dr. He was bora March 12 at evening. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are tasting party at the Manchester Marry in style. miniature carnations. Church. Den 2 conducted the patio blocks, etc. Coming in first place in the Since the value of old silverplated v n D lU O V R lT T iD Mr. and Mrs. Earle C. Adams of Kennebunk, Maine. His pater- Country Gub Tuesday at 6:30 Miss Rebecca Kuhn of San opening ceremonies. Other black belt instructors pack with his car was Fred who will be assisting him are items continues to s o a r... this is an I N o T A N C E nat grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Curtis E. Youngdahl Sr. of p.m. Good way. Antonio, Texas was flower giri] The co-chairwomen for the Huges. Second place was Curtis Tom Dunpby of Manchester; Article Reg. Sale Price Summit, N.J. He has a brother, Curtis Earle, IV*. She wore a pink dotted Swiss event were Elaine Kahaner and excellent time to take advantage of Howard and in third place was Dallas Praeher and his wife Temple Chapter, OES, will Our 14K yellow ^old bands gown designed with iong Joyce Borgida. A spaghetti $35.50 $28.40 Donald Palmer. First and se these low, low prices to have your Teapot Martin, Nicole Ann, daughter of Robert L. and Carol Finucan meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at sleeves, full skirt. She carried a dinner was served. Maria of Ellington; and Gino cond place winners will repre Worn silverware, antiques and family Creamer 18.50 Martin of 75 Nike Circle. She was bora March 13 at Manchester the Masonic Temple. Officers sculptured and oxidized basket of miniature carnations. Hobbs Photo Advancement wards were DiDomenico o f New Britain. 14.80 sent Pack 98 in a final race with Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. will wear colored gowns Stephen Thornton of presented to Stephen Kahaner, Clavette who has a master’s heirlopms replated like new. These other packs at Verplanck Candlestick Bernard Finucan of Pittsburgh, Pa. Her paternal grandparents for beauty. Manchester was his brother’s Mrs. William J. Thornton Steven McQuire, Robert degree in guidance from Cen pieces -are now more valuable than (per inch) 2.00 School on April 5. 1.60 are Mr. and Mrs. Merion Martin of Pittsburgh. She has a sister, Memorial Temple, Pythian beat man. Ushers were John R. Cowley and David Dufour, Bear tral Connecticut State College The car voted best looking ever qrtd-make wonderful gifts. All Leslie Ann, 2. Sisters, will meet Tuesday at 8 Laughlin of Unionbridge, Md., after which the couple left on a Maryland working in Badges; Stephen Kahaner, in New Britain, was an instruc Sugar bbwl 20.50 16.40 work QUADRUPLE SILVERPLATED p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. Robert S. Laughlin of w ading trip to Vail, Colo. They -Frederick, Washington and belonged to Curtiss Howard, Adam Borgida, Silver Arrow; tor in Karate at New Britain and the car voted most natural Trays (per- Houle, Douglas Michael, son of William R. and Glenda E. During the social hour, Frederick, Md., Collins D. will reside at 18 Hammaker Carroll Counties. Steven Kahaner, Gold Arrow. YWCA, former instructor in by our skilled silversmiths and Sale sq. in.) .16 belonged to Jeff Bergeron. 128 Labonte Houle of 65 Bette Circle, Vernon. He was bora March 15 refreshments will be served by Johnston of Manchester, and Apts., Thurmont, Md. Mr. Thornton is presently The following received Olym self-defense for women at prices apply to ALL pieces. First and second place at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents Mrs. Gara Robinson and Mrs. Mark Baldwin of Florida. Mrs. Thornton is employed as completing work for, a degree in pic. Day Badges: Stephen CCSC, and also an instructor in are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Labonte of New Market, N.H. His pater Martha Leeman. A reception was held at the a state field associate by Business administration at Get winners from each den were Gcowski, Andy Kravitz, David Bangkok, Thialand. from Den 1, Tom Shackner and nal grandmother is Mrs. Eleanor Houle of Manchester, N.H. He home of the bride’s parents,' Planned Parenthood of tysburg (Pa.) College. Dufour, Robert Cowley, A n y P W P member or ^ a l e n Byran; Den 2, Curtiss OUR NEW REPAIR POLICY has six brothers, Dave, 14, Don, 13, Dean, 10, Dennis, 9, Darren 6, Manchester WATES wiii Jessie Lomnicky, Richard prospective member is invited. and Darreli, 4; and a sister, Donna, 12. meet Tuesday at the Itaiian- Aroian, Michael ^ d y , Paul 4FREE DENT REMOVAL and straifhtanini on alt itom* wo silvorplatt. All decked in the latest spring fashions are Kirk Woolpert fO H Cntirlimta American Gub. Weighing in Zepp, Adam Borgia and FOR ANY AND ALL ADDITIONAL REPAIRS, no mattor how Andersen, Jennifer Eliubeth, daughter of Richard P. and and Sue Gaffney as they prepare for the lOH annual wiii be from 7 to 8 p.m. The Michael Moses. M an tlvt. on anf p ^ o wo silvorptato. Includos soldoring brokon handltt, WfSi hnobi, ote. (Only oicoptions aro for fumiihing now parts) Joan Bates Andersen of 949 Pleasant Valley Rd., South Windsor, fashion show at Willie’s Steak House Wednesday. (Herald Fashion Show program will include a fresh Child Abuse Workshop Scheduled For Tuesday Webelo activity badges were She was bom March 15 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her photo by Dunn) fruit and vegetabie bingo. awarded to Jessie Lomnicky, 3 maternal grandmother is Mrs. E. Elizabeth Bates of Goffstown, On Wednesday Members with names starting badges; Robert Patrick, 3 'The Connecticut State N.H. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Gladys Andersen of with S though Z are reminded Frederica Brenneman, Judge, confidentiality, children at risk, badges; Paul Zepp, 5 badges; Travel Service SALE ENDS MARCH 30 The Instructors of the Han: „ypiUre .p.epqrtment and: State Welfare Department as North Quincy, Mass. to bring items for a fruit -Hurd .District Juvoiile Court; child abuse statistics, the cen Michael Eddy, 5 badges; An 555 MAIN STREET I BRING IN SILVER TODAY! dicapped (lOH) will have their THaneiiester Community suspected abused in the past Lutz Announces basket. The executive board JoAnn Wells, Protective Ser tral registry ^ d the Juvenile drew Kravitz, 5 badges; annual spring fashion show College are co-sponsoring a four months. 643-2165 McCue, David Steven, son Of William L. and Sharon Murphy will meet at the conclusion of vice consultant; Barry Baker, Stephen GcowsU , 5 badges; Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at child abuse workshop Tues£iy. Court process. A question and McCue of 55E Rachel Rd. He was born March 15 at Manchester the club meeting. Protective Service worker; and answer period will follow the Michael Moses, 4 badges; Spring Classes Willie’s Steak House. It will be held at the college \ Authorized agent in Manchester i Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Amodeo, program presentation. Richard Aroian, 4 badges, for all Airlines. Railroads and Members of lOH who will auditorium, 60 Bidwell St., Carl Sawyer of Burlington, Ont., Can. lUs paternal grandparents Manchester Chapter, supervisor, Manchester State David Williams, 4 badges; Steamship Lanes. The Lutz Junior Museum, 126 model fashions from Nugent’s from 2:30 to 5 p.m. All persons involved in ser II Engaged 917 MAIN STREET - MANCHESTER are Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McCue of Houlton, Maine. He has two Grades 4 and up. The cost of SPEBSQSA, will rehearse Welfare Department, Michael Hall, 3 badges. Cedar St. will offer six-week and Regal’s, both of The panel will include: vicing children and families are , brothers, William, 4; and G^istopher, 2. this class will be $10 inclusive tonight at 8 at the Army and moderator. invited. However, presen classes beginning the week of Manchester include: Grace Barbara Davis, chief of lab fees to cover individual Navy Gub. The rehearsal is Presentations will focus on tations are specifically geared April 2-6. ! Belifore, Mary Beth Tucker, pediatric social worker. canvas, paints, ^palette knife, open to all men interested in early detection of child abuse, to those professionals who are Classes are as follows: Marina Moyer, Kathy Roy, University of Connecticut The engagement of Miss Ken Copeland, Robert James son of F. Gill and Elaine Valade brashes, etc. sihging barbershop-style har protMtive service intervention, mandated to report child abuse dra Jand Dowd of West Hart Tuesday: 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Jane Stanton, Chris Briggs, Medical Center; The Hon. Copeland of 539 Woodbridge Sti He was bom March 16 at The registration fee for each mony. mandatory reporting, liability, Stitchery I — Learn an assort Tricia O’Brien, Karen Lessara, such as physicians, surgeons, ford to Christopher Merrill Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are class (with the exception of ment of stitches, lazy daisy, Erin Zima, Martha Chase, and resident physicians, interns, Adams of Manchester, has been Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Valade of 521 Ellington Rd., &uth Wind Acrylics) is $2.50 per child. A The ppuncil on ministries of cross, etc. Grades 1 and i . Anne MacKenzie. registered nurses, licensed announced by her parents, Mr. wedding plans sor. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Copeland child must be a museum South United Methodist Church Thursday: 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Also, Debbie Cone, Becky practical nurses, medical and Mrs. Kenneth P. Dowd of of 85 D e m ^ St. He has a brother, Stephen, 3. member to register. For will meet tonight at 7:30 at Games of Yesteryear — Have Carlin, Sue Gaffney, Kirk examiners, dentists, psy West Hartford. further information regarding Susannah Wesley House of the chologists, school principals, Mr. Adams is the son of Mr. Peckham, Laurie Jeanne, daughter of Edward J. II and Helen fun learning the pasttimes of Woolpert, Steve Deltatto, Steve spring class registration, con church. teachers, guidance counselors, and Mrs. Milton K. Adams of 34 Young Peckham of 37 S. Grove St., Rockville. She was bom days gone by. Hoop rolling, Dwyer, Jim Dwyer, Marty tact the museum at 643-0949. social workers, clergymen and Cole St. March 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal marbles and many more. A Shea, Pat Mitchell, Steve In addition to these regular The Women’s Federation and police officers. A spring wedding is planned. in your future? different game each week. Beicher, Dave Duff, Brian grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Young of Newport, N.H. spring offerings, the museum is Bethany Group of Center Etty PtymtnU Grades 3 and 4. Woodhouse, Gary White, Wayne Child abuse is believed by Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. inw ard Peckhatp of also presenting three mini Congregational Church will Arts and Crafts— Create with Smith and Jay Murphy. many in the field to be the Buff Cap Rd., Tolland. Her great-grandmother is Mrs. Corinne. classes. have a service sewing day paper-mache, paint and a hqjt Co-chairmen for the event number one killer of young Goyette of Newport, N.H. She has a brother, Edward HI, IMi, and Wednesdays, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. 'Tuesday starting at 10 a.m. in of other materials. Grades 3-6. are Grace Belifore and Kirk children. In Connecticut, 763 may we suggest: a sister, Tammy, 3. Gardening —Vegetable and the F^eration Room of the Exploring Nature — Explore Woolpert. JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 children were reported to the Fruit. Make this year’s garden church. Members of the outdoor life at the Nature Tickets' are avaiable from DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER AT SM MAIN STREET Bellinghausen, Kristen Lynn, daughter of Gary F. and the best ever. Lron Zapadkta Women’s Federation wiii be Center, l^arn ,the skills you any lOH member and wili be on Virginia Siegfried Bellinghausen of 20D Esquire Dr. She was bom will conduct three “ how to gar hostesses. ALSO • HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • MIDDLETOWN Our Newest Collection. need to enjoy the out-of-doors. sale at the door, Refreshments Food Editors March 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal den’’ sessions for museum Grades 3-6. will be served. For additional grandfather is Robert B. Siegfried of Port Orchard, Wash. Her menibers at the Woodiand Saturday: 9:15 to 10:15 a.m. information' contact Miss Elect Officers paternal grandfather is D.P. Bellinghausen of Laurens, Iowa. Gardens Greenhouse. Sessions Nature Detectives — Enjoy Belifore, 40 Forest St. or Sue Officers of the newly formed will be April 3, 10 and 17, and springtime at the Nature Gaffney, 51 Washington St. Newspaper Food Editors and Elliott, David W ., son of Ronald A. and Kathleen Dlugos are open to junior high students Center. Grades 1 and 2. Writers Association have been Elliott of 4B Colonial Dr., Columbia. He was bom March 17 at through adults. Fee is $2. 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. the CHEVRON! elected. Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. Saturdays 10:30 to noon. Stamp Club — Discover the ’ They are Peggy Daum, The and Mrs. William G. Dlugos of 146 Orchard St., Rockville. His Back-Packing and Hiking — College Notes world of stamps. Grades 4 and Milwaukee Journal, president; a NAVY HERRINGBONE DOUBLEKNIT paternal grandmother is Mrs. Yvette Elliott of Windham Center. Leam the techniques and skills up. Animal World — Leam the Marian Burrors, The He has a brothef, Brian J. needed to take part in and enjoy TUXEDO... habits of, how to care for and Washington Star-News, vice these two sports. G ass meets Nancy Litke of Manchester is handle the anim als in the president; Joy Gallagher, The This pharmacy keeps an An exquisitely styled tuxedo, the Jacket is enhanced by wide peak Wilde, Melaine Ann, daughter of William J. and Cindy Lee April 6,13 and 20 at the Nature stage manajger of “ The museum’s “ living room.’’ Flint (Mich.) Journal, individual record of your navy velvet lapels and collar which are trimmed in y4" navy satin. The Wilde of 101 South St., Rockville. She was bom March 1 at Center. Open to 6th graders Firebugs,’’ a play by Max Grades 4 - Junior High students. secretary; and Carol Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. through adults. Fee is $1.50. Frisch to be staged March 28,29 family's medical histop slacks are matching navy herringbone flares with navy satin 10:45 to 11;45 a.m. Weaving DeMasters, The Milwaukee and Mrs. Thomas G. Lee Jr. of 40 Willie Circle, Rockville. Her Saturdays, 10:30 to noon. and 30 in Emerson Auditorium, ies. Drug theijapy, r^ striping...Add to that a striking white, blue, gold or pink ruffle shirt — Various kinds of weaving Sentinel, treasurer. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Wilde Jr. of 67 Outdoor Cooking — Learn Elmira College, Elmira, N.Y. with 4’’ navy velvet bow tie — and WOWI explored, including tapestry Organization began in actions, and allergies are West Rd., Rockville. how to build fires properly, An extraordinary looking wedding party... weaving on frame looms. November and 95 food editors keep pans from blackening, etc. Miss Martha C. Young .of noted. It is referred to Grades 3 and up. or food writers of newspapers Also A vellsbk In Burgundy Herrlngbonel Lepack, Carl Andrew, son of Curtis F. and Jean MacKenzie and prepare meals suitable to Bolton has received honors for ^ aulH Photo before dispensing a pre Lepack of 52 Hillside Dr., Ellington. He was bom March 16 at Stitchery II — Learn and the fall term at Skidmore in the United States and Canada outdoor life. Meets April 27, The engagement o f ' scription, thus enabling Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are create with a .variety of College, Saratoga Springs, N.Y. The engagement of Miss joined as charter members. May 4 and 11 and at the Nature Kristine Ann Miller of Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacKenzie of 44 Victoria Rd. His maternal stitches. Grades 3 and up. She is the daughter of Mr. and Heidi Jeanne Miller of Coven The objectives of the associa us to serve you better. Center. Open to 6th graders Manchester to Alan Ckilledge of great-grandparents are Mrs, George MacKenzie of Manchester Acrylics — Leam the special Mrs. Robert C. Young of Notch try to Donald J. Field of Storrs, tion are to increase knowledge FREE to the Bride & Groom through adults. Fee is $2.50, Lehl, Utah, has been announced and John Walsh of Mystic. His paternal great-grandmother is techniques of acrylic painting. Rd., Bolton and a graduate of has been announced by her in all areas of food writing and by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Nellie Lepack of Manchester. He has a sister. Heather, 1V4. Bolton High School. parents, Mr. and Mrs. William editing, to encourage The Bride andvGroom receives FREE with 4 or more tuxedo Durward Miller of 358 Lydall A. Miller of Brewster St., professionalism, to establish a St. WESTOWN rentals a 41-piece gjAssware collection by ‘LIBBY’... Martin, Sherry Lynn, daughter of Leonard C. and Louise J. Coventry. code of ethics and to create a Maloon hbrtin of 54 School St., Rockville. She was bom March 14 Mr. Colledge is the son of Mr. professional image visible to ENERGY SUPPLY REPORT *2 Mr. Field is the son of Mr. 455 HARTFORD RD. Plus.....You also receive a FREE garter and Ring Bearer Pillow — at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are and Mrs. Dee Colledge of Lehl, and Mrs. Joslyn P. Field of the general public and to MANCHESTER Mr. and Mrs. John Lopez of 54 School St., Rockville. Her paternal Utah. Storrs. newspaper management. another Regals exclusivel / . ■YOUK COMMUNITY- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bart Albero of Enfield. Mrs. Betty Ryder, The The bride-elect is a graduate HfAlTH SfR V/Cf STOUT Eneisy Shorta9e"Piodiict of Man^ Miss Miller, a 1970 graduate Herald's women’s editor, is a of Coventry High School and is of Manchester High. 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MANCHIETU Temple is’ planned. rn V 4 - MA_NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. March 25.1974 - PAP-F. th iptepu -m McGuire Says Quintet ‘Lucky’ Reds’ Nolan Encouraged To Have Reached NCAA Finals ABA EAST As Condition Improves GREENSBORO, N.C. round of the Mideast Marquette’a chances of up of the guys started to get un-. Sloan used a stall in the W L Pet GB (UPI— To hear Marquette Regional. Marquette, now setting the Wolfpack, even if dressed and go home.” Wolfpack’s gaame with N.Y. 54 29 .651 coach A1 McGuire tell it, his NEW YORK (UPI) — A few weeks ago, Gary Nolan said 264 for the year, manhged McGuire wasn’t. McGuire said the key to UCLA as State attempted to Kentucky 52 29 .642 1 used to be, still makes a formidable addition to the Reds’ team shouldn’t even be Carolina 7Vt he was embarrassed to come out to the ball park. staff. to slip by Michigan, 72-70, to “This particular ball club tonight’s game might not be work itself into position for 46 36 .561 allowed in the Greensboro Virginia 27 55 .329 26Vk “I felt like I was in the middle of,the Ohio River in a boat get to Greensboro. cau^t my eye in the latter NorUi Carolina State’s All- one winning shot. They rallied for seven runs in the eighth Inning in their Coliseum tonight, much less Memphis 21 61 .256 32Vk with a hole in it,” groused Cincinnati’s big rare-armed “Notre Dame is definitely stages of the season,” he American David Thompson, “I’m pleased that North game with the Mets Sunday for a 10-8 victory. Tony Perez’ play North Carolina State righthander. a better ball club than we said. “I even picked them to 7 4 center Tom Burleson, or Carolina State fans are not. double was the big blow in the inning. Class Pitchers in Red Sox Camp for the NCAA championship. Now, suddenly, things have changetL. Nolan may have are physically, and a lot of come out of the Mideast much-heralded Monte Towe. intolerant of delays,” said WEST The Reds’ sraond ^uad was beaten by the Cardinals!) 5- “Marquette has been at plugged that hole in the boat. He’s showmg unmistakable other things,” said Regionals. “Our biggest problem is McGuire, who has always W L Pet GB 2, wito (Tay Kirby giving up four of the Cards’ runs in me the top now for eight years signs of not being up river without a paddle anymore. McGuire, dressed in bright “They are a great basket Tim Stoddard,” said claimed his team can win Utah 50 32 .610 sixth innings he worked. Jose Cruz, continuing his spirited FLORIDA — For too many years For the record, Tiant won 20 games and you know for the last The Reds Sunday sent out two squads, one of them ball team, they have a fine McGuire of the State games if it is able to es Indianq 45 37 .549 5 hitting, drove in three runs for St. Louis. the Boston Red Sox were short of top- and Lee 17 in 1973. five we have never been out knbeking over the New York Mets, 10-8, in Tampa, Fla., defensive team, and they forward who averaged 5.4 tablish. the tempo of play San Ant 44 38 .537 6 Dodgers 3 Astros 0 grade pitching. No longer is this true. It’s the newcomers who have given of the top 10,” McGuire as Denver 36 46 .439 14 and the other dropping a 5-2 draision to the St. Louis Car have fine players.” points per game during the early. Willie Crawford singled home two runs and Jim Wynn Thanks to some off-season trades, the Red Sox faithful new hope, es he discussed his team’s first State Picked San Diego 35 47 .427 15 dinals at St. Petersburg, but Nolan was the big news and he Sloan said the very fact regular season. Sloan said it would be all another against his former Houston teammates in a three- and the purchase of Juan Marichal, pecially on the mound. appearance ever in the Sunday’s Games didn’t even take part in either game. In fact hie hasn’t LAS VEQAS, Nev. (UPI) that Marquette is given little “He is physical and if he right with him if Marquette run eighth inning rally that provided Los Angeles with a 3-0 the prides of Fenway Park boast Uie This group includes Marichal, finals. “I would say that this New York 99, San Antonio 97 pitched a single inning in actual competition all spring, but — Oddsmaker Jimmy chance of winning the game starts hitting the perimeter attempts to slow down the victory. Don Sutton and Mike Marshall limited the Astros best potential staff of starting acquired from San Francisco, an All- year’s team is the fifth or Memphis 104, Virginia 94 that doesn’t mean he hasn’t been working. “The Greek” Snyder rates should serve as “ad d ^ in shots then we are in Tapout game and wished McGuire to five hits, with Marshall picking up the decision. pitchers in the American League Star selection seven times, and a 20- sixth best team I’ve had in Denver 109, Carolina 107 Nolan, on the disabled list practically all last year, asked North Carolina State a 13- spiration” to the Warriors. City and we can go home,” better success than he had Indiana 101, Utah 89 Reliever Fred Scherman, who came on in the eighth, was Eastern Division and ji»t a shade un game winner seven times while in the the last eight years.” Larry Shepard, the Reds’ pitching coach, to catch him last point favorite over “I think they a^e in an en McGuire said. Saturday. Kentucky 1S2, San Diego 111 the loser. His predecessor, Claude Osteen, going against iwdfci ■ M:. der the Oakland A’s oc the AL West. National League and the winningest Marquette will square off Marquette in tonight’s Thursday. viable position.” McGuire said he would “We were better off when his ex-Dodger teammates, held them to one hit through the (Herald photo by Dunn) (Herald photo by Dunn) Darrell Johnson, after two outstan pitcher among active performers and against North Carolina “It vvas the first time this spring that he threw the ball championship game of the Marquette downed Kan probably start the game we were going full blast out first seven innings. ding seasons as the skipper of Red Sox with the fifth best earned run average Stote, which beat UCLA in Fred McCurry NCAA baskethall tourna sas, 65-51, in their Saturday with a man-to-man defense there and trying to score,” where it landed in my hands without coming in on an arc,” Gail Marinelli Triple A farms clubs, moves up to the in baseball history. The 35-year-old double overtime, at 9:10 p., said Shepard. Yankees 2 White Sox 1 ment at Greensboro, N.C. semifinal which saw little with one person dropping off Sloan said. “When we were NBA big top and he’s determined to make high-stepping righ^ander trails only m. EDT in a nationally- Nolan threw to Shepard again on Saturday. Steve Kline and Scott McGregor snapped a four game offense from either club in to help on Burleson when he holding the ball, we looked the most of the opportunity. Walter Johnson, Grover Cleveland losing slide for the Yankees wiUi a combined four hit 2-1 televised match. the first half. Marquette has the ball. He noted that rather pathetic.” Eastern Conference “ He threw so hard, I couldn’t handle him, so I turned yellow pants, a pullover conquest of the White Sox. Reliever Stan Perzanowski wild The 30th manager in Rd Sox history Alexander, Whitey Ford and l^b Gib UCLA will play Kansas in blew a lead in the last Atlantic Division him over to (John) Bench,” said the Reds’ coach. “He also knows that he’s taken a post that son in the latter category. sweater, tennis shoes and no pitched the winning run across in the seventh. a consolation game at 6:35 p. minute and a half of the first W L Pet GB wasn’t only throwing fast balls, but hard curves, Semifinals Upcoming doesn’t usually mean he can expect Reggie Cleveland, acquired in the m. EDT, the first time since socks. Boston 56 24 .700 changeups and everything. ’ ’ Red Sox 6 Twins 4 McGuire, asked what his period to go into intermis any long tenure period. Reggie Smith deal, won 17 games for 1966 that the Bruins will not sion trailing by a point. New York 48 33 .593 8 Bench also was impressed. Tommy Harper’s two-run single capped a five-run sixth Under a broiling Florida sun — the St. I^uis and is only 25. Dick Drago, team has to do to beat North Buffalo 42 39 .519 14W inning rally that gave the Boston Red Sox a 6 4 triumph, be in the championship Marquette players said “Gary’s fast ball is back to about three-quarters what it In Duckpin Tourney weather claimed by the Chamber of copped a dozen decisions with Kansas Carolina State, deadpanned, Philadelphia 23 57 .288 32W game. after the game that the fiery used to be,” said the Reds’ receiver. over the Minnesota Twins. Rick Wise was the winner City and Rick Wise was good enough “Be very fortunate.” Central Conference Commerce in cities that feature McGuire, in a press McGuire shook up the club That in itself is enough to get the entire Cincinnati ball although he gave up homers to Steve Braun, Bobby Darwin major league ball clubs in the to capture 16 triumphs with the Car briefing Sunday, said one of Wolfpack Norman Sloan W L Pet GB club excited. Gary Nolan, even three-quarters as fast as he and Eric Soderholm. It’s down to four apiece in the an Pelletier, was extended to the limit by in the locker room. X Capital 45 35 .563 Grapefruit League — Johnson took dinals in the National League. ’The the major reasons his team wasn’t falling for any of nual Men’s and Women’s Duckpin Bill McKinney befor winning. “I told them you either do Atlanta 35 46 .432 lOW time out to explain his outlook after latter and Drago are both 28 and McGuire’s poor-mouthing. Bowling Tournament at Holiday made it to the finals was what I want you to do or you Houston 31 50 .383 14V4 In the women’s bracket, defending the first month’s workouts. Sloan, whose team now is should be far from being in the Michigan’s upset win over go home,” McGuire said Geveland 29 52 .358 16W Fourth Tour Win Lanes. champion Carol Noske gets a shot at 29-1, was willing to build up “Thanks to the trades we have washed up category. Diego Segui, also Notre Dame in the first with a smile'Sunday. “One The four men winners who ad defending her crown as she advanced made, we are surrounded by class from St. Louis in the Smith trade, is vanced to Sunday’s semifinals were to Sunday’s semifinals. She defeated pitchers. I don’t think the Red Sox counted on to be the bellow of the Western Conference Miller Victorious Ken Seaton, Fred McCurry, George Kathy Hayden, and will face Jean have had such class pitchers since the bullpen corps. Midwest Division Pelletier and Norman LaLonde. McAdam, who upended Joan Sim end of World War II,’’ he noted. “I feel pretty sure that what I have Consolation Tilt Defending champion Don Simmons W L Pet GB mons in the quarterfinals. The other Remember those flingers of ttie mid seen of Marichal, he’ll be one of my In Heritage Golf Milwaukee 58 23 .716 reached the quarterfinals, defeating women’s pairing finds Gail Marinelli, and late ‘40s, like Tex Hughsdn, Dave starters. He tells me that he works Chicago 53 28 .654 5 Bub Holmes in the eliminations, but a winner over Janet Grotta, against Ferriss, Joe Dobson and Mickey best with four days rest. I hope to Walton Questionable Detroit 52 29 .642 6 HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (UPI) - A fully-clothed he in turn was upended by Seaon in the Delina Rock, who outsted Gloria Harris? That had to be part of the best have four starters only for the first KC-Omaha 33 48 .407 25 Johnny Miller has streaked off with another $40,000. And best three out of five competition. Darling in three straight matches. balanced staff the club had before Jim few weeks of the season and then use that’s $40,000 more than the other three streakers got for Seaton and McCurry, who bested The men’s pairings are Seaton vs. Lonborg and Jose Santiago came five. Tiant says he is strongest when their run in the sun Sunday. Bill Sheekey, won in three straight McCurry and Pelletier vs. LaLonde. OREENSBORO, N.C. (UPI) - It against Marquette and that his Pacific Division along in 1967 to help land a pennant for he pitches every fifth day. Once we The 26-year-old golfing sensation from San Francisco while LaLonde had to go four matches The finals will be held April 7 at might be a d etest^ consolation game players were disappointed in their W L Pet GB owner Tom Yawkey. get into the heavy part of the Los Angeles 47 34 .580 won the Heritage Classic, his fourth golf triumph of the before eliminating Ed Bujaucius, who Holiday Lanes beginning at 2. Finals to UCLA coach John Wooden, but peiiormance in a game which saw lit “Right now,’’ Johnson continued, schedule, we’ll go with five starters Gblden State 43 37 .538 3 year, by three strokes over Gibby Gilbert and pushed his had eliminated Dave Saunders will be a head-to-head best four out of Kansas Coach Ted Owens sees as one tle offense from either team in the “we will carry nine pitchers back to and four in the bullpen. Seattle 35 45 .438 11 Vi earnings to $149,105. earlier. The final semifinalist. seven match with the semis three out last chance for the Jayhawks to show first half. Boston. The ones who show they can “The fellows who show they are Phoenix 30 51 .370 17 Cool as you please. Miller birdied the 15th hole to finish of five. _ the nation they are a good team. “I think that this game does repre win down here will be the ones that we capable of starting, but will not be one Portland 26 54 .325 20Vi the final round at 1-under-par 70 and then ignored a nude Kansas, which lost a 64-51 decision sent a challenge to us to demonstrate take to Milwaukee for our opening of the four starters, will wind up as x-clinched division title young man and woman who ran together down the next to Marquette in Saturday’s NCAA the type of team we are,” he said. series (April 5, 6, 7). long relievers,’’ Johnson added. The fairway. semifinal round, will play UCLA at It will be the first time since 1966 Sunday’s Games NHL Roundup “I feel that we have some really latter will be moundsmen capable of “Yeah, I saw them running on the 16th fairway,” said 6:35 p.m. EDT prior to i^rquette’s that Wooden has not taken his Bruins Boston 109, Houston 106 ot class pitchers and some pretty good working four or more innings. (UPI photo) Miller. “But after the birdie on 15,1 had no tension what championship game with topranked into the championship game. He said Capital 120, Atlanta 92 pitchers won’t make the ball club. I “I like our pitching and from what I soever. Nothing could bother m e.” North Carolina State. the decision to allow his players to Will Walton Compete? Geveland 114, Atlanta 92 Bruins Win Division would put 13 to 14 fellows in that class hear and read, the other clubs in our Witnesses said that a lone, nude male also streaked Wooden, who has described the con make up their own minds on whether Cleveland 114, New York 92 as class pitchers. league think it’s pretty good too,’’ Los Angel^ 150, Buffalo 124 beside the 18th fairway before Miller arrived to receive solation game as“ for the birds,” has to play is nothing new. NEW YORK (UPI) - The and then went on to win the Greg Sheppard the last two. “I don’t have any rotation plan Johnson said. UCLA’s Bill Walton is undecided whether or not to ^oenix 134, Golden State 121 victory applause of some 7,000 persons gathered around said he will allow his seniors and “This has been my philosophy and, W i ; historic city of Boston, con Stanley Cup as well. Rod Gilbert became the first yet,’’ he added before lighting a To date, in the Grapefruit circuit, play in tonight’s consolation contest against Kcuisas. Milwaukee 120, Portland 110 the final green. ■ ’ ■ ‘ starters to decide if they want to play. believe me, it is no different than it (UPI photo) sidered by some the cradle For a while, the capacity member ever of the New York ' cigarette as we sat in the Boston the Red Sox have been getting both Walton (32) will make his own choice, according to Chicago 122, Seattle 113 Gilbert finished with a sparkling 69 over the tight little Rangers to total 300 lifetime There are indications that All- has ever bwn,” he said. “It doesn’t The Winning Touch of American hockey, rocked Boston Garden crowd didn’t dugout. pitching and hitting and boast the best Bruins’ coach Johnny Wooden. par 72, 6,655-yard Harbour Town course on this feel they were going to be sit- goals with a pair in the third America center Bill Walton may not mean that we don’t go out there and with that familiar old cry won-lost record of any of the 17 clubs WHA wind whipped island resort. He picked up $22,800. ting in on any division- period that helped beat the Buf play. . do the best we can, but we give the again: in the Sunshine State. Dick Crawford carded a 70 for third place a stroke back Johnny Miller clenches his fist as his birdie putt drops. clinching, especially when Mon falo Sabres, 5-3. Gilbert was Owens told newsmen Sunday that he guys who haven’t had much of a “We’re No. 1!” . . . riant and Lee Set One has to come away from the Red ABA Roundup EAST of Gilbert, and Tom Kite was alone in fourth another Miller went on to score his fourth tour victory in the treal jumped right out in front tendered a three-minute stan realized that all coaches have chance to play throughout the season 1 “We’re No. 1 !” on a pair of early goals by Yvon ding ovation by a Madison “I know from past experiences that Sox camp with new enthusiasm. W L 1 Pts stroke back with a final 69. Heritage Golf Classic at Hilton Head, S.C. different styles but told Wooden that a chance to play now.” New England 40 30 4 84 For the last five minutes, in Coumoyer, and Henri Richard. Square Garden crowd of 17,500. (Luis) Tiant and (Bill) Lee will be There is definitely a new look to the But the tournament already belonged to Miller before he hoped UCLA will field its regular The last time UCLA was in a NCAA Toronto 37 36 4 78 sistently and uninterruptedly, That was only the first period The Philadelphia Flyers starting pitchers on what they showed 1974 Red Sox, starting with the the final round started as he poured it on early and finished starting five. consolation game was in 1963, a game Quebec 37 33 4 78 Boston Garden fans kept though. moved within six points of last year.’’ pitching staff. at 67-67-72-70—276. That’s an almost unbelievable eight un “ Our players really hope that the the Bruins lost. Denver Grabs Edge Geveland 34 31 9 77 repeating the phrase Sunday The Bruins poured in four un clinching the Western Division der par on this course with its sea sand traps and alligator night and out on the ice the title by subduing the St. Louis seniors will want to play,” he said. Wooden said he had indications Chicago 35 33 5 75 answered goals in the second holes. Playoffs Entered obedient Boston Bruins made it Blues, 4-1, in a contest which in “We would prefer to play against the Jersey 32 37 4 68 period, Dave Forbes and Carol from only one player, All-American The victory kept Miller far and away at the top the official by mauling the Mon cluded Rick Macleish’s 30th very best of UCLA even thou^ we For Playoff Berth WEST Vadnais coming up with the Bill Walton, that he might not play. . « treal Canadiens, 6-3, for their W L 1 Pts money winning list for the year after his three season first two and Andre Savard and goal. Lakers in Playoffs, wouldn’t have as good a chance to “I hope all the players will want to third National Hockey League Houston 45 22 5 95 opening wins in the Crosby, 'Tuscon and Phoenix tour By WHA Nordiques win.” play. I hope they do but I can’t force NEW YORK (UPI) — ’Thanks to a layup shot at the Eastern Division title in four Minnesota 41 31 2 84 naments. Owens said his team played poorly them to play,” he said. buzzer by Dave Robisch, the Denver Rockets have a A second-peri(xl goal by Serge years. Edmonton 34 34 3 71 But Miller said he doesn’t like the idea of so much so NEW YORK (UPI) - The Brenier, a ^ fo o t shot from the What made the whole thing Walton Battle Rages one jgame lead over San Diego today in the battle for the Winnipeg 32 37 5 69 fast. Quebec Nordiques are fourth and final playoff berth in the Western Division of left wing that caught the goalie especially sweet for the Bruins The Vancouver 26 46 1 53 assured of a h e r e i n the “I’m naturally happy that I’m winning,” he said. “ But I by surprise and broke a S-^tie, was that the clincher came at Kareem Abdul-Jabbar leading the American Basketball Association. Los Angeles 24 49 0 48 World Hockey dissociation NEW YORK (UPI) - The falo Braves, 150-124, Sunday just want to progress steadily. I seem to have jumped gave the Nordiques a 4-3 victory the expense of the team which the Bucks with 43 points. Robisch’s shot on a long inbounds pass from A1 Smith gave the Sunday’s Games Los Angeles Lakers have night as Elmore Smith scored three rungs quickly when I would rather go one by one.” playoffs. Sunday night at home over the wrested the Prince of Wales 20mpg NIT Title to Purdue Rockets a 109-107 thriller win over the Carolina Cougars in their Minnesota 5, Houston 3 That means the Blazera have come up with a National 37 points and Gail Goodrich had New England Whalers to lock Trophy froip them a year ago “clinched” the worst record in final home game of the season. ’The game was played a short Los Angeles 6, Winnipeg 3 Basketball Association 35. up the playoff berth. The Nor the NBA’s Western (inference while after San Diego had dropped a 122-111 decision to the Ken Toronto 3, Vancouver 1 playoff berth for the 14th Foreman-Norton Bout diques had taken a 3-1 lead luxury wagon. and will coin-flip with the Bob McAdoo, the league’s tucky Colonels in Louisville. Quebec 4, New England 3 <> straight year but the lowly With'Win Over Utah earlier only to have the Whalers Philadelphia 76ers, the Eastern leading scorer, returned to ac In other Sunday games, the New Yo>-k Nets clung to a one game Chicago 3, Gevelanid 3, over Softball Portland Trail Blazers have battle back into a tie. tailenders, for the right to pick tion for Buffalo after missing NEW YORK (UPI) - afternoon at Madison Square Willie is a star of the New York lead over Kentucky in the E a te m Division by nipping San An time something that may be even six games with a virus and first in the annual draft of Back on New Y ear’s Day, Garden when the two teams Nets of the American Basket- tonio, 99-97; the Indiana Pacers won at home over the Western The Cleveland Crusaders Tryouts better — a shot at landing college players. If the Blazers scored 40 points. met again in the NIT finals — ball Association, is a champion Utah Stars, 101-89; and the lowly Memphis Tams Prelims Nearing End the Purdue Boilermakers NHL moved into a tie for second Bill Walton of UCLA. win the toss, there is little scored their second straight victory, 104-94, at home over the Coaches of the In other Sunday action: weren’t exactly happy about and Purdue won, 87-81, for the sophomore at Utah and said X place in the WHA's Eastern The Blazers backed into that doubt they’ll grab Walton. Virginia Squires. The Phoenix Suns eliminated the way 1974 was getting un championship. today he wants to graduate CARACAS (UPI) - Heavyweight Zaire providing Norton does not upset Division with a 3-3 tie at home Manchester Rec enviable position by Idsfng a The Lakers earned the right The Rockets had led Carolina through most of the first three EAST the playoff chances of the derway. But now, as the “I’m glad we met Utah in the from college. But he admitted, champion Geoihge Foreman, who has the champion. He said a group of against the Chicago Cougars, Department's Women's 120-110 decision at home Sunday to meet Milwaukee in the first periods but two free throws by the Cougars’ Ted McClain created Golden State Warriors, 134-121, final because knowing them “I really don’t know what I’d W L T Pts a contract in his [locket for multi Swiss businessmen, representing deadlocked with the Toronto Feline League Slow Pitch n i^ t to the Milwauk(*e Bucks, first Big Ten team ever to a 107-107 tie with two seconds left on the clock. Denver called Boston round of the playoffs Friday in despite 46 points by Warrior gave us an edge,” said Schaus, do,” if the pros come at him 49 14 9 107 million dollar September defense African interests, had guaranteed a Toros. A goal by Ron Ward late Softball Teams will con win the National Invitation time out and then Smith’s long pass to Robisch sel up the w in n i n g with “Most Valuable Player” Milwaukee by bating the Buf- whose Boilermakers finished now with a juicy offer to turn Montreal 41 23 9 91 in the third period, his 29th of Cazzie Russell as Keith basketball Tournament, against extitleholder Muhammed Ali $10 million purse for the bout. duct trybuts for prospec third In the Big Ten this season,; professional. score. Robisch led Denver with 29 points while Mack Calvin had N.Y. Rangers 38 21 13 89 the season, gave the Crusaders Erickson of the Suns had a 29 for the Cougars. in far away Africa, meets Ken Norton The unbeaten Foreman was tive new ballplayers on they figure their troubles then came to New York, If and when he does turn pro. Toronto 32 23 15 79 the tie. career-high 40. officially today when they weigh-in expected to weight 220 pounds for his Sunday, March 31,from 1- then were a blessing in dis eliminated tournament favorite Sojourner thinks his most Buffalo 30 31 11 71 for Tuesday’s scheduled 15-round 3 at Mt. Nebo. guise. North Carolina in the first natural position in the pros Detroit 27 35 10 64 40th professional fight while Norton, a In other Sunday games, championship fight. Jump Mark It was in Salt Lake City on round of the N.I.T. and rolled would be forward and thinks he Vancouver 20 41 11 51 3-to-l underdog, should come in at a Minnesota edged closer to Women 14 years of age N.Y. Isl. Harry Schwartz, vice-president of Houston in the Western Divi IRVINE, Calif. (UPI) - Jan. 1 that Purdue lost an 87-85 through three more wins to the would be able to make' the UConn’s Foster Picked 17 38 17 51 career higluif 213 or 214 pounds. The and older who are MUFFLERS decision to Utah on a last se^ title. switch from center easily. Video Techniques, Inc., co-promoters ceremonierare set for noon EDT at sion, where Houston has locked Jerry Proctor of the Beverly, WEST Manehester residents are Hills Striders recorded the cond basket by Utes’ scoring One thing Purdue did not win For Schaus, former coach of of Tuesday’s fight, said a contract the Poliedro Stadium, site of the first up first place, by beating the For NIT All-Star Team W L T Pts eligible to tryout. FROM sixth best long jump in track ace ’Tickey Burden. — the “Most Valuable Player” the University of West Virginia was signed several weeks ago for a heavyweight title fight to be held in Aeros 5-3 in Houston although Philadelphia 4Sr 14 11 101 Introducing the 1974 V o lksvK i^ 412 Wagon histop^ at 27 feet 1% inches, to “It was a tough loss and there Award, which went to 6-8 center and later coach and general Foreman-Ali fight, in Kinshasha, outshot, 50-29. NEW YORK (UPI) — Jimmy College, which toppled the Chicago 36 13 21 93 South America. covered Iby Owners Security Blanket. 14.95 highlight the Meet of Cham were some unusual calls,” is Mike ^joum er of Utah, who manager of the Los Angeles $ Foster, the University of Huskies on a desperation shot Los Angeles 30 30 12 72 pions track and field competi the way Purdue coach Fred tallied 94 points and grabbed 72 Lakers of the National Basket Connecticut’s outstanding 76-75 just before the buzzer. Schaus recalls that night. But rebounds in four games. ball Association, the NIT Atlanta 27 32 13 67 Before the energy crisis hit us all in the gas tank, INSTAUED FREE tion at University of Califomia- guard, is the only player from a ; Irvine Sunday. things came full circle Sunday Sojourner, whose brother triumph represent^ a huge Minnesota 22 33 16 60 theVW 412 was right. team which didn’t make it into MOiT MIUKAN COMTAa U K personal achievement. St. Louis 24 38 11 59 the semi-finals of the National •Legal Fight- A sensible luxury wagon. OTHU CARS (OMPAIAUVUT niCID “I’ve been coaching for 15 or A lls later Pittsburgh 25 38 7 58 Invitational Basketball tourney Now it's more right than ever. |Mm M| ikiMi 16 years in the colleges and in For the second con California 13 50 9 35 to make the All Star team. ENERGY SUPPLY REPORT #1 the pros,” he said. “I”ve been secutive year, East LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - With the nation's big gas guzzlers in disfavor, Aum sa or CASS A Twcu TERMITES in the playoffs many times, but Foster, who was named to the Catholic’s basketball stan Sunday's .Results Legal arguments which could The suit is against Foreman, RESEMBLE FLYING ANTS AND BOTH EMERGE AT the 412 Wagon may be one of the few luxury until this time I never had won CBS-NIT team during halftime dout Joe Whelton has been Boston 6, Montreal 3 determine whether the George his manager and trainer wagons still around. the big game.” Vancouver 3, Toronto 2 THIS TIME OF YEAR, BUT AS SHOWN IN THESE The Huffier Gas Made Rom Naphtha Mow ceremonies at Madison Square named to the Class A All- Foreman-Ken Norton Charles Sadler, the champion’s For it gets a good 20 miles per gallon. Schaus praised his players for Garden, gained attention for his N.Y. Rangers 5, Buffalo 3 ILLUSTRATIONS, THEY ARE DIFFERENT IN MANY WAYS. State team in a poll taken heavyweight title fight is financial and business manager tint’s surauteed their “willingness to sacrifice” one-on-one abilities in the N.Y. Islanders 6, Atlanta 4 How's that for o luxury wogort'thot also treats Helping to Keep CNG Customers Marm by the New Haven view^ at 200 closed circuit Leroy Jackson, and several cor to achieve their goals this clutch. Pittsburgh 8, Detroit 0 porations. Front wings longer you to loads of space, plush seats, elegant carpet for as long as Register. television locations in North Both pairs ot season. Chicago 6, Minnesota 0 America will be heard Monday The legal action is directed at than back wings ing, and a timed preheating system? Others picked for the CBS- wings same slze%MT-e,, yon own tbo ear- “If you want something bad Joining Whelton on,the Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 1 in federal court. blocking the closed circuit CNG has contracted for large quantities of gas from NIT five were Boston College’s Fact is, it's the only luxury wagon with its combi ly, you have to sacrifice to get first team were Ted Mauro Los Angeles 7, California 1 K.O. Inc., a Nevada corpora television, not the 15-round it,” Schaus said. “You have to Bob Carrington, champion ^ r - from South Catholic, Tom nation of features, stan(dard equipment, for only a new plant built in Massachusetts, to produce pipeline- due’s Frank Kendrick and tion headed by Loren Cassina, boxing match itself. discipline yourself.” Goodwin from South $4200.* runner-up Utah’s Ticky Burden is seeking a preliminary injunc Muffler quality gas from naphtha. Deliveries are limited because One thing Purdue had to do in Guess you could soy the VW 412 is o luxury and Mike Sojourner, the most Windsor, John Delagrange tion in a breach of dOntract suit. ANT Center naphtha is made from scarce petroleum, but we are the final was kleep its poise from New London, and Miss Softball wagon whose time hath come. Regal when it trailed Utah 4641 at valuable player in the series. Morris McCloud from receiving some of this gas and it is now halftime. After that, Schaus While the UConn team was in Wilcpx Tech. The annual meeting of CEILINGS said, Utah which “had been action, Foster scored 27 points ’ T)ie )974 VoUiwagen 4)2 Wogon soggejied teloil price. W» C9n...W9 do I ' bottor lobi 0 helping to keep you warm this winter. Other Hartford County Little Miss Softball will be Actual size V4-lnch1 ... waist Actual size 'A-Inch P.O.E. local taxes and oDter charges, il any, oddilionol. shooting awfully well in the in leading Uie Huskies (o an 82- Trade Made Beraard Lozier, bf «M(BiCA. IOC. first half began to miss” and Conference performers held Tuesday at the 34S Center S t •Manchester, Conn. 70 win in the opening round selected to the first team British-Anlerican Club on SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (UPI) Inc. ■ AT ITaCH I OONNECnCUTNATURALGAS CX3RPORAT10N Purdue switched its defense game against St. John’s. For a Complete FREE lnapectlon...Call Now againsf Burden, the tournament were Steve Balkun from Maple St. at 7:30. — The Chicago Cubs, continuing scoring champion. In the se Northwest Catholic and All interested in this to reduce their load of veteran Repairs and ■2112 Additional facts on this subject or copies of our supply newsletter And Foster sank 20 points in cond half Schaus assigned three Mark Noon from St. Paul, program for the young players, have traded outfielder Roplaeemantal MRDVARK TERMITE CONTROL INC. Ted Tnidon, Inc. available on request to the Public Relations Dept., 233 Pearl St., Hartford. Conn. 06101. the quarter final round against Jim Hickman, 36, to the St. players to guard Burden at both Class B selections. ■ girls of the town of 83 third place winner Boston Louis Cardinals for pitcher Phono Tpke., Rte. different times. Manchester dtt invited. MANCHESTER WILLIMANTIC Scipio Spinks, 26. G 4 M 4 0 4 646-0445 423-1336 Talcottvilie L i ■ i 1 PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., March 2S, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon.. March 25, 1974- PAGE FIFTEEN Announcements Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Homes lor Sele ADVERTISn 23 Homes tor Sale 23 ^______Homes For Sele 23 Yarborough Triumphs DEADLINE Expdrtitetl ADVERTISINe NO EXPERIENCE LETS MAKE A DEED 12:00 noon tho diy boforo NURSE AIDE last section publication. INCO M E TA X RATES SELL $5,500—Storrs, 12x52 Cata «Hr n /. ( I L K [: ’ . f ' u PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^^nchester, Conn., Mon., March 25. 1974 r : Bolton Obituarie^ Abiout Town iiaturfapHlTr I iVoit Dixon Candidate MANCHESTER, CONN., TTIESDAY, MARCll 26, 1974- VOL. XCIU, No. 149 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Jack Cavagnaro Dies, Kenneth J. Steger The Veterans of Foreign Kenneth J. Steger, 81, of 34 Wars Ladies Auxiliary will For GOP Post Again Retired Policeman Ashworth St. died Saturday meet Tueiklay at 7:30 p.iD. at at Manchester Memorial the post liome. Members are DONNA HOLLAND Hospital. He was the husband of reminded t'o bring items for the roles in the elections of Dorothy John L. Cavagnaro, 80, of 103 veteran, and a member of the Correspondent Miller, state representative; Ridge St., former Manchester Susan Turek Steger. rummage sale on Wednesday 646-0375 Army-Navy Club. He was born in Mor, morning at the post home. ' and Robert Steele, U.S. Kissinger, Brezhnev Take Up Police Department patrolman, Other survivors are a son, Robert Dixon, Republican representative, as the most per died Sunday at Manchester H u n g ary , and lived in- Town Committee chairman, Edward J. Cavagnaro of Manchester 66 years. He ’The Golden Age Club will sonally satisfying. He also feels Memorial Hospital. He was the Manchester, and two has announced that he will not that the committee’s husband of Mrs. Minnie Iffahn worked 22 years for the First meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. at accept another term as chair grandchildren. National Bakery in East Hart the Senior Citizens Center. newsletter “Truth” has played Cavagnaro. The funeral is Tuesday at 9; 15 man. He has served in that posi a significant part in town elec Bom Oct. 9, 1893, in New ford until his retirement 16 Members are reminded to bring tion for the past four years. a.m! from the John F. Tierney years ago. He was a member of a can of fn;iit for the kitchen tions. Delicate Middle East Issues York City, the son of Stephen His statement had been \ Funeral Home, 219 W. Center Concordia Lutheran Church. social. Dixon endorses Steele for and Mary Cazzasuf Cavagnaro, expected by committee MOSCOW (UPI) - U.S. second day of Kissinger’s visit St., with a Mass at 10 at St. Other survivors are a governor. He noted that Bolton Kissinger lunched privately indicating they want the action \ plete their talks aimed at he lived in Manchester 59 years. members as he had informed Secretary of State Henry A. here. James Church. Burial will be in daughter, Mrs. Albert Cervini Lakota Council No. 61, was the first town to endorse with his senior aides at the shifted back to the Geneva drawing up woiking documents He joined the Manchester the veterans section of East them a year ago it would be his Steele in his first bid for the Se Kissinger and Soviet Com Vest said Alfred L. Atherton Lenin Hills residence where he peace conference where they for President Nixon’s planned Police Department as a super of Manchester; and a sister, Degree of .Pocahontas, will last term. munist party general secretary Jr., assistant U.S. secretary for Cemetery. Mrs. Mary Steams of Hartford. meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at cond Congressional District is staying. Vest said. felt they can have more of a visit to the Soviet Union this numerary in July 1927 and Friends may call at the Dixon praised the committee seat. Leonid I. Brezhnev today dis Near East and South Asian af Vest said the two men got say. summer. became a regular policeman Funeral services are Tuesday the Odd Fellows Hall. There for its successful efforts in turn cussed the delicate question of fairs, joined the talks today for funeral home tonight from 7 to at 11 a.m. at the Concordia will be election of officers. "Steele has many close ties to into the subject of Middle East Kissinger opened his talks Brezhnev told American December 1929. Except for a 9. ing the town from a complete Bolton,” Dixon said. “We lost the Middle East where the Middle East discussion. peace negotiations after their with Brezhnev Monday and told newsmen before the talks period between 1937 and 1939, Lutheran Church. Burial will be There will b O VI I l A f