President to Carry Case to High Court

MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 2,1974- VOL. XCIH, No. 181 Manchester—A City of Village Charm THIRTY-SIX PAGES - \ t WO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Judiciary Committee Not Satisfied ___ 4 ^ President to Carry Case to High Court WASHINGTON (UPI) — subpoena Wednesday, saying Nixon already this week had President Nixon’s lawyers stronger language voting with giving up the tapes would "be made public transcripts of 20 of refused to meet today’s sub­ the Republicans. ' inconsistent with the public in­ the 64 conversations sought. poena deadline to hand over The committee has informa­ terest’’ because the tapes “There is no confidentiality .tapes of 64 Watergate-related tion from the White House in covered confidential conver­ left,” Lacovara said. the form of tapes previously conversations to special sations between the President John 'McCahill, a St. Clair turned over to Jaworski as well prosecutor Leon Jaworski and and his advisers. assistant, responded that as other material gathered by said they would fight the case St. Clair claimed Jaworski although the edited transcripts the grand jury, federal agen­ alt the way to the Supreme was on a “ fishing expedition’’ Court if necessary. had been released, .“the Presi­ cies, the Senate Watergate to get more information for his dent has not waived privilege on U.S. District Judge John J. committee and its own in­ case against the seven cover-up the tapes themselves.” Sirica set a Monday deadline vestigators. ‘The meeting today defendants and the tapes The transcripts released by for Jaworski and the seven was to decide how to use that to already provided the Nixon were for Watergate its best advantage. defendants in the Watergate prosecutor and the public related conversations by Nixon Vice President Gerald R. cover-up case, scheduled to go should.be enough for the trial. on tepes subpoenaed by the Ford today warned the com­ ■i’. A on trial in September, to St. Clair said Wednesday the Judiciary Committee. answer the White House motion mittee not to get involved in a case would be taken to the partisan wrangle. to quash the subpoena. The committee voted shortly Supreme Court if Sirica ruled “This is a very serious The House Judiciary Com­ against the White House. before midnight Wednesday to \ ts mittee, which voted late notify Nixon by letter that matter — the impeachment or Wednesday night on a nearly The . subpoena was despite the more than 1,250 nonimpeachment ■ of the straight party line to inform answerable at 10 a.m. today. In pages of private conversations President,” Ford said on NBC- Nixon he had not complied with a lO^minute hearing, Sirica set now public, Nixon “failed to TV’s Today Show. “And for it to its subpoena for 42 tapes, held a a 2 p.m. EDT Monday deadline comply!’ with the subpoena develop into a partisan issue ^They Trapped Me^ meeting this morning to decide for Jaworski to answer the asking for the 42 tapes would. get the House action how to' use the information it White House motion and away from the facts.” themselves. “They trapped m e,” testifies Maxwell Smart as played by Joseph Adorno and playing th^ ourt clerk to his right is has gathered in its inquiry into scheduled a hearing on the Ford said he was “convinced Jay April in the Law Day mock trial at East Catholic High matter for 10 a.m. Wednesday.’ §cotte Gordon, ECHS student. (Herald photo by Barlow) possible presidential impeach­ The 20-18 vote was almost a beyond any doubt” after School’s gym Wednesday. Playing the judge is Judge ment. straight partisan vote, with reading the transcripts that the S' Phillip A. Lacovara, an assis­ only one of 17 Republican James D. St. Clair, Nixon’s President is innocent of any tant to Jaworski, argued briefly members voting with the chief Watergate lawyer, filed that the motion should be Democrats to send the letter , the motion to quash Jaworski’s (See Page Eighteen) denied “summarily” because and two Democrats who wanted Mock Trial Staged for Law Day

By MAL BARLOW Kissinger’s Mideast Mission Atty. Craig p. White played “trapped” into the sale and the history of the trials Ideally ‘Not guilty,’ pronounced the counsel foi;/the defense and jury apparently agreed. since they began in the Ihte foreman of , the 12-student jury must haye been persuasive as 1950s, he noted. \ Enters Into Crucial Phase Wednesday afternoon at East he goLMax off the hook. The original play got a second Catholic High School at the end run this morning at Manchester The mock trials were a key of the trial of “Maxwell Smart” /Manchester Policemen Gary JERUSALEM (UPI) - The official said the first Kissinger, said he and his find out within hours of arriving High School where the judge part of Law Day in Manchester. for possession with intent to selL 'Miner and Samuel Rotsch was played by state Circuit Secretary of State Henry A. thing needed was a definition of government colleagues were whether he has a chance to Law Day chairman was Atty. a controlled substan^ engineered the arrest of Max Court Judge Francis Quinn and Kissinger arrived here from the line to which Israel will “convinced that the friendship work out a troop disengage­ Thomas FitzGerald. The town (heroin). and testified about it. Atty. Max was played by Scott Mof- Egypt today to begin the crucial withdraw. Second was to define and the common values ment accord” during his fifth lawyers were assisted by the phase of his bid to end the Max, played by J^y April, White made it clear poor Max fit, a MHS student. All the other Manchester Junior Womens’ the strength of the forces on between Israel and the United Middle East peace mission must have been scared by the Israeli-Syrian fighting. He ran each side of the line and the States infinitely overshadows ECHS English tea^^r, was the characters were the same. Club. since last Octobers 17;day war. lead character ipthe mock trial size of Officer Rotsch, a rugged into demonstrations against third what kind of force would and outweigh^ any variety of ’The U.S. diplomat'^ade the / staged by theManchester Bar 185 pounder. Law Day is “directed toward Israeli concessions and be between them. viewpoints, and that the one-hour flight to Israel after The MHS jury verdict: “Not proinised not to work against Associattofi. The trial was youth and the law and is That meant whether there friendship is well founded and more than two days of talks guilty.” , II Israel’s security. writtem-^cept for the jury ver- There was little doubt in the designed to educate would be a U.N. Emergency has withstood many tests.” with Egyptian President Anwar Demonstrators chanting and dicttjy Atty. Ralph Alexander trial that Max had indeed Atty. Alexander noted the Manchester youths by con­ Force as Israel and the United In a jovial mood, Eban said Sadat in Alexandria. • ^ carrying signs urging no con­ who also played the prosecutor. turned over to the officers, not high schools have not turned in veying a deeper understanding States want or only U.N. Israeli officials had come to the A high American official cessions were outside State Circuit Court Judge in uniform at the time, three a “guilty” verdict in about and appreciation of what law is observers, as Syria has airport to greet Mrs. Nancy traveling with Kissinger said and how the legal process func­ Kissinger’s hotel when he Joseph Adorno did an ad­ “dime” bags of heroin in return seven years in the Law Day suggested. Kissinger on her first visit to the secretary of state would.get tions today,” according to Atty. arrived in Jerusalem. On mirable job as the judge of the for $150 in cash. The defense mock trials. There have only TTie American official said Israel. an indication of the outtodk of FitzGerald. Wednesday there were mock trial. argued that Max was been two“guilty” verdicts in the that the United States stands “To our very pleasant sur­ his fifth Middle East pedM mis­ demonstrations in Damascus with Israel in thinking that the prise,” he said, “we found that against what a May Day throng sion after today’s talks with return of 65 Israeli prisoners of the secretary of state had come Israeli leaders. called the “ cheap Aitierican, war held by Sytia since the Oc­ along as well.” Jewish conspirator.” U.S. officials have said Israel tober war must be part of a dis­ Kissinger was expected to probably would have to make Kissinger was engaging in a engagement agreement. series of meetings with Israeli the first move to break an im- Guay Named Deputy Warden Kissinger recalled when he passe/over troop disengage­ leaders expected to last into the landed the U.S. friendship for / . Don^t Know night and Friday, when he is ment on the Golan Heights, Dennis Guay of Guay beat 20-year-old Ellen- wa§ its first president. He com­ Israel during the October war, \raere the two sides have been prison,” LaBelle told the Par­ scheduled to fly on to Syria. Challenged M anchester, given a life mary Fogarty to death with ^ pleted work on a master’s dons ^ a rd in 1971. declaring: fighting daily fof nearly two A high official on the To Debate sentence in 19^ for the murder bowling pin on July 11, 1963 as degree in education from the The Board commuted Guay’s “I come here again to discuss months. of his sister-in-law that July,, she slept in her bed in Kissinger plane went out of his with the Israeli cabinet the University of Hartford in June, life sentence in May, 1971 CHICAGO (UPI) - /S e n . The officials said Kissinger has been named deputy warden Manchester. Guay confessed to 1971. way to deny Egyptian reports same problems of peace and in Walter F. Motidale, ^M inn., enabling him to apply for was going to Tel Aviv first in charge of treatment at the the killing the next day. He is State’s attorney John that agreement on troop dis­ the same spirit of friendship told an audience iVMnesday parole. He won parole later that because the Israelis would have New Haven jail. married to the victim’s sister, LaBelle, a Manchester resi­ summer. engagement already had been that has always characterized night he was th^'presidential partially achieved. to withdraw from at least some Corrections Commissioner ■ Patricia. dent, noted at the 1971 Pardons Upon release Guay became a our relations. choice of 3 pej^^ent of the peo­ occupied Arab land under any John R. Manson today con­ Guay then began an eight- “I come here not to discuss Board hearing on Guay that teacher-counselor for the ple, according to the latest troop separation agreement firmed (Jnay’s appointment year period as an inmate in the Guay had been working as concessions but to discuss polls.” Department of Corrections at or with Syria. which officially took effect state’s prisons. He was kept at much as 15 or 16 hours a day as security,” he told newsmen the Hartford/jail. He served This Week^s Mondale said that placed him Sadat said Wednesday night Friday, April 26. Guay began the Seyms St. jail in Hartford, a computfl- trainee before the/ upon arriving at Ben-Gurion there untiL September, 1972 “only 4 per cent behind ‘Don’t he was confident “my friend his duties this week in New the Cheshire Reformatory, and 1963 murder. LaBelle said he ' Lottery International Airport. “The "now.”’ when he became the director of Dr. Henry” could arrange a Haven at a yearly salary of $11,- the prisons in Somers and En­ thought Guay had a (he Jledirection Center Project issue is not pressure but a^ “But I have challenged him to Syrian-Israeli disengHgement. 500. field. / lasting peace,” he said. ^ “breakdown” at the time. at the New Haven jail. Number a debate, and i^will debate him Kissinger, however, w ^ e d of “He was the most qualified While in prison, Guay “ I think he’s the most Israeli Foreign Minister ^ In New Haven, Guay ad­ if he shows up,” Mondale a very difficult task and said he for the job,” Manson said. organized a Jaycee chapter and talented prisoner in tlje Abba Eban, who - greeted added. \ / ministered the project and was 43676 ‘‘would not have an easy the supervisor of about 10 full- t8 passage.” and part-time employes in­ cluding a psychiatrist, medical 'T-- doctor, an attorney, a social worker, several counselors, a Parking Authority Negotiates registered nurse, a secretary and a guard. ■ j The center’s purpose was to New Purnell Place Lot Lease counsel pre-trial people kbpt at MtOER the jail. The “detainees’’ could ' By DOUG BEVINS not post bond or were not less costly than the $18,000 an­ may. be necessary to grant the on downtown beautifieation and eligible for bond. lALO ’The Town Parking Authority' nual lease now in effect, but the TP|^that authority. tree planting. ' The project was federally ALO (TPA) has negotiated a four- slight difference i$ likely to be The method of enforcement Dr. Smith called attention to funded. ISTER ' year lease for the downtown made up by the cost of resur­ would probably involve a part- his committee’s ten-year-old Guay won his new position Purnell Parking Lot scheiduled facing the lot. time employe checking the lots, memorial tree planting after following the state’s civil to go into effect July 1, TPA The lease is ready to be Gorman said, and. the enforce­ program, in which some 40 service process. He applied for' Chairman Robert Gorman told signed, Gorman said, pending ment cost would be paid by trees are planted in ,^wn an­ . the position among over a dozen the Mayor’s Downtown Action receipts for monthly rental of nually with donated funds. • ' f * • legal review of the document others and was found eligible by * * * * • * • Committee this morning. and clarification of several parking spaces to downtown experience and education to I 0 ’• I store employes. • Gorman reported that the ri* • ** 4 * The new lease, negotiated questions about the proposed take an exam. He placed second • • * • , with John Rohan (who leases Gorman noted that under past TPA is still working on lease Pf« • ♦ * * , enforcement provision. negotiations for off-street among those tested. • • • the lot from its owners), con­ leases Rohan has been responsi­ Then Guay went through a tains provisions for TPA resur­ He explained that the TPA ble for-enforcement, which has parking on land owned by St. * • ♦ James Church. series of interviews with state facing of the parking area and wants the authority to enforce been lax at times. TPA enforce­ correction officials including 0 ^ it. ♦ ♦ I f TPA enforcement of parking time limits and other parking ment of the parking regulations Gorman said he envisions a the New ■ Haven warden and <1« I • • • * • « « regulations, Gorman said. regulations on the lots it super­ would prevent abuse and ten-year lease, with no inten­ Manson. Gorman said the new lease is vises, and a town ordinance provide “ more effective tions to buy the church proper­ Along with Guay’s appoint­ ■— * parking,^’ Gorman said. ‘ • 0 M ty. He said the TPA is shooting ment last Friday, Manson also ' ^ 0 0 M ' GormahvAvasa’l able to es­ for September opening of the. .appointed George Bronson of timate actual costs of resur­ proposed parking facility. (See Page Eighteen)' facing the Purnell lot, but he Inside suspected thaf the work could • The committee discussed . Today’s be done with funds in the TPA’s the status of the state’s offer, llrraUi capital reserves account. for town acquisition of Main St. The lot is owned by the (Rt. 83) from the Center to the Purnell Corp. and the Glenney Terminus, and committee Tolland honor roll, Page 28 Estate, administered by the members went into executive Connecticut Bank & Trust Co.; session to comment on Town From Your Neighbor’s Kitchen Page 17 which leases it to Rohan. Manager Robert Weiss’, es­ Vernon Council completes budget, Paje 12 In other business tlRs morn­ timates of costs involved in Increasing high cloudiness ing, the Mayor’s Downtown. the proposed acquisition. this afternoon with highs in the Stairwell Gallery End of Year show. Page 5 low 60s. Kissingers Welcomed Action Committee: Top ECHS athletes honored. Page 22 Tonight—cloqdy with chance • Heard from Dr. Douglas Weiss’ report, which wasn’t U.S. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, center, and his wife, Nancy, right, laugh at a of rain by morning, low in the MCC accepted In TwI-League, Page 21 Smith,-chairman of the made'“public, was under the joke made by Foreign Minister Abba Eban of Israel upon their arrival in Tel Aviv early low 40s. Chamber of Commerce en­ downtown committee’s review today. Kissinger is attempting to negotiate a disengagement of IsraeMltd Syrian troops MCC, MHS, Cheney Tech losers. Page 19 Friday — periods of rain like­ vironment and beautification prior to presentation to the ly, high in the mid 50s. on the Golan Heights front. (UPI photo) committee, who offered advice town’s Board of Directors. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALI>. Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. May 2, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Ckirm.. Thurs., May 2. 1974— PAGE THREE Garner Touring Europe New FIdelio ‘ J Showbeat Her Real Life Family NEW YORK (UPI) - VIENNA (UPI) — Leonard Merchandise Is Varied Pianist Erroll Garner will Bernstein will conduct a new star bn several television Nixon Wooing Conservatives production of Beethoven’s A Itogether' Different shows during his three-week "Fidelio” at the Vienna State, Segal Grins Because — By HELEN THOMAS conspiracy trial. They believe it the warmest receptions since In Annual CPTV Auction European concert tour. Opera in June. . UPI White House Reporter ordeal would be felt throughout the U.S. Chamber of gives the President a big leg up his 1972 reflection campaign. the world and it would have its WASHINGTON (U PI) - Commerce, both traditipnally By DOUG BEVINS By VERNON SCOTT in trying to rebut former lA^ite The adulation of thousands effect on- the lives of all' Nixon territory. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Ma­ more handy, in fact, garden- He^s Happy in His Work President Nixon has launched House counsel John W. Dean III cheered him immensely and What d^faealth club Yng'than in the kitchen. Aside an all-out campaign to shore up Americans for many years to rion Ross; the fresh-faced who had testified that he told buoyed his aides. come.” memberships, antique for an astonishingly delicious StICHCASE CINEMA/ 1234 conservative bloc support in the Irish girl of yesterday’s By Dick Kleinei^ the President about the coverup On his flight to Mississippi, In Phoenix, A'riz. on Friday vases, and a parachute have cherry pie, she is not .noted i-WEXiTsB-siuren lane- roberts st. Senate and the nation. television shows and movies, and called it a “cancer growing he had separate talks with the evening Nixon will be in­ WEDDING in common? 6:00 - for her culinary and artistry. ^ EAST HARTFORD • 24HR.TEL.INFO. 568-8810 • HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) - Nixon’s aides stress that the on the presidency.” plays the mother of a batch of » ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING - We Honor M A ^ER CHARGE ■ state’s two powerful Senators— troduced at a rally in his honor (3-8-22) NEWS ‘‘If I were rich,” Marion -i- I don’t remember ever see­ President does not expect tphe Not much — except growing children on “Happy GOP Conservatives John C. Stennis, chairman of by Sen. Barry Goldwater, (18) I SPY says, “I would hire a full time Si#" ing (Jeorge Segal when he impeached. If anything, they they’re some of the items ' Days” although her real life But the President’s hard core the Armed Services Committee leader of the Senate’s conser­ PHOTOGRAPHY (20) SOUNDING BOARD cook.” wasnLsmiling. Perhaps his now believe that he is riditig out COLOR " donated by Manchester family is altogether different. w ife/of 18 years, Marion, efforts are now concentrated on and James 0. Eastland, the vative bloc, who privately (24hEYE TO EYE For exercise Marion plays the storm, that the coiintiy is merchants and citizens for To begin virith, Marion is would remember sometime bolstering somewhat eroded president pro tempore of the made no attempt to hea’d off (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH tennis one day a week, fre­ weary of Watergate-and they CALL the fund-raising auction of divorced. Her youngsters, V » » * A A . » . when he was morose or glum loyalty among Republican con­ Senate. New York Sen. James (40) BONANZA quently with Ellen. Mother see the light at th/end of the Connecticut Public Televi-^ Jim, 14, and Ellen, 11, are not but casual acquaintances al­ servatives. One of the aides frankly said Buckley’s call for Nixon’s WILL BANNARD — 6:30 — and children also engage in ways think of him with a big tunnel. For a lift after months of sion (CPTV), the state’s^, so troublesome as her video , THE it was a move to “massage” his resignation. 742-6067 (8-22-30-40) NEWS offspring. ping-pong tournaments. ICE grin on his happy face. White House officials did not Watergate worries, Nixon could supporters and to hold them in Nixon also will be hitting the non-commercial TV" conceal their elation over the to tee beautiful templet (24) PHYSICAL , From time to time Marion lEXDROST WONDBRIAND The reason is that he is a not have hit better political pay his camp should he go through western trail again Saturday, network. Marion and family live in a completely happy man. He is acquittal of former cabinet of­ in your home. ^GEOGRAPHY goes out on dates. Usually her dirt than his trip to Jackson, an impeachment ordeal this May 11 when he delivers a com- The h^lth club memberships ''modern home on a half-acrf doiflg what he wants to do No Obligation — 7:00 — escort takes her 16 dinner ficials John N. Mitchell and Miss, last week where he was summer. ^ come from the European and being rewarded mencement ^ddre.ss at Color Portraite^ (3-22-30-40) NEWS and a movie. But she is gun- Maurice" Stans in the New York triumphantly received in one of The search for friendly Health Spa of Manchester; two handsomely for his trouble. Oklahoma State University at taken In the hopie (8) TRUTH OR shy about remarrying. The forums is part of Nixon’s new antique vases were made /STUDENT SENATE OF He has a good marriage and , / Stillwater with Republican sup­ 2-8x10 $9.59 CONSEQUENCES children are adjusted to her selling campaign to bolster his porters by his side. available by a private donor; , Chester (NiMMUNiTT coLLEBE two normal daughters, There (18) DICK VAN DYKE single status and she is afraid isn t a cloud to be seen. public popularity and to solidify Nixon also has appeared BANNARD PHOTOS: and the parachute, a Para- preaante/ his backing in the Senate. It (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW of disrupting their lives by / RICHIE HAVENS “I’m living my dream,” he Market Reforms recently before the Daughters Wall St., Coven^ Commander, ' ^ given by “Auction ’Vt” is the third an­ television auctions, CPTV con­ marrying again. says. “1 enjoy acting - its takes a two-thirds vote in the — 7 :3 0 - In Concert of the American Revolution and Manchester’s Pioneer Systems, nual. fund-raising auction in fun for me. This is what 4 Senate to convict a.President centrates heavily on art and an­ (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD "I am so busy with the Inc. CPTV’s 12-year history. Last tiques for much of its inven­ children and my career right aturdayy May4,8 PM at want to do. What I've always Appear Doomed after impeachment in the (8) THRILLSEEKERS Those three items are among year, the auction provided i tory. now,” she says, “I don’t know wanted to do.” H.ause. the hundreds of donations (18) LASSIE THE BUSHNELL MEMORIAL HAU about ?140,000 for the network’s In CPTV’s first auction lot in Tarzana in the San Fer­ how I could work in a full $2.00 — M.C.C. Students It all began for George Impeachment Theme ‘ CPTV expects to acquire for general operating budget and (20) FILM TICKETS: By LEONARD CURRY (1972), the auction staff nando Valley. The house has time husband.” $3.00 — Other Students Segal as a kfti in Great Neck, its time until at least early Ju- Nixon, in his televised ad­ the televised auction,, .to be allowed the stations to stay on (22) HOLLYWOOD AND THE Long Island. He can even WASHINGTQN (UPI) - Tax, ly. dress Monday evening, struck received a donation of an un­ STARS windows everywhere provid­ Marion’s principal hobby iS/ _ $4.00 — General Admission broadcast May 13 through 18 on the air Saturdays during the pinpoint the year. It was money and stock market The stock market legislation his, impeachment theme: identified painting which later (24) WASHINGTON ing unobstructed views of the remodeling and changing her Tickets available In the Student Activities Office, network channels 24, 49, 53, 61, summer. when he was 6 years old. reform bills appear doomed on will then be running neck- “The impeachment of a turned out to be "a major work STRAIGHT TALK hills and the fertile valley home. In the 10 years she has ' Main Campus M.C.C. : Hours 9 A.M. to 9 P.MP.M. and 71. Nearly all the money raised There were two theaters in a congressional calendar and-neck with congressional President is a remedy of last by Hilaire Germain Edgar (30) NEW TREASURE HUNT below. lived in house she has added Great Neck. One was called in CPTV auctions goes toward dominated by Watergate, recesses for vacations and resort, it is the most solemn act Degas, the 19th century French (40) DRAGNET Her furniture is colorful a circular driveway.^nd a the Squire and he says he operating costs; There are , )»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦#♦»»»»»< energy and elections. primary races in the summer of our entire constitutional artist known for his pastels of and comfortable. A pet new patio. / i R used to haunt the Squire all — 8:00 - FILM RATING GUIDE three part-time members of the ballet performers. golden retriever leaves long Marion enjoys making the time. GEORGE SEGAL: Determination begins at 6. Alteough Sens. Harrison A. and election breaks in the fall, process. Now, regardless of paid auction staff, and the (3) THE WALTONS Realizing that it had been blond hair on a pair of decisions independently, she “When my mother thought Williams, D-N.J., and Lloyd and to add to the usual election whether or not it succeeded, the For Parents antj network relies on hundreds of (8-40) CHOPPER ONE given by mistake, the CPTV .... chocolate velvet chairs and thinks of herself as a truly I was out playing,” he says, “1 he got Veronica Lake. Even Bentsen, D-Tex., and Rep. John year turmoil and Capitol Hill action of the House in voting a volunteers for ^ solicitation of At the moment, he’s star­ Their Children staff tried to return the work,;>^)2®| matching couch in the living liberated woman —much was at the Squire.” at 6, that seemed to be a E. Moss, D-Calif., express footdragging on budget bills- formal accusation requiring auctionable merchandise and ring in “California Split,” for but the donor refused. It w as^ ADVOCATES room. But Abigale, the more so than the character Then came that day, when notable achievement.” director Robert Altman, with public optimism for their Watergate. trial by the Senate would put 2 GENERAL AUO«ENC£S the actual broadcast. auctioned for $3,(XH). he was 6. He says it was the There w ^e years of strug­ legislative proposals. Senate the nation through a wrenching Ail Agn Admitttd retriever, has help in the she por^ays on the weekly Elliot Gould. Segal is one of The general acquisition ef­ - 8:30 — turning point in his life. He and House aides are quietly More and more time in the 6 So far this year, the auction shedding department from series. / gle, of cpdrse, years of get­ those actors who believe the ordeal it has endured only once fort, which started in January, staff has acquired dozens of art (8-40) FIREHOUSE saw a movie called “This ting ^ a b lis h e d .. BUt he director is the most impor­ pessimistic. House is being spent on govern­ in its lifetime, a century ago Seedriclu, a baleful looking “T lis is 1974,” she con­ -Q. Gun For Hire.” with Alan is now at its peak. About 100 objects and antiques. 6ne neve^/deviated from the goal tant element in a film. He’s Two bills that seem certain to ment intelligence-gathering and never since America has * 2 0 l PARENTAL GUOAMCE - 9:00 — cat. cludes, “and the mother I Ladd and Veronica Lake. solicitors have been canvassing anonymous donor gave more > Gun For Hire” inspired delighted to be working with die with the 93rd Congress are against private citizens and the become a world power with SUGOCtTEO . . (3) MOVIE-TO BE Works Three-day Week play was doing her thing in “As 1 remember it,” he iim. He wanted to be an Somt M M iriai May Not 6« businesses, manufacturers and Altman. Bentsen’s proposal to increase overwhelming question of im­ global responsibilities. than $20,000 worth of merchan­ ANNOUNCED the 1950s. The difference is says, “Ladd played a com- SuitaMt For Pro-TM ru|trt private citizens for appliances, Daughter Ellen is an like Alan Ladd. He "I have no trouble finding long term capital gains relief peachment. Most observers say dise, including a velvet Vic­ (8-40) KUNG FU tremendous.” pl^ely amoral man, outside “ The impact of such an garden equipment, vacation animal lover who also keep^ made it and he's doing things things I want to do any from 50 to 80 per cent and the the Judiciary Committee has to torian chaise, two pedestals, an (24) WAR AND PEACE that even Ladd couldn’t have Play the Lottery. trips, dinners, shows, and five guinea pigs and a mouse the law, and I’d never seen more,” he says, “but the Federal Reserve System’s ef­ report out a bill of impeach­ inlaid tilt-top table, and at least with five babies. She owns a SopMsticatod Dining at ReaaonaMo Prices anything like that. Besi^^s, done. thing I look for is who is the If the first three, middle three or last three digits professional services. 18 paintings by Marion Simp­ . - 9:30 - ■ fort to gain firmer control over ment because the issue in­ RESTRICTED horse, too, that is stabled at a director.” on your ticket matdTthe same digits on the winning Undar 17 raquirM adcompanvint In Manchester, Mr. and Mrs. son, Marj Teague, and Robert (18) HOUR OF POWER the nation’s money supply. volved is. too fundamental to be Fartnt or Adult Guardian friend’s house. She Tides it' in M aking this film evien number, you're in luck. And you're $20 richer. Alan Tinter of 119 Downey Dr. Erlich. i; ELEGANT BANQUET FACILITIES Stock market refonn in the resolved by less than a vote of CEILINGS shows almost every weekend. more enjoyable for him is the, $20 winners get "Instant (lash Payoff" at Lottery are heading the acquisition ef­ Among other more conven­ fact that his wife, Marion, is Senate and House has a better the full House. Under this cir­ - 10:00 — Marion works in the series /Public Records fort. tional auction items received so 9 K on the film too. She’s working chance, although the main cumstance, the House would Bernard Lozier, drawings and at participating Savings and Loans. (8-40) STREETS OF SAN three days a we^k at Para­ \ o a n \ M The auction technique of far are 150 gallons of heating -j- as ah assistant in the editing thrust of the proposed legisla­ probably be working on Just one more way to win Connecticut's Lottery. 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> j PAGE FX)UR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 2, 1974 MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. May 2,1974 — PAGE FIVE Ellen McEnroe Joins Tolland Extension Staff ’ ) BOOK REVIEWS Miss Ellen McEnroe has been and home grounds. She will of Cohnectiout College of grounds, and such. In addition appointed to the Tolland County assume her duties on May 10. electrical “talking’’ equipment. Agriculture and Natural she will develop educational Extension staff to work In the Miss McEnroe, a student in This was hutalled by toe Agir-. Resources, will answer programs. area of home food production horticulture at the University cultural Engineering Depart­ questions on gardening, home Those who have questions to him, his friends and associ­ ment of the University of W a itin g Q u t a W a r, by Lu­ direct to Miss McEnroe may Connecticut. ates—the story of a not very cinda Franlb. Columbia contact her by calling 875-3331 well educated or motivated Dairy Tour (Coward, McCann and or stop at the Tolland (tounty young man who found he just The Toiland-Windham (tounty Geoghegan, $6.9$) Extension Office, Rt. 30, Ver­ could not survive in the 4-H Dairy Tour will be con­ The subject of exile, am­ non. Army. Whether it was the in­ Lions Plan Two Projects ducted May 11 with toe groups nesty or punishment for the Layne Allison of Vernon is dignity of the recruit’s life or to visit three farms in Tolland 30,(KX) to 50,000 draft resisters one of three Connecticut young the nightmare reality of (bounty. and armed forces desertera |s VIRGINIA C A R L IN conduct several fund-raising adults accepted by the National being trained to kill that was re-elected treasurer. At 10 a.m. toe groups will among the touchiest pro^x Correspondent ^ents for projects for the 4-H Foundation to participate in •drove Picciano to desert, the Directors are Kenneth Bowen, meet at toe farm of Ronald lems facing the American Tel. 228-9224 Wwi>. They will conduct a door- International Farm Youth ereader must decide. Jane McKeon, Mildred Isham Szegda in Coliunbia where they people. To many sympathetic The Lions Club has voted on h m ^ lig h t bulb Sale beginning Exchange (IFY E) programs It is not the author’s pur­ and past president Donald will judge two classes of Brown to them, they are heroes two projects for the town. Saturda^nd through ^ y 11. this year. Swiss cows. pose to write the definitive Nelson. following the dictates of their One project will be to open Co-chairmen for toe sale are Miss Allison will spend from history of the draft evaders ■%The society voted an At 11:30 they will go to toe consciences. To others they the back part of the recreation Richard Ruzickdxqf Whitney June 10 to Dec. 6 visiting In Ronald Saglio farm in Hehron and deserters, but rather honorary membership for ate little better than traitors, field on Henniquln Rd. by put­ Rd. and Henry B ecl^R t. 87. Korea. to judge two classes of through telling the story of Henry Faeth of Storrs. The on^ and at the very least owe a ting in about 2,(KXI feet of road; Historical Society Talking Bike Holsteins. one quite ordinary young room schoolhouse on West St. debt to their country and to The other project will be an Newman Bowman of Rt. 87 As part of toe 4-H bicycle Following a break for lunch man to present a picture of became the property of CHS their countrymen who served addition to the beach house at has been elected president of safety program) toe Tolland at noon, they will visit toe . the typical deserter, his prob­ thanks to the generosity of in Vietnam. the town ‘ beach. Lions Club the Historical Society. County groups are using a George Rose farm in Bolton to lems, what his exile has Faeth, said Nelson. This has Lucinda Franks met many funds were used for the original Other officers elected were “ talking bike” donated by judge two classes of Jerseys. meant to him, hOw it has hurt become the society’s largest of these young men on assign­ building there. Delvena Montigny, vice presi­ Grant C | ty of Tri-City Plaza. Those attending should bring him and in some ways, asset and may also be the During the year the Lions dent; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Slate, The bicycle 1s equipped with a brown bag lunch. ment in> Sweden for UPI, for benefitted the man he has largest responsibility, he whom she then worked as a co-secretaries; Philip Isham grown into. added. It is “not a silnple once London-based correspondent^ The book, which the author a year chore” to re stw e ^ e In Waiting Out a War she has expanded from a series she Vernon building. He said toe group m s . followed the life of one of wrote for UPI (with Peter taken on a job that will require^ these. Pvt. John Picciano, Freiberg), has value for any­ much time, effort and imagina­ from birth and boyhood in a one who wants to understand / Center To Offer tion. working class family in Lodi, Artierica’s exiles. Albert Gray, is chairman of N.J., through to his present X 226 IN THE Joan Hanauer (UPI) " our the group concerned with the SPENCER ST. \ exile in Sweden. *<• PATHMARK Hat's Mom Careers Program restoration of the school.. It was MANCHESTER... While Ms. Franks is \Campu8 in Crisis, by Buell Sh o p p in g c e n t e r Sp^lal agreed the property would be generally sympathetic to the Gallagher. (Harper and Row, A career/decision-making to toe oldest mother, youngest used for civic activities for at $8.95) Dr. Gallhgher, former wrapping at program, “Vocational Explora­ FACTORY DIRECT exiles, she doesn’t try to make mother, the mother with toe least ten years. ‘‘ Picciano a hero, intellec­ president of the City College tion Group,” will be sponsored (Mother's Da* most children and to the The CHS purchased it for one of New York, has delved into by the Hockanum Valley Com­ DOURLEKNIT SPORTCOATS tually or otherwise. She tells 12th) youngest grandmother. dollar. a history and analysis of munity Services Center, with it 'hs she could learn it from There will be door prizes and Nelson is acting chairman of higher education in America, the first program to be May 15 'Outlet Prices • All First Quality refreshments. Those attending the Bicentennial committee, trying to understand the up­ at 9:30 a.m. at toe center on Rt. are reminded to wear solf-soled due to the recent death of Miss The Malestic Trouser Company sets of the 1960s generation 30. shoes. Edith Haver. BESTSELLERS and the apparent apathy of ' The program is designed for (UPI — Publishers’ the current college crop. Dr. students in gri^des 8-12, boys Weekly) Gallagher has a scholar’s and girls.. The students will Fiction mind, a sharp intellect and meet in groups of five, each for V Watership Down —Richard compassionate understand­ Connie Kelly of Manchester, an art student'at Manchester Community College, puts the one, two-hour session. Dr. Adams ing, all of which add up to a finishing touches on her painting - “Variations On My Sister’’ - which will be displayed David Harvey, a volunteer Jaws —Peter Bbnchley book of considerable impor­ at the college’s annual End of the Year student art exhibition and music program. The counselor at the center, and a Burr —Gore Vidal. trained vocational exploration tance to those interested in program starts Friday at 8 p.m. and the art exhibition will remain on view until Mt ' 17. The Snare of the Hunter — leader, will be conducting the education, in the young and / (Herald photo by Dunn) Helen Macinnes in America. /- May 15 session.' The Fan Club —Irving Anyone wishing to register or Wallace Final Analysis, by Lois / obtain m ore information, I Heard the Owl Call My Gould. (Random House $5.95) should call the center, 872-8318, i^fame —Margaret Craven The analysis here is psycho, End 6f Year Exhibit weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Miss Gould unwinds a The Partners —Louis Mother’s Bali Auchincloss witty tale of an analyst with problems of his own, and his The Vernon Square Dance A Turquoise Mask Club will hold its'second annual —Phyllis A. Whitney affair with a former patient Set At Stairwell Gallery “Mother’s Day Ball,” May 12 Come Nineveh, Come Tyre who gives the lowdown on Ifim should keep from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Vernon h e r rom an ce to her — Allen Drury Elementary School, Rt. 30. consciousness-raising group. A wide variety of student The First Deadly Sin — Got Plenty of Nuttin” ; “April The Stairwell Gallery exhihi- Callers will be Frannie Lawrence Sanders The author of Such Good artwork will be unveiled Friday Is In My Mistress’ Face” by enough money tion will remain on view until Heintz and Earl Johnston. All Friends writes with flair and night at toe Stairwell Gallery of Nonfiction Thomas Morley; “We’ve Only May 17. Gallery hours are 8 club-level dancers are invited. fun about a pair of lovers who Manchester Community V Plain Speaking -M erle Just Begun” by Roger NicholA a.m. to 10 p.m. weekdays. Special prizes will be awarded Miller aren’t so much starcrossed as (Allege as toe school presents Also, "Sorrow,” an old in3^urCBT You Can Profit from a just profoundly mixed up. toe annual “End of toe Year’’ English ballad; “Sometimes I Monetary Crisis — Harry art exhibition and music Feel Like a Motherless Child,” Browne Out of the Zenith, by Sir program. Negro spiritual; “In These PUZA DEPT. STORE savings account T irn e s "io Remember Bernard Lovell. (Harper and • Friday night’s g a lle ry Delightful, Pleasant Groves” (We Han A Notion To Ploasa) —Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Row, $12.50) Scientific equip­ opening, which will include an by Henry Purcell; and “He Next to FratiTa Suponnarkot to cover // Management ^ Peter F. ment in the Space Age seems offering by MCC’s chorus, is Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother” East Mlddlo Tpko., Mandioator Drucker to become antiquated almost scheduled to start at 8 at toe by Bobby Scott. How To Be Your Own Best as soon as.it’s operational. So. college’s 146 Hartford Rd. Soloists scheduled to perform emergencies. building. Friend —Mildred Newman et it is especially notable that are Rosemary Kirtsen, Kathy GARDEN H0SE\ al the prototypic 250-foot reflec­ The art exhibition will in­ Zujko and Mary Chirico, & Garden Hose Accessories Working -Studs Terkel tor radio telescope at Jodrell clude cramics, printmaking, '^ id a y night’s program will Nozzles, Couplings, The Joy of Sex -A lex Com­ Bank ooerated on an almost sculpture, drawing, painting, be conclude with a perfor­ Fan Spray fort around-the-clock basis for 13 and a wide selection of craft mance by Charlotte Spring, a The Secret Life of Plants — years, tracking space shots techniques, according to Hartford rock group. You Q o l Tho Bo$i for L o m a t P lo t*” Peter Tompkins and Christo­ and probing record distance^ gallery director Robert Man­ ning. pher Bird into the universe. Sir Bef^ Manning callc|d attention to Alistair Cooke’s America nard Lovell follows uox-his — Alistair Cooke earlier The Story of JM rell one particular exhibit: An H o w m uch audio-tactile environment, in Creative Divorce — Mel Bank with an accopnt of the the college’s basement studio, Krantzler telescope’s successes until its \ renovation in 1970. which encourages audience par­ make is^lenoughr^ ticipation. The student artworks^ going on exhibit were produced in classes of MCC faculty OPEN 10-10 DAILY members John Steyens, Suzanne Stevens, Robert Man­ ning, Jam es Ruby and Roy MOM Day Only! Superior. About s ix Friday’s music program will\ start in toe Stairwell Gallery ^ with choral selections by toe queen m onths FRIDAY! MCC Chorus under toe direc­ tion of Robert Vater. The chrous consists of students, sa la ry Great Value faculty and townspeople. flurry ih! The music program will also / triple value! ‘bag’ these feature chorus soloists and in-^ for her dividual student instrumen­ speciall talists. trio pantsuits... great Values! The chorus’ program include:^ Three Hungarian Folk Songs by three pieces for Moih very affordable spec^l price... Matyas Seiber; (jlershwin’s “I all for the price leather-look. special size sweaters UPI’s Butler of onel vinyl handbags for very special moms Given Aiken Fellowship Steak Out has a way with- Because GBT gives you more for your savings dollar. WASHINGTON (UPI) - wome'n . . . especially yours, First there's free personal checking for every CBT CHiarles K. Butler Jr., Vermont bureau manager for United bring your favorite sweetheart saver. ” v# Press International, has b ^ to ^teak Out Mothers Day, selected as a recipient of toe ^ Then there's a choice of savings accounts. All paying » George D. 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■/P’ , PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thura., May 2, 19^4 \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester>Cohn.. Thurs.. May 2; 1974- PAGE SEVEN I O p e n F o r u m U.S. Explorers Face Big Decisions billboard / ^ , ROSSITER JR. \ . Founded Oct, I, 1881 Protest Tolland Fire television scouts in 1977 to two years before we land we over over broad areas of the those under consideration are PI Science Editor examine Jupiter and Saturn and “In a sense, we find ourselves “Clearly, if we find evidence By MICHAEL J. CONLON must face the question of Martian surface and bring Mars flights pa^t Jupiter to Uranus Published by Manchester Publishing WASHINGTON (UPI) - The in 1978 two spacecraft will be whether there should be asking the same question we of life on Mars there will be Subscribers who fail to receive their Department Budget Cut WASHINGTON (UPI) - samples to earth. and flights into orbit around did almost a year ago,” Naugle Co,, Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 U.S./qtace agency soon must launched to orbit Venus and follow-on Vikings,” said Dr. But Naugle said Viking'is an tremendous interst injjtudying Moving into a new house or decide where it should go next Jupiter, Venus and now Mer­ said. “Should Mars continue to 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. ^ould telephone the circulation probe its dense atmosphere. Jdhn E. Naugle, deputy expensive project and, “if we cury as a result of the spec­ that life and there will be no /apartment can be a hazar- iiwits expanding effort to Top Priority associate NASA administrator have first priority in planetary question—M|irs will have first Published every evening except Sun­ department, 64 To the editor: Our town is quite fortunate to proceed with Viking it may tacular pictures returned by the exploration? If so, on what / dous adventure, even beyond , e^lore the planets and search But before the results of and head of the space science priority. days and holidays. Entered at the It makes me sick to see the have a dedicated fire depart­ the financial and legal prob­ preclude other exciting Mariner 10 Mercury probe in scale? Member Apd t Bureau of Circulation tor signs of other life in the those missions are in, NASA , projects. way the town manager and the ment. The Tolland Fire Depart­ lems. \ planetary missions.” Among March. Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ solar system. has to decide where to place its Naugle told the National selectmen have handled the ment is probably the best in cond Class Mail Matter.. The last thing most In the past four months, priorities for missions of,.the Space Club that the next oppor­ budget this year. I am ashamed Northeast Connecticut, if not PARK HILL-JOYCE FLOWEA SH^P \^ u rl L. Lyons, Publisher '' S f consumers think about is ac­ ^ e ric a n and Russian scien­ 1980s. Mars has held No. 1 tunity for launching additional that I even voted for some of the state. Think what you want, cidental injury; but govern­ tists have sent spacecraft to the Th^M anchester. Publishing Co. priority in the nation’s Vikings will be in 1979. The final The WEEKEND SPECIALI assumes no financial responsibility for the selectmen. Tuesday, April but before you laugh take a ment statistics indicate the four nearest planets-^Jupiter, planetary exploration scheme decision on proceeding with Muffler T h at’s typbgraphical errors appearing in adver- 23, the general budget was close look. Show me another people most likely to be mov­ Mars, Venus and Mercury. since 1965 because of |the more Vikings can wait until presented and item by item Subscription Rates J;isements and other reading matter in ■ I department that you can d ^ ing —young couples, for ins­ Next year the space agency will chance it may harbor life.!- 1975, but he said, “If we are to Guaranteed for *1^ ^ . gone over, rather poorly I must liver over 2300 tons of water to POMPONS Payable in Advance jc :,- » I tance —run the worst risk of launch two robots called Viking Space agency administrators have next scientific The Manchester Evening Herald. I say, by the town manager and as long as you One M onth...... your door step in a few minutes getting injured. to land and search for life on cannot wait until the two experiments ready for a 1979 Display advertising closing hours, the general budget was own the car... Single Copy...... time, 24 hours a day. Show me Stairs are a particular Mars. Vikings land on Mars in the launch we should be working on three full days prior to publication. accepted by a vote. That anotter department that goes By Carrier, Weekly problem. According to the A Pioneer spacecraft is summer of 1976 before deciding' them right now.” Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon Friday, April 26th, the i ; right into a burning structure to Consumer Product Safety scheduled to reach Jupiter next if there should be additional An Expensive Project, 875-2517 (Cash and Carry) One Y e a r...... prior to day of publication; 12 noon .C £ * 'Ji-I selectmen-' took it upon extinguish a blaze. Show me. a Commission stairs and rel­ December and fly on to become Viking missions, and if Mars The advanced Viking mis­ Six Months...... themselves to cut even further department that can come Friday for publication Saturday and ated structures account for the first probe to explore Saturn should continue to hold ^ top sions under consideration in­ ' FLOWERS tnd ARRANGEMENTS FOR EVERY OCCASION . . . Three Months...... Monday. someof the budgets already ap­ close to Tolland’s rescue squad. about 356,000 em ergency in 1979. NASA also plans to priority. OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP I*/" 1 -4 Is clude carrying a remote con­ ROUTE 83 ROCKVILLE 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel,649-0791 or 649-14-13 0 proved by the town. In doing so You can’t because there is non- room cases every year. And it launch two larger Mariner “One year before launch and trolled surface vehicle to roam I they cut more heavily the one e, this is the best squad in the is neither the very young nor FREE Delivery & Parking • Frank Cakeler, Prop. I! I budget that is the keepsake of state. Show me another town the infirm who are the most Tolled, the fire budget. If the that has a diving team to do likely victims. LeVs Cohtrol Governrfient budgit Stands as it is now the recovery work. People say, Persons aged 25 to 34 ac­ fire department will get less well look at the training the am­ count for more stair-related than it got last year and we ran A group of liberals in the U.S. bulance crew has, many of the injuries -15 per cent of the proach is that it appears to us there is 3 i out of money and can’t pay the fire department personnel have total—than any other group. Senate is m akii^ an attempt to a direct relationship between the rest of our bills. the same training. It was noted The next highest group, with at the April 23rd meeting that legislate a conUnuance of modified federal budgbt deficit and the annual 11 per cent of the stairs them­ The selectmen were quite sly the ambulance is on call 24 wage and pri^controls. selves, junk left on them, Lawn Mower SALE ^nation rate. Now you can blame in- in doing this. No one could caU hours a day. ’This is true but loose railings and -n o t the They a re ^ in g . this knowing there is for a meeting to find out why only two people are on duty at a /' dustry and business for a lot of things least of it - th e victims them­ and to challenge it because the time and they pull eight hour a slim ch^ce of getting such a law on but it is government that controls the selves who run, jump, act budget had to be sealdd and on shifts. They are at home until the books in the wake of the failure of money supply and, it is government the attorney’s desk by Sunday, an emergency occurs, doing careless, think they don’t Phases, I, II, III, IV and V to control,, ‘ J April 28th. what they please. Don’t get me need to use the hand rail or 2 that is running in the red. It is also are in their stocking feet; SAVE Over ®25 the economy and inflation. wrong, I have nothing against government that is considering tax I feel that most of the the ambulance, I know most of The statistics covering Perhaps there is a case to be ma^e cuts to increase the money supply, townspeople support the their active members and we other household injuries are firemen in their quest to in­ work well together. I’m just no less comforting. The com­ for stand-by controls but maybe drror which increase demand for goods crease their budget and receive pointing out that they get credit mission says there are 153,000 has been in trying to control the from the gross national product, a little compensation for the for eight hours time whether emergency room cases every Sears Craftsman 20-In. time they put in. No other year involving non-glass private sector of the econofhy rather which is dropping instead of in­ they have a call or not. organization puts in as much doors, including garage and than the public sector.' / If you combine all of the creasing. time as the firemen do in this above, you have the bdst, you screen doors, and another Push-Type Eager-1® Mower For example, maypb the multi­ Maybe the senators who are so con­ town, not even the ambulance. can’t find it any place else. 178,000 accidents requiring Mr. Cohen, a former member Tolland has been hit with just emergency treatment that in­ phases of controls we have just gone cerned about thp economy going hog of the TVAA, submitted a chart about everything this past year volve architectural glass, Wooded Slope (Photo by Reginald Pinto) through would have worked if the wild with the demise of wage and showing surrounding towns did and our fire department has such as doors, shower not reimburse their men. I SAVE *25 88 federal budget bad been in balance price controls ought to consider some handled everything. enclosures and windows. would like to know where this One other factor, Chief Littell during the sa^e period. Speaking of moving, the In­ restraints on the federal government. mj^n got his information from is also the Civil Defense direc­ Reg. *124.99 terstate Commerce Commis­ Maybe w^ need a reverse phase because towns like Vernon, tor for our town. Ron works at After all they were elected to run the sion (ICC) has a booklet for Rockville, Stafford, Eagleville, the Mutual Aid Headquarters in program/applied to the federal government, not the private economy. consumers offering tips about etc. all reimburse their men. the center of town and is around It’s eager to start because you’re eager to finish. With a budget. /t*hase I would freeze the the moving business and 99 We know this hasn’t been tried for This is a fact, not something 24 hours a day. He can respond detailing your rights as a' budget where it is, phase II would cut Max Lerner contrived. to any emergency in a matter of powerful 10-cu. in. engine, 5-position wheel adjusters, some time but maybe, just maybe, if buyer of their services. The the next budget deficit in half. Phase seconds. What other towns can through the deck exhaust system and 14-ga. steel we bring proliferating government un­ It also comes to the attention have this? publication, called “In(orma- Comments tiun on Moving Qour House­ III would balance the budget and der control, we might find economic of the firemen that this budget, What the fire department housing. mif- the general budget, might have wants is a decent budget so we hold Goods”, is available for Phase IV would have a surplus. controls are needed as much as dog 20 cents by writing to Con­ only been haphazardly gone can continue our services to the /Our only argument for this ap­ needs fleas. over by the s^ectmen. For town, keep the quality of our sumer Information, Pueblo, Colo. 81009. example: The fire rharshall’s equipment and men at a high • itarts fall • power to spare j The Chances After .College budget was cut and is now less' standard, and a little reim­ Okay Detroit, here’s a gripe * clog-reiiitant housing than it was last year. We have bursement lor the extra, no doubt shared by many car optional grass catcher Summer Energy Us^ LA JOLLA, Calif. - So the good to be reminded that, while take a severely limited number been told by one of the expenses we incur as firemen. owners and pedestrians. empties easilg, attaches fast U.S. Supreme Court decided to the earlier elites were shap^ of student's, so that when the selectmen that this budget was Everyone is screaming that in­ Writes John M. McCartney of Craftsman 22-in. Self- The new energy czar, John C. -The government will set an exam­ wait it out on that widely on the power side, in politics newer ethnics are squeezed in, cut and it wasn’t even looked at. flation is the cause of the high Cumberland, Md.; debated case of Marco DeFunis and business, the newer ones It makes me wonder what v;e in Sawhill, has many ideas for conserv­ ple, Sawhill said, by setting its ther­ it squeezes out some of the budget and this is most often “My gripe is about the way Propelled Eager-1® Mower against the U niversity of are being shaped on the human earlier ethnics. But why do we Tolland have done to ourselves true, but just think of the infla­ American automobile ing energy this summer, but none so when we let people like this mometers at 78 to 80 degrees at all Washington law school, and personality side — in teaching, have to assume limited ground? tion that has hit the firemen’s manufacturers design the govern our money. emphatic as that motorists continue government buildings. gave many the chance to accuse guidance, legal and health ser­ In a society where we spend so pocket for gas to get to all of bodies of their cars so the it of straddling and vices, public remedial services, much for nonessentials, we ther emergencies and services to obsenre the 55-mile-an hour speed Sawhill shared an impression that One of the big issues here is wheels set out from under the pussyfooting. mental health, diagnostics, could surely reorder the he performs for the communi­ fenders and throw every­ SAVE *25 / limit where it is permitted. motorists were returning to their In the end the court won’t be communication, conciliation, priorities and spend enough for reimbursement for the ty- volunteer firemen. Several of thing that is on the road up In ail appeal to the public to con­ able to escape the hot issue of therapies. postcollege training to include The Tolland firemen, in­ V usual driving habits and abandoning the selectmen don’t feel that along the sides of the car in­ Reg. *204.99 who gets admitted to graduate No society can be a healthy both groups — those with good cluding myself, are getting serve energy, Sawhill made several the firemen should be reim­ stead of up under the fenders. conservation practices adopted during and professional schools, on one in which entrance to these backgrounds and records, who tired of being taken for granted. bursed but come to find out the My personal experience has recoitunendations for their guideline. what records. As the five-judge elites is made hard for any have shown they can make the I don’t make a five figure last winter’s fuel shortage. This, he selectmen get reimbursed for been with 1967,1969 and 1973 majority held, the case may be group. Very clearly, the sons grade, and those with lesser salary like many people in this For one, he recommended that air- said, was shortsighted. We need to their expenses, as Mr. Palmer Chevrolets. There’s plenty of power in this self-propelled mower. Y moot for DeFunis himself, who and daughters of the blue-collar ones, who want the chance to town. It hurts my pocket to pay found out when he had to go to “When the roads were wet conditioners be set for 78 to 80 degrees continue the driving habits of the is finishing his law course. iSut class — whites and nonwhites— show they can make it. If for some of the gas and clothes It has a 197 cc. engine, a 3-speed transmission and Kingfisher four whole times ' or have had slush, salt etc., on this summer. That is a range thought thje issue won’t remain mute. It are moving into these areas and education is a right for the I ruin. If the firemen would spring for our own safety, as well as last week. \ them, a short drive of five .to front-wheel drive for great control plus through the is and will continue very lively. giving them a new vigor. young, why not for the older? refuse to respond to any to be a half dozen or more degrees to conserve gas. The one proved as In a nation where higher 10 miles and both sides of the I wish the Supreme (tourt Why should it have to be an emergency except a fire hazard V'-if - W '. .deck exhaust and lightweight magnesium housing. hotter than the customary setting. education is opening up to judges could have been there, If the firemen only went to car look as though they have important as the other. The 55-mile an ethnic battleground? fires or potential fire hazards, this town would be in trouble as families, classes and castes taking part in our DeFunis case been sprayed. Where a side Catcher included. Welcome to men is Sawhill’s hearty It would need more teaching that could be seen as doing their well as the individual ta:q>ayer hour speed limit is as important now that never had it before, the discussion. They would have rear view mirror is on a car staff, yes, but that cap be thing for the town, but the fire and believe me there is a lot of endorsement of a suggestion that men as it was earlier this spring. question of what chances there caught a sense of immediacy talk about it among ourselves the spray from the front manag^. It would need more department does much more wheels hits the mirror and in might remove their neckties on hot are after college, and who gets that might not have emerged and it will probably depend A Surprise recommendation was to public money, but, given the oil than this. Last year we cleaned a very short time the door those chances, has become a from all the friend-of-the-court company profit figures, it upon the budget meeting May days, even in the office. He showed his reduce electric lighting in the homes flaming one. briefs with which they were in­ up trees from roads and houses. glasses are completely strikes me there is money This isn’t our job it’s the town’s 7th as to what we do. I urge aU concern for haberdashers by stating ^ The children of the ethnic undated. We went through all the townspeople to come out covered, obstructing one’s and offices. And to prepare now for, around which could be used job. What would you do if you minorities have been streaming the now familiar arguments on an^ show their support for our Side view. that the money they may lose on ties well. By the time the Supreme had to pay the town crew time ■ \ next winter by installing insulation, into colleges under the open ad­ both sides. But then several fire department. “I have always been under Court gets back to these cases, and a half to cleaning up the they can make up by selling more storm windows and doors in the missions policy. But, they ask, students shifted the whole the delay will have been One final note, when the the impression a fender was of what use is college if they ground of the case. debris, think how much that selectmen decided to cut the made to contain the spray set sports shirts. Federal employes would homes. It’s wise to use all proven i worthwhile if it gives the public would cost? How much did the can’t get into the professional For the accepted ground mind a chance to clear up the fire budget, I sincerely hope up by the wheels, but 1 do be free to work without neckties from fire department save each S At V E *4 measures, because we’ve still a long schools to nail down the best seems to be that graduate and thM selectmen like Joslin, believe the car designers issue and shift the discussion to home owner by cutting down *orf|af June 1. y careers? To which the whites professional schools can only Juce, Palmer and Barokas have overlooked this basic way to go, to get out of the energy a broader ground. trees on their houses, by who get squeezed out, even with • weren’t influenced by neighbors fact...” Sears Guaranteed 4-Ways keeping the furnaces going .with woods. better ^oords, answer that the who used to be in the fire We’ll second that. " generators during the ice storm “ affim ative action” which department several yeiars ago and pumping out cellars? How Exterior Latex House Paint" favt)j« one set of ethnic groups because the fire department Got a consumer gripe? The Advance Man much^would it cost the in­ m^ns “reverse dis- The Almanac used to be, with the exception of Like to share a buying tip? GUARANTEED dividual if he had to pay (or a Sears Exterior 0 3 WAYS cri^mination” and a .quota a few members, a social fire Let us know care of Buyers' plumber to replace or repair • l-eoat coverage (rough and stem for the others. department. Now it’s an effec­ Billboard, United Press In­ Latex House Paint (on staining frozen pipes? lliese are not fire textured surfaces excepted) During this spring quarter I tive fighting unit as our town te rn a tio n a l, 315 N ational when applied at the \>n-Yeilowing have been a teaching visitor at hazards and the fire depart­ / United Press International The morning stars are Mer- has seen. ^ress Buildingi Washington' recomniended coverage the U.S. International Universi­ ment doesn’t have to do these Today is Thursday, May 2, cury, Venus and Jupiter. - » Respectfully, DC ZOOM. • No chalk staining ty at LaJolla, where there are the 122nd day of 1974 with 243 to The evening stars are Mars things. ’Thomas J. Williams * Covers Minilir colors in one coat with • Non-yellowing or you get close to 1,000 students in the follow. and Saturn. Tolland Fire Department 8 mildew'resistant and durable Hal necessary additional paint Graduate School of Human The moon iS approaching its T h o s e bom on this date are Goose Lane Hnish. or your money hack. (When Relations," more than half of -JJ.'S/STIV/ full phase. under the aign of Taurus. Herald Tolland----- applied over property Regular $10.99‘' them working for the doctoral Singer-actor Bing Crosby was prepared surfaces) degree. bora May 2, 1904. " ' Yesterdays As the students talk about On this day in history: Signs B ill their backgrounds, two things Today^8 In 1863, General Thomas Dedicated m x become clear about "what is Jonathan “Stonewall” Jackson happening in the United States. T h o u ffh t was mistakenly shot by his own 25 Years Ago Coventry HARTFORD (UPI) Gov. AlNI One is that the graduate and Confederate soldiers. He died Thomas J. Meskill Wednesday Sears Guaranteed 5-Ways A total of 9,974 motor vehicle ff professional school mix has eight days later. signed into law legislation licenses are issued at State Ar­ Citizen allowing sale of drugs to changed into a mix of white In 1941, the Federal Com­ mory. Interior Latex Flat Paint S3000S % ethnics, nonwhite ethnics and a God Bless God munications Commission ap­ hospital employes. . High school students take 5 Wa t g u a r a n te e growning number of women, “I thank God for having such proved the riegular scheduling n To the editor: • Choice of many colors with a smaller percentage of over ruling of town. Board of Under/the measure any patience. His faith in us never cdihmercial television broad­ Directors vote to ban advanced What does a small town like upper-middle class males. casts. (Coventry do wheii It loses one of prescription drug, medicine or GUARANTEED • l i u :,•I III.IHI I gi^ws dim. I thank God for publicity on director’s chemical, except heroin, may The second is that the age having faith, in us that we In 1972, FBI Director J. its most powerful and dedicated" -• 1-coat, 450 sq. ft. coverage ''vHl.i; ..SI’OT HKSiS meetings. < be sold by hospitals to their Acrylic Latex median is moving up. These are should have in Him.” Edgar Hoover died at the age of ■ i citizens? How does it cope witk employes for their use or use of • 5-year durability mature men and women, most­ 77. Also that day, 91 persons a loss of such magnitude as that Flat Wall Paint * ' VKAK m lUHII.in Day after day how manv t^ ir immediate families. • Spot resistant or you get ly in their 30s, 40s, and 50s — times have we lost our patience were killed in a mine fire at 10 Years Ago of Steve Loyzim? How does one / necessary additional paint or many of them shifting to their, for the little things that we can­ Kellogg, Idaho. / Republican town directors replace the dedication, un­ / Meskill also approved bon- your money back. (When second or even third career, as not forgive but yet forget? In 1^3, Democrat John Uon- ask that tax rate be cut one-half shakable courage and for­ - ding authorization for rental Regular $9.99 the post-industrial C ^iety God never forgets but yet He nally, former governor of Texas mill. titude? applied over property housing for the elderly and for W uhable..color(»l and tpd|.re«U(ant. shifts its needs. It is exching to always forgives. He has such and Treasury secretary in the University of Connecticut Steve’s knowledge and exper­ urban renewal. The bonded prepared surfaces) hold a seminar-room dialogue School of Nursing gives caps to Free of lead hazard*. Soap)-wal^r- faith in us that we should put first Nixon administration, tise in so many areas of govern­ borrowing progtam would raise cleanup. with people who have more faith in Him. joined the Republican party. “■ eight area girls: Lorraine ment took a lifetime to acquire, |8 million for housing for the ONE GALLON experiences of their own to We try to seek hplp from Bessette, Elizabeth Gartside, but his unselfish concern, sense elderly and |3 million for urban match yours and career aims others but they will sometimes A thought for the day: Irish Judith Holmes, Marilyn of responsibility and impact on renewal. * they have thought through. fail us. But if we seek God’s poet Oscar Wilde said, “There ^Phillips, Carolyn Sucheckl, the future of Coventry, have 1. . '-J ^ When we discussed the help by faith He will not fail us. is no such thing as a moral or Patricia Krawski, Diane- certainly set a fine qxample for Another bill enacted would BRIDGEPORT HAMDEN ORANGE EASTFIELD MALL WEST HARTFORD WEST SPRINGFIELD inunoral 4>ook. Books are well McCall and Mary Hills. all of us to follow. DeFunis issue in such a setting, Submitted by: ' place the burden of proof in SHOP Aha SEARS AND SAVE Lafayette Plaza 2301 Dixwell Ave. 80 Boston Post Rd. Springfield Corbin’s Comer 135 Memorial Ave. it took on reality from the lives Doris Perozziello written or badly written, that is Virginia Diehl price discrimination cases on Satiitaction Guaranteed Sears of the students themselves. It Is all.” Shore Dr.' the person (charged with the or Your MoneyT’Back WATERBURY MANCHESTER MIDDLETOWN DANBURY, NORWALK WESTFIELD NORTHAMPTON Coventry < violation. SEARS, ROERUCK AND CO. Naugatuck Valley Mall 34B Middle Tpke.W. 222 Main St. 129 Main St. 90 Wall St. 44 Main St. 50 Main St. 7 0 >tt m it PAGE EIGHT -m N C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD; Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 2, 1974 ^ N C H l^ T E R EVENINGJIERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 2. 1974— PAGE NINE New Hampshire Dance Popular Water Travels Far Business Bodies Attcient Scrolls / Confusion By JIM McGREGOR manager, said the firm does not sure the air is pure when the By DICK WEST between the chosen leader and water is bottled. bring forth 64 additional com­ Older Than the Nation POLAND SPRINGS, Maine advertise the water as a cure WASHINGTON (UPI) - tribal elders, some of whom might lie beneath the waves. This is as far as the scrolls (UPI), — Huge trailer trucks for any physical ailment though The water contains a mixture Despite continued turmoil in munications. But Mozus, or Whereupon the chosen leader TOPjSTUDENT QUARTERLY REPORT NEW STORE ?Mk to have him banished into have been translated, so it is ‘ now rumble through this small it. receives reports that it has of minerals and is low in the area, students of Middle Mozis, protested that, these went forth among the mul­ Linda Oietrichsen of Northeast Utilities has Michaels Jewelers, which the,jvilderness. So far, so good. not yet clear whether the Lord central Maine village and up cured everything from arthritis sodium, which reportedly Eastern antiquity have tablets were too heavy for him titudes and spake unto them By BRENDA W. ROTZOLL revival as a result of young people picking “It’s a matter of timing—when you gfve Manchester was selected the reported first quarter 1974 maintains a branch store; in Later translations now to carry. was on his side. tree-lined lanes .past a cluster to kidney trouble. makes it ideal for some diets. managed to salvage another set saying that the communications CANTERBURY, N.H. (UPI)^ - The it up from me and Ralph Page,” Laufman the call, you have to call it oh the top dtudent prize winner in revenues of 8156,135,264 and net Manchester, has announced available show that the chosen But it looks as if Mozus, or of buildings that once was one “It’s just simply the best Gene Orsenigo, president of of ancient Dead Sea scrolls. The other scribe, Dai or Dor, already ip the hands of the most popular modem form of local dance said. measure,” he said. income of 86,252,157 (13.6 cents that it tylU^open a store in the leader wasAorely beset by two Mozis, l| going to need all the of the nation’s most lavish and the company, said the water is Connecticut beauty school con­ likewise regarded the two elders contained all that they in New Hampshire dates back to a time Page is the dean of contra dance callers. water in the world,” said Westfarms Mall in West Hart­ As many readers are aware, zealous scribes, each inter­ help he dan get. He liked the contra style better, too. “I tests for hairstyling this past per share). The report com­ tablets as inadequate. " needed to know. before the American Revolution-and is His family has never stopped calling the ornate health spas. Bilodeau. “If you value a good so pure that a bottle of it sealed ,the parchments presently being preferred using jigs and rehls for dancing pares to 1973 first quarter ford. This will be the twelfth preting the law according to his He demanded that Mozus; or still going strong, thank you. ’The trucks are carting away Scotch, you don’t mix it with in green glass in 1904 and restored appear to be a sequel own lights. dances—or writing their own new “old” rather than 'Red RiverValley’,” Laufman figures of 8142,587,824 revenue Connecticut store by the Mozis, turn over to the eltjers 42 It is country dancing, a term which in­ music down in Keene, N.H., in the Monad- what the wealthy from all over anything but Poland Springs opened in 1964 showed no to the Biblical account of the said. and 821,540,920 (47 cents per family-owned business. One scribe, Jawar of Skee, in­ additional corhmunications, cludes the square dances associated with _ nock region. the world once came to Poland water.” Bottles of the water bacteria growth. origin of the Ten Com­ It took a .long .time to get to where he share) net income. ' The new store will be'the sisted the two tablets that that they might better judge the American West, and the classic “con- Springs to receive — Poland can be spotted behind bars from mandments. “We play it the way we play it. It’s New could earn a living just from his music. NU Chairman and President largest in Michaels’ history Mozus, or Mozis, brought down what God wanted them to do. tra dance” iike the Virginia Reel, with two Springs water. New York to Las Vegas. But some scholars believe the - Hampshire music," Laufman said in Laufman worked on farms in the Monad- Lelan F. Sillin Jr. said the with over 5,000 square feet^and from the mountain were too And Mozus, or Mozis, was The spa now looks like an Mothers in the Dominican scrolls deal with another event rows of dancers facing each other and describing the style of his Canterbury nock region, then built himself a one-room decreased earnings, resulting^ will be located on the upper fragmentary to provide a clear exceedingly wroth. moving through set but spritely measures. Orchestra, a flexible group whose abandoned Hollywood back lot Republic favor it for the for­ entirely. ^ wooh house with stone floors in central Sears from the “plague of inflatlonT^' mall of what will the the state’s understanding of God’s will. He likened the two scribes to “It Isn’t old fashioned and it isn’t members and numbers vary depending on with the- large Victorian man­ mula for their babies because TO refresh your memory, Nev? Hampshire. In desperation he got a threaten the firpn’s ability to largest and most comprehen­ He demanded that the chosen fishers who'cast their nets upon something new,” said Dudley Laufman, the job and who’s available. sion and other buildings of its purity. Some women use they tell of a chosen leader job in 1966 as a proofreader-and at that finance essential facilities to sive shopping center. leader return to the peak and the waters knowing not what now riding the crest of the wave^as a The orchestra has four albums out and is showing their age but still it as a beauty aid for fragile named Mozus, or Mozis, who point, the dance jobs started coming in maintaining their splendor. skin. About 3,000 gallons of the Seamless meet the area’s future electric player and caller of contra dance music,' working on numbers five and six. number. needs. descends from a mountaintop LifieliuiiraiteC' his passion for the past quarter century. “I’ve probably written 10 tunes,’’ Lauf­ Most of them are closed and spring water are stored in civil with two stone tablets supposed The Canterbury Orchestra was invited some new structures are in defense shelters, in Maine and Aluminum Two of NU’s operating com­ It can’t be called something new man said, besides adapting classics by the - to the 1965 Newport jFolk Festival, and to bear 10 conununications Coming Soon! evidence. other New England states. panies — the Connecticut Light On all installment loans because if has been going on without cease dozen. “There’s so many beautiful dance that got things rolling. Appearances at and Power Co. and the Hartford from God. for hundreds of years, dying out in some The buildings, a little Bilodeau said as many as 1,- Guttering • . . at no extra charge to you. tunes that already exist there’s no point in other festivals and concerts followed. Now Electric Light Co. — have an­ , BUNNY WINNER However, two of the com­ MAGIC MIRROR II areas but never stoppeij down in the Mon- writing new ones.” ghostlike, are a monument to a 000 cases a day are taken from munications are missing and a Laufman Is on the road four nights a week, nounced they will file early next The winner of the Hartford dadnock region, the hilly southwest corner , He said most of the jigs and reels he glamorous, but past, era. the spring which is protected by third has been partially always Fridays and Saturdays, playing on month for higher, rates. Rd. Dairy Queen drawing for an Styling Salon for Men of New Hampshire. However, Poland Springs water plate glass in the marble- expunged. uses were written by some itinerant a circuit that ranges south to Connecticut In releasing the financial jight-fbot-tall Easter bunny full Nor can it be called somethine old. Lauf­ fiddler whose name never was known. has never lost its popularity. paneled spring house. Mainers Women Stylist for Men Only and west to New York state. One thing you report, NU also announced of tovs was five-year-old Steven Mozus, or Mozis, explains man, said, because modern people are A French firm recently can usually pick up a gallon of Located downstaira at the '> Laufman was bitten by the contra dance won’t fine at Ills dances is folks dressed up that the missing com­ MANCHESTER STATE BANK dancing it in a modern way —.putting purchased the Poland Springs/ the wajer for less than a dollar election of a new vice president Casflla of 61 Cavan Rd., East bug in 1949 at the Norfolk County in long gingham skirts or western outfits. and a new assistant secretary. Hartford. munications never existed and more of their bodies into it, changing the STRIKING silhouette was Bottling Corp. and businesses in supermarkets but the price is 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Agricultural High School in Walpole, Whatever a dancer feels like wearing of an Francis L. Kinney of The drawing was held April that the deleted portion was ac­ way the steps are done. captured on film when an booming. / higher outside the region. MAGIC MIRROR Open^t. 9 A.M. - Noon Member FDIG MasS.'’niere was a yearly folk festival and evening is the accepted costume, as peo­ Newington was named vice 13. cidentally obliterated by a 757 Main St., Manchester He has put a clogging step into much of amateur photo buff saw this The trucks that back up to the Tlw tower over the bottling he got into it because he liked the applause ple of all ages sway and strut in a “now” president and Roy M. Seger of stonecutter named Rosh Muri. (^ r Information call 646-6821) tlje music he calls, and the sound seems to the dance callers got; He tried contra lass quenching her thirst in stone building complete with in­ plam is unique. It contains an This leads to a fierce dispute form their ancestors would recognize at a a way some may consider Southington was named assis­ fit the mood of his audiences. calling because it was more difficult than laid marble and a bell tower ajn filter system developed in glance. . . ^ • most unladylike. Regard­ tant secretary. “Most of the contra dance music is a square. take the water to such places as 18M by Hirman Ricker, the less, what else can a thirsty Nevada and Florida and to Miginal owner of the spa. All girl do without a glass? ' JOIN GERBER ports where it can be shipped to resh air entering the bottling Frank Auretta, service foreign countries. jilant is filtered through 30 Linda Dietricksen ’ manager of the Gerber Scien­ Ernest B. Bilodeau, plant layers of cheese cloth to make tific Instrument Co., South Sears INCREASE DIVIDEND Windsor, has announced two ap­ \ year. In 1974 contests, she has Combustion Engineering, pointments in the firm. Large-Capaeity \ Session placed second in the Connec­ Inc., of Windsor has announced Kenneth Hemmes of New ticut State ’Trade Show in New a regular quarterly dividend of Baltimore, Mich., has been Changes Haven and second in Hartford 45 cents a share payable July 31 named field service’ engineer, Proposed State Competition at G. Fox to stockholders of record June responsible for maintenance of and Co. Attending the Connec­ 14. ' Gerber automatic drafting BANGOR, Maine (U P I)- ticut Institute of Hairdressing The. previous divident rate equipment at cusfttmer in­ Democratic gubernatorial can­ in East Hartford) she resides at was 37V4 cents per share. The stallations. j didate George Mitchell said 155 Summit St. scheduled p a r e n t is the firm’s Thomas Koplar ;of Indian Wednesday that the recently Sears 283rd co n s^ tiv e dividend. Orchard, Mass., has been ap­ enacted legislative pay raise OPEN STOCK SALE From the pointed service engineer, shoul^. hdve been combined responsible for similar work. with a reduction in the size of Factory on GUEST SPEAKER the House of Representatives; Atty. McNeill Stokes of Atlanta, Ga., will be guest Wheels RODUCT SPECIALIST “The special session recently SAVE *2.99 to *20 on speaker at the May 8 annual /i ^ Richard P. Jansen of. concluded was the longest and meeting of the Subcontractors most expensive in the state’s Homestead Bedrodm Furniture Association of Connecticut at Mansfield Depot has joined the 1973 BENEFITS history,” said Mitchell. “It New Haven. Mektron Division of Rogers Benefits totaling 8111 million^ clearly demonstrated the need / Corp. as a new product were paid to or tor Connecticut to streamline our legislative YOUR CHOICE specialist. He is a 1972 graduate policyholders by Aetna I^ife & process. At a cost of some 315,- of the University of Connec- Casualty, Hartford, in 1973. • 40-in. single dresser base - Reg. $94.95 per lineal ft. .ticut. ^ 000 a day, the special session installed The Aetna ben^its total in­ dragged on and on. Obviously a • student desk - Reg. $94.95 cluded 822.2 ’million in smaller House and a • twin, full headboard, rails, foot­ automobile claims, 816.5 streamlined process could have million in other casualty and accomplished more in less board - Reg. $79.95 Baked-on white-enameled property claims, 847.9 million time.” • 4 drawer chest - Reg. $94.95 ______finish will not peel, crack Break-In \ OPENS SHOP in life insurai^e and pension or rust. Custom made for A new shoe repair shop, the benefits, and XIAA million in Republican candidate i each your home on the job by health insurance benefits. • \ A Big Bust West Side Shoe Repair at 566 Harrison Richardson of Sears authorized installers. Center St., at the comer of At year’s eid^ Aetna in­ Cumberland was in Salisbury Practical pioneers designed versatility into every^ Center and McKee sts., has vestments in Connecticut — in- Cove where he said sound rugged piece they owned. These fine modern versions been'opened by owner Jerry cluding stopks, bonds, management of the state’s MIAMI (UPI) — The great Mayo. mortgage loans; and real estate business is one of the priority have the same warm brown finish and brass-plated Call Sears break-in was a bust. liie shop specializes in all — totaled more than 8350 items of the time. trim. For Free Estimate A professional cat burglar types of shoe, boot and sandle million. hired by a firm specializing in repairs, including orthopedic In addition, Aetna paid more “Strict administration of a electronic security systems work on both adult and infant than 816 million in state and zero-based budget system is an Use Sears Easy failed to break into a suburban footwear by prescription. West local taxes and'i^ore than 8124.7 home and collect 81,000 waiting Side also repairs handbags, million in salaries and com­ absolute necessity if we are to Payment Plan hold down the spiraling costs of for him inside. belts, baseball gloves and all missions to ^its Connecticut state government,” said The burglar hired by Inter­ kinds of leather goods; besides agents and eniployes. The com­ Richardson^ a state senator. national General Electronics offering a complete line of shoe pany also paM 811 million in Corp. to test their new home, care products. dividends tq Connecticut / alarm system had a long rap stockholders, j Other Matching^ieces sheet that included bank robbery, burglary, breaking 8129.95 30-in. double dresser ? \ IP 9 .8 8 and entering and two prison es­ Sale Ends Saturday 8109.95 twin full spindle bed . . . 89 .8 8 capes. His name is “C3iarles.” He’d spent 22 years behind Investm ent 8 39.99 mulching night standi . . 54.99 bars. Chatter 31x38-in. plate glass mirror sanio. prir. $45 The test house was typical SALE , / Both For matching Hutch Scan law price . . . 4 9 .95 south Florida construction — NEW YOllK (UPI) - The concrete block with 29 jalousie spindle backed chair ^ ...... $29 market has discounted most of windows and three doors, two Deluxe Shallow W e|l * of them tirith jalousie windows. 2 » 8 the depressing first-quarter business trend which was evqn'^ “It’s a very vulnerable home Jet Pump . Choice of 2 cycles . . ' normal and lower than some of ihe Use Sears'Easy-Payment Plan for a break-in because of all the 2-Cycle Washer Electric Dryer Permanent press and normal cycles. pessimists predicted, according jalousie windows and doors,” SAVE *10.95 permanent press. Super Roto-Swirl agitator ior vigorous washing “ Air only” setting fluffs pillows and blankets, dries plastics and to A. W. Zelomek Associates, IGE president Brian Stone said. action. 3 wash/rinse temperatures handle a variety laundry Inc. “With earnings prospects “Without the alarm ^stem , it Regular rainwear. Pre-set temperature. Internal lint screen . *119 stiil favorable, ewn though a would be an ea8y,‘jnark.’’’ $%.95 loads. Super Roto-Swirl agitator. . , i ...... ^ 1 T 9 good portion qf the gain is in in­ Charles didn’^t think so. After flated dollar^, we still continue Sale! All Sears Readj^-Stick®Tiles casing the home for 20 minutes, Power Bonut motor deliten optimistic on the security out­ Professionally he announced he was “ready.” power in eiceaior nlinc to hold Sears Care Service protects the value of your Kenmore look,/especially on prime To collect the 81,000, Charles preuure it 30-50 Pal. Cm -waaher and dryer. We service what we sell, wherever you Use Sears Easy Payment Plan live or may move in thr,B;S.A. sepurities,” the firm says. It The beautiful floor you install yourself had to break in without tripping iron pump with impeller and Applied diffuier of ilronp corroiion* urges investors to hang on to the alarm in five minutes. m iiunl Lexin* plaitir. / prime securities for long-term Charles didn’t make it. He / appreciation. by Sears tried to get in through a “doggie SAVE 7® per tile door" and tripped the 81.500 “In every one of the last ten Authorized radio frequency alarm. Sears Convertible ^-HP ^ , 1 9 years May has either seen a Decorator Regular 39“ ea. m . “There’s no way to get in, at Jet Pump vicious decline or has proven to Designer Regular 42“ ea. ea. least not without chopping All-Frostless 18.0 Cu. Ft. be the prelude for sl^ificant I|tstallers... through a wall or the roof,” - declines in June or July,” says SAVE no.or Decorator and designer I^eady-Sticlt® tiles give you all you need Charles told delighted IGE of­ the Dines Letter. The only ficials. He was given 825 for his exception in the last decade to make beautiful floors in minutes. ‘ And once the job is done trouble. Regular' Goldspot Refrigerator was May 1970 when at the end of you won’t have to worry . . . ' Ready-SUck* tiles stay where “Well,” said Charles, “This $89.95 the month the Dow Jones In­ just reinforces the reasons I 79^ ?* Extras you put them. Just peel , off paper and press to floor. Decorator dustrial Average hit a bottom quit crime several years ago.” Sears Low Pjice tiles in 6 colors, designer in cobblestoi^e design. Pump it built for good ^r\icc that has not been reached since \ k' r* ^ - lO.-ft, xj60-ft. Driveway Oharles was picked for the with call Iron body and bate. then, the lettp-r notes. jo b from 63 persons who Automatic premurc twitch holdi “Seasonalities remain negative answered an ad in the Sunday prcMure at 20*40 pounds. for the next few months as the Don't let a cracked and rut-filled Miami Herald two weeks ago market moves down in prepara­ Super Ready- driveway detract from the beauty for a ‘.'top professional burglar . Use Sears Easy Payment Plan tion for the typical summer ^nd value of your home. Give who could earn 81,000 for three rally,” it adds. Stick® vinyl tiles your driveway a handsome new hours work.” f look and add protection with pro­ Captive Air Pump "t'ank The rapidly growing demand fessionally applied blacktop coat­ for short-term loans may result SAVE157o ing. It helps prevent dirt, gaso­ “Uglies Unlimited” with air charge ?277 in ^ drop in world commodity line and weather damage. FORT WORTH, Tex. (UPI) • All-Frostless so there’s no defrosting ever prices and depress the volume Regular 45*^ — Danny McCoy says it is SAVE *10.20 of inventories, according to time people started fighting Call Sears for KKKE Estimate • 14.0 cu. ft. 13.8 cii. ft. refrigerator First National City Bank. “If discrimination against ugly Regular the recent weakening in com­ Our reinforced vinyKjiles come in different people. | 8 0 • 4.0 cu. ft. freezer 4.2 cu. ft. freezer modity prices continues — es­ ^ ecorajor patterns and 4 colors. Just peel . 10x60-ft. $ 99 McCoy, 29, has organized $80.00 Coldspot 8.5-Cu. Ft. pecially if- it accelerates —an off back and press. 12xl2-inches. “Uglies Unlimited" to flght • Two half-width crispers \ 10x80-ft. a * ' ‘t inventory shakeout could ensue, 1120 what he says is discrimina­ Makea jrour aubmenible or Jet pushing comniodity prices 35’ Standard Ready-Stick® tiles lOxlOO-ft. $140 tion p y many conlpanies pump lyttem work more etR- • Flush reversible door Jiinges Refrigerator down even further,” the bank -Choose from six colors ...... 29“ea. against unattractive people. cienlly and laal lonper than if 10xl25-ft. $16.5 used with eon\enliona|.|ype • FiW areas only 32-in. wide says. The soaring prices of raw Not all patterns available in all Stores iV ^ He said he is appalled by lank. 36 gallon lank. Sears Low Price materials would not be a threat 10xl50-ft. $185 application forms that re­ »167 if business were on the upswing quire a “well proportioned SHOP AT SEARS around the glob6 and money BRIDGEPORT HAMDEN ORANGE MANCHESTER Hgure-physique." AND SAVE SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE MIDDLETOWN Sears supply was expanding, the bank Lafayette Plaza < 2301 Dixwell Ave 80 Boston P ^ R d . “The blacks, the chicanos SalUlaelhn Ouaronleed MANCHESTER WES'!* HARTFORD Appliances, also at these Sears Stores: Satisfaction Guaranteed 348 Middle Tpke.W 222 Main St. BRIDGEPORT ORANGE EASTFIELD MALL WEST HARTFORD add, but now loans secured by Sears SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. '-and the American Indians or Your Monty Back WEST SPRINGFIELD BRIDGEPORT AMHERST HADLEY BRANFORD BRISTOL inventories of high-cost or Your Money Back E A S T F IE L D m a l l w e s t H A R TFO R D bh iin ;k po k t oH \v;t: :ST SPRINGFIELD WATERBURY have all had their days in the EASTFIELD MALL MIDDLETOWN WEST SPRINGFIELD HAMDEN WATERBURY MANCHESTER MERIDEN OLDSAYBROOK materials are in doubt. SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Springfield Corbin’s Corner VUNCIIKVI'KH EtSTFIKLU tl a L sun," McCoy says. “Now it’s Sears 15 Memorial Ave. Naugatuck Valley Mall » KM' II tK rKOHII « Ksr SPHINOKIKLU Sears HAMDEN WATERBURY ORANGE ' ROCKVILLE SOUTHBRIDGE WARE \ « VIKHHl Kt XIIUULKI'UKN tiirie for ugly people." BEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. MIDDLETOWN NORWALK DANBURY WESTFIELD HAMt ■aUVCS-ANO-CQ, NORTHAMPTON WiLLIMANTIC

..f j PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HRRAT.n, Mnn,.h«itor^ Bolton ffiN CHESmR EVENING HERAli), c „ „ .. „ „ „ „ Bolton Decisions Made Thompson Repeats Flag Fund Appeal House Approves Public Defenders Bill SSEastCenteA^J Mayor John ’Thompson has HARTFORD (UPI) - The No Tax Hike Seen He said he welcomes con­ state House Wednesday un­ man James Bingham, R- repeated his appeal for tributions of 35 or more and ’rte proposed commission m u n icatio n s and m ake On School Awards At Summit 6n animously adopted a bill Stamford, said the bill would DONNA HOLLAND donations to the Main St. Flag that they should be sent to Flag ^11 coiyurt a study pf future recom m endations to the creating a commission to set up a humane system for use of c ab le teleco m - legislature. Fund, to replace those flags and Fund, care of the Manager’s Of­ dealing with alcoholism. DONNA HOLLAND Scholarship (overall), one per, Aloysius Ahearn, Board of Finance chairman, said Wednesday flagpoles placed on Main St. fice, Municipal Building regulate the state’s public defender services. Intoxication would be treated The principal’s advisory com­ grade Grade 5 and 6, 2 pet' that, following the last work session of the board, he predicts no last year and damaged by Thompson said the cost of a Ds sickness, not a criine, grade grade Grade 7 iinti 8 increase in the mill rate for the 1974-1975 fiscal year. T^ere would mittee of ^Iton Elementai^- adverse weather conditions. pa? and flagpole la about |8. 04iH sf/epigt' The commission would be according to Bingham. Center School met recently to (total 6), achievement as in­ have to be a drastic mistake made someplace in order to have an Until his appeal on April 16, a The hill would establish a increase, he said. The present mill rate is 55.5 mills. made up of seven members, discuss the June awards dicated on report cards; Meskill Portrait total of 391 had been received two of whom would be non­ state alcohol council and a state Ahearn said the board approved a total budget of $1,M7,982 75 MIXED BOUQUET ^2.26 assembly and to review those Spelling one p°r grade Grade by ^ e fund. Since April 16, an lawyers, and Would appoint a alcohol jjdvisory council. awards traditionally presented. 5 through 8 (tuial 4), deter­ The selectmen have been asked to call a Town Meetlne Mon­ Funds Okayed additional 35 has been received. day, May 13. ® chief public defender who will The council would be charged ^ PIHNW64S-8233 9 48 Miner, 643-7131, BJWC public have any money, though, and I Maine.” affairs committee chairman. guess that would be the major School Menus problem.” Marquerite Daisies The following cafeteria Miller started jhe qlub this Bay Bridge Tfaffic 31b Bag __ _ 25 lb Bag 2 Cu. Ft. menus will be served May 6-10 year, and 70 students joined up. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Q_ n Odorless to students' in Bolton But the university had no equip­ The San Francisco-Oakland 'T'WPP'N, CROWN CHIP Elementary-Center Schools. ment, and-a new eight-man Bay Bridge c a rrie d 64.8 Paul Buetbwr Florist, In); FERTIE MULCH Monday: Hot dog on roll, Get Ready Now shell can cost as much as 34,500. millioji vehicles in 1973, an ' 1122 Burnside Ave. East Hartford GRASS potato chips, relish cup, chilled “I went ahead and wrote to 70 increase from just over five Tel. 528-9586 — Open Sunday Morning COW cinnamon applesauce. for Summer college crew coaches around ipillion the previous year. SEED CMP Tuesday; Meatballs with the country,” Miller said..“I MANURE tomato sauce, buttered noodles, Living with got a reply from Harry Parker, 1 9 9 green beans, vanilla pudding the coach at Harvard, and he $ 1 with topping. Indoor-Outdoor said they might have a couple of Wednesday; Juice, meat and . older rowable shells.” Rugged, fast growing. Ideal for •Composted cow manure for gar­ cheese grinder, potato chips, Parker came through with patching or.play areas. dens, lawns. Completely organic. chocolate cake with frosting. Tremendous Assortment! Furniture! the two shells at 3100 each, and ’Thursday: Pizza with meat J L l D a O ^ also supplied a set of oars at 32Q kWLP-MBVicy etpr •toms and- cheese,.jello jvith topping. n r - r - each. Friday: Macaroni and Royal China’s Ovenproof / ‘■’They came in and we’ve got Broad Street 4 FT BALE # 1/2” NYLON cheese, buttered peas, fruit i r them sitting in a cowbam on crisp with topping. campus,” Miller said. “We’re Manchester Parkade 7 l V PEATMOSS REINFORCED 50’ r ■fJ' fi’ Church Events still looking for«some kind of a GARDEN HOSE As part of the recent 150th an­ shelter down by the Stillwater 2 Dinnerware Sets 12 INCH X 12 INCH niversary celebration of thp River." OAEDfN HOST United Methodist Church the 12 DISTINCTIVE PATTERNS INCLUDING Miller said tests will have to following were confirmed: be run on the river to make sure Mirror Diane ^ n e ll, Beth Coates, FLORAL, EARLYIi MERICAN AND MODERN! it is suitable for the shells. Denise DeMartin, Debra Miller said he thinks the size Pure sphagnum. For / Gilnack, Sandra Hufford, Susan Wrought Iron Furniture of the club will shrink once the 12 yr guarantee. 4-ply mulching. Controls I Murdock, Jeffrey Potterton, workouts begin. “It’s strenuous MaU Tiles emerald green, trans­ Randall Potterton and Lori 20 Pc work," he said. M' . weeds, saves water, 45 Pc parent. Selbie. l9 0 '9 0 With AV2 Inch Button-Tufted Reversible Cushions He said the club won’t be » Pkgol12 improves soil. Sets ‘ Pkgofia Church Notes Sets cy meeting any other teams in Gold or Deep ’The nominating committee of competition for at least a year. Clear Mirror CLUB CHAIR Antique Vein the UMC will meet Sunday at ' OTTOMAN L O V E S ^ T CHAISE LOUNGE “One big hulking guy came in WHITEPAINTED 9:30 a.m. , SET INCLUDES SET INCLUDES COCKTAIL TABLE and asked when he would be \99 BAMBOO The trustees of the UMC w hk rowing against Harvard,” 30” PICKET FENCE • Four 10" Dinner Plates GRASS meet Monday at 8 p.m. • 8 Dinner Plates • 8 Cereal/Soups Miller said. “I said, ‘forget it, ? Four Cups and Saucers 3 4 9 * . A The council on ministries of • 8 Bread & Butters • 8 Cups, 8 Saucers 1 Charlie, we won’t be rowing RAKE the UMC wjll meet Tuesday at 2 • “Four Cereal Bowls • 1 Platter • 1 Vegetable Dish J 5 " against anyone for at least a COMPLETE WITH MOUNTING TAPE p.m. , >. , • Four Bread & Butters • 1 Creamer • 1 Covered Sugar year’.” 24-Inch ’The club still needs some Easy to Install, add spaciousness 3 «ia00 Office Closed Elegantly styled wrought iron with ppwder finish that protects against chipping and corro­ more equipment. Miller saM he and beauty to any room! Shim- ’The office of Calvin Hutchin­ sion Double sel cal coll springs provide extra comfon 4V4” thick tufted c u s h io r coverSl mery tiles In clear Venetian or son, building official and The most versatile, most desirable dinnerware in today’s fashion would like to get a couple of In blue floral print. Beautiful and practical accents for porch, patio or backyard. single shells and perhaps a pair gold veined. Each kit covers 3 x 4’. assessor, will be closed Friday colorsi At home on a buffet or at a formal dinner party. Dishwasher With Instructions. because as he is taking a vaca­ and detergent proof, ideal for everyday use. of two-man boats. But used S ir sections Cape Cod tion day. equipment iB getting rare wood fencing. Painted Lightweight, flexible bamboo for lawn clean-upa. Wooden handle. b ^ u s e of the increased in- white. PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ), Manchester, Cohn., Thurs., May 2, 1974

/ Vernon MANCH^TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. May 2 ,1974— PAGE thtbtrbivi - Extension Sought Council Completes Budget^ Gives Mayor $1,200 Raise WASHINGTON (U P I)-R ep , ditional time for public x. Ella T. Grasso, D-Conn., ment is warranted by tfie DADA D ir'll\M rk% 3r\ - _i i..i_ j BARBARA RICHMOND Wolff said nobody seems to salary schedule appeared proposed legislation Wednesday overwhelming response from Wages and salaries for .the $11,620. It was noted that the want to talk to anybody but the during discussion of the tax will have a salary of $10,800. non Center Middle School and will meet to set the mill rate for to allow additional time for local and state governments, in­ FEED YOUR UW N The Vernon Town Council town clerk’s office were ap­ deputy director is planning on Anti Wipe Out The Weede Wednesday night wrapped up mayor. He was referring to collector’s salary. It was noted The person to fill this position immediately after, the council the coming year. public comment on reorganiza­ dustry, business and private in­ proved as reconnmended, they retiring in September after 40 and adopted a ^,670,398 general state officials mostly, and that the present tax collectorj has been working-in this capaci­ tion of rail freight service. dividuals to the government’s At The Seme Tlmei include; Town clerk, $17,120; years of service to the town. town budget and gave Mayor suggested that perhaps the Mrs. Sylvia Wilson, is in Grade ty under the Emergency The bill would extend the pre- plan. . assistant town clerk, $9,700; Eugene Joslin served as direc­ Frank McCoy a surprise $1,200 charter does not describe' the 8 classification. This grade Employment Act and paid with sent deadline on the The deadline for final recording clerk and assistant tor of public works for the city federal funds. raise. job properly. carries a maximum salary town clerk, $6,900; and a part- preliminary rail system plan publishing of rail subsidy level of $11,696. ’The council of Rockville, before consolida­ from Dec. 30 to Feb. 13, 1975. regulations under the Rail Continuing discussion of time clerk, ^,800. tion. , voted to increase her salary to Other non-union salaries The plan was scheduled to be Organization Act would be The total budget adopted, in­ splaries fdr town employes, $11,900 noting the additional adopted as recommended, releas:^ on Oct. 29. extended from July 1 to Aug. 15 cluding $8,007,052 for the Board other that! those involved in un­ The salary for the town work being steeped on that of­ The superintendent of the were: Town attorney, $13,000; Mrs. Grasso said the ad­ under the bill. of Education, was $12,677,450. ions, Mayor McCoy said he planner was reduced from a The general government figure fice due to sewer- user bills. sewage treatment plant was supervisor- of maintenance feels the council is going to recommended $14,000 to $13,- granted an increase of $1,096 (recreation department) $8,- is $106,106 higher than the have to study the entire salary ,500. The town.is now adver­ mayor’s recommended budget bringing that salary to $13,050. 320; housing code inspector, $9,- schedule. He said some of the Councilman Sadrozinski tising to fill this position. Following a brief executive 700- inspector of eating places Bementary and Pre-School and $605,136 higher than the employes are getting near the asked if the council could pass a The salary of the police chief current budget. session on recomrriendation of and rest rooms, $1,350; welfare end of the scale already and motion to put her in a different was approved at $15,000 and the Councilman John Gluliettl, the director, $6,925^ grade. The mayor we offer: MAKE-UP DAY 11 iM . - 2 P.M. The Board of Education questioned, "Where do we go town is also in the process of salary for the town engineer from there?” recommended that the salary examining applicants for this, was set at $16,750, up $500 from The council also added NO GIFTS figure is $465,766 higher than be set at the $11,900 with a ^ SATURDAY, MAY 4 SftV0 ^2 position. The written exam was the mayor’s recommendation. another $15,000 to the con­ ,\ the current budget. recommendation that the job be Councilman James McCarthy given by state officials Monday The building inspector’s tingency account, bringing that 15,000 sq ft bag (6 l4 lb s.) A motion to raise the mayor’s reclassified after a re- NO PRIZES said, "We will have to decide night. salary was passed at $14,300 and budget to $50,000. 23.95 21.95 salary to $8,000 was withdrawn, evaluation of the salary whether from there we will just The public works director’s that of the deputy building in­ The budgets will be presented following a discussion, and the schedu^. NOTHING FREE - PHOTOS - Save $ 1 .0 0 one to make it $7,200 was give them merit raises.” salary, was approved at $16,200 spector at $10,850. ’The new at the annual budget meeting Noting that most of the salary pks2 10,000 sq ft bag (41 lbs.) passed along with one to change and that of deputy director at position of sanitation inspector May 21 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ver- lust select from In increases were in the area of 16.95 1 5 .9 5 the recommended salary for about seven per cent. Mayor the latest styles In the director of administration Coventry NATURALCOLOR McCoy said, “These are still / Save 5Qc from $16,600 to $17,500 and to 5,000 sq ft bag (20V4 lbs.) leave the salary of the not what you would call/iO - ONE ...... 8x10 FOUR .. Wallet Sl7« generous salary increases.” He ^ Q T d J k 8.95 8 .4 5 executive secretary, as FORMAL WEAR cited salaries for similar "o 'V y A.A. tS T W O ...... 3Vix5 N IN E____Sub WsHet recommended, at $7,800. positions in other towns^and Defeats New Town Bill During the discussion on the at an unbelievably Destroys Dandelions and 40 Other Weeds! said Vernon’s are lower. MONICA SHEA Coventry’s right to determine Where Will They All Go?, Delmar Studios. AUFOR mayor’s salary, the council and on the Title U approval. He May 11,- fro 9 to 12 noon at the LOW PRICE!' and agreed that the town was Approved was a salaiV figure Correspondent its lifestyle is denied.” will also report on the Learning 4 of $14,500, thus paving the way 742.9495 North Coventry Community paying a part-time salary for a Paul Diehl said, "Today we Disability program. House. As shipping technology advances, bigger and bigger ships ships in its deep water harbors. The question of economics anlborizedv^iDOtCU retailer' full-time position. for the town to hire a full-time The new town referendum witnessed another immoral act Hold Banquet come off the drawing boards like this 260,000 dead-weight- Salem Nassiff recreation director. The hiring bill proposed by Rep. Jesse The sale is being sponsored vs. the environment are being pondered by many coastal Councilman Thomas Wolff by the Greater Hartford The Coventry Mothers Club ton tanker entering the Bay of Fundy to off-load her cargo will be put in the hands of the by the Gleaners of the Second coiiununities with the deep water. Vessels like this CAMERA A PHOTO SHOP said he hoped, that in the dis­ Brainard, 53 district was T’rocess president Peter held their annual banquet at of crude oil at a floating mono-buoy. Maine, is one of the Recreation Commission with a Congregational Church. Japanese tanker Kinco Maru (the length of four football 629 Main St., Manchester MANCHESI^R HARDWARE cussion'(he present crisis (the defeated in the Senate Tuesday Libassi. In lobbying against Vito’s Restauran^t, Bolton, last ■ tax Included \. suggestion from the council by 19 to 17 vote. Next week boxes will be few locations that can facilitate the 65-foot draft of such fields) need a lot of turning room.(UPI photo) 877 Main St., Manchaater a 643-442d town is \preseiiily withput a Brainard’s bill, we must Tuesday, where a new slate of at time of sitting that the person be hired through available on the porch of the 643-7369 director «f administration, The bill would have allowed seriously question the legality officers was installed. competitive examination. towns to hold refrendims on of Libassi’s claim that he was Community House for the town planner, and police,chiefj The gavel was passed to Mrs. deposit of items for the sale. 2 A new position in the account­ any major development and would be separated. acting only as the head of Caroline Stolgkis who will be Commentary ing department, that of ac­ would have allowed Coventry Coffee and donuts will be He and councilman Peter DevCo. How does he divest. the i„e new president. Vice presi- counting supervisor, was added citizens with a petition of 20 per available the day of the sale. Humphry concurred that the himself of his Process connection dent is Mrs Kathy Pierce; COUPON-— at a salary of $10,000 and the cent of the electorate to call an Contest Winners INCLUDES: JACKET...FLARED 8LACK8...RUFFLE 725 E. Middle Turnpike job is becoming a full-time one. while^/cting as agent for SeJary. is Mrs. Barbara salary of the chief accounting election on the Greater Hart­ The winners of the essay con­ Watergate’s Impact Wolff said, “If this is the case Charland; treasurer is Mrs. I SHIRT...BOW/TIE*..CUMMEBBUND...CUFF m s s m OPEN' MON. AND TOES. clerk was reduced from a test, “ Why I Am A Proud then those who wrote the ford Process-DevCo new com­ He said, “Senator Joseph Jean Jacobson; finance { l i n k s ...SHOES OPTIONAL...REGULAR 0 A.M:.to 9 P.M. recommended $9,800 to $7,175. munity of 20,000 planned for Faliso and State Sen. American,” have been an­ WED. TH hl SAT. EXTRA S&H charter didn’t envision what, in chairmen are Mrs. Jane Eberly nounced. First prize at Capt. $3.00...PATENTS $5.00... fact, is happenings” He Mrs. Helen Pressler, who had the northeast comer of town. Wilbur Smith and their fellow • A.M. to lO-P.M. and Mrs. Judy Donnelly. Nathan Hale goes to Barbara Abroad Is Unclear O F 9 E C N been chief accounting clerk, DONT BELIEVE THE PRICE? STAMPS suggested that a charter revi­ Peter Libassi, acting in his Democrats acted outrageously Other officers are hospitality, GREEN STAMPS died a few weeks ago. The . capacity as DevCo president, in calling for Libassi to debate Olmstead, an eighth grade stu­ “NowSFlns^^ sion commission be formed to Mrs. Naomi Hallenbeck; STOPlNANO SEE FOR YOURSELF! By STEWART HENSLEY in Moscow gained some sub­ and Kissinger, acknowledging recommended salary for that lobbied against the bill. the bill without seeking any op­ dent. First prize at Coventry Supermarkets To consider a change in this area. sunshine, Mrs. Dolores An- WASHINGTON (UPI) - Has stance because of the manner in this, said just before his position was made before her Virginia and Paul Diehl, posing point of view. Then for High School goes to Christopher Savaral Othtr Complata Tuxedo Rentals from $7.50 Serve You BeHerl’’ 100 Councilman Donald dreuk; librarian, Mrs. Diehl, a junior. the the politics of Watergate which the administration Moscow trip last month that he 200 3 0 0 death as she had befen in the ser­ members of Committee for the the elected officials to vote 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU! seriously impaired FTesident Sadrozinski noted that the Rosemary Beecher; Both students will receive a handled the question of a new hop^ to reach a “conceptual Supi^rmarkets ALL OUR BEEF EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA mayor’s salary has been the vice of the town fqr many Preservation of Coventry, this against the right of self- Nixon’s ability to conduct effec­ strategic arms limitation years. membership, Mrs. Robin $25 bond at the annual awards breakthrough”—an agreement. ‘ IS USDA CHOICE same since he took office. He is morning called Libassi’s action determination for any citizen is Munley and auditors, Mrs. tive foreign policy? The ques­ agreement. wllhSIO with 620 wHhSSO Some'^C^hanges were also immoral. ceremonies in June. The con­ Upon , his return, Kissinger The Finest Most Sold Anywhote" purchase now in his third term. not only frightening, it is un- Jackie Goble and Mrs. Joyce tion is debated endlessly here, After'meeting last year with purchase purdiasa made in the assessor’s budget. Virginia Diehl said, "More American.” test was sponsored by the REBAL MEN’S S n r acknowledged he had failed but Mayor McCoy, who said he Whipple. with the answer still unclear to Soviet Communist party chief he still has hopes that some sort AAEATS The salary for the assessor’s dismaying than defeat of the Area Senators Louise Berry, YGOP and the Republican MANCHESTER ' VERNON DOUBLE S&H GREEN Hadn’t expected an increase, Sale May 11 ^1-907 MAIN street impartial observers. Leonid Brezhnev at San of breakthrough can be R m n» Tht Right To Umit OuanUUu Good Ihursday, Fridoy and SHurdsy, secretary was dropped to $5,900 bill are the phony reasons giVen Thomas Carhithers, • James Town Committee. Judges for tri-city plaz/ said he didn’^ e l one would be There will be a Rummage 6 4 3 - 2 4 7 8 Such concern is bound to in­ Clemente, Nixon said flatly a achieved. y STAMPS SATURDAY from a recommended $8,000. to vote against it. In a Herald Murphy and David Odegard the contest were Donald Davis, 8 7 2 - 0 5 3 8 due just because of his in­ and White Elephant Sale on crease as the time approaches new agreement on offensive Meanwhile, the consensus i^* 7 to 10 P.M. g'M [& The assessor’s salary will re­ article dated Jan. 22,1973 it was voted for the bill. Jim Shanahan and Pat.Sypek. creased duties over the past six for the President’s Moscow nuclear weapons would be con­ it will be necessary to await main as recommended, at $14,- stated that "It was emphasized In comments on his opposi­ months. He added, however, trip, set fpr late June. cluded with Russia in 1974. The 760, and the salary for the assis­ that the Coventry project has tion to the bill, Libassi said it specific developments dt the even in normal times it’s a very administration made it clear at Moscow summit, as well as tant assessor was amended to absolutely no connection with would provide “referendum by time-consuming job. He said he There is vddespread siospi- one time it hoped the treaty for- events in the Middle East and . $11,550 from a recommended renewal work in Hartford being rum or” and would disrupt felt when he first took office cion among Nixon critics Out mally limiting offensive other areas, before it can final­ $11,750. carried out by Process...” orderly government process IMRNED that he would be paid about 80 he will be tempted to make ly be determined whether Again the need for a revised ‘Where do the big city because, he said, the bill did not nuclear weapons could be com­ cents an hour. AGWAV dangerous compromises or con­ pleted in time to highlight the Watergate and the threat of im­ elected officials fit in by thinking provide that the planning and cessions to maintain the\ Moscow summit meeting iii peachment has rendered Nixon the bill had its birth as a result zoning authority must complete June. , of what is happening in Coven its hearings before the referen­ appearance of momentum in impotent to conduct foreign BEEF \ However, talks between the try if the above statement is dum could be held. his foreign policy—the one field policy in the effective manner Councilmenand Women Russians and the Americans in Prfcos offocHve true?” School Board in which be is credited with he did before domestic troubles having scored signal success G^eva reached a stalemate enveloped him. April 29th - May 4th Money’s She said, “In the same article The Board of Education will appears the following, “The over the past four years. meet tonight at 7:30 at the high Longtime Critic m Family Pack “Out^oMhe- Plan Informal Talks three process officials (one school. being Libassi) stressed that Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D- Barrel" Head Cut Robert C. Burrill Jr. 82 Felt Rd. Milton Wilde, principal of the Wash., a longtime critic of the CONN. SALVAGE CD., Inc. alias The JUDY KUEHNEL “Only the people of Coventry high school, will report on the and Robert A. Hauschulz, 949 can make the final decisions adm inistration’s policy on First Cut - *1** lb. Human Growth and Develop­ strategic nuclear arms limita­ Glo rio us em po r iu m ORK CHOPS Six town councilmen have Pleasant Valley Rd.; and into about the proposed new com­ ment Course Proposal. ■V V V Eta Kappe Nu, a national tion, has gone beyond suspicion \ CORNEk OF HARTFORD ROAD ■ k fresh accepted an invitation to hold munity. “Here was the chance Dr. Donald Hicoletti, ad­ honorary society for electrical to level a definite charge an informal discussion and to fulfill a promise made over a ministrative assistant, will engineers, David Blum, 400 against Nixon and Secretary of & M E ST., MANCIESTER • 649-77S:| coffee hour with members of year ago and yet Libassi report on the Title III proposals Benedict Dr. GREEN State Henry lUssinger. the South Windsor Woman’s exerted pressure to , see that ' Club. Jackson has “accused them of < CABBAGE 1 2 ( Those participating are preparing a "quick cosmetic Mayor Robert Smith and Coun­ fix” to get a meaningless, t o r / Lowest Price cilmen Howard Fitts, Robert possibly dangerous agreement 4 End and Homish, Leo Mainelli, Robert FOR TOOK for the President to sign in 4 Cantor Cuts CARROTS lb. Myette and Len Sorosiak. Moscow. If you’ve walked into This Year! The meeting will be held on "In t h ^ haste to meet an ar- a store recently and had / Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home bitrary and politically a nice gentleman pat of Mrs. Thomas Freckleton, 231 expedient self-iiqpdsed June U.S.D.A. Choice U.S.D.A. Choice U.S.D.A. Choice you on the head, don’t bp FIRST CUT U.S.D.A. Choice Chudi Rib End Scott Dr. Some proposed topics deadline,” Jackson said, "the alarmed. We recently SFMI-BONEIESS Lean MONET! administration has now begun CALIFORNIA are Youth and Their Problems, interest rate Ml / hired the Lumpson Mass Transit, and the Buckland to entertain Soviet proposals PORK Common Project. It has been which are inimical to the Bumpus Co. (faoted phrenologists) to determine from CHUCK BONELESS GROUND agreed, however, that the at- national security of the United the feel of customers’ heads what they liked about cer- CHUCK noosphere will be conducive to States” and will render it im­ tain stores. This prominent.t rW ______arch organi^tion„__ had STEAK ROLLED ROAST ROAST discussion of any subject in­ US. Savings Bonds. possible to achieve a "treaty this to say about our Glorious Emporium: CHUCK ROAST Any Size Package troduced. MORE plant food value* based on U.S.-Soviet equality.” 1) customers like to shop us because our place is The Woman’s Club will par­ The White House and the friendlier, our complimentary coffee delicious and our ticipate in the state>^ide State Department say help handsomer. “Operation Deep Freeze.” MORE water insoluble nitrogen^ Jackson’s charges are un­ 2) customers like our 30 day “no-hard-time” money Birthday cakes will be baked by than Scott's Turf Builder, based on manufacturer's founded. A State Department ’mmmwmmmmmok suggested retail price. back guarantee if the purchase does not please in members and collected at the spokesman said his remarks, every way. ^ lb. May meeting. ’The cakes will be made in a New York speech, frozen for use over the year for recently were nothing more 3) customers like to wander through the maze of \ than a “political accusation” merchandise without anyone pressurhig them to bUy. 59 patients in state mental extra iron Now U. S. Savings PLUS hospitals. and were “unworthy of a U.S. Our help is instructed to be helpful, not pushy. We love Goiters Strained A special Mothers Day mail Bonds pay 6'/o interest senator." your business and really appreciate it, but don’t stand Imported With Coupon Below Jesso Cut Wax I solicitation for the benefit of when held to maturity. Separate Matters over you trying to get it. - Cystic Fibrosis will be held. Here’s how it works: Thei StateS ta te 1 Department BOILED KRAFT CUT GREEN BABY The entire Woman’s Club The higher interest claimed that Kissinger had membership will be mailing GREENLAWN PLUS made it very clear in recent Lots to peddle this week­ rate applies to all new end and the golf course requests for donations- to Their yield has im­ it makes sense to buy the light, easy-to-carry, statements that the matter of FOOD friends and acquaintances. Bonds purchased since 23 lbs. concluding a new strategic beckons, so I’ll be brief. MAYONAISE BEANS proved, too. to cover I 4 1/2 0 Z. Hislorical Society December M973, higher-paying U.S. sq. arms agreement and the Here are a few clues about Va lb. IBOz. All outstanding ■Sayings Bonds and - , easy-to-spread fertilizer that helps The South Windsor Historical ?Sising their rate from E Bonds will receive President’s visit to/Moscow new arrivals; Society will meet on Thursday, 5V2% to 6% when held hold them to maturity you have the greenest, thickest lawn yCw S were separate m atters and 1) a large lot of Hartz May 9 at 8 p.m. at the Wood a Vf/<> increase in yield or beyond. to maturity. And the for each semiannual there was never Intended to be Mountain pet products, so Memorial Library, Main St., maturityperiod on Sign upi now to buy in ygur neighborhood! any connection between them. you can get toothpaste for interest period ’t , South Windsor. This meeting Series E Bonds is. Bonds through the 46 lbs. 69 lbs. Jackson, known as a your alligator or brushes was originally scheduled for beginnmg on or after Pa^rollT^^^^^ shorter, too. Now to cover 10,000 sq. ft.' to cover 15,000 sq. ft. hardliner on maintaining U.S. for your gorilla. April 11, December 1,1973, where you work, or SPECIALLY GRANULATED! nuclear weapon strength < E x c a p t S M f 2 E Bonds mature in 5 navahle im"nn" 2) Paper stock from St. -j The program for the eveniqg buy them where you against Russia, could be 75 Regis. Notebooks, fillers, ■Frazan Foodii will be “Tobacco in the Connec­ Ja'tMfTl*..’’ «4™Ption.Thisl u i s bank. EVEN SPREAD! NO SKIPS! $1A95 $1C95 expected to state his strongest ‘The Freshest Produce Sold[ I D tlrr Spocteff I ticut Valley” anrf will be envelopes, etc. at about MMitl MtM ■ I Ol. also applies to any Take stock in suspicions in an effort to put Strictly Frcth presented by Stanley Waldron, Series H Bonds, with Freedom Shares you NO STREAKS! NO BURNS! pressure on the administration 40% off store prices. WHITE/nNK . I OC LARBE GRADE A- a hfe-long South Windsor a 10-year maturity, America. It’s in your to changp its approach to a 3) Genuine foam rubber C 10 lb. resident and tobacco farmer. niaystillhold. interest. will earn 5'K. the first All outstanding strategic amu apeement with bolsters (the kii^ you can’t LEMONAKLEMONIW He presently owns and JdNIMlYf _ . year; 5.8'!(. for the next H Bonds will receive more per dollar than Scott's Turf Builder, based on menu* which -he disagrees. Jackson operates.his own tobacco farm four years; and has proposed mutual reductions FMEIICUMS...... / . . 6 9 ‘ Rad, Mpa, Crl$|i SnonrMta in South Windsor. Slides will be a V2% yield increase facturer's suggested retail price. Prove It to yourself- QREENLAWN PLUS WITH hardly get no more) for pillows, upholstering, etc. for the last five years. cheok tl^ amounts on comparable 5,000 sq. ft. bags of by Russia and the United States IWGtttfN Otaf.> CyMMI ^ ^ - MUSE shown. Hostesses for the for each semiannual BROADLEAF WEED KILLER priced according to size (cheap). ^ WATERMELON Freeh Criep This gives you an Qreenlawn Plus and the "other'' fertlllzer-or better yet $fi95 so that each side would have an nraCHHIKS...... 0 .3 9 * evening are Mrs. Calvin Lane interest period stop In and let us prove It to you I 5000 SQ. FT. 23 LBS. equal number of major offen­ 4) Indoor-outdoor carpet unbacked at $1.79 sq. yd. in TMti riM ___ and Mrs. Gregory Plunkett. ' average 6'«. yield over colors, and patterned kitchen designs with foam back CELERY! dOZM the 10-year period. beginning on or after sive nuclear missiles. FlOmilERFlUEr Honor Society December 1,1973. The administration approach at a little higher. And 50 dozen or so of new style waih Five South Windsor students It works for Bonds This is payable in . stodc has been to concede the colore. at the University of Connecticut you now hold, too. the form of increased possibility that Russia may Plus dispo^ble diapers, bedding, paint, furniture, u i j ^ e r i c a . RTONI MOUU: Come to the greenest store in town! ~ n Fk N ItN THIt COUHW WI1N THIS COUP! were inducted into national There’s no reason to have more missiles than the carpet, records & tapes, pictures and hundred of a $9 0^ ruR C H Itt 6 I 9 00 PM CM honor societies. semiannual interest Men. Tum, WeA Rrl. ’u t o T«ry.rj-klw 43l!lfe) redeem- your uxuerolder pVments. Jbta the PSotoU Savings Plan. United States but that this coun- things I can’t even remember, all at less than dealers ■;30te 1:309.01, WITH WITH with Admitted to membership into ThurA 0'3O•0.0:30 by virtue of its superior WITH Bonds to buy new ones, it all works to your themselves pay. I Phi Kappa Phi, a national » 3 it I!00lo4:30 .technology in placing of multi­ * COUPON COUPON 7 9 ^ COUPOH ^ 4 9 * COUPOH 10< OFF f m e AGWAY, INC. »0l. 24-Oz. academic honor' society, was advantage. ■QUIPMINT SHOP: ple warheads on each missile, Remember our Exhausting SjlQK. 540NEWSTATEROAD. KRAFT m a x w e l l "HOUSE ALPEN COlOATf 100 PILLSBURY Hosriss Florence Sorosiak, 236 Scott Now, more than ever. Mon.'Tiioa ThuA RrL can achieve equal nuclear Hours: Thurs. Eve (Ugh) 6 0 » y < A 4 l% Dr,; into Udonn chapter -of« BUCK LAND 0 4 3 *5 1 2 3 0:00 to 1:00 military power with greater FLOUR •at. 0:00 to 4:00 ‘ to 9, Fridays 10 to 9 and BMdfamlWiO Beta Gamma Sigma, a national OTHER STORES* Efllngton -:Middlsfleld - North Hivon • Willlmintlc V nexiblUty. Saturdays 10 to 5. We’re business honor fraternity. Meeting Lait Year resting less! -Jackson’s- suspicions about the possibility of a ‘ ‘quick fix' ’

.N ▼Aiadvs oaDiw irnd PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 2. 1974 MA^ftaiESTER EVENING HERALD Conn., Thurs.. Mav 2. 1974 - PAGE FIFTEEN Singing Ends in New York State as of Mon­ telegrams a day. The company; Horse Race Track ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) - The day. also said it was getting harder singing telegram, which was Western Union Telegraph Co. and harder to find volunteers In Decision Delayed begun as a serice of Western said demand has d io p i^ to the company to sing the Union in 1933, but has been only about five singing greetings. abandoned in 45 states, will end WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - said, "In my eyes, I can see The state Commission on none.” Special Revenue Wednesday nompaRii Noel Bernstein, president of ►It- PARKADE PHARMACY Our PRICES and delayed until next week a deci­ Old Rock Road, who appeared frMR sion on whether to give final ap­ at the meeting in commission proval of the first horse race headquarters, said he was dis- NOOHilll Me Parkade Only track in Connecticut. ap^inted in the further delay fiMMENSI Paul Silvergleid, chairman of .but added, "A one week delay We Save You Money^’ the nine - member commission, won’t stifle our plans.” said a delay until next Tuesday was granted because one com- at LAST YEAR’S l»RICES! missioner, Francis X. G R i L L S Hennessy of Windsor, was ab­ sent. Also, another member, We Have 'Em! (EJUNHIHS! Gloria M. Morris of Williman- Population Count 6.99 tic, recently returned from TOKYO (UPI) - Tokyo’s abroad and she a^ed for more population was 11,550,821 as of Value time to study the application. April 1, the metropolitan The application by the 01d“ government has reported. SALE Rock Road Corp. to build a |30 It said the Japanese capital million thoroughbred and had a net gain of 11,785 m ciu harness meeting track in residents during the 12 months Wolcott was approved in a ending March 31. January referendum. However, there has been a re­ $1.1910 for $10.99 Since then, state agencies, in­ cent trend toward decline, with Spiral cooking cluding the departments of en­ many families moving to the Heavy Artillery grid adjusts to 2 vironmental protection and suburbs to live, and some / Bedding Size ...... m .59*| positions. Gold' transportation, have submitted workers leaving the city Penhy Circus Buys Books, Trip ■ shortage, a tower weighing more than 600 tons goes up at a new fire bowi support­ to the commission preliminary because of a slowdown in 3 for $1.45 hydrofluoi^’ r alkylation unit, diat Texaslexas v/uy, City, Tex.lex. Theme insia. installation upgrades gaMlin” ed by 3 removable Folding check being presented to Sister Patricia Barry, principal at St. James School, by Dick blending stocks at a Marathon Oil Tn rofinow ^itpt ® determinations on the applica­ business. blending stodks at a Marathon Oil Co. refinery. (UPI photo) steel tegf. LAWN CHAIR tion. A government spokesman Desmarais, cubmaster of Pack 120 at St. James Schopl, represents part of the proceeds Hanging Quality Chair - comfortable flat Silvergleid, when asked if said there was a net population from a Cub Scout penny circus held Saturday on the school grounds. Others sharing in the G e ran iu m s.....*1.39 there would possibly be any loss of 45,907 in March com­ occasion are Salvatore Fiorentino, chainhan of the circus, and Eleanor Galli, co- arms - full 23" width - carefree, convenient aluminum frame. problems with the application. pared to February. chairman. 'Die money will be used to purchase new books for the school library.’The RIOT OF COLOR8I Rod, plnk and Dimn)^^ proceeds will help to finance a scout trip later in the year. (Herald photo by . WhHo Large, Daap Rad foumem " / BOniNG PUNTS *8 Value 2 AZALEAS (MLY *4.88 PetuniM, 8nap«, MarigoMa. Aatara, For patio or trackers. Invention Paves Way Allyaaum, 8alvla, Calandulaa picnic; Large Our easy walking at and iMny moral ^ 2 4 " capacity. SPECIAL THIS WEEK! Rustproof, R eg. $8.99 55% savings. For Movies Via TV Your Chalet olBtUIng chromepJated grid. Positive 4 12” Tall, Canadian height adjust­ By VERNON SCOTT long-playing video system on family indefinitely for showing or VagttoMa Ftoirta ment. 5 " easy HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - records. at any time. RIG CLAMP-ON a (Container) thcpnoplctlre roll wheels. , Home television sets will The advantage MCA has over One model of Disco-Vision Attractive valued to *22... 9 l 9 9 become miniature motion pic­ its competitors is that DiscoVi- (player-changer) holds up to 10 C 3 for T i t * e $ t o n e peojple gold color. UMBRELLA ture theaters late, next year sion has a product to sell — the discs and offers almost seven HEMLOCKS hours of programming. * Clamps on back of any chair. Men, these easy walking trackers with a revolutionary develop­ movies. It owns all of Universal $2.89 An Addition * Have shade anywhere you sit. FOLDING CHAISE LOUNGE be the most comfortable ment by MCA Disco-Vision Pictures backlog of movies,'' which allows set owners to plus all of Paramount Pictures’ In addition to entertainment, 25” wide adjusts to 7 comf’ort positions. Web in shoes around... with VEGETABLE PLANTS show color feature films with, pre-1948 films. Disco-Vision will revolutionize gay, easy care color combinations. genuine suede Lattuea, Cabbtga, Broccoli, Spanlabl SALE PRICED $4 Valup uppers and the ease of playing phonograph Altogether Disco-Vision can storage and retrieval informa- recordings. tion and educational Onions, Lstlit, TomatoM, Peppers, Celery, thick, cushiony offer 11,000 pictures, as old as Pereey end nuny morel Movies, costing between 52 the early talkies and as new as datakeeping systems. Outdoor chefs will appreciate the 17 x 23 crepe wedge 50 Feet soles. and 510 will be available in “Airport” or “The Sting.’’ Government and industry Jackson 8 Patkins bottom'shelf.' Two chrome plated grids. stores or by mail in much the Naturally, the recent big hits have besieged the company 0 :Q Six position removable fire pan. Big 2is Xt VINYL same physical shape as a will be the most expensive. with queries. The" inexpensive 19'A with 5 "‘wheels. Gold or bittersweet'. HOSE long-playing record. Discs are Flexible nature of the discs, for in­ POTTED ROSES Each record plays 40 minutes So flexible are the new mylar stance, would be «a boon to OR® per side. Thus, two of these discs, only .010-inch thick, toey credit card companies for iVe Have LOUV® Natural flexible 12-inch discs provide can easily be rolled in a tube for verifications. All Colors! 4ep * * Strong 2 Ply color. Men's plenty of space for any film mailing. Storage takes con­ Books may be copied on * Lightweight 8%-13, medium. produced. siderably less space than stan­ Disco-Vison, allowing a set SPECIAU Reg. $3.50 * Guaranteed Make tracks... An attachment consisting of a dard stereophonic records. owner to project, page by page, HHGON you save 5 5 % thru turntable and component At a demonstration, MCA the entire Encyclopaedia HONEYSUGNIE and Saturday only. smaller than most stereo sets technicians showed how the Britannica on his set. A counter MOCK ORANGE IN THESE STORES ONLY will cost 5450. Instead of a nee­ movies can be operated by allows the owner to determine 1M M St. mi dle, the unit employs an optical remote control by the set owner the page number^’ 4.19 5 for <5.44 at shoeTtovirn. system with no physical contact Disco-Vision also would do WETHERSnELD for slow motion, fast toward, AVON between record and arm. fast backward (for replay) and away with the heavy, bulky BwUn Tumoft. E. Main 8L - nakt to R eg. $1.25 W. HARTFORD Howard Johnaon’a Just Attach Wires freeze-frame. storage of 3Smm film and tapes .8. RWn A Britain Am.' \m / Technically, all the set owner MCA claims movies on discs of live television shows. MIDDLETOWN MANCHESTER White and Fathmarfc Shpg. CIr. need do is attach two antenna­ are less expensive per family * Assorted Colors [Slivai like wires to the back of his set than going to a theater. For 14.95 and, presto, he is ready to go. family of four, a 56 movie the MCA, which also owns cost is 51.50 per head. Most Insulated Ample free parking. BankAmerlcard, Masfercharge, Universal Studios, admits theaters charge 53. others firms have come up with Money is sav ^ on babysit­ E x e r c iz e BEACH BAG I similar equipment though none ting, parking, gasoline. Also, Keeps Hot has managed to produce such a the movie may be kept in the or Cold ji*'* S | « 9 l ______X M L l » '* Health - Sandals f Reg. $2.99 is for the many thirigs she gave rn^ ISO Of 07»’* The is for the only 07»'» H i * ' *

Reg. G I V E k O M A V * DOUBLE HABACHI $8.99 Adjustable - 10”x12” eneral Elec. j PREE &• VudtS hO^ Heavy cast Iron bowl, twin chrome FM-AM grids and vent controls. Reg. $10 AM-FM SALE PRICED PORTABLE POCKET insurance for G M Y O U t ^ H E R RADIO Fashionable Style 1 OOlO FREE AFC radio. 2 Va' PORTABLE CSMMIIGf Z»f speaker. H w e should Mfl out of your aae. we n Qive you a “ratn check” aaauno^ later dtbvary at Iht advartiaod pric* MOUNTING! Reg. $4.00 Wooden exercise sandals with leather>lined straps. RADIO ; P rifd a t ahown at Piraatona Storx Compatitivtly prtcad at Fireatooe dealer i and at all itfvica aiattona dsaplaYiog tha Fireatona sign. SALE PRICED The orthopedic toe-grip allows your toes to grip S5.9S Value Epter Tri-Ciw Plaza’s firmly. You will find these health so'ndols actually Rag. $f4.95 The Rrestone STEEL RADIAL 500 can give you up to I * 1 . 7 7 very comfortable. / ‘MOTHER’S DAY POEM CONTEST • Ladies' sizes 5-10 in various colors, i f l s s peo(de lAdio caiA / COMPOSE A POEM TELLING US ABOUT HOv/WONDERFUL YOUR MOTHER IS AND $399 30 Extra Miles from every lanirful of gas! / SOME OF THE NICE ^ IN G S SHE D O K FOR YOU IN 12 LINES OR LESS. ^ jhls gas savings b basad on a car with 20-gaBon hitl capacity and currantly ' i r PORTABLE GRILL CONTEST B E ^ S MAY 1, W 4 and ENDS MAY 11.1974 avtmging 15 milts ptr gilon. Natumlly, your savings wM dtpand oa how much I Spiral grate adjusts to 3 positions. Instant assembly - Douglas 7 Entries should be on_8%" x 1 1 "P a M and should be givan to any Marehant of the TrI City Plau stop and start driving you do. S££ THIS GR£AT TW£ TODAYI no tools required. Green enamel firebowl with legs GOLF BALLS and brackets. THE WEEK OF MAY 13-19,1974. aiGfo^itNow, affordable life package? Combine your level Also Winners Names will b^n the Tri Town Reporter May T9,1974, ELECTRIC insurance, right here, at your $ | 5 9 l term policy with a $5,000 7 savings bank. cash value policy that provides That's right, now you can for living benefits in future _ JACK NIGKLAU8 GOLF BALLS CAMPERSil VIBRATOR 3 Pack buy from $10,000 to $25,000 of years. . . economical term insurance , n z e Made b y ... MacGregor We're doing our best to" ' PICKUPS! Reg. $2.50 protection at low group rates — save you money in all ways: by High Surlyn cover Extra-white A great long ball wlth lower than you'll find most compression by DuPont® cover paint P®ytp8 high interest on pavings D> i> VANS! BATH SCALE Spalding durability. anywhere else. ives greater makes this stays white Rusists I Aintile. and offering low rates on life Thieve a <250 §iatance off ball virtually hole after nRESTONE Want an even stronger insurance. the tee than rutproof. hole. our previous T R u s p o n r _____ $5 Valuta Spalding $2 Snoppmg Spree at Tri-Crty Plaza Nicktaus TENNIS Value Comp• a r 6 d e p o s it o r s models. TRUCK TIRES SALE! GROUP LIFE INSURANCE PLAN SUCK COUNSaUTTEl O ve r-th e - BALLS 2 MONTHLY PREMIUM TABLE h an d our .amount OF INSURANCE; $379 strap s. AGE $10,000 $15,000 $20,000 $25,000 A ' i WINNERS SALON 15-34 ...... 2.50 3.75 I Black 1 5 . 0 0 . 6.25 M M R DRYER O n -o ff rates: 35-39 ...... 3.00 4.50 6 . 0 0 . 7.50 W B i R E G E V E C5ffT CERTinCLA'rES Tube- 40-44 ...... 4.50 6.75 9.00 . 11.25 WORKMAN’S PLASTIC sw itch. 45-49 ...... 7.00 10.50 14.00 ..... 17.50 to Daitidpating Tri-Gty Plaza Stores .7 0 .1 6 LUNCH KIT THERMOS 50-54 ...... 11.00 16.50 22.00 ...... 27.50 !99 wm UNT naMos Plus*2.36F.E.T.and 5 5 - 5 9 ...... 17.50 26,25 35.00 ...... 43.75 "Relax $3 tire off your vehicle. $20 Reg. $10.00 Value $ | 3 S $ Value Tight Muaclaa" Oe-10001‘5 6-ply rated Value 4.95

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A., a member of the Scout David Morano presented By GAY PAULEY have a mind to do it, and you’ll a spanking clean, new house ^ faculty of Holy Apostle College, David, and Eagle Scout Michael UPl Women’s Editor probably do a better job when One of my office associates, provided an excellent weekend Morano presented Job. Ellen NEW YORK (U P D -If your you’t'e ready. facing problems of cleaning and Neighbor’s Kitchen camping retreat for 140 boy Burns', a First Class Scout from house is like my house, it ’“It’s the basic,day to day storage in a New York apart­ MIUWEU scouts from 18 troops in Explorer Post 112, and the only resembles a battleground. I’m ' chores ... dusting, beds, dishes, ment, said the next time she Algonquin District. This retreat girl present, was Ruth. Each of supposed to be the general carpets, laundry ... that require bought any furniture it’d be on By Vivian F. Ferguson was held recently at Holy Apos­ these scouts are members of a leading the troops — husband, firm Scheduling ... big tasks ... stilts. Storage boxes then could tle College and Seminary in , class working for the Pope Plus occasional cleaning lady and ovens, closets, attics, silver, fit under. hou$e coffee Cromwell. XII Religious Award. This is me doubling in brass — in the get done on the elastic plan. Sponsored by the District the highest religious award war on dirt. / Catholic Committee on presented by the Catholic At this moment, the troops Storage Box Addict A former Sojith Windsor (with thW^upon) / lb. Scouting, the retreat was Church. Their class advisor is are, iosing. List of Chores She plans especially to have school teacher was seeking a staffed by approximately 40 Sister Ellfen Gorman, CND I received some rein- “It’s much simpler to launch beds higher, because generous recipe to use eggs which a adult scouters along w i^ 10 from the Convent of St. forfcments today, however, as your cleaning-up campaign bespreads or dust ruffles can friend had given to her. In when you start with an hide a multitude of cleaning senior scouts and 17 Bartholomew. I faced that ,^easonal horror looking through a little One Coupbn Per Fam//y seminarians. Ten members of Also presented was a produc- called spring cleaning. Across organized closet area devoted sins. She’s a storage box addict, cookbook printed some 20 years the Manchester Chapter of the tion of “ Jesiis Christ the desk came help from an'* to cleaning appliances and as you might gather. ago for the benefit of a high Redeem at Hlghlhi(( Park Market PWP President Holy Family Retreat League Superstar” by a young group of appliance manufacturer who materials. If vou’ve got" more So are a lot of us. But with school band in Auburn, Maine, Valid May 1st - May 4th provided the kitchen detail for boys and girls from Coventry. makes cleaning tools. What than one floor, try to create differences. I tend to leave my she found what she was looking mini-cleaning centers on each. ” boxes out, instead of under HIGHLAND PARK V. Henry Audet, the chef at the Norman Fendell was in­ This group with ages from 9 to elsel'5 for. college. This was the fifth One of my strategies of at­ something. Then there are stalled as president of the 16 are called the Coventry W^at caught my attention irh- Called “Berwick Cake,’’ retreat conducted by the tack is to keep, a list of major those who use both methods. “The Choicest Meat In TownT' Manchester Chapter of Parents Players. ■ yyas a section in the Edna Priest thought it might be ■sOSBlSk. Catholic Committee. chores; only trouble, the list The other day I interviewed Without Partners at installation Saturday evening, 13 scouts prepared by the English. She called me and, Father Van Cpr’s theme, “In­ grows instead of diminishing. Mary Stuart, the actress-singer l c o l p o i y o f f f W’ dinner-dance held Saturday at were recognized for attending 4 ., called "Plan of At- after much searching, we dividual Creatipp,” dramatized Another is to discard with a who plays the role of Jpanne Piano’s Restaurant, Bolton. He . or more of these retreats. seemed to fit the deduced that it mst be named to the scouts that each was a These scouts were presented a “war”, mosf^of us fight and it vengeance. A friend says this Tate in the daytime television for Berwick^ Maine, Edna succeeds Emmon Pales. §ome method works for her — up to a serial “Search for Tomorrow.” special person and that each cross on a chain by Joseph offered an hoilorable retreat for wrote to the 1^ who had sub­ INSTAHT 150 members and guests point. She’s stiii hanging on to Her Manhattan apartment was a special creation of God. Czerwinski of Manchester, a us procrastinators. mitted the recipe for publica­ attended. some perfectly good dresses living room was so orderly and Other officers installed were: He showed them how each must vice president of the Holy The word wasXtalastic” — tion 20 years before. She have Jove for one another. He Family Retreat League. On the keep your cleanrng plans she’s “outgrown” although she immaculate I spoke with envy. MHWEU Barbara Pitkin, vice president; replied; .- continually reminded the scouts cross is the inscription, “I have elastic. \ knows deep in her heart she’s “You should have seen it 10 Arthur Steele, second vice> going to stay a size 14 instead of minutes before you got here,” “I have^tbe original car^/ president: Beverly Pagani, that their scout oath was an been chosen by God.” Each “Create a Schedule’ from a recipe file that b elo n g excellent way to live a Chris­ scout with his cross received a getting back to that dream size she said, and laughingly con­ house (»FFEE secretary; Terri Boucher, Say our experts, “Althou^ 10 of earlier wardrobes. fessed, “Under this couch I to my mother-in-law and/ros treasurer. tian life and charged them to personal blessing by Father you may have many other itw well worn when weywere live the oath in their daily life. Still'another method. Move, have a violin, a banjo, a lot of Members of the board of VanCor. terests outside (and what married in 1921! The card has a • Frequently during the Two state officials and a older daughter-in-law never records. Under that couch over (with this coupon) directors are: Dorothy Pitkat, modern women doesn’t?), your sednqs to have to dig out. Her there are music manuscripts, hand-drawing of a kitchen with membership; Beverly weekend, the scouts separated number of scout officials cn f A individuality and lifestyie are clock, table and a cook with into age groups and with the visited the retreat on Saturday husDtrad’s company has scrapbooks, pictures ... I keep Hardwick, adult activities; Pat consjstentiy reflected inside transferaed him seven times in things in cartons too. mixing spoon, and holding onto / 10 -o z. Kranmas, childrens activities; leadership of the seminarianr,' and after lunch spoke to the your home. her arm muscle. The point discussed in detail the talks of scouts. The state officials, were the 14 y e ^ of their marriage “ I call the den my box One Coupon.Par Family Walt Shaffer, teen activities; “First, ask yourself if you and each tim'eJhey’ve moved to room.” being that it must be beaten- Glenn Roberts, orientation; Father VanCor. In their groups Nathan Agostinelli, comp­ really want an organized home whipped by hand. On the bottom Redeem at Highland Park Market .Jim Mulready,' scholarship; the scouts were also able to talk troller, and William Diana, care plan. Then create a of the card, it says, "Make a Valid May 1st - May 4th Lee Welton, ICC; Ellen about any. problem of interest deputy comptroller. Agostinelli schedule that you can live by noise like a carpet and BEAT Ouellette, dances; Ken.Vezina, relative to their group. These presented a State of Connec­ without causing ali kinds of dai­ IT!” discussions provide the scouts programs; Betty Ryder, ticut flag. ly frustrations. ^ ex-school teacher had to » W . publicity; and Jim Rock, ways with a better understanding of Scouting officials included “Make the pian'fiexible ..j, if RAND-AIO search further. Edna next their problems. and means; Terri Garrity, James' Canning, chief scout you happen to faii out of step oc- wrote to Down East magazine ■ ■ B K M I M fI t e.-Sf Highlights of the weekend in­ Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lovett Mr. Lovett, who was bora in RANDS parlimentarian; Lorna executive of Long Rivers Coun- casionaliy, don’t get bothered who were unable to determine m r - ' cluded a presentation of six of 54 Hawthorne St. celebrated Manchester, is retired from the Webster, legal research; Lois cii, from Manchester; Joseph ... however, it’s stiii easier to \ Plastic Strips 90s from whence the name of the prophets from the Old Testa­ their 50th wedding anniversary Pratt & Whitney Division of Slpat, historian;'and Lee Gallagher, district scout catch up if you have a pian., \ 2PAKS0F90 cake had come. ment. Each prophet was in­ April 28 at a dinner at the United Aircraft Corporation in Dingpvall, newsletter. executive; Carl Gustafson; dis­ “If you are driven by impuise ’The next step was a letter to troduced with.,the playing of ap- Marlborough Tavern, East Hartford. Mrs, Lovett is U.S.D.A. Choice trict chairman and Frank En­ Jane Matthews, district Marlborough. to ciean a coat closet in favor of the Berwick Historical Soqiety supervisor, served as installing propriate music in the nis, district commissioner. retired from Manchester On/y*1® * Following the dinner, the cou­ the stove, go right ahead. If a who responded at considerable officer. Lee Dingwell served as background, by Douglas Steven­ Mrs. Frank Ennis, secretary of Modes and is a member of big chore is hanging over your ple was honored at a reception Rm . S2.30 Vahw length, offering the names of mistress of ceremonies in the son a member of the senior the district Catholic committee many iadies auxiiiaries in town. head and you keep putting it off, ARTHUR DRUG scout staff. 'The prophets were for more than 75 friends , and The couple has another son, Good thru Saturday three publications which varify absence of Gordon Snell, on Scouting was also present. wait. It will be there when you B4 2 M M N tn aT the Berwick cal^e...“I believe BOnOM ROUND ROAST reiatives at the home of their lb . former district supervisor. Adam; Dave Beaulieu, an Representatives from the Robert of Manchester; two POWIITOIIfll MMCMUTg Eagle Scout of Troop 362; oldest son, John Lovett Jr/in daughters, Mrs. Eleanor Royce the cake you refer to is the Following the dinner and in­ Archdiocesp of Hartford were Berwick sponge cake which Abraham, Frank Burns, an William Rush of West Hartford East Hartford. The cpUple of Manchester and Mrs. Elaine stallation ceremonies. Art received a money tree; and originated and was baked in Dubrow’s orchestra provided Eagle Scout of Troop 98; and Anthony Fazzina of Small of Enfield; eight Jeremiah, Richard Lombardo, many cards and gifts. 7 grandchiidrfin and three Great- North Berwick well over a cen­ music for dancing. Wethersfield. Both are lay tury ago. I know of at least a Life Scout of Troop 98. Two They were marriep May 2, grandchiidren. (Herald photo TOP ROUND ROAST .l b . representatives to the Catholic three references to it, all in­ committee on Scouting. 1924 at St. James^ Church, by_Pinta) Manchester. volving Maine writer Kake (Herald photo by Pinto) The retreat was concluded on ALBASI GREENHOUSES Douglas Wiggin and Charles Sunday by the participation of Dickens.” Mrs. Wiggins wrote Mrs. Priest’s Berwick Sponge Cake approximately 250 scouts, HEALTH CAPSULES® in her autobiography "My scouters, parents, and Edna had written declared that SIRLOIN TIP ROAST by Michael A. Pelli, M.D. Garden of hlemory” of a traia abroad where he adds to his lb. seminarians in a concelebrated I Wedding trip she took hs a child with her under no circumstanc'es was an knowledge, making new ALL HEAT FRESHLY CUT; HEVER PRE-PACKAGED Mass: The congregation 1$ 0[l 0RiJ$dW<5- • GERANIUMS • PANSIES mother from Portland to electric beater to be used. Edna friends. '/OUR The /• assisted Uie chief celebrant. m R u A ^ r Boston in 1868. Dickens was didn’t follow instructions and Edna is a cat fancier. You T3> Father VanCor, in the offering INJURIOUS YaUR HAiR^ • HANGING SASKETS , then in the United S tat^ op one her cake was just fine. may have seen her picture in of his first anniversary Mass. of his celebrated tours,-having The Herald last week with Gus, At a closing ceremony • Berwick Sponge Cake BACK RUMP EYE OF THE TOP SIRLOIN Lantana • Fuschia Begonias ^ given a reading in Portland the 3 eggs, separated who sleeps,, happily in the T0I> ROUND preceding the Mass, the retreat Schmitt-Wohlgemuth night before. Supposedly, he got kitchen rocking chair while chairman Frank Keegan Geraniums \ IVi cups sugar off the train to buy some cake 1 teasp^n lemon extract Edna cooks. Photographs of ROAST ROUND ROAST xlW AST STEAK presented the adult scouters MissDenna J. Wohlgemuth of for his little friend. cats, collection of books, with a momenta of the retreat. • BEDDING PLANTS Vi cup cold water We^ve Named The Baby— Manchester and Sgt. Charles From “A Long Furrow 2 cups flour' figuringF and other household A This was a framed poem by Schmitt of Hoyt Lakes, Minn, Plowed,’’ a history of the items hold drawings of her S I 7 7 S ^ C 7 Will Dromogle entitled, “The • VEGETABLE PLANTS 2 teasi^ns cream of tartar were married April 20 in The Hussey Manufacturing of North 1 teaspoon soda favorite animals. Bridge Builder.” The poem Chapel of Second Berwick: From Edna’s recipe collec­ Ui/7 Vi teaspoon salt Keegan said typified the spirit \ Ouellette, Joseph Euclid, son Joseph R. and Patricia Gore Congregational Ohurch, “Also in this town and actual­ Beat egg yolks two muitttais. tion: Ouellette of 82 Spencer St. He was bom April 25 at Manchester of the men who conducted the Manchester. AbKAiiOtiG AMP 6PUYG Cht OPEN DAILY 9 AM to 7 PM ly on property now owned by Blender Mayonnaise retreat. Add the sugar, lemon, and V Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Jayne L. The bride is the daughter of RETAIL GREENHOUSE Hussey Manufacturing Co. water, and beat two minutes. legg J Gore of East Hartford. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Francis H A 2 A R P o U $ VILLA LOUISA ROAD (OFF RIRCH MT. RD.| alongside of the Boston and Sift the dry ingredients and fold 2 tablespoons vinegar (or sweet Mrs. Euclid Ouellette of East Hartford. He has a sister, Jennifer Wohlgemuth of Hendee Rd. The F a R Yo u r h a i r . Maine Railroad (then known into the first mixture. Beat two pickle juice) .... .Q Ann, 3V2. BOLTON • TELEPHONE 649-0164 -J bridegroom is the son of Mr., H uhh Ctpwlas givas halpiul infonnation. as the Portland, Saco and minutes. Beat the egg whites 3/4 tablespoon salt I College and Mrs. John Schmitt of Hoyt It It not intondod to bo of a diapnoitic naturo. Portsmouth JLailroad), the stiff and add. Beat two minutes. Vz teaspoon dry mustard Calkins, David James, son of James C. and Katherine Olsaver Lakes, Minn. famous Berwick Sponge Cake Turn into a lightly buttered loaf (A teaspoon paprika Calkins of Springfield, ^ s s . He was born April 19 at Wesson I N«te ‘ The Rev. Felix Davis of­ 7NEB00IERY' was formulated and SSiKd. tin, 7x10. Bake in slow oven^ 325 1 cup salad oil GROCERY SPECIALS Women’s Hospital, Springfield. His maternal grandmother is ficiated. ’Trains used to make a ten- degrees, for 45 minutas. optional: salad herbs, tarfagon, Mrs. Harriet Olsaver of 107 Cambridge St. His paternal grand­ Mrs. Barbara Sullivan, sister minute ’’Stop for Note: The beating in this anchovy paste BREAKFAST SPECIALS parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Calkins of Hazardville. His of the bride, was matron of Refreshments” at the site Blend all but oil. Then add oil Among the students recently cake should be exactly timed by Vanity Fair Lean / / •• / paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Rose Calkins of Mystic. He honor. Misses Jodi Lynn and where, for a small stipend, the clock and it sliould be baked very slowly with blender run­ has two sisters, Cherie Lee, 8V2; and Susan Marie, 4. inducted into Phi Kappa Phi, a Shannon Sullivan, nieces of the passengers could secure ning. national academic honor socie- inni in a loaf. JUMBO Sweet Life bride, were flower girls. Berwick Sponge Cake and a Granola , ty, at the University of Connec­ Edna and her husband, Not*- Sgt. Joseph Longo of Passaic, glass of milk — if nothing man, lived at 1407 Sullivan 6 Clips uncooked rolled oats Haley, Matthew Raymond, son of Robert T. and Joyce Arriola ticut are; Richard Sazinski of N.J. was best man. stronger. The small restaurant Vz cup brown sugar TOWELS BACON ,/o3^ Haley of East Hartford. He was born April 19 at Manchester 82 Foster St. and James Malley Ave., South Windsor in the A reception was held at the was known as a “restarator” Priest homestead which was 3/4 cup wheat germ 3sM.OO Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Rose of Rockville, both graduate home of Herbert Sullivan Jr. of and actually had its own side V^ cup coconut Arriola of East Hartford. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and students; Robert Hust of 87 SPEOAl GROUP OF built around 1800. The fandiily Manchester. track where trains could turn raised tobacco and had a dairy 1/3 cup sesame seed LARGE Mrs. Robert Haley of 294 Hilton Dr., South Windsor., He has a Arcellia Dr. and Hugh Tansey The couple is residing in Staf­ off the main line so everyone, 1 cup chopped nuts brother, Robert Jr., 3; and a sister, Meiissa, 1. III, 121 Olcott St., Florence farm. Norman iS retired now, Hl-C FRUIT 4 6 -o z. ford, Va, Sgt. Schmitt is QUALITY FOOTWEAR . including the train crew, could spends all of his time at his hob-' VA cup vegetable oil EGGS . , . 5 9 * Sorosiak of South Windsor, and stationed at Quantico, Va., have the pause that refreshes.’ 1/3 cup honey Assorted Lynda Guevremont of Vernon, by of horticulture. Blossoming Paquin, John Thomas and James David, twin sons of Harry where he is serving with the U. Rod Cross, Cobbles, Socialltas, Revelations, It is said that Charles 1-VA teaspoons vanilla Flavors R. Ill and Dorothy Perry Paquin of 169 Hamilton Dr. They were undergraduates. plants appear in every room of DRINKS S. Marine Corps. Enna aletticks. Fashion Craft and Othare Dickens passed through the'’’ the house, new sprouts appear Mix dry ingredients. Add bora April 11 at St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. Their maternal town with Kate Douglas liquids and mix to coat. Bake at grandmother is Mrs. Manuel F. Perry Jr. of Middletown, R.I. CHOOSE FROM VARIED HEELS and in the greenhouse and outdoors Wiggin, then a girl of 12, and in flats. 350 in two large pans for 20-25 s h e e t Lite Their paternai grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Paquin Jr. HEIGHTS IN BLACKS, TANS, aaaeiea CRISCO OIL > 2 4 -o z. stepped off the train to order The couple are members of minutes, stirring frequently. of Portsmouth, R.I. Their paternal great-grandparents are Mr. WHITES, BLUES. SIZES 6-10 some...for his young friend.” Cool. Stir until crumbly. Store and Mrs. Harry Paquin of Portsmouth, R.I. They have a brother, the American Rock Garden Rag. to $25. M4.M Interestingly, the recipe Society, Alpine Garden Society in tight container in ICE CREAM gal-.. Steven Robert, 3. which appears in “Secret of of England, Scottish Rock refrigerator; (This is one of [House of Harvey^ New England Cooking’’ by Garden Club and the American inany basic recipes from which BARBEQUE SAUCE 00 ■ G illw ares of D h fin c tio n Bowles and Towle admonishes Rhodedendron Society. Nor-; various adaptations may be Kayan, Matthew David, son of Howard E. and Bernadette made to your choice). Imports the World Over that the cake should be beaten man’s hobby has taken from Tetrault Kayan of Windsorviile Rd., Rockville. He was born April exactly. The first lady to whom SWEET LIFE 25 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are 47 S3 West Rd. (Ri. 83) ELLINGTON Chopped 4 -o z. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tetrault of Stafford Springs. His paternal HOURS Mon.-Fri. 10 8 SAI. & Sun. 10-5 MUSHROOMS 4 1 ^ . 0 0 /• grandparents are Mr. and-Mrsr Walter Kayan of Somers. His great-grahdparents are Mrs. Ethel Crane of Windsor Locks and STORE Howard Little of Ellington. About Town School • f- ■■ Orr IN t h e STORE Menus HOURS: I ¥ Salois, Todd Andre, son of Andre Y. and Jeanne Carroll Sum­ FROZEN FOOD & DAIRY mit pr., Tolland. He was bora April 26 at Rockville General 1974 Chapman Court, Order of Jehovah’s Witnesses will Hospital. His maternal grandparents are,Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Amaranth, will have a have a theocratic ministry Cafeteria menus which will OPEN Carroll of Boston. His paternal grandparents are.Mr. and Mrs. BING Memorial Service at its school tonight at 7:30 and a set- be served in Manchester Public Nucoa Oleo Mon.-Frl. Lionel Salois of Richford, Vt. meeting FYiday at 7:45 p.m. at vice meeting at 8 ; 35 at Schools, May 6:10, are as FOR BEST SELECTION OF SIZES the Masonic Temple. There will Kingdom. Hall. follows: MARGARINE ’Till Anderson, Jennifer Susan, daughter of Stanley It. Jr. and and be a rehearsal at 7 p.m., and of­ Charlene Readon Anderson of 62 Charme Rd., Billerica, Mass. AND COLORS ficers will wear white. - Cub Scout Pack 2 will meet Monday: Hamburg gravy on G:00 She was born April 16 at Melrose-Wakefield Hospital in tonight at 8 at Second mashed potatoes, buttered JOHN’S Fresh Graen Massachusetts. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. GRONDAHL SANDALS - SNEAKERS - Etc. The board of Christian educa­ Con^egatlonal Church. Dens carrots, com bread, butter, Wherry Giansanti of Deerfield, Mass. Her paternal grandparents tion of Center Congregational will put on skits for the milk, peaches. CHEESE PIZZA ,... 49« SAT. and SUN. ZUCCHINI are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Anderson Sr. of Westbrook. She has a MOTHER’S program. sister, Kimberly Gale, 4. • . , * SPECIAL GROUP Church will meet tonight at 7; 30 ’Till SQUASH .. .l b . 39^ in the church library. Tuesday: Frankfurt on a roll, SWEET LIFE FROZEN macaroni salad, whole kernel Fancy, Yellow DAY PLATE JCo^e A5Mdmtd oi DtM«iNi«eil P oN m n d Young Women’s Fellowship . 6:00 Strong, Joshua David, son of David M. and Judith Mazziotte of the Salvation Army will meet corn, milk, ice cream. ORANGE JUICE ».^3sM .O O Strong of 46 Spencer St„ He was born April 25 at Manchester Full Gospel Christian Fel­ SUMMER Reg. to $24.00 . ^ lowship, Interdenominational, tonight at 8 at the Citadel. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. s w e h l i f e Specials Are Bing & Qrondahl Issued the world's will have a Bible study and open Wednesday: Cubed steak, SQUASH . .lb . « Archie Mazziotte of Glastonbury. His paternal grandparents are 39 NdTALL SIZES IN. Nowi9.9Q& V.9Q discussion tonight at 7:30 at Stanley Circle of South gravy, mashed potato, buttered G o o d from Seedless, White, Mr. and jWrs. Harold Strong of East Hampton. Mother’s Day plate In 1969. The first EVERY PATTERN FRENCH STYLE or Orange Hall. : United Methodist Church will green beans, bread, butter, M a y U t i h r u Florida . Issues have already become more sponsor a rummage sale Friday milk, apple crisp. ' Gilson, Daniel William, son of William J. Jr. and Barbara Manchester Young Marines from 9 to 11 a.m. in Cooper Hall CUT GREEN BEANS ....p>.58n. M a y 4 th . GRAPE- Sisson Gilson of 12 Eastview Dr., Vernon. He was bora April 14 at valuable. Motherly love Is the con' will meet Friday at 7 p.m. at of the church. Thursday; Spaghetti with VFRUIT...... „. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandfather is the Navy and Marine Reserve mea't ^uce, tossed salad, 9^J James T. Sisson of Braintree, Mass. His paternal grandparents Training Center, Reserve Rd., Emanuel Lutheran Church tinuing subject fop these plates. bread, butter, milk and jello ------are Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Gilson Sr. of South Yarmouth, Mass. His !I ' i Hartford. will have a Bible Study Hour wiUi4opping. vr,L -1 b- 5 - maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. H.R. Sisson of Wollaston L Friday at l.p.m. in the church %5 ^ s s . His paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs C H A Bible study will be con­ reception room. Pastor C. Friday; Tomato soup, toasted Joudrey of Nova Scotia, Can. He has a brother, David James 3 83 TIL 643-9802 TALCOnm u, CONN. ducted tonight at 7; 30 at the Henry Anderson will lead the cheese sandwich, vegetable United Pentecostal Church. study of the Book of Amos. sticks, milk, chocolate pudding. lllU lllllll PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 2, 1974 ^N C H E ST E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 2. 1974^ PAGE NINETRRN Norwich Man Wins President Thoughts Manchester Dumped by Windham, Mrs. Florence B. Chapman .(Conlihued from Page One) Mrs. Florence Bell Chapman, Hutchinson said he wouldn’t go 80, of 52 Strickland St. died ear­ $100,000 wrongdoing in Watergate. without Rodino. ly this morning at Hartford Assistant Senate Democratic On top of that, the com­ ap ty Hospital. She was the widow of FORRESTVILLE (UPI) - leader Robert C. Byrd, W. Va., mittee’s counsel, John M. Doar, LEN Lead in CCIL Now Deadlocked Cleon L. Chapman. Richard W. Blackburn Jr., of began inserting the transcripts said Wednesday night that the transcripts provided by the Mrs. Chapman was borh July Norwich, may be one of the into the ^ngressional Record John Koepsel. Suffering his first loss after three straight today. Assistant GOP Leader White House contain inac­ By Len Auster third on the bizarre play. Singles by Don Soucy and Lou 17, 1893 in South Windsor and most eligible bachelors In wins, Koepsel allowed nine hits and eight runs in 61/3 in­ had lived in Manchester for 58 Norwich afer having won the Robert P, Griffin, Mich., also curacies. He said these came to hy Len Auster Lavecchia brought home the final runs of the frame. Chalking up five runs in each of toe second and eighth in­ nings. He walked one and struck out eight in his stint on the years^he was a member and $100,000 first prize in the weekly inserted the White House sum­ light when the committee com­ Next on the agenda for Manchester is a league confron­ past/noble grand of Sunset Connecticut lottery. mary of the transcripts which pared the transcript of a March nings, Windham High routed Manchester High, 13-1, mound. tation with Penney High in East Hartford Friday. R^ekah Lodge. She also Blackburn, who is single and states that the President is in­ 21, 19'73, meeting between Terrible Trade yesterday in a CCIL baseball game in Willhnantic. The Manchester opened the scoring in its half of the first belonged to Manchester ,^a utility worker at the King See­ nocent of any wrongdoing. Nixon and his aidd John W. locals and Windham are now tied.atop the league standings after two outs. Jack Maloney walked, stole second and Windham (13) Irish 4; Hits off: Koepsel 9 for 8 runs In 6 Grange. ly Thermos Co. of Norwich, Rep. Peter W. Rodino Jr., D- Dean IH with a tape it has The trade of Steve Kline, Fritz Peterson, Tom Buskey with 7-2 records. . raced home on Dennis Quinn’s sharp single to center. 'The AB R H B 1/3 innings; Irish 0 for 4 runs in 2/3 in­ She is survived by a sister, said he has been buying, two N.J., Judiciary committee already received of that and Fred Beene by the New York Yankees a couple of days Righthander Don Johnston went the distance for the Indians threatened in toe third as Koepsel got a lead off tri­ Lavecchia, 3b nings; Griffin 2 for 1 run id 1 inning; WP; meeting. Kinna;Qnan, lb Koepsel; W: Johnston; L: Koepsel. Mrs. Lillian Hincks of tickets a week since last May chairman, said the letter sent ago has to go down in the annals of baseball as one of the Whippets, striking out two while walking four .Johnston ple but failed to score as Johnston pitch^ himself out of Gauthier, lb Manchester; and several nieces but bought only one last week— to Nixon la^ks any provision for “I’m not suggesting any in­ worst ever made. yielded a first inning Manchester run on ond hit and the jam. Johnston, p Manrhenter (1) . enforcement, but the tentional distortions,” Doar Ladr, rf AB R H E and nephews. \ that was the winning one. Giving up these four pitchers for one quality player to scattered three hits toe f i ^ eight innings. Windham tallied five runs on four hits and one free pass. Johnson, 2b Sullivan, ss 4 0 0 3 President’s failure to comply said, and he did not say how Peck, 3b 1 4 0 1 0 Hie Holmes Funeral Hbjrne, Blackburn, who lives with his the Qeveland Indians was too much. The Bronx Bombers Johnston received excejnent fielding support from his Its cause was aided by a throwing and mental error by Ray Radcliffe, ss 400 Main St., is in charge of family, said he plans to put with the subpoena could in nriajor the alleged inaccuracies • hchpux. If Maloney, c 2 1 0 0 need help around toe keystone and have yet to make a deal teammates,-especially rightfielder Brad Ladr. Fighting a Sulliyan. Ladd,c Quinn, rf. If 4 0 1 0 arrangements, which are in­ some of the money in the bank iteself become one count in an were. Davey,lb 4 0 0 0 to bolster toe positions. In toe meantime, toe Yanks will Soucj), cf complete. and buy a summer home at the impeachment resolution. In a day of otherwise heavy 15-20 mph gusting wind and the sun, Ladr made several Ladr singled leading off and took second on Sullivan’s Odell, if. rf 4 0 0 0 Totals 34 13 11 2 Munroe„cf 1 0 0 0 beach for his family. Watergate activity Wedne^Klay: flounder as grounders which, should be stopped go to the excellent grabs in the contest. Ladr also tended hitting sup­ throwing error. He scored on Johnson’s windblown triple Miller, pK 1 0 0 0 He said he was shaking all • ’The seven Nixon associate outfield and others are booted. port, going two for four at the plate and three RBIs. to right. After Art Radcliffe walked, Paul Lehoux Nicola. 2b 3 0 0 0 Manchester too 000 000 — 1 Bidwell, ph 1 0 1 0 week because he knew he was indicted in the \yatergate The trade the Mets made a few years back getting Jim Second baseman Mike Johnson had three hits for the grounded to second with Johnson scoring and Radcliffe Windham 050 000 35x - 13 Antoinette Beauchene Rodino added that he,..9 ill Koepsel, p 3 0 1 0 going to win the first prize. cover-up case filed motions in Fregosi for Nolan Ryan and Lee Stanton and two others homestanding Whippets, including two triples and two taking second on the putout. RBl: Quinn, Lavecchia 2, Gauthier, Irisn, p 0 0 0 0 Mrs. . Antoinette Bernier refuse Nixon’s offer to go ro’the Johnston 3,. Ladr 3, Johnson 2, Lehoux Griffin, p 0 0 0 0 Beauchene, 86, of East Hart­ ‘Tve been scared, real White House with the com­ U.S. District Court asking dis­ turned out to be disasterous. ’The latest one made by toe RBIs. Besides hurling the four-hitter, Johnston aided his The next batter, catcher Clayton Ladd, grounded to short Mucy; 2BH: Lavecchia, Johnston; 3BH- Anthony, ph 1 0 0 0 scared, all week,” he said. missal of charges on grounds of Koepsel, Johnson, 2; SB:\Maloney 2, ford died Wednesday at an East mittee’s senior Republican, Yanks has to rate with that one. Only aeveland will own cause with two hits and three runs-batted-in. which Sullivan flipped to second baseman Rich Nicola. The Munroe, Ladd, Soucy; SAC:'Lavecchia, Totals 32 1 4 3 Hartford convalescent home. The $15,000 w inner was Rep. Edward Hutchinson of pre-trial pubblicity. Several benefit in the long run. Victim of most of the hosts 11-hit attack was starter relay to first was too late to get Ladd with Radcliffe taking Soucy. Ladr; BB: Johnston 4, Koepsel 1, She was the mother of I ^ n E. Wilbert W. Kinion, 41, of Water- Michigan, to verify the ac­ asked for separate trials and Reauchdne of Manchester. bury. He said he was going to / curacy of the transcripts. trials outside the District of Track Scene < She is also survived by a make a donation to his church Columbia. daughter, a brother, and 11 from his winnings an^lnake a East Catholic sports an 8-1 record on toe cinders while grandchildren. down payment on a Home. Ki­ crosstown Manchester High after a terrible start, has a 5-6 The funeral is Friday at 8; 15 nion is the fatl^er of nine Honorary Harboipmaster SEC Sues Penn Central ledger. children. a.m. from the Callahan Funeral WASHING’TON (UPI) - ’The collapsed in 1970, was formed in Leading the Eagles’ assault has been senior Joe astern Tops MCC The winning/riumber in this The honorary harbormaster of Rockpori, Maine, has Home, 1602 Main St., East trained seal was released at Gloucester, Mass., April 26 Securities and Exchange Com­ 1968 from the merger of the Martens. He replarly competes in toe lOO- and^220-yard week’s drawing was 43676. returned after spending the wintej- months at the New Hartford, with a Mass at and swam the 168 miles to RockporMiy April 30. (UPI mission today sued the Pennsylvania and New York dashes along with the 440-yard and mile relays and usually /r.f ' ' Blessed Sacrament Church, - England Aquarium in Boston. Andre, a 13-year-old, 240-lb. photo) bankrupt Penn Central Central Railroads. comes out on top. East Hartford, at 9. Burial will Railroad, Its former chief The merged railroads also In Baseball Action Tuesday against state powerhouse Xavier High of be in Mt. St. Benedict Agostinelli executive officers and a big ac­ diversified into real estate and Middletown, to whom the Eagles lost, Martens ran the MCC, whjch stranded 11 ECSe JV(9) Cemetery, Bloomfield. counting firm for alleged fraud airlines in order to improve its By Chris Blake CAB R H E To Address anchor leg of the mile relay. Starting 30 yards behind his runners ipbluding eight in Mavrey, ss 5 1 1 2 Friends may call at the Police Report Two-Town Chase En^s that It ^said cost Investors income, picture. utilizing a great deal of opposite, Martens closed the gap quickly and zoomed past scoring . position, managed Moscaritolo, 2b 4 1 2 0 funeral home tonight from 7 to GOP Women billions of dollars. Following the merger, the help from the opposition, the Gadoto, cf 5 3 ,4 0 9. The SEC accused Penn Cen­ value of Penn Central stock the bewildered Falcon, winning by 10 yards. His time for just thi’ee scattered hits off Temple, lb 4 I'O 0 With Arrest of Girl, 17 Eastern Connecticut State Bodner, If 3 0 2\0 soared from about $20 in the the quarter was a blistering 48.6, which according to (Joach Eas,tern starter Hank state Comptroller Nathan iNCHESTER Anne, in the same apartment tral’s chairman, Stuart T. College jayvees shelled Armonitas, 3b 5 2 2 3 Mrs. Joseph M. Catalano early 1960s when the merger Dave Kelly is toe fastest time in the state this year. Hogan, rf 5 1 2 1 Agostinelli, who is seeking the Gerald Fie^an, 29/of 158 building; Following a 25-minute chase funders, its chief financial of­ Riyers the first five innings. ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Alexan­ GOP candidacy for governor, forcefully brought to the police ficer, David C. Bevan, and was first announced to a peak of Martens’ performance was still toe topic of discussion in Manchester Community Houston, dh 2 0 1 0 Eldridge St.|\was/charged The theft of some $900 worth through Rockville and parts of /After Rivers was lifted at Larkins, dh 2 0 0 0 dria Dubanoski Catalano, 51, of will be ^ e s t speaker at the station and was later transfered $84 in the months following the College, 9-3, yesterday in a Zavodonclk 3 0 1 0 Wednesday w itn^ilure to of clothing from the car of Ellington, Vernon Police three directors of making false school W^iiesday. the start of the sixth, the Cantoga Park, Calif., formerly Manchester Republican to Norwich State Hospital. and misleading statements }968 merger. non-league battle i Rivers, p 0 0 0 1 grant one-half tl^highw ay in Steven Appletree of Avon. The arrested Susan Welch, 17, of 5 The leading rebounder on the basketball team this Cougars picked up an un­ Lawler, p 0 0 0 0 of Rockville, died Monday in Women’s Club annual luncheon The chase involved three about the line’s financ^l cpndi- When the_ railro a d went Willimantic. The Warrio/'^ connection w it^ th e inVestiga-, car was parked in a parking lot Maple Trail Rd., Coventry winter, Martens is covel^ed by the University of earned run on an' error, two Cantbga Park after a short ill­ meeting May 15 at Manchester police officers, William Yetz' tion that it said was supported bankrupt in 'June, 1970, the are 5-1 while MCC falls tylA Totals 38 9 15 6 tion of an accident on Forest St. on E. Center St.; (formerly of Rockville) and Massachusetts. One of its assistant coaches was talking to walks and a third free pass ness. She was the wife of Country Club. Sgt. John Bundye and Roy by the accounting firm of Peat, value of the stock had fallen to Police said Freeman struck The theft of more than $250 charged her on six different Martens Tuesday before the meet about joining toe track with the setback. / ManchesterCC (3) Joseph M. Catalano. The club will conduct its an­ DeLong. Police said it started Marwick, Mitchell and Co. $6.50 resulting in the loss to to Ken Hawley forcing in the AB R H E the left side of a car driven by from a cash box and a pair of counts. Today the Cougar^/irek to Leilao, if 4 0 1 0 Mrs. Catalano was born in nual meeting at 11:30 a.m., and when Miss Welch came at the In a related suit the stock shareholders and other in­ program up in Amherst. If interest was warm prior to the run. Philip i^idrulot of 262 High St., men’s boots from the C Bar R Miss Welch was charged with New London to face the • Warshavsky, cf 5 0 0 0 Manchester and lived in lunch will be served at 12:30. police cruiser,, head-on,- brokerage firm of Goldman, vestors of biaions of dollars, meet, it is scalding now. Hawley, ss 3 0 0 0 with■ " Wi'iSI nmotorcycle. Western Shop, 505 Main St. evading responsibility, reckless Coast Guard ^b-varsity .4111 Rockville until 23 years ago Reservations close May 8 and deliberately runniilg it off the Sachs and Co. agreed to a con­ the SEC; The Warriors scored in the Smallwood, 3b Freeman was also given a after the hinge was broken off a driving, disobeying an officer’s with Howard ^ e le r getting Lehan, lb 4 1 1 1 when she moved to Cantoga may be made with Mrs. Robert road on West St. sent decree stemming from In addition to Saunders and fifth'With the help of two Beeler, dh 5 0 0 0 written warning for driving padlocked rear cellar entrance; signal, operating a motor vehi­ Park with her husband. Dennison, 700 Spring St.; or Police then started the chase alleged fraud In connection with Bevan^the SEC complaint the pitching^signment. MCC miscues. The hosts D'Agata, rf 5 0 1 0 after drinking. He is scheduled The theft of mail from mail cle without a license, first- Rebound Performance Falco, 2b 3 1 1 1 She is also survived by two Mrs. Donald Conrad, Ifc Har­ that went through W. Main St., the sale of Penn Central loans nam ^ as defendants former Eastern ^ m e up with five 5 0 0 0 to appear in Circuit Court 12, boxes of two homes on Norman degree reckless endangerment, also made its share of errors Fahey, c brothers, John Dubanoski of vard Rd. Fox Hill, through downtown to investors. Penn Central dirwtors Edward The Manchester High track team got out of the blocks East Eath'olic Infield Brigade consecutbfe run-scoring in­ Bilodeau, p 0 0 0 0 Manchester, May 13. and Interfering with an officer. (seven) as both teams 0 0 0 0 Rockville and Joseph St. Police said the mail was Rockville over the line into with five straight losses, but since that time have taken nings Xgainst two MCC DuBosar, p Agostinelli, the fi?st Police are also investigating Police said Miss Welch was Penn Central, which .^Tlanley, Franklin J. Lunding (L-R) Tom Miles, Keith'Lamb, Bob Love, Dan Socha, Joe Banning/and John Riccio fought a gusting wind Dubanoski of Florida; and four ripped up by small children but Ellington on Mountain St. five out of their last six matches. 38 5 3 Manchester man to be elected : The theft of a diamond ring /and R. Stewart Rauch. hurler^ for the decision. In. Totals sisters, Mrs. Stanley Orlowski was recovered; Butcher Rd., and Ellington are among those Coach Jim Penders selects for his infield. The Eagles, 5-2 for the besides each other. to a statewide post, is con­ from the apartment of Mr. and Foul weather at toe outset cut into practice time, but the Second frame against MCC 000 001 ooa-3 and Mrs. Stanley Snydal, both And the theft of gas from the Ave. and.back through season, are in New Bnitain today against St. Thomas Aquinas. Eastern 022 112 Olx-9 sidered one of the Republican Mrs. Robert Smith, 16 Walker Mayor Issues Coventry Coach Dick Williams’ squad is rounding into shape. In re­ rter Russ Bilodeau, the of Rockville, Mrs. Norman tanks of five trucks owned by Rockville. During the chase, Rivers p^ked up the win RBf; D'Agata, 2BH: Gadoto, D'Agata; top, vote getters. He was mayor St. and the theft of $10 from the cent meets, several performers have vastly improved 3BH: Hogan; SB: Gadoto, Houston, Dowding of Tolland, and Mrs. Mamchester Movers of police said Miss Welch circled sts struck twice. going five innings while of Manchester until he was apartment of Sister Francis Proclamations their times and distances in toe field events. Included in Smallwood; Sac: Bodner, Zavodonclk; Raymond Beltrandi of Cape Colonial Rd. the park in the center of Rich Boder led off with Bilodeau Absorbed the loss. LOB: Eastern 11, MCC 11; BB: Ribers sworn in as state comptroller in Mayor John ’Thompson has Wins Scholarship this group are Dave Zerio and Steve Melia. (2), Lowfer (3), Bilodeau (2), DuBosar Cod, Mass. January 1971. Rockville, three times. I Softball Roundup single up the middle and The Warriors had 15 hits off called attention in Before the outdoor season is over, Williams expressed (2); SO: Rivers 2, Lawler 3, Bilodeau 4, The funeral is Saturday at Police said she was finally Mike Armonitas reached on two MCC hurlers. DuBosar 3; Hits off: Rivers 3 for 0 runs 8:15 a.m. from the D’Angelo proclamations issued this week blocked off in the parking lot on MONICA yHEA affected his scholastic rating at the opinion that his squad will have more notches in the a fielder’s choice. Dan in 5 innings; Bilodeau 9 (or 5 runs in 4; Guay Named HP; Rivers (Lehan); WP: Rivers, Funeral Home, 22 S. Main St., to Elks Youth Week, Respect St. Bernard’s Ter. ’They said Raymond Jean, son of Mr. all. He will be the class validic- left-h^d (win) column. If toe team continues its improve­ Hogan drove Armonitas TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE Withstanding a seventh in­ EASTERN Gadoto led the winners DuBosar; W: Rivers; PB: Fahey (3), Middletown, with a Mass at St. Jor Law Week, and Municipal during the chase she struck and Mrs. Albert Jean, Rt. 31 torian. ment, the opinion could become reality. . Zavodonclk; L: Bilodeau. /Clerks Week. Hartford National vs. Second ning surge, Moriarty Brothers Runs came easy last night at home with a triple up the with a four for five perfor­ S e b a s tia n ’s C h u rc h , Haven jail warden, Manson another car and tore up a lawn has won an $1,000 Merit Jean Has been accepted at the (Continued from Page One) Congo, 6:15-Nike topped Allied Printing, 12-10, Mt. Nebo as L ock^tock and right centerfield alley and mance at the plate while Middletown, at 9. Burial will be said. I- About Elks Youth Week, the on E. Main St. At St. Bernard’s Scholarship. California Institute of Gunver’s vs. Oil Heat, 6:15- last night at Fitzgerald.' Allied Barrel topped Tie/ney’s, 25-24 he scored on John Zavodon- teammates Bddner and in St. Sebastian’s Cemetery, “I have heard no complaints mayor said,“No event could be Ter., in an attempt to break Jean took an exam in October Technology where -he will Girls Track Keeney tallied five runs in the final Hogan each rapped a pair of Middletown. Enfield as deputy warden of more deserving of our support of his junior year and he placed eik’s sacrifice fly. directly,” Manson said. “You p a y from police she backed major in particle physics. The girls’ track team at the high school has lost its first Pero’s vs. Wyman, 7:30-Nike frame but it wasn’t enough. Friends may call at the treatment at the Hartford jail. get that kind of reaction on any and participation than one into a police cruiser, police in the Ms of 1 per cent upper Bob Judd ^ d Norm Lutzen Eastern scored two more - hits and an RBI. There will be an five decisions but all has not been lost. Trash-Away vs. Control Data, Craig Jordan and Corky funeral home tonight from 7 to Bronson was a guard for the issue. dedicated to those young people said. scores in the Preliminary had four hits apiece for the in toe third frame. After a organizational meeting of 6:15-Nebo Coughlin hit homers for The only encouraging 9. last six years in Enfield and “I believe we have officers who represent the nation’s ’The first-degree reckless en­ Scholastic Apptitude Test, With an entirely underclassman squad. Coach Barry winners 'tim e Ron Bollacker,. lead off walk, Mike Gadoto Christians Against Abortion, TVMTEIIHS Allied Building vs. Angels, 6:15- the winners, the latter with two. ./ statistic for the Cougars was tested out high along with of the union (of correction of­ greatest resource, and who in dangerment charge • was the National Merit Qualifing Test, Bernstein is pleased with the maidens’ performances. Carlo ^'tricca and Frank executed the hit and run Manchester Chapter, tonight at Robertson Ed Kowal and Bob Kiernan had Edwin J. Reardon Guay. ficers) that wrote letters on years ahead will assume the result of her trying to run down which made him eligible for a SHLEIhTMIS Signs for toe future have been shown. An example of this is Cuneo ^ d e d three hits apiece play moving the runner to a third inning single by Bud- 8 at St. James Church. A color Plymouth vs. Roosevelt, 7:30- three hits apiece for Moriar- SOUTH WINDSOR - Edwin The position is new. Guay and Guay’s behalf to the Pardons responsibility for the advance­ two of the police officers when scholarship. tSOtotrOoDNOWI junior Valerie Poulin. Running in the mile, she started off for Lpek. Don Standish added a third on his single to right. dy Smallwood, which slide presentation written by ment of our free society.” PirtilUtar Nebo xy’s Joseph Reardon, 69, of 465 Main Bronson are the first to fill it Board.” they stopped at two different Jean has been active in with seven-minute clockings. She cut off 30 seconds homer for the winners. Gadoto swiped second and extended his hitting streak Dr. and Mrs. J.C. Wilke will be Thomas Conran, who is youth Steak Out vs. Crispino’s, 6:15- Bob G reen homered for St. died ’Tuesday at a South since it was created last year, Guay said this morning from points, police said. school, he is a member of the ANUne* U-100 ROTOR against Conard and another M seconds against Avon, in the Fitzgerald to 11 games. Smallwood shown. These slides are activity chairman for Allied while teammates Duke ^^11 Grant had two homers after a strikeout, Armonitas Windsor convalescent home. Manson said. his office in New Haven, National Honor Society, class Armory vs. Dorn’s, 7:30- /or the losers wile Tom Tierney carries as.450 batting designed to answer the question Manchester Lodge of Elks, process established a new school record. Miss Poulin has Hutchinson, Bill Morgan, Mike rapped a single to center Mr. Reardon was born in “There’s been no difficulty, officer for two years and has w m a jm is M L Robert^n stroked four hits. average. ^ “When Does Life Begin?” "We wanted to place treat­ said, “It is our responsibility to broken her own mark since that time. Osip and Gary Buyak had good/ driving in toe runs. HOME ENGINEERS- Doris South Windsor and had lived really. My reception from other Bill Passed / been tutoring at the high school. Economy vs. State Bank, 8:45- Anyone interested in the abor­ ment on the same level as guide, inspire and encourage Improvement by this youngster and several others make nights at the plate. Dickinson 198-474, Ginny Clark here all his life. He was members of the department He is also a member of the Robertson tion issue may attend. custody duties,” Manson said. our youths to go forth and serve WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Berstein a happy man. / 197-181-536, Edith Palmer 176- employed as a tobacco grower here l^as been excellent.” cross country team. - Dillbn vs. M oriarty’s, 7:30- Guards in the state have’ America, our privilege to in­ bill letting broadcasters hold CHARTER OAK FELINE 183-512, Dolores Lewis 176, in South Windsor. Guay, 36, is still married to Jean has worked part time Fitzgerald called “the media,” Manson itiate a lively interest in all radio and television licenses for Registering seven r^ s in With Judy Derench hitting Hildur Zawistowski 181, Bee He is a survived by a brother, Little Flower of Jesus Patricia and lives quietly in for the last year, but this hasn’t RhamTops Cheney their activities and ambitions five years instead of three Trudon’s vs. Allied, 8:45- each of tlje third and seventh in­ two home runs including a Moquin 197-222-583, Gerry Andrew R. Reardon of South Mothers Circle will meet said complaining of the appoint­ Manchester. He refused to dis­ Fitzgerald ment of a former inmate as and to help prepare them for passed the House Wednesday Congratulations nings, Army & Navy topped bases loaded one, WINF topped Tucker 183459, Midge Bergeron Windsor. Friday at 8:15 p.rh. at the home cuss the murder or his personal their superior. Guay is on the the duties and opportunities of and was sent to the Senate. (Congratulations must be extended to Coach Vince Nelson’s Freightw^, 18-12, Moriarty Brothers, 27-22, last 455. ------The funeral is Friday at 8 of Mrs. ’Thomas Moriarty, 66 life since stating that their The bill, approved on a 379-14 INDEPENDENT a.m. from the Molloy Funeral second level of supervision ^ citizenship, which is the objec­ Kaseta and his Cheney Tech baseball team for its victory last flight at Fitzg^ald. night at Mt. Nebo. In Tennis Match WEDNESDAY WIVES- Linwood Dr. Mrs. Frank families have gone through roll-call vote, also requires the Scoring in every inning but K Home, 906 Farmington Ave., along with the deputy warden tive of Elks National Youth over Prince Tech Tuesday. Victories have come far and Jim M endit^ and Mike Wanda Forrest 180-466, Lynne Moriarty is co-hostess. enough oyer the last 11 years in Federal Communications Com­ the second, Renn’s Tavern up­ Chris Dulka and Sandy Hall Dropping its third tennis match in four starts yesterday West Hartford, with a Mass at for operations below the New Week.” Saverick each/had a perfect Topping 184-179-522, Dixie Ford the.papers. mission to streamline its few between for toe Teclmen on toe diamond. ended Bonanza Steak, 15-5, last added four hits to the winner’s was Cheney Tech, 4-1 to Rham High. St. Francis of Assisi Church at Mhvor Thompson noted the five for five night at the plate 176-186-506, Mary Boyko 475, license awarding procedures. Last season, toe Beavers lost 11 while claiming one vic­ night at Keeney Field. cause while Phyllis Ucello had The only winner for toe Beavers was the doubles team of 10. Burial will be in St. Mary’s “conscientious dedication to for the winn,ers and teammate Anne Ruggles 466. The measure also would tory via a forfeit.They lost all 14 games in 1972 and were 1- Bill Diyeso had three hits in­ three hits and Sandy Hoffman Glenn Maloney and John Scarito, who won the pro set 8-2 Cemetery, East Hartford. the du^es of their office” in Buzz A m e^it a roundtripper. / prohibit the FCC from denying 13 the previous year. Maybe some more triumphs are on cluding a homer for the winners and Trudy Madore each hit a over Carlton Fowler and Barb Holmes. Memorial contributions may commenijing city clerks. Hei Bob Dm/is had a perfect four a broadcast license to the horizon. while teammates Ron Rickard solo roundtripper. be made to the American called fojV‘respect for la\V to for fou^night at tlie plate for Winners of the singles^ matches for tjie Sachems were newspaper owners in the same and Gary Novak also had three Cancer Society. other citizras” and exercising Nelson^s including a triple. Cheri Lack, Paul Heon and Joe Rem es^. Elderly Prefer Dm^htown safeties apiece. Six players had Lynn Kelly had three hits in­ respdnsibles^ citizensliip in market area unless the agency Dou^Nelson homered for the The next match for Cheney is Friday at the West Side two RBIs apiece for Renn’s. cluding a grand slam for proclaiming Lqw Week. drafts specific rules prohibiting losers. Rec against Suffield High. With the win, Rham upped its such broadcast ownership. Closing Thought Chuck Lankford had three Moriarty’s while Chickie mark to 3-3. Rockville As Housing Project Site Manchester High baseball players should be more in­ hits and three RBIs for the DUST.y Balesano had four hits. terested in how the team fairs and not whether they got a losers while Ralph Taft con­ Recording 28 runs in the ,By DOUG BEVINS Enderlin said, and the tablished as each of the sites Hospital UJith a buch of Bnlcanca hit on a tough infield grounder. Statistic$'are nice but win­ tributed two hits to the losing/ fourth frame, Vittner’s Garden overwhelming majority of considered had a pricetag well h /Persons on the Manchester trackers. ning and losing is the roost important aspect. •cause. , ^ Center bombed Savings Bank of Notes Housing Authority’s waiting list respondents — 40 — listed in excess of the $24,000 site ----- V Cheney Loses To Seminary garden-type apartments. ■ easy walking at Manchester, 48-5, last night at for elderly housing apparently acquisition budget. REC LEAGUE Robertson Park. ’Three persons favored high- Admitted Wednesday: Labdn favor a downtown location for a \ MHA members noted that the Pushing across two runs ip^ Building up a 7-0 lead after winners with a pair of rise construction and five had Leading the winher’s 42-hit runs in the final frame with Allen, RFD 8, Vernon; John planned 40-unit, state-funded rhost inexpensive site con­ 55% savings. the seventh frame, CBT topped no opinion, Enderlin said. Scholastic Base^II attack were Dave Vittner with the first four^ innings, St. singles driving in two runs. John Matthews driving in Casatl, E. Main St., Rockville; housing p ro j^ t, according to sidered so far — which isn’t Town Employees, 10-9, last Enderlin said the survey in­ two homers, a triple and a dou­ Thomas Seminary vtopped It supported toe pitching of two runs. Tom DeGrandi Virginia Dailey, Hyde Ave., results of a survey made by necessarily a prime location — night at Nike Field. The volved mailing of about 130 ble, Greg Birmingham with CSieney Tech, 7-3, yesterday, Tom D’Aunno, who struck and Kevin Carpenter, the Rockville; Hazel Dombeck, MHA Executive Director Leon would cost about $60,000. townsmen had four runs in the questionnaires. He said the seven hits. Norm Vittner with in a non-league basebaH out 12 while allowing seven losing pitcher, each had two Tennis Wins Union St., Rockville; Janet Enderlin. In other business Wednesday seventh but it wasn’t enough. nuiqber of responses was very Bolton Wins First four safeties and Dave Wells hits and three runs. Gardiner, Windsor; Elaine Enderlin told MHA members night, the MHA tabled action to valuedto'22... Jerry Wilson, Harry Hurley, game in Bloomfield. The hits for the Reavers. "HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S. ' good for a survey of that type. with five. Tom Matrick Gaskell, RFD 1, Vernon; Pen­ Wednesday night that 16 of/ award a contract for a termite A1 Pratt, Dave Kurland and win upped the hosts record Seminary scored two runs C. (UPI) — Third-seeded ^ e survey was taken in the homered'for the Bank while ny Madden, Old Stafford Rd.; about 48 persons, responding to control project in one of the Full Carat Bob Clifford had two hjts apiece Dave Norris had two hits for to 34 while the Techmen fell in its half of the first and two Evonne Goolagong, down one , .Tolland; Victoria Rickards, the mail survey preferred a midst of. the MHA’s considera­ authority’s buildings. for the winners while Tom to 1-3, more in the^third to take a 4- __ .ThomaB Sem inar (7) set and facing match point in tion of sites for the planned the losers. ^ AB R H E Stafford Springs; Doris central, downtown location for Enderlin said he has received Solataira Walsh had three safeties for the Today the Beavers enter­ 0 lead. Three runs in the KerriKan, lb the second, won seven, straight, housing project, and much of Winning/fts first baseball game of toe season after seven Salstead, Carter. Dr., the project. two quotes for the termite con­ losers. _ ■ CANDLELIGHT D’Aunno, p games Wednesday and went on Wednesday night’s meeting — straighjt xetoacks was Bolton High with an 11-10 win over tain Windham Tech in a fourth trame added to the McGuane. cf Rockville; Joanne Yuscavitch, trol job: $474 from Bliss Ter­ Now * 8 9 5 ^ With a 33-hit attack, Dick’s to beat unseeded Helen as have MHA meetings for the NIKE makeup game. margin. ,. Kelley, 2b Burbank Rd., Vernon. Seven respondents preferred mite Controland $585 from Ter- Por^nd High in a Charter Oak Conference clash. - American clobbered Vito’s, 37- Singer, if Gourlay, 6-7, 7-5, 6-2, in the last several months — dealt 1 Scoring 10 runs in the second Ed Singer paced the Cheney scored all of its Chudi, ss Discharged Wednesday: a North End location, Enderlin minex International. The MHA Tom Harris’ two-out bases 13, last night at Robertson. quarterfinal round of the $100,- with the pros and cons of Central Connecticut Conference, and 18 runs in the sixth. Golas, 3b August Barsaleau, Stafford; said, and eigW persons lidted delay^ awarding the contract qlearing double in the-sixth in­ Bud Feshler had two rouiid-^ White, e 000 Family Circle' Magazine suggested sites. battle to Suffield, 11-10, as the Sportsman Tavern outlasted Albert Kessler, Broad Brook; sites in “outljmg” sections of to Bliss, pending investigation ning capped a six-run Bolton trippers for the winners while Jordan, rf Cup tennis tournament. Several old and new sites winners scored five runs iii the Farr’s, 37-17, last night at Nike Gallagher, 2b Adelaide Myers, Broad Brook; Manchester. A total of 16 per­ of other buildings to determine rllly which put the Bulldogs Walt Bavier had a homer, dou­ Rice, c Other winners, on a day were considered Wednesday sixth inning after trailing 104 Field. Mary Pavilonia, Windsor; sons had no preference, he said. whether there is any other ter-, ahead, 11-10^ Hits in the frame ble and three singles. Ron Johnson, rf marked by temperatures in the night, but no priorities were es- by Bob Highter, Joe Muro, Ken before that stage. Larry Coveil had five hits and Illing Combines Marie Saucier, Broad Brook; mite infestation. Laliberta had five hits for the Totals 27 7 7 1 high 80s at this resort island, Persons on the waiting list Don Mackay had a j two-run teammate Dick Day four for Robert White, Dogwood Rd., Major and Jack Boyd winners. were"" defending champion were also asked what type of highlighted the outburst. homer for the winners while Sportsman while Don Fay, Jim Rosemary Casals, Olga Tolland. Natural Jim Warner, Frank Lalasius, Cheney Teeh (3) housing they preferred. Winning pitcher was teammate A1 Griffin had three Poole and Bob Bergin had four Record. Victories Morozova of the USSR, Julie color. Men’s apiece for the losers. Bob Warner and John Moffit AB R H E medium. sophomore Paul Grovbs, who hits and two RBIs. had two hits apiece for Vito’s Mount, cf Heldman of West Palm Beach, Make tracks... fanned the last Highlander Glenn Ladmann and John Carpenter, p,ss Karen Krantzeke of Australia, Catholic Burial SILK CITY Teams from Illing Junior High were successful yester­ Baton, c yoti save 55% thru Vs Carat batter in the final frame with Basch each had a pair of Wholesale Tire nipped WINF, Ostashen, 3b Virginia Wade of Great Britain I Taking the lead with a six-run day in track and tennis competition. The track team LANE MUSIC CENTER Catholic Burial is a lieritage ofour Faith . . . an honor, Satutdayatu only the tying run planted on third homers for the 5-4 Purple 23-22, last night at Robertson. ’ Schors, lb and Kerry Melville of second, Groman’s Sports Shop defeated the Penney High freshmen, 89-24, and in the DeGrandi, If a privilage. and an obligation. . IN THESE STORES ONLY Oval Solataira base. Portland fell to 7-3 with Kni^ts. For the hard-hitting Sam Swank had a homer, two Skoczylas, rf Australia. , held on for a 15-13 win over process established six school records while the tennis out­ Kimball & Currier Pianos • 4 5 0 « p the setback. Basch, the roundtrippers upped doubles and two singles for Boglk.ss Manchester Honda last night at fit topped Coventry, 8-0 Chicoine, 2b 2 0 The prudent Catholic family secures burial space lat^oe-tiniiiiii. Jn a non-league game, RHAM his seasonal total to seven. Wholesale while teammates Lebel, c before the need’arises. WETHERSnELD AVON In Central Valley Conference Fitzgerald. Records in toe mile run; On the courts, Dan Fox, Speculation ' Gulbransen Organs B«rlln Tumpikt E. Main 8L - naxt to V4 Carat. High upped its record to 3-4 Mike Gabrin and Glenn Taylor Walsh, p action, Rockville High lost to Steve 'McAdam’s homer in Battle, lb . VANCOUVER (UPI) - The W. HARTFORD Howard Johnaon'a with a 6-1 win over Windham had three hits apiece. 440-yard run; 880-yard run, Cherie Dow, Chris Boser Matthews, ph INSTRUMENTS • ACCESSORIES . Main A Ntw Britain Ava. i/u Hawlass *A2\M25** Simsbu^, 7-4, and South Wind­ the seventh was the winning MANCHESTER Tech. Mike Sheehan’s two-run For WINF, Ron Allen and 220-yard dash, toe shot put and Brian Mozzer scored, Komgiebel, ph Vancouver Blazers of the World SAINT JAMES CEMETERY MIDDLETOWN sor was upended by Windsor blow for 'Groman’s. Bob Minis, ph 1 1 KInga Shps. Ctr. Pattunark Shpg. Ctr. double in the second Inning Jin) Colla each homered while and the;^ discus were es­ singles victories. The Hockey Association (WHA) an- 368 Broad Street Sponoar 8t.’(SllvarIlva Lana) Locks, 7-5. Kowalski and Mark Monette Wawlngton SIraal highlighted a four-run outburst Bob McLUcas had four hits. Ed tablished. doubles teams of Fox-Dow, Totals 28 3 7 3 jiounc^ Wednesday the firing % Post Road Plaza Tel. 872-9131 WINDSOR A Hlllatown Road each had three hits in four trips Manchester, Connecticut ®1»74 which paved the way for the Tom Crane went fiye for five Litnia and Larry Lawson had of general manager Phil Wat­ Routs 30, Vernon Phone Wlndaor Shag. Ctr. at the plate for Rockville, to the plate for the winners. Now 2-0 for toe season, Bob Kellsey-Dale Lundey, Cheney Tech 000 00 3-3 P P ^ most evenings 643-6713 ’RoutaTfi”a i n ' ^'’•^•'•'**yCorporai)(«f win. Ed Gardner had a pair of three hits apiece for the losers. St. Thomas S. - 202 300 son, feeding speculation that which fell to 44 with the set­ ^ Bruce MacLean and Don Illing entertains Timothy Amy Silverstein-Alexis 2BH: Carpenter (1), DeGrandi (1), Bogll [Ample tree parking. BankAmerlcard, Mastercharge^ m m m n m m hits and two RBIs for the Joe Crozier will be named back. South Windsor’s mark * Crowell had three hits apiece Edwards Junior High of Titor. and Charlie Lindsey- (to, Kerrigan (1), Hits o(Li/^rpenter 6 Sachems. for 7 runs in 4 Innings; Walsh 1 for 0 runs manager at a Friday news con­ Ellington High lost a North dropped to 3-6 with the setback. for Honda. South Windsor Tuesday. Bosen also won for Illing. in 2; W; D’Aunnq; L: Carpenter. ference. /

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Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g HERAT.D Manchester Conn Thiiro M Q inn. I League Leaders — ------aiancnester, uonn., Thurs., May 2, 1974- PAGE TWENTY-ONE May Day Celebrated Feuding Yanked Win e Nine Accepted NEW YORK (UPI) - Le^ Dodgers 2, Mets 1: Dan Driessen triggered the Over Fussing Oakland May celebrated "May Day” Steve Garvey’s single over a Reds’ winning rally in the fifth American League National League in an unspectacular way. drawn-in New York outfield with a double and Johnny Bench G AB H Pet G AB H Pet All he did was drive in scored Bill Buckner with the singled after a walk, filling the Carew, Min 21 88 35 .398 Reitz, St. L 23 88 ^7 .420 NEW YORK (UPI) - ’TKe with the Yankees of late has Chicago to the triumph over winning run as Los Angeles bases. Ken Griffey singled for a Jackson, Oak 21 82 32 .390 Tveras, Pit 15 41, 17 .415 four runs with a pair of two- New York Yankees beat the been a lot of conversation and a Baltimore. Jim Kaat went eight defeated the Mets. Garvey’s run and one out later, Cesar Stantn, Cal 17 59 23 .390 run singles Wednesday night Gross, Hou 22 72 27 .375 feudin’, fussin’ Oakland A’s high lack of productivity.” inhings to get the triumph and Into Twi Baseball Loop single was gloved but dropped Hargrve, Tx to lead Houston to an 11-7 Geronimo walked forcing in a 14 41 16 .390 Maddox, SF 24 100 37 -.370 at their own game this week. Ron Bjomberg was the key to by centerfielder Dave Schneck, Piniela, NY Terry Forster finished up for victory over the Chicago run. Pinch-hitter Terry 15 60 22 .367 Hebner, Pit 18 76 28 .368 the triumph as he tied the score By Earl Yost who had to go back on the ball. Freehan, Det Now it’s the Yanks who the White Sox. Crowley’s sacrifice fly scored 17 50 18 .360 Smith, St.L ■ 23 93 34 .366 with a sixth-inning homer and each, the American and National circuits. Regular season Cubs and give the Astros a ’The hit came off Hary Parker, Spencer, Tex are squabbling. ’They’re un­ the third run of the inning. 14 42 15 .357 Unser, Phil 17 58 21 .362 thm drove in the winning run With the approval of the majority of the membership, play will end in August with the playoffs to follow. sweep of their three-game who replaced Tom Seaver in the Grich, Bal happy because Gabe Paul Padres 5, Expos 1: 20 71 25 .352 Schmdt, Phil 22 73 26 .356 v^th an eighth-inning double. series. 13th with the bases loaded and Oliva, Min shipped four of their and with the blessing of Jack Rose, president, the Both Rose and Jim Gallagher, secretary-treasurer, are Rookie Dave Freisleben. 14 40 14 .350 Grubb, SD 21 73 26 .356 /His double scored Murcer, who May’s two hits and four RBIs one out. Griffn, Bos Manchester Community College baseball team has been serving their ninth seasons with the league. Sl- pitched his second consecutive 21 72 25 .347 Watson, Hou 25 92 32 .348 pitchers to Cleveland last are impressive but they pale had doubled. accepted into the 1974 membership of the Greater Hart­ MCC, coached by Jim DeWitt, will conclude its 18-game Braves 6, Cards 5: four-hitter in leading the week, mainly to obtain Chris before a domparison of his pre­ In the other games PLAIHVIUE ford Twilight League. schedule May 5. » Frank Tepedino broke a 4-4 Padres to their fifth straight Chambliss — a player most holiday celebration Monday Honie Runs Wednesday, California topped Rose said yesterday that the MCC application filed by tie with a pinch single with the victory and handing the Expos Runs Batted In of the players didn’t think Boston, 4-2, Milwaukee routed STADIUM night. Then he drove in five NATIONAL LEAGUE; bases loaded in the ninth inning their sixth loss in a row. NATIONAL LEAGUE; they needed. / Tkxas, 11-3, Chicago blanked Auto R ac n Pat Mistretta, thejcollege director of athletics, was given runs with a pair of two-run Aaron, Atl, Perez, Cin, Garvey and the Braves added another Freisleben also collected his Cedeno, Hou 25; Garvey, LA 22; But that didn’t “ktop them Baltimore, 2-0, and Detroit the green light by the first five team managers consulted. homers to lead the Astros’ and Wynn, LA 7; Hebner, Pitt 6. run on Rowland Office’s first big-leaeue hit. a double, to Wynn, LA 21; Perez, Cin and from completing a two-game nipped Kansas (iity, 2-1. Only a majority vote was needed- The other four managers Sports Briefs assault. The veteran first AMERICAN LEAGUE; sacrifice fly to beat St. Louis. touch of San Diego’s winning Smith, St. L 20. , sweep of the A’s Wednesday by were not contacted at press time. The league which starts baseman, off to one of his best Nettles, NY 11; Jackson, Oak Angels 4, Red Sox 2: Lap Craig Robinson opened thb four-run rally in the third. AMERICAN LEAGUE; topping Oakland, 4-3. The May 30 at St. Thomas ^m inary in Bloomfield, the adopted ■ starts in years, is now batting 10; Yastrzemski, Bos and Bill Stoneman pitched eight Mod. ninth with a single and the Derrel ’Thomas, Matty Alou and Jackson, Oak 27; Nettles, NY Yanks beat-the X’s by the same .311 wih four home runs and 19 Burroughs, Tex 6; Duncan, Innings of six-hit ball and Rudy home field, now comprises 10 teams. Two of the clubs are Cards brought on Rich Folkers. Bobby Tolan followed with 23; Burroughs, Tex 20; 4-3 score ’TueMay night. ’The ,R B Is. Clev, Horton, Det and Garcia, May finished up to give Califor­ new, the West Hartford Merchants and MCC. the World Football League and He walked two batters to load Singles, Dave Winfield and Yastrzemski, Bos 19; Robinson, result is that New York moved Pagan Recalled Mil 5. nia the victory over Boston and Lap Other league members are Langan Volkswagen, New signed a three-year contract the bases and was relieved by Dave Roberts drew bases- Cal, Briggs, Mil and Hisle, NEW YORK (UPI) - The Milt Celebrates, Too into first place in the American Bill Lee, who went all the, way Britain Falcons, Bristol Cassins, Vernon Orioles, Herb’s with the Philadelphia Eagles. Orlando, Pena. Tepedino, bat­ loaded walks and Fred Kendall Minn 18. League East with . a 14-10 PM aaura New York Yankees have Milt May also celebrated ■ and gave up 12 hits. The Angels Sport Shop of Hartford, Hartford Insurance Group StagS) Details of the pact were not “May Day” by driving in an ad­ ting for Ivan Murrell, singled in hit a sacrifice fly. / r e c o ^ . Milwaukee and 20 recalled righthanded pitcher took a 3-0 lead in the fourth in­ the lead run and Office’s sac fly East Hartford Merchants and Manchester’s Moriarty disclosed Wednesday but it ditional run for Houston with a Giants 13, Phillies 8: Baltiniore are both a game ning and hung on. Dave Pagan from their- drove in the winning run. Arch Rivals ' Bros. , _ , reportedly involved a $300,000 sacrifice fly. Gary Matthews, Garry Mad­ Mack Sigtis behind. Syracuse farm club in the Inter­ NEW HAVEN ( U P I ) - Cen­ Brewers 11, Rangers 3: The prexy said the two new entries each had to post a package. In other NL games, Los Reds 5, Pirates 3: dox and Bobby Bonds each LOS ANGELES (UPI) — In the two-game sweep, the national League and optioned tral Connecticut will carry a John Briggs, Dave May and SAT. 8 P.M. r v Angeles nipped New York, 2-1, Cincinnati scored twice on drove in two runs in a nine-run, Veteran offensive guard ’Tom Yanks------beatuic v>aiuauutwo of the Oakland $300 bond which Matt Moriarty agreed to handle, plus reliever Ken Wright on 24-hour five game win streak into a Pedro Garcia homered to \ in 14 innings, Atlanta edged St. bases-loaded walks to beat the fifth-inning rally to crush the Mack was a free agent only 14 and Jim "Cat- team insurance. ’The latter also sponsors the local entry recall to the same club. Thursday clash with arch rival power the Brewers past Tu?as. Louis, 6-5, Cincinnati beat Pirates. Pittsburgh’s Dock Phillies. Matthews, who had hours W Wednesdav ednesday before______Hunter. bearing his name. Southern Connecticut. The Blue Jiin Slaton went all the way for MAY4 Coaches Named Pittsburgh, 5-3, San Diego Ellis set the tempo of the game been in a batting slump, had a deciding to remain with the Los Moriarty’s opening game will be played at Mt. Nebo, Devils, who are seeking a se­ Controversy Still Boils the triumph although he was Stays With NFL UNIVERSITY P a r k , Pa. downed Montreal, 5-1, and San when he hit the first three homer and three singles and Angeles Rams rather than Tuesday night^June 4 against the Stags. cond straight NCAA tourna­ The controversy over the deal touched for 11 hits. Steve A d m .:$ 3 -6 to 12 yrs. 99' PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - (UPI) — Walter Bahr has been- Francisco outslugged batters in the first inning, tying Maddox boosted his batting accept more money to play for (Herald photo by Pinto) ment J)id, defeated the Owls is still boiling, though. Paul Hargan took the loss. Under 6 Yrs. FREE Rose welcomed the MCC squad into the fold with open Harold Carmichael, the named head soccer coach and Philadelphia, 13-8. a major league record. / average to .370 with a double the ^ u th em Califomia/Sun of earlier this year. defended, it Wednesday with a Racing Every Sat. NIto New Clubhouse Now Open at Tallwood Country Club arms. The new Silk Town entry is hopeful that it can National Football League’s Andy Matter appointed assis­ and two singles. the World Football League.- While Sox 2, Orioles 0: shot at the players when he secure Mt. Nebo one night a week to play home games. leading pass receiver last tant wrestling coach at Penn said. “One of the big problems Dick Allep and Bucky Dent Footl^all War ^ s e hit run-scoring singles to pace Building IS Located Between First and 10th Tees at Hebron Course Rose said two divisions would be made up, five teams in season, has spurnedoffers from State University. 2 Continues In Court YOUR CHOICE NHL Playoffs MAKE SEARS YOUR AUTO PARTS HEADQUARTERS / CINCINNATI (UPI) — 'alrea^ under control in Paul Brown took the witness ano^r league. Rangers Must Win stand Wednesday to battle a ^ frown Wednesday admitted contradiction. ^e raid but didn’t defend it. The Cincinnati Bengals’ Instead, he simply testified, “I ToI Remain Alive head coach and general was wrong.” manager has gone to court The hearing on the Bengals’ NEW YORK (UPI) — A season-long struggle against to try to keep the new World request for a preliminary in­ complacency, confusion and controversy can come to a Football Leagu^from junction against the WFL went bitter end tonight for the New York Rangers, y^o may signing any of his players. into its . fourth day in U.S. have placed themselves on the precipice of disaster just District Court here todayi ’The Sears Dynaglass Ifide/Guard one time too many. But WFt attorneys have Bengals are the first National hammered away at the point New York, on the short end of a 3-2 count in its semifinal series Football League team to take against Philadelphia, must win on home ice to remain alive in the that Brown hiinself has been the WFL into court and the guilty of signing players Stanley Cup competition. If the Rangers can manage once again SAVE«3.02 decision here will be regarded to extricate themselves from an unenviable position, the decisive as a precedent. SAVE *8.25 game will be played at Philadelphia Sunday afternoon. Also testifying Wednesday C78-13 Tubeless Blackwail Plus 12.00 “We’ve had our backs against the wall before,” said New York was Jack Pardee, head coach Regular $33.00 F .E ;T .and Coach Emile Francis. “We’ve learned never to give up.” and general manager of the • • The season has been fraught with trouble and disappointment WFL’s Virginia Ambassadors, for the Rangers, who have oft been reminded that they are the and Mike Brown, Paul’s son and Hla>-k»ull . DIaekwall W hitewall IlynafelaMK Wide (hiard Itrpular Price SAVE / SAVE W hitewall best paid team in hockey. They’ve dug deep holes for themselves, the Bengals’ assistant general I'ubeleMM TifeH S \l,K Price SALE Price S ALK Price PluH Federal Kill) Old Tire 25%. 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Only once in car . . . could damage other steering and suspension parts. Why Detroit 10 10 .500 2 2 6 * t $1.71 raplactd upon return free,of charge, Cleveland Browns. He said he 1100 the seven years they have been in the league have the Flyers or tha purchase prios will ba ra- Cleveland ' 10 11 .476 2Vz G78-15 / $44.00 3 3 ^ - not put in a set of Sears new heavy duty shocks? You’ll feel the became angry because the $48.00 I2«« 36*« $2.74 come out ahead in the Garden, and that one came in December, funded. If tha dafeoUva shock ab­ Boston 10 13 .135 3% previous year a player had 1175 difference and appreciate the better handling plus a firm, comfor­ H78-15/ $47.00 35** $51.00 1 2 ’* 1968. Over-all, the Flyers have lost 14 games here and tied six. sorber was Installed by Sears, wa WEST 38** $2.97 will Install tha new shock absorber "jumped his club to play in the L78^15 --- . — 14®o The Rangers also should be bolstered by the return of Captain table ride. W L Pet GB Canadian Football League. $56.00 4200 $3.19 with no charge for labor. Regular Texas'^ 13 9 .591 Vic Hadfield, who will wear an ankle brace, and Walt Tkaezuk, $7.99 each So, admitted Brown, he who had a swollen knee after being slashed by Andre Dupont. California 12, 11 .522 IVz signed Jack Locklear and Bob­ In addition to superb goaltending from Bemie Parent, the key Y Oakland lOM l .476 2t(! by Freeman to play for ^ Hurry . Sale Ends Saturday for the Flyers has been their ability to kill penalties. The Rangers Minnesota 9 11 .450 3 Cleveland although they were led the NHL'in power play goals this season with 66, but have Chicago 9 11 .450 3 ^ still under contract to Winnipeg managed only four in 40 opportunities against Philadelphia. SAVE *5.02 on Sears Booster Shocks Kansas City 8 12 .400 4 of the Canadian League. •teel-Belted Silent Guard Whitewalls “We’re getting excellent opportunities, but we’re not Wednesday’s Results “I was wrong,” Brown said. 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M NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. May 2.1974 - PAGE TWENTY-THREH. uted Goal Leads Aeros McMASTER S• BI^NDED CANADIAN WHISKY. 00 PROOF. • 1974 McMASTER'S IMTORT CO.. ALLEN PA W W Clt Into WHA Final-Round Play ST. PAUL, Minn. (U P I )- it started with a niloiin in i q i b f n ri ■ . . _ It started with a pileup in jaw to jaw,” Curran.explained A disputed third-period goal front of the Saints’ net at 9:08 of The disputed goal was all the later. Aeros needed but Mark Howe Wednesday night sent the final period. ’The score was Again, Sloan saw it different­ tampers to the boiling point, tied at l-l on second-period gave his* team some insurance, ] ly. Curran was ejected on a scoring a short-handed goal into a referee to the ice, a goalie goals by Minnesota’s Ted game misconduct call and was an empty Minnesota net with 33 to the ^showers and the Hampson and Houston’s Mark replaced by John Garrett. Howe. seconds left to play. Houston Aeros to the title “At no time did Curran have TTiere was a wild scramble in series of the World Hockey control of the puck,” WHA Howe’s second goal of the front of the crease. Somebody Association playoffs. Referee-in-Chief Vem Buffey evening came with his father— Inland Fishing bumped Minnesota goalie Mike said after the game. “I watched veteran Gordie Howe — sitting “It’s really disappointing to Curran. ’The puck popped loose I —lose on a gdal like th a t,’’ the replay four times on TV and out a tripping penalty and with Two Sign Field personnel report trout and dribbled into the net and the goal was definitely good.” WHAT TO DO the Saints six-strong on th^dt- Minnesota General Manager Sloan called it a- Score, which BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) — fishing is good to excellent in Buffey indicated that the tack, having pulled Garrett in Glen Sonmor said after his was credited to Jim Sherrit. The Buffalo Bills of the the east and west branches of Saints lost, 3-1, to the Aeros and WHA would take disciplinary favor of an extra a t t a ^ r . 4^ Curran, enraged, swooped out National Football League Salmon Brook, action against, Curran, in­ Thd Aeros will rl^et the droppe.d their best-of-seven of the net and jumped at Sloan. Wednesday announced that the Wpnonscopomuc Lake, East dicating the Minnesota goalie winner of the East Division WHA West Division playoff Sloan was knocked to the ice. team’s No. 2 rusher, Jim Twin Lake, Sandy Brook, series four gamesyto two. could anticipate a stiff fine or playoff betwe^^Chicago and “I just wanted to talk to him Braxton, and Rod Kirby, a Blackberry River, West Hill “It looked tojm e like two worse. Toronto for tjie league title. rookie linebacker, have signed Pond, the Farmington River, f Houston players were in the contracts with the club. Highland Lake, Ball Pond, Mill crease and that the goal was River, Muddy River, Scantic' pushed in by a hand,” he said. hum Disabled River, Salmon River, Crystal ¥ . But referee Bob Sloan saw it Toros Top Cougars ^ r Lead Lake, Amos Lake, Long Pond, differently. ATLANTA (UPI) - The Beach Pond, Mashapaug Lake, Atlanta Braves said. Wednesday TORONTO (UPI) - Three Toronto Natchaug River, Yantic River, at 12:C t oya power play clinched the vic- that outfielder-first baseman Shetucket River and Bigelow players scored their first goals in the Mike Lum has been put on the Brook. World Hockey Association playoffs Tlm'Toros’ other goal came from Pat 15-day disabled list for a McMASTER'S SHORTMX. Fishing for panfish is Three Vets Buck Wednesday night to give the Toros a 5- HipKey while the Cougars scored on goals hairline fracture of the right ..U reported to be excellent at Ban­ GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPI) - 3 victory over the Chicago Cougars by Rosaire Paiement, Duke Harris and thumb sustained 10 days ago at tam Lake, lower Housatonic •/ The Green Bay Packers and a 3-2 lead in the series. Jim Watson. Houston. River, Pachaug pond. Pine Wednesday signed three more The Toros got off to a 2-0 lead in the first Jack Gibson’s goal at 5:02 of the final Acres Lake, Glasgo Pond, veterans to contracts, bringing iwriod proved to be the winner. It was his when Orr and Selby scored. Orr’s goal Jacklin Wins (iuaddick Reservoir and the • . “X - • to SIX coming to terms in recent y first in the five games played so far in the came on a newer olav and both counters lower Connecticut River. days. best-of-seven semifinals. Brit Selby and were scored |vhile Chicago’s player-coach CHANTILLY, France (UPI) Strong safety A1 Matthews Billy Orr also scored their first goal^. Pat Stapleton, was off serving a 10-minute —' Tony Jacklin, the former Bass fishing is good to m and defensive end Dave The sixth game is scheduled for Satur­ misconduct penalty. British and U.S. Open golf excellent at West Twin Lake, Pureifory signed multiyear day night at the Randhurst Twin Rinks in In the second frame the Cougars tied the champion, shot a two-under-par Powers Lake, Pachaug Pond, pacts and running back Larry Mount Prospect, 111. game. Paiement n e tt^ his fifth goal on 0 69 W^nesday to win the $5,000 Quaddick Reservoir and Long Krause signed a one-year con­ Gibson, used sparingly in'the playoffs, 35-foot slapshot from a bad angle. Hickey American Express pro-am. Pond. tract, according to Head Coach managed to sweep a puck in from in front then gave the Toros the lead again at 9:41 Jacklin’? victory came as a when he managed an offbalance backhand prelude to the 36th French Open A few shad are being taken at and General -Manager ban of the Cougar net while bn his knees in the the Enfield Dam apd fishing Devine. » third period. Guy Trottier’s insurance goal shot which he put in the net. which starts on the 7,162-yard Chantilly course Thursday. should improve as water levels \ drop.

T |y« o \ wicimu(Herald piiuiuphoto byI Pinto) Marine fr inter Sports Leaders at East Catholic Attention, Mercedes buyers; Flounder fishing is good to excellent in eastern Long Island Cited at the annual winter sports night at East Catholic High were these young men John Sound and the bays and rivers, -/ Riccio was named the most improved basketball player, Terry Ferrell the most improved at the Norwalk Islands and ■wrestler and Steve Turgeon the most valuable wrestler. Joe Whelton, the most valuable Westport Harbor. basketball player and best foul, shooter, was absent. Mackerel filin g is good at DODGE HAS A LUXURY COMPACT AT Race Rock, Green Point (Long Island) and south of Fishers Island. Fishing for codfish is Bugs Stevms Challenge excellent at Wilderness Point, A MUCH LOWER Cerebus Shoal, Cox’s Ledge and Sports To Speed Bowl Drivers between Montauk Point and Block Island. Slate Can “Bugg$y” Stevens, The gates will be open at 10 Striped bass fishing is NASCAR’s three-time modified PRICE THAN MERCEDES. excellent in the lower Connec­ a.m. with practice at noon and champion, winner this year of time trials starting at 1:30 p.m. ticut River. Some stripers are Thursday the Martinsville, Va. Classic The 10 fastest cars by time being taken at the mouth of the and the Stafford Sizzler, beat & Housatonic River. BASEBALL trials will be guaranteed a star­ the best of the small block Dodge Blackfish are starting to East Csihotic at St. Thomas ting position in the feature. The modifieds at the New London- appear in the catches in eastern Aquinas next 30 cars will run two heats AUTHORIZED DEALERS Waterford Speed Bowl? Stevens of 15 cars each. The first five in Loog Island Sound. Windham Tech at Cheney and many other NASCAR each will also be guaranteed a Tech greats such as Ron Bouchard, starting position. A 15-lap consi Leo Cleary a n d Gene Bergon MCC at Coast Guard will be run for the 20 cars that : \ TENNIS have sent entry b l ^ s in for the didn’t qualify in the heats. The Manchester at Windham second annual “Hot Wheels first four finishers in this con­ Prison Inmates -1(X)” scheduled Sunday. X Windhanri at Manchester solation race will make up the X (girls) Stevens will be chauffeiiring last four spots in the 24-car Tops Ring Card SOFTBALL the “Wood Clhopper Special and field. Bouchard will drive a Chevy- Windham at Manchester (girls) powered Pinto. Busy boxer Larry Butler, who Both Stevens and Bouchard made a distinct hit in defending Friday will be driving the heavier and his New England Welterweight BASEBALL more powerful racers against title against Jose Torres at the Manchester, at Penney the lighter and quicker small Making Comeback Hartford Hilton Ballroom last South Windsor at Bloomfield block modifieds which run CHICAGO (UPI) - E arl August, returns to defend his - Perhaps we should fe B The results are Rockville at Windsor weekly at the Bowl. “Butch” Buchholz, 32, making regional crown against Hart­ TheCurrant How Can You Survive Ellington at Granby Stevens, winner of the first a comeback after a four year ford native Bobby Guthridge on have had more fore- n I quite impressive. Rocky Hill at Coventry open show run at the Bowl back layoff, has signed to play with Tuesday, May 14 at the Colum­ sight and seen the way | II As the chart clearly RHAM at Bolton the Chicago Aces in'.World What Shortage? The Crisis Best? in June 1971, will be trying to bia Music Hall. The busy champ the wind was blowing. ■ TRACK stop Dick Dunn, winner of both Team Tennis competition, it from Portland, Maine, comes First it was meat. Then it was I showsj we have a There’s no easy answer to this Manchester at Maloney of iast year's'extra lap open was announced Wednesday. off a winning fight against New But we didn’t. And now I handle on the problem, shows. Yorker Doug Charles in a non­ gas. Now there’s a shortage of one. We are allocating as fairly as title duel in his native city last something you might not have many bartenders can \ America, and if you we can. Thursday. only offer you a sad smile ^ can just hang on a bit The (^llenger, Guthridge is known even existed. McMaster’s If your liquor store is out, be an inmate in the minimum Canadian Whisky. when you ask for a McMaster’s. longer, the crisis will be.a thing patient and return the next day. security division of the Connec­ And many storeowners have to of the past. ticut CoiTTCtion^ Institute in We have reports of people, in Or seek out a store who still has Enfield and is due to be certain areas of certain towns, direct you to the shelves stacked his supply. Ity non-rush hour released this summer. with other whiskies. MERICAN Meanwhile, he is attending En­ travelling to two, even three, Are McMaster^ times and you should miss the X THEDlART field Community College liquor stores before they can find But, America, we are not idly lines. Hoarding is not the answer. wedidays in preparing for Ms sitting by while the crisis deepens. Fronts n THE Safety Shoe.. future. His im m e ^ te goals Are a bottle of McMaster’s still on the That’s not the democratic way. to pursue bis ring career in shelf. WITH THE STEEL TOEl hopes of developing a monetary Excessive? Please, while the shortage lasts, stake for Ms future. That is a One suburban shopowner re­ W h a tW ^ D o h ^ We believe, as decent, honqr- one bottle to a customer. WECIAL EDITION. strong incentive for Ms trying ported long lines the day his Braia-plated Compare our Dodge Dart against a The new Dart Spe­ hard to upset Butler in Ms first IbSolveThe able businessmen, that our profits - hexagonal eyelelt. Dodge engineering shows, too. On«>plEce m occisin loe. title shot. monthly shipment of McMaster’s $11^,000 luxury car? Respectfully, cial Edition is a lot more than an elegant interior, are not excessive and, in fact, More Reports 1b Foilovft SpocUl-density polyelhtr foam. We acknowledge that the “ Boys arrived. Jaguar 333 quiet ride, and custom exterior trim accents such as McMaster^ Crisis. when the true facts see the light '^b keep you abreast of this * top-grain from Stuttgart" build one of the “Autlamparad" tleel safely loe. glove leather, the standup SE hood ornament, You also get innovative How this sudden shortage de­ apeclally WeVe working 8, sometimes of day, it will show clearly that world's greatest cars.. engineering such as transistorized voltage regulator. crisis, we will be running future Laminale of woven cotton oil treated veloped is, in truth, a mystery to / and napped eheeling But take bbth cars at even 9 hours a day, to solve the they are actually paltry. Even ■(i messages in this newspaper to Impregnated with Electronic ignition, torsion-bar sus­ vinyl acelate.latex. many. It is therefore, in the public 55 mphiOn a freeway. pension, and Safety-Rim wheels. crisis. We’ve cut our lunch break less .than paltry. see that you remain aware of the’ All-weather Full leather V (We Dodge Boys chal- interest, that we run this ad. " Stormwelt The Special Edition cars are lav­ to the bone—an hour, hour and many steps we are taking to and loe lining.' all aroupd lenge you to find a the shoe. ishly equipped. Cars in the Dodge difference worth over $10,0001), ten minutes tops. ^ , alleviate the shortage. , . Dart class have, up till now, Genuine ^ We’ve put in a new system of Goodyear Well construction, SOne-pIdce oushion-crepe Crushed velour Dodge interior. WeVe going to get our whisky completely nailless. Heel-to-loe air-cushioned Innersole. usually offered only a minimum >RTEO Neoprene sole and he^ Your first look at our new Part Special incentives for our'workers: all- to you, America. Make no mistake of standard equipment. The new r f ' Edition should be inside at the crushed velour Dart Special Edition is different. expenses-paid weekends for two about it. Tbgether, we’ll come upholstery (usually found only in the world’s most -It comes with an automatic trans­ ISoit , , ■ ; at Niagara Falls (American side). Where else can you find e}(pensiye cars). The new Dart Special Edition js through. all these features? mission, power steering, deluxe steering COMMERCIAL - Tim Flynn finished throughout with plush cut-pile carpeting. And wheel, front sway bar, deluxe insulation 139-374, Bud Wickham 15L Art just as irf more expensive cars, our new Special package, front disc brakes, AM radio, and Schmidt 145, Carl Bujaucius • Genuine Goodyear Welt construction • Air-cushioned inner- Edition Dodge Dart models have thoughtful many more items, standard. So before 156-392, Andy Lamoureaux 138- soles • Full glove leather vamp and toe linings • Slip resistant Job- X 350, Nick Nicola 136-370, Tony convenience touches and handsome, decorative you rush out arid buy your next Mercedes—let us show. Yacono 370, Henry Luneski 157, PROFITS AFTER NEW TRANS5RSSION JOR IMI*0|{ I I I) rated soles and heels • All functional stitching chemical and oil accents everywhere, inside and out. you what we have in compact luxury cars (at slightly Jerry Ridel 140, Mike KeUy l48- resistant man made threads • Lightweight for maximum comfort • X 379, Rick Nicola 162-388, Carl Exceed ANSI Class 75 requirement's as adopted by OSHA • lower prices). w You see, weVe plowing our Exclusive padded toe construction — comfortable. Bujaucius 392, An'dy THE D0DGE'B0YS:>IGHT ON TARGET AGAIN. Lamoureaux 350, Fred Oakes money back into the product to SHOE *19.95. BOOT *21.95 367, George Burgiess 366, Tony Who% Responsible get more to you. Last month alone Pcllegatto 351, Mai Darling 363. FbrThe we bought 23 new barrels to age our nice, light whisky. You think McMoster^ Shortage? barrels are cheap? REBALMEirS"THE counirt Mf/rs sroxr Butterbean Love Glhorches MotorSi Inc. CHICAGO (UPI) - Bob WeVe not going to pass the And we fixed the transmission MANCHISTIR Love of the Chicago Bulls tOI -407 MAIN STREET ^ 80 Oakland Street ^w as tagged with the buck. No sir. We take full and com­ on the Big Delivery Tkuck. C!ost MJ-1471 Mandiastar, Connaetteut nickname Butterbean in high plete responsibility for the a pretty pennj; Excessive profits? school because of his love for the vegetable. shortage. We^ion’t think so. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. May 2. 1974

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., May 2, 1974- PAGE TWp.ntv.i Last of the Artisans North Vietnam Rebuilding FIVE No Place Left for a Master to Hanoi Watchers WASHINGTON - (NEA) - / When he was a young man in / . • ' ' - Italy, learning his trade, By Phil Newsom Prisoner Exchange stone carver Roger Morigi UPI buildings. It once held 400,000 “ Illegal Trade Activities” Apparently as result of the people. ,, Tran Huu Due, vice premier energetically, but oafishly, Foreign News. Analyst December meeting in Paris of chipped a lil^ from an un- Hanoi watchers are becoming East Germany is to help build in charge of internal affairs, finished sculpture. Secretary of State Henry an entirely new town, including reported in a recent article that Whereupon his teacher — “ a convinced that North Vietnam Kissinger and Le Due Tho, the is giving top priority to a harbor, factories and housing, “stealing state property and giant of a man with a temper North Vietnamese represen­ Roads Being Rebuilt engaging in illegal trade ac- ■ to match” - pointed out the rebuilding its shattered tative, Saigon and the Com­ economy rather than planning Almost total devastation is tivities are prevalent in a error by raging and then munists finally completed their said to extend all the way south number of state organs and cuffing the cowering appren­ any all-out offensive against the prisoner exchange and the tice behind the neck. South within the coming year. to the demilitairized zone. enterprises, cooperatives, and North began handing over to the The railroad from Hanoi urban areas.” “ That’s the way ,we A number of signs give United States the remains of learned,” Morigi says today. weight to this conviction south ends at Vinh. also declared that American prisoners-of-war. To the north, the^ Thay^^^tany” laborers, peasants, And learn he did. There are despite other evidence ^that in Hanoi was said to have aban­ perhaps a dozen sophisti­ N^yen steel works slowly is handicraftsmen and persons in the 15 months since the Paris doned plans for an offensive in cated stone carvers in being restored, as are the coal the building, transport and sup­ America today, half of whom peace accords, the Communists the South in hopes of receiving have been building up a backlog mines on the northeast coast. port sectors had engaged in il­ have been recognized as U.S. economic aid so far denied Electricity production also of men and supplied in violation by Congress. legal business, committing tax “masters” of the craft, and gradually is being restored. evasion and fraud.” one of whom — Roger Morigi of the Paris agreements. Eye-witness descriptions give Roads are being rebuilt but But between war and — is generally considered the First of all, in another month some idea of the devastation ' maestro’s maestro. It’s been the rainy season will be under with rough going for anyone reconstruction, the North Viet­ visited upon North Vietnam by attempting to traverse them. five decades since h e’s way, making any big offensive the U.S. air attacks. namese are keeping their op­ • Among the people there is tions open. Military soruces say knocked a lily off a piece; unlikely at least until October. Vinh, an important com­ said to be a fear of a resump­ the North Vietnamese have even his niistakes now ..are Speeches by Hanoi leaders in munications ’center halfway wondrous aft.,, tion of American bombing. stockpiled enough supplies in recent weeks all have placed between Hanoi and the , Morigi, in his 60s, is the Along with its effort toward the south to maintain military their emphasis on economic demilitarized zone in the south, chief carver for Washington’s reconstruction, the North also operations at a high level for National Cathedral. He .leads recovery, although not ignoring has been completely destroyed eventual reunification. admits to ills usually attributed more than 18 months. a group of seven carvers with the exception of only a few to capitalistic countries. there, plus two lesser work­ MAESTRO’S MAESTRO, even Roger Morigi’s mistakes are art. men who are not as ad­ vanced, and church officials , say the Morigi-Cathedral tie- carvers Iqft when Morigi completion. Morigi is not He once spent more than four Humphrey Health Okay up is fitting. The church, a 65- stops, >10 doubt there will al­ paid royally — $10 an hour — year-old, $20 million gothic years carving 44 angels for ways be^a few around. But but his advice and idio­ the Cathedral entrance — construction which is not yet Morigi is one of the last who syncrasies are courted and finished, is perhaps the finest “one of the most perfect door­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. FABRIC link today withsyesterday. No favored. structure of its kind in the ways in the world” - and he Naval Hospital last Friday for GREEN- longer is stohe; carving “When the big fellows ap­ spent a tedious month apiece Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Minn., an evaluation of the -radiation 2 Americas. Morigi, equally passed from master to ap­ proach Roger,” says a friend, who was treated late last year dated and proud, is one of the on 14 smallish Stations of the treatments he had received. He prentice — “kids today. don’t they do so with reverence Cross plaques that decorate a for a “pinhead” tumor on his THUMB few men in the world skilled want to pay the price,” say,s for a true artist.” was released the following day. enough to meet cathedral New York State Jesuit bladder, Wednesday was given “The senator is feeling just REMNANTS Morigi. Truth to tell, Morigi is not building standards. grounds. a clean bill of healthi fine and .we’re all very Thus with unionization and ' an artist in the sense of being Also, Morigi has the artist’s A spokesman for Humplwey [SEED special! Actually, skill is an inade­ commercialization, not to relieved,” the spokesman .said. imaginative or experimental. sense of detail (“I never touch said results bf\a biopsy tjKen quate description of Morigi’s mention laws which prol^ibU He a tradesman. The ro­ genius. Working with techni- my stone with my hands; it last weekend wctc negative. the cuffing of students, future mantic artist works until he leaves oil”), the artist’s per­ 1/2 PRICE! ques that date to Humphrey went tc^ethesda carvers \yill learn from books falls to the floor from fatigue; sistency (“I say to the stone: ELECTRIC Michelangelo, with tools that and profit not from ex­ th e unrom^ntic Morigi I, have not changed since, ‘Stone, you ain’t gonna whip New st o r e Houfis perience; and the loss will be remembers that even during me. I’m gonna whip you’ ”), GRASS Nefertiti, Morigi*s work is irreversible. the Depression, while work­ Price Going U p v Mon., Tu m ., Wed., Sat. 10 - 6 priceless. and the artist’s complex set of Off ice r Reelected So it is that authorities at ing on a Philadelphia bank personal judgments (“1 have CHICAGO (UPI) - The Thursday & Friday, 10-9 SHEARS It is so,,explains an associ­ the National Cathedral building, “I never fried for a ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Arnold FORSYTHIA ate, “because he is one of the no favorite work; to me newsstand price of Playboy (offically the Cathedral dime of overtime. Came 4:30 nothing is every really good magazine will be raised to $1.25 R. Mickelson, a layman of the last of his kind.” Once the Church of St. Peter and St. and Roger went home to his American Lutheran Church, I YOUR CHOICE world was crammed with enough”). from $1 starting with the July 1■ ■ '3Days Paul) look after Morigi and family.’ Whatever h e’s called, issue. was elected to his second one- ■ UMITOFIOPKGS, stone carvers, in the days his fellow carvers as any 2 FOR ^3®® Just charge ovemlght & batteiy- Yet though he follows the though, artist or artisan, A company spokesman said a year term as president of the when structures were careful other finite treasure. tradesman’s work ethic, and run cordless shears are ready for creations of stone on stone; Morigi is a dinosaur on the 40 per cent rise iq/quality print­ Lutheran Council of the USA “ 3 D A Y S 25% OFF •operation. V Completion of the 301-foot though his job is not to invent earth. A short, stocky, bald, at its eighth annual meeting now there is glass siding, high church is at long last ex­ ing paper cost forced the in­ but to copy the models of ebullient rnan, he is trapped here. Mickelson, 52, is from FABRIC DEPARTMENT(^ST0RES aluminum trim and-her­ pected in the early 1980s, and sculptors, he is, at least in ex­ crease. The December and metically sealed sterilizaMon, in the bog of modernism, Minneapolis. JMANCHESTER 434 Oakland Street (Exit 94 off l-8fi) TREiS AND SHRUBS such are the construction ecution, artistically facile; from which there is no January special holiday issues and Roger Morigi is an en­ standards — many artistic Chipping away in his small will be increased to $1.75 from OVEIL2OO dangered species. “When he escape. Not many contractors touches have been done and and dusty shed, his hands fly­ call for gargoyle carving the pretent $1.50. Playboy has a DWARF APPLE, CLUMP BIRCH, CONTORTED goes,” the associate says, redone repeatedly to pass ing and his feet moving monthly sale of 6.5 million who will we have?” anymore; the gargoyles and WILLOW, DWARF P EA R v* AND MORE muster — that only masters animatedly around his mece, Roger Morigi are of another copies. There wilt be a few stone such as Morigi caq assure he makes it look easy. Easy? age. RHODODEMDROM, UPRICHt Y E W S ... AZALEAS ANDMORE./ X M Americans Religious Community SALI ITEMS NOT IN CLU oio^ IGaLFot 2/4.88 Prepares for Bicentennial Year ’ Gal.Pofc2/7.88 s -i •* BLOOMING ANNUAI5 By DAVID E. ANDERSON make no law respecting an es­ Current Social Issues, and CEMENT WASHINGTON (UPI) - The tablishment of religion’ we tend suggests that artists and American religious community COOPER DRAIN to forget that ‘the free exercise religionists alike see in the 3Days0aIy 44* is rapidly organizing itself to thereof’ produced a remarkable future a flowering of the faith make sure it won’t be left out of dedication to fundamental and art relationship that in the TURNPIKE TV LOVILY SPLASH PAN^IFC ft Vi* the nation’s bicentennial moral principles in the es­ recent past has been tense if hot 2?3 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. MUNCHESIER, NEKl TO STOP S SHOP celebration. tablishment of this country.” downright antagonistic. keeps yeu rolling along HYBRID TEA ROSES BUCKETS SINGLE T M A T O ^ O T i .0 0 Already some' major One Major Consultation Walter Anderson, director of S04B.*T0PIS0IL denominations have put Another program has the music programs fpr the Y Lowest Price Ever on together task forces and com- potential for being one of the National Endowment for the BIG WATERING CAN ‘inlssions with the goal of find- most exciting and far reaching Artst told the consultation that For top dreeeing lawn and enriching ingj^ways in which the religious developments of church reflec­ the past two decadesi had made 100% Solid State 3 Days Use for watering, for Brest I garden. Weed-free. 9 7 ' Umn heritage that has been part of tion on the bicentennial: the clear that “our pluralistic • fa. ^Nalwalght 3 Days Insecticides, liquid fer­ 2 American history for 200 years National Committee for society strains fg(r expression” tilizers. 2-gal. size. I”3 Days can best be expressed during Religious Communities, the and that in this ‘‘lies the from Curtis Mathes America’s “birthday party.” Arts and the American Revolu­ greatest oppMtunity for both Superb grade rose In addition, several tion (RCAAR). the religious communities and • bushes.to give beautiful ecumenical and interfaith Put together by local, the arts.” / blossoms. In several col­ groups have been formed with regional and national members Second American Revolution ors. Charge It. the aim of emphasizing the of the United Church of Christ He said he hoped the religious special role that religion and and the United Presbyterian community would “issue an in­ Patent Roses religious values have played in Church. RCAAR has held one vitation” to artists that would -LIMITED ALL-PURPOSE shaping the nation’s life. major consultation bringing create programs “without prior Special Roses , a -w. HOSE ROSESPRAY (toe of the most prominent of togetlier religionists and artists jud^ent on and restriction of NOZZLE these is FORWARD ’76, a exploring the fragile the artist’s creative instincts” TIME Reg. 1.34 i g f 8 project of the Interchurch relationship between art and ahd with free and continual dis­ SDays I Center in New York. faith. cussion of both the artist’s OFFER! Sdff. An edited version of the con- ' problems and the problems of T.OS 15-or.* con. Tor fungus Prominent Sponsors sultation has been published iq^ the church. In addition, Ander­ "JSSSF and insect control. FORWARD, an acronym for the most recent issue of the son stressed tl^t the church “Freedom of Religion \Vill Ad­ UCC magazine, Journal^of must come up with the means HARDY vance Real Democracy,” has to get programs started. ' more than 100 prominent POTTED 4 0 -L B * B M religious, education and Mic h ig a n PEAT P A T in T O N E S business leaders among its 6ERANIUMS sponsors. , $ | 1 7 y. Among the sponsors are 3 .8 8 .4 0 Jb. l$ ” IIE](AaONx2” Archbishop Joseph L. Bemadin 3.88.25 lb. Soil conditioners for Idsai for your lawn or veg­ of Cincinnati; Rabbi Irwin M. lawns, and gardens,, etable garden.^ 1 0 4 con­ Blank, president of,(lie 6.88.50 lb. Synagogue Council of America; This is the centration. Rev. W. Sterling Cary, presi­ season for dent of the National Council of S O t y s I k ^ 18” llOIIIIDx2” Churches; Mrs. Martin Luther BLACK. Beautiful flowering King Jr., widow of the slain and budding gera­ civil rights leader; CARPENTER ANTS niums In 4)4'" pots anthropologist Margaret Mead, 2 In addition to being Choose from a var­ Mrs. Norman Vincent Peale, iety of colors. and W. Clement Stone, n'resi- unsightly and unsanitary. dent of Religious Heritage of Black Ants excavate 100% America. / extensive galleries in wood Solid State U "xlg”ii2-SI)UIIRE to serve as nesting places Dr. R. H. Edwin Espy, 1 9 |* dlaional recently retired general 3nd may cause extensive S d Color damage to your home! secretary of tljelVational Coun­ Portable fO-8-4 cil of (Jiurches and chairman of WITH qUALIFIEDTM DI MIRACLE-GRO* the FORWARD project, said without trad* add S20. Kmart 1.3 4 , the project would aim at PRMIIIACID« FERTILIZER recovering the “basic religious­ Kmart ly inspired moral value ASK ABOUT m CO RU lM systems” of America and tee%soui$nn attempt to restate them in con­ PRE4HIX CONCREIE OUR MoegiJuiKciiNra all-purpose fertilizer o r UME LAWN FOOD vincing ways. for a Preventive Mninteliance program plant food. MORTAR SAND In announcing the project. EXCLUSIVE YEAR \ j Fast acting lawn fertilizer greens Espy said: “Religious beliefs in GUARANTR I grass fast. Excellent for shrubs, trees, Fast acting water soluble fertilizer OPENV ' greens lawns fast. 22 lbs. feeds 40 LB. BAG REG. 1.29 hi 6 7 ' I gardens,'vegetables. 40 lbs. feeds the dignity of man and his i) • MANCHEftTEIt .24oz.~2.24 The perfect waylo alkalize or WED., SOOOsq.ft. ' 5000 sq. f t . . ' Godgiven rights of self- 5lb.~4.49 ' zwe^n yobr lawn or vegetable 3 Days determination and freedom 649-9240 THURS.. gardea. ’ were basic to the thinking of those who forged a new nation vtnplke FM. in America. BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. TEl.EVI.SION P APPI.IANCES TIU 1 ^ “In our agreement and con­ The Oldest & Largest in Conn. NEXT TO STOP & SHOP 4 MANCHESTER WAYERBURY CROMWELL SOUYHINGYON viction that ‘Congress shall 9 NOW 239 Spencer St. 881 Wolcott St. 45 Shunpike Rd. 410 Queen St. (Route 10) CONVENIENT LOCATIONS (Silver Lone) f Opposite Naugatuck Moll At Intersection of Rt. 72 and 9 Near 1-8,4, Exit 32

1 T / PAGE TWENTY-SIX — MANCHESTEP EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 2, 1974 iVeiv Trash Pickup Bids MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ., 2. p . n . Saving Town $80,000 Weiss Reports Tuesday Skulls Estimated Tq Be 50 Years Old OXFORD (UPI) - “The best I .can say now is ^ “They were carri^ up or y SOL R. COHEN bage and trash. The subcom­ Investigators trying to unravel they were buried between 1900 same person buried both of On Main Ste Takeover the mystery of two human walked up and dispos disposed of at them.” and 1950,” he said. town officials are in a quan- mittee, in addition, the top of that hill,” he said. “It skulls found in a sandpit area But, Laughlin said, more in­ Statistically, he said, in­ Iry over how to resolve tie bids , recommended a one-year is not very common for two experiment for once-a-week By SOL R. COHEN proposal at its May 14 meeting, believe they belonged to two formation is needed before they vestigators should start looking for picking up Manchester’s item for the local cost share.' Commission and appointing a people to die at the same time. curbside pickup of newspaper. COUPON An up-to-date report on the when it is expected to^indicate men who may have died 50 can be identified. It may be at missing persons lists from . garbage, refuse and, possibly, replacement for the unexpired years ago. The situation suggests that the about 1925. In January, Sanitary Refuse status of town takeover of the its position. ... Designating Assistant possible to trace them through newspaper, it certainly has to Town Manager Charles term to November 1974. had bid $1,539,000 for a four- onie-mile strip of Downtown If the indication is that it A University of Connecticut lists of missing persons, he be call^ “a happy quandry.” McCarthy the acting manager The board will consider also year contract for twice-a-week Main St. will be given the favors “buying back” the one- professor who was called In on said. By rejecting nids submitted during the temporary absence filling two vadancies on the pickup of garbage and trash,, SALE Manchester Board of Directors mile strip, it will be required to the case said the skulls found While the skulls show no ap­ in J^uary in favor of new ones Manchester Redevelopment schedule a public hearing on an or disability of the town last week were of two men who parent signs of injury, he 'said, in April, the town appears to and $1,579,000 if twice-a-week ’Tuesday, when it meets at 8 Agency and one on the Human appropriation. Should a public manager. During the period died about 1925. it is interesting that two in­ have saved about $80,000. pickup of newsapers were p.m, in Keeney St. School Relations Commission. added. 1 YEAR REPLACEMENT GUARANTEE ^.auditorium. hearing be scheduled, it would when the town was without an Authorities believe the two dividuals were buried together January prices were sub­ ... Approving*'the Suspense be for June 4. ’The position it assistant manager. Director of men were killed at the site or in the same place. mitted by two bidders—Trash- ’Trash-Away, in January, had OH ALL SMALL APPLIANCES x ^ e report will be by Town Tax Collection List. will take May 14 will fulfill the Public Works Jay Giles was their bodies were carried to the The first skull was found at Away, holder of the Manchester bid $1,693,498 for the first alter­ Manager Robert Weiss, who ... Authorizing the town deadline (also May 14) given acting manager. edge of the sandpit and buried. the base of a 75-foot high sand­ \ contract since July 1971; and native and $1,788,498 for the se­ met' witt State Department of treasurer to withdraw a sum cond. the town by DOT officials. Reclassifying the chief of Dr. William S. Laughlin of the pit slope April 23 and the second Sanitary Refuse, holder of the Transpo^ation officials on, not to exceed 50 per cent of the The tie bids in April by April 19. Hehad been instructed Another report to be police from Wage Group 24, Department of Biobehavioral was found by state police at the contract prior to then. Step 3 ($17,640 annually) to Cemete^ Trust Fund from the Sanitary Refuse and Trash- by the board^tp negotiate the presented the directors is from Sciences, said one skull was tojLof the slide the next day, Bids were subm itted in Grade 25, Step 1 '($19,350 an­ Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. Away for a four-year contract transfer (the street now is '-the government study (Blue that of a white male in his late authorities said. January (and repeated in April) nually). and to designate the ^United 30s and the other was of a white were $1,460,000 for twice-a- maintained and c)»itrolled by Ribbon) committee, appointed for a variety of alternatives, ... Approving the transfer of Bank and Trust Co. a s‘the in­ male in his 50s. week pickup of garbage and the state) under the b^pt terms last August \to study with Trash-Away the apparent funds held by the Conservation vestment agency for the fund. trash, and $1,500,000 if twice-a- he could get. \ Manchester’s existing form of low bidder for a one-year Commission to the General ... Approving transfers week pickup of newspaper were Weiss was told by DO^xpf- goveriiment and the various cotract and Sanitary Refuse the Fund (custody of the town totaling $62,465 from 10 ac­ added. ficials the town could take over forms of government available apparent low bidder for a four- treasurer) and establishing counts to 9 others. In both instances, the April control if it paid the state its to it. year contract. conditions for their disburse­ Under publib hearings, the prices are' $79,000 below. pie report recommends the ALBASI GREENHOUSES In March, simultaneous rock-bottom cost for installing ment. board will hear testimony per­ Sanitary Refuse’s January low a new traffic-control system on present council-manager form happenings Emphasized the im­ ... Approving an expenditure taining to proposed sanitary prices. In Trash-Away’s case, of government be retained, the portance of the new bids opened Main St. last fall. 'The figure of $83,000 under the town’s In­ sewers in Ke*ney St., Garden Special This Week! they are $233,500 and $288,500 quoted by the state was $25,000 same conclusion reached by the in April. Town Manager Robert dustrial Guidelines, for the 50 Grove Rd. arjd Erie St.; to a below its January prices. to $30,000. 1972-73 Charter Revision Com­ BE SURE>teBLISS hat been serving the Home Ovrner Weiss announced he was reject­ per cent cost share of a Sewage proposed ordiiiance for selling a ing the January bids because An alternate bid added to the ^ V ’ITie state gave the town a mission. 0.27-acre of tcrim-owned land at for 92 YEARS. For a complete FREE INSPECTION of Othqr items the board will Pump Station and 1,400-foot of questions raised concerning April specs was for a four-year May 14 deadline. If the town Adams St. an(| Tolland ’Tpke. to Sweet Spanish your home by a Termite Control Expert, tupervited contract for twice-a-week Guitar Club Entertains find on its May 7 agenda, but extension of Progess Dr., both violation of bid specs by one of accepts the terms. Main St., in Green Manor’s Industrial the state; and’to 7 proposed ad­ by the finest technical staff, phone our nearest pickup of garbage pnd refuse not to be acted upon until its ONION PLANTS Ideal office: the bidders. And the Board of Guests at Crestfield Convalescent Home are being enter- visoT. The young people organized the group' th ^ s e lv e s from the Center to Hartford Park. ditional appropriations for 1973- t U o plus once-a-week pickup of Mdy 14 mating, are: T R A Y Directors accepted the report ta in ^ by the Guitar Club from Tiling Junior High School last September. This is one of several volunteer programs Rd., will revert to town control. ® ... Accepting that portion of 74. newspaper. Sanitary Refuse bid ... Cpnsidering the Board of TAX INCLUDED of its subcommittee, backing a led by Ralph Maccarone, standing at right, the group’s ad- in which the club participates. (Herald photo by Dunn) If the town rejects the terms, Thayer Rd. lying within the And just to make certain it $1,480,000 for that alternate and Education’s agreement with its four-year contract for twice-a- the state will go ahead with its subdivision known as Dart­ has a full ei^ning of business, 649-9240 Trash-Away $1,500,000. educational administrators. week curbside pickup of gar- plans to convert 30 angle­ mouth Heights Extension, near the board will convene at 7 p.m. 2 Director of Public Works Jay What is being asked of the parking stalls to parallel Richard Martin School. (in the Miihicipal Building Giles says once-a-week pickup directors is that they don’t dis­ Police Attribute parking. 'Those plans are what ... Accepting the resignation Hearing Room) to adopt BLI^S TERMITE CONTROL CORF. of newspaper could be con­ ^Manchester Hospital Notes approve the agreement. X OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. - 7 P.M. Killian Qualifies spurred downtown merchants of Wilbert Garrison as an alter­ budgets and i tax rates for Jne fusing. Homeowners getting ... Authorizing the superinten­ VILLA LOUISA RD. (OH Birch ML Rd.) DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 For Primary to press for town control of the nate on the Planning and Zoning 1974-75 fiscal year. twice-a-week pickup of garabge Discharged Wednesday: one-mile strip. ’The state con­ dent of schools to apply for a BOLTON • TELEPHONE 649-0164 ____ The_Oldest & Largest in Conn. HARTFORD (UPI) - At­ ‘Zebra/Killings Wethersfield; Norman LaRose, and refuse could easily place Agnes Sabourin, Stafford 55 Birch St. trols and maintains all of Main state grant for 50 per cent of the torney General Robert K. newspapers at the curb the cost of improvements planned Springs; Elsie Levasseur, East Also, Michael Carter, 137 St. and S. Main St. They are a Killian has received enough for the basement and second wrong day and the newspapers To\Terrorist Cult Hartford; Frances Keune, 42 School St.; Henry Hudson, portion of Rt. 83. support to qualify for a primary floor of the Board of Education could be destroyed as trash, in­ Harriett Dr., Vernon; Bertha Wheelock Rd., Vernon. Tuesday night, the board will May 23 in Hartford to improve stead of being saved for SAN FRANGISCO (yPI) - J. C. Simon, 29, Larry Green, building at 45 N. School St. ’The Seven young\blac’k men Clark, London Rd., Hebron; receive the manager’s report his chances for the Democratic recycling, he said. Giles said he 22, Dwight Stallings, 28, EdgaK Amanda Michaud, 212 McKee and will permit taxpayers and estimated cost of the im­ arrested in predawn raids as D. Burton, 22, Manuel Moore, gubernatorial nomination. will explain the confusing St.; Elizabeth Troy, 73 Harlan electors to comment about it. provements is about $60,000. the suspected VZebVa” killers 28, and Clarence Jamerson, 27. The primary will pit possibility to the Board of St.; Pamela Fries, 49 Wells St.; The board itself will discuss the ’The school budget has a $30,000 are believed to ^be the Police cracked the case after delegates who favor Killian Directors. Young Yoo, 115 Candlewood Escape Reported ringleaders of a terrorist cult an informer held a secret against delegates who fvor As for breaking the tie - Dr., South Windsor. SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (UPI) called the “Death Angels;” in­ meeting with the mayor the Reipeppep. Ella T. Grasso, D- town officials could toss a coin, Also, Cynthia Cote, 4 Sam — San Quentin Prison’s vestigators said today. past weekend. Investigators Conn., for the nomination. Win­ which appears unlikely^ or they Green Rd., Coventry; Lynda firehouse haSj reported an es­ ning delegates will represent can take performance into con­ Mayor Joseph L. Abioto said said the informer was the “Zebra” killers were Cary, 67 Donnel Rd., Rockville; cape but the fugitive is definite­ OfaatBst « /s u ,_ . Hartford at the party nomina­ sideration. “ influenced” by a $30,000 Patricia Dunnack, Rt. 6, An­ ly not armed or dangerous. to tho definitely linked with the reward which had been offered tion convention in the summer. In the latter instance, Trash- dover; Carol Hill, 142 Croft The San Quentin News said a Sargent ReqiiMts ^««o/f /. from of slayings of 12 whites in San after the random attacks began The Hartford Courant Away, the current contractor, Dr.; John Brown, Amston; Francisco since November and on the streets of the city. 14-inch-long turtle, dhe of many •Peak fo^'pr!coa^'*°^^^i‘ reported today that Killian has could have the edge. Erik Johnson, 35 Woodstock might be responsible for at ‘ “the pattern of killing is by firehouse Mts, apparently got AEC Be Revamned obtained more than the needed Giles said Trash-Away has Dr.; Rene Williams, Williman- the “jailhpuse blues” and flof least five more deaths. And he randofn street shooting or h a p p ^ /• WeeaL 1,847 petition signatures to received fewer complaints con-n tic; Lillian; McCarthy, decided to hit the road. qualify for the primary. Hart­ cerning its collection of gar-’ told reporters the group might haeking to death with machete, AMHERST, Mass. (UPI) ^ group he will file legislation have been involved in a total of «// about. '• '*^^^Spra!i% ford will send 70 delegq^tes to bage and trash than any other cleaver or knife,” Alioto said. Massachusetts Gov. Francis W. give the state’s new Power^ the convention. contractor in recent years. He 73 “murderous assaults” in “Decapitation and other forms Sargent Wednesday called upon Plant Siting Commission California since 1970. said calls have been received in of mayhem brjng special credit Congress to enact legislation authority to approve plans for M The seven suspects, including the Municipal Building backing from the organization for the YOU WILL reorganizing the U.S. Atomic three new nuclear plants that THE WOMDERWORLD OE LEISURE onetime San Francisco State Energy (Commission (AEC) and Trash-Away for a new four- killers. Hitchhikers are a par­ have been proposed for College football star Thomas giving states the power to share year contract. Some of the ticular prey.” Massachusetts. They’re All the Same Manney, 31, wergj arrested with the federal government all callers even said they don’t Of the 73 “ murderous The legislation will make the GETS IN GEAR WITH SAVINGS! SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Wednesday. Police, said an decisions involving nuclear care if Trash-Away’s bid is a assaults” mentioned by Alioto new siting commission start Fireman Paul Lancy has eighth suspect, Leroy Doctor, there was no exact figure on power plants. operating in July instead of flunked the vegetable test. few dolldr? higher than others, ON JUNE 11th he said. 35, was currently in state prison how many proved fatal. IF YOU JOIN SMOKENDERS In a speech delievered to a December and give it authority I Sent out from the Powell serving a term for assaulting a meeting of the New England The decisioh\on awarding the Attorney General Evelle J. SMOKEHDEM IS THE STOP SMOKIIM COURSE HUT HAS MikOE EX-SMOKBS over plants proposed for Mon­ Street Engine Company to buy utility company employe. contract is Wei^’. He said he Younger of California said OUT OF 25,000 m n i IN FIVE TEAM. AND IT CiUniirOIK FM YOU TOa tUT Coalition on Nuclear Pollution tague and Plymouth. ’The com­ Zucchini for dinner, Lancy Alioto called the sect “a kind DOITT EXPECT any OF THOSE ICAIE TACTICS OR WIU PimEA STUFF. FMO at th e University o(, will be guided by advice from there was no evidence that mission was established returned with a bag of of reverse Ku Klux Klan” and.. OUT AU ASOUT US AT ONE OF OUS FBU INTSODUCTORT CLASSES. COME Massachusetts, Sargent also Giles and suggestions from the definitely tied all the attacks SMOKIIM AS USUAL through a bill enacted last year. cucumbers. was dedicated “to the murder announced he will appoint a directors, although they aren’t together. The governor said strong “They look the same to me,’’ and mutilation of whites and required. LOCATION FRQ OPUMTORY SESSNM seven-member state commis­ arguments have been presented he said. dissident blacks.” He said the sion to examine proposals In support of and in opposition Tillerman Doug Robbins said, Whatever his decision, the WklHER^PIELD “Death Angels” membership Town House Motor Hotel M onday relating to nuclear fuel to nuclear power. ’The issues in­ “He won’t do any vegetable town already has saved about might extend outside California transportation and sabotage. $80,000 because the new bids 1730 Berlin Turnpike May 6 8:00 p.m. X volved remain unresolved, the shopping for us anymore.’’ and police suspect the leader ’The commission, which will were sought. - X. governor said, and as a result SA VE 4.95 our reg. 46.95 was in a midwestern city. HARTFORD consist of scientists and law en­ Annual Dinned W ednesday “this nation continues to drift Alioto declined to pinpoint the PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - G. Fox & C om pany' forcement officials, will be toward greater and greater BOVS’ 20” HI-RISER / May 8 1:00 p.m. X' city. The Philadelphia 960 Main'Street named within two weeks, ac­ reliance on nuclear power.” WITH COASTER BRAHE DELUXE Tough and rugged dragster haa Police investigators are cer­ Procrastinators. Club held its NEW BRITAIN cording to John Drew, “It is time to end this drift,” tain “ the ringleaders who yellow fenders with rally stripes, 1973 annual dinner Wednesday First Congr’egatiopal W ednesday, Sargent’s legislative energy ad­ Sargent added. ‘It is time to dependable coaster brake and perpetrated the wave of terror visor. Senate Votes Down and awarded a free C hurch May 8 8:00 p.m. CAN OPENER bring the debate out into the banana style saddle. Fully assembled. Min 12 in San Francisco are behind membership to a University of 830 Corbin Avenue Shrgent, saying “we must in­ open, to examine coolly and bars,” the mayor said. Pennsylvania student. sure that no new plant is built clearly what is involved' in'., Control Restoration Members of the cult “literal­ EAST HARTFORD unless it meets rigorous The student, Barry Myer, T hursday nuclear power and to fully ly earn their promotions upon Temple Beth Tefil'ah economic, environmental and returned a book he found in an May 9 8:00 p.m. assess the pros and pons of this WASHINGTON (UPI) - A^er defeating standby con- presentation of proof of .the abandoned house to the 465 Oak Street safety tests,” told the nuclear vital issue. . number, and nature of the Under pressure from both tptl authority, 57-31, Philadelphia free library last AN the above meetin|t are open to the pebie business and labor, the Senate Wednesday, the Senate voted murders committed,” Alioto week. has soundly defeat^ a move to 44-41 to extend monitoring and said. The book had been taken out re-establish President Nixon’s enforcement authority. The bill The other six men taken into of another library branch in SM apcOrsinElRS ® You don’t havo to bo rich to c h a rg e wage-price controL'authority, to which this amendment is at­ custody were identified only as 1905. Fvr frtw WtnithM «bMl iwhn h i«Mr iiMS, o l w wHc SHOKDnt, 313 M Trai Ir, NNIitMt, Cnr. 203-7234501 h Mm. 413-007-7222 make a big splash this SAVE S.n our rag. 49.99 which expired TuesdayX, x tached is scheduled for a vote S A V E 15.99 / A final vote will com E^n^ next Wednesday, meaning that sum m erl our rog. 94.99 BO V S’ 2 0 ” H U FFY week, however, on a milde|- the action on the milder e fu irga H HI-RISE SPEEDSTER proposal to extend administra­ measure could be reversed. wild Summer model features tion power to monitor the Cost of Living Council Direc- front caliper hand brake, plus economy and enforce industry tor.John Dunlop said it was not STAIC£R 27"ME/V'S ro-SPEED GERMAN RACER coaster brake,. Slung-out han­ commitments to hold down clear .whether the government The super racer packed with Iro features fo/top-notch balance, stability and speed! dlebars. In white and blazing __ RADIAL 500 orange. Comes fully assembled. prices made under the old could now enforce industry They come on fast with frami-mounted shift lever, simplex derallleur, caliper hand Min 12 wage-price control law. price commitments, but he brakes and rugged gumwall tiris. Fully assembled, they sport the raciest colors. Mitj 36. warned corporations in 17 key industries to honor their com­ WHITEWALL BLEMS TBC ApprovesAppi mitments to hold prices at The Steel Radial 500 can give specific levels. The voluntary you up to 30 extra miles from Bennetet Plans Pi approach was made in return every tankful of gas you buy. \ SPREE! WINS THE UCE RACE Approval of the renovations for early exemption from the This gas savings is bas^d on a car with old stabilization program, 20-galion fuel capacity and currently ON FAMOUS NAME j-S P E E D S ! plans for Bennet JunLjg^igh averaging 15 miles per gallon. Naturally, School was finally rea^M by Dunlop sent telegrams to your savings will depend on how much SAVE 8.99 our reg. 64.99 the Town Building C oi^ittee more than 200 company stop and start driving ydu.do. % at midnight Wednesday. It was executives saying,. B O V S’ 2 0 ” H U FFY CDCC Pamphlet on Steel 3-SPEED HI-RISER one of the toughest jobs ever to “We...expect that your com­ 1 rn C E Radial 500 gas- J face the committee, according pany will fully comply with the , saving story. B RAIN CHECK POLICY Red Hot dragster with 3-speed terms of that commitment.” Come in for yours soon. OFF Every item in thil od it ovoiloble of Ihe price thown, eicept for Itemi marked . irt • full-ilied.'tl-foot tailboM with 55 aquar* la ri ol aalfand a roomy, alt- gearing and twist-grip shifter. to Paul Phillips, chairman. 20 ene*ef*a«kind. If for tome reaton the item it net ovaijdble, pleatt notify our Dual caliper hand brakes, •Ifll’twslght vsaael made of unwracKable, un- The committee, with Richard There were some early signs general office, 686*5293. chrome plated rims. Red Pepper 2 •inKAbIg Corllto.* A mattrlAl that*• even toughar than flbarglaM.. Qlva Mankey representipg Mankey that major industries would PRIGEOFSAMETIREIFUNBLEMISHED your family a Sunflower for aummer. Ifa easy to buy. to aall. Ew v to fenders and yellow trim. Associates, architects, waded begin a round of price increases AWARD WINNING “GUARDIAN SERVICE’ tovt. In fact you can tie H on top of your car * m ^ ' a Assembled. Min is through 102 pages of plans and a following, the end of controls A 40,000 Mile Tire from FIrestonel and take it anywhere. And make a big splaah N n l O i i t f t three-inch-thick book of midnight Tuesday. A cross- i' / whwm^ryougo. ' SO AO O O specifications, and examined section of industries hiked Plastic Coated every minute detail, said prices Wednesday on such Phillips. items as steel, copper, light GOLF BALLS PLAYING CARDS \ We’re Your Headquarters for The delay in approving the bulbs and vitamins. ★ SAILBOATS...... •99.95 up Liberal Senate Democrats 06-10-001-5 plans has l^en bwause of the 'k CANOES, FIberglas, Aluminum, 13 ft. intensive investigation who pushqd for new wage-price •Plastic coated necessary by the mechanical control authority warned that \ u p the country was in for a new •Linen engineers into the aged physical • finish ★ STARCBAFT f is h in g b o a t 12 to 21 ft SAVE 17.91 SAVE 17.99 conditions of the five old round of heavy inflation unless ^ b y Ar JOHNSOrOUTBOARD MOTORS NERV I MEN’S 27” buildings in the Bennet com­ the administration had the M a c G re g o r YOUR CHOICE TO MENS plex, said Phillips. power to hold down un­ •High • Attractively ★ USED BOAT^atld MOTORS SLEEH W-SPEED RACEt 27" lO^SPEED RACER warranted price increases. . compression, packageged MANCHESTER Featuring .rugged lug bo Has 10-speed derallleur sys­ He coihmended the com­ •Virtually I' INancIwstM' PailUHle — Next to Buttarflohro “There’ll be more harsh facts frame, simplex derallleu tem, stem-mounted shift mittee members for the "fan­ cutprool. ( per deck ' 64S-8 8 3 7 ^ day after day,” said Sen. • Extra- “WESERVICEtYKATWESELL!" frame-mounted shift leveij tastic job” they did in studying LIMIT 1 DECK 06-OB-008-1 Limit one pkg. of 52 levers, Maes bend hapdle- Hubert H. Humphrey,, D-Minn. permanent I Packago of 3 center-pull hand brake and evaluating the plans. cover paint Limit 1 packaga Additional Additional *2.98 bars, dual center-pull cbliper 'file plans will be submitted Republicans argued (Additional balla (1 ea.) 49 0 per deck EAST HARTFORD gumwall tires. Assembly hand brakes, racing saddle. successfully, however, that Silvor Lmo Plan Min. 36 72our reg. 89.99 for formal approval by the Assembled. Min. 20 Board of Education at a special even the existence of standby B69*0440 board iheeting Monday night. authority would lead to price in­ 333 MAIN ST. The plans will be out'for bid creases because industries J MANCHESTER ENFIELD EQUIPMENT CO. would ..hike prices as much as ' * A M A SiaurtNHi MaH — Haxam Avo. May 8 and will be called in by 38MAIN$TltEEt Til. 643-7958 MMICHESTER June 4r, Phillips said. possible in anticipation of possi­ BROWN’S TiRE SHOP 74 0 4 3 0 4 ble-new controls. Hw iri DAILY; 7 im to 5 pm; Thurt. 7 im to 9 pm; Sit. 7 u n to 4 pm 381 Broad St., Manchester • Putnam Bridge Plaza, E. Hartford

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PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 2. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENINGjlgRALDtjjanch^^ Conn.^’Thurs., May 2. 1974- PAGE TWENTY-NINE Tolland ^ Tolland High School Honor Roll Tax Collection DR LAWRENCE E. LAMB LAST LAST VIVIAN KENNESON- roll a student must have an "A” Barbara Krugllk Sandra Henry Sherri Durgin Correspondent in all rnajor subjects or “B” or Ann LaPoint Second Honors Cynthia Stockel . k Ricky JedrzIewskI Jeffrey Emge Yvonne Leblond Laurie Volsdal Carole Kerkin Dorothy Eroa Roy Nierendorf, Tolland High better in one major Subject and Sharon Adams Wendy Wanchak When cold fingers DAYS Brenda Llchtenwalner Linda James Lynda Eaten At 97.2 Pet Cent Karen Bunco Charlene West DAYS School principal, has announced an "A” in all other subjects. Mary McLaughlin ' Cheryl Mattesen Debra Glann Kathy Bush Kathy Zimmerman the Honor' Roll for the third To be placed on the second Susan Peacock Steve Cabaniss Robirt Morey Pam Hastings become Serious EMERGENCY VIVIAN KENNESON Lynn Ramonda Sheryl Clough Sophomores ' Tony Ouellette Andy Herman Rd.; Santini Homes Inc., to semester. honor roll a student must have a Linda Sevcik Joyce CzarneckI Leslie Piazza Pam Hills Correspondent Deborah Sllvinsky First Honors . Cindy Roberts Kathy Hoke By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Ralph C. and Doris L. Young, To be place on the first honor “B” or better in all major sub-' Margaret Spring Warren Diana tissue or gangrene because of 8754704 jects. Anno Farney LIta Ulblnsky Donna Howard DEAR DR. LAMB - Will Alfred Dr.; Gateway Homes Seniors * Kevin White Kim Fox Craig Girard Keith Wohllebe Kim Hunt permanent blockage of cir­ . Earl H. Beebe Jr., tax collec­ Karen Karuzis Cindy Ingrahaih you please write something culation to the tips of the Inc. to Paul W. and Ann r. Ray, First Honors S^ond Honors Juniors Ellen Gray tor, has announced that collec­ Pilgrim Dr.; Michael and Carol . Roy Qurnon Carol MacArthur Freshmen Barry Johnson about the condition where the fingers. Lisa Alderuccio Karen Bahler First Honors Sandra Henry Joyce Martin Brenda Jonas blood circulation to one’s tions for taxes on the Oct. 1, G. Moore to Crawford M. and Carla D'Antonlo HeldL^Iss KIm-Marle Oldender First Honors Dave Kopsick One of the treatments for Hans Damman Heidi Horsman Lori Reed fingers is constricted. My such problems is sympathec­ . 1972 Grand List totaled $2,194,- Beth E. Kus, Grandview Dr.; Amber Farney David Burnham Carla Doran Sharon Ingraham Bernadette Czuchra Kimberly Krechko r a Clough Betty Janelle Adele Sllhavy Lynne Lamberton fingers seem to be severely tomy, involving the neck re­ 036.56 as of April 27. This Peter F. and Jean A. Fisher to Diane Qsell Melissa Dudek Nancy Tofft Joanne Dowd Debbie Hurley Gall Creagan Mary QugllottI Mary Jo Jendrucek Maura Gray Mark Lamelln affected by cold and turn gion. I am sorry to say that represents 97.2 per cent of total Robert F. and May Lou C. Michael Jesanis ^Lee Dresle Brenda Hunt Carla KareskI Debbie Magnuson Nancy Qebhardt Second Honors Jeff Muller Dennis McLaughlin whitb for a short time after usually the benefits of such taxes due for the fiscal year en­ Seaver, Laurel Ridge, Dr.; Cynthls Lanz Linda Kinney Timothy North Margie Titus being exposed to cold. Mark McMahon Brent Qottlar Shawn Lampron Shellle Ouellette John O'Brien surgery do not last long, RELOCADON SAU ding June 30, 1974. Fenway Investment Corpora­ Lisa James Nancy Bartlett Second Honors Jeanne Rodman Sharon Owen Deborah Owen Diana Palumbo Laura Beaulieu Recently one of my fingers perhaps only six months or The total amount due before Lori Seward / Kevin Kalagher Sue Phlllipp Nancy Parker Matthew Sespanlak tion to William A. and Janine Joy Kassett Terri Beck. David Alderuccio Greg Sposito became very numb and cold two years. Medicines to assessors’ corrections and ad­ Robyn Smith • / Sue Prose Patricia Roberts Ann Bock Douglas AmEnde Tor a couple of weeks. After Brunelle Raab, Willie Circle. Regina Stefanlak / Geoffrey King Julie Sespanlak Janis Romanick Linda Slavik ' dilate the arteries or prevent ditions was $2,266,173.78. Donna Kinney Ellen Rosenfleld Bonnie Dearstyne Ann BleleckI Michael ToppI about two weeks it became Quitclaim deeds were filed Pat Wells ' / Carrie Smith Ann GugllottI Tammy Candito arterial spasm are also com­ CONSUMER SALES CLEARANCE CENTER Kathleen Krawlec Laurie Sanders Dennis Tracey Back taxes due the town as of Rosemarie FIretto / William Trousdell Wade Hereld TamI Carter extremely sore and blood monly used. Some medicines for Meridith Edward Malchow Nancy Wooding Don Smith Cheryl Wohllebe June 30, 1973 for the year 1965 to Esther J. Malchow, Carol Roberta Dumont seemed to appear under the work better than others. through 1972 totaled ^2,023.52. Dr.; Savings Bank of skin. The soreness is now Reserpine often decreases gone, but my finger is dis­ ALL MERCHANDISE MUST GDI FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE As of April 27 collections Manchester to Norman S. the attacks. HARTFORD ROAD totaled $25,928.72 or 45 per cent. colored on the end. My doctor There are certain living Hohenthal Co., Inc., Gehring gave the condition a name, PRICES WILL NEVER BE AS LOWAGAINIII Beebe said, “ Demands for habits that influence the Rd. which I now forget, and- is problem. Cold is the main STORE payments plus current collec­ VFW Officer^/ giving me a circulatory precipitating factor. It’s just tions will reduce both current Roland Lavalee has recently medication. (Priscoline). He smart, then, never to get cold. and delinquent taxes due the been selected commander of explains there was actually a That means don’t get the ONLY! CHOOSE FROM FAMOUS RRANDS town before the fiscal year VFW Post 241. Other officers blood clot in the finger and if hands cold — wear gloves at closing of June 30, 1974. elected are; Norman Blais, the condition does not clear, all times, don’t touch any­ Beebe reminds residents who senior vice commander; Calvin or ifj I have another occur­ thing cold, including a cold ZENITH • TAPPAN • RCA • G-E • HOOVER • MAmC CHEF became 65 before Jan. 1 and Vivian, junior vice com­ rence, there is an operation steering wheel, and keep the earn less than $6,000 per year to (a type of sympathectomy) body warm. General body mander; Robert Bilodeau, which is the best solution. coldness can precipitate an • WESTINGHOUSE • HOTPOINT • MAYTAG apply for property tax relief to quartermaster; Arthur Assessor Walter Lawrence. DEAR READER - You attack. Keep warm at night Perrone, chaplin; Charles are describing Raynaud’s • FRIGIDAIRE • MOTOROLA • KITCHENAlD • EUREKA “Homeowners have until June and consider wearing gloves Hlrth, surgeon; Ernest White, disease. Typically on cold ex­ to bed. 15 to apply, and tenants have judge advocate; Wayne Scott, posure the hands or fingers of Don’t smoke, tobacco ag­ SONY • WHIRLPOOL • PHILCO • CALORIC • ADMIRAL until Dec. 31. The tax relief three-year trustee; George both hands, turn white and gravates the problem. allowed by Public Act 74-55 Barden, two-year trustee; may be painful. Later as the I note you live in a cold cli­ • PANASONIC • SYLVANIA provides five-year residents Joseph DesLauries, one-year attack wears off they may mate. You may want to con­ 'with savings of $50 to $400 trustee. turn red or leave red spots. sider living in a warmer cli­ depending upon income.” Auxiliary officers elected The circulation through the mate where exposure to cold arteries to the hands shuts Beebe said residents now are: Margaret Vivian, presi­ is easier to control. Regard­ receiving tax relief under an off. Without blood the color less of the climate you NORGE dent; Barbara Blais, junior goes outef the fingers. choose, be sure to keep the REFRIGERATORS 5 ,0 0 0 BTU 19” ZENITH FAMOUS BRAND older law may choose between vice president; Rita Bilodeau, UHF/VHF staying with that tax relief plan There are several theories body, the hands, and the feet AIR CONDITIONER COMPACT senior vice president; Louise about why the circulation to warm at all times, day and PORTARLE HURRY! or changing to the new one. The Dombek, treasurer; Helen the. fingers is shut off. The ar­ night. I would recommend FREEZERS WASHER assessor will dikuss the advan­ Martin, chaplain; Dorothy teries may contract to the wearing warm socks to bed to tages of both plans with any TIME IS Miller, conductress; Patricia M int that very little blood keep your feet warm. You I2 C U .F T . * 8 8 * 3 0 8 *98 resident. Flanders, guard; Jean Sands, flows through them, or be­ can also have this problem WHIRLPOOL Warranty Deeds cause of chemical factors the involving the feet, ears and secretary; Louis LeBlond, one- REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Peter M. and Doris J. year trustee. red blood cells may clump to­ nose. With good living pat­ FEDDERS MAGNAVOX FAMOUS BRAND RUNNIN6 0UT! gether as small clots blocking 1 2 ,0 0 0 BTU Schimek to Terrence W. and Officers will be installed on terns you can often do a lot to *18 ” UHF-VHF AUTOMATIC Thif Is your , _big chance______s a v e o n Gail S. Berineto, Old Stafford the flow of blood. After the control the problem. \o June 2. attack the arteries overdilate 1 8 8 AIR CONDITIONER PORTARLE ELECTRIC DRYER Tolcvislonsr Stereos,1, Refrigerators,R i* ■ Washers, causing the reddening. This Send your questions to Dr. is a rebound response to Lamb, in care ol this newspaper, WESTINGHOUSE Dryers, Radios, Small Appliances, Floor Sample, catch up on need for blood to P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, 21 CU FT FROST FRn * 1 5 0 *238 *78 DIscontInuad Models, One Only, Some Pro-Owned, the hands. New York, NY. 10019. For a copy SIDE RY SIDE South Windsor of Dr. Lamb's booklet on low blood Some Domes, Etc. All merchandise carries Con­ As the problem persists, in GIBSON HOOVER time small clots do form in sugar, send 50 cents to the same Refrig/Freezer 2 9 ” ZENITH sumer Sales Guarantee...Ro early for best selec- address and ask for "Blood 10,000 BTU WASHER-DRYER the tips of the finger and, CONSOLE tlonl Hurryl QuanUUes Are Limited. when severe, cause the type Sugar" booklet. AIR CONDITIONER COMBINATIOI^ of problem you describe. The * 3 9 8 natural result is the loss of (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Library Adds 4-15-74 (TAPE NO 251 PHILCO *1S8 * 4 8 8 *98 16 Cu. FI. FROST FREE MAGNAVOX 25“ STEREO AUDIO OTHERS Iron) ^ 7 8 NORGE Guide to Resorts REFRIG/FREEZER SOLID STATE 2TP*PERATURE CONSOLE *238 ELECTBIC DRYER RCA AM-FM JUDY KUEHNEL burg on a bun or bread, tartar PHONO CONSOLE STEREO PHONO Correspondent sauce, catsup, mustard, relish, •' Obscenity Standards BLACK &WHITE * 4 9 8 644-1364 potato chips, cole salw, or sal^l *98 plate, jello with topping, calre Pose Problem 5 tu . ft. TELEVISION with chocolate sauce, milk. The South Windsor Public REFRIGERATOR ^ iVionvfH oncno H U 7 T M Library has added the Official Of Geographic Area 1 FAMOUS BRAND MIITAMIMTtll Hotel and Resort Guide to its 100% Solid Stole FAMOUS BRAND GENERAL ELEanC travel information collection. ^ 6 8 WASHER AM /FM CONSOLE AM-FM CASSEHE PORTABLE UNDER THE COUmrER By ROBERT LAMBERT adult should see what he STEREOPHONO RECORDER This guide is a continually up­ HARTFORD, Conn. (U P I)- wants,” Pudlin said. 17Cu. Ft. 2-Ooor see DISHWASHER *2 2 8 dated directory of hotels and Whffli Circuit Court Judge Fran­ Co Along FROST FREE resorts. Listings in the new ser­ cis Quinn instructed the jury to “And I think.juries are going vice includes such vital infor­ determine whether the film to go along with that thesis REFRIGERATOR *169’ * wll*fi optleael kt ADMIRAL mation as class and type of es­ “Deep Throat” was obscene, he more and more as time goes 12 ” DELUXE UHF/VHF tablishment, name, address told the panel to consider the on,” Pudlin Said. WHIRLPOOL AM-FM B-TRACK telephone and cable informa­ P0RTA8LE TV Under-The-Counter RANGES Radios moral standards of the state as When the U.S. Supreme Court «258 STEREO tion, as well as detailed discrip- a whole, not just their own Tape Recorders, Etc. tion of the location, accom­ handed down its new obscenity 14 CU. FT. DISHWASHER HARVEST ^ neighbors. $ J L O modations, recreation and ruling last June, it incorporated AUTOMATIC DEFROST *68 GENERAL ELECTRIC At Giveaway Prices! ’Die defense attorney said a new element in determining sport facilities. applying a neighborhood stan­ FRIGIDAIRE 30” AUTOMATIC what is obscene — whether the z e n it h 1 2 8 dard of morality would result in rhaterial runs counter to con­ REFRIGERATOR ELECTRIC RANGE Other travel and recreational a state of “cultural anarchy” in temporary community stan­ D a rt 19“ UHF-VHF FAMOUS RRAND information available at the Connecticut. dards. Copper PORTABLE FRONT LOADING • PORTABLE library include such material as FLOOR CARE PRODUCTS ’The jury of four men and two But the high court did not 1 7 8 DISHWASHER / a two-page pamphlet on boating women deliberated 55 minutes define what constitutes a com­ WHIRLPOOL on the Connecticut River, MMOUS and found that the movie was munity. Wolf said a recent 17 CU FT DELUXE *99 BRAND places to go with children in obscene. A civil injunction Federal Circuit Court decision FROST FREE 1 3 8 VACUUM CLEANERS and around Connecticut, the against showing the film at the DEIUXE RAKE held that the community stan­ MAGNAVOX Hoover - Eureka - Regina - Lewyt current American Automobile Refrig/Freezer Rockville Cinema in Vernon dard would be that covered by ‘ 19 ” UHF-VHF WHIRLPOOL DELUXE wHh cIm Ii & tim er /. Association Camping and was Issued and the print of the the jurisdiction of the court. . TRASH MASHER At Glve-A-Way Prices! Trailering Guides for the U.S., film was destroyed. PORTABLE ‘"rhe Federal District Court and The Whole World Handbook *268 COMPACTOR *158 ’The standard Judge Quinn in­ held when the Supreme Court which tells about travel-study- structed the jury to use—the en­ meant community, it meant the *99 $ work programs abroad. tire state-may become a HOTPOINT 1 6 8 MAGIC CHEF community of the forum in 12 C U F T C O M P A a ELECTRIC IS" picture diagonal matter of law under a measure which the court sits,” Wolf HUMIDIFIERS VENT HOODS The library receives travel SYLVANIA Model TP5505LW awaiting Gov. Thomas J. said. “In this state that would FREEZER FAMOUS BRAND RANGE periodicals such as Camping MeskiU’s signature. •2 2 ” UHF-VHF CONVERTIBLE - PORTABLE and Trailering Guide and be the Circuit .Court district.” Priced to Go from * 1 8 “ Priced fo .G o Irom * 1 5 ® * Hie attorney representing the ’The question of whether con­ WALNUT / $ Travel Magazine. MOTOROLA >198 DISHWASHER 1 2 8 S / operators of the Rockville senting adults should be able to WlYHfilNSEtHOLD Cinema was Alvin Pudlin, view what they wish is irrele- School Lunches WESTINGHOUSE whose handling of an obscenity vent under the current law. *128 6 .E .3 0 ” The following lunches will be Q u a s a r case in Massachusetts led the 18 CU. FT. Wolf said. *168 wHh decli. Timer STORE HOURS served in the South Windsor state’s Supreme Court to strike FREEZER PHILCD S” AC-DC PORTABLE “There is no right under the AUTOMATIC OVEN schools during the >reek of May down its entire law. law for consenting adults,” he ALL CHANNEL WASHERS Open Nights ’til 9 p.m. 6 to May 10. “To regard the state as the Solid Stole Portoble COLOR TV community was the only said. ‘;The jury has to enforce Open Saturday ’til 6 p.m. the law as it is.” * 2 3 8 *168 Monday: Elementary and Value Priced rational, reasonable thing the DRYERS Secondary; Chef’s Day. legislature could have done,” / Pudlin, who lives in New Bri­ WESTINGHOUSE 18 Hi. KELVINATOR \ Tuesday: Elementary; i SOTASS tain, said. AUTOMATIC - DELUXE 30 ” DELUXE SELF CLEAN Spaghetti or shells with meat New Trial Cart ‘Cultural Anarchy’ COLOR WASHER ELECTRIC RANGE sauce, salad, Italian bread and Included “If you didn’t have the state butter, cookie, milk. Secon­ as the community, and you dary; Veal permesan with Request CONDITIONERS TELEVISION INSTANT C p T UP TO 500.00 allowed the 169 towns and cities 1 9 8 *228 tomato sauce, spaghetti, salad, to do their own, you would have Just bring In your credit cradonflals or oilier bread and butter or salad plate. r e m o t e Planned WESTINGHOUSE accapted crodit canto wilii you. a situation of. cultural FAMOUS BRAND ’ WHIRLPOOL Dessert choice of jello, cake w c o n t r o l anarchy,” he said. 10,000 BTU with icing, and milk. ^ *29 ” UHF-VHF 2-SPEED - AUTOMATIC s p e c ia l But Guy Wolfe, Circuit Court EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - WINDOW OR SHELF prosecutor from Windsor who is The attorney for a movie AIR CONDITIONER CONSOLE 18 lb. WASHER T.eosroji-r, Wednesday: Elementary; theater bann^ recently from -FAMOUS BRAND Frank on a bun with relish, cat­ Satellite Remote Control makes handling the state’s obscenity channel and volume changes . cases; says the state may be too showing the movie "Deep BUILT Hi sup, mustard, tater tots, pickle easy and fast.* If you don’t like Throat” says he plans to ask for *338 * 2 0 8 chips, orange juice, pudding what you’re watching, press a broad a “community.” 1 7 8 OVENS - COOKTOPS Circuit Court jurors are a retrial on the question of the OENERAL ELECTRIC DROP INS w .rtw m _ with topping, milk. Secondary; button and quickly see what’s FRIGIDAIRE on other VHP channels from drawn only from the towns in film’s obscenity. 18” SUPER CAPACITY PRICED FROM Bologna, salami, cheese, sub A jury of four men and six 8 ,0 0 0 BTU FAMOUS BRAND with lettuce, and tomato, or your easy chair. Turn set on the district, not the state as a AUTO. PREM PRESS — 'Trnn.r/ and off, change VHP channels, whole, he said. wbmen found the film obscene WINDOW AIR COND. PORTARLE franlt on a bun, catsup, adjust volume. ^April 18 after viewing it in DRYER •78 X wI-BG tA5T.» mustard, relish, tater tuts, “If you wanted a jury that Enjoy Quasar Portabla was familiaf’’ with the com­ court. The film had been seized KtiNIVST.iXII pickle chips, orange juice, by police at a Rockville theater. *148 cookies, milk. Color TV’s graatsit pictura munity standard, it would seem * 2 3 8 1 S 8 .\ parformanca avar with ’ to be limited to a standard of However, says Alvin Pudlin, ’Thursday: Emementary and Our Improvad ^ the area where the jury is one of the female jurors said Secondary; Pizza, salad, ice Pletura Parformanca * drawn from—that would be the she was unable to view the en­ 445 HARTFORD cream cup, milk. ’The secon­ Circuit Court district,” he said. tire film whereas the law dary schools will also serve In Pudlin’s view, however, requires that obscenity be NEAR McKEE Italian bread and butter and a the application of the broad judged on the entire work. choice of a salad plate. WALNUT community standard won’t “There is a question as to Friday: Elementary; Fish " n ^ e it easier or more difficult what she saw and what she CONSUMER SALES MANCHESTER filet or clams on a bun or bread to' get a conviction. didn’t,” Pudlin said. with catsup, tartar sauce, TV “I think juries are more and ’The attorney said his motion FORMERLY french fries, cole slaw, cake 1 Walnut St, Mandiastar more prone to acquit—not for a new trial will be argued with chocolate sauce, milk. 649-4248 because of the statute but May 14, along with a motion to . Momm ^ Secondary; Fish filet or ham- have the jury verdict set aside. O U R M t a CENnR because of the standards of the community that a consenting PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., May 2.1974 - . Tolland \ UAC Gets Savenergy Citation 1 School Budget Cuts Discussed, IW R O Y United Aii'craft Corp. has tion; conduct an energy audit sequent savings of 23 million k W O R L D bwn awarded the Sevenergy reviewing all forms o{ energy miles of travels nd 768,000 By CHARLES S. TAYLOR secretaries busy for days, ac­ half of the two million persons Citation by the federal govern­ used in their operations; set worth of gasoline. / L. ATLANTA (UPI) - A jiew cording to Basmajian. A form ment for conserving energy. in this country who have tough, measurable energy con­ prescription drug now on the letter was prepared to handle spasticity, or muscle spasms Harry J. Gray, chairman and By PRESTON-MCGRAW the queries, which came from But Board Unable/to Make Them servation goals and meet those ^ market offers relief for an es­ resulting from stoke, multiple president of UAC, received the DALLAS (UPI) - Scien­ as far away as Greece. / goals; and carry the energ/ timated two million sufferersof sclerosis, damage to the central award recently from Secretary tists will dive in a two-man The drug, according- to VIVIAN KENNESON cut suggestions prepared by the ($9,000); eliminate art Ellen Sorracchi favored conservation message to such diseases as stroke and nervous system or from the Andrew Winans, Hicks prin­ of Commerce .Frederick B. employes, suppliers, UConn Student submarine in about six weeks multiple sclerosis. Basmajian, will help more than Correspondent administrative staff, but program, Hicks ($8,000). elimination of the entire vocal cipal, noted the part-time Dent, ■ . in an effort to substantiate several other diseases that A four-hour exercise in futili­ rescinded all motions mdking customers, and the community Dropping Out The drug is not a cure for affect the muscles and nerves. C h ^es Mayor presented an music program in favor of health teacher would be im­ “United Aircrkt Corp.’s research indicating that ty was held by the Board of tentative cuts when they could at large asking them to join this these ailments. But it does act alternate list of considerations “academic things,” while Carol plementing the policy adopted significant achievements in To Travel much of the oil and tar found Education last night. An abrupt not reach a cut total to equal nationwide effort. on spasticity - the intensive, to^cut if the selectmen’s budget Duncan said, “If you take away by the board a few years ago. energy savings came atout as a on the beaches, surface and motion to adjourn was made at that recommended by the United Aircraft’s energy­ purposeless and often painful is uphled — also discussed — this kind of expression you are Found Income result of. top reyej,, flirar of the Gulf of Mexico 11:30, after the board was un­ selectmen. saving program was reflected STORRS (UPI) - Sidney L. contractions of muscles that /which was similar to the ad­ making a dreadful mistake.” manajgement’s commitmeni' of and the Caribbean comes able to accept further cuts from The administrative staff cu^^ Mrs. Soccacchi moved to in first-quarter results achieved Wheaton is 79 y6ars old and often results from these dis­ ministrative proposal. Some Three teachers would be let go engineering and research skillh from natural seepage. what it maintains is already a charge an additional $10 per by its largest division, Pratt & wants to do some travelling, so eases and from injuries to the CAMP SHOW recommendations, prepared items in Mayer’s proposal, such by this elimination. Student in seeking solutions,’’ the So far, the finger is always too-tight education budget after the town manager An­ student for driver’s education, Whitney Aircraft. The he’s dropping out of school, spinal cord. SATURDAY, MAY 4 -ID A.M. < I p M as elimination of Middle School representative Carol Webber which would lower the student secretary said, “and pointed at tankers or spills request of $3,135 million. nounced his proposed $193,441 girls basketball, were noted there were 1973 graduates division’s conservation goal Wheaton, a retired Air Force It is known generically as SUNDAY. MAY 5-12 Noon "■ activity account by $1,500, and demonstrates that initiatives was to use no more than 11,100,- from offshore dll operations dantrolene sodium (trade name The education budget, part of cut, taken from priority groups challenged as possibly being who are now music majors. Colonel, has been taking Dave Hopewell, business which industries can take are 000 gallons of Wei oil in the first as the villains. Fears of beach Dantrium). Since it was first the over-all 1974-75 town budget are: joint gifted Digram, illegal. Resident Thomas Morgan courses at the University of manager, said $3,000 could be not only in their own interests, quarter. Actual usage totaled pollution are holding up ex­ synthesized by Eaton of $4,115,628, to be voted on at Parker and Hick/ Schools Mayer said he prepared the questioned the board of what Connecticut’s College of saved by reducing the proposed but in the nation’s interest as ploration off the Atlantic Laboratories 10 years ago it has Tuesday’s Town Meeting, is $2,- ($9,047): health teacher, Hicks recommendations because he 8.900.000 gallons. A savings of Agriculture and Natural I FREE ADMISSlDNl I measuring agent i& used for computer program. well. ^ 987,259. This figure was derived ($4,250): duplicating equipment 1,990,0()0 gallons of jet fuel and Resources. coast, where drillys might undergone extensive testing in doubted that a .majority of level of education. Dean said “I congratulate United Air­ at after the town manager cut rental, Middle/($2,000): home A suggestion by one board 28.188.000 kilowatt-hours of find billions of barrels of ll medical research centers In townspeople would back the that the $3,135 million budget craft for its comprehensive ap­ the education budget by $193,- ec intructiondl aide, Middle original education budget of member to use the $30,000 electricity also was ac­ He began attending the school badly needed petroleum. this country and Canada. * TOLLAND AGRICULTURAL CENTER represents $46,000 less than this , projected for special education proach to this problem, which back in 1916, when it was known Dr. William E. Sweet Jr., Flood of Letters (TAC Buildind) 441, and the Board of Selectmen ($2,400): / o r k experience 135 million, but admitted that complished during the period. year for supplies and textbooks, tuition increases was protested includes the application of new as the Storrs Agricultural 49, of Texas A&M Univer­ Last January it was approved restored $45,700. teacher. High ($10,547): in­ the selectmen’s cuts would In another area, the corpora­ ROUTE 30, VERNON, CONN. and that some of the cuts by Hopewell. “ It would be techniques and a substantial College, but dropp^ out until for general use by the Food and The school board unanimous­ dustrial/arts program, High' force the quality of education to tion reported that employe car sity’s Oceanography depart­ recommended would budgetarily derelict not to use of capital and management 1972. Drug Administration (FDA). ly adopted a resolution that the ($10,1W): two English elective, be minin^ized. He sees rejec­ pools at P&WA’s Connecticut J ment, is in charge of the ^ SEE! necessitate larger class sizes provide for special ed in­ resources.” plants had grown to 2,400. A Publicity resulting from the standard of education will not HigM$300): systemwide field tion of the budget as an easy ac­ Wheaton, however,/says he research. He has been in­ and reduction of present staff, creases.’’ he said. Special To qualify for the award, FDA’s action brought • Camping in Action be maintained next year unless trips ()$l,lcio): and a teacher complishment, but forecasts spokesmen estimated that the will enroll at UConn again this vestigating the origin of oil with larger school population. education tuition and transpor­ companies must organize their thousands of inquiries pouring it receives the budget as for emotionally disturbed that once it is done, people car pools had removed 4,800 fall after his travelling is com­ and tar in the Gulf for the Carolyn Kolwica, speaking tation, a state mandated resources for energy conserva­ into the office of Dr. John • Camping Equipment Dispiays presented to the town manager. children, Middle ($11,547). The would deyide into two cars from the road, with a sub­ pleted. past three years, mostly with for retention of the proposed program, jumped from $25,000 Basmajian, director of the Jeff Nichols, president of the ■ ' total cuts in the first cut list is coalitions: Those who think the gifted program in the elemen­ underw’ater television teachers’ Education Associa­ $51,358. in 1972-73 to $70,000 this year. cameras and bottom sam­ Emory University Regional •Traiiers, Tents, Accessories budget is too low and those who tary schools, noted it is not only Dr. Kenneth MacKenzib, tion, read a statement of The second group would bring plings. Rehabilitation Research and think it is too high. “It’s a risk for intellectual children, but superintendent of schools, • Free Campground Literature teachers’ views on recent total cuts to $97,682 as follows: “We know from studies that Training Center here and a of having the budget reduced low IQ kids, and those with reinterated a past statement, budget events and requested allday kindergarten, Parker none of the tar we are picking •/ principal iresearcher on the further,'* he ?aid. special gifts. “The school system in Tolland effects of the drug. j. • NDS! See Smokey tlw Bear the board take a united stand. ($11,637: instructional aide, Anthony Tantillo Jr., feelS the up in the Gulf comes from the • The home economic instruc­ has no frills and in some places / The flood of telephone calls "Nichols said “the TEA" will use Hicks ($2,400): math/science. risk is worth it. “There will be oil rigs,”" Sweet said in a • Patches the Ciown tional aide, proposed for cutting hasn’t yet reached basics. In FREE SAFETY CHECK Call it Spring Fever and letters from person^ suf­ any resources av ai^ le to see teacher. Middle ($9,047): math telephone interview. “You substandard education with the at the Middle School, was my fifth year in this system, / ' 4 that no teacher iS/put out of a get tar on your feet on Padre fering from d iseases‘4f a teacher. High )$9,000): library cut budget, if cut further it is placed in the education budget every year the board is faced Fun For The Whole Family job’’ (because^ the proposed aid. Middle ($3,393); standar­ Island (off the South Texas It sure can be hard motivating'yourself when warm and person was severely stricken when Herald photographer spastic nature and from only a matter of the degree,” he in lieu of a home economic with huge budget cuts.” physicians wanting to know budget cuts). dized testing, systemwide said. coast) and point at rigs in the mild weather starts arrivihg.^^is case of “spring fever” Reginald Pinto made the picture at a Spencer St. parking Sponsored by the RAFCA Chapter No. 7 / teacher, as originally Residents supplying input to more about the drug kept two Robert D^an, Board of ($1,800): and an English Former selectmen Stuart requested, and the library aide Gulf. probably wasn’t terminal, bpt it appeared the unidentified _of_North^merican Famiiy Campers Association Education chairman, said, that teacher. High ($9,047). the meeting charge the board Danforth told the board his is an existing position, as is the with having a negative attitude. Blames Seepage the final

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Help Wanted H»lp Wantwr 13 13 Homes For Sale Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale ADVERTISING ADVERTISING NOW! NOW! NOW! We have HAPPY ADS WANTED RELIABLE woman 23 Homoa For Sale immediate openings in our auto to assist in care of elderly man. COVEN’TRY - Private 5-room House Approves Open Nights preferred, ^ o n e 643- Offered by the ANDOVER - nine rooms, four □ MISC. SERVICES RATES DEADLINE parts' distribution center. No Portsf Street ^ Ranch on over 1 1/2 acres. level split under construction. 12:00 noon the day before experience necessary. Will '■^Excellent 7-room Colonial,^^ Roaring brook, 3 bedrooms, Beautiful home on 2 1/2 a ^ s . ‘‘WE FIND THE HOUSE 1 d a y ...... 9t word per day publication. train. We need reliable per­ walk-out basement. Owner Services Ottered 31 3 days . — 8 t word per day WANTED - Clubhouse Nielp [^screened in porch and® financing available with low Buy now, and complete your YOU MAKEr THE HOME’ 6 days ...... 7t word per day. Deadline lor Saturday and sonnel to work in our PMLBIIICX self. Call Mike Murray 528-2697 Warehouse. Starts at $2.60 an Evenings, Monday through l^breezeway, 2-car garage, dou-i^ down payment. Mid 30’s. danlal f, raal* RAALTOR 26 days...... 6t word per day Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday.. ^jble amesite driveway, or Wade - Gately^altors, 289- SHARPENING Service — Lobbying Legislation IS VyORD MINIMUM hour with automatic increases, r*" ^ Nfiw clubhouse Lessenger Company, 'Realtors, 9479. / Saws,' knives, axes, shears, facilities. Inquire at Tallwood Happy A d s ...... $1.75 Inch 5-day week, excellent benefits ^fireplaces, hot water oil heat,:S 646-8713, 423-9291. skates,' rotary blades. Quick PLEASE READ including group insurance, Club, Route 85, iljjplastered walls, com-ii:: Ap;v service. Capitol Equipment MANCHESTER - Ow.ner CROMWl^L - Two-bedroom HARTFORD (UPI) - byists. lobbyists, but with individual TDUR AD savings plan, pension and auto igbinatlons, near schoq). In;?: LARGE L-^haped custom Condoimhium, Cromwell Hills. Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. Legislation to bring lobbying at Freshman representatives Under the bill intoxicated parts at cost. Apply at ^jexcellent condition^? transferred, six room Cape, Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday legislatures,’’, said Rep. Classified ads are taken over jOMPUTOR Operator, second fireplace, attached garage, I^nch. 14x20’ kitchen,‘ first- 1 l/2^baths, all appliances, the state capital out in the open supported the badge provision, persons, instead of being sub­ the phone as a convenience. American Parts System, 130 ■ /A ^throughout. City utilities.:? c^peting, ceiling to floor 7:30-9, Saturday, \7 :30-4. 643- Thomas J. Kablik, R-. Darlin Street, East Hartford or shift, desire experienced person price reduced for fast sale. floor family room, 13x19’, iUDu. ' has received initial legislative saying they have a difficult jected to criminal prosecution, The Herald Is responsible for SjCpper 40’s. Priced below$i grapes. $28,900. 1-344-3815. Wethersfield. only one incorrect Insertion and phone Mr. Reivik, 289-79()6. able to accept responsibility, Immediate occupancy. Low with fireplace. Formal dining approval. time recognizing lobbyists. ’The lobbying bill, sent to the would be treated and knowlege of 360-20 disc helpful. ^replacement cost - won’t las^^ 30s. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. room, two full ceramic baths, then only to the size of the ijJong at this price! BOLTON - Mini estate, nicely / e WEAVING burns, holes. The state House, by a 90-35 Rep. Jopeph M. Pugliese, Jr.- Senate for action, would: rehabilitated at any medical original insertion. Errors which MACHINIST - First class, . . . Semaont AppW at 140 Rye Street, South 2-car garage. Lot 110x200’ Zippers, umbrellas repaired. vote, Wednesday approved a facility. do not lessen the value of the Windsor. restored, pre-Revolutionary Plainville, one of the -^-Reqilire lobbyists to file in experienced. Set up and work may have (aatyoa |CHARLESLESPERAMC^ MANCHESTER - Owner has War Colonial, nine rooms, two Window shades,’ Venetian measure which would require proponents of the measure, said writing with the secretary of The bill would create a state advertisement will not be cor­ from blueprints, dver $5 per moved! Vacant six room home ONE-Acre Cape, 7 rooms, eat- blinds. Keys. TV for rent. rected by an additional inser­ ohappyad| SALESWOMAN -7 P.M - Mid- ^Realtor (M 9-762^ ifl kitchen, living room has baths, 4 fireplaces, on eight persons working for the defeat the bill would result in the - the state, pridr to engaging in alcohol council and an advisory tion.' . ' hour. Paid medical, life in­ with 2-car garage, convenient acres with large barn and Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221., -nieht! 7 P.M. - Midnight! 7 location. Unbelievably priced beamed ceiling with floor to or passage of any bill, to “recognition and accoun­ lobbying, the following; his council which would develop a surance, vacation. 50 hour work heated workshop. Reduced to register with the secretary of week. Spencer Machine Corp., P.M. - Midnight! Four evenings under $25,000. Immediate oc­ ceiling field stone fireplace. MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. tability” of legislative lob­ name and address^ .person or comprehensive plan for the, W a Week. No ex p erien ce $57,900. Holcombe Realtors, the state. byists. 757 Goodwin Street, East Hart- MANCHESTER - Clean 5 1/2 cupancy. Belfiore Agency, 647- Four bedrooms, 15x24’ family 644-2447. Removal, pruning, lot clearing, group employing him; compen­ prevention, treatment and Halp Waniad 13 ford, 528-9315. necessary. Apply Mister Donut, 1413. , The measure was amended to reduction of alcohol problems room home on beautiful treed room, 2-car garage. $34,900 spraying.Fully insured. Vella said the proposal would sation for his work; nature and Happy Birthday/ 255 West Middle Turnpike, acre lot. ^ull basement, new Licensed. Free estimates. drop a provision which would “insure that lobbyists do not in­ in the state. Manchester. MANCHESTER - Sale by Beautiful and Private subject of lobbying. Fee 'for □ N O TIC E S BUS BOYS, part-time employ­ I KAREN / bath, one-car garage. EIGHT ROOMS, centrally 7% ASSUMABLE-Six-room owner, 5-5, two family, Phone 633-5345, have required lobbyists to wear terfere with the normal work of filing is $10. Lobbyists would Rep. James F. Bingham, R- TYPIST ment, evenings and weekends. — ^ located, new gas furnace. Thl^-room raised Ranch-style house sits on one wooded ****•••••••••••••••••••••••• Immediate occupancy. Only Ranch, country kitchen. redecorated inside and out, acre In a very private area. The spacious living room has a badges at the state capitol, un­ the legislature.” also be required to submit their Sta^ford, chairman of the Call Paul Fiano, 646-5200. % You’re not getting better RESPONSIBLE parents need $28,9(X). Call today. Keith Real Owner asking $31,900. Call 643- Raised Hearth fireplaced CUSTOM MADE Draperies, Lost and Found y i (Jood opportunity for qualified 6655. fireplace, separate furnaces, ^ hreplace and wall-to-wall carpeting Into the dining room der penalty of suspension from Opponents of the measure photographs. legislative Judiciary Com­ You’re getting older reliable competant, occasional Estate, 646--4126, 649-1922. living room, wall-to-wall very reasonable, work person to work in a small sitter for well behaved lO year excellent location. $39,900. No and down the hallway. One of the three bedrooms is also ^lobbying activity for a 30 - day. argued the lobbyists were not a — Require any person mittee, said the measure would ARTS AND drafts carpeting, beautiful rec room, agMts, principals only. 643- guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- period. FOUND - Mixed breed dog, department' within our demonstrators needed. Part- old boy. 643-6697. REDUCED. Here^s a 7-room NEW LISTING - Sparkling 6- carpeted. The well-planned kitchen has wall-to-wall problem, and on the contrary do retaining a lobbyist to file with consider alcoholism “ not a black, white and tan male. Call garage, well treed and Rep. Rosario T. Vella, R- serve a purpose because they crime but a sickness.” organization. Must be an ac­ time or full-time. No collecting Raised Ranch You must see. room aluminum sided Cape, carpeting. One bathroom, two-car garage and another the secretary of the state his Dog Warden, 646-4595. curate typist with good office or delivering. Call 872-8663,875- p IL L , CHRIS, PAULA,^ Sparkling epuntry kitchen, with large 200’ deep lot. landscaped acre lot. $35,900. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Enfield, who introduced the possess a wealth of background name and address; name, ad­ Proponents expressed sym­ SOUTH WINDSOR - Five year tremendous feature of this house Is that all of the curtain^ skills. 9722, 633-9023, 872-2780. g PETE, ROSEMARIE fireplaced/living room, 4 Garage. Three bedrooms and Trees cut, trimmed or topped, and. drapes remain. The full 'basement has a fireplaced amendment, said the use of information on pieces of dress and nature of his ^pup, pathy for alcohol - dependent FOUND - Mongrel puppy, RN’s - LPN’s formal dining room. Quiet GEORGIAN COLONIAL - old Cape over 1900 square feet (Company offers good wages You’re Snuglyll bedrooms/Lovely game room. living area, 2-car salt box gar­ stumps removed, fully insured. family room with \6(all-to-wall carpeting and a tidy laundry jbadges would be tantamount to legislation. association or corporation; persons, and described them as black, white and tan male. (5all WAITERS and Waitresses, for Neighborhood. $34,900. Keith (Renter chimney Colonial, 2 and working conditions, con­ Thanks g (All Shifts Over ^ 0 acresav;iC9 treedllCkfU IdilU.land. r» T t-i z ^ ------’ * **^'-*»-»* age with loft. Fireplaced living Got a tree problem? Well worth area. This house Is beautiful and should not be passed up the branding or labeling ol lob­ “The problem is not with the name and address of the lob­ “people who can’t \cope with Dog Warden, 646-455^. evenings and weekends. Exce;ifnt closet space and Real°-al Estate, - 646-4126,...... 649-1922.— fireplaces, modern kitc^n a phone call. 742-8252. ' venient free parking and an Mom and Dad | xcellent closet sp room, beamed ceiling family f you are looking for an imrhaculate, well-planned house byist he is hiring. life.” \ Experience required. Call 646- moj4. Only $39,900. (5all today, with built-ins, large formi; Peraonala 2 excellent free benefit NURSES’ AIDES room, 1 1/2 baths, 16x32 pool. In a very private area.\ —Require the secretary of the The state Mental 'Health 5200. I^ith Real Estate, 649-1922, MANCHESTER - $28,900 - Two- dining room, front-to-bacl^ $49,500. 644-2835. TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving Department would have a program. Apply: (All Shuts) ,846-4126. bedroom Ranch, 2-car garage, large appliances, cleaning state to prepare a directory of VITAMIN E 40(j i.u. $3.50 per It’s such a wonderful '^ull and part-time positions newly decorated, excellent living room, large front foyer, LIST YOUR HOUSG IN... Wo merits Lib Boosts lobbyists, direct hand in designating, set­ den, screened porch, 4 VERNON - You couldn’t ask for cellars and attics,.lalso some bottle 100s, three bottles $10. feeling to be available. Many benefits,' GLASTONBURY - 1600 location. Hutchins Agency, 649- tree work done. 644-1775. —Require lobbyists and per­ ting up and maintaining alcohol Delivered to you, send check or FIRST NATHNUL STORES MG. 5324. 6 bedrooms, 2V2 baths, garage, more, truly a gorgeous Ranch. treatment programs in the Part A Dakland Avenues AVON remembered...By Youl hosp^lization, medical ahd Manchester Road, 5-room Three bedrooms, built-ins, Cosmetics Industry sons employing them to furnish money order to Health Vitamin life insurance. Liberal/sick Ranch with garage, full base­ large lot. High on a hill in one LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, „ REALE’S CORNER state. Co., 2759 Ellington Road, South East HarUord SAYS... Thanks ever so much'S wall-to-wall carpeting, the secretary of the state, with time, tibUday and ^j^ation ment, attic, city water.. Wax- TOLLAND - Owner non- of Manchester’s finest cellars and attics cleaned, 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 Other bills approved by the Windsor, Conn. 06074. Call 644- An Equal Opportunity DWIGHT and HELEN g developement, three-bedroom neighborhoods. manicured lot. Just too much NAUGATUCK (UPI)- The woman who is working in the information on contributions policy. Wk are one of the free kitchen-dining floor. Three home for one person. A must lawns mowed, small tree work. House and sent to the Senate 1775. Employer FEATHER YOUR NEST with Ranch/Fireplaced living room, Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. increase in liberated, working office is likely to doll herself up made to legislators or any largest health,care centers in bedrooms, fireplaced living see. Only $32,900. Keys would: extra money you earn selling Come To room,, treed 3/4 acre lot. July rec room, sliders lead to large Painting-Papering 32 BootIng-SIdIng-CtjImney M women has been a boon to the a little bit more than if she member of the legislative staff. America. D r o ^ and see us. SJANCHESTER — 5 family Realtors, 528-9081. —Provides penalties from — Set up a commission to quality Avon products in your 15th occupancy, $35,900. Prin­ sun deck and pool. 200’ fron­ plus 5-car garage. Business ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ cosmetics industry. were working by herself at =MPLE BETH tage; Wooded acre. $39,500. 872- HORACE Tejti^ult — Siding, $2M to $1,000 or one year in study and make recommen­ □ FINANCIAL ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE neighborhood. Call Contact ^ K ^ i k , RN cipals only. 633-2151. zoned. Excellent income MANCHESTER - Three eling, rec rooms, offices, PAPER HANGING and ceiling That was the opinion home.” clerk needed for small lOLOM’S 9682. household repairs, yard work. painting. Neat work. roofing, stom windows, aw­ prison, or both, for violations of dations on the educational and 269-4922' R ^ D O producer. Central location bedroom Ranch, family room, nings. Quality workmanship, Wednesday of Christopher H. Buckley said more corporate informational uses of cable pleasurable office. Posting 300KSALE COVENTRY - LOVELY Cape, laundry room, large screened- Phone 649-4594. Reasonable rates. Phone the lobbying law. Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea 8 Sunday, 1 to 3 p.m. CMVALESCENTCOltEU $69,900. free estimates. Fully insured. Buckley, president and chief giants such as Colgate and telecommunications. machine experience is nicely located 6-room family in porch, two fireplaces, 1 1/2 Leonard Spiegelberg 643-9112. In other action, the House un­ preferable. Contact Mr. 400 East Middle Tpke. 333 Bidwell Street CIRCA 1730 — A ntique TWO HANDY men want varie­ 872-9187/649-3417. > 3^cutive of Risdon Manufac­ General Foods have entered the —Provide tax relief for MORTGAGES, loans first se­ home. Full dry basement. Big baths, attached garage, fully animously passed a measure to Messier, Meadows Convales­ AUTO BODY Repairman: long ______Manchsster. / Manchester, Conn. yard with pool for kids. Minutes (Colonial, recently restored. 7 ty of jobs, raking rolling, J.P. LEWIS & Son custom turing Co., a maker of cosmetic cosmetic industry, making for a mobile homeowners and cond, third. All kinds. Realty OPEN HOUSE carpeted, many built-ins. R(MFINGif— Specializing cases. bright business outlook this decriminalize the alcohol- statewide, credit rating un­ cent Center, 333 Bidwell Street, established, well equipped gar­ 647-9194 to Route 1-84. $80,500. Louis Saturday and Sunday fireplaces, summer kitchen, Buckley School area. Asking liming, fertilizing, mowing decorating, interior and renters of real property. Manchester, 647-9196. lawns, attics, cellars cleaned. exterior, paper hanging. Fully Jairing roofs, new roofs, “There is a massive, depar­ year. dependent person. necessary. Reasonable. (Con­ age has opening for SUSAN MARIE Dimock, Realty, 649-9823. new baths, new kitchen, 2-car low 40s. Call 646-8367 after 6 ------—1.______experienced body man. Good MAY 4 and 5 Reasonable rates, 643-5305. insured. 649-9658. utter work, chimneys, cleaned ture of the woman from the He said the cosmetic con­ fidential, quick arrangements. DWIGHT DENNIS III 12 Noon • 4:30 P.M. garage. High 50’s. p.m. ind repaired. 30 years Alvin Lundy Agency. 51^7-7971. MAN for lawn and parking lot pay. Permaneht job for quality FUEL OIL salesman, salary BOLTON /- Value galore, kitchen to careers,” he told an tainer division of his business maintenance. Must have w orker. F/inge benefits. JOHN EDWARD luxuriously spacious nine-room Columbia - Pine Street. A few PDQ PRINTERS - Post Road COLLEGE Graduate student experience. Free estimates. has jumped from producing 39 100 Constitution Plazat Hart­ open for man experienced in CAPE ^ 8 rooms in beautiful ANDOVER - Five-room Ranch Howley, 643-5361. annual stockholders meeting. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. drivers license. Apply in Der- Mellen, White and Palshaw, 107 FLORENCE ANNE residential and commercial 2 1./2 bath, 75x28’ Raised new homes open for your in­ on 3/4 acres, garage. Just a few Plaza, Vernon. Letterheads, available for exterior a n d ^ - “A marketing research com­ per cent of the company’s total Franchise Bill son. W. H. England Lumber Co, wooded setting, breezeway, envelopes, bills, quick copy, terior painting. Six ydars Burnside Ave., East Hartford. DOLORES LYNN sales of fuel oil and equipment. Ranch. Brick and aluminum spection. Lpvely town close to minutes from Manchester. Im- ROSSI ROOFING, sjding, pany found that 70 per cent income in 1970 to 42.1 per cent Route 44-A, Bolton Notch, DOUGLAS STEVEN exterior, two^ar garage wall- oversized 2-car garage witli wedding invitations. Xeroxing. experience. Fully insure^Free MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd Car or expenses furnished. Fee lake a n i^ w tax base. full shed dormer. Selling macuiate throughout. $34,900. 875-4819. chimneys, gutters, free es­ more employed women than of the total in 1973. Conn. CONCRETE Construction paid. Richard P. Rita Per­ to-wall carpeting throughout. Keys Realtors, 528-9081. estimates. Call on/ com­ mortgages — interim financing KEVIN KELLEY Directions: From Columbia below replacement cost, at petitors, than cfll US/M9-7034. timates. Fully insured. Days, housewives use lipstick at least “The big thing is the eye — expeditious and confidential Laborer. Phone 875-1103 after 6 sonnel Services, 164 East Two fireplaces,\beautifully set evenings, 529-8056. Paul Passes House WAITRESS - Part-time and p.m. DARRYL HOWARD on an acre treed lot. Impossible take . Route 66 West $39,900. ODD JOBS - You name it - we twice a day,” he said. “A makeup line,” he said. “In the service, J.D. Real Estate Center Street, Manchester, 646- theif first left onto Pine BOLTON - Ansaldi built three- Cosgrove 643-5364. Assoc. 646-1980. weekends. Experienced only. DOREEN HOLLEY 3441. to duplicate at $59,900. Cantor bedroom Colonial. Mint condi­ do it. Phone John at 643-2097 or INSIDE - Outside painting. ■ last few years it’s as big as HARTFORD (UPI) - A firm months notice. In case of a Apply in person any day after 2 , second home on left. Andy at 872-2385. fecial rates for people over 65. lipstick.” EXPERIENCED housekeeper, ^lt’8 such a snugly feeling! & Goldfarb, Realtors, 643-8442, tion situated among comfor­ BARRETT HOME Improve­ with business franchises in renewal, agreements shall be p.m. LaStrada East live-in, light cooking, child 875-6244.- TWO FAMILY Duplex - 6-6 Fully insured. Estimates given. MfDR'TGAGES - Any amount, to be lovedi CUSTODIANS - Experienced, fireplace, large eat-in kitchen table homes. Low 50’s. Phone ment Company, aluminum “The cake powder business Connecticut will have to have a for successive terms of not less Restaurant, 699 Main Street. care, references, top salary. In 643-0049. STEVEN EDWARDS Contrac- Call 649-7863. I isn’t quite as active as it used to unlimited funds, for property Thanks part-time, evenings, study, 3 bedrooms, good in­ siding, make your home look Watergate good reason to cancel its con­ than three years, unless the West Hartford. Call 521-1141. Manchester - East Hartford HEBRON - Only 20 minutes ting Agency - Painting, interior- be because it doesn’t give the owners. Fast, confidential, Mom and Dad come, $29,500. exterior, carpentry, smgll jobs, like’ new. Save fuel with in­ tracts under a bill being con­ agreement is cancelled for just courteous service, credit not COUNTER GIRLS - Must be area. Call 643-5691, 2 to 6 p.m. Hartford. Young TEACHERS have saved/ sulated backing, Kaiser, Alcoa Transcripts natural look,” he said, “it is sidered by the state legislature. reason. oyer 18, be willing to work some DISHWASHERS and •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Colonial, 4 large masonry and cement work, homeowners 20-507o on quali^ important. Lowest rates, easy DUPLEX — 11 rooms, built fences, tilling for gardening, products. Complete trim, ^ v e , being replaced with blush-on Rep. Howard Newman, R- paymeifts. Ask for Roger at nights and some weekends. waitresses needed for partiupe Help Wanted 13 Bualneaa Opportunity 14 dining room, eat-in kitchdn, 24* lessengfti* MANCHESTER ‘ . house painting. Fourteen yasirs good money and get a job done . Go on Sale products.” Apply in person after 6 p.m. nights. Apply Tacorral,^46 fireplaced living r o ^ , rec 1972, IVi baths, modern tree work, no job too small, for experience, fully insured./M3- Norwalk, chairman of the Burke Realty Mortgage Loan kitchen with built-ins, self any household job call for es­ 1609. 7 I right by local craftsman. Agency, 1-429-6471. Dairy Queen Brazier, 242 Broad Broad Street. MANCHESTER - Pizza house, room, 2-car g arag ^ scenic STATELY COLONIAL Financin' available. Roger G. WASHINGTON (UPI)/ General Law Committee, said St, Manchester. MiCHANICS hilltop location with over one •REAITORS- C 6 . cleaning stove, refrigerator timate, 649-1590 between 8 a.m. the bill was inspired by the case GHCC Bonds fully equipped. Priced to sell. and 7 p.m. Barrett, Vebster Lane, Bolton, Copies of President Nixon’s Flood Research OFFICE CLERK - Man to work Owner has other interests. For acre on deadencMtreet and a 8^8713 423>9291 paneled rec room, large lot COLLEGE Painters /five years 649-0822. Watergate-related tape of Mobil Oil (iorp. during the PRODUCTION Control Oerk, in both personnel and state park on ^a c k property Lovely three-bedroom, center experience. Save 3(1-60%. Ap­ Center Sought Approved Heavy ^ufy^SnSnictlon details call Stanley Agency, 646- good income. $50,^. hallway Colonial in prime transcripts were put on salp to gasoline shortage. □ EMPLOYMENT woman to work in production purchasing departments. line. Principal only, $41,900. LICENSED Rest Home *'with praisals. Peter Tilley, 742-6117, I eiquipment. 3618. Porter School area. First ROOFING-Install'ation and the public Wednesday at a cost WASHINPTON (U PI)-R ep. The measure was approved control office. Duties include Limited clerical experience Call dail^after 5, and BOWERS SCHOOL— Colonial 24 hqilr nursing supervision. (loll free) after/4:30. Cril849-824l floor family room and laundry Certified recreation program, repairs, gutters, storm win­ of 112.25 per copy. Roljert H. Steele is urging crea­ by the House Wednesday and^ Help Wanted 13 typing, filing, some phone con­ required. Contact Multi- Situation Wanted 15 weekends,i46-4959. PLYMOUTH LANE - Garrison 6 rooms, modern kitchen, for­ dows, doors. Experienced tion of a research center to in­ HARTFORD (UPI) - The tact. Apply Multi-Circuits, 50 Circuits, So Harrison Street, ____ f off the kitchen, two ambulatory residents. $14. per The 1,254-page books are now requires Senate action. state Bonding Commission has Colonial, six rooms, fireplace, 1 mal dining room, IVz baths, S quality workmanship. Fully in­ crease knowledge of floods and Harrison Street, Manchester, Manchester. 646-3800. WILL DO babysitting in my fireplaces, basement rec day. Telephone Administrator, available at bookstores run by Newman said Mobil had voted to authorize purchase of TOOLMAKER, machinist, MANQ^ESTER - Cape and 1/2 baths, screened poren. Prin­ bedrooms, aluminum siding, St. Anthony Home, ^ckville. Bulldini sured. F.ree estimates. sudden, disastrous storms. lathe operators. Must be able to 646-3800. home for three year old or cipals only., 649-5448. room, 2-car garage. Well 33 Reasonable prices. Rick the Government Printing Office cancelled the franchises of 14 of the former Phoenix Building duplex? $625 monthly income. 2-car garage, $35,500. 875-9121. ^ ^ Steele said Wednesday it is set-up and work from EXPANDING Manchester TIRE SERVICE man, modern older. Oak Street area. 646 2844. landscaped and private lot. Burnett, 646-3005. and are identical in content to its 20 dealers in Connecticut for 87.3 million to house the Realtor needs one experienced SeMrate utilities, 10% down, MASONRY - All types, imperative to learn more about blueprints. Minimum three- shop, good starting rate, many "m ral. Cole Realtor, 643-6666. TIMROD Rd. - New 7-room Low 50s. the copies sent to members of during the shortage. Greater Hartford (Community ^ C U L JO B licensed broker or salesman. ROCKLEDGE Ranch 6 LAWNMOWERS repaired and fi^stone, brick, concrete. the causes of such storms as the years experience. Apply at company paid benefits, full­ Raised Ranch. Two fireplaces, the House Judiciary Committee The bill “provides an College. All replies confidential, Reriy time. /^ply in person, (Capitol rooms, large living room, for­ sharpened, pick-up and F /e e estimates, after 5 p.m., deadly tornadoes that swept Paragon Tool Co., Inc., 121 pecial rates /HEBRON - Walnut Street, well 2 1/2 tiled baths, appliances, mal dining room, 3 bedrooms, delivered. Call Sharpall now for ^643-1870 or 644-2975 Heating-Plumbing Tuesday. equitable solution to the The vote Wednesday was 5-1 Adams Street, Manchester. /S Box “M” , Manchester HeraU^ Tire (jompany, 325 Broad city utilities, piasters walls, 35 through the Midwest in April, □ E D U C A TIO N maintained Ranch on partially aluminum siding, $33,900. your spring tuneup. 643-5305. The soft-cover books are en­ problem between the with only State Comptroller SPECIAL MTERVEWMG Street, Manchester. patio. Two-car garage. Shade WARREN E. HOWLAND killing hundreds. WOMAN wanted for cleaning wooded country acre. NEWT(jN H. Smith & Sons - POTTI Heating and Plumbing titled “Submission of Recorded franchisee and the franchisor,” Nathan Agostinelli bucking the HOUSEKEEPER - Live-in, Fireplace, three bedrooms, trees. Buiit by Ansaldi. Charles Steele, a^candidate for the and kitchen help for catering SECRETARY - Part-time, ear­ ••••••• REALTORS 643-1108 LET US cultivate-a closer tie Remodeling, repairing, ad­ — Prompt, courteous service. Presidential Conversations to Newman s ^ . majority. Agostinelli, a can­ child care. Must have ^red Is Interviewing on coppertohe refrigerator, range Lesperance, 649-7620. Call 643-1496. GOP gubernatorial nomination, establishment. Cfwn transporta­ ly evenings, hours flexible. 10- Private Inatructlona / 18 WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! between you and the good ditions, rec rooms, porches and the Committee on the Judiciary Under )Ke measure no com­ didate for the Republican references. Phone 643-8509. Thursday, May 2nd at.r anil dishwasher. Loads of earth. For reasonable roto- roofing. N6 job too small. Call is co-sponsoring legislation that tion. Call 649-5313. 15 hours weekly. Typing, NON-DEVELOPMENT Ranch Thinking of Selling your of the House of Representatives pany Mn cancel a franchise gubernatorial nomination, said SEWING INSTRUC^ONS - cabinets. Full basement, one- tilling, phone 649-1993. y 649-3144. SEWERLINES, sink lines, would establish an office of STOCK CLERK, part time, shorthand experience, on half-acre treed lot. Includes by President Richard Nixon.” except for good reason or un­ the building has not been of­ KMGHTS OF COLUMBUS HAU MAN WANTED for work with Dressmaking or tarring. All car garage. $34,700. The Yankee property? Call TODAY! VERNON - By owner, first ------^------— ____ 1 cleaned with electric cutters, Short Term Weather afternoons and Saturdays, app­ preferred. Must, be capable of Peddlers, Dick Selig, 742-9718. carpeted living room, country About 5,000 were put on sale less a franchisee refuses to ficially assessed by the state. 138MAMSTRQT catering firm. Own transporta­ handling reroonsibllity for basic steps inclu^g pattern offering, excellent seven room HOMELINE Floor-/cleaning CARPENTRY — Repairs, by professionals. McKinney Phenomena. ly in person only. Manager, 913 Peter Rich, 1-423-6735. kitchen with stove, 12x22’ pan­ company, for residential and Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ the first day. comply substantially with the The building has been a MANCHESTER tion. Call 649-5313. small office. Imone 643-1442. adjustments, ^ a l l classe^. eled rec room, basement gar­ Cape, fireplace, two full tile remodeling, additions, roofing. The bill calls for the use of Main Street. Teenagers UOce note for commercial, call 649-1590 Call David Patria, South Wind­ pany, 643-5308. terms of the franchise agree­ source of recurring controver­ age, washer and dryer. Prin­ baths, combination windows facilities belonging to NASA, 10 A.M. to 3 P.M; summer. 643-6^6. IMMEDIATE Occupancy^^^in PNIIMICK and doors, rec room, walk-out between 8 a.myand 7 p.m. sor, 644-1796. ment. sy. A proposal to lease the EXPERIENCED LABORER SALES PERSON, for Real ASSISTANT Store Manager cipals only, no agents. $31,900 \ and the National Oceanic and Estate Sales. Experienced this spacious eight-room hqmk basement, gas hot water heat, FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, If a franchise is to be building was recently rejected for paving company. Send Clean factory work in South trainee. Head cashier. Seeking most conveniently located. firm. 872-2406. Atmospheric Administration. preferred, but not necessary. people with retalL store close to shopping, quiet MANNING HUG cleaning com- WES ROBBINS carpentry repairs, and remodeling. Court Reform cancelled, the company must in a flurry of publicity and resume with experience and Windsor. Men and women Wall-to-wall in several rooms, •GENCY pany, specializing in steam Prompt service on emergen­ qui Ambition a must. (Jood com- , background or mature responsi­ TOLLAND - Eleven-room neighborhood. Priced for quick remodeling specialist. Ad­ give the franchisee at least six charges that the cost would be qualifications to Box S, needed. Car necessary. High □ e s t a t e paneled den, four bedrooms, cleaning of wall-to-wall ditions, rec rooms, dormers, cies. 643-7024. Bill Veto ' inchester Evening Herald. mission offered for right peo­ ble type who can be traiim to Colonial Cape. Fireplace, 5 n lT M B sale. $35,900. Assumable 7 3/4% excessive. rates of pay. ple. Two wanted. Cml Curt lull basement and attic plus mortgage. Principals^only. 875- carpetipg. Reasonable rates. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, merchandise-supervise help- garaW. Won’t last at $33,900. bedrooms, two baths, many Hagler after 5 p.m., 643^6624. general store upkeep. Must be 9725'for appointment/ Free estimates. 742-7165. 649-3446. NO JOB too small, toilet Requested ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR for Hmnea For Sale 23 Jesdok Exclusive, 633-1411, 643- possibilities. $41,900. Jesanis repairs, plugged drains, kitchen transportation firm, some MANPOWER willing to work flexible hour 2081 Realty, 875-1040. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The PLANT Maintenance foreman. shift. Excellent condition- 646-4200 Lots-Land tor Sale 24 C^H Registers and adding LEON Cieszynski builder - new faucets replaced, repaired, rec mechanical knowledge JSTOM built, air-conditioned, rooms, bathroom remodeling, head of the Connecticut Bar Temporary Services Qualified applicants only. benefits-opportunity for Machines. - Sales, service, homes custom built, Prices Move Upward necessary. Call 643-2414. (California Ranch. Fireplaced MANCH^TER - Two family, MANCHESTER - Older six- /supplies. 15 years experience, remodeled, additions, rec heat modernization, etc. Free Association has urged the Sound proven background In growth. Applications accepted living room, formal dining room Colonial, tastefully VERNON > Six-room Cape with MANCHESTER - Secluded 3-3, ideal barter or retirement attached breezeway and gar­ -three-quarter acre treed formerly with NCR. Free rooms, garages, kitchens estimates gladly given. M & M governor to veto a bill that RN-LPN. Part-time every MECHANIC - long established electrical, mechanical, plum­ at store. Interviews S a tu ^ y room, modern kitchen with decorated, finish^ attic. $32,- bing and steam processing. home witS income. Large age. Stove and refrigerator in­ building lot. Only $11,900. Fiafio Estimates. C.R.S. Company, remodeled, bath tile, cement Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. would merge the state’s Courts other weekend, 7-3. Noon meal and well equipped general gar­ May 4th, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. dining area, family room, three rooms, imnYaculate condition. 500. Armstrong Real Estate age needs a seasoned car and Ap^y at AnorCkiil Coro, 60 East Brooks’ Discount Center, 277 cluded. By owner, $34,500. 875- Agency, 646-5200. / Coventry., 742-6381. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ of Common Pleas and the Cir­ With End of Controls furnishf. Part-time 11-7 a.m. large bedrooms, fourth possi­ Char-Bon Agency, 643-0683. Services, 289-8802. TOWNE Plumbing Service, truck mechanic for its staff. Main Street, Rockville, Conn. West Middle Tpke., ble. 2-car garage. Beautifully 8119. tial or commercial. Call 649- cuit Courts. One shift per week accepted, MANCHESTER - Six acre 4291. repairs, alterations, vanity night diferential. Equal oppor­ Good wages and fringe benefits. Manchester. landscaped grounds. Marion E. HEBRON-BOLTON - 3- James Greenfield, president Playboy magazine was one of MANCHESTER Vicinity - Start NEWLY PAINTED oversized parcel on,Hillstown Road and 9 cabinets a specialty. Call to By RICHARD HUGHES tunity employer. Contact Mrs. References. Mellen White & Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. packing, magnificent in city, bedroom Ranch on partially 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- of the Bar Association, the first, saying the price of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. Palshaw. 107 Burnside Ave., six room Cape, carpeted living acres in East Harttord on Oak CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ United Press International Peterson, DNS at Burnside country estate. Ten room wooded acre, aluminum siding, SUMMER ages, additions, bathrooms, 4056. „ Wednesday said the bill is a. magazine would be $1.25 a copy, also raised prices, and other East Hartford, Conn. SHOWCASE EXPERIENCED window $19,900 FIVE rooms, 1 .1/2 attached garage, lush new shag room with fireplace, kitchen Street with water/and sewers The price of everything from Convalescent Home, 870 Bum- washer wanted. Phone 649-5334. Colonial home, at only $8i2,500. kitchens, houses, repairs. Free *******U****Au*«*««t««*«**0« “hoax” as far as claims by its instead of a buck, starting with companies are expected to baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ carpeting throughout, kitchen with dining nook, and three or available. Edipund Gorman steel to vitamins and girlie side Ave, East Hartford, 28^ Could not be duplicate for this four large bedrooms,'pne car Agency, 646-40^.*' AIR-CONDITIONING estimates. Small jobs. Stephen Flooring 3$ supporters that it will reform the July issue. follow suit. 9571. PART TIME, janitorial work, CINEMA age, two acres. Hutchins Agen­ equipped with new built-in dis­ Ducted central systems that magazines to light bulbs is XRAY Technician - part-uim, price. Call Barbara Weinberg, detached .garage, nice, quiet Martin, 646-7295. the state court system. Westinghouse Electric said Several copper companies, mornings. Call 649-5334. cy, Realtors, 649-5324. at T. J. Crockett, 643-1577 hwasher, range and oven, will cool your entire home or FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, going up now that government ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦» 936 Silvtr Lana 1-5 p.m., 5-day week, regis^ea neighborhood. All for only $33,- Inveatmen^/^roperty 25 Speaking at Law Day its entire line of incandescent Phelps Dodge, Kenpecott before it's gone. dining area, recently painted business. (specializing in older floors). controls on prices have ended. PART-TIME work at home, on East Hartford and eroerienced, for priva^ of­ MANCHESTER - Well cared and papered interior. ’Transfer 900. Miller Realtors, .64frro)9, MASON CONTRACTOR - ceremonies at the Superior lightbulbs would cost 10 per cent Copper and Anaconda, posted TOWN OF MANCHESTER- fice. Call 649-8979. 228-3518. MANCHESTER, 8-room • Prompt Estimates Inside - outside painting, ’The last of the Nixon Ad­ the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. for ten room oversized Cape in MANCHESTER - Three- forces sale at $31,500. 646 6018. Plastering, custom built stone ceilings. John Verfaille, 646- (Court Building, Greenfield said more beginning July I. higher prices up to 12 per cent country setting, only five aluminum sided building on • Prompt Installations or brick fireplaces, chimney he hopes to meet with Gov. ministration’s anti-inflatibnary for materials critical to produc­ bedroom Ranch, formal dining MANCHESTER - Small tw^ East Center Street. First floor, By Experts 5750, 872-2222. restraints on wages as well Bulk Prices Raised LEGAL NOTICE REAL ESTATE Licensed sales is now hiring part-time THE NICE PLACE 2t) WORK. minutes from center of town. room, two fireplaces, garage, ROCKVILLE - $41,000. Best repair, block and cement work. Thomas J. Meskill soon to ask tion of cars, houses and family, ideal investment. Gc former dental office, amesited New or old. Free estimates. E. as prices — lapsed at midnight Vitamins also will be more ’The Planning and Zoning Com­ people urgently needed, expan­ cashiers and ushers, apply Hartford Road Dairy ()ueen Wall-to-wall carpeting. large lot, desirable location. value on today’s market. Large him to veto the merger bill, ap­ appliances. ding, new office over 1/4 'Separate three room apart­ family home. 17x13’ master location and condition. Low parking lot, ideal professional Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. Tuesday and Congress declined expensive. Hoffman-La Roche mission at,a m ating on April in person, between the needs counter bem for days and Stanley Agency, 646-3618, 643- 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, location .... Martens Agency, T.P. AITKIN, INC proved this week by the Inc. raised bulk prices substan­ Bucking the trend, four million sales, January - nights. Somy^waitress or ment. Priced in the mid 40s. 5724. bedroom, two full baths, formal legislature. to reimpose them. 22, 1974 approved a revision to February. Join a winner. Call hours of 11 a.m. and 5 p.iii. Call us to see this fine listing. T. dining room, kitchen, stove, 643-4535, 646-1021. lealtors, 646-2550. 27 Tolland Turnplk^ TIMOTHY J. Connelly Carpen­ □ MISC. FOR SALE tially — 29 per cent for vitamin milling firms cut the price of cashiering experience helpful. Almost immediately the Green Manor Industrial ^r^^C antor, Burke Realty, Call for ap artm en t 647-1076. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. dishwasher, disposal, carpeted MANCHESTER try and General Contracting. Greenfield said he believes C and 31 per cent for Bl. flour by 12 per cent, reflecting COVENTRY - Summer SIX FAMILY, excellent invest­ Bualneaa Property 26 the Republican governor ynill Wednes^,pFO(hreerS\pf basic lower wheat prices and an an­ Subdivision plan on Progress hideaway. Private heated cot­ throughout, paneled office in 643r6793 Residential and commercial. Articles tor Sale 41 Rer goods and important National Steel Corp., the Drive consisting of 11 ad­ MANCHESTER - Four- basement, double-car garage, ment. Only $42,900. Pasek, Whether it be a small repair veto the bill because it will lipt ticipated bumper crop. tage with large fireplaced Realtors, MLS, 289-7475. TAXI CAB business -'Suburban Industrial suppliers announced nation’s fourth largest steel ditional lots. DIETARY AIDES - Part-time, bedroom Colonial, 2‘A baths, living room, 2 bedrooms,’'double many extras. Must see. Audrey job; a custom built home" or DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, bring additional savings in producer raised tin mill product Commiaaioner experiertce' helpful, but not walnut paneled first floor fami­ Schaefer, Broker, 875-5351. tpxi company with fleet of 15 anything in between, call 646- higher prices. And many A copy of this notice has been lot. Teen’s. Lessenger Com­ GLASTONBURY - Expandable late, fully equipped veh^es, $27,50 ‘ plus tax. Also sand, funds or judiciai manpower to prices 9.5 per cent — nearly Givea Warning necessary. Hours required, 7 ly room, spacious kitchen, with LAWN SERVICE - Complete 1379. workers demanded more filed in the Town Qerk’s office. pany, Realtors, 646-8713, 423- Cape Cod. Large country available to serious buyer. $35,- ______* stone, gravel, pool and patio the court system. a.m. to 8 a.m., 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., FRONT-END fCHANIC loads of cabinets and built-ins. 9291. MANCHESTER - $31,900, six mowing, raking, yards cleaned. money. double the amount allowable But in New York, the city’s Planning and Zoning Terrific opportunity f( ari‘ experienced kitchen. Garage. Bus Line. 000 down required for this $250,- sand. 643-9504. ' under the defunct guidelines. commissioner of consumer af­ 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Apply at Impeccably maintained. room Colonial, IVz baths, dead­ Summer contracts available. HOME IMPROVEMENT-, Call Commission mechanic. Advancemei Manicured lot \n' desirable end street, trees, privacy. Only $31,000. Pasek Realtors, 000 volume operation. We are in the people to whom quality is a fairs, warned of higher food East Hartford Convalescent fringe benefits, and COVENTRY - 30-Acre farm, MLS, 289-7475. daily service and must sell Free estimates. Senior citizen FOR SALE.- Air-conditioner, Alfred Sleffert Home, 745 Main Street, East good working conditloj P orter S treef/area. 60’s. pastures, pond, woods, 5- Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. discounts. 643-0304, 647-1723. habit. Dave Burnett, Rich Gibson, $75. Phone 649-1587. prices. Chairman' Hartford. Warren E. H/)#land, Realtors, because of other respon- 1 Black, 647-1290, evenings. “For the first time in 32 Apply In pel Service Dept bedroom brick Ranch, 20x30’ MANCHESTER - two family , Earlier School Opening Joseph Swensson 643-1108. - double decker barn, garages for HOME BUYING information. S n ih e ltlr Herald® DOJOU have a clothes fitting BABY equipment - carriage, months, the entire food in­ RN or LPN, part-time. Laurel Stop in or we will mall free 4-4, wall-to-wall carpetlng,good nwnenester. Herald. problem? Custom tailoring and HOMES BUILT to your • Secretary 4, fireplace; -$70’s. Lessenger income property. Call Mike car bed, car seat, jump chair, dustry is free to raise prices as Dated this 2nd day of May, 1974. Manor, 649-4519. CIRCA 1778 Cape Cod, wide Company, Realtors, 646-8713, copy. Hayes Corporation, 55 dressmaking, men and women. specifications and your crib mattress. Reasonably MLLON p U S & SERVICE boatds, two baths, 6 1/2 rooms, East Center Street. 646-0131. Murray, 528-2697 or Wade- Real Estate Wanted 28 satisfaction. Call David Burnett Urged to Save Energy much as they want. Unless 3;f9 M AIN S T R E E T : 423-9291. Gately Realtors, 289-9479. Reasonable prices. 646-3808. priced. 633-5411. fireplace, foyer, double garage. 647-1290, evenings. something is done immediately, SELLING your home or low income consumers will find MANCHESTER Hutchins Agency, 649-53M. COVENTRY - Large 3-room LIGHT Trucking and odd jobs. USED sewing machine Spring INVITATION PAYROLL acreage? For prompt friendly Phone 649-9550 or 646-7656.' STEPS sidewalks, stone wails, HARTFORD (UPI) - A sUte community to discuss local themselves in the midst of a year ‘round home, 211/2’ living VERNON service, call Louis Dimock Clearance Sale - Portables, and scheduling more winter energy problems “and to work SUPERVISqi 3 1/2 ACRES, horse paradise, room with stone fireplace, fireplaces, flagstone terraces, $9.95 and up. Cabinets $18.88 education official says opening disaster,” said Commissioner TO BID seven room Colonial, 1 1/2 Realty, 649-9823. concrete repairs, inside and closings,” Ross said. out with them changes in calen­ Sealed bids will be received enclosed porch, one-car garage, EXPERIENCED college and up. Singer Company, 856 schools before September Elinor Guggenheimer. baths, large out buildings. students for painting, outside. Reasonably priced. The acting commissioner dar and in energy which in the Offiee of The Director of This position requires vjew of the lake, excellent con­ Main St, Manchester. would allow more winter John T. Dunlap, director of Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. dition. High Teen’s. Lessenger CREAM PUFF ALL CASH for your property wallpapering, yard work, odd 643-0851. said, “There is no certainty seem to be most desirable in General Services, 41 Center experience in payroll or JGISTERED NURSES within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, closings, resulting in savings of that supplies of fuel oil, natural the Cost-of-Living Council, Company, Realtors, 646-8713, jobs, etc., free estimates. 646- TWO power lawn mowers, your district.” Street, Manchester, Connec­ timekeeping. Must have abili­ TWO-FAMILY, 6-6 _ instant service. Hayes Agency, MASONRY WORK - Brick, heating fuel. gas, gasoline and electricity urged firms that had voluntari­ DAYS - NO SOTATION Duplex, 423-9291. 4486 or 649-9987. excellent condition. Call 742- The shortage of energyj'may ticut until May 13,1974 at 11:00 ty to supenrise other people separate furnaces. “(§ood 646-0131. block and stohe. New work and 8120. Maurice J. Ross, acting head will be adequate to meet the in­ ly agreed to hold the line on We Isave several openings for registered nurses with at least An exceptional 6-room brick-front Ranch, modern of the state Education Itep^rt- well extend to business and in­ prices to live up to their a.m. for the following; and work with them to revenue and location. High 30s. COVENTRY - Pine Lake CUSTDM Packaging and repairs, reasonable prices. Call creasing demands for energy p year of recent hospital medical-sur^cal experience, Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. 7 ^ oven„ and dishwasher, WE WILL buy your house. Call 643-9508. ment, said Wednesday- in a dustry,” Ross said, “and we promises. He said ^e-Phase IV - PIPE AND INCIDENTAL prepare the payroll for 375 Shores. Just listed. Four-room crating for shipping ahd ALUMINUM sheets used as ' during the foreseeable future.” xcellent benefits. Staff assignment and salary will take built-in air-conditloner, oversized and finished 2-car anytime, Hutchins Agency, storing, of all your fragile printing plates, .007 thick, letter to local boards of educa­ must expect that great efforts reflations were dfopp^ with MATERIALS - BROOK employees. ' I account individual background and experience. home, 1/3 acre, drilled well, Realtors, 649-5324. He said the educators should will be made to provide energy COVENTRY - Ideal starter or amesite drive, aluminum garage, covered patio, finished rec room, 24x48’ items. Any quantity. Pick up ANY TYPE Carpentry and 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1.. tion that they should give this understanding, ^ RELOCATION Hours: 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. masonry work, auditions and make contingency plans to in­ to keep our economy moving retirement home, five room siding, owner must sell. Only pool with deck, large beautiful lot In ddsirable service. 644-8962. Phone 643-2711. • ' thought to adjusting the school Although not affected by the Bid forms, plans and Company paid fringe benefits For further information ahd to arrange a personnal inter­ Bungalow, central heat, 200’ SELLING your house? Call us remodeling. Free estimates. A. clude the energy-saving forward and to maintain specifications are available at view please contact ’The Personnel Department, 646-1222, $19,900. Lessenger Company,' Skinner Road area, $36,900. first and we’ll make you a cash year. techniques used last winter in general, price control rules including profit sharing from lake. $12,900. Stanley Realtors, 646-8713, 423-9291. SPRING CLEANUP - Brush Squillacote, 649-0811. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 “ We should seriously employment. lifted Wednesday, four major the General Services Office, 41 Ext. 481. Agency, 646-3618, 643-572f offer, One day service. T. J. removed, lawns raked. Gutters cents each. Inquire side door. addition to those used in the “We may expect that these Center Street, Manchester, Apply to: ^ ro ck ett. Realtor, 643-1577. examine the traditional school summer months. oil companies—Shell, Standard COVENTRY - Merrow Road. repaired and light trucking. No Manchester Evening Herald. calendar with a view toward elements of society which can Oil of Ohio, BP Oil and Skelly- Ckmnecticut. CHENEY BROTHEj MUMaiSTER IKMOIIItt HOSnrilL MANCHESTER - Newly Secluded 4-room home with 20 waiting. Low prices. Phone RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Ross urged the ad­ decorated five room Cape, has LISTINGS NEEDED - Single opening schools before be flexible in their time raised prices from 3.2 cents a Town of Manchester, INC. 71 Hayiiis Stratr HHmoliMlir acres, acre pond, outbuildings, Paul after 5, 646-2436, 646-6948. WE BUY and sell used fur­ ministrators to meet with two large bedrooms, fireplace, and multiple dwellings, land niture. Cash on the line. One September, reorganizing our in- arrangements to mininiize the gallon to 6 cents. But Ashland Connecticut 31 dooper Hill An Equal Opportunity Employer horse trails. Secondary finan­ WARREN E. HOWLAND BIDWELL Home Improvement pupils, parents, teachers, ched garage and nice yard. and farms. Rental management LIGHT TRUCKING - Attics Co. Expert installation of piece or. an entire housefull. stnicUonal and grading periods use of energy at critical Oil, citing the lifting of the Arab Robert B. Weiss, Manohtster, Copli. 06040 cing available. $40’s. Lessenger Realtors 643-1108 on homes or multiple dwellings. citizens and businessmen in ^ e periods,” he said. General Manager . 646-8155. No agents Company, Realtors, 646-8713, and cellars cleaned. For free .aluminum siding, gutters and 646^6432. Furniture Barn, 345 boycott, lowered its prices. 423-9291. Phone Curt Hagler, 643-6624, esim ates phone 647-9610 trims. Roofing installation and Main Street Rear, behind after 5 p.m. / anytime. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Douglas Motor Sales. y h PAGE THIRTY-FOUR - NfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 2, 1974 BENJY ______BY JIM BERRY Apartments For R e n t \ S3 Apartments For Rent S3 Autos For Sale 61 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. Mav 2, 1974 - PAGE THIRTY-FIVE i h w Wanted to Rent S7 i I HAVPTO F l& iiT > MANCHESTER - 5-room apart-' 1966 FORD 289, two-barrel B U G S B U N N Y OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN MY6^UFA^Ur A merit, third floor, central loca­ APARTMENT RENTS AND apartments engine with three speed fully OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HQOPLE AMP TO WO(2/C! tion, parkine, $150 monthly. RENTAL OFFICE needed badly. Customers ^nchronized transmission. WHATfe ailin' y o u , WHY DONYYATAKE VOU MUST HAVE LAIP References, Tease. Hayes Cor­ waiting. Call Gary Cantor at Excellent condition. $100. 649- FUDDSV ? / ------17 HO.' LISTEMTD-WHO'S TALKIN’.') DID MBS. HOOPLE We have a large variety of A CO UPLE Of ASP IR IN AWAKE TILL VOLI7 H O U SH T I'LL BET ITS WEHN/EN’T HAD A ' poration, 646-0131. I WANT WHEM 1 DIOW'T h e a r t h ' USUAL ^ m e n t io n THAT A Burke Realty, 1-429-6471. 4802. AN’ SEE HOW YA evERVBCjpy ELSE W AS HIS BBOTriEll CELEBRITY HERE . deluxe one and^ two-bedrootn , TO SEE THE SWORIN’ AW’ SNORTIW' FROM YOUR PISTINGUISHED SUE5T FEEL IN TH’ A S L E E P SO VDU C O U LP JAKE WAITIN' SINCE THAT apartments ancL. townhouses Y cxxrroR a b o u t ^ ROOM I KNEW y o u WERE MOVED IN LAST NI6HTP FOUR room apartment, com­ STUDENT MALE seeking 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Bug, 61,- MORNIN'/ si G R A B O F F THE u n t il THEY ' , TVIIS P A IN IN PLAYIW’ A WAITIW' CbMAE! HE'S IN TOWN FOR ; CARNIVAL PERFORMER pletely renovated, central, throughout Manchester. Ren­ place to stay, will share 000 miles, new tires, battery, THATS A LAST SLICE.' CHAN(3E THE ■ 'WAS EVICTED M V b a c k / “ / b e t t e r lu c k w e x t t im e .' ~ER,AH-v..A LITTLE privacy, adults only, $200 per ■ tal office open daily ifrom 9-5, PICTURES a f t e r h e expenses, prefer other good shape. $900. Phone 1-537- REST HE'LL BE month includes utilities and SO IN THE LO S T HIS other times by apptlntment. students, Manchester only. 646- 5734. t a k in s h is heat. 646-1189. 8219. p o s t o f f ic e ! ACT! I ■ I ■ I- I m e a l s IN I 1 I I ••* I ‘ T ; I 1968 VOLKSWAGEN. Excellent ^H IS ROOM'. bJAST HARTFORD - Modern DMUTO ENTERPRISES, MC. lA^OCAST » ‘ r S-X 240-A New State. Rl, Manchester running condition. 22-25 miles one-bedroom apartment, per gallon. 646-1021 :all< $900 or best offer. carpeting, air-conditioning, “H E P S u i- Phone^74Z-!9391. £ll appliances. Available im- K E P H W r M i Articles lor Sale 41 Articles tor Sale mediately. Security required. 41 Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent F oit) FAIRLANE1965,289 V8, $155. Superintendant 569-M39. MANCHESTER - 2-bedroonx *****••••••••••••••••••••••• automatic, $350 or best offer. CLEAN USED refrigerators, DRESSERS, double bed with 456 MAIN STREET - First apartment, stove, refrigerator, Phone 643-7597 after 6 p.m. ranges, automatic washers, MANCHESTER - One and two- BOLTON - Four-room heated □ AUTOMOTIVE / \ mattress, kitchen set, divan, floor, 3 rooms, heated, security, bedroom apartments,. air- carpeting included. $165 ■ MICKEY FINN with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s apartment, stove and : 4 1 TV and miscellaneous items. $140. Call 646-2426, 9-5. conditioned, carpeting, monthly. \N o pets. Security CHEVROLET 1967 Biscayne, 6, BY HANK LEONARD Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- 646-1316 or 649-8782. refrigerator, lawn. Security deposit required. 646-5200. Autos For Sale two-door, 65,000 miles. 18 miles ' 1 •!,. 2171. appliances, playgrotind and deposit, one year minimum 61 pool. From $170. Eastern, 646- per gallon. Automatic, excep­ JUST WILD ^ NOTICE: my sale ad was such 8250. lease. No children, no pets. VERNON - l^pdern 3-room^ NEED CAR? Credit bad? tionally clean. 742-5051. HERE IT IS — A MICE BIG SCREENED Loam, gravelf $165. 649-0617. ‘ ACCUSATIONS' NOTHINfi \ a success that I have decided to apartment in quiet residenti? Bankrupt? Re.|^ssessed? HEADLINE-"c5e/l5/^“f BUT LIES, ROBYN — processed gravel, sand, stone, keep the Phlugerhaggen model ' VILLAGER neighborhood. Walb Honest Douglae^dccepts lowest 1967 CHEVELLE Malibu, IMPLICATED IN BRIBES VQUR FATHER IS NOT and fill. George H. Griffing, no. 99.1 want to thank everyone FOUR ROOMS, $217 per month, convenient to highwb^ - AND KICKBACKS" A CROOK/ FOUR ROOM and five-room down, smallest payments. without motor and transmis­ G 3 , Inc., 742-7886. for their interest and inform heated, hot water, stovd, eludes heat and applia IS % APARTMENTS apartments, tiled bath, heat, Douglas haters, 345 Main. sion, good for parts, $200 or best t r a in e d 1510. them that I now know that 3 hot water included, newly refrigerator, dishwasher, gar­ offer. Phone 649-1342, 643-2032. FLEAS Two-Bedroom townhouses. LOAM, topsoil, fill, gravel for foreign countries are searching remodeled. Middle-age adults. bage disposal, 2-car parking Ask for Bob. ORAM PAW ESCAPED^ sale. Excavating, septic, sewer for a Model No. 99 and that this Wall-to-wall carpeting. ’Two space, tennis court, swimming HALF-DUPLEX, three robms AUT(/t NsURANCE - compare -BIRDS OF A FEATHER- S-'i- Security deposit, references, no out low rates. For ______^ a telephone____ work. Latulippe Brothers, Inc., 250 year old “Phlug” is really a air-conditioners,' appliances, pets, parking, 11 1/2A and, B pool. Call 646-6962. and bath, own/driveway, no 1969 IMPALA, power steering, T US Vat OIL 646-5114, 742-9477. uotetiiition call Mr. Elplin at 6 - ^ - collectors item. For those par­ heat and hot water. Tiled School Street, across from East utilities, $ 1 2 6 ^ r month. Call 1972 Toyota. Both one owner. ities who are interested in the LARGE CENTRAL 646-3188 a f t ^ p.m. CAPTAIN EASY bath. No pets. Side Rec, near Main. Excellent condition, extra BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE GATOR TANDEM 4-wheel boat response .1 received, please redecorated five rooms, one- clean. After 5:30 call 644-0113. trailer, brakes, electric power write box E at the Herald again car parking. No pets. $170. SAVE - Buy rebuilt engines I'Vfc SEEM CHECKINS Homes for Rent /S4 from Lloyd’s Auto Parts, 191 TWO Y E A R S A e o h e A N P A winch, excellent condition. Will and I will send copies to your Can 649-7620 149 OAKLAND Street - Two Security. Phone 646-0057. OUT VOUR 50NE SPECWUST handle up to 24’ boat. 875-1554, address. Thanks again. Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- JAY h a p l e y ... p ip y o u p a r t n e r GOT BUSTEP FOR AN room heated apartment, first KNOW HE'S A FORMER a t t e m p t e d S W N P L E l ^ 643-6266. MANCHESTER - Older four- (lE^JOME - EldridgXst 1558. floor, $110. Call 646-2426, 9 a.m. location. Phone"^649-723( Trucks lor Sale 62 anthropology PRClpr to 5 pi.m. room apartment on bus line. GENERAL Electric 30” ter 2 p.m. ,/ .965 CHEVROLET Station RECONDITIONED Zenith 21” Includes heat and appliances. 1972 INTERNATIONAL 3-4 color TV with guarantee, $99.50. Range, white. Savage rotary WE HAVE customers waiting $135 and $155 per month. Pai agon, as is, $50. Phone 649- PRISCILLA’S POP mower, good condition, $20. for the rental of your apartment ROCKVILLE - Modern 2- 456 1/2 MAIN/^TREET - 6 5334. yard dump truck, 4,000 miles, Phone 643-7577 days. bedroomi duplex, basement, W. Dougan, Realtor, 6434531 ?ood condition. 11 West Rd., BY AL VERMEER Mahogany secretary, 7’ high, or home. J.D. Real Estate rooms, familij^ u n it. security. QROWINJG OLDER) appliances, available May 1st. 646-1021. llington, $3,895. l / r NEVER l e t ' A N D VEGETABLE PLANTS - 75 $100. Wardrobe. Student desk./ Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 646-2426, 9-^ p.m. 1968 OLDSMOBILE 98, ail IS A STATE OF 643-5973. / Security /required. $180...... power, 1966 F-85 wagon, power MIND,/DADI ^ b i r t h d a y s J H A L F W A Y j cents per box, 25 cents each Eastern, 646-8250. o m / a p a B O T H E R m e .' LOOKING for anything in real B u s i n g lor Rent 55 excellent engines, extra tires. 1971 FORD super Van, m potted. 1615 Manchester Rd, 649- ment, wall to wall thpougnout, excellent condition. Lots of op­ 5981. FIVE gas space heaters y/lth estate rental — apartments, completely modern with new 875-2871. thermostat controls, 23,000 to homes, multiple dwellings, no ST^AGE Warehouse - 10,500 tions. Call 643-6756. ^ refrigerator, double decker 50,000 BTU, used with city or ' ROCKVILLE - Large, modern ^ a r e feet, platform level. HAND HEWN beams, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate stove and gas heat. Laundry 1970 PLYMOUTH wagon, two bottled gas. 649-5481. / Associates, Inc. 646-1980. one-bedroom apartment, y^tock Place, rear. Attractive toned paneled. Good condition. 1964 CHEVY Van, excellent reasonably priced, 30” prac­ carpeted, air-conditioned, dis­ hook-ups. Very large yard,^ condition, new engine, tires, tically new gas stove, $50. Call rental Brokers protected. Call Phone 649-4563. hwasher, range and parking for two cars. Occupan 522-3114. « etc. $600. Call after 5, 647-1795. \ ® 1974 try NEA liK T M R /? < BY MILTON CANIFF 649-9620. / "Eastern, 646-8250. \- ROCKV®/LE - Availa^'^May p.m., 41 Crestwood Drive, carpeted living room, $145. 1st, ^artm ent, th^;^large for rent, choice location, ample steering. $700. Phone 644-0530. off-street parking. Under $5 per bathertW havT^ Manchester. Lamps, drapes, Adults only, no pets, security roqpis, heat, hot w at^ parking Motorcycles-BIcyclas 64 ' i . I'V E KNOWN STEVE^EXCEPT THAT W H Y A R E .You SECAUSE/FYDU HAP square foot. Contact John H. ONE OF THOSE LATE TV LONGER THAN YOU, rug, household items, etc. deposit required. Parking for iaduded. Aduits^' no pets, 1973 MAZDA, RX-3 wagon, fully KNOWN HIM MORE I BEEN THAT a O S E TO HIM ill Dogs-BIrds-Fets 43 AAOMECXINFRONTATIONS BUT IN MANY WAYS, , one car; Call 643-9678. Lappen, Inc., 649-5261 .for equipped, AM-FM radio, with TWO BOY’S bicycles, excellent -INTIMATELY.' YOU'D HAVE LET ME HEAR ^ security. $145 monthly. 646- details. YOU WERE CLOSERTO ^060. ./ tape deck, air-conditioning, condition, $25 each. Call 643- IT FIVE MINUTES AFTER YOU AKC REMSTERED German PRESIDENTIALX luxury interior, Michelin tires 7869 after 3:15 p.m. TAG SALE - Saturday May 4th, Shepherd/puppies, eight weeks THREE-ROOM apartment, THE BORN LOSER 10-5, 195 U nion S tre e t, near hospital. Heat, hot water, VILLAGE APTS. ^ 4,000 SQUARE foot, showroom and snow tires, candy red with BY ART SAMSON old. Ca^anytime, 643-2385. MANCHE^ER - Modern 2- or office. building. Storage Manchester. Miscellaneous stove, refrigerator and cooking bedroom duplex, heat, hot black vinyl roof and luggage LOW COST m otorcycle in­ MANCHESTER/ buildings. On four acres. Rolton rack. 3,700 miles, $4,000 or best surance, immediate binding. rs HidK^ items, tricycle, games, gas. Wall-to-wall carpeting, w ate^ appliances, carpeting, & w rc PDMT KWOW) K161TH6R SOCIETY FOR cats, kittens, Notch, across shopping center. offer. Contact Marty Larsen, See us for your needs, Crockett clothing, linens and many adoption, placement, shelter. $165. Adults only, no pets. p ri^ te basement with laundry treasures^ One and two bedrooms. Phone 1-223-4460, if no answer, 646-3800, 9 to 5 weekdays. Agency, 643-1577. / Route 83, Vernon. Phone 875- Security deposit required. \hqqK-up, nice yard and garage. phone 521-7373. 0052. Phone 643-9678. Near schools, churches Stephens Realty, 646-1267. BLACK and Decker deiuxe JUNK CARS removed free. HARLEY-Davidson/- Motor- and shopping center, on Resort Property lawn edger and trimmer, $30. MANCHESTER - New deluxe PiiEASANT 3-room furnished Call Joey, Tolland Auto Body, CTcles, parts and accessories. / ./g_ o l d e n Retriever___ puppies, bus line. Call anytime. For Rent 56 528-1990. Expert service. Harley- Phone 6&-8361. AKC registered, outstanding ‘two-bedroom Townhouses. 11/2 apartment. Call 647-1193. baths, includes heat, Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, large boned, champion 646^2623 TWO NEW chalets. Lake Win- LIVING ROOM sofa and two appliances, carpeting, full AVAILABLE May 1st, modern 1973 VEGA Hatchback, low Hartford. 247-9774. bloodlines. Shots, completely nipesaukee. New Hampshire, milage, excellent condition, chairs, $180. Westingho(lse weaned. $150. 633-4287. private basement. $275 per thre.e-rpom apartment, refrigerator, $50. Phone /649- month. Paul W. Dougan, private beach, walking dis­ call 649-0676 after 5 p.m. Snow MOTORCYCLE Insurance - appliances, carpeting, parking, tance. Nicely furnished. Over­ 5652.\. / Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. storage. Hiiliard Street, 649- tires included. Lowest rates available. PERSIAN Male, show quality, MANCHESTER, -/3-bedroom sized fireplace. One sleeps 7, Immediate binding. Prompt all white, reg^istered two duplex. Available May 1st. 7289 after 5 p.m. one sleeps 10. Dates going THE FLINTSTONES AVAILABLE May 1st, pleasant MODEL T ROADSTER, new Claim service. Call Clarke In­ BY HANA-BARBERA organizations. Fantastic dis­ Security .acquired. $190. $ quickly, 646-5566. tires and top, needs work. surance Agency, 643-1126. kr AUCTION - /Center position. Shots. Phone 872-7511. first floor apartment, three FOUR ROOMS, second floor,, stuscu eastern 64&^^50. Phone 649^291. . ■5-1 IF Congregational Church. Men’s rooms, heat and appliances, heat and appliances, security, THATS EXACTLY O.I<^.-WlLL GIANTS NECK BEACH - three- EXPERT bicycle repairs, all t h a t 's t h e Club, Boy Scout/ Troop 25, carpeting, lease and security/ $180. monthly. Centrally ALLEY OOP OH, COAAE WHAT S H E s a i d , SHELTIE Pups, AKC, beautiful TWO-BEE^ROOM apartm ent bedroom cottage, large kitchen, 1968 CHEVROLET BelAir, 4- makes, models and speeds. BY V.T. HAMLIN Y o u G IV E G O S S I P . Saturday, May 10 A.M. $175 monthly, no pets. 649-3976, located. Phone 643-5201. NOVJ, H A R R IE T / CHARLES/.. m e y o u r fU sable females, well marked, with appliances ana clothes dining room, living room, and door sedan, $400. Owner leaving Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, TRUTH./... Inspection 9 A.M. Collectibles first shots, wormed, 10 weeks. 6464780 T dryer/Full basement, no pets. I'L l^ E A V e THESE THINSS SOME FRUIT SOLEMN screened porch. $150 weekly. state. Phone 228-99J9. Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- HERE AN' PICK 'EM UP / \ ' OKAY, I'LL BRING and a few antiques, tinware. Pride ’N Joy, 1-684-4666. $19J5;per month plus one month Phone between 7:30 and 10 2098. S O M E BACK WITH tools and parts for antique cars, MANCHESTER Vicinity - FURNISHED APARTMENT deposit. 644-242'L p.m., Avon 673-2335. 1968 MUST;ANa.-=^e;iqw, 3- ) \ ^ L D B E pictures and frames, books, AKC miniature Schnauzer, two Four-room apartment, first Newly paneled 3-room apartment, [ TD EA T/ 3 ' k e e n , JUST toys, games, sports equipment, floor, wall-to-wall /carpeting, nicely furnished, second floor, Main| speed, 6 cylinder, ZSmpgrCMBU HANDLE BARS - factory SO LONG AS year old male, must sell, $75. . /THREE-ROOMS, partly fur- seconds all styles, $5. each. bicycles, excercycle, lawn and appliances, heat,/hot water, Street. Private entrance. Parking. GIANTS NECK Heights - next condition, $700. price IT'S NOT Have moved to apartment. 64^ water/ nished apartment. Private Connecticut Cycle Accessories, house furniture, oil heater, parking, cellar borage, large Aduits only. No pets. to Rocky Neck, two-bedroom negotiable. Call 646-6228. iSREEN I 2599. home. Utilities. Convenient 316 Hartford Road. baby furniture, carriages, etc. yard. Children accepted. ""Phone THOMAS J. BLANCHARD cottages, sleeps 7, five minute location. Working adults. No walk to private beach. $140 1965 OLDSMOBILT Manchester. Radios/ working TV’s, record 649-2871, $190/ pets. 643-2880. 64642991 players, tape recorder, electric weekly. Mrs. Carter, 742-8142. good condition. Phone 649 Antiques 48 BOY’S 5-speed 20” Rawleigh appliances and fixtures, A utos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale A utos For Sale bike, verf good condition, gold lavatories and plumtiing equip­ “ THAT’S INTERESTING” a 61 Autos For Sale 81 with odometer. $45. Call 646- ment, paint, lawn mowers, gar­ new store carrying antiques, 1789. den and hand tools, screens, collectibles, used furniture and windows, dishes. Hundreds of glassware. Also a new gift sec­ NEVER USED Rawleigh 10- other items and more coming tion. 501 East Middle ’Tpke., speed white record. Won in con­ in. There is sure to be Manchester. Bring this ad for test. $95. Phone 646-2592. WIN BRIDGE something of interest for 20% discount. GocS Wednesday MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY everyone. Refreshments Through Sunday, May 1st tq / 1973 SUZUKI. TS250, street and , The bidding has been: available. Steve Smith, Auc­ May 5th. Hours Mon^y ^ I H R H / trail, many extras. $900 or best tioneer. W e ' l l VAtoULDN'T Joe makes his own hdrd luck through Friday, 6 to 9 x/m., offer. Phone 1-653-2124 after 6 LETS West North East OBEY W A N T TO Saturday.and Sunday, lO^.m. to p.m. P IC N IC - Pass I IT, O F B R E A K A N Y 6 p.m. HERE. Pass U Pass HANNAH’S Husband Hector COURSE. LAWS.n Hard Luck Joe looked hap­ He had started out beau­ Campers-Trallers pily at the dummy. He Pass 3N.T. Pass hates hard work so he cleans WANTED — Antiqu^ furnituif^ Mobile Homes 69 NORTH ID) 2 tifully by cashing two of dum­ Pass 4? Pass the rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent glass, pewter, oiFpaintingS or reached over to play the my’s diamonds and both the 4) AK deuce of hearts. East played You, South, hold: electric shampooer $1, ’The E. other antique i t ^ s . AnY/iuan- 16’ SHASTA, sleeps 6, combina­ TQJ52 spades. The trump lead to his A. Johnson Paint Company, 723' tity. ’The Harries,/M3^709, v\&arsTOLbdK a diamond and Joe’s smile own hand followed by the ♦ K2 ?A J 7 6 5 ♦A6 4+Q9 4. tion refrigerator, stove-oven, ♦ AKQ turned to a grimace of hor­ What do you do now? Main Street, Manchester, 649- 165 Oakland/StreetN asking $1,000. Phone 647-9030. ♦ 10973 lead of the queen of spades 4501. ror. A -Pass, unless you think your KEEP WEST EAST was also correct, but he went Wanted j 49 OFF wrong on the discard from partner considers his bid forc­ 1972 STARCRAFT Venture THE 4 J987 4 10652 “It always happens to me,” ing. In that case you should bid GENERAL Electric boiier, hardtop camper, sleeps 8, ? 87643 dummy. He should have jet- American Standard Boiler, ATECONOMY GfiASS he groaned. “Others ^et 3-2 four notrump and hope that your ANTIQUE parts bodg < excellent condition, many ♦ 86 ♦ J 10932 tisoneci the last high dia­ heats five to six rooms, sold/ and ^ded. The Ford 'YTT. JONK*-, trump breaks. I get all five in mond! partner will pass if he doesn't extras,-$l,900. Call after 5 p.m., msuKi ♦ ks ♦ aQJ8 one hand. It never fails! Still I like his hand. Sometimes too changing to gas. See them Stofe, 188/West Middle T ^ k e ./ 646-0766. SOUTH operating. 414 East Center lanchester. 649-3236. Open will be OK if West has to fol­ much science gets you in trouble. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI 4 Q43 low suit often enough.” Then he could have ruffed Street, Manchester, 643-7812. londay-Friday, 6 p.m. -10 p.m. HARD TOP camper - sleeps f AK10 9 his last diamond with the TODAY S QUESTION SatujF^ay 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. four, includes canopy, sink unit ♦ 754 queen or jack of trumps and Instead of bidding four hearts WOULD YtXJ UKE J U S T b e c a u s e N O U S A V E MB and stove, lightweight, $525. e O M B O F M V I c a n 't s t a n d p e o p l e WHC3 ♦ 642 Joe cashed dummy’s ace overcome the bad break. your partner has bid four dia­ MISCELLANEOUS car ra^ds, C^H FOR antique furniture, A P IE C E O F c a n d y D O N 'T O^N SEE RkSHT THROUGH and king of spades and two of monds over your four clubs.' Cali 646-3761. CANDY ROBBIE? I.YEW.SI’AI'KH E.\TKHI'HI.SK AS.SX i good condition, $5; tw o ^ o w /Slocks, paintings, pewter,,, THINK I'M (30 1 NS TO LET ULTERIOR MOTIVES. Both vulnerable the three top diamonds. He do you do now? tires 800x14, used two months,, YOU RIDE MY BIKE, glass, lamps. Call anytime. 643- West North cam e to his hand with a on Ford wheels, $15; ^-70xV I East South Answer Tomor^qw 6535.. 14 Pass ,' 1 f trump and won a trick with tires, mounted on w h e ^ , Answer to PratMou's Puzzle PRE-OWNED SPECULS Pass 4? the queen of spades. $30; $400 combination tapeMck Pass Pass with Pass Literary Bit B B S and radio for auW, $50;/Never 6-cylinder Gremlin “So far so good,” he m ur­ QHUa used E78 x 14 me melted on □ RENTALS ONE YEM GUARANTEE Opening lead- V7. mured and led his last dia­ IBESa Chevy wheel/$15. Other elec­ mond. East ruffed and Joe ACROSS 57 “ Ben Hur” trical items/643-72C author Wallace 7 2 ^ 1972 Carriage 28’ - rear still had to lose three club 1 "Cousin" in iNllE c K ;d |a K. N bunkroom, all the options plus By Oswald & James Jacoby English novels DOWN GARAGS Rooms tor Rent S i tricks. Down one! 4 Irish ■ r c. E Saturday, air conditioning, $5995. 1 Roman H e E. E Sunday dramatist 30-6 P.M. 28 MALE roommate to share 2- 5-2 How many of you readers 8 Poetess _ philosopher Adamk Street South. Victrola, 1972 CORSAIR 24’ awning, C3 C ? 2 Death notice QBISEID bedroom furnished apartment, D(0=: •have seen how joe could and Teasdale 1 B mUcellanOTus, bottles, fuf- ducted heat, bath tub like O 1974 bvNCA.’lee. TM Bw U5 Pal QW. cSVVAUJ 12 Lincoln’s 3 Book of Old , near Bolton-Manchester line. should have made his con- _ Testament E T O rptiire,^^thing. Rain or shine. nickname E. & Reasonable rent. 646-7378. 6-cylinder Hornet new, $3995. SHORT RIBS tract? 13 Measure of 4 Little E BY FRANK O’NEAL 5 Aaron-----, STOWAWAYS - too distance SLEEPING ROOM for rent. 1970 Holiday Rambler 27’, m H AVE A WE NEVER HAVE TO WAIT 14 Stage English poet 25 Anthropoids 40 Turn inside out numerous to list. Saturday May f HAVIfsIG THE ONLY . 6 With every 26 European 41 Wave top Ample parking, 272 Main extra clean with Holiday a & A DVAN TA (3E O V E R IN LON& L IN E S T D G E T prompter ■“ 10-1, 257 Bolton Center VEH ICLE IN T O W N 15 Upset effort (2 wds.) finch 42 Weatherman’s Street, Manchester. quality and options, $5495. THE AMERICANS. , at Bayberry East. -cylinder Matador G A S O L I N E , ------D O E S h e l p / STA R GA'ZElC*Fr \ 16Symtx)liejn 7 Tiny 27 Two-sided word " r*T 4 V n n/-LT T t%.r ^ 8 Decamp 28 Baking 1972 Travco c^tom 2( ------> -By CLAY R. POLLAN- \ literature 43 ’^!yndareus’ , PLEASANT room, gentleman /®> LIIRA 18/Moor)Of 9 Emanation chamber wife (myth. ) TAG SALE - Saturday-Sunday, / y MAR. 21 ^ Your Daily Activity Guide, M only, call 649-1425 week days motor home, fully self- Vfemce'*' to Check in a range 44 Shakespearean May 4^5. Household items, Every new AMC Gremlin, Hornet and Matador contained w/generator, $6W. f '^'^ARR. 19 According to l/ie Stars. 'f 20 Certain horses 11 Circle parts 29 Piquancy river beds, furniture, men’s clothing after 5 p.m., weekends 17 Complained 31 Middle part 46 Greek god anytime. - r5A64^5-«6-74 To develop message for Fridoy, 21 Feel pbprly size 36-38, guns, fishing gear, comes with our e^ o m ic al 6-cylinder engine . ^5-76-77 read words col-responding to numbers 5-16-27-40^ 22 Distinct ^ t (slang) 33 Become of war 1970 Travel Queen motor 51-72-84-851 19 Sea duck mature 47 Wander etc. Half mile from Columbia as standard equipnnent. home, 13,000 original miles, // TAURUS of your Zodioc birth sign 24 Long, l o w ,\ THE THOMPSON House- 1 Your SCOREIO 23 Complications 38 "Road to 48 Fret (coll.) , Center on Route 87 towards APR. 20 31 Your 61 Leaving stony ridge 50 Cleaning Cottage Street, centrally And every new AMC Gremlin, Hornet ready to go, $7495, 2 A 32 Avoid 62 And OCT. 22 26 Cease ' in a drama . Mandalay” lake. Everything must go. I ^ MAY 20 3 It's 24 Genus of frogs building implement located, large, pleasantly fur­ 33 Tbot 63 Hard NOT. 21 27 Dickens’ pen Owner leaving state. 228-9019. and Matador is backed by all the benefits of 1970 Continental 19’ fully self- |>|ll-2Z-33-M 4 Someone's 34 Be 4 nished rooms, parking. Call 649- 64 Neighbors name 1/5S-60-71 5 Cor 35 "Pops 65 Might 30 Each 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 16 11 \birAMCnDedeisi the exclusive AMC Buyer Protection Planl“ contained, sleeps, six (2 to 6 Tockle 36 Be 2358, for overnight and perma­ GEMINI 66 Hove 32 Deduce TAG SALE - Old server, glass, choose from), $M95. BUZZ SAWYER 7 Try 37 Party nent guest rates, y / Now what size economy do you want? 67 Regarding SAGITTARIUS 34 Closer 12 13 |4 antiques, bottles, trunks. Satur­ ^ BY ROY CRANE 8 Poy 38. Watch 68 Sweepstokes NOV. 21 / 35 Roman Come on in and choose from JUNE 20 9 Correentrote 39 One 69 A 15 16 17 day, Sunday, 9-4. 279 Parker 1972 Scamper tent trailer, fur­ officials (var.) Street. WORKING WOMAN, 21 plus, sub-compact Gremlin, compact Hornet or 1 VES. IT'S RUMORED TO BE HERE IM "" 10 Keep 40 Office 70 Day ' DEC. 21 g share modern kitchen and oath nace and all options, sleeps 8; 7-18-32-43 1 1 P u r s u e 41 To 71 Attractive 36 Bat wood l8 19 I STAHBUL. HE WANTS TO BUY IT- W-734-63-73 12 Suggestion 42 Well-being 72 Moy 8-19-3041 i 37 Clamps with two others, M E O O N O M r mid-size Matador. $1495. KITCHEN SET, trunk, sheet MONE i MOW sh a l l i s a y ?— u n d e r t i CANCER 13 Smart 43 Leorning 73 Way 52-57-68 t 39 Gasp 21 22 23 linens, central. 643-8649. UNDER THE U Likely 44 Moke 74 Exciting music cabinet, rocker, chairs, Many more pre-owned, one ONLY IN A SPECIAL TABLE, JUNE II CAERICORN 40 Heating device A H / MO ^ 15 Plonning 4 5 Needed 75 News DEC. 22 ^ 41 Whale (comb, 24 25 26 26 29 shelves, pictures, mirrors, full year guarantee units in ^COLLECTION. 4 1 S^JULY 22 1 6 R e p o i r s 46 Off" 76 Tq COMFORTABLE ROOM, plea­ 17 Tough JAN. 19 form; var.) .sewing, machine, stands. 643- QUESTIONS 47 A . 77Communicote 30 31 32 sant location. Parking. Must stock. jpeciA L ^g ^ 3-14-25-36 18 To 48 That 78 Time 42 Thrall 652C. ASKED, HEVf l-12-?3-34^ 45 Gathers grain DeCormier Bank financing iip to 7 years 3 /47-59-70 l9Uttle 49 Wallet 79 Delight 45-67-8(L86l^ 34 35 have references. Phone 649- 20On for storage 6526. EXPBOS LEO 50 At 80 A i 2 1 E y e 51 Improvements 81 Safety AQUARIUS 49 Word from 36 38 39 NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale - • •••••••••••kxooxatcctaa RECTOWN, U.S.A.iL 22 Methods 52 A 82 You JAN. 20 Poe’s - ■ ) Left at Shady Glen to Lake AUG. 22 23 M oy 53 And 83 Wearing Apartments For Rent S3 Route 6, West EEI. II "Raven” 40 41 Street, left to 33 Richard Road. 24 Guy . 54 The • 84 Be 51 Putrefy Motor Sales, Inc. 4-15-26-37 2 5 T o WILLIMANTIC Saturday, May 4th. 55 Routine 85 Necessary 2-13-24-35/0: 52 Smell 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 NEWER 4 room duplex. 1 1/2 Open Monday-thurs. •feMS-56-79-87 26 A 56 May 86 Chorige 4641-82-90 Geoigef. Oe Camia 27 Or 57 Lottery 87 You 53 Cowley’s baths, appliances, full base- • ^tee the fulj line of AM C cars: Gremlin, 285 Broad Street 8 a.m. 8 p.m. VIRGO PISCES “ Pindaric 48 SI "FREE for the taking, 40”,stove, DeCofmier Motor Sales, Inc. AUG.-22 28 Problems 58 Obey 88 Lgws Hornet, Matador, Javelin & Am* 29. On fEI. 19 ment, convenient location, 124 285 Broad St. FrJday and Saturday 8-6 59 Boring 89 Apparel S2 S3 54 refrigerator, double kitchen to SEPT. 22 30 Attention . 60 More 90 Chogrined 54 Hail’! Florence Street. $200 monthly baaaador at your local AM C Dealer. MANCliESTER Manchester, Conn. MAh. 20''^^f sink. Call 649-8792. 110-21-29-38 55 Deficiency s i 57 Call 643-2282 or 644-8896. /Good 6-17-28-39^ 49-62-83-89 5 F (^Adverse ^y>?ei)tral 56 Scrooge's' 50-69-78 Christmas----- (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I I

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DAMASCUS (UPI) - conversation in Tel Aviv with Israel has said there must be police .patrolled Damascus for Secretary of State Henry A. Prime Miinister Golda Meir a cease-fire on the Golan the Kissinger visit. you 00. Kissinger brought his shuttle before flying here for his talks Heights before there can be diplomacy to Damascus today with President Hafez Assad. “meaningful negotiations” on a On Wednesday sections of the Blue denim. It’s everybody’s to seek an end to the Israeli- “We seek security and pehce troop disengagement program. crowd in a 200,000-strong May Syrian fighting on the Golan and not the imposition of views Syria, backed by Soviet arms Day pprade of rifle-carrying fun-time favorite. And Tag way has Heights but ran into a Syrian the “blues” In sneakers, of any party on any other par­ and money, has rejected dis­ students shouted slogans hostile your choice pledge to continue the battle un­ ty,” Kissinger said after the engagement until Israel gives to Kissinger and his mission, Roger Landon, a handicapped person, demonstrates his ability to operate his own business sandals and sllp-ohs for til every inch of Syrian meeting with Mrs. Meir. back at least some of the Golan calling him a “Jewish traitor.” everyone In the family. territory is rid of “the Zionist Maj. Rifaat Assad, brother of Heights captured in th 1967 washing and waxing cars in an area beside the Amoco Service Station at 770 Main St. He evil.’,’ carries a display sign advertising his business on the back of his large tricycle. (Herald We’ve even got the Syrian president and com­ War. Kissinger arrived in photo by Dunn) denim handbags! Kissinger was the target of an mander of the special troops Israeli Foreign Minister Damascus at 2:10 p.m. (7:10 women’s 5 to 10 assassination plot on his last battling Israelis on Mt. Hermon Abba Eban cautioned after the a.m. EDT) after a one-hour visit to Damascus in January, for the 53rd consecutive day, talks with Kissinger, “We do flight from Israel. He was m et. sandal and security today was un­ told the Beirut newspaper A1 not have an agreement in our by Syrian Foreign Minister Handicapped^ He Runs Car Wash Blue denim sling-strap with floral design; precedented. He also was Yom today the fighting would pocket at all. On the othir hand Abdel Halim Khaddam and fashionable rope-covered platform. traveling about the city in a se­ continue until the Golan we have by no means reached a members of the American cond bullet proof Cadillac flown Heights are liberated complete- stage of despair. We are going diplomatic mission headed by Warehouse Damaged by Fire in from the United States. A i y .\ on with the talks uncon­ Thomas Scotes, who has been in A member of the Eighth District Fire Department checks "Where there’s a will, there’s Landon, who lives at 146 He hopes to set an example bullet proof car also was flown ditionally.” the Syrian capital since the building’s sprinkler system. Cause of the fire is under “The fighting will not be a way.” Center St., began a “hand car­ for other handicapped persons. to Israel. There were no soldiers or un­ January. lines at a fire yesterday afternoon at a warehouse on investigation. (Herald photo by Dunn) abandoned until Arab land is rid This is Roger Landon’s wash” business on Good Friday He said he would be glad to talk iformed policemen in sight but Hilliard St. The fire was controlled quickly by firemen and of the Zionist evil,” he said. philosophy. in the parking lot behind Steve’s to anyone with a handicap and Kissinger had a last minute hundreds of armed plainclothes. Landon, a physically han­ Amoco Service Station at 770 would encourage them to try to dicapped person, believes if a Main St. He ch^irges $2.50 per overlook their handicap and . person really wants to find car and cleans it inside and out. “do something.” 7 Fire at Warehouse work and earn money, he can do He will also do a wax and Inside it. He says a person’s handicap polishing job if requested. should not stand in his way. Landon says he operated a He is on duty daily from 9 n Watergate Today's "Anyone can find something similar car-wash in a.m. to 4 p.m. except rainy days Bpralb Being Investigated to do if he really wants to,” he Wethersfield for the han­ and Sundays. Mahoney, Agoatlnelli, bicentennial leaders, Page says. dicapped. By MAL BARLOW The fire was limited to the 11 " sent three detectives to the Strategy Hardens Four Manchester police first floor about 20 feet from the scene. A fourth detective came Bolton honor roll. Page 7 detectives were among the first rear wall of the long building down after the shift in details at WASHINGTON (UPI) questions by the Senate clippings to back his argument Old Codger’s Codgitations, Page 8 people on the scene yesterday and about 10 feet from the west 4 p.m. ^ President Nixon appeared Watergate committee. It was that pretrial publicity would ' Gardening with Frank Atwood, Page 8 afternoon after fire broke out wall. Fire Chief Granville The detectives were in and Mystic Aquarium Plans today to have made a strategic the first time Nixon had cited deny him a fair trial in the on the first floor of a three- Lingard of the Eighth District out of the burning building even decision to stand on the release the doctrine of executive Watergate cover-up case. He East beate Aquinas, Page 13 story warehouse on Hilliard St. said this morning that the fire before it was fully under con­ ‘Whale of a Time’ Show of the more than 1,200 pages of privilege to bar one of his aides said even the CIA “planted” Chenjsy Tech loses. Page 13 They suspcted arson. is still under investigation. trol taking pictures and edited transcripts and resist from testifying before this com­ derogatory stories about him. Big Inning beats MCC, Page 8 The fire was quickly put un­ Electrical wiring appeared speaking to people who worked demands for more material. mittee. ■ —The court-appointed panel der^ control by both a func­ loose and defective all over the in the area. tioning sprinkler system and In three instances Thursday The Judiciary Committee that has been studying an 18%- first floor, according to the In other action Thursday the quick reaporiSl of the / A statewide effort by en­ As part of the effort to be obtained from thi Humane his aides took positions against will begin next Wednesday or minute g^p on one of President In Saturday's Herald police report. It was hanging afternoon by the Eighth Society of the United States, Eighth District Fire Depart­ vironmental groups to draw promote public understanding furnishing requested infor­ Thursday its hearings on possi­ Nixon’s tapes will make a loose from the ceiling near the District Fire Department, a P.O. Box 98, East Haddam, Conclave promotes Portuguese culture ment shortly after hearing an attention to the danger of of whales, the program will mation: ble impeachment of the Presi­ report to Judge Sirica Satur­ origin of the fire, the report leaf fire was doused at the rear whales becoming extinct will also highlight a demonstration 06423, or at the aquarium the If dent. ’The first several days of day, it was announced. audible fire alarm at the said. of the district sewage treat­ climax with a “Whale of a of behavior by the aquarium’s evening of the performance. —Deputy White House Press hearings will be closed to the warehouse at 3:09 p.m. The ground floor of the brick ment plant on Fleming Rd Time” benefit program by the dolphins, which, with the Secretary Gerald L. Warren public, but later sessions are and -cement warehouse is before 3 p.m. ’The trucks and Humane Society of the United whales, belong to the ofder of denim for girls and misses said the House impeachment expected to be open to live leased from the SHVC Corp. firemen were returning to the States Friday at 7 p.m. at the mammals called “cetaceans.” committee now has “the full television coverage. owned by Stuart H. V. Carson of firehouse on Main St. when they Mystic Marinelife Aquarium. RUMMAGE SALE story of W aterg^" and there Presidential counselor Dean Main Street Reacquisition 637 S. Main St. by Lydall-Foulds heard the audible alarm at the “Flukes,” the dolphin Rope-covered platform, are m plans to furnish tape Burch said Nixon would not Division of Colonial Fibre Co. Hilliard St. Warehouse about The benefit at the aquarium demonstration, and a perfor­ adjustable sling strap. recolni^s it has subpoenal. object to the hearings bring on Parker St., according to a 200 yards from the firehouse. will feature a performance of mance of the new “Blue Whale Sponsored by Great with shorts or jeans. While ^ closing the door to televised. Colonial spokesman. About 250 The Town Fire Department “Flukes,” a celebration of the Ballad” by folk singer Eckley STANLEY CIRCLE negotiation, Warren said, Could Cost Town $1 Million tons of paper in bales were sent an engine and crew of meaning and majesty of whales the committee voted Macklin will be in the So. Methodist Church 8V2tQ3 O referring to the fht book of ’Thdrsday to let the President’s ^tored there and only about two seven firemen to the district through drama, dance, graphics aquarium’s 1,400-seat Marine transcripts: “We feel that it is riding surface and suitable tons of the paper were damaged firehouse to stand by in case of and song by an innovative Watergate lawyer, James D. By SOL R. COHEN The estimates, Weiss said, • No changes could be made Theater. FRl., MAY 3 complete and we feel that it St. Clair, question witnesses drainage is to be provided. beyond use, he said. another fire there. All three Boston theater group known as 9 A.M. - 11:30 A.M. were by the Police and Public in the signal system, including gives the House Judiciary Com- and otherwise represent Nixon An estimated $1 million for “The present surface,” he Works Department. the timing or phasing, without The SHVC Corp. also owned engines of the district as well as Endangered Species Produc­ COOPER HALL mittM the facts with wliich to the Orford Soap Co. plant Tickets for the benefit may during the hearings. totally reconstructing Down­ explained, “overlaps a partial The state Department of state Traffic Commission ap- most of its volunteer firemen tions. make a judgment.” buildjhgs. which were destroyed town Main St. “sometime in the concrete highway and street Transportation has given • proval. were at the warehouse fire. In other Watergate in a major fire Jan. 8,1973. The —On the day it was due, the developments: foreseeable future” is part of car tracks. The curb has been Manchester a May 14 deadline Weiss cleared up a mis­ ^ Town firemen also responded empty buildings burned for President’s lawyers went to the price Manchester could pay filled in in most areas to the on accepting state terms if the understanding regarding state to an alarm at Hartford Rd. and over 10 hours then. / federal court to block a sub­ —The U.S. Court of Appeals for reacquisition of the mile- point where water washes over town is to regain control of and federal grants for townwide McKee St. Thursday about 3:09 Manchester police/ reported poena from Special Prosecutor gave the Senate Watergate long strip, Town Manager onto the sidewalk and, in some Main St. — from the Center to highway improvements in p.m. when the wires on top'of this morning that the 1973 fire is u Leon Jaworski, seeking White committee’s appeal for original Robert Weiss said Thursday. cases, into the stores.” Hartford Rd. All of Main St. Manchester, should the town one of the utility poles there MAKE PINEHURST YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR still under investigation. Work House tape recordings to use in White House tapes a partial Weiss said an alternate and S. Main St. are under state regain control of Main St. began to burn. ’The firemen Weiss reported to the has been done on it within the the Watergate cover-up trial in rebuff. It ordered the com­ method of repair — planing off control. They are part of Rt. 83. He said there would be no stood by until repairmen of the Mayor’s Downtown Action last two weeks, they said. OUTDOOR BARBECUES September. Judge John J. mittee to try to make do with the existing surface — may not The negotiations for town adverse iVnpact on the town for Hartford Electric, Light Co. denim for children Committee in the morning on When Thursday’s fire broke transcripts and copies of tapes. be feasible, due to existence of control followed outcries by those funds, “regardless of the came on the scene and repaired blue Sirica set a hearing for next all costs involved in the re­ out, Det. Capt. Joseph Sartor No-slip sofes, padded ankle collar, Wednesday on the subpoena. If the panel still needs more, the car tracks and inadequate downtown merchants when the ownership of Main St., and that the damage. We have carefully aged Porterhouse and Sirloin Steaks...Loin Lamb acquisition. His written report drainage. He estimated that denim handbag contrasting orange stitching. the court said, it should come state started to implement an the funds would be available for Chops...Buttertlled Lamb Legs...Boneless Chicken Breasts...Perdue Chicken back and explain why. was sent to the Board of Direc­ cost at $200,000 to $400,000. other streets. The perfect match to jeans, —Under written instructions tors later in the day. agreement it had with the town Legs... from the President, White He acknowledged, “The state — for converting about 30 angle- Weiss alerted the Board of jacket, or Tagway denim shoes. 8 V2-1 2 /3 .9 9 —Former presidential ad­ Individual Real Charcoal House chief of staff Alexander viser Charles W. Colson sent Weiss said the reconstruction has no present plans for parking stalls to parallel Directors to a possibility, oyment M. Haig, declined to answer (ederal court 5,000 newspaper is necessary if an acceptable reconstructing this street parking. The agreement was “however remote,” should the BUDE STEAKS...... ib.S1.89 Charcoal Briquettes (Downtown Main St.), nor has Lighter Fluid Studs or tied in to state installation last town regain control of Down­ Semi Boneless applique.. any timetable been set for this fail of a $100,000 traffic control town Main St. and retain the, work.” ■ Down- Slightly Plates • Cup’s system on downtown Main St. angle-parking stalls. CHUCK STEAK ...... ib.$1,09 Weiss presented the following (Lean, Center Cut) Knives • Forks • Spoons Weiss said in his report “ The board should be WASHINGTON (UPI) - estimates of immediate or am Bureau of Labor Statistics said Solo on Now 4 8 -o z . BoMos of Thursday, “The chief of police, aware,” he wrote in his report, Unemployment edged down in Safe on Natural Casing nual costs to the town fOr “That should a heavy accident the number of employed O as traffic authority, is on April for the second month in a workers remained unchanged c o n GINGER ALE regaining control of the street: record as opposed to angle experience occur as a result of row, falling from a March level GROTE'ft WEIGEL • $25,000 for acquiring the the angle parking and an appeal at about 85.8 million while the ROOT BEER or ORANGE / parking as a safety measure, of 5.1 per cent to 5 per cent as number of persons out of work traffic-control system, but supports the modified plan be made as a result thereof to joblessness declined among FRANKS 48-O Z. boWo only • $4,000 for realigning the the state Traffic Commission, fell by about 100,000 to 4.5 (for changing 30 angle-parking teenagers and black workers, million. lb. $1 aG5 traffic signals to the existing stalls to parallel parking) in­ under its existing authority it the government said today. 48 < men’s and boys parking method. ^ could order the removal of The unemploymment rate for 10-lb. Box Lots - $1.59 lb. men’s , stalled by the state last fall.” After reaching a IVz year low teenagers dropped from 15 per • $5,000 per year for traffic Weiss alerted the Board of angle parking, regardless of of 4.6 per cent last October, un­ SAUSAGE MEAT...... ib.$1.09 signal maintenance. ownership of the street, by vir­ -cent in March down to 13.8 per denim for all sports denim boot Directors to information given employment rose to 5.2 per cent cent last month, while the rate • $5,800 per year for normal him by state Department of tue of its control over the signal in January ^nd February before LEANPAHIES ...... lb. $1.39 Bumper toe-guard, padded ankle collar, 6-eyelets, A comfortable Western-style highway maintenance. system.” for black workers declined Transportation officials — rules starting dciwn in March. from 9.4 per cent to 8.7 per CHOPPED SIRLOIN cushioned innersole, great-with-jeans boot! • $7,000 for two spare traffic to be in effect when and if the The Labor Department’s controllers. cent. PAHIES...... ib.$1.59 red stitching; 6-12. Blue suede leather and town regains control of the • $3,000 for line-striping and street. Also available Freshly Frozen ' ,1 5 — '*^•2 4.99 denim, fully lined, pull tabs, qrosswalks. In 2 and 4 Ib^ boxesi • No outside funds (state or 2V2-6 5.99 - pocket design on back. / » $600 per year for additional federal) would be available to Russia Demands China Available only In 4-Lb.' Boxes O electrical charges for the traf­ Main St. itself (from the Center fic signal at Main and E. Center FROZEN 6V2to12 to Hartford Rd.) as long as- Sts. there is angle parking. HAMBURG PAHIES Return Helicopter ib ^ S I.IO MOSOW (UPI) - The Soviet politically sensitive along the post” when the pilot lost his Expo -74 Accent Union today demanded the im­ disputed 4,347-mile Sino-Soviet bearings in bad weather and FRESH BONELESS SHAD mediate return* of a helicopter border, has been the scene of ran out of fuel. FLOUNDER and three-man crew forced reported frontier clashes in re­ The Soviet diplomat rejected SCALLOPS On Environment down over China and warned of cent years. Chinese’ charges the helicopter the “inevitable consequence” if Tass said Deputy Foreign was spying, saying Peking ac­ SPOKANE, Wash. (UPI) - the Republic of Korea and The Peking rejects the ultimatum. Minister Leonid I|yichov, head cused the crew of actions "it The Expo ’74 World En­ Philippines. The demand, one of the most of the Moscow delegation at the had not committed and had no vironmental Exposition, the It began in 1969 as an idea harshly worded since bitter suspended Sino-Soviet border intention pf committing.” only world’s fair schedule for proposed by the Spokane Coun­ Soviet-Chinese border fighting) talks, read the government Ilyich^ said China intended the United States this decade, ty Historical Society to'mark erupted in 1969, did not specify statement in a meeting to blow the incident “out of all will be dedicated Saturday by tihis eastern Washington city’s the consequences. Thursday with Liu. proportion” and use the dispute President Nixon. centennial year. The Tass news agency said “The Soviet , government in­ “for the further aggravation of MONEY BACK GUARANTEE ’The4heme of the fair, to run After about two years of in­ today the Soviets issued the ul­ Soviet-Chinese relations.” for six.months, is “Celebrating sists on the immediate return of At Tagway any pair of shoes tensive planning and scheming, timatum to Chinese Am­ the frontier-guard helicopter Tornorrow’s Fresh, New En­ and a lot of political arm- bassador Liu Hsingchuan after' l : accompanied by the sales slip vironment.” / and its three-man crew,” the twisting by Sen. Warren G. weeks of quiet diplomacy ap­ statement said. “We would like can be returned for refund or I . The fair, sihall by com­ Magnuspn, D-Wash., the parently failed to get back the to draw attention to the fact exchange within 60 days! parison with some in the recent. proposal was taken to the the army MI4 helicopter and that if the Chinese side intends past, notably those at Seattle, Bureau of International crew. to further detain the helicopter iM M A m m C A R D Montreal and New York, has Expositions in Paris. The chopper went down and its crew, to abuse Soviet drawn eight countries plus the during bad weather March 14 in Rain this afternoon and The 36-nation sanctioning people, it thereby assumes full United States and 25 domestic China’s mountainous Altai tonight, clearing toward morn­ body for world’s fairs approved responsibility for the inevitable ing. PINEHURST GROCERYTTNC. No Parking Problem for Him exhibitors. region near where the borders consequences of this the fair as a special category of the People’s Republic, the Temperature range expected , 302 MAIN at the Turnpike K-Mart Shopping Mall The foreign nations are the exposition, which means that provocative stand.” to be from mid to upper 50s to Army National Guard Lt. Ron Newman never worries about finding a pW ing place when Soviet Unioni, Australia, Japan, •Soviet Union and Mongolia con­ store hours 10-10 Mon.-Sat. 207 Spapoar S tr^ , Manchastor he comes to town. Who’s going to argue with a-tank? The tank is parked in front of the Tuc- all participants must stick with verge. Ilyichov insisted the chopper low to mid 40s. West Germany, Iran, the the designated theme for the s6n, Ariz., recruiting office. (UPI photo) The area, ope of the most was trying to evacuate “a Saturday — mostly sunny and Republic of China (Taiwan), fair. gravely ill person from a border windy with high in the 60s. 1 i (Y T‘