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WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford Scott said “we ought not to assess “1 have never seen a more unified bipar­ ^ B is re-examining U.S. policy in the Middle blame” when asked which side had caused tisan approach,” Scott said. “The con­ East as a result of the breakdown of Arab- the failure. gressional leaders are bipartisan. The 1 Israeli peace initiatives, but there is no “There was no feeling of despair that division stops at the water’s edge." )T- ft imminent danger of war in the area, con­ war was imminent,” Rhodes said of the Scott said “there was generai sympathy iv-' gressional leaders said today. tone of the White House meeting. for Kissinger” and there was warm •V II “Geneva will be the next step, and will He said the question now is “Where do applause for the secretary from the law­ be much more difficult,” Senate we go from here?” makers. Rhodes said “the leaders (T- Democratic leader Mike Mansfield told Mansfield rejected speculation that the expressed great confidence in the reporters following an hour and a half deteriorating situation in Southeast Asia secretary and his ability.” t White House meeting. and Congress’ not acting on the $522 There has been a general speculation % Ford arranged the meeting with million requested aid for South Vietnam that Kissinger was depressed over the 2 ■la Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and and Cambodia played a part in the failure of his step-by-step diplomacy plus i f Democratic and Republican congressional collapse of Kissinger’s mission. the worsening situation in Southeast Asia. leaders following the breakdown of He said Indochina was not mentioned at All the leaders agreed that Geneva was Pancake Eating Contest Starts Kissinger’s shuttle diplomacy in the the morning meeting. the next step but predicted that it would be Mideast. The Mideast question now ap­ “The secretary has made what we con­ a very difficult and long process because A S parently will go to peace talks in Geneva. sider a superb effort to work for peaceful of the numbers of parties, including the It was pancakes away Saturday after­ eating contest with, from left, Frank though h’rank was in the lead, Scott “It’s my understanding there will be a settlement of the issues which divide the Soviet Union and perhaps the Palestine 11 noon when the Manchester Lodge of Lea, 9, of 111 Eldridge St., Scott came through the winner having con­ re-examination and reassessment of the Arabs and Israeli in that area,” Albert Liberation Organization who would be par­ K f - r ' 12 Elks held its annual Pancake Festival Dougan, 12, of 13 Santina Dr., and sumed a total of 17 pancakes. (Herald U.S. poiicy in the Middle East,” Mansfield said. “We are approaching in a 100 per ticipating. 4 at the Elks Home on Bissell St. John Dupont, 12, of 54 Santina Dr. par­ photo by Dunn) said. cent bipartisan effort.” Highlighting the event was i^ancake ticipating. Although it looked as He added that the White House meeting was “depressing and disappointing because of the lack of success on the part of Secretary Kissinger, whose efforts we Weiss Ouster Draws fully support.” Mansfield said that his expression of dis­ House-Senate Negotiations appointment on the grimness of the situa­ tion reflected the views of both Ford and Support and Opposition Kissinger. In an unusual White House press briefing which displayed the congressional By SOL COHEN by Phyllis Jackston, the motion cites lack Begin on Tax Compromise bipartisanship toward the Middle East, The call for Town Manager Robert of board confidence in Weiss and asks for Mansfield was joined by Speaker Carl Weiss to resign is being supported by the his resignation. Albert, Senate Republican leader Hugh Although Directors Ferguson and WASHINGTON (UPI) - House and matters. Then he discussed strategy with Nessen said “The President is basically Manchester Property Owners Association Scott and House GOP leader John J. Jackston haven’t spelled out a bill of par­ Senate negotiators who met today must a group that included Treasury Secretary opposed to all the amendments.” (MPOA) and is being opposed by Rhodes in expressing total support for Manchester Local 991, American Federa­ ticulars (as required were the motion to either draw up a tax cut bill to satisfy William Simon, his chief lobbyist. Max Asked specifically about a Ford veto, Kissinger and his efforts. tion of State, County and Municipal be one of dismissal), they charged Weiss President Ford or satisfy enough Friedersdorf, and two GOP members of Nessen said: During his 16-day shuttle, Kissinger Employes, AFL-CIO. with violating the town's merit system in members of Congress to pass it over his Ways and Means, New Yorker Barber “Since we don’t know what is going to be tried to secure from Egypt a non­ In addition, Darrell Hovey, work coor­ one instance and poor judgment and im­ veto. Conable and Pennsylvanian Herman in that bill, it’s difficult to say whether he belligerency agreement in return for dinator in the water and sewer depart­ propriety in another. Unless everything breaks down, Schneebli. would veto it or not. The President has not Israeli withdrawal from the key military ment, said today that middle-management They charged him with tailoring Americans can expect a major tax reduc­ ruled out a veto....” A White House spokesman said only that mountain passes in the Sinai and the Egyp­ employes of the town (non-union members application specs for the position of per­ tion in 1975 and rebates on 1974 taxes. Ullman appeared on ABC’s “Issues and the sessions were intended to obtain a tax tian oil field, all of which Israel conquered and mostly assistant department heads) sonnel supervisor. And they cited poor The conference committee is made up of Answers” and Nessen was on CBS’ “Face cut Ford would consider acceptable. in 1967. are supporting Weiss and believe he “was judgement and impropriety when he per­ members from both chambers, supporting the Nation.” their own versions of the bill. They are Ullman said Sunday a $25 million com­ judged unfairly.” mitted a department head to take a expected to have reached agreement by promise might be "a little much.” The On Friday, Manchester’s department teaching job during daylight hours on town Tuesday night. The House passed a |19.9 Senate measure included special tax heads signed a petition to the Board of time. i billion measure with rebates between $100 breaks for home buyers, retired people, Directors, expressing their confidence in Weiss repeatedly has denied tailoring and $200. The Senate passed a $33.1 billion working parents, financially troubled cor­ him and requesting the call for his the specs and has defended his action in one with rebates from $120 to $240. porations and others. Both versions would resignation be withdrawn. permitting the department head to take Ford recommended a $16 billion cut and repeal the controversial oil depletion Last Tuesday, by a 5 to 4 vote, the board outside employment — claiming he made is waiting for the bill that will come out of allowance. NEWS CAPSULES tabled action on the motion calling on up the time working evenings. the conference. “The President has not Weiss to resign the post he’s held since MPOA president Charles Pillard said, “We think ... that many of the January 1966. Tomorrow night at 8, in the “The Board of Directors has the duty to A rule out a veto,” said his spokesman, Ron IVI amendments added by the Senate cannot Nessen. Municipal Building Hearing Room, the set policy and shouldn't have to spend time be justified,” Ullman said. “We think Rural Home Burns beside their disabled car. Their bodies board is expected to discuss and take ac­ checking management." Ford met Sunday night with A1 Ullman, there is a real danger in being irresponsi­ were found in January — the boy outside chairman of the Housd Ways and Means H ADD AM (UPI) — There were no in­ tion on the tabled motion. He pointed out, “The MPOA has always ble here and doing the things that might juries in a fire which gutted a one-family an abandoned farmhouse and the two Made by Vivian Ferguson and seconded supported responsive government that en- Committee and considered the most in­ lead to an inflation spiral. So many of the women’s bodies inside. fluential member of Congress on tax house on a rural road in Haddam Sunday. (Sre Pagr Ti’n) Senate amendments will be cut back.” Firemen said the blaze broke out at 11 a.m. in a defective gas stove at the J.K. Pay Toilets Ban Wanted Rarey home. All occupants got out of the WASHINGTON (UPI) - There is a house, which burned for more than two drive throughout the United States to ban Hearing Conducted hours. pay toilets. Legislation on the subject is East Haddam volunteers aided in put­ Tornado Hits Atlanta pending in half a dozen states. Chicago ting out the blaze that left standing only a outlawed the contraptions in 1973 and in On Abortion Bills ATLANTA (UPIK- A tornado hit Atlan­ and windows were blown out in a school at shell of the wood-frame house. California a similar law was passed last ta’s northwest side today, tearing through nearby Adairsville. year. In Maine, state Rep. Raymond About 200 persons turned out for the residential and business areas as HARTFORD (UPI) — Anti-abortionists There were no reports of injuries in the Dollar Higher Faucher has authored a bill to bar pay hearing on the emotion-charged issue. motorists were heading for work. The Shannon area. staged a last ditch move today to get BRUSSELS (UPI) - The U.S. dollar toilets saying, “If the Creator had meant Attorney Andrew J. O’Keefe, president Georgia governor’s mansion was severely The Atlanta twister, coming out of the legislation on the books to restrict abor­ opened the week higher on most world folks to use pay toilets, they’d have been of the Connecticut Right to Life Corpora­ damaged but Gov. George Busbee and his west, barreled down near the Southern tions and bar the use of state funds for ter­ money markets today. Gold’s price also born with dimes or quarters in their tion opened testimony with a call to family were not injured. Railway’s Inman Yards. Damage was mination of pregnancy. rose. hands.” protect human life from the moment of reported to at least two apartment At least one person was reported killed A French banking source said trading Although the legislature’s Public Health human conception. projects and was heavy in the industrial when a building toppled on an automobile was quiet with most markets so far South Vietnam Severed and Safety Committee decided last week O’Keefe's testimony on a bill to prohibit and reports of'injuries ranged up to 28. section around the railroad. not to bring up a series of measures for a any medial experimentation on unborn showing no response to the collapse of DA NANG, South Vietnam (UPI) — Grady Hospital said at least 26 persons A shopping center was destroyed on the hearing, the bills were brought out under children was interrupted several times by Secretary of State Henry Kissinger’s Mid­ South Vietnam was cut in two today when were brought in for treatment and two northwest side and small fires sprang up pressure from Senate President Pro Tern both supporters and opponents of the dle East mission. Communist troops and tanks swept over more were reported at West, Paces Ferry from broken gas mains. The dollar opened in Frankfurt at 2.3225 Joseph J. Fauliso, D-Hartford. measure barring experimentation. The twister raced to the northeast, Tam Ky, south of Da Nang. In Saigon, Hospital. marks, up from the Friday close of 2.3190. The committee had voted not to hold the “The issue is whether society will touching down again near the governor’s authorities reactivated the Capital Bankers in Zurich marked the U.S. curren­ hearings because of the U.S. Supreme protect life at every stage of Less than an hour later, another tornado Military District and placed 20,000 troops mansion housing Busbee and his family. cy up from 2.915 Swiss francs to 2.5015, Court ruling permitting abortions. development,” O'Keefe said. hit the small community of Shannon, around the perimeter to guard against No injuries were reported but the roof of and the dollar advanced in Brussels from Anti-abortionists staged a demonstra­ O’Keefe said medical experimentation about 50 miles northwest of Atlanta. possible Communist assault. The old im­ the mansion was heavily damaged and the 34.75 Belgian francs to 34.78. tion in front of the State Capitol and on unborn children is “retrogressive and Several small buildings were destroyed columns in the front were blown down. perial capital of Hue is under heavy attack crowded into the Hall of the House to prod reprehensible” and cited federal court and nonessential troops have been ordered lawmakers into taking action to limit the testimony involving experimentation on Spring Storm out of the city for evacuation by sea. scope of the high court’s ruling. fetuses at Yale-New Haven Hospital. CHICAGO (UPI) — A spring snowstorm Directors, Education Boards dumped six inches of new snow on parts of North Dakota Sunday and upper Michigan Have Full Slates Tonight got a 16-inch weekend snowfall. Thirty families were removed from their homes Biblical Historian To Speak 2 in Rockford, 111., as the Rock River Manchester’s Board of Directors and and represents a potential 3.75 mill in- climbed to a foot above flood stage, due to Board of Education have full schedules for crease in the General Fund tax rate. heavy rains and melting snow. Flash flood a series of meetings tonight, including a At Easter Sunrise Service Following the meeting with the Board of watches were in effect in northwestern joint meeting of the two boards, a joint Directors, the Board of Education will Illinois, southern Wisconsin and eastern meeting of the directors and South Wind­ meet at the Keeney Street School at 7:30 Iowa as river levels rose. Rain, hail and The third Ecumenical Easter Sunrise Taking part in the service will be the sor officials, and the regular meeting of I^ESS for a tour of the building. powerful winds lashed much of the Service will take place at 7 a.m. at East Salvation Army Band under the direction the school board. At 8, the board meeting will begin with a nation’s midsection. Snow also blanketed Catholic High School on Easter Sunday. of Michael Orfitelli, and a men’s chorus, 11- As permitted by the town charter, half-hour public comment session. the Sierra Nevada and backed up traffic The service, which in past years has which is being formed with the men’s , u . Manchester’s Board of Directors and :URY Included on the board’s agenda is a for seven miles at Colfax, Calif., Saturday. been held at Manchester High School chorus of Trinity Covenant Church as a ETTE Board of Education meeting to review report on the meaning of language in the athletic field, has been planned for indoors base group. L. Nordeen is director. school budget recommendations for 1975- speech/hearing program. because of the early date of Easter. Men interested in singing with the 76. Tonight’s meeting is at 7 in the There will also be progress reports on Six Bodies Found chorus who have not received previous in­ Dr. Charles Isbell,jssistant professor of Municipal Building Hearing Room. the new building projects at Bennet and HILL CITY, Kan. (UPI) - In two formation may call Nordeen, 646-3855. The Biblical history and languages at the It will be the second joint meeting of the Illing Junior High Schools. separate cases, six bodies have been found chorus will have a rehearsal breakfast University of Massachusetts at Amherst, two boards. The first was March 6, to dis­ The pros and cons of a proposed in northcentral Kansas. One case involves Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at Trinity Covenant will be the featured speaker. cuss the school board’s $13,320,903 Manchester-South Windsor Health three children who left their home last Church, Hackmatack St. request. Since then. Town Manager District will be reviewed when the summer with their father on an annual Dr. Isbell joined the faculty of the The theme of this year’s service is Robert Weiss has recommended it be cut Manchester Board of Directors and the trip to his Illinois home. In November the University of Massachusetts in 1972 as an “Celebration through Scripture and $118,400 — the exact amount the school South Windsor Town Council conduct a children’s bodies were found and instructor of Near Eastern and Judiac Music.” A special feature of the service board had placed under the category, joint meeting. It will be at 8 in the authorities are seeking the father for studies where, as a member of the classics will be the Folk Group of St. James “Items with Discretion,” items Municipal Building Hearing Room. questioning. In the other case the victims department, he was given the assignment Church presenting a medley of modern referring to program improvements. A motion to reject creation of the dis­ were two women and the son of one of of organizing a major for students of Easter hymns. Weiss’ recommendation still is $1,102,- trict still is before the Manchester board. them. They were last seen alive Dec. 13 religion. After the service, a continental 503 above the current school appropriation The motion was made March 4 but was In addition to his teaching assignments breakfast will be served in the school ■ ' tabled, pending the review with South in the history and languages of the Bible cafeteria. Orange juice, two doughnuts, Windsor officials. Inside Today world, he also conducts courses in “The coffee or hot chocolate will be available The original proposal was for a four- Bible and Archaelogy” and “The Jewish for 50 cents a person or $2 a family. ’The / ' f , The Weather town district, with Bolton and Tolland also Area P ro file...... Pages 3, 6, 7, 20 People.” donations will be received at the door. to be members. Dear Abby...... Page 8 An ordained minister, he serves as an Members of Manchester Civitan Club I The Connecticut state weather forecast; The Manchester-South Windsor Health associate pastor on weekends at will serve as ushers at the service. Cloudy w^th occasional rain developing MACC news... .■...... Page 15 District proposal is being backed by Manchester’s Church of the Nazarene. He ’The Easter Sunrise Service Committee this afternoon. High temperatures in the Scene from Here ,...... Page 15 Manchester’s Advisory Board of Health, previously was an associate pastor for is sponsored by the Manchester Area of low 50s. Rain tonight with lows around 40. Bolton jewelry designer...... Page 14 Town Manager Robert Weiss and Health over three years in Kansas and Churches division of Christian unity and Rain ending early Tuesday. Thoughts ApLENty...... Page 11 Director Dr. Alice Turek. All-CCIL sfelections...... Page 13 Massachusetts. includes non-conference churches as well. Dr, Charles Isbell PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., March 24,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon.. March 24. 1975- PAGE THREE NATIONAI W lAIMER SERVICE FORECAST lo 7A M E S I S - t S - 73 Town To Analyze Bids Rham Senate 3(X00_ Names Slate SALE STARTS TODAY AT ALL 8 D&L STORES... •CATTLE 'i'A ' POLICE REPORT Sweeping Streets Corbins Corner The New England Sweeping studied relates to the time ele­ Nancy Foote SHOP ’TIL 9 P. Open 'til 9:30 & Catch Basin Service of ment. If two sweepers are used, One of the first matters to degree larceny, referred to Olcott St. man Friday night MANCHESTER Manchester is the apparent low the entire town could be swept which the Rham High School Juvenile Court, and released to where it was parked on his Alfred H. Trecarten, 26, of 97 bidder for monthly sweeping of in two months. If four sweepers Student Faculty Senate turned her mother, police said. street. The stereo tape deck NCWVORK Wells St. was arrested Saturday was smashed, about 20 tapes Manchester streets but, are used, the operation could be its attention in the new year at 10:50 p.m. and charged with because it didn’t submit a price com plete in one month. was the election of permanent Weekend breaks and thefts taken, and the antenna was intoxication, breach of peace, snapped off, police said. on both alternates requested. Involved is a saving of $1,600 student and faculty chairper­ reported to police included: Its bid, and that of the only •AN FRANCISCO and interference with an of­ * A break into the car of an (but a loss of two months) if the sons for the Senate. A con­ • A break Into a N. Main St. other bidder, will be analyzed ficer, police said. Oak St. man Saturday where it contract is awarded New stitutional amendment ratified home Saturday. Nothing before a contract Is awarded. The charges stem from a was parked in the Caldor’s England Sweeping. in December mandated such a report of a severe domestic dis­ appears missing although many In seperate bids for sweeping parking lot on Tolland ’Tpke. New England Sweeping bid change in the Senate’s turbance at his home, police drawers were gone through, Manchester’s parking lots, police said. Missing is a camera valued at $4,400 per month per vehicle — leadership structure. said. Gandolfo was lower than New • An attempted break into $250, police said. on the basis of furnishing two Sen. Ron Ouellette, faculty, He was released on a $500 • A break into the van of an sweepers. England Sweeping. and Sen. Pam Roberts, student, O A L L * A 8 7 / non-surety bond for appearance the K-Mart liquor store on Gandoifo’s prices were $525 Spencer St. Friday through the East Hartford man Sunday were elected to fill these 30.00 in Common Pleas Court 12 April Gandolfo Sweeper Co. of East for the initial sweeping and $250 positions. The responsibilities lOWEST TEMFERATURES f back door, police said. The lock night where it was parked at 14. the Parkade Lanes in the Canaan bid $4,800 per month per month thereafter. New of the faculty chairperson 32 NEW ORLEANS / held. ^ 2 ^ |A M I Parkade. Missing are stereo per vehicle — on the alternates England Sweeping’s prices caused Sen. Ouellette lo resign Napoleon Daignault, 50, of 47 • A break into a Tolland were $700 for the initial Tpke. home’s greenhouse near tapes, a large tool box, work of furnishing two sweepers or from the office of Executive 50 Myrtle St. was arrested Satur­ four sweepers. sweeping and $350 a month Council chairperson. New elec­ l E O E N D — t o the East Hartford town line boots, and a hand truck, all special values day at 10 p.m. and charged with valued at over $500, police said. The reason the bids are being thereafter. tions for this office were held intoxication and breach of Saturday morning, police said. Missing are about 200 flower and Sen. Priscilla Blanchette on misses peace in connection with a was elected to head the domestic disturbance at his pots valued at about $100. • A break into the car of a Executive Council. Spring dresses ITJ s h o w e r s ^ F t iJ v home, police said. Bolton woman Friday night In anticipation of Senate He was released on a written awards ceremonies to be held $26-$34 values UFI WEATHER fOTOCAST ® where it was parked next to the HARTFORD RO. promise to appear in court at the end of the year, the April 7. gas pumps at Pellatier’s Sunoco service station oifflartford Rd., Senate has designed and ap­ 19.99 For Period Ending 7 AM, EST, Tuesday. During Monday night, some rain or showers may proved an awards certificate. A 15-year-old Willimantic girl poiice said. The driver’s door All fresh, new one piece be found over upper New England, lower Florida and parts of the northern Rockies. window was smashed open with DAIRY QUEEN The Senate intends to recognize attempted to shoplift a blouse bmier. and jacket dresses in Elsewhere, mostly fair weather should predominate. Minimum temperatures include: students and faculty for out­ Saturday at 4:27 p.m. from the the nozzle of a gas hose, police this special sale event! (approx, max readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 40 (62), Boston 35 (55), Chicago 20 (32), suspect. standing contributions to the Fly Front store at 846 Main St. Rham community. Polyesters, Arnels, Cleveland 28 (45), Dallas 36 (71), Denver 23 (55), Duluth 6 (24), Houston 35 (75), Jackson­ when she was caught by an Missing are $110 worth of items inciuding a purse, $50 in A senate seal designed by juniors nylon tops and jacquards, checks, ville 54 ( 75), Kansas City 18 (35), Los Angeles 55 (65), Miami 67 (83), New Orleans 48 (76), employe, police said. Cheryl Dixon has also been ap­ New York 43 (58), Phoenix 45 (85), San Francisco 54 (67), Seattle 32 (49), St. Louis 26 (37), She was charged with fourth- cash, and record albums. SPEGULS MM., TUES., WED., TNURS. famous label plaids, prints and • A break into the car of an proved. Washington 47 ( 66). The Student Faculty Senate solids. Misses sizes. expanded its membership to in­ Spring pants clude Rham High School’s two guidance interns. Ray Dyson Bloodmobile Visits BURGER DELUXE 2-pc. CHICKEN and Tim Brundage. When passing this motion, the Senate Concordia Wednesday 1/4-lb. Burger with DINNER agreed to include all future in­ lettuce and tomato terns as well, defining “intern” tops, reg. $9 5.99 TV TONIGHT The Red Cross Bloodmobile Persons in good health and a heap of french to mean full-time members of will visit Manchester between the ages of 18 and 66 fries. Cole Slaw, Roll, and a hi the Rham professional staff for Wednesday from 12:45 to 5:30 can donate blo^. of french fries. at least one school year. pants, reg.$15-$16 8.99 6:00 6:30 10:00 p.m. at Concordia Lutheran There are still appointments Student senator Bob Vontell News...... 3-8-22-30 News...... 3-8-20-22-30 Medical Center...... 3 Church on Pitkin St. available. For information, call has examined the Senate con­ Cap sleeve, V-neck collared nylon tops with Bewitched ...... 5 I Love Lucy ...... 5 News...... 5 With the increase of hospital the local Red Cross office at stitution and has asked the center button, easy-care nylon in taupe, The Untouchables ...... 9 Zoom...... 24-57 Caribe...... 8-40 demands for blood and com- 643-5111. Walk-in donors will Executive Council to recom­ blue, peach, pink, seafoam, S,M,L. Mini- 12 O’clock High...... 18 7:00 Billy Graham Special...... 9 ponents for treating patients. also be welcome. mend another change in the The Honeymooners ...... 20 RE(^ REC. Senate leadership. Senator check cuffed pants, gingham no-cuff pants, News...... 3-22-40 Challenge of Truth...... 18 the blood center has urged all 99c m Electric Company...... 24-57 Vontell suggests that student L W V'WNv V Andy Griffith Show...... 5 Straight Talk...... 24-57 Red Cross chapters to make solid pastel pants or seersucker plaid pan­ 4 Bonanza...... 40 and faculty chairpersons be ’ X \ Truth or Consequences...... 8 •10:30 every effort to have each This printing test pattern is ts...all great colors for Spring. Sizes 5-15. 1 T 1 Ironside ...... 9 Connecticut R ep o rt...... 18 mobile unit operation meet its part of The Herald quality con­ elected full year terms and that 1. ' >:';V ■ . 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PAMMT^ OUOANCi :•! “COLLECTOR’S ITEM” projects which have been Wilburn B rothers...... 18 lu a a a n D Movies ...... 3-5 ~ suggested include reducing Call of the W est...... 20 Mystery Movie...... 8-40 YOUR CHOICE OF TOPPING committee obligations of Hollywood Squares ...... 22-30 The Untouchables ...... 9 Haul out your odds and ends, they’ll senators to one committee and Antiques...... 24 ( Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Wn| you a profit thru Want Ads. establishing standardized Polka!...... 40 FOR 12:30 meeting dates for all com­ Martin Agronsky ...... 57 RUTmcnO X ; Movi6 9 ONLY mittees. 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Corp. 8.97 MPAA 8:30 The chairpersons of the Great assortment of ^ w M c P U L c I 27 Warren Street, Manchester Phone 649-5358 Senate have worked with the Dr. Seuss Cartoon...... 3 We show just two of eight different styles of Cultural Affairs Committee to famous maker coats in Merv Griffin Show...... 5 trench, wrap and belted favorite handbags for Spring: adjustable MON.-TUES. Burnside 1 & 2 — “Murder on I 8till Your Best Buy— BROAD STREET continue the Senate’s guest lec­ shoulder bags, satchels, travel bags...exciting 9:00 the Orient Express,’’ 7:00-9:30; turer program. Ms. Rhoda Kin­ style...in salt, tan, red, and 99* BOTH CINES Mitzi and 100 Guys ...... 3 “Blazing Saddles,” 7:20-9:00 caid from Perception House in pink. Polyester/cotton materials like Kayskin, Sombrero and S.W.A.T...... 8-40 U.A. East 1 — “Shampoo,” Willimantic and other members Patent...colors of camel, bone, white, navy, / 1974’» MOST HILARIOUS ICE CREAM DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER and polyester knits. Great The Other Six Days...... 18 7:30-9:30 I of the Perception House staff black. MOVIEl - (R) Sculpture in the Open .., 24-57 ♦ 30 FLAVORS TO CHOOSE FROM, I»n1 th»r« a flavor youWa longad lor for all year ’round. Sizes U.A. East 2 — “Sleeper,” J AND couldn't And?, try ut, wa think you'll bo dallghtad. spoke to a packed auditorium. “THE GROOVE TUBE” 9:30 7:30; “Mr. Rico,” 9:00 ’The philosophy and program of 7-14. special Movie ...... 20-22-30 U.A. East 3— “Alice Doesn’t ITS “DQ"’ FAMILY DAYI Perception House, especially in SHOWN 7:15 - 9 P.M. Romantic Rebellion...... 24-57 Live Here Anymore,” 7:15-9.15 For Easter Dinner^ Serve An reference to drug abuse purchase! / Showplace — “The Stepfonj ICE CREAM CAKE rehabilitation, were explained Wives,” 7:15-9:15 with your greeting written on top, decorated TUESDAY, MARCH 25lll to the audience. A question and famous Vernon Cine 1 — “Freebie in rich heavy cream - serves 10 to 12 persons. answer period followed the and the Bean,” 7:30-9:30 presentation. maker Vernon Cine 2— “The Groove Resolution misses / ENDS TUES. - (R) ’Tube,” plus “Trophy,” 7:15- Nut-Roll - Spumoni - Tortoni ■ Jimmie- WOvjl A JAMES CAAN - ALAN ARKIN 9:00 A Senate resolution has Roll and Cake-A La Mode, — PAMIUY sportswear “FREEBIE AND THE BEAN" Showcase 1 — “Earthquake,” confusing? then stop at our plant or at your favorite received final administative ap­ Of proval. The resolution concerns reg. SHOWN 7:30-9:30 STARTS WEDNESDAY 7:15;9:40 store and try your fancy. We warn you, It Is rich In Showcase 2 — “ Towering the use of students in ad­ $20-$44 WED. "AIRPORT ’75’’ heavy cream, and loaded with calories, but oh so ministrative capacities. Inferno,” 8:00 goodi I Phone 649-9333 ra^P A IIT II Showcase 3 — “Lenny,” 7:35- The resolution states “No stu­ 9:50 >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« ! dent shall be directed by ad­ 1/3 off Showcase 4 — “ Young ministrative or faculty per­ Easy-care misses Frankenstein,” 7:25-9:40 sonnel to patrol a school areas, (}!2^THEATRES EAST to report students for infrac­ sportswear in that 'rMODLE TPk^., MANCHESTER SH. PARKADE* 649-5591 tions of school rules or to en­ great new Spring Rhode Island was selected for force school rules. Students fabric, woven the first federally funded may volunteer to supervise WARREN BEATY polyester! See newest statewide test of using special lavatories, lounges, smoking colors in solids and JULIE CHRISTIE administrative officers, rather areas or hallway with ad­ GOLDIE HAWN checks: assorted long 1 than the courts, to handle the ministrative direction. This boys’ double knit bulk of minor traffic offenses resolution is not directed sleeve knit shirts, which clog court calendars. It is toward any student employed leisure suits shirt jackets and getting $750,000 from the Na­ by the Regional Board of blazers, fly-front tional Highway Traffic Safety Education during hours of 8-12, reg. $28 “SIEEPER” AND “MR. RICO’’ -J U N IO B A A a employment.” tailored pants, 6-gore Administration. 19.97 belted flip skirts. ELLEN BURSTYN .x A j S Task Forces 4 ^ / a z m .9 9 ^ ’Two task forces were es­ 14-20, reg. $30 Manchester tablished by the Senate during 3 the past two months. One is 22.97 Country Club concerned with food services • ID CARDS REQUIRED WHERE At this price it hardly pays and the other with student Restaurant to stay home'and cook! And rights and responsibilities. Both The leisure suit look wait 'til you taste how good task forces are composed of was made for boys...it SnCHCASt CINEMAf 1234 ON students and faculty, some We Are Pleased To Announce Dairg charbroiled beef is when it's goes casual, sporty or 1-84 EXIT58 - SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. SOUTH MAIN STREET 4 senators and some non­ broiled the Brazier way— dressy without a lot of EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 The luncheons and Queen senators. fussl Button front Jacket FREE LIGHTED PARKING- We Honor MACTER CHAHt^ ^ cocktails are as beautiful BOBBI and LARRY with mustard, pickle and our The Food Services Task as the scenery. Are Now Associated With own zesty Brazier saucel Force was assembled by and matching flare leg Gossard nylon sleepwear sale! Bring your clients or Hearty farel chairpersons Roberts and slack of polyester knit in Noni. your friends to enjoy Chef Ouellette at the request of Mrs. navy, tan or green. It’s reg.$9-$13 Moil Un Paul’s creative soups and COLDEN CHARM b ra zis F Marjorie Porter, director of for now, for Mister, for 23%"40% OFF Thun. Eve exciting dally luncheons. food services at Rham. ’This all Summer longl A beautiful combination of Schiffli em­ 7:39 We will accommodate GOimilKS S«^eirisiM is! committee is to explore 9:50 groups to one hundred or existing food services at Rham broidered lace and Antron III nylon tricot in more. BURR CORNER SHOPPING PLAZA *LeT'S ALL 6 0 TO DAIR.V QUEEN* by surveying members of the crush-proof, antl*wrinkle shift gowns, long Rahm community and then gowns, short or long coats, pajamas. Spring . roiiHo Tel. 646-0103 Just returning from New York and Toronto, they have suggesting needed revisions. colors, sizes P,S,M,L. Service from many great new ideas. BROAD STREET ’The task force is headed by 8 Academy Norn. lltSO o.m . lo 3 p,m. Sen. Roby Rowe and Bob Stop In and Say Hello McKay. Committee members • MANCHESTER PARKADE • TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON • CORBINS CORNER ■Non. a m i C-J” 2 Academy Norn. DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER ...... Ill .O w .thure, Eve 7:1 are Delia Adorno, Stu Gillespie, • FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL • NEW BRITAIN • BRISTOL PLAZA • NEW LONDON MALL 1 : 4 0 : ] ^ # ^ IJiLfcAOv:-:-;-:.;.:.:* 242 BROAD ST. MNANCHESTER Sally Barone, Jeff Arpin, • GROTON PLAZA Tel. 646-6821 • 649-2806 *Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. Am. D. Q. Corp. iC 1973 Am. D. Q. Corp, Maureen Henaghan and Jeff Adams. Manchester Parkade and TrI-City Plaza, Vernon open Mon. thru FrI. nights 'til 9; Saturdays ’til 6. PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., March 24, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,; Manchester, Conn., Mon., March 24. 1975 — PAGE FIVE iKmirliPstpr tupiitmi HpralJi ANDREW TULLY Group To Discuss Crime Prevention COURT CASES OPINION An informal group of a mandatory jail term for The group of citizens includes formally for some time, he Ml? businessmen and citizens con- anyone caught using a deadly former state lawmakers such said. Monday’s session with paas egg dye COMMON PLEAS COURT ordered to seek medical treat­ weapon in a crime. as Boggini, Nate Agostinelli, A Love Study cerned about crime in Sen. Barry is only one of i a complete kit Geographical Area 12 ment. Manchester will meet Monday, “It will remove the jail deci­ and Donald Genovesi. several in order to find ways to for making East Hartford Session March 31* at 8 p.m. in the sion from the judge,” Boggini Businessmen include Mike solve the rise in crime, he said. Student Rights Have Publishers and shrinks have made colorful eaater egga. WASHINGTON — Possibly love should Dispositions by Judge John cases Nolled hearing room of the town hall to said. Lynch, Bill Belfiore and They met with Eugene Kelly, it a i be made a federal government project, millions explaining love to the Fitzgerald last week included: Cases nolled last week in­ discuss new laws to stem Another bill being considered Stewart Johnston. chief prosecutor of the Com­ Their Day (s) In Court like TVA and drilling for oil in the Atlan­ masses. TV and radio talk shows dis­ • John B. McNamar, 26, of eluded: crime. may make juveniles liable to mon Pleas Court in East Hart­ covered love’s saleability long agb( and Hartford, possession of con­ • John P. Hogan, 26, of 141 State Sen. David Barry will the same penalties as adults for Sedrick Straughan, former ford. They hope to meet with tic, but I tend to go along with Sen. the miracle cf | William Proxmire, D-Wis., in his con- every turn of the dial brings a long-winded trolled drugs (marijuana), $50. Center St., threatening and explain several new bills, said the same crimes. truant officer and retired assis­ the town’s police chief and The U. S. Supreme Court has a habit Y . dowrftown manchciter. immunity did not shield an official tretempts with one Ellen Berscheid, a panel discussion of why men and women • William A. Chesters, 28, of breach of peace. Charles Boggini, spokesman for “People here are fed up with tant fire chief, and other promi­ school leaders. fall in love, or at least go through the 55 Wells St., fourth-degree of handing down vague, sweeping from liability for damages “if he professor of psychology at the University., • Lance M. Jacobsen, 20, of the group. the. muggings, vandalism, and nent and concerned citizens are of Minnesota. mechanical motions of doing so. larceny, dismissed. Willugton, illegal possession of One proposed bill now in the breaks,” Boggini said. in the group, Boggini said. The public is invited to attend decisions, and then leaving it up to the knew or reasonably should have Mrs. Berscheid has been awarded an Professional football players are into the • Marguerite M. Torras, 36, maiiiuana. General Assembly provides for “They want to help.” They have been meeting in­ Monday’s session, Boggini said. act, and so are school teachers from Sore states and lesser jurisdictions to try known that the action he took within $84,000 grant by the National Science of 59 Tankerhoosen Rd.,Vernon Toe, Nev., and wholesale grocers from and Grace M. White, 28, of 11 to live with the consequences. his sphere of official responsibility Foundation to do a study of romantic love. Proxmire, chairman of the Senate Ap­ Alaska. Franklin St., Rockville, both The result is that the same or would violate the constitutional rights propriations subcommittee that approves Says Proxmire: “Right at the top of the charged with fourth-degree Chocolate Busy Bunny things we don’t want to know is why a man similar cases keep coming back to the of the students affected.” funds for the NSF, opposes research into larceny, dismissed. SAVE' Hollow bunny of delicious pure milk (tlP the reason people fall in love “because I falls in love with a woman and vice ver­ • Andrew Leyland, 16, and OFF chocolate...... Reg. 49' court involving questions which the The upshot is that while some Up To Our Reg. Prices don’t want to know the answer.” sa.” He comes late in the scene. A million Paul A. Mozzicato, 16, both of answers are everywhere in print and on court, in its Olympian detachment, educators and civil rights spokesmen Proxmire is right, but his reason seems East Hartford, both charged Robin Egg Trays the airwaves. It’s' a slow day for the In­ curious. He should have pointed out that with fourth-degree larceny, dis­ designed not to answer the first time have hailed the Supreme Court’s ven­ dustry when Jane Fonda, Warren Beatty missed. A dozen malted milk Mrs. Berscheid seeks to peddle a product Ladies’ Sleeveless SHELLS robin eggs...... Reg. 55' around. or a visiting Russian cellist is not candidly ture into this particular thicket, that already is in surplus. He suggests he • Kenneth C. Piscottano, 25, revealing his or her adventures in various of Hartford, third-degree con­ A prime example is the court's last others warn that trying to figure out doesn’t know why people fall in love, and and 100% Polyester boudoirs. Reese or Hershey Eggs that means he hasn’t done his homework. spiracy to commit larceny, guidelines on obscenity, which what the court means by “How To” manuals abound. The sturdy Reese Peanut Butter or Hershey co­ By now, everybody else in America must nolled (not prosecuted) in order Proportioned PANTS burgher who once pored over do-it- conut cream...... 6 Pack, Reg. 79' seemed to indicate that local stan­ “reasonable” knowledge of con­ be better informed on the subject than on to allow Hartford Superior yourself books on carpentry and sub­ any other domestic issue. Court to file charges against Your Choice dards, not national ones, were to be stitutional rights will only cause a marine building, now spends his leisure Plastic Easter Eggs Indeed, thanks to the Ladies Home Jour­ him. the governing factors. Until, that is, rash of new court cases. nal, naughty magazines, advice-to-the- time learning the far-out techniques of The charge against Piscot­ Open and fill them! lovemaking. Polygamy is okay, he is told, tano involves the Oct. 15 Package of 12...... Reg. 1.19 on appeal the court ruled that a local Others predict that school board lovelorn columnists, Johnny Carson, so long as the marital partners enjoy attempted theft of a $150 case of 88 Masters and Johnson, and assorted ONE WEEK community should not have applied members will hesitate to serve unless mutual trust. Today, the Great American cigarettes from the Liggett celebrities of stage and screen, the 3 Pc. Easter Basket Set Obsession is with finding love and then RECORD SALE! local standards, which happened in a they have a lawyer at their side at all American people may already know more Drug store in the Parkade, Poly-bagaed vinyl baskets becoming an adroit, if not expert, partici­ Manchester police said. case that arose shortly afterwards. than they want to about love. Starting with to fill and decorate...... Reg. 2.29 times. One school boasd member, in pant in the love act, lest he lose what he William Collins, prosecutor, ELION GREATEST OLITTA the first Kinsey Report, love has EACH NBVTON- Last January, the court decreed has found. JOHN HFTS Sacramento, Calif., has resigned burgeoned into a major Industry. said the East Hartford court KHfN Mrs. Berscheid is on solid ground when could not sentence Piscottano Reg. 4.99 Ea. Blow-Up Bunny that high school students may not be because liability insurance against The Rock of Gibraltar in the Fog (photo by Steve Dunn) IIAVLVPL Assorted colors for a she says social scientists want to know to more than one year but the nevf;r suspended for disciplinary infractions punitive damages is not available to more about love because it’s the basis of Knits of 100% polyester; mock Bf.FN happy Easter!...... Reg. 89' superior court can. or full turtle or jewel necks, zip •MHI.KIW without at least a “rudimentary board members in that state. “marriage and family formation in the • Salvatore Bonelli, 19, of backs: S,M,L. Jacquard, flare American culture,” and that “when love is East Hartford, first-degree leg, stitch crease pullon Paas Easter Egg Coloring Dyes hearing." But it did not spell out the So as the situation stands now, gone, divorce is instituted.” Most people robbery, nolled in order to pants. Petite, Average, Tall Be creative, dye your procedures required for long-term students presumably have the right to will buy that thesis. But it’s the taxpayer’s allow Hartford Superior Court Easter eggs at home. dough she wants to spend, and that brings to file charges in the case. 43*= & 57' suspensions or outright expulsions. hear charges and evidence against up the question of national priorities, es­ Bonelli allegedly took part in Before school administrators had them, at least in serious matters, and pecially since her subject is glut on the a holdup of an East Hartford All LP’s By These 2 Great Artists time to absorb this decision, the court school officials had best take care. market. cab driver in South Windsor I wish Americans could be more like Jan. 9, South Windsor police ruled in another case that students But do these new student rights ex­ other people. The Italians simply enjoy it. said. may sue school board members who tend to the right to cross-examine The French handle it like any other The same court action was business transaction. The British may be are guilty of intentional or malicious their accusers? taken against Bonelli on a list of Support Weiss demonstrated leadership in assessing the the wisest of all: They mostly ignore it. East Hartford police charges ti "or otherwise inexcusable” In yet another case involving this A Good human and social needs of all segments of After all, there may be something to which included: third-degree >T 0 this community, and we urge your support • Elton John’s Greatest Hits SAVE OVER deprivations of the student’s con­ question, the Supreme Court declined Place To Live Dear editor and Manchester Board of Ovid’s deposition that “Love is a kind of burglary (five counts), second- Directors: in retaining Mr. Weiss as general warfare,” and thus should be entered into degree larceny (three counts), $4 stitutional rights. • Olivia Newton John’s “Have You to say. It sent the issue back to the Dear editor: We, the undersigned, strenuously object manager. warily. disorderly conduct, loitering on While acknowledging the existence lower court level, where it may safely Manchester is a good place to live. to the manner in which Manchester’s town Beverly T. Spillane The difference, of course, is that love is school grounds, and first- Ever Been Mellow’’ Sometimes something like this needs to be manager is being treated in the inquiry in president almost never fatal, and its end often a of “good faith" immunity for school be guessed it won’t remain for very degree larceny. said, maybe this is one of those times. I the matters involving Ms. Bauer and Mr. Manchester Community relief. As Swinburne sang: • Roger J. Michaud, 16, of 442 Waring 12-Speed Norelco authorities, the court held that such long. realize it is not the Kingdom of God, but Siebold. No executive operates in a Service Council And the best and the worst of this is W. Middle Tpke., operating a 'Original Soundtrack Hand Mixer Drip Coffeemaker compared with what I saw in a year’s trip vacuum; neither can he function in a 238 Timrod Road That neither is most to blame. motor vehicle while license SAVE around the world in 17 countries let me straight jacket. If he is to be effective, Manchester If you have forgotten my kisses suspended (two counts), 90days Up To “Tommy” Our Our repeat, Manchester is a good place to live. there muSt be an area for discretionary And I have forgotten your name. Reg. Reg. in jail on each count with the Off Our Reg. Prices Recently two different departments in judgment. It is the responsibility of his Shocked sentences to run consecutively. 13.99 9.87 27.99 21.99 our local government have been very help­ governing board to define and police that I M T W T r t Also, Michaud was given 12 versatile speeds for handling any No burned, bitter taste; brews 8 1 2 3 ful to me. I have thanked each one in­ area as precisely as necessary. If and To the editor: 4 5 6 ; 8 9 10 another 90 days in jail on a Girls’ Better Spring type batter. Fingertip con­ cups In 7 minutes. Handy keep warm Quake ^Vaccination^ n 12 13 14 IS 16 17 2 LP’s dividually and now feel my appreciation when in the opinion of the supervisory trol. »HM161 feature. »HD5130 I am shocked by the suggestion that Bob 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 breach of peace charge, the SLACK SETS Series 9.98 should be a matter of public record. board the limits of this discretionary area Weiss should resign as our Town Manager. 25 26 27 28 29 30 ALMANAC sentence to run consecutively. Scientists may someday “vac­ sandstone pores. When USGS scientists If some feel that what Marc Connelly are exceeded, recognized procedures are All three sentences were 4 to 6x 7 to 14 FEATURfNG: The Who, Is that the reward for ten year’s service Playtex Living Gloves PtSVtCK said in Green Pastures is correct, called up, to wit: Eric Clapton & Elton John UVINQ cinate” earthquake-prone areas withdrew water and dropped the marked by integrity, energy, vision, ef­ By United Press International suspended and he was placed on “everything nailed down is coming loose," A list enumerating well-defined and ficiency, and sound judgment? Non-slip grip, longer cuff: GLjOVB Today is Monday, March 24, the 83rd day probation for a total of 18 against major shakeups. sandstone pore pressure, earthquake let me assert that I do no feel this is so. documented charges is prepared and dis­ Bob Weiss is exactly the type of leader months. T87 094 ALL SOUNDTRACKS AND ORIGINAL CASTS bright new colors. of 1975 with 282 to follow. As president of the recently formed cussed in private session with the Reg. 1.39 ...... “Instead of one very damaging activity diminished to 10 quakes or good government n e ^ s in the difficult The moon is approaching its full phase. Other charges against Manchester Council on World Hunger, I executive. If his answers are not suf­ • The Sting • Pippin • Godfather II period America is struggling through at The morning stars are Mercury, Mars Michaud of operating an un­ earthquake, it should be possible to in­ less a month. ficient, then and only then is there any Reg. to 10.99 Reg. 13.99 • The Way We vitere •G odspell have been amazed, overwhelmed, and present. and Jupiter. registered motor vehicle, Woolite Rug According to Haimson, the overjoyed at the response to various mention of resignation. Never are these • American Graffiti • Fiddler — F6 98 irufli duce several minor earthquakes to We are proud of Manchester, and proud The evening stars are Venus and Saturn. operating a motorcycle without Polyesters, denims or twills Cleaner, 22 oz. 1 defuse the fault and cause less technique could be applied to future programs and the large amounts of money matters subject for discussion in an at­ of Bob’s excellent leadership and his total a motorcycle license, and Westerns, lace trims screen mosphere of emotional row. Nor should it Those born on this date are under the Our Reg. 1.79 ,...... that have been given for this humanitarian devotion to our city’s welfare. sign of Aries. carrying an illegal passenger prints, button fronts. damage," says Bezalel C. Haimson, earthquake control. A fault could be cause. be allowed to degenerate into innuendo or R.L. Wilson CLASSICAL RECORDS U.S. Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon were all nolled. In this Worid Hunger program a recent caprice and personal pique. professor of rock mechanics and locked at regular intervals by pum­ 51 Lakewood Circle N. was born March 24, 1855. • Frederick Brandt, 62, of 68 CARMINA BURANA very high point was the Mayor’s Breakfast The action and resulting discussion at Manchester Spruce St., reckless driving, Scott’s Liquid mechanical engineering at the ping fluid out of the rock, thus ‘Carmina Burana” jMICHAELTILSONTHOMAS CONDUCTS at Center Church. The hall was filled. The last Tuesday’s meeting as reported in the $ 1 0 0 . ' THE CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA (Liquid or Aerosol) I VIIH JUDITH SUetllKNNnNftUGEL Gold University of Wisconsin. freezing slippage at these points. offering was generous. The real clincher press demeans our board of directors and, • Raymond E. Doyon, 27, of Pf Tin IINOCR. AM TM CLEIfUKI I OSCWSTRACHOHUSIWIOISCWM Our Reg. 1.99 ...... ROUinniCf OfRICTIM 1.29 Already, researchers with the U.S. Between the frozen points, fluid was the period of prayer in which Roman in the final reckoning, diminishes us all. Hartford, first-degree criminal SAVE O Q ® / e 88 Catholics, Protestants, and Jews par­ When we hired Mr. Weiss, we did not trespass, 90 days in jail with o OFF Up To ^ W Our Reg. Prices Series Geological Survey have stopped could be pumped into the rock, raising ticipated. What an experience to hear our ask that he be perfect. We did not require MAX LERNER execution suspended and proba­ F6.98 Brush Cocoa minor tremors near a Rangely, Colo., the pore pressure beyond the critical town officials stand up before Almighty that he be universally liked by the various tion for 18 months. He was also Michael Tilson Thomas conducts Door Mat God and our community and ask for divine and multiple board members he would Boys’ Flannel Lined the Cleveland Orchestra. oil field. Oil well operators had been value. Minor earthquakes would guidance. work for. All we asked was unassailable Our Reg. 2.99 1.88 WARM-UP JACKETS nuttMucraoMC m m neoucTHMiML producing up to 150 mini-earthquakes result, releasing the energy stored in Within this experience as each seeks integrity and an above average ability in n«rxautOU« M .A M lM 4MUNOMfMl| SWTTCNED-ONBACH r.()|*Ol DSIOKOWSKI VMTVOW fUCnOMC F(IF0nUN«$ or The Climate Of Ideas 1812° ucMrMwircs Itii m i!.AI)I.(.lM |[.\ with his God to find answers, we know managing our town. Unless we can find wuniutiei rtKOOMC OR(‘Uf..SlRA a month by injecting water into the each frozen segment of the fault Trench Fashion OatMWOCITMWSUIk WM.SI K there will be difference, of opinion. In our serious and flagrant failures in these IfrUjnunJ UilJc I ixr Muvk ln>m The original trenchcoat MORMON TABfRNAClf ChOiR ^ ll4nJ^I M.A.»vkiir4nH> ground to force up oil locked in the without catastrophic results. VALIEV rORCt MILITARV I VI ( \ II VrrxHruF’ Our community we have the right to disagree, specific areas, any talk about resignation Nylon shell, cotton ACADEMY BAND khitlrvVtirrtl NEW YORK CITY - When President was introduced in 1910 and C4M>C>N$ 4M>*U$'»4>>Cm>H(.H HI to discuss, to compromise and to work out is excessively premature. reckoned with, as much as the political lining. Solid colors, Lowest Gerald Ford spoke at Notre Dame Univer­ called the Tielocken, because together the proper and best steps for our In our connection with enterprises and elite which does the actual governing. C. Price sity, Father Theodore Hesburgh noted the wearer tied and locked it snap front; 8 to 18. community to move ahead. This is part of institutions in the area, w,e have had many Wright Mills, who gave us the term osed by means of a strap Ever! that it had been almost a decade since a our American heritage, duty, and and varied involvements with the town “power elite,” included the economic and and buckle. It became the U.S. President had visited a “first-rate” TODAY’S THOUGHT privilege. manager. We have known him to be a man military rulers along with the political. andard coat for British campus. Allowing for a slight error — Mr. Machine Washable! Boys’ All Columbia & Odyssey Classical LP’s In the current controversy about our of high professional ethics, conscientious But they are not the only possessors of combat officers during Ford had spoken at Ohio State — and also town manager, I would like to add my vote in their application and totally committed power. There is power in the climate of rench w arfare in 1914 when FANCYJEANS for some definitional vagueness, it was Crowned or Crucified? “For or against Me — choose thou of confidence as to his honesty, ability, to serving the best interests of his town. ideas as well, and those who shape the it took on its popular name. 17 0 6 8 A17 basically an important observation. The 1 stood at the bar of God today.” courage, and express the strong hope that It is our sincere hope that at Tuesday climate wield an impressive power. What Vietnam policies of both Lyndon Johnson Series iSeries In the hush of the twilight dim he remains in his present position. His night’s meeting this situation can Congress and the state legislatures do, Reg. Cotton and blends: Series Swiss Watches Gruen Liquid Quartz He held out His loving hands to me (during his last three years) and Richard 'it s OCR POLICY 3.98 6.98 7.98 And faced the question which pierced my leadership has helped to make Manchester somehow be retrieved. We strongly what the courts do (including the Supreme 6.99 ■ Reg.81018 western styled. While He pleadingly said, “Obey: Nixon were so unpopular with antiwar heart: a “good place to live.” suggest that the board approve the ap­ Court), what Presidents and governors siim>8ioi6 Machine washable. The sounds of genius! Leonard Bernstein, George Szell, for Children Crystal Digital Watch Make Me thy choice, for I love thee so” ; students that it was perilous for either to What will you do with Him? And 1 could not say Him nay. The Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. Simpson pointment of an independent citizens’ and mayors do depends on what ideas a re . Eugene Ormandy, Aaron Copeland. expose himself at the.« opposition Crowned or crucifieU? Which shall it be? Minister Emeritius committee who hopefully can lend the considered valid or wrong, what is praised 3 9 7 Crowned, not crucified, thus it must be; strongholds in the great universities. Jr. Boys’ 4 to 7 Reg. 4.99...... Our No other choice was offered to me. Center. Congregational Church necessary objectivity to an inquiry into and ridiculed! on campuses and therefore s Q40 No other way was open to me. For Nixon, who saw the students as the Reg. I looked on the face still freshly marred the charges against Mr. Weiss whom we in the books and magazines, in the daily FOR PASSOVER 9.97 137.50 I knelt in tears at the feet of Christ enemy, this was part of the polical battle, By Gethsemane’s agony. believe to be a capable city manager. press, on radio and TV and in the pulpits. In the hush of the twilight dim. and sometimes he even provoked the an­ Our Reg. 12.97...... ; 9.70 The look in His kind eyes broke my heart, William H. Sleith Take three cases in the history of ideas All Jewish & And all that I was, or hoped or sought. tiwar students in order to inflame the Styles for boys and girls' goldtone ’Twas full of love for me. Robert Fuller — the domino theory, the idea of crime Constant readout in clear, bold fig­ Surrendered unto Him. Praise Weiss “silent majority.” For Johnson, who and silvertone finish, animated and “The crown or the cross,’’ it seemed to Rt. Rev. Edward Reardon deterrence and the idea of the equality or ures. Powered by tiny energy cell. Crowned, not crucified; my heart shall Dear sir: never got over his insecurity about having inequality of men and women. What has Israeli Records plain dials. say, know Dr. Charles Jacobson Mr. Robert Weiss was town manager of Dr. Frederick Lowe Jr. graduated from a minor 'Texas college, happened to all three has done more to No king but Christ who loveth me so. and who prided himself on being the Windsor for 15 years. I happened to live Burl Lyons transform our policies, our justice ad­ — Author unknown there during that time, and can vouch for “education President,” the alienation of By Ray Tanguay, C.L.U. 98 049 Rev. Clifford Simpson ministration and the whole sex-marriage- Submitted by the fact that he was deeply respected and students was heartbreaking. To be sure, family cluster of morals and values than Series Series OFF Mark Kravitz CERTIFIED INSURANCE SAVE Kenneth L. Gustafson, he made an important speech at Johns HOLIDAY HANDBAGS E 5.98 F6.98 OUR REGULAR that the town benefited tremendously Jerome Nathan any power elite could do. Pastor from his leadership. Hopkins in 1964 and spoke at Baylor, CONSULTANT AN EXTRA LOW PRICES ON Robert M. Stone The domino theory was never as valid as Eitpnitt^ UpralJi Calvary Church The Town Council and other political Howard and Princeton after his election, Presidents Eisenhower, Kennedy and All of Manchester (4ost burglaries happen when no one Reg.^ leaders of both parties in Manchester con­ the last in May, 1966. But later, the same . Johnson thought when they w o rrit that Reg. 5.99 Reg. 7.99 ■ lo 14.99 FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 Is home. So It makes sense to make GAF INSTA LOAD sidered themselves very lucky that they hostility of the intellectual climate which the collapse of one nation under Com­ ){our home look occupied, even when Published by Ihe Published every ///'* Newest leathers, vinyls, straws and novel­ ALL 50 Pc. 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(If you have bars or grates, be SLIDE FILM ONE Month . $3.90 Friday, March 21, after full and open dis­ EVERY TABLE LAMP One Year., . $46.80 charges of wrong doing. things; the possible Toryism of the vive. sure they can be opened quickly In With Processing Mail Hbtes Upon Rcquesh YESTERDAYS The people of Manchester should not cussion of the precipitory call for resigna­ students and their pranks and rowdiness. Similarly, the idea that punishment case of fire.) Indoor - Outdoor FOOTWEAR GAF 64 GAF200 GAF 500 Subscribers who p.m should telephone allow a few self-infatuated politicians to tion of the manager, the 40 members It was probably not until Theodore Yr * * never acts as a deterrent to crime has 20 EXP. 20 EXP. 20 EXP. IN OUR STOCK tail to receive their the circulation depart- attending and voting instructed me as Going away? Stop all mall, 2 9 9 Herald before 5 30 menl. 647-9946. 25 Years Ago harrass a most honorable and devoted Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson that been shockingly overblown. And, while president of MCSC to write to each of the American Presidents In the later republic newspaper and milk deliveries. Don't Textured polyester; • Colonials•Victorians •Contemporary ^ No fear of water shortage is felt in public servant of 27 years with a national everyone today is for the equality of the publicize your trip In advance. Rope, vinyl bottoms, open toe town directors and to The Manchester established strong ties with the univer­ short sleeve shirts in • Oriental • Ginger Jars Member Audit Bureau of Circulations Manchester. reputation as a superb professional town sexes, no one has adequately figured out * * Yr neat prints; S to XL. and back Many colors. 5*10 2 3 9 2 9 9 3 2 9 Official text of rules on local carnivals is manager. Herald to inform them of our position and sities and were concerned about their in­ how the delicate balance between them Accessories Dept. The Manchester reasons for support of Mr. Weiss. GIFT DEPARTMENT ______Display advertising released. Honest differences of opinion can tellectual climate. The process was well can be maintained in the going Keep garage door closed and locked Reg. 3.39 Reg. 3.99 Reg. 4.69 Publishing Co. closing hours Three always be reconciled among people of Mr. Weiss has been supportive of the under way with Franklin Roosevelt; relationships of marriage and the pair­ at ALL times, especially If there Is a full days prior to Cancer drive starts today. garage entrance Into your home. assumes no financial publication. good faith. Manchester should not sit by concept of a Community &rvices Council reached a high point uhder John Kennedy, bond. 10 Years Ago Yr ft Yr 3 WAYS TO CHARGE responsibility for Deadline lor Herald and tolerate a witch hunt. This could from its inception. He has been responsive and then the students and faculties play^ Power corrupts. Lord Acton told us SALE: Mon. thru Wed. typographical errors classified advertising: The Rev. Earle Custer, pastor of North MANCHESTER appearing in adver­ 12 noon prior today of prove most damaging to the reputation of to the suggestions of the Council, including a strong role in toppling Lyndon Johnson rightly, and absolute power corrupts ab­ For itralghtlorward answers bring ' IUii«A>inimn tisements and other Methodist Church, says he will lead a group your insuranct quasllona to Store Hours publication, 12 noon a fine community. its request for a director of human ser­ and in pushing Richard Nixon’s impeach­ solutely. But it is also true that every im­ b) I reading matter in The Friday lor publication of Manchester residents on a chartered Manchester Evening Mrs. Arnold Sbarge vices, and has worked closely with our ment procedure and his resignation. portant idea tends to become extreme and , BEECHLER-TANGUAY, Inc. : 10 A.M.to9P.M. Saturday and Mon­ flight to Montgomery, Ala., to participate 1145 Tolland Turnpike Herald. day. Rohin Circle task forces and committees where we Clearly, the intellectual elite — for such absolute and that there can be as much of in windup of a five-day march from Selma. 118 EMt Center St. 646^2212) Tolland have had mutual concerns. He has it is — must be seen as a force to be a tyranny of ideas and slogans as of power. PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., March 24, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Mpn., March 24, 1975 - PAGE SEVEN New Formula Watch Your Sprenkel Says Line Profitable Cuts Education South Windsor PZC to Review Several Zone Requests SOUTH WINDSOR Cliffwood Dr. to the east of MacFarland, a former disc All About.” Hostesses for the of the Woman’s Club will be Commission will meet Tuesday "To register or to obtain ad- This league is for South Wind- 2 Fund Levels Lawrence Rd. hc Kcratb jockey with over 8,000 records evening are Mrs. Donald at 7:30 p.m. in "Town Hall. He said the population (18,- higher than the information FAT-GO held on April 21 at 8 p.m. at the ditional information, please sor residents only and all SOUTH WINDSOR Sprenkel said the Armory Judy Kuehnel provided by the Penn Central Area Profile HARTFORD (UPI) - Lose ugly excess weight with the Copies of all applications and to his collection. MacFarland is Baltulonis and Mrs. Dennis home of Mrs. Charles Smith. Included in the agenda will be call Jack Zurbrigen, 644-2359 registrations must be made by 000) and square miles (29.2) of Line was used to provide rail sensible NEW FAT-GO diet Correspondent Judy Kuehnel Railroad, and we feel not all the Connecticut’s five largest cities maps more clearly defining the now a student at Central Robinett. Game the approval of bills for pay­ weekdays between 6-8 p.m. April 11, 8 p.m. the town was pertinent to his service between Hartford and plan. Nothing sensational just 644-1364 Correspondent pertinent information has been may lose more than $1 million property are on file in the office Connecticut State College. Advance tickets for the ment for The Minges plea to keep the rail line open. Springfield. steady weight loss for those that Several applications will be A basketball game between 644-1364 provided by the railroad for one in federal aid in the next school really want to lose. of the town clerk. At this Dances and music from me basketball game between the the South Windsor High School Associates, Inc.; $2,500 and $30 “This line must be retained to heard at the meeting of the In its fight to keep the “The town has experienced reason or another.” serve not only the communities School Board Budget year. A full 12 day supply only $3.00. hearing all interested persons 50’s will be the theme of the South Windsor H i|h School class of 1971 and 1975 will be rent for the Chapel Rd. Highland Armory Line rail ser­ A Department of Education South Windsor Planning and may appear and be heard and dance. team of 1971 and 1975 on Satur­ crossing, Penn Central. an increase in its industrial and but to provide service in the Xsli L iae tt Dni( Store abort the FHT-CO Zoning Commission Tuesday held April 19 at 8 p.m. at the vice in South Windsor (Line commercial tax base from $15,- event of future flooding that can Will Ask for $964,810 report said the drops in funding written recommendations will Woman’s Club day, April 19, to benefit the high school. Also will be the review of Sprenkel said the town con­ rethiting plan and start laabii > e i^ April l at 8 p.m. in the Council 685), Town Manager Terry V. 772,512 of the 1964 tax base (25.5 occur within the Connecticut were due to a change in the this week be received. The South Windsor Woman’s American Cancer Society, will The event is being sponsored assessments for Stanley Juknis, Choicest Meats In Town! tends the line is profitable, Chambers of the Town Hall. Sprenkel has presented per cent) to $53,765,550 or 40.3 Valley,” said Sprenkel. “The federal formula used to es­ Money back In full if not complete­ Tickets on Sale Club will meet April 7 at 7:30 be sold at the meeting. by the South Windsor Woman’s 477 Foster St. and Frances based on information supplied, J.M J. Construction Co. Inc. testimony before the Interstate per cent of the taxable property line also is important as a HEBRON item. A tentative figure of tablish education grant levels. ly satisfied with weight loss from The dance tickets for the p.m. at St. Margaret Mary’s A recipe exchange between Club as a fund-raiser to benefit Reichle, Graham Rd. in earlier comments. The the very first package. and Jean Marc Jacques have Commerce Commission now from industry and com­ viable by-pass between Hart­ $118,985 has been included for Hartford could lose $384,000, South Windsor Democratic Church Hall together with the the Woman’s Club members the American Cancer Society. Consideration will be given to profitability, Sprenkel said, can Anne Dallaire filed for a zone change from RR TUES. ONLY SPECIAL! claiming the line is profitable. merce,” said Sprenkel. “Based ford and Springfield a^ a means pupil transportation pending New Haven about $290,000, DON'T DELAY Town Committee dance “The Ladies Guild of St. Margaret will be conducted by the Fine Advanced tickets are $1 and the possibility of extension of I be verified by comparing the 1,- Correspondent to A-20 on property owned'by "Farmland Sprenkel, this weekend, said on current fur market values of of reducing time delays that are the finalization of a contract for Bridgeport about $237,000, gat FAT-QO today. Fabulous 50’s” are now on sale Mary’s, the Sisterhood of Tem­ Arts Committee at the meeting. can be obtained from any sewers to Ellington Rd. from that South Windsor’s present 835 cars to earlier testimony 228-3267 Lois E. Curran, consisting of 7.9 1975, the actual value of in­ frequently experienced in the The Board of Education has next year. In the current year Waterbury $117,000 and New Only $3.00 at from committee members. ple Beth Hillel and the South The Woman’s Club is spon­ Woman’s Club member or at Clark St. to Wapping Center. and long-term zoning and plan­ and statistics of the involved Britain $^,000, the department acres, and property owned by dustrial and commercial movement and switching of approved a 1975-76 budget of there was $95,745 budgeted for L IG G E n O R U a The dance is being held April Windsor Young Wives Club. soring a Military Whist for the the Community Thrift Shop Under new business will be CANNED ning programs, based on the parties. William T. and Lucy A. Fraize, property in South Windsor is freight traffic.” $964,810. regular transportation con­ said. MANCHESTER PARKADE 11 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at St. Guest speaker will be Carolyn Senior Citizens group on April located in the Sullivan Ave. the review of assessment for Comprehensive Plan of consisting of 9.5 acres. The land well in excess of $100 million.” Sprenkel also cited the line’s Three members of the board tract. Margaret Mary Church Hall, Wabreck, sexologist at Hart­ 23 at 1 p.m. ao St. Margaret Shopping Plaza. CL & P and levy of assessment I Development, “place con­ United States Railway is located southeast of HAM ability to handle oversized opposed the action. Mrs. Nancy The item for special educa­ Hayes Rd., South Windsor. ford Hospital who will speak on Mary’s Church Hall. Sewers for the Bellody property. siderable reliance of the Sprenkel said the town has Association figures indicated Ellington Rd. and north of freight traffic between Hart­ Foote, Mrs. Patricia Mulligan tion placements is budgeted at Tickets are also available “Sex Counseling and What’s It The monthly board meeting The South Windsor Sewer Put One Away For Easter! existence and continuance of undertaken an extensive and 1,662 cars used the line in 1973. Chapel Rd., South Windsor. T ennis ford and Springfield as a major and Charles Barrasso voted $22,950 compared to this year’s SOFT DRINKS - ALL FLAVORS from Edward Kuehn, First Line 685. accurate survey of rail traffic This figure is about 127 cars Walter G. Foster has applied asset. Abandonment of the line “no” on the 1975-75 budget. $12,500. District chairman, Robert The South Windsor Recrea­ “Elimination of the line will on Line 685 to properly ascer­ less then the town claims it has for a special exception to allow HIGHLAND PABK MARKET would not only have a major The motion to approve the In other action, the board ap­ CALL FOR DELIVERY Myette, Second District chair­ tion Department announces result in the loss of employment tain the number of rail car . documented. conversation of an existing that the second annual Adult 317 Highland St., Manchester—Phone 646-4277 negative economic impact on budget was made Thursday by proved the appointment of man, Claire Niziankiewicz, and industrial-commercial loadings and unloadings in dwelling' into a two-family Mixed Doubles Tennis League the present and future planning Mrs. Louise Bourret and Charles McKay to a custodial general chairman, Mary business, the specifics alluded South Windsor. “Another important con­ dwelling on property located at of South Windsor but also a seconded by Mrs. Janis Preli. position at the Gilead Hill Sedlock, District Four chair­ will be forming soon. to by other representatives sideration in favor of the reten­ 90 Foster St., South Windsor. “correlary effect on the Capitol Others who approve the budget School. man, or Dennis Moynihan, from South Windsor,” said “Our data indicates that in tion of this Armory Line has Jack Guay, North Main St. Region,” he said. are David Allbee, chairman; Meets Tuesday Democratic Town Committee Sprenkel. the 1973 calendar year, 1,835 been overlooked; its strategic West Hartford, has applied for He said a loss of industry Edward Williams, Robert chairman. Manchester Parkade In his opening remarks before cars were destined or location as an all-weather rail The Planning and Zoning a zone change from RR to A-40 originated in South Windsor line,” said Sprenkel. “During would result from the proposed Owens and Mrs. Betty Mastan- Commission will meet Tuesday Tickets are $6 per couple and H e r a ld the ICC’s Northeastern Rail of property owned by Joseph include set-ups, but liquor must Wxt alone,” said Sprenkel. “These major floods in the 1950 s, this abandonment, as would the drea. at 8 p.m. at the Town Office CHARGE ACCOUNTS Investigation Review of the shrinking of the town’s present and Bernice Rich, consisting of be brought. Area Profile United States Railways figures, which have been line was not subjected to This budget represents a Building. about 18 acres located north of tax rate. $127,810, or 15.2 per cent in­ Music will be provided by Len INVITED Associations Preliminary verified, do not include several flooding as was the case of the The agenda includes the High 2 “It would have a negative crease over the current $837,000 System Plan, Sprenkel gave his users who have not completed line from Hartford to View Estates, the Caron effect on our future tax budget. BANK CHARGES qualifications and described the survey information. These Springfield on the west side of Brothers, and Rockett property revenues and also a major dis­ on Slocum and Blackman Rds., WELCOME South Windsor. 1.835 cars are considerably the Connecticut River.” The 1975-76 budget will be ruption in our development and submitted for review to the and the budget review for 1975- growth as a balanced tax struc- Board of Finance on April 3. 76. Variance Decision Delayed by ZBA ture community,’’ said The vote came after agree­ The meeting is open to the Sprenkel. “The reliance of our ment on reductions totaling public. BOLLON the PBC, submitted a map tical to build onto an already Sunday of the month at 7 p.m. an interpretation of Blood Pressure Clinic Tuesday existing industrial and com­ $13,134 recommended by the ad­ showing the plot plan and large, combustible building. at the church. Visitors are Shakespeare’s play, Richard mercial business and the loss of ministration as priority reduc­ After a public hearing to hear proposed addition and Mrs. Jeanette Massolini, welcome. HI, at the Harriet Jorgenson potential businesses can result 4 tions; the elimination of $825 explained both to board Recently the group attended Theater. the Planning and Zoning Com­ a request for a side yard (wife) asked why they wanted COVENTRY Club will hold a club meeting in a series of constraints on an for errors and omissions in­ Ribicoff members. mission meeting tonight to dis­ variance for an addition to the to put all their eggs in one Monica Shea tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the already pressured tax base.” surance, and the addition of $2,- The application submitted by cuss with the commission his firehouse the Zoning Board of basket. She said it’s the wrong The students and faculty of Lakeside Restaurant. Sprenkel said abandonment 000 for a new burner at the Criticizes Cheney for the variance was for Membership for the year is plans for the expansion of the Appeals adjourned to executive thing to do. She said it’s also Coventry High School will be would cause “irreparable Hebron Elementary School. both a side and front yard now open to all Coventry golf club. Farm Bill sessioi before making a deci­ very dangerous as there is a offered the opportunity to have damage to a community com­ The administrative reduc­ variance. residents and/or property sion. school across the street. their blood pressure checked on mitment and policy of the past tions approved by the board in­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Clavin Hutchinson, zoning owners who have boats. Other items on the commis­ Before the hearing got under She said she has devoted Tuesday. sion agenda include updating 15 years in our over-all growth clude the elimination of a music Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., way tvo men had to be sworn in agent, said only a variance for years of her life to the fire MANCHESTER PARKADE For membership informa­ and development...our planning The screening has been ap­ the master plan, review of the teacher for four days per week has termed a bill raising prices as members of the board by the north side was needed. He department and doesn’t think tion, call Ken Gibbs at 742-9755. and policy decisions have been at $7,134 and cutting a on dairy products, cotton, proved by Dr. Robert Bowen, Conservation Commission’s Homes - Offices - Restaurants Wade Ferguson, named tem­ said Cheney was requesting a there is anyone who did more Charge school physician, and will be PZC Meeting predicated on the continuance kindergarten aide at $2,808. wheat and feed grains “a clear variance for continuation of the statement on new communities, Institutions • industries porary chairman of the than herself, but she is opposed Accounts done by the school nurses with John Motycka, owner and and the Lake Rehabilitation of rail service through South Other reductions were in a and simple consumer rip-off.” hearing, because regular board present non-conforming use. to the addition. Windsor.” the assistance of represen­ operator of the Skungamaug Study Committee report on land service contract for the ther­ Ribicoff will oppose the members either felt there was He said it was okay for She said Bolton has more Invited River Golf Course, will attend Sprenkel said the line serves Phone 633-9467 tatives of the American Heart use. mostatic controls in the new proposal for large subsidies to a conflict or were unable to be Cheney to request only the side protection than Manchester’s as “the backbone to the 2,500 those industries when it goes to Bank Association and the state Board wing at the Gilead School, $630; Windsor Locks 623-919S at the hearing. (north) yard variance. North End. She said only minor acres of property within South of Health. instructional supplies, $500; the Senate because it would John Roberts, chairman of John Whitham, fire com­ things are happening today, Charges Windsor currently zoned or cost consumers at least $470 This procedure is voluntary textbooks, $114; initial instruc­ spring water beverages the board, excused himself missioner, said the com­ nothing that demands spending Welcome planned for industrial and com­ million in higher taxes a year and parents are asked to en­ tional equipment, $1,366.50; in­ from (he hearing as he is a missioners had, at length, tried $50,000 for a firehouse, but if Hearing Set Tonight mercial use.” and even more in higher prices, QLASTONBURY, CONN. 06033 courage their young adults to itial non-instructional equip­ member of the Public Building to determine if a new firehouse one had to be built, then built it He cited environmental he said Saturday. avail themselves of this oppor­ ment, $464.40 and replacement Commission. At that point was in order but they felt a ad­ someplace else. problems of pollution, noise and tunity. On New Town Plan of non-instructional equipment Ferguson was named tem­ dition would be more feasible. Morianos said even though other ramifications associated If parents have objection to of $117. porary chairman. He said the town was at a the board takes many things their child participating, they with increased truck traffic as TOLLAND United Congregational Church; The largest single increase is Samuel Teller was sworn in point in time when the into consideration the actual should advise the school to this the result of rail abandonment. Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. $49,685 in the teacher salary as he is not a regular member'. firehouse needed both more addition was not up to it. He effect. Vivian Kenneson Correspondent Education Administration John Morianos said although room and major repairs. He said the board rules only on Meets With Board 874-4704 Building. he is a past fire commissioner said it would be more whether or not to grant the con­ State Representative Robert The Planning and Zoning Wednesday: Eye screening and member of the Bolton economical to include the tinuation of the variance which “Skip” Walsh will attend Commission will hold a public clinic, 9 to noon. United Volunteer Fire Department (he repairs with an addition rather already exists. tonight’s meeting of the Board hearing tonight at 7:30 at the Congregational Church; First has not been a commissioner than a new firehouse. Ferguson asked if there were of Education to discuss coming Tolland High School gym on the Aid Course; 9 to noon. United Young Democrats for over three years and is Whitham said the present any specific objections or educational legislation with proposed new town plan. Congregational Church; presently only a social member building can house only four issues raised in regard to the board members. Jon Colman of the defunct of the department) he himself vehicles and the volunteers existing variance on the north The meeting will start at 7:30 Northeast Development Group, Seeking Members did not feel he was involved in a expect to have more. side of the property. in the teachers room of the high Wednesday: Eye Screening Donato (Danny) Rattazzi, who has worked on the plan for Clinic, 9 to noon. United COVENTRY conflict of interest. The north side residents (Mr. school on Rt. 31. Maureen Bradley at 742-9658 or fire chief, explained the about three years, left a Congregational Church; First Morris Silverstein told and Mrs. Louis Dimock and Meet Tuesday Monica Shea Bolduc at 742-8368. volunteers were and have been family) were not at the hearing. A message with Town Planner Aid Course, 7 p.m., Tolland Morianos he should disqualify Correspondent High school students wishing raising money for a service The Paddle, Prop and Sail Ron Blake last week that he Volunteer Ambulance Associa­ himself because of the reasons Mrs. Dimock was contacted 742-9495 to become members may con­ type vehicle that would have would be unable to attend the tion Headquarters, Rt. 74; he wasn’t disqualifying himself. and did, however, come later. hearing. Also, the revised tact Mark Carilli at 742-6848 or Ferguson said he did not special equipment for accidents Prior to her arrival Mrs. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. The Young Democrats have Drug Policy Robin Strube at 742-8426 or con­ know the procedure and asked and be able to carry heavy Massolini said she personally zoning regulations, which Education Administration launched their annual tact them at school. Roberts what the proper objects. He said there is no felt the Dimocks were not that Discussion propose to back up the plan, Building. membership drive. have not yet been received. procedure would be. place to house it. concerned because their kids Thursday: Zoning Board of George Bolduc Jr., president B ake Sale Roberts said he did not know Teller said, “In other words were gone and they were using Tonight Appeals, 7:30 p.m.. Education of the Young Dems said “the The Junior Women’s Club will the procedure when one the department requires ad­ the house as a business Community Calendar Administration Building. of this year’s drive will be hold an Easter bake sale March BOLTON member of the board ditional room to fulfill its func­ residence. She said, “My Monday through Thursday: Friday: Eye screening clinic to top the 1974 membership roll 29, from 10 a.m. to noon, at Donna Holland challenged another. tion.” property is my life.’’ Kindergarten registration,, (see Wednesday); Easter Egg of 107 members.” The drive Zollo’s and Guido’s Super­ GiViNG Correspondent Morianos said he thought Rattazzi said, “Correct.” Mrs. Dimock arrived and said Parker School, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hunt, 11 a.m., for pre-school will close April 10, so the club markets. because Silverstein was on the When asked why a fifteen-foot her family had no objection to 646-0375 Tuesday: Blood pressure and kindergarteners, 1 p.m. for can register with the State Parents of Bolton High School Board of Finance that would addition was needed, Cheney the addition. screening clinic, 1 to 3 p.m.. first and second grade students, Young Democrats by April 16, ^ students and other interested have to make a decision on the explained if it was any less There was a question as to Religious Education building. Tolland High School grounds. and determine Coventry’s townspeople are invited to meet V d u c a n t fin d appropriation, if any, for the there would be difficulty in get­ just what variance is needed. delegate strength for the An­ tonight at 7:30 o’clock in the yoa firehouse was in conflict. He ting trucks in and out. Mrs. Massolini asked nual State Young Democratic abetter place library at the school. told Silverstein he had no Peter Massolini, fire Hutchinson in the best interest Club’s convention in mid-May. A continuation of the discus­ or a better time authority to challenge him marshal and property owner of the town and to extend her a Each club is allowed three sion on a drug policy will take (Morianos’) in the first place. adjacent to the south side of the courtesy and as a personal delegates for the establishment to care for place. The members checked dis­ firehouse, said he was not op­ favor, as building inspector and of the club and one delegate for give At its last meeting the group JJB qualification regulations in “A posed to fire protection but was sanitary inspector if it was Two Are Appointed every ten club members. your Honda. discussed the procedure the primer for Connecticut Zoning opposed to an addition on the feasible to add mqre room to a At the 1974 convention, Winter. It's the best time to see principal of the school could Boards of Appeals” written by firehouse. totally combustible building. Coventry, with thirteen us for expert service on your follow if a student was caught To Bicentennial Unit Honiia. We ve got Honda-trained the Connecticut Federation of Massolini said he has worked Hutchinson said from a delegates, was the second personnel standing by ready to with controlled drugs. when Planning and Zoning Agencies long and hard to have a halfway building, cost and use of land largest delegetion in the state. work on your bike. . at a nice, About 15 parents attended the tative from the town. low price! And since we're a decent looking home and an ad­ standpoint he did not approve of Only Bridgeport had a larger in Hartford. meeting. HEBRON The representative will serve Honda dealer, we care as much dition to the present building the addition. He said the addi­ delegation. about your Honda as you do. Ferguson said he didn’t feel Included in the discussion Anne Dallaire on a recently formed evaluation would depreciate the value of The Young Dems will be es­ And that's a lot. We call it Silverstein had a good hard tion would meet the was whether to issue an im­ committee to assist the Hondacare.™ Come see how case and if it was up to him his home. requirements of the building Professional Advisory Com­ pecially looking for members in good It IS BLOOD! mediate suspension or referral you givR Morianos could stay on the He said there is not enough code. The Board of Selectmen has their late teens and early twen­ to a clinic if a student was mittee in evaluating the agency board. Silverstein had said it room for any more vehicles and At that point Morianos appointed Mrs. Marion Celio of services. ties. People in this age category caught with drugs. Main St., Iver Jensen of Rt. 66, was up to Ferguson. it wasn’t right to park one vehi­ motioned to adjourn into The purpose of this com­ have been seriously lacking in The group learned about 10 and James Murphy of Cone Rd. Teller said there was no deci­ cle in front of another. He said executive session and the board mittee is to assess present the past. per cent of those attending to serve on the Hebron Nobody else in the world can give us what you can. A pint sion to be made because no there is a drainage problem unanimously agreed. programs and plan for future The only requirements for Bolton High School are using Bicentennial Commission. HOIMDACAJRE" of your blood. member had the right to raise there. drugs. programs and service needs. becoming a Young Dem is He said the town plan by having an interest in the And your gift has never been more important. Because the question. The parents also discussed if The appointments were made This is a requirement of both Brown, Donald and Donald Youth Group Democratic party and being MANCHESTER blood from healthy donors, who freely donate their blood, Silverstein disqualified 2 a student was caught, referred after the board received a state and federal health agen­ calls for a new firehouse, not an The Youth Group of St. between the ages of 16 and 40. HONDA is 10 times less likely to cause infectious hepatitis in the himself because he is chairman to a clinic, followed through request from John Sibun, chair­ cies that determine the rules of the Board of Finance. addition. He said the selectmen George’s invites all those 40% off Persons interested in joining with the program and caught man for the Bicentennial Com­ and regulations under which 24 ADAMS STREET recipient than in blood from many commercial sources. said the building is too close to enrolled in Grades 7-12 to M the club should contact either William Houle was sworn in again, if that student should be mission. local health agencies must MANCHESTER Think about that. the side line. He said the become members of the group. Joyce Carilli at 742-6848 or as he is not a regular member. permanently suspended from The board also received a operate. The need is urgent, and continuous. Douglas Cheney, chairman of architect claims it’s not prac­ It meets the first and third school. letter from the Columbia- Anyone interested in serving (hL on the committee can call the Little World Knits The group was in unanimous Hebron-Andover Community Sale! agreement that the first step to Health Service, Inc., asking the selectmen’s office at the Town * take if a student was caught board to appoint a represen­ Office Building. NEXT BLOODMOBILE VISIT would be to involve the parents of the student. Coats & Ensembles Girls' Sunshine Coats (• WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2 6 ______everything for making DATE. JUST IN TIME FOR EASTER Dresses & Pant Suits For Easter & Every Day ‘The Fuel Oil Co. That \ Saves You Moneyl" a wonderfui easier! iZ!45 - 5:39 P.M. Every woman feels elegant when she has her hair done. So this 2 Pc. & 3 Pc. Suits TIME Easter why not be different and give her a gift certificate from • candy Lovely Lady Beauty Salon. You can buy one for any amount to be B&B OIL CO. • baskets • cellophane CONCORDIA lU THERAN CHURCH • napkins • tablecloths used for one or more of our many services. Please Note: It You Make An Appointment To Give Visit or Call Orig. 12.00 to 30.00 10.99*12.99 4 ” and much more at lairway pricesi Blood — Please Show Up — Thank Youl C.0J). 36 “wo have every This Ad Sponsored By THE Most Were Reg, 20,00 to 24,00 24 Hours Notice fo r DeOvery. little thing!” Now 7.20 to 18.00 200'GAL. MINIMUM 24-HOUR SERVICE Clarke Insurance Agency Manchester Evening Watkins Brothers LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON Wear these for Easter. . . wear these when the sun shines . . . wear these “where a Herald CBT Watkins Funeral Home 390 Main Stroat, Manchastar • Tal. 649-7066 Precious Easter outfits for little girls & boys. AAil- when it rains. She'll wear these all-purpose coats every day . . . weather Call dollar’s Holmes Funeral Home Moriarty Brothers ono Orion double knits ore machine vt^oshable. or not. Completely machine washable. Rain repellent Dacron® polyester worth Manchester Parkade: Hurry • Easter lEill Be Here Before You Know It! 849-2947 See our magnificent collection ... look at the huge & cotton poplins in the newest & nicest styles and the prettiest colors. 8URNER SERVICE the m’lracU of mamltred i a dollar!" Regal Men’s Shop Liggett's Pharmacy downtown manchester^ J. D. Real Estate Savings Bank of savings. Infants' sizes 12 to 24 months, and tod­ You'll love the quality, the value, the savings. . , the kind Youth Centre is 528-2951 Lydall, Inc. Manchester dler sizes 2 to 4. famous for. Sizes 2 to 4 with matching hats,- arid girls' sizes 4 to 6x and 7 (* to 14 in the ossortment. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., March 24, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon.. March 24, 1975- PAGE NINE Bolton Woman Designs Jewelry, Teaches Bead Art Registration Open for Women’s Programs Registration and payments of crafts, leaded glass and be instructed by Steve Fish. fees for participants in the Most classes are run during drawing and painting. There Women may bring their the time the pre-school recrea­ framed patterns on linen or ABOUT TOWN women’s programs at the are a few openings left in all of By BETTY RYDER THE BABY children with them. tion program is available. At burlap which are designed and Manchester Recreation Depart­ these classes. A complete list of classes is Family Editor framed for me by Diana Ursin ment will take place next week. some of the tennis classes, child IS NAMED The class in plant care and now available at the Mary care is not available. IN THE SERVICE Taking care of a 17-room of Bolton. Then, all the student Combined Catholic Mothers Manchester Chapter, Classes offered include the terrarium building to include Cheney Library and at the West house, a husband, and five pep­ has to do is follow the outline Circles will have its annual SPEBSQSA, will meet tonight following; Slimnastics, belly three weeks of dried flower Side Rec during the days. and affix appropriate colored at 7:30 at the Teen Center BACKGROUNDS py children, wasn’t quite evening of recollection April 9 Peterson, Ryan Dean, son of David H. and Joyce Stevenson dancing, terrarium and nature arranging and natural crafts Registration is now being taken C a d et 1C P h illip M. Cadet Romanowicz, also beads. We call it ‘bead pain­ at 8 p.m. at Our Lady of Annex of the Manchester NEW YORK (UPI) - About 50 enough for Mrs. William (Bun­ Peterson of 85 Fairfield St. He was bom March 5 at Manchester crafts, tennis, sewing, tiny tots will offered beginning the and those interested in joining Romanowicz, son of Mrs. Fred promoted to the rank of cadet ting,” she said. Calvary Retreat House, Far­ Recreation Center. The per cent of all teachers today ny) Loalbo of 122 Hebron Rd., Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. crafts, women’s films and lec­ first week in April. The class the recreation Department and Cagianelio of 23 Village St. was captain, was selected for his mington. Donations are $2.50. meeting is open to all men in­ tures. come from blue-collar working- ^Ito n , so she found the obvious Richard Stevenson of Notch Rd., Bolton. His paternal grand­ will meet on Weidnesdays from the women’s programs may recently selected as executive leadership ability, past perfor­ “Many of the women who Reservations close April 5 and terested in singing four-part class or farm backgrounds. And solution. She started her own take lessons are actually selling parents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peterson of Stow, Mass. He has a Also, knitting, guitar, 1;30 to 2:30 p.m. at the Oak register Monday through officer in his squadron at the mance and academic standing. may be made with Mrs. Ray­ barbershop harmony. nine in 10 plan to go on teaching, business. (heir bead Work by the fourth brother, Aaron David, 4; and 9 sister, Melinda Joyce, 5. ceramics, crewel and Grove Nature Center. This six- Friday between 9 a.m. and 2:30 U.S. Air Force Academy. He is a 1971 graduate of The "Bead Hutch” as it is mond Hagedorn, 643-0538. needlepoint, quilting, creative week program will cost $6 and p.m. For information call 643- according to a survey by the U.S. Manchester High School. lessons. Some of it we take on Manchester Philatelic Socie­ Office of Education. called, is located in a room in Forrest, Wendy Blaire, daughter of Albert W. Jr. and Wanda 6795. consignment at the Bead Manchester Professional ty will meet Tuesday from 7 to her home and features Hutch.” Smith Forrest of 48 Bigelow St. She was born March 6 at Women’s Club will meet 10 p.m. at Mott’s Community decorative beads of various Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Hall. David Lidman, philatelic tmmtninrmrr hrirfimWrnnTm...... tTrnifmtrrfti ...... sizes, shapes and colors, for use Since the popularity of the Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Smith of Chesapeake, Va. Her paternal With this coupon and a $5 purchase. 2 6 0 With this coupon and a $5 purchase. Federation Room of Center columnist, will be guest With this coupon and a $5 purchase. 262 in making jewelry, plaques, puka shells from Hawaii gained grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Forrest Sr. of Norfolk, Congregational Church. A speaker. fruit centerpieces, key chains, national fashion recognition Va. She has a brother. Trey, 4W; and a sister, Shelley, 2Vi. animals, and many other items. when worn by Liz Taylor in a musical program will be Prince Lasagna Cranberry Juke presented by the Rev. Donald Novena of the Miraculous Sweet Mixed It all began when Bunny’s necklace. Bunny has located a Burr, Jeremiah Ian Burr, son of John H. and Judith Sanborn sister gave her a kit containing source for simulated shells Gustafson, violinist; Gordon Medal and Benediction of the Curly Blessed Sacrament will be Burr of 52 Cooper Hill St. He was bom March 7 at Manchester beads and instructions to make which almost defy detection Harmon, cellist; and Mrs. Eliza Style CodEtail dQ< Pickles Z A* celebrated tonight at 7:30 at the Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. “bead” fruit. when mixed with the real thing. Ventres, pianist. Hostesses are I Z. pkg. 3 9 * Mrs. Elsie Emery, Miss Helen Church of the Assumption, S. Philip M. Sanborn Sr. of Fryeburg, Maine. His paternal grand­ 60 Slop & Shop 48 oz. bottle Stop & Shop 32 oz. jar “Guests used to come and parents a are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thieman of 878 Tolland Tpke., “I have the area franchise for Carrier and Miss Ruth Porter. Adams St. UmK one pkg. per customer. Good Mon., March 24-Sat., March 29. : Limit one can per customer. Good Mon,, March 24-Sat., March 29. pick up the various pieces of Vernon. He has a sister, Jennifer Rae, 4. Limit one jar per customer. Good Mon., March 24-Sal., March 29. ‘fruit,’ commented on its attrac­ these shells which are known commercially as ‘Loop-o’ i i t a w a i i ...... tiveness, and ask how I made it. Luby, Erin Beth, daughter of William F. Jr. and Linda Mar- shells,” she said. After instructing a few of them, tocchio Luby of Eric Dr., Coventry. She was born March 7 at I decided to teach classes in Mrs. Shirley Vallee of Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather is With this coupon and a $5 purchase 2 6 3 j With this coupon and a $5 purchase, 2 6 4 With this coupon and a $5 purchase. 26£ this craft,” she said. Manchester, sales represen­ Henry Martocchio of East Hartford. Her paternal grandparents Bunny desigps many of the in­ tative for “Loo-o” explained are Mr. and Mrs. William Luby of Wethersfield. She has a sister, tricate pieces of jewelry sold at some of the history of the Dana Lin, 2. the “Bead Hutch.” Mrs. Joseph Tell her Sun d o r y 1/t Gallon Sherbet small, doughnut-shap^ shells. S to p & S h o p Tobias of Bolton helps her in­ Carlin, Dan Joseph, son of William J. Sr. and Margaret Batsie V2 carton A v struct the classes. “In Hawaii, a ritual goes witlT how much you love her Carlin of 127 High St. He was born March 7 at Manchester Soda A* Cocktail J A Assorted Flavors “We have classes on Tuesday the history of the puka shells. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 17 oz. can evenings and Thursday mor­ Instead of buying his puka, a with a Michaels William Batsie Sr. of East Hartford. His paternal grandparents Limit one Ixittle Limit one can ^ Umit one canon per customer. Good Mon.. March 24-Sat., March 29. nings, 10 to a class. The women tourist is expected to comb the are Mr. and Mrs. John Carlin of Webster Lane, Hebron. He has per customer. Good Mon., March 24-Sat„ March 29, ______Jper customer. Good Mon., March 24-Sal., March 29. £ = start off with a pattern of their beaches and slowly fill a jar Treasure Chest two brothers, William Jr., 4, and John, 3. choosing and before long they with the much sought-after are making original designs - shells. Then he must pound a Diamond Bragg, Delton Syril David, son of Delton S. and Carol Clark really custom-made items. nail into the hole in each shell to Bragg of Wangumbaug Dr., Coventry. He was born March 9 at “We sell the complete kits, clear it of sand. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are but the students may select Mr. and Mrs. John A. Clark of Avon. His paternal grandparents several combinations of beads “Finally, if he has been for­ Happy Easter Savings! tunate to have found enough are Mr. and Mrs. Syril D. Bragg of 442 Oakland Rd., South Wind­ to complete their project,” she sor. He has two sisters, Susan D., 3, and Sherry D., 2. said. shells, they are strung on a wire for a necklace,” she said Classes are |10 for 10 weeks Bates, Kimberly Elizabeth, daughter of Kenneth L. and Plenty of our good food M ill m ake and participants furnish their, Bunny — wife, mother, and Priscilla L. Davis Bates of 24 Fairfield St. She was born March 10 Two-year-old Juliane watches as her mother, Mrs. pukas) for a necklace. (Herald photo by Dunn) own supplies. Each class is businesswoman, admits her ac­ at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents William (Bunny) Loalbo strings Loop-o shells (simulated about two-hours long. tive family comes first. are Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Davis of 501 Birch Mt. Rd. Her pater­ “We also design to order,” nal grandmother is Mrs. Bessie Bates of East Hampton. it the best holiday feast ever! Bunny said. “I’m not able to spend as “If a customer has a certain much time at my art as I would HebronChurch Women like, but am looking forward to Wilmot, Jessiea, Leigh daughter of Leyton and Carol Gaulin Stop&Shop is full of color or piece of fabric in mind, Wilmot of 51 Division St. She was born March 10 at Manchester the time when the children are Stop & Shop Great Beef. Naturally Aged Beef. beautiful plants foryou\ we can usually come up with a Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Elizabeth all in school. Planning Flea Market necklace, ring, etc. to comple­ Gaulin of 51 Division Si. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and to say Happy Easter! “Then 1 hope to get more in­ ment her costume. Mrs. Fred Wilmot of Woodbridge Rd., Coventry. She has a The Episcopal Church the lawn. Profits made from volved and begin other classes Bunny’s five children, brother, Jason Lee, 4Vi. $ 2 9 1 r D e o / t - A t t Women of St. Peter’s Church in any sales will be the sellers. Catherine, 10, Andrea, 9, of instruction,” she said. Lilies f ' Hebron will sponsor a "Com­ The church is located at Rt. 85 Daniel, 7, Ann Margaret, 5, and For a special loved one. munity Flea Market” on Satur­ and 66. Juliane, 2, keep their mom busy R ib R oast day and Sunday, April 12 and 13. The market will be open and but somehow she still finds Anyone who is interested in Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. time to restore old paintings, ,Bee£ Large End $ holding a tag sale of their own and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. many of which adorn the walls Stop & Shop Great Beef is Tulips « ' is invited to participate. Anyone interested may call 537- LOOK! Holiday Price Reduction in her attractive home. Finest Quslity Only Easy Psymentt naturally aged for tenderness A touch of spring in assorted colors. Spaces will be rented inside 3547, 742-7542 or 228-9311 for “Some of them are for sale, i i COLLEGE From f200 At PInehurtt all $1.49 Flavort and flavor. Uniformly good every Teeth Thief Gums the parish hall and outside on further information. but after I have spent so much time you buy it. time restoring a painting, I NOTES SEALTEST ICE CREAM l b Azaleas *1®.! usually hate to part with it,” $i39 Flowering beauty in pink, white or red. Up The Works Bunny said. Beef Rib Roaist Small End ’’Quality-Protected’ I iti. Talent obviously runs in the George A. Thompson of 9 $1 29 By Abigail Van Buren family. Her husband. Bill, an X- Deepwood Dr. has been named Our 75th Anniversary Year Beef Round Tip Roast Quality-Protected” M u m s ® '" " ' * 3 '* .! Pinochle Scores ray inspector at Pratt & As Leading Jewelers SSilversmiths V2 gallon 6 1975 by Chicago Trlbun»*N.Y. NawaSynd., Inc. to the dean’s list for the fall All $1.59 Flavort at $1.09 'A gallon...8ava 40* Wrapped in toil for giving. Whitney Division of United Air­ semester at the University of 958 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER For Your Traditional Easter Feast. craft Corp. is also an ac­ New Haven. Hartford • Westfarms Mall DEAR ABBY: I am employed at a very large con­ Top scorers in the high individual score of 635; and complished woodcarver. Cynnbidiunn Orchid Corsage *1L® valescent home. One of the elderly residents here lost her Manchester Senior Citizens Esther Gaudette, high total Bunny’s "Bead Hutch’’ LOOK! Another Price Reduction dentures, so with a pillow case in hand, she crept into the Pinochle Group game Thursday points of 4,816. supplies all the materials rooms of the other occupants while they were sleeping, and at the Army and Navy Club are; necessary to complete a Mexican Mexican picked up each pair of false teeth from the water glasses. Paul Schuetz, 627; Violet Dion, The group sponsors a game specific project. COME TO OUR SUGAR CONF. SUGAR Shank Portion She then returned to her room and tried each set until she 598; Bess Moonan, 590; and each Thursday at 9:45 a.m. at “We have the wires and found one that fit her. She then sneakily returned any set of Mike DeSimone, 588. the Army and Navy Club. Play water Cantaloupes Pineapples clasps for necklaces, as well as added teeth to the water glasses. To date, Floyd Post has the is open to all senior citizens. settings for rings. We also have » 2 . 1 4 „b. 6 5 < ,b Smoked Ham Rump Portion The next morning, everyone was walking around the water Sweet and Absolutely added place with overbites and underslug jaws, complaining Smoked Ham Center Slices pleasing to delicious... bitterly that their dentures didn’t fit! water $129 enjoy! great treat. How do we straighten out this mess? Or must we buy new Smoked Ham Semi Boneless added "ea. ^ea. dentures for 100 "residents? DENTURE DILEMMA LOOK! Riegel Boneless Ham California Sunkist PRICE REDUCTION DEAR DILEMMA: Call in a dentist and ask him to examine the mouths of the patients and the dentures, in on STOUFFER’S Stop&Shop Blitter Basted t1 3 S ize order to return them to their rightful owners. I am told that WESTOWM Sweet treat!... top quality, low price. denture-marking kits are available. Get one, and use it, You'll find perfect fruit in our Garden of Eatin' for your holiday fruit bowl. before another teeth thief gums up the works again. ^ ■ PHARMACY ■ ^ OFF THE PRICE OF ANY MERCHANDISE • POUND CAKE 5 to AND STILL GET OUR STANDARD HIGH 22 lbs. I 455 HARTFORD ROAD - M3-5230 Turkeys TAKE QUALITY PLUS PERSONALIZED SERVICE. • CUPCAKES all varlollet DEAR ABBY: What do the experts say about children From March 24 - April 12 sleeping with their parents in case of divorce? Please be 20% lb Happy Passover Your Community Health Service Store EACH U.S. Grade A Turkeys i4ibs 49,? explicit. • CRUMB KAKES all varletlaa With all best wishes to you and your family. I have been keeping company with a 44-year-old divorced With Over 25 Years of Continuous Service! Armour star IL man for three years. He has three daughters, aged 13, 11 Fresh Self Basting Turkeys 14 69,?. DECORATING DEPARTMENT Stop & Shop Medium Peas 89' Values from our dairy department and 8, and he feels it is all right for them to sleep with him Emblish Your Gift With A a EVERYDAY LOW PRICE • New Zealand ^ib. until the age of 10 or 11. I don’t. Lamb Legs Whole Oven Ready Cut Green Beans When the girls visit him overnight, they ask to sleep with *Custom-tailored draperies, slipcovers, reupholstery B re a k s to n e W S: Cranberry Sauce him, and he sees nothing wrong with it. The 11-year-old - ALWAYS QUALITY FABRICS AND SUPERIOR Pcdish Style Sausage Royal Prince Yams 49' shared his bed until only recently, and the 8-year-old still -||-a££auaaL Card... does. The little one is seeing a psychologist weekly, and her WORKMANSHIP ^Plan a meal Columbia Gem “ c *1’? Ritter Tomato Juice Rlcotta - 79" LOOKI Stop & Shop Valencia Orange Juice 3 cart mother is seeing a psychiatrist regularly, which I hope is around a Nepco Kielbasi Solid White Tuna In w ater *1 beneficial to both. For the Easter holiday, PInehuret hat the beat Hams...fully Stop & Shop Minced Clams 9 oz Stop 4 Shop-32 oz. carton Irotn concantratp My friend is a very kind and sensitive man who would not ‘Onf^ the 3 in esr (or Cailer ^ cooked...no water added. lelkious ham! Colonial Kielbasi Stay N' Shape Yogurt .W.'.'S?. 3 89' Sold Bulk in our Deli Dept. Stop & Shop Potato Chips ’2.V 59' intentionally hurt anyone, but I feel that he is off his mark Stop&Shop Cam’i 4 Q c Light n’ Lively 59' with regard to bed-sharing. What do you say? *Ready-made Draperies and Curtains Fresh Cucumber Slices 16 OZ. jar H i J First Prize Kielbasi *1“*? Giona Blue Bonnet Margarine ia" 59' Russell Stover Candies are the finest in 3 lb. Canned Ham 514 oz. jar WANTS TO KNOW ^Decorative Hardware by Kirsch, Graber, Kenny Special for Easter Stuffed Spanish Olives 59* From DuBuque, Short Shanked, 14 to 17 lbs. or o D Q c Brie or Camembert p‘» 89' quality, freshness and goodness. Enjoy Krakus Imported Polish Prince Spaghetti Elbow M . 3r>l 4. twiiaa 09 Values in our Seif Service Deli Edam or Gouda Cheese 79' DEAR WANTS: I agree that a father should not them this Easter. Choose from many *Window-Treatments 3 lb. Canned Ham ^4!a^n Gino Spaghetti Sauce '“ ■ 49' encourage daughters of this age to share his bed. Not only Woven-woodsWindow Shades-Venetian Blinds $1 ig could this have conscious (or unconscious) sexual overtones assortments of delicious candies es­ HAMS (Whole) lb. 1 ■ ■ W 3 Pound Can NepcoKnodcwurst Whole Sliced Mushrooms *1 = From our own ovens pecially decorated for Easter. 10% Oliva 04 4 4 ®® for the father as well as for the daughters, but it also tends ^Tailored Bedspreads and matching draperies DuBuque Short Shanked 11 to 13 lb. Hama...... $1.44 Swift Canned Ham^4!a® Plump knockwurst that's loaded s f l 9 Gem Blended Oil-Gal. to foster a dependency in the children that is not in their with delicious eating. A lb. ffig Daisy ftead best interests. a. Round Bamboo Basket — $4.65 Stop&Shop m FASHION FABRIC DEPARTMENT Rosoffs Half Sour Pickles S69' All-week freezer specials Slop 4 Shop The fact that one of the daughters is in therapy b. Easter Greetings Box — $2.50 5 lb. Canned Ham ^71® m Alpert Smoked Tongue r 99' sliced while underscores these points, but they could be equally'true for c. Multi-Color Basket — $1.45 ^Quality Fabrics from quality mills t'/z lb. loaf the daughter not in therapy. At the very least, I would 5 Pound Can Swift Premium Franks 89' P ie S h e lls 4 1 d. 1 lb. Assorted Chocolates Tobin’s FIRST PRIZE HAMS Stop & Shop expect that this "well-meaning” father would check this — from linings to exciting doubleknits Italian Bread thcvd iL ion \ Hockless, Shankless and a good value In the 11 to Swift Canned Ham ^7!.® Armour or Rath Bacon ’ U'S*'* Qronoque matter out with his daughter's therapist. ’L”.' M wX — from cottons to Quiana and Treviera 13 lb. size at... Dak Imported Orchards (* 0 Stop & Shop Rye Bread 2 From our Kitchen to yours! 7 9 ' Slop & Shop A O c San La»-Pacan or $ -|0 9 Butter English Muffins n oz pkg cl 6 H u DEAR ABBY: The wife and I are having an argument. *P attem s 2 lb. Canned Ham ^2®® Coffee Cakes Bunar StruuaI-11W oz. pkg. 3 2 oz. $ . 1 2 9 Stop&Shop Apple Pie We received a crate of fruit this morning. It was a gift from Slop & Shop X 89' Simplicity - McCall - Butterick • Vogue Large Chicken or Cheese Lasagna ptg. I Slop* Shop QQc her parents who vacation in Florida every winter. 1 . 7 9 13oz. pkg v/9 Ta»t« O'Sai All Butter Pound Cake The box contained oranges and grapefruit. Half the ^Streamline Buttons and Appliques Available In stores featuring service deli Seafood Platter •pi' 69= Slop & Shop C A N DIES Coconut Cake 1SV) oz pkg 89' grapefruit were rotten, and only two oranges were worth Morrell’s EZ cut fully cooked Hama are also Beet Pies ’P* 5 lb. French Fries Sun Glory llg 99' keeping. We threw out the rest. *Talon zippers and thread m HOCKLESS and HANKLESS. Available In 13 to 14 Genoa Salami Macaroni & Cheese P o U tM . P‘8 I say her parents laid out good money for that fruit and *Trims - Notions - interfacings lb. sizes. Whole or Butt Half at $1.89 lb. Carando V Macaroni & Beef Hot Cross Buns we should tell them what condition it arrived in. She says 5 Traditional Aitlld.1 CMng lb. Cheese K zza Lenten fare there is nothing they can do about it, so why make them feel Wa have 3 and 7 lb. Krakus Hams In cans...Hafnla, Serve delicious fish for dinner 15 oz. pkg. 8 9 bad? ^ 0 ^ COME SEE US SOON - YOU’LL BE GLAD YOU DID DuBuque and Armours canned Hams. Carando Pepperoni S' *1 ** Slop 4 Shop Whose side are you on? STEVE Aged Provolone Cheese S' *1 Haddock FiUets 991 4 pack BROWSERS WELCOME e oz. package 4 9 Cooked Corned Beef Brisket 1 89' Halibut Steaks S' * ^* DEAR STEVE: Yours. And there IS something they can StoptShop~>Flat Cut, N.Y. Style 1 Mixed Vegetables39' For the heads of the family do about it. They can go back to where they bought the fruit Phon« 875-5425 Potato Salad Regular or German Style S'45' Eldorado Shrimp »2®* Birds Eye Peas with Onions 39* Adorn Firm & Free and register a complaint. (Maybe the shipper is tq blame.) STANLEY’S EASTER KIELBASA Ham Salad 2 89' Large Baking Shrimp *2»» Hair Spray In any case, it would be a kindness to her parents to tell fC eU m i Corn on the Cob fS K 69' 09 I Mucfca’s Eastsr KlaNiasa Garlic Bread B-occrt 155 69' Stop&Shop Fish-Nics ^ 9 9 * 8 oz. Non-Aerosol Cent. them the truth. So tell them. mb 8 9 ' Birds Eye Creamed Spinach 39* ME CENTER PERDUE ROASTIND CHICKENS Slim Jim BHon.Mid.Phz.. Stliinl.Sblcy-IW oz.. 5 9 & g - Mini Fish Cakes p‘g. Carnation EilraLarof 1$oz. $^49 (la rg a l bnnmp PaaMiOavwrwr bag PrioM affocthw March 24 • March 29 noted. Hems offered for sele not available In case Iota, or to Head & Shoulders FRESH WHITE EGGS from SMcklaSitf other retail dealera or wholeaaiera. Moit ilema apeclally tale Stop&Shop Ice Cream 39' Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal INTERIOR DECORATORS In liirnetB to all of our cuitomeri, we reserve the right lo limit priced; some at our everyday low pricea. Bakary prices effec* ’ 2.5 oz. Tube 79fa reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. ealee to three peckegee of any item except where otherwise live Monday thru Saturdat. Hendrie’s Ice Milk Bar 99' or 4 oz. lotion Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. DRAPERIES • UPHOLSTERY • CURTAINS • DRESS FABRICS • NOTIONS Qpg| [VQy For Abby’s new booklet, “What Teen-agers Want to PINEHURST GROCERY INC. Know," send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr., We’re Open 7 Days A Week... 67 WINDSOR AVENUE, RT. 83, ROCKVILLE, CONNECTICUT 06066 9KI0 ■ 5:30 302 Main Near the Armory Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Please enclose a long! SAT. self-addressed, stamped (20*) envelope. STOP & SHOP in • MANCHESTER 263 Midille Turnpike West • EAST HARTFORD’ 830 Silver Une. 8:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m., Mon.-Sat PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., March 24, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon.. March 24, 1975 — PAGE ELEVEN OBITUARIES • J- ' rf • , ’ ■ .. . . Weiss Ouster Thoughts Kentucky Played ‘Great’ Game, (Continued from Page One) that his ability to manage the affairs of the Mrs. William B. Dunn *"T, Mrs. Lucy B. Reid forces the requirements of the town town has been irreparably damaged — to ApLENty Mrs. Katherine Reardon Mrs. Lucy B- Reid, 86, of 650 charter, which is the law for Manchester. the point of being without credence. Dunn of West Hartford died Lydali St. died Sunday at a “ The MPOA,” he continued, "has "Trust in government,” said Pillard, “is By Len Auster Sunday at St. Francis Hospital. Rockville convalescent home. attempted to point out past transgressions at its lowest ebb, so we have arrived at the She was the wife of William B. point where we must do whatever is Lucky Syracuse Advances in NCAA She was the widow of Howard and faiiings of the administration.” He Dunn, and the sister of the Rt. J. Reid. cited such items as borrowing |600,000 necessary, without personal malice, to Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon She was born Feb. 18,1889, in “for a sewer plant that is still not restore the faith of the people.” of St. James Church, Danbury, the daughter of operating properly,” the pre-mature Robert J. Fuller, Local 991 president, Manchester. Bad Time to Slump NEW YORK (UPI) — Kentucky, self-styled by Coach Thomas and Anna Guyer release of funds for purchasing Laurel said he was speaking for “members and given us another chance to win,” said Syracuse Coach Roy The Bruins, seeking their 10th NCAA title in 12 years, She was bom in Hartford and taxpayers,” and that they have “the Joe Hall as having “played a great basketball game” while Moody. She lived in Manchester Lake, “the $90,000 insurance rebate that Danforth after Rudy Hackett’s basket at the buzzer broke the Sun Devils’ full-court press, with Johnson hitting lived in West Hartford 25 years. highest respect for Mr. Weiss as a town “Indiana played a good basketball game,” bedt top-ranked for many years. was not admitted or reported in the When a hockey team is home, that’s the time to pile up enabled the Orangemen to send the game into overtime at 20 points in the first half and con­ Other survivors are a son, 2 She was a member of the budget, and the repeated disregard for manager and a fair and honest man.” and previously undefeated Indiana, 92-90, Saturday in the 76-76. daughters, a sister, 12 He said, "In all union matters, Mr. the points. The New England Whalers are in the midsts of tributing most of his 16 points at the beginning of the se­ Seventh-day Adventists in legal purchase requirements, which NCAA Mideast Regionals semifinals at Dayton, Ohio. Kansas State mentor Jack Hartman complained that grandchildren, and several Weiss has been fair to the town and the un­ an extended homestand at the Hartford Civic Center, but cond half as UCLA took a 60-40 lead. Toiland, the Manchester avoids competitive bidding as required by The fourth-ranked Wildcats held off a furious comeback Hackett was walking before the shot, but his protest was to ion. He has negotiated in good faith, with have picked the worst time possible to fall into a slump. Andre McCarter’s deft ball-handling broke the ASU com­ nieces and nephews including A s s o c ia tio n for Retarded the town charter.” attempt by the Hoosiers to end Indiana’s 34-game winning the Rev. Robert J. Dunn. the town’s interest always first. Sunday night before the ninth sellout crowd of 10,507 to no avail and the foul-plagued Wildcats quickly fell behind eback effort, triggered by Scott Lloyd’s 20 points and Children, and the Women’s Pillard insisted, “The hiring procedures streak. Trailing, 89-81, with 1:42 remaining, Indiana pulled “There have been times,” continued on 11 points by Syracuse guards Jim Lee and Jim Lionel Hollins’ 16. The funeral is Wednesday at Christian Temperance Union of the town have been questionable for see the Whalers at the Civic Center, the Houston Aeros Fuller, “when we didn’t agree on things. to within two points. But, after Kentucky’s Jimmy Dan W illiams. 9:45 a.m. from the Richard W. (WCTU). some time and the explanations, unfor­ sent the WHA Eastern Division champs down to their third ’s men will now meet Louisville and Denny But, we have always been able to discuss Conner missed a free throw with one second on the clock, Syracuse had also been the beneficiary of favorable Sheehan Funeral Home, 1084 Survivors are 5 sons, ’Thomas tunately, do not fit with the facts in the straight loss. In the three setbacks, New England has Crum’s forces. Crum, a former player for and assistant to them and come to a fair agreement for Indiana’s Kurt Benson, who grabbed the , missed a New Britain Ave., West Hart­ Reid, Howard Reid, Edward matter. allowed 17 goals, not good enough to win in any league. refereeing in its 78-76 upset win over North Carolina in the Wooden, and Louisville had a tough Maryland team to both the town and union. If you check the desperation court-long shot. ford, with a Mass at 10:30 at St. Reid, Ciinton Reid and Horace “How does one condone being above the One factor is that New England has suffered more than Orangemen scored what proved to be the clinching basket, overcome at Las Cruces, N.M. in the Midwest Regionals, wages of town employes, you will find Mark The Evangelist Church, Reid, all of Manchester; 2 law?” Pillard asked. “Our understanding Mike Flynn led a balanced Kentucky attack with 22 but the refs missed a foul by the Orange’s Dave Parker them in line with other town and state its share of injuries recently. Center Terry Caffrey and but Phillip Bond’s 23 points enabled the Cardinals to take a West Hartford. Burial will be in daughters, Mrs. Jessie Hoboth is the law must serve all, equally, and be points, while Conner and Kevin Grevey added 17 apiece against the Tar Heels’ John Kuester, which would have employes.” defenseman Rick Ley missed the Aeros game with groin 96-82 win over the Terps. St. Augustine Cemetery, South of Vernon and Mrs. Anna Hall enforced the same way.” and Mike Phillips and Rick Robey chipped in with 10 each. given North Carolina a one-and-one. Filler said his statement was made pulls, their return to the lineup indefinite. Captain Teddy “Sportswriters in the East and West kept saying we of East Hartford; a sister, Mrs. He concluded, “Each time there has Benson was the game’s high scorer with 33 points and Glastonbury. But no foul was called and later the ref apologized to weren’t this good,” Crum said after the win. In 1972 Crum C.E. Gilbert of Bloomsburg, been an order to the manager for an im­ after consulting with George Bingham and Friends may call at the Steve Green added 21 for Indiana. Kuester: “I blew it.” N.J.; 15 grandchildren, 30 provement in his working method, but to Denis English, past officers of Local 991. led Louisville to the national semifinals but Crum thinks funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 The game was not played peacefully. Early in the second Danforth, with that lucky streak going for him, said great-grandchildren, and 1 no avail, so the deduction must be made “We are in complete agreement,” he said. the results will be different. and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to half there was a brief alteration over a rebound and a bat­ great-great-granddaughter. before knowing his opponent would be Kentucky: “I don’t “We are a better team than we were, mainly because of tle almost erupted over Indiana’s fouling of Conner with 9 p.m. ’The funeral is Wednesday at care who we play in San Diego, whether it’s the Celtics or our depth. Bond has given us one of the things we didn't Those wishing to do so may 11 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral one second left. the Lakers.” have last year — quickness at the guard.” make memorial contributions Home, 142 E. Center St., with “I could tell we were going to win,” said Hall. “Our UCLA, out at the West Regionals in Portland, Ore., had Bond led Louisville which hit 60 per cent from the field in 2 to St. Mark The Evangelist the Rev. Bruce Fox officiating. strategy was to go for that early shot and get it before In­ trouble getting past Montana in the regional semifinals the first half as Louisville’s balanced attack, with all five Church, or the St. Vincent Burial wiU be in East diana set up their good half-court 'pressure sag’ defense. and was extended to overtime in its first-round game starters in double figures, stopped Maryland's fast break. DePaul Society, 467 S. Quaker Cemetery. “Indiana was good, but we were great.” against Michigan a week earlier. But with Marques John­ Allen Murphy hit for 20, Wesley Cox 16, Junior Bridgeman Lane, West Hartford. Friends may cali at the ABOUT TOWN Warranty to Winner The Wildcats will now be tested against the luck of son pouring in 35 points from inside and outside, the Bruins 13 and Bill Bunton 12. funeral home Tuesday from 2 to r Syracuse, which took advantage of a foul-plagued Kansas easily topped Arizona State, 89-75. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. :ji £ ^ All-America guard John Lucas hit for a game high 27 Mrs. Herman Dvorak of 203 Mountain Rd., left, won the portable color television set State team in overtim e to post a 95-87 overtim e victory in “That UCLA intangible...that you can’t put your finger Those wishing to do so may points, but the Terps were unable to counter the Cardinals’ raffled by the Manchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. She receives the warranty from the East Regionals at Providence, R.I. on... did it,” said Arizona State Coach Ned Wulk. “It is The mint at Philadelphia, one make memorial contributions Manchester WATES wiii Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Xi Gamma Chapter, Beta man-for-man defense. Ibl iJwl “Up there, somebody must love us because someone has of three in the U.S., is the largest to the Seventh-day Adventists, Irene Giles of Doane St. (Herald photo by Dunn) meet Tuesday at the Italian- Citadel to go to the Hartford Sigma Phi, will meet Tuesday tournament experience. There is no substitute for it.” GREEN LEY G. HO W E in the world. Tolland, or the Manchester American Ciub. Weighing-in Citadel where they will meet at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. will be 7 to 8 p.m. Mrs. William Sandra Freeman, 67 Olcott Dr. 4 Association for Retarded with the Hartford Home League Green returned Sunday night, but showed the effects of a Krar will be in charge of a to elect officers and “Giri of Children. for a worship service. Mrs. prolonged layoff. Garry Swain with broken ribs has been Crombie Says Seek Facts mystery bag swap. There win Capt. William Hood will lead the Year.” Mrs. Rita Berube be a board of directors’ meeting the service. will present a program on slow healing. after the regular meeting. “Learning to Live.” “Injuries have hurt us a lot but they’re part of the Brainy Princeton iV/T Champs On Fire Station Problems Members with names beginning The Bowers School Fine Arts game,” Whaler Coach Ron Ryan rationalized after the D to L are reminded to bring Program will be presented Houston encounter, “We’re in a real slump now. fruit for the basket. Winners of Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the The Manchester Jaycee “We obviously miss Ley on defense but the others Happ Fitts were assigned to in the basement of Town Hall, SOUTH WINDSOR the Easter hat parade were: school gym. Students and their Wives will conduct a bake sale haven’t picked up the slack. Our defense has something to NEW YORK (UPI) — “Sometimes you win with your ^ FIRE CALLS determine a course of action will be moved into the new “Our game plans are so thorough that we know exactly what Judy Kuehnel Mrs. Louis Brignano, most families are invited to attend. Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 1 be desired lately. We gave Houston some easy ones.” with the PBC. building and the result will be a body and sometimes you win with your brains,” said the other team will do before they do it,” chipped in Junior guard Correspondent original; Miss Cheryl Perritt, Refreshments will be served. p.m. at Frank’s Supermarket. Chief architect of the Houston victory was the Howe “I believe this is an indication Public Safety Complex. prettiest; and Mrs. Bertram Princeton coach Pete Carill after his Tiger cagers whipped Mickey Steuerer, who scored 26 points in the final game and 644-1364 family. Mark Howe scored two goals to give him 31 for the takes turns with three other players as high scorer for Princeton. — dumpster fire in the the council and fire department “The fire department is not Bennett, funniest. Providence 80-69 at Madison Square Grden Sunday to MANCHESTER South Windsor Fire Chief season and brother Marty netted his 11th. Daddy Gordie “Ball control and defense are our game. We are so small that McDonald’s restaurant parking are working toward the same advocating the expenditure of become the first Ivy League team to win the National In­ Saturday, 2:18 p.m. —grass Philip E. Crombie today called Corm r of totaled two assists to run his point total to 88 for the year, we can’t afford to miss many shots, because we can’t get offen­ lot off W. Center St. (Town) end,” said Chief Crombie. capital funds at this time,” said ' The Manchester Civic vitational Tournament championship. fire at 1824 Manchester Rd., for facts “necessary to resolve ■leaf, stem & root Eldridge and sive rebounds. So we have to be patient and work the ball, with TOLLAND COUNTY Before the Town Council are the chief. “It is a fact there are Chorale will rehearse tonight at which puts him in the top 10 in the league scoring race. Not “We haven’t got a really talented player on the team,” said Glastonbury across the street Fire Station One problems.” twenty passes if necessary, to get a good shot. Once we get Saturday, 11:16 a.m. —smoke four basic alternatives: serious problems with the 7:45 at the Keeney St. School. “The Comolete Plant Store” bad for a man who will celebrate his 47th birthday March senior guard Tim Van Blommesteyn, who scored 23 points in the from the Minnechaug Golf At the same time Chief Crom­ We’ve A Fabulous Selection of BeautHul behind we’re in trouble, because then the other team doesn’t in a house on Grant Hill Rd. — Replace virtually the en­ building. 'The question is, should The orchestra will meet at 7:30 31. final game and 87 for the tournament. Course. A mutual aid call taken bie indicated the present sta­ have to come out and get us. Luckily, we never got behind against (Tolland Fire Department) tire heating and electrical considerable dollars be spent on at the school. Additional voices FLOWERING EASTER PLANTS Houston did the damage in the first and second periods. due to the closeness of the tion, located on the corner of — “Before the tournament began I thought we would beat Holy Providence.” systems, replace the roof, and repairs when, in the final are needed in the choraie, es­ plus — Manchester fire trucks. (Town) Sunday, 3:48 p.m. —brush fire Ellington and Foster Roads, “is In the third, the Aeros were content to backcheck and keep Cross in the first round, give South Carolina a good game, and install offices in the building. analysis, the structure may be pecially male voices. Those in­ Our Exciting Seiaction of Gary Bello, who was the star of Providence’s victory over St. Sunday, 2:08 p.m. —standby off Burke Rd. (Rockville Fire inadequate to house modern the Whalers off stride. They succeeded, allowing New that would be it,” he said. “But once we beat Carolina, a team — Make the necessary struc- unsound for extended use?” terested are invited to attend HANGING PLANTS and ALL TYPES OF John’s in the semifinals Friday night, was the leading scorer for Department) fire apparatus; building England just five shots on goal in the stanza and most of with much more talent than us, I thought we would win it all.” at the scene of an auto accident tural and mechanical The chief said the present site the Friars with 24 points. Sunday, 4:26 p.m. —brush fire facilities in general are poor.” tonight’s rehearsal. EXOTIC HOUSE PLANTS - 99« to *99«« Princeton players are fond of talking about how little talent on 1-86 in the eastbound lanes modifications and construct an is excellent for a fire station but those from long range. Aeros’ rookie netminder Ron Providence tried to stymie Princeton by using a variety of off Lake St. (Vernon Fire The chief said he felt it would they have. just east of Exit 93. (Eighth addition to the existing plans must be made in the near Grahame had a shaky first period but a solid defense defenses but with 7 :30 to go in the garqe, the Tigers decided that Department) be irresponsible of him “to con­ Friendship Circle of the Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10:00-5:30 District) building. future or major repairs must be helped him immensely thereafter. Bruce Landon guarded they had had enough of the Friars’ various zones and went into a Sunday, 7:19 p.m. —brush fire tinue to house $120,000 worth of Salvation Army will meet Sunday, 3:49 p.m. —illegal — Demolish the building and made. Thursday 10:00-9:00 0 Phone 649-2522 the nets for the Whalers and without his stellar perfor­ stall. After three minutes of watching Princeton pass the ball off Rt. 83. (Vernon Fire Depart­ fire apparatus in a building that NBA Roundup burning complaint at 116 Croft build a replacement fire station mance, stopping 45 of 50 shots, the score could have been around the perimeter. Providence came out into a man-to-man ment) does not conform to prevailing Dr. (Eighth District) on the same site. and Princeton scored two quick layups. From that point on it was AMBULANCE CALLS building and fire safety stan­ much higher. Landon made stops on two breakaways in the Sunday, 4:25 p.m. —gas — Construct a new public just a matter of the Tigers increasing their lead. MANCHESTER dards.” second 20-minute session and was called upon to make washdown at 555 Main St. safety complex on a different Kings Late Spurt Joe Hassett, whose hot shooting enabled the Friars to pull Sunday, 2:02 p.m. —auto acci­ The Public Building Commis­ several more difficult saves. (Town) site. within one.point at the half, scored 17 points for Providence but sion (PUC) is soon expected to Sunday, 4:28 p.m. —grass fire dent on 1-86 east of Exit 93. It is believed that if the town was shut off for most of the second half by the Tigers’ tight (UPI photo) Minor injuries to one report on available alternatives Dig WHA Booster by the railroad tracks at does build a new building, the Topples Chicago defense.. Grissom Rd. (Town) passenger. (Manchester Am­ regarding Fire Station One. The Like Bobby Hull who preceded him into the Civic Center, Coach Carill proved himself a thinking man’s coach in more A Police Department, now housed The beginning (rf the end Sunday, 10:42 p.m. bulance) report will be made to the Town Gordie Howe is a big booster of the WHA. He had nothing ways than one in the championship game, but the best example Indiana Coach Bobby Knight Stares Council and should provide “the but rave reviews for the Hartford facility in his first NEW YORK (UPI) — The Kansas City-Omaha Kings was in his starting line-up for the second half. Assistant Dave Bliss Screams at Ref impetus for some positive ac­ showed their fans why they are surprise playoff par­ Leading by only one point at 38-37 after a wild, turnover- tion,” said Crombie. appearance there. And he sees a bright future for the league. ticipants Sunday. But their Kansas City fans also showed plagued 20 minutes, he left Van Blommesteyn, who had led all “It’s been a long, hard battle of the IrcMishMie age. scorers in the first half with 14 points, on the bench for the first Educators the Kings something. Bulldozer Item to get some facts together “The future of the WHA should be brighter than it is nine minutes. ABA Roundup regarding our building The Kings, led by Tiny phoenix beat Seattle 102-96. now. This building is super and there are a number of them “Even though I was scoring a lot of points,” Van B. was the problems at Station One,” said Face Tight Archibald and Scott Wedman in Cavaliers 101, Rockets 95 going up around the league. 'The players are getting better a fourth-quarter victory spurt, Cleveland, with Jim Brewer first to admit, "I wasn’t running the team the way I should. Pete On Agenda Again the chief. He said when the (Molloy) came in and got us out of the fastbreaking style we Job Market and in a few years the league should be just as good as the beat the division-leading scoring 18 points and Jim town Highway Garage vacated played in the first half and back into the deliberate pattern NHL” the eldest Howe related. Chicago Bulls 103-101 in a Chones 16, surged into second Nuggets Glitter Station One several years ago, HARTFORD (UPI) - offense that is our bread and butter.” the fire department recognized Educators seeking jobs for the nationally televised contest, place in the Central Division by He said if the finance board Howe hasn’t changed his mind about next year. Houston Earlier in the day, in the battle for the third place trophy, ANDOVER then that “major expenditures 1975-76 School year won’t have The win avenged a loss to the beating Houston. The victory again turns down the request he Oregon’s Ron Lee put on the show that probably won him the would be required in order to an easy time of it this year, ac­ w ill be opening a new 15,000 seat coliseum for the 1975-76 Bulls in Chicago Friday night, left Cleveland a half-game Against New York Donna Holland will move to table the item tournament’s Most Valuable Player honor, as he scored 31 points Correspondent eliminate serious building cording to the Connecticut season and Gordie will be there for one game only. “I sealed a Kings playoff spot and ahead of Houston in the division Wednesday. pulled Kansas City-Omaha to but the Rockets lead New York in an 80-76 overtime win against St. John’s. 646-0375 problems and deficiencies.” Department of Education. won’t play beyond the first game...Unless they give me a A town meeting cannot take within IV2 games of Chicago in by a game in the battle for the NEW YORK (UPI) There’s nothing that makes the Residents must have been The fire department, in 1973, In its monthly survey of big raise of course,” Howe quipped. The only reason Howe action on an appropriation if it the Midwest Division race. final wild card playoff spot in surprised Saturday when they appeared before the Capital teacher vacancies, released consented to return to the ice was to play with his sons. Denver Nuggets glitter more than a meeting with the New does not have board of finance But the crowd was almost as the E a s te r n C on feren ce, received copies of a Town Goals Commission to request a Saturday, the department said “That completed my career.” Watson Named Captain York N ets. approval. much of the story as the Kings’ Houston’s Rudy Tomjanovich Meeting call saying funds for a replacement building. there were no jobs for elemen­ The Nuggets, leaders of the American Basketball Soccer Clinic “Last year we requested tary school classroom teachers victory. Kansas City has been had 30 points, bulldozer would be requested at So, after the first game next year, Gordie will hang up LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPI) women’s contingent that will Association’s Western Division, seem to play their best The Committee for Better funds to conduct a study to in the 129 school districts it sur­ slow responding to the team’s Pistons 125, Jazz 114 Wednesday’s town meeting his skates and' put his potent stick away (he needs just — Three-time Olympian Martha represent the U.S.A. in the against the defending ABA champions. The Nuggets, con­ Government will sponsor a veyed. success, with empty Kemper Dave Bing netted 29 points even though the Board of determine possible alternatives three more points to become the first player in pro history first-ever track meet against cluding their season series with the Nets, Sunday made it soccer clinic Tuesday at 7:30 Arena seats obvious even in key and Bob Lanier 26 as Detroit Watson said Sunday she has Finance by a tie vote rejected in addition to a replacement the People’s Republic of China. p.m. at Andover Elementary to score 2,0(X) points) and join the Aeros’ front office. And weekend games. But Sunday, turned in an almost flawless been named captain of the six victories in eight tries, including four in a row, against the request last week. fire station and the Town Coun­ School. The clinic is for the en­ there, he will have authority, unlike the position his former 16,805 cranimed into the new performance at the foul line to the Eastern Division leaders by squeaking out a 114-111 David Yeomans, first select­ cil appropriated $5,(K)0 to study tire family and is expected to club, the NHL’s , gave him of a paper arena that is supposed to only beat New Orleans. Detroit mis- triumph. man, said the selectmen will the situation in May, 1974,” said M O R I j OTHERS last about IV2 hours. shuffler. That, along with the desire to play with his sons, hold 16,300 for basketball. It sed just two of 39 free throws Sprains Ankle The victory reduced Denver’s “magic number” for ask the finance board to recon­ Crombie. A V . ~ The clinic wili be under the was the largest indoor sports and outscored the Jazz 37-22 sider the request at a special Since then the fire depart­ Ovtr 40 Years at UnexcelM Sarvtca caused his break with the NHL where he gained stardom. clinching life best record in the ABA to two and left the direction of Ben Brewster, well meeting tonight. ment had initiated several crowd in Kansas City history, from the foul line.. New NEW YORK (UPI) - Jimmy to play Vitas Gerulaitis of New Nets still needing a magic number of four to clinch the known professional soccer Open 24 Hours Dally “We had a big crowd today, Orleans’ leading scorer was Connors withdrew Sunday from He said he has additional in­ requests to conduct a study of York in the final, attempted to ABA East title. player presently with the FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE formation that will explain how the existing building. A detailed and I’m glad we showed them Nate Williams with 28. the final of the Independent warm up but his swollen right New York’s , with 40 points, did his best to Boston Minutemen and former­ Class Gentleman something,” Kings Coach Phil Lakers 116, Bucks 97 Players Association tourna­ the bulldozer will be used by the engineering analysis would be ankle did not allow him to try and halt Denver’s jinx over the Nets, but the Nuggets ly with the Wildcats. Johnson said. “I’d say they got Gail Goodrich scored 36 ment at the Felt Forum here town. necessary in order to determine Nicer than nice is Bobby Hull of the Winnipeg Jets. The maneuver. After an examina­ had three players score 20 or more points to offset “Dr. He will be assisted by Eddie whether the present building their money’s worth.” points and Elmore Smith because of a badly sprained M©bil IM Golden Jet visited the Civic Center last Friday and didn’t tion, Dr. Thomas Vito said, J’s” heroics. Mike Green tallied 24 points for Denver while Zimmitti, presently with the couid be repaired and 'The crowd had little to make grabbed 17 rebounds as Los ankle. "Connors cannot play....” HEATING OILS disappoint his fans with a goal and two assists. The points had 23 and Dave Robisch added 20. Connecticut Yankees and renovated to serve the needs of noise about until the fourth Angeles routed Milwaukee, Connors, who was scheduled formerly with the Wildcats. gave the Blond Bomber a new WHA scoring record of 127. The Nets scored the first 10 points of the fourth quarter the fire department. Chief OIL BURNER & quarter. ’The Bulls took the lead Goodrich hit 18-of-31 shots but Those participating in the and led by three point with 9:23 remaining, but Green and 2 Crombie said, ‘"rhe Town Coun- with 6:45 left in the first ironically neither he nor Smith HEATING INSTALLATION When the was formed three Comedienne Dies clinic will learn why soccer is quarter and the Kings trailed by were in the game when the Robisch scored nine points between them against only ono cii took no action until late last years ago, Hull was one of the first to leave the established LOS ANGELES (UPI) - the Number 1 sport in the world year when Deputy Mayor San­ as much as 11 until the final Lakers ran off 16 consecutive basket for New York and the Nuggets were in front fo** Comedienne Cass Daley, 59, and its status in the United 643-5135 for a contract reported in excess dra Bender and Councilman 315 Center St. ______Manchester points in the second period to good. died Saturday in what States, see a half-hour film, and of $1 million. He is worth every cent, and then some. But Archibald and Wedman take a 60-43 halftime lead, In other games, Kentucky defeated St. Louis 121-110, authorities called a freak acci­ a ball handling demonstration. Not only does Hull play better than most, he is a great ignited the victory rally in the Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored Memphis nipped Virginia 104-101 in overtime, Indiana beat dent in which a shard of broken There wili be free baby­ final eight minutes that pulled 22 points for the Bucks, 10 promoter of the sport. Many times, the Jets’ player-coach Utah 117-112 and San Antonio topped San Diego 122-102. glass lodged in her neck. sitting and refreshments. There the Kings even. Archibald hit a below his average, An autopsy was scheduled for will be a door prize and doesn’t get the opportunity to warmup with his team­ Colonel* 121, Spirit* 110 easy listening with... All good things must come to an end. comer jumper to cut the Bulls’ Celtics 96, Knicks 86 today. someone will win tickets to a mates. He’s too busy signing autographs. And it’s been lead to one, 88-87, and then he John Havlicek and Dave Artis Gilmore scored 29 points and grabbed 20 rebounds Police said Miss Daiey’s hus­ professional soccer game. So if you still haven’t picked up your free 5-piece place setting of classic Ironstone published over and over again that Hull never refuses hit two free throws for the lead. Cowens combined for 21 points to spark Kentucky’ victory over St. Louis. The Colonels, 4 band, Robert Williamson, dis­ Those making up the “Com­ SINATRAeGOODMANaWILSON autograph-hounds, especially the younger set. Subsequent free throws by in the final period to spark who led by only seven points at halftime, outscored the covered his wife’s body when he mittee for Better Government” dinnerware, you only have until March 28th. Sam Lacey and Jimmy Walker B o sto n o v er N ew Y ork, Spirits 22-6 in six m inutes of the third period to break the returned home about 10 p.m. are Robert Post, Don Dresell Prior to the game with the Whalers, Hull started at one Just deposit $50 or more in a CBT savings account sealed the victory in the Kings’ Havlicek led all scorers with 23 game open. Maurice Lucas led St. Louis with 36 points. Saturday. She apparently had and Walt Lorencz. They recent­ CONIFFaCOLEeSTREISAND end of the rink and slowly, meticulously signed as many last regular season game in points and scored nine in the fallen, shattered a glass on a Sound* 104, Squire* 101 ly declared their candidacy in Additional place settings or complete 45-piece sets may be purchased until May 2, programs as he could. Kansas City. jast quarter in guiding Boston coffee table and an the upcoming May elections. BENNETaWlLLIAMSaALPERT “I thought we played a little to its third straight win. Cowens Stew Johnson tossed in 22 points for Memphis, which arrowshaped portion was im­ at a low cost * Why does Hull take the time? “The philosophy which I Post for first selectmen, better defense, played a little had 11 of his 15 points in the last handed Virginia its 62nd loss in 77 games. Willie Wise, who bedded in her neck, cutting the Dresell for Board of Education follow is that if it weren’t for them, the fans, we wouldn’t better as a unit in the fourth quarter. Earl Monroe scored 18 sent the game into overtime with a basket with one second juglar vein. and Lorencz for selectman. But huny. Supplies are limited. have jobs,” the Golden Jet explained through a gaping .and your good music host quarter than we had before,” for New York. left, and Dave Twardzik each scored 22 points for Virginia. smile in the post-game lockerroom, pulling off his soaked Johnson said. “It was an in- Suns 102, Sonic* 96 In 1974, more people saved at CBT than in any other year. sweater. “They should be our first commodity. They’re tense game, but when two Phoenix, playing without Pacers 117, Star* 112 Happiness Is... ; the most important people. And I like them, especially the teams come to play like that three of its top players, took ad- George McGinnins hit a 25-foot, three-point shot with 14 JEFF JACOBS There must be a reason. kids.” you can fip r e on an interesting vantage of a near total final seconds left to clinch the game for Indiana as Pacers A R E A U Y a m LAUNDROMAT | matchup.” quarter collapse by Seattle to downed Utah. The win guaranteed the Pacers at least a 7^ AIR CONDITIONED j THE CQIMNECTICUT BAIMK Hull, like Gordie Howe, has seen a lot of change in the Chicago’s led all beat the Seattle and snap a 10- third place finish in the West. McGinnis hit 15-of-25 shots in 3 pm to 6 pm WHA. “I would say there’s been tremendous progression. scorers with.38. Archibald led game losing streak. Seattle scoring a game-high 44 points but it was his three-pointer the Kings with 35, including 17 blew a 15-point third quarter 1 ^ AND TRUST COMPANY The caliber, the style of play has improved about 300 per that gave the Pacers a five-point edge at 115-110. Ron free throws — 15 straight in the lead as the Suns outscored the TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY SP EU A L; cent.” Boone led Utah with 29 points. Over 80 ofRces throughout Connecticut second half. Sonics 25-9 in the final nine Spur* 122, Q’* 102 8 Lbs. DRY CLEAN IN G...*2.00 : *Cort 43.95 per additional 5-piece piace aetUng piui ISO deposit; 134.95 The Golden Jet has hands like those of a lumberjack, big In other NBA games, minutes. Phoenix played per 45-pjece set plus 1500 deposit. and powerful, but he is oh so gentle. Just watch him around Cleveland beat Houston 101-95, without injured Charlie Scott, (UPI photo) Rich Jones scored 25 points and grabbed 14 rebounds to Member F.D.I.C. UlinFIBS kids. On the ice he plays hard. But off the slippery surface Detroit downed New Orleans Gary Melchionnl and Keith help San Antonio beat San Diego. Jones hit a reverse layup 125-114, Los Angeles topped Erickson. Spencer Haywood led Knicks* Hawthorne Wingo Squeezed and a free throw with 8:58 left in the third quarter for the BELCON LAUNDROMAT 1 CBS/Serving Greater Hartford. Hull epitomizes class — class which everybody should run into at least once in their life. M ilwaukee 116-97, Boston Seattle with 23 points and Mike Celts’ Havlicek, Finkel Applied Pressure go ahead basket and the Conquistadors never seriously defeated New York 96-86, and Bantom had 22 for Phoenix. threatened after that. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., March 24,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., March 24, 1975- PAGE THIRTEEN Time Finally Comes Norton^ Quarry Fight SCORE BOARD Big Guns Rounding Ziegler Cops Golf Title

For Ali-Wepner Bout Not a ^Preliminary’ NBA Into Top Condition JACKSONVILLE, Fla. others, including Arnold home in St. Louis and were champ and one amateur in the Eastern Conference (UPI) — You can’t blame Palmer. wondering how we could make tournament, also had a 75 Sun­ NEW YORK (UPI) - It’s does seem like I have been the finest condition possible,” Atlantic Division Larry Ziegler for being a lit­ “Oh, I thought I might shoot a the first payment.” day after challenging for three RICHFIELD, Ohio (UPI) - Chuck Carrying at least 223 Vii pounds is going billed as a “preliminary,” fighting that long. I’ll fight one said a spokesman for the New W. L. Pet. GB NEW YORK (UPI) - between the New York Mets home the winning nm in the | tle bit cautious about that good round after having 69s on Palmer and a half dozen days and wound up at 284 with Wepner’s proudest boasts are that in to make Muhammed willing to end it but tonight’s 12-round more year and if I don’t have a x-Boston 54 21 .720 — the two previous days,” said others, including Ziegler and York State Boxing Commission. ’Those “big guns” that make and Los Angeles at St. eighth inning to beat the ' $30,000 check he got for win­ Palmer. all his 41 fights he has never been as quickly as he can. title shot or the promise of one, Buffalo 44 30 .595 9V^ Ziegler. “But, I had to figure Morley, were all knotted up at 8 Jack Nicklaus, Johnny heavyweight fight between Both Norton and Quarry have headlines during the Petersburg, Fla., was Braves and Duncan, ning the Greater Jackson­ counted out, never knocked down. He perennial contender Jerry that’ll be it. I’ll go into broad­ flubbed shots at the title before, New York 36 39 .480 18 that someone ahead of me under midway through Sun­ Miller, Lee Trevino, and Gary Ali has mellowed in some ways and baseball season are begin­ cancelled when the Dodger acquired from Cleveland ville Open. should no longer be able to boast that Quarry and aspiring movie casting.” Norton to Foreman last year Philadelphia 34 42 .447 20Vk would do just.about as well.” day’s final round. But Palmer, Player did not play in Jackson­ is not expected to punish Wepner the ning to unload as opening team plane developed late last month, hit a pair of But Ziegler really was way after meeting Muhammed Ali for star Ken Norton could prove Norton, a professional since and Quarry to Jimmy Ellis in Central Division Ziegler did not move into the 45 and winless in more than two ville. The current “big four” is way he punished Floyd Patterson in 1967, has won 32 of his 35 fights, W. L. Pet. GB day fast approaches. engine trouble at Vero homers in the victory over only kidding when he said, lead Sunday until he sank a 25- years, took a double bogey 6 at the world heavyweight title tonight. better than the “feature” 1968 when Ellis was recognized expected to be reunited this Las Vegas in 1965, when he carried the 25 of them by a knockout. His x-Washington 55 20 .733 — With the season opener Beach, Fla. the Cardinals. “I have my check, but I foot birdie putt at No. 13 to go 9 13 and another bogey at 17 to week at the Heritage Classic at Another thing the 35-year-old bout. as the champion by the World back-injured Patterson through 12 three losses include a 12-round Boxing Association. Quarry Cleveland 38 38 .500 17V4 only two weeks away, the Brooks Robinson and Jim Palmer pitched well haven’t taken it to the bank under for the tournament. He wind up back in the pack with Hilton Head, S.C., where Bayonne, N.J., fighter is proud of is Closed circuit television cruel rounds. decision to Ali in their return was also knocked out twice by Houston 38 .494 18 gamebreakers like Willie Dave Duncan were the key for the Orioles against St. yet.” made a 30-foot birdie putt two 75-284. Player will return from South his ability to take punishment. He’s promoters, figuring Muham­ bout two years ago and a second Ali before Muhammad regained Atlanta 30 .390 26 Stargell, Johnny Bench, figures in the Orioles’ twin Louis, allowing six hits and It’s not that Ziegler really holes later but Morley hung in Lou Graham shot a 65 Sunday Africa to make is 1975 U.S. proven that time and again by gazing Wepner does have a chance, of mad All’s title defense against round knockout at the hands of the title from Foreman in Zaire New Orleans 20 .270 ‘34Vi Willie McCovey and Jeff victory. Robinson singled three runs in seven innings doubts that the check is there one stroke behind. to take fourth alone at 279; Wal­ debut. at his opponents through a screen of course, a slim one, but none the less a outclassed Chuck Wepner Western Conference then champion George last October and twice by Joe Burroughs are rounding into of work. Bobby Grich also good. It’s just that the only Then came No. 16, a 575-yard ly Armstrong, Andy North and Ziegler pointed out (that he got his own blood until either a doctor or chance. Any time two big men meet would be a hard nut to sell as a Foreman in Venezuela last Midwest Division dogleg left. Tom Shaw were at 280; Bobby off to a bogey, double bogey Frazier who, in all fairness, customary form. homered for the Orioles other time he ever won a referee can’t take it any more and there is the outside possibility of one solo in theaters around the March. certainly deserves a crack at W. L. Pet. GB Ziegler, one of the longer Cole, Joe Inman, Bob Dickson, start in Saturday’s third round country, dressed up the affair Stargell and Burroughs, against St. Louis while Don professional golf tourna­ tells Chuck he’s had it for the night. big lucky punch, or a wicked cut, tur­ At Sunday’s weigh-in, Norton the title before either Norton or Chicago 43 31 .581 - AllCClL hitters on the tour despite Ben Crenshaw and Jerry and “was one over par with Tony Perez may have to give that by pitting Norton, the fourth scaled 218Mt pounds, 1 1 more Quarry — no matter the out­ KC-Omaha 42 33 .560 IVi for example, each hit a pair Baylor hit his sixth homer of ment, the sponsors didn’t weighing in at only 185, hit his McGee were at 281; Larry Hin­ only 34 holes left to play. I ning everything upside down. ranking contender, against message to Wepner aong about the than Quarry. “Both men are in come of tonight’s fight. Detroit 37 39 .487 7 of home runs Sunday while Selections the spring for Baltimore in have enough money left to driver and a three-wood to put son was alone at 282; and Ray wound up 12 under so that Quarry, ranked fifth, in a so- sixth round, if Tony hasn’t counted to It is that possibility, plus an oppor­ Milwaukee 34 41 .453 9Vi! Bench hammered a homer the game with Atlanta. pay him off. the ball just off the fringe of the Floyd, Dave Stockton and Steve means 1 played those last 34 called elimination fight. Pacific Division green, 25 feet from the cup. He Melnyk had 283s. 10 by then. tunity to see even a subpar Ali, that and McCovey collected two Named to the AII-CCIL George Medich became ■The 35-year-old St. Louis holes in 13 under. Norton, a 7-5 pick according W. L. Pet. GB doubles in exhibition action. basketball team was the first Yankee pitcher to native has won two tour­ chipped it up, and in, and had a Jerry Pate, U.S. Amateur “That,” he added in an un­ The 32-year-old Ali should be able to will lure about 13,000 from the to Las Vegas oddsmakers, and x-Golden Stargell’s homers and work seven innings and naments in a decade on the two-stroke lead. derstatement, “isn’t bad golf. " summon enough of his skills by Cleveland area to the Coliseum here MUHAMMED ALI Quarry will do battle here in Manchester High’s Ray WHA Star Lacroix State 32 .579 - another by Al Oliver enabled Sullivan, it was announced allowed only four hits PGA tour. The first was the Morley got his second memory alone to take out the willing and to over 100 closed circuit televi­ Weighs In Madison Square Garden and Seattle 39 .480 IVz straight birdie at 15 and was on the Pittsburgh Pirates to by Dick Danielson, league against the Tigers. Medich 1969 Michigan Classic — and but slow and clumsy challenger. sion outlets around the nation. immediately afterwards the ac­ Portland 41 .453 9VSi that was the one that ran out of the green in 2 at 16, needing two tion for theater television fans Lifts Club to Win Phoenix 45 .400 13Mi defeat the Philadelphia secretary. has now allowed only 12 hits money. putts to tie. But Morley three- will switch to Richfield, Ohio, Los Angeles 28 46 .378 15 Phillies 8-4, Bench’s blast Receiving honorable in 21 innings this spring and Ziegler eventually got his putted, then bogeyed 18 to wind where Ali will meet Wepner in helped the Cincinnati Reds mention on the hoop has a 0.43 earned run NEW YORK (UPI) — It was just a matter of time before x-Clinched Division Title money, from the general funds up in a tie for second, worth SWIMMING what figures to be little more Sunday’s Games down the Boston Red Sox 7-3 squad were Mike Quesnel average. Alex Johnson hit $13,875, with McLendon who N HL Roundup Andre Lacroix did his thing. of the PGA’s Tournament than a workout for the champ KC-Omaha 103, Chicago 101 and McCovey’s hitting paced a n d John Koepsel. his third homer of the spring Players Division, not the birdied three of the last five 2 Lacroix’s thing is accumulating points and he’s done so who has been quoted an Boston 96, New York 86 the San Diego Padres to a Koepsel and Sullivan are for the Yankees. Michigan Classic, but he wasn’t holes. Members of the Manchester breaststroke and won the 100- at a record pace this season. Sunday night the San Diego Rec Swim Club took home a overwhelming 10-1 choice. Cleveland 101, Houston 95 14-0 rout of the Chicago seniors who co-captained Tony Solaita singled to to return to the winner’s circle “I was thinking playoff when yard frestyle with a time of “There’s one bet you can center ended more than three periods of scoreless hockey number of medals at the 1:02.5. The 200-yard medley Detroit 125, New Orleans 114 Cubs, j the club this past year and start a six-run eighth inning again for nearly six years. I heard Mike was on 16 in two,” make tonight,” said Quarry, when he scored his 35th goal at just 59 seconds of overtime Connecticut AAU Age Group relay team of Scott, Johnson, Los Angeles 116, Milwaukee Burroughs’ two homers Quesnel is a junior 6-3 and capped the rally with a That return took place here said Ziegler. “I wasn’t pulling Rangers Breathing Easier “the best fight on the card is to lift the San Diego Mariners to a 1-0 victory over the Van­ 97 Sunday when Ziegler for him, but I wasn’t pulling Meet staged yesterday in McArdle and Duffy took first came in a losing effort as forward who was the two-run double in the gonna be me and Norton.” couver Blazers. Phoenix 102, Seattle 96 capitalized on a 25-foot eagle against him either.” Bridgeport. place with a time of 2:10.2. the Montreal Expos edged Royals’ triumph. Hal Quarry, the California Lacroix was skating five feet in front of the Vancouver net team’s second leading chip shot to post a final round 65 “I’m not that disappointed,” In the 13-14 year old girls’ In the 15-17 year old bracket, Irishman whose pro boxing when Wayne Rivers took the puck off the boards and flicked it to the Texas Rangers 8-7. scorer. McRae collected two that tied the course record and said Morley who never finished division, Karen McArdle took Katie Tucker won the 500-yard of 4-9-2, so his return was “a big knew from the middle of the se­ Islanders to a tie with ABA NEW YORK (U P I)-T h e career dates back to 1965, and him in the open. Lacroix rammed it into the lower right corner of Home runs by Bob Bailey Lee Snuffer gained first doubles and a single and wound up with a 12-under-par higher before than sixth at second place in the 100-yard freestyle with a 5:54,9 clocking, plus,” according to Ranger cond period his team had been Minnesota. of 4 New York Rangers gained a Norton, an ex-Marine who holds the net for his 121st point to keep him in second place in the World East and rookie Gary Carter team honors on the AII- Vada Pinson homered for 276 that gave him a two-shot Quad Cities last year. “Missing butterfly, Leslie Scott won the took third in the 50-yard Coach Emile Francis. eliminated from the Division 4 the North Stars was awarded little breathing space over a 12-round decision over Ali and Hockey Association’s individual scoring race behind Winnipeg’s W. L. Pet. GB paced Montreal to victory. CCIL wrestling team in the Kansas City. Al Fitzmorris victory over co-runnersup Mac that four-foot birdie putt at 16 200-yard backstroke with a freestyle and third place in the “The biggest plusses we got championship when Buffalo his 100th career goal on an 2:34.6 clocking, Patty Duffy the New York Islanders Sun­ broke the champion’s jaw while Bobby Hull. New York 55 23 .705 - In other action, 126-pound division. Leon retired the first 15 batters in McLendon and Mike Morley. didn’t help, though.” 100-yard butterfly, Debbie Cone tonight were the two points and beat California 9-4 to wrap up errant pass from Islander Dave took third place in the 50-yard day night but no Ranger beating him in 1973, are both 29- It was San Diego goalie Ernie Wakely’s third shutout of the Kentucky 50 26 .658 4 But Ziegler had no reason to Ziegler, who had won a little won the 100-yard freestyle with Brad Park’s return,” said the title and the first round bye. Lewis when the puck skidded Baltimore’s split squad won Thibodeau gained second succession and allowed only years-old and at the crossroads season. St. Louis 27 50 .351 27V2 suspect that he’d have a shot at more than $11,000 this year freestyle and third in the 200- a 1:02.2 clocking and was third seemed ready to inhale the Francis. “I’m not concerned So his main concern, two weeks into the net off goalie Bill a pair of games, defeating team mention in the un­ one hit in six innings of work yard individual medley, Clare of their fistic careers. In other WHA games Sunday, Minnesota downed Edmonton 4-2, Memphis 25 51 .329 29 winning when the round began before Sunday, said that $30,000 in the 200-yard breaststroke, fruits of the victory. with the other guys (Islanders). before the end of the season, Smith’s skate. Hextall, the Atlanta 4-3 and St. Louis 6-3; limited division while Bob for the Royals. LARRY ZIEGLER McDermott won the 500-yard The winner of tonight’s fight Winnipeg edged Chicago 4-3 and Phoenix beat Indianapolis 5-3. Virginia 15 62 .195 39V2 Sunday. At that time, he was “is really coming in at the right Ann McDermott took third The Rangers, playing with First we’ve got to get a playoff was with injuries. North Star nearest the play, the New York Yankees Hawkes gained honorable Cliff Johnson drove in Jacksonville Winner freestyle with a 6:04.9 clocking placd in the 200-yard backstroke will remain a legitimate con­ Saints 4, Oilers 2 West tied for 13th, three strokes time,” and his wife, sitting near All-Star defenseman Brad Park spot.” “Phil Esposito (knee) and was awarded the goal. blanked Detroit 5-0; Kansas three runs to pace Houston’s and took second in the 200-yard and Beth McDermott took third tender for the title while the Gary Gambucci scored two goals to lift Minnesota over Ed­ W. L. Pet. GB mention in the 185-pound behind the then pace-setting by, shook her head in agree­ for the first time in more than a Terry O’Reilly (ankle) are all Sabres 9, Seals 4 loser figures to enter another x-Denver 60 18 .769 - City whipped the Chicago victory, Ed Goodson hit a individual medley, Paige John­ position in the 500-yard Jean .R atelle scored two monton. Gambucci’s second goal at 1:47 of third period, tying the weight class. Snuffer and Morley and two behind four ment. “We just bought a new month, beat the right, but Wayne Cashman has Buffalo, with two goals each profession — Quarry as a possi­ San Antonio 47 31 .603 13 son took second in the 200-yard freestyle. goals, including the score at 2-2, started a three-goal flurry that was followed by White Sox 9-3; Houston Thibodeau are seniors and three-run homer in the for the first time this year, 7-5. a severe groin pull,” Cherry from Rick Dudley, Rene Robert ble sports broadcaster and Nor­ Indiana 42 34 .553 17 game winner at 16:24 of the Wayne Connelly at 11:08 and John Arbour at 12:31. topped Minnesota 7-4; San Hawkes a junior. Giants’ triumph and rookie Combined with the Islanders’ 3- said. “He won’t be able to skate and Gil Perreault, beat Califor­ ton as an actor. Utah 33 43 .434 26 final period, but Steve Vickers, Jets 4, Cougars 3 Francisco outslugged its No Manchester Chuck Hockenberry pitched 3 tie at Minnesota, the Rangers for a week — then we’ll see. nia to clinch its division title. “I figure it this way,” said San Diego 31 47 .397 29 who also scored two goals, in­ Veil Pekka Ketola’s 20th goal with 1:10 left gave Winnipeg its Phoenix farm club 12-11 and swimmer received league out ofi eighth and ninth in­ pulled two points ahead in the “I’m also concerned about The goals gave Dudley 30 and Norton during a break in his x-Clinched Division Title cluding his 100th in the NHL, triumph over Chicago. Ketola beat goalie Dave Dryden with a California blanked Oakland ning jams to preserve battle for second place in Divi­ our road record. We’ve now lost he became the fifth Sabre to training last week, “if I beat honors. and assisted on two others, was backhand shmUo provide the Jets with their sixth straight vic­ sion 1 of the National Hockey our last four road games. That score that many this season, Jerry I get Muhammad Ali. If I 1-0. California’s win over Week-Long Holiday League, with each team having the more outspoken of the two record (now 11-19-7) has got to tying an NHL record. Robert tory. Anders Hedberg led the Winnipeg attack with a pair of NHL A scheduled game Oakland. BOWLING lose to Quarry, I become a ' goals, giving him 47. six games left to play. linemates. He, like Park, was be improved.” got his 38th and 39th and Division 1 movie actor. My future has Runners 5, Racers 3 But no one on the Rangers concerned with the Islanders, Jerry Butler, Rod Gilbert and Perreault his 37th and 38th. W. L. T. Pts especially after what he termed never before been spread out John Gray scored his 30th and 31st goals as Phoenix coasted was very excited. Derek Sanderson scored New Flyers 2, Canadiens 1 x-Philadelphia 45 18 10 100 EASTERN - Lorraine the Rangers’ ‘‘industrial before me like it is right now.” past Indianapolis. The victory was the Roadrunners’ sixth in “It was a big game, no doubt York’s other goals, while Ross Lonsberry’s second NY Rangers 35 26 13 83 Carpenter 135-340, Elvia Trinks league” play. “I can’t fight forever, said succession over their sister expansion team. The Racers had about it,’’ said Park, playing for Boston’s tallies came from period goal gave Philadelphia Quarry who shows a record of NY Islanders 31 24 19 81 156-379, Audrey Wachter 133- “Tonight was a game like one scored only four goals in the five previous games. The victory- the first time since being Gregg Sheppard, who scored its victory over Montreal. The 50-74 during his 11 year pro Atlanta 31 29 13 75 128-170-431, Mitch Evans 137- played between teams in an in­ leaves Phoenix five points ahead of Minnesota in their scramble sidelined with a strained left twice, Bobby Schmautz, Carol Flyers went ahead 1-0 in the carrer that Includes 29 Division 2 370, Merna Tucker 126-340, Performance “78” dustrial league,” Vickers said. for the playoff spot in the West Division. Perry Trade Rumors knee Feb. 16. “I’d hate to go to Vadnais and Earl Anderson. first period when Rick W. L. T. Pts Edith Hyde 343, Rolane Ough “It seemed like whoever got the knockout victories. “And it Long Island next Saturday In other NHL action, The MacLeish got his 35th goal and Vancouver 34 31 9 77 126-132-381, Barb Clark 126-147- last shot on goal would win. We Nylon Blackwall trying to catch them. Islanders tied Minnesota 3-3, Montreal tied the game in the Chicago 34 32 8 76 383, Joan Simmons 130, Pat can't play like that and win con­ “But we’re mainly concerned Philadelphia edged Montreal closing seconds of the period on St. Louis 30 30 14 74 To RSox Resurface Price 137-368, Lori LeBlanc 342, sistently. with ourselves now. We’ve got 21, Atlanta shut out Washington a power play goal by Guy Minnesota 21 45 7 49 Jane Smith 130-130-371, Mary Change and A78X13 to get those points ourselves for “But against the Islanders we 5-0, Detroit tied Chicago 44 and LaFleur. Kansas City 14 49 10 38 WINTER HAVEN, Fla. Seghi said he had also asked the on the list, presumably Lee, and O’Brien 132-361, Kitty ^brinsz R eg. 18.99 the playoffs. If we play our get a little extra psyched up. I’d St. Louis tied Vancouver 3-3. Flames 3, Capitals 0 Division 3 Red Sox to toss in one more said he would accept someone 136-347, Mary Simmons 143-369, Rotate Your Tires F.E.T. 1.76 game we'll hold our own.” find it very embarrassing to Islanders 3, North Stars 3 (UPI) — The rumor that $ Rey Comeau scored two goals W. L. T. Pts “younger” pitcher, so the on the list, possibly Moret. Ruth l^mbardo 133-344. lose to them.” Gaylord Perry may be Without Park, the Rangers Bill MacMillan scored at 9:43 to lead Atlanta over Montreal 43 13 17 103 speculation immediately However, he didn’t hold out Fits all Pintos, Vegas, Boston Coach Don Cherry could only put together a record of the third period to lift the Washington. The defeat was Los Angeles 39 15 19 97 traded to the Boston Red centered on Moret, the much hope of completing that HOLIDAYS - Val Sady 128, Colts, most Datsuns, Sox has surfaced again. Toyotas, Mazdas. A Washington’s 16th straight, Pittsburgh 33 26 15 81 southpaw Cleveland wanted two deal. Marquerite Agostinelli 139-357, breaking the NHL record set by Detroit 21 41 12 54 Boston supposedly has “If the Red Sox accept the 4.88 years ago when they thought Marti Sarles 138. Full 4-ply nylon blackwalls to replace your the Philadelphia Quakers in the Washington 6 63 5 17 been offered the veteran they had wrapped up a deal sen­ deal we have made them, We change over snows to your 1930-31 season. Washington is Division 4 right handed pitcher by the ding Perry to Boston. they’d be crazy,” he said. U.S. MIXED - Paul regular tires, rotate and loal- snows. Quality construction for the economy minded. now 6-63-5. Phil Myre turned W. L. T. Pts Cleveland Indians in Seghi said the Red Sox list of Meantime, the Red Sox split P ag irck as 205-538, Bruce an'ce 2 front wheels. Gives J40 Trade-in longer life, helps prevent un­ away 31 shots for the shutout. x-Buflalo 46 13 15 107 exchange for two Red Sox seven players had been their squad again, losing in Moquin 203-537, Dennis DeLisle jq e e d e d even tire wear SIZE F.E.T. REG. SALE Black Hawks 4, Red Wings 4 Boston 40 23 11 91 hurlers — lefties Bill Lee presented to him by Boston’s Tampa to Cincinnati, 73, and 200-572, Tom Rancourt 215-550, Dale Tallon’s goal with less Toronto 29 31 13 71 winning in Lakeland 10-4 over and Roger Moret. director of player personnel, Joe Russo 215-580, Walt E78x14 2.27 21.99 5 1 8 than four minutes left lifted California 19 42 12 50 Haywood Sullivan, who has Detroit. The hitting star of the Hockenbery 212-243-215-670, Chicago to a tie with Detroit. x-Clinched Division Title Phil Seghi, Cleveland’s vice been scouting other major day was Dwight Evans with John Kozicki 508, Rich Martin LIFETIME F78x14 2.40 23.99 5 2 0 Marcel Dionne’s second goal of Sunday’s Games president and general manager, league clubs for the past two four hits, including a home run 517, Ed Yourkas 515, Art Ran­ g u a r a n t e e d the night, his league-leading Buffalo 9, California 4 has talked freely about the weeks. and six RBIs. court 545, Ed Duchaine 506, G 78x14 2.56 24.99 5 2 2 ninth short-handed score this St. Louis 3, Vancouver 3 possibility of such a trade, but Seghi mentioned a pitcher not Mike Hodge 555, Ann Pagirckas MUFFLER WHEELS BALANCED 2.60 season, gave Detroit a 4-3 lead Atlanta 5, Washington 0 the Red Sox have remained 200-485, Ruth Smith 197-482, G 78x15 25.99 5 2 2 at 15:08 of the third period after Detroit 4, Chicago 4 Each mum. Louise Repoli 184-475, Sheila H 78x15 2.83 26.99 1 .75 Nick Libett had tied the game NY Rangers 7, Boston 5 YOU BUY 5 2 3 According to Seghi, Boston Price 202, Peg Callahan 201-502, OUR Off car, including weights. for the Red Wings. Philadelphia 2, Montreal 1 first presented him with a list Betty Rancourt 180-501, Ginger MUFFLER Canucks 3, Blues 3 NY Islanders ^ Minnesota 3 Archery Champs Yourkas 491, Madeline Tallin ONLY ONCEI of seven names and told him to scored the 479, Bee Moquin 454, Dona tying goal in the third period as take his choice. He rejected all of them. Price 459. Vancouver and St. Louis battled WHA Crowned at HalVs Premium Belted 2+2 Whitewall to a standoff. The victory left East He says he countered by COUNTRY CLUB - Vic PLUS INSTALLATION (Two-ply fiberglass, two-ply polycord) the first-place Canucks a point W. L. asking for a “solid starter, one 1219 T. Pts Abraitis 139-355, Vito who wins 13 or 14 games a year, Double wrapped and zinc coated lor ahead of Chicago and three x-New England 38 27 5 81 Taking top honors in the pro division in the 1975 New Agostinelli 157-364, Nondo An- strength: most American cars. Don't A 78x13 ahead of the Blues in the Divi­ Cleveland 31 37 3 65 maybe more.” England Indoor Archery Championships held March 15-16 nulli 140-173-431, 'Ted Backiel risk a faulty exhaust system. Come Reg. 26.99 sion 2 race. Chicago 28 42 1 57 The only pitcher the Red Sox at Hall’s Arrow Lanes in Manchester was Roy Mullins of 373, Larry Bates 362, Carl Bolin in for free exhaust inspection. F.E.T. 1.77 Indianapolis 18 49 3 39 have in the “maybe more” Greenbelt, Md., with a score of 298. 141-139-379, Bert Davis 355, Babe Honored West category, in addition to the un­ Dick Gardella 350, Frank Kier- Second place in the men’s SIZE F.E.T. REG. SALE STARKVILLE, Miss. (UPI) (Herald photo by Dunn» W. L. T. Pts touchable ace of their staff Luis division went to John Peterson nan 142-376, John Rieder 135- Oil Change, — A 25-year-old gymnasium on x-Houston 48 23 0 96 Tiant, is Lee. The former with local archer Mark Hall place with a score of 283. Last 363, Pete Staum 135-361, Don Filter Change with C 78x13 2.02 29.99 $21 the campus of Mississippi State Phoenbe 37 28 reliever has won 17 games each taking down third placement. In year’s New England Queen, Tarca 145, Stan McFarland 154- Iw ore E78x14 2.32 31.99 University will be named in Howe Son Battles Minnesota 37 29 of the two years since becoming women’s competition, Bette Heather Dean, tied for second 139-395. Lubrication longer life. $23 San Diego 36 30 honor of the late basketball a starter. Wirtz of Coventry took first with Alice Hickey of Bolton free F78x14 2.47 32.99 $23 Coach James H. “Babe” Defenseman Marty Howe, son of Gordie Howe, battles the New England Whalers’ Baltimore 18 48 next in line with a 273. , RESTAURANT - Jeanot Wir- installation McCarthy, it was announced Larry Pleau for the puck in Saturday night action at the Hartford Civie Center. Canadian In the amateur class, Jerry talla 353, Dave Castagna 146- LEE 140 Trade-in G 78x14 2.62 33.99 $26 W. L. T. Pts Lasseter of Glastonbury took 153-433, John Ortolan! 135, Jim Needed Sunday. Howe’s team, the Houston Aeros, came out on top, 5-3. H78X14 2.84 35.99 $26 Quebec 42 29 0 84 the men’s division and Terri Evans 137-149-139-425, Frank Toronto 38 31 Open Olympics Lasseter, Jerry’s wife, taking a McNamara 136-356, Neal Lynch G 78x15 2.69 35.99 $26 Winnipeg 35 31 share of second place in 139-135-390, Ken Lynch 355, Joe We drain old oil and replace 2 Edmonton 33 33 women’s competition. Dworak 159-379, Emil Palmier! with up to 5 quarts of heavy H78x15 2.92 38.99 $28 duty or 10W30 motor oil; Tube Vancouver 33 34 Jipcho^s Wish The New Englands offered a 142-399, Dan Vignone 145-373, C 78x15 3.21 41.99 $29 x-Division Winner total purse of $7,500 in cash and Pete Aceto 140-368, Ray John­ all necessary grease points. merchandise. This was the 11th son 144-163-143-450, Jim Filters to tit most cars. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Kenya’s Ben Jipcho has one straight year Hall’s hosted the Lambert 172-414, Ken Marks- regret about turning professional. He won’t get to meet event. Over 200 top amateur tein 136-140-398, Jim Moore 135- fellow African Filbert Bayi at the Montreal Olympics next and professinal archers took 137-399, Rollie Irish 362, Bob reat year. part in the annual event. Hyde 150-387, George May 139- “I would very much like to meet Bayi (of Tanzania),” said the 369, Dave V iara 368, Ed 4 splendidly conditioned Kenyan. “It’s just too bad they can’t make Doucette 137, Mike Balesano the Olympics an open competition.” 144, Paul Correnti 162-421, w n sri # 707 # 727 If the games were open to pros though, the 32-year-old Jipcho W adeTakes Larry Bates 145-391, Russ said he would like to enter the 1,500 meters, 5,000 meters and Willhide 140-369, Pete Wojtyna is coming to 139-365, Anton Mayer 137, 3,000-meter steeple chase. He might win all three of the events, too. Slims Title Frank Blank 143-389, John Bremser 354, Frank Calvo 141- In the fourth International Track Association competition of DALLAS (UPI) - England’s Litetiine Universal Truck & 370, Jim Stanizzi 154-392, Bill You’ll find fuel injection on some of the fastest cars in the world. the year here Saturday, Jipcho set pro records by capturing the Virginia Wade won her first Battery Camper Mirrors Getting things moving is our mile in a sizzling 3:56.2 and the two-mile event in 8:27.0. That Virginia Slims tour victory of McKinney 197-163-491, Don You’ll find it on some of the most expensive cars in the world. Logan 135-137-400, Tom Greer business. We take pride in gave him a $3,000 paycheck and $7,400 for the year on seven vic­ the year Sunday and took home 357, Harry Buckminster 365, #707 And now, through a miracle of modern technology, you'll find it on one ...... 99* District sewer department, at a ditons in many areas there and Beef Flank Steaks...... 1.99 safety hazards, in opposing the fee, to handle trouble calls. A demonstration of Colonial Colonial Crafts demonstrations most successful drive, but in Orange Juice F in a st , at the school this spring. was deeply committed to the ef­ rule. Cooking with Bob Glass of sorting out all those cans and S lic e d Favorites From the Seven Seas! Treat Your Family to Mr. Deli Favorites fort to save these people. Amer. Cheese Canterbury will be held for the Students will visit the neatly marking all the boxes. Almost by accident the students at the Hebron Elemen­ demonstrations class by class. That was a time-consuming tary School Tuesday. breakfast, which was paid for by Turbot s™“wMe 69? Chopped Ham Pharmacy Bill Topic task that has saved conference a free will offering, not only paid Glass has been called one of people hours and hours. On Sun­ Fresh Flowers For the foremost authorities on for itself but contributed $1% to Your Easter Table! Langostinos...... pi'g 1.69 Polish Kielbasa^Fai^^'...... ^ 1.29 PECTIN JELLY EGGS day afternoon, some 12 or more the Council on World Hunger. Of Tuesday Hearing Colonial Cooking in New. students were busily tossing Jumbo Smelts ...... 59* The spirit of those present Choose from our Large Selection of Genoa Salami ...... r 9 9 * ^ B 'alT sh o p ' England, and is in great de­ canned goods to the proper Jumbo Shrimp""prib"... 2.99 The General Assembly’s life will be affected by this 1/l/e are making the popular MARSHMALLOW EGGS was so inspiring that Mayor Provolone Cheese C P 1.49 mand as a speaker for packagers while several more Public Health and Safety Com­ bill,” Mrs. Gregan said, “and it GLOBE Tompson is urging other com­ Clams ...... 69* historical societies and other were engaged in painting the Tulips, Easter Lilies; Hard Rolls m...... do, 83* Br©©Cl mittee has scheduled a public is hoped that as many as possi­ munity gi;pups, professional groups. He has been involved in JELLY RABBITS pantry itself. All in high spirits Fish S t i c k s '”1.09 hearing Tuesday at 6 p.m., at ble will attend this hearing and Travel Service ''The Last Supper^^chocolate clubs, business groups, com­ Turkeys . 89* or 1 ,b ^ redoing fireplaces at old inns and a really contagious zeal. Fresh Mums, Azaleas; the State Capitol, on proposed make their views known to the 555 MAIN STREET munity organizations to Fish Cakes’Ta° pC 89* Pepperoni Caranbo ib Pumpernlc)

Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 23 Homes tor Sale INVITATION 13 Business Opportunity 14 Homes For Sale 23 Homes for Sale 23 Homes tor Sale 23 Homes tor Sale 23 Hamden Police Search TO BID MEDICAL CARE MAN WANTED - Steady, EASTERN SERVICES - Part- NEW LISTING - Seven-room CAPE - Eat-in kitchen - formal reliable man for passenger and time maintenance work, 3? to Cape with 3/4 shed dormer, ...SPRING... dining room, fireplaced living Sealed bids will be received COORDINATOR truck tire service. Experience 310 per hour for a responsible fireplaced living room, formal room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar­ in the Office of the Director of preferred but not essential. All person seeking permanent part- dining room, 3 bedrooms, 2 full Is here to stsy-Theee values age, immaculate condition. General Services, 41 Center R egistered Records Ad- are not: fringe benefits. Apply in per­ time work days or evenings. baths, large rec room, one-car $36,900. Philbrick Agency. danlal I. raale LIVE RENT FREE REALTOR Street, Manchester, Connec­ mihistrator or Registered son, Nlchols-Mancnester 'Tire, Company will furnish training, garage, deep, treed lot, $29,500 — 5% room Ranch, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, MIS For Woman’s Murderer ticut until April 3,1975 at 11:00 Nurse experienced in hospital Inc., 295 Broad Street. equipment and customers. You excellent location, cream puff 646-4200. 2 bedrooms. in this three family home. With a minimum downpayment a.m. for the following: utilization review ^ 313.50 per week. Call 528- condition, LaPenta Agency, $31,000 — 7 room Con­ you can occupy this house and make e wise Investment. suffered numerous gunshot drive to a relative’s house near­ FLOOR TILE, WORK proceedures sought for ad­ COUNTER GIRLS - Needed Realtors, 646-2440, BOLTON - Beautiful Ansaldi HAMDEN (UPI) - Hamden now for East Hartford area. dominium, 3 bedrooms, 2% Owner anxious, all offers considered. Asking $32,900. wounds, police said. by, police said. UNIFORMS ministrative position. Car built Raised Ranch, on acre police today continued their She Herath Will train, part-time evenings. Sltuatlon Wanted 15 baths, family room. Authorities said they were required for travel within COLUMBIA LAKE - New treed lot, brick front, plastered search for a person who riddled The only reported traces of Bid forms, plans and Jobseekers, 568-1070. walls, 4 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, still looking into reports of a Hartford County. Please sub­ listing. Seven-room Ranch with $34,000 — 5% room Ranch, a car parked on a lover’s lane the assault were a blood-stained specifications are available at CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WILL CARE for your children, finished, heated rec room. one full, two half baths, rec man wearing a green Air Force mit resume to Box ‘‘SS’’, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, living with bullets, killing a young giove and tree leaves with blood the General Services Office, 41 MACHINISTS - Bridgeport my home, d ap , 2-5 year old Excellent condition throughout. room, carport. room with wet bar, enclosed REALE’S CORNER • woman and wounding a young on them found after the jacket with the hood over his Center Street, Manchester, Manchester Herald. operators and. Cintimatic Nice yard. References. 643- Low 40’s with right of way to heated porch, 2-car garage, 175 MAIN STREET______PHONE 646-4525 shooting. Node of the about IS head. Connecticut. operators, experienced, ample 1428. $34,900 — Colonial Cape, 6 $59,500. Philbrick Agency, man. lake. Owner, 228^3643. rooms, 3 bedrooms, im­ Detectives from Hamden and shots fired into the vehicle from Town of Manchester overtime. Seg Manufacturing Realtors, 646-4200. LEGAL NOTICE Inc., 875-0755. maculate Porter St. area with adjoining New Haven searched the murder weapon have been Connecticut BABYSITTING - Infants or $38,900 - Duplex, 6-3. Nice in­ Services Ottered 31 TOWN OF COVENTRY toddlers, any hours. Off 44A aluminum siding. MANCHESTER - Split 7 rooms, Investment Property 25 West Rock Park, parts of which found. Robert B. Weiss, law apartment, carpeting, $435 PHONE 643-2711 Notice is hereby given that the FURNITURE Refinisher - Full Bolton/Coventry. Call 643-8794. $37,900 — 7 room Ranch, 3 U/2 baths, 3 bedrooms, modern lie in both southern Connecticut Authorities said the assailant General Manager month income. Hutchins Agen­ m aria NARDULLI - Custom- LEGAL Board of Admission of Electors or part-time. Apply Watkins cy, Realtors, 646-3166. bedrooms, family room off kitchen, dining room, family INVESTMENT cities, for clues to the slayer or apprbached the couple on foot made draperies, bedspreads, for the Town of Coventry, State Warehouse, Forest Street. BABYSITTING, my home, country kitchen. room, fireplace, wall-to-wall Young brick 5-family top treatments, Austrian the weapon used. An officer at about 8:30 p.m. Saturday, NOTICE FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD days, evenings or overnight. carpeting, garage, large lot, Five Townhouse apartments, private SPECIAL VOTER SESSION of Connecticut, will be in ses- MANCHESTER - SPOTLESS - $39,900 — 2-family 6-6, 3 terraces, ample parking, $12,000 per shades. Large selection of said most of the large park had smashed the window on the LEGAL Business Opportunity 14 Will pick up and deliver, any four bedroom. Colonial, 2V2 $45,500. Philbrick Agency, year income. samples, drapery hardware. TOWN OF COVENTRY siort on the 4th day of April 1975 bedroom Duplex with 7-car been closed to the public. passenger side with the butt of INDEX in the Town Office Building, age. 647-9360. baths, family room with sliding Realtors, 646-4200. Free estimates, decorating ser­ the rifle, began shooting into Notice is hereby given of a ADVERTISING LAMPS and lighting fixtures garage — good income FIANO AGENCY Killed in the Saturday night NOTICE NOTICES ADVERTISING Route ifjl, Coventry, Connec­ glass doors to patio, fully vice. Call 649-1786. Special Session of the Board for ADMISSION OF ELECTORS business with large ^owroom, BOWERS SCHOOL area - potential. TOLLAND - Combination home 646-5200 attack was Cheryl DiLieto, 18, the car, and then walked around 1 *- Lost and Found ticut from 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 equipped kitthen, air- of Hamden. Her companion, to the driver’s side and fired Admissions of Electors for the Notice is hereby given that 2 — Pertonala DEADLINE located in Vernon. Edmund Would like to care for your conditioning, lovely quiet and office, located on acre lot in ANSWER YOUR phone night 3 — Announcamanti RATES P.M. to examine the Gorman Agency, 646-4040. child in my home. Call 646-5670. a business zone on Route 195. Steven Lawry, 18, was reported more shots into the car. Town of Coventry, State of the Board of admission of Elec- 12:00 noon the day before neighborhood near golf course BUYING...0R...SELLING and day. Code-a-phone 4 ~ Entertainment 1 day ...... 9c word per day publication. qualifications and act on the and swimming. $56,900. Call Five-room Ranch plus 500 answering machines from in fair condition today at Yale- Lawry, although wounded, Connecticut, to be held on the tors, of the Town of 5 — Auctions Let us do It lor you. Business Property 26 3 days ...... 6c word per day applications of those found MISTER SOFTEE - Rare op­ Maryann Cullina, 633-1526. J. square foot office, IVz baths. $199.95. Call 643-2759. was able to start the car and 1st day of April, 1975 in Room 5, Manchester, will be in session 6 days .... 7c word per day Deadline lor Saturday and New Haven hospital Sunday FINANCIAL eligible to apply for admission. portunity in Manchester area. Priced to sell at $36,900. T. J. Coventry High School, Ripley in the Municipal Building, Town 26 days .... 6c word per day Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. □ EDUCATION Watson Beach Real Estate, 193 MANCHESTER - Main Street, with several wounds. The girl 6 — BondS'StockS'Mortgeges Dated at Coventry, Connecticut Exclusive franchise available. East Center St., Manchester Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. TWO HANDYMEN will clean, Hill Roa(J, Coventry, Connec­ Clerk’s Office, on Wednesday, 9 — Personal Loans 15 WORD MINIMUM business zoned, four family, 10 — Insurance this 24th day of March, 1975. Earn 39000 to 320,000. Low down •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 647-9139. MERRITT city utilities, level lot, $600 rake, lime, fertilize, mow, ticut from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 April 2, 1975 from 7:00 P.M. to Happy Ads . $2 00 inch PLEASE READ PORTER STREET area - Juliette E. Bradley Myment. No winter payments. Private Instructions 18 Realtors 646-1180 monthly income. $47,900. Hayes maintainance of lawn seasonal. p.m. to examine the 9:00 P.M., for the purpose of ad­ EMPLOYMENT Training program. Experience Custom-built expandable 6- Cellars and attics cleaned. 13 “ Help Wanted Margaret E. Jacobson MANCHESTER - Five-room Corp. 646-0131. qualifications and act on the mitting all persons who are YOUR AD not necessary. Financing SPANISH Lessons - Adults, room Garrison, IVz baths. Reasonable prices. 643-5305. 14 — Business Opportunities Classified ads are taken over Ranch with formal dining Two Found Dead 15 — Situation Wanted Elizabeth R. Rychling available. Call or write today, Center fireplace, garage. applications of those residents found to be qualified to be Elec­ the phone as a convenience. children. Private home or of­ room, king size master VERNON - Seven room Cape SMALL WATER company for Board for Admissions 1-677-9089,198 South Road, Far­ Excellent condition. $43,500. REPAIR - Small appliances, found eligible to apply for ad­ tors of the Town of Manchester. EDUCATION The Herald Is responsible for fice. Call Saturday and Sunday, bedroom, partially finished rec with aluminum siding, storm sale - Excellent return on in­ 18 — Private Instructions only one incorrect insertion and Town of Coventry mington, Conn. 06032. after 3 weekdays, 289-8979. room, one bath, one-car garage, Palmer Realty, 646-6321, 649- vestment. Owner retiring. Call radios, lawn equipment. Call mission. The Qualifications are as windows and doors, family 0538. In Crashed Plane Dated at Coventry, Connec­ 19 — Schoots-Classes then only to the size of the convenient location. $32,000. Jackston Agency, 646-1316. 872-6909. foliows:. Applicant must be a 20 Instructions Wanted original insertion. Errors which . .. SoiiMon* room, dishwasher and stove. In- PIANO INSTRUCTION - Study Philbrick Agency, Realtors, ground swimming pool, located ticut this 24th day of March, United States citizen, eighteen do not lessen the value of the LIGHT TRUCKING - for senior MASON, N.H. (UPI) - massage parlors and adult book REAL ESTATE may hava taut you with a professional. Beginners 646-4200. on dead end street. Very clean. MANCHESTER - Main And 1975. (18) years of age, be a resident 23 — Homes for Sale advertisement will not be cor­ and intermediates. All ages. HEBRON citizens. Attics, cellars. Also Connecticut state police have stores in Connecticut, was last rected by an additional inser­ a boppy adi $34,900. Jim Gorman, Broker, Grove Street, office and apart­ Juliette E. Bradley in the Town of Manchesteo; and 24 — Lots-Land for Sale LEGAL NOTICE MANCHESTER $38,900 odd jobs. $2.50 per hour. Call heard from March 12, when he 25 — Investment Property tion. 649-1256 evenings. ment building in business zone. confirmed that the body of a Margaret E. Jacobson take the oath prescribed by law. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, "742-9512 or Pat Brightman, 646- 646-5426. radioed he was having trouble 26 — Business Property 5589. SPARKLE Excellent for professional or pilot whose plane was downed Elizabeth R. Rychling Dated at Manchester this 24th 27 ~ Resort Property CONNECTICUT FEEL CROWDED??? service business. Call P.M.H. in a wooded area near here is with the light plane. The plane 26 — Real Estate Wanted Then you should see this Board For Admissions day of March, 1975. NOTICE OF □ REAL ESTATE Seven room U&R built Cape 528-9321 after 5, call 568-5776. AUTO BODY man for hire - that of Martin Ross, 35, of was on a flight between Groton Help Wanted 13 spacious 3-bedroom Colonial. PORTER STREET Area - Four Excellent work. Reasonable. Town of Coventry Board of Admissions MISC. SERVICES ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a new homes to choose from: and Hartford, Conn. 31 — Services Offered Happy Birthday with first floor family room, Call 649-0022. Bioomfield, Conn. Chester F. Bycholski □ NOTICES PART-TIME dishwasher and TO ORDINANCE Convenient to everything. Ranch, Cape, Raised Ranch and MANCHESTER The single-engine Cesna 150 New Hampshire aeronautics 32 — Painting-Papering DADDY Homes For Sale 23 Even has a 3-car garage, full large lot, extra nice. $33,9(X). Selectman 33 — Building-Contracting kitchen work, after school In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and 9 Dutch Colonial; plus more new OFFICE SITE containing Ross, a woman investigator Gordon Bunker 34 ~ Roofing-Siding •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BOB LINDSAY dining room and fireplaced LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. Irene R. Pisch hours and Saturday. No ol the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by the MANCHESTER - Newer 3- homes soon to be started. Call thought to be Donna Hoadley, said Sunday night the plane was 35 “ Healing-Plumbing Lost and Found 1 I Love You, Corner location on East Cellars and attics cleaned, LEGAL Selectman 36 — Flooring experience needed. Must be bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, living room. Call now to see. for details. T. J. Crockett From, Todd Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, WARREN E. Center Street, excellent lawns mowed, small tree work. 21, of Norwich, Conn., and a dog registered to Connecticut Avia­ Mildred M. Schaller 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage near and reliable. Good hourly possible 4th bedroom, con­ Judith O’Reilly, 649-5306. Realtor, 643-1577. 38 — Services Wanted LOST - Altered male cat, light March 11, 1975, of Amendment to Chapter 122 (Pension) of the visiability, about 27,000 Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. was found in a wooded area tion Inc, in West Hartford. NOTICE rate. Apply in person. Brass venient location. 335,900. Paul EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY ADMISSION OF ELECTORS Selectman orange, vicinity of Hackmatack Ordinances of the Town of Manchester as follows: square feet. Suitable con­ Sunday in this southern New Bunker said he did not know, MISC. FOR SALE Key Restaurant, 829 Main W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. HORSE LOVERS’ delight. HDWLAND TOWN OF BOLTON, CONN. Edward Tomkiel and Main. 649-5919 or 643-2364. Street, Manchester. BARROWS & WALLACE struction can make this one of GARDENS Roto-tilled - Quick Hampshire town. however, how the plane got so 41 — Articles for Sale AMENDMENTS TO TOWN OF MANCHESTER Colonial with front to back Realtors 64 3-1't08 service. Save your back. Call us Notice is hereby given pur­ Town Clerk 42 ~ Building Supplies Help Wanted 13 Mnehesttr Nn Hmn Hartford living room, fireplace, den, Manchester’s most desirable Ross, owner of a group of far off course. 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs PENSION ORDINANCE MANCHESTER - Just reduced. H»306 3SM515 72l-6$15 today, 528-0586. suant to Sec. 9-17 of the General 44 — Livestock EXPERIENCED all-around Chapter 122 of the Ordinances of the Town of Manchester is Center Street, 3-famlly in dining room, large kitchen. professional addresses. Statutes, that the Board of Ad­ 45 — Boats & Accessories construction laborer - Previous ARMY RESERVE hereby amended, effective July 1, 1974, as follows: business zone II. Ideal for Plus insulated horse barn (with THREE MEN will move NOTICE 46 — Sporting Goods Personals experience essential in sewer Offers part-time Income for electricity and water) and cor­ ODEGARD mission of Electors, of the Sec. 122-5 (e), paragraph (i) is hereby repealed and the professional offices or commer­ CONTEMPORARY Raised household and business fur­ PUBLIC HEARING 47 — Garden Products and water line installation. membership, earn upwards of $1,000.00 cial expansion. Owner anxious ral. Close in. $57,700. Keith ROCKLEDGE - Ten room, five Town of Bolton, will be in ses­ 48 — Antiques INCOME tax returns prepared yearly, by attending monthly meetings folowing is substituted in lieu thereof: Ranch - Large, modern kitchen bedroom brick constructed REALTY niture. Call 228-3958, 456-2774. ADDITIONAL 49 — Wanted to Buy Must be dependable. 33.50 hour­ and two weeks summer training. for quick sale. LaPenta Agen­ Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. sion in the Community Hall, 222 in the privacy of your home Call (e) Retirement by Policemen with pantry, formal dining Colonial Cape, three baths, 2 W eekend Accidents APPROPRIATIONS ly. Call 646-1021. Openings for men and women with or cy, Realtor, 646-2440. room with built-ins, living room 6 4 3 -4 3 6 5 ODD JOBS - Spring cleaning Bolton Center Road, on Satur­ RENTALS Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or 525- without previous military experience. !i) Any provisions of this Ordinance to the contrary fireplaces, garage. Must be 52 — Rooms for Rent with cathedral ceiling and BUSINESS potential. Central etc. Diversified janitorial work, day, March 29, 1975, from 10 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 8263. AVON - Get more out of life. Be We'll train young men ages 17 to 26, seen! $68,900. M. H. Palmer 53 — Apartments for Rent and women f7W to 34 with HS diploma. notwithstanding, the Policemen and Officers of the Police MANCHESTER - Six month fieldstone fireplace from floor (Pearl Street) six room house, yard clearing etc. Call 228-3958, a.m. to 2:00 p.m., for the pur­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 54 — Homes for Rent Realty, 646-6321. Gertrude Real Estate Wanted 28 an Avon Representative. Meet Why not see if you can qualify? Call for Department may retiie and receive pension payments provided new, prime west side location, to ceiling, redwood paneling, (formerly 2-family) and a large 456-2774. Take Five Live pose of admitting all persons CONNECTICUT 55 — Business for Rent INCOME TAX preparation - new people, add new interests information building. (Over 4,000 sq. ft.) Hagedorn, 649-0538. 56 — Resort Property for Rent they shall have compet at least twenty-five (25) years of service 5-5 D uplex, 1 1/2 b ath s, four bedrooms, 2 full baths, Notice is hereby given that the your home oro r minem in e . Dally through Saturday ALL CASH for your property who are found to be qualified to 57 — Wanted to Rent to your life and earn good in the Police Department and have met the age requirement on hardwood floors, aluminum large family room with presently used selling antiques, Board of Directors, Town of 58 — Misc. lor Rent Reasonabie By Danny By ram. money too! No selling t A.M. - 5 P.M. etc. Excellent for contractor, COVENTRY - Seven room Cape within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, United Press International be electors of the Town of 76th Division Army Rtsorva the appropriate effective dates listed below: siding, high 50’s. Hayes Cor­ fireplace, den or library, 5 Manchester, Connecticut, will 649-5096. experience necessary. I’ll show plumber, electrician, etc. and 4 room Ranch on one lot. instant service. Hayes Agency, Bolton. AUTOMOTIVE Opportunitlaa • Waat Hartford; Effective July 1, 1974 — he has attained age fifty-five (55) poration, 646-0131. sliding glass doors, 2 large Cape has stone siding and full 646-0131. Painting-Papering 32 Traffic accidents killed five hold a Public Hearing in the 61 — Autos for Sale you how. Call 523-9401. 232-1500 East Windsor 623-S441 or Asking $52,900. Keith Real The qualifications are as 623-2670 (collact) Kfective July 1, 1975 — he has attained age fifty-three (53) decks, 2-car garage,'large lot. shed dormer. Ranch income is persons on Connecticut roads Hearing Room at the Municipal 62 — Trucks for Sale TAX RETURNS and accoun­ BOLTON - price reduced on this Estate, 646-41‘26, 649-1922. PAINTING - interior and as John Dedora, 24, of follows: Applicant must be a 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale ting done professionally. IT PAYS TO QO TO MEE'TINOS Effective July 1,1976 and thereafter — he has attained age fifty $68,500. Philbrick Agency, $155 monthly. Lake privileges, WE WILL buy your house. Call over the weekend, including Building, 41 Center Street, BOOKKEEPER - Manchester seven room Ranch. Three or Realtors, 646-42Q exterior, paperhanging, Wethersfield. United States citizen, eighteen 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles Reasonable rates. Confidential. office of small company expor­ (50) $40’s. LaPenta Agency, anytime, Hutchins Agency, two sailors on the Connecticut Police said he may have died Manchester, Connecticut, 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobtle four bedrooms, fireplaced Realtor, 646-2440 or Lance Realtors, 646-3166. excellent work. References. (18) years of age, and be a resi­ Homes Experienced. Call Dan Hickey, ting electronics equipment Poliiemen and Officers may retire and receive a pension com- living room, formal dining Free estimates. Fully insured. Turnpike near Clinton Sunday. of drowning or exposure. He Tuesday, April 1, 1975, at 8:00 TWO-FAMII^ Duplex - 5-5, Kozikowski, 742-7202. dent of the Town of Bolton. 66 ^ Automotive Service 649-9145. reouires a full-charge JOBSEEKERS has hundreds of meicing the first day of the month following the completion of room, eat-in kitchen plus gar­ WANTED Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. There was one apparent drow­ p.m. to consider and act on the 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease three years old, IVa baths, SELLING your house? Call us wore no ciothes and had three Dated at Bolton, Conn., this bookkeeper. This is a full-time full, part-time openings' to the ibove requirements. Effective July 1,1975, each Policeman age. 3/4 acre lot on dead-end ning. following: INCOME TAX returns aluminutn'siding, good invest­ LAND - Nice barn, three first and we’ll make you a cash reiigious medallions around his 7th day of March, 1975. position and the individual must choose from now. (Jail 568-70. and Officer will be required to take a physical examination, as street. Asking 338,900. Zinsser ment ^ $53,900. Philbrick Highly Motivated J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom The sailors were killed when Proposed additional appropria­ prepared iin your home. be able to work independently. bedroom home, baseboard offer. One day service. T. J. neck. Police said Dedora was William J. Houle determined by the General Manager, once he attains his fifty- Agency, 646-1511. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Salesman decorating. Interior painting. the car they were riding in went tion to General Fund Budget Reasonable, Call i H.H. Wilson, Duties will include accounts heat, Hutchins Agency, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. dead for about 10 hours before Virginia A. Assard thiri; (53rd) birthday. Beginning July 1, 1976, such physical Realtors, 646-3166. Paper hanging. New Ceilings. out of control and rolled over, 1974-75, Recreation Depart­ 649-6506. receivable/payable, billing, RN-LPN. 10% differential. being found by Donald Nixon, a Registrars of Voters Legal Notice exanination will be required after each Policeman’s and Of- NEW HOMES - Ranches, CIR^A 1723 - Exquisite 12-room for established real estate IMMEDIATE CASH for your Remodeling. Exterior painting. throwing all occupants out. ment — 31,608.00 for Summer pavroll and P&L through trial Greenwood Nursing Home. Capes, Colonials, Splits. Many Gutters ana leaders. Carpentry. resident near the pond, at about Catherine K. Leiner I WILL COME to your home balance. Good tvping is man­ Hartford pays 10% differential ficei*S fiftieth (50th) birthday, he must, by written application, amique Colonial completely firm In Manchester MANCHESTER - Two-family property. Let us explain our Killed were Randall Duke, 18, 8:30 a.m. Soccer Program, to be financed variations. Three and four restored and in excellent condi­ Fully insured. For estimate call Town Clerk Notice of Intention to and help prepare your tax datory. Call Mr. Schaufler. on 3-11 and 11-7 shifts. 236-2901. requfst that the General Manager extend his period of employ- in excellent condition. Bowers fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, of Mead, Okla., and Mark from fees already collected. bedrooms. Call for details. tion. Four fireplaces, 2 V2 baths, Contact 649-9658. file an Application for return for about the same price Intertrade Scientific, 646-5660. meni on a year to year basis beyond such Policeman’s and Of- School area. T. J. Crockett, 647-1413. McGovern, 23, of Westwood, Proposed additional appropria­ Merritt Agency, 646-1180. / income-proQueing 3-room DANIEL F. REALE Realtors, 643-1577. a Small L«an License you would pay to go to RN - Assistant Director of ficei's fifty-fifth (55th) birthday, and, if such application is ap- PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. Mass. Police said the driver, tion to Generai Fund Budget someone’s office. Call 633-1267. Nurses. Well established skilled studio apartment and 2-room REALE REALTORS MAY WE BUY your home? Notice is hereby given that WILL TRAIN you for chip- proied by said General Manager, said General Manager shall $19,900 - Five rooms, 1 /1/2 Five years experience. Robert Hennessey, 18, of Han­ 1974-75, Treasure — Temporary cleaning machine parts, full- nursing home (240 beds) desires antique shop. Philbrick Agency, 646-4525 BETTE DRIVE - Manchester. Quick, fair, all cash and no the American Finance Corpora­ notijf the Pension Board, in writing, of such approval; however, -baths, stove, refrigerator/^ar-- Realtors, 646-4200. problems. Call Warren E. Excellent references. Pete, 742- son, Mass., and a passenger, Borrowing — 318,294.00 to be REDUCE safe & fast with time, 33 hourly. Call ambitious RN, Administrative All Inlerriewi Confidential... A U&R gem, huge 4-bedroom, 2 tion of Connecticut intends to age, nearly two acres. Hutchins 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. Richard Macy, 43, of Sandwich, financed from unappropriated GoBese Tablets and E-Vap Jobseekers, 568-1070. and Nursing skills esential. each Policeman and Officer must retire at age 60. Each 1/2 bath, 8-room home. Big lot, Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. file an application with the Poliieman and Officer included in the Plan shall be required to Agency, Realtors, 646-3i66. CONDOMINIUM - Six rooms, 3 big trees, privacy plus in this Mass., were treated at Yale- surplus. “water pills’’ Liggett Parkade Excellent working conditions. _I ___U ______' PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ Banking Commission of Pharmacy. Benefits. Greenwood Nursing cont-ibute to the Retirement Fund an amount equal to 5% of his bedrooms, 2 V2 baths, wall-to- location. T. J. Crockett, CASH FOR HOUSES - Why New Haven Hospital. Proposed additional appropria­ MATURE MAN wanted to work MANCHESTER / New 3- ting, wallpapering, spray/brush Connecticut for a license to con­ in our laundry from 6-2 p.m. Home, Hartford. 23^2901. wage or salary exclusive of any maintenance payments and other wall carpeting! Modern kitchen SPLIT - seven rooms, wall-to- Realtors, 643-1577. hang fire when you want to 'The sailors were all from the tion to General Fund Budget bedroom custon/ Ranch, 2 with built-ins, finished rec sell? There’s a bigger demand painting. Fair prices, fully in­ duct a small loan business at daily. Starting rate 32.20 per spedal payments or remuneration, but including overtime pay. wall carpet, one full and 2 half sured, experienced and depen­ USS Ortolan docked in 1974-75, Sanitarian — 35,900.00 baths, aluminunysiding, double room, central air-conditioning. BRAND NEW (not completed) for your house than you think! 985 Main Street, Manchester in hour. Please apply in person. PART-TIME cleaners, work ^ginning July 1, 1974, such contribution shall increase to 5Vs% baths. Family room, central dable. 643-1671. Philadelphia. for repairs to Rex Master at mornings. 6-9 a.m. Manchester garage, / excellent $32,500. Philbrick Agency, air-conditioning, large lot. $45,- Six-room Colonial with Let us bring in qualified accordance with the provisions Meadows Convalescent Home, and 6% effective January 1, 1976. Such contributions shall be neighborhood/$47,900. Hayes Sheila Savlon, 34, of Branford landfill area, to be financed 333 Bidwell Street, Manchester. and 9-12 a.m. Glastonbury area. Realtors, 646-4200. 000. Keith Real Estate, 646- fireplace. First-floor laundry, prospects. Or - we’ll buy it of Chapter„ 647 . of the General □ FINANCIAL ______(feducted from the payroll and shall be entered in a separate fund Corporation,/646-0131. walk-out basement. Central. ourselves. Call - Keith Real INSIDE - Outside painting, was killed Saturday in an acci­ from unappropriated surplus. Call 649-5335. ______4126, 649-19‘22. fe c ia l rates for people over 65. dent on the Connecticut Turn­ Statutes, Revision of 1958, and tiyot im kiown as the “Retirement Allowance Fund’’. The monthly Act now and have your choice Estate, 646-4126 or 649-1922. Proposed additional appropria­ Regulations of the Bank Com- ...... TOOLMAKER Experienced, ONLY $1^900 - Seven rooms, 2 EXPANSIVE RANCH Fully insured. Estimates given. pike, and Louis Pugelise, 21, of tion to 1974-75 Fund 61, Special set-up, operate own equipment, RNS - We have full-tim e amount of pension payable to a Policeman or Police Officer who CAPE - six rooms, very large of carpets, colors, etc. Low missioner. 'The business will be Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 story, m Walnut Street, han- With 1857 sq. ft. of step-free living. Call 649-7863. New Haven, died in a one-car Grants, Safety Town Project — full-time, excellent income. openings on the 11-7 shift. retires under this paragraph on and after July 1, 1970, with at Three spacious bedrooms, huge lot, one bedroom first floor. 40's. Keith Real Estate, 646- ARE YOU Selling your home? - conducted by a Connecticut cor­ dym ^’s treasure, fire kitchen with adjoining fireplac^ fami­ 4126, 649-1922. Real Estate is our business and accident in New Haven Satur­ 31.100.00 for young people of MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ Call today. Jobseekers, 568- Excellent benefits and pleasant least twenty-five (25) years of service shall be an amount equal Very clean, $35,500. Keith Real working conditions. Please app­ dam ped, no agents please, ly room and laundry facilities, formal Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. our experience can save you day. Richard Rully, 23, of poration whose officers and 1070. to 1/12 of 50% of his final average annual wage or salary. If a living and dining rooms, 2 baths, dou­ Manchester, to be financed cond, third. All kinds. Realty ly in person. Meadows Con­ phohe 649-7925. VERNON - Three-bedroom time and expense. Give us a Guilford, died after a collision from Grant. directors will be: Wilbur F. statewide. Credit rating un­ Piliceman or Police Officer shall complete in excess of twenty- ble garage. Hamilton, President and Direc­ valescent Home, 333 Bidwell Plus! Mid 50’s. RAISED RANCH - seven Ranch, maintenance-free vinyl try. Jackston Agency, 646-1316, Building-Contracting 33 in North Branford Saturday Proposed additional appropria­ necessary. Reasonable. Con­ HOSTESS five (25) years of service in the Police Department, he shall be GOYENTRY - North, six room evenings Phyllis Jackston, 649- tor; John Corrado, Vice Presi­ Street, Manchester. rooms, large lot, plenty siding. Tremendous view. afternoon. tion to Revenue Sharing Fund fidential, quick arrangements. Must enjoy meeting people, oititled to an additional 2% of his final average annual wage or /Raiaised Ranch, desirable area, Almost new, 2 baths, 2-car gar- 8782. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - dent; Andrew J. McGehee, Vice Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO storage. Convenient to Wilbur Berlin police Saturday found 81 — 318,404.00 to be financed pleasant personality and neat RN Supervisor needed - full­ salary for each full year and fractions thereof to the nearest com- acre, three bedrooms, Cross. $40,900. Keith Real age, large wooded lot, Remodeling, repairing, ad­ President and Director; John 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ fireplaced, living room, 1 1/2 Realtors-Ml^ 646-2482 the nude body of a 24-year-old from Entitlements under Title I appearance, experience help­ time, 3-11 p.m., excellent fleted month of such service in excess of twenty-five (25) years. 189 West Center Street Estate, 646-4126, 64^-1922. carpeted. Immediate occupan­ ditions, rec rooms, porches and M. Murphy Jr., Vice President, ford. Evenings, 233-6879. baths, rec room, above ground man by the shore of the — Fiscal Assistance to State ful but not necessary, will benefits ana working con­ The maximam pension payable under this Plan shall be 66-2/3% cy. 50’s. Warren E. Howland, □ MISC. SERVICES roofing. No job too small. Call Assistant Secretary and Direc­ pool, garage. $38,500. Owner, 649-3144. American Paper Goods Co. and Local Governments and train. Apply in person only. ditions, please apply in person. (f a Policeman’s and Officer’s final average annual salary. CAPE - seven rooms, west side. Realtors, 643-1108. tor; Thomas G. Montgomery, MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Meadows Convalescent Home, 742-9790. pond. ’The man was identified future Entitlements. mortgages — interim financing HOWARD JOHNSON Sec. 122-8, paragraph (f), is hereby repealed effective March FARM - 50 acres, mostly Move-in condition. Large dining Secretary and Director; - and 333 Bidwell Street, Manchester, room, aluminum siding^ gar­ Services Ottered 31 CARPENTRY — Repairs, as John Dedora, 24, of Proposed additional appropria­ — expeditious and confidential RESTAURANT 11, 1975. cleared and level land, 8 room Martin V. O’Brien, Treasurer. Conn. COVENTRY age, $36,500. Keith Real Estate, remodeling, additions, roofing. Wethersfield. service, J.D. Real Estate 394 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Sec. 122-8 is hereby amended effective July 1,1975, by adding house, barn, two large poultry tion to General Fund Budget 646-4126, 649-1922. A hand full of cash is better than SHARPENING Service - Saws, Call David Patria, South Wind­ 1974-75, TRANSFER to Capital Assoc. 646-1980. MANCHESTER______tke following: $26,900 houses, 2-car garage. Philbrick knives, axes, shears, skates, sor. 644-1796. WANTED - Experienced man Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. a garage full of stuff. Improvement Reserve Fund — to work on dairy farm. Must (J) Eligibility for Total Disability Pension (under 15 years of BRETTON ROAD - six room rotary blades. Quick service. Landrover sjrvice). Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main WES ROBBINS carpentry 318.404.00 for Industrial MALE NEEDED with cashier know how to milk. Prefer with Three-bedroom full-dormer RANCH - with gorgeous view. Cape, 1 1/2 baths, rec room, Guidelines, Progress Drive ad­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• driver’s license. Apply in per­ Any Policeman and Officer who shall become permanently, Cape, double lot, 100’ from garage with patio, $32,500. St., Manchester. Hours daily remodeling specialist. Ad­ Waterlogged Chemicals Found experience to train full-time, Large living room with beamed 7:30-5, Thursday 7:30-9, Satur­ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ditional section, to be financed evening position, 11-7 a.m. son. 364 Bidwell St., totally disabled from engaging in any gainful occupation and private beach, large fireplace cathedral ceilings and Phone 643-9042. □ EMPLOYMENT Manchester. STAFFORD SPRINGS - day, 7:30-4. 643-7958. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens. SOUTH WINDSOR (UPI) - from developer’s contribution. That Detach Ticks Jobseekers, 568-1070. employment, such total disability having been sustained during and more! fireplace, formal dining room, (he performance of essential duties pertaining to his employment MANCHESTER - Seven room Crystal Lake privileges. 649-3446. Firemen called to rescue a man ALLOCATION - REVENUE fully equipped kitchen with Custom finished family cape REWEAVING burns, holes. Kerrville, Tex.—A family of Help Wanted PART-TIME college students, IMMEDIATE opening for by the Town, and while acting in the scope of such employment, sliding* glass doors to deck. Split, three large bedrooms, on top of a vehicle supposedly SHARING 13 cod, three or four bedrooms, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. LEON Cieszynski builder - new chemicals called formamidines housewives, etc. for sales work printed circuit board fabricator and such total disability having been caused by no fault or WARREN E. Huge family room with stone paneled family room, wall-to- floating down the Connecticut Proposed allocation from for first shift, 7 a.m. to 3:30 basement, oil heat, oversized Window shades, Venetian homes custom built, shows promise for service as TOOL MAKERS - All-around 1 or 2 evenings weekly. mgligence on the part of such disabled member, may request, by fireplace, two full baths. wall carpeting, one full, two River, found something else. Revenue Sharing Fund 81: For tick-detaching agents. Hereto­ p.m. Must have experience in half baths, large lot, central attached two-car garage, patio, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. remodeled, additions, rec What they found Saturday machinists and Bridgeport Nationally known company. Witten application to the Pension Board, that monthly disability HOWLAND Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Industrial Guidelines, Progress fore no satisfactory means of For interview call 875-1053 machine shop equipment and air-conditioning. Low 40’s. exceptional treed lot, many Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. rooms, garages, kitchens operators. Top wages, fringe payments be commenced to him, and be continued during the Realtors 643-1108 646-4200. many extras. Act fast only $36,- remodeled, bath tile, cement was Louis Marchand, 21, of Drive additional section — 318,- removing ticks from humans or evenings. knowledge of measuring Owner, 644-2250. benefits and overtime. period of such disability, in an amount equal to 1/12 of 50% of his 500. Donald S. Gale, Realty Co., MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Manchester, sitting atop a Lan­ 404.00 animals was known. Experience preferred. Apply at devices and blueprint reading. DUPLEX - Owner’s side has drover stuck in a section of the Phyllis V. Jackston The chemical most completely NEAT DRESSER? - Mature? Contact Multi-(Jircuits, Inc., final average annual wage or salary at the time of such disability. Realtors, MLS, 289-7939. Removal, pruning, lot clearing, tial or commercial. Call 649- Paragon Tool Company, 121 large, modern kitchen, formal 4291. Meadows area flooded by the Secretary tested by federal researchers Adams Street. Like money, meeting people? 646-3800. Sich disability payments shall be subject to the provisions of PITKIN STREET - Large spraying. Fully insured. dining room, living room, 4 MANCHESTER - New family Licensed. Free estimates. rain-swollen river nearby. here is chlordimeform, which Sales people needed. Name paragraphs (c), (d) and (e) of this Sec. 122-8. gracious four bedroom bedrooms, wall-to-wall 3 FAMILY WITH Board of Directors Colonial, 11/2 baths, 2-car gar­ Colonial, aluminum siding, 3 Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY has proved effective against the your figure. Jobseekers, 568- Sec. 122-8 is hereby amended effective July 1,1975, by adding 2 Marchand said he and two Manchester, Connecticut PHONE FROM home to ser­ EXPERIENCED Hairdresser carpeting, IV baths. Other side POTENTIAL PLUS bedrooms, bath and lavatory, Carpentry and general contrac­ lone-star tick, the brown dog vice our customers for super 1070. age, 116x150 treed corner lot. has 6 large rooms. Convenient other Manchester men were Dated at Manchester, Conn, wanted part-time. Rockville- tte following: An unusual offering. Bel Air 7-7-5, big lot, central location, oversized modern kitchen, TREE SERVICE (Soucier) ting. Residential and commer­ driving around the Meadows’ .because this twenty-first day of March, tick and the Rocky Mountain earnings. Choose own hours. Tolland area. Call 872-7788. (b) Eligibility for Total Disability Pension (over 5 years of ser­ to schools and shopping. separate furnaces. A great in­ built-ins, 24’ combination dining cial Whether it be a small tick. Call 647-1810. PART-TIME Salesman needed Real Estate, 643-9332. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, back roads when the vehicle value means 1975. vice) Excellent condition. $46,900. vestment at $43,900. Call and playroom, garage, just stumps removed, fully insured. repair job, a custom built home evenings for local store. Direct Philbrick Agency, Realtors, became stuck in about four feet traditional WOMAN WANTED to care for Any Policeman or Officer of the Police Department who shall MANCHESTER - Eight-room right lot, conveniently located. Got a tree problem? Well worth or anything in between, call 646- styling with a REAL ESTATE salesperson, sales experience helpful but not 646-4200. of water. necessary. Call 647-9155 noon to one child on Mondays, in my have been employed in the continuous service of the Town for a multi-level Contemporary, 21/2 Trade of your present home a phone call. 742-8252. 1379. young upbeat, small agency needs additional home, own transportation, considered. $37,500. Donald S. The driver, Bruce Litvinchyk, help, excellent opportunity for 8 p.m. period of five (5) years and who as an active' member shall baths, sunken patio, panoramic WARREN E. good solid comfort references, 643-4266. become permanently and totally disabled from engaging in any view of Hartford skyline. ROCKLEDGE - Custom-built 5- Gale Realty Company, CUSTOM MADE Draperies, BUILDING - Remodeling, and the other passenger, not right person. For confidential bedroom family home, 10 identified, had walked to and durability at gainful occupation and employment, such total disability having Immediate occupan^. 60’s. Realtors, MLS, 289-7939. very reasonable work roofing, rec rooms, additions, interview, 643-1509. rooms, 3 baths, 2 fireplaces. HOWLAND garages. All kinds, carpentry Manchester to get a tow truck, yesterday's price. been caused by no fault or negligence on the part of such disabled Warren E. Howland, Realtors, guaranteed, call anytime. 649- 643-1108. Extras galore. ^,900. Palmer REALTORS 643-1108 Lots-Land For Sale 24 4266. work. For estimates call 649- but Marchand stayed on top of Yes, this Jarman straight MUNICIPAL WANTED - Lathe hands, 50 member, may request, by written application to the Pension Realty, 646-6321, 649-0538. lip is a great buy for hours, paid holidays, excellent 1142. the vehicle to keep guard and THE ATLANTIC Board, that monthly disability payments be commenced to him, NEW LISTING - Martin School MANCHESTER - 4-family, COMPLETE electrical service keep dry. a smart guy insurance benefits. Metronics, aad be continued during the period of such disability, in an BUILDING Inc., Routes 6 and 44A, Bolton. District. Six bedrooms, 9- completely furnished, rented. and repair. Reasonable rates. MASON CONTRACTOR - South Windsor Fire Chief INSURANCE COMPANIES amount equal to 2% of his final average annual wage or salary for rooom older home, wall-to-wall Remodeled completely three Call 646-5253. Plastering, custom built stone each full year and fractions thereof to the nearest completed carpeting, paneling, etc. Asking PLANNING TO SELL? years ago. Larg^ landscaped or brick fireplaces, chimney Phiiip Crombie said the faulty LUBRICATION HELP needed report was called in by a $90«s mqnth of service accrued at the time of such disability, provided, $41,000. Call Homeseekers lot. Business zoneTl. Mr. Lind­ SNOWPLOWING - Commercial repairs, block and cement immediately for second shift. iHaya an opportunity lor an agraaslva multl-llna clalma| CLOSED however, if such disabled member has completed at least fifteen Realty 6464353. say, 643-1111. and residential. Reasonable work. New and repairs. E. motorist who spotted Marchand We have openings for ladjuatar with a span of 1-3 yaara axparlanop. Without cost or any obligation, we will be pleased to - (15) years of continuous service, his monthly pension shall be rates. Also available as a back­ Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. and the vehicie from Bissell experienced lubrication help Ilnvastlgatlons handM by talsphona racordlng. Salary] Bridge. IN BRASS...7*/^-12D for greasing trucks and trailers equal to 1/12 of 50% of his final average annual wage or salary at TOLLAND - Authentic period • Estimate a sales price HEBRON 200 acres of up rig. 646-3467 or 647-9304. GOOD FRIDAY Icommansurata with axparlanoa. Excallant opportunity fol’ j Restoration. Main house built woodlands and open fields on STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone with a Mobile unit. Starting the time of such disability. Such disability payments shall be sub­ • Explain what should be done (Our Ideas may be jadvancemant. LIbaral fringa banafits. Plaaaa call or writs, | Route 85 and Old Colchester LIGHT TRUCKING for attics, walls, fireplaces, flagstone rate 33.75 hourly. With a chance ject to the provisions of paragraphs (c), (d) and (e) of this Sec. 1806, ell circa 1717. Eight I Mr. Morton or Mr. Chappal. rooms, two baths, five working useful even If you do not list with us) and... Road. Owner interested in cellars, also odd jobs. Call 643- terraces, concrete repairs, in­ for advancement. All fringe 1J2-8. e Answer your questions FRIDAY, MARCH benefits. Uniforms and tools fireplaces, two barns, ten financing. Edmund Gorman 2816. side and outside. Reasonably This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this Agency, 646-4040. priced. 643-0851. furnished. For appointment call acres. Call for details. If you wish to discuss the specifics and the Big Candle publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days Philbrick Agency, Realtors, ARE YOU in need of a sitter? 688-2233. THE ATLANTIC market In general, please call. The city of Naples, Italy, REBAL MEN’S Emergency Telephone Numbers after this publication of this Ordiance a petition_s^ed by not less 6464200, ACREAGE -125 A. in Coventry. Have several people to sit, all CUSTOM Building - Homes, ad­ birthplace of opera singer ______thi connin Mfws %io k" EXPERIENCED Deli Manager than five (5) per cent of the electors of the Town, as determined Over 6,000 ft. road frontage. ages. Full-time, part-time or ditions, repiodeUng, repairs. I MANCHESTER COMPANIES Enrico Caruso, dedicated the VERNON Highway ne^ed for deli department. from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, has not SPRING STREET area - Wooded. Will not divide. Keith occassionally, days or Steve Casalino, experienced 901-907 MAIN STREET 649-5070 111 Poundars Plaxa, Box 80071 residential-commercial world’s largest candle to his TRI-CITY PUAZ/^ Call 643-1184. been filed wfth the Town Clerk requesting its reference to a Raised Ranch, 8 rooms, 3 or 4 Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. evenings. Call 646-2139 after 643-2478 872-0538 East Hartford, Conn. 00108 ODEGARD builder. Call 649-6973. memory in 1924. Originally Refuse 649-1886 special Town election. bedrooms, 2W baths, wool 3:15. BUILDING LOTS and |and - measuring 18 feet high and 7 Phyllis V. Jackston carpeting throughout, farnily PART-TIME telephone room with fireplace, patio, For investment or building. ODD JOBS - Trucking, home TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service feet in circumference, the Sanitary Water and Sewer 649-9697 solicitors, must be aggressive. 728-3344 Secretary tEALTY candle is lit once a year on large deck, electric garage Manchester, Coventry, New repairs, yards cleaned. - remotlellng, repairs, ad­ 4:30-8:30 p.m. daily. Apply An Equal Opportunity Employer Board of Directors « ditions, custom builaing, no Job Caruso’s birthdate, Feb. 26th doors. Built in 1971. $56,900. Hartford. Call us for your Experienced handyman. Free (1873). Weatherguard Company, 639 , Manchester, Connecticut Philbrick Age;ncy, Realtors, 643-4365 needs. Jackston Agency, 646- estimates. Reasonable. 643- too small. Free estimates. M S - Center Street, 12-2 dally. D8ted at Manchester Connecticut this 14th day of March, 1975 646-4200. 1316. 0304. 5769. \ PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., March 24, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., March 24. 1975 — PAGE NINETEEN BEiNjV Autos For Sale 61 Autos tor Sale 61 Autos for Sale 6 t Autos For Sale 61 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE A P O trr PI P H Y P A / \\ovJ'e> H P e o N H A a h / iH c o /iA p U S A PFPAT^f / ^ c o f i o m c EVER SINCE I YOU, SIRE, ARE A GENIUS ^ 7 BOV, 1 SURE WHY? I HELPEP y o u MEAW YOU K N O W H E ^ E6AD, BOYS, THE FIRST HOOP- BENCHY BUT AFTER T A / . P ( ^ H T ? SLIPPED AND ALMOST AND A FRIEND.' DREAPTHAT VOL) CRAM FOR KNEW HOW TO PO 'EM / HE Pf2CP06A(^6 THAT 6 M ATH TEST MOBILE IS COMING OFF THE WOULD EGOMAIN GOT FELL, I HAVE BEEN rr LAsrwioHT- I M U S T H A V E H A P A B LA C K - ASSEMBLY LINE FAR AHEAP GIVE YOU THROUGH HIS PETRIFIED WITH ^AWPl KWOWVOU I OUT a f t e r y o u LE F T,aO LP I6 OF SCHEDULE.' ALTHOUGH MATCHIN' SPEECH. FRIGHT.' KWOWHOW -I THINK rrSACASEOFA TO PO THEM! SUPPEN OVERLOW? SLOWIN’ IT'S ONLY A TABLE -TOP b r a c e l e t s (iOBODY'D A FUSE* MODEL t h e PUBLIC WILL j u s t fo r BE AWAKE G= CLAMOR TO INVEST.' a s k in '.' TO SEE . 1 WHAT HES SHOULD MAYOR A UNVEILIN'/ wit!JrJi EfiOMAIN PO THE,. UNVEILIN6--J OR 0UD6E RENCHY? 3-^*1 a Gotta Artlcl»$ for Sale 41 Rooms for Rent 52 Apartments For Rent 53 Rooflng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD BARGAINS GALORE at the SPECIAL! - Color TV, air- FOUR spacious rooms - Sun- BIDWELL Home Improvement General Store, 68 Union Street, conditioning, full bath, porch, garage, heat, hot water, stove, refrigerator, $190. Cou­ Co. Expert installation of Rockville, weekdays 6:30-9 telephone, maid service, free I'M INTERESTED ) DON'T YOU REALIZE VYHO s en t YOU HOI I SAW STEVE- ple, no pets. Security, Sellem All! aluminum siding, gutters and p.m., Saturday 10-5. IN HELPING J THAT THE LONGER TO SEE ME, AND HE TOLD ME coffee and doughnuts and off- We’re overstocked with cars and trucks and must sell them IF t DO HEAR FROM I'M SORRY YOU trims. Roofing installation and street parking. $49 (plus tax) references. Call 643-4714 after CASSIE— ^ CASSIE DEFIES THE ANYWAY— THE YOU WERE CASSIE'S repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. 5. all Immediately! More are coming In dally and we have no CASSie, X CERTAINLY FEEL THAT WAY, N O T THE J COURT, THE WORSE THING SENATOR? FENDER Amplifier with 12” per week. Fiano’s Motor Inn, FYON'T TELL YOUj MISS STORM! POLICE! WILL BE FOR HERJ and 15” speaker and Band 100 East Center Street, 646-2300. place to park them. They must be soldi No reasonable offers HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Master Head, 200 watts. MANCHESTER - New three- refusedi We are taking trades and giving tremendous < roofing, storm windows, aw­ Guarantee. Good condition, ROOMMATE to share six-room bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, full basement, residential area. allowances for cars and trucks. Now Is your chance to save nings. Quality workmanship, reasonable. 643-9607. house with two. $73 monthly POWER FAILURE 5-J4 money on a new car. Look at Just a few samples. ETTER PO IT y o u r s e l f , m a j o r - 3-J.Y free estimates. Fully insured. plus utilities. Call 646-1749. $240 monthly. 233-5245, 236-4153. 872-9187, 649-3417. MOVING-Lots of household ar­ MUTT AND JEFF ticles, furniture, tools, etc. GENTLEMAN ONLY - Fur­ ONE BEDROOM apartment in 1975 TORINO HARDTOP BUD FISHER Vernon professional Building, 1975 F-lOO PICKUP ROOFING - Specializing Going into apartment, must nished room, newly decorated, 2 door, 351 old V-8 engine, white side wall tires, wheel covers, Custom Style, left hand and right hand chrome swIng-lok repairing roofs, new roofs, sell, reasonable. 289-7156. centrally located, 2 Pearl kitchen furnished, minimum AM radio, fuel sentry vacuum gauge, left hand remote control mirrors, 1650 lb. rear spring, rear step bumper, live Q78x15 B 4 gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Street. Cfall 875-3503. janitorial tasks, one month’s mirror. Includes dealer preparation and undercoat. PR PT tires. Includes dealer preparation and undercoat. STK and repaired. 30 years FOUR PIECE Ludwig drum set security. Call after 6 p.m. 644- Regular L is t...... $4410 5194 experience. Free estimates. with four cymbals. $550 or best FURNISHED 1 1/2 rooms - 2314. Dillon’s Discount ...... 513 Regular L is t...... $3935 Howley, 643-5361. offer. Call 649-2717. . Private entrance and bath, Dillon Discount...... 508 parking. $30 weekly. Call 649- MANCHESTER - Family-style ROOFING - Installation and FRIGIDAIRE washing 5729. two-bedroom Townhouse, repairs, gutters, storm win­ machine - 1971 model. private entrance plus base­ YOU PAY *3 8 9 7 PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 2 dows, doors. Experienced Excellent condition. $125 or ment, includes heat, appliances MANCHESTER - Clean, fur­ YOU PAY ONLY * 3 4 2 ^ ONE OF OLIR Bie WE WANT To I WON'T BE HERE ^ VERY GOOD! \ quality workmanship. Fully in­ best offer. Call 649-2717. nished room for gentleman, and carpeting. $250 per month. sured. Free estimates. Call Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, &UYERS IS TOURI^ IvAAKE a g o o d TOMIORROW! IT'S MY a n y O T H E R I central location, parking, bus .VAW p l a n t IMPRESSION.' Reasonable prices. Rick 646-1021 or 643-4535. 1975 F-250 PICKUP 1975 ECONOLINE VAN \ PAY OFF.^ .SUGGESTIONS / TWO TEDDY Bear Hampsters line. $22 weekly. Mr. Custom Style. 350 cld V-8 engine, Trans Warner T-18 4 speed Display van, movable rear door glass, adjustable passenger T o m o r r o w ! Burnett, 646-3005. with Habitrail cages. 15’ Blanchard, 646-2482. transmission, power steering, AM radio, left hand and right seat, reduced sound exhaust system, bright L/mount swing-lok a n y F aluminum canoe. Call 872-3252. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WEST STREET- four rooms, hand chrome swing-lok mirrors, reduced sound level exhaust mirrors, AM radio, rear cargo door latch and lock, pcwer v J O E A S * ALCOA siding, gutters and Apartments For Rent S3 heat, hot water, electricity, .-M system, rear step bumper. Including dealer preparation and un­ steering, sliding side cargo door, optional rear springs. Includes first floor, security and dercoat. STK5192 dealer preparation and undercoat. STK 5176. roofing. Complete interior and WASHER and dryer, fairly C o p ;ri|h t “t 1975 ^ exterior remodeling and references. $14^ Call 633-1835 Regular L is t...... $5019 Regular L is t...... $4244 ^.diU S d*BuiumoAl _A | new. Call 643-8476. lyE HAVE customers waiting w m All World Riftiti Rawed I^Tr '■*» decorating. Visit our for the rental of your apartment days, 649-7287 evenings. Dillon’s Discount ...... 772 Dillon Discount...... 307 4 CAPTAIN EASY showroom. Home Fashion W ESTINGHOUSE 20 p t. or home. J.D. Real Estate BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Center, 249 Broad Street, capacity dehumidifier. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. MANCHESTER- Second floor, Manchester. Across from Dairy Automatic shut-off. In excellent five rooms with heat. Adults on­ Queen, 649-6082. condition. $45. Call after 7 p.m., LOOKING for anything in real ly, no pets. $170 monthly. k YOU PAY ONLY *4 2 4 7 YOU PAY ONLY *3 9 3 7 T'MORRA MIGHT- A BUMCHA PUH-H-H ...PO HIS PUPIL5 HAFTA REAP ^ DRESS UP IM ONE UH ME 742-9971. estate rental — apartments, Security, references, 649-4046. TH‘ 6 URU BABOO'-S STAR. BOOKS, POP'? r WHITEWIMS 5 UIT5 AN' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• m . PUPILS IS 0 ONMA eiT RAISED NAHl NUTTIM' 16 0 T' PA 6 URU BABOO'S homes, multiple dwellings, no UP r B E 5 WAMIS JI^T LIKE HARD LIKE DAT, TEMPLE WIDYER MIND Heating-Plumbing ) 19/5ay HE* ific fM flto US Pal QM 35 MOVING - GE double oven, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 1975 LTD HARDTOP HIM--0 EE BUSTER BOY! POIFEHLY BLANK" self-cleaning, $195. Maple sofa Associates, Inc. 646-1980. ROCKVILLE S'AjaOOMS 2 door, 351 cld V-8 engine, vinyl seat trim, whita side wall tires, L IK E N O W I SEWERLINES, sink lines, THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM bed, $50. Rocking chair, $25. ROCKLAND TERRACE AM radio, wheel covers, Includes dealer preparation and under­ cleaned with electric cutters, Lamps, etc. 643-8972. DELMONT STREET - Duplex, coat. STK 5185 Large and beautiful one bedroom ER, MA'AM, 'WOULD SOU MIIX> M'/ YOU see, I'M IMA TERRIBLE ^ OH,\JERV VDELL, 6 0 AHEA»P by professionals. McKinney two bedrooms, IV2 baths, apartments, heat, hot water, all Regular L is t...... $5190 Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ POCKET Calculators - 30% off, HURBS AUD THI^ LAM OF DQb R »P appliances, no pets, security, appliances Including dishwasher, FORD Dillon’s Discount ...... 793 40(Mfe> AHEAP OF VOU^ IF that HUMfcRVl pany, 643-5308. limited number. No phone available April 1st. $225. Call disposal, carpeting, pool and your n ^ISALL-IMEEO^ calls. Yale Typewriter Service, days, 643-5144 ask for Jack. own private terrace In a country set­ NO JOB too small, toilet 41 Purnell Place. ting. From $180. No peja. repairs, plugged drains, kitchen DELUXE ONE - bedroom 872-4223 875-7466 529-6586 YOU PAY *4 3 9 7 faucets replaced, repaired, rec SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury apartment - Complete m m rooms, bathroom remodeling, above ground pool distributor appliances, carpeting, air- heat modernization, etc. Free DILLON FORD needs warehouse space. Will conditioned, swimming pool. estimates gladly given. M & M sell and completely install a $175 plus utilities. Robert D. IMMACULATE six-room 312 Main Street 25 Other Trucks C 1875 Ct KEA Inc T w A in u S Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. huge 16x31’ O.D. swim pool Murdock, Realtor, 643-2692. apartment - Appliances, complete with fencing, carpeted throughout. Adults, no Manchester TOWNE Plumbing Service, sundeck, filter and pump. Now MANCHESTER - New 3 pets. $225. 649-0459, 649-9004 in stock at similar savings THE FLINTSTONES repairs, alterations, vanity only $795. Full price financing bedroom Duplex, half of two- after 5. PHONE BY HANA-BARBERA cabinets a specialty. Call to available. Call Tony collect, family 1 1/2 baths, full base­ 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- 203-232-6500. ment, includes appliances, $275 MANCHESTER - Convenient 3- 643-2145 (D 1975 by NEA, Inc T M fteg U S Pal 0 " 4056. per month. Paul W. Dougan room apartment, carpeted, air- ALLEY OOP b V V.l. H A IM L ,I1> ..OH, IT MIKED THEN, IT CHEWED OFF DOG HOUSE - Sturdy, never Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. conditioned, on-site parking in­ I WANT TO TH E PAINT ALL OUR CHAIR LEGS BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - used. Reasonable. Call 875-4179. cluded. Quiet neighborhood. RETURN THIS REAU G O O D /., AND DAMMED All heating and plumbing $160. Stratford Associates, 233- UDOK AT HIM CLOSELY,, ...THE THORN KING SO YOU TWO WANTA PLAY ROUGH PAINT MIKER.^ UP THE , • COMRADE/ HE,;T00, /GOOD.' W ia DOUBLE OUR RE­ EH? OKAY, IT'SVOUR FUNERAL,' repairs plus remodeling. Call CLOSEOUT - Odd sized com­ 1278. 7 ^ BATHTUB/ 3-24 1971 PLYMOUTH GTX - 1967 RAMBLER American, 440, , IS AN A L IE N ! ^ WARD IF WE PRE­ 643-1496. bination windows. Eight SENT HIM WITH TWO 28x67” , three 40x39” , one PRESIDENTIAL RENT WITH agreement to buy. I WANTED I Excellent condition, new 4-door, automatic transmission, UP TO MDO OF THE CREATURES.' FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing 34x43” , two 14x47” , eight First year’s rent toward ' Clean, Late Model motor. $2,495 or take over good condition, 18-20 mpg. CIRCLE HIM/ - Repairs and remodeling, horizontal sliders for porch VILLAGE APTS. purchase, duplex in AA zone. payments. Repossession, Economical car. Some dents. JUNK CARS sewer lines cleaned electrical­ 42x25” . Call at Weatherguard MANCHESTER 643-9632. Savings Bank of Manchester, $645 or best offer. 649-8989. I USED GARS I 646-2300. WANTED ly. Prompt service on emergen­ Company, 639 Center Street, 12- Top Prices Paid cies. 643-7024. One and two bedrooms. PACER - The wide small car WE WILL PAY Up t o A 2 daily. Homes tor Rent 54 o Near schools, churches For All Makes 1972 PONTIAC Firebird Esprit from AMC has terrific visibili­ $100 - Top shape, power steering, ty, with over 5,444 square in­ WE STOCK 2,000 plumbing and and shopping center, on MANCHESTER - Three i CARTER CHEVROLET T H l 1 automatic transmission, sport ches of glass area. Now FOR YOURJUNKCAR heating repair items on our •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• bus line. (Tall anytime bedroom Condominium, 2 1/2 Depending on Yeai and 'Busy truck. Call Plumbing Shop on CO., IHC. wheel, console, AM/FM 8-track available from DeCormier Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 baths, wall-to-wall carpeting Model I Wheels for speedy, efficient and all appliances included. 1229 Main Stroet stereo. Fair price wanted. 872- Motors, 285 Broad Street, 643- 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 3923 evenings. 4165. FREE TOW service, 646-2115. $350 monthly plus utilities. M Phone 648-6484 3 - i 4 , J _ h DOG-CAT boarding reser­ SAME DAY SERVICE Available March 1. Mr. (D I9 /5 0y >*EA inc TM Beg US P il 0 " •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• vations. Combined inside/out- side runs, partitioned privacy, Filloramo, 646-6555. 1970 MUSTANG - 8 cylinder, 1968 CHEVROLET station PLEASE CALL FOR Flooring 36 germicidal lighting. Canine automatic, new tires, power w agon, $100. 1962 F ord CURRENT PRICE LISTS MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Holiday Inne, 200 Shddon Road, ATTRACTIVE four room TWO-BEDROOM home with steering and brakes, 35,000 Econoline camper, $300. Call 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. 522r11Q4 W IN AT BRIDGE FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, □ AUTOMOTIVE original miles. $1,700 or best 643-1671 or 643-6051. 3 ^ 0O/N&.' VfCRRDJ!»i«6* Manchester, 646-5971. apartment, stove, refrigerator, laundry room, enclosed porch alters p.m.247-0S1D PLWED A LITTLE' (specializing in older floors). references, no pets, $145. 646- and garage. Security deposit. offer. Call after 5 p.m., 649- 4628. ALLIED PIBRRB, I'M READV B ILLIAR D S IN Ceilings and inside painting. AKC registered Samoyed 3167, 228-3540. Call 646-1379 after 6. BANK Repossessions - 1972 The bidding has been: 24 Autos For Sale 61 pon m V t o a s t .' ML> UFA ITU / John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- available for stud service. Call Chrysler Imperial, completely SCRAP METALS Simple hand is complicated 2222. 249-4915 and 646-1739. MANCHESTER Parkade Business for Rent 55 EIGHT track tape player with equipped, $2,595. 1974 Pontiac 741 WINDSOR STREET 1972 MAVERICK, 2-door, 6- cassette carry case and some Bonneville, loaded, $3,850. 1 West North East South Apartments - We now have one cylinder, standard shift, radio, HARTFORD ? | nN BLACK AND Tan Terrier - bedroom apartments available. 122 EAST CENTER STREET - tapes $40. Four mag wheels, Savings Bank of Manchester, know any better; the expert one owner. Asking $1,500. Call 14 for Ford, 5 lugg $100. 647- 646-1700. Jim: “Here is a simple­ 3 A Spayed female, 10 months old, Stove, refrigerator, heat, hot Personal size first floor modern looking hand that really is very because he sees he can clear You, South, hold: 875-4447. 1207. NORTH 24 all shots, obedience school, water, grounds maintenance office. Merritt Agency, 646- complicated.” the spades and set the hand sur­ A2VAK43«AK43*KQ54 □ MISC. FOR SALE 1973 OPAL Manta - Two-door, A 43 needs good home, loves and parking included for $180 1180. Trucks lor Sale 62 ely.” What do you do? NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1966 VOLKSWAGEN - $400 or automatic, low mileage, V 953 children. 643-0409. and $185 per month. For more Oswald: “It sure is. A really A — Double. This double is for Bankrupt? Repossessed? best offer. Call 647-9324 after 5 excellent condition. Going ♦ A Q J 96 Oswald; “Now for the real Articles for Sale 41 information, call 646-6555, SHARE OFFICE space with ac­ Honest Douglas accepts lowest SCOUT 1968, 4-wheel drive, expert declarer reviews the takeout. You should be pleased with Monday-Friday, 9-5. Weekends p.m. abroad, must sacrifice, $2,200. «632 complication. A player with a countant. Excellent location for down, smallest payments. good condition, right land bidding, decides that East must any of the other three suits your 649-6417. EAST little knowledge ducks the dia­ ALUMINUM sheets used as Boats-Accessorfes 45 call 649-8887. attorney, real estate, in­ Douglas Motors, 345 Main. drive, $400. 649-7072. WEST hold the king of diamonds and partner picks. surance, etc. 649-1680, 649-3549. 1%9 CHEVY Impala converti­ AQ 762 * J 10 9 8 6 leads his king of clubs at trick mond. If South repeats the dia­ printing plates, .007 thick, ble, black with wnite top, sharp 1974 FORD Pinto - 6,000 miles, 3-Z4- 17’ FIBERGLASS Glasspar - MANCHESTER - Available V 764 V K Q 10 two. East takes his ace and mond finesse it works out fine TODAY'S QUESTION 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. TOYOTA - See us for reliable condition, 69,000 miles. Call 646- 2-door, rust color, white walls. What do you do as dealer when Phone 643-2711. With 85 hp Evinrude and April 1st, 5-room, first floor EXCELLENT location, 500-1500 Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 WINTHROP e 10 4 2 e K 53 knocks out South’s last high for the defense, but South used Toyotas with our 60-day 5788 after 5 p.m. Price negotiable. Call 649-7997. BY DICK CAVALLI not vulnerable with: Holsclaw trailer. E:4Cellent apartment in central location. square feet, heat, janitor, *985 * A 4 spade. South cashes the rest of doesn’t. He knocks out the ace 100% warranty. We also buy EXPERT bicycle repain, all of clubs and is sure of nine A A Q j n 65V2 ♦73A852'> NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 condition, fully equipped. 647- Adults only, no pets. $185 parking included. As low as $75 used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, SOUTH (D) the clubs. East must make monthly. Call 643-1577. per month. Call 649-5334, 643- makes, models and s|Beds. I'M SOIN© TO HAVE A L O T O F r WCINDER WHO tricks and probably will score Answer Tomorrow- cents each. Inquire side door. 1207. 345 Center Street, Manchester, FUN aCARIN© PEOPLE WITH * A K three discards, A heart and a 7175. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, T H A T W A S '? diamond are easy; the last one ten. Manchester Evening Herald. 646-4321. THie 0-'A(=E euiT. If A J 8 2 SUB-LET - Three room apart­ Manchester Bicycle Shop 649- * 87 impossible. If he throws 2098. Answer to Previous Puzzle WE BUY and sell used fur­ Antiques 48 ment, centrally located. $150 BOLTON NOTCH, highway * K Q J 10 7 another diamond, all dummy’s per month includes heat, hot WE PAY $10 for complete junk niture. Cash on the line. One location across shopping cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto diamonds are good; if he Spectacles water, appliances. 643-524'/. center, 4,000 square feet MOTORCYCLE INSURAHCE- Y North-South vulnerable throws another heart, South R 1 N G G A L A T A P piece or an entire housefull. WANTED Antique furniture, Body, 528-1990. L A L building for professional offices lowest rates available. A R F A A E C A 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 giass, pewter, oil paintings, or makes the ace and jack; if he service T O R R 1 D E S T N A T FOUR ROOMS - heat, hot Immediate binding. Exclusive ACROSS Main Street Rear, behind other antique items. R. or sales. Four acres industrial ALL CARS simonized $20. Com- West North East South throws a spade, South can lose 3 Foreboding N O B S G E O R G \ & water, garage included. Cen­ commercial, storage buildings. NETRA Agent. Clarkt In­ • 1 Spectacles 4 Be v ic lo n o 'js L L "a o F Douglas Motor Sales. Harrison, 643-8709. unded, waxed, windows and the diamond finesse and still D R S u R G E tral. No pets, no children, mid­ Phone, 1-223-4460. surance Agency, 643-1126. 6 Elaborate 5 B ullock a ■ A 1 ruub caps cleaned and make his contract.” D E C E N T p A T 1 N A dle age people. 649-7128. parade CLEAN USED refrigerators, Wanted to Buy 49 vacuumned, 528-1990, for ap­ Pass 1 ♦ Dble. 6 Public display A M E N D E A R £ N A s STORE FOR rent. Best Main «Kves 1969 TRIUMPH 650, Best offer 13 Utmost extent 7 Soul (Fr ) M 1 N D A 1 D e T E ranges, automatic washers, pointment. Pass 2 ♦ Pass Jim: “A slightly less expert SUNNY three room apartment, Street location. About 1,000 over $800. Call between 3-? p.m. 14 M ental 8 Turn to the U K S N o w with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s WANTED - Wicker furniture, Up to 39 Miles Per Gallon during Pass Pass Pass 'declarer takes the diamond C A R E e R s R O u S E second floor, heat, hot water, square feet. Same size base­ 643-7109. d e ficiency righ t Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- any kind, any shape. Call 872- PICK finesse at trick two. If East is A N 1 R E A S S u R E § 1973 DODGE Dart, 2-door, 6 highway driving says E.P.A. Opening lead — 2 * 15 Greek goddess 9 Within (comb 2 single lady, $165. No smoking or ment. For information. <3WAUH N S N A L N b. A T 2171 0930. cylinder engine, power C 1978 by WEA. lac., T.M. lUg. U S. PH. QW. 3-aY either a beginner or an expert, lets. References. Write Box S, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 1973 HONDA - 354, excellent 16 Revises again form ) N e. T E L U Y D A l_ £ steering, vinyl roof, Chorches he grabs the first diamond. The anchester Herald. 646-4200. condition, 3,000 miles $90('. Call beginner because he doesn’t 17 C oop 10 Inclined M WOODEN PALLETS for sale at Motors, 643-2791. BY FRANK O’NEAL 10 Economic 11 Saltpeter circulation department, 643-5263 after 5. By Oswald & James Jacoby 31 Native minerais45 Cozy places AVAILABLE April 1 - Three Commission 12 Cup (Fr ) 33 A nger 47 Of the mouth Manchester Herald. $2.-$5. □ RENTALS 1963 PLYMOUTH Savoy II, 2- THE KINS IS 6 0 I/NC5 ..HE^gOINeTD 1 for Africa (ab.) furnished rooms, utilities, cen- Campers-Trallers 19 Vehicle contest34 One (Ger ) 4 9 ------circus OFFICE SPACE door hardtop, 1968 440 cubic T D ( IV E A L L A PUT A S U R ­ ’ SHO ULD 2u Spanish cheers ■ tral location. $175. Call 646-2699. Mobile Homes 65 5 US (2 wds ) 35 Was seated 50 G rate SEASONED firewood, cut, FOR RENT inch engine, 4-speed, bucket Big incomb t a x r e b a t e . CHARGE ON HAVE 21 Bed for infants 21 Quoted 39 Mountain 51 G reek god of 4 split, delivered, truck load $30. S T u ; ^ R Rooms for Rent 52 250 square feet, center of seats and extras. Tires and 1973 15’ ALUMINUM Travel TH E A IR KNCWJ. 24 Town {Cornish 22 Conger nymphs w ar Sand, gravel and stone. 643-9504 FIVE-ROOM apartment - Two body in decent shape. Needs -:iv CL.AY R. rOLLAN- prefix) 23 Greek outcry 41 Peruvian range53 Sports * after 6. bedrooms, garage, yard, Manchester, air conditioning Trailer - Stove, sink, WE BREATHE « ASIHS LIBRA THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ and parking. Call: 643-9551. minor work. Must sell im­ refrigerator, heater and rower y MAR. 21 Yojr Du.ly Aclivit/ Guide S£FL !3 25 Spanish 25 Colloquial title 42 American standout located in Manchester. $165 According to th e jfo ri. painter nished rooms, centrally mediately. Asking $500. or best converter. Self-contained. J '’'^Afi. 19 ocr. i/W L v tr 26 Constellation author (1731- 54 Sea (Fr ) A-1 reconditioned color monthly. 649-2871. To develop message for fijesdoy, 28 Rob (archaic) 27 Escape (slang) 1009) 56 Word of located. Kitchen privileges. offer. Call 643-0458 after 6, any Excellent condition. $1,495.643- 5 1 ^ 1- 2-11 23 4- 7-20-64/? televisions now on display in 30 Public speaker 29 Summon forth 43 Coral island surprise Parking. Reasonable rates. day but Fridays. 1975 B-210 5658. 0 p i 1/37-47-68 read words corresponding to numbers 65 66-74 ^ our show room. Most of these YOUNG WOMAN looking for of your Zodiac birth sign. 32 Motion pictures Phone 649-2358. Wanted to Rent 57 / TAURUS SCORPIO sets are in excellent condition, stable female roommate with 2 Door Sedan Be 31 Oeoling 61 Peolities 36 Lightproof box 1972 CHEVROLET Nova, 4- 20 ocr. 23 r “ r " 1” 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ideal for living room or family child to share expenses of 2- 1974 18’ SERRO Scotty.! self- 2 Coreful 32 IJeos 62 Attention 37 City in Illinois LARGE Pleasant furnished RETIRED COUPLE wants un­ door sedan, excellent condition, I ^ MAY 20 3 Selling 33 Fellow 63 First N o l'. 2t bedroom apartment in Hartford contained, travel trailer, 36 Stage setting 14 room. Modern TV Service, 805 room, central, quiet, im­ low mileage, standard VN35-39-54-59 4 To 34 M oney 64 Beom 13 area. Call 522-0191 between 8:30 furnished 3-4 room heated excellent condition. 646-4925 13-18-30-33, 40 English county Hartford Road, next to Gus’s maculate, parking, mature transmission. Call 643-8390. Delivarad In Manchester. £ w f W 62-67-89-90 5 Don't 35 Pays 65 Smiles 49-63-84 87 apartment, Manchester. $160 after 5 p.m. BY ROY CRANE 6 Worry 36 Matters 66 Express 41 B razilian tree 15 16 Pizza, Manchester. 646-2205. gentleman. Hot water. shower. and 4:30. Ask for Ellen BUZZ SAWYER GIMINI Kingsbury. maximum. Call 643-8820 after 2. 7 Get 37 You 67 To SAGITTARIUS,\ai • IM KIW 4 44 Unclouded 569-2525. 1968 MERCURY Monterey 390 - *N0 CATALYTIC CONVERTER EASY LIVING - Very clean, 2- MAY 2t 6 Borroiwing 38 Moke 68 Todoy NOy. 1/ ,6 19 SCREENED LOAM - driveway 9 About 46 Defense group WANTED - Two bedroom Automatic, front disc brakes, bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, 10 yYJUNf 20 39 To 69 Anyone ■ ■■ gravel, processed gravel, sand, NEWLY FURNISHED room, HEBRON - Four rooms, heat CHRISTY, COMB QUICK'. 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- i PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAfeD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., March 24, 1975 Farmers Take Steps 63 Housing Violations Noted VERNON The breakdown of the for plumbing, structural or violations is; Electrical, 26; sanitary making 382 outstan­ Toward Conservation heating, 3; plumbing, 4; struc­ ding violations at the end of In his report covering the tural, 19; and sanitary, 11. February. King Faisal Assassinated and are interested in the goals TOLLAND COUNTY hc Herat!) month of February, John He said 325 violations were He placed two caveats on 'HEADQUARTERS of the district. Strong said. 2 Darcey, housing code inspec­ BEIRUT (UPI) — King Faisal of Saudi minister and foreign minister. He was carried over from previous property and did not reiease occasion of the birthday of the Prophet died in a hospital of his wounds. assassination prompted no immediate He said, “There is a greater Area Profile tor, said 34 structures and 48 1 Liggett Parkade Arabia, the most moderate of Arab succeeded to the throne by his younger Using one or more dollars of months making a total of 388. any; sent out eight housing code ' Low Prices' Mohammed. change. need for local participation in dwelling units were inspected leaders and one of the world’s most power­ brother. Crown Prince Khalid, 62, who had Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, a their own money to match Housing code violations cor­ notices and 16 miscellaneous The broadcast said the prince was All radio stations in the Arab world in­ funding the district to meet in­ and resulted in a total of 63 ful monarchs, was assassinated today by a served as first deputy prime minister. friend of the monarch who conferred with federal funding, 150 Tolland rected last month included: letters; and received and in­ “mentally unsound, had acted on his own terrupted their normal programs to an­ creasing requests for service.” violations. electrical, 2; heating 1 and none demented nephew in the midst of a Saudi Arabi’s official Radio Riyadh, him only last Wednesday, rushed to the County farmers installed some vestigated seven complaints. and was not driven by anyone.” It said the nounce Faisal’s death and all immediately Moslem religious ceremony. monitored in Beirut, said the 70-year-old State Department the moment he heard $81,000 worth of conservation prince approached the king to express his switched to readings of the Koran, the His death threatened the Middle East Faisal was shot several times by his the news. A State Department spokesman work on their farms, a report of greetings and that "when he got near the holy book of Islam. Many went into official with a new crisis that could have unfor- nephew Prince Faisal bin Musaed. The called the death a great loss to the the Tolland County Soil and king he fired several shots at his majesty mourning, and a meeting of the Arab seen effects on future oil prices. shooting occurred while the King, the American position in the Middle East. Water Conservation District and wounded him.” Robed attendants, League Council in Cairo to consider action Faisal — a world traveler who once spiritual leader of Saudi Arabia, was states. FOOD CLUB each bearing giant scimitars, apparently U.S. military personnel in the Persian against Israel was suspended. tipped a Boston taxi driver with a $3,000 holding court on his gold upholstered chair The district, headed by Nor­ were too surprised to act. Gulf area already had been on ready The Arab nations had hailed Faisal as a wristwatch — had been both prime in the mirrored hall of his palace on the man Strong as chairman of the A sobbing announcer said later Faisal status and the Pentagon said the leader of the oil producing states which board of supervisors, was es­ imposed an embargo during the 1973 Mid­ tablished in 1946 as an entity of dle East War, a move that dealt a the state. Its purpose is to devastating blow to the Western economy. promote soil and water conser­ Saudi is the third oil producing nation vation work through voluntary SUGAR after the United States and the Soviet participation of land users. ^ 1 9 9 Union. The farmers using Rural En­ The oil embargo quadrupled oil prices vironmental Assistance 5 POUND BAG HanrQwtpr lEtipmng and meant Saudi Arabia earned $28.9 King Faisal Program (REAP) funds, billion last year by selling one-fifth of all among other things, planted % the oil consumed by non-Communist coun­ delicate state of Arab relations with the acres of permanent seedlings, tries. West could be impaired. It was Faisal who and improved another 230 acres Manchester—A City of Village Charm PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS The Western nations of Europe had sought moderation in the dealings of seedlings, established 10 expressed fear for the future of their oil with the West. multi-purpose ponds, installed MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 148 supplies and France expressed concern Faisal became king Nov. 1, 1964, ruling underground drainage to serve EIGHTEEN PAGES that the murder may dangerously increase as one of the few absolute monarchs left in 75 acres, planted 4,300 acres of Food Mart helps you tensions in the Middle East. The the world. His father, King Ibn Saud, had winter and summer cover crop, overriding fear in the West may be that turned over powers in 1953 to his son Saud and carried out several pollu­ the staunchly anti-Russian Saudi could be who squandered billions on high living un­ tion abatement practices. succeeded by a left-leaning regime. til the family convinced him to turn over Under the Rural En­ set the best-dressed Mayor Promises Action Israel, faced with a breakdown of the rule to his stronger brother Faisal. vironmental Conservation Tonight Kissinger negotiations with Egypt, also King Ibn Saud founded the kingdom of Program (RECP), 30 county Food Marts reacted swiftly. An official source called Saudi Arabia in 1932, the culmination of a farmers, matching funds at Easter dinner table, the murder a reminder of the instability of 30-year attempt to re-establish the power least dollar for dollar, es­ Arab regimes and warned that if a leftist his ancestors yielded in the 18th and 19th tablished $27,000 worth of con­ regime took over in Saudi Arabia there centuries. Ibn Saud granted oil con­ servation work on their farms. On Demand for Weiss Ouster could be dangerous shifts in the balance of cessions in the 1930s to what later became This work included planting 18 ^U\e Qastek (jUenu ^>^anning begins (Ai ^ood (Maiits! power in the Middle East. the Arabian-American Oil Company, more acres of permanent seedlings, familiarly known as Aramco. By SOL R. COHEN poor judgment and impropriety in a proposal to deposit all fees paid by club Although Faisal had supported the Arab 45 acres of forestry work, in­ hour — amounting to about $3(X) a year. cause throughout the many wars with Faisal abolished slavery after gaining another. members in the town’s General Fund and stalled 7,400 linear feet of SWIFT'S PREMIUM - DEEP BASTED Pro or con action definitely will be taken Siebold’s assistant coach, he said, Israel he had remained a force who urged the throne and completely revamped . INSPECTED Specifically, they charged Weiss with disburse payments- for expenses in the access road for woodland fire A WONDERFUL SELECTION tonight on a motion seeking Town receives $3 an hour, or about $1,200 a year. moderation, partly as result of his long Saudi Arabia’s governmental structure. tailoring the application specs for the posi­ same manner. protection, and four diversions Butterball Turkeys Manager Robert Weiss’ resignation, “We hope you will continue to let us use and close ties with the United States and He used the oil riches to build Saudi SHENANDOAH OF PASSOVER FOODS! tion of personnel supervisor to fit the In reply to the’ request for more infor­ serving 19 acres. Manchester Mayor John Thompson said the Bennet Junior High and Manchester his friendship with Kissinger. As spiritual Arabia, not himself, and opened roads and TOMS HENS qualifications of Elizabeth Bauer, whom mation, Stanley Hopperstead, president of The report said two long-term TIME WALDBAUM'S MRS. ADLER^S this morning. High School pools for our Manchester Rec leader of the world’s 600 million Moslems hospitals, spurred women’s education, in­ 14 - 20 LBS. AVG. 10 - 14 LBS. AVG. he appointed. The appointment has been the club, has furnished each director with agreements were signed The motion was tabled last Tuesday by a Swim Team Program,” Hopperstead told he was the main bankroller of Egypt, troduced television — and banned movies. SOUR GEFILTE withdrawn by him at her request. a history of the club and an explanation of extending through 1976. Under 5 to 4 vote, with Democrats Thompson, the directors. “We consider ourselves a Syria, Jordan and the Palestinians. He also restored diplomatic relations In addition, they charged poor judgment its fees. these agreements two farmers TURKEYS CREAM FISH Pascal Prignano, Matt Moriarty Jr., Town of Manchester team and think that Kissinger had conferred with Faisal this with Egypt. Ibn Saud had broken relations Robert Price and Jack Goldberg voting to and impropriety when Weiss permitted The club, he explained, was conceived in upon investigation you will find that we established plans for work to be 55.r 59* 02. week in Riyadh not only to discuss a possi­ after he sent troops to Yemen to fight with 24 Rec Director Mel Siebold to teach at Post October 1969 as a town activity, with each done during that period. The 4 9 * JAR table. Republicans Vivian Ferguson, Carl are well thought of throughout the state ble lowering of oil prices but the vast the loyalists against rebels sponsored by U.S.O.A. CHOICE 9 9 ‘ Junior College and Manchester Communi­ family in the program paying a $5 per funds will be available as the Zinsser and Hillery Gallagher were joined and in AAU circles. array of American investments in Saudi Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser. ty College during daylight hours at pay month fee. The program was conducted work is completed. Boneless Chuck SteaksrADELll.ZS by Democrat Phyllis Jackston in voting “Finally, we feel that Mel Siebold is an Arabia. Faisal was a deeply ascetic, religious and to collect $1,500 in annual fees for (and still is) at Manchester High School This portion of the report was LB. Rokeach Gefilte Fish »°n 99' against tabling. able and highly regarded coach and we The death already was having man, gaunt-faced, hawk-nosed, seldom MANISCHEWITZ coaching the Manchester Rec Swim Team and Bennet Junior High School pools. made by Mary Koelsch, county Speedi-Cut Hams ARMOUI iM .8 9 RIB ROAST “Last week,” explained Thompson, “we regret the unfortunate circumstances that worldwide repercussions. Oil prices on the seen to smile in public. He always dressed Sponge Cake Mix asked for more time to consider the (an activity co-sponsored by the town) In October 1973, when the town decided now question his status with us and with executive ■ director of the LARGE END London stock market plunged as much as in the flowing ceremonial robes of a desert SELF BASTING 10-14 MANISCHEWITZ 120Z. Csl during nightime hours. the town.” Food Club Canned Ham c a n charges — because of their serious nature. it could no longer fund the program and 24 cents, representing fears that the prince. Agricultural Stabalization CONTAOINA ^4.49 A L L V A R IE T I E S P K O . I Cake Mix We’ve now had that time and we’re ready Weiss repeatedly has denied the allega­ pay the coaches from the fees, the Conservation Service. HEN TURKEYS L'l Li 4 9 < 1 . 1 9 MANISCHEWITZ to vote.” tion he tailored the specs for personnel program’s Parents’ Club agreed to up the Laurence Small of the board i J i V i 1 SWIFT'S PREMIUM • WHITE & DARK Food Club Canned Ham ^6.99 Egg Matzo 12 02. PKO. Tonight’s meeting is at 7:30 in the supervisor and has insisted he appointed fee to $7 per month per family and to pay of supervisors, reported 12 OZ. Boneless Turkey Roll ^2.69 SWIFT'S 3 L B . BOTTLE Municipal Building Hearing Room. In the Miss Bauer on the basis she finished tops T O M A T O I t PREMIUM CAN Gold's Borscht coaches fees and all other expenses, with projects in Columbia, Coventry, SWIFT'S PREMIUM ALL WHITE * « Canned Ham U.S.O.A. CHOICE WALDBAUM'S event of an overflow crowd, arrangements in examinations by a three-man oral the town continuing to furnish the and Mansfield have been ap­ ARMOUR 2 L B . board. proved and included in the Boneless Turkey Roll pk° ^3.09 M E A T 7 Q c BONELESS Cottage Cheese CONTAINER have been made to move the meeting to facilities. 0 Z . ® Pork Sausage ROLL LB. fW BREAKSTONE • TEMPTEE - WHIPPED He has defended his action in giving Eastern Connecticut Resource LIPMAN FROZEN ^ Woodruff Hall of Center Congregational Arabs Mourn Death of Faisal; ONUGK Cream Cheese a OZ. C U P Siebold permission to teach on the At present, Hopperstead said, the club Roasting Chicken 5-6 L B S . A V G . |_B. 59^ P R IM O H n o Church. Conservation and Development WALDBAUM'S has 61 families (involving 96 children) in Italian Sausage HOT OR SWEET LBl I rU u The motion asking Weiss to resign was explanation Siebold made up the lost time Project area. ALL FLAVORS SHENANDOAH ^ ROAST Cream Cheese '■'‘® the program, with priority always given to RCG. OR UNDER B U D E made by Mrs. Ferguson and seconded by in evening rec programs. In Columbia land drainage at IN 3 Grade "A" Ducks 8 9 ' lO Z . Manchester residents. Oscar Mayer Bacon ^ bM .5 9 CREAM Mrs. Jackston. It cites lack of board con­ By a 9 to 0 unanimous vote last Tuesday, West Shows Concern for Peace Porter School will cost $20,600 Royal Gelatin Vita Herring JAR LINDSAY LARGE-RIPE SAUCE fidence in the manager. the board directed Weiss to instruct He said Siebold is being paid $5 an hour and this cost will be equally 1 1 . 0 9 Siebold to give up his MCC teaching job, Pork Sausage BREAKFAST ' 1.39 Directors Ferguson and Jackston, for coaching, and that he has been By United Press International against Israel, said President Anwar shared by the town and the Pitted Olives ^NVofdbawifi'e N.Y. Style effective immediately. Stock market operators expressed fears OSCAR MAYER although they didn’t spell out a bill of par- receiving about $3,000 a year. A substitute The Moslem world mourned the death of Sadat will lead the Egyptian delegation to state. It postponed, pending more information the king's death may hamper efforts to Weiners or Beef Franks lI 1.09 ticuLrs, charged Weiss with violating the coach for him every Wednesday evening a “pillar of Islam” today and Western attend Faisal’s funeral. The Middle East In Coventry, roadside erosion OCEAN SPRAY • IMPORTED KM n n ' U.S.D.A. CHOICE of Manchester Rec Swim Team activities. ork out a compromise over oil prices control and critical area treat­ town’s merit system in one instance and and at some meets also receives $5 an nations wondered about the effect of the News Agency said Sadat telephoned the between oil-producing and oilconsuming ment to cost $19,950 will be paid Cranberry Juice BOILED HAM !1.o9 Food Club Meat Franks FRESH j DEL MONTE ^ j assassination of King Faisal of Saudi successor. King Khalid, and his brother nations at an upcoming international con­ partially by the town, which IMPORTED OEM SLICED BDLDGNA Arabia on the twin problems of oil and Prince Sultan to convey Egypt’s con­ ference. Swiss Cheese JARLS 6URG BRISKETS peace in the Middle East. will pay $13,150 and the state Cocktail DOiogna c d d k e d s a l a m i dolences. An official Israeli source in Jerusalem will pay the $6,800. POINT CUT i FRUIT COCKTAIL | ’Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba In Western nations, the concern was called the assassination a “regretable and Giganti Provolone I 17 OZ. CAN I In Mansfield, a recreational Easter Kielbasi ROTHMUND and Libyan leader Col. Moammar about Middle East peace. condemnable Arab method of changing N O V A SCO TIA ' 1.39 I WITH PURCHASE OF SS.OO Some Directors Fear New Plan pond now under construction at Lox Sale O R A L A S K A N G E M S M O K E D ■ OR MORE AND THIS Khadafy were celebrating the birthday of A State Department spokesman said the governments.” - • 1 . 9 9 . COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. the Prophet Mohammed at the Tunisian assassination could prove to be “a great a total cost of $93,613 will be Pork Shoulder Rollo^irR^o^Ll l11.39 ■ GOOD THRU SATURDAY, “This is a reminder of the instability of paid for with $72,082 from the Olive Salad . MARCH 29. LIMIT ONE CAN city of Kairouan, one of Islam’s holy loss to the United States’ efforts in Arab regimes,” the source said. VICTOR MEDIUM I ONE COUPON PER government and $21,531 from C A R A N D O •In O u r P ro d u ce Oeporfmenff* ^ CUSTOMER. ------■ J Will Lessen Control, Services places. promoting peace in the Middle East.” “He (Faisal) wak staunchly anti-Israel the town. Cleaned Shrimp ^" 99' Genoa Salami 4 L B . <■ Radio Tunis broadcast the news of In Vienna, Austrian Foreign Minister but had a conflict within himself because By MAL BARLOW prefaced his remarks by saying he is in Dr. Turek as the proposed director of the The board of supervisors is C A R A N D O Food Marl has a large Faisal’s death and said: “The Moslem na­ Erich Bielka said, “I am shocked by the of his Western leanings and his desire that Pepperoni REG OR SLICED '1 .9 8 FRESH ^ selection of beautiful Losing its doctor and gaining another favor of the district. new health district. made up of seven volunteers P K O . tion is mourning. It has lost one of the news of this criminal act. I only hope it Arab countries not be dominated,” the Prince Lasagne 59' CALIFORNIA layer of government appeared to be the “We employed Dr. (Alice) Turek less Ronald Kraatz, Manchester’s principal who are responsible for pillars of Islam.” will not spoil the continuation of Saudi source said. Mortadella Chubs LONG GREEN EASTER PLANTS j WELCH'S key fears of some town directors in the than two years ago,” he said trying to sanitarian and administrator of the health program development and FOOD CLUB LOCAL GROWN Egypt, which received financial help Arabia’s peaceful development.” The source said that if a leftist regime ROTHMUND question of a two-town health district with bring out a complaint against the forma­ department, noted the many physicals application of promoting con­ • iL B . French government officials expressed took over in Saudi Arabia, it could signal German Bologna ASPARAGUS LILIES - MUMS ^ u th Windsor. tion of the health district. given by Dr. Turek. from Saudi Arabia in the Arab wars APPLI concern that the murder, coming two days dangerous shifts in the balance in the Mid­ servation programs in the coun­ LARGE SIZE I TOMATC JUICE Town directors met Monday night at the “We envisioned a full-tim^e director Roast Beef TULIPS - DAFFODILS I 32 OZ. BOTTLE He said standard physicals can best be after the collapse of Secretary of dle East. ty- Municipal Building with the South Windsor doing all the town physicals — school given by a nurse practitioner who would Financial support is main­ JUICI " WITH PURCHASE OF «.00 State Henry A. Kissinger’s peace mission, In Washington, however, Simeha Dinitz, I OR MORE AND THIS town counsel to discuss the issue. children, employes, etc. It looked like it only cost half the salary of a doctor. The tained through contributions Weaver Chicken Roll . COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. may dangerously increase tensions in the Israeli ambassador to the United States, EA I GOOD THRU SATURDAY. P&P-LUNCHEON Mayor Robert Smith of South Windsor would be a big savings to the town and it nurse is trained to spot problems which . M A R C H 29. L IM IT O N E Inside Today Middle East. said the assassination should not hinder made by individuals, groups OLIVE&POLISH Gem Loaves 99 ‘ I BOTTLE ONE COUPON helped get serious discussion started when has. are then referred to a doctor, he said. CALIFORNIA . LARGE SIZE Faisal’s death marks the disappearance and towns who receive services ^1^ BOTTLES^ ^111 ^ PER CUSTOMER. j any future peace efforts in the Middle W H E R E M A A M . 4 LB. he admitted his town wants and needs the “But all these services we are getting Dr. Walter M. Schardt, a member of Area Profile ...... Pages 6, 8 of the head of one of the most pro-Western East. "Hot" Bagels AVAILABLE I 2 ’'°” 9 9 ' Navel Dranges BAG SWEET-TASTING health district. we would continue to get.” Manchester’s advisory board of health, Business news...... Page 5 regimes in the Arab world, officials in “Faisal, at least vis-a-vis Israel, was INDIAN RIVER • BEST • SEEDLESS ^ IMPORTED “If you have some good reasons for not Director Phyllis Jackston said to Dr. said his board is in favor of the district. Paris said. not a man of peace,” Dinitz said. “He was ccl working together, let’s lay them on the Turek, “We hired you to do one duty and Dear Abby...... Page 10 Sweet Gherkins^AR 59' White Grapefruit 8 1. SEEDLESS “Dr. Turek should not be behind a French radio reports said the Saudi Ara­ man who called for a holy war to destroy Egg Hunt Set F ro men Foods f* ZESTA table,” Mayor Smith told Manchester we find that you will be doing something desk,” Dr. Schardt said. “She has great Betty’s Notebook...... Page 11 U S . NO. CARTER'S BEST BAKING p P bian army has been put in a state of alert DA 1 directors. else.” Thoughts ApLENty...... Page 12 Israel. He was the man who coined the GRAPES concern for people who are not being and the royal “white guard” has thrown a phrase that one million Arabs should give At Henry Park Kozy Kitten 6 ca°ns*1. Russet Potatoes 5 "" 5 9 SALTIRES Manchester Mayor Jack Thompson She was referring to the desk work for cared for. Benefit basketball shoot-out___Page 12 ORANGE 4 0Z. ring of armor around the royal palace. their lives in order to destroy Israel.” JUICE CANS p R E S H e x t r a I 1 LB. BOX “These physicals are not all that VERNON FOOD CLUB 5 <1. Florida Tomatoes "?ize^ i-i>59 7 9 * * WITH PURCHASE OF 15.00 routine. Some children in this town never all l o OR MORE AND THIS see a doctor. The Vernon Recreation Coronet Ice Cream V“ T M .39 FRESH TENDER _ COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. Department will sponsor its an­ I GOOD THRU SATURDAY, “I don’t want to see a doctor out of our / ------N California Carrots 4>=o'>*M. ” MARCH 29. LIMIT ONE BOX PKO.- 4 9 ' 'HOLIDAY FAVORITEI . ONE COUPON PER Restitution Arranged school system,” he said. nual Easter Egg hunt on Good Aunt Jemima Waffles GOURMET'S DELIGHT I CUSTOMER. But he added that Dr. Turek’s contact Friday, at Henry Park. The f d r _ I WHOLE OR JELLIED TO P F R O S T CALIFORNIA California Avocados 4 L B B V m MI M i M i ■■ H H hunt will be in two divisions. Broccoli Spears lO O Z PK G S . U.S. FANCY NATIVE with the program of town physicals can Children in kindergarten and BROCCOLI 2 V4" For School Vandalism continue and the district also be set up. TOP FROST 2002. tQ e Macintosh Apples MIN. 3 LBS 59' pre-schoolers are to be at the Green Beans CUTORFRENCH PKO. LARGE BUNCH FARMER BROWN FRESH “Nothing but good can come out of 4 H i 10 OZ. P K O Arrangements have been completed He said he indicated this arrangement this,” Dr. Schardt said noting the large park at 10:30 a.m. and those in RAGOZZINO'S Washed Spinach 49' DOMINO Grades 1-3, at 1:15 p.m. Cheese Ravioli I3 0 Z . P K O . 100% PURE WILD STRAWBERRY with the parents of the youths involved in would be unsatisfactory to the school dis­ amounts of state aid for health districts. ALL VARIETIES 77^ 89' 170Z.-PKO. i u GAYLORD 4 9 ‘ the Highland Park vandalism for restitu­ Kraatz noted Manchester’s current The Recreation Department Pillsbury Breads 'j a r Confectioners Sugar | trict. - SLICED TURKEY-SALIS. Fancy Fruit Farms Jam 79' will be assisted by Vernon 200 C O U N T C n ilC C S STEAK VEAL PARMIGIAN I ' i l 99' 1 ILB. R PKG. ■ tion for damages done to the school on Last Friday, Dr. Kennedy received a health budget is $112,162. The proposed Top Crest Napkins PKO. 4 9 ' v ; Brownie Troop 150 and Vernon WITH PURCHASE OF SS.OO Feb. 18. check for $1,018.05 from this family. He budget for next year is $130,940. The dis­ JE N O 'S OR MORE AND THIS 24 0Z. PKO. School Superintendent James P. agreed to make arrangements for this trict’s budget cost to Manchester would be Girl Scouts, cadet troops 11 and Food Club Mayonnaise’’m r 99' 12 Pack Pizza 99' ^ Dairy • ^ B a k o r y COUPON AT FOOD MARTS 25. GOOD THRU SATURDAY, Kennedy told the Board of Education Mon­ youth to work off the remaining $450 of his $157,030 minus about $48,600 in state funds. T O P F R O S T CM A f i MINUTEMINIITP MAIDAAAin 100%IM FLORIDA ’ F O O D M A R T M A R C H 29. L IM IT O N E P K G . A six-foot “rabbit” will assist Bread Dough S-1L8.PKGS. ^ 1.29 ONE COUPON PER day night that the parents had made finan­ debt. This means Manchester would pay $4,- ■ VIASIC WHITE o 20OZ. g CUSTOMER. T O P F R O S T cial settlements. 000 less next year in the district for $45,000 the Girl Scouts in hiding the 5 g c LOAVES Dr. Kennedy said he made these UOZ. JUICE CARTON BREAD J The two youths involved are Mark more in services, Kraatz argued. eggs and will present a special KOSHER DILL Coffee Creamer CARTONS ' 1. arrangements in light of ,the relative prize to each child taking part II OZ. PKO. Melley, 18, of 328 Ferguson Rd., and economic positions of the families in­ Directors Carl Zinsser and Vivian R E O O l W I P E N G L I S H *- cc> in the hunt. 9 OZ. Michael R. Caldwell, 16, of 12 Alice Dr. volved and in consideration of what would Ferguson both spoke of the loss of control SPEARS Sara Lee Cakes WALNUT-GOLDEN M.49 M UFFIN S FKO.OFJ JpKasI . TDPPING CAN 59‘ The department is making CRESTVIEW BUTTERFARM GOLD MEDAL The final bill for damages was $2,936.11. be possible for restitution either by civil over the town’s health services. Kennedy said this figure represents about “If we don’t want to do (whatever the arrangements to hide 1,500 eggs REG. • SUPER OR UNSCENTEO PARKAY BROWN'N SERVE .n e court action or insurance payments. which will be decorated by the a $500 reduction from the initiaj estimate health district’s board) wants, we can get Style Hairspray noz. can 79‘ MARGARINE OTRS. 59' rolls nozPKo 4 8 ' FLOUR Dr. Kennedy said he has received sup­ Brownies. Among these eggs BAN because one motion picture projector was port for these arrangements from the involved in a law suit,” Mrs. Ferguson TOOTHPASTE 50Z. 7/|C 5 LB. BAG will be about 75 “golden” eggs b resi REGULARORMINT TUBE / *T W HOLE MILK , , n n TABLE TALK found to be repairable rather than having town counsel. said. ROLL-ON WITH PURCHASE OF SS.OO which will be good for special D E O D O R A N T RICOTTA ,\* b^ " k° o“ ® 1 . 9 9 8 " P I E S VARflriES 89 OR MORE AND THIS to be replaced. The $450 to be worked off by one of the Zinsser said, “We gain only a few Feed Club Coffee 89' Bsscon Aspirin 'b'd'ttle’^ 25' REO.OR UNSCENTEO AXELROD WHOLE MILK COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. The parents of one of the youths in­ thousands by the state grant. But we lose prizes of Easter baskets. rwvuLLUB UOZ 1.SOZ. GOOD THRU SATURDAY. youths is at the same rate the administra­ MOZZARELLA MARCH 29. LIMIT ONE BAG Children attending should Toothbrushes 4 f*1 . $1 1 0 volved gave Dr. Kennedy a check for $1,- tion pays for like kind of part-time work autonomy. Cut Green Beans C A N 4 '99' BEACON HERBAL^^„^.., ^ _ - ONE COUPON PER bring some type of container in Ma NORMAL lAOZ. ^QC C H E E S E VI 9 9 ' RINGS OOZ.PKO. l u l w CUSTOMER. 468.06, which represents complete pay­ done by students in the summer, said Dr. “We are locked into this for at least FO O D C L U B 1L. 49' o h a m p o o o r o i l y • b o t t l e which to^arry the eggs they Egg Noodles FINE-MED.I WIDE PKO ment for one-half of the damages. Kennedy. three years,” he added referring to the find. Only those in the proper The family of the other youth initially This settlement, said Dr. Kennedy, commitment the town must make when age groups will be allowed to cc: requested that he be allowed to work off represents completion of the restitution joining a health district. enter the area where the eggs 4*1 I his responsibility for restitution of one- for the damages phase of this case and is Mayor Smith noted the five Manchester ‘ are hidden. Parents and older oil off off eff off off half of the damages, said Kennedy. in conformance with policy of seeking seats on the seven-position health district brothers and sisters will be I restitution for all damages done to school board proposed. (Herald photo by Pinto) ON ONE PAIR SPRINGCREST I ON THREE 13.7 OZ. PKGS. S ! ON A U OZ. PKG. COUNTRY STYLE Z ONALL VARIETIES ■ ON A PKG. OF 24 ■ DISPOSABLE | I ON A 1 LB. VAC. CAN ^ requested to stay behind the PILLSBURY I I FRENCH'S ■ ARNOLDS I property by acts of vandalism. “You will get what you want,” he said. ropes. PANTY HOSE Dr. Kennedy commended the parents of Dr. Schardt a’dded, “I don’t see that Kimbi6ST»^':^^> Diapers j [Maxwell House Coffee j llling Has Jazz Assembly ALL STYLES HOT ROLL MIX I I Mashed Potatoes I STUFFINO MIX | The Weather the youths involved for their responsible we’ll give up control. ’The final okay on [ ALL GRINDS WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. | WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. j WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOO MARTS I actions in the matter of restitution for budgets and services comes from you.” G O O D T H R U S A T U R D A Y , M A R C H 29. L IM IT I GOOD THRU SATURDAY. MARCH 29. LIMIT WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. GOOD THRU SATURDAY, MARCH 29. LIMIT GOOD THRU SATURDAY, MARCH 29. LIMIT I I I I 0000 THRU 5ATUROAY, MARCH ». LIMIT • O N E P K O . ONE COUPON PER GOOD THRU SATURDAY, MARCH 29. LIMIT Z damages although he said he abhorred the A motion to reject membership in the electronic instruments and the ONE PAIR - ONE COUPON PER THREE PKGS. • ONE COUPON PER ONE PKO. - ONE COUPON PER ONE PKO. . ONE COUPON PER I The Connecticut state weather forecast; Looking over what makes the sound of Orchestra who performed at a jazz CUSTOMER. CUSTOMER. I ONE CAN CAJE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. | CUSTOMER. I I CUSTOMER. C U S T O M E R . I I Partly sunny and warm today with high terrible vandalism that was done to health district was made March 4 by Mrs. jazz are Glenn Thomas, left, and Burt assembly Monday at llling Junior rhythms of Latin-Aitierican and rock The University of Missouri Highland Park School. Ferguson. Action on it was tabled pending NOTt $0 thot we moy syve oil our cu$tomy$. wu fm fv e the riuht to limit $dei to pkgi of 3 None lold to degteri Not resporttBle for typo^ophicol errors. temperatures around 60. Fair and more Pina. Playing the vibraphone during a High School. The event culminated a music. The program was arranged by was founded in 1841 and is the ■ The cases of Melley and Caldwell are Monday night’s meeting. seasonable tonight with lows in the low to warm-up session is Robert Gatzen, a seventh and eighth grade study of the Illing’s music department: Ralph oldest state university west of the A vote on the motion is now scheduled mid 30s. Fair Wednesday with highs 45 to scheduled to be heard today in Common member of the Contemporary Jazz history of jazz. The students saw how Maccarone, Betty Lou Nordeen and Mississippi River. WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER PARKADE 50. Pleas Court 12 in East Hartford. for the Tuesday, April 1 meeting of the PRICES EFFECTIVE IN MANCHESTER Manchester directors. Quintet of the Hartford Symphony* today’s jazz is intensified by the use of Renee Germaine.