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t . / anrt|patpr iEupnitm IBsvuih \ MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 138 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-FOLR PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS

NEWS - S'JU CAPSULES Saigon Mobilizes To Stem Attack

Doesn't Expect Road SAIGON (UPI) — Communist troops Communist troops attacked but were Australian and one Filipino have been the sixth district capital to fall since the met strong Communist resistance today, HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. extended their six-day offensive to the fer­ repulsed and suffered 46 men killed in at­ pinned down inside the city since fighting begining of the six-day offensive. the command said. Grasso says she does not expect the tile Mekong Delta rice growing region tacks on three district capitals — county broke out. In Saigon, the government announced it legislature will approve this session an today, overrunning five hamlets and put­ seats — in Ba Xuyen province, 100 miles Just 25 miles north of Ban Me Thuot, To the north, government relief forces was mobilizing draft-eligible men "to expansion of Interstate-91 north of Hart­ ting three district capitals under ^eavy at­ south of Saigon, command spokesman Lt. however. Communist- forces Wednesday trying to Recapture overrun Tien Phuoc meet the battlefield requirerpent in the ford. , tack, the Saigon command said. Col. Le Trung Hien said. overran the district capital of Buon Ho — district capital, 340 miles north of Saigon, face of large-scale Communist attacks.” “We have heard considerable opposition The new assaults expanded fighting to The militia suffered 12 killed and 23 to the widening of 1-91, and I have no the length of South Vietnam. Previous wounded, Hien said. problem,” she said Wednesday. "I don’t Communist thrusts struck at a 400-mile Government warplanes knocked out expect any bill would come up from the line hmning north of Saigon, but not sbuth eight tanks and damaged nine others in legislature.” of the capital. driving back a Oommunist armored Asked if she would sign an 1-91 bill, she Viet Cong saboteurs blew up a bus with a assault near the Parrot’s Beak sector of land mine near Tra On district capital, 60 the Cambodian border and Go Dau Ha dis- Rocket Delays Cambodia Airlift repeated she did not expect one would be passed. miles southwest of Saigon, killing 18 \ trict capital, 35 miles west of Saigon, the civilians and wounding 20 others, a Saigon command said. FBI in Judgeship Probe military spokesman said. Pilots said they killed 77 Communist PHNOM PENH (UPI) - Rebel gunners “ limited progress” in the week-old Twenty-six rebels were killed in the The command said an Air Vietnam com­ soldiers during the bombing missions. fired a rocket into an ammunition dump at government push to recapture Tuol Leap, WASHINGTON (UPI) - The long- fighting Wednesday, military sources In the five-day house-to-house battle for Pochentong airport today, setting off an a rebel artillery position five miles west of said. delayed controversial nomination of mercial flight was believed hit by enemy antiaircraft fire Wednesday near Pleiku in ' the provincial capital of Ban Me Thuot, 163 explosion that forced a two-hour halt in the airport. One western source said government former Gov. Thomas J. Meskill as a miles north of Saigon, field officers said the U.S. food, fuel and ammunition airlift Heavy government airstrikes against federal judge has again been stalled, this the Central Highlands, killing all 26 per­ troops around the capital defense sons aboard, including three Americans. the government poured in fresh troops to to Cambodia's beseiged capital. Tuol Leap Wednesday killed 110 rebels, perimeter “seem to be doing better the time until a probable FBI look into the fight off thousands of tank-led North Viet­ An American spokesmen said the rocket the sources said. Connecticut property leasing scandal. In Saigon, the government ordered a last few days—the lines are tighter, better nationwide mobilization, placing every namese and Viet Cong troops. exploded in “a small ammunition storage The Communist-led rebels launched and stronger.” An expected vote Wednesday by the The Saigon command said government area” at the airport and a series of heavy attacks against government troops Heavy fighting continued at the Mekong Senate Judiciary Committee was put off man from the ages of 17 to 35 on military call to meet the Communist drive. forces cleared the city of Communist explosions followed. trying to clear the road between Prek river towns of Neak Luong and Banam, 35 for a week to further study conflicting In the Mekong Delta, Communist troops tanks, destroying 46 of them, but added, “I understand the flights resumed com­ Phneou near the capital’s northern out­ miles southeast of Phnom Penh, where testimony by Meskill and others involved “It is too difficult to say what part (of the ing in about two hours iater,” the skirts and the Cambodian 7th Division rebel mortars caused fresh civilian in the leasing program. overran five hamlets near Ba Tri district 3 town, 47 miles southwest of Saigon, the city) belonged to whom.” spokesman said. base at Doeum Ampil, six miles to the casualties Wednesday. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., Nine Americans, three Canadians, one Military sources meanwhile reported north. Wednesday prepared a letter for the ap­ command said. proval of Sen. James Eastland, the chair­ man of the Judiciary Committee, asking the FBI to interview key figures in the scandal. House Votes $6 Million Indictment Refinery Rejected Actress Sues Supermarket AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - The Board of Environmental Protection has formally For Emergency Jobs NEW YORK (UPI) - Award employes last November and Rumored In rejected the Pittston Co.’s proposed $500 winning actress Cicely Tyson forced into a room where their million oil refinery at Eastport but left the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House has jobs” from private contracts for federal W ednesday filed a $2 m illio n belongings were searched. Hearst Case door open for the firm to pursue the issue. approved a nearly 36 billion emergency work would open up another 1 million jobs. dam age suit in Manhattan Supreme The suit, which seeks an ad­ The board Wednesday unanimously ap­ employment measure which exceeds But Rep. Robert Michel, R-Ill., said the Court against a supermarket ditional $200,000 in dam ages for HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) - A U.S. proved the refinery site and product piers grand jury met here today but federal President Ford’s proposals by about ?4 Democrats’ claims of 180,000 new jobs alleging that she and a companion Miss Siem, said the search took but rejected the firm’s proposed delivery from the 31-65 billion for public service sources refused to comment on published million. were searched without cause. place in full view of other shoppers. system of crude oil. The 35.9 billion appropriations measure work is “deceptive.” He said 50 per cent reports that it might consider indictments Pittston vice president A.F. Kaulakus Miss Tyson won an Eriimy award against “a person or persons” for har­ passed the House Wednesday on a 313 to of the jobs to be filled under this program According to the suit the actress said he was “disappointed” but said for her 1974 role in “The boring fugitive newspaper heiress Pat- 113 roll call vote. It was sent to the Senate are “recalls — public employes laid off and her companion, Susan Siem, within a week the firm would ask the BEP for what was expected to be speedy con­ and who are called back to work.” Autobiography of Miss Jane Pitt­ tricia Hearst in northeastern Penn­ were seized by four Pathmark to hear additional testimony on the sideration. Lynn defended his call for a veto on m an.” sylvania several months ago. delivery system because “we’ve spent too ! ' President Ford has agreed to spend 32 grounds that the money would be an much to drop it now.” billion of the appropriation, but he has not “excessive stimulus” to the economy. Usually cooperative federal sources Pittston’s plan called for the delivery of indicated publicly whether he would But House Speaker Carl Albert scoffed would answer no inquiries concerning the crude oil by bringing supertankers through accept the other 34 billion. James T. Lynn, at Lynn’s explanation. grand jury session and the hotel at which M Head Harbour Passage, a narrow channel Ford’s new budget director, said he will “In the face of an economy with more TJ.S. Attorney John Cottone was staying r% ;-Hl between Canadian Moose and Campobello urge Ford to veto the bill because it more than 7 million unemployed, with the. Compromise.Offered said the federal prosecutor was refusing all calls. Islands. than doubles the money the administration grea^st idle productive capacity in more ' i ' ■ - wanted. than 30 years,” Albert said, “I find this “The grand jury will be meeting all day In Boston Race The money is spread over a score of argument about excessive stimulus to the and indictments will be handed down this 13 programs already authorized in law by the economy to be entirely without merit or afternoon,” Cottone was quoted by the BOSTON (UPI) — A South Boston state last Congress, but which have not been ful­ On Aid to Cambodia representative, who since September has support.” Harrisburg Patriot as saying Wednesday I led this city’s anti-busing forces in op­ ly funded. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Nearly a Wednesday,. 189-49, to bar further military night. The largest single item is 31-65 billion majority of the House has expressed an assistance to Cambodia or South Vietnam A posing court ordered desegreation, has entered.the race to end Kevin H. l^ ite ’s for public service jobs, which Ford opinion against further emergency aid to before June 30. An identical resolution The Patriot said it had learned “from eight-year reign as mayor of Boston. requested. He also supported the 3412.7 The Lottery Cambodia, although a subcommittee is comes before Senate Democrats today. reliable local sources” that the grand jury later today would indict “a person or per­ Rep. Raymond Flynn, a Democrat as million expenditure for summer youth offering a compromise which would “This holds a lot of feet to a lot of fires,” sons accused of harboring Miss Hearst in will be all of White’s viable challengers, employment. The winning number in the Connecticut require the administration to actively said Rep. Bob Carr, D-Mich., a sponsor of 1:^-* Scranton.” Wednesday at a State House news con­ Other projects that would be funded in­ state lottery drawn today was 05 yellow seek a peace settlement. the House resolution. It does not have the r I Iff ference became the second prominent clude public virorks projects, repair and 448. The bonus number was 191749. The House Democratic Caucus voted force of law but is an indication of It said the sources could not say whether ■ I. ' 1^ Boston politician to challenge the mayor, construction of federal buildings, stepped Democratic sentiment on President the indictments also might involve the with two more, and possibly a third, either up rural water and sewer grants and in­ Ford’s request for $222 million. If all 189 harboring of William and Emily Harris, unannounced or undecided. creased money for college work-study vote against aid, it would take only a few Miss Hearst’s companions in the Sym- The primary issues in the campaign, programs. Republicans to defeat it in the 433- bionese Liberation Army. » { ©•■", s Flynn said, will involve busing arid Democrats estimated the money for member House. The Scranton Tribune also reported in governmental accountability. Other issues public service jobs and other work The compromise, to authorize $135.6 its morning edition that the grand jury «{?',', i' projects would result in 900,000 “direct - '\ k'‘ ' I will be the city’s rising tax and crime million in emergency ‘military and here would be asked to “consider” such an r I rates. jobs” within eight months while "indirect economic aid until June 30, was approved indictment. A similar report was carried by a foreign aid subcommittee in the San Francisco Chronicle. Wednesday. It was to be debated in the full Winged Fossil Found The Tribune said Miss Hearst had been Foreign Affairs Committee today. seen in the Scranton-Wilkes-Barre area WASHINGTON (UPI) - About 65 The measure would provide aid in three earlier this year but, according to its million years ago,' a long-necked beast 345.2 million installments, sent every 30 •■av ?i with wings 51 feet wide soared like a days. Each time. Ford would have to cer­ sources, was no longer in the vicinity. vulture over a west Texas stream bed in Senate Panel tify the United States and Cambodia are search of a meal from a fallen dinosaur, taking “specific steps” to reach a peace turtle or crocodile. Faces Deadline settlement, that plans are being made for That’s the scene that might be imagined “an orderly transfer of power” and that on the basis of a report by Douglas Lawson On Tax Cut the United Nations has been asked to help. C 3 3 a in this week’s issue of Science magazine. A subcommittee of the Senate Foreign The Weather Until now, most scientists had not Relations Committee has approved 3125 Cloudy tonight with chance of light rain believed any flying creature could be that WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate Finance Committee today takes the first million in emergency military aid, $73 possibly mixed with light snow late big. But Lawson says he found the fossil million in food and $15 million in medical tonight. Tomorrow snow flurries with in­ bones of a such a winged reptile in the step in sending a tax cut bill of up to 330 billion to President Ford by the end of next aid. The full committee must give its ap­ creasing possibility of snow later in day. siltstone and sandstone of what once was a proval before the Senate can act. Temperatures in 30s. 'en Reguter, stream bed in west Texas’ Big Bend week. ig Sentinel, National Park. Setting an almost impossible schedule, the committee hopes to complete drafting wH, C.'i a bill in the next two days and send it to lOO u,-,:-! tfieM, Hail Hits Memphis c n r cfO the Senate floor by Monday. Then, in only >'=> -AM- I Reporter, A measure of the violence of late-winter five days, it would have to go through the istpl Press, weather sweeping from Texas to the Blue entire legislative process, including com­ Rid^e Mountains was the foot-thick promise with a House passed bill. Assembly Moving hailstone that slammed through a roof in V.-'V Along the way, the question of whether Tennessee. Add to that thunderstorms, to end the oil depletion allowance must be flash floods and tornadoes. solved. The House voted to end the 32.6 A thunderstorm Wednesday dumped the billion oil industry tax break retroactive to To Hike Sales Tax 12-inch hailstone through the roof of a Jan. 1, but this is meeting stiff opposition Memphis, Tenn., home, one women' in the Senate. HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut the sales tax, which leaders say will be drowned when she drove her car into a The heart of the bill, howevqr, is not oil taxpayers can expect to feel the bite of used to help cover the state’s expected $90 rain-filled Tennessee ditch and at least 17 depletion but a rebate of 1974 taxes—those higher taxes starting April 1 when a million budget deficit. persons were injured by tornadoes and which must be paid by April 15 —which Democratic-sponsored increase in the Former Gov. Thomas J. Meskill, a 3 high winds that hit Tennessee, Mississippi would go to all taxpayers this spring or sales tax is expected to go into effect. Republican, had increased the sales tax in and Alabama. summer. Approval of the increase in the sales tax A tornado swooppd down on an elemen­ several steps until it hit 7 per cent two The Senate plans to begin an Easter from 6 per cent to 7 per cent was con­ years ago, then lowered it in successive tary school at Charleston, Miss., recess on March 21, but fears it would be sidered certain today as the Democratic demolishing three portable classrooms. steps back to 6 per cent to produce politically crucified by the White House if leadership readied the measure for swift election-year tax cuts last fall. The twister struck minutes after 87 it left before passing the recession­ action in both houses. The emergency funding bill, which in­ children and teachers — alerted by a tor­ fighting tax cut bill. Gov. Ella T. Grasso said she would ap­ nado warning — moved into the hallway of cludes $25 million to cover unpaid medical The 321.3 billion House bill would grant prove the increase in the current levy, bills inherited from the Meskill ad­ the main school building. Six children suf­ rebates of 3100 to 3200 for every taxpayer fered minor injuries. which will bfcome the nation’s highest ministration and unanticipated increases who paid more than 3100 in taxes and state levy. in the welfare caseload, was due for action would rebate all taxes to those who paid Mrs. Grasso proposed increasing the in the house. Would Revise Access Law less 'than 3100. levy to 7 per cent effective July 1 and HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. expanding the tax to cover rentals of The Finance Committee voted 11-7 Grasso has proposed sweeping revisions in equipment and other personal property. Wednesday to ask for approval of the tax Connecticut's right-to-know law, including Her proposal is estimated to produce hike. fines and jail terms for public officials Inside Today million on top of the $18 million expected Mrs. Grasso, who voiced half-hearted who destroy records. under the April 1 increase, sought by opposition to the increase, said she would A. three-member commission to con­ Old Codger ...... Page 2 It VTas a Happy 95th Birthday Democratic legislative leaders to help sign it rather than let it lapse into law sider right-to-know complaints with the Neighbor’s Kitchen...... Page 8 cover the state’s anticipated $90 million without her signature. power to issue subpoenas, administer Dear Abby...... Page 9 deficit June 30. “The easy thing would be to let it sit and oaths and take testimony should be Business news...... Page 11 Getting a helping hand in cutting her Housing Authqpty, helps to cut the The 318 million increase in the sales tax become law,’’ she told newsmen created, she said Wednesday. Thoughts ApLENty...... Page 13 95th birthday cake is Mrs. Flora Wells first piece of cake while Gordon Har­ and a bill to authorize 331-6 million in Wednesday. The proposed commission could Hassett ski club cham p...... Page 14 who was honored by her friends at a mon, tenant advisor for the housing emergency funding, also due for quick ac­ Although the Finance Committee had overrule any secret action taken by a Redman prepped cup te a m ...... Page 14 party Wednesday at Cronin Hall in authority gives Mrs. Wells a con­ tion, were the first two substantial bills of anticipated stiff opposition to the increase public body and could order disclosure of Watkins volleyball w inners...... Page 15 Mayfair Gardens. Leon Enderlin, gratulatory hug. (Herald photo by the 1975 session up for consideration. at a hearing Tuesday night, few people public records. turned out for the session. Learning year for East ...... Page 15 executive director of the Manchester Pinto) . The senate was scheduled to act first pn

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seA T T L C about to w n Bolton Democratic Leaders Laud Diversi^of Views party or for parties to caucus in Atty. John Mahon, a Democrat, BOLTON committee is aware of its can­ “I do nrit wish to belabor the "It is now and has always STON order to put their bestjiaii- recommended its rejection. ' S h e H e r a l b Donna Holland didates’ positions.” poin^mit I feel compelled to been composed of people with © H i D ] will meet tonight at 7:30 in the "Where was Morra wh$n one . Jehovah’s Witnesses will Correspondent didates on the ballot.” He said the time to talk about re^nd to Robert Morra’s diversified ideas and opinions church parlor. Area Profile of his own party members, ^-have a theocratic ministry 646*0375 He said, “Concerned citizens, the charter is past. It was itement regarding the lack of who do not feel inhibited in regardless of party affiliation, Harold Laws, chairman of the BW YORK tonight at 7:30 and a ser- Larry Shaw, Democratic can­ rejected by the selectmen on^ communication among town exposing them. ■ at 8:35 at The evangelism committee of will have varying opinions on charter commission, strongly vice meeting didate for selectman, said he is Jan. 20. Residents had 45 days Democrats,” she said. “I assure Mr. Morra we Emanuel Lutheran Church will all issues. God help us if they criticized rejection of the Kingdom Hall. happy to belong to a politidal until March 6, to petition it to “I think the ‘confusion’ arises Democrats are in direct com­ COBGriATIONS meet tonight at 7:30 in the ever stop voicing those charter, blaming it on political party in which members have ballot. It was not petitioned. from Morra’s failure to unders­ munication with one another, church reception room. Twenty Seek Bid Data opinions.” reasons and saying he hoped the The board of trustees of Se­ freedom of thought and voice. Shaw said, “Until/the next tand the basic philosophy of the but that does not hinder our cond Congregational Church Shaw was responding to First Democrats would capitalize on Shaw said be can’t unders­ step is taken, that being the Democratic party. spirit of free expression.” O.C. believes that many of Even when the price had gone Selectman Robert Morra, it during their campaign?” he associated never had an For Tolland Firehouse tand why the Republicans con­ selectmen’s appointing a new the kids and young men who up to ten cents a quart the allowance and seldom received Republican Town Chairman, Shaw asked. 1 ^ f f tinue to claim there is a lack of commission to draft a charter, have no jobs now could have farmers could get all the help any money without earning it. who criticized Joanne Neath, a In response' to Morra’s ' t0 8 ANOetEB TOLLAND near the comer of Apple Rd. communications and in­ nothing can be done.” them if they were willing to they needed if they would Vivian kenneson Democrat, who had chastizied criticism of Mrs. Neath and “If the road the new charter work conscientiously for what transport pickers from Main St. Once we did find a nice bright Plans are for a two-and-a-half dications of Democratic confu­ Twenty bids documents are the selectmen for rejecting the referring to her as a spokesman commission rides is smooth, they arc worth. Many farmers and return. Then pickers quarter dollar on a sidewalk bay station with glass doors. sion among ‘Democratic party Hie out to contractors for the proposed charter for Bolton. for the Democratic Issue Com­ then townspeople will, in a very say they would be glad to hire demanded 20 cents per quart and immediately entered the' There will not be a meeting members. Gehring Rd. firehouse, accor­ Morra said Mrs. Neath should mittee (the groundhog com­ Democratic way, approve or young folks if they would work store that had an article we had room in the station, btit the The Democratic hopeful said, with transportation and were so TEMPERATURES ding to Fire Chief Ron Littell. have consulted fellow mittee) and asking if the com­ reject a charter for their BUDGET PRICES for what the market would pay careless that it was necessary long wanted. ’That quarter was GRAND design is a flat roof which will “I feel it is healthy for people to 7”-22 Littell, reporting to the Board Democrats. He said that Leon mittee is aware of its can­ town,” he said. and would try to safeguard the to have the product inspected a brand new counterfeit lead allow for an addition in the have different opinions. If of Selectmen Tue^ay, said that Rivers, Democratic selectman, didates positions Shaw said, Shaw asked, “Is Morra more employer’s property. After a and put into condition suitable coin. When dropped on the future. everyone agreed there would five more sets of specifications voted to reject the charter and “First, Mrs. Neath is a concerned with Nixonian or ZIPPERS X ^ man has invest^ a lot of time, for market. counter in the store it had no The 2,700-square foot building not a need for more than one 1 r— LEGEND* have been prepared and that Democrat who declined to Morraian puppetism than with labor and money in cultivating So farmers quit hiring help more ring than a lump of putty. RE-OPENING of the will be set lip with a generator bids will be opened March 18 at served on the next appointed freedom of thought and voice a crop, he can’t be happy about and allow folks to pick their What a letdown that was! for emergency use by the RAIN r * x ? x |SNQW ML NEW 8 p.m. at the Leonard Corner charter commission as a for all people?” seeing it damaged by own for a price that pays better Mrs. Digney who lived on the public, Littell said. This was in ASSORTED FABRIC Firehouse. Democratic member of the Maureen Houle, chairman of carelessness. profit than if help was hired to east side of Church St. about op­ AIR response to questioning by The new firehouse will be original charter commission, the Democratic Town Com­ There was a time O.C. can do it. posite Laurel paid O.C. 50 cents SHOWERS FLOW DIAL TONE DISCOTHEQUE Selectman Ted Palmer as to Entries Open for Race MILL located 120 feet from the road not a member of the issues m ittee, also responded to remember when boys were glad O.C. had good opportunities a week to mo\^ her lawn, trim urn why plans called for both a at the Entry forms for the race may committee; second, the issues Morra’s statement. turf along the walk's and carry UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST* men’s and women’s lavatory. to go out picking strawberries to learn to see the other side of HEBRON be obtained from John out ashes from the cellar and Robert Gough is the Building REMNANTS yd. for two cents a quart and the coin. The employer’s For Period Ending 7 AM EST Friday. During Thursday night, snow and snow flurries will Soderberg, Slocum Rd., funished their own transporta­ sift them to pick out the black Committee chairman. problems and risks. One year be indicated in the central Rockies, while snow and rain will be mixed at times in portions DIM TOW LOUNOE Entries are now being Hebron, or at the Hebron Town tion, usually by walking or bike. coals. he hired out to a farmer for the of the Northeast. Rain and showers will occur throughout the mid and south Atlantic accepted for Hebron’s fifth an­ Office Building. There was no shortage of labor season from April 1 to Oct. 15 Pick out black coals? At Intersection of Rt. 195, Exit 99 off 1-86, Club To Hold POLYESTER states. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta nual Five Mile Road Race, then. for $18 a month with board and Sure, everyone except the TOLLAND Zoning Officer 37 (54), Boston 29 (39), Chicago 20 (37), Cleveland 20 (32), Dallas 37 (61), Denver 24 (50), Rummage Sale April 27, at 2 p.m. KNITS 2.98 value yd. room. wealthy sifted anthracite ashes, FEATURING Zoning Enforcement Officer 1.49 The race will be run, rain or and even they paid somone else Duluth 9 (33), Houston 36 (59), Jacksonville 52 ( 76), Kansas City 26 (51), Little Rock 25 • THEATERICAL LIGHT SHOW LUNG DISORDER When the weather was O.K. HEBRON Judy Dean has posted the shine and will start at Rham m u s i B [^THEATRES EAST he worked ten hours a day and to do it for them. (50), 48 (60), Miami 69 (82), Minneapolis 14 (38), New Orleans 50 (54), New • PROFESSIONAL DISC JOCKEYS CHICAGO (UPD - Your heat­ 1 7p.i Mt «i iM Psu.sDi*-:- . following office hours: Mon­ High School on Rt. 316. six days a week. If the weather York 35 (38), Phoenix 48 (71), San Francisco 43 (59), Seattle 35 (47), St. Louis 23 (44), and ing unit, humidifier or air-condi­ The old saying was, "Waste • MUSIC BY REQUEST The Hebron Junior Women’s days 7 to 8 p.m. and Fridays 9 to Prizes will be awarded for Floriaf. C: Greenhouses OPEN 10-6 DAILY -1 was riot good he went fishing for Washington 36 (48) degrees. tioner may be dangerous to your not, want not.’’ • THE LARGEST DISCO SPEAKER SYSTEM Club will hold a rummage sale, 10:30 a.m., at the second floor veterans open, master’s teen­ JA, fun. health. THURS., FRI. TILL 9 P.M. u It must have been true ON THE EAST COAST March 15, from 10 a.m. to 3 of the Administration Building. ager, first three-man team, and A serious lung disorder known Those were happy days. p.m., at the home of Mrs. Syrlla women’s division. 1110 Hebron Rafferty Would today’s kids think so? because we wasted little and WATCH FOR THE She may be reached during to doctors as hypersensitivity R Gold Dustlwins Willis, on RL85, directly across Recreation Commission will O.C. and the boys with whom wanted little, but be sure to use these hours by calling 872-6396. alveolitis can result from spores SNOW BALL, the street from the Gilead award a prize to the first local 3 the right meaning for "want.” The ZEO will also be found in the cooling and heating "SWISS FAMILY IT’S COMING SOONI Congregational Church. URGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER ROBINSON ” 1.1 available after 8 p.m. at Plan­ runner. systems of homes and buildings, 3 Mother used to pay a woman No Blue Jeans or Plants and baked goods will Sponsored by the Hebron febrtesHon opM ...t0 la B dnly_.tliun. ning and Zoning meetings, held says a r^iort in a recent issue of Monchetter ^MUitiwirHMianMniiWHnar up the street aways one dollar I Dungarees, I also be available for purchase. Lion’s Club, the race is sanc­ 643-9551 ptloni...646 t0 « : ik h i. M |lii til 9 pm at the Education Administra­ the Journal of the American 621 HARTFORD ROAD,.MANCHESTER and a big bar of brown Lenox T V T O N IG H T The rain date will be March tioned by the Connecticut 177 HARTFORD ROAD...MANCHESTER CAAN AND ARKIN — (R) 'y tion Building, and by calling her Medical Association. / soap to do our family’s washing 21, from 4 to 9 p.m. in Phelps Association of the AAU. home at 872-6845. “FREEBIE AND THE BEAN” each week; just wet wash, and Hall on Rt. 85. Z1 mother hung it on our own lines 6:00 1:30 ADM. $2 7:15-9:15 to dry in the sun. News...... 3-8-22-30 Joe Franklin Show...... 9 . SAT. MAT. AT 2 P.M. y U D D L I ^ Bewitched ...... 5 \ S U N . CONT. 1:30 P . M . / The Untouchables ...... 9 SAT-SUN Pinocchio’s One summer vacation O.C. Creiilcsl flOuenlurc offered to do the washing and Star T rek...... 11 the ironing of the flat pieces for The Champions...... 18 50 cents a week and landed the The Honeymooners ...... 20 I job. There was no washing Electric Company...... 24-57 Bonanza...... 40 / CLINT EASTWOOD \ machine. Clothes were /P LU S ACAD. AWD. NOMINEE \ MANCHESTER scrubbed with soap and hot 6:30 JEFF BRIDGES - (R) . DRIVMN/R0UTESCt44« water on a zinc corrugated rub- N ew s...... 3-8-20-22-30 "THUNDERBOLT &UGHTF00T” I bing board in a round wooden I Love Lucy ...... 5 . ADM. $1.50 7:30-9:30 F R I. - SAT. - S U N . wash tub. 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A 1 3 d V S C a 0 ! w n 3 PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., March 13, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 13, 1975— PAGE FIVE iHaiirliPstpr tupiitufl Hrralft 'i * Court Hears Tax Appeal Injunction Friday SOUTHS O U T H WINDSORw f M n e o R VtnnriA/\itrnA**ehomeowners, **Ant*AOixnfrepresented aH V\irby f rxn4 13^D At_ _ x << ^ Last month the BTR decided Dennis also ruled that all ford County Superior Court 2hc Hcrat& Atty. Patrick Cavanaugh, also it would hold strictly one-to- decisions pertaining to case is rescheduled until it can Judy Kuehnel before Judge Leo Parsky. ______OPINION from Main St. be given the 20 minutes alloted Area Profile Correspondent one hearings, in order to ac­ adjustments in assessments The 3-man BTR, consisting of The homeowners protest the commodate the hundreds of time the BTR sets aside. 644-1364 must be made by the entire Chairman Norman Peterson, BTR policy of offering oppor­ It appears the BTR will not Members of the Board of Tax protests it is faced with this board and not one member on­ Stephen L. Smith and Marshall tunity to appeal assessments be able to handle the 400 cases Review (BTR) Friday will month, following the reassess­ ly. Lamenzo, was served papers before either one BTR member it expects to hear this month, Light at End Of appear in Superior Court at ment of all property in South Atty. Cavanaugh said the Saturday morning — the first or the entire three-man board. and wili most likely seek a time 11:30 a.m. to show cause as to Windsor. residents will tomorrow seek day of assessment hearings. The homeowners contend extention. School Budget why an injunction blocking However, Town Atty. Tom court action to “find out what Protestors are being offered assessment appeals hearings that the BTR should hold its Dennis has ruled that the BTR our legal rights are."^ If the court rules that strictly the option to have their cases three-man hearings must be Housing Tunnel? should not be issued. hearings ehmass, rather than must offer the taxpayer the op­ For the most part officials heard separately or enmass. held, the BTR will definitely The hearing is a result of a individually as is being offered tion of either a one-man or are reserving comment on the If they choose to be heard by spill its hearings beyond March At $6.9 Million suit by 12 Main St. to protesting property owners. three-man hearing. case until it is heard in Hart­ I t ’s no new s th a t 1974 w as a — There was a net loss in construc­ the three-man committee, their 31. devastating year for the housing in­ tion employment of 300,000 jobs, plus dustry, both when inflation was the an undetermined number in SOUTH WINDSOR cent increase over last year. The net increase is con­ specter haunting the economy and construction-related industries. Judy Kuehnel sidered by the Town Council as The South Windsor Board of after unemployment became the No. 1 Builders were whipsawed between in­ the amount to be raised by Education has formally taxes. concern. flated materials costs and the es^ adopted its 1975-76 fiscal budget Based on the estimated value Just how devastating is shown by calating cost of money. — totallying 36.9 million and of a mill of $204,000, the net in­ representing an 8 per cent in­ statistics in the latest “U.S. Housing Fortunately, there are heartening crease approximates a 2.5-mill crease over the current fiscai increase for 1975-76. Markets,” a semi-annual survey signs of a turnaround in response to an budget. The council sets the mill rate publish^ by Advance Mortgage Corp. easing of mortgage funds, especially The school board Tuesday after a review process con­ night voted to accept the budget cerned with the General — Home starts fell by a full third in the single-family home market. after the three GOP members Government Budget, the Board from the 1973 level and apartment Housing starts will hit a 1.9-million of the board — William Neal, of Education budget, revenue Fred DeGiacome and Joan from state and federal sources, starts by more than half. Only in the annual rate for the fourth quarter of Cushman — made an eleventh r# cash surplus and the Grand i h first year of the Depression and the 1975, predicts Advance Mortgage hour attempt to impliment an List. first year after Pearl Harbor were president Robert J. Mylod, and will arbitrary cut in the budget. The appropriated board r. The Republican motion to cut budget for 1974-75 reflected a there steeper declines. reach a total of 1.5 million or better the budget was defeated 4-3, gross increase of 7.8 per cent — Monthly mortgage payments in­ for the full year, compared to the 1.35 with four of the Democratic and a net increase of ap­ board members voting against creased nearly 30 per cent while con­ million starts in 1974. proximately three mills. the Republicans, and The gross increase is com­ sumer incomes were increasing only 6 He expects there will be enough Low water after a light winter at Mansfield Holiow Lake (Photo by Reginald Pinto) Democratic Board Chairman posed of $84,908 increased per cent. This reversed a long-time mortgage money available to support Cile Decker not voting. program costs and $429,681 in­ Mrs. Decker needed not vote, trend in which consumer income con­ a two-million-plus annual rate of creased staff costs. although she was in favor of the Controversy over the budget sistently rose faster than mortgage starts by the fourth quarter — if the budget as presented. has stemmed over the hiring of When originaily presented to payments. demand is there. the assistant superintendent, the school board, the new proposed last month. — For the first time, mortgage in­ Like the automobile industry, budget represented a 7.7 per While no budget cuts oc­ terest rates climbed high enough to in­ however; the housing industry has an cent increase over last year’s. curred during the weekly However, School Supt. Robert tersect with usury laws. In at least a inventory problem that will be a drag MAX LERNER budget hearings, the OOP’s Goldman proposed another 322,- attempt to make an arbitrary half-dozen of the 17 major markets on recovery. As the year began, there 000 be added to the budget for cut — and not specify exactiy the hiring of another assistant surveyed, interest ceilings shut off were some 410,000 unsold homes, where it would like the budget HERALD Kissinger On The Couch superintendent. cut — was seen as a move to severely constrained conventional compared to 227,000 at the end of the This cost, plus more for por­ appease the residents who ^J\ lending for part or all of the year. previous slump in 1971. There was no YESTERDAYS table classrooms, boosted the protested the new hiring. final budget to 8 per cent over — An entire sector of real estate condominium inventory in 1971, this Dr. Goldman’s explanation of V '\ last year. the hiring centers around the finance was virtually wiped out. New year there are some 300,000 unsold un­ 25 Years Ago - All secretaries of literature on the able and theatrical figure true, by a random calculus of chance. But The final gross budget for annual evaluation of aii faculty lending commitments by real estate its. This date was a Sunday; The Herald did state are put on the grid for roasting as who is now secretary of state and who has it is less important than the nature of the 1975-76 stands at 36,953,652, or members, as is required by not publish. part of the political ritual in the United gained the obsessive attention of the man’s thinking and strategy. $514,589 over last year’s $6,439,- law. investment trusts were only 5 per cent States, but each for different reasons and world. Schlafly and Ward look into the future 063 budget, He said the work load he and of the volume of 1973. in a different way. Yet the current incum­ There is room, decidedly, for a conser­ and they see only betrayal, failure of With anticipated revenues Asst. Supt. William Perry now 10 Years Ago bent, Henry Kissinger, has at least one vative appraisal of Kissinger, as there is nerve and the end of American power. other than local tax for the 1975- carry is too demanding to do Results of teachers' poll indicate that distinction in this regard. He is the first room for a detached psychohistorical They have looked into Kissinger’s past for 76 totaling $1,679,876, the new the thorough evaluation job the about 68 per cent of Manchester school secretary of state — to my knowledge — to study of him. In this case each of the two the key to what they call his policy of budget for next year wiii stand state seeks in its new law, and teachers disapprove of proposed salary be roasted alive publicly on the couch by is sloppy, and each suffers from being “unilateral disarmament.” “All that is at $5,273,776, over last year’s that a new assistant superinten­ schedule and majority favor withholding amateur psychoanalysts with the results linked with its couch-fellow. The conser­ left,” they write, “is to answer the ques­ $4,785,89. The $487,883 dent wouid be able to devote the Enemies of the People signatures from salary agreements. in full-fledged book form. vative attack on Kissinger’s policies tion, why did he do it?” difference represents a 10.2 per time needed to the assignment. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hayner Davidson of This happened also to a secretary of would be more effective if it didn’t pivot They find the answer not, as some on the West Hartford, formerly of Manchester, state and to a prime foreign policy adviser on a highly dubious, amateur psy­ extreme right have done, in the fact of are elected worthy patron and worthy before Kissinger, but only after their choanalysis of Kissinger himself which Kissinger being a Jew, but something The criminal arsonists who set fire reason, except the demoralization of a matron of Temple Chapter, OES. deaths. reaches into his boyhood years and his close to it — that he had been a Jew’s son to the Sponge Rubber Company plant community and its people. ’The secretary was Thomas Jefferson, experience in Nazi Germany in order to in Nazi Germany, had “seen his world Friday Hours Listed who was put on the couch by Fawn Brodie explain his diplomatic sins. destroyed and his father cowed by Hitler’s at Shelton may or may not have been It happened almost simultaneously in her recent “Intimate Biography” of The doctrinaire conservatives are not persecution” of the Jews, had become members of the Weathermen I M T W T r t Jefferson’s erotic life and his emotional alone in their attack. The doctrinaire obsessed with “the apocalyptic vision of For Hot Lunch Plan with other acts of terrorism around 1 2 3 hangups. The other was Col. Edward liberals also see Kissinger as a self- Organization but they were anarchists 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 Auschwitz” and the invincibility of dic­ amount of $18,695 at a meeting the world including assassination of II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 House, who was President Woodrow dramatizing egomaniac, chasing his tators and therefore suffers from “a fear BOLTON 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Tuesday. Ail appropriations in the classical sense of the term. 2S 26 27 28 29 30 Wilson’s Henry Kissinger at the Versailles shadow and relying on the United Nations Donna Holland an American Consul in Argentina and ALMANAC of nuclear war so intense as to paralyze must be approved by townspeo­ Peace Conference, and whose relationship and a Geneva conference for a Mideast thfe will.” Correspondent If anyone has been cherishing ple at a Town Meeting not yet the kidnapping of a candidate for to Wilson was described in the first and peace settlement. ’There are also some 646-0375 Certainly there is a case to be made scheduled. romantic illusions that terrorist mayor in West Germany. By United Press International still the greatest of the psychohistorical moderates who believe he has not Beginning Friday, all senior against Kissinger today, mainly because The finance board approved groups were “ fighting the es­ Today is Thursday, March 13, the 72nd studies, written almost two decades ago— bargained hard enough with the Soviets, the new economic and energy crisis is a citizens in Bolton may par­ appropriating $4,400 from the We have learned how to com bat day of 1975 with 293 to follow. Alexander" and Juliette George’s either on the trade agreement or the SALT contingency which caught him unaware, ticipate in a hot lunch program tablishment” for the sake of the reserve fund for capital and The moon is between its new phase and “Woodrow Wilson and Colonel House.” talks. each Friday from 11:15 a.m. un­ hijacking of planes which was so and for which his historical, political and non-recurring expenditures for / workers or poor people, this ought to first quarter. Now comes a very different kind of book There has been talk in the columns til 12:45 p.m. diplomatic studies had inadequately a tractor for Herrick Memorial voguish a few years ago. Now we The morning stars are Mercury and — “Kissinger on the Couch,” by Phyllis about Kissinger’s current loss of con­ Seniors are asked to go to the be enough to open their eyes to reali­ prepared him. But the quick-and-easy cap­ Park. must learn how to prevent terrorism Mars. Schlafly and Rear Adm. (Ret.) Chester gressional support and some perhaps sule psychoanalysis by Schlafly and Ward art room at Boiton Elementary From the same fund the / ty- The evening stars are Venus, Jupiter Ward," a selection of the Conservative wishful thinking about his imminent or is not only sloppy thinking but comes close School upon arrival at school, or if it occurs bring the perpetrators and Saturn. board approved $12,995 from Nothing has been accomplished by Book Club. It is combative, hostile, par­ delayed resignation. This may prove true, to being a more sophisticated version of then to the cafeteria to get their to summary justice. Those born on this date are under the the reserve fund in order for the this which will help working people. tisan, but must be added to the mounting as political gossip sometimes does prove the cruder attacks on Kissinger as a Jew. lunch and then to the art room sign of Pisces. to enjoy a lunch at their leisure. town to meet safety YOU On the contrary 1,000 employes are The pseudo humanitarian and sham Swiss naturalist Charles Bonnett was Seniors are asked to note the requirements set by the Oc­ born March 13, 1720. new time. They may be served cupational Safety Health Act out of a job in the midst of a depres­ idealism of terrorists have been stark­ (OSHA) of 1974. On this day in history: lunch anytime between 11:15 sion and the city of Shelton has lost its & ly delineated and exposed in Shelton. In 1868, the U.S. Senate began impeach­ a.m. and 12:45 p.m. In other business, the board biggest taxpayer. These people are not only enemies of ment proceedings against President An­ The first hot lunch for seniors approved $1,700 from cash sur­ drew Johnson on charges of “high crime ANDREW TULLY plus for the Emergency This was an anarchical act to the government and society. They are was served March 7. Eighteen and misdemeanors.” He was acquitted by seniors participated. Employment Act program of FORBES destroy, which had no rhyme nor enemies of the people. in May. Appropriations which $1,000 will be for the park and $700 for the town recreation The Board of Finance ap­ Living Too High On The Hog program. The total amount is proved appropriations in the You and Forbes and the sundae reimbursable. soda fountain scene. Just wait till you see the flavorful varieties on our WASHINGTON - Fortunately, Sen. Proxmire jogs a couple of miles to work venience and social status. Almost absent- Lawton Chiles, D-Fla., is a relative new­ himself. He also has a bad reputation mindedly, we have built up a ruling class BIBA menu. Just wait till you get a DON OAKLEY comer on Capitol Hill, which is to say he is among bureaucrats for looking into their insulated from the hard and often cruel still blithely unaware that members of official perquisites, such as lavish dining facts of our own lives. taste of these rich and creamy ice Congress are a kind of nobility and rooms and free parking spaces. Now he Budget Requests cream colors. Natural vanillas, delicate therefore automatically entitled to pick has decided it would be felicitous, and Richard Nixon was the most notorious Conservation Is Energy Money-Saver the taxpayer’s pocket. economical, if assorted government big official example of what Veblen called blueberries, delectable raspberries and Chiles has introduced a bill to eliminate shots were required to use motor pools or “ conspicuous consumption.” But too Filed With Board taxpaid junkets overseas by lame-duck even get about in their own cars — like many other government VIPs are living strawberries, minty greens. W hipped up by legislators, a practice that has cost the people. too high on the hog. That is not what the ANDOVER building official and sanitary public millions of dollars over the past few “There is no reason why 800 high and Founding Fathers had in mind when they agent, $2,760; zoning agent and Biba in all cotton for junior sizes. Left, the recent National Governors’ technology applied to existing structures, Donna Holland The continuing introduction of energy­ decades. It is, indeed, not so much a prac­ not-so-high government officials should gave us a Republic. zoning enforcement, $490. Conference in Washington, 28 state chief said Rickelton, without fueling inflation as Correspondent 2 3 " gored wrap skirt. One size fits 3-13. In saving equipment is likely to result in tice as it is a tradition; such junkets are continue to be chauffeured around like The fire commissioners executives called for a voluntary conser­ the 33 tax on oil would do or creating an sizable cutbacks in the use of energy over considered a last chance to dip into the 646-0375 recommended the Board of vation program "of massive proportions” potentates,” says Proxmire. “Placing blue only, 1 7.00. Topped with a blue patchwork enormous bureaucracy as rationing would the next decade, he predicts. public trough. Budget requests submitted to Finance put the sum of $10,000 for a trial period of four to six months do. them in the back of a chauffeur-driven the Board of Finance by other But will Americans really get “conser­ But Chiles insists on viewing the tradi­ limousine with their little reading lamps into the fire engine fund. 'The shirt. 7-13 sizes, 16.00. Right, long wrap-tie before the government attempts to curb As an example of what a single company vation religion” ? tion with cold logic. He says he finds it town boards and commissions tax collector is asking for ap­ oil consumption by harsher means. while other people plow through traffic were: Board of Fire Com­ can accomplish, for the 12-month period Consider the city of Danville, Va. Faced “hard to imagine what worthwhile pur­ proval of an adding iqachine at patchwork skirt. One size fits 3-13. For 24.00. Their voices join a growing chorus. promotes an elitist group or class.” ending Oct. 31, 1974, General Mills with a shut-down of its industries this pose” is served by so-called “fact-finding” missioners, $5,900; assessor, a cost of $240. Shortly before the governors convened, iManrl^wt^r Gauzy natural, blue or mint shirt. 7-13 sizes, 14.00. reduced its in-house energy consumption winter because of a 55.5 per cent cutback trips abroad when the members involved It seems to be Proxmire has addressed $3,390; civil preparedness The treasurer is asking for a the National Research Council, a branch himself to the real . Both the by 9.8 per cent, for a savings of 31.5 in natural gas deliveries, the community won’t be around to make use of any facts director, $250; tax collector, raise in salary from $950 to $1,- of the National Academy of Sciences, chauffeured limousines and the junkets $2,275; town attorney, $2,500. A ll now being served up in the Place for Juniors. million in fuel costs. voluntarily reduced the use of gas for they might stumble onto between expedi­ Etipnittg Hrralii 560, noting she is presently made the alarming report that the nation’s for lame-duck members of Congress Continental Oil Cojnpany has launched heating by businesses and residences to tions to perfume shops and night clubs; FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 Also, treasurer, $1,690.90; working for about $1.58 per actual reserves of recoverable oil and gas an internal conservation program aimed suggest that certain public servants con­ fire m arshal, $497.68; -In­ keep the factories going. Chiles notes that nearly 100 lame ducks Published by the Published every hour. may be less than half that estimated by at a 15 per cent reduction in its energy con­ Nationally, electricity output, which took off at government expense for fordgn sider themselves a privileged class. Such Mancheater evening except Sun- surance Commission, $19,700; government energy analysts and claimed sumption, ranging from turning off un­ perquisites make them remote from the Publishing Co., Herald deye end holldeye. jumped 7.1 per cent a year from 1960 to shores after 1974 Congressional elections. Square, Manchester, Entered at the that the goal of energy self-sufficiency by necessary lights to making sure that 1973, did not rise last year. Gasoline sales The Florida solon is right, of course. people they’re supposed to be serving, Or C-onn. 06040, Mancheater, Conn., the 1980s is "essentially impossible.” boilers and furnaces are programmed for during last summer’s peak driving months as Proxmire put it, “Public officials Telephone 643-2711 Post Office aa Second Few lame ducks even bother to report on (Area Code 203). Claas Mall Matter. Among other steps, the council the most efficient operation. were 1 per cent below 1973, after climbing their “findings.” As President should not live in a style which is too far WEEKEND SPECIALI BURL L. LYONS. PUBLISHER recommended a “conservation ethic” According to Ken Gerhart, director of 4.6 per cent a year from 1950. Eisenhower once put it bitterly, ‘"Those removed from the problems of ordinary which, in the words of Dr. Brian J. the program, the IS per cent reduction We can cut down on energy use more guys consider paid vacations as a reward citizens'.” SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES GREEN SO A O Skinner, chairman of the panel that would add up to an annual savings of 328 cheaply than we can. expand domestic for having been ousted from office by thq Money would be saved by both the Chiles PAYABLE IN ADVANCE CARNATIONS...... pcrdoz. c ! i 4 o produced the study, should become “kind million fbr the company, but more impor­ supplies, points out Dr. Mayers,.and we voters. To them, it’s a bonus added onto and Proxmire bills; Proxmire says his & igle Copy ... isa 3 Months ... $11.70 of a national religion.” tant, would be the equivalent of finding a would gain the added benefits of less their pensions.” measure would cut government costs by FORBES & W ALLACE ...... 80« 6 Months ... $23.40 But just how much hope does conserva­ new oil field producing over 8,000 barrels ecological damage while having to spend But now a kind of conscience seems to 313-million a year, and that’s not peanuts ■ ONE Month .. $3.90 One Year... $46.80 tion promise? a day. less on environmental protection. be stirring on the Hill, perhaps as a pru­ on Main Street. But it is much more im­ Mail Hates Upon Request In a letter to President Ford in January, “A substantial degree of energy conser­ dent political response to the fact that portant in these hard times that our VIPs Subscribers who p.m. should telephone David Rickelton, president of the tail to receive their ihe circulation depart- vation is an attainable goal for the plain citizens are being asked to make not only set an example of frugality, but Herald before 5:30 menl. 647-9946. American Society of Heating nation,” says Dr. John G. Myers, author of sacrifices for the'economy’s sake. Have alter their life-styles — a little — so they Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning an analysis by the Conference Board. TODArS the growls of taxpayer discontent — and can better comprehend the problems of Member Audit Bureau of Circulations E ngii^rs, outlined a number of proposals He notes that the industrial sector of. the those of the unemployed — at last been plain citizens. Force a bureaucrat to drive be said could save 7.5 to 10 per cent of the economy, mainly manufacturing, con­ THOUGHT heard in Washington? his own car in rush-hour traffic, or take a The Manchester Display advertising total energy used in the U.S. — the Publishing Co. closing hours: Three sumes about 40 per cent of all the energy Possibly. At any rate, another Senate bus and he would soon identify with the full days prior lo equivalent of 3 to 4 million barrels of oil a used in the U.S. Yet while manufacturing Lord, I may not be yet willmg for thee to penny-pincher has been heard from. Sen. shoe derk trying to make it home before assumes no linanclal publication. day. output rose 4.3 per cent a year between his 1968 model breaks down. responsibility tor Deadline lor Herald' have thy way with me, but Pam willing to William Proxmire, D-Wis., has introduced typographical arrora classified advertising: /(venuSi While we are learning how to harness 1947 and 1971, energy use expanded only be made willing. a measure to cut back the number of We the people have become too appearing In adver­ 12 noon prior to day of rnsid® tisements and other 1122 BO such exotic forms of energy as sunlight 2 7 per cent — this during a period when (F.B, Meyer) federal officials entitled to chauffeur-' solicitous of our public servants. We publication; 12 noon FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN DAILY 10-9, SATURDAY 10-6 USE YOUR FORBES' CHARGE, MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD. heat inside the earth, savings can reading matter in The Friday lor publication and the energy was becoming cheaper in relation Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson driven automobiles from an estimated 800 pamper them like spoiled children, Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon­ "be made now by the use of existing to other goods. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church to a mere 27. lavishing our tax dollars on their con­ Herald. day. PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., March 13, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 13, 1OT5 — PAGE SEVEN Board Seeks r - — — ■ 1 $3.2 Million Tetley TbaBags /' n iii^ B u t t w For Schools COURT EXTRA BONUS 31 TOLLAND CASES Finast Fresh Quarters Vivian Kenneson Correspondent Grade A 1 lb 875-4704 FROM FINAST The Board of Education COMMON PLEAS COURT pkg Wednesday approved a figure of ^ 19 doz $3,214,005 to submit to the R o c k v ille _____ Board of Selectmen for its 1975- Clip These Valuable Coupons! Valid thru March 15 ,With This Coupon 4 purchase of S5 or more I Gary F. Alexander, 22, oT With This Coupon 4 purchase of $5 or more 76 budget. This represents a Milford, presented in Common H-945 Limit one Valid thru March 15 H-982 Limit one Valid thru March 15 H-983 ^0 | $222,346, or 7.38 per cent in­ Pleas Court 19, Rockville, SUPERMARKETS' SUPERMARKETS crease over the present budget. Tuesday on charges of first- Although teacher salary degree robbery and first-degree negotiations have not been com­ larceny, was scheduled by Frozen Food Favorites. pleted, the board is using a 6.8 Judge Philip Dwyer for a per cent increase for all hearing on probable cause on Y v n S a le ! salaries, including administra­ March 19. tion, teachers, and other Alexander was charged in employes as a basis for the final connection with an armed 4 oz 4 ply figure. holdup at Friedrich Jewelers in Skein The projected budget was Rockville on Jan. 17 during SALE AT FINAST! derived by taking the 1974-75 which it was reported that $30,- Machine Washable budget of $3,010,446, adding 000 worth of diamonds were 4 Dryer Safe $148,957 for salary increases, taken. $98,389 for non-salary increases Other area cases presented due to inflationary cost rises, Tuesday and their disposition deducting $18,787 from the pre­ are as follows: Blaine A. sent budget for non-recurring Perkins, 37, 5 River St., Pyrex Bakeware Freezer Queen expenses, and $25,000 which the Rockville, operating an un­ 1- qt Casserole with'Cover board had cut last week. registered motor vehicle, $25 Dr. Kenneth MacKenzie, bond forfeited; Peter T. 8-inch Square Bake Dish superintendent of schools, said Vlachos, 21, 229 Vernon Ave., 2- quart Rectangular Bake Dish the proposed budget represents Rockville, following too closely Mini Meals 2-quart Loaf Dish a minimum. If it is reduced changed from reckless driving, 3 further it will mean cutting of $30 fine. personnel and libraries as there Charges were nolled in the I is no way the schools can get by following cases: Allen Moquin, 1.59 to 1.99 All on less materials and supplies 22, Upper Butcher Rd., Values ! Varieties than last year, he said. Rockville, failure to stop for School board chairman At emergency vehicle; Peter Pure Food Coloring Small Kit 25

OBITUARIES A R E A POLICE REPORT Thoughts Celts Below Par Peter D. ComoJIo Mrs. Lottie M. Holborow R O C K V IL L E -P eter D. The funeral of Mrs. Lottie M. Wednesday with third-degree Comollo, 77, of 65 Lawrence St. VERNON Davis of P ark West Dir., Holborow of 91 Chestnut St., larceny in connection with com­ ApLENty Charles Suprenant, 23, of Rockville. died Wednesday at Rockville who died Tuesday at a plaints that he issued several General Hospital. He was the Connecticut Motel, The alleged incident occured In Sinking Suns Manchester convalescent checks in the Vernon area after By Len Auster husband of Mrs. Mary Bosco home, will be private at Holmes Manchester, was charged about March 5, police said. Lee his account was closed, police was released on a $25 surety Comollo. Funeral Home, 400 Main St. said. Mr. Comollo was born Sept. bond for appearance in court express their displeasure with the Burial will be in Murray He was released on a $100 By Earl Yost 25, 1897 in Alfaiano, Italy, and Cemetery, Richmond, Va., at March 25. World Champions. non-surety bond for appearance William P. Stanley III, 17, of came to this country at the age the convenience of the family. Specs Show Strange Vibes “We haven’t played a good game “We were tired after our game in in Common Pleas Court 19, 15 Tumblebrook Dr., Vernon, of 16, living in Manchester There are no calling hours. down here yet,” Coach Tommy Hein- Pool Opening Rockville, March 25. was charged Wednesday with Something very ominous seems brewing with a recent Chicago Tuesday night,” Heinsohn before coming to Rockville 16 The family suggests that any sohn said as he sat slumped back in a Fredejdck Lee, 19, of 18 fourth-degree larceny in con­ statement made by UConn basketball coach Dee Rowe. said. The Celts won in overtime. “We years ago. For many years, he memorial contributions may be On May 25 LegiofTDr., Rockville, was nection a complaint from W. T. Rowe is quoted as saying that Holy Cross epitomizes the chair in the Boston dressing room last couldn’t have played worse and won. was employed by the Pruden­ made to the Memorial Fund of charged with third-degree night. The specifications for bids Grant Store at Vernon Circle. kind of team he would like to have and that it has been very Ken Stacom and Paul Westphal gave tial Insurance Co. and later North United Methodist assault in connection with a Five minutes earlier he had seen his operated Comollo's Epicure, a being sought for operating He was released on his difficult for him to harness his own performers. us a spark in the first half.” Church. complaint made by Shirley J. club storm back on John Havlicek’s catering service. At the time of Globe Hollow Swimming Pool’s promise to appear in court on Holy Cross, for the unknowing, is a very patient, dis­ HavUcek was immense when he his retirement, he was chef at Mrs. Anna C.'Gorman concession stand indicate March 25. ciplined quintet which allows things to happen — not force heroics to defeat Phoenix, 88-82 at the went on a scoring tear in a 90-second the Tolland County Jail. Mrs. Anna G. Gorman of Manchester plans to open its McConnell Wins them. The Huskies, in comparison, are almost the extreme. Hartford Civic Center before a SRO span, hitting eight points, three on He was a communicant of St. Bridgeport died Wednesday at pools May 25 and close them iV»H. Sweepstakes opposite, doing things first and then wishing they hadn’t. crowd of 11,283. hoops, with the score deadlocked at Sept. 1, Labor Day. A TRADITION “I don’t know what it is, but we Bernard’s Church and a charter St. Vincent's Hospital in Edwin B. McConnell of 57 If Rowe is serious in his belief, then the complexion of 78-all, with two minutes left. The town is seeking alternate member of the Italian Social Bridgeport. She waj the widow Branford St. is a $1,000 winner ’ the UConn team might take a radical change in the not too shoot terrible here, in all three games It was at this stage that Heinsohn bids for the concession. The HAM Club. of Dr. W. Edward Gorman, and in the New Hampshire distant future. In order to do this, Rowe will have to switch that we’ve played here,” he added, waved his captain off the bench and base bid is for operation of the Other survivors are a the mother of Mrs. Virginia Sweepstakes. He received his For Easter Sunday and anyone who saw the games will stand. The second bid includes his recruiting tactics and area of concentration and go inserted him for Westphal. The old daughter, Miss Clara Comollo Kosak of Manchester. check at the Super Draw, held agree. The Celts topped Houston but operation of the stand and For over 50 years we have after more players like former East Catholic star Joe pro responded and the move looked of Rockville; a brother, John Other survivors are a son, M^rch 7 in the New Hampshire maintenance of the area — to been eslling MORREU FUUY Whelton. Whelton comes from a disciplinejd background, lost to Seattle in previous ‘home’ like a stroke of coaching genius, Comollo of Alfaiano, Italy; and three brothers, a sister, four estate House, Concord. include the building and COOKED hockleet, ehankleas, East’s and Coach Stan Ogrodnik’s forte, and it’s becoming starts at Hartford. which Heinsohn admitted with a grin. three sisters, Mrs. Clara Ber- grandchildren and three great­ McConnell, who is a multi­ grounds. waste free HAMS for Easter “We shot terrible, I like the crowd “They were all set plays,” Heinsohn toldi of Corona, N.Y., Mrs. grandchildren. weekly subscriber in the N.H. more apparent that others like this will be enticed into The bids will be opened dinners. here, but the leprechaun doesn’t Rosina Volta of Seattle, Wash., The funeral is Saturday at 9 Sweepstakes, is a maintenance going to Storrs. added. March 27 in the Municipal reside here. In Boston, he sits on the and Mrs. Amelia Granziano of a.m. from the Cyril F. Mullins man at Pratt & Whitney, East Westphal, who would be a starter on Building. In addition to the famous Mon Calvo, Italy. Funeral Home, 1640 Boston Hartford. Difficult Season rim and taps ‘em in,” Heinsohn most other clubs, set the tempo for The funeral is Friday at 10; 15 Ave., Bridgeport, with a Mass Morrell Ham, we will offer added. the final period when he stole two fine Hams from First Prize a.m. from the Ladd Funeral at 9; 30 at St. Ambrose Church, Although UConn’s roundball season isn’t over yet, it Boston shot a horrendous 28 per balls and turned them into baskets Home. 19 Ellington Ave., with a and DuBuque. Bridgeport. Burial will be in St. already has been a difficult one for Whelton, according to cent in the first period, 35 in the se­ after the Suns held a 67-59 edge at the Mass at St. Bernard’s Church at ^Nothing I Can Do’ Easter comes on the 30th of John’s Cemetery, Stratford. reports from his high school mentor. Whelton, a hard and cond, 30 in the third but came on buzzer and the boos turned to cheers. II. Burial will be in St. James Friends may call at the March; so many orders are dedicated worker already, has indicated that he’s going to strong with 11 for 18 and 61 per cent in Cemetery, Manchester. already rolling In lor White added 18 second half points funeral home Friday from 3 to 5 Julie Woodhouse, behind the desk, is playing a psychiatrist who gets a stick shaken at her double his efforts and prove to one and all that he is a 40- the final 12 minutes. Friends may call at the funeral and 7 to 9 p.m. PINEHURST fine heme... for a total of 20 and Havlicek added 14, home tonight from 7 to 9. There when she tells the patient, Amy Fournier, she can do nothing about her (the patient’s) minute player, not a sixth or seventh cog in a wheel which JoJo White hit one of 10 basket tries Don Nelson 13 and hard-working Dave will be a prayer service tonight Mrs. Fred W. Lee troubles. Both are Grade 4 students at Highland Park School who wrote and performed the has many squeaks to it. in the first half against the under­ Cowens a dozen. Nate Hawthorne at 8 at the funeral home. ROCKVILLE-Mrs. Joyce skit “The Button-jar Psychiatrist” in a variety show program Wednesday night at a EASTER According to Ogrodnik, Whelton is somewhat down now manned Suns who played without registered 20 points in defeat, 16 over Reudgen Lee, 54, of 6 Bradley Highland Park School PTA meeting. (Herald photo by Dunn) FUNERAL HOME POLISH but that’s because “he goes the way of the team, not starters Charlie Scott, Keith his game average, and Joseph A, K uch Dr. died Wednesday night at Established 1874 • Four Generations of Service himself.” The scholastic mentor also added, “When things Erickson, Dick Van Arsdale and Gene added 16. ROCKVILLE-Joseph A. Rockville General Hospital. 142 East Center Street, Manchester 646-5310 KIELBASA get tough you find out more about a person than when Melchionni. Scott and Van Arsdale Boston raced to an 8-0 lead but once Kuch, 62, of 9 Spruce St. died She was the wife of Fred. W. everything is going right.” are the Suns’ top scorers. the Suns got untracked it was Lee. suddenly Wednesday at his Town Schools Join That statement has a truthful ring to it. And facts Nevertheless, the invaders gave the anybody’s game until Havlicek lit the home. Mrs. Lee was born March 30, ABOUT When Walter SllkowskI learned about Whelton earlier still hold true. Right now, Celts fits and caused the fans to 1920 in Rockville and had lived fuse ip the 46th minute. Mr. Kuch was born April 13, worked here, he sold a lot of he’s not blaming anybody for his team’s shortcomings and here all her life. At the time of Food Sharing Drive TOWN 1912 in Rockville and had lived Easter Polish Klelbasa, but all he wants to do is throw himself into the game even her death, she was employed at Manchester Senior Citizens Frank Toros really surprised here all his life. He had been as drop-off centers Friday for farther, if that is at all possible. When things get tough, the employed at the U.S. Envelope the Kingfisher Corp. Manchester schools will par­ presents their us with the demand for the non-perishable food items tough get going. That’s what the two-time All-Stater is Co. for the past 15 years. He She was a member of Union ticipate in the Food Sharing Emanuel Lutheran Church will STANLEY PROVISION EASTER brought by students. have an adult confirmation was an Army veteran of World Congregational Church, Burpee Drive this weekend to stock an 2nd Annual Variety Show POLISH... doing. He’s a competitor, a fighter, who isn’t going to take The East Catholic High review and study hour Friday War II, serving in Europe. He Relief Corps and the Daughters Emergency Food Pantry for a step backwards when everything doesn’t fall into place. (UPI photo) School Senate and the was a communicant of St. of the American Revolution. Manchester people in need. at 1:30 p.m. in the church Reservations Are Coming in Whelton will fulfill the promise seen in him by recruiters. She also was a past president of All public schools will be used Manchester High School Stu­ reception room. “Let Us Call... Boston Will Return He has that inner drive which can’t be taught. Joseph's Church. dent Assembly will be conduc­ Celts’ Dave Cowens Looks to Hoop Survivors are a brother, the Women’s Auxiliary of the ting the food drive in their have been good to work Michael P. Kuch of Rockville; Rockville Fire Department. Entertain You” Minus the cigar which is for five games next season,” Dennis Awlrey of Phoenix Blocks Path respective schools. 643-4151 Diamond Season Coming Up and a sister, Mrs. Carl Rypysc Other survivors are two sons, Smoking Rules Set at part of his makeup, Red he said. with,” the Celtic general James E. Lee and Fred W. Lee 27 Selected Members of local Boy Scout OLYMPIA, Wash. (UPI) - April is only a few weeks away and with its arrival com­ “The people here are just manager said of Portland, Conn. troops and Manchester Civitan Auerbach said last night The funeral is Saturday at Jr., both of Rockville; a It's going to be tougher to find a East Catholic High School It’s all right with us...if you es the scholastic, and major league, baseball season. Prac­ great. They’re Celtic fans. Club will also be helping with after Boston whipped 8:15 a.m. from the White- daughter, Mrs. Donna L. Top Scholars place to light up in the State of want to break tradition and “It costs us at least $1,000 the drive, which is being spon­ tice began last Monday for CheneYTech, East Catholic and Phoenix 88-82 at the Hart­ The reception the Celts Gibson-Small Funeral Home, 65 Benedict of Ashland, N.H.; two Washington. March 14th & 15th have a U.S. Choice Rib Oven Tie-Breakers Needed Manchester High. Cheney first-year coach Jim Krone had more to play here than in received in three Hartford sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Miller VERNON sored by the Manchester Com­ ford Civic Center that the Elm St., with a Mass at St. The Washington State Board Roast for Easter. 51 candidates the first day, the largest turnout ever in the Boston just for hotel and ‘home’ appearances was and Mrs. Shirley DeCarli, both Twenty-seven Rockville High munity Collegiate Civitan Club of Health Wednesday adopted 8:00 p.m. chances are good the Celts Joseph’s Church at 9. Burial School students have been and the Manchester Area of f school’s history, while East Coach Jim Penders had 50 meals. We come in the day tremendous compared to will be in St. Bernard’s of Rockville; a brother, no-smoking regulations for such Adults $1.50 will return to Hartford next William Reudgen of Rockville; designated “Connecticut Conference of Churches. Just come to PINEHURST hopefuls don*workout uniforms. Manchester veteran Coach season. before a game. games in Providence and For Ashe to Triumph Cemetery. public places as elevators, Scholars.” They are among 3,- Member churches of the lor U.S. Choice Meats. “I think something can be Springfield. All three Hart­ Friends may call at the and a granddaughter. theaters, classrooms, stores, Children under 12 $1.00 Harold Parks said 65 reported to the first meeting and 500 chosen from throughout the Manchester Area Conference of “If the right deal can be funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 The funeral fs Saturday at 11 banks and some meeting areas. ■ workout session. worked out. The people here ford starts were played state from some 8,900 can­ Churches will also have worked out, we’ll be down and 7 to 9 p.m., with a prayer a.m. at Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Assistant Attorney General (Civic Center management) before sellout crowds. NEW YORK (UPI) - American 2, to move into the quarterfinals of the Ellington Ave. The Rev. Paul J. didates. specified boxes for the collec­ James Humphrey said the PINEHURST Arthur Ashe, one of the tournament WCT Blue event at Sao Paulo, Brazil. service at 8 p.m. Selection was based on a The above space Is available to your group on a FIRST COME FIRST Bowman, pastor of Union tion of food items within their prohibitions were the first in SERVED BASIS to publicize community service programs, through the favorites, needed two tie-breakers Jaime Fillol of Chile was ousted by Congregational Church, will of­ combined scpre which weighted buildings on Saturday and Sun­ courtesy of Watkins. Contact Mrs. Janice Lopes at The Herald between GROCERY the nation to be adopted by a 11-12 a.m. Monday tor Thursday's ad. Please phone 643-2711... ’ Wednesday to advance to the third of Australia, 3-6, 7-6, 7-6, Mrs. W illiani Loughiin Jr. ficiate. Burial will be in Grove academic performance, day. COVENTRY - Mrs. state board of health. The 302 Main Pro Basketball Roundup round of this week’s World Cham­ and of New Zealand Hill Cemetery. academic ability, and potential Boy Scouts under the direc­ regulation would ban smoking Rosemary McConnell Loughiin, Friends may call at the for academic success in tion of Harry Maidment will be College Ali Nearly Set pionship Tennis Green group event at routed Australian , 6-1, 6-0. 44, of Forge Rd, died Tuesday in buses and ferries and lobbies Munich. The WCT Red tournament at funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 college. collecting for the drive in front of libraries, museums, concert at Hartford Hospital. She was Schedule Washington was idle Wednesday but and 7 to 9 p.m. Those named were; Donald of several of Manchester’s food halls, theaters and sports Ashe, second seeded, survived the the wife of William A. Loughiin The family suggests that any Apel, Mary Daigle, Irene markets. Fast Break Leader scares to defeat Yugoslavia’s Zjelko resumes today. Jr, arenas. Smoking could be per­ For Title Bout memorial contributions may be Dickinson, .Jeanne Dickinson, Any other group or individual m itted in lobbies of such Franulovic, 7-6, 7-6. At Hampton, Va., Jimmy Connors Mrs. Loughiin was born in David Duncan, Kenneth LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - made to the American Cancer interested in helping with the facilities if the lobbies were Sweden’s Kjell Johansson upset won his first round match with ease in Adams, Mass., and had lived in Edwards, Carol Filbig, Twelfth-ranked Southern Cal Society or to Newington drive may cali the Voluntary separated from main spectator Onee Hatehetman Spain’s Jose Higueras, 6-3, 3-6, 1-6, the $37,500 Independent Players the Coventry area for the past Frederic Hesse, Dawn Jaquith, Action Program at Manchester and 17th-ranked Arizona CLEVELAND (UPI) — Heavyweight champion Muham­ Children’s Hospital. areas. OPEN DAILY carried the favorite’s roles into and Rob Hewitt eliminated Syd Ball, Association tournament. Connors several years. She was a com­ James Juliano, Susan Kanter, Community Coliege, 649-3064. mad Ali, admitting he’s only 35 per cent in condition, municant of St. Mary’s Church 10 A.M.-9 P.M. NEW YORK (UPI) — Mike Riordan, pretty much a their first-round games tonight 7-5, 6-4. routed Bill Shivar Jr. Jan Kodes, se­ George Lavigne, Cynthia Lock, dressestkrvevi - sportswear p declared Wednesday he’s nearly ready to defend his title and a member of its St. Ger­ Mrs. C. A. H o kkanen defensive hatehetman during his career with the New in the second annual National Another American, cond seeded to Connors, also won easi­ Lisa Lombardi. CALDOR SHOPPING CEI SAT. 10 A.M.- March 24 against eighth-ranked Chuck Wepner. maine’s Guild. Also: Neil Malkin, Michael York Knicks, is playing a far different and more important Commissioners Invitational beat Patricio Cornejo of Chile, 7-5, 6- ly. Mrs. Casmira A. Hokkanen, HISTORIC SHIP About 140,000 tons of coal is 6 P.M. ■ “I’m' not in the best of A graduate of Carney Nursing Marshall, Allen Meyer, MANCHESTER role for the Washington Bullets. tournament. 62, of 66 White St. died PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti mined each week in Missouri, Southern Cal (18-7), with one shape, but I’m in good School, Boston, she formerly Elisabet Miller, Hillary Moses, (UPI) - Columbus’ flagship, San­ He’s the “leader of the Richlifld, which will be the was employed at Boston City Wednesday while vacationing in and all of its goes for electrical of the nation’s most polished enough condition to beat Miami, Fla. She was the widow Keith Munroe, Karl Novak, ta Maria, sank on Christmas eve, break.” scored during the 1973-74 site of the first heavyweight Hospital for two years and Mary O’ Crowly, Joan Somer­ g^eration. “TOP” guards in Gus “Wizard” Wepner,” Ali bragged upon of Waino A. Hokkanen. 1492, off the north coast of what Having more backboard season. title fight in the Cleveland served as a first lieutenant with ville, Marilyn Summers, Bruce ST. PATRICK DAY Williams, takes on Drake (16- his arrival for his final 11 Mrs. Hokkanen was born is now Haiti. Wreckage believed strength than the Knicks Nets 124, Spirits 96 area since 1931. Virginia Slims Newcomer the Air Force during the Viet­ Taylor, Carol Walton, and OF 10) in the nightcap following an days of training. “I just get Dec. 14,1912 in Gardner, Mass., to be the historic ship was dis­ had, the Bullets are able to Julius Erving scored 27 nam War. Bettejan Wooding. encounter berween Arizona (20- in good enough shape of the Ali introduced as one of and had lived in Manchester for covered by divers in 1964. THE points as the Nets ran up a She is also survived by three utilize Riordan’s shooting 6) and East Carolina (19-8) at event. This is not Ken Nor­ his advisors former sons, Chris Loughiin, Michael 27 years. For a number of ON MARCH . talents more effectively. 33-point lead in the first half 7:05 p.m. (EDT). welterweight champion Kid years, she was employed at the 1701 MORNING SPECIALS ton or George Foreman or Nearly Upsets Goolagong Loughiin and Mark Loughiin, And so Riordan, who has so and breezed to their victory The opening round of the former Burton’s store on Main St. Patrick’s Day Joe Fraizer. Gayilan and promised to dis­ all at at home; two daughters, much stamina the players over the ice-cOld Spirits. St. eight-team tourney will be com­ play the “Bolo” punch, an St. and more recently at Sage- “I’m in 35 per cent condi­ HOUSTON (UPI) - Virginia serves and Miss Anthony never Francoise Durr of France. In Marcia Loughiin and Cynthia say he has three lungs, has Louis rookie star Marvin pleted Friday night when Pur­ exaggerated uppercut made Loughiin, both at home; her Alien at Vernon Circle. She was due (16-10) battles Missouri (18- tion right now, and I’ll be 50 Slims newcomer Julie Anthony, recovered from the shakes. the other quarter-final matches become one of the National Barnes didn’t score a point famous by Gavilan two parents, William J. and Pauline a m e m b e r of G ibbons many will have a special 8) in the first game and per cent by fight time,” said a candidate for doctorate in Miss Goolagong won, 2-6, 7-5, -^it will be England’s Virginia Basketball Association’s until 5:44 was left in the Browne McConnell of West Assembly, Catholic Ladies of CORNED BEEF DINNER Tennessee (18-7) plays Bowling Ali, standing outside a motel decades ago. clinical psychology, can be 6-2. Wade vs. Russian Olga Columbus. with extra lean “game-busters.” half. Roxbury, Mass.; and two Green (17-9) in the second. in a chilly drizzle as he He said he would give proud her analysis of tennis "She (Goolagong) places the Morozova and Chris Evert vs* Survivors are a son, James BONELESS BRISKET Riordan showed his game- Colonels 108, Nuggets 103 Mona Schallau. brothers, the Rev. William The team emerging with the pulled up his gaudy Wepner the first four, five or superstar Evonne Goolagong shots on big points very, very W. Hokkanen of Vernon; a TOPS TOPS TOPS busting talents Wednesday Artis Gilmore’s 30 points six rounds and lie against was right. well. That’s the true test of a All the seeded players except McConnell Jr. of Brockton, championship in the nationally sportshirt to display a bulge Mass., and Paul McConnell of brother, Edmund J. Kodys of night when he came out led the Colonels to their win televised final Sunday after­ the ropes fighting defensive­ As far as her practical champion,” said Miss Anthony Julie Heldman—upset Westminster, Mass.; and two around his waist. Oxen Hill, Md. shooting in the third period over the Rockets at noon will be hoping to follow the ly so the challenger could application, well, it’s back to • who for the second straight Wednesday by Miss sisters, Mrs. Florence Merkel Sleeveless Boucle Turtle Necks “I am about 230 pounds Schallou—survived early The funeral is Saturday at 11 and led the Bullets to a 117- Lexington, Ky., ending the trail blazed by last year’s punch himself out. the couch. week won one match and then of Bedford, Mass., and Mrs. now, which is terrible,” he „ It was 24 hours before Miss dropped the next one to a rounds, but some with difficulty a.m. at the Bacon Funeral U.S. Choice 88 victory over the Houston Rockets’ six-game winning winner, Indiana. Playing to the television Agnes Bonk of Gardner, Mass. 100% Polyester - Back zipper. said. “I should be 216 or Anthony, 27, was to meet Miss superstar. partly because of the Home, 71 Prospect St., Rockets. streak. Dan Issel and The Hoosiers used their cameras, he vividly pan- Willimantic, with a Mass at St. The John F. Tierney Funeral CORNED BEEF championship in the initial 217.” Goolagong, 23, at center court, Miss Anthony looked forward emergence of quality players Pink, powder, navy, white, Riordan hit on seven con­ Wilbert Jones scored 16 Mary’s Church, Coventry, at Home, 219 W. Center St., is in from PInehursl. Commissioners Tournament at His first workout was tomined Wepner’s exhaus­ and the UCLA graduate to playing next week in Dallas. like Miss Anthony. charge of arrangements, which yellow and black. Reg. $7.00 secutive shots from further points each for the Colonels, noon. Burial will be in St. Come in today, or call... St. Louis last year as a scheduled for today at the tion, swinging his arms in student-turned pro was talking Miss Goolagong, relieved she “ I’ve written two of five are incomplete. than 20 feet and made 9 of 13 Jones getting 14 in the se­ papers of my dissertation,” she Mary’s Cemetery. springboard to an undefeated $25 million Midwest slow motion with a loud about the the sport’s per­ won despite a poor perfor­ shots in the third period as cond half. mance, faced Laura DuPont of said, “but it would be too dif­ Friends may call at the ^3.33 season this year. Coliseum in suburban “whoosh” after each punch. sonalities like Chris Evert. funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 643-4151 the Bullets built a 90-66 lead. Conquistadors 113, 'The tourney failed to draw in “Chris’s subdued, introverted Charlotte, N.C., today and still ficult to get on the tour later. and Friday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 HERS Turtle and Mock Turtle Necks scored Squires 103 St. Louis so the sponsoring personality contrasts with had her eye on the $15,000 first I’m 27 and I’ve got to do it now. p.m. and place your order for our 20 points and Phil Chenier scored 30 Conference Commissioners Evonne Goolagong’s shy, prize. Each year the money in­ n t s o t m x m creases. That brings more peo­ O n r 4 0 Y U IM S e rvlM very lean U.S. Choice St. 100% Polyester, back zipper. added 19 for the Bullets, who points to lead the Association moved it to though outgoing, approach,” No. l.seed Margaret Court, ple on the tour.” O p e n 24 Hours Dally Patrick’s Day Corned Beef. raised their season record to Conquistadors to their Freedom Hall this year with Miss Anthony said. “Evonne was scheduled to play No. 8 Notice Red, white, black, navy, green Softball Umpires'Clinic has tremendous equanimity. FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE 52-18. fourth consecutive victory, hopes of better box-office Court of Probate and pink. Reg. $9.00 success in an area known as a Evonne is such an elegant lady District of'Andover The equalling their longest win­ basketball hotbed. Scheduled at West Side that she doesn’t even make ning streak of the year and NOTICE TO CREDITORS Freezer O rders defeated the Portland Trail The sponsors are so confident practice look like hard work.” moving them within Artist Once in Ring ESTATE OF CORNELIA M. Mobil l@ More and more freezer ^3.33 Blazers 91-88 and the Boston of that prospect that they have Aspiring softball umpires will The fact her praise was ELLIOTT HEATING OILS Celtics beat the Phoenix games of fourth place and reserved dates for the next two have a chance to brush up on printed the same day she was to Pursuant to an order of Hon. Valdis orders are coming In. hard-hitting Alfonso Zamora, Suns 88-82 in other NBA the final playoff berth in the years ' in Freedom Hall, an the rules before taking the play Miss Goolagong was pure­ LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Soo Vinkels, Judge, all claims must be Frank Toros has processed Scoop Neck Short Sleeves who has 20 in his 20 presented to the fiduciary named below OIL BURNER A more freezer orders than any games. ABA West. It was the eighth arena seating nearly 17,000. written examination for ly accidental. Miss Anthony Hwang Hong, the World on or before June 15,1975 or be barred by The Solitaire Diamond comes in many sizes starts. HEATING INSTALLATION meat man In Manchester. consecutive loss for Southern Cal, seeking to membership in the Manchester said. Association law. The fiduciary is: Whatever your budget a solitaire diamond from ou(, 100% Nylon. 23 colors. Reg. 76erg 91, Blazers 88 “I know I will win,” the South Vincent L. Diana Call him at 643-4151. emerge from UCLA’s shadow Chapter April 8, 10, 15 at the It was no surprise, though, champion from Korea, looks great collection can fit right into it. And we can assure Bill Cunningham scored 27 Virginia. Korean Army sergeant said. 753 Main Street 643-5135 $10.00, were $5.00, NOW and claim some prestige for West Side Rec. with Miss Goolagong listless upon himself as an artist when Manchester, Conn, you, no matter what the size, they all shine with the points and Fred Carter had “Zamora is only so-so. He has 315 Center St. Mencheeter itself in this tourney, has relied Bob Parizeau and Dave and Miss Anthony on top of her he enters the ring. no experience. I have fought same brilliance. Sugar prices are lower again 26 in the 76ers’ victory which heavily on the consummate Turkington, veteran Amateur game she almost pulled off a That, he explains, is why his better opponents.” this week and we continue to snapped the Trail Blazers’ skills of Williams this, season. Softball Assn, umpires, will mighty upset Wednesday in the feature... Strike Continues record is not overly South Africa's Arnold Taylor ^4.44 six-game winning streak. Williams, a 6-2 senior, was conduct a clinic. Carl Silver of Houston stop of the Virginia impressive. He has nine KOs in can attest to Hong’s punching Portland had an opportunity HINSDALE, N.H. (UPI) - the Rec Department is the area Slims tennis tour. Catholic Burial named West Coast Player of the his 32 fights. ability. Hong, who has a 29-2-1 Land ot Lakes to go ahead with 16 seconds Greyhound owners and Year by UPI this week over ASA commissioner. Breaking serve twice in the Shirt Jackets “New Spring” handlers in the ninth day of a “ I’m a good puncher but record, dropped Taylor seven Selection of burial lota before they are needed brings left but Geoff Petrie missed such stars as Dave Meyers of The sessions will be held at first set. Miss Anthony, a strike at Hinsdale Raceway boxing is an art in Asia,” said times en route to a unanimous BUHER UCLA and Ron Lee of Oregon. the West Side Rec. The clinic college star at Stanford before peace of mind, financial protection, and lessens 100% Polyester. Assorted a jump shot. faced possible revocation of Hong, 24. “A boxer should not decision in South Africa last For Drake, tonight’s game open is open to anyone over 18 going to UCLA for graduate hardship on loved ones at time of sorrow. Endowed Sounds 102, Stars 87 their licenses today by the New try to knock his opponent out. A , July 3 to win the WBA 118- colors and patterns. Size 8-10. will be a homecoming for Larry years of age and will run each work, easily won the first set. care Is Included In the price of every lot. Terms can be 7 9 < . Stew Johnson scored 24 Hampshire Greyhound Racing boxer should be scientific. He pound crown. Haralson, a 6-9 product of of the three nights from 7 to 9. Another break in the seventh Reg. $28.00 i; points and held Moses Commission. should move around and hit and A bachelor with a big smile arranged. with any $7.50 Purchase. Louisville Male High School There will be a $10 examina­ game of the second set sent the Malone to one in 'The dog men, striking to back run. jY. and a quick sense of humor, who leads the Bulldogs in tion fee. There is no charge for newcomer up 4-3, and holding diamond duo ^600 solitaire $125 demands for a larger share of “If I was born in the United Hong speaks halting English the Sounds’ win over Utah. scoring with a 20.1 average. the clinics. Pre-registration is her own service made it 5-3. Saint James Cemetery ^6.66 the betting handle, ignored a States, I would have many but he can communicate ably PINEHURST Johnson sank 7 of 12 field Arizona has overpowered urged by calling the Rec “I could hardly stand up my 368 BROAD STREET Wednesday night deadline to more knockouts than I have with an American interviewer. ^ O f r goals in the first half. The many of its opponents this Department, Monday thru knees were knocking so much,” resume racing or pay fines and now.” He knows he’ll be facing an MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT GROCERY LOOK FOR THESE SHAMROCK SPECIALS win was the Sounds’ 21st in season with the inside play of Miss AnUiony said. 302 Main face further action today which Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 Hong will make his second ti­ enemy crowd in his 15-rounder PHONE 646-3772 70 games equalling the total junior A1 Fleming and' Then a poor line call gave MMCMESTEI PM M K AND OTHERS THROUGHOUT THE STOREI could include loss of their p.m. Silver may be contacted at tle defense Friday night when at the forum in Inglewood, ______•Sk'.-iOiry??’ number of victories they sophomore Bob Elliott. this number for further infor­ Miss Goolagong a break, she licenses. he goes against ’s young. Calif. mation. BOB PARIZEAU started placing her driving PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Thurs., March 13, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 13, 1975— PAGE FIFTEEN Indianans Bobby Knight Fisk Out Two Months, Tabbed Coach-of-Year BASKETBALL BOWLING JUNIOR Ball Breaks Right Arm Paced by John Murphy’s 26 ELKS - Walt Modzierz 141- NEW YORK (UPI) — Undefeated Indiana carries the reason is his colorful flareups during his 10-year career as points, the Lakers downed the 381, Joe Desimone 174-394, Bill stamp of its coach — an unrelenting defense — and a head coach, six at Army and four at Indiana, but the Knicks, 54-43, last night. Bob NEW YORK (UPI) — Carlton Fisk is back in familiar Yankees versus Tom Seaver of the Mets. Seaver, backed Adamy 153-382, Gene Richard­ Smith totaled 23 markers for son 146, A1 Pirkey 152-385, Joe Wednesday Bobby Knight was announced as an other reason is that the Hoosiers’ brand of baU requires surroundings today — baseball’s disabled list. by a pair of solo home runs from another recent Mets’ overwhelming winner of United Press International’s perfect team play, with a deliberate offense and a the losers. Pagano 138-163-428, A1 Atkins Also, the Suns overwhelmed Both Fisk and the Boston Red Sox are probably sharing acquisition, Dave Kingman, got the best of the four-inning 141-372, Dihg Farr 137-392, Coach-of-the-Year award. punishing defense. the Saints, 58-45, with Brian the same “what did we do to deserve this” feelings, but the duel and held the Yankees scoreless. Hunter gave up only Reggie Tomlinson 366, Don Knight, a noted perfectionist who can be quite loud when The 34-year-old coach becomes the second Hoosier boss Chariebois’ 22 points best for fact is that Fisk, basehall’s most injury-hexed player, is one other hit, but came out the loser in the 3-0 Mets’ win. Carpenter 367, Dick Krol 355, his team or the officials come up short of perfection, has to win the UPI Coach of the Year award as Branch the winners and Leo Diana’s 19 out again—this time with a broken arm. Elsewhere on the Grapefruit League circuit... Jack Talley 364, Nick Twerdy guided the Hoosiers to a 29-0 record this season, with an McCracken won it in 1953. best for the Saints. Hal Breeden’s three-run homer off Steve Carlton and 366, Mike Denhup 353. average winning margin of 23.3. Although his reputation for defense preceeded him to In­ Fisk, who missed the first 17 games of last season with a rookie Bombo Rivera’s two-run blast off Jim Lonborg “I am very appreciative of this,” Knight said when in­ diana, Army having had the best defensive team in the na­ SENIOR groin injury and then two months later was sidelined for powered the Montreal Expos to a 10-1 rout of the REC - Jerry Smith 140-355. formed of the award. “The reason I appreciate something tion three times under Knight, the 34-year-old coach quick­ Action at liiing Junior High the balance of the season with a knee injury, was struck on Philadelphia Phillies...A three-run homer by Dave Parker like this is that to me it is something the coach receives as ly made converts among the run-and-gun fans of Hoosier last night saw Moriarty the arm Wednesday by a pitched ball from Detroit Tigers’ off left-hander John Curtis helped the Pittsburgh Pirates SPICE - Pat Lappen 351, Don­ Brothers crush Cycle Gear, 91- na Haack 348. l-M a representative of the team. basketball with a 62-19 record in his first three years, more righthander Fred Holdsworth and will be lost to the Red to a 6-4 win over the St. Louis Cardinals...The Cardinals’ “This is indicative of that cooperation that has marked victories than in any other three-year span in the univer­ 68, and Kahuna Kids squeeze by Sox for two months. “B” team, powered by homers from Bake McBride, Ken HOME ENGINEERS - out play—the effort that has gone into our playing very Schiebel Brothers, 85-84. sity’s basketball history. Joe Van Oudenhove (27), Ben For the Red Sox, who lost the exhibition game 6-2, the Reitz, Mike Tyson and Jim Dwyer, drubbed the Chunichi • Elaine Neckerman 186-478, well together.” But the Hoosiers were just warming up for this season’s Grzyb (22) and Joe Schmidt news couldn’t be worse. Fisk’s injuries last year were Dragons 14-4 on 18 hits... Gerry Tucker 195-511, Barbara Indeed, Indian’s team-play is such that Knight’s probably performance, when Knight finally achieved the perfection generally regarded as the biggest reason the Red Sox fell UPI Photo (20) were best for Moriarty’s Joe Ferguson smacked a three-run homer in the seventh Higley 177-457, Phyllis Allen is better known than any of the players on his team. One in defense he had sought. with Dick Bowman taking out of the pennant race and this season their two closest inning and National League most valuable player Steve 469, Alyce McArdle 452, Maryls scoring honors for Cycle with rivals in the American League East, the New York Garvey pounded out four hits to lift the Los Angeles Dvorak 423, Jennie Leggitt 452, ^Hilarious Time' DidnH Mind Rider or Dip 29. Ron Anderson and Marc Yankees and Baltimore Orioles, have strengthened Dodgers to a 9-7 triumph over the Baltimore Orioles. Cathy Bohjalian 455, Alyce Bikini-Clad Jockey Donna Hillman Cools Off in Florida Schardt had 10 apiece in the themselves immensely through off-season trades. Newly-acquired Ken Singleton homered for McArdle 452. losing effort. John Barry and Another pennant hopeful club, the New York Mets, also Big Thrill for Local Pro Baltimore...Relief pitcher Pat Zachary’s bases-loaded, WIVES - Mary O’Marra 177- Tom Juknis popped in 27 and 26 were hit by the injury hex. Joe Torre, the Mets’ m ost. ninth inning walk to Jose Cruz handed the Houston Astros a markers respectively in pacing touted off-season acquisition, suffered an ankle sprain in 180-471, Carol Dellangela 175- Torre Hurt Kahuna’s. Paul Jabs added 19 12-11 win over the Cincinnati Reds in a ragged game that 176-472, Lynne Topping 177-181- markers. Ben Billie (20), Steve an exhibition game with the Yankees. featured 17 other walks... 493, Peggy Callahan 458, Karen FT. LAUDERDALE,, Robbins (18) and Carl Torre, on whom the Mets are counting heavily to supply Two out singles by Rowland Office and Marty Perez in Dischert 451, Joann Royal 455. Jack Redmond some much-needed power this year, sprained his right Fla. (UPI) — Third Hohenthal (14) were best for the ninth inning produced a pair of runs and a 2-1 Atlanta Pre-Season Choice ankle in a freak accident when he tripped over third base baseman Joe Torre suf­ Schiebel’s. Braves victory over the Texas Rangers...Amos Otis’ first HAPPY HOLIDAYS - Val fered a sprained right while backing off the bag to permit Yankee baserunner hit of the spring, a wind-blown double, climaxed a four-run Saly 348, Marti Sarles 364, ankle Wednesday in a Prepare U.S.A. Bobby Bonds to reach the base. X rays, however, proved Kansas City ninth inning and pushed the Royals to an 8-7 Kathy Hayden 374. 3 freak aeeident during the negative and Torre was not expected to be sidelined more Hawks Struggling Larson Photo win over the Chicago White Sox...The White Sox “B” New York Wets’ exhibition “It was a real opportunity than a few days. team also lost 8-1 to a combined four hitter from AUTOMOTIVE - Dan Wells game with the .New York By Earl Yost for me to hit against the top National Division Volleyball Kings The injury to Torre took much of the lustre off the Minnesota Twins pitchers Dave Goltz, Bert Blyleven and NEW YORK (UPI) - Collins gave St. Louis a 2-0 rout of Minnesota. Vail Whalers, 222-510, Lenny DeLisle 560, Yankees. pros,” the ex-UConn athlete heralded duel of the New York aces. Catfish Hunter for the Tom Johnson. lead in the first period and scored one goal while team Helping prepare the Back in the winner’s circle after a lapse of several years was Watkins entry in the Rec George Moquin 519, Steve When the National Hockey Torre, acquired from said as he took a breather then Pierre Plante and mates Gerry Meehan, Bryan United States team in the re­ Department’s National Division. Squad members, front row, left to right, Charlie Kershaw 508, Bee Moquin 176- League divided its teams up the St. Louis Cardinals in from giving lessons at the Phoenix into four divisions for the Wayne Merrick took turns Hextall and Curt Bennett cent Aetna World Cup tennis McFall, Bruce Watkins, Tom Vecsey. Rear row, Lee Watkins, Jim Spencer, Dean 178-516, Nancy Doucet 176-508, setting each other up for each chipped in a pair a winter trade, was taken matches against Australia local club yesterday. Sharlie DeLisle 197-497, 1974-75 season, the only sure to Holy Cross Hospital “The big difference that I Yost, Earl Yost. Missing was Steve Gephard. The top three finishers in each division Jeanette Szatkowski 195-194- bet for a first place finish what proved to be the game Maple Leafs 3, Canadiens at the Hartford Civic Center will engage in playoffs starting Monday, March 24. Crowd Roars Its Approval, where doctors have noted was how cleanly they To Battle 520, Sandy Kershaw 195-490, was the Chicago Black winning goals. 3 last weekendwas Jack Red­ scheduled X rays. hit the ball. Every ball they Dianne Randall 452. Hawks. “We’re looking for first Ron Ellis scored from a mond, professional at the HARTFORD (UPI) - The The injury occurred Manchester racquet Club. hit seemed to hit the center Chicago was plotted in place this weekend,” Blues’ scramble in front of the New England Whalers may be Steve Blass Throws Strike MIXERS- Paul Leone 205- when Torre tripped over of the racquet. Division II with such captain Barclay Plager said. Montreal net with three When Captain Dennis comfortably in first place in the 211-584, Ray Rowett 215-553, third base while backing Ralston of the U.S.A. “Stockton was really up East Division of the World 1 reknowned hockey doormats Rangers 5, Islanders 3 seconds left in the game to Learning Year for East, plete game in the World him out, you know what I Jack Pelligrinelli 203-202-562, off the bag to permit learned that the left-handed for his match with Laver,” Hockey Association, but one By Milt Richman as Vancouver, Minnesota, Gilles Marotte, Nick extend Toronto’s unbeaten / Series since.” was doing? I was clapping, I Dale Churchill 211-558, Bruce Beverley and Jean Ratelle baserunner Bobby Bonds Rod Laver was a late addi­ Redmond said. The Aussie thing must gall them. In four Winot 202-542, Jim Olenick 209- St. Louis—all of which streak to eight games. Mon­ matches this year, they’ve not Richie Hebner shook his was so happy.” scored goals before the to reach the bag. Bonds tion to the Aussie squad, he and Stockton, rated No.l by Future Prospects Bright 533, A1 Rodonis 210, Irving finished last season at least treal’s NHL record road un­ beat the Phoenix Roadrunners. BRADENTON, Fla. head, then brushed the bat was advancing from se­ sought out Tom Collins, Aet­ their respective captains, Sanguillen’s happiness had Sobolov 539, John DeLucco 538, 14 games under ' .5(X). The game was seven minutes old beaten string advanced to 23 The Whalers will have an op­ (UPI) — Still struggling he had in his hands across cond to third base on a na Cup director, and asked were involved in the finest to be brief, though, because Dave White 525, Bob Grote 520, NHL hierarchy threw in to lead the Rangers to their games. portunity tonight as they face mightily to find his way the top of his shoes. He was grounder by Thurman for a top-flight lefthanded match of the four days, after retiring Hahn on a soft Jerry Coro 513, Paul Scagliarini first year franchise Kansas third win without a loss Sabres 7, Seals 2 off against the Arizona expan­ back, and sweating already standing near the cage 507, Marie Beaudet 204-515, Lois Munson in the fourth in­ iplayer in the area. h Laver winning on a tie­ Lusa was far and away the jayvee team are fine fly ball to center, Blass City for added laughs. against the Islanders this Jerry Korab scored one sion team at 7:30 at the Hart­ By Len Auster even though this was only waiting his turn in batting Johnson 193-502, Dolly Dawood ning of the exhibition. Redmond, the second breaker after each won one Eagles’ best rebounder with prospects, including Jqff walked four straight But the joke turns out to season. The victory padded goal and set up three others ford Civic Center. Poor by past standards, his second pitch, Steve Blass practice. 185-191-501, Phyllis Allen 186, Torre left the park on ranking player in Connec- set. Considering the Whalers’ 176 caroms with senior Cap­ Heim, Mark Dumais, Jon batters. Pitching to Andy be on Chicago-which faces the Rangers’ second place to eliminate California from East Catholic did make ad­ threw a good slider to Don “Steve’s still got a good Elna Dimock 177-480, Mary crutches. titicut and No. 10 in New Redmond added that the record of only six losses and tain Jim Wehr a distant se­ Lindberg, Scott Holland and Kosco, he threw one ball at a very real prospect of cushion to six points over playoff contention for the vances on the basketball Hahn and the umpire called sense of humor,” said White 176, Joyce Fontaine 482, England, possessed the ball returned by the pros two ties in 28 home games, cond with 108. Sophomore Paul Bienkowski, all least 20 feet wide of the finishing the season in third their New York neighbors. fifth straight year. Rick court during the 1974-75 it a strike. Hebner. “ He hasn’t Marie DeLucco 475, Lorraine proper credentials-mainly, a JACK REDMOND “seemed heavier coming at they may put an end to the Gary Carlson, who didn’t sophomores. Leone 454, Bunny Oppelt 451. place behind Vancouver and Penguins 5, Bruins 3 Martin added two goals for season. The Eagles qualified The -reaction from the plate. strong left-handed serve. you. It really gave you a jolt Roadrunners’ distinction of break into the starting “It seems we have a lot of changed. Maybe off the field St. Louis. The Blues added Rookie center Pierre the Sabres, giving him 44 for Dave Kingman being the only team in the for the State Tournament meager week-day crowd he has, but I’m not with him Collins called Redmond turned out to be the darling when you hit it.” lineup until midway, material coming back but Blass’ teammates are credence to this theory by Larouche snapped a 14-game the year. league to beat them every for the 12th consecutive was immediate. There were there so I can’t say. EASTERN and the Racquet Club pro with the fans. For his efforts, Redmond, through the season, latched we also have a lot of work to doing everything but posting a 4-3 victory against scoreless streak with a three WHA Homers Decide game. year, bowing out in the first only 1,520 at the Pittsburgh- Bl'SINESS.MEN'S- Alan Grzyb responded. During his four Redmond also worked out who was also used in a onto 103 rebounds. do,” Ogrodnik insisted, ‘‘Most guys go down praying for him, knowing the Black Hawks in Chicago goal hat trick to end a seven Bobby Hull scored his 61st Phoenix stands second to round with a 12-10 final Philadelphia contest here, 176-436, Larry Aceto 139-357, days of working with the with , Arthur teevee commercial for the Sophomore backcourtman “’The question is how badly gradually. He just went that after all the control Stadium Wednesday—the game Boston winning skein and 62nd goals of the season FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. Houston in the West Division at mark. Peter Thompson led the but they cheered and from good to bad. Like Mike Zwick 153-382, Bert Americans, Redmond was in Ashe and sponsoring Aetna Life, 34-27-6. New England is 36-24-4, do they want it. Do they problems he has had and first St. Louis victory there and clinch a Stanley Cup as his Winnipeg Jets fell to (UPI) — A pair of home runs by ‘‘They were learning applauded Steve Blass so Carlson 145-351, Ernie Oakman action principally with Wednesday, Thursday, received a thank you and a a whopping 17 points ahead of quintet in assists with 93. He want to be best in the con­ falling off a cliff. I can’t that tNp back to the minors 139-383, Ed Ralph 138-135-382, in more than two years. playoff spot for Pittsburgh. Quebec 5-3, Paul Hoganson’ Dave Kingman, his third and every minute of the way and spontaneously, so loudly, so remember anybody else who A thrill of a lifetime. was also the best foul ference or best in the state? last summer, time is run­ The victory pulled the Flames 9, North Stars 4 recorded his second shutout fourth of the spring, gave Tom youthful , who Friday and Saturday. second place Cleveland but it remains to be seen how Ding Balch 155-406, Mick haying only two more points shooter, canning 38 of 44 op­ It’s up to them. enthusiastically, they ever did it the same way, ning out for him. A couple Holmes 137-371, Sam Little 143- Blues to within two points of Eric Vail became the first of the season as Baltimore Seaver a big edge on Catfish much,” seven-year coach Hunter and the New York Mets than Phoenix. portunities (.818 per cent). “We’re not used to losing sounded 10 times larger. just like that.” more performances like 383, Sandy Hanna 136-143-396, co-leaders Chicago and Van­ Atlanta player in history to clipped Cleveland 2-0, and Stan Ogrodnik commented, a 3-0 victory over the New York Fresh from its 6-2 come- “ We thought early 10 games in a season and I It was a completely im­ “Dick Radatz,” put in one STEVE BLASS Tuesday's and that’ll be the Dorn DeDominicis 142-351, couver. score 30 goals in a season, Vancouver defeated “But by game No.. 22 we Yankees Wednesday night. from-behind triumph over Win­ because of our size we might didn’t like it and the players pulsive thing. Out on the newsman. end of Steve Blass, World Tony Rinaldi 143-406, Joe “I think we want first leading the Flames to the Minnesota 4-2. Kurt Hassett Wins were much better than Kingman’s first blast off h nipeg Tuesday, including the be able to beat people off the equally didn’t. We now know mound, Steve Blass instant­ “You’re right,” Hebner mitting a pair of wild Series' hero of 1971, in a Vinsko 136-358, Dave Grzyb 138- place bad,” said St. Louis team’s first hat trjck on Hart­ game No. 1. By tournament 360, Paul Giliberto 139-388, Ted Hunter came with one out in the boards and make up for what it takes (to get back on ly realized the fans weren’t agreed. “I remember sitting pitches. Pittsburgh uniform. Coach Garry Young. “And second and traveled some 500 ford ice by Fred O’Donnell, the time, we were competitive some of the inadequacies, top) and I’m sure we’ll do cheering derisively, but in the bleachers in Boston Kowzun 143-386, Cliff Jones 152- feet over the leftfield wall. With In Ski Club Racing Whalers are probably He was charged with the 367, Stan Waickowski 135-360, when you want it that bad, I Yankee Conference Set with anybody in the state, which we knew we had. everything to get back delightedly, they were hap­ and watching him pitch for Centerfielder A1 Oliver think you can get it. We”ve two down in the fourth. Hunter geared—at least psy­ loss in a 7-5 setback, and in Lou DellaFera 145-388, Jim BOWLING and you couldn’t say that Those teams which were there.” py for him, and they wanted the Red Sox.” made it a point to have a few been talking about it and tried to get him on a two-strike chologically—for a win tonight. that seventh inning, the one Sirianni 138-381, Howie Peters To Continue Program Emerging as champion of the Manchester Ski Club last early in the season.” able to exploit our nothing so much as to let The conversation got back words with Blass before he we’ve come from way back. slider, but Kingman reached The Whalers ticket office is Senior Tim Turner, a where the crowd gave him 373, Vic Salcius 351, Larry KACEY- Buzz Weir 560, Don Sunday at Okemo Mt., Ludlow, Vt., was 18-year old Kurt accepting orders for home weaknesses beat us. The Steve Blass know they were. to Steve Blass. faced the Phillies Tuesday. Fahey 363, Ed Schworm 367, BOSTON (UPI) - Yankee Association to have their league out and blooped it over the left- I think now we have the Palmer 519, Yvan Audet 5'48, Hassett of Manchester. playoff games. They can be transfer from Erie, Pa., led gratifying thing is that we “I got goose bumps,” says that ovation, he yielded Dan Frye 350, Joe Torneo 378, Conference athletic directors raised to Division I status in all field fence for another solo “People back home in Oliver wanted to light a fire momentum.” Jim Cantin 507, Ken Tomlinson ordered by mail by sending a the scoring department with Richie Hebner, the Pirates’ three runs without a hit. Ray Dawson 372, Dan Toce 365, want to file a request to the sports. homer. Eighty-two racers from continually improved,” Scoring Table Boston ask me what’s wrong under him if he possibly Larry Sacharuk and Bill 225-547, A1 Bolis 529, Pete Pet­ Boys 12-14 Bruce Henning check payable to the New 295 points, a 14.8 average. Manny Sanguillen, the Dennis Stankiewicz 363, Rich National College Athletic Concluding three days of Hunter, the Yankees’ much age 6 to 60 competed' for Ogrodnik offered. B F Pts third baseman. “He knows, with him,” said Hebner. “I could. erson 537, Terry Means 574,c 39.2 seconds. England Whalers, 190 Trumbull The 6-2 versatile performer Pirates’ regular catcher, Cochefski 362, John David 138- meetings in Boston, the top celebrated off-season acquisi­ gold, silver and bronze East will lose via the Tim Turner 123 49 295 everybody’s pulling for him. tell ‘em I dunno. He doesn’t Nick Cataldo 522, Mario Frat- Girls 15-17 Jean Stevenson St., Hartford, Conn. 06103. was in the bullpen when the “Get in there and throw 359, Hank Michaud 137-137-388, coaches also voted to go on tion, gave up only one other hit medals down a 30-gate giant didn’t come into his own un­ graduation route Turner, John Lusa 115 58 288 Ah, cripes, what he did for know himself.” taroli 524, Dave Fentiman 511, 41.3 seconds. The 10-game strip tickets sell that ball because your back Slim Harrison 138-354, Ron playing for championships in all in his second outing of the slalom course on lower War- til the tournament where he Wehr, Mike Hickey and Sean Bill Moffett 60 62 182 this club in the 1971 World fans reached the way they Fred Nassiff 201-572, Vic Boys 15-17: Tracey Kasel, for $90, $80, $65 and $50. Mail Blass didn’t dazzle is up against the wall, “ Joiner 143-405, Ed Baba 135-353, The sports with slight variations in spring. totaled 48 points in two out­ Peter Thompson 49 36 134 Series alone? Here’s a good did to Blass, and he Squadrito 509, John Martin 204- dance Trail. The younger orders must include a $1 Thompson, the latter anybody in his first start of Butch Hart 137, Pete Scott 140, most of them. The Mets last run came off Eddie Sewall 33.9 seconds. ings. Six-foot-five junior Jim Wehr 50 14 114 experienced the same sensa­ Oliver tried. “You gotta do Muffler That’s 563, Bill Tomlinson 215-554, Bob skiers, boys under 12, and handling charge. If fewer than making his major cohtribu- trivia question: Who’s the -Rich DeDominicis 152. In basketball, the six univer­ Rudy May in the fifth on a Men 18-27: Kurt Hassett, pivotman John Lusa was Gary Carlson 33 32 98 the spring when he picked up tion they did. it now or else.....” two-out triple by Del Unser and Cavedon 214, Nels Johnson 209- girls under 15, ran the less 10 games are played in Hart­ tion in the tournament. last pitcher ever to pitch a Guaranteed for sity teams would play each 34.5 seconds. next in line with 288 points Mike Hickey 21 Juan Pizarro in the seventh “I felt so good,” he says. Blass nodded. 529, Bill Avery 224-556, Max difficult portion of the ford, money will be refunded or Returning veterans include' complete game in the World as long as you team in the conference once Roy White’s error at first base Women 29-38: Donna Ted- Jeff Heim 11 inning of Tuesday’s game “When he got that strike on Smole 501, Chuck Rathbun 243- course. Medals were applied to future ticket (13.1 average). Lusa, Billy Moffett, Peter Series? Steve Blass. Look it When his three inning stint and play three teams twice. on Felix Millan’s line drive. . ford 41.6 seconds. Mark Dumais 3 with the Phillies. He pitched own the car... Seaver gave up four singles 568. awarded in 11 class purchases. up if you don’t believe me. that fella (Hahn), I said, was over, Steve Blass knew Current rules require each Men 29-38: Ron Schauster Thompson and Carlson, each Sean Thompson 0 three innings, giving up four and fanned four in outdueling categories. He beat Baltimore in the ‘that’s the same Steve Blass it wasn’t a good one, ar­ team to play each of the five 36.6 seconds. seeing plenty of floor time Scott Holland 0 runs, a half dozen walks and 875-2517 Hunter over the first four in­ seventh game in 1971 and I know.’ Then when he got tistically, anyway, but he AND others twice. Rec Volleyball The club championship Women 39 and over: Trudi during the campaign. Jon Lindberg 0 two hits in addition to com- nings. Craig S]wan and Rick TennisT ourney nobody has pitched a com­ did see some ray of light NATIONAL DIVISION Stevenson 43.3 seconds. Coming up from a 17-1 Others 8 OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP The athletic directors’ Baldwin blanked the Yankees was determined by having even if nobody else did. RADK R O U TE 83 requests must be submitted without a hit over the last five Standings Men 39-48: Conrad Banas, Set in Sweden ROCKVILLE W L the 10, fastest from the class “I was encouraged with first to the presidents of the six innings. 37.8 seconds. BOSTON (UPI) - The $100,- Because of the significance of Watkins 40 11 races run down the course Great Lakes States what I did,” he said, “I was Yankee conference universities Men 49 and over: Bob 000 Commercial Union Masters TONIGHT before they are forwarded to a Hunter-Seaver matchup, the CBT 33 15 again. After the second run, Trevino Doral Favorite getting my slider over the Blake, 41.0 seconds. Lead In Sports Gear tennis tournament, held last 7:25 W'H.V: Wlialer.s the NCAA, which should game was televised live in New Kasden Fuel 25 20 Hassett and Tracey Kasel Sunday, March 2, the year in Melbourne, Australia, MIAMI (UPI) - Lee Trevino succession. He said he spent plate and the slider has Road Riinncr.>i, ViTlC receive them in late April. York. Fantastiks 23 28 tied for first with combined Lloyd’s Auto Parts 5 46 Manchester Girls’ team won Chicago — A survey shows will take place Dec. 1-7 in is the favorite judging by his five days without picking up a ' always been my best 7:.'10 MIA: Knieks tim es of 67.5 seconds. the Connecticut Ski Council Stockholm, Sweden, it was an­ golf club, then played with his pitch...” Hassett won the title on a tie that families in the Great Lakes play of the last two weeks, but Blazers, WINE AMERICAN DIVISION Gert Ellis Memorial Trophy states of Michigan, Indiana, Illi­ nounced Wednesday. most of the attention will be two oldest boys near his home Standings breaking run, winning by race at Berkshire East, nois, Ohio and Wisconsin lead Argentina’s Guillermo Vilas focused on two blond bombers at North Palm Beach, Fla. W L two-tenths of a second. Charlemont, Mass. Team other U.S. regions in purchases won the 1974 event, which pits as first-round play begins today The Golden Bear says his 42 9 of these lines of sports equip­ the eight top point-getters of game is “in pretty good shape” Latvians Winners of the 11 class members were: Wendy in the $150,000 Doral Eastern MITES ABA Tool 34 14 ment: archery, baseball/soft- the yearlong Grand Prix com­ as he continues his preparation NOW Stevenson, Donna Tedford, Open golf tournament. FREE P&W 29 22 categories were: ball, basketball, billiards, bowl­ petition in a round-robin tourna­ for the Masters tournament Johnny Miller, with three North Enders 11 40 Shortened Course: Nancy Mosher and Joanne ing balls and shoes, camping ment. next month, where he is seeking gear, firearms/hunting goods, tournament titles and $113,210 ONE CAN OF WILSON TENNIS BALLS GREAT BUSINESS South Enders 7 44 Boys 11 and under: Mark Nelson. The girls retired the The Grand Prix links major his fifth green coat. fishing tackle, football and golf in winnings so far in 1975, and Supplied by Alpine Haus of Watherelleld Week’s Results: Watkins 3, Schauster 27.6 seconds. trophy, having won it for the international tournaments to a equipment. Jack Nicklaus, who finished Fantastiks 0; Kasden 2, CBTl; Girls 12-14: Sherri Boston third year in succession. bonus point system, with the OPPORTUNITY third at Inverrary two weeks 3 Latvians 3, South Enders 0; top finishers at the end of the with k \ 29.5 seconds. ago after leading most of the YDucan'Ifiiid P&W 2, Lloyd’s 1; CBT2, North year receiving cash prizes. Full Course: final round, are both here and Enders 1 The Masters tournament is a better lilace SELL SUZUKI All-Events Pin Record held in a different location each ready to challenge Citrus Open LUBE, OIL and year. Previous sites include champion Trevino and the rest orabettertliiie DAYTON, Ohio (UPI) — Hall of Famer Joe Norris World Series Rings Tokyo, Paris, Barcelona and of the field of 153 for the $30,000 to care for MOTORCYCLES Wednesday fired his 19th 1,800 or above all-events Boston. first prize. total in 45 years of competition in American Bowling Negotiations are being made The 72-hole tourney at the your Honda. FILTER CHANGE Of Jackson Recovered Congress tournaments. Selected Dealer to hold this year’s tournament 7,065-yard “Blue Monster” Winter It's the best time to see Norris’ 1,825 on series of 604, 621 and 600 did not in King’s Hall, the same facility Doral course winds up Sunday. us for expert service on your Areas Available Monday night’s burglary valued BROWN’S TIRE SHOP MESA, Ariz. (UPI) - Police place the 67 year-old Kegler High in the current stan­ used for the Stockholm Open. Miller skipped the first two Honda. WeVe got Honda-trained have recovered the three World at around $8,000. personnel standing by ready to 333 MAIN ST.r MANCHESTER BE SURE... BLISS has been serving th« Home events on the Florida leg of the work on your bike. . at a nice, Series rings stolen from the dings for this year’s tournament here, but moved bim Owner for 93 YEARS. For a complete FREE INVESTMENT REQUIRED Meanwhile, Campy Cam- up in all-time ABC record categories. PGA tour, but announc^ early low price! And since we're a PHONE 646-3444 Dlitribuled by Mercury Oil home of Oakland A’s slugger paneris has begun fo work out Paid to Play Honda dealer, we care as much INSPECTION of your home by a Termite Control last week he would come to about your Honda as you do. Reggie Jackson. with the A’s after arriving late Norris passed Carl Herbert of Dayton, Ohio, in total DALLAS (UPI)-Baylorand jsWrN^ANTfNTElTfoDAY Expert, supervised by the finest technical sUff, For More Information pinfall for ABC tournaments, taking over fourth place Doral. And that's a lot. We call it phone our nearest local office: Police said Wednesday three because of a salary dispute with Penn State will split a record $1 Miller said he enjoys the tour­ Hondacare.* Come see how at 81,711. Herbert could regain that spot when he million for their 1975 Cotton good It is Call or Write youths found them in a bag on a owner Charlie Finley. nament, but added that “one of street. The juveniles were bowls March 27, but he will need a 1,742 to turn the Bowl game. He finally signed for a the contributing factors” FREE DRAWING ( f e questioned and then released. trick. . Baylor, the 1974 Southwest reported $100,000. toward his being at Doral was 1st PRIZE Conference champion, and 649-9240 U.& SUZUKI MOTOR CORP. Jackson had offered a $1,000 Norris also held his average over 45 ABCs at 195.8. the “good bass fishing.” TENNIS RACQUET Penn State, a Cotton Bowl vic­ reward for the return of the “I signed only a one-year con­ He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1954. “I caught six in 50 minutes tor for a second time in four Larson Photo 2nd PRIZE P.O. BOX 66 rings, which he valued at $7,000. tract because I made the mis­ Four new members will he inducted into the Hall of here last (Tuesday) night,” HOIMDACARE' BUSS TERMITE GONTROl CORP. years, will receive payments of 1 OOZ. TENNIS BALLS But he said he would withhold take of signing a two-year ,con- Fame tonight — Joe Falcaro, Billy Welu, Ell Whitney East Side PeeWee Basketball Champs Miller said. “I was really DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 CHERRY HILL, N.J. 08002 $508,527.95. The collective the reward pending completion tract before,” said the nailing them. I wanted to stay NAME______. A H N :J. PARKER and Frank Baker. All but Baker are deceased. revenue for the two ^)ar- MANCHESTER of the police investigation. shortstop about his $65,000 a Coach Doc Callahan’s Celtics captured the East Side Rec PeeWee Basketball League but I had to go to a dinner,” The Oldest & Largest in Conn. There were no major changes in the standings ticipants bettered by $66,869.36 HONDA ADDRESS ______Drawing to be (609) 424-2333 Still missing are other pieces season two-year pact which title this season. Squad members, front row, left to right, David Boesljjaw, Jim Redd, Nicklaus skipped the Citrus ______1 Wednesday. the amount paid to Nebraska 24 ADAMS STREET PHONE held March 31 of jewelry and watches taken in covered 1973 and 1974. Dean Lautenbach, Allen Choiniere, Jim Choiniere. Rear Row, Callahan, Pat pen after piaying the two and Texas in 1974, when each previous tournaments in MANCHESTER received $475,092.61. Burke, Mike Eve**ett, Roger Greenwood, Jim Sievertson. Standing, Coach Callahan. f

” A i 3 d V S r n :l PAGE SIXTEEN— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 13, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Gonn.. Thurs., March 13, 1975- PAGE SEVENTEEN State Aid Eyed Revival Services Planned ■iCdUP0N--i>-— I p 725 E, Middle Turnpike ■ VERNON lustrated Bible stories with the will remain in Vernon for five She iterate For Ball Field Special revival services will Sunday school students during days to conduct a house-to- Area Profile SOUTH WINDSOR be conducted at the Vernon the Sunday school hour starting house Sunday School canvass. may be converted into a soft­ Assemblies of God Church, 51 at 9:45 a.m. They will work under the direc­ ! EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS! Judy Kuehnel ball field and may solve the Old Town Rd., starting Friday The Rev. Mr. Bellows will tion of the Rev. Earl Pettibone, school department's need to ac­ A solution to a request for a at 7:30 p.m. and will continue preach at the 11 a.m. and the 7 pastor of the local church along commodate more athletics for lighted softball field may come with special services Saturday p.m services on Sunday. with the local youth group. The Library Construction girls. and Sunday also. public is invited to attend the 200 in the form of a field that would The Bible college students 300 To develop the Sand Hill Rd.. The Saturday service at 7:30 weekend services. accommodate high school girls tract for the school department Is Behind Schedule and may be funded through a p.m. will have a youth would cost about $28,000 of emphasis with the Rev. and BOLTON Glastonbury. The company has state education grant. which the state might pay as Supermarkets EXTRA EXTRA' a full crew working. The Town Council at present Mrs. Ralph D. Bellows of Hungry Thieves? with $20 Donna Holland much as half, leaving the town Eastham, Mass, leading the With $30 Bolton High School will is surveying existing fields in with a balance of $14,000. The Right To Correspondent town with the possibility of con­ program. South Windsor Police are looking for one or two Effective ' ^ llA U r purchase _____ ^ return to its regular schedule The council would then like to TMEHiTT®® Limit Quantities purchase 646-0375 verting one into a softball field. Also sharing in the service small thieves who must have been hungry yester­ Thru Merch IS beginning Monday. School will appeal to civic organizations to Douglas Cheney, chairman of However, this does not will be several Bible college open at 8 a.m. and close at 2:14. contribute either funds or labor day. ALL OUR BEEF Bolton Public Buiiding Com­ necessarily mean the council is students from Faith School of towards converting the field Janis DePinto of 330 Diane Dr., South Windsor, wDOUBLE w W B bE . SftH0 g m UGREEN H E E n I — • a - — — - S -UHMIO oiaiii|f Iiuuis. i J 't llT K ii I mission, said today cosntruc- ready to spring for a lit field Theology, Brooklin, Maine. IS USDA CHOICE into a lit one — as has been reported^ window was broken in her home, the “The FIntst Sold Anywhere" tion of the new Bentley yet. During each service special $TAMPS SAT. 7 to 10 pm ^ 6ood Thurs., FrI., Sat., March 13,14,15 Memorial Library is running requested by some 300 residents prayers will be said for those house y n s entered and “two freshly baked cookies A second option open to the here. were/taken.” about a month behind schedule. The spores that grow in the council is a tract of land across Elected who are ill. “The council is not in the Cheney said the main reason ventilating units can cause a dry, from South Windsor High Mrs. Bellows will share il­ said she had seen two youngsters in the area mood for spending money,” for the delay has been the hacking cough, fever, chest pain School, where Plum Gulley e a '" said Mayor Robert Smith. Joseph Golasanto, 33 Imperial weather. It was originally an­ and easy tiring, says the report Park was to have gone if “Right now is not the time to Dr., has been elected chairman ticipated the library would be by Vincent A. Marinkovich, accepted. spend money for candy when of the South Windsor Economic completed in May. M.D., and Alan Hill, M.D., of If the school department is in­ people are looking for bread.” Development Commission to The new iibrary is being built Stanford University Medical terested in that piece of land on Smith said by surveying the succeed Roland M. Aubin, who by DmC Construction Inc. of School, California. Sand Hill Rd., it is possible it existing fields with an eye resigned last month. toward converting one or Golasanto, a resident of South developing the Sand Hill tract Windsor since 1960, is president gives the council two options. of Golasanto Bros. Building Chamber Seeks Town Aid To light either field is Corp. of Storrs. something that might come as a A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., second stage to the project. Golasanto graduated from East To Revitalize City Center Hartford High School in 1954 USDA Choice Shoulder Cut USDA Choice Shoulder Cut ^ { ■ K ^9 1 Two weeks ago the council $ 1 4 9 | held a public hearing on a peti­ and attended Hillyer College O n l / ’ St. James Science Fair Winhers tion to provide residents with School of Architecture. VERNON years ago and most of them are the Givitan Glub that a film on ROAST BEEF 1 1 LONDON BROIL 1 1 gone. Master Gharge credit capds is the field. Gost estimates were Between 1954 and 1957 he These are the winners of the recent St. James School Science Fair. In the top photo are the Steven Lament, reporting for Growl said the new maps will available to any local group. provided on four possible sites, served with the First Infantry the Economic Development Division in Germany and with O i\e 5x7 C olo^or winners in the physical science category. Peter LaBelle, left,bfi46 Porter St. and Mark carry a brief history of the The film depicts ways a credit and prices ranged from $60,000 Pagan! of 32 E. Maple St. look over their solar energy exhibit. Below, Thomas Caffrey of Committee of the Rockville three towns, Vernon, Tolland, card can be abused, especially to $100,000. the 11th Airborne Division at All ages: Babies, children and adults One sitting per subject 2.J Linnmore Dr. works on his exhibit in th biological science category. (Herald photos by USDA Choice ii USDA Choice Area Chamber of Commerce, and Ellington, and also several if stolen. The mayor favors the Sand Ft. (Campbell, Ky. Additional subjects-—Groups or individuals in Family Pack 1 Mosey’s Head Cut Wednesday called on town of­ He is a member of South same family— $1.00 per subject Oniy^ Pinto) 3 pictures of the area. George Redfield was elected Hill Road area due to its loca­ No proofs— Choose from finished professional ficials and other residents to The Beautification Gom- to fill the vacancy on the board tion and its possible use to the Windsor Rotary Club, South ?ortraits (poses— our selection) BONELESS 1 FIRST assist the committee in its Windsor Chamber of ou may select additional portraits offered at mittee is making plans for a created by the resignation of school department. low prices i PORK i attempt to revitalize the center Commerce, St. Francis of CORNED “Flower Power’’ sale and a Michael Olender, who said his The town will now survey its Photographer on duty SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ROLLED i CUT of Rockville. Rid-Litter Day. Rid-Litter Day, business hours make it impossi­ property and debate its options Assisi Church and the South Lamont said a survey is being an annual event, is schedule ble to attend noon meetings. before reporting back to the Windsor Democratic Town 10-8 SPENCER ST. conducted to determine the for April 26 in the three towns. public. Committee. He has been a MANCHESTER 3 8 P i CHOPS ! number of vacant offices and member of the Economic CHUCK 1 BEEF Town trucks will pick up NO HANDLING CHARGE CHUCK ^ End & Center Cuts businesses, and when all trash collected by such groups Deveiopment Commission VERNON returns are in the chamber as Boy and Girl Scouts, who ROCKVILLE since November, 1973. 'W AfilTKilll could act as a clearing house in will be helping to clean up the ROAST 1 an effort to rent the vacant STEAK towns. HOSPITAL NOTES places. In connection with the day, QO( He said the committee of children in Grades 3 to 6 in Tri- businessmen is made up of Admitted Wednesday: Rose Discharged Wednesday: Town schools will enter a Breton, South St., Rockville; Leona Baldassario, Oak St., chamber members who are poster contest. Prizes will be Put your Easter ^loe 1 0 7 Anthony Gaudet, Somers; Vic­ Manchester; Mrs. Karen Bec- $ 1 0 9 working toward Rockville’s awarded by the chamber and revitalization. He said, “It toria Grover, Prospect St., caris and son. Goose Lane, Fresh Green ^ ^ MacDonald’s Drive-In. Rockville; Beatrice Howard, Tolland: Jennie Bolio, | 9 9 ‘J seems we would have a chance Some 4,000 geraniums and Eaton Rd., Vernon; Donna Ellington Ave., Rockville; * 1 lb. CABBAGE .1 if we could get more help, es- petunias have been ordered for wararobe in sham without 4 9 i pe daily from local Kobus, Burke Rd., Rockville; Wesley Burton, Gardner Rd., the flower sale which will be Harry Milanese, Hartford Vernon; Ileen Fandell, government.’’ May 17 and 18 at the Tolland He said the Vernon Board of Tpke., Rockville; Janet Willimantic; Judith Howe, Gounty Agricultural Genter on Morrill, Prospect St., Bolton Rd., Vernon; Vincent Our Own Pure Pork Hot or Sweet S V 0 9 From The Dell - Im ported C 1 Realtors has agreed to Rt. 30, Vernon. Window boxes putting your wallet out cooperate with the committee Rockville; Mary Nolan, South McGivney, Grane Rd., will also be on sale. St., Rockville; Jack Pestritto, Ellington; Ghristine Richard, and he urged other board Lee Higgins, chairman of the ITAUANSAUSAGE . 1 BOIUIIHAM . . W ' l members to speak to other Vernon Ave., Rockville; Gladys Bolton Rd., Vernon; Harold entertainment committee, Scott, Warehouse Point; Esther Skinner, Broad Brook; Joseph just come in to Tagway and look around. civic groups and ask for their reported that the next “Get- ofdiape. Troy, South St., Rockville. Zinker, High St., Rockville. support. Acquainted’’ breakfast is You'll find thousands of fine quality shoes for men, women and John Pozzatto, chairman of scheduled for April 22 at 8 a.m. the board, and A. Bernard at the Steak-Out in Taicottville. children on display. Famous names, too - like jack and jill children's Sweet Life 11 With coupon Growl, executive director of the Breakfast will cost $3 and CONN. SALVAGE CO., Inc., alal$ The Mrs. Filbert's chamber, reported that Tri- chamber members are urged to PEPSI 1 below Town maps are ready for prin­ bring guests. GLORIOUS EMPORIUM shoes, Keds and Converse. All at ting. Maps were printed three VEGE- ! A Pozzato said he was told by CORNER OF HARTFORD ROAD easy-pleasing prices. We have a great & PINE ST., MANCHESTER - 649-7782 COLA 1 1 PILLSBURY 1 MARGA- selection for Easter. The latest fashions 168 Hi Neighbor! Diet or TABLES i Woodland Woodland SL anc^styles, at low prices that let you buy Cut or Waxed Green 1 RINE Manchester Regular Beans, Sliced Carrots, ;ii i FLOUR Well, my wife finally several pairs. You can charge,* too. Whole or Sliced White jj: 1 5 lb . bag € 643-8474 gave in — she let me go with coupon below 64 Oz. Potatoes -1 6 oz. can | south to play golf. Before I Tagway makes Easter left she made me agree to a whole set of rules: I shoe shopping # ■ A A l wouldn’t carouse while I 1 £ i % t was there; I wouldn’t drink easy. Easy on f U V 1 4 9 | U U i anything stronger than your feet and For lemonade; I wouldn’t even l o r \ 4 9 ‘ SL Patrick’s Day talk to girls; your # # f ® " 1 i and last but not least, I budget f With coupon below, Sweet Life True, Irish WOULDN’T With coupon below ^ Cfel / - " i n " fF ] GO WITHOUT HER! So, I’m FOLGERS COFFEE - 7 9 * 1 SUGAR 115 Shamrocks happy to report that we "Freshest Produce Sold’’ (Seed from Ireland) went, played ■ ...... some golf I’m c 3 for not very proud o f, and 2Vi” Pot, only S2.00 returned. POTATOES! SIVIALLEGW Hopefully the 3” P o ts...... only 89* motley crew ^ MHS ‘5 0 Plans strictly Fresh did some work Oct. 18 Reunion SEE US FOR: POTTED AZALEAS. MUMS, while I was 1. LEATHER RUNABOUT The Glass of 1950 Manchester leaf, stem & root Grade A AFRICAN VIOLETS, REIGER BEGONIAS, away — here’s Our fleet leather sandal High School reunion committee CINERARIAS, POUCH PLANTS, GERANIUMS POR Dozen a sampling of features a big wedge sole, is meeting Tuesday to discuss US No. 1 69C, BROMILIADS, plus 100’S OF HOUSE their labors. " plans for its 25th year reunion. “The Complete Plant Sfore” wrapped In suede, n n PLANTS, GIFT and TERRARIUM PLANTS. COME • The meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. Women’s sizes in the Gommunity Room of Corner of Eldrige & Spruce Streets BROWSE IN A FAIRYLAND OF VEGETATION and Usually US COLOR, plus WIDE, AIRY AISLES FOR EASY First Federal Savings and 20 lbs. 14.95 Hollywood Bed Fram es. _ 10.90 BUTTER SHOPPINGI 2. H A N D B A G Loan, W. Middle Tpke. 3.25 8’ Fluorescent T ubes__ _ 1.95 The reunion is scheduled for dfs “Keep Those Irish Eyes 1 ^ 3.59 Osrow Garden/Auto Sprayer. _ 1.79 Roomy canvas saddlebag Oct. 18 at The Colony, Talcott- It Smiling” with NURSERY DEPT. NOW ONLY 1.00 %” Foam Padding 20” -ft. .59 packs all your totables in ville. Class members interested SPECULS 1.45 Yuban Freeze Dry Coffee 4 oz. _ 1.05 ; in helping with plans are invited •vie only California Iceberg m Land ’0 Lake 1 • Weeping Willows 2.69 Yuban Freeze Dry Coffee 8 oz. - 1.99 ’ to attend Tuesday’s meeting. SHAMROCKS (pM)lvge2gal.p(t ... 195.00 Set of 6 Mates Maple Chairs__ 102.40 1 1 lb. quarters g ^ 3 • FORSYTMA 299.95 48” Pine Table w/4 Chairs __ 149.70 heads ^ f lb. 3. H A N D B A G ATTENTIONI LETTUCE (yHIm) large 2 gal. pot.. 449.95 Herculon 2 pc. Sofa & Chair__ 266.40 ...... • WKGaiA 3.00 Easter Egg K its______1.50 Zip, zip, snap, snap, get CACTUS COLLECTORS Tax Receipts W* h iv . |uit rK tIvtd an outatandlng aalactlon of CACTII Tako advan- 2.89 100 ft. Poly Clothesline______- 2.00 packin' with this fashion­ (red) large 2 gal. pot.... reg. $5.50 taga of our .69 Ziploc 20 gallon bags 46 able canvas tote, • LILACS Reach 95.9% Snow White Fresh i large 2 gdlon pot...... 5 for $19.19 Plus disposable diapers, boots and skates, 3 DAY SPECIAL! clothing, greeting cards, mattresses, stereo sets & General Fund tbx receipts speakers, carpet, school supplies and hundred of equaling 95.9 per cent of 12- All Cacti, Now 20% OFF! month estimates were reported MUSHROOMS ..LIMIT lb. BROCCOLI RABBI. 9 * things I can’t even remember. BUY FERTILIZER NOW & SAVE! as of Feb. 28 by James A. H tH ALL PURPOSE PLANT FOOD So come visit and enjoy the delicious complimen­ Turek, Manchester collector of 5-10-5, 50 lbs., rag. $6.95 ...... NOW $5.95 tary coffee while you look. We’ll really enjoy seeing revenue. ’The town’s fiscal year HAH LAWN FOOD you. Remember that we sell with a real “no hard SHOES for BOYS and GIRLS ends June 30. JUST ARRIVED! Recepts were $13,465,901 and ...... "OW *5-95 time” money back guarantee if your purchase does not estimates $14,032,531. ORTHO LAWN FOOD, please you in every way. And my wife says, “Don’t • Citrus Troes • Large Palms K e d s a n d ^ c o n v e r s e T a g u i a y Receipts to other funds as of 7 9 * COUPON COUPON 49< X pon 12.000 square feet...... NOW $12.95 forget your wallet!” Feb. 28 are: Fire District Fund, • Norfolk Pine • Gardenias 5 lb. lag GREENFIELD LAWN FOOD 14b. can 1 ». Mrs. FMarTs Remember our SHOES $1,287,114 against 12-month es­ PIE CR U ST FOLGER’S PILLSBURY SWEET LIFE AUNT JEMIMA SOFT GOLD 15.000 square feet...... SPECIAL $16.95 timates of $$1,341,471; Water MIX COFFEE FLOUR SU6AR MARGARINE SCOTTS LAWN FOOD Exhausting Hours: MONEY BACK GUARANTEE We're so sure you'll Fund, $498,712 against $720,106; Oee4 Thni Otonh 1| Thurs. Eve (Ugh) 6 to 9, PHONE 649-2822 One Cm mm Pw Pamly 15.000 square feet SAVE $4.00 .. .SPECIAL $19.95 love our shoes that (within 60 days) we will accept any Sewer Fund, $444,923 and $(597,- Fridays 10 to 9 and HOURS: “Plant Somehting Alive pair of shoes, accompanied by a sales slip, for exchange OPEN EVERY DAY 10 to 10 480; Special Downtown Taxing Saturdays 10 to 5. We’re or refund.. District Fund, $57,671 and $63,- MON.-SAT. 10:00 - 5:30 In Seventy FiveP’ resting less! K-Mart Shopping MaH 150; and Data Processing Fund, THURSDAYS 10:00 - 9:00 207 Spencar Straat, Manchaatar $106,063 and $229,700. V i PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., fhurs., March 13, 1975 ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 13, 1975 — PAGE NINETEEN

MID-WINTER SALEABRATION By THAODEUUS C. KOPINSKI said Wolf Scbmidt-Kuester, the people and save one-fourth the to the govemfnent plans. Co., said The government in­ Burchill Says He Favors BONN (DPI)" In the scramble official in charge of the project present consumption of fuel. The hot water produced by itially launched a $45 million to find ways to cut the country’s at the Ministry of Development Only one-third the energy existing power plants is enough project to link the three munici­ 7 n fuel consumption. West Ger­ and Technology. from coal and oil used to heat to cover the heating needs of pal heating networks of Bottrop, Contracting Road Sweeping many plans to harness excess The project at this stage is water and turn power plant tur­ half the country today, or the Essen and Gelsenkirchen in the ENERGY hot water from power plant tur­ more vision than reality. It is bines ends up as electricity. The equivalent of 40 p)er cent of West Ruhr Valley. These networks 85 East Center-St. bines to heat houses in winter. scheduled to be completed by rest is dissipated as excess heat Germany’s heating fuel con­ have the hraviest power con­ Bids will be opened March 21 WORLD piping 12 billion gallons of the end of the century at a cost at Summit St. puted by Local 991, American trial basis to the end of the in the waters drained off by the sumption. sumption level in the country in the Municipal Building for TURNPIKE of$83biUion. Federation of State, County and boiling water to individual planL scientists say. and the worst air pollution in furnishing the Manchester current fiscal year and, if Municipal Employes, and the L- households, the project en­ Despite the high cost, govern­ By harnessing this hot water “This is a tremendous waste Europe WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL! Highway Department with its proved favorable, may be matter now is being mediated visages a saving equivalent to ment experts believe the project and channeling it through a which could be reduced by 85 street sweeping needs for 1975 renewed. by the state Labor Board. TV & APPLIANCE US million tons of oil a year. is wprth the money. When com­ system of specially insulated per cent under the comniunal — labor, materials and ^uip- Four other heavily populated 273 W ES T MIDDLE TUN RPIKE “Then there would be no more p le te the centralized heating pipes into a communal heating water heating system,” Helmut ment. Prices are being sought Burchill said the town con­ areas are in line to receive such RED ROSES J2.36 PRICELESS CARGO NEXT TO STOP & SHOP soot coming out of house chim­ plants will provide heat to all network, the energy could end fo r initial and monthly tracted in October for a com­ Besch, an engineer with the communal water heating net­ - OPEN 'til 9 P.M. THURS., FRI.-NITE8I DETROIT, Mich. (UPl) -- Top OPEN WED. THRU FRI. 9-9, SATURDAY 9-5 neys, we would have clean air,” communites of more than 40,000 up in home radiators, according Saarberg-Femwaerme Heating works. sweeping of all parking lots. puterized fleet advisory service security blanketed the six flights Highway Superintendent John with Mainstem Inc. of that transported 150 art treas­ Burchill, during an informal Princeton, N.J. The cost, he ures here from the Louvre in meeting with the Board of said, is about $6,500 a year. The Paris for the “Age of Revolution” Directors Tuesday night, said service analyzes operational exhibition which will be at the costs for all town vehicles except OPEN THURSDAY9 to 9 he's recommending contracting Detroit Museum of Art until May those for the police depart­ for street sweeping, instead of 4th. buying needed equipment. He ment, fire department and The exhibition spans French said the contract method would school system — to determine WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL history from 1773 to 1830 and in­ prove more favorable financial­ levels of performance and We have our own service department to ser­ ly. Those men freed from areas where savings can be cludes paintings on loan from 96 vice our customer needs. Our factory trained public and private collections. IN sweeping operations would be effected. technicians take care of the product after it’s in IN Among the artists represented used at other tasks, he said. He said the contract is on a your home... IN Burchill told the directors his are neoclassicist Jacques-Louis EAST HARTFORD: MANCHESTER: basic goals for the department David and Eugene Delacroix. USE YOUR are: 1150 Burnside Ave. 260 North Main St. • To increase productivity. MASTER CHARGE DISCOUNT • To reduce operating costs. 801 Silver Lane ' at Main St. Fox Run Mall • To improve equipment. NOTICE BiG Burchill said the Avoid The Spring Rush for department's new policy of one man per plowing trucks is EXPERT INTERIOR & EXTERIOR working out very well and has CONVENIENT saved the town about $14,(KX) to PAINTING AND PAPERING CREDIT TERMS date. Call AVAILABLE Studying the contents of assorted math books has helped these members of the “There are very few public SILENCE IS Manchester High School math team to place second in a recent math meet. Standing complaints and the new rule is ISERT PLANTS o r ERWIN DAVIS good for the town," he said. 1649-6965 SCOPE GILLEHE behind Cindy Sheldon, senior, are, left to right, Dave Beaulieu, junior; Mike Lombardo, 649-0495 ULTRA BAN 1 3 - VITALIS senior; Micky Simon, junior; and Mark Otter, sophomore. (Herald photo by Pinto) The new rule is being dis­ GOLDEN Courtesy A Must IKI m iU SIII(«CtHPAI)l«(U[V[R. DEODORANT mouthwash THE DRY LOOK tasniii COUGH POWDER Vitalis REGULAR - 24-oz. bottle EXCEDRIN Scented ^ COUGH fONNOlA^ SYRUP w/206 oft X HOLD - OILY MHS Math Team The Extra Strength 14 oz. Si EXCEDRIN P.M. Pain Reliever BRECK SHAMPOO 11 oz. NORMAL - DRY - OILY iimoiiiitioiao Mi 39 Second in Meet AGWA' I 48 19 ^ 2 4 | 6 9 67 50’s 60’s 12 oz. 11 OZ. The Manchester High School Over-all, MHS is in third math team placed second with place in the Capitol Area uNrsdnr 98 points at a recent math meet Mathematics League with 379 ULTRA EARTHBORN EARTHBORN in St. Paui’s High School in points, behind Conard High VITALIS EARTHBORN Bristol. The Bristol Eastern School of West Hartford with VITALIS MISS BRECK SHAMPOO VM BAN SHAMPOO SHAMPOO High School math team won 400 points, and South Windsor DryS Green Apple • first place with a score of 99 HAIR SPRAY Green Apple • Green Apple • High School with 389 points. DRY CONTROL LOTION REGULAR points. The final meet of the year BIG-WIDE DRY “3” Avocado Apricot Avocado UNSCENTED Apricot Manchester’s score was the will be April 7 at Ethel Walker ROLL ON IBKIXK Apricot Avocado highest ever achieved by the School in Simsbury. Model LA270M VITALIS HAIR SPRAY math team with 105 points as League leaders will then take HAIR SPRAY 2.5 oz. • SUPER HOLD 4 oz. 8 oz. 12 oz. the highest number attainable. part in the Connecticut Inter- HAIR TONIC w/IOOoH w/156off w/206 off Four MHS students received League Meet to be held May 3. I 29 | 3 7 WESTINGHOUSE 37 I 08 I 6 8 perfect individual scores of 18, The top two teams will also 7 oz. 7 OZ. 1 24 TIRE SALE 8oz. 13 OZ. 'another accomplishment never compete in the New England 87 * before attained by a Math Meet May 9 in Worcester, FAMILY SIZE Manchester team. The four Mass. HEAD & PRELL JOHNSON & JOHNSON were: Mike Lombardo and Cin­ Other MHS team members m BAND-AID BRAND dy Sheldon, seniors, and Micky include Dale Sothe-rland, WASHER POLIDENll SHOULDERS ' C r e ^ Simon and Dave Beaulieu, senior; Doug Baker, junior; LIQUID sheer juniors. and Dave Hardy and Bob Weiss, POWDER LOTION strips'' Mark Otter, sophomore, sophomores. SHAMPOO B A N P J P| p l a s tic scored 11 points and the team Ms. Roberta Thompson is the r. —^ 1 for SHAMPOO 7oz.. scored a perfect 15 on the team team coach. questions. ■lot Mia., Dentures w/20(t off cresT toothpaste CREST TOOTHPASTE SORE DEODORANT 11 oz. STRIPS Reg. or Mint Scented • Unscented Regular or Mint SKERSTRIPS Two Clubs Sponsoring | S 9 ^ 3 5 I 03 I 19 DUNLOP GT 5 oz. 70’s 70’8 09 6.65 oz. 97 « * 9oz. 99 * 7.2 oz. Charity Bridge Play wZJflAoH 70 Value Pack Value Pack ' ADORN FIRM Manchester bridge players said the competition is open to PREFERENCE CLAIROL STYLE • may participate in a section of the public, and bridge players ' &FREE PHILLIPS' ! the spring American Contract in various cities of the United HNAL NET NON-AEROSOL HAIR SPRAYS Magnesia States, Canada and Mexico will TABLETS HALEY ; Bridge League (ACBL) con­ QUALIFIERS REGULAR• Faai Antacid Ralief F L A v o n n o play with identical pre-dealt COLORS BY HAIR SPRAY C/ tinentwide charity game Friday HAIR SPRAY 1 7 9 SUPER ULTRA M-0 starting at 7:45 p.m. at 146 hands, under nearly identical ^ RAISED LETTERS 8oz. Soz. ■ conditions. BALSOM Hartford Rd., Rooms 102 and L'OREAL r* MO JOn&iOHNSON JOHNSONS JOHNSON 103. Prizes will be awarded to the JOHNSON & JOHNSON LAXATIVE PHILLIPS MILK OF ANTACIO The Manchester Bridge Club ACBL competition winners as 94 13 oz. LuaRlCANT DENTAL FLOSS DENTAL FLOSS and the Manchester Nite Time well as to the victors within POUR ON RINSE Waxed - Unwaxed - Mint Waxed or Unwaxed iiiiii)’ MAGNESIA TABS Novice Group, an affiliate of each of the 25 ACBL districts. !!!!K 2 ” the ACBL, are sponsoring the Master points will also be !!!!r 8 9 « 29 8 Q < 2 ^ 8 local section of the charity awarded to all players who So z 99 * 100’s 1 ■ 16 oz. 50 yd. 200 yd. game. finish in good standing in each Proceeds from the competi­ game played, Mrs. Pyka said. 60 & 70 SERIES J fASr PAIN RlUlf L PHILLIPS MILK ^PHILLIPS Mllii J PAST PAIN R£U£f L tion will be distributed through Entry fees are $2.50 for the ACBL charity foundation to novice players and $3 for 19 DIAQ. VANQUISH F4002W BREACOL The ema-strength the American Cancer Society regular players. BAYER N\\Ao\ OF MAGNESIA OF pain formula Mth for research. Those wishing more informa­ ASPIRIN BAYER gentle b u f e i* ^ Genuine ASPIRIN Mrs. Judy Pyka, charity tion may contact Mrs. Pyka, 99 COUGH ...... Regular or Mint MAGNESIA PHILLIPS' chairman for the bridge club. White St BAYER PHIUJPS’i MILK OP Chocolate G I A N T MIIK OF R MAGNESIA BAYER TIME-RELEASE medication MAGNESIA H i2oz. Flavor VANQUISH MIDOL BAYER’S EXTRA STRENGTH WITH Spaying Clinic Bill Anlacid-Laxative 8 oz. T R A D E IN ASPIRIN ASPIRIN g e n t l e BUFFERS TABLETS iHMiwm MfoaiuiMG ASPIRIN To Be Heard Friday G 7 0 -1 4 L60-15 2 ^ 3 1 7S | 6 7 CONTUmiFKU 69 1 10 300’s 30’s 8 9 « 6oz. 200’s 60’s ALLOWANCES 60’s ____ A Donna Holland offspring can, in seven years, Correspondent produce 4,372 animals. One out LIST PRICE $51.30 LIST PRICE $63.61 CLAIROL 646-0375 of every, three cats in the U.S. is JOHNSON’S CLAIROL CLAIROL Establishment of dog and cat homeless. ONE-A-DAY s : CREME FORMULA spaying and neutering Clinics to DNE-A-DAY ALKA HERBAL RINSE HERBAL Ahearn said more than 25 BABY CeiMI rotM M A reduce the number of unwanted AGWAY VITAMINS Assorted million animals are killed every VITAMINS EXIM XTRA BODY or ESSENCE KiJaF dogs and cats in Connecticut AGWAY r e g u l a r n u R SELTZER o will be the subject of a public year because they are surplus. babd CONDITIONER MBS Colora In Connecticut alone, 200,000 b a b y POWDER tma CLAKOL hearing by the Environment PRICE DIE OCMI SHAMPOO lAM COtO* 8AIN cats and dogs are annihilated PRICE IR6i Committee Friday at 10 a m. in j pow der “ACE” BRAND Soz. Oily - Delicate Room 418 at the State Capitol. yearly he said. el WUIU 1 NOW AK4t> ' 24 oz. Normal - Dry - 1 29 The bill, HB5850, has been in­ The best way to reduce PUIS NOW PLUS IN FOIL BANDAGE troduced by Aloysius Aheam, breeding is the spaying of Bonus 100 Pack Bonus 100 Pack ^ 9 9 57 33 Democratic state represen­ female dogs and cats and the F.E.T F.E.T. ^88 1 14 I 99 37 tative for the 55th District. neutering of males, he said. M l RELVIHATO* wHh30FREE ^ with 30 FREE ^ 36’s \ Sin. 8 oz. Aheam, a member of the Aheam said, “It is a relative­ committee, is confident the bill ly simple process if done by a MAYBELLINE CLAIROL will be reported favorably and skilled vet. Only a small inci­ SILENCE IS CLAIROL will be passed by the sion is required, a general FREE' GREAT MULTI SiL'CA'GE CLAIROL legislature. anesthetic is used and only a ALL OTHER SIZES AT GOMPARADLE SALE L0NG& Ahearn said, “This bill is un­ few animals show even slight SCRUB GOLDEN NICE& LASH MASCARA b0L‘Dt\i ique in that the pilot program, discomfort after spaying." HAPPINESS SILKY which bears a cost tag of $80,- Aheam’s bill is based on a Great Shadow FOR COUGH EASY PRICES...0FFER GOOD THRU MARCH 15, CREAT WO, will not cost the state one Los Angeles, Calif, plan .that lASh • Ultra Valvat RUM HONCVand Many Colora CONDITIONEI GILLEHE PLATINUM NATURAL LIMOfV cent.’’ has been in operation since SYRUP GILLEHE PLATINUM Frost Duo ACNE to Chooae 4oz. He explained, ‘The Society 1970, The plan has been praised PLUS BLADES For Animal Rights, through its throughout the country. 1975...EVEN ON TIRES WE MUST ORDER! PLUS BLADES A Variety of Colora rom ■ 29 president. Miss Helen Jones, It involves a reduction in 9 9 < 2 4 8 oz. 1 36 2 ^ 8 0 0 has agreed to underwrite the price to $17.50 for spaying and S’t 15’s Trial Size 3oz. total cost of the clinic for one $11.50 for neutering. It has MOUNTING ON STEEL WHEELS ONLY! full year. It is expected the fees brought about a reduction in the KELVINATOR brought in will finance other dog and cat population in the GILLEHE BRAND NEW BRAND NEW BRAND NEW clinics in the future.’’ Los Angeles area and a reduc­ •CHEST FREEZERS SOFT & DRI CLAIROL I don’t see how the state can tion in the number of unwanted THEORY SOFT S DRI S O F T S DRI s o n & DRI pass up this offer,” he said. DEODORANTS CLAIROL animals. Regular SOPER DRY Ahearn said the dog and cat Aheam urged all concerned •UPRIGHT FREEZERS LOOK SUPER DRY SUPER DRY j BALSAM population is fast becoming a • Unscanttd LOVING CARE citizens to attend the hearing Rsgulsr DEODORANT serious problem. and to support his bill. ISTOK T O K Nlo O m W ____ ^ . „ BNPPr MOP DEODORANT COLORS Mm, Tut, IM, FrL 5 oz. DEODORANT In the United States more The 55th ’district comprises S40 Haw Stats Road, BuGkland • Xtra Hold • Oily LOTIONS OMttSM 6 to 20 cubic feet 206 off SPRAY c u i ^ Many Shades than 35 million puppies and 50 the towns of Andover, Bolton, ThnIJI 19 1:30 643-9123 SaL 0.40 to 4M SPRAY SPRAY | 6 9 million kittens are bom annual­ SH IM h 4J0 29 Columbia, Hebron, CIomN TwsOty FROST & TIP KIT 2 1 0 ly. That s 10,000 per hour. TiAimn msri» Westinghouse R U / I p h i l c x - 1 Marlborough and a part of Ver- |ie 1 5 9 A single female dog and her 99 * Soz. 34 4 7 9 .12 OZ. 8 o z. ■ PAGE TWENTY — MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 13, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., March 13, 1975— PAGE TWENTY-ONE 23 Homes For Sale Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes lor Sale 23 Homes for Sele 23 Homes For Sale 23 Real Estate Wented INDEX Business Opportunity U 28 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sele 23^: ADVERTISING NOTICES HAPPY ADS GREETING CARD .Shop - $19,900 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 CONTEMPORARY Raised CASH FOR HOUSES - Buyers 1 — Lott tnd Found CUT THIS AD OUT Excellent location in new, large baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ Ranch - large, modern kitchen with pedigrees. We buy for 2 — Perionilt age, nearly two acres. Hutchins with pantry, formal dining 3 — Announcamentt 1 r a t e s Manchester shopping center. cash. When we bring people to Edmund Gorman, Agency, 64^ Agency/Realtors, 646-3166. rewm with built-ins, living room your home, you know they’re 4 — EntertainmonI day 9c word per day TO KEEP US HANDYIL,.. with cathedral ceiling and B l f i * G 0 T K I D S ? 5 — Auctions f 3 days ...... 8c word per day danlal f. reala 4040. j ' serious - not “just looking, danM f. rtalt " " h ealto r mis MAI^HESTER - New 3- Real Estate fieldstqne fireplace from floor thanks.” Call us for action! FINANCIAL 6 d a y s ...... 7c word per day MLS 26 days ...... 6c word per day LAMPS and lighting fixtures room custom Ranch, 2 to ceiling, redwood paneling, Keith Real Estate, 646-4126 or Well, if you do, tho largo lot that goes with this vary nice 8 Bonds-Stocks-Morlgagas baths, aluminum siding, double 9 — Personal Loans 15 WORD MINIMUM business with large showroom, Center four bedrooms, 2 full baths, 649-1922. 6 A room Ranch will make an Idaal play area lor them. The 10 — Insurance Happy Ads ...... $2.00 inch SORRY located in Vernon. Edmund (rage, excellent large family room with above ground pool will also add hours of fun and tnjoy- Jighborhood. $47,900. Hayes EMPLOYMENT We are one day ahead with our Friday ad, but we Gorman, Agency, 646-4040. fireplace, den or library, 5 mant for the whole family. We would Ilka to ahow you thia happy s e w in g b e g i n s a t BEACOHWAY Corporation, 646-0131. sliding glass doors, 2 large 13 - Help Wanted i. jhoughtjjoujj^^ #••••••••••••••••••••••••••• nice home. Only $34,900. 14 — Business Opportunities BEAUTY SALON for sale.. decks, 2-car garage, large lot. 15 — Situation Wanted CONDOMINIUM - 2 bedroom aluminum elded Ranch JUST REDUCED $68,500. Philbrick Agency, style. Completely carpeted, extra large master bedroom. Prime location. Well e? DUPLEXES EDUCATION tablished. Good parking. Ca Professionally landscaped 3- Realtors, 6464200. □ MISC. SERVICES . REALE’S CORNER 18 — Private Instructions All appliances, central air, only $29,900. bedrqom oversized Ranch, 19 — Schools-Classes 643-2848. / WE HAVE THEMII •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 175 W6IM SmiiT______PHflHE.646-4526 IMMACULATE — 6 room Ranch 'vs**<*Vernon. Large prestige area, 2 fireplaces, SPRING STREET area - 20 — Instructions Wanted ... Sofflcon* Services Ottered 31 kitchen, family room with s » 'Q O '- s n e for heat. Oarage, Situation Wanted / IS family room, closets galore, Raised Ranch, 8 rooms, 3 or 4 REAL ESTATE may have unit you huge screened in deck bedrooms, 2Vz baths, wool Building-Contracting 33 Articles lor Sale 23 — Homes lor Sale large yard, nice neighbors, $34,900. overlooks private wooded $38,500 - Rem odtisd 6-6, gas furnaca, nsw wiring. carpeting throughout, family SHARPENING Service - 41 Beaconway' 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale a happy adl WILL CARE for your children, JU ST R ED U C ED - to $32,900. Live rent free In this 3 25 — Investment Property backyard. Call us today. room with fireplace, patio, Saws, knives, axes, shears, BUILDING - Remodeling, family home. Located on Main Street, Coventry. Owner my home, days, 2-5 year old. Jackston Agency, 646-1316. $38,900 - Assumabis 7% VA, 6-6. Neads soma work. skates, rotary blades. Quick SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury, 26 — Business Property Nice yard. References. 643- large deck, electric garage roofing, rec rooms, additions, above ground pool distributor- 27 — Resort Property anxious. door. Built in 1971. $56,900. service. Capitol Equipment garages. All kinds, carpentry fabric center 28 — Real Estate Wanted 1428. $41,500 - Cantral location, 5-S flat, two finlshad rooms needs warehouse space. Will NEW LISTIN G — Completely vinyl sided 6 room Colonial. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. work. For estimates call 649- MANCHESTER In attic, 2-car garaga. 646-4200. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday. sell and completely install a MISC. SERVICES Front to back living room with fireplace, front to back king EXPERIENCED MOTHER 1142, huge 16x31’ O.D. swim pool 31 — Services Ollered ADVERTISING 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- 32 — Painting-Papering |:^ Happiness Is — size master bedroom. Immaculate condition. REALE will babysit infant through 4 Watch the dogwood blossom. $45,500 - Larga 6-6. Nsw roof, now carpsting, roesnily $38,900 CO LO N IA L 7958. complete with fencing; 33 — Building-Contracting years old in her Manchester MASON CONTRACTOR - Reserving a table at value at $39,900. Older 4-bedroom Colonial in dacoratod. Must b s sold. $39,800 mortgage Six clean rooms, IV^ baths, fireplace, sundeck, filter and pump. Now, 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng DEADLINE home. Call 643-8971. Plastering, custom built stone only $795. Full price financing 35 — Heating-Plumbing :S WADDELL SCHOOL NEW LISTIN G — 7 room Ranch with^rm al dining room. convenient location. Now va­ could ba assumed to qualifiad buyer. carpeting, excellent location con* REWEAVING burns, holes. or brick fireplaces, chimney 36 — Flooring 12:00 noon the day belore venient to everything. Hurry! Zippers, umbrellas repaired. available. Call Tony collect; 37 — Moving-Trucklng-Storage publication. i? PTA FLEA Enclosed heated sun porch. ’ A V ^ je d roo m s, newly cant — waiting for that lived- $47,000 - Huge 6-6 with 2 attic rooms, 2-car garage, repairs, and cement 203-232-6500. 38 — Services Wanted decorated. Lots of extras. Mus teen. Only $40,900. in touch. Very large rooms, BLANCHARD & RO SSEnO Window shades, Venetian work. New and repairs. E. Deadline lor Saturday and SJ MARKET •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• large lot. Possible assumption to qualified blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. TAKE A SW IM — in this one year old pool attached to the plus corner cupboard in dining R ultora-M LS 646-2483 Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. SCREENED LOAM - driveway MISC. FOR SALE •ij April 12th, 9:30-3, buyer. 189 W«it Cantor Straat Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. 41 — Articles lor Sale t Call lovely aluminum sided, 2'A bathroom, firaplaced Colonial □ EDUCATION room. Modern kitchen with gravel, processed gravel, sancl, 42 — Building Supplies STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone stone and fill. George H. Grif- 43 — Dogs-BIrds-Pels PLEASE READ with king size bedrooms. Only $45,900. built-ins. Walk-up, floored at­ $49,900 - Gorgeous 6-6. Extremely nice condition, 2 MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. |i:; Mrs. Richard H. Wright, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TOLLAND - Authentic period walls, fireplaces, flagstone fing, Andover, 742-7886. 44 — Livestock iji; or Mrs. David L. Caron BRAND NEW RAISED RANCH - V h bathrooms, tic with large cedar closet. fireplaces, 2-car garaga. Removal, pruning, lot clearing, terraces, concrete repairs, in­ Spring 45 — Boats & Accessories YOUR AD Private Instructions 18 Make an offer on this gracious restoration. Main house built spraying. Fully insured. 46 — Sporting Goods aluminum sided, fireplace, all tlll-out windows. One acre $54,900 - Newer 5-5 duplex, 3 years old, gas furnaces, 1806, ell circa 1717. Eight side and outside. Reasonably SYLVANIA console stereo, ear­ 47 — Garden Products Classified ads are taken over home which out-of-state Licensed. Free estimates. lot, 2 car garage offered at $44,900. rooms, two baths, five working priced. 643-0851. ly American, excellent condh 48 — Antiques the phone as a convenience. PROFESSIONAL tutoring ser­ owner must sell. aluminum siding. Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. The Herald is responsible for fireplaces, two barns, ten tion, asking best offer. 649-7826. 49 — Wanted to Buy BRA N D NEW — 4 bedroom Colonial. 1st floor dining vice. Reading and math. Free CUSTOM Building - Homes, ad­ only one incorrect insertion and room, built Ins, V h bathrooms, aluminum sided, 2 car consultation and evaluation. $56,500 • Brand new 5-5 duplex. Choose your colors. acres. Call for details. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) r En V a l s then only to the size of the ditions, remodeling, repairs. BLACK AND WHITE console 52 — Rooms lor Rent 649-8023. Ideal location. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Trees cut, trimmed or topped, original insertion. Errors which garage, custom built on one acre lot. Call for details. Steve Casalino, experienced 23” TV, needs little repair, $10. 53 — Apartments lor Rent 646-4200. stumps removed, fully insured. 54 — Homos lor Rent do not lessen the value of the ' Rockville. 7-unit package. Two and 5-lamily. residential-commercial 872-2185, 875-0128. BRA N D NEW — 7 room Spilt with a king size master Got a tree problem? Well worth 55 — Business lor Rent advertisement will not be cor­ □ FINANCIAL bedroom, finished family room, 2 car garage, lots of Good income. Secondary financing available. builder. Call 649-6973. 56 — Resort Property lor Rent rected by an additional inser­ MANCHESTER - Five-room a phone call. 742-8252. 57 — Wanted to Rent tion. extras, call for details. Offered at $56,900. Ranch with formal dining COMMERCIAL wall brackets, □ REAL ESTATE ' Rockville. Three-family. Great shape. TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service and wall standards and walj 58 — MIsc. lor Rent Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 4 FAMILY — Investment property In Manchester. Two 4 room, king size master CUSTOM MADE Draperies, bedroom, partially finished rec - remodeling, repairs, ad­ brackets, 16”, 18” and 20” . Call fabric AUTOMOTIVE room apartments, one 6 room apartment. Income over very reasonable work ditions, custom building, no job 61 — Autos lor Sale MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ Homes For Sale 23 647 1419 room, one bath, one-car garage, 646-0724 or 646-2913. $700 per month. Asking only $52,500. guaranteed, call anytime. 649- too small. Free estimates. 643- 62 — Trucks lor Sale cond, third. All kinds. Realty convenient location. $32,000. 4266. 5769. 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale statewide. Credit rating un­ 5 FAMILY — In Coventry. Good investment. Four 4 room MANCHESTER - Newer 3- Philbrick Agency, Realtors, LEAVING U.S. thousands of 64 — Motorcyclos-Bicyclos □ NOTICES items, low, low, prices. Books, 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle necessary. Reasonable. Con­ apartments and one 6 room apartment. Located on 3 bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, 646-4144 646-4200. ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 clothing, baby furniture, dishes, Homes fidential, quick arrangements. acres. Asking $52,900. possible 4th bedroom, con­ eling, rec rooms, offices, 66 — Automotive Service Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. venient location. $35,900. Paul ONLY $19,900- Seven rooms, 2 linens, furniture, household 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease Lost and Found ROOM TO RUN — On this 2Va acre building lot. Terms FRECHETTE & MARTIN, INC., Realtors HEBRON household repairs. Phone 649- BIDWELL Home Improvement 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. story, 111 Walnut Street, han­ 4594. items, lumber and tools. Prices available. dyman’s treasure, fire II 263 M AIN STREET, M AN CH ESTER Co. Expert installation of negotiable. 646-8768. LOST - Passbook number 25- ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Spring is just around the cor­ aluminum siding, gutters and M A N C H E ST E R BRAN D NEW - Colonial, floor to ceiling damaged, no agents please, 0102951, Savings Department of ner. Watch it happen from COMPLETE electrical service trims. Roofing installation and MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd fireplace. Front to back living room. Bath and one hall, phone 649-7925. FOR LONGER wear keep the Conn. Bank & Trust Co., your beautiful deck or and repair. Reasonable rates. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109, carpets clean with Blue Lustre. sale! application made for payment. mortgages — interim financing king size master bedroom. Custom built by Mac CREAM PUFF Call 646-5253. COVENTRY - North, six room screened porch. Hundreds of Rent electric shampooer, $1. E. — expeditious and confidential Construction Co. Only $41,900. Tnat’s what this 6-room older DUPLEX - Owner’s side has Raised Ranch, desirable area, MANCHESTER VICINITY bulbs and plants surround this HORACE Tetrault — Siding, A. Johnson Paint (Jompany. Science Today LOST - Saving Passbook service, J.D. Real Estate home is. With 2-car garage, large, modern kitchen, formal SNOWPLOWING - Commercial roofing, storm windows, aw­ Assoc. 646-1980. acre, three bedrooms, lovely 3-bedroom Raised number 046-0-01982-1, Hartford lovely remodeled kitchen, 3 Call us and find out why it dining room, living room, 4 and residential. Reasonable nings. Quality workmanship, fireplaced, living room, 1 1/2 bedrooms, wall-to-wall Ranch with 2-car garage and HOSPITAL BED - Complete- National Bank and Trust Co., bedrooms, ceramic bath, for­ may be cheaper to buy than rates. Also available as a back­ free estimates. Fully insured. excellent condition, $150. 643-) Avoid baths, rec room, above ground carpeting, IVi baths. Other side storage galore. Country estate up rig. 646-3467 or 647-9304. North Manchester office. LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... mal dining room. And priced pool, garage. $38,500. Owner, rent. Aluminum sided Duplex, 872-9187, 649-3417. 7457. Application made for payment. Roses are red, violets are blue. has 6 large rooms. Convenient but only minutes away. Priced Want Ads are great, and get fast at only $35,900. You owe It to 742-9790. 5 and 6 rooms, on corner lot. to schools and shopping. to sell at $49,500. LIGHT TRUCKING for attics, ROOFING - Specializing TAG SALE - (Moving soon) Congested results too. ^ yourself to inspect this fine Priced to sell at $31,900. Excellent condition. $46,900. cellars, also odd jobs. Call 643- < r t > Personals 2 REALE’S CORNER PITKIN STREET - Large repairing roofs, new roofs, March, 15 & 16, 10-4, 97 Battista D home. Philorick Agency, Realtors, 2816. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned d 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 gracious four bedroom 646-4200. Road, Vanity chest, end tables, Streets INCOME tax returns prepared ZIN SSER AGENCY Colonial, 11/2 baths, 2-car gar­ and repaired. 30 years umbrella table, lawn furniture, in the privacy of your home Call 646-1511 ARE YOU in need of a sitter? experience. Free estimates. suitcases, rug shampooer, wig age, 116x150 treed corner lot. Have several people to sit, all By AL ROSSITER JR. Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or 525- Help Wanted 13 Holp Wanted 13 An unusual offering. Bel Air MANCHESTER NEW LISTING Howley, 643-5361. cases, many nousehold items. 8263. ages. Full-time, part-time or UPI Science Editor □ EMPLOYMENT Real Estate, 643-93^. $34,900. occassionally, days or ROOFING - Installation and COOK’S ASSISTANT- Full ARMY RESERVE Is all you have to pay to buy evenings. Call 646-2139 after Se a s o n e d fireplace wood for save 1 ijuy • WASHINGTON (UPI) - INCOME TAX preparation - time, mature person, dood star­ Offers part-time income for VERNON - Almost new, three repairs, gutters, storm win­ What do street workers, your home or mine. Help Wanted 13 membership, earn upwards of f 1,000.00 bedroom Ranch, 2-car garage, 2 COVENTRY this lovely 7-room Cape with 647-1419 3:15, dows, doors. Experienced sale. $20 % ton pickup load. Call ting salary, liberal, fringe yearly, by attending monthly meetings 228-9585. cyclists and srnokers in Reasonable. By Danny Byram, benefits, on the bus line, apply baths, big wooded lot. Fantastic $26,900 647-1419 one-car garage. Two full quality workmanship. Fully in­ 649-5096. TOOL MAKERS - All-around and two weeks summer training. view of Connecticut Valley. ODD JOBS - Trucking, home in person. East Hartford Con­ Openings for men and women with or baths, 3 bedrooms, fireplaced sured. Free estimates. enclosed cars have in common? machinists and Bridgeport repairs, yards cleaned. NEW RINSE-N-VAC steam valescent Home, 745 Main without previous military experience. Fully carpeted and magnificent living room, dining room, Reasonable prices. Rick Too much carbon monoxide. We ll train young men ages 17 to 26, Three-bedroom full-dormer Experienced handyman. Free cleaner prolongs carpet life by p o W ® ® * ® TAX RETURNS and accoun­ operators. Top wages, fringe Street, East Hartford. appointments. Immediate oc­ kitchen plus rec room. This Burnett, 646-3005. The gas comes from motor ting done professionally. benefits and overtime. and women \Vk to 34 wiUi HS diploma. cupancy. 50s. Warren E. Cape, double lot, 100’ from Lots-Land For Sale 24 estimates. Reasonable. 643- keeping them cleaner longer! vehicle exhaust and d team of Why not see if you can qualify? Call for LIVE graciously in this newly one won’t last long...so call 0304. Rent at Manchester Hardware Reasonable rates. Confidential. Experience preferred. Apply at JOBSEEKERS - We’re open information Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. private beach, large fireplace Heating-Plumbing 35 researchers from the Universi­ Experienced. Call Dan Hickey, Paragon Tool Company, 121 listed four-bedroom Colonial in today! HEBRON - 200 acres of wood & Supply, 877 Main Street; Monday-Friday, 8-8, Hundreds Dally through Saturday and more! t A.M. - 5 P.tM. the highly desirable lands and open fields on Route MARIA NARDULLl - Custom- Manchester. 643-4425. ty of Toronto found concen­ 649-9145. Adams Street. of employment opportunities. MANCHESTER - Just reduced. ZIN SSER AGENCY SEWERLINES, sink lines, trations that sometimes ap­ 76th DIvltion Army Rtaarva Center Street, 3-family in "Hollywood” area! Stately and 646-1511 85 and Old Colchester Road. made draperies, bedspreads, cleaned with electric cutters, Call today, 568-1070. Opportunitlaa • Waal tiartford: WARREN E. Owner interested in financing. NOW you can clean shags and proached hazardous levels INCOME TAX returns PHONE FROM home to ser­ 232-1500 Eaat Wtndaor 823-9441 or business zone II. Ideal for immacualte, featuring a front- top treatments, Austrian by professionals. McKinney Edmund Gorman Agency, 646- shades. Large selection of orientals professionally clean along some Toronto streets, par­ prepared in your home. vice our customers for super WIRES CROSSED? 623-2670 (cottact) professional offices or commer­ to-back fireplaced living room Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ aod 60"'N>de.W" IT PAYS TO 00 TO MEETINOS 4040. samples, drapery hardware. with new RINSE-N-VAC steam ticularly for those who might Reasonable, Call H.H. Wilson, earnings. Choose own hours. Switchboard operator, part- cial expansion. Owner anxious HOWLAND and a comfortable la ^ e family pany, 643-5308. .99 V«>' 649-6506. Call 647-1810. for quick sale. LaPenta Agen­ room, as well as a spacious for­ MANCHESTER - Seven rooms Free estimates, decorating ser­ cleaner. Rent at Manchester 1.99 have heart disease. time evenings needed now. Realtors 643-1108 o,j9lnaWV cy, Realtor, 646-2440. mal dining room. Convenient and 2 baths in this pleasant MANCHESTER - 4-family, vice. Call 649-1786. NO JOB too small, toilet Wallpaper & Paint Co., 185 Using a portable carbon East Hartford area. Call OFFICE MANAGER required completely furnished, rented. West Middle Turnpike, 646-0143; RUSSELL’S Barber Shop, cor­ INSPECTORS - For final in­ Jobseekers, 568-1070. laundry on the first floor, older home. “Walk to” con­ repairs, plugged drains, kitchen monoxide detector, the in­ ner Oak and Spruce St, will spection, minimum five years for general insurance agency. MANCHESTER - Six month expensive wall-to-wall veniences include shopping, Remodeled completely three ANSWER YOUR phone night faucets replaced, repaired, rec vestigators discovered that con­ close for vacation March 17-26. experience aircraft parts, Insurance backgrounu and new, prime west side location, MANCHESTER - Eight-room carpeting, modern gas heat. All library, two parks, Senior years ago. Large landscaped and day. Code-a-phone rooms, bathroom remodeling, TOOL SHED for sale, made of FOLLOWING ARE needed for typing required. Salary open. multi-level Contemporary, 21/2 lot. Business zone II. Mr. Lind­ wood to last, delivered and set­ centrations of the gas varied Open Thursday , March 27. Why nights and days. All benefits. our second shift. (4-12 p.m. 5-5 D uplex, 1 1/2 bath s, this and much more on a tree- Citizens Center, St. James answering machines from heat modernization, etc. Free considerably according to the not drop in this week for the Dean Machine Products, Inc., Ask for Mr. Donovan, Jewell- hardwood floors, aluminum baths, sunken patio, panoramic shaded lot located on a quiet School, and bus line. Interior say, 643-1111. $199.95. Call 643-2759, estimates gladly given. M & M up. Contact 643-9912 after 3. 102 Colonial Rd, Manchester. M o n d a y -F rid a y ) VW, England Insurance Agency, 646- view of Hartford skyline. traffic passing by, the age and best barbering or styling. 649- experienced preferred but will siding, high 50’s. Hayes Cor­ residential street. Please in-' layout is good for an “in-law” Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. 9659. Equal opportunity employer. 4662. poration, 646-0131. Immediate occupancy. 60’s. quire immediately to avoid dis­ situation. Odegard Realty, 643- Investment Property 25 TWO HANDYMEN will clean, TAG SALE - Saturday, March condition of the cars and cross train. Line mechanic and Warren E. Howland, Realtors, 15, 10-4 only. Various items in­ trucks, the weather and the service adviser. Apply in per­ appointment. Mr. Matthew, 4365. rake, lime, fertilize, mow, TOWNE Plumbing Service, REAL ESTATE expanding of­ MANAGER for book store - 643-1108. B ZONE property SIX room cluding 5-piece dinette set. 80 Announcements 3 son to Ted Trudon, Volkswagen, BOLTON - price reduced on this Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. maintainance of lawn seasonal. repairs, alterations, vanity place where the sample was fice looking for qualified Apply in person: 707A Main house, formerly 2-ffamily, plus Cellars and attics cleaned. Wells Street, Manchester. Tolland Turnpike, Talcottville. Street, Manchester. Benefits, seven room Ranch. ’Three or RANCH - with gorgeous view. cabinets a specialty. Call to taken. licensed full-time salesperson. four bedrooms, fireplaced MANCHESTER - New listing. Large living room with beamed over 4,000 square foot building, Reasonable prices. 643-5305. 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- The team reported its results Call for confidential interview. paid holidays, insurance. Flag Drive. Spacious contem­ BOLTON central, good for small contrac­ GARAGE SALE - Saturday, 8- WAITRESSES - Lunch time, living room, formal dining cathedral ceilings and 4056. in the current issue of Archives F. J. Spilecki Realtor, 643-2121. room, eat-in kitchen plus gar­ porary Split Level, custom FAMILY ROOM fireplace, formal dining room, tor, plumber, electrician etc. Painting-Papering 32 12. Just moved. Too many of Environmental Health and MRS. MARY weekend cocktail waitresses. RNS - We have full-time built, nestled in a 3/4 wooded Low 50's. Keith Real Estate, extras. Two window fans, An­ Apply Podunk M ill, 989 openings on the 11-7 shift. age. 3/4 acre lot on dead-end Seven-room Ranch with first fully equipped kitchen with BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - 9'ngham checksj Reader & Advisor OIL BURNER service man, lot. Seven rooms featuring sliding glass doors to deck. 649-1922, 646-4126. PAINTING and paperhanging, tiques. Accessories. Some fur­ concluded that the casual Ellington Rd., So. Windsor. Excellent benefits and pleasant street. Asking $38,900. Zinsser floor family room, 3 All heating and plumbing As fresh ar»/-i pedestrian doesn’t have much Astrology - Card Reading vacations, insurance, good Agency, 646-1511. extra large living room with Huge family room with stone excellent work. References. repairs plus remodeling. Call niture. Poppy trail odd pieces. 3r working conditions. Please app­ cathedral ceilings, 2 fireplaces, bedrooms, formal dining Business Property 26 speed girl’s bike. 16 Country Machine wash an'“ o„®o„?P""g iiselfi to worry about unles he or she by Request working conditions, state fireplace, two full baths. Free estimates. Fully insured. 643-1496. spi RN-LPN. 10% differential. ly in person. Meadows Con­ each bedroom has own double room, new kitchen with built- (:iub Drive off Fern Street. is a persistent shopper She will give you advice on Love, licensed, 649-8158. NEW HOMES,- Ranches, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. Greenwood Nursing Home, valescent Home, 333 Bidwell bath, central air, family room. ins, spacious living room, MANCHESTER - Main Street, Marriage, Business and transactions Hartford pays 10% differential Capes, Colonials,' Splits. Many 646-4200. FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing burdened by heavy bags. ol all kinds. She has helped Street, Manchester. Garage. Very special home. business zoned, four family, NURSE’S AIDES for 3-11 shift. on 3-11 and 11-7 shifts. 236-2901. variations. Three and four work shop, laundry room, J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom - Repairs and remodeling, But the report said those who thousands and she can help you, no Don’t wait, call now. Arruda city utilities, level lot, $600 decorating. Interior painting. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Only experienced need apply. PART-TIME openings after­ bedrooms. Call for details. oversized garage, large sewer lines cleaned electrical­ habitually work on city streets matter what your problem. Do not tall Highest starting salary in the Realty, 644-1539. monthly income. $47,900. Hayes Paper hanging. New Ceilings. ly. Prompt service on emergen­ to see her TODAY R N -L PN , day s h ift. No noon and evenings for Merritt Agency, 646-1180. sundeck. Priced right, $41,000 NEW LISTING such as street repair crews, area. Liberal fringe benefits. Corp. 646-0131. Remodeling. Exterior painting. DOG-CAT boarding reser­ OPEN DAILY a SUNDAY rotations. Greenwood Nursing cies. 643-7024, street cleaners, public utility salesladies. Sewing experience U&R REALTY, INC. A Westminster Road -k Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. vations. Combined inside/out- yd. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Apply in person East Hartford Home. Hartford. 236-2901. necessary. Apply Pilgrim THREE-BEDROOM Ranch REDWOOD FARM S Custom-built oversized six-room Fully insured. For estimate call side runs, partitioned privacy, workers, street vendors, For Appt. Call 289-5292 Convalescent Home, 745 Main Fabrics, Cheney Hall, 177 Hart­ with garage on nicely 643-2692 WE STOCK 2,000 plumbing and regularly t .49 Street, East Hartford. Is the location of this fine nine Garrison Colonial - 1V4 baths, center 649-9658. germicidal lighting. Canine delivery men and taxi and bus RN - Assistant Director of ford Road, Manchester. landscaped lot. New wall-to- ROBERT D. MURDOCK, Realtor fireplace, garage, large, bright walk- ‘heating repair items on our drivers are at much greater wall everywhere, air- (9) room Raised Ranch. up attic. $43,500. truck. Call Plumbing Shop on Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, Nurses. Well established skilled Manchester, 646-5971. risk of being affected by carbon CUSTODIANS, experienced, nursing home (240 beds) desires SOUTH WINDSOR area com­ conditioner. Aluminum storms Three (3) full baths, five (5) PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. Wheels for speedy, efficient part-time, days, and nights. $38,900 - Duplex, 6-3. Nice in­ Five years experience. monoxide. ambitious RN, Administrative pany needs general and screens. Immaculate. Mid bedrooms, fireplaced family M.H. PALMER REALTY service, 646-2115. save 55c to 1.05 yd. save up to $2 yd. Manchester, East Hartford 30’s and worth it. Mr. Matthew, room, eat-in kitchen, dining law apartment, carpeting, $435 Excellent references. Pete, 742- MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS, Carbon monoxide concen­ and Nursing skills esential. maintenance man, full-time. 846-6321 9 ^ * AKC registered, eight weeks area. Call 643-5691, 2-6 p.m. on- Excellent working conditions. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. room and large living room. month income. Hutchins Agen­ Cerbudi hiWRii - f4$4»» 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. Flooring 36 trations along busy streets Experience plumbing-repair. ------(------old, ready for immediately 45" wide no-iron famous make washable SAILING COMPETITION •y- Benefits. Greenwood Nursing Jobseekers, 568-1070. Exterior is aluminum and cy, Realtors, 646-3166. ranged from 10 to more than 50 LONDON (UPI) - A group of MANCHESTER - New family PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, delivery, salt and pepper color. novelty seersuckers polyester prints parts per million (ppm). United Home, Hartford. 236-2901. brick for easy upkeep. Call 643-2206 after 5 p.m. aspiring round-the-world WANTED - Lathe hands, 50 HAIRDRESSER - Experienced Colonial, aluminum siding, 3 MANCHESTER - Owner. New­ ting, wallpapering, spray/brush (specializing in older floors). States standards for the Transferred owner wants ac­ ly decorated Ranch, 3 FARM - 50 acres, mostly painting. Fair prices, fully in­ yachtsmen sail from the River hours, paid holidays, excellent SUPERINTENDANT capable for busy accelerating shop. Call bedrooms, bath and lavatory, cleared and level and, 8-room Ceilings and inside painting. regularly exposed person set 9 oversized modern kitchen, tion. Priced at $51,900. bedrooms, corner lot. Mid 30’s. sured, experienced and depen­ John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- COCKER SPANIEL, one year Thames on August 31st. Com­ insurance benefits. Metronics, of painting wanted for large Linda 643-2483. house, bam, two large poultry old buff, male, lovable, best ppm as the maximum for eight Inc.„ Routes 6 and 44A, Bolton. apartment complex, $3.50 per built-ins, 24’ combination dining ZINSSER AGENCY Call 646-2984, if no answer call dable. 643-1671. 2222. petitors will follow the trade 643-9985. houses, 2-car garage. Philbrick offer. Call 649-8479 after 5. hours of exposure and 35 ppm for hour, 44 hours minimum. Inter­ STILL LOOKING? We’ve found and playroom, garage, just 646-1511 Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 144 o o c routes of the tall-masted clipper right lot, conveniently located. Getting things moving is our INSIDE - Outside painting, one hour. Canada's limits are ships from London to Sydney START WORK NOW - hundreds views between 9-11 a.m., call hundreds of full, part-time NEW ZEALAND white baby similar. of positions to choose from. Call 528-1300. ositions to choose from, Trade of your present home ROCKLEDGE - Ten room, five business. We take pride in fe c ia l rates for people over 65. and back again. On their journey bedroom brick constructed CONDOMINIUM - Six rooms, 3 Fully insured. Estimates given. □ MISC. FOR SALE bunnies, excellent Easter gifts. ww y d . Carbon monoxide displaces today without delay. obseekers, 568-1070. considered. Donald S. Gale, BOL'TON - Beautiful Ansaldi bedrooms, 2VZ baths, wall-to- our effective handling of real downriver the yachtsmen will S Colonial Cape, three baths, 2 Call 649-7863. Will hold ’til Easter. 643-5805. oxygen from the blood and Jobseekers, 568-1070. WANTED - Musicians to form Realty Co., Realtors, MLS, 289- built Raised Ranch, on acre wall carpeting! Modern kitchen estate purchases, sales and originally 1.99 to 2.49 yd. comp, values up to 2,99 yd. pass one of the original clipper 7939. treed lot, brick front, plastered fireplaces, garage. Must be 41 therefore reduces the amount top 40 rock group. Call Chris MOTHER - Babysit my two with built-ins, finished rec leases. Call us at 646-4040 Articles lor Sale AKC registered Samoyed ships, the Cutty Sark, which is CAREER OPPORTUNITY - 649-0178 after 5. children, 5 years and 18 months, walls, 4 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, seen! $68,900. M. H. Palmer Building-Contracting 33 Shoppers love this totally carefree, Sensational group to choose from in 100% of oxygen that reaches tissue. Realty, 646-6321. G ertrude room, central air-conditioning. and get your deal moving. available tor stud service. Call w a s h a b l e , n e v e r -ir o n polyester-cotton polyester — w ashes and drips dry without open to visitors. Rapidly expanding petroleum in your home, part-time days. MANCHESTER one full, two half baths, rec ALUMINUM sheets used as In high concentrations, which Hagedorn, 649-0538. $32,900. Philbrick Agency, NEWTON H, Smith & Sons - 249-4915 and 646-1739. blend! 1st quality full bolts ol bold a wrinkle — every time! Top quality value; company is seeking career Buckley School area. 649-9696. room with wet bar, enclosed printing plates, .007 thick, REAL ESTATE ; We are OUT OF STATE OWNERS Realtors, 646-4200. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ prints, plaids and checks; all 45" wide. full bolts, 45" wide. would not be reached on heated porch, 2-car garage, oriented individuals for looking for representative in Say “ SELL” their Ranch 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Livestock 44 streets, the gas can kill. In marketing and management GENERAL OFFICE gal for $59,500.. Philbrick Agency, ditions, rec rooms, porches and Phone 643-2711. the Coventry area. Interested? style, 2 family, custom built. 4 M A N C H EST ER $35,900 TWO-FAMILY Duplex - 5-5, roofing. No job too small. Call lesser concentrations, carbon positions. Training available Call Kurt Lessenger Co., excellent East Hartford firm. Realtors, 6464200. GORMAN fireplaces, dishwashers, NEW LISTING three years old. 1% baths, 649-3144. REGISTERED Quarter horse, monoxide poisoning can affect for right person. Call Ms. Realtors, 646-8713, 423-9291. Start 8:30-5, experienced. Call aluminum siding, good invest­ Edmund Gorman Agency NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 14.1 hands, sound and gentle, all ------/‘•oorbuste, WORLD ALMANAC Hartnett, 872-’7381 for inter­ Jobseekers, 568-1070. ranges, partially finished rec MANCHESTER - Split 7 rooms, Six-room Cape, full shed Commercial and Industrial cents each. Inquire side door. judgment, exercise ability and ment at $53,900. Philbrick CARPENTRY — Repairs, tack included, $600. Excellent 4- can cause dizziness and FACTS view. PART-TIME cleaners, work rooms. 3 bedrooms and more. 1 1/2 baths, 3 bedrooms, dormer, spotless interior, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Real Estate Brokers Manchester Evening Herald. Serving Central Conneclicut remodeling, additions, roofing. H project. Call 646-4029. headaches. mornings. Manchester and CLEANING WOMAN, two half Ideal for in-laws, friends and modern kitchen, dining room, tastefully decorated, fenced in days per week, top salary. 649- family room, fireplace, wall-to- 604 Middle Turnpike East Call David Patria, South Wind­ WE BUY and sell used fur­ Dr. Nicholas Rummo, acting CLEANING MAN wanted from Glastonbury area. Call 649-5335. relatives. Privacy at price. yard with garden area. CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12-room Manchester. Connecticut 5148. wall carpeting, garage, large sor, 644-1796. niture. Cash on the line. One Antiques 48 r a y „ „ director of clinical studies at 11 p.m. -1 a.m. Apply in person. Call Ann Hunter, 649-5306. Excellent for young family. antique Colonial Completely Burger King, 467 Center St. CRAFTSMEN wanted to share EQUAL HOU8INQ OPPORTUNITY lot, $45,500. Philbrick Agency, Convenient location. restored and in excellent condi­ piece or an entire housefull. 'C .. . r the U.S. National Environmen­ space and overhead in craft co­ LAUNDRY WORKER - Will Realtors, 646-4200. WES ROBBINS carpentry 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 WANTED Antique furniture, ...... a tal Research Center in North BARROWS & WALLACE 646-5200 tion. Four fireplaces, 2V^ baths, BUNNY MONEY - Start op store, $25 per month. Per­ train, salary negotiable, 7-3, ■HnonBsnr now nifon iwuuin remodeling specialist. Ad­ Main Street Rear, behind glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Carolina, said in a telephone in­ incohne-proaucing 3-room Real Estate Wanted 28 buildiqg a nest egg now for sonal attendance not required. start work now. Call S4t-SS0t 3t7-1B18 72MS1B SEVEN-ROOM Cape-Colonial FIANO AGENCY studio apartment and 2-room ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Douglas Motor Sales. other antique items. R. terview that concentrations of Easter. Meet people, sell part- 872-0766 or 872-2668. Jobseekers, 588-1070. (1971 vintage), first-floor fami­ builtdns, bathrooms, kitchens, Harrison, 643-8709. i f o n - t antique shop. Philbrick Agency, ALL CASH for your property 50 parts per million can be a time on your own time, find out ly room. Fireplace, 2-car gar­ Realtors, 646-^. 649-3446. CLEAN USED refrigerators, hazardous level for someone how profitable selling HAIRDRESSER wanted, with MODEL needed for two NEW LISTING! Oversized 8- age. Large country size COVENTRY - Seven room Cape within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, ranges, automatic washers, FLEA MARKET dealers - In­ ‘‘'O '" W nyiag ...6 ^ 2 5 ^ 1 fragrances, cosmetics, jewelry experience and following. evenings weekly, portrait ar­ room Cape with full rear kitchen. Transferred owner will and 4 room Ranch on one lot. instant service. Hayes Agency, LEON Cieszynski builder - new with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s doors space available for 80 who has some degree of heart Cape has stone siding and full disease, a common condition and family products can be. Phone 646-4030, Ext. 211. tist, excellent opportunity for dormer plus front dormers. give immediate occupancy. 6464)131. ' homes custom built, Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- dealers. Old historic mill in mature person. Jobseekers, Two full baths, fireplace, Pasek, Realtors, 289-74'^, 742- shed dormer Ranch■ In income is for people over 45. Healthy per­ Interested? Gall 523-9401. remodeled, additions, rec 2171 center of Coventry. $12 for BABYSITTER wanted for four 568-1070. aluminum siding. Two-car gar­ 8243. $155 month!ly- ■Lake privileges. CONDOMINIUM WE WILL buy your house. Call rooms, garages, kitchens weekend. Phone 742-5T75 or sons, however, should be able to $40’s. LaPenta Agency, Low 30’s DEGREE IN ACCOUNTING? year old boy in your home. age. Nicely treed private yard. anytime, Hutchins Agency, remodeled, bath tile, cement WOODEN PALLETS for sale at after 5 p.m. 561-1427. tolerate such conditions. Realtor, 646-2440 or Lance Weather satellite camera Will train you, full-time. Mother working part-time. Truly a scarce item on today’s MANCHESTER m*00 Realtors, 646-3166. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ circulation department, The Canadian researchers, bVi WANTED market. Priced to sell in the Kozikowski, 742-7202. Enjoy your home and let tial or commercial. Call 649- Wanted to Buy 49 aPesa„4.,3l4a3,or2S«| systems are being replaced Immediate opening. East Hart­ GREET THE SPRING Manchester Herald. $2.-$5. led by Geoffry R. Wright of the with scanning radiometer ford. Call Jobseekers, 568-1070. 7105. mid 30’s. Mr. Matthew, someone else worry, about SELLING your house? Call us 4291. Highly Moffvafttf In the sunshine and shade of BY OWNER - ’Three-bedroom university’s department of en­ systems which obtain data in Belfiore Agency, 847-1413. maintenance, snow removal, first and we’ll make you a cash SEASONED firewood, cut, WANTED - Wicker furniture, BankAmericard vironmental health, said that REAL ESTATE salesperson, YOU SPEND money in your SafM fnan this top quality Colonial. A 46’ Ranch. Finished rec room, offer. One day service. T. J. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY split, delivered, truck load $30. any kind, any shape. Call 872- both visible and infra-red and play room, lot 90x120’, con­ cutting and trimming the Sale ends Saturday. the risks of carbon monoxide small agency needs additional spare time - why not make NEW LISTING - Martin School fireplaced living loom, full Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Carpentry and general contrac­ Sand, gravel and stone. 643-9504 0930. channels. The visible channel some, too? If you have 6-8 hours District, 6 bedrooms, 9-room venient location, many extras. lawn. Six lat'ge rooms, 3 poisoning to fire fighters, observes only sunlit portions of help, excellent opportunity for for Mtabllthod roal aatata dining room and eat-in kitchen ting. Residential and commer­ after 6. a week to spare, local Amway older home, wall-to-wall Must be seen. $%,500. Call 646- bedrooms, dream kitchen, 2Va IMMEDIATE CASH for your cial. Whether it be a small WANTED - Good used wheel tunnel police, garage atten­ the earth, while the infra-red right person. For confidential firm In Manehaatar all add to super livability and 3478. • M ANCHESTER 389 Broad Street interview, 643-1509. ^ distributor offers tmportunity carpeting, paneling, etc. Asking charm. Now is the time to in­ baths, full basement, central property. Let us explain our repair iob, a custom built home A-1 recondi-tioned color chair, reasonable. Call 643-8819 dants and foundry workers have channel furnishes cloud pic­ for good earnings. Phone 643- Contaol |41,000< Call Homeseekers lair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, • EAST HARTFORD Putnam Bridge Plaza 17 Main St. vest in a home. Call Judith air-conditioning. Immediate or anything in between, call 646- televisions now on display in after 6 p.m. been long recognized. tures both night and day. The GENERAL office, receptionist 5998. DANIGLF.RGALK Realty, 646-4353. CAPE - Eat-in kitchen, formal 647-1413. 1379. our show room. Most of these • BLOOMFIELD Copaco Shopping Center Cottage Grove Road Rt. 218 “However, the danger of World Almanac says. The O’Reilly, 649-5306. occupancy. experience a must. Ijrimediate, REALE REALTORS EQUAL HOUSINO OPPORTUNITY dining room, fireplaced living sets are in excellent condition, WANTED TO BUY, for radiom eter scans a 2,000- Open 10 am to 9 pm Saturdays 'til 6 those working on or about an full-time position. East Hart- OPENINGS now available for G46-4S2S LARGE Seven-room Colonial, 1 room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar­ MAY WE BUY your home? ANY TYPE Carpentry and ideal for living room or family daughter s birthday, one or two BankAmericard and Maater Charge Available In Moat Storea open street has been less widely nautical mile-wide swath ford office. Jobseekers, 568- school bus drivers. Manchester All Intanlam CoMUanem.., 1/2 baths, aluminum siding, BARROWS & WALLACE age, immaculate condition. F.J. SPILECKI Quick, fair, all cash and no masonry work, additions and room. Modern TV Service, 805 tickets to the Whaler’s game on beneath the satellite’s path. area. Please call 643-2373. garage, treed lot, $48,500. NVw HIWN IMiUHiN $36,900. Philbrick Agency, roblems. Call Warren E. appreciated,” the report said. 1070. B 4 B -8 IB B S r - IB IB 72B-6618 Realtor 643-2121 remodeling. Free estimates. A. Hartford Road, next to Gus’s March 22nd at Civic Center. Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. Realtors, 646-4200. Powland. Realtors, 643-1108. Squillacote, 649-0811. Pizza, Manchester. 646-2205. 649-0974, \ I ! PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 13. 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., March 13, 1975- PAGE TWENTYtTHREE BV JIM HKBRY Auto$ For Salo 61 Autot for Salo 81 Autos For Sale 81 Autos For Sale 81 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE \Vf=HAv/FHOTHlfJ' 1969 AUSTIN AMERICA, low 1973 FORD Torino - Four door, BUGS BUNNY THAT A fJP mileage, ^ood condition, needs yellow, power steering and brakes, top' condition, $2,500. FUDOSY, YER NEW I DON'T WORRY ABOUT V : HE BOUGHT IT HE w a n t s t o m e n p h is s w e a t e r b u t e v en •2’ transmission work, $250. or best WHATS offer. Call before noon, 646- Call .646-16-8318 after 5. n e ig h b o r 's a t TH' I HIM GETTIN' PHYSICAL... WITH HIS TRIFOCALS ON HE CAN'T GET THE DOOR.' WANTS HE'S ONLY A LI'L SQUIRT.' n e e d l e ThREAPEP.' I TOLPHIM HE'PNEVER WITH o o t I 1917. MAKE IT WITH THOSE THREE LEMSES- ELECTRIC 1969 BUICK convertible - One T' TALK T' YA ABOUT Shop, then YER CORNET.' AN' WHEN I SUGGESTEP HE TRV HIS CM16. 1963 PLYMOUTH Savoy II, 2- owner, 41,000 miles. Excellent LUCK WITH THIS ONE HE GOTSTEAMEP TWIG6S? condition. Call 649-0053 after 4. AMP TDLPM E TO BEAT IT A N P MINP door hardtop, 1968 440 cubic MV OWN BUSINESS.' THAT'3 w h y inch engine, 4-speed, bucket GRATITUPE FOR VOU.' HAVEN'T seats and extras. Tires and .S&SBHGK THEY £ 3 body in decent shape. Needs back, recent engine, cfutch, CLICKED minor work. Must sell im­ brakes, tires. Running or use mediately. Asking $500. or best for parts. $300. 646-4513. j f ^ offer. Call 643-0458 after 6, any day but Fridays. 1969 OLDS LS, 61,000 miles, _VO- ' 1975 by NEA. Inc good condition, gold, black CADILLAC Coupe De Ville, vinyl roof, air, all power, $1,400 Apartments For Rent S3 Wanted to Rent 57 or best offer. 875-1204 tx . S3 Apartments For Rent 1973, excellent condition, weekends. □ RENTALS willing to sacrifice. 646-1316, MICKEY FINN VERNON - Town House Three- RETIRED COUPLE wants un­ after 5 and weekends 649-8782. BY HANK LEONARD A one bedrooni ranch style m u m APARTMENTS furnished 3-4 room heated 1972 CHEVROLET Nova, 4- door sedan, excellent condition, apartment community. Its Five-room townhouse apart­ apartment, Manchester. $160 1971 OLDS, Vista wagon with Rooms lor Rent 52 low mileage, standard GO RIGHT IN, ^ HELLO, SENATOR ARE YOU SURE spacious interior design and ment, IVi tiled baths, 2 air- maximum. Call 643-8820 after 2. trailer pack, excellent condi­ SENATOR.' THE total conveniences, along with transmission. Call 043-0390. BARKER] WHAT. HE WAS conditioners, wall-to-wall tion, power steering, air, $1,900. SHERIFF IS WAITING CAN I DO / KIDNAPPED? THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ its unusual architectural design FOR YOU' carpeting, full basement, Please call between 5-7 p.m. FOR you? /I, DID you GET M: nished rooms, centrally and attractive landscaping, heat, hot water, appliances. 644-2048. A RANSOM located. Kitchen privileges. provides for a comfortable Trucks for Sale 62 NOTE — OR Parking. Reasonable rates. homelike atmosphere. Total Adults only, no pets. A C A L L ? Phone 649-2358. DODGE POLARA 1973, loaded, electric, no pets, rentals $180 □ AUTOMOTIVE air-conditioned, power brakes, 1973 CHEVY % ton pick-up, 350 WINNER per month. Please call 872-0528 g r a m p a w AT LA5T.^ , 649-7620 vinyl roof, green, low 40’s. $1,- 4-speed, $2,500. Call 646-4029. JS P, 3*/3 ROOMS for rent, clean, cen­ Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.- 5 p.m, NOW IS T K TIME TO SAVE Autos For Sale 61 750. Call 646-4191. trally located, parking, on bus TOYOTA 1973 Hilox pickup. line. Phone 647-9868. ATTRACTIVE four room MUTT AND JEFF 1972 MAVERICK, 2-door, 6- Excellent condition, low CREATED BY BUD FISHER apartment, stove, refrigerator, MANCHESTER - Four-room, CHEVROLET IMPALA, 327 mileage, rack and tool box. Call MONEY cylinder, standard shift, radio, LADIES ONLY - room for rent, references, no pets, $145. 646- two-bedroom apartment within V8. regular gas, 4-door vinyl 537-1080. f HOLD IT DOWN, BR.UNO.') furnished, reasonable rates and 3167, 228-3540, walking distance to Main one owner. Asking $1,500. Call 875-4447. hardtop, air-conditioned. ^ S L O W U P . ^ ------^ ideal location. Call after 5 p.m., Street. Lovely residential area. Automatic, tinted glass, power 644-0383. MANCHESTER Parkade 646-8352. brakes, power steering, mint Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 Apartments - We now have one 1973 PONTIAC CATALINA - 4- door sedan, automatic, power condition, $1,150. 646-8304, after GENTLEMEN only - kitchen bedroom apartments available. RENOVATED first floor apart­ 2 p.m. 649-5524. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all privileges, central location, Stove, refrigerator, heat, hot ment, available March 15th, steering, power brakes, excellent condition. Very low makes, models and speeds. PRISCILLA'S POP free parking, references water, grounds maintenance three bedrooms, references PACER - The wide small car Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, BY AL VERMEER required. 643-2693 for appoint­ required, security, no pets, 646- mileage. $2,695. 649-2696. and parking included for $180 from AMC, has rack and pinion Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- KNOW WWAT I’ IT'S G O T HEAR PRISCILLA 5 , ment only. and $185 per month. For more 4786. WANT FOR tYlY. NEED CAR? Credit bad? steering for great handling. 2098. F O U R L E G S THAT W A N T S A information, call 646-6555, Now available at DeCormier BIRTHDAT A n d s t a n d s POP? PIANO) COUPLES or singles wanted to Monday-Friday, 9-5. Weekends THREE ROOMS, heat, hot Bankrupt? Repossessed? Now is the time to C A R U V L E 7 y T H IS h i g h Honest Douglas accepts lowest Motors, 285 Broad Street, 643- MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE- share 9-room house, over 21, no call 649-8887. water, appliances, nice yard, 4165. lowest rates available. iV 'V pets, no children, no lease. Call $170. Call 643-9357. down, smallest payments. take S&S for a Hde! 7 Douglas Motors, 345 Main. Immediate binding. Exclusive after 6 p.m., 643-5247. MANCHESTER - Nice one NET-RA Agent. Clarke In­ s-4 3 IMMACULATE six-room NOVA. Chevrolet, 1972, four 3-13 bedroom Townhouse, private TOYOTA - See us for reliable surance Agency, 643-1126. Take Advantage of Copyright 1976 LARGE Pleasant furnished entrances, and basement, patio, apartment - Appliances, door, green, hydra-matic, AldiU S 4* Hoaumoni used Toyotas with our 60-day All World Hunu R m ivH — 0 room, central, quiet, im­ includes heat, appliances and carpeted throughout. Adults, no power steering, power brakes, ONE WEEK ONLY - 1975 Hon­ maculate, parking, mature 100% warranty. We also buy Our Pre-Spring carpeting. $220 per month. Paul pets. $225. 649-0459, 649-9004 radio, undercoating, decor da CB400F (8), $1,395.1973 Hon­ CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE gentleman. Hot water, shower. W. Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or after 5. used Toyotas, Lynch Motors, package. Original owner, $1,- 345 Center Street, Manchester, da CL70K3 (10), $319. 1974 Sale Savings Today! 569-2525. 643-4535. 975 . 644-8885. Kawasaki KZ400 (3), $1,149. Homes lor Rent 646-4321. 54 Manchester Honda, 24 Adams FROM THE NAVY FLATTOP OFF EASY LOVE TO STICK V SURE YOU'RE NOT NEWLY FURNISHED room, MANCHESTER - Family St., Manchester. AFRICA- PRINCESS JASMIN IS RE AROUND, VOUK. MAKING A MISTAKE? B U T T Hink IN KTI WE PAY $10 for complete junk FLOWN TO SWELLSLEY COLLEGE... on bus line, clean, convenient, styled 2-bedroom Townhouse, MANCHESTER - Three LEAVING HIGHNESS, BUT HER PAPPY'S t h e O F H A V IN G cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto i-i> M cKEE IS N 'T good value. 646-0505. country kitchen, full basement bedroom Condominium, 2 1/2 1971 TRIUMPH, excellent con­ 975 hY NEA inc ■ TM HtO US PH WHEW! WE MAPE RICHEST OIL SHEIK ABPUL ALONG and patio. Includes heat, baths, wall-to-wall carpeting Body, 528-1990, ir-IW SPITE OF yUSEF PAVING M V IN A R A B IA ! O N EVERY UPTOnOO dition. Best offer. Call 649-7071 THE HORN LOSER RY ART SANSOM ANP BULL DAWSON! WAY t h r o u g h DATE! FEMALE roommate, modern appliances and carpeting, $250 and all appliances included. after 6 p.m, COLLEGE! garden apartment, fully fur­ per month. Paul W. Dougan, $350 monthly plus utilities. 1963 PLYMOUTH Savoy II, 2- JUNK CARS nished, own bedroom, tennis, Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. Available March 1. Mr. door hardtop, 1968 440 cubic DOM'T BOTHER inch engine, 4-speed, bucket WANTED 1972 HONDA SL-125, $450. Call H E A 0 5 I swimming. Call 872-2413 after 3. Filloramo, 646-6555. 649-0665. f : seats and extras. Tires and WE WILL PAY UP TO $100 DAE MOW,,, TD K ^m i w g body in decent shape. Needs FOR YOUR JUNK CAR DO, TAIL'S WANTED - Career woman to FOUR ROOM single house, 1974 HONDA Elsinore MT125 - share home, non-smoker, have deposit and references minor work. Must sell im­ Depending on Year and V \B eO TM m i B A m i I WT. PRESIDENTIAL mediately. $500 or best offer. Good trail and street bike. Call own bedroom set, references. required. Call 643-6105. Model 649-6932 after 5 p.m. DISREGARD LAREL PRICES... liViPORTAMT AT W H O M P.O. Box 2158, Vernon, Conn. VILLAGE APTS. Call 643-0458 after 6 any day but FREE TOW I In fairness to competition. We can’t quote prices Fridays. ceOCplOH ID MANCHESTER EIGHT room, three bedroom SAME DAY SERVICE Campers-Trallers I publicly. You must come in and see and hear for ELLINGTON - Pleasant room, Condominium, appliances, cen­ PLEASE CALL FOR Mobile Homes 65 yourself. See S&S Todayl AAAK5! private home, air-conditioned, One and two bedrooms. ALL CARS simonized $20. Com­ I /\AAK|))fo tral air, 2*2 baths, porch, patio, CURRENT PRICE LISTS 8^ SEA In; 7 V 8e; . 5 kitchen privileges. $30 weekly. Near schools, churches beautiful large yard, full pounded, waxed, windows and CKISIOMS! hub caps cleaned and 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. 522-1104 WINDHAM CENTER 1970 References. Call 872-3148. and shopping center, on recreation area. Carport, $350 Marlette mobil home, 60x12 monthly plus utilities. Option to vacuumned, 528-1990, for ap­ after 5 p.m. 247-0910 bus line. Call anytime pointment. with tip out living room and ' Tlie name ot the game is Want buy. 646-5391. ALLIED back porch on landscaped 1 1/3 SlWCdM T in ; I L iM 's roN E S BV HVNA.RARRERA S&SBUICK OcO 3-13 Ads...the number to call is 643- SCRAP METALS acres. Many extras. Asking ’711. 646-2623 Business lor Rent 55 1973 DODGE Dart, 2-door, 6 cylinder engine, power 741 Win d s o r s t r e e t $18,500. 423-8649. S I ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER (Open Eves.) 649-4571 HARTFORD ALLEY OOP BV V .l T m a m l i n ^ E LL JUST HAVE HOW'D I KNOW 122 EAST CENTER STREET - steering, vinyl roof, Chorches _ ( I ^ J Off l»l& 4 Mevf I I, Nest fe Atwty, One Mleeli frtm Coldars) S O R R Y M V TO GIVE UP SHOWS Apartments For Rent 53 Motors, 643-2791, Autos lor Sale 61 THEY'D RUN A Personal size first floor modern IT'S A I WHAT ARE. I DON'T KNOW, UNLESS... THEY THINK I'M DEAD.' WHAT HAPPENS HOW ^ STO /AAC H WHILE YOU'RE ON T R A V E L O G MANCHESTER - Available OP fAllDNCTYL TM STILJ- ■ ♦ Q 10 9 8 7 3 in with my clubs." Hohenthal, Realtor, 646-1166. pets. $190 per month. Blanchard Street location. About 1,000 + 2 preempts were real trash. In What do you do now'’ & Rossetto, Realtors, 646-2482. D IP Y O U ON lOO PER C E l^ any event she thought she might Answer Tomorrow square feet. Same size base­ K N C W 7 H A T ? Both vulnerable VERNON - 3‘'2 room apartment ment. For information. TT-IE OLrraiDE... FARROT. beat four spades. She opened with heat, electric stove, MANCHESTER - Executive 2 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Wrong! the ace of hearts and continued Answer to Previous Puzzle ceramic bath, combination win­ bedroom first floor apartment. 646-4200, West North East South the suit. South ruffed, led the dows, electric water heater, Formal dining room, fireplaced queen of diamonds, played “Little Rhody" E E R 1 E R H A u N Ti cabinet kitchen, close to shop­ living room, large kitchen with 1,200 SQUARE FEET plus full 1 A 3 V 3 A dummy’s jack and watched A U G L ping- Adults plus one child all appliances, fully carpeted, East take his king. E- 1 basement in busy Colonial brick Pa.ss 4 A Pass Pass 1 N G worltable. Security deposit. Call lovely porches, grounds, gar­ shopping center. Air- Pass ACROSS Fisherman's gadget |A K H age, baserhent. $265. without M conditioned, plenty of parking. East led a third heart and 1 Rhode ----- Sketched A o utilities. Mr. Blanchard 646- Opening lead - A V O £ s Ideal for ice cream shop, South ruffed with the eight of 7 Stale flower Creeping DELMONT STREET - Duplex, 2482. boutique, insurance office, 13 This state is an E e T two bedrooms, IVz baths, trumps. Mary discarded a dia­ plants a ■ doughnut shop etc. Mr, WCK mond and now South went after industrial----- Chemical suffix appliances, no pets, security, MANCHESTER - Six room Belfiore, 647-1413. CAYALU By Oswald & James Jacoby 14 Indigenous Easton's Beach G IO I& L- I fT available April 1st. Call days, duplex, three bedrooms, gar­ trumps. Unfortunately for him, 15 Woolly UNREST: Mary now held the long trump. i s -----of its B s c a o 643-5144 ask for Jack. age, rec room, adults only. Now, we ask you...does this look Ilka a motorcycle? Of SHORT RIBS 16 flequirer resorts M O 0 1 5 E niZ lB B Resort Property BY FRANK O'NEAL She waited until South played 17 Finale Security, references, $200, For Rent 56 course not...lt’s the new Honda Civic C V C C . You’ll find Scaling device Providence 39 Deep gorge SUB-LET four rooms, I'/z Write Box “0", Manchester 18 Misfortune Everlasting 29 Fish 40 Traps lots of these economical lltfla beauties at Manchester ' tell M E ,as4a£;\ YOU A R E r c X ’A r' YX; WILL BE '' 20 Doctors (ab ) (poet.) 31 English stream 42 Cubic meter baths, 2 bedrooms, carpeted, Herald, CONDOMINIUM in Killington, H/.THERE.' 21 Aroma appliances and drapes. Call Honda...along with the motorcycles we’ve become to WHAT COES TH E' A PISCES?] CONFROMTED BY A 12 More succinct 34 Bread spread 46 Japanese Vermont - 4 bedroom, 4 ^T A R GAtZER'^iO 24 Postscript (ab ) ^’g Italian goddess Jean Howatt, 644-2543. PLUSH one-bedroom apart­ famous tor. The C VC C gets nearly 40 miles to the FUTURE HOLD m iSHTY PROBLEM. 35 “ Lily maid of sashes 3 bathroom, wall to wall carpet -Bv CL.TY R. I’OLLAN- 25 Compass point of the harvest Aslolat" 49 South African F O (^ A4F R LIBRA ment, big private enclosed gallon, has rack and pinion ataaring, bucket teats, k A*ll$ 26 Irksome More refined 36 Redress apple thruout, all electrical f HAS. 21 Your Daily Aclivily Guide BOLTON-MANCHESTER town patio, all appliances and appliances, including dis­ tinted glass, synchromesh transmission, and eo much 26 More unusual Blows a horn 37 Genus of 50 Stripling line, large three room apart- ^Afi. It According to the Stars. 30 Mountain pass utilities included, 649-0358, 643- hwasher and disposal. On To develop messoge for Fridoy, Caucho grasses 52 Adjectival more that we’d have to buy a bigger ad to tell you 8-12-23-34 31 Pul on rnent, stove, refrigerator, quiet 6266, access road to Killington Moun­ read words corresporiding to numbers 5-15-26-37 -----Williams 36 Newspaper ending about it all. We’d rather have you stop In and aee the D 57-47-79-84 51-6a^l-90^ 32 Summer (F r) neighborhood, references, $185 tain. Available Sunday night of your Zodiac birth sign. founded executive 53 Depot (ab ) y f TAURUS SCORPIO 33 Ovum monthly. 643-5983. MANCHESTER - Two-family, thru Thursday night. Call 643- Honda C V C C tor yourself. You’ll agrea...for something I Todoy 3) Likely 6) Good AfA. 20 T” r " r ~ 5“ 7 B 5 lA il 12 completely remodeled, storage, 1181, with four wheels, It’s not bad. 2Doy 32 In 62 Goodwill 37 Parers w ~ r" DELUXE ONE - bedroom yard, convenient location. No ir Y hay 20 3 Visit 33 Iftcreosed 63 Arguing 4 A 34 You 64 Arvd 41 City in IT" U apartment - Complete pets. Available March 22, $225, V 9-20-31-42 Germany Wanted to Rent 57 /45-54«L88 5 Fovorobit 35 For 65 Good appliances, carpeting, air- 649-1677, 6 See 36 You 66 Likely 42 Thus IS IS conditioned, swimming pool. BUZZ SAWYER GIMINI 7 Thirvgi 37 In 67 Be SAGITTARIUS 43 Fortification YOUNG COUPLE with dog BY ROY CRANE 21 6 Watclt 38 Be 68 Not NOV. 22 A 44 Take (dial.) 17 Id $175 plus utilities. Robert D. TWO BEDROOM apartment in 9 Older 39 Show 69 Superiors needs small house to rent in 45 Philippine Murdock, Realtor, 643-2692. 2-family, carpeting, appliances, DO YOU SEcT h u r r y / MDU'O n e v e r y^VjUHC 20 10 Aspects 40 Irritoted 70 Alone Dec. 21 g 21 24 UConn area. Painting and light T H A T '5 HIM/ WAIT THE GHOST/ T H E ^ peasant parking, heat included, $220per ANVIHINS, ------K j S +17-28-39 11 Do 41 A 71 Somoriton IO-22-33-44^ carpentry. Terms negotiable. ^49-i2-72 12 Your 42 To 72 Todoy 54^74 47 Herb eve MANCHESTER - New 3 month. Security deposit. Call Call 672-6257. mi WILD MAN OFTMB 131s 43 A 73 Post CANCIR bedroom Duplex, half of two- 649-5608 after 6. 14 Work 44 Goodwill 74 Forturve bell a 15 For 45 Give 75 To >ec. 22 rfC family I 1/2 baths, full base­ WANTED 2 bedroom apart­ 51 Move with vige I mV 22 16 The 46Deoling 76 Agree 32 ment. includes appliances. $275 ment in duplex or 2-family. 17Rivol 47A 77With AN. It 54 Hold in 18 When 48 Best 78 To W +88-75^ affection per month. Paul W. Dougan Have small child and small 3T 3T 3T 35 45 Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. ROCKVILLE 3W ROOMS 19 Will 49 Unexpected 79 Too 1-77-8+arA 55 Chant ’ pets. About $150 including MANCHESTER HONDA 20 Friends 50 Avoid 80 Good 56 Live ROCKLAND TERRACE LIO AQUARIUS IT utilities. 646-2009. \ 21 Those 51 Close 81 With 57 Looks fixedly Large and beautiful one bedroom 22 Promise 52 Lot 82 Over JAN. 10 MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- 1 ■“'V R apirtmcnta, heat, hot water, all L.A(/6.'22 23 Spending 53 Position 83 Help H I . 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Call 649-3577 or 455-0151. 13-2+351 Pl^(^GooJ (^Adverse iNKW.s!'A I‘KII KNTKHrmSK AS.SN I ’4+5S49 I52-64.73 f I PAGE TWENTY-FQUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., March 13, 1975 POLICE REPORT Caldwell To Appear McKeon, 18, of 23 Richmond MANCHESTER court Appearance March 21. • Two oak wine barrels were ABOUT TOWN stolen from a W. Middle Tpke. Dr., and John P. Downes, 20, of lianrijpatpr Euf ntng Im lb Michael McCalllster, 16, of At Democrats Party 91 Birch St. were in collision 275 Oakland St. was taken into In other Manchester Police address, the owner reported custody Wednesday on charges reports: Wednesday. Each barrel was Wednesday morning at Colonial State Comptroller J. Edward be installation of new officers, Rd. and Scott Dr. Minor in­ MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 139 Young Women’s Fellowship Past Chiefs Club of Memorial of third-degree burglary and • Peter A. Dunn, 18, of East about 3V2 feet tall, had a capaci­ Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-FOUR PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Caldwell, the Bridgeport with Irene LaMay succeeding Hartford was charged ty of 15 gallons, and weighed 25 juries were reported; no of the Salvation Army will meet Temple, Pythian Sisters, will James Holmes as president. third-degree larceny, Democrat who succeeded Wednesday with improper use pounds. charges were lodged. tonight at 7;30 at the Citadel. meet Friday at 8 p.m. at the Nathan Agostinelli in the state Caldwell, 47, served eight Manchester Police reported. Jane Bell is hostess. home of Miss Anna Wolfram, Police said the charges stem of marker plates. Court date is • C^rs driven by Marijean post, will attend Saturday’s consecutive terms as state March 25. 40*/2 Church St. fourth annual’dinner-dance by senator before being elected from a recent break into a Downey Dr. residence and theft • A motorist left Lydon Bros. the Democratic Club of state comptroller. .He was Shell service station, Tolland Manchester. It will be at the K majority leader of the State of several tools. “DECORATING TIPS In another Wednesday arrest, Tpke., Wednesday without of C Home, Main St., with about Senate in 1971-72 and deputy, paying for $10 worth of gas­ Egypt’s Concrete Ideas 200 persons expected and is a minority leader 1973-74. He is William E. Starr, 31, of East For The Homeowner’’ Directors Okay Hartford' was charged with oline. complete sell-out. an attorney. • Two tires valued at $30 A highlight of the evening will third-degree burglary and Dear Homeowner... fourth-degree larceny in con­ were reported stolen Wednesday from Capital Tire, Plea for Funds Gives Orders nection with a recent break at a MANCHESTER High St. home. 325 Broad St. Remember, in selecting a Presented to Israelis PORTOLA VALLEY, Calif. Both McCallister and Starr • A woman employe 6f The Board of Directors Tuesday night authorized a (UPI) — Retired Army Col. wallcovering, it is. supposed to be HOSPITAL were presented in the Court of Manchester Memorial Hospital Lewis Day, 74, is so impressive JERUSALEM (UPI) - Secretary of Israeli sources have said that before Manchester application for a supplementary grant under Common Pleas at East Hart­ reported the Wednesday theft fun, not a chore. If you looked at so He also said Sadat has answered some of the federal Housing and Community Development Act. NOTES in giving orders that even of her wallet, containing $28, at State Henry A. Kissinger brought concrete making further proposals, Israel would the points raised previously by the burglars obey him. ford Wednesday, where each many patterns that you’re feeling new Egyptian ideas for a Middle East have to know what political concessions The sum is in addition to a was released on a $50 bond for the hospital. Israelis, and it would be up to the Israelis $301,000 block grant tentatively Discharged Tuesday: Ann When Day and his wife confused, take a break. Take some of peace settlement to Israel today and Sadat would make in return for its to decide whether Hhe answers are promised Manchester. It would federal grant. It is for 180 Eaton, Bear Swamp Rd., An­ returned home, they were con­ our books home. That’s your chance began to push for an Israeli decision on withdrawal from two strategic mountain satisfactory. He said he believed progress come from a special $500,000 schools days in the period Jan. 1 dover; Theresa Hayden, 34 fronted by a six-foot intruder how much Sinai Desert territory it will passes and the Abu Rudeis oil fields. had been made. discretionary fund established to Dec. 31,1975. The Head Start Flower St.; Tilly Mature, 120 who pointed the officer’s .22- to look at a pattern you like; right in yield. The senior official on Kissinger’s plane for the whole of Connecticut. Program, now in its eighth Bolton St.; Jan Guzewicz, 52 caliber rifle at him. Vrame fociory"'] the room where you plan to use it. If A senior official aboard the plane said he believed now was the time for the The $301,000 block grant set year, involves 72 pupils. North St.; Evelyn Florence, 29 "Give me that gun and get carrying Kissinger from Aswan, Egypt, Israelis to consider revising their last Kissinger scheduled a meeting with t FmcWM •!; Ihg iM to r. KgiiitM, TnM Rabin and the Israeli negotiating team aside for Manchester originally • A $6,563 appropriation to Cottage St.; Michael Brennan, the hell out of here,” Day said. you still are confused, let our cornpe- this morning did not specifically mention proposal, first made in December, was expected to be $470,000. the school board’s Work Incen­ 107 Overbrook Dr., Vernon; The intruder took off out the a possible Israeli return of the Sinai moun­ offering to withdraw short of the passes today and planned to dine with the Israeli tent staff help you select your leader tonight. However, when HUD (the tive Program, to be financed by Hilda Gerlach, N. River Rd., front door. tain passes and Abu Rodeis oil fields, and the oil fields. department of Housing and Ur­ an equivalent state grant. It is a Coventry; Matilda Peila, 174 The officer then found two'^ I PICTURE FRAMIIW [j pattern... sincerely, seized by Israel in the 1967 Middle East ban Development) re-checked year’s cost for hiring an un­ Eldridge St. more men in his bathroom. He war. the formula it had used to employed Manchester resident Grace Nelson, East Hart­ barked similar orders. The pair The official said, however, he believed Ajello Says Evidence We cut the moulding end the gla$s...then help you , determine the size of the grant, as a maintenance man. ford; Ruth Milligan, Broad jumped out the window. Day an Israeli response would be necessary to with everything else. The right tools make the job “Four it found an error in computa­ • A $1,214 appropriation to Brook; Alice Gadoury, Storrs; had an added reason for his con­ keep the negotiations going when easy-and you get professional results! Complete Paul’s Paint tion. The lowered ($301,000) the Social Services Account, to Linda Luby, Eric Dr., Coven­ fidence. The rifle, he said, Kissinger flies back to Aswan to see Egyp­ Needed to Break Leases figure resulted. Meetings be financed from 1973-74 try; Robert Fish, 66C Am­ “can’t be fired — I have it fixed Fine Art Prints Decorating 615 Main Street m tian President Anwar Sadat Monday. General Fund surplus. It is for so only I can make it work.” from the New York The official said he believed it was time HARTFORD (UPI) — Attorney General' between town and HUD of­ bassador Dr.; Everett Dickin­ S Wso Center” if the action is certain to stand up in court. ficials haven't changed the three-months’ salary (to June son, East Hartford; Lanelle Geographic Society : Manchester, Conn. Out of Chaos, Eventually Order for Israel to make a decision on moving Carl R. Ajello said today he won’t take ac­ “The charges are not easily susceptible beyond the official cabinet proposal for a situation. 30) for a social services clerk Bouchard, Glastonbury; Sheryl WRITING AWARDS PHONE 049-0300 tion to break six leases described by to being proved in the absence of evidence working under EE A (Emergen­ LAPP PLAZA ; withdrawal short of the oil fields and the legislative investigators as excessive un­ Under the latest $150,000 Western, 470 Woodbridge St.; HOLLYWOOD (U PI) -- What looks like disorganized activity 5 and 11, 12 in Bailey Auditorium. attended scheduled phases of training of deception, fraud or criminality,” Ajello application, $100,000 is for es­ cy Employment Act) funds. Ginger Howard, 8 Bolton Author Jam es Michener will Rout* S3, Vtrnon i strategic Sinai passes that are a cor­ less he can prove fraud, deception of said. "The first problem is there apparent­ * * ^ on the stage at Manchester High Martha White,,, the school’s music in musical theater in observance of tablishing a revolving fund for Town Manager Robert Weiss Center Rd.; Jerilyn Gendron, 46 present the writing awards .. HOURS: (2 miles north of Vernon Circle);:- Headquarters for tou.r€tinO 'P£LlIl.'tS nerstone of Israel’s defensive perimeter. criminality. ly were no laws or regulations on leasing, :i; Tues-Wed-Thurs-Sel 9 :» 5 :3 0 School will be an organized, director, is seen at the far right as she the first national “Music in Our Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin has said Ajello said neither his staff nor the rehabilitation of downtown said he will recommend Wetherell St.; Marjorie on the 47th Annual Academy Fridey-Noon to 9 closed Mon. ■ ■ • • H # O f A * o U A 2 so none were violated.” housing and $50,000 for sewer keeping the position next year Lamesa, 33 Maple St. Award presentations April 8. choreographed and costumed perfor­ directs the dance in one of the scenes. Schools Day.” (Herald photo by Pin­ Israel will give up the passes and oil fields legislative committee which investigated The abuse of political influence is not suf­ improvements downtown. and funding for it in the 1975-76 mance of “My Fair Lady” on April 4, This is what visitors saw as they to) only in return for a direct pledge to end the state leasing practices for eight months ficient to break a lease, he said. In other actions Tuesday General Fund budget. state of war — a key point in the present has been able to come up with the “It seems this was more the practice night (all unanimous) the board • An extension of the shuttle negotiations which Kissinger fs necessary evidence, the New Haven than the exception,” he said. approved: sidewalk construction contract conducting between Egypt and Israel. Register reported. "A person would determine the state • A $68,103 appropriation for (at the same price as when Neither Kissinger nor other American The attorney general said the use of needed a place and then set out to the Head Start Program, to be granted two years ago) with S. NEWS officials disclosed the “concrete ideas” political influence was so widespread that create that place,” he said. "Just because financed by an equivalent Aleria & Sons of East Hartford. Senate Panel May Raise Kissinger was bringing from Sadat but it is difficult to single out one group of that happened in these cases that are more CAPSULES they did say the secretary expected to leases. In addition, he said, since there are expensive isn’t enough grounds to have a take back something equally concrete. no laws governing state leasing, no laws court rescind a lease.” The Israeli cabinet is meeting Sunday. were violated. Only if fraud, deception or The leases mentioned by the committee Reds Advance Tax Cut to $31 Billion "We are making progress slowly and I criminality can be shown, can the leases are: hope we can come to agreement, but that be broken, he said. SAIGON (UPI) — Tank-led Communist —Two buildings owned by New Britain Round Table Singers is far from guaranteed,” Kissinger said on The leasing subcommittee had forces advanced on two district capitals developer Angelo Tomasso Jr., a close WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate moderate income families with children his plane flying from Amswan to Israel. recommended the state renegotiate six near Saigon today, overunning a series of friend of former Gov. Thomas J. Meskill. Plan Fund-Raisers Finance Committee appears headed for and give a bigger break than the House bill Kissinger reported Thursday that Sadat leases and if the landlords refuse the state bases and shooting down a pair of —One owned by Frank Downes of New approval of tax cuts in excess of $31 billion to middle income persons who itemize had come up with "concrete ideas” for should go ahead and break them. Britain, uncle of former Republican State warplanes in a week-old drive across including forgiveness of up to $2,000 in in­ deductions. him to relay to Israel, but the senior of­ The committee found that the leases for drawing at the tag sale at 11 Chairman J. Brian Gaffney. The Round Table Singers of South Vietnam. come taxes for those who buy homes Finance Committee chairman Russell ficial said they were short of a formal six buildings, including five highway gar­ a.m. —Two owned by former Rep. Rubin Manchester High School have between April 1 and Dec. 31 this year. Long, D-La., said the committee probably diplomatic proposal which would have to ages, were inflated and the result of collu­ Raffle tickets may be Cohen, D-Colchester. been invited for a second time Blames Hanoi Senate Democrats voted unanimously would approve a bill in excess of $31.5 be accepted or rejected. sion between landlords and state officials. purchased from most Round —One owned by former Rocky Hill to represent our town in a WASHINGTON (UPI) - The years of Thursday to delay their March 21 Easter billion and he expected the Senate to add He said the two countries have not yet Ajello said he will pursue the Table Singers, any of their Republican Walter Spencer, now a Florida singing tour of Hawaii this retirement have not changed Gen. William recess if necessary to send the bill to more when it reached the floor. begun to put things on paper. recommendation to break the leases only parents, or at the door of any of resident. spring. C. Westmoreland’s strategies for fighting President Ford, and thus to speed 1974 tax However, most of the increases ap­ the above events. The group, directed by in Vietnam. Westmoreland, commander rebates to all taxpayers in May and early parently will be in 1975 tax cuts. The com­ Martha White, will be perfor­ of U.S. troops during the 1960s and later June. mittee Thursday rejected a move to in­ ming for schools, civic Army chief of staff, emerged from a Pushing hard to meet this tight crease the maximum 1974 tax rebate from organizations and is scheduled meeting with President Ford Thursday legislative schedule, the Finance Com­ $200 to $500. All of the rebate increase Sharon Longo Has Surprise Callers for a TV appearance. Fire Calls and told reporters, “the culprit in this mittee prepared to work this weekend if would have gone to those making more To help defray the cost of the need be to complete its revisions of a than $20,000. Other increase attempts whole thing is Hanoi,” that the North Viet­ By BETTY RYDER M ickey in a photo appearing in tour, the group has scheduled namese were responsible for heavy House-passed $21.3 billion tax cut bill were expected. The Disney characters, armed with gifts MANCHESTER Wednesday’s Herald. the following events: which contains 1974 rebates of $100 to $200 Two other major tentative decisions from The Herald, chatted with the excited Wednesday, 3:38 p.m. —False fighting in both Cambodia and South Viet­ Five-year-old Sharon Longo of 46 Sharon, who is currently responding to Friday—Dance, featuring the for almost all taxpayers plus 1975 tax cuts. were made by the committee Thursday: youngster and her sister, Lisa, and alarm from Town Box 139. nam. Falknor Dr. was a surprised little girl this new medication, is hopeful of attending "Nifty-Fifty Boys” at the Teen In an effort to spur the sagging housing —Low and moderate income taxpayers brother, Ricky, both students at S . TOLLAND COUNTY morning when her mommy answered the school in the fall. Center from 8 to 11:30 p.m. Industry, the committee tentatively voted could choose a $200 tax credit in lieu of the Verpianck School. ^dlTesday, 2:32 p.m. Examine Hears! Hideaway door and welcomed Donald Duck, Mickey In the meantime, she has fond Saturday —Bean supper in the a huge tax break to those who buy a new or $750 personal exemption for each member —Chimney fire on Lower SOUTH CANAAN, Pa. (UPI) - Fugitive Mouse and Tinkerbelle in for a visit. memories of an unexpected visit from school cafeteria with sittings at used home, or a mobile home, during the of the family. This proposal, by Sen. The visit had been initiated by Sharon’s Butcher Rd., Ellington. Patricia Hearst and several members of The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walt Disney’s pals before they departed 5:30 and 7 p.m. last nine months of this year — a 5 per cent Walter Mondale, D-Minn., would benefit grandmother Mrs. Antoinette Durso of Wednesday, 7:59 p.m. the Symbionese Liberation Army ap­ Longo, Sharon is suffering from leukemia. back to Disney World. April 5 —Tag sale at Center tax credit on the purchase price up to a mainly families with children who have East Hartford who had seen Donald and parently hid for several months last fall in She had visited Disney World in Florida Congregational Church, 10 a.m. —Structure fire on Regan Rd., taxable income of $16,000 or less. Initially a shabby, rundown farmhouse in rural maximum $2,000 credit which would be with her family last year and was to 3 p.m. There will be a raffle Vernon. Vernon Fire Depart­ the committee voted to enact the Mondale ment was assisted by northeastern Pennsylvania. Local subtracted from the taxes owed by April delighted to renew acquaintances with her 15, 1976. proposal in lieu of the House’s increase in Rockville’s aerial ladder, and residents. said Thursday the FBI has old friends. the standard deduction, but indicated it Rockville and Tolland sent examined the twostory house on a rutted The housing tax credit was not in the House bill, and it is uncertain whether it might take both measures. standby pumpers. dirt road between Honesdale and Carbon- —Low income working families with Concert Slated dale. would be accepted by the House in a con­ In Glastonbury ference committee which will be called children would get a cash payment of up to Assembly Approves SOME POT! Oil Profits High later to iron out differences in the House $400 from the government even if they The Fairfield University Glee MASSILLON, Ohio (UPI) - Re­ and Senate bills. paid no tax. An estimated 7 million, Welfare Utility Aid Club will present a concert public Steel Corporation’s Stain­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The major U.S. Other tentative changes made by the families would receive 10 per cent of their Friday at 8:30 p.m. at Glaston­ less and Special Metals Division oil companies will reap a minimum of $6.4 committee Thursday would weigh the 1975 earned income up to a maximum of $4,000 HARTFORD (UPI) - Some 40,000 bury High School. The event is has calculated that if all 100,000 billion in profits this year — mostly from tax cuts more heavily toward low and income. The maximum $400 payment Connecticut welfare recipients faced with sponsored by St. Dundtan’s tons of 3-ply - a combination of price increases. Two opponents of the oil would gradually be phased out as income a shut-off of gas and electricity because Church. carbon steel center core bonded depletion allowance say these figures increased from $4,000 to $8,000. The House they can’t pay their bills will be getting The program will include to outer layers of stainless steel - refute arguments that eliminating the tax would have given a 5 per cent payment to some help from the state. religious selections as well as a used for kitchenware since the break will reduce incentives to increase all low income families or individuals, but The legislature authorized the state medley of songs by The product was pioneered 25 years production. ^ the Senate decided to limit the payment to Welfare Department to pick up the tab for Beatles, and a medley of ago were fabricated into a single LaRue Sentenced families with children. the utility bills under a measure approved numbers from “Godspell.” pan it would be 7,425 feet in Loyalty Pledge Circulated To Six-Month Term Thursday 137 to 3 in the House and un­ Tickets are available