Brand-Rex Opens Local Plant

Brand-Rex Co. of mity, current carrying capaci­ company said, but projections range of products for the com­ Ulattrt][THtTr iEuTtiing Mmlb Willimantic, a leading wire ty, and reliability are all better. are for employment to increase munications, process control, to about 40 persons. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1 9 7 5 - VOL. XCIV, No. 132 and cable manufacturer, “Tape Cable’’ is computer, electric utility, Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES dedicated a new cable recommended for use in com­ Brand-Rex Co. — created in aerospace, and electronic in­ PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS manufacturing plant Mon­ puters and electronic data 1960 by a merger of William dustries. day in the Manchester In­ processing systems, in Brand & Co. and the Rex Corp. Brand-Rex Co. is part of Akzona Inc., a diversified dustrial Part on Progress aerospace applications, and in — has six operating divisions; manufacturing and mining firm 4 Area Banks Dr. telephone voice circuits, Telecommunications Cable measuring instruments, and of­ Division, Electronic and In­ headquarter^ in Asheville, N.C. A publicly owned firm, Plan Pdyouts The new 12,000-square foot fice equipment. The product is dustrial Cable Division, ^ / • ’ I.(V y facility will manufacture available in bulk or in custom Nonotuck Manufacturing Co., Akzona has about 40 facilities in Four Manchester area Terrorists Blow Up 16 states and six foreign coun­ Brand-Rex’s “Tape Cable’’ assemblies. savings banks are among 63 Pyle National Co., Abbott & family of flat, flexible cable Irving N. Dwyer is serving as Co., and Teltronics Inc. tries, and employs more than banks statewide planning to dis- products, an addition to the acting plant manager for the ’The six divisions make a wide 17,000 persons. tribute 3463,000 among company’s line. local plant. Supervisory per­ mortgage borrowers u -der the sonnel include Surendra Verma Mutual Savings Banks i^ife In- "Tape Cable,” when com­ (product,engineering), James ’ sured Mortgage Plan. Hotel in Tel Aviv pared with conventional round C. Archambault (quality con­ TEL AVIV (UPI) — Palestinian The Savings Banks’ Associa­ cables, offer several advan­ IT COSTS NO MORE did not say whether there were any East without the Palestinians. This should trol), Randall A. Dumais terrorists landing from rubber boats tion of Connecticut said this in tages to circuit design American victims. be clearly understood by Kissinger.” (production control), and FOR PINEHURST QUALITY seized a hotel on Tel Aviv’s Mediterranean the ninth year in which a cash engineers, company officials The Palestine Liberation Organization Kissinger, in London en route to the Brand-Rex Co. officials involved in Tuesday’s dedication of a new facility in Manchester Ronald S. Poklemba (process waterfront and then blew up an entire dividend has been paid to say. Installation cost is lower; claimed in a statement issued in Middle East, said he condemned “the were (left to right) Irving N. Dwyer, acting plant manager; Jam es N. Abury, vice presi­ engineering). Why settle tor less... floor of the building early today, killing a homeowners covered by the there are savings in weight and Damascus that 20 Israeli soldiers were senseless act of violence” and that it un­ dent of the firm’s electronic and industrial cable division; Surendra Verma, manager of The Progress Dr. facility now group of hostages. They said the daring plan. space; there’s a greater ease in killed and 30 wounded and said the attack derlined the importance of his current employs about 10 persons, the At PInehunt raid was timed to coincide with the Middle The area banks participating product engineering; John P. O’Connor, vice president of the communications cable divi­ handling; and electrical unifor­ was carried out by the A1 Fatah organiza­ peace mission. He arrives in Egypt Mon­ are the Savings Bank of sion; and Harry Wasiele Jr., president. (Herald photo by Pinto) GRANULATED East visit of Secretary of State Henry A. tion, a military branch of the PLO. Salah day to ■ try to work out an agreement Kissinger. Manchester, the People’s SUGAR ...... 5i*2.35 Khalaf, A1 Fatah’s second-in-command, between Israel and Egypt on another Savings Bank (Rockville), the Israeli commandos stormed the said of the guerrilla attack: Israeli pullback in the Sinai desert. Savings Bank of Tolland,-and PInehurst offers PERDUE QUALITY building, the rundown Hotel Savoy in a “There can be no peace in the Middle An Egyptian government spokesman the Savings Bank of Rockville. seedy district of Tel Aviv, and killed six of also condemned the attack and said it at a lower price! the Arab guerrillas. Six hours later while “pinpoints the dangers” of current Middle searching the wreckage they found two East tensions and the need to defuse it per d u e p e r d u e more guerrillas who had survived the Ford to Speak quickly and carry on with the peace Regional Officer explosion and killed one of them and cap­ processes.” R. Faye Becherer of Groton value CHICKEN ; S t m tured the other in another gunbattle. President Ford is scheduled to hold a Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin has been elected a regional vice Israel, announced that 16 persons were nationally televised press conference visited a hospital in the late morning, president of the Institute of BREASTS : chickenlegs killed — seven guerrillas and nine Israeli at 7 p.m. today. Most of the questions talking with the wounded at their hospital Real Estate Management, a soldiers, civilians and foreign from reporters are expected to deal beds. Then he called a special cabinet ses­ division of the National tourists—and that 17 persons were 98 with Southeast Asia and energy and sion to discuss the attack and possibly to Association of Realtors. . * 7 9 wounded in this first major attack on Tel discuss retaliation against the Arab and economic matters. Aviv, Israel’s largest city which sprawls guerrillas. A statement issued after the .it's BITE SIZED CUBS I along the shore of the Mediterranean. It meeting said: U.S. CHOICE FRESH SWORDFISH a “This murderous terrorist infiltration 6 BEEF STEW lb. 3 .7 9 was synchronized for a political' pur­ FLOUNDER, SOLE, pose—to foil any chance of progress lb. 1.39 HADDOCK, PERCH and toward a political settlement through important negotiations.” SAUSAGE MEAT POLLOCK FILLETS Cambodians Attack OYSTERS Earlier statements by A1 Fatah said the lb. 1 .3 9 TINY BAY SCALLOPS guerrillas demanded the release of 10 This IS the Spot for the Music Shell jailed persons including Greek Catholic Freshly Frozen Airlift Besiegers Archbishop Hilarion Capucci, sentenced to to us tod prison in Israel for smuggling weapons to Ralph Maccarone, left, confers with supporters of the Penzance” this weekend for the shell, and Jay Giles, direc­ BEEF P A H IE S , 4-lb. box *4 .3 6 PHNOM PENH (UPI) - A force of 1,000 Western sources expressed some sur­ Palestinians. They demanded the United Manchester Bicentennial Committee music shell as they tor of public works. Behind them is the park’s sliding hill to 1,500 government troops struck out prise today that the rebels have not Nations fly them to an Arab airport after Hello, I’m Angelo Larco, EXTRA LEAN CORN FED 11 to 17 LB. TURKEYS stand on the spot in Center Springs Park proposed for the which, in warm weather, may double as part of a natural today against a marshy area 4 1/2 miles pressed the advantage of their recent which the ambassadors of the Vatican and WHOLE 12 LB. AVG. LAMB LEGS shell. From his left, they are: Walter Senkow, town amphitheatre for shows in the shell. Maccarone, chairman from Pochentong airport in an effort to successes and said this may indicate they France would have negotiated the release Watkin’s Sales Manager PORK LOINS PERDUE ROASTERS engineer whose plans for the shell they are holding, Mrs. of the music shell committee, hopes it will be ready by silence the Communist guns Whose bom­ are suffering heavy casualties of the hostages. Cut to order, chops or chops PERDUE FRYERS Shirley Stager, a member of the Gilbert and Sullivan May 1976. (Herald photo by Pinto) bardment of the airport has threatened its themselves. Instead, they ran out of ammunition and and roasts... VEAL SCALOPINI Workshop staging a benefit production of “The Pirates of loss and almost inevitable defeat of the The sources said the rebel primary blew themselves up, the PLO said. It was and Upholstery Buyer. VEAL CHOPS Lon Nol government. objective was still Phnom Penh’s airport the first guerrilla strike here since Dec. When you shop WATKINS for lb. 1 .1 5 SMOKED PORK CHOPS U.S. officials halted their emergency — to either close it down by sustained 11, 1974, when a lone guerrilla blew upholstery for your home, you can be airlift of rice and ammmunition for four rocket and artillery barrages or occupy it. himself and two others up in a downtown With any $7.50 Purchase hours early today to “reassess” the They said once the rebels accomplish this movie theater. sure that what you find In our military situation in view of heavy the fate of the Cambodian capital would be Manager showrooms meets the quality LAND 0 ’ LAKES BUTTER , lb. 79* McCoy Says Mayors Won Points shelling of the lifeline airport. Flights sealed. The raid began when the commandos standards that you demand. resumed this afternoon. Rebel strength around Phnom Penh was came ashore in two outboard-powered Mrs. Grace T. Girard has WATKINS takes great care At PlnehurstJower prices on One U.S. plane suffered minor damage estimated at 30,000 compared to a govern­ gray rubber boats, one of them bearing the been named manager of the FRESH FRUITS AND VEQETABLES from shrapnel which knocked out its ment “ foxhole strength” of 20,000 to 25,000 name of PLO leader Yasser Arafat Manchester office of the in selecting only upholstery hydraulic system, and Communist guns troops. scrawled in Hebrew letters on the back. Southern New England whose construction is tested TOP QUALITY bracketed another with artillery shells but W estern sources now describe the They leaped ashore and starting shooting Telephone Co. Her territory SUNKIST But Sees Capital Pessimistic with machine guns and shouting as they for durability and wear. We missed the plane itself. current situation as a stalemate and IDAHO ran across the sandy beach 200 yards fro m also includes the East Hartford are as careful about the youth employment working its way By midmorning, the U.S. flights and op­ profess to believe that even if a massed in­ and Glastonbury areas. NAVEL through Congress now. posing insurgent shelling were going full surgent attack penetrated the Phnom the hotel. fabrics as well. WATKINS BARBARA RICHMOND Mrs. Girard joined SNET as a BAKING Connecticut Conference of Mayors is to He said the officials asked for some tilt again. All Cambodian civilian aircraft Penh perimeter the government could upholstery is always a ORANGES (8 8 ) Ve'^non Mayor Frank McCoy, just service representative in POTATOES push for reenactment of the General flexibility in these programs to allow the used to fly in supplies from outlying stop it. Rockville and advanced to com­ returned from a three-day conference in towns to buy certain safety equipment, if great value because no 5 lb. bag Revenue Sharing Act. He said he, and provinces remained grounded, adding to They acknowledge, however, that if The Lottery mercial instructor in Hartford. matter what price you pay 9s89* Washington, D. C. said he feels satisfied other officials, feel it should be reenacted necessary, to put these people to work. He Phnom Penh's desperate food and fuel rebel artillery cab get within three miles that most of the matters discussed will get Before her promotion to with the same program as orginally said the matter of equipment purchase situation. of the airport they can shut it down. The The winning number in the Connecticut A for it, we stand behind it — * support but came away with the feeling Manchester office manager, 59 passed, with some additional funding due could be a problem to some towns., The Cambodian government push was closest rebel positions were estimated less lottery, drawn today, is 23 yellow 323. The We don’t sell sofas and there is a general pessimistic outlook con­ she was business office super­ to inflation. He said Washington officials seemed to aimed at Communist forces at Tuol Leap, than five miles now. bonus number is 248316. visor in New Haven. chairs that we’re RED RIPE FRESH CALIFORNIA cerning the national state of affairs. He said he feels most of the chief agree with the idea of the Economic only 4 1/2 miles from the airport which has Mrs. Girard is a graduate of not proud of. TOMATOES ASPARAGUS The conference was the ninth annual executives strongly need funds and they Development Program but did not know to been this country’s only lifeline since the the University of Connecticut. Congressional City Conference of the don’t want to get into a program where what funding levels they could be ac­ Mekong river was blockaded one month She and her husband, Blaine, box of 4 3 9 * lb. 9 9 ^ National League of Cities and U. S. there are a lot of strings attached. complished. ago. and their daughter, Elizabetlj, The chair I’m Conference of Mayors. He explained the revenue sharing Speaking on the pessimistic outlook on An estimated two to three government Welfare Bill Pile Grows, live in Broad Brook. Coke has announced a price advance effective Mayor McCoy said the conference was program has been a trust fund over a five- the general state of affairs of the budget, battalions pushed into the Tuol Leap area sitting in is an March 3. We will continue old low prices all this intended to allow chief executives from year period and that officials do not want the mayor said there were indications in an attempt to knock out rocket positions exceptional week. Save 204 when .you buy 3...26-OZ. bottles at throughout the country to become in­ it to be a situation where it is funded each from some that there could be an es­ and 105mm howitzer captured from the our 894 price. formed on programs and to talk with the year and subject to the whims of timated $52 billion deficit and from others Americans earlier in the war. There are State Auditors Contend value various agency representatives concer­ whoever might be in charge at the time. that it could go better than $80 billion. about 500 men in a Cambodian battalion. COKE ning how towns are accepting them and He said the matter of the need for He said one of the problems with this Air strikes have not been able to silence HARTFORD (UPI) - State auditors say for the problem although some Democrats It’s from our own also to make recommendations. expansion of public service jobs and would be that the government would have the threat to Pochentong. The government despite a lot of talk about paying off a huge have charged former Republican Gov. Reale Agency q tt. 534 He said the conference was at an oppor­ COKE summer youth employment programs, as to borrow money. He said it’s getting to said it does not know how many 105mm ar­ backlog of Connecticut’s unpaid welfare Thomas J. Meskill deliberately let the tune time as Congress has just ended a well as economic development programs, the point where interest rates are starting At 175 Main 8-pack $1.91 tillery pieces are in rebel hands, but ap­ bills, bureaucratic confusion has allowed bills pile up to help improve his budget pic­ WATKINS seven-week “dialogue” and is at a point was also discussed. to go down and this could make them go proximately 30 howitzers have been cap­ the pile to grow even bigger. ture as he left office. By Greater Manchester COKE where a number of programs are being He said such programs could provide back up again. Chamber of Commerce tured in the long war. The last time a check was made, Jan. 21, He said while the department has an own label on 6-pack $1.69 argued. jobs and also accomplish a purpose such there were 551,000 bills with a total value extensive computer program, it is ap­ • Daniel F. Reale, Inc., every piece of this TAB He said the number one. priority of the as is the dase in Vernon’s renovation of $12.4 million, the auditors’ office said parent employes in the department are un­ Realtors, maintains offices at outh 8-pack $1.79 project of the Memorial Building. Wednesday. That number swelled to 660,- able to do the job in getting the bills 175 Main St., Manchester. ’The collection is your SPRITE The mayor said there was also some dis­ Wholesale Prices Drop 000 with a value of $14.9 million as of Feb. properly processed. president of the firm — which 8-pack $1.91 The Weather cussion about mandated programs of the 18. Sen. Richard C. Bozzuto, R-Watertown, deals in all aspects of real es­ assurance of federal government. He said most of­ The Connecticut Welfare Department is backing a measure to study the feasibili­ tate — is Daniel F. Reale. From ficials argued that programs should not be For Third Month in Row reportedly has hired additional staff to ty of removing the processing bills from ’The company, a member of on sale now satisfaction Rubbermaid Cloudy this afternoon with chance of light mandated without the funds being ap­ tackle the backlog, but the auditors said the Welfare Department and placing it en­ the Greater Manchester rain or snow late today. Low temperature MSHPIWS ...1.47 propriated to suppport them. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Spurred by a and confectionary, fats and oils, and there is so much confusion that there is a tirely with a private contractor. (Clamber of Commerce since through the end of March st MONEY BACK BOTTLE in high 20s. Tomorrow beginning fair and sharp drop in farm prices, the Wholesale meats. guaranteed. SHELF UHERS . 994 He added that there is a $5 billion Com­ question of where to begin. Bozzuto said Connecticut General'^Elife November 1973, handles becoming cloudy. Price Index declined 0.8 per cent during In one turnaround, lumber and wood OVEN M IT prehensive Employment Training Act and “They’re all looking for the button,” Insurance Co. processes medical residential, industrial, and some $500,000 to $700,000 for summer February, the Labor Department reported products rose 2.8 per cent after declines in auditor Henry Becker said. » payments for the federal government’s commercial sales, and is savings POT HOLDER today. It was the third consecutive prices for nine consecutive months. . Senate Majority Leader L6wis B. Rome, M ^ icare program and as far as he knows engaged in land development. COMBO monthly drop. Lower prices were reported for cotton R-Bloomfield, said Gov. Ella T. Grasso it has done a satisfactory job. ’The firm is a member of the 8 8 c Prices for farm products last month products, synthetic products and mens and has had plenty of time since she took of­ “The bills have got to be paid if they are Manchester Board of Realtors Buy coffee at Commission on Aging Disputes were 15.1 per cent lower than a year ago boys apparel. fice to start dealing ith the problem. due and owing,” Rome said. and Manchester Multiple P ln a h iirs t and prices for farm products and Higher prices were reported in the fuels “The Welfare Department is just not Meantime, the appropriations com­ Listing Service, the Greater Low P rlcas processed foods and feeds were 3.4 per group,, including electric power, natural geared up to pay bills,” Rome said. mittee scheduled a hearing today on an Vernon Board of Realtors and CHOCK FULL (HUTS cent below the January level. gas, gasoline, crude petroleum and light A spokesman for Mrs. Grasso said the emergency funding bill which includes in­ its Multiple Listing Service, 3/89f Decision Against Transit Plan distillate fuels. Lower prices were or While farmers bore the brunt of the anti- bills are being paid and she has put a cludes $21.5 million for the Welfare and the National Institute of Manchester’s Commission on Aging — inflationary trend, industrial prices rose reported for coal and residual oil. BOTTLE REFUND MMJNSON’S J.B.C. Thomas, a planner for the Com­ priority on getting the job done. Department. Farm and Land Brokers. which Is on record favoring increased munity Council, asked Manchester to sub­ 0.5 per cent during February and ad­ Prices were higher for hogs, fresh fruit, Rome said the danger is, in the effort to Of the total, $15 million is to be allocated COFFEE Reale’s personal interests in- TT $1.34 transportation services for the elderly — mit a letter of intent to participate in the vanced 21.9 per cent from a year ago. leaf tobacco and live poultry but lower for pay them, many that should be rejected for medical services bills unpaid since as clude membership in 99^lb. is apparently upset it wasn’t consulted transit program, but Asst. Town Manager Wholesale prices usually reflect grains, cattle, soybealis, fresh and dried will slip through because of a hurry-up job far back as 1973 and $6.5 million in over­ M anchester’s Civitan Club, before another town committee Charles McCarthy said it’s unlikely town changes in consumer prices in the coming vegetables, hay, eggs and raw cotton. ■~- done under panic conditions. spending in other areas and other smaller UNICO, and the Knights of S w . 9 0 . recommended that the town not join a sub­ xlirectors will take that action until months, partiuclarly in the industrial Mrs. Grasso has refused to place blame debts. Columbus. regional transportation agency. I several problems are resolved. area. “It’s the consensus of both the Commis­ The Wholesale Price Index for February KRAKUS HAMS S-lb . can “There are still too many questions left *8 .9 9 sion on Aging and the Manchester chapter was 171.3, which means that a selection of for the Board of Directors to make a firm 6 SPECIAL VALUES of the A ARP (American Association of goods that cost $100 in 1967 cost $171.30 last WITH EACH $5.00 Retired Persons) that transportation is commitment,” McCarthy said, men­ month at the wholesale level. The index Americans Urged Not To Send tioning costs, other towns participating, NESTLE'S OTHER PURCHASE BUY one of the top priority needs of the elderly was 14.6 per cent higher than one year ago. Firm Selects Watkins Plymouth Pride Collection represents one of our most outstanding MORSELS CAMPBELL’S in Manchester,” said Jam es Watt, Com- and levels of service. The index declined 0.5 in December and values. Everything that goes Into fine quality upholstering Is here. Custom built nllssion on Aging chairman. But Watt, in his letter to directors, 0.3 in January. Control Mgr. Northern hardwood frames — Hand tied coll springs — 6V4 Duo-latex cushioning 120Z.1.19 TOMATOSOUP In a letter to the town’s Board of Direc­ maintains that the letter of intent — which During the past three months the • • a • • • e e a a • • • a • • • • « • • Ireland’s Bullets must be submitted by March 14 if Money for tors, Watt said, “It just doesn’t make wholesale price index has declined at a David L. Charpentier of — Self Decks — Skirted Bases and Arm Caps. Choose from a magnificent selec­ BUMBLEBEE* **' sense that neither of thege organizations Manchester is to participate - doesn’t seasonally adjusted annual rate of 6.2 per Middletown has been named tion of hundreds of exciting designer fabrics tool (Allow 4-6 weeks delivery) WATER PACK ' was consulted” before William Massett, require a firm commitment. cent. quality control manager for CHICAGO (UPI) — Two residents of support of warring causes in their country, TUNA chairman of the Transportation Advisory Details could be worked out during the Key drops in the farm products area in­ sored by an ecumenical American church Metals Testing Co. Inc. of South Northern Ireland — a Catholic and a said many persons who contribute to Irish This symbol Is your assurance that every modern technological Committee, made his recommendation time before the service would start cluded manufactured animal feeds, sugar group, is to explain to Americans that Windsor, an independent Protestant — told Chicagoans Wednesday groups don’t realize how their money is happening has been utilized beginning with 100% dupont nylon — 7-oz.ean 77* about a four-town transit system. (estimated this fall), Watt said, and the fighting in Northern Ireland is social laboratory for certified inspec­ that they resent American dollars being being spent. then manufaotured Into fabric by Chatham which passes the Massett has recommended that Manchester could withdraw if it isn’t and economic, not religious. They said they tion and nondestructive testing. (ffilfilr HUNT’S...... shipped to their country to buy the bullets “The type of people who give money are resent foreign money being used to buy Manchester not participate in a plan satisfied with the plan. Charpentier, who has studied strictest tests and treated with Scotchguard Fabric Protector with that kill their children. the last people who would want to be guns, bombs and bullets that kill and TOMATO SAUCE developed by the Community Council of Watt said his commission and the AARP Inside Today at a variety of colleges, was extra soil defense. “There’s a terrible lot of money that is ^ responsible for deaths,” she said. “I think maim their children and countrymen. TERMS the Capitol Region, which would establish recommend that directors submit the formerly associated with 6-oz. 2 1 3 9 * i being used for devious means,’.'” S ean ' it is the duty of everyone who gives money “ We denounce all paramilitary forces. AVAILABLE a transportation service for elderly and letter of intent. The recommendation, he United Nuclear Corp. of Un- 2% can 0 3 * I Old Codger ...... Page 2 Cooney, a Northern Irish Catholic, told a to check how it is used.” They have no mandate from anyone,” handicapped persons in Manchester, East said, is conditional upon a daily level of casville. He has taught at Hart­ NEW HOURS - BOTH STORES Neighbor’s K itch en ...... “. Page 8 news conference. “ Many'people have been Cooney, a plum ber who has two Mrs. Sloan said. “We reckon, Sean and I, Hartford, South Windsor, and Bolton. transportation service. ford Technical College and % TUES. Through FRI. til 9/SAT. til 5:30 Dear Abby...... Page 9 killed by bullets coming out of guns paid children, ages 7 and 10, is active in a if they have (support of) 2 per cent of the Shop PInahurat Thura. and FrI. Massett based his recommendation on Preliminary plans for the subregional Thames Valley Technical 935 MAIN ST., MANCHESTERMANCh • 643-5171 CLOSED MON. Area Profile ...... Pages 6, 7, 15 for by American money. program to rebuild bomb-torn areas of his population, that would be all. ” 8 A.M. 'til 8 P.M. reluctance of East Hartford to par­ transit system call for Manchester and the College, and he lectures at “There are a great number of American country. Mrs. Sloan, who has two teen-age The two began their tour in New York Thura., FrI. and Sal. wa open at 8 A.M. ticipate, cost of the service to three other towns to share two buses. In Business news...... Page 20 technical schools throughout people who have blood on their hands.” daughters, works with community groups and also will visit St. Paul, Minn., Manchester, the limited availability of addition, Capitol Region towns east of the Thoughts A pLEN ty...... Page 11 the state. Anne Sloan, a Northern Irish Protestant to organize safe activiyes for children and Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Bethlehem. Pa., SLOOMFISU M S S transit vehicles, and possible conflicts Connecticut River would share use of a Aetna World C u p ...... Page 11 Metals Testing Co. is a divi­ PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. accompanying Cooney on a 19-day U.S. her countrymen. 533 COTTAGE GROVE RD. • 242-5549 with already-operating or contemplated and Boston. 320 MAIN, Just North of Armory wheelcha'r-lift vehicle. Cheney established reco rd s...... Page 12 tour aimed at curbing American financial They said the object of their tour, spon­ sion of Walter Kidde & Co. local bus services. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. March 6, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 6, 1975_PAGE THREE

MATIONAL WEATHfR SERVICE FORECAST lo 7AM EST 3 - 7 - 75 THEATER SCHEDULE a a c HRC Repeats Group Homes Plea \ Showplace — “Going Ape” Showcase Cinema 3 — “Len­ Next month will mark four review the proposed ordinance • c a W lc 7:15-9:00 ny” 7:35-9:50 communications, the drafted .Jjemon Cinema 1— “Freebie Note: Special Late Show years since the Human ordinance was lost, mislaid, or and to report his findings. After ' © H l K 29.77 that, the board will consider BOSTOH arilM e Bean” 7:15-9:15 Friday and Saturday Eve. 12:00 Relations Commission (HRC) whatever. It now, has been CinOTa 2 — “Going Ape” Showcase Cinema 4 — asked the Board of Directors to redrafted and revised and answers to the questions, “Do V 7:30-9:00 “Young Frankenstein” 7:25- adopt a Group Homes or­ ready for some action or direc­ we want it? Do we need it?” 9:40 dinance for Manchester. tion by the directors, said NEW YORK UA East 1 — “Murder on the Orient Express” 7:00-9:20 Note: Special Late Show Tuesday night — about 10 Cassano. dODGimTIONS UA East 2 - “Front Page” Friday and Saturday 12:10 directors and 12 commissioners Group homes, as defined in 7:30-9:30 later — the Human Relations the proposed ordinance for Warm UA East 3— “Strongest Man Commission again asked the Manchester, would be havens As children in school we were had heard the big cellar was for ABOUT In the last ten minutes O.C. in the World” 7:15-9:00 Board of Directors to adopt a for girls assigned there by a church. FILMING DELAYED allowed to believe that the has recalled to mind more than Burnside Theatre — closed Group Homes ordinance. courts or social agencies — or group of Pilgrims who came to fifty cellar holes to which he Many old cellars were either m t HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - TOWN for renovation Only 3 directors and 2 com­ for runaway girls. They would Plymouth in 1620 were the first could go direct. There are many for very small houses or only LO S ANOCLER Warner Bros, delayed filming mission members of those in of­ be substitutes for state in­ •ATLANTA Showcase Cinema 1 — The VFW Post and Auxiliary here from Europe except Cap­ more that he has located. They under part of larger homes. the pilot show of its proposed fice in April 1971 still are in of­ stitutions — with the emphasis f “Earthquake”7:15-9:45 will give their annual St. tain John Smith at Jamestown. are scattered through the O.C. presumes that the first new series, “Salt and Pepi,” fice today. on rehabilitation. Note: Special Late Show Patrick’s party for residents at Now we read that at that time woods and along long- arrivals got up small shelters until it can find a Puerto Steve Cassano, an HRC Conceding that group homes Hart, Schaffner Friday and Saturday 12:15 Mansfield State Training School Europeans, French, Dutch, abandoned roads. There is first and then built larger ones Rican costar lead in the member in 1971, Tuesday night may be opened without an or­ LOWEST TEMFERATURES Showcase Cinema 2— “Infer­ Friday night. Members will Portuguese, Spaniard and evidence that some had small when they became established 2 1-23-year-old age range. briefed the directors on the dinance, Cassano said the pur­ NEW ORLEANS no” 8:00 meet at the post home at 6:15 perhaps others were settled at farms. Some are in such terrain and probably had larger MIAMI chronology of the proposed or­ pose of the ordinance would be & Marx p.m. several sites along the eastern that it could not support a fami­ families. M32 dinance. It was drafted by to set up rules and reglations — seaboard from Canada to South ly no matter how hard they When they first came there ENTIE STOCK - l e L e n d < • W 7 - I Town Planner Eric Potter, now missing and needed. America. Just in Maine there worked at it. The people living were no cemeteries so they '' CONN. SALVAGE CO., Inc. alias The after a study he made of The main concern of the Members of Temple Beth Austin Reed Nationally Advertised Fall and Winter were more than a thousand nearest to those old homesites, buried their dead at home. A SO existing ordinances in area directors Tuesday was the Sholom in Manchester and English living when the when O.C. was a boy, knew few marked burial sites were GLORIOUS EMPORIUM towns and states. Beginning in potential cost to the town, if it Temple Beth Ahm in Windsor Pilgrims landed. nothing about the history found. Often instead of standing February 1974, it was reviewed were to establish and maintain will participate with Temple CORNER OF HARTFORD ROAD We were taught that Colum­ except that the cellars were a stone up for a memorial it '>^^SHOWERS ^ F l^ and refined by Cassano and group homes, and the proposal Beth Tefilah in East Hartford London Fog bus discovered the Western there as long as they could was a custom to pave over the un WEATHER FOTOCAST ^ & PINE ST., MAHCHESTIR • 649-7782 Archibald Stuart, another that group homes be a “per­ in an evening of information on hemisphere lands first, in 1492. remember. grave with flat stones to pre­ former member of the HRC. mitted use” under town zoning the Palestine Liberation Now we read that the Vikings Water was a necessity so vent animals such as wolves or In February 1974 it was laws. Organization Sunday at 8 p.m. from northern Europe lived in a many old cellars are along bears digging up the bodies. Hi Neighbor! forwarded to the Board of The directors seemed to at the East Hartford temple. colony on our continent a thou­ brooks or near springs. Some O.C. searched for such sites For Period Ending 7 a.m. Friday. During Friday night, snow activity will be expected When I get back from a Directors, which sent it. back favor a public hearing for each Atty. Jerry Wagner, an active Pendleton sand years before Columbus. had dug wells which O.C. and found a few but it is not over the northern Rockies and Iowa, while rain and showers will be from the mid Gulf business (?) trip, I have to for further review by the HRC, proposed group home, rather member of the Jewish com­ Some folks can endure days found stili open. He gathered easy because vegetation even coast, northward through the mid Mississippi valley and the Ohio-Tennessee valley. Clear explain my activities to my in consultation with the town than blanket permission. munity and in Israeli affairs in without end working over old rocks and stones to fill them large trees have grown over the Jewish Federation, will be to partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum readings include: (approx, max. temperatures in wife. In the interest of en­ counsel. The board instructed Town recorded writings to find some when he could, so no one would and around them and guest speaker. parenthesis) Atlanta 47 (72), Boston 33 (53), Chicago 32 ( 42), Cleveland 34 (47), Dallas,53 ticing you to visit our Em­ Cassano said that by October Counsel William Broneill to forgotten knowledge for us. fall into them. sometimes a considerable ac­ (71), Denver 23 (47), Duluth 8 (20), Houston 59 ( 79), Jacksonville 50 (82), Kansas City 33 or November, due to a mixup in Zero King After they have done the work, cumulation of forest debris porium, I in turn have to There were not usually very (47), Little Rock 52 (70), Los Angeles 51 (62), Miami 67 (82), Minneapolis 18 (26); New Manchester Junior Women's we are interested to hear or close neighbors but in one place must be probed through and explain my activities to Orleans 59 (80), New York 39 (52), Phoenix 47 (73), San Francisco 49 (62), Seattle 31 (48), Club will rehearse the play read about it, but that kind of in a neighboring town there are scraped away. you. Somehow I’d rpther “The E a s te r Bunny that work, is too irksome for O.C. several grouped near a larger Look for them on the highest St. Louis 36 (52) and Washington 40 (63). / the latter, ’cause YOU Overslept” tonight from 7 to 9 His interest and recreation has one. One inhabitant of a farm spot of ground within a hundred know I wouldn’t lie. And you don’t ask me the same Bus Driver in Fatality at Manchester High School been exploring the material some distance away told that he yards or so from a cellar hole. kind of questions she does — and you don’t hook me up auditorium. evidences left by people who to a lie detector that keeps saying “tilt” all the time. Will Face New Charge had passed on and been I’m beginning to think she doesn’t always trust me. Junior and Senior Confirma­ forgotten before we arrived William H. Rider, 62, of 698 morning accident near tion Classes of Emanuel Stanley here. In this pursuit he spent N. Main St., Manchester, has Constitution Plaza, in which Lutheran Church will meet much of his time before the age been charged with negligent Dewey Walker, 76, of 33 Church tonight at 6:30 in the Parish Blacker when he had to apply his time homicide in connection with the St., Manchester, received fatal Building of the church. and energy to providing for his TV TONIGHT death of a man under the injuries. own and others’ livelihoods. wheels of a bus driven by Rider, Walker was exiting Rider’s When the first settlers came Hartford Police said today. bus when his arm got caught in A. setback card game will be Damon to our vicinity they were 6:00 Karen Valentine...... 8-40 THURSDAY MOVIES Rider, who was charged the rear bus door, police said. played Friday at 7:30 p.m. in seeking to get some land of Two Heavens ...... 18 earlier with unsafe movement The bus pulled away, and Cronin Hall of Mayfair News...... 3-8-22-30 4:00 (9) “Deadlock” (1968). their own from which they Bob Crane Show ...... 20-22-30 from a stopped position, is Walker fell under the rear Gardens. Play is open to all Bewitched ...... 5 Leslie Nielson. could have the fruits of their scheduled to appear in court at wheels. Walker died at Hart­ residents of Mayfair. The Untouchables ...... 9 9:00 8:00 (9) “ Seven Sinners” John Weitz labor without sharing it with a Star T rek ...... 11 Twigs ...... , ...... 3 Hartford March 31. ford Hospital about four hours landlord. No doubt many were (1940). John Wayne. Hartford Police said the after the 10:30 a.m. accident. The Champions...... 18 Love Among'the Ruins ... 8-40 8:00 (11) "The Magnificent city-bred and knew little about The Honeymooners ...... 20 charges stem from the Tuesday '^^B alm Barr Ski with Bill Hoffman...... 18 M atador” (1955). Anthony Anyway, things are happening here at the Em­ living off the land and were ear­ Electric (Company...... 24-57 Archer ...... ’...... 20-22-30 ly failures when they tried it. Quinn. porium and I’ll try to give you a few hints: ^^Van Dyte'Show ...... 18 cussion on the Manchester Authority, said he’s concerned as any other brand in a dou­ We’ll Get B y...... 3 ular test weights. over the controversy and can’t movie starring Sounding Board ...... 20 board’s March 11 agenda. ble rich cream that keeps a Jaymar George Segal. Ruth Gordon Greatest Sports Legends — 9 FILM RATING GUIDt D) Grocery lot of canned yams, onions and puddings, Zinsser is backing the 1,100 understand why the fuss was busy body beautifuliysmooth, that makes fun of motherhood fatherhood Great Decisions...... 24 M edix...... 18 freeze dried coffee way off supermarket prices. raised. silky, and supple. love, hate. sex. mom. To Tell the Truth...... 30 signers of a petition which asks apple pie . Nutmeggers Almanac...... 24 For Parents and He said, to his knowledge, the If you keep your lace to the Woman...... 57 Plus disposable diapers, boots and skates, up­ that the area be returned to its 11:00 Their Children , reasons for constructing the sun and your body busy, holstered and pine furniture, clothing, greeting cards, original grassy condition. keep Balm Barr cocoa butter 7:30 News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 l^ e n the board met Tuesday driveway and parking lot were Haggar Land of the T h ree...... 3 mattresses and bed frames, stereo sets & speakers, cream handy. It moisturizes Bob Crane and Trisha Hart star in “The Bob Crane Show,” The Best of Groucho...... 5 GENERALUtntNAl AUOIENCUAVI night, two members of the explained long ago, a public every part of your busy body Hogan’s Heroes ...... 5 ■ ± AHA9nAdiAH Agn AdmiiMd carpet, school supplies and hundreds of things I can’t REGULAR d o m t ' S O A P I N G ’' alo ne The Lucy Show...... 9 hearing had been held and those ... beautifully. a comedy series premiering on NBC-TV Thursday (March even remember. public commented about the M INS A FRIEND AND THIS AD AND OCT Jeopardy! ...... '8 The F.B.1...... 11 people who objected had the 2 ADMISSION AT HALF PRICE (S1.2S1 6) at 8:30 p.m. Crane, a Connecticut native, plays a 40^ dispute. (AOUL.F AOMSMOM OMLT. 0000 TMNU Sn/rS) MM Nashville M usic...... , 1 8 I Love Lucy ...... -...... 20 chance to appear but didn’t, and DOUBLE RICH year-old businessman who gives up a successful career to Hal Stanton Presents ...... 22 RARtNT/U.OUIOAIICI So come visit and enjoy the delicious complimen­ Burton Pearl, a Main St. Pringle SAT-SUN U 3 PM ADM. 99c 11:30 th e membership of the go to medical school. Miss Hart plays his wife, whp must Consumer Survival K it...... 24 lUQQimO tary coffee while you look. We’ll really enjoy seeing businessman, said his primary BataiBaiT “ALICE NOR NEW WONDCRLilHD" Movies ...... 3-5-9 SomsMMriilMstrNoiBs objection to the change is the Congregational Church knew of go to work to support her husband. / New Treasure Hunt...... 30 Sm/UM Fof fit-Tdhijwi you. Remember that we sell with a real “no- c o c o a *60 TO *130 Good Night America...... 8-40 the changes, knew they would Dragnet ...... 40 hardtime” money back guarantee if your purchase creation of entry from and exit johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 involve part of the church b u t t e r l»MI MD ARKM (R) Martin Agronsky ...... 57 does not please you in every way. And my wife says, into Main st. at the Center. He / MANCHESTER said the area is Manchester’s property and accepted the con­ CHEME 8:00 “Don’t forget your wallet!” “FREEBIE AND THE BEAN" DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A MIDNIGHT RUimCTtO most troublesome traffic cept. In 6 oz. jar ADM. $2.00 - Ev m 7:15-9:1$ The Waltons ...... 3 The Twilight Zone...... 11 Undu 17 nquim ieeemN"V«"l “Now,” he said, “people $3.25 ■ 8(1. M il. 2 PM - Sun. Cont. 1:30 PM • PmMorAdsR Cuwiiw This printing test pattern is FRi; - SAT. - SUN Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 claim they knew nothing about 99* HI 5 P.M. 12:30 Remember our HUB DRUG part of The Herald quality con­ - tSEORQE SEQAL — Barney Miller...... 8-40 News...... 11 MacDougal Guest it until the work started. It’s M ovies...... 9-11 Exhausting Hours; 942 MAIN 8T. Johnny Carson trol program in order to give 1:00 just not true.” #«^‘G0ING APE" Come To L ife ...... 18 Thurs. Eve (Ugh) 6 to 9, Of Handicapped MANCHESTER . you one of the finest (FORMERLY “WHERE’S POPPA”) Tom orrow...... 20-22-30 newspapers in the nation. Sunshine...... 20-22-30 NOOMCUNOfR 17ACMMTTfO Fridays 10 to 9 and The Organization of the Han­ - WOODY ALLEN - Bill Moyers’ Journal — 24-57 1:30 J ^ j (A^UmH msywv Saturdays 10 to 5. We’re dicapped will meet Monday at lf>2 Reel Camp ...... 5 resting less! Cronin Hall, Mayfair Gardens, Palm Beach DAY ‘BANANAS" 8:30 Joe Franklin Show...... 9 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. GEORCE SEGAL - (R) - PETER BOYLE Merv Griffin Show...... 5 m - MPAA ihukka boots. / \ All handicapped people under #3 “JOE" - “GOING APE” age 65 who live on the east side Freeman (Formtrly WiMra't Popp(7) of the Connecticut River, Ispecial ADM $1.50 EVES 7:30-9:00 SUN 5:1$ - 7:00 - 9:00 whatever the nature of their \ affliction, are invited to attend. Kid Matinees Sal-Sun. 1:15-3 PM LENTEN SPECIAL Guest speaker for the occa­ low prices... and Many “ZEBRA IN THE ( DairLi sion wilt be E. MacDougal of KITCHEN" - 99c Queen DAIRY QUEEN the Commission on Human Others PHONE 649-93337 Rights. ONLY! (lIli^THEATRES EAST brazier BRAZIER Bayer Chosen MIDDLE TPKE.. MANCHESTER SH. PARKA0 E • 159 - S15 1 PZC Alternate Friday and Saturd; DON’T FISH AROUND FOR OCEAN CRISP William Bayer of 125 '(£) 1974 Yhe Waranoke Rd., a Democrat, Felsw&y Corporation rMURDER ON THE NEW ENGLAND SEA FOOD! was named Tuesday by the Special Group Special Group Special Group I I ADivk^ix rw n n v rr Board of Directors to fill the jwiiNimmss" DAIRY QUEEN RRAZIERS GIVE YOU A CHOICE vacancy of alternate on the DRESS Manchester Planning and MEN’S DRESS Zoning Commission. In accep­ , MGK WADER FRIDAY ONLY! ting the appointment, Bayer SHIRTS iLBIillON NUmiAU resigned his post of alternate on SUITS SLACKS ffCfiAcaoA* Or Cash Reg. $14 to $22.50 AUHMKSMflCIUlt ws» the Zoning ^ a r d of Appeals. Reg. $135 to $175 Reg. $18 to $35 B Other recent resignations HADDOCK FILLET BONANZA Girls from town agencies were by Crisp and women Mary Willhide and Kathleen Only! m x x ii can wear ’em, Thompson from the Commis­ 1/2 PRICE FISH DINNER too. We will lit sion on the Aging and Naomi you for correct size. 3 WED. & FRI. 9 4 « Peck from the Human ID CA ROS REQUIRED AHERf New England Ocean Crisp ONLY Relations Commission. Mrs. " i p r Willhide is a Republican. The others are Democrats. 1 R E Q . Children’s 8V2-3 values tO ’11 . 1234 GUMS and FRES Tender Filet of fish served with The four vacancies will be 6.88 SUCIVCASe CINtM AJ * $ i.2 e tossed salad, choice of dressing, filled by the directors at a sub­ 1-84EXIT5 8 - SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. sequent meeting. Big Boys’ 3'/2-6 values tO *12 . EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 crispy french fries and Texas Toast. 7.88 ^,j^FREEJ^g||TED^RK^ MASTER CHARGE. A tasty change. Gulf Coast Butterfly Men's 6V2-12, 13 values tO *16 . 8.88 Comfortable, longwearing chukkas of genuine suede Mea tin on genuine bouncy crepe soles. Natural sand color. Thun. Eve SHRIMP and FRIES A $1.59 ^ PUBLIC Prices above for un-lined styles. Similar savings on All Sales Final 7:3 S Mon. ttmi Thurs. Eva lined styles. Sale ends Saturday. 9:80 Good wholesome American fcxxl “f ’H give you free refill* on RECORDS Slight Charge for Alterations I'.M.Uv'i'-' T T T T n * -" " HARYFORD RD. at right neighborly prices. toft drink*, coffee and lea. ” BROAD si Marriage Licenses at shoe-town. FOR SPECIAL FRIED CLAM 277 W. MMilla T|ika. Thomas Michael Truglio and Free parking. BankAmerIcard, Mastercharge. DAIRY QUEEN JoAnn Celeste Mikolowsky, MANCHESTER OPEN DAILY ’TIL 9 P.M. 6 Academy Ninii. /'/fMENSllih DIUinr QUEEN L0VERS...TRY OURS Hlllstown Road and both Rockville, March 21. Palhmark Shopping Center Mon. ttmi Spencer St (Silver Lane) & Hlllstown Rd 2 Academy Nom. 684 HARYFORD ROAD Spancar Street John Anthony Gineo, 99 iThura. Evoi t^lg|Mon. ttira Thura. Eva 7:1 WETHERSFIELD WINDSOR 242 BROAD SY. Fi«h Spaclal Good Thru March 28th Spencer St., and Patricia Ann MANCHESTER PARKADE ii7:28, i:9:4o-:-:-:-:-;v Berlin Turnpike Windsor Shpg. Ctr. O H L Y ^ I a O O Symons, 26 Sherwood Circle, Route 159 •Reg. U.S. Pat. Off., Am. D.Q. Corp. (c) Copyright 1975 Am. D.a Corp. MANCHESTER March 15, Church of the Other loesHon. Uiraugheiil Coimcotlcul IH4f tin It# Assumption. PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 6, 1975

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Mproh 6. 1975 — PAGE FIVE iHaurliPstfr Supiiimi Hrralft MANCHESTER Tax Assistance *m HLl-JOYCE ROWER SHOP ANDREW TULLY Moyer Quits Day Camp Post HOSPITAL NOTES Offered by IRS WEEKEND SPECIALI OPINION , I $ ■ •;. A representative from the David Moyer, director of He said he hopes the town been my pleasure to work Discharged Tuesday: Donald Lewis, 100 Diane Dr., South Internal Revenue Service will A Changed Wallace Mancjiester’s Camp Kennedy in makes the Crossroads post full­ among people who have T. Allard, East Hartford; Alice Windsor; Dorothy M. Ander­ be in the Manchester Municipal NO 1973 and 1974, has resigned his time, otherwise he will seek a demonstrated a sincere interest Bell, 74 Hawthorne St.; Mary son, East Hartford; Marguerite Building Friday, from 5 to 8 Daisies Three Major Issues post and the recreation depart­ full-time position. in the lives of the retarded. Piccoli, East Hartford; Sarah B. Spicer, 95 Coleman Rd.; Hol­ p.m., and Saturday, from 9 a.m. 8 1 5 8 WASHINGTON — What makes George city, and so Wallace was assured of a net ment, which supervises the A. Curran, East Hartford; ly M. Milhomme, Doubleday to 1 p.m., to assist residents in gain elsewhere when he attacked a court camp, is interviewing possible Jules A. Lacroix, 34 McKee St. ; d o z e n ISKATING Wallace run? Clearly, he does not agree “The combined efforts of Rd., Columbia; Michael the preparation of their 1974 in­ This has been a better than average we’d prefer the hair on the legs to hair award of $10,000 damages to each of the replacements. He said in his letter of Joseph Taricco, Marshall Rd.; with Lord Chesterfieldt who proclaimed camp volunteers and staff have Delissio, 20 Alton St.; John R. come tax returns. protesters ruled to have been improperly Moyer said his decision to resignation, “My greatest Diane M. Boucher, 563A (Cash and Carry) week for editorial writers. In addition in the soup. that “The pursuit of office is like the pur­ developed a camp program that Duval, 19 Coleman Rd.; Dana arrested during the May Day resign was made in light of his regret is that the process of Hilliard St.; Warren C. Butler, suit of woman: the position ridiculous, the is truly responsive to the needs S. Hanson, 655 Talcottvllle Rd., Those who appear are asked f l o w e r s and ARRANQEMENTS FOR EVERY OCCASION... to the old standbys of inflation, taxes, The biggest impact though is the demonstrations here in 1970. "It’s enough professional plans for full-time transition from director to Broad Brook. expense damnable and the pleasure and wants pf retarded Vernon; Esther A. Madore, to bring alt records pertinent to federal spending (either too much or to make you throw up,” said the governor. employment. At present, he director we have been working Also, Richard S. Benedict, 199 :$6 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 barber proposal, especially for those fleeting.” children.” Twin Hills Dr., Coventry. the returns. "This is the crazy house of the United on was not fully developed. Homestead St.; Reuben A. not enough) and the Congress (either of us who still have enough locks left I expect the answer is that, like Winston works part-time at Crossroads, I REE Delivery & Parking « Frank Gakeler, Prop. Churchill, the Alabama governor sees States, right here.” It is not without cause the town’s rehabilitation center, Groundwork has been laid but doing nothing right or something to require periodic pruning. politics as "almost as exciting as war.” that plain citizens are willing to believe part-time for Youth Services the new director will find the wrong); we in Connecticut are Over the years, the price of haircuts Wallace is of the breed that seeks the almost anything about Washington. and teachs part-time at transition is not easy or ef­ Again off the recent record, Wallace has Manchester Community ficient. blessed with such fundamental issues Presidency because politics is in their has steadily increased and in order to ■' blood. If his position is ridiculous, it is not latched onto a live issue in taking out after- College. “I would like to say it has as: fight rising costs, the gap between more’ so than that of numerous other textbook policies in public schools. He covers a pretty substantial area of the — Conflict of interest in the case of clippings has increased also. Perhaps aspirants. He has proved he can raise a lot of money. And since he ran in 1964, 1968 waterfront when he declares that “The in­ the prosecutor who allegedly you thought the long-hair male styles and 1972,- he must find the pleasure more telligentsia has no right to insult those Open House Planned witnessed a go-go dancer go topless. were aesthetic but the truth is long than fleeting. . people’s religion and bring in their four- letter words.” In one sentence, Wallace — Whether the mandatory require­ ill 'Tl'a#-'--., Wallace has said he’ll make his decision tresses is a sign of the nation’s this summer, but unless his health in­ indicts three minority groups: eggheads, At Preschool Sunday / ment that waitresses legs be shaved is tervenes he’ll be in there. He admitted as heathens and pornographers. economic stresses. Chestnut Hill Preschool will The school is nori- much to reporters recently when he The economy? Wallace has his answer to sex discrimination. But what’s in a name? Apparently it have an open house Sqnday denominational and open t^ all agreed he was "99 per cent sure” to go for that problem, too. He attacks the “un­ from 3 to 5 p.m. at Emanuel 3-, 4-, and 5-year-old children of — And should barbers be allowed to is important enough to require the Top Banana. fairness of the tax .system” because “I’m Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. the community. • / V This is a changed Wallace. But the worried that the radicalization of the mid­ call themselves hairdressers in order wisdom of the General Assembly to Slides will be shown of the change is only in his approach, not in his dle class will destroy all the institutions in to attract clientele of the Ms. sex. resolve. this country.” Well, the so-called middle children participating in mind. He is less abrasive because he Sessions are varied ranging Each of these issues, obviously, is class sure enough is up in arms about the various areas of the nursery f . ' We know they will want guidance doesn’t have to put on show to get the from two days to five days a high cost of taxation. school program. There also will worthy of lengthy discourses. Because media’s attention. But he hasn’t altered week, either mornings or after­ from their constituents and therefore In short, if Wallace is an extremist he be a display of art projects and <0 his fundamental views. To George noons. There is ^ $15 registra­ they are such burning issues and time offer ours. Sign of the Spring Times at Charter Oak Park (Photo by Steve Dunn) has company. His solutions may be units taught this year. Wallace, the issues are still what they tion fee, and ti/ition rates are suspect, but his issues are live ones. They The public is invited to visit is of the essence, not to mention the We must ask the legislators to op­ were in 1968. He may be wrong, but $175 for two days, $250 for three are issues people are talking about, and with the teachers and with Mrs. today’s headlines say enough people agree days, and $sp6 for five days for space problem, we will treat them all pose the proposal. sometimes resorting to violence to Susan Blackwell, physical with him to give him a grassroots base. the school year. in one editorial. emphasize their viewpoints. Indeed, his education advisor; Mrs. Robin This must be done to halt inflation. It is Wallace’s view that the economic Those wishing more informa­ opposition in 1972 — including to some ex­ Senan, a Manchester Public In the matter of the prosecutor issue has not caused his supporters to tion may call 643-8682, 643-4346 What, you may ask, has a barber tent even Sen. George McGovern — inched Health nurse; and Dr. Lee n| o' forget the social issues. “People get even or 646-3513. witnessing the go-go act without calling himself a barber or a hair­ M AX LERNER madder about law and order when they’re closer to Wallace’s position on school Miller, psychiatrist. 6 / issuing a complaint, we have mixed dresser got to do with inflation? ' I out of work,” he’s fond of saying, and busing as the campaign progressed. His opponents in effect acknowledged views. Our law and order side says who’s to contradict him? Well, friend, if you check around a Right or wrong, Wallace says a lot of that they had underestimated a George this was neglect of duty. On the other bit you’ll find the difference between The New-Old Politics things a lot of people like to hear. Unless Wallace who spoke plain, country English Woman Asks/Removal when addressing himself to the people’s \ ,qO . cy , , hand, anyone watching the (expletive having your hair cut and having your the mail reaching this desk is phony, there must be a great nodding of heads across problems. Today, a candidate for national Of Some Stop Signs deleted) tube lately can only yawn. hair dressed is about $4. the country when Wallace says of crime in office thinks more than twice before dis­ 1 ■' Q^O' \ i the District of Columbia: “I’d do agreeing too vigorously with Wallace. And The issue in the leg shaving case is a Besides, we think the barbers are manent employes or whatever was necessary to stop it, even if that is where his power lies. Wallace ^Kwoman who appeared bit more complex. We suspect the departments. acting prematurely. NEW YORK CITY - While President Reagan's old-oid politics, which would it meant keeping a division of troops probably cannot and perhaps should not be Tuesday at a Board of Dirqd- Ford and his congressional foes fiddle, and enable them to rebuild their political tors comment sessj^on She said the multi-center and AS*-" management’s contention that female When the word gets out that the cor­ here.” Radical stuff, oversimplification, the Democratic Presidential nominee in o'?*' the American Rome burns, two powerful chqrch on the most ancient rock of anti- recommended, in the interest day care facilities being waitresses should have clean shaven ner barber shop is one of the last scoff his opponents. Perhaps. But not bad 1976, but it’s most unlikely any candidate and indomitable old-timers are watching state libertarian fundamentaiism. politics. will get the nod without Wallace’s okay. of conserving energy, the town recommended must be self- supporting and shouldn’t be legs as a matter of being “well- refuges which is predominately the scene with considerable self- It isn’t enough to dismiss Richard Washington is not everyone's favorite should remove some of its stop operated with town funds. a^' groomed” is a diversionary tactic confidence. They are, of course, Richard Daley’s victory as the truiy Last Hurrah: signs from intersections. She patronized by males, women libbers Daley and George Meany. That phrase has been applied to him every mentioned the signs at Cone St. A man who resides on with economic undertones. will be storming the doors. Daley has just had his long lease on four years, and each time he has been born - Stephen St. - Coburn Rd., Cone Ashworth St. complained of After all no. one really knows how Better move the male chauvinist power renew ^ as Democratic candidate again out of the Phoenix fiame of his St. - Gerard St. and Franklin St. roaming dogs in his wm for mayor of Chicago which will make him presumably dead self. Nor is it enough to - Byron Rd. as examples. neighborhood (15 on one street) many bad meals have been absorbed TOM TIEDE magazines into the backroom. a force at the 1976 Democratic convention. point to the obvious fact that his politics — On duty at the session was and said dog owners shouldn’t A by males distracted by well-shaved, And, barber, no hairdressing please, He has achieved a sweet triumph over like all traditional machine politics — is Manchester Director Vivian allow their dogs to bark early in built on local corruption. In a post- Ferguson. the morning. well-shaped gams. At our time in life. just a little off the top and trim the those who humiliated him at Miami in 1972 Hippocrates Would by ousting his delegation. Watergate climate there must be some A second woman cautioned He said also the highway sides. town officials against accepting department should be sweeping Meany has pushed through a decision, at explanation other than corrupt politics for Cringe in Shame V ' the AFL-CIO convention, which dis­ hl9 continued victory at the polls. federal grants which would sand from the streets at this engages the labor movement as such from The clue lies, pretty clearly, in his LATTA, S.C. — Life has never been from place to place, breaking all speed require the creation of new per- time. C i any party or candidate and throws the in­ appeal to the lower middle-class people, overly fine for Shirley Abrams. A black, laws but never really getting anywhere at dividual union leaders on their own not only the white ethnics but the blacks as she was born to deep poverty, forced out of all.” Plans Emerging resources if they want to be political ac­ well, who are just to the right or just to the school by economic conditions, and grew In desperation, the rescue crew con­ tivists. While disgruntled over the state of left of center. It is the same group, up semi-literate or perhaps retarded. Now tacted a licensed midwife. Here again, politics in both parties, he has thus moved basically, that continues to support George marri^ to a $35-a-week furniture however, they were told a doctor’s per­ Congress seems to be getting off petroleum, with plans for it to to clip the wings of the far-out liberals who Meany as leader of the American labor salesman, she bothers over a household so mission was necessary. “And when we astonishingly decrepit that, according to ABOUT TOWN * dead center and is preparing to come accelerate to three dollars within a gave his lieutenants a hard time at the movement. called the doctor back, saying all we Democratic mini-convention in Kansas Ci­ On domestic issues this group tends to one sympathetic neighbor, “even the needed was his okay for the midwife, he up with alternate plans to those of three-month period. ty. be liberal. On foreign issues it has thus far roaches avoid it.” still said no. We practically begged. We Jehovah’s Witnesses will Uriel Lodge of Masons of President Ford on stimulation of the It would have been difficult for the Roughly every decade some group accepted the Kissinger policies, but it is at Recently, though, the woman suffered explained he wouldn’t have to even show ■ * what must be an ultimate degradation up — but he still said no.” have a theocratic ministry Merrow will confer the Master A emerges with a “new politics” which core pretty skeptical of detente with the economy and some solution to the administration to seriously enter into school tonight at 7:30 and a ser­ fiL * either does or doesn’t succeed at the polls, Soviet Union, and far more supportive of a even for one so thoroughly degraded. In Finally, all pleas exhausted, and with no Mason degree Saturday at 5:30 vice meeting at 8:35 in p.m. An Italian dinner will be . energy problem. compromise with Congressional but which depends for its success either strong national defense system than labor with a terminating pregnancy and place left to go, the rescue squad opted for ■ unable to afford proper care, Shirley Kingdom Hall. served at 6:30 before the second Ways and Means Chairman A1 leaders since they had little to offer as upon the old politicimas or upon a new Congress is today. their only moral alternative: they breed which in time becomes the es­ This is f ’e area of opinion within which Abrams was refused attention by her doc­ delivered the baby themselves. Stopping section of the degree. St. Stephen’s Prayer Group of Ullman is outlining a much slqwer a basis for negotiation. tablished one. victory is likely to lie at the polls in 1976, tor, denied admission by a hospital and at a curb, draping paper sheets over the St. Mary’s Episcopal Church program than that advanced by the The Ways and Means suggestions The New Politics of urban populism, for one party or the other. But a good deal forced to give birth in the streets of a windows, borrowing cold water from an nearby town. outside faucet, and “praying the baby out will meet tonight at 8 at the administration and the likelihood is would scrap the President’s import which dominated the 1968 and 1972 more has to be added to make it fit the B ftk B ijr® successes in the Democratic primaries by present political mood. The new-old It happened this way: as much as anything,” the crew made a church. / i that it will be supported by the charges and instead would invoke a Robert Kennedy and George McGovern, politics cannot promise everything to Labor began late on a weekend evening delivery at 6:15 a.m., seven hours after Manchester Composite Congress with its large Democratic system of import quotas, which might has become an old politics in the mid-70E everybody, as the old New Politics did. It and Mrs. Abrams, 23, asked her husband the ordeal began. The baby, a girl, was cuncu to call the Latta Rescue Service, the only almost immediately christened “Faith” Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol majority. but is still alive. No fresher version has cannot be a politics of heightened expec­ in themselves be all right. We yet visibly emerged for either party. tations, any more than it can be a politics ambulance in town. Her pains were slight by crew and mother who determined, un­ will meet tonight from 7 to 9:30 CRMOHS T.M. at the Manchester State Ar­ The fact that Congress is coming up shudder, however, at the thought of a The Democrats are caught between the of outright promise. Whoever carries its at first, but the time the ambulance der the circumstances, it was fully A stroke of genius reached County Memorial Hospital, the apropos. mory, 330 Main St. The meeting with a detailed plan is encouraging new bureaucracy striving to allocate memory of their 1972 disaster and the banner must appear to be a man of rigor in nail care. temptation to push their post-Watergate and realism, who will bear down heavily woman had severe cramps and discomfort The story’s end, however, is not happy. is open to all young people from since it opens up possibiiity of com­ petroleum products to meet national liberal victories of 1974 all the way. on the overswollen governments, on was building. Knowing this, nevertheless, Though mother and child are doing fine, Grade 7 through high school. More information may be ob­ New. Non-messy. promise with the administration needs. Hence, the stand-off between Ted runaway budgets and power and — not hospital officials refused to admit Mrs. their initial suffering indicates the Marvelously effective. Abrams even under emergency con­ tained by calling 646-6344 or 875- proposals. Kennedy, who could be nominated but least — on runaway crime and violence. medical establishment in this area is ill. Smooths away ragged Allocation which would be ad­ probably not elected in 1976, and Henry He will have to forego the idea that man ditions. What’s more, the incident is not just a 6870. The medics explained they were com­ cuticles and rough Up until now Congress has had no ministered by the existing marketing Jackson, who could be elected but' is either perfect or perfectable and ditto local aberration; similar, if not so blatant­ annoying hangnails! probably not nominated. for society. But he will still insist that both pletely within their legal rights, saying ly cruel events, are occurring in health A Bible study will be con­ plan and has merely been criticizing system would be much more practical they could not automatically admit a ducted tonight at 7:30 at the With a carry-case The Republicans are torn between their are improvable. For we live today with lit­ setups across America. Rescue squads that keeps help and attempting to delay the proposals in our opinion, and would make it un­ patient without a physician’s order. As for and ambulance crews in many towns com­ United Pentecostal Church. IM own brand of Ford-Rockefeller liberal- tle hope for a Golden Age, intent only on at hand ofTresident Ford, notably his levying necessary to set up an imperfect and conservative new-old politics and Ronald surviving the current Iron Age. emergency treatment, Mrs. Abrams did plain of uncaring physicians and inflexible not quality because, they said, obstetrics institutions endangering the well-being of AARP To Sponsor wh.en of a one dollar tax on imported expensive allocating bureaucracy. is not considered an emergency since an the impoverished sick. Driving Course needed!, expectant mother has nine months to plan There can be no excuse for it. And the \ her care. excuses that are made should be given no Connecticut Northeast Dumbfounded, the rescue squad placed ear. Chapter, American Association TODAY’S THOUGHT a hurried call to a local doctor who had “The most damning thing about the of Retired Persons (AARP), handled Mrs. Abrams as a patient in the. Abrams’ thing,” says Mary Kate Butler, a will sponsor a Defensive past. But he, too, declined interest or poverty worker who was on the delivery, Driving Course Tuesday and Thursday, March 18 and 20 at "Give weight to your father and mother A famous preacher once said ‘if you responsibility. Yes, he said, the woman “is that nobodv took resnonsibilitv for her. 3 per r * a i l 1:30 p.m. at St. Mary’s that you may live long in the land which don’t stand for something, you’ll probably had been his patient in the early stages of The doctors said it wasn’t theirs^ the package Episcopal Church. the I^rd your God is giving you.” fall for anything.” her pregnancy, but when she did not meet hospital people said it wasn’t theirs. Well with payments on her bill he told to to “hit the The course is open to all carry-case Each day we have been sharing thoughts The commandment is double-edged. then, whose was iy It’s got be street.” He said he would not go back on members of AARP and of the on the meaning of t^ecommandments and To children it says, "Give weight to your somebody’s, don’t you see? If nobody has that. Hence, the matter was out of his ' National Retired Teachers $249 the fourth comman&ient helps us to parents; you can learn from their responsibility for the helpless, then all we ~ r j OPEN FORUM hands. Association. Those wishing to forge and preserve a relationship within experience.” are is animals.” Frantic now, with Mrs. Abrams crying enroll may call Louis P. the family that enables us and our society To parents it says, "Care for your ARTNUR DRUe Lawrence, 643-8861, or Charles W2 MAIN ST. ■ to build the atmosphere for a healthy and children well.” out for help on the narrow ambulance cot, enriching existence. the rescue crew tired to get other doctors Beckwith, 643-0409. MANCHESTER You are God’s appointee for the nurture interested. One. a surgeon, at County The basic relationship between parents of those entrusted to you, and be worthy of appropriation for each of the iast two Memorial,* referred them to another, who and children is a matter to which God give the weight they will give to you. Veterans Seek years has been $25 million. Of this figure, 5 could not be located, and another, who was ' priority. Parental anxiety makes for some per cent is taken out by the President for Support away for the night. "It was crazy,” says a of the most common and difficult administrative costs. The anticipated FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 PREPARE FOR witness, "Like a sick comedy. We went 6 problems I face as a counselor. Rearing Dear editor: program for next year was to be funded at Published by the Published every children is not a “hands-off” proposition. Submitted by Since the summer of 1973 numerous the same $25 million figure even though Manchester evening except Sun­ COHNECTIGUT Ronald J. Fournier, Pastot Publlshinq Co.. Herald days and holidays. We should not be afraid to influence our Veterans’ Affairs Offices have been es­ greater funding would be appreciated. Squara. Manchester. Entered at the children. Emanuel Lutheran Church tablished on college campuses across this Perhaps President Ford is trying to Conn. 06040. Manchester. Conn., STATE POLICE EXAM Telephone 643-2711 Post Office as Second country. The veteran population in streamline the economy by removing $25 (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter. colleges has increased an average of 43 million from next year’s budget or per­ Proparo tor tha writtan axamlnaUon to qualify for thia allta f M T W T r » BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER law anforeamanl aqariey. Kaap your praaani Job, atudy at I } per cent because of these veterans’ of­ haps he feels that the veteran is already 3 4 5 6 7 1 9 fices. Most, if not all, of these offices are SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES homo. Minimum ago 18. 10 11 1? 13 14 IS 16 receiving too much in the way of benefits HERALD 17 18 19 70 ?l ?2 73 funded by the Veterans-Cost-of- (he vetoed the G.I. Bill increase) and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Mall Coupon Balow for Datalla: 74 75 76 77 71 79 30 Instruction Program (VCIP), sometimes 31 doesn’t deserve any other assistance. I JliYESTERDAYS Single Copy ... 15* 3 Months .. $11.70 ALMANAC referred to as the Cranston Amendment don’t know what the rea^n is but I cannot W eekly...... go* 6 Months .. $23.40 for Sen. Cranston of California who in­ ONE Month .. $3.90 One Ye ar.. $46.80 heip but question any reason why he has Polica Examination Praparatlon Division Hy I'niled Prc»» Inlernationul In 1836, Mexican forces captured The troduced the legislation. 25 Years Ago Mail Hates Upon Request i n asked Congress to appropriate over $500 Cross Aoadamy, Inc. Today is Thursday March 6, the 65th day Alamo in San Antonio, Tex., killing the These veterans' offices provide many This date was a Sunday; The Herald was Sub scrib ers who p.m. should telephone million for aid for Southeast Asia. There fail to receive their the circulation depart- 541 Worcastar Rd. of 1975 with 300 to follow. last of 187 Americans who had held out 13 services that heretofore were not not published. Herald before 5:30 ment. 647-9946 seems to be an inequality here. Framingham, M ass. 01701 4 1 The moon is approaching its new phase. days. adequately provided or were non-existant The only recourse we, as veterans and 10 Years Ago The morning stars are Mercury and In 1857, the United States Supreme for veterans. It has recently been brought Member Audit Bureau of Circulations Name concerned citizens, have is to write letters Manchester now has two clubs for young Mars. Court handed down its landmark ruling to my attention that President Ford has to newspaper like yours, our senators, and Address Republicans, Manchester Republican Club The Manchester The evening stars are Saturn, Venus and that Negro slave Dred Scott could not sue ordered, not merely requested but our, representatives to compiain about the Display advertising headed by Richard Taylor and the Publishing Co. closing nours Three City Tel. Jupiter. for his freedom in a federal court. full d a ys prior to ordered. Congress to rescind the ap­ President’s order and urge them and you Manchester YR Club headed by Charles Those born on this date are under the In 1964, King Paul of Greece died at the propriation for VCIP. If Congress obeys assumes no linancial publication Occupation to support us and our cause and not comp­ Riegel. responsibility for Deadline for Herald sign of Pisces. age of 62 and was replaced by his son. typographical errors this order then most, and possibly all, of ly with his order. General Manager Richard Martin classifleils advertising; When Is a good time to call you? British poetess Elizabeth Barrett Brow­ Prince Constantine. the veterans’ offices across the country appearing in adver­ t2noon priortoday of Ralph R. Braithwaite recommends a budget for 1965-66 close to tisements and other publication. 12 noon ning, wife of poet Robert Browning, was In 1968, Joseph Martin of reading matter in The MH will be closing down their operation. director. Veterans Affairs $9. 6 millions, more than $800,000 over the Friday for publication born March 6, 1805. Ma.ssachusetts who twice held the post of Approximateiy $126 million was ap­ Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon­ Manchester Community budget under which the town is now Herald. day. On this day in history: speaker of the House, died at the age of 83, proved by Congress for the program. The Coliege operating. FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN DAILY 10-9, SATURDAY 10-6

A i 3 ^ ^ PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 6. 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 6, 1975— PAGE SEVEN Town Planners Seek Coventry Voting On Historic Districts Bolton ZBA Postpones Hearing Cluster-Type Housing She Heralh She Hemlii Donna Holland It was for a side yard Silverstein also suggested road, it’s on a right of way. Monica Shea of existing commercial direction of David Reed. Members and conductors of ’There was some question as JUST RECEIVED Area Profile Area Profile Correspondent variance on property on Box Moore consider the addition for COVENTRY Correspondent buildings. Both programs will involve both bands will present a 50- Mountain Rd. owned by John the other side of the house to what is the front of Uie house. to the town attorney for his ap­ minute assembly program at 646-0375 Monica Shea 742-9495 The Historic District Study rehearsals and performances Moore of Hartford. where there was more room Moore said he would tear the proval. each school and both days will A hearing scheduled by the Correspondent All property owners in the Committee has listed several by each band, a dance band Moore previously had tenants and he would be within zoning addition down and probably The commission instructed conclude with a social. Zoning Board of Appeals 742-9495 two proposed historical dis­ benefits of being in a historic from the Coventry school and a living in the house who enclosed regulations. apply for a permit to add a DOWN Connolly to contact the authors tricts for Coventry have district. combined band of 45 pieces. South Windsor ZBA Tuesday was not held because it At a special meeting this of the Ramapo Plan to arrange a side porch to get an ad­ Wade Fdrguson questioned room on the other side. For the received ballots in the mail Among these are assurance had been improperly legally week, the Planning and Zoning for a speaker to come to Coven­ Gerber Toured ditional room, but who never how the ZBA could even grant a record he said, "I decided to JACKETS which must be returned to the of protection and preservation advertised in Ue newspaper. Commission completed last try for a seminar on how to con­ To Hear Three Bids obtained a permit. variance for the building when tear it down, my neighbors • Filling • 100% down town clerk by March 10. of historic areas; assurance One item on the call was to^ week's agenda and instructed trol growth. When Moore learned about it it was not on a town owned didn’t make me.” • Lining -100% nylon Each district must be ap­ that the area wouid remain at­ hear a request for a side yard' Frank Connolly, town planner, For Fire Plan Judy Kuehnel and tried to get a permit it was • Interlining -100% nylon Sweatshirts proved by a 75 per cent vote for tractive; stablization of present A dance for South Windsor variance for an addition to the to draw up zoning regulations The Coventry Grammar ipago' Corresopndent firehouse on Notch Rd. denied, so he was appealing the • Concealed hood - that would allow cluster-type it to be considered an historic neighborhoods and possible in­ 644-1364 teen-agers will be held March 8 denial. ^ School p r o is conducting a SOUTH WINDSOR The pre-fire planning process district. creases of property values. at Timothy Edwards School John Roberts, chairman of WEEKEND SPECIALI • Full zipper with flap housing. The South Windsor Zoning the ZBA, said that will definite­ Roberts said it was up to the fund-raising sale to purchase Judy Kuehnel involves inspecting the The district in the north of Property values in other boxes, pncques from 8 to midnight. Music will • Sleek pockets with zipper This type of zoning would Board of Appeals (ZBA) will ly have to be readvertised. owner whether to proceed with Sizes new playground equipment for Correspondent building, preparing building town is composed mostly of town’s districts have increased be provided by “The Little • Navy blue'or maroon allow more flexibility in the school. meet Thurs. at 8 p.m. in the the hearing or have it readver­ per 34 to 48 644-1364 diagrams, developing the ac­ land on Rt. 44A and Silver St. as much as 30 per cent, accor­ all sizes! Villagers” and donations are $2 The second item will not be • Machine washable. housing layouts and allow more "^ T h e PTO is selling T-shirts Town Hall to Consider the tised. The owner said to bunch tual plan, and communicating The southern district is com­ ding to the committee. Since per person. Refreshments will readvertised as the applicant is ANEMONES ^2.83 land to be left as open space. and sweatshirts, green with, Units of the South Windsor following applications: no longer requesting a proceed. the necessary information. This posed of Main St. and a portion tax assessments are based on be sold. STYLED FOR EVERY OCCASIONI The commission aiso in­ white letters or white with all shapes! Mitchell Trucking, Inc. 90 Three residents of the and Vernon Fire Departments expenditure of time and effort of Lake St. individual structures, and do variance. structed Connolly to draw up a green letters. have toured the Gerber Scien­ Brookfield St., requests a tem­ neighborhood attended the IA <40 will be justified, Crombie said, There seems to be no objec­ not take into account the quali­ Wapping Community Church zoning regulation that would COVENTRY will be spelled tific Instrument Co. to acquaint all fairway porary and conditional permit hearing and strongly suggested Value should a pre-fire plan result in tion to the northern district by ty of a neighborhood, taxes Women will hold a S e ^ r Meal, eliminate the current low densi­ out on the shirts. themselves with the building to allow a trailer to be used for Moore have the property sur­ minimizing the loss of life or residents, but some would remain the same as led by Rabbi Kominsky of Tem­ ty multi-family housing and The shirts will be available in layout and facilities and review an office for two years at MOSCOW PASTOR veyed before anything was property. businessmen of South Coventry areas outside the district. prices! ple ^ t h Hillel, at 6:30 p.m. in replace it with a regulation that youth and adult sizes. Brookfield St. NEW YORK (UPI) - The done. A a pre-fire plan. are objecting to being included we have a Fellowship Hall, March 17. This would allow for smaller The adult sweatshirts will Victor Marinelll, 78 Orchard Rev. Michael W. Spangler, a The neighbors also com­ Remarkable Pre-fire plans are developed in a historical district to the ex- Band Exchange is a celebration of the Jewish inc. * 1 9 ” clusters of apartments that sell for $5 and the youth wonderful selec­ St., East Hartford, requests ap­ United Presbyterian minis­ plained that 14 people lived in o r is t for all large industrial and com­ tent of calling it the On Friday, April 4, the Capt. Passover and during the * would be spread throughout the sweatshirts for $4. They are 95 tion tor this proval under Section 3.13 to ter, has become the sixth one of Moore’s houses. It was OPEN Mon. to Sat mercial structures in South To Lead IRS “Hysterical District.” Nathan Hale Seventh and ceremony many stories are cticut town. per cent cotton and 5 per cent allow an auto body repair shop American pastor to be not the one in question. to 9:00 P.M. Windsor by planning in ad­ HARTFORD (UPI) - One South Coventry resident Eighth Grade Concert Band, fascinating craft... retold from their Bible history. FARR'S The current regulations allow acrylic. and a state hearing for the shop chaplain to the tiny English- At his point Morris Silvers- vance, all factors can be con­ Anthony Crafa of Hartford has posted a sign on his front lawn under the direction of Angelo we have every little thlngl There is no charge, but reser­ 2 MAIN STREET TEL. 643-7111 for three clusters of The adult T-shirts will cost $3 at 753 John Fitch Blvd., Zone speaking Christian com­ teln, secretary of the ZBA, sidered in determining the best been named chief of the Audit which states that parking is Gesmundo, will act as host for vations should be made through nsid® apartments of no more than 500 apiece and are 100 per cent cot­ GC. suggested readvertising the 1122 Buri response and operational tac­ Division of the U.S. Internal limited to horse-drawn the day in welcoming the East Sandy Billings, 644-8138 or Jean munity of diplomats and bus­ units to a cluster. ton. The youth size is $2.25. Mario and Erika Cicero, 376 hearing because of the possible tics in the event of a fire. Revenue Service in Connec­ vehicles. Granby Middle School Band to Clay, 644-8591, by March 10. inessmen and their families The commission also in­ Order blanks are available at Doming St. request a variance controversy. Without such planning, critical ticut. Crafa, 54, supervised the The businessman asked why participate in the annual in Moscow. structed Connolly to begin draf­ the grammar school and orders to allow a building lot with less information may not be Economic Stabilization another regulatory agency was exchange concert program, ting a series of regulations that and money must be into the than the required frontage at available when needed. Program in the state from needed and indicated that the On Friday, April 11, the Capt.. th e miraeU of moinStre^ 1 would provide for a series of school on Friday. No order will 376 Doming St. in an AA-30 November 1971 through June historic district would dis­ Nathan Concert Band will leave downtown manehestei*^ aiternating housing densities be accepted after Friday. The Gerber building, while Zone. and types throughout the town. situated in South Windsor off 1974. He began his career with courage new businesses from by bus to return the visit and 100% Polyester Plates for Sale This would include the uses of Entry Deadline Kelly Rd. is closer to Vernon the IRS in 1947. There are 12 coming into the area and perform with the East Granby Misses’ & hamper the expansion and sale Middle School Band under the The South Windsor Woman’s lots sizes anywhere from one Deadline for filing entry Station 3 than to South Wind­ IRS offices in Connecticut. KNIT Club is sponsoring the sale of quarter acre to five acres applications for Coventry’s 10th sor’s Station 2. Because of this Women’s Bi-Centennial Plates in the depending upon the soil types in annual Arts and Crafts Show South Windsor Fire Chief Philip theme of “In God We Trust.” a particular area. and Sale to be held the end of Crombie has arranged to have c p MATCH IT Plates sell for $10 and plates The commission will also be March will be Friday. Vernon respond in the event of from the previous years are Polyester looking into the possibility of All applications should be an alarm. still available for $12 for the MATES some sort of development sent to Olive Gorden, Box 125, Vernon Fire Chief William - J l J 1974 “Life, Liberty and the Pur­ Off Our Regular rights transfer to assure that Coventry. FASHION Johnson has agreed to the pian, suit of Happiness.” Short Sleeve Low Prices the town’s over-all density The’ show will take place in s ™ * 2 which “insures an adequate and For $13.50 one can purchase would not be changed but there the high school from 11 a.m. to timely response; a written pre­ Slipons the 1973 “Give Me Liberty or Reg. 5.99 Glace would be the flexibility needed 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, fire plan provides instructions HANDBAGS to provide housing to all income March 22 and 23. Give Me Death” plate. All PANT for the first arriving units," plates are in colonial milk glass groups. Craftsmen will demonstrate Crombie said. The commission accepted a their skills in the gym. white and antique powder blue. There are over 60-pre- Next year’s 1976 plate will be SUITS » 5 ® ® draft of a proposed sand and Oils, watercolors, planned buildings and com­ gravel operations regulations photography and other arts will the final one in the collection of Bags full of fashion - shoulder and pouch plexes in South Windsor. The four and the original molds will Reg. 8.99 styies, short straps styles for everyone m which would in effect clarify be judged. Gerber plant is one of the few Spring colors be publicly destroyed in a Short Sleeve the existing regulations and to Baked goods, plants and light which calls for an out-of-town ceremony at Independence designate the condition in which refreshments will be sold to mutual aid response on the first' Cardigans Hall, July 4. Nancy the land must be left after the benefit the Coventry Women’s alarm. All fire plans require Twin Sets & Solid Color Brandenberger is handling operation is completed. Club scholarship and student mutual aid from adjacent town 'Misses’ & Juniorsl orders at 644-2985. Skirts This draft will be forwarded loan fund. in the event of a second alarm. Leather Look Colorful Batiste Chorus Needs Men Reg. 7.99 to 8.99 At its first meeting of the 1975 JACKETS TERRY season the South Windsor SLIPPER Tailored Recreation Department’s Com­ munity Chorus will have a Club Collects ^Bonus Gift Points’ Panels membership of 70, but more male voices are needed. Vinyl and cotton suede Flare Leg Pants: Solid colors, checks or combina­ Mrs. Roberta Reeves, chorus popular )ac-shirt styling; Reg. 8.991010.99 Year 'round, lig h t­ nylon lined, snap or button tions! Shirt jac tops or cardigans weight, soft and com­ HEBRON The Men’s Fellowship .will ZBA Bid Denied No Iron director, said the chorus needs ^ront^ontrast stitching. . . . stunning fashion details, also show the Walt Disney film The Zoning Board of Appeals more tenor and bass voices. She fortable; embroidery Anne Dallaire 63 Inch great Spring colors; 10 to 18. . trims.. “Sammy the Way-out Seal” at has denied the application of plans on doing separate male 14-1/2 to 22-1/2. Correspondent Fashion 5, 6:45, and 8:30 p.m. The film Thomas Aykroyd^ 94 Burrows Twin Reg. - i ! chorus work. 228-3267 runs about 90 minutes. Hill Rd., for a variance to allow Flat The Community Chorus The Hebron Junior Women’s Print & Fitted 4.49 meets every Monday at S a v e 2 0 ^ . Donations which includes the use of a back lot as a building Club in conjunction with the Timothy Edwards Middle Off Our Reg. Low Prices Assem ble a w ardrobe supper and movie is adults $2.50 Reg. 3.99 each sweaters, pants, flip skirts . Boys’ Short Sleeve Connecticut State Federation of Sheets School in the music room from dyed to match and machine Women’s Clubs Inc., is collec­ for adults, children 12 and un­ washable T-SHIRTS & The board said there is no Fi^l Flat or Fitted 81 inch Luxurious looking vertical panel 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. PRINT DRESS SHIRTS ting “Bonus Gift Points” to der $1.50, and pre-schoolers will Cases Reg. O QQ be admitted free. private access to the property. Our Reg. 4.99 to 3.49 ^ W W in white, gold or celery. \HALTERS help meet a goal of $40,000 to Reg. 4.99 Permanent press, machine wash. SHIRTS purchase equipment for early Ginghams, polka dots and florals. Briefs For Men breast cpncer detection. 50% poly/50% cotton. Not every size in every color. ’The South Windsor Little R e g . 0 8 8 of Action. . The club is asking women to League Ladies Auxiliary will 4.99 O White or pastels, Poly/cotton, save coupons and leave them in hold a fund-raising bingo March Colorful nylon prints. Long Sleeve perma-press. 8-18. the designated boxes at Ted NOW AVAILABLE Famous 7 from 7 tO 10 p.m. at South Sizes S.M,L. One size halter m 12 pat­ Market on Rt. 66, or at Rose TURTLENECKS terns, T-shirts, solid in Windsor High School. Co- S M L and Bill's in Bolton. chairmen of the affair are Bar­ The club will have a AT Open bara Cecchini and Peggy Reg. Little Fellas’ & “Remember When" dance, CANNON, Moriarty. Money prizes and 5.99 with Chuck Skoog, disc jockey, Weave Men’s Collar Big Boys’ ARTHUR DRUG gifts will be awarded. ’There Smooth flat knit Ban-Lon - per - Saturday, April 12 from 8 p.m. will be children’s specials. feet with that new sport coat or lachine Washable Bath Towel Fiberglas leisure suit; S-XL. to 1 a.m. at St. Maurice Rec Donations are $1 per person, KNIT Center in Bolton. Panels 100% Polyester Boys’ Hooded Ensemble I regardless of age. SHIRTS Perma Press Tickets can be purchased Flannel tii Refreshments will be sold and SWEATSHIRTS from any member of the club or the public is invited. Doubleknit «3.95 Bath YOUR Reg. GOLF JACKETS at “This and That Yarn Shop” 6 oz. Backed Reg. l44 The Pleasant Valley PTO will 4.99 in the Paradise Town Shoppes CHOICE iwi hold a mother-daughter spring Reg. Reg. on Rt. 85 in Hebron. 2.99 Checks, 2 Piece florals, Tablecloths fashion show March 13 at 7 p.m. Textured polyester knits, col'j 7.99 3.99 in Pleasant Valley School, lar and placket, short sleeves.l Meets Tonight and solids in S to XL. - 65% cotton/35% polyester; 26' LEISURE Kangaroo pockets, draW^strinq The Hebron Board of Finance Hand, great colors. 5 2 inch X 5 2 inch South Windsor. Tickets will be long. Nylon mesh inside yoke; S to XL. hoo(j; solid colors. 10 t(/l6 . will meet at 8 tonight at the Reg. 1.99 1.74 sold in advance at the school. Town Office Building. 52”x70” 60x63”, Reg. 3.49 Donations are 60 cents and door SUITS Washcloth, Doubleknit Meets Monday Reg. 3.99 2.87 60x81”, Reg. 3.99 prizes will be available. Reg. 99' 8 4 * ^ The social committee of the Jr. Boys’ The Central Office Com­ 60” Round, Latest Spring colors in Softell yarn. Ele­ SLACKS ^ Save 20% mittee will meet Monday at Velour prints and terry jacquards, luxurious South Windsor Woman’s Club, Machine Washable Off Our Reg./Pri Reg. 4.99' 3.70 Reg. 2.99 gant lookiag with 5 inch bottom hems. 7:30 p.m. in the and highly absorbent. under the chairmanship of Mrs. Short Sleeve Reg. Boys’ superintendent’s office at the William Stanley, will hold a 12.99 Gilead Hill School. Bowling Night March 8 at Ver­ WEBERN Off non Bowling Lanes. The KNIT Our better quality knit slacks in Scheduled on the agenda is Save Navy. Tan. Lt. Blue. White for the approval of the Central Of­ Our Fine evening will begin with a social SHIRTS Spring. JEANS an Reg. 8 to 18 fice Budget for 1975-76. SPRING FABRICS hour at the home of Mrs. Made Low Quality George Jahrstorfer. Reg. Reg. Reg. The meeting is open to the Extra in Prices T he South Windsor 2.59 17.99 4.99 public. Polyester Broadloom U.S.A. Pancake Supper On Our Entire Stock Of Democratic Town Committee Solid turtlenecks'or Wear- Denim and colors, will sponsor a dance entitled dated crewneck plaids. Four pocket safari style jacket in machine wash. 4 to The First Congregational Runners Sizes 4 to 7. wonderful, washable poly. Excel­ k 7. 810 16. Doubleknits ‘"The Fabulous 50 s” featuring lent tailoring; sizes 4 to 7 have Church Men’s Fellowship is Art Needlework Len MacFarland, a former disc sponsoring a pancakes and half boxer slacks, 8 to 18 regular Chnpqe from crewel, needlepoint, cross stitch, and jockey and student at Central Boys’ sausage supper in the stamped goods. waist. FOR MOTHERS-TO-BE Connecticut College. 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V i; O J ! W ‘ r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., March 6, 1975— PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 6, 1975 , *V. Rigazio’Morrison- Problems Of Aging ItiCOLLEGE Gaye Paula Morrison of Topic of MCC Seminar FROM YOUR Manchester and Mario Rigazio ] NOTES of Sagamore, Mass, were The newly formed advisory ding the seminar should contact ■MsncEftB ^dCDBbki m arrM Feb. 15 at St. Barnabas Linda Ruggles, daughter of council on programs for the Mrs. Beverly Hounsell, 646- NEIGHBOR’S KITCHEN Church in Falmouth, Mass. aging at Manchester Communi­ 2137. By VIVIAN FERGUSON Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Ruggles of [ c o ijP o i\ o f f e r ; The bride is the daughter of Manchester, was among the ty College has announced a one- WITH THIS COUPON Mr. and Mrs. H, Russell Windham College students par­ day seminar on “Retirement When the U.S. Army at Aber­ 4 Morrison of 60 Hemlock St. The ticipating in the Windham and the Family System,” deen, Md. wants to show its bridegroom is the son of Mr. Abroad program this past Friday, March 14 from 10 a.m. men a fine example of a weii- By Abigail Van Buren and Mrs. Mario Rigazio of semester in Berlin, Germany. to 2:30 p.m. OVR 40 VMra of Um x m IM S R ItiM run restaurant with the highest C 197S by Chicago TrIbune-N.Y. News Synd.. Inc. Sagamore, Mass. The Putney, Vt. college, at Open 24 Hours Dally standards of excellence in­ 60« OFF The church was decorated which Linda is a junior, Topics of discussion will in­ FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE cluding cleanliness, they take with white pompons and snap­ arranges programs of foreign clude the three generation them to Karson’s Inn in historic dragons. Patricia Brown of study in a variety of sites each household, changing roles and Canton. Md. 2 Lbs. MAXWELL The Stranger’s Lunch Falmouth, Mass, was organist year.' relationships and problems Next year, Karson’s wiil and soloist for the double-ring brought about by retirement. Mobil ceiebrate its 50th year in the Made Her Sick ceremony. Kim Mandly of Manchester, Howard Dickstein, part-time HEATING OILS Baltimore area under the HOUSE COFFEE The bride, given in marriage daughter of Mrs. Helen Roya instructor at MCC, will be the a principal speaker. operation of one famiiy. Rudy HIGHLAND PARK REDEEM AT HIGHLAND F RK M A R K E T by her father, wore an off- and Frederick Mandly, has OIL BURNER ft and his brother, George Kar- LIMIT ONE COUPON PEh FAMILY white, long silk jersey gown been named to the dean’s list at Anyone interested in atten­ HEATING INSTALLATION son, inherited the business from 317 Highland St. M anchester Good thru Saturday, March 8th______DEAR ABBY: An incident happened about two months designed with high neckline. Lesley College, Cambridge,' their parents who passed away ago, and I can’t seem to get it out of my mind. In fact, when Empire waist, all trimmed with Mass. Miss Mandley, a 643-5135 only nine months apart when I think of it, it still repulses me, and I’d like to know if you beads. Her elbow-length veil of freshman, is studying special 315 Canter St. Manchester they were 40 and 41 years of think I’m wrong to feel this way. silk illusion was attached to a learning needs. age. ■ lllllllllll My mom and I were eating lunch during the rush hour at Juliet cap. She carried a The senior Karsons began in a At Highland a fairly nice restaurant. A man and a young boy entered bouquet of iceberg pompons, grocery store. Soon they were together. The man had no arms, just stumps, hanging in full white roses, baby’s breath and Kathy Ann Falco, daughter of running a lunch corner which Parkf Your MtaUniM view of all. They sat near us, and ordered their lunch. The ivy. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Falco eventualiy evolved into the two- man’s plate was placed in front of him, and he proceeded to Mrs. Thomas Brown of of 62 Hamlin St. has been room inn which employs 105. Butcher Is LCOtiPC)\' o r 1 LR’ knock it into eating position with his stumps. Then he put Manchester was her sister’s named to the dean’s list for the The majority of the staff have his face down into the plate and proceeded to eat just like a matron of honor. She wore a first semester at Gallaudet SAVE been with the Karsons for more Still Your dog. I was so nauseated, I couldn’t finish my lunch. dubonnet velvet gown designed Tribou Photo College, Washington, D.C. than 10 years, several having 25 WITH THIS COUPON I honestly felt sorry for the man, but I also felt that he with high neckline, bolero Mr. and Mrs. Mario Rigazio Best Friend! should not have exposed the people to that kind of scene. jacket. Her headpiece was or more years of service. brother-in-law; Richard Gavaz- Mrs. Rigazio wore a blue Miss Sandra E. Bunce, Please tell me how you honestly feel about it. It bothers me made of baby’s breath and ivy. DRAPERY There is a good-sized bar za of West Barnstable, Mass.; knitted pantsuit. They will daughter of Mr. and Mrs. how much his looks and eating habits repulsed me. Thank She carried a bouquet of pink room as well as the two dining and Robert Boffetti of reside in Falmouth. Wesley Bunce of 143 Woodside LANDO’ you very much. NO NAME OR PLACE roses, white pompons and rooms with booths for eating. Sagamore, Mass. Mrs. Rigazio is a teacher at St. has been named to the baby’s breath. FABRICS You won't find a single bottle of A reception was held at the Otis Air Force Base, Falmouth, dean’s list for the fall semester ^""Choicest DEAR NO: You ask: “Am I wrong to feel this way?” Peter Wing of Falmouth, poor liquor on the Karson’s bar. Coonamessett Inn, Falmouth, Mass. Mr. Razio is employed as at the University of Vermont at lb. Consider this: The armless man had to overcome his Mass, was best man. Ushers They’ve never bought one and LAKES BUTTER Mass., after which the couple an accountant for the Air Burlington. M e a ts self-consciousness and learn how to handle the stares and were Thomas R. Brown of don’t intend ever to serve an in­ left on a skiing trip to Saint looks of revulsion from strangers in order to eat in public. Manchester, the bride’s National Guard at Otis Air MILL ferior drink. ‘I f you’re going to Men in the Army get a few pointers from chef at Karson’s In Town!^^ REDEEM AT HIGHLAND RARK MARKET (A major victory for him!) Anne, Canada. For traveling. force Base. cheat a man at the bar, you’ll Inn. LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY It takes a mature and compassionate person to handle beat him in the kitchen,” says Class of ’40B VC~"r~T~{TTT unesthetic situations with grace. I hope you learn to do so FISH Lists REMNANTS Rudy. tie and bustle. The kitchen help topping is golden brown. V. Good thru Saturday, March 8th because you will need it to deal with life realistically. And if Plans Reunion From the moment the diner is not permitted to carry on idle Topping for you don't, it will be YOUR problem. Its Driving enters the front door, he is conversation. Everyone is Crab Imperial MENUS The Manchester High School, made welcome. The waitresses quietly performing his job. 2 cups mayonnaise DEAR ABBY: There is this guy who is a year older than Schedule Class of 1940B, is planning a are mostly middle-aged ladies Piles of huge shrimp are being 2 egg whites me, and a whole lot bigger. The other day he gave me a reunion June 14 at the ZIPPERS AND who are friendly and efficient. m sillllllin illliim m FISH of Manchester, an all­ PER peeled by a white-uniformed Karson’s serves Maryland black eye. I would like to get back at him, but I don’t know Project HELP Manchester Country Club. The “We like to hire married woman. The chef is giving in­ crab soup, oyster stew and New r how to do it. volunteer, no-charge service to INCH Menus which will be prepared Manchester Community event will be a dinner-dance. DRAPERY TRIM women here. ’They’re much structions to a helper yet you England clam chowder most Have you any ideas? BLACK EYE Manchester area residents, and served next week by College, Student Center, 60 Invitations have been sent to more dependabie and we don’t can’t hear him across the room. every day plus a soup of the wishes to clarify any confusion Bidwell St. Edson Bailey, MHS principal want someone who is not iiving The food ready for prepara­ day. Here’s one of the soup du ■ DEAR BLACK EYE: Stay out of his way, or you migl^ hich may have resulted from members of HELP (Han­ OPEN 10-6 DAILY U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEA TS! dicapped Earning and Living for many years, and to Thomas with her husband. We look for tion is as top quality as the jours: end up with a matched pair. its change in its transportation School THURS.^FRI. TILL 9 P.M. Project), a program designed Kelley, coach of MHS State good steady people,” Rudy told liquor at the bar. Fresh live Cheese Soup Canadian schedule. Cafeteria menus which will Baseball champions in 1940 and All Meats Are Freshly Cut; They’re Never Pre-Packaged! DEAR ABBY: I met a man about a year anePfi half ago, to train handicapped for me. lobsters are flown in three 1 gallon chicken stock FISH provides transportation be served in Manchester Public the teacher to whom the class and I really think he is the man for me. The only problem is employment in the food service George Jr. is one of the chefs. times a week from Maine. on Tuesdays and Thursdays for Schools, March 10-14, are as yearbook was dedicated. 1 tablespoon chicken base that he is very set in his ways, and one of his faults is industry at Manchester Com­ He graduated in 1972 from the Quality meats, veal and Del- 1 cup chopped celery scheduled appointments to doc- follows: Serving on the planning com­ Culinary Arts Institute which Mar-Va chicken is ready to be U.S.D.A. Choice always being late. If he says he is going to call me at 6 PM, tors’ offices, hospital munity College, are as follows: Monday: Hamburg gravy on 1 cup chopped carrots Fresh, Lean U.S.D.A. Choice he doesn’t call until 7 PM. And if he says he is coming over mittee are: John and Betty Cer- was then in New Haven, now in southern-fried. (Del-Mar-Va treatments, etc. 'Hie organiza­ Tuesday: French onion soup, mashed potato, buttered peas fabricsston opon...10 to 6 dailv...thun. 1 cup chopped onions (Full Cut) vini, Barbara Simons Larson,, at 8 PM, he-never gets here until 9 PM. He is always about Swedish meatballs, buttered phone...646-10Q0; fri. mgfit til 9 pm New York state. The wives of gets its name from the penin- 1 lb. Cheddar cheese GROUND tion is also available sevendays and carrots, bread, butter, PORTERHOUSE an hour late. noodles, fresh rolls with butter, Thomas Conran, Beatrice 177 HARTFORD R0AD...MANCHESTER the two senior Karsons are in­ suia formed by the joining of 3 cups Cheese Whiz SIRLOIN a week in emergency milk, orange-pineapple BEEF I have talked to him about this, and he says he’s always hermits, coffee or tea. White Weir, and Rika Carlson volved in the front of the the three states — Delaware, salt to taste STEAK situations. Bavarian cream. Horvath. STEAK been that way. It really infuriates me. I want to marry him, Thursday: Chicken noodle restaurant, training and ten­ Maryland and Virginia). corn starch Anyone having a need for any Tuesday: Fruit juice, ding to customers. but I’d like to break him of this habit first. of the FISH services may call soup, Bar-B-Q chicken, French From the blue waters of the Bring chicken stock and He treats me very well, and he is the nicest man I’ve ever frankfurt on a roll, potato This restaurant is really Chesapeake Bay, plump fillets 646-3474. fried potatoes, fresh rolls with sticks, buttered spinach, milk, chicken base to boil. Chop the $ 1 2 9 met, but his constantly running an hour late all the time is clean. One rarely sees a ladies’ butter, fruited jello, coffee or peaches. of rockfish are ready to pan-fry celery, carrots and onions and 7 3 * something I can’t stand. How can I change him? room without a spec of dust. ^ lb. lb. tea. or broil. Better still is the cook in separate pan. To WeIjf! Give Old Fashion ® jb. NEEDS HELP Sociable Insect Wednesday: Breaded veal Karson’s can pass any test. Let Chesapeake Supreme a la Kar- Friday: Boston clam cutlet, tomato sauce, mashed chicken stock mixture, add the Unlike many of its cousins chowder, tuna salad on hard me state here that whenever I son which is the same fish Butcher Service” DEAR NEEDS: Don’t try. In the future, when you want who live solitary lives, the potato, buttered wax beans, F O R £V£RYOA/£ yO(/ go into a restaurant, I never say Cheddar cheese, cheese whiz and | roll, potato salad, lemon stuffed with all-lump crabmeat. sait to taste. Mix well, allowing him to come over at 8 PM, ask him to come at 7 PM. Just Vespula pensylvanica (wasp), bread, butter, milk, mixed I am a food columnist until I am When I go to Maryland, I set everything up for an hour earlier, and when he’s an hour is a social insect that thrives Danish, coffee or tea. fruit. M P £ A B O t R ‘ through dinner and I pay for my cheese to melt, add cooked Imported, Sliced All tickets must be purchased always get a yearning for two vegetables. (Thicken with'corn U.S.D.A. Choice U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless U.S.D.A. Choice late, he’ll be on time. in colonies. It is one of the Thursday: Grinder, own meal. I do not feel that an paper-building family of through the College Bookstore. things — a good gabfest with my starch if desired). BOILED HAM applesauce, milk, ice creatir. honest evaluation can be given sister Phyllis and a chance to SHORT STEAKS RIB EYE STEAK wasps and hornets who build Luncheons, which are served Karson’s medallions of pork STANDING RIB ROAST CONFIDENTIAL TO “ LOVED AND LOST” : It’s not Friday: Baked fish sticks, if the proprietor and staff have eat crab every time we go out. (Delmonico) always better to have loved and lost than never to have communal nests from promptly at noon, will be $1.50, with dill sauce is an easy and (1st to 4th Ribs) mashed potato, cole slaw, been forewarned. I’ve eaten in a good many loved at all. It depends upon what you’ve lost. chewed wood pulp mixed and will be served in the Food different dish. Strictly bread, butter, milk, chocolate Canton, Md. takes its name restaurants and crab houses. To with saliva. Service Dining Room at speaking, medallion is a name cake. from the Chinese port. It was date, Karson’s beats them all. S i A A applied to food which is cut in IG named by Capt. John There are Maryland crab Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal the shape of medallions, either reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. O’Donnell, Esq. who brought a cakes, each weighing 4 ounces Va lb. U . 4 9 „ round or oval. Usually, * 2 . 4 9 . Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. cargo of goods from China to made of all backfin lump lb. medalions of pork or beef are For Abby's new booklet, “What Teen-agers Want to Baltimore in 1785. He liked the crabmeat, held together lightly cut from the tenderloin. In the Know,” send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr., place so well that, two months with seasonings. Traditionally, J case of beef, we more often see Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Please enclose a long, after landing, he bought 1900 these are fried but Karson’s the French word “tournedos” self-addressed, stamped (204) envelope. acres fronting on the Patapsco happily broils them for used which are slices taken River. He cailed his estate customers upon request. Calico Covered from the heart of a beef fillet. “Canton” because he felt that My husband ordered backfin this port had brought him fame all lump crabmeat au gratin. Medallions of Pork and fortune. With Dill Sauce No pile of gluey glop, this was a Grocery Specials ^ r . fiUDEN FRESH | JEWELRY Canton is today a large com­ good-sized serving of fresh crab Using thin slices of pork, dip Girl Scouts Planning Just rocolvod, a shipmont of mercial and industrial area. meat with a proper Newburg in flour. Saute in half-oil, half- When the Union Railroad com­ sauce gently laced with sherry butter. Sprinkle with dill weed Interfaith Breakfast BOX pleted its tracks from down­ and squeeze in the juice of half ^JAR RUBBERS p k g . 2 5 * and baked en casserole. “King Size" 20 -oz. ^ p ro d u c e from our a lemon. town Baltimore in 1873, it The Imperial Club was The first interfaith breakfast Bi-CentennIal Collection Note: This does not mean troop participating to help hastened the change of the Can­ excellent. Again all lump Chlquita of the Manchester-Bolton defray expenses of the ton area to a bustling complex paper-thin slices. You do not Regular $10.00 backfin crab is used (see recipe Association of Girl Scouts will breakfast and 35 cents donation which remains, though in want the pieces too thick either SANDWICH BREAD 3^4. below). It is then baked and be held Sunday from 10 a.m. to from each girl was decided up­ Beautifully handcrafted In early different form, to this day. The as they will not cook quickly. served in the sheli. Rogular or Dial ^ P C h ^ noon at the Manchester High on. American tradition. Covered with a The dill and lemon juice can be BANANAS Whig Party held its national Imperial Club colonial taste In a red, whits and blue adjusted to your own taste. 7 U P ...... ,,-...b «.. 0 8 * 1 . 2 9 School cafeteria. A clergyman All troops are reminded of $ 4 9 9 conventions in Canton in 1840 Karson'g Inn U.S. No. 1 Maine fancy pattern. Makes an Ideal Easter and 1844. The bell from the last from each faith will participate their Juliette Low Fund dona­ 1 lb. lump crabmeat gift for that special someone on your steam locomotive operated by Desert Delicacy in the service expected to be tion. Girls are to wear uniforms Vz teaspoon salt attended by 450 girls and 63 if possible and bring their list. 6”x6” x3” the Canton Railroad was Many cacti bear edible Vi teaspoon pepper ASPARAGUS SPEARS...... < 6 9 * leaders representing 30 troops. money for the breakfast. All presented to Karson’s Inn and fruit and shelter or otherwise ; 2 teaspoons chopped pimiento POTATOES 10 i3 9 « is now mounted outside the help sustain creatures of the The Girl Scout Breakfast was girls should go to their church 1 cup white sauce Fresh, Sno-WhKo restaurant near the main en­ desert community, including NIBLETSCORN...... 3 1 * 1 . started in 1936 and was mainly and arrive at Manchester High 12’’x8’’x3Va” 2 Her Jewelry Box S * 4 . 9 9 trance. Mix together lightly. Stuff man. The giant saguaro — i for Catholic girls. Several School not later than 10 a.m. crab shells, cover top of each which sometimes towers 50 I MUSHROOMS...... ib.79* troops meeting in Protestant A rededication service, Karson’s kitchen is absolute­ feet - may house white- | Large, Calif., Sunkist ly spotless and there is no hus- with topping and bake in oven at churches started having their presentation of Juliette Low Calico Covered 350 until heated through and throated wood rats at its TOMATO JUICE...... 5 9 * own breakfast. Funds and troop wishes, will base. NAVEL ORANGES ...... 9* Through the efforts of Mrs. follow the breakfast. The senior cainipijwi uw p Bwentw auu [ Donald Carpenter, a committee scouts will contribute a folk )and became dw' ed out with CRISCO O IL ...... 1 . 5 9 was formed representing service. bread and FRAMES Mith. The doc, various church groups and they Leaders are asked to collect e at least a fats and oili llllllllllll voted to name this event the the fees and pay for the groups’ Bi-CentennIal Collection return to Hvjtartakes lit WHITE T U N A ...... 5 9 * these “Interfaith Breakfast.” admittance. is a fivi A donation of $1 from each id in a Lynch Toyota o tb »e ha ^ u A n d ! QUIK COCOA...... * 1 . 6 9 Reg. lefore h iment! STORE announces a Model H o » $ 2 0 .0 0 eed; If sit HOURS! Ice Cream lisdisab iU:'o PEAR HALVES...... 2 s 8 9 * full Truck & Car Contest sines Bonus Pack of Sovan ^ Co,, Inc, clain&j, Mon. & Tues. ^ Calico Covered Frames ...... ^3 .9 9 atel/ LIFE SAVERS...... 7 9 * ’til 6:00 cates' Sv. o z., Sugg. Retail S1.41 FREE “Manufacturer, of OrflteUV, Banquet Spumoni" ^ 4x4^lico Covered Frames ...... ^2 .9 9 Wed., Thurs & Fri. tvith thU coupon 27 Warron Stroot, Manchestor Phone 649-5358 0 4 PRIZES! AIM TOOTHPASTE...... 7 9 * Calico Covered Ring Box 4.?o ...... 99^ 4-oz. Jar, Sugg. Ratall S1.35 ^ ^ ’til 9:00 SHII Your Best Buy— 1. Age Group 7-9 Calico Covered Sewing Box IXISST ...... S o ^ 3 ,9 9 2. Ago Group 10-12 NOXEMA SKIN CREAM...... 8 4 * Sat. & Sun. 3. Age group 13-10 24 Count, Sugg. Retail S1.60 e ■ a ^ ’til 6:00 ICE CREAM 4. Beet of All Categorlee DRISTAN TABLETS...... * 1 . 0 9 30 FLAVORS TO CH008R FROM, Im i Ultra a flavor yotTva hmgad lor AND couldn't And?, try u i, wo think youll Im dollghlod. ConnecHcut c ■ The Above I* 1/24 and 1/25 scale models only. All models must FRESH M ILK ...... ,... * 1 . 2 9 Specials Are Having A Party? Serve An 1 OZ. size . OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 niik ®ntOf«d no later than March 24, 1975. Largo, SbIcUy Fresh h a Good One Per Family ICE CREAM CAKE OPEN: Mon.-Wed. 11-6; Thurs., Fri. ’«l 9 P.M.; Sun. 12-5 E l GRADE ‘A’ EGGS...... 5 9 * Thru Good thru with your greeting written on top, decorated sfii Saturday, i n r ic h heavy cream • $erver 10 to 12 penons. stry Land 0’ Lakes Saturdayt Register today at: March 8th son the ie’ VBUTTER (with coupon) March 8th las been 1 ., Ijf ...lb. Nut-Roll • Spumoni • Tortoni - Jimmie^ THE CRAFT ft HOBBY WAR ft PIECES •loci ustryw h kh J\ — barn’s Apple c e n t e r HOBBY SUPPLY Roll and Cake-A La Motile, Aran M i redut confusing? then stop at our plant or at your tavorlta flKISiKi hdiijcl 775 Main Street 190 W. Middle Tpke. (rrouhdeti also atora and try your fancy. Wa warn you, It la rich In ART GALLERIES t wiiicjf Ireim d Mancheeter Mancheeter talk bonin' Inside thi haavyLcraam, and loadad with calorlat, but oh ao MANCHESTER PARKADE-MANCHESTER goodi notion is what co n ve n ie n Adjacent Forbet A Wallace surroun llllllllllll liiil PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., March 6, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., 'Thurs., March 6, 1975— PAGE ELEVEN

1: OBITUARIES Rockville Water Granted .-.-A .t -.--.s Aetna World Cup ^Greatest’ , Jphn Reducker Mrs. Elizabeth Graham $69,409 in New Revenues POLICE REPORT SOUTH WINDSOR - John Mrs. Elizabeth Cordner Reducker, 71, of 67 Joseph Lane Graham, 91, formerly of 92 died Wednesday at Manchester Russell St., died Wednesday at • Lester Feather, 59, of Rt. 6, Hartford was arrested today at and with black shoulder-length Memorial Hospital. a Manchester convalescent VERNON The PUC, in its finding, said it was dis­ Columbia was charged with 12:45 a.m. at W. Center and hair, stole three canned hams Stockton V 8. Laver in Opener Mr. Reducker was born in home. She was the widow of An increase in revenues-amounting to turbed that the study was not made evading responsibility in con­ Center Sts. and charged with Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. from Gilbert Graham. Rocky Hill and lived there for $69,409 has been granted by the Public earlier, noting “the interlocking nection with a two-car accident reckless driving and failure to the Stop and Shop store on W. seating capacity of The selection of Stockton, 68 years before coming to South Mrs. Graham was born Npv. Utilities Commission (PUC) to Rockville , relationship between the Rockville Water Tuesday at 10:30 p.m. in the By Earl Yost carry license, police said. Middle Tpke., police said. 2,200.Four nights drew 8,800. by U.S. Captain Dennis Windsor three years ago. He 5, 1883 in Northern Ireland and Water & Aqueduct Co. and the Connecticut Water companies.” parking lot to the,^ide.^ide Iof the • Kenneth M. Bentley, 65, of The cans weighed five pounds “This is the greatest ten­ Tonight, the first of four retifed in 1972 after being had lived in Manchester for 70 Ralston, as the No.l player, The company had requested a rate in­ ’rhe Rockville company is a subsidiary Oak St. Package Store, police Glastonbury was arrested each and are valued at a total of nis tournament in the sellout crowds of 11,000, employed for 43 years at the years. She was a member of St. crease which would bring in an additional of Suburban Water Co., which is a holding said. Wednesday at 6:05 p.m. and $43.47. came as a little surprise. history of the United plus, will view the matches. Connecticut Foundry, Rocky Mary’s Episcopal Church. $197,151 in revenues. company, and some of the officers of The car allegedly driven by charged wth operating a motor An employe saw the man “I’m very excited about States,” Bud Collins said Collins, who will narrate Hill. Survivors! are 2 daughters, Vernon officials fought any rate in­ Suburban are also officers of Connecticut Feather backed into the parked vehicle while under the in­ walk out of the store with the it, “ Stockton, a native New yesterday afternoon as we the finals on national teevee Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. George Strimaitis and crease for Vernon customers. An increase Co. which sells some services to Suburban car owned by Joseph Mayer of fluence of liquor, police said. hams under his arms. The Yorker said. ‘T ve never Mrs. Ivan London, both of watched the Australian Sunday afternoon, was one Mrs. Barbara Stickles of South of $30,479, much lower than the one Water. 75 Wedgewood Dr., police said. All three men arrestejf are employe chased him. He beaten Rod. We’ve met four Windsor; a sister, Mrs. Edward Manchester; a son, George E. The PUC further said, “We are of the opi­ Mayer’s car was knocked scheduled to appear in Common team get in a lengthy prac­ of the brains behind the for­ requested, was granted to the company jumped in a 1962 gray times in the last two years Brown of Rocky Hill; and a Graham of Huntington, L.I., last May. nion that were the purchaser any other against the wall and items in Pleas Court 19 in East Hartford Oldsmobile without rear plates tice at the Hartford Civic mation of the World Cup in and all matches went to 3-2 grandchild. N.Y.; 10 grandchildren and 5 If the requested rate increase had been party, company management would not the store fell from the shelves, on March 25. which was driven by another Center. Boston. margins. Only 24, Stockton The funeral is Saturday at 10 great-grandchildren. approved it would have meant a 20.55 to have hesitated to spend money on a cost- police said. man, police said. “There are 44,000 tickets “I can recall standing at has won 20 national titles, a.m. at Rose Hill Funeral The funeral is Friday at 1:30 30.1 per cent increase for most of the of-service study to .achieve maximum Feather was released on a The car headed west on W. sold for the Aetna World Cup the door and hoping that a Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. p.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, customers, and a 13 per cent reduction for revenue.” $100 non-surety bond. A white male in his 20s, about Middle Tpke. matches which makes it the the first at age 10. 400 Main St. The Rev. Bruce 6 feet 1, weighing 180 pounds few people will show up. We Burial will be in Rose Hill some 500 customers who are considered The PUC also oi'dered Rockville Water • Dennis M. Reed, 19, of East biggest in the U.S. and se-- Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Jacques of St. ' Mary’s to determine, within the next six months, could seat 1,200 at Harvard. Friday night at 7:30, John small usets. cond in the world. Only There are no calling hours. Episcopal Church will officiate. Meanwhile, after the water company the feasibility of completing an over-all It took us several years to Newcombe of Australia and Burial will be in East applied for the rate increase, a cost-of-service study, particularly in the Wimbledon is bigger,’’ pay all our expenses,” he Arthur Ashe of the U.S. Cemetery. recommendation was made in an areas of fire protection costs, high service Collins said.^ said. meet in one singles match There are no calling hours. engineering study that the company in­ customers, and minimum user rates. Car Blasted In Ulster The latter is generally That won’t be the case with Stan Smith of the U.S. John j. Macaione crease the rates charged to its largest While the Rockville Water Co. did not in­ conceded to be the most tonight, Friday night or and Ken Rosewall of John J. Macaione, 45, of West customer, Connecticut Water Co., and it clude in its rate increase an increase in The Republican movement is FIRE CALLS knowledgeable tennis writer Saturday and Sunday after­ Australia foes in the second. Hartford died Wednesday at his will be from this increase that much of the fire protection service, public or private, BELFAST (UPI) - A booby- and television announcer in noon. All four days are sold home. He was the brother of Lyndon H. McKeen embroiled in its own internal Saturday afternoon at 2 increased revenue will be derived. the PUC ordered those customers to be in­ trapped car blew up and killed a warfare, according to leaders the country. out. Roger Macaione and Joseph COVENTRY - Lyndon H. cluded in the rate increase. This will mean will find Laver against Ashe The excess revenue increase, officials Protestant man in front of his of the Official wing of the IRA, Tonight the fifth Aetna An official announcement Macaione, both of Manchester McKeen, 65, of 11 Hickory Dr. an additional charge for the Vernon in the fifth and final singles said, will be applied uniformly as possible home as he prepared to go to who accuse the breakaway MANCHESTER World Cup annual promotion Mr. Macaione was manager died Wednesday at Windham hydrants serviced by Rockville Water. is forthcoming which will match. Other matches will to all other classes of customers. work today, police said. Irish Republican Socialist Par­ Wednesday, 8:14 p.m. —TV (Herald photo by Dunn) of the Burlington Inn in Community Memorial Hospital, will get off the mark at the assure Aetna’s backing of be announced. The victim, said to be in his ty of making attacks on its set snnoking at 116 High St. Burlington. Willimantic. He was the hus­ Illing Varsity Cheerleaders Hartford Civic Center at 8 the World Cup for at least early 20s, was the 14th person members. (Town) He is also survived by his band of Mrs. Dorothy killed in sectarian fighting Today, 7:43 a.m. —false o’clock with a celebrity three more years. Fred Stolle, Australian wife, three daughters, his Boyington McKeen. Members of the illing Junior High varsity cheerleading squad performed a very ad­ match followed by a singles STAN SMITH “These are the finest team captain, noted that the since the Irish Republican alarm pulled at Box 571 at mirable deed recently. Team members this year were: Front row: (left to right) Sue ROD LAVER mother, two other brothers and Mr. McKeen was born in Top Investigator Sought Army declared a truce Feb. 10. Manchester High School. match between Dick facilities anywhere in the “slow playing surface would three sisters. Brewer. Maine, and had lived in The car exploded on the Town Will Seek' (Town) Duffy, Slier Johnson, Kelly Sher-man, Leslie Scott. Back row: IWarcy Young, Sue Stockton of the USA and Rod For the first three years country for tennis,” Collins 000 in prize money. make it a better game for- The funeral is Friday at 9:15 Coventry for 10 years. He was fringe of the predominantly Mosley, Liz Young, Anne Keegan. Missing: Billie Bauer. See Thoughts Aplenty for Laver of Australia. Each under Aetna sponsorship, said as he looked around the Australia, the winner the spectators. The players will a.m. from the Richard W. Chemical Bids SOUTH WINDSOR employed at Pratt and Whitney Roman Catholic area of POr- related story. was picked as his team’s the World Cup was staged at spacious new Civic Center. past three years, will be the have to hit more shots and Sheehan Funeral Home, 1084 Division of United Aircraft For Nursing Home Probe Bids will be opened March 21 Wednesday, 6:43 p.m. —grass tadown, about 20 miles No.l player. Trinity College which had a Up for grabs will be $55,- favorite. the crowd should like that.” 6 New Britain Ave., West Hart­ Corp., East Hartford. southwest of Belfast. in the Municipal Building for fire behind Spring Pond in ford, with a Mass at St. Mark Other survivors are a Police have said there is no supplying the Town of Veteran’s Park off Pleasant the Evangelist Church, West Manchester with a variety of its Valley Rd. daughter, Mrs. Nancy Frazier HARTFORD (UPI) - The legislature’s The subcommitte wants a staff of 10 evidence the IRA has broken its Orioles Hartford, at 10. Burial will be in chemical needs for the next TOLLAND of Andover; 2 stepdaughters, nursing home probers were scouring state experts to do the work, including one cease-fire declaration. They Fairview Cemetery, West Hart­ year. Wednesday, 3:04 p.m. Thoughts Mrs. Dolores Bartlett of New agencies Wednesday for the “top notch” experienced lawyer, field investigators blame the assassinations on ford. Being sought are assorted —woods fire off Cedar Swamp York and Mrs. Barbara White staffer they need to dig deep into reports and accountants, which would cost $50,000 Protestants seeking to provoke The family suggests that any quantities of liquid chlorine, Rd. Interest of Maine; 2 stepsons, Raymond of abuses in the multi-million dollar in­ in salaries, Cohen said. the IRA into ending the truce, memorial contributions may be sodium hypochlorite, soda ash, Bartlett of Coventry and dustry here. and on revenge-seeking ApLENty Positions Up for Grabs in NBA made to the American Cancer But the state’s already hard - pressed sodiun fluoride, copper sul­ Kenneth Bartlett of Williman­ The lawmakers said they need the Catholics. Society, 292 S. Marshall St., budget has forced the lawmakers to ask phate, sodium chloride (rock NONSTOP SERVICE tic; 21 grandchildren and 2 expert now that they have expanded thfr By Len Auster Hartford, or to the Hartford state agencies to provide some staffers salt), aluminum sulphate NEW YORK (UPI) - Air Yeeck great-grandchildren. focus of the investigation from the quality Heart Association, 310 Collins “on loan.” The state attorney general’s of­ (ground and liquid). France has inaugurated once-a- NEW YORK (UPI)-Two teams vying for first in the East high 33 points to spark Indiana Q’s 99, Stars 94 games of the fourth-place Stars The funeral is Friday at 10 of care offered in Connecticut’s 2Ci9 nur­ News Strike Ends St., Hartford, fice has been asked for one lawyer, Cohen Also, liquid cuastic soda, week nonstop service between ANNAPOLIS, Md. (UPI) lost. San Antonio walloped New and prevent Kentucky from Bo Lamar scored 23 points, 17 in the Western Division. The a.m. at Potter Funeral Home, sing homes to the complicated area of very important positions said, and the state auditor’s office may NEW YORK (UPI) - A powered activated carbon, New York and Puerto Vallarta. — A group of investors York, 122-109, while Indiana making up ground on the Nets. in the first half, to lead San Q’s would have to finish fourth 456 Jackson St., Willimantic. financial cheating. were tested Wednesday provide some of the accountants. three-day wildcat strike against ferric chloride, calcium From Nothing to Something beat Kentucky, 103-90. In the Artis Gilmore led the Colonels Diego past Utah. The victory or higher to make the playoffs. Burial will be at the con­ The public health and safety subcom­ Planes will leave JFK Interna­ headed by Bill Veeck—with night in the National Basket­ The legislators turned to the problem of the New York Daily News by hypochlorite, sodium only other game, San Diego with 33. moved the Q’s to within 4Vz Ron Boone had 21 to lead Utah. venience of the family. mittee apparently has changed in another tional Airport on Friday for the It started from nothing. A small remark said half in jest a little help from the ball Association. nursing homes cheating on their rates for truck drivers ended Wednesday metaphosphate, liquid polymer beat Utah, 99-94. Mrs. Mabel Weir Friends may call at the way, abandoning the quick pace it es­ Mexican resort and return on and half seriously over a coffee in the Illing Junior High state—has the best chance of Washington, trying to hold M. private and state-supported patiehts after night, and the newpaper and polyphosphate. Bullets 118, Hawks 112 Mrs. Mabel M. Weir, 81, of funeral home tonight from 7 to tablished in its three hearings in favor of a Saturday. cafeteria. The idea mushroomed and resulted in one of the buying the Baltimore consulting with New York authorities in­ resumed normal operations on to its spot as the team Kevin Porter surpassed his 39D Bluefield Dr. died 9. more leisurly and exhaustive investiga­ nicest community-minded projects in Manchester. Orioles, according to Gov. vestigating abuses in that state. today. with the best record in the own team record of 21 assists, Wednesday at Middlesex The family suggests that any tion. Cheney Tech, as everybody knows, is an all-male school. Marvin Mandel. EC AC Tourney memorial contributions may be The newspaper had issued league, roared out to a 33- which he set just Sunday, with Memorial Hospital, The quick pace was designed to meet the They were able to confirm the nursing furlough notices to 2,500 During the regular basketball season, it didn’t have any Mandel said Wednesday the point, second-quarter lead 22, to lead Washington to its made to the Visiting Nurses legislature’s deadlines for filing bills, but Middletown, after suffering an home empire of Bernard Bergman, a New employes — about half the en­ cheerleaders save for some rabid fans who acted the part. Veeck group would keep the against Atlanta and then seventh straight victory. Chief apparent heart attack at the Association of Coventry. subcommittee spokesmen now say they Yorker under investigation for welfare tire work force — because of At its recent tournament appearance, Cheney had team in Baltimore and play 11 held on to beat the Hawks, benefactors were Elvin Hayes, home of her son, Joseph Weir, may be extended. The subcommittee may fraud, has links with 10 nursing homes and the strike, but the notices were 85 East Center St. cheerleaders, the Illing varsity (ninth-grade) squad, of its home games in who had 30 points, Phil Chenier, in Middle Haddam. even continue its work through the last six a financing firm in Connecticut. 118-112. The Bullets, who UConn, BC Open Play canceled before they could take at Summit St. thanks to some words spoken by Andrew Vincens, Illing Washington D.C. with 28 and Mik Riordan, with She was the widow of Joseph Puccini Opera months of 1975, when the legislature will effect because of a tentative “Veeck wants to keep the stand now at 49-17, must 22. Mike Sojourner led Atlanta M They also learned how to spot padding of vice principal, who at the time didn’t know what he was Weir Sr. Preview Topie not be in session, the spokesmen said. settlement. team in Baltimore—no ifs, ands keep on winning if they are with 29. Mrs. Weir was born Dec. 8, “Nursing homes certainly aren’t run­ operating costs by nursing homes that WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIALI starting. to hold off the belated but Another in the series of opera The 900 truck drivers had or huts,” Mandel said. “He Celtics 116, 76ers 107 SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Last month, in their only Huskies would just as soon go 1893 in West Willington and had ning away, and the corruption in nursing want higher daily rates, established by the Prior to the tournament, members of the Illing faculty strong challenge of the previews, sponsored by the state for both private and government- halted delivery of the wants to play 11 games in Dave Cowens and John (UPI) — Connecticut begins other meeting before tonight, on to the 32 team NCAA opening lived in Manchester for over 60 homes isn’t running away,” said Rep. were chatting, throwing thoughts in every direction. One Washington, biit he has no First Federal Savings of East supported patients, said Daniel Sachs, a newspapers throughout the city Boston Celtics. The team Havlicek each scored 28 points post season play in the the Eagles once again came round play for the national title. years. Before her retirement in Morris Cohen, D-Bloomfield, co-chairman DAISIES *2 »3 6 S°- notion tossed in was wouldn’t it be nice if our cheerleaders doubts he can make it in Hartford, is scheduled for next New Haven lawyer and committee clerk. since Sunday night. with the best record, of as Boston pulled away in the ECAC regional playoffs from behind in the final seconds UConn is led in scoring by 6-4 1959, she was employed at the of the subcommittee. OPEN 'III 9 P.M. THUR8., FRI.-N1TE81 cheered for Cheney next year. To that, Vincens replied Baltimore.” Tuesday. The music of Puc­ course, is assured the home- last quarter to win. ’The game tonight against Boston to dump the Huskies, 68-67. forward Tony Hanson, whose dietary office of Manchester why not now. From there, the ball was picked up and rolled Mandel, who has entered cini’s “Manon Lescaut" will be court advantage in every had been tight in the first three Both teams earned their way 434 points averaged to 17.4 Memorial Hospital for 10 years. negotiations to prevent sale of College, a team familiar to played and discussed. to reality. (juarters with 32 lead changes in points a game. Lee Otis Wilson She is also survived by 3 other playoff series. the Huskies as spoilers. for the first time to ECAC Two sessions are planned, the Tom Russo, Illing student council advisor, picked up the the team to buyers who would the game up to that point. The follows with a 14.3 average; A1 sons, Walter E. Weir of Boston kept its momentum Just a year ago, BC shot down playoffs with identical 18-7 A same material being presented GARDENS thought and mentioned it to the cheerleaders. Their reac­ move the franchise away, said defeat ended the 76ers’ three- Weston, 11.8; Earl Wilson, 10.2, Manchester, William H. Weir of going with a 116-107 thumping of the Huskies in the National In­ records and this time Dee at both sessions. The morning 168 a proposed $4 million loan game winning streak and it was and John Thomas and Joe Trumbull and Robert E. Weir of tion was overwhelmingly favorable. Philadelphia and remains two vitational Tournament at Rowe’s Huskies are hoping to session begins at 10, the evening ABOUT TOWN financed through a state bond Boston’s fifth victory in its last Whelton, each with an 8.6 Largo, Fla.; 5 daughters, Mrs. mWOODLAND Woodland St. games back of Washington in Madison Square Garden, 76-75, come out on top. session at 8, each lasting sale would enable Veeck to six starts. scoring average. Colleen Phelps, Mrs. Jeannette Two Boards Discuss Eight Filled Bill the loss column and three on a closing seconds basket by about two hours. Both will be *‘For Plants That Please!’* raise his offer to $12.5 million Jazz 123, Lakers 117 UConn will play BC prior to The BC squad is led by Bob Waytashek and Mrs. Edna Cheney faced Stafford in the tournament at Ellington games back in the win column. Paul Berwanger. the Providence-Holy Cross held at the Manchester Office from the money saved through Rookie Aaron James led a Carrington with a 21.5 average; Hilinski, all of Manchester; School Budget Tonight Young Women’s Fellowship Center Congregational High. Eight girls—Liz Young, Marcy Young, Sue Mosley, On the other end of the stan­ of the First Federal Savings at lower interest rates. fourth-quarter surge to carry game in the nightcap. Will Morrison, 18.6; 5-9 Bill Mrs. Marjory Bars of Pacasset, of the Salvation Army will meet Church will have a Lenten dings are the teams vying for The championship game will 344 W. Middle Tpke. Sherrie Johnson, Kelly Sherman, Anne Keegan, Billie The Veeck group, which in­ New Orleans past the Lakers. Collins, 12.6; and Mel Weldon Mass., and Mrs. Ethel tonight at 7:30 at the Citadel. Seminar tonight at 7:30 in the CONFUCIUS cludes baseball Hall of Famer last iplace and the right to select be played Saturday prior to a These previews are open to The school budget for the the town charter in the budget Bauer and Leslie Scott, accompanied by Bonnie Magalnick first in the draft at season’s end. James scored 13 of his 17 points with a 9.9 scoring average. VanWych of Waterville, Vt.; a Mrs. Sharon D’Allesandro will Federation Room of the church. Hank Greenberg and former consolation contest. the public without charge. It is fiscal year beginning July 1 is process. The date of the second as chaperone,—in the green and white colors of Illing (and Los Angeles and Atlanta are id the last quarter, including Both Thomas and Collins brother, Howard Pratt of West serve as hostess. baseball General Manager Paul Even if they lose, the Huskies requested that those planning to the topic of a joint meeting meeting will probably be set SAYS! Cheney) cheered their hearts out. They were nervous at both in the running for the the field goal that put the Jazz have averaged slightly over 10 Willington; 23 grandchildren Richards, offered $12 million are consider^ a good bet to be attend leave a, message for between the Board of Educa­ tonight. first, it was to be expected, but after opening jitters they dubious honor, though New ahead to stay and nine of the rebounds per game for the and 8 great-grandchildren. for the team last November. offered a-slot in the NIT but the Miss Doris Rayner at the main tion and the Board of Directors Town Manager Robert Weiss Orleans is the team that may team’s last 13 points. Pete teams. The funeral is Satur.day at 11 “JFise men are aware of the warmed to the task and the Cheney fans responded in kind. “The Veeck group remains office (289-6401) or at the tonight at 7 in the Municipal is expected to make his school finish with the worst record. Maravich was Jazz’ high scorer a.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, It was evident that the Cheney fans appreciated what the the solid group with the Manchester office (646-8300), Building Hearing Room. budget proposal to the Board of well known fact that one New Orleans traded its first- with 30 points while Lucius 400 Main St. Burial will be in girls were doing and enjoyed it very much. money,” the governor said. indicating your choice of mor­ The school board okayed a Directors sometime between round choice to the Hawks in Allen had 29 and Cazzie Russell East Cemetery. FINE should always buy plants “We didn’t do this for publicity,” Russo stated, “We just “It’s the only group that’s got ning or evening group. tentative budget of over $13 tonight’s meeting and the se­ the deal for Pete Maravich and and Gail Goodrich 25 each for Friends may call at the from a nursery—, wise gar­ thought Cheney was, representing the Town of Manchester the money to buy the team.” million on Feb. 10. It is 10 per cond meeting. Atlanta is pulling for the Jazz to Los Angeles. funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 \ and it would be a good idea to back them up. To build com­ Mandel said attorneys for NCAA Invites 32 cent higher than the current The second meeting can be DIAMONDS deners go to WOODLAND lose as many games as they can Spurs 122, Nets 109 and 7 to 9 p.m. Veeck and Orioles Board Chair­ Overseeing Funds budget of $12,100,000. canceled if the chairman of the GARDENS because that’s munity spirit. and then win the coin flip from George Gervin canned 34 The family suggests that any man Jerold C. Hoffberger If approved, the school Board of Education, Allan ‘"The girls thought it was fantastic. If C3ieney had won the Lakers. Actually the only points in pacing San Antonio, NEW YORK (UPI) — All the suspense will be wrapped memorial contributions may be HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. where they are grown. They planned to meet today to dis­ budget would require about a Thomas, decides it is not they were already planning for the next game. 'They came team in the East that the Jazz now 42-27, past New York. up in a single selection today when the NCAA begins made to the Manchester Ella T. Grasso has decided that cuss the transaction. four-mill increase in town necessary. More meetings can are exposed daily to the back and told me they were thrilled. ’They said they never can hope to pass in the stan­ Julius Erving scored 26 points Association for Retarded the Connecticut Welfare 14 kt. Gold Rings Veeck, who has owned major issuing invitations to its expanded national championship Department, instead of the taxes. be held if the boards decide problems of what seed, dings is Atlanta, so the Hawks and Larry Kenon had 22 for Citizens. saw as much spirit as in the Cheney fans.” league franchises in St. Louis, basketball tournament. state Human Services Council, Tonight's meeting of the two they need them. gain either way. New York. tools, and fertiliser to use. In the past, Cheney has tried to get girls to go there but Cleveland and Chicago, was Stealing from the pros’ philosophy that bigger is better, seven SMALL INCREASE will be given responsibility for boards is one of two required by Beautiful Starfire diamond In American Basketball Pacers 103, Colonels 90 Soon, you too will be a gar­ has been unsuccessful thus far. But cheerleaders may be part owner of the St. Louis Driesell Cited places were added this year to the NCAA’s usual 25-team SAN JUAN. P.R. (LTPI) - Hotel administering $37.7 million in rings reasonably priced and Association action, the two Darnell Hillman hit a career- present for home games next year. “Some of the jayvee Browns, which were sold for RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) - bracket. occupany increased less than Social Security funds. The state dener!*’ guaranteed in writing. cheerleaders (eighth-graders) have already asked me if $2.4 million to a Maryland Lefty Driesell, whose Maryland That means 32 teams will begin competing on March 15 for the one percent during 1974, the will get the money in October Trade-in value, permanent they could do it next year,” Russo said. group, including Hoffberger, team won its first Atlantic national title-and it hardly leaves room for complaint by anyone government Tourism Develop­ for the poor and near-poor. registration and loss and then moved to Baltimore to Coast Conference regular that is not selected. ment Co. reported. The island Both agencies wanted to ad­ Buy Lawn & Garden Food Now, — As it stands, 31 of the spots are virtual locks since 20 spots are protection assured. Don’t Want to Corhmit start the 1954 season. season title this year, has been had 838,709 hotel guests during minister the funds. The U.'S. and Save af Reduced Prlceal named basketball coach of the automatic to conferences and there are six independents and five the year compared with 832,709 Department of Health, Edua- • 8COTT8 • ORTHO • GREENFIELD “We don’t want to commit ourselves for the whole year by conference conference runners-up likely to be chosen. in i m ...... tion and Welfare pays for 75 per • HUBBARD HALL • MILORQANITE season but I’m sure the offer will be made for several sportswriters. All that leaves are South Carolina, an independent, and the Big cent of most programs funded home games next year. I’ve already talked to people at ’The Terps, ranked second in 10 runnerup as possible contenders to fill out the field. with the money. BUY NOW A SAVEII BUY NOW A 8AVE1I In Metnoriam (Theney (Gerry Blanchard and Director John Garafalo) Bassick High the nation, take a 22-3 overall Here’s the way it shapes up: TRUE IRISH SHAMROCKS about the cheerleaders and reciprocating in other areas- record into the ACC tourna­ East—Four winners of ECAC regional tournaments (Syracuse, In loving memory of Larry Hatfield, FUNERAL HOME Disqualified who passed away March 6, 1954. Trident Contract 21/i" Pols, ONLY 694 3” Pott, ONLY 994 for next year,” Russo continued. ment. George Washington, Rutgers and Boston College are favored), Eittthlished 1874 - Four Generationi of Service Mother and Sister WASHINGTON (UPI) - The If (and when) the offer is made, it will be gladly plus Penn, the Ivy League champion, and still-to-be determined 142 East Center Street, Manchester 646-5310 champs of the Atlantic Coast Conference, Southern Conference Navy has announced a accepted once again. Illing in general and the eight girls in HAMDEN (UPI) - For In IVIemoriam modification award of $71.2 Large 2W* Pots using an inelligible player, and East Coast Conference. million to General Dynamics • HOUSE PLANTS particular should be complimented for what they’ve Reassigns Two Mideast—Indiana, the Big 10 champ and nation’s No. 1 team, is In loving memory of Algene F. already done.*^They didn’t have to do it. But they did Bassick High School of (Tibbetts) Roberts who passed away Corp. for work related to the • TERRARIUMS Bridgeport' has been dis­ HOUSTON (UPI) - Coach in, and Alabama is one victory away from winning the SEC title. March 6, 1972. Trident submarine. The award, because they wanted to. O.A. “Bum” Phillips of the They’ll be joined by Middle Tennessee, the Ohio Valley qualified by the Connecticut made Wednesday, modifies an • CACTI- It was just an idea. An idea which the Hling cheerleaders Houston Oilers Wednesday an­ Conference winner, and the Mid-American Conference champ. Sleep on Algene Interscholastic Athletic And take your rest, existing contract to General 13th Annual Manchester thought was a good one and carried through. They gave nounced the reassignment of MSrquette will get an at-large berth and others probably will go God called you home Dynamics’ Electric Boat Divi­ SUCCULENTS three cheers for Cheney Tech. Well, here’s three for them. Conference from taking part two coaches and the hiring of to second-place teams in Pacific-8 (Oregon State), WAC (Texas- 6 He thought it best. ANTIQUE SHOW sion, Groton, Conn., where • FOLIAGE PLANTS They deserve it. further in the post season former Oilers player George E1 Paso or Arizona) and Missouri Valley (New Mexico State). Lovingly remembered work will be done for materials Sponsored By state basketball playoffs. Rice to handle the defensive Midwest—Winners of the Mo Valley (Louisville), Big 8 and and sadly missed. for the Trident follow ships and • LARGE INDOOR Bassick had won two games line. Southwest conferences, probably the ACC and SEC (Kentucky) Mother. Ozzie and Sisters, for the Trident training facility. in the Class L tournament Special teams coach Sam runnersup, and independents Cincinnati, Notre Dame and Barbara and Marcia "The Couples Club of the Second Congregational Church PLANTS Conigliaro Signs playoffs, over Shelton High Boghosian will coach the offen­ Memphis State. 385 North Main St., Manchester, Conn. School and Crosby High School sive line and Joe Madro, an West—'There’s UCLA, assuming it beats Southern Cal Saturday • GIFT PLANTS 3 for *2.50 of Waterbury, but the CIAC offensive line coach the past to clinch the Pac-8 title, plus champs of the WAC (Arizona State), Exit 93 1-86 Wednesday ordered both games two years, will direct scouting Big Sky (Montana), West Coast Athletic (Nevada-Las Vegas) and Follow Signs See Us ,For:— Flower & Vegetable MinorLeague Pact be forfeit^ by Bassick. and assist on the field in a runnerup in Pacific Coast (San Diego State) since champ Long Seeds, Seeding & Potting Soli, Pete, 'The CIAC directed Shelton general capacity. • Beach State is on probation. Plus independents Utah State and Catholic Burial Food Bar on Premises WINTER HAVEN, Fla.— Tony Conigliaro is determined and Crosby play Thursday night Creighton and either South Carolina or Big 10 runnerup. Flats, Insecticides, Dried Flowers, Or­ to play baseball in 1975 — somewhere. Catholic cemeteries stand, as altars to eternity, to replace ^ssick in the tour­ This is the first year the NCAA is allowing runnersup to par­ Thursday, March 6 • 1-10 P.M. n a m e n t a l ^ ______'The former slugging outfielder agreed Wednesday to where prayers go forth for some that they may ^ nament competition. ticipate but it will put them in the opposite half of the bracket sign a contract with the Red Sox farm club at Pawtucket, Sign Two speeded to the happiness of heaven, and to others that Friday, March 7 • 1-9 P.M. ALSO: Books on Growing, Arranging, from their conference champions to prevent teams from the but didn’t lose his determination to make it back to the CLEVEIsAND (UPI) - The same conference meeting short of the final game. they may intercede for us and direct us along the same This ad permits 1 or 2 persons to purchase Crafts & Hobbles. majors again. 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MANCHESm PARMK AUD0B0NMIX....9ii».99« eback after being out of Orange Blossom Classic last Hooker was with the Browns Ohio, Las Cruces, N.M., and Portland, Ore., and the national SERVED BASIS to publicize community service programs, through the too lbs. stB.gg day of spring training (April (UPI photo) Maneheater, Connectirut courtesy ol Watkins. Contact Mrs. Janice Lopes at The Herald between baseball for three and a half 6),” Manager Darrell Johnson week in only her third LPGA for six seasons. Last summer final is the March 29-31 weekend at San Diego. 11-12 a.m. Monday (or Thursday's ad. Please phone 643-2711... 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Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 6,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 6, 1975— PAGE THIRTEEN Phoenix Getting Most Ganadiens’ Plan Works NFL Reps Convene NEW YORK (UPI) - Coach Scotty York ' Rangers, 6-3, Philadelphia New Champs To Be Named From Loaned Sohchuk Bowman threw out a challenge for hammered Minnesota, 9-2, Kansas City WASHINGTON (UPI) - Minnesota Viking quarterback “All alternatives will be dis­ Montreal’s high-scoring line of tied Pittsburgh, 4-4, Toronto nipped Team representatives of the Joe Kapp. cussed.” BOWLING Detroit, 4-3, Chicago clipped California, 4- NFL Players Association Judge William T. Swiegert Also on the agenda will be the COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (UPI) - World Figure to win the championship then but every year the responsibility NEW YORK (UPI) - Ftorek and Gray have con­ Jets 4, Crusaders 2 Jacques Lemaire, Bob Gainey and 2, and St. I^uis routed Vancouver, 5-2. convened today for a three- held that the NFL was subject threat of legislation by Skating Championships have a reputation for being gets greater.” Dennis Sobchuk is playing tracts with Phoenix and will Bobby Hull was awarded his Murray Wilson. He wanted it to play Sabres 6, Rangers 3 to antitrust prosecution by its Congress to restrict the reserve KACEY- Wendell Poucher cliquish. The Broadmoor World Arena is ruining that im­ As impressive as the Rodnina-Zaitsev -skating performance on borrowed time with the stay there next league high 57th goal in the defense against the potent young Rick Martin and Jim Lorentz each day session to weigh their reserve clause contracts and clause operations of pro foot­ 203-559, John Fogarty 207-232- age. was the over-all showing the Eastern Bloc nations, as the Soviets World Hockey Association’s season—especially if they keep game’s final minute to ice the Atlanta line of Tom Lysiak, Eric Vail scored two goals to lead Buffalo to its future strategy on the labor the so-called “Rozelle-Rule” ball and other sports. and East Germans won six of the top seven places. 619, Bob Erickson 211-528, Ed As a rule of thumb, the chances of unseating a defending cham­ Phoenix Roadrunners this scoring at their present pace. win over Cleveland and pull and Larry Romanchych. third win in four tries against New York impasse with the pro foot­ which allows the commissioner Garvey himself may come Americans Melissa Militano of Dix Hills, N.Y., and Johnny YourkaS\514, Ron Jeroszko 513, pion in one of the four events — men’s, ladies, dance and pairs — season but his two linemates Gray has 22 goals and Ftorek Winnipeg one game over the this season. Martin now has 42 goals, the ball owners and the legal to order arbitrary compensa­ under attack by some of the Johns of Bloomfield Hills, Mich., finished sixth behind East Ger­ Bowman’s strategy worked to near Al LaPlant 524, Milt Kershaw is next to impossible, and the chances that three new champions 20. Their line has picked up 14 .500 mark. Ulf Nilsson added a most by any left wing in the NHL and 10 battles that are being waged tion before a player who has delegates. Rick Kingrea, a new mans Homy Kermer arid Rolf Oesterreich and Manuela Gross aren’t. perfection Wednesday night as Montreal 514, M ike^ilby 200, Norman will be crowned at the same meet is unheard of. goals and 21 assists in the last pair for the Jets. Hull’s last- less than his career best set last year. in the courts. played out his option can be representative from the New and Owe Kagelmann and Soviets Irina Vorobieva and Aleksandr Sobchuk scored two goals beat the Flames, 4-3. Dey 212-528\Yvan Audet 500, The last time three new champions were named at the same three games. minute shot was declared a goal Flyers 9, North Stars 2 signed by another team.^ Orleans Saints, said recently; Vlasov and Marina Leonidova Juid Vladimir Bogoliubov. Wednesday night and his Union Executive Director Ed Real Audet 543. Norbert Audet meet was the 1969 World Championships in Colorado Springs at In other games, Indianapolis when goalie Gerry Cheevers, The Lemaire line battled the Lysiak line Rick Macleish scored three goals and An association case linemates, Robbie Ftorek and Garvey said there would be a “My message from the 584, Jim Canlin 500, Vic the Broadmoor when American Tim Wood won the men's title,. Rodnina-Zaitsev scored 141.64 points and a perfect nine or­ downed Baltiitiore, 5-2, who had left the ice for a sixth to a 1-1 standoff, with Romanchych set up three others and Bobby Clarke challenging the Rozelle rule players...is that they want a dinals for the two sections of the pairs competition, which meant John Gray, each added a goal “complete review of the labor Squadrito 513, Bui August 508, Soviets Irina Rodnina and Alexei Ulanov took the pairs title and Minnesota beat New England, attacker, scrambled back on to scoring a harmless first-perto4jqaLand added up two goals and two assists as being tried in Minneapolis is all nine judges felt they were the best pair in all phases of com­ and three assists to lead the and legislative situation” at the change of leadership in Mario Frattaroliv 557, Nejs Gabriele Seyfert of East Germany won the women’s. 5-3, Winnipeg outlasted deflect his shot. Gainey connecting on what proved to be Philadelphia destroyed Minnesota. The now in recess but will resume in petition. Roadrunners to a 6-3 win over meetings which will end Satur­ Washington and that means Johnson 511, Bill A v ^ 522, Bud Miss Rodnina, now skating with Aleksandr Zaitsev, won her Cleveland, 4-2 and Vancouver Blazers 6, Oilers 0 the game winner early in the third period. North Stars scored both their goals in the April. Miss DeLeeuw led the women with a nine ordinals score in the the Canadian Division-leading day with a banquet at which the Garvey.” Tomlinson 221-516, BiiKTomlin- seventh straight pairs title and third straight with Zaitsev mauled Edmonton, 6-0. Rob Walton scored two goals Lemaire and Wilson each picked up assists first period to take a 2-1 lead. Garvey, asked if the player He cited the lack of action compulsories and 73.58 points while Miss Errath was sixth with Quebec Nordiques, pro players will honor the stars son 230-534. Wednesday night as the 1975 meet hit the halfway point. Racers S, Blades 2 and goalie Don McLeod kicked on the Gainey goal. Scouts 4, Penguins 4 representatives would consider toward settlement of a new con­ 56 ordinals and 67,5 points and 1974 runnerup Dorothy Hamill of But what Sobchuk is doing for of the past pro season. And ironically .everything pointed towards Rodnina and Zaitsev Nick Harbaruk scored two out 26 shots for the shutout as Will Paiemenficored his second goal of the prospect of possible new tract as a main point of com­ Riverside, Conn., was fifth with 43.5 ordinals and 69.63 points. Phoenix this season he will “Look at the job Lemaire did against Before then, however, the 26 Y- Ken Seaton 172-141-13’M50, as the only defending champions to retain their crown. goals and set up linemate Brian Vancouver beat Edmonton. the game with just 5:16 left to insure a tie strike action this year unless a Both Errath and Hamill were considered stronger in the short probably be doing against them Lysiak,” Bowman said. “If you give a guy teams reps and their alternates plaint. Fred McCurry 183-135-449, Andy Men’s champion Jan Hoffman of East Germany underwent McDonald for another to guide John McKenzie picked up his for Kansas City, which three times battled contract is signed, commented; program, which will be run today, and the free skating, which next year. The rookie center is a challenge, it makes the game more in­ will be discussing at closed Lamoureaux 155-138-416, Vr knee surgery in February and did not enter, dance champions Indianapolis over Baltimore. J. 20th goal and Danny Lawson, back from one goal deficits. The two goals winds up women’s competition Friday. Miss Hamill is regarded one of 13 playgrs under contract teresting. It gives the player a little incen­ meetings the entire situation on Marinelli 146-408, Don Simmons^ Ljudmila Pakhomova and Aleksandr Gorshkov of the Soviet P. Leblanc and Gary Bredin the WHA’s all-time leading gave Paiement 22 for his rookie season. as the best woman free skater in the world. to the Cincinnati Stingers, who tive. the labor and court fronts in­ 161-428, Roy DeVeau 136-135- \Union withdrew during the dance draw Wednesday because scored for Baltimore. scorer, registered his 25th. Maple Leafs 4, Red Wings 3 do not begin play in the WHA “I was asking one of my top point- volving their confrontation With 403, Hank Martyn 139-390, Gene Iprshkov was reportedly spitting up blood an 1974 Women's Darryl Sittler capped his hat trick by Training Camp Roundup until next season. getters to do a defensive job. This line the owners and NFL Com­ Tirinzonie 360, Tony Marinelli Champion Christine Errath of East Germany was sixth in the Touchy Situation banging home a rebound with 22 seconds Sobchuk and his 12 future (Lysiak’s) had been a big hit for Atlanta, missioner Pete Rozelle. 145-396, Al Pirkey 147-137-390, standings following the compulsory figures Wednesday. left to push Toronto 20 points ahead of MEXICO CITY (UPI) - teammates are on loan (UPI photo) as you know.” NFLPA President Bill Curry Pete Brazitis 136-370, Hit Alkas D i^ne DeLeeuw, a native of Paramount, Calif., who began fourth place California in Division 4. Mike Mexico's Tennis Federation is throughout the league this year It was the 21st consecutive road game and Garvey will brief the player 138-400, Dick Krol 141-378, Ed competing for her parents homeland. The Netherlands, after she Korney scored two power play goals for preparing to play South Africa but head off to Cincinnati next Whalers Don’t Win Sabres’ Jim Lorentz (8) Eyes Puck the Canadiens have played without a loss delegates from the 26 league Manager Robinson Kovis 144-390, Frank Calvo 363, failed t^^make the United States Nationals in 1970, held the Detroit. TV in the Davis Cup here next season for the club’s debut. The but Bowman said his team was not par­ team s on where the union Settles in ISet Behind Rangers' Netminder Bert Davis 375, Bob Boroch 140- Women’s lead while Soviet Sergei Volkov held a precarious lead AND month, unsure whether the two goals against Quebec gave ticularly concerned with the streak. Black Hawks 4, Seals 2 stands in its dealings with 381, Ed Burbank 138-380, Joe in the menV which winds up with free skating Thursday night. government will allow the Sobchuk 28 for his year in lim­ “It’s not the record that we’re after,” he Dick Redmond rapped home one goal management, particularly Lost First Round Twaronite 159-138-400, Dom In the danM, which opens today with two compulsory dances, RADK match to take place. bo. On Minnesota Ice said. “It’s the points in the standings. and set up two others to lead Chicago over since the association and the Farr 152-380, Bob Krajewski the British tea^ of Hilary Green and Glyn Watts, which finished Mexico and South Africa do We’re in a fight for first place in our divi­ California and back into first place in Divi­ owners are presently operating 367, Al Bujaucius 137-354, Russ as runners up tcjsPakhomova and Gorshkov in the European meet, not have diplomatic relations sion. We're not playing for records, we’re sion 2 by a point over Vancouver. Jim Pap- without a labor contract. NEW YORK (UPI) - on shortstop Danny Thompson, and American ClWipion Colleen O’Connor and Jim Millns, were ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPI) — George Morrison scored •Fights Poverty DeVeau 353, Jerry Smith 163, and the federation has been playing for points.” pin also scored his 32nd goal and Stan It will be the first full-scale Manager Frank Robinshn of suffering from a form of Mike Balesano 150-139, Art considered possible champions. two goals, including the tie-breaker, to lead the Minnesota leukemia, “are the best we’ve TOM(;ilT bombarded with rumors that Steve Shutt scored two of Montreal's Mikita his 29th for the Hawks. player representative conclave the Cleveland Indians has Johnson 169, Carl Bolin 135. “It is nice to be here again,” Miss Rodnina said. “In 1969 1 had Reassign Karlander Fighting Saints to a 5-3 World Hockey Association victory goals, opening the scoring in the first since last year when a six-week had in more than two years” ... 6:50 I Lonn > s. Holton President Luis Echeverria's , Blues 3, Canucks 2 had h is first player- Garden Grove Caterers rolled less responsibility an(l\it was easier to compete. I did not expect government may step in and over the New England Whalers Wednesday night. period when he stole a poor pass in the player strike disruptive to the Jim Hunter, the new York i.oWv^v. w tm; St. Louis bombed Vancouver goalie confrontation — and lost. league high single game of 741 call off the match, scheduled HARTFORD (UPI) - The It was Minnesota’s ninth straight home victory without defeat Flames’ zone, and adding another in the Gary Smith for four first-period goals to league's pre-season game Yankees’ ?2.8-million pitcher, and high triple of 2,131. Ali Declares War How important the incident for April 4, 5 and 6. New England Whalers of the in three seasons over New England. second period off a rebound. Yvon put the game away early. Bernie attendance ended with no con­ will make his spring debut will be in the career of World Hockey Association have Mike Antonovich added two goals for Minnesota while Mike UNITED NATIONS (UPI) — World heavyweight cham­ Lambert also scored for Montreal. Lukowich scored once during that first tract signed. Saturday against the Baltimore baseball’s first black manager assigned left winger A1 Byers, Wayne Carleton and Don Blackburn connected for the pion Muhammad Ali, no stranger to battle, has declared Jacques Richard and Rey Comeau scored period and added a second goal midway Union representatives and Orioles ... First baseman is impossible to guess at this SPALDING Karlander to the Cape Codders Whalers. the other Atlanta goals. through the final period to pace the Blues’ members of a management George Scott was fined $750 by war on poverty. time. But the history books will WILSON TOP IJ S-A. vs. AUSTRALIA of the North American Hockey Just 18 seconds into the third period, Morrison whipped Fran “Wars on nations are fought to change maps,’’ Ali said In other games, Buffalo beat the New attack. team have met twice in recent the Milwaukee Brewers for always record that Gaylord reporting 15 pounds over the OF THE LINE League. Huck’s post rebound past New England goalie A1 Smith to put the Wednesday, “but wars on poverty are fought to map weeks under sponsorship of the Mar, 'AMERICAN Whalers general manager Saints ahead 3-2. Then 51 seconds later, Wayne Connelly banged ______/ Federal Mediation and Con­ Perry won his point after weight ordered by Manager Del METAL TENNIS change.’’ General Manager Phil Seghi Jack Kelley said Wednesday, in another rebound of a shot by Huck to give Minnesota a 4-2 lead. According to Ali’s plan, 50 ciliation Service without any Crandall ... Burt Hooton, who RACKETS! DICK STOCKTOU stepped into the controversy. “It’s important that A1 continue The Whalers cut the margin to 4-3 on Blackburn’s power play With this slogan, Ali launched cents of the price of every signs of progress. pitched in the Caribbean Winter -'BTHURASH^STAN; ’ The dispute started Monday SMITH, to keep himself sharp so that he deflection at 10; 40 but Minnesota goalie John. Garrett came up himself into an international ticket sold both at the arena and Records Established Since the strike dissolved last League, was so effective during when Robinson admonished b o b l u t z can be ready to step in and with repeated big saves to hold New England at bay for his 25th aid program, pledging part of for closed circuit television will summer, two major court the Chicago Cubs’ batting prac­ Perry, a pitcher who has won ^3pfain — help.” win. the proceeds from his March 24 go to the U.N. Children’s Fund developments have tended to tice that he had some of his almost one-third of all the In­ DENNIS RALSTON Kelley said Karlander is The Whalers pulled Smith with 76 seconds left but the strategy title bout in Cleveland against (UNICEF) and Africare, an stymie any possible settlement teammates angry. By Cheney Quintet dians’ victories in the last three Baltimore Oriole General assigned to Cape Cod on a day- backfired when Morrison hit the open New England net with Chuck Wepner to aid Africa’s organization of American moves. A federal judge in seasons, for not setting a good AUSTRALIAN to-day basis. eight seconds left for the clincher and his 29th goal of the season. drought-stricken Sahelian blacks created to aid blacks in California handed down a ruling Manager Frank Cashen had “no example for young players. progress” reports on unsigned region. Africa. become a member of the in a suit brought by former JOHNNEWCOMBE ROY PMcn By Len Auster Specifically, Robinson accused Earl Williams, Andy Charter Oak Conference, Perry of being unenthusiastic Etchebarren and Bobby Grich - h n a u * a n d s n , kh; n~ ; Records were .established after many years of seeking about the foul line to foul line ... Manager Clyde King said ROD LAVER in Gerry Blanchard’s first a permanent base. “It will sprints which the manager had that the physical condition of year as coach of Cheney be a challenge for us in the made part of his club’s training his Atlanta Braves squad “is Captain-FRED STOLLE Tech basketball. COC,” Blanchard offered, program. excellent” and said the next The 1974-75 Beavers went “We’ll have something to At the meeting with Seghi, few days would be spent in fun' to the State Tournament for shoot for which should help Perry readily agreed and damentals. /e tn a World Cud AGWA' claimed he needed short sprints Juan Marichal sent word the first time in six years, avoid late season letdowns.” instead of long sprints to get in YOUR bowing to Stafford High, 54- LeCourt, Foran, Viklinetz from the Dominican Republic condition. At that point, Robin­ that he doesn’t want to try out ennis Tournamenl 52, in the playdown round. and Pressamarita are BASKETBALL CHOICE son backed down and agreed to with the Los Angeles Dodgers The 12 victories amassed graduating, leaving cancel the long sprints. without a contract ... adding Ma r c h 6-9,1975 MIDGET Reg. to3 7.99 were the most in modern Blanchard a tremendous Elsewhere around the through Manny Mota that he Paced by Joe Panaro and school history. void to be filled in 1975-76. camps: would refund payments if his HMTFOnp CIVIC CENTER The career scoring mark “We’re going to have a Scott Holmes with 12 points The Minnesota Twins apiece, Crispino’s got past pitching didn’t live up to the reported that medical reports Dodgers’ expectations. was also rewritten, by two super young team. And we Army & Navy, 40-35, last night performers in fact. John are going to lack skills, at the West Side Rec. George Spalding Men’s Impact-650 1 Goodrow held the old stan­ again. Size will be a problem Hanlon had six for the winners dard with 761 points but he but w e should have while John Prignano and Joe or Ladies’ Impact-652 Reg. 14.9 9 1 Each was bypassed by Tom quickness as an asset.” Maher were best for the losers Top quality rackets, with better control, for advanced players. LeCourt with 860 points and Kurlowicz, who with 13 and 12 markers respec­ Crenshaw Has Problems Mark Viklinetz with 763 specialized in defense this tively. points. season, will have to score ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - layout at Rio Pinar Country After opening the cam­ more and Emil Haberem, JUNIORS Young Ben Crenshaw talks Club when he posted a Spalding Impact-220 or paign with a loss to Rham T im Martin, George Action at the East Side Rec like a man with problems. creditable 69 in Wednesday’s last night saw the Lakers topple pro-am round. It didn’t help his Wilson Champion ...... Reg. to 10.99 High, the Beavers reeled off Prasser, Jim Boudreau, “I’ll tell you, it’s been GERRY BLANG|(IARD the Pistons, 45-34, and the hell,” moaned the youth mental attitude much. For advanced or intermediate player. Men's model in Wilson and five straight victories, Dave LaBroke and Bruce Saints edge the Braves, 69-67. they dubbed “Gentle Ben” “I’ve lost confidence,” said Spalding ladies' model in Spalding only. another new modern school Beebe among others will Mike Thompson had 14 points the three-time NCAA champ. record. A loss to Coventry didn’t commit the trnovers have to come through in for the Lakers, Kevin Tyler 18 when he rocketed to im­ “The whole deal when I came mediate stardom on the pro High followed but five wins we did.” 1975-76 for Tech to do well in - for the Pistons, Doug Landry 14 out on the tour was win, win, Spalding Impact-120 PRICE BREAK in six subsequent starts LeCourt paced the the COC, which qualified for the Saints and Jeff Shrider golf circuit two years ago. win. I haven’t thought about ^Special Factory Rebates i t Truckload Discounts ^ gained the Beavers entry Beavers in the scoring five of its present nine af­ 26 for the Braves. “Golf was fun to me when I winning in a long time. I’m just Tennis Racket...... Reg.8.99 department with 378 points, was an amateur. 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PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 6, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., March 6, 1975— PAGE FIFTEEN Ecumenical Council To Sponsor State Mayors Said Pleased AREA Compensation Law Decision Girl Scouts Sunday Breakfast 725 E. Middle Turnpike -COUPONi-— —— « n With Mass Transit Program POLICE REPORT Involved Death of Grover BOLTON the traditional opening flag Bulletin Board COVENTRY will sharply accelerate the ment by local transit districts VERNON Donna Holland ceremony by the Brownies. All women of the United IEXTM StH CREEN STAMPS | VERNON Michael Saucier, 21, of North In a case stemming from the physical examination.when he question to the State Supreme deadline for regional planning without requiring local Gerald A. Rogowski, 28, of 1 Correspondent Following it. Junior Scouts Methodist Church are en­ Following a "frank and wide Windham was charged Sept. 7, 1971 death of a began his job. Court, without ruling on it. The agencies and transit districts to ownership or local subsidies in West Rd., Rockville was 646-0375 will speak about their camping couraged to attend the World ranging" meeting with Sam Wednesday night with Manchester policeman, the The Town of Manchester Supreme Court upheld the complete the “ transit develop­ its subsidy agreements with arrested Wednesday afternoon The annual Girl Scou t experiences. Day of Prayer program Friday Kanell, state commissioner of reckless driving,, evading Connecticut Supreme Court has appealed the compensation statute and the award. ment plans” required as a con­ private carriers. But Where a on a warrant issued by Common breakfast will be Sunday Marie Galligan, field director at 10:30 a.m. at the Second I 200 transportation and his key responsibility, operating an upheld a law providing compen­ award to the Court of Common The town was represented in dition to receiving federal tran­ local district does not want Pleas Court 19 charging him a.m. at St. Maurice p ari^ from Hartford, will show slides Congregational Church in deputies, the Connecticut unregistered motor vehicle, sation to the families of Pleas and the Superior Court, the case by Maurice T. sit aid. management responsibility, the with three counts each of sale center. It is sponsored by the on both day and resident Coventry. Conference of Mayors and policemen and firemen who die arguing the statute imposed a FitzMaurice of the Hartford and possession of marijuana. and misuse of marker plates. Bolton Ecumenical Council. camps. It will last until 2 p.m. It will Municipalities, headed by Ver­ He said the conference was state will continue its role.' of heart attacks — on or off du­ financial obligation on the town law firm of Regnier, Moller and Vernon Police said the arrest Father Michael Noli will give The Cadettes will close the be observed ecumenically. We I E X T R A non Mayor Frank McCoy, promised that the state will He said DOT officials and Police said the arrest was ty- without due process of law. Taylor, attorneys for the town’s Supermarkets quickly coordinate these was made in connection with an the invocation. program with “Scouts Own” A nursery will be provided. Reserve With $20 expressed pleasure with plans conference staff will seek to made in connection with the The case involved the heart- The two courts referred the insurance carrier. with $30 investigation conducted by that All Girl Scouts will attend cerqmony. Participants are asked to bring Prices The Right To of the commissioner for regional-local plans into an draft legislation for both investigation of complaints con­ attack death of Manchester purchass organizations to support in department’s special services services at their own church Hot Lunch a sandwich. Elfective Limit Quantitlee Durchass acceleration and implementa­ over-all state plan for early cerning a car going up on two policeman Leo Grover — at unit and the Capitol Region after breakfast in honor of Girl All senior citizens in Bolton Thru March 8 ' tion of mass transit program­ submission to the federal DOT. order to implement the lawns on Nathan Hale Dr., and home and while off duty. The Final Registration Funds already included in the accelerated mass transit Crime Squad. Police said the Scout Sunday. may participate in a hot lunch ming. then leaving the scene. late Workmen’s Compensation Final registration for the >u.n.( ALL OUR BEEF Not good during double stamp hours. governor’s proposed budget will programming. alleged offenses occurred over The program will include the program each Friday beginning DOUBLE S&H GREEN Mayor McCoy said he is es­ Saucier was picked up later in Commissioner Harry G. town boy’s and girl’s baseball IS USDA CHOICE be used by the state as Mayor McCoy termed the the past three months. opening flag ceremony, Juliette tomorrow at Bolton Elemen­ pecially appreciative of Willimantic, police said. He Kaminsky awarded Mr. leaf, stem & root program will be Monday from 7 “ Tht Finest Sold Anywhere" iTAMPS SAT. 7 to 10 pm Gond Tbiire., FrI., Sat., Maridi 6, 7, and 8 matching funds to qualify for move a “major milestone in Rogowski was presented in Low collection and singing of tary School. Kanell’s assurances concerning was released on a $500 non­ Grover’s widow, Muriel until 8 p.m. at Herrick federal operating subsidies, transportation planning in Common Pleas Court later in Girl Scout songs. ^ n iors are asked to go to the several plans for the program. surety bond for appearance in Grover, $84 a week compensa­ Memorial Park. Kanell promised, along with a the day where he pleaded inno­ The Juliette Low collection is art room upon arrival at school. One of those is the fact that Connecticut,” in a letter sent to Common P le a s Court 19, tion, to last until she remarried The Complete Plant Store’’ Boys between the ages of 9 promise that the state will con­ cent to the charges of three taken annually for the benefit of There will be two 10-minute I.S.D.A. CHOICE FIRST CUT the Department of Transporta­ Kanell. He said, “It signifies Rockville, April 1. or died. Mr. Grover had passed and 15 and girls in Grades 5 tinue its policy of subsidizing counts of sale, and waived a needy Girl Scouts around the servings in the cafeteria. The tion (EK)T) will accept respon­ not only maturity in the state’s a physical examination when he Corner of Eldrige & Spruce Streets through 8 may register. hearing on probable cause. He SOUTH WINDSOR world. first is from 11:15 a.m. until bus operations wherever the approach to mass transporta­ became a Manchester Permission slips must be sibility for developing and coor­ was then bound over to Tolland Mark R. Staiger, 18, of "'31 12:05 p.m.; the second from need for such service exists or tion but in state-local relations policeman November 1956. Camp Promotion signed by a parent or guardian. dinating a statewide plan for County Superior Court and Beldon Rd., South Windsor was 12:36 until 12:46 p.m. can be demonstrated, that no as well.” In the case, lawyers for Mrs. Bolton Girl Scouts will have a There will be a $2 registration mass transit, while assuring a released on a $3,000 surety charge Wednesday night with After being served, seniors local funds will be required The mayor said additional Grover and for the town's in­ JUST ARRIVED camp promotion night Monday fee. maximum degree of planning bond. fourth-degree larceny, in con­ will return to the art room to where there is such a need. meetings wll be conducted in surance carrier agreed Mr. at 7 in the all-purpose room at Anyone interested in participation by local and nection with the investigation eat lunch. Mayor McCoy further the near future to implement Samuel S. Silverleaf, 30, of 36 Bolton Elementary School. managing, coaching or um­ regional officials. Willow St., South Windsor of a complaint from the Self- Grover’s death wasn’t directly explained the state will seek to the new accords and to address related to his police work and Selection of Clay Pots and Saucers All scouts, including Brow­ piring for one of the baseball He said Kanell also assured was charged Wednesday with Service Gas Station on Rt. 5, provide an option for manage­ other transportation matters. that he hadn’t suffered an oc­ nies, Junior and Cadettes, and programs is asked to call Ray the conference that the state breach of the peace and South Windsor. cupational injury. Plus! Assortment of HART’S SEEDS their families are invited to at­ Vine, 649-2429, Ernest Manning, third-degree assault in connec­ Police said Staiger was Th^ compensation award was tend. ohe Hcrath 649-4767 or John Whitham, 649- tion with the investigation of a allegedly the driver of a car based on a 1971 statute that The program will begin with 2660. disturbance at the Shopping that pulled into the station, got For Your Vegetable or Flower Garden... UsifA Choice Shoulder 'awards compensation benefits 4 9 1 MEDALLION McCoy Tells HUD Officials Bag Market in Rockville. gas, and then drove away when death (for a policeman or Silverleaf was released on a without, paying for it. Staiger fireman) is due to heart ROAST BEEF $500 non-surety bond for was released on his promise to 1 I TURKEY BREASTS ailments or hypertension, CDA Shortchanges Vernon appearance in Common Pleas appear in Common Pleas Court Remember Us For: providing the person passed a Court 19, Rockville, March 25. 12, East Hartford, March 24. • African Violet Food * Woven Raskets Education Budget Trimmed VERNON He said when the Community He said HUD officials feel • Hanging Plants • Starting Mix USDA Choice there is no inequity under the Hopewell distributed charts If approved, it would have Pre-Cooked Feeling Vernon was Development Act came out, TOLLAND Family Pack 6 • Spray Misters • Add Plant Food meant a $29,790 cut, to be Rib End towns that secured grants, even present act and discouraged Vivian Kenneson and graphs showing exactly shortchanged in its allocation of where and what percentage is specified by administration. though they probably hadn’t any idea aboul going forward Correspondent SONELESS Community Development Act with trying to get more funds spent, as well as actual cost in­ The board also discussed, but KING been willing to meet their own Tel. 875-4704 (CDA) Funds, Mayor Frank creases expected for the 1975-76 decided not to eliminate, one PORK needs, were credited for money for the town under this act. ROCKVILLE HOSPITAL NOTES The Board of Education ROLLED PORK McCoy, while in Washington, D. He said officials said, year, and program costs per teacher at the high school, they took from federal funds, ALSO: New ROOTONE F Wednesday voted to reduce the C. the past few days, expressed however, that maybe the town pupil. which projects an additional 70 his dissatisfaction to Housing and Vernon, on the other hand, proposed 197^-76 education CRAB could go to another area for Some of the increases listed, students in the fall. Parker was penalized. budget by up to $25,000 from the CHOPS and Urban Development of­ Admitted Wednesday: Jennie Vernon; Jennie Kisselstein, Trivoli, Stafford Springs; School is expected to have a ROAST community development. He For Healthy Cuttlngs...4 Oz. Pkg. M .25 which totaled $66,600, were 13 CHUCK ficials. He said HUD officials agreed Bolio, Ellington Ave., Hillcrest Dr., Tolland; John Christopher Yargeau, East St., figure recommended by the ad­ End & Center Cuts said he intends to pursue items ranging from an 11.5 per lower enrollment, while Hicks with the logic of the inequity Rockville; Marie Cyr, Lewis, Union St., Rockville; Rockville. ministration staff. Mayor McCoy credited “urgent need” funding and it cent (3,100) increase in the School projection is lower by CLAWS but said they are locked into Congressman Christopher Dodd Willimantic; Guy Douglas, Carmen L iz o tte , Enfield; Discharged Wednesday; Joan PHONE 649-2522 Specifically, $14,000 was cut nearly 40 students. Tolland Mid­ the period of 1968-1972. may take the form of an Tolland Middle School in­ with making the arrangements Scott Dr., Vernon; Thomas William Pierce, South St., Blitchington, Egypt Rd., from the special education dle School expects to gain 25 ROAST application for funds for im­ HOURS; surance to a 100 per cent ($1,- The mayor said at that time Dwyer, Ellington Ave., Rockville: Perline Rose, Staf­ Ellington; Eva Lavoie, S. budget, and the board agreed for the meeting while he was in provement for one area such as 500) increase in film rental. students with the present Grade Vernon was at the tail end of its Rockville; Douglas Ellis, Staf­ ford Springs; Sheila Saunders, Terrace Dr., Rockville; Gay MON.-SAT. 10:00 - 5:30 not to replace one teacher who Washington for another con­ downtown Rockville. He said Paper and school supplies will 4 class of 261 coming in the fall. ference. redevelopment program and ford Springs; George Horn Sr., Kenwood Rd., Vernon; McDevitt, Davis Ave,, THURSDAYS 10:00 - 9:00 will leave the system in Grades the regional office is to contact average 25- per cent ($2,500), Enrollment figures as of Jan. was not able to get into another Virginia Lane, Tolland; Brian Penelope Sugros, Vernon Rockville; Nina Stone, South K-4. The exact amount of this He said he asked for the ap­ him within the next few days. while electricity is expected to 31 were: Parker (K-2), 672; redevelopment project. Johnson, Willow Stream Dr., Garden Apts., Rockville; Lynn St., Rockville; Joyce Wright, cut will not be determined until pointment with HUD officials jump 12.2 per cent ($16,000). Hicks (3-4), 489; Tolland Middle Orchard St., Rockville. it is known which teacher will because he felt there was suf­ The largest single item is $21,- (5-8), 926; Tolland High (9-12), not be replaced. ficient evidence of gross in­ 100 representing a 12.2 per cent 689. The administrators had equities in the allotment of rise in transportation. Tolland education is sup­ recommended a 12 per cent in­ tiDA funds. Special Ed Cut ported by 71 per cent local fun­ Vernon is to receive $100,000 flation increase across the The $14,000 cut in the special ding, 28 per cent state funding, over a five-year period and as ABOUT TOWN CURTIS MATHES board on all non-salary budget and 1 per cent Blue Cross re­ education budget was approved $ A O I From The Dell - Imported such is way down on the bottom items, merely to maintain fund, according to a chart Our Own Pure Pork Hot or Sweet based on an anticipated surplus of the list of those towns to be existing programs. No new cost prepared by Hopewell. Annual Mid-Winter for the present fiscal year of ap­ funded. Radio Station WINF will programs were proposed for Manchester Emblem Club proximately $20,000. Special Leave Granted ITALIAN SAUSAGE . 1 BOILED HAM In making his feelings known carry a program on “Nuclear the 1975-76 school year. will have a potluck tonight at Services Director Cam Vautour The Board of Education to HUD officials, he explained Working with the present Power’ ’ Friday at 7:30 p.m. The 6:30 at the Elks Home. Wednesday approved a year’s budget of $2,987,259, David cautioned the board, however, that the people of Vernon, over participants will be Eugene leave of absence without salary Hopewell, school business that any number of additional the past 10 years, have Sturgeon, representing Little Flower of Jesus to Tolland High teacher Diane manager, added figures of $4,- children could be identified or Bumble Bee exhibited a willingness to pay Northeast Utilities, and Dave Mothers Circle will meet Hodgins for study and health Progresso PRICE SHE UYS! 400 to the athletic department move into town at any time who Bonus Jar for programs felt necessary Winkler, representing the Friday at 8:15 p.m. at the home may require special education. reasons. or Chlcken- when the federal government from the insurance refund, an Connecticut Citizen Action of Mrs. Don Fogg, 73 Falknor Special education must be Regional Grant Plan did not come forth with the anticipated cafeteria loss of Maxwell House Group (CCAG). Dr. Mrs. Richard Bohadik is co­ provided to every identified The board also voted to ap­ of-the-Sea funds. $10,000, staff added for part of prove a regional grant proposal ITALIAN hostess. this year and to be c a rri^ over child, by state statute. FRUIT- and agreed to participate in the A at $8,861, plus the 12 per cent in­ The board did not approve a INSTANT motion by member Carol special education planning LIGHT flation increase on non-salary project if approved. items, to total $3,106,654. Butterworth that inflationary TOMATOES increases in 13 programs be The Title 6 grant application DRINKS This figure is $12,292 higher is being submitted by Mansfield COFFEE than the projection in January deleted. Ms. Butterworth’s mo­ IMPORTED WITH BASIL CHUNK and several area towns, in­ ALL FLAVORS TBC Members Will Inspect at the first budget session, but tion included reading, English 35 oz. cluding Coventry, Ashford, with cuts made from last night arts, math, social studies, Chaplin, Scotland, Stafford will end up lower. health and physical ed, foreign Franklin Building Saturday language, industrial ed, student Springs, Union, Willington and TUNA No specific budget figure was Windham. released as the board has not acitivity, vocational ed, media Dr. Kenneth MacKenzie, Members of the Town enable the Board of Education • The first shipment of steel accepted a teachers contract, center, guidance and testing, superintendent of schools, Building Committee (TBC) will to move Bennet students back was to arrive this week, so which will reflect an unknown health and nurses, and ad­ assured the board that although inspect the Frankling Building into the building. At that point, erection of a cafeteria addition additional increase. ministration. of Mancheser’s Bennet Junior the contractor would start to filing Junior High School can it would be committed to par­ High School Saturday and con­ renovations work in the Old begin. The contractor has ticipate in the planning of the sider setting a date for official Trade School building at begun foundation work at filing. regional program for some acceptance of the renovated Bennet. • Working plans and GOP Plans Platform special education students, it structure, TBC Chairman Paul The tentative schedule for specifications are being would be committed beyond that stage if the program did Phillips has announced. completion of the Franklin: prepared for the Regional Oc­ mation directors who will han­ Building had been set at April 1, not appear feasible for Tolland. Phillips said the second and cupational Training Center, and ANDOVER dle all publicity concerning the 5 3 O I Champion (20 oz. loaf) Phillips said. third floor work at the building the project is expected to be put Donna Holland election. Reporting on progress on the is substantially completed, and out to bid this spring. Approval Correspondent Thompson is a candidate for new gymnasium-library the contractor is now working of design development 646-0375 selectman and Bronke for SALAD OIL .^ IWHITE BREAD 3 building at Bennet, Phillips said on the first floor. Mechanical drawings by the state ^ a r d of The Republican Town Com­ Board of Education. Anson is Arson Suspected trades are about 90 per cent about 70 per cent of the struc­ Education is expected soon. mittee worked on its platform the GOP town chairman. NEWTOWN (UPI) - finished, he said, and the tural steel has been erected and • A written program of space "Freshest Produce Sold” for the May elections at a Miss Patricia Hammel was Firemen have labeled as arson alarms systems have been in­ steel decking has arrived at the needs has been completed by meeting Tuesday. accepted as a new member of a fire they put out Wednesday stalled and tested. site. The interior concrete the architect for the new Included on the platform will the town committee. The night. The Newtown Hook and Depending on work progress, block wall for steel support has firehouse at Buckland. Design be law and order, obtaining the resignation of Mrs. Janice Lib­ Ladder Company responded at the 'TBC may set a date for been finished, he said. will start after receipt of a lowest possible tax rate, and by and Robert Post were about 9:30 p.m. to a call at the acceptance of the work, TBC reports on other town study by the town’s engineering education. The platform should accepted with regret. Jerome Mazurkewicz residence POTATOES Phillips said, which would construction projects included: department. be completed next week. The committee noted with at 11 Currituck Road. The fire Campaign orgalnization will regret the formation of a third began In basement of the house, begin next week. J. Russell party. Committee members where caps of a substance used Building Costs Thompson, Victor Bronke and had mixed feelings on the sub­ to start the fire were found, fire Down fo r Month Ylo Anson are the public Infor­ ject. officials said. us No. 1 SUGAR The estimated cost of Manchester construction last ARTHUR DRUG month dropped 30 per cent 942 MAIN ST. 20 lbs. below a year ago and about 52 £ e v in e ^ e v im G o .f S J n c . per cent below two years ago, a 1 WEEK ONLY Sweet report by the building inspec­ Colchester, I tor’s office indicates. 100% Lsbanon Ava. Conn. The totals were $304,982 for SOLID 537-2373 Life February of this year, $435,531 Ripe, Yellow for February 1974, and $653,280 ■ sooz STATE for February 1973. Reg. 1.49 5 Lb. Bag 6 COMPONENT DRAISMAIP I At I Permits were issued last month for 5 single-family % c r SYSTEM YOUR FACTORY OUTLET BANANAS S ...... 1 r dwelling, 1 two-family byGARRlTY dwelling, 26 alterations and ad­ ditions, 7 signs, 7 affidavits (in­ _ creased costs for permits PLUS THIS... FOR SAVINGS ON Snow While previously issued), 13 cer­ Fresh Green tificates of occupancy, and 40 1 1 Safety flame electrical, 25 heating and 23 Automatic STEREO adiLister con­ COATS AND SPORTSWEAR MUSHROOMS plumbing projects. safety CABBAGE V trols flame . ■ ^ shut off. COMPONENT SYSTEM • MISSES AND WOMEN’S SIZES height. Great WITH AM-FM RECEIVER, Auto Clinic (or pipes Extra long- cigars 8-TRACK TAPE PLAYER highest quality * 8al« cash prfee $606. No Down Poymant SO paymanta at Is Offered cigarettes ^ CM LARGE SPEAKERS $24.19 par month. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE OF 14.56. flint... • FAMOUS BRANDS Total dafarrad paymant prica $870.00 ON APPROVED A “Grease and Glamour” thousands CREDIT. WITH Pressure'’^ \ A Tax and inturanca axtra. 20< OFF f g 11l« OFF 20< OFF 23* OFF 9^ gg« clinic will be conducted of lights MANCHESTER Wm COUPON Thursday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. wick permits OPEN • QUALITY WORKMANSHIP w m sH koi R 5 fim S k ’.'wsr.r ai«« miN R" "a COCONUT RENUZIT at Ted Trudon’s on Rt. 83. uniform fuel ^Visible BETTER SERVICE NU80FT AEROSOL SCENT pressure and WED., THURS., FRI. Store Hours: PVTATOES CEREALS This free clinic is open to men fuel supply eoeiHwiMMiii Oeed Tim M er* • and women and is the first in a flame size TILL 9 P.M. Mon.'Fri. 9-4:30 Also Open Sundsy 9-4:30 _ oee OewMi Nr Penw series of clinics planned. ‘ Leak-proof GREATER Gold-tone*^ TELEVISION ^ P ' a p p l ia n c e Anyone interested may call Vi elegance body Join The Crowd and Savel Oliver at Trudon’s Thursday SATISFACTION from 6 to 8:30 p.m. to register NEXT TO STOP and SHOP 273 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. AMPLE FREE PARKINS AVAILABLE for a future clinic. PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., March 6, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 6. 1975 — PAGE SEVENTEEN 23 Homes For Sale ,Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Services Ottered 31 Building-Contracting 33 Articles tor Sale 41 Hemes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23

State Briefs POUR BEDROOMS INDEX VERNON - Almost new, three MANCHESTER - New 3- COVENTRY - North, six room LIVE graciously in this newly SHARPENING Service - RETIRED BUILDER available 8’x2W Maple work table with on the first floor of this magnificent plywood vinyl padded top; two NOTICES bedroom Ranch, 2-car garage, 2 Raised Ranch on Blue Ridge Dr., 2 bedroom custom Ranch, 2 Raised Ranch, desirable area, listed tour bedroom Colonial In Saws, knives, axes, shears, to assist persons in building, fireplaces, 2 baths, vaulted ceilings, alterations or repairs, cabinets, Kirsch brass curtain rods, fits Hope for Clues 1 — Loit and Found baths, big wooded lot. Fantastic baths, aluminum siding, double acre, three bedrooms, the highly desirable skates, rotary blades. Quick double garage, acre lot. garage, excellent paneling, suspending ceilings, 37-74” windows, 649-7025. ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Police 2 — Pertontit view of Connecticut Valley. fireplaced, living room, 1 1/2 “Hollywood” area! Stately and service. Capitol Equipment 3 — Announcamantt neighborhood. $47,900. Hayes immaculate, featuring a front- ceramic tile, plumbing, elec­ SPOTLESS Fulljr carpeted and magnificent BUNGHiWD&'^ROSSnTO baths, rec room, above ground Co., 38 Main. St., Manchester. daiM I. nal* say they hope letters written by 4 — Entertainment trical. G l^ly work weekends. ORIENTAL RUG- ap­ appointments. Immediate oc­ Realtort-MLS a46-24«2^ Corporation, 646-0131. pool, garage. $38,500. Owner, to-back fireplaced-living room Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday Laura Dinwiddie to her parents 5 — Auctions and a comfortable large family Reasonable rates. References proximately 12’x23’, basic color cupancy. 50s. Warren E. .189 Wm I Ctnttr StrMt / 742-9790.f ______7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- This is a beautifully kept three bedroom Colonial In a in Greenwich, Conn., will give FINANCIAL Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. room, as well as a spacious for­ 7958. available. Richard Young, 649- red, with multi-color floral neighborhood that Is convenient to everything. some clue to the killer of the 6 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages MANCHESTER PITKIN STREET - Large mal dining room. Convenient 1975. design. $300. Phone 647-1924. young social worker. 9 — Personal Loans MANCHESTER - Two-family gracious four bedroom laundry on the first floor, REWEAVING burns, holes. Appllanced kitchen, 2Vi baths, large closets, carpeting, to — Insurance She Herath Duplex, located on West side. RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 3M 209 automatic copier, six and 2-zone heat. Reduced to $45,900. Miss Dinwiddie, 23,' a worker Colonial, 11/2 baths, 2-car gar­ expensive wall-to-wall Watch the dogwood blossom. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. for Volunteers in &rvice to EMPLOYMENT NEW LISTING Large kitchen, living room, two age, 116x150 treed corner lot. carpeting, modern gas heat. All Window shades, Venetian years old, best offer accepted. 13 — Help Wanted bedrooms with third bedroom Older 4-bedroom Colonial in America, was found dead CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING W Westminster Road W An unusual offering. Bel Air this and much more on a tree blinds.^eys. TV for rent. BIDWELL Home Improvement Supply of paper included. Call 14 — Business Opportunities on third floor. Separate fur­ convenient location. Now va­ Co. Expert 'installation of 643-1124, 9-4. Tuesday night in her apartment 15 — Situation Wanted Custom-built oversized six-room Real Estate, 643-9332. shaded lot located on a quiet Marlows7o67 Main St. 649-5221. REALE’S CORNER Garrison Colonial - 1V9 baths, center naces. Priced at $39,500 Zinsser cant — waiting for that lived- residential street. Please in­ aluminum siding, gutters and on the north side. She had been EDUCATION 17S MAIM STRHT PHONE 046-4529 fireplace, garage, large, bright walk- Agency, 646-1511. in touch. Very large rooms, quire immediately to avoid dis­ MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. trims. Roofing instailation and EUROPEAN HEALTH Spa stabbed twice in the chest and 18 — Private Instructions up attic. $43,900. ^ VERNON $27,900 membership, 20 months left on 19 — Schools-Classes plus corner cupboard in dining appointment. Mr. M«tthew, Removal, pruning, lot clearing, repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. once in the abdomen, and her MANCHESTER - Redwood membership. Take over 20 — Instructions Wanted room. Modern kitchen with ir VERNDN ir Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. spraying. Fully iiwured. Rooms tor Rent 52 Apartments For Rent 53 throat was slashed. M.H. PALMER REALTY Farms-nine room aluminum HORACE Tetrault — Siding, payments, $23.05 monthly or REAL ESTATE Near Bolton Lake, 5-room Licensed. Free estimates. 84S-6321 built-ins. Walk-up, floored at­ roofing, storm windows, aw­ 23 — Homes for Sale sided Raised Ranch on large Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. $400 cash. Male or female ROOMS for rent, clean, cen­ PHONE 643-2711 farindi hHOn - HMS3I treed lot. Three full baths, tic with large cedar closet. Ranch with attached garage, M(nchnt«r<' nings. Quality workmanship, membership. 537-5604. TWO-FAMILY second floor - 24 — Lota-Land lor Sale trally located, parking, on bus Ask Cutoff Delay country kitchen, paneled Completely remodeled, con­ 25 — Investment Property fireplaced family room, five Make an offer on this gracious TREE SERVICE (Soucier) free estimates. Fully insured. jk line. Phone 647-9868. HARTFORD (UPI) - Utility 26 — Business Property living room, laundry room TDP OF THE HILL venient location, yard, garage, FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD bedrooms, formal dining room, home which out-of-state Trees cut, trimmed or topped, 872-9187, 649-3417. LANE cherry hope chest, cedar companies have been asked by 27 — Resort Property Priced for immediate sale. no pets. $225. Call 649-1677. 28 — Real Estate Wanted eat-in kitchen and, large living owner must sell. stumps removed, fully insured. interior, lift top, drawer, $85. Apartments For Rent 53 the Connecticut Legislature for Help Wanted 13 ENFIELD - New homes by S. L. Starr. $35,900. Low bank room. Priced to sell in low We are offering for the first Got a tree problem? Well worth ROOFING - Specializing Call 643-9823. a 30-day moratorium on discon­ MISC. SERVICES $50’s. Zinsser "Agency, 646-1511. repairing roofs, new roofs, MANCHESTER Parkade 31 — Services Ollered financing available. Ranches, time, one of Manchester’s a phone call. 742-8252. WE HAVE customers waiting tinuing services to persons who gutter work, chimneys, cleaned FLUFFY soft and bright are Apartments - We now have one 32 — Painting-Papering ADVERTISING ADVERTISING HAPPY ADS WANTETD - P a r t- t im e Colonial and Raised Ranches. SENTRY most gracious homes. This for the rental of your apartment bedroom apartments available. have not paid their bills. 33 — Building-Contracting registered dental hygienist. CUSTOM MADE Draperies, and repaired. 30 years carpets cieaned with Blue 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng Each home includes colonial Real Estate 8-room Dutch Colonial Is or home. J";D. Real Estate Stove, refrigerator, heat, hot The legislature Wednesday put DEADLINE Excellent working conditions. stained woodwork, selected oak MANCHESTER $37,900 very reasonable work experience. Free estimates. Lustre. Rent electric sham- Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 35 — Healing-Plumbing RATES situated on over 4 acres of Howley, 643-5361. pooer $1. E. A. Johnson Paint water, grounds maintenance its request in the form of a 36 — Flooring 12:00 noon the day before Call 875-8346. floors, raised hearth fireplace, ALUMINUM SIDED r e a / / y 872-7311 guaranteed, call anytime. 649- and parking included for $180 resolution, which includes 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage publication. 1 day 9( word per day built-in oven and range, kitchen treed, prime r- identlal land. 4266. Company. LOOKING for anything in real 38 — Services Wanted 3 days . 6c word per day 3 bedroom, full dormered and $185 per month. For more Deadline fo r Saturday and CENSUS TAKERS - to conduct The vle'^vr the east ROOFING - Installation and water service, prompted by a 6 days 7c word per day exhaust fan, full concrete base- estate rental — apartments, information, call 646-6555. MISC. FOR SALE Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. the annual door-to-door school Cape. 2 baths, fireplaced overlook me Manchester repairs, gutters, storm win­ NEW DINING Room Set - iegislator's belief a fatal fire in 26 days 6c word per day ment, aluminum siding, 64 7 1419 TWO HANDYMEN - will clean homes, multiple dwellings, no Monday-Friday, 9-5. Weekends 41 — Articles lor Sale census. April 1st - May 15. amesite driveway. Fully living room, formal dining NORTH COVENTRY - Acre Country Club Is superb.' attics and cellars, light dows, doors. Experienced Pecan, Mediterranean, six fees. Caii J.D. Real Estate Bristol resulted from electrici­ 42 — Building Supplies 15 WORD MINIMUM call 649-8887. ■ Please contact Youth Services, deocorated. You pick the room, enclosed back porch lot. Immaculate custom built There Is a fireplace In the trucking, reasonable rates, 643- quality workmanship. Fully in­ chairs, table with three leaves, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. ty being cut off for nonpayment 43 — Dogs-BIrds-Pets PLEASE READ Happy A ds ...... $2.00 inch Ranch. Fireplace, 2-car garage. sured. Free estimates. buffet (lighted top). Call 649- 44 — Livestock 646-6500. colors. City water and city and garage. Please call Joe living room, dining room and 5305. ONE BEDROOM, apartment, of biils. Immediate occupancy. $35,900. Reasonable prices. Rick 4732 after 6 p.m. 45 — Boats & Accessories sewers, plus much more. Gordon, 649-5306. master bedroom. A circular FURNISHED two room apart­ redecorated, carpeted, 46 — Sporting Goods YOUR AD TRIM-SLIM saleswoman with Pasek, Reaitors, 289-7475, 742- ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ Burnett, 646-3005. 47 — Garden Products Classified ads are taken over Prices starting at $35,900. For JUST REDUCED driveway, butler's pantry and ment; private bath, heat, hot appliances, air-conditioning, March for Arts background. Enjoy meeting information or appointment iqiui Mosw omnwiT 8243. eling, rec rooms, offices, TAG SALE - Selling everything, water, utilities, Apply 48 — Antiques the phone as a convenience. Professionally.) landscaped 3- greenhouse are a few of the clothes, books, curtains, linens, near bus. 569-1298. HARTFORD (UPI) - A 49 — Wanted to Buy The Herald is responsible for people, earning money, part- call Enfield 1-749-2741, 745-4807. BARRDWS& WALLACE bedroom oversized Ranch, household repairs. Phone 649- Heating-Plumbing 35 Marlow’s 869 Main Street. time. Jobseekers 568-1070. features that make this quite dishes, household items, fur­ hearing at the state Capitol will RENTALS only one incorrect insertion and m nctiootor Now Hivan Hortford prestige area, 2 fireplaces, . 4594. MANCHESTER - Nice one then only to the size of the 64S-B306 397-181B 728-6618 a unique offering. SEWERLINES, sink lines, niture, lunroer, tools, and table 3 1/2 ROOMS with heat, hot be the destination Monday of a 52 — Rooms lor Rent . . . SoflMont family room, closets galore, MANCHESTER VICINITY saw. Prid^Tftgotiable. Call bedroom Townhouse, private 53 — Apartments lor Rent original insertion. Errors which LOCAL RETIRED handyman ROLLING PARK ESTATES huge screened in deck Sk COMPLETE electrjcai service cleaned with eiectric cutters, water, cooking gas, stove, entrances, and basement, patio, march by citizens favoring the 54 — Homes lor Rent do not lessen the value of the iM y havt MRt yov 646-8768. for part-time light work. Write overiooks private wooded Call us and find out why it and repair. Reasonable rates. by professionals. McKinney refrigerator, wall-to-wall includes heat, appliances and present level of state support of 55 — Business for Rent advertisement will not be cor­ Box B, Manchester Herald. Reduced to $39,900. Cape, 7 BOWER’S SCHOOL - Center 56 — Resort Property lor Rent o happy adl backyard. Cail us today. may be cheaper to buy than Call 646-5253. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ carpet, $175. Centrally located, carpeting. $220 per month. Paul the arts. rected by an additional inser­ rooms, new kitchen, 2 full entrance Garrison Colonial, WARREN E. pany!" 643-5308. NEW Christian book and gift adults only. No pets. Security 57 — Wanted to Rent tion. Jackston Agency, 646-1316. rent. Aiuminum sided Duplex, shop. Jewelry, gold, silver, W. Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or Connecticut Advocates of the 58 — Misc. lor Rent APPLICATIONS being taking baths, formal dining room, eat-in kitchen, formal dining SNOWPLOWING - Commercial deposit required. Call 643;9678. 643-4535. Arts, a recently formed group, room, front-to-back living room 5 and 6 rooms, on corner lot. enamel. Ii^orted gifts. 20% off AUTOMOTIVE for full time general work, $2,25 rear dormer, oversized Z-car ONLY $19,900- Seven rooms, 2 HDWLAND and residential. Reasonable NO JOB tooo small, toilet hourly, apply C. R. Burr & Co. with fireplace, four bedrooms, Priced to sell at $31,900. on Bibles. (Carpenter’s Shop, 828 is sponsoring the “March 10 61 — Autos lor Sale Help Wanted garage, tr e ^ lot. Walk to story. 111 Walnut Street, han­ rates. Also available as a back­ repairs, plugged drains, kitchen MANCHESTER - pleasant four 62 — Trucks lor Sale 13 Happy 18th Birthday IVz baths, screened porch, 2-car Main, Willimantic. March” to bring to the hearing 420 North Main St., Buckley School. dyman’s treasure, fire Realtors 643-1108 up rig, 646-3467 or 647-9304. faucets replaced, repaired, rec room apartment, modern, cen­ members of professional arts 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale Announcements AUNTIE GAIL Manchester. garage, $45,900. Philbrick Agen­ rooms, bathroom remodeling, trally located, avocado VILLAGER APARTMENTS 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles PHONE FROM home to ser­ FJ. SPILECKI cy, Realtors, 646-4200. damaged, no agents. Please TAG SALE - Sunday March 9, groups and other citizens from 65 — Campers-Trallers-Mobila CLEANING SERVICE for heat modernization, etc. Free appliances, carpeting, no pets, Five-room townhouse apart­ DO YOU produce handmade vice our "customers for super Love, Realtor 643-2121 phone 647-9360. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 10-6, 123 Downey Drive, Foun­ around the state. Homes stores, factories, offices, estimates gladiy given. M & M $2()5 monthly. 649-3978, 646-4780. ment, IVz tiied baths, 2 air- 66 — Automotive Service items and need a good place to earnings. Choose own hours. Dawn, Scott, MANCHESTER - Two-family Lots-Land For Sale 24 homes, schools. Also window Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. tain Village. Ping-pong table, 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease display them? Call 646-6598, 5-7 Call 647-1810. and Donna duplex. Separate furnaces. twin bed, exercise bike, conditioners, wall-to-wall WANTED cleaning. “Speciai rates to ROCKVILLE - Available carpeting', full basement, Would Cut Tape p.m. for loi details. Stoves and refrigerators. Live HEBRON - 200 acres bf wood Senior (Jitizens” . No job too big TOWNE Plumbing Service, clothes, books, table, household March 1. Nicely furnished 31/2- OIL “BURNER service man, MANCHESTER - Just reduced. miscellaneous. heat, hot water, appliances. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Red Highly Motivated Center Street, 3-family in practicaliy rent free. Only $33,- NEW HOUSES lands and open fields on Route or smail. 649-7863, George. repairs, alterations, vanity room apartment. Heat, no pets, vacations, insurance, good 900. Pasek, Realtors, 289-7475. Center of Manchester, we have new 85 and Old Colchester Road. Adults only, no pets. tape delays in aid to the aged Happiness is having business zone II. Ideal for homes under construction and lots 647-1419 cabinets a specialty. Call to no children. Security. $170 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• working conditions, state Salesman Owner interested in financing. LIGHT TRUCKING for attics, 8:30 ar.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- RENT new RINSE-N-VAC monthly. 646-1060. and disabled will be cut if licensed, 649-8158. A Friend Like professional offices or commer­ available where you can have your own lightweight steam carpet legislation co-sponsored by Sen. cial expansion. Owner anxious VERNON- On the Manchester custom built. Our builders are Joe Edmund Gorman Agency, 646- ceilars, aiso odd jobs. Call 643- 4056. 649-7620 □ NOTICES □ FINANCIAL SAM NASSiFF for established real estate town line, immacualate Raised Swensson, Inc. and Tom Corbitt (Linri cleaner - made for heavyweight Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., for quick sale. LaPenta Agen­ 4040. 2816. THREE ROOM apartm ent, HYGIENIST - WANTED - From a very devoted firm In Manchester Ranch, with one full bath, 2 Construction). Stop by and see their jobs. Manchester Hardware & is enacted. The bill would speed •••••••••••••••••••ft******* cy, Realtor, 646-2440. homes up in the Grandview St. area BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - heat, hot water, stove, Modern progressive preventive lavatories, new on the market, MANCHESTER - 4-family, Supply, 877 Main Street, refrigerator, garage, Security, up replacement of lost or stolen Lost and Found 1 Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 Giri Scout Leader Contact ■and on Ashworth St. T.J, Crockett, THREE-FAMILY, 5-5-4. ARE YOU in need of a sitter? All heating and plumbing oriented general practice. Full $45,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577 completely furnished, rented. Have several people to sit, all repairs plus remodeling. Call Manchester, 643-4425. $185 per month. Call 643-4884. MANCHESTER - Family social security, supplemental time or at least three days per DANIEL F. REALE MANCHESTER - Six month Aluminum siding. New styled 2-bedroom Townhouse, MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ new, prime west side location, Realtors, 643-1577. Remodeled completely three ages. Full-time, part-time or 643-1496. income and disability benefit LOST - Savings Passbook week. Excellent salary and baseboard 4-zone heating. SNOW-FLITE snow blower, 7 country kitchen, full basement number 046-0-01982-1 Hartford cond, third. All kinds. Realty Happy 1st Birthday REALE REALTORS 5-5 D uplex, 1 1/2 bath s, Remodeled kitchen and bath. years ago. Large landscaped occassionally, days or LARGE five room flat, first checks, and reform the disabili­ benefits. Write stating lot. Business zone II. Mr. Lind­ evenings. Call 646-2139 after h.p. sold and serviced by floor, Mr. Clean condition, 2 and patio. Includes heat. National Bank and Trust Co., statewide. Credit rating un­ MICHELE C. LEWIS 646-4525 hardwood floors, aluminum Only $37,500. Pasek, Realtors, FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing appliances and carpeting, $250 ty insurance and SSI appeals experience and references to All InttrvltwB Contldmilil... EAST HARTFORD say, 643-1111. 3:15. Agway. Cost $458. plus tax and bedrooms, storage, park 2 cars. North Manchester Office. necessary. Reasonable. Con­ siding, high 50’s. Hayes Cor­ NEW LISTING - Martin School 289-7475. - Repairs and remodeling, per month. Paul W. Dougai Box 449, Rockville, Conn. God bless you sewer lines cleaned electrical­ chains. Sell for $375; used $225 per month. Lease, security process. Application made for payment. fidential, quick arrangements. poration, 646-0131. District, 6 bedrooms, 9-room twice. Call after 6 p.m., 742- Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. Stolen or lost benefit checks Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Grandma and EXCEPTIONAL oider home, wail-to-wall COVENTRY - two acre treed PROFESSIONAL typing and ly. Prompt service on emergen­ deposit. Keith Real Estate. 649- REAL ESTATE CAREER. Grandpa Shenning site. River rights available $8,- layout. Reasonable rates. Call cies. 643-7024. 6555. 1922. 646-4126. would be replaced within four LOST - Passbook number 25- 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Earn $12,000 plus, part-timers carpeting, paneling, etc. Asking MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- 0102951, Savings Department of ford. Evenings, 233-6879. RN - Assistant Director of BOLTON 3-FAMILY 000. Fiano Agency, 646-5200. 649-3815 after 5 p.m. days and final settlement of any considered. Must have license Nurses. Well established skilled $41,000. (Jail Homeseekers KEITH TAG SALE - March 7-8, 10-6 bedroom Townhouse. 1 1/2 the Conn. Bank & Trust Co., FAMILY ROOM 6 huge rooms downstairs and 2 Realty, 646-4353. WE STOCK 2,000 plumbing and MANCHESTER GARDENS - disability claims within 110 or in process. Pasek Realtors, nursing home (240 beds) desires ANDOVER - 1 1/2 acre treed •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• p.m., 130 Greenwood Drive, One or two bedroom baths, private entrances, patio application made for payment. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Seven-room Ranch with first three-room apartments up­ heating repair items on our and full basement. Includes days. All SSI claims within 90 MLS, 289-7475. Help Wanted 13 ambitious RN, Administrative REAL ESTATE site. Soil test and survey truck. Caii Plumbing Shop on Manchester. Tables, chairs, apartments, in beautiful coun­ mortgages — interim financing floor family room, 3 stairs. Fine condition in nice Painting-Papering 32 frames, knic knacks, dishes, heat, appliances and carpeting. days would be required under — expeditious and confidential and Nursing skills esential. available. $8,900. Financing Wheels for speedy, efficient try setting, walk to everything, LOST - Blue suitcase with REAL ESTATE expanding of­ KITCHEN WORKERS - Will bedrooms, formal dining neighborhood. Appliances in­ CONDOMINIUM GROUND FLOOR office miscellaneous items, $265 per month. Paul W. the measure. child’s clothes. ’Turnpike area. service, J.D. Real Estate Excellent working conditions. Available. Fiano Agency, 646- PAINTING and p^erhanging, service, 646-2115. $164- $184 monthly includes fice looking for quailfied train you for part-time employ­ Benefits. Greenwood Nursing room, new kitchen with built- cluded, parking provided. Low 30’s (retail) space for lease, up to 5200. heat, hot water and appliances. Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or Call 649-6471. Assoc. 646-1980. ment. Start work now. Call excellent work. References. POOL TABLE, originally $250; 643-4535, On Danger List iicensed full-time salesperson. Home, Hartford. 236-2901. ins, spacious living room, 5,000 square feet. Will divide. Free estimates. Fully insured. Superintendant, 646-0090. Equal Call for confidential interview. Jobseekers, 568-1070. sell for $100. excellent condi­ NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A work shop, laundry room, $48,900 Enjoy your home and let Heat, air conditioning, elec­ VIEW of Bolton, one acre treed Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. Flooring 36 housing. Personals F. J. Spilecki Realtor, 643-2121. ------AREA MANAGER needed for tion: 250 gallons of fuel oil, 25 MANCHESTER - Newer 2 woman whose grocer husband oversized garage, large someone else worry about tricity included. Shopping sites, survey and soil tests ------1------GAS STATION attendant personal position. Will train EXCEPTIONAL available. From $9,000 up. cents per gallon, call 643-0919. VERNON- One bedroom apart­ bedroom Townhouse, full base­ was shot to death Wednesday INCOME tax returns prepared sundeck. Priced right, $41,000 maintenance, snow removal, center space. J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, ment, convenient location, in­ in - DENTAL SECRETARY assis- wanted part time. Apply in per- management minded person INVESTMENT Fiano Agency, 646-5200. decorating. Interior painting. (specializing in older floors). ment. Sub-let, three months. night was on the danger list ear­ the privacy of your home Call EMPLOYMENT good knowled■ e of typing son Gorin’s Sports Car Center, over 21. Jobseekers 568-1070. U&R REALTY JNC. cutting and trimming the HORSE LOVER’S DREAM - cludes,’ heat and appliances. Danm Mosler, 649-3329 or 525- ...... Paper hanging. New Ceilings. (Ceilings and inside painting. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 $170. Pool and tennis courts. ly today at Yale-New Haven ures. Write Route 83, Talcottville, Conn. lawn. Six large rooms, -3 Central, about 2 acres in­ Investment Property 25 $220 per month. Paul W. 8263 643-2692 Remodeling. Exterior painting. John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- 872-0835 or 872-2826. Hospital with bullet wounds as Help Wanted 13 Box T, Manchester Herald. WARREN E. cludes delightful 7-room DOG-CAT boarding reser­ Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or ROBERT D. MURDOCK, Roattor bedrooms, dream kitchen, 2Vz Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. 2222. 643-4535. a 16-year-old youth faced CAMPER NEEDED - with Business Opportunity 14 Colonial, fireplace, garage, B ZONE property Six room vations. Combined inside/out- INCOME TAX preparation - TOOL MAKERS - All-around sales ability, start work now, baths, full basement, central Fully insured. For estimate call murder charges. EXPERIENCED folder HOWLAND good condition. Mid 50’s. house, formerly 2-family,family, p.plus 649-9658. side runs, partitioned privacy, ROCKVILLE 3’/^ ROOMS your home or mine. machinists and Bridgeport operator, wanted, call 522-4174 full-time, salary accordingly. air-conditioning. Immediate TWO ROOMS furnished, heat, Charged with murder and GREETING CARD Shop - Realtors 643-1108 over 4,000 square foot builcling. □ MISC. FOR SALE germicidal lighting. Canine ROCKLAND TERRACE Reasonable. By Danny Byram, operators. Top wages, fringe between 9-12. Call Jobseekers, 568-1070. MANCHESTER - Lovely six occupancy. CONVENIENT to interstate hot water, parking, included. first degree larceny, Joseph Excellent location in new, large central, good for small contrac­ PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, Large and beautiful one bedroom 649-5096. benefits and overtime. Manchester shopping center. room older home, with 2-car highway — 7 room Split, 3 $135. Security deposit required, Turcio, of East Haven, was tor, plumber, electrician etc. Five years experience. Manchester, 646-5971. apartments, heat, hot water, all Experience preferred. Apply at AVON - If you’re dependable, Edmund Gorman, Agency, 646- garage in walking distance of bedrooms, family room,-gar­ Low 50’s. Keith Real Estate, Articles lor Sale 41 appliances Including dishwasher, no pets. 649-4454. TAX RETURNS and accoun­ NEW HOMES - Ranches, F.J. SPILECKI Excellent references. Pete, 742- scheduled to appear today in Paragon Tool Company, 121 organized, like to meet people, 4040. everything. Large remodeled 649-1922, 646-4126. disposal, carpeting, pool and your ting done professionally. Capes, Colonials, Splits. Many Realtor 643-2121 age, IVz baths. Mid 40’s. 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. FREE all white female cat, 8 Superior Court in the death of Adams Street. COOK and have about 20 hours a week kitchen with stove and dis­ ALUMINUM sheets used as months old. Call 646-6948 after 4 own private terrace in a country set* FIVE ROOM flat, second floor, Frank Mussaro, an East Haven Reasonable rates. Confidential. to sell beautiful fragrances, hwasher, three bedrooms, for­ variations. Three and four RANCH - Central, immediate printing plates, .007 thick, ting. From $160. No pets. 2 bedrooms, electric stove, gar­ Experienced. Call Dan Hickey, For our office personnel in LAMPS and iighting- fixtures Business Property 28 PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ p.m. grocer who with his wife, Jean, INSPECTORS - For final in­ jewelry, cosmetics and family business with large showroom, mal dining room, mid $30’s. bedrooms. Call for details. occupancy, 3 bedrooms, large 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. 872-4223 875-7466 529-6586 age, adults, $170. Call 649-0101. 649-9145. family style dining room. Merritt Agency, 646-1180. HEBRON - U&R 7-room ting, wallpapering, spray/brush was robbed Wednesday night. spection, minimum five years products, you can earn good located in Vernon. Edmund Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. kitchen, $38,900. MANCHESTER - Main Street, Phone 643-2711. FREE - Beagle dogs to good Hours 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. money. I’d like to talk to you Raised Ranch on dead-end painting. Fair prices, fully in­ BIRCH STREET - four rooms, INCOME TAX returns experience aircraft parts, Gorman, Agency, 646-4040. street, just minutes from RAISED RANCH - Low 40’s. business zoned, four family, sured, experienced and depen­ homes, male and females. Call nights and days. All benefits. For information or appoint­ about it. Please call, 523-9401. HEBRON - Townhouse, 5 NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 second floor, available April Watered Whisky prepared in your home. LUDLOW ROAD rooms plus rec room, all Manchester. Family room with Eat-in kitchen, living room city utilities, level lot, $600 dable. 643-1671. 643-1387 anytime. DELUXE ONE - bedroom Dean Machine Products, Inc., ment call Consolidated Cigar BEAUTY SALON for sale. monthly income. $47,900. Hayes cents each. Inquire side door. 1st. One child accepted. $140. HARTFORD (UPI) - Reasonable, Call H.H. Wilson, Ten-room, five-bedroom brick con­ appliances, 1 1/2 baths. fireplace, cathedral ceiling with wall-to-wall and apartment - Complete Call 649-8350, 102 Colonial Rd, Manchester. Corp, 633-3641, Ext. 17. EOE WAITRESSES - Lunch time, Prime location. Well es­ structed Colonial Cape - 3 baths, 2 Manchester Evening Heraid. ADORABLE six-weeks old pups “Refilling,” putting cheaper 649-6506. Sacrifice, $25,500. 228-0054. beamed living room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, rec Corp. 646-0131. INSIDE - Outside painting, appliances, carpeting, air- Equal opportunity employer. F/M weekend cocktaii waitresses. tablished. Good parking. Call fireplaces, garage. Must be seen! |68,- need a good home and someone liquor into prestige label bottles A pply P odunk M ill, 989 900 fireplace, on landscaped room, IVz baths, over one acre' fe c ia l rates for people over 65. WE BUY and seli used fur­ conditioned, swimming pooi. MANCHESTER - Available Court ot Probate, District of Manchester 643-9217. wooded acre. Principals only. to love. Call 644-1364. or water into any kind of liquor, Ellington Rd., So. Windsor. M.H. PALMER REALTY MANCHESTER - Split 7 rooms, lot. Foully insured. Estimates given. niture. Cash on the line. One $175 plus utilities. Robert D. April 1st, 5-room, first floor NOTICE OF HEARING Roses are red, violets are blue. B4S-«321 643-5535 after 5 p.m or Call 649-7863. is rampant, according to ESTATE OF JULIA D. FAULKNER PART-TIME Lawn Cntraa hoOni - HI4IS31 1 1/2 baths, 3 bedrooms, CAPE - Mid 30’s, 4 bedrooms, piece or an entire housefull. Murdock, Realtor, 643-2692. apartment in central location. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Want Ads are great, and get fast CHAMBERMAIDS! Start work modern kitchen, dining room, weekends. Low 40’s. Antiques 48 Adults only, no pets. $185 George J. Montano, chairman now, full, part-time! Rotate maintenance and landscaping west side, aluminum siding, 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated March 3, results too. REGISTERED NURSES family room, fireplace, wall-to- WALLPAPER hanging, $2.50 Main Street Rear, behind THREE BEDROOMS, central, monthly. Call 643-1577. of the Connecticut Liquor Con­ 1975 a hearing will be held on an applica­ weekends &ff! Call Jobseekers, business for sale. Customers MANCHESTER - Eight-room fireplace, move-in condition. p e r r o ll, E x c e lle n t tion praying that an instrument purpor­ FULL AND PART-TIME BOLTON - price reduced on this wall carpeting, garage, large Douglas Motor Sales. WANTED Antique furniture, cheerful, quiet, second floor, trol Commission. 568-1070. and equipment. Ideal for multi-level Contemporary, 21/2 9 S » " * * * craftsmanship. Call Ralph glass, pewter,:, oil paintlngst'^r ting to be. the last will and testament of retired person or anyone in­ seven room Ranch. Three or lot, $45,500. Imllbrick Agency, carpeting, stove, refri.'’erator, Montano said Wednesday two said deceased be admitted to probate as NIGHTS baths, sunken patio, panoramic Starkweather, 644-3194. other antique items. Ft. terested in landscaping. four bedrooms, fireplaced Realtors, 646-4200. KEITH CLEAN USED refrigerators, basement, garage. Adult family federal agents have been in said application on file more fully INVITATION NURSE’S AIDES for 3-11 shift. We have several full and part- view of Hartford skyline. Harrison, 643-8709. only. No pets. Security, lease. appears, at the Court of Probate on Possibility of full-time. Call living room, formal dining ranges, automatic washers, PRESIDENTIAL assigned to his agency to stop Only experienced need apply. time openings'-tivfUlable Immediate occupancy. 60’s. REAL ESTATE Tenant pays utilities. Available March 24, 1975 at 2:00 P.M. Highest starting salary in the after 6 p.m. 742-6555. room, eat-in kitchen plus gar­ HEBRON w.th guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s VILLAGE APTS. the practice, which he called Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk TO BID for RNS on our night shift. age. 3/4 acre lot on dead-end Warren E. Howland, Realtors, 649-1922 646-4126 Building-Contracting 33 Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- EMPIRE sofa, excellent condi­ February 1st. 643-6733, 649-5051. Sealed bids will be received area. Liberal fringe benefits. Working schedule Involves 2 643-1108. tion, $145. 647-1113 after 6:30 MANCHESTER “one of the most obnoxious Apply in person East Hartford Situation Wanted 15 street. Asking $38,900. Zinsser Spring is just around the cor­ 2171 violations going.” Court of Probate, District of Manchester in the Office of The Director of out of 4 weekends. Excellent , Agency, 646-1511. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - p.m. 3Dc NOTICE OF HEARING General Services, 41 Center Convalescent Home, 745 Main ner. Watch it happen from One and two bedrooms. “It’s more widespread than salary and benefits. For more WILL CARE for your children, Remodeling, repairing, ad­ SEASONED oak wood - Split floor, heat, appliances, central, ESTATE OF SYLVIO J. GIRARDIN Street, Manchester, Connec­ Street, East Hartford. your beautiful deck or FLEA MARKET dealers - In­ no pets, security, lease, $190 we know,” he told a group of Pursuant to an order of Hon. William information please contact my home, days, 2-5 year old. BOLTON - Beautiful Ansaldi Getting things moving is Our ditions, rec rooms, porches and and ready for fireplace. $20 Near schools, churches ticut, until March 21, 1975 at screened porch. Hundreds of roofing. No job too smali. Call doors space available for 80 monthly. 649-3340. lunching Republicans. “The E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated March m, SUMMER CAMPER sales posi­ the Personnel Department, Nice yard. References. 643- built Raised Ranch, on acre business. We take pride in dump truck loads delivered. and shopping center, on 1975 a hearing will be held on an applica­ 11:00 a.m. for the following: treed lot, brick front, plastered bulbs and plants surround this 649-3144. 742-7886. dealers. Old historic mill in' main violators are medium-to- tion praying that letters of administra­ tion, full-time, experience in 646-1222, ext. 481. 1428. our effective handling of real bus line. Call anytime CHEMICALS, STREET walls, 4 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, lovely 3-bedrodm Raised center of Coventry. $12 for MANCHESTER - Deluxe two better-class places.” tion (>e granted on said estate as in said camping gear helpful. Call MANCHESTER MEMORIAL estate purchases, sales and weekend. Phone 742-5175 or application on file more fully appears, at SWEEPER RENTAL, one full, two half baths, rec Ranch with 2-car garage and Real Estate CARPENTRY - Repairs, WOODEN PALLETS for sale at bedroom Townhouse, full, Jobseekers, 568-1070. leases. Call us at 646-4040 after 5 p.m. 561-1427. ~ private basement. Includes 646-2623 the Court of Probate on March 24,1975 at PARKING LOT SWEEPING. HOSPITAL room with wet bar, enclosed storage galore. Country estate remodeling, additions, roofing. circulation department, Court of Probate 10:30 A.M. and get your deal moving. Cail David Patria, South Wind­ neat, appliances, carpeting, and Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk Bid forms, plans and MATURE OLDER responsible I I IfayiKS S I MaicliKttr, Com. □ EDUCATION heated porch, 2-car garage, but only minutes away. Priced Manchester Herald. $2.-$5. District of Manchester $59,500. Philbrick Agency, Center sor, 644-1796. Wanted to Buy 49 pool. $255_ monthly. Paul W. specifications are available at woman to care for two children An Equal Opportunity Employer to sell at $49,500. Realtor, 646-1021 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Realtors, 646-4200. SEASONED firewood, cut, Dougan, Court of Probate, District of Manchester the General Services Office, 41 in my home 6:30 a.m. - 4 p.m., WES ROBBINS carpentry WANTED - ANTIQUE fur­ 643-4535. MANCHESTER - three room NOTICE OF HEARING Private Instructions 18 n ' split, delivered, truck ioad $30. ESTATE OF EDWARD W. KOSKY Center Street, Manchester, Monday - Friday until June BARMAID and waitresses for remodeling specialist. Ad­ niture, jewelry, glassware, furnished efficiency, no pets, Pursuant to an order of Hon. William ESTATE OF LUELLA EMBELTON 25th. References required. Call Sand, gravel and stone, 643-9504 ROOD aka. Deceased Connecticut. weekend, part-time work. Call GORMAN ditions, rec rooms, dormers, paintings, lamps, etc. Call 649- MANCHESTER - New 3 $140 per month. Carpeting and E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be 649-5550 after 4 p.m.. EXPERIENCED English MINI-ESTATE after 6. presented to the fiduciary named below .Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Town of Manchester, 872-3381 asK for Skip. teacher will tutor, special DUPLEXES Edmund Gorman Agency built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, 5139. bedroom Duplex, half of two- parking included. 646-5200. E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated March 4, Manchester - Nestled in the on or before June 3,1975 or be barred by training in composition, and Commercial and Indusirlal 649-3446. A-1 re c o n d itio n e d co lo r family 1 1/2 baths, full base­ law. The fiduciary is: 1975 a hearing will be held on an applica­ Connecticut tall pines and oaks! We offer WE HAVE THEMII Real Esiale Brokers tion praying tor authority to sell certain ACCOUNTS PAYASLE TOOL MAKER Top earnings SAT preparation. Call 646-7305. televisions now on display in WANTED - Wicker furniture, ment, includes appliances, $275 MANCHESTER - 6 room Frances H. Kosky Robert B. Weiss, one of the areas finest Serving Ceniral Connecllcul 49 Hyde St. real estate as in said application on file for experienced worker.rke Hours LEON Cieszynski buiider - new our show room. Most of these any kind, any shape. Call 872- per month. Paul W. Dougan Duplex, 3 or 4 bedrooms, stove, more fully appears, at the Court of General Manager GOOKKEEPER 604 Middle Turnpike EasI Manchester, Conn. 06040 7-5:30 daily. Call now. residences. A rambling 10- 647-1419 Manchesler, Connecllcul homes custom built, sets are in excellent condition, 0930. Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. garage, security, $195 per Probate on March 17,1975 at 9:30 A.M. OR ACCOUNTANT Jobseekers 568-1070. $38,600 - Remodaled 6-6, gat furnace, new wiring. month. April 1st. Call after 5, Madeline B. Ziebarth, Clerk Experienced through P&L, 5 room Dutch Colonial, 2 family remodeled, additions, rec ideal for living room or family Court of Probate □ REAL ESTATE rooms, master bedroom wing, rooms, garages,- kitchens VERNON ■- Town House Three- 646-0766. years minimum or BS in ac­ $38,900 - Auumable 7 % VA, 6-6. Needt some work. room. Modern TV Service, 805 District of Manchester TOWN OF MANCHESTER RN-LPLN. 10% differential. 3 baths, 2-car garage, h ea t^ remodeled, bath tile, cement Hartford Road, next to Gus’s A one bedroom ranch style Court of Probate, District of Manchester counting. Salary range □ RENTALS apartment community. Its MANCHESTER - Immaculate NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE OF HEARING Greenwood Nursing Home, Homes For Sale 23 in-ground pool. Extra lot. Real Estate Wanted 28 work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Pizza, Manchester. 646-2205. ESTATE OF ARTHUR DANCOSSE LEGAL negotiable, benefits. Apply: Hartford pays 10% differential LARGE Seven-room Colonial, 1 $41,500 - Central location, 5-5 Hat, two finished rooms tial or commercial. Call 649- spacious interior design and 5-room, second floor apart­ ESTATE OF MILDRED W. BROWN aka ARTHUR J. DANCOSSE Inspection a must! $79,500. 1/2 baths, aluminum siding, In attic, 2-car garage. Mrs. Graves, on 3-11 and 11-7 shifts. 236-2901. MANCHESTER - Newer 3- ALL CASH for your property 4291. SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury total conveniences, along with ment, in 2-family house, Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Pursuant to an order of Hon. William NOTICE Ask for A1 Martin. garage, treed lot, $48,50(1. Rooms tor Rent 52 its unusual architectural design appliances, no utilities, no pets. E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated February KASDEN FUEL COMPANY bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, $45,900 - Large 6-6. New roof, now carpeting, recently within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, above ground pool distributor presented to the fiduciary named below 26, 1975 a hearing will be held on an The Zoning Board of Appeals GLASTONBURY - Will train HuLchins Agency, 646-3166. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY and attractive landscaping, Adults. $200. Ann Lord Realty, 289-5431 possible 4th bedroom, con­ decorated. Mutt be told. $39,800 mortgage instant service. Hayes Agency, needs warehouse space. Will on or before June 4,1975 or be barred by application praying that an Instrument will hold public hearings on you for cocktail waitress, venient location. $35,900. Paul 646-0131. Carpentry and general contrac­ sell and completely install a THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ provides for a comfortable 528-4139. law. The fiduciary is: purporting to be the last will and testa-, Monday, March 17, 1975 star­ evenings. Alust like people. $19,900 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 could be assumed to qualified buyer. ting. Residential and commer­ nished rooms, centrally nomelike atmosphere. Total Herbert C. Brown ment of said deceased be admitted to W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ huge 16x31’ O.D. swim pool probate as in said application on file ting at 7:00 P.M., in the BROKERAGE INVESTMENT Jobseekers 568-1070. FRECHETTE & MARTIN cial. Whether it be a small located. Kitchen privileges. electric, no pets,pe rentals $180 MANCHESTER - Immediate 543 Woodbridge Street age, nearly two acres. Hutchins $47,000 - Hugo 6-6 with 2 attic rooms, 2-car garage, WE WILL buy your house. Call complete with fencing, Manchester, Conn. 06040 more fully appears, at the Court of Hearing Room of the Municipal clerk. Experience a must for CONDOMINIUM - three Realtors/MLS 646-4144 anytime, Hutchins Agency, repair job, a custom built home sundeck, filter and pump. Now Parking. Reasonable rates. ler month. Please call 872-0528 occupancy, four room apart­ Probate on March 24,1975 at 10:00 A.M. Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. large lot. Possible attumj^lon to qualified ment stove, refrigerator, Building to hear and consider this full-time position. Salary RN-LPN, day shift.' No bedrooms, three baths, rec Realtors, 646-3166. or anything in between, call 646- only $795. Full price financing Phone 649-2358. bnday-Friday, 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk rotations. Greenwood Nursing buyer. carpeting and parking. No pets, the following petition: STATE accordingly. Jobseekers, 568- room, den, living room, dining 1379. available. Call Tony collect, 1070. Home. Hartford. 236-2901. ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, ATTRACTIVE four room no utilities. $150 monthly. 646- HEARING ALSO. room, kitchen, all appliances. SELLING your house? Call us 203-232-6500. Mid 30’s. Frechette & Martin, $40,000 - Gorgeous 6-6. Extremely nice condition, 2 ANY TYPE Carpentry and gentleman, private entrance, apartment, stove, refrigerator, 5200. Item 5 - No. 431— Gulf Oil Co. fireplaces, 2-car garage. first and we’ll make you a cash CUSTODIANS, experienced, REMODELING contractor Inc, Realtors, 646-4144. offer. One day service. T. J. masonry work, auditions and IT’S terrific the way we’re free parking, shower bath, app­ references, no pets, $145. 646- — Tremarco— Request Special needs people-oriented business 3167, 228-3540. ROCKVILLE - four rooms, one part-time, days, and nights. NOW IS THE TIME! $54,000 • Newer 5-5 duplex, 3 years old, gat furnaces, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. remodeling. Free estimates. A. selling Blue Lustre to clean ly 195 Spruce Street. Exception for approval of Manchester, East Hartford woman, full, part-time. Start Squillacote, 649-0811. rugs and upholstery. Rent bedroom, first floor, stove, COME CLEAN extension of location area and area. Call 643-5691, 2-6 p.m. on­ immediately. Manchester com-- Interest Rates Are DownI aluminum siding. YOUNG gentleman-central ROCKVILLE - four room apart­ refrigerator, washing machine, IMMEDIATE CASH for your shampooer $1. E. A. Johnson pany. Jobseekers 568-1070. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ment, heat, hot water, parking, wall-to-wall in living room and Special Exception for change of ly. $06,000 - Brand new 5-5 duplex. Choose your colors. property. Let us explain our BUILDING - Remodeling, Paint Company.. pledsant room, next to shower, Avante oHers you tlieir personal attention when roofing, rec rooms, additions,, parking. 649-6801 after 6:30. appliances, no pets, security, foyer, storage, security and structure — 250 West Middle Ideal location. fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, buying or selling property. Many financing plans garages. All kinds, carpentry $165 monthly. 646-1060. referen c es. No u tilitie s. Turnpike— Business Zone II. Altree bedroom Raised 647-1413. Parking, no pets, on bus line. $77,000 - Rockville. 7-unlt package. Two and 5-lamlly. work. For estimates call 649- FEMALE ROOMMATE fo r *1.50 Information pertaining to Ranch, two baths, carpeting available.. NEW FIVE ROOM first floor Available April 1st. $150. 872- FDR SALE wanted to share 2-bedroom above may be obtained in the throughout, two antique brick ' Good Income. Secondary financing available. MAY WE BUY your home? 1142. Call the REAL people. Quick, fair, all cash and no Tlr«t 13"-13"-14" »nd 16" lonw n«w apartment. Call 643-6961 after flat, all appliances, fully 0900. Planning Office. fireplaces, one in a cozy fami­ MASON CONTRACTOR - torn* utad. Body Qrindor, whool 4:30 p.m. carpeted, basement storage All persons interested may ly room. Spacious kitchen­ $02,900 - Rockville. Three-family. Great shape. problems. Call Warren E. pullor, powor tako-olft, hydraulic MANCHESTER - Three room Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Plastering, custom built stone with washer and dryer connec­ attend these hearings. dining room area with large cylindara, lira changar, whaal tions. Convenient to schools and apartment, heat, first floor, Car msh^Wax or brick fireplaces, chimney balancar, alactric anow plow holaL LADIES ONLY - room for rent, $160 monthly. Security. Call Zoning Board sundeck, basement garage, AVAISTE CASH FOR HOUSES - End repairs, block and cement Irallar hitchaa, jacka, battary furnished, reasonable rates and shopping.$265 per month plus 646-7629. of Appeals white aluminum siding with those home-selling worries. Let work. New and repairs. E. chargar, coupla ol 12v battcriaa, ideal location. Call after 5 p.m., utilities. Call Mr. Peterman, Bernard R. Johnson, black shutters, acre plus treed us bring in a buyer. Or perhaps Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. gaugaa lor torch and outboard 644-0383. 649-9404, 646-2912. 646-4144 molor-55 H.P., aooM amall loola, CAMBRIDGE STREET - first Chairman yard, $42,900. buy ourselves. We do you know. floor, 5 room apartment with REALTY Showings at your convenience. STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone booatar cablaa. FURNISHED ROOM, elderly AVAILABLE March 15th, five Paul J. Rossetto, FRECHEHE & MARTIN, INC., Realtors robm apartment on first floor garage, security and references Secretary We need large and small walls, fireplaces, flagstone woman preferred, hot plate, PIANO A6ENCY terraces, concrete repairs, in­ CALL 649-4732 access to bus. Downtown with garage. Security required, required. One or two children 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.» Phone 643-5135 Dated this 6th day of March, 6 4 6 -5 4 6 1 263 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER homes. Call.witnout obligation! accepted, no pets. Available 646-5200 Keith Real Estate, 646-4126 or side and outside. Reasonably after 5 p.m. Manchester, reasonable. Call no pets, call after 5 p.m., 646- 1975. 649-1922. priced. ^3-0851. 643-5052. 4786. April 1st. Call 647-9607 after 4. MANCHEgTER_EV^^ Manchester. Conn.. Thur. M.r.H . PACK KkiUTKKN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., March 6, 1975 Campera-Trallera B U G S B U N N Y (HIT OUR WAY BY NKD COCHRAN OCR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BKNJ^ BY JIM BERRY Autoi For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 . Motorcyclea-BIcyclea Mobile Homes 65

T h e 5<3LUT|(7n t o the 1963 PLYMOUTH Savoy I I , 2- NOTICE - Public Auction, MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE- EIGHT-FOOT hardtop tent HEY/ SYLVESTER, ^ I BOUGHT THIS NEW NOW, \-€s S E E S O M E ISN'T NEXT RE/nEMBER Saturday, March 29,8 a.m. 1966 lowest rates available. “ eo r BIG NEWS/ DISHWASHIN’ BRUSH / RESULTS/;------" g a s o l in e p r o b l e m is .THAT HE'LL W HEN HE door hardtop,. 1968 440 cubic camper, sleeps 7, sink, stove, 5 0 BASIC I'M AMA7ED Chevrolet, 2-door hardtop. Iden­ Immediate binding. Exclusive ice box and neater, like new. T H ’ S A L E S M A N S A ID Y O U 'R E LIKE TELL WANTEP inch engine, 4-speed, bucket WHEN YOU YOU’RE GOING IT'LL DO TWICE AS ALL THAT NO ONE PI5COVEREP FINPING tification No. 166476T117798. 18 NETRA Agent. Clarke In­ Also one pair Sears air shocks, ueAVE—. US To REMOVE seats and extras. Tires and 72/»e/V TO GIVE ME A MANY DISHES IN HEART/ IT EARLIERW E SIMPLY AN OWL THE body in decent shape. Needs Main Street, Manchester. surance Agency, 643-1126. $30 and two recaps, $15. Call THE 5A LT ■rB^/rrP ouTtm ^ RAISE ? H A L F T H ’ require a n auto th a t WHO s o l u t io n ’ FROM THE minor work. Must sell im­ 875-9295. A/Of^TSf P0E5NT NEEP a TIME/ POESN'r TO OCEAN BY mediately. Asking $500. or best 1970 BUICK Riviera, full 1974 KAWASAKI K-X 250 -"I GASOLINE.' NEEP p o v e r t y ’ 'fh e .^u iv i power, air, chrome wheels, Motocrosser, used about 10 PUNKING offer. Call 643-0458 after 6, any M- KEG? IS OLD Rv'e. day but Fridays. excellent condHion, low hours, never raced. Best offer. s»rm- MONE'/.' AUTOS? V«. mileage, $1,995. Call 644-0744, 872-2540. 1972 CROSSROADS trailer, 17’, 1972 VEGA GT - Excellent con­ after 6 p.m. self-contained, excellent condi­ V\cAII- dition, automatic transmission. SEARS 3-speed girl’s bicycle. tion. Must sell. M^any extras. $1,800. Call 646-1722 after 5 p.m. 1969 OLDS LS, 61,000 miles, 26”- • wheels, • • excellent llei ...... condition. 649-5234 after 7 p.m. good condition, gold, black Call after 4:30, 742-8550. DODGE Coronet, 1967, conver­ vinyl roof, air, all power, $1,400 3-fc I tible, excellent condition, new or best offer. 875-1204 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 top and glass (rear). Good weekends. MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD 55 Autos For Sale tires, new battery, $ ^ . 646- Homes tor Rent 5 4 Business lor Rent 61 Autos For Sale 67 5691 or 646-6297. 1974 VEGA - Hatchback coupe, 3-e automatic transmission, 2,000 MAYBE YOU SHOULD j I KNOW... MANCHESTER - Three BOLTON NOTCH, highway 1972 MAVERICK, 2-door, 6- ALL CARS simonized $20. Com­ 1972 CHEVROLET Nova, 4- miles, radio,' new radial tires, WRITE HIM — IT WILL / BUT... IT bedroom Condominium, 2 1/2 location across shopping cylinder, standard shift, radio, pounded, waxed, windows and door sedan, excellent condition, deluxe interior, very clean. $2,- Shop, then KITTY— HOW MUCH WELL... HE'LL BE E A S IE R ____ ^ WOULD BE LONGER ARE YOU GOING PROBABLY THAT WAY' r T l COWARDLY./ baths, wall-to-wall carpeting center, 4,000 square feet one owner. Asking $1,500. Call nub caps cleaned and low mileage, call 643-8390. 700. Excellent running condi­ 875-4447. tion. Call 649-3868 after 5 p.m. TO PUT IT OFF? YOU'VE 1 CALL ME THIS and all appliances included. building for professional offices vacuumned, 528-1990, for ap­ GOT TO TELL MICKEY' WEEKEND./ or sales. Four acres industrial pointment. PACER - The wide small car LL, IT $350 monthly plus utilities. Trucks lor Sale 62 Available March 1. Mr. commercial, storage buildings. .ORIGINAL OWNER wishes to from AMC has terrific visibili­ . S&S BUCK WORKS ON THE sell 1969 Dodge Coronet Filloramo, 646-6555. Phone, 1-223-4460. EXCEPTIONAL 1962 Chevrolet ty, with over 5,444 square in­ V i HIGHWAYS’ custom, 4-door, 52,000 miles. Impala, 2-door hardtop, V8, ches of glass area. Now 1973 FORD F250 V-8 Standard 4- 3 -0 700 SQUARE FOOT office in This car is in excellent shape power steering, power brakes. available from DeCormier speed, excellent condition. $2,- SINGLE FAMILY - 5 room Route 83 Vernon Professional and has had expert $375. Call 643-1969. Motors, 285 Broad Street, 643- 800. Cail 742-6914. CAPFAIN EASY BY C R O O K S Si I.AW RENCE Ranch, $230 per month plus Building. $275 monthly includes maintenance, power steering, 4165. NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE deposit. Call 742-6519 between heat and air-conditioning in radio, automatic, air, extras, 1973 DODGE Dart, 2-door, 6 1966 FORD, half-ton, pick-up, V8, 352, $8fe Phone 643-4222 WHAT IS THE PRINCESS BECAME BY THE SPIKES OF MECCA 1 7:30-8:15 a.m. carpeted 2 1/2 room office with snow wheels. This is an cylinder engine, power 1973 PLYMOUTH, 3-passenger THIS.? v io l e n t , v o u k e x c e l l e n c y ; .THIS I& NOT PRINCESS JA S M IN ^ kitchenette. Call after 6 p.m. excellent family car and gets steering, vinyl roof, Chorches wagon, sports suburban, blue, after 6 p.rh. MONEY Try K, you'll like it..niakiii{ money 644-2314. excellent mileage. $950. Con­ Motors, 643-2791. paneling, extra equipment, $3,- Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 with our Want Ms. tact Leo at 646-1717 during 895. Will negotiate. 643-6749. business hours. Car can be seen 1969 AUSTIN AMERICA, low EK-MEEEEE ? Resort Property at Fairway, 975 Main Street. mileage, good condition, needs 1973 BUICK LeSabre, black, 4- EXPERT bicycle repairs, all Business lor Rent 55 makes, models and speeds. For Rent 56 transmission work, $300. or best door hardtop, extra equipment, PRISCILLA ’S P O P 1973 PONTIAC CATALINA - 4- offer. Call before noon, 646- excellent, $3,895. Will Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, BY AL VERMEER 122 EAST CENTER STREET - Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- Personal size first floor modern CAPE COD - Brewster, Mass. door sedan, automatic, power 1917. negotiate. 643-6749. SO SHE GOT CAUGHT ' BUT IT’S NOT JUST WAIT TILL SHE Three bedroom cottage, fully steering, power brakes, 2098. CROSSING THE STREET AS THOUGH SHE TRIES TO RENEW HER office. Merritt Agency, 646 a g a i n s t t h e S IG N A L ! c o m m i t t e d a LIBRARY CARD.! 1180. equipped, overlooking the bay. excellent condition. Very low 1972 CHRYSLER Imperial, June 21-July 26. Call 649-9846. mileage. $2,695. 649-2696. completely equipped, $2,600; Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 CRIME! SHARE OFFICE space with ac­ 1966 Chevrolet, windowed van, YOU countant. Excellent location for 1968 CHEVROLET Caprice needs work, $300; 1974 Pontiac, Now is the time to THINK wagon, 8-cylinder, good condi­ Bonneville, loaded, $3,900. NOT attorney, real estate, in­ Wanted to Rent 57 e? surance, etc. 649-1680, 649-3549. tion. $900. Air-conditioned, air Repossessions. Savings Bank of take S&S for a ride! SINGLE MIDDLEAGED shocks, 646-8797 evenings. Manchester, 646-1700. EXCELLENT location, 5061500 woman wants three or four JUST ARRIVED Take Advantage of 6 MUTT AND JEFF CREATED BY Bl 1) I ISlILK square feet, heat, janitor, room unfurnished apartment 1972 MGB, excellent condition, 1973 CHEVROLET Beauville Sport Van, power steering, parking included. As low as $75 with garage in Manchester. with over drive radial tires and The New Small Truck... Our Pre-Spring per month. Call 649-5334, 643- Reasonable rent with heat automatic transmission, V-8, am/fm radio. Call 649-9215 after 3/4 ton chassis, trailer hitch, JUDGE, I l o v e / b u t Y-THlATfe) FURTHERMORE) V E S -- 7175. prreferred. Needed June 1st. 6. Sale Savings Today! Write Box M, Manchester radio and rear heater. Call Tw o Wo m e n ./ t h a t ^ \ b i g / cam you / b u t DONTd o n ’' after 4:30, 742-8550. Herald. NEED CAR? Credit bad? Aisj I D LIKE TO BIGAMX OF 6 IJPPORTTWO FORGET- Bankrupt? Repossessed? y o u d o M't OFFICE SPACE THE BORN LOSER BY ART SA.MSOM M A R R y BO-TVI ME.' W IVES? I'M A Honest Douglas accepts lowest FOR RENT O F THEM/ JUDGE AM DI COLLECT □ AUTOMOTIVE down, smallest payments. a n y TIPS' 250 square feet, center of I Douglas Motors, 345 Main. UP TO <100 V 1)0 COULDN^T— Manchester, air conditioning] COUHER SOU DOlMtp? and parking. Call: 643-9551. Autos For Sale 61 JUNK CARS T TOYOTA - See us for reliable from Ford AN- 1 used Toyotas with our 60-day WANTED 1963 PLYMOUTH Savoy II, 2- y 3-fc door hardtop, 1968 440 cubic 100% warranty. We also buy WE WILL PAY UP TO $100 See it now at... STORE FOR rent. Best Main inch engine, 4-speed, bucket used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, FOR YOUR JUNK CAR Street location. About 1,000 seats and extras. Tires and 345 Center Street, Manchester, Depending on Year and square feet. Same size base­ body in decent shape. Needs 646-4321. DISREGARD LABEL PRICES... Model In fairness to competition. We can’t quote prices I ment. For information. minor work. Must sell im­ FREE TOW Your Small Car Philbrick Agency, Realtors, WE PAY $10 for complete junk mediately. $500 or best offer. SAME DAY SERVICE FORD I publicly. You must come in and see and hear for | 646-4200. Call 643-0458 after 6 any day but cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto Headquarters I yourself. See S&S Todayl Fridays. Body, 528-1990. PLEASE CALL FOR Autos For Sale 61 CURRENT PRICE LISTS THE l•LL^TSTO^ES BY HAW-BAKBLRA b a.m. - 4 p.m. 522-1104 after 5 p.m. 247-0910 O H75 by NEA. Iiw . T M U S Fil t ALLIED S&SBUICK . c h a n g i n g OUR USED CARS ARE SPECIAL! DILLON FORD ALLEY O O P BY V.T. IIAMLI.N PRICES/ SCRAP METALS WHAT'RE They’re special cause we’ve made them that way. 741 WINDSOR STREET 11 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER (Open Eves.) 649-4571 THEY 319 Main S\., Manchester 643-2145 (lill ta OH l-M A Route 1 $,Nest te Afwey, One Iteek from Celdei^ HAVE YOU GOT COULD BE, OSCAR... I'LL KNOW FOR WHAT'S THIS \ I'D BATHER NOT SAY OKAY, DOC, We don’t just polish them and wait for you to find out HARTFORD A NEW PROJECT I CERTAIN AFTER I'VE TALKED TO NEW DEAL J RIGHT NOW.' IF IT WORKS IFTHAT'S DOING PACK what’s wrong with them. Instead, our service depart­ LINED UP FOR THIS PARTY IN FLORIDA.' ALL ABOUT?/OUT I'a FILL YOU IN US? LATER/ COME ON,, THERE, ment spends lots of hours and money poking and L E T 'S G E T p a c k e d / F^RED prying and fixing so that when you get a used car from Carter’s It’s as good as we can make It. Come on In and try us out. A 72 IMPALA <25951 Sport Sedan. V-8, automatic tranamlaalon, air con-j ditloning, power ateering, radio. 74 CHEVELLE >3695 We bet you thought 5!i' Malibu Sport Coupe.Coupe V-8, automatic tranamlaalon,nisalon, air con­con- 72 OPEL >28951 ditloning,ditioning, power ateateering, vinyl root, radio.3. G.T. Coupe. 4-cyllnder, 4-apeed tranamlaalon, radio. 74 IMPALA \ <4095 72 PONTIAC <25451 WIN AT BRIDGE Sport Sedan. V-8, automatic tranamlaalon,alon, air con­con- LeMana Coupe. V-8. automatic tranamlaalon, air con-| MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY ditioning, power ateering, power brakea, tiltllt wheel, power ditloning, power ateering, vinyl roof, radio. windowa, vinyl roof, radio. 72 COMET <2445 HEy,AREyxi YEA H ! WH/XT SEEM 5 TO BE MANCHESTER HONDA FLiprnN O DO YOU HAVE TO THE STRONG, 74 NOVA <3395 8-cyllnder, automatic tranamlaalon, power ateering, radio. 4-Door Sedan. V-8, automatic tranamlaalon, air con­ WITH MY G IRL? SAYABOLn-rr? S lia^ TYPE.' Professor studies percentages ditioning. power ateering, radio. 72 TORINO <2775 Station Wagon. V-8, automatic tranamlaalon, air con-| NORTH The Professor let the spade jack. I would have had a 52 per The bidding has been: 6 74 MONTE CARLO <3975 ditloning, power ateering, power brakea. radio. A K85 lead run around to his ace. Then cent chance for my contract un­ V-6. automatic transmissiQn. air conditioning, power VK8 he led a diamond to dummy; der those circumstances. West North East South steering, power brakes, radio. 72 CHEVROLET <25951 just sold ♦ KQ2 played the three of clubs and Townaman Station Wagon. V-8, automatic tranamlaalon, AKQ543 finessed his 10 spot after East “With the ten of clubs in my 1 * 74 IMPALA <3945 radio, power ateering. WEST EAST followed low. He cashed his ace hand, it would do me no good to Cuatom Coupe. V-8, automatic tranamlaalon, vinyl roof. Pass 1 ♦ Pass ’’ ♦ QJ10 9 A 72 of clubs and, after both op­ drop the doubleton jack of You, South, hold 7 1 BUICK <2345 V 10 4 3 VQJ96 ponents followed, the Professor clubs, because the four clubs in Skylark Sports Wagon. V-6. automatic transmission, A.KJ94VAQ2 ♦J43*K10 5 73 VOLKSWAGEN <2495 «94 ♦ 10 8753 could count 12 tricks in sure his partner’s hand would stop 2-Door, 4-cylinder, 4-apeed Iransmisaion, radio. radio, power steering. What do you do now’ 3-6 A 9 8 6 2 AJ7 winners. He played the hand out me. On the other hand banging A — Bid one spade. This is your SOUTH (D) to see if a squeeze might the high clubs would only repre­ suit. 73 CHEVELLE <3245 71 IMPALA <1995 develop in spades and hearts. sent a 36 per cent chance. The Malibu Station Wagon. V-8, automatic tranamlaalon, air Cuatom Coupe. V-8, automatic tranamlaalon. air con­ motorcycles! WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI A A643 But it didn’t, so the Professor ditioning, vinyl roof, power ateering, power brakea. V A752 play I took would produce five conditioning, power ateering," power brakea, radio, settled for his small slam. TODAY'S QUESTION luggage carrier. ♦ A J 6 club tricks any time the suit w w A A 10 broke 3-3 or 4-2 and East held Your partner continues to two 70 IMPALA <18951 ‘‘Why did you take that club spades What do you do now'’ Cuatom Coupe. V-8, automatic tranamlaalon, power} I 11 the jack. That was a 42 per cent 73 IMPALA <3195 BoUi vulnerable finesse?” asked the student. ■Answer Tomorrow Sport Sedan. V-8, automatic tranamlaalon, air con­ ateering, radio. chance and I took it.” I il ‘‘Isn’t it better percentage to iNEWSPAF’ER ENTERPRISE ASSN i ditioning, vinyl roof, power ateering, power brakea, radio. try to break the suit when you 70 IMPALA <17951 West North East South have seven cards and miss the 73 CHEVELLE >3145 48, automatic transmission, air con-1 jack?” . Malibu 4-Dr. Sedan. V-8, automatic tranamlaalon, air con­ ditloning, power steering, radio. I i 1 N.T. 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A 1 =1 'v' S J ‘ I r n ;] PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. March 6, 1975 For Paying Bills Orthopaedic Surgeons’ Group Inducts Dr. Ferrari as Fellow Dr. Dudley A. Ferrari of Dr. Ferrari is a 1963 graduate Center at Boston, and has State Bank Has Manchester has been inducted of Columbia University College served as chief of surgery at ater lEuFmng lifralJi as a Fellow of the American of Physicians and Surgeons. He Laredo Air Force Base, Texas. Academy of Orthopaedic served internship and residency Dr. Ferrari lives at 39 Dun­ muse MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 133 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-FOIJR PAGES Automatic System Surgeons, the nation’s largest requirements at ’Tufts Univer­ can Rd. with his wife, PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS medical org*anization for sity’s New England Medical Katherine, and their children. I^lorist & Greenhousd Manchester residents will be paying variable-amount bills, specialists in bone and joint surgery. among the first to benefit from such as those from public utility ' Joint Meeting a new automatic banking companies. Dr. Ferrari, who has been Clearing House officials -V - - system for depositing funds and practicing in Manchester since The Manchester Board of Featured speakers at the ses­ Ford Fears Cambodia Bloodbath '• K t ! - 4, expect that automation will paying routine bills. 1970, was one of 628 Fellows in­ Realtors Inc. and the sion will be Judge of Probate The Manchester State Bank reduce check writing and ducted in ceremonies at the LARGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER Manchester Bar Association William E. FitzGerald, Atty. >- tM M f * * " " ' I' processing, which has been Academy’s annual meeting in now has this capability, through will cqnduct a joint meeting Richard C. Woodhouse, and At­ Monchtiler doubling in volume every ten San Francisco earlier this 643-9559 its participation in the recently March 19 at noon at Willie’s ty. Paul R. Marte. 621 HARTEORD ROAD,-MANCHESTER years. week. developed New England Steak House. If American Aid Is Not Granted Dr. Dudley A. Ferrari Automated Clearing House. A native of Shelburne, Mass., The system, to be operated by WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Ford If the insurgents cannot win by then, talks “I am not saying that we would support the Federal Reserve Bank, seek a negotiated settlement — “If we says $222 million in aid may prevent a Com­ might follow. any government,” Ford replied. “I am transfers funds electronically abandon our allies, we will be saying to the munist takeover in Cambodia and perhaps Liberal congressional sentiment sup­ saying that we would support any govern­ between banks, and from one world that war pays” — and the third was allow negotiations. If Congress refuses, ported Lon NoTs removal and said'that ment that we could see coming out of the bank account to another, preserving the credibility of the United Americans would feel “a deep sense of might be the price of additional aid. Ford present situation or the negotiated States. without the need for writing shame’’ over the bloodbath that would did not agree, but he would not commit b i k e s settlement.” If help does not come, he said, “We will checks. According to bank per- come with the insrgent troops. himself to Lon Nol. sonnei it has many important COM E WITH PRPc The President asks only for money. He History Recalled have been false to ourselves, to our word time-saving and security ad­ told a news conference Thursday, “All “We will support any negotiations and Ford said that despite a long history of and to our friends. No one should think for vantages. a d j u s t m e n t for American forces have come home. They accept any outcome that the parties efforts to negotiate — “six separate in­ a moment that we can walk away from L It enabies a company will not go back.’’ themselves will agree to,” he said. “As itiatives since I became President” — the that without a deep sense of shame.” employee to have his pay f r o m d a t e far as the United States is concerned, the insurgents feel they can win on the Congress is working on aid legislation. A automatically deposited into his personalities involved will not themselves battlefield. “ This belief will be en­ Senate foreign aid subcommittee begins individual checking or savings 50-50 Chance couraged if we cut off assistance to our Tuesday to draft one bill, and its counter­ OF PURCHASE ^ Ford gave the Cambodian regime constitute obstacles of any kind to a account every payday. The settlement.” friends.” part in the House also is planning money will be instantly headed by Marshal Lon Nol a 50-50 chance If the Communist-led Khmer Rouge hearings. Although all members of the of survival even with the aid. He said the available for use, without “Are you saying that the United States takes Phnom Penh, Ford said the result congressional delegation that visited In­ money might allow Phnom Penh to last waiting for a check to ciear. assembled '"‘' ‘■‘■V’ will support any government, no matter would be “an unbelievable horror story. If dochina recommended increased food aid, until summer, when the rainy season Bank customers will also be how weak or corrupt, in a situation like we can hold out — and I think the four said Thursday the Lon Nol govern­ able to authorize automatic OF would make it easier to transport supplies. this?” a reporter asked. prospects are encouraging — then I think ment was inept and the marshal should payment of routine bilis. we will avoid that kind of massacre and ... step down. provided the companies sending murdering of people who really do not U.S. attempts to organize oil con­ out these bills are participants deserve that kind of treatment.” suming nations “have been quite in the new system. Another in­ Unemployment Rate Humanitarian concerns, to save theSe successful,” Ford said. He would not com­ H novation, called "Bill Check." lives, is one of three reasons the aid is ment on an oil producers’ proposal to tie provides a checkless method of requested. Ford said. The second was to oil prices to the rate of inflation. [iiiiii L Remains Unchanged

WASHINGTON (UPI) - Nearly 540,000 changed from January, reflected a total M workers lost their jobs in February but the 7.5 million persons out of work. unemployment rate held steady at 8.2 per The steady rate seemed to support $;4r- .X. cent last month because a similar number President Ford’s economic advisers, who i of people entirely dropped out of the labor predicted the unemployment rate would NEWS CAPSULES force, the Labor Department said today. peak at near 8.5 per cent this year. The un­ The number of jobs supported by the employment rate had jumped a full BUSINESS troubled economy dropped to 84 million, percentage point in January and some back to the level of May 1973. economists have predicted a top over 9 per Employment has dropped 2.4 million cent. Losses Explained To Hire Extra Help MMH Conducting Career Days since September, 1974, a figure which the The last time there was no change in the PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The Penn HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connecticut Bureau of Labor Statistics described as Central Railroad trustees said Thursday Welfare Department plans to hire outside unemployment rate — which has been Students from Manchester High camera which uses radioisotopes for “the largest five-month cutback recorded in rising steadily since the end of 1973 — was that higher operating costs and lower help to whittle down a backlog of 660,000 School and St. Bridget School toured diagnostic purposes. Other Career the postwar period.” in May and June 1974 when the rate stayed freight revenues were responsible for the delinquent medical bills amounting to $7.3 Day events for students in nearby The 8.2 per cent unemployment rate, un- steady at 5.2 per cent in both months. 'company losing $13.7 million more in million. Manchester Memorial Hospital Thur­ January, 1975 than in the same month last State Welfare Commissioner Edward S. sday in connection with Career Day towns are March 13 and 20. They start SAVE 23.99 Although the number of jobs decreased year. with the showing of a film, “A charge it * our reg. 99.99 sharply in February, the unemployment Maher said Thursday he was unable to sponsored by the Auxiliary of Guards Wounded rate remained the same because 580,000 The net loss for last January was $47,- explain how the, delinquent bills grew Manchester Memorial Hospital. Member of the Family,” filmed at the SAVE 11.99 HUFFY/’BACK TO NA TUBE” 2 7 INCH people, mainly wome and teen-agers, left 970,914 compared with $34,218,526 for except that "the staff slowed down" under Daniel Mikolowski, chief radio­ hospital. The events last from 3 p.m. I f I January, 1974. charge it our reg. 69.99 MEN’S OR LADIES’ 10-SPEED BIKE the labor force, no longer actively seeking former Commissioner Nicholas Norton, a therapist, discusses the Gamma to 9 p.m. (Herald photo by Dunn) In Bay State The trustees said railway operating ’i‘5 8 Touring style in natural green finish. Frame size: men’s work. Republican and Maher’s predecessor. h u f f y MEN’S OR LADIES’ 26” 24”; ladies’ 22”. 10 speed derailleur gearing system with Prison Colony expenses were 12.5 per cent higher during 3-SPEED TOURING BIKE stem mounted shift levers, blackwalT tires, dual caliper the period. They said fuel costs alone were handbrakes, reflective pedals and comfortable touring NORFOLK, Mass. (UPI) — An inmate one-third higher in January, 1975 than they Lightweight yet quaiity constructed throughout with dual saddle. Cypriot Crisis caliper hand brakes, fuil iength fenders, contour touring of Norfolk Prison Colony, possibly “high were the previous January. Education Board Makes Appeal style saddle, more. 19” ladies’ frame; 22” men's frame. on drugs,” surrendered peacefully to state police early today after wounding two cor­ Discussed P’ord Tax Cut Stand rections officers, one critically. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford The inmate shot officers William In Brussels says tax rebates should favor middle in­ Murphy, 28, of Milford, and Russell Fon­ come Americans because they have borne For Full Budget Requested taine, 49, of Westport, following “routine BRUSSELS (UPI) — Secretary of State increasingly heavy burdens during the evening rounds in Unit 2-1.” Henry A. Kissinger arrived in Brussels recession. The inmate, William Royce, of the today for talks on the Cyprus crisis before In taking that position at his Thursday Jamaica Plain section of Boston, was By MAE BARLOW the school board proposed last year. Mrs. Carolyn Becker, the school board Appointed embarking for the Middle East on a shut­ night news conference. Ford sided at.least Director Phyllis Jackston asked why. taken to the New England Medical Center The Board of Education pleaded for its member most responsible for the tle peace mission already under attack by partly with Treasury Secretary William Dr. James Kennedy, superintendent, in Boston where he was listed in satisfac­ proposed $13.3 million budget for the com­ proposal, explained some of her study of Palestinian guerrillas. Simon, who said Wednesday tax cuts said the kindergarten classes this year tory condition with gunshot wounds in the ing school year Thursday night at the physical education programs in the town’s Kissinger spent the morning in London should go mostly to middle and upper in­ turned out to be much larger than anyone left elbow and upper chest. Municipal Building in a meeting with the lower grades. meeting .with British officials, among come Americans. expected. For example, 28 children were William F. Case of 340 Wind­ The two guards were taken to Norwood Board of Directors and Town Manager Learning ability and physical ability them Prime Minister Harold Wilson, in Simon said they will spend the extra expected in the Highland Park School sor St., Manchester, has been Hospital where both underwent surgery. Robert Weiss. often go together, she said. discussions that included the Greek- money on cars, refrigerators and other kindergarten in Septeriiber but 36 showed appointed assistant investment Murphy was in critical condition in the “At this time a few years ago,” began The teachers in town are asking for chiuige 11 Turkish conflict over Cyprus and his ef­ items that will stimulate the economy, officer in the private placement recovery room. Doctors removed a bullet Allan Thomas, chairman of the school up- trained physicai education teachers, she SAVE 21.99 forts to bring about another disengage­ while the poor would spend it on “non­ other grades showed less enrollment division .of the securities Oiif 99 9R which entered through his eye and lodged board, "We said to you'^ve would only need added. charge it M € W our reg. 99.99 ment between Israel and Egypt. durable" goods having less. than expected but the teachers had department at the Travelers In­ in his brain. He was said to be married and cost-of-living increases in future budgets. • Due to the nervous economy, only SAVE 10.99 VfP ' M charge it His stopover in Brussels before he flies already been contracted for them, he said. surance Co. in Hartford. have two children. “Well, this year is an exception. eight teachers have announced their plans our reg. 69.99 COLUMBIA MEN’S 10-SPEED RACER on to Aswan, Egypt, later in the day, was "If everyone would stand still, we Fontaine was in stable condition Budget Meetings Set “The rate of inflation is given as 14 per to retire. Dr. Kennedy said. The usual Case joined Travelers in 1971 HUFFY ------Dual caliper center pull hand brakes with safety levers, 27” organized so Kissinger could meet Greek wouldn’t have these problems,” Dr. following the removal from his abdomen HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella Grasso cent. Our budget is 10 per cent.” saving made by replacing teachers at the in the securities department as gum wall fires, stem mounted shift levers, deluxe racing Foreign Minister Dimitrios Bitsios. Kennedy told Mrs. Jackston. BOYS’ 20” THUNDER ROAD BIKE lUEm OR LAOmS^ 2 6 i m saddle. A great buy of a bike beginners as well as bike of a bullet which entered through his said today she will hold a series of public highest pay step with young teachers at a financial analyst and in 1972 Enduro black finish; twin cantilevered frame, coaster brake, In London, after meeting with Wilson, Cost Increases Cited enthusiasts will appreciate. chest. Officials described him as married, meetings to get feedback from Connec­ the lowest levels will not be made this was appointed senior financial 20" knobby tires, low profile cross-braced handlebar, Kissnger turned to him and said, “I will Thomas noted the tremendous increases Spelling Problem but were unsure whether he had any ticut citizens about her proposed budget. year, he said in answer to a director’s analyst. extra-wide lightweight fenders and extra-long fork. keep you informed.” in costs. Also, there are new and state- children. "I believe the people of Connecticut • Poor spelling turned out to be a question. required costs for which the state does not weakness possessed ^by most Manchester A native of Granville, Ohio, Ail the features yau^ant M eailper hand hrettes have a right to know how we, as public of­ .Manager's Reaetiun reimburse, he said. children taking the townwide tests in the Case received a B.A.A.E. with easy leach levers 2d" gijh* wail WfSj (teluxo ficials, propose to spend their tax "We have pared this budget to the spring of 1974. A $15,000 item in the new Weiss is required to propose his own degree from Ohio State SAVE 7.99 dollars,” she said. "This will give people MCrog sBcftiie, front M rear racffig lenGera, u, reg 1 1.4 9 Weekend — makes its debut in The Herald of today, diplomatic, consular, commer­ Director Matthew Moriarty Jr. then for the carpeted, air- the absence of Sen. James 0. Eastland, D- school board intended to maintain the SAVE 7.99 tomorrow. cial and communications relations at the asked who pays for vandalism to the Inside Today conditioned, stereo-equipped, Miss., said he could not report whether ambassadorial level.” open campus at Manchester High School. 19 9 9 town’s schools? He said he was especially leather-upholstered, walnut- charge it DELUXE BIKE CARRIER <>- 1 6 .9 9 charge it The colorful tabloid, to appear in The further hearings on the nomination would “We can’t close that huge campus Herald each Saturday, includes news and be held. concerned about Highland Park ^hool. anyway,” Dr. Kennedy said. ‘Pirates’ Enjoyable...... r - ■ ■ Page 2 paneled, 17-foot ‘‘Carmargue.’’ SAVE 21.99 our reg-^ 99.99 HVFFY ■ BIKE GAUGE TIRE PUMP our reg 12 88 9.8 8 comment on the fine arts, the performing “As far as I’m concerned,” he said, “all Family Billed Business news...... Page 7 2 0 ” UrHIZZER CONVERTIBLE BIKE arts, hobbies, and television. the material has been heard, and there is The Weather Dr. James Kennedy, superintendent, Worse in the Past Dear Abby-...... Page 10 HUFFY ’’GRANDE” 27” 10-SPEED The Herald’s television listings have no need to call further witnesses.” Converts from boys’ to girls’ by removing lop bar. Coaster 4'x 3/16” HARD CHAIN & LOCK our reg 5 99 3 .9 9 24” frame with quick silver finish, gum wall tires, dual said the school’s policy is to bill th family He went on to explain to Zinsser that High School World...... Page 16 brake, 20”x1.75'' pneumatic tri-band whitewall tires, calippr centerpull hand brakes with easy reach levers and rat been expanded, to complete programming Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., The Connecticut state weather forecast: of the student who causes the vandalism. much of the worst vandalism done at the Mrs. Bayer honored ...... Page 12 chfome fenders and rims, double adjustable hi-rise guides for 12 channels, including three Meeting Planned trap pedals. A true men’s racer and a whiz of a buy! suggested Wednesday that all of the key Increasing clouds and rain developing The family of a high school student just high school was done before the open cam­ MHA-Littles break negotiations . Page 17 handlebars. Training Wheels included. COMBINA TION CHAIN LOCK our reg2 49 1.7 9 New York stations that will be seen on The Connecticut Section of figures in the leasing scandal —12 of them this afternoon. Highs in 40s. Rain and paid for a broken window. The family of a pus approach began a few years ago. Area P ro file...... Pages 4, 5, 8, 9 local cable television. — be brought to Washington to testify. the American society of Civii Sale in effect thru this weekend. possible thunderstorms tonight, with lows younger boy also paid for a broken window The high school is used as much as 18 Herald Angle...... Page 13 Engineers will meet ’Tuesday, Weekend will also have weekly photo Burdick said he was satisfied the leasing 35 to 40. Rain ending Saturday followed by in a school bus. hours a day and seven days a week. It is features of interest to the Manchester area. Laver nips Stockton ...... Page 13 March 11, for a dedication USE OUR CONVENIENT issue — termed by one witness to be gradual clearing except in the If the ■ family refuses to pay. Dr. nearly 20 years old. (Jaffney archery winner...... Page 14 ceremony at Cedar Hill Tomorrow: “ 20,000 M eals. Each “purely a patronage deal” — had been northwestern part of the state, where Kennedy said they turn the case over to “I’d hate to have my home used that LAYAWAY PLAN Month,” a look at the Manchester Cemetery, Hartford. 381 Broad St., Manchester examined sufficiently from “several clouds will continue with a chance of the town counsel for suit. much,” he said explaining why the Little League plans...... Page 14 Memorial Hospital dietary department. angles.’! snowflurries. Highs in the 40s and 30s. Weiss said the town does the same thing. building looks ragged in many places. Ski w inners...... Page 14