. ' ' v ' : ■ t ; ‘ • ------■ I _____ ■ ^^sIANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEB. 18, 1974 — VOL. XCIII, No. 118 Mmchester—A City of Village Charm EIGHTEf:N PACES PRICE. HFl'EEN C^NTS Station Owners To Consider Shutdown Causing Trouble HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut gas station operators will probably decide Wednesday night whether to launch a full-scale shutdown in protest of a federal order banning h i preferential sales. Charles Matties, a West Hartford Exxon dealer and a In Peace Effort director of the Connecticut Gasoline Retailers Associa V* /■ United Press International Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister tion, said today that Federal Energy Administrator 'The U.S. peace'initiative in The Israeli newspaper said Omar Sakkaf and Egyptian the basic Kissinger proposal in William E. Simon is on a “collision course” with the the Middie East appeared today Fqreign Minister Ismaii nation’s gasoline dealers. to be running into trouble volved linking a time table for Fahmy. U.S. officals said they the release of Israeli prisoners letter from the dealers ad because of Arab refusal to lift Unless Simon rescinds believed the Arab nation? wiil in Syria with specific proposals modifies his order,; Matties- dressed to Simon. the oii embargo. not end their ernbargo until for the disengagement of their believes the result could be a Through their lawyer, R. The weil-informed Israeii Kissinger helps solve the newspaper Davar, which often armies on the Golan Heights nationwide shutdown of gas Richard Roina the Greenwich Syrian-Israeli dispute. front. and Portchester gasoline refiects the views of the stations. Saudi Arabia has shown in Israel has said it will not deaiers said they did not want government, quoted diplomatic “We don't have to iead a dications of lifting the oil em negotiate disengagement terms to strike. sources in Jerusaiem as saying rebellion,” Matties said. “It’s bargo but the'chief opposition with Syria, either directly or in there. They said.the most important Secretary of State Henry A. came from Kuwait, Algeria and Kissinger was formulating a directly, until it gets a list of its .....' ‘^We-’'ve been successful issue is their right to give their Syria despite Egyptian Presi prisoners of war in Syria and holding it in check so far,” he regular customers preferential “package deal” to get troop dis dent Anwar Sadat’s urgings engagement taiks started the Red Cross is allowed to visit said, “but by Wednesday night, treatment. they ease up. them. something’s got to give,” All or most of the 46 gasoline between Israel and Syria. Complicating the situation But Arab Middle East With the U.S. initiative Matties said national gasoline retailers in Greenwich are was Russia’s failure to get stalled for the moment, Israel deaier representatives are to believed to^ be united in their sources in London told UPI Syria to ease.its stand on troop diplomatic correspondent K.C. pushed ahead with dismantling meet with Simon Tuesday for position, as are some 26 dealers disengagement talks with its ground and air links to the claHncation of his edict against in Portchester. -v Thaler their governments have Israel and its apparent reluc been given to understand that west bank of the Suez Canal, preTerential treatm ent of Weicker met Sunday morning tance to bring pressure on Syria rushing to meet this week’S' regular customers at the gas with three dealers, Roina, and the Kissinger peace initiative to do so. may be put temporariiy on ice deadline for abandoning all pumps. Greenwich Police Chief Steven The Beirut newspaper An territor]! seized from Egypt in Connecticut gas deaiers have M. Baran Jr. uniess the oii embargo is eased Nahar reported another snag soon. October.' decided to withhold any protest “This is a federal problem,” today. It said a crisis has Israeli army sappers laid action until results of the Weicker said after the meeting. • Kissinger was meeting in developed in relations between Washington again today with detonating charges today at a meeting are known, Matties "Dealers' are trying to work out Jordan and the United States in freshly abandoned Egyptian said. a soiution which enabies them volving the handling of King airfield in advance of Israels to do their job legaliy and with A statewide meeting of gas \ Hussein’s scheduled meeting withdrawal Thursday from the dealers is scheduled for dignity.” with President Nixon on Feb. 8 west bank of the Suez Canal, Wednesday night, Matties said, Meanwhile, Sen. Abraham A. Oil Embargo End Discussed Theiu Picks and Jordanian belief that U.S. military sources said. but regional groups will be Ribicoff, D-Cohn., said he can’t intelligence knew in advance of The dynamiting operation at meeting as early as Tuesday understand why Connecticut Secretary of State Henry_KissingeKleft, escorts Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Omar A 19-Man a Jordanian army mutiny that Fayid began, they said, shortly night. hasn’t foilowed other states in Sakkaf from the State Department where the two discussed the terms of an end to the oil broke out at that time. The after the last U.S. built Her Matties said any action wiii the nation in implementing the embargo in a series of meetings including one this morning. (UPI photo) Husseln-Nixon visit was post cules C130 transport plane took be announced ahead -of time to Oregon plan of rationing. - Cabinet poned until later. / ' \ . off on an eastward course. ailow the pubiic to prepare. No Speaking on the Connecticut ...... action wiil be taken against Pubiic Information Network SAIGON (UPI) — President emergency or poiice vehicles, radio program, “Diaiogue ’74,” ; Nguyen Van Thieu named a new he said. Ribicoff said, “In the absence jij: I 19-member cabinet today, with Donwell Firm After meeting Sunday with of any other form of allocation, g ! all its members friendly to the Greenwich, Conn., and this would bring some order out :•$ Pray: Tell George, ; government and only five new Portche^ter, N.Y., area of chaos. It would mean that : faces. dealers. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker only half the automobiles. on i;:; : An expected drastic govern- To Construct said he convinced them to re any given day wouidj^ eligibie Jf^hen Is Your Birthday? ; ment shakeup to combat infla- main open until at least to go to a.fllling station.” ■ tion and government corruption Tuesday afternoon. Ribicoff criticized the perfor- : failed to materialize. On the battlefieid. Com- New Facility Weicker said he will hand-, .. mance of the Federal Energv S By SOL R. COHEN deliver to federai officiais a Office. % indeed. By law, it was celebrated that year ; munist forces stepped up at- “It’s in chaos,” he said; -jj Talk about your credibility, to say nothing : tacks in one of the most intense a week earlier — on Feb. 15. A Manchester manufacturer, its expansion will resultiii a 25 “They don’t know which side is -ij about executive privilege. ; days of fighting in a year, the If George Washington’s Birthday is legal : Saigon miiitary command said. now renting space in the old per cent increase in its employ Nevada up. Promises are made ali over jj Look what we’ve got here. The very first ly the third Monday in February, aa man Cheney Mills complex, is plan the lot. They’re not kept.” |: |i A Thieu spokesman, Informa- ment force, now at 16. Its of president of the United States, the father of dated by federaPland state) law, and if ning a new plant on Sheldon Rd. fices on Pleasant St. are in Ribicoff said you can’t get Si ; tion Minister Hoang Due Nha, , Gambling our tt)untry; the man who couldn’t tell a lie George Washington were xeceiving Social : said there'had been a slight in ' (the Parker-Oakland connec Cheney’s old public bathhouse. definitive answers from the tor) at an estimated cost of FEO. ~ G ^rge Washington—is now suspect, and Security benefits, as are other senior ternal shuffle in the cabinet. The Donwell officers are about $240,000 for the builcUng Donaid R. Sherman, president; Undimmed Nevertheless, Connecticut’s all bwause he told everyone he was born on citizens, he might well be receiving the Last Saturday, Thieu tem « . and land. Wellman R. Burnham, vice United Press international senior senator praised Simon. Feb. 22. following letter from federal officials: porarily ousted the entire cabinet for what was believed The Donwell Co., which does president; and Mrs. Betty J. The lights on the Las Vegas “I wouid say Mr. Simon is a ,, Our Congress and our state legislature, “Dear Mr. Washington: to be a major overhaul. custom plastic coating of in Sherman, secretary-treasurer. Strip may have been dimmed very'able man,” he said, ‘-But ^ r comprised of sincere men and women who “It is with deep regret we must inform ... . • New ministers for justice. dustrial materials, is being All reside in South Windsor. because of the energy crisis, the thing is running away from are looking out for our good, these issued $214,581 in industrial him.” I heauh. e Z ' a t o aid’ th" plan- Sherman is on the board of but it’s not all that gloomy to knowledgeable individuals say today, Feb. payments sent you since your retirement jj ning directorate were picked bf revenue bonds by the Connect- directors 'of the Greater the operators of the casinos in 18, is George Washington’s Birthday. en^lqyment. Please call our s: -Thieu, and a new position of cut Development Authority. It Manchester Chamber of side. They say it doesn’t matter that all school Washington, D.C. office, so we may make jv vice prime minister for inspec- is for a 14,400-square-foot plant Commerce. Gaming revenues, one of books, all encyclopedias, all legal records anauditof your account— including recent tion was created for retired on about two acres on Sheldon Sherman said plans call for Nevada's best economic in Miners Cutf indicate George Washington was indeed supplemental payments: ;§ Army Maj. Gen. Tran Van Don, Rd, The land was purchased •construction of the new plant in dicators, shot up 19 per cent in, born on Feb. 22. “In a routine check of your application Nha said, last fall by Donwell from early spring with occupancy the last quarter of 1973. _ Charles Burr. planned for the summer. Demands What they say may have nothing to do for Social Security benefits, wte note you yj It was one of the few bright The Development Authority, with executive privilege, but has plenty to The com pany d o e s n ’t spots found in a United Press listed your birth date as Feb.'22, 1732. We iji: ■ , financing arm of the state do with credibility. — manufapfure any products of ite International state-by-state Slightly note also federal and state laws pinpoint :•$ RAIN- Department of Commerce, is own. Its custom plastic coating roundup of economic affects of But, say these' shining examples for the your birthday this year as Feb. 18. authorized to issue industrial is for such items as the energy crisis. LONDON (UPI) - Britain’s I tyouth of America, the credibility gap isn’t “We hate to use that word but, in listing revenue bonds for a variety of housewares, hardware, tools Gov. Mike O’Callaghan of striking coal miners cut back ji; important. What is important, they,say, is , your birth (Jate other than what federal and S business and industrial develop- and industrial moulds. Nevada said “some businesses their wage demands today, but S the weekend gap — a Saturday-Sunday- state laws declare it to be, you have, in“§ . ment projects. The bonds to Sherman said he doesn’t are hurting but generally it’s stili insisted on nearly twice as-i-i: Monday holiday for some, a Sunday- effect, perpetrated a fraud. Donwell will be for 25 years at forsee any immediate shor not bad.” He said, however, the much as ailowed under the Monday holiday for others — to think about “As a consequence, you must forfeit all an estimated interest rate of tages of plastic — feared by current quarter would be more government-Ss^ antiinflation i:- doing things and going places they can’t benefits paid you. We regret, because of the The Connecticut state 6Vz per cent. some* companies because of the of an indicator of the energy wage guidelines. y The Donweil Co. opration is oii shortage. He said his com anyway, because the gasoline shortage statute of limitations, we can’t prosecute | weather forecast: crunch. Leaders of the miners union “ at 15-27 Pleasant St. where it pany uses small quantities of won’t let them. , you for falsifying your date of birth. :i:| Mostly sunny this afternoon Sen. Henry Jackson, D- went before the National Pay 5 with highs in the upper 30s. originated about 16 years ago. expensive and unique plastic, Wash., cailed his Senate Board today, offering to reopen But wait--a minute. If it’s only the Monday “We regtet also that this country’s:^ It occupies about 11,000 square primarily Teflon, manufac holiday that concerns them, then what Clear, tonight, lows ranging Interior Committee to hearings contract negotiations if th*»:|: millions of school children, at least until i from the mid 20s north to feet at present and estimates tured by Dupont. happened a couple of years ago, when Feb. on the crisis in Ohio last week government promises to grant jj: new text books can be printed, will continue^ around 30 aldng the coast. In-, because, he said, it was the the coal workers a 31 per cent 22, the true Washington’s Birthday, did fall to read you were born on Feb. 22, 1732. creasng cloudiness Tuesday hardest hit industrial state. wage increase. S: on a Monday? , . “ Shame on you for the sham, Mr. i with a chance of occasional rain In Arizona, claims for un The new salary request, :jj Was the holiday celebrated that day? No, Washington.” ji: late in the day. High in the mid Mitchell, Stans employment compensation in although belovT'the 35 per' cent 40s. , ‘ • January jumped by 12,300, or 66 demanded before the walkout Trial Scheduled per cent. bepn Feb.'10, was almost “ Oklahoma’s picture is twice as much as the 16.5 per among the most favorabie of all cent maximum allowed unde^ To Begin Tuesday the states,” said Laymond Prime Minister Edward Crump, information officer for Heath’s saiary guideiines. ' NEW YORK (UPI) - . from Mountain Lake, N.J., is Oklahoma Employment Securi With coal supplies piunging Former Nixon cabinet officers the fourth defendant and will be ty Commission. He said and miners blocking pits and John N. Mitchell and Maurice tried later. Sears, who headed Oklahoma has benefited from power stations, the government I# H. Stans go on trial in fedFfal the President’s re-election booming oil activity as weil as has urged the pay board to con court Tuesday, accuseyof campaign in New Jersey, is bumper farm crops and rising sider the possibility of treating trying to get favorable treat expected to testify for the prices. coai workers as “a special ment for a millionaire in return government against Mitchell Pennsylvania Labor and In case” under the wage for a campaign contribution.. , and Stans. dustry Secretary Paul Smith guidelines. Mitchell, former attorney t John W. Dean III, former said, “T am certainly not The coal strike, which general, and Stans, former White House counsel, will be a looking for a good year. We had followed a 13-week slowdown, 'commerce secretary, are crucial prosecution witness. 270,000 unemployed for has combined with Arab oi| charged with obstructing’ The defense has tried un- January, a '57,000 increase over cutbacks to create what Heath justice, conspiracy and perjury. successullyi to have his December. Of course, the pic has calied Britain’s worst in They are the first cabinet of testimony b a r ^ . ture is muddied by the truck dustrial crisis since' World ficers indicted in 50 years. Other figures in the case in strike. War. II. The indictment filed last May clude: Edward C. Nixon, F. alleges the defendants Donald .Nixon and Donald attempted to get favorable Nixon, the President’s older Inside treatment for millionaire finan brother, youi^er brother and cier Robert L. Vesco, by the nephew respectively; Under Today's Securities and Exchange Com- Secretary of Staje for 'hiission (SEC), in exchange for Economic Affairs William J. f m a secret $200,000 cdsh contribu Casey, who was then chairman Forum of the Arts, Page 2 tion tp President Nixon’s re- of the SEC, and former general B'' election campaign. counsel and later chairman of Bolton High honor roll, Page 3 m - y - P i-M- .■ Vesco was a co-defendant in the SEC, G- Bradford Cook, Sequential Learning In Coventry, Page 8 r the case, but ieft the United who resigned after the M ACC News, Page 9 , lUlM photo) States and has been'living in Mitchell-Stans indictment was filed. St. James wins hoop 4ltle, Page 13 ^Frostbitters^ Ignore Pumps Costa Rica and the Bahamas. He has successfully overcome The trial is expecCed to last qt Hartford checks MCC, Page 13 extradition attempts. ^ least a month. Jury selection A sailing group at Marblehead, Mass., called the “Frost- they enjoy, a holiday weekend sail past idle gasoline A prominent New Jersey will take at least two days. biters” don’t have to worry about the gasoline shortage as pumps. The sailors are members of the Boston Yacht Club.. Republican; Harry L. Sears'. ■ ...,1 -PtoE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,-Manchegter.'Conn.■ Mon., Feb. 18. 1974 Area Studenti health capsules^ r by MicluitI A. Ptul, M.D. Coventry Theatre BARBS Bolton I Play in UConn CfZeAH *y. Tiihe Schedule by PHIL PASTORET I Vernon Center | fArreHlH Nine Offices Servihig MANCHESTER e EA'gT HARTFORD e SOUTH WINDSOR e BOLTON \ • .: A . <■ S N ’'Ai3dvs oaDiw irnn .• V , !.. . ■' ..A - . ■ . ' ■ ^ PAGE FOUR-'- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., Feb,‘ 18, 1974 MANCHESTCR EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. 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WITHi IIM T E I CNMWE M YOM a E M ll C M M wore a circlet oy>aby’s breath northern New England. They • Hartford • Middletown * New Orltaln in her hair ana carried a will reside at 174 New State Rd. t « V . PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING l^RALD. Mancheiter. Own.. Mon., Feb. 18. W4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon.. Feb. 18. 1974— PAGE THIRTIi'.ff.N ’v*v @ Scoreboanl El I Herald Angle ans Hartford CC Ends By Earl Yost Basketball Sports Editor na NBA •W; MCC Win Streak / EASTERN CONFE|(e NCE ATLANTIC DIVISION scrappy Hartford unit behind the DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — What g o ^ remain 1974 Chevrolet. Coo Coo Marlin of Columbia, Tenn., took W. L.Pct.G.B. By Chris Blake •^■**‘*’***'*'* ' *'* *^* ••••»• ****tVlVi*iV«*ait%Vj*I*l*l*l*y*%%V***V/iV%%Vt*i*^*I**** deadly outside shooting of Williams, for a 36-year-^ld stock racing millionaire wKo has five fourth place in a 1973 Chevrolet, followed by Indy driver Boston 41 17 .707 - For 38 minutes and 59 seconds of slash^ it to 41-37 a t intermission. Daytona 5(K) race victories and four Grand Pfational cham A.J. Foyt in a Chevrolet, fifth. New York 37 25 .597 6 Hartford kept pace at the outset of Home Sunday Ball Game Buffalo 33 32 .508 IIW Saturday night’s game against pionships under his belt? Pole sitter David Pearson preserved his record of un Greater Hartford Community the second half, thefl^^abbed the lead “How about six Daytona 500s?” a ^ e r s Richard Lee lucky breaks in the Daytona 500 by hitting a piece of exaust Philadelphia 19 42 .311 23W Another first for Manchester Community College will be CENTRAL DIVISION College, the name Bob Payanis didn’t on a three-point play by. Johnsky and a a home baseball game on Sunday, April 7 against Petty, the boyish-looking pride of ^ d le m a n , N. C. pipe debris going into the first turn and withdrawing his mean much to the Manchester Com Williams shot from the left comer, 50- Wood Brothers-prepared Mercury after 61 laps. • W. L. Pet. G.B. Housatonic at Mt. Nebo starting at 11 o’clock. Road games Petty hooked up with Donnie AjHson to outrun the field Capital 35 26 .574 - munity College basketball team. 48. The Colts extended the margin to Petty’s winning check was $36,650 out of the total purse on Sunday are also listed in New Haven and Hartford for in Sunday’s 16th annual D a y ^ 500 at Daytona Inter 'Atlanta 28 36 .438 . 8^ During that span, Payanis scored just four (55-51) with 11:39 remaining, but Coach Jim DeWitt’s club...Tip'of the chapeau in the direc national Speedway, then Pet^'outraced Allison to post his of $3M,000, swollen by the addition of television money to Houston 23 40 .365 13 four pointa and was virtually invisi MCC quickly tied it and went- ahead, tion of Don Geissler, who is guiding Manchester Communi fifth daytona 500 win. / the richest purse in stock car racing history. Cleveland 21 44 .323 16 ble. , 57-55, on a Ticker layup. Ernie Moore ty College to its most successful season in his first “It was really an agg^ating race because we weren’t There were 59 lead changes in Sunday’s race, a Daytona WESTERN CONFERENCE ' But, it was what Payanis did in the ^picked up his fourth foul during the year...Bob Chagnon of New Britain is lining up the state’s ever really able to ger anything established until pastlO record, eclipsing the old mark of 48 set in 1971. Caution MIDWEST DIVISION last 61 seconds not what he failed to do local comeback and sat out ahnost top high school basketball .playing seniors to take part in miles,” said P e tty .^ t wasn’t until then that Donnie and I flags flew 10 times for a total of 53 laps. W. L.Pct.G.B. five minutes. - Milwaukee 45' 16 .738 — during the rest of the contest, that the Hardware City Invitational Classic March 22 at New were able to shov^e had the best cars. It took at least half The race was only four laps old when Herschel McGriff locked up a heart-stopping 80-76 Tucker neutralized the loss of the race for thpYcomplexion of everyting to come up. spun out on the back straightaway in his 1974 Dodge and Chicago 44 21 .677 3 Britain High. Among the players sought is East Catholic’s -Detroit 41 21 .661 CCCAA victory for GHCC over MCC Moore by drawing the fourth foul on Joe Whelton. The feature will pit the top southern school “The race/really started to develop after one of the plowed into a dirt mound on the infield, sending up a cloud the 6-5, Johnsky getting the bucket of dust. KC-Omaha 23 41 .359 2svii at East Hartford High. seniors against the top northern school performers. The (midway) cautions when Donnie and I came out on the Payanis converted both ends of two and charity toss to make it 60-57. On lap 10, Dan Daughtry of Punta Gorda, Fla., put his PACIFIC DIVISION prelim will bring together all-star girls’ teams from the track topther. We, started handsignalling, as if to say., pressure-packed one-and-one Tucker drove four times in succes 1973 Ford on the wall coming off turn four and collided W. L.Pct.G.B. two areas...Jim Woods, who will move in with Ned Martin ‘hey, let^ hook up and run together and see if we can’t pull Golden State 32 26 .552 — situations to thwart a late Cougar bid sion, making three with Mike Lomax to handle the Boston Red Sox baseball broadcasts this aw^arom the rest of them. After we do that we can start with Tony Bettenhausen’s 1972 Chevrolet and L.D. Ot- Lqs Angeld 32 28 .533 1 and snap the locals’ eight-game win getting a tap-in on the fourth, but season, is a 22-year veteran of calling plays in the major ruling against each other’,.” tinger’s 1974 Chevrolet. Daughtry was taken to the hospital Seattle 29 37 .439 7 skein at the hands of the last team to Johnsky refused to foul out. And as it has happened so many times in the 16-yea and later released. Phoenix 25 37 .403 9 leagues. Woods spent the last two years with the Oakland (UPI photo)- defeat them Jan. 15. Tucker brought the Cougar deficit A’s, no easy job with Charlie Finley around. He’s also been^ racing career of Petty, the strategy worked perfectly. Ninth place stdrter Bobby Allison of Hueytown, Ala., put Portland 21 40 .344 12Vk The loss took some of the lustre off to 72-70 before two unanswered with the New York Giants, Pittsburgh Pirates and The familiar day-glo red and blue STP Dodge, sporting a his 1974 CHevrolet behind the wall after 77 laps when his SUNDAY’S RESULTS a brilliant season for the Don buckets by Johnsky and Abate had ap car blew an engine. Golden Statens Butch Beard Detroit 118, Philadelphia 107 Louis Cards, The first Red Sox spring broadcast wiT brand-new engine installed only the day before the race, Geissler-coached Cougars. MCC parently sealed it with 2:14 left. finished one lap in front of second place finisher Cale Yar Lennie Pond, NASCAR’s Rookie of the Year in 1973, hit Wound Up in Thia Position at Garden Golden State 108, Chicago 105 March 9 when Boston meets the Phillies in Winter Haven. Milwaukee 97, New York 86 finishes with a 17-5 record, including a Things looked more bleak for the, (UPI photo) Drills officially start Friday in Winter ^ven... ’I^ifen for borough driving a 1974 Chevrolet. the wall on the ‘seconjJ turh and withdrew after 125 laps ' ■ H "" locals when the (^Its got the ball back with a broken swaybar?^ Capital 99, Boston 95 10-4 league standard and third place, Granted Department: How many readers have nmiced-the The real race in this energy crisis year was for second good enough*for a playoff berth. on two MCC foul misses. Montreal Fans Wee Treated to Little Extra Excitement The most serious injury of the race occurred when Dave Buffalo 135, Houston 118 excellent sports photos in The Herald during^e fall and place as Petty held the lead through 52 laps of the 180-lap Pro Basketball Atlanta 113, Los Angeles 110 Before Payanis’ heroics, Ron An attempted freeze wa^ winter season, the work of Sinch Ofiara, R ^ i e Pinto and race, which was shortened by 20 laps to 450 miles to con Marcis slid his 1973 Dodge into the pits and pinned one of Phoenix 112, Portland 100 Williams and .Dennis Johnsky had sidetracked when Curt Iverson fouled his crewmen, Richard Grenzeadi, against the wall. Tony Gentiluomo?Only Pinto remains on/uie staff,Ofiara serve gasoline. Seattle 106, Cleveland 97 carried the bulk of the Colts’ scoring. Johnsky. Johnsky missed, but a tur now heads up the photography department at Manchester Yarborough put on a final charge in the late laps to duck Grenzeadi was admitted to the hospital with a fractured Only Games ^heduled leg. The two accounted for 59 markers nover by MCC and Lomax' fifth foul Community College...A1 Freheit wilLd^gain coach the East in ahead of third place Ramo Stott of Keokuk, Iowa, in a Knicks Unable with Williams netting 25 antj Johnsky put GHCC back on the charity stripe. Catholic jayvee baseball team this season. Home games ABA 24. ’^is time, the usually accurate Jim Brawl Sparks Flyers will be played at the East field. Tee Eagle varsity will play EAST The outcome would not have stayed Deutsch missed the front end of the 16 games, opening April 6 an^closing May 21. To Stop Jabbar W. L. Pet. G.B. in doubt as long as it did if it wasn’t one-and-one and Tucker grabbed the _ Superstar Status New York 40 23 .635 for a superlative effort from MCC’s rebound, dribbled the length of the .NEW YORK (UPI) ) — As witnessed by millions of Black Hawks 4, Maple Leafs 1 Black Book Notes NEW YORK (UPI) — Kareem Abdul-Jabbar made it Kentucky 36 24 .600 2V, Tom Tucker. court and put in a layup to make the hockey fans on national television, the Philadelphia Flyers Jim Pappin scored three goals and assisted on a fourth to Carolina 39 rather apparent Sunday that the New York Knicks are not 28 .582 3 Tucker went above and beyond the count 76-72. have their own means of getting in the groove: help Chicago stretch its unbeaten streak to nine games. Virginia 21 38 .356 17 Because the m aj^league baseball players’ agents Aim for Stockton likely to repeat as National Basketball Association cham call of duty, especially in the final 10 Payanis hit two foul shots, and after Trailing 2-0 at the end of the second period in their game Only a goal by Paul Henderson at 3:45 of the third period asked for ridiculous^pearance fees for their clients to at Memphis 15 47 .242 2AV, at Montreal Sunday afternoon, the Flyers shook pion unless they stren^hen their position in the pivot. WEST minutes to total a game-high 26 points aa)Iverson two-pointer, two more to prevented Hawk goalie Tony Esposito from registering his tend the annual Houston baseball writers’ annual dinner LOS ANGELES (UPI) — A “new look” Dave Stockton Abdul-Jabbar magnified the inexperience of John (12 of 15 from the floor) and 10 give GHCC an insurmountable 80-74 themselves loose by engaging the Canadiens in a bench third consecutive shutout. this year, it w^canceled. Some of the players sought a W. L. Pet. G.B. may be ready to claim superstar status in his Uth year on Gianelli as he skyhooked over the New York center UUH 43 _ rebounds. He registered 18 points in lead. emptying brawl that resulted in four major penalties and Sabres 2, Red Wings 1 $2,500 checl^Hank Aaron’s two appearances in 'New' 19 .694 the PGA tour. At least he thinks he’s headed in that direc countless times for baskets. The Jabbar lesson brought the San Antonio 32 32 .500 12 the second half and 13 in the last 10 Hartford’s must-win situation con three game misconducts. Rick Dudley knocked in a rebound from just outside the England Im month, in Manchester, N.H., and Boston, tion. Bucks a 97-86 victory and increased their lead to three Indiana 32 32 .500 12 minutes. tinues -when they trek to Waterbury But the bruises paid off in immediate dividends for the crease with only 5:34 left to play to provide Buffalo with its were coi^esy of Magnavox.,.The New York Mets didn’t “I really feel this will be my best year ever,” the former games over Chicago in the Midwest Division as the Bulls Denver 28 33 .459 14^ ly o telling factors were the inabili Tuesday to meet first-place Mat- Flyers as they rallied for a pair of quick goals in the final winning margin. Mickey Redmond had brought Detroit make friends in Connecticut when they failed to have a University of Southern California golf team captain said lost to Golden State 108-105. San Diego 27 37 .422 17 ty of the Cougars at the foul line (six tatuck Community College. A win by period to earn a 2-2 tie. into a tie just a few minutes earlier with his 33rd goal. representative at the Gold Key Dinner in New Haven>, and after outlasting the best pro golf has to offer,in the $150,000 Milwaukee held New York to just 11 points in the final SUNDAY’S RESULTS for 17 opposed to 14 for 27 for Greater the Colts would necessitate a playoff ‘‘We love to brawl and that put us in the game,” said North Stars 7, Golden Seals 1 Long Island supporters were not happy for their dinner (jlen Campbell Los Angeles Open Sunday.' period to outdefense the stingiest point-yielding team in Virginia 118, Kentucky 113 for the fourth tournament slot with Philadelphia captain Bobby Clarke, whose fight with Indiana 93, Denver 92 Hartford) and foul trouble. In the last Buster Harvey scored a pair of goals for the North Stars, honoriiig the team. Only five of the 25 players showed, the “I feel so confident on the course now. I’ve got complete the NBA. On offense, Abdul-Jabbar outscored Gianelli 32-8 two minutes, five MCC players had Tunxis. Pierre Bouchard precipitated the disturbance. who got solid goaltending from 44-year-old Gump Worsley. other 20 who were promis^,had other things to do...Ac- San Diego 129, Carolina 123 Flyer Coach Fred Shero, explaining why the players on control of myself. The more pressure, the better, I and outrebounded him 23-10 as he continually intimidated Only games scheduled four personal fouls. The Cougars will take on The victory, stretching Minnesota’s unbeaten string to tually this year’s Gold Key Dinner of the Connecticut definitely feel I’m going to win quite a few more tour the curly-haired youngster. Hartford had similar worries Housatonic Friday night In ...the his bench rushed to the ice when Clarke was duelling three, left the club just a point behind fifth-place Los t Sports Writers’ Alliance in no way had the big games at the naments this year.” Earl Monroe, who scored a team-high 20 points, ted a throughout the second half. Three of opening round of the CCCA^Basket- Bouchard, said: “We don’t wait until orte of our players is Angeles. - ' head table as in other years and the speaking program was Jack Nicklaus and company won’t argue. Knick rally in the third quarter to provide New Yotk with a its players ran into foul trouble with ball Tournament at Qmnnipiac getting pounded by a man who outweighs him by 20 jugt so-so. The latter was actually saved by Steve Blass, a In the windy final round over the demanding Riviera 75-72 lead but Milwaukee simply wore down the losers in Hockey Johnsky fouling out with 44 seconds College in Hamden. Mattpuck faces pounds...” f F fpimer Gold Key winner and current Pittsburgh pitcher, Country club course, the 32-year-old Westlake Village, the final stanza. left. the fourth-place team th^same night Although they salvaged the tie, the Flyers still lost a THE TROPHY SHOP and two almost unknowns. Gene Kirby of the Boston Red Calif., pro posted a two-over-par,69 for a two-shot victb^ “Sure we ran a lot in the final quarter,” Said Milwaukee WHA The Cougars led by as much as 12 and the two winners m lide for the point to second place Chicago in the National Hockey Sox radio-teevee group and Doc Edwards, former major over Sam Snead, the hereof yesteryear who refuses to give Coach Larry Costello, “but it was our defense that kept points in the opening half. But the championship the following evening at L eape’s West Division as the Black Hawks beat the award spacialists leaguer and current West Haven manager in the Eastern EAST up to father time, and young John Mahaffey. ‘ them from getting the shots...”' ' W. 8:30. Toronto Maple Leafs 4-1. Philadelphia now leads Chicago Baseball League. Top speakers today command $500 to $1,- Meanwhile, the superstars faltered. In other NBA action. Capital downed Boston 99-95, Boston by four points. 500 an appearance, plus expenses...'There were years when Nicklaus shot a 75, Tom Weiskopf a 76, Lee Trevino a 72, Detroit beat Philadelphia 118-107, Buffalo beat Houston Montreal 73 Hartford (80) In other games, Buffalo narrowed their gap behind the New York Giants and New York Jets honored the Gold NY Rangers B F PU. fourth-place Toronto in the East to seven points by edging Johnny Miller a 73 and Arnold Palmer a 76. Ben Crenshaw, 135-118, Atlanta surprised Los Angeles 113-110, Phoenix Deutsch 6 2-3 14 Key people with both head coadhes and top players in a 23-year-old phenom from Texas, went to pieces and pounded Portland 112-100 and Seattle whipped Cleveland Toronto Payanis 2 4^ t Conard JV^tmen Detroit ^-1 and Minnesota ripped California 7-1. attendance as well as the Boston Red Sox and New York Buffalo Johnskv 9 ft-13 24 E struggled in with a 79, including an eight on a par four on 106-97. Abate Detroit 4 1-S » Yankees and the New York Rangers and New England the first nine. Warriors 108, Bulls 105 Williams 12 1-2 25 Guerrette 0 ^ 0 Patriots delegations. Now only the New York Yankees Stockton, the 1970 PGA champion, who has had two $100,- Nate Thurmond, well-rested after sitting out a game, NY Islanders Trounce Indians manage to have their top personnel on hand...General Vancouver Totals 33 14-27 80 Sports In Brief Vernon Circle, Near Rizzo’s 000 seasons, revealed he reconstructed his golf swing last scored 31 points and Jeff Mullins added 27 as the Warriors WEST Manager Bing Devine of the St. Louis Cards feels that Jay winter. opened a one-game lead over Los Angeles in the Pacific Johnstone, the Manchester-born outfielder, could win a W. T. Pts Manchesirr (76) With relative ease, a werful Conard High wrestling “All the great players swing from the .waist up, hardly Division. Philadelphia 34 B F Pts • PLAQUES • SILVERWARE regular spot with the club this yean'Johnstone has been 9 77 Alexander team overwhelmed Chester High, 34-12, Saturday Canyon near Twin Falls, Idaho, moving their legs,” he said. “My legs were always Bullets 99, Celtics 95 Iverson . Agree to Terms Chicago 29 11 15 1 afternoon in West Hart: rd. Conard is now 11-1 while the in early July and then retire. given another shot at the big league after hitting .347 with moving. I knew I had to change my pivot or else.” Elvin Hayes scored 25 points and collected 20 rebounds St. Louis 22 26 8 S Moore 44 runs batted in in 142 official at-bats with-Tucson in the Dishaw Indians are 7-5. CHICAGO (UPI) — Reserves • PEWTER • TROPHIES Stockton’s 72-hole total of 276 - worth $30,000 - was to lead injury-placed Capital past Boston. Phil Chenier AtlanU 21 26 10 ! Lomax The Tribe register^ four wins against the Chieftains. Ken Rudolph, a catcher, Adrian Pacific Coast Leape last year. Los Angeles 21 27 , 8 ! Tucker eight under par foi the tournament over one of America’s suffered a hamstring muscle pull in the second quarter to Reynolds Garrett, an outfielder, and (UPI photo) Minnesota 18 26 13 ( Lee Snuffer, IVfike Vdiland, Rick Letts, and Skip Odell, the • RIBBONS •MEDALS great courses. It equalled the score shot by Rod Funseth join Archie Clark and Wes Unseld as members of the latter registering his 11th consecutive victory, were the Andy Thornton, a first S o c c e ^ Stampede Pittsburgh 17 33 5 i Totals 35 6-17 76 baseman, Sunday agreed to 1974 last year and was one stroke over Ben Hogan’s record at Bullets’ walking wounded. Score at half: Manchester 41-37 local winners. ,-eATRO (UPI) (I — Forty-nine Dave Siockton^s Victory Dance California *11 40 7 i terms with the Chicago Cubs. Okker Easilyv Riviera, shot in the 1948 LA Open. Pistons 118, 76ers 107 One of the rtost outstanding bouts was between persons were killed Sunday and Engraving Done on Premises! SUNDAY’S RESULTS The additions left the cubs His last round included six birdies and four bogeys. For Detroit crept within IVz games of Chicago in the torrid Philad^phia 2, Montreal 2 Manchester’s EA Machuga and defending state champion 47 others injured when Win Was Worth $30,000 Check with 10 players — including out thousands of Egyptian soccer the tournament, he made 22 birdies, 12 bogeys and one dou Midwest race as the Pictons never trailed in their game Minne^ta 7, California 1 Brad Beaudrjyin the 108-pound class. Beaudry won 2-0 — fielder Billy Williams — still Discounts on Highest Quality ble bogey, shooting 68-68-71-69. >------If------with Philadelphia. Bob Lanier scored 27 points for Detroit, Buffalo 2, Detroit 1 fans crashed through the iron Whips Nastase this being th^closest anyone has come to him in the past unsigned. gates into a stadium where Stockton may have let the moment of triumph (his a figure piatched by Steve Mix of the 76ers. Chicago 4, Toronto 1 two seasons. their national team was about eighth tour victory) carry him away. He called a three- College Basketball Braves 135, Rockets 118 Only Games Scheduled TROPHIES The locals carry a full slate this week as they travel to to play. TORONTO (UPI) — Holland’s Tom Okker needed only 55 wood onto the green on the 18th hole — the 72nd of the tour Bob McAdoo, the NBA’s leading scorer, scored 38 points Bristol Central High tonight, entertain Hall High of West As they poured into the 45,000- minutes Sunday to dispose of Romanian Hie Nastase 6-^ 6- nament— “the greatest of my life.” to give Buffalo a fivegame lead over Atlanta in the battle WHA Hartford Wednesday and journey to Wethersfield High John Signs seat capacity stadium which “I was going to hit a fOur-wood but when my caddy told for the fourth playoff berth in the Eastern Conference. 4 and take the $10,000 first prize in the singles final of the Rivals Hopes High / EAST Friday. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - was already jammed with near PHONE 875- 1686 ANYTIME Rothmans International Tennis Tournament. me how far it was (245 yards'to the pin), I changed to a Hawks 113, Lakers 110 W. L. T. Pts Results: 101-K. Oberg (C) dec. N. Snuffer 8^; 108 Pitcher Tommy 'John was ly 80,000, many of the fans fell three-wood,” he explained. “I just swung and prayed.” Lou Hudson scored 35 points and Pete Maravich 32 to New England 32 24 2 66 Beaudry (C) dec. Machuga 2-0; 115-Taubman (C) pinned among three members of the and were trodden under feet, the police reported. Okker, 29, used precision Stockton then calmly sank a 12-foot putt for a birdie, After UCLA Losses give Atlanta a 4-0 sweep of the series with the Lakers this Toronto 30 27 4 64 Miller 5:46; 121-L. Snuffer (M) dec. Christman 3-2; 129-E. Los Angeles Dodgers to sign topspin backhands and a ^ e 61-year-old Snead and Mahaffey, who started the NEW YORK (UPI) - Hope. season, only the second time in the Lakers’ 14-year history Quebec 29 37 . 3 61 Beaudry (C) dec. Durand 4-0; 135-Voiland (M) dec. 1974 contracts, it was an CEILINGS delicate touch around the net to day tied with Stockton and Weiskopf for first place, had in Los Angeles they have been sweipt in a sepson series. (Heveland 27 25 5 59 Fillamino 3-2; 141-Odell (M) dec. Wheelon 6-5; 148-Abel nounced Sunday. That undoubtedly is the universal feeling today among Chicago 25 26 3 53 Joh, who was the only Dodger, defeat the 27-year-old Nastase, even-par 71s to finisji at 278. feach won $13,875. Digger Phelps, Norman Sloan and a dozen or so other Suns 112, Trail Blazers 100 (C) dec. Scarpone 6^); 158-Diedreich (C) pinned Bixby Beraard Lozier, ranked No. 1 in the world. The.,tpur now moves to the East Coast after seven tour Baskets by Neal Walk and Clem Haskihs moved Phoenix ' Jersey 25, 32 2 52 player to declare his intention here's bne way to get... here's one way to get college basketball coaches across the lapd after they WEST 5:15; 170-Reilly (C) dec. Duffy 12-2; 188-Letts (M) dec. to go to arbitration, was joined Inc. ' 'Tve never played better,” naments in the West but Stockton is staying home, he will learned with disbelief of UCLA’s second defeat in as many out of reach after Portland closed to within four points Griswold 6-1; Hwt. C. Oberg (C) pinned Thibodeau 1:33. said the fleet, 140-pound Okker. W. L. T. Pts in the fold by pitcher Doug Rau St miss this week’s $260,000 Jackie Gleason Inverrary Classic nights in the backwoods of Oregon. with three minutes left. Rookie Mike Bantom paced the Houston In jayvee competion, Conafd topped Manchester, 12-6. Power Performance Gas Econom “I kept him under pressure so Suns with 22 points., , 34 18 5 73 and outfielder Willie Crawford. Repairs and at Lauderhill, Fla., and the following week’s Florida But yes indeedv there is hope—Oregon and Oregon State Minnesota 31 26 1 63 Results: 115-McCormick (C) dec. Derewianka 6-2; 135- that he could not play his game. Citrus Open. He plans to rejoin the tour at Miami for the Sonics 106, Cavaliers 97 , / I s i s Replacements! If you let up on him, he jerks proved that over the weekend by handing John Wooden’s Winnipeg 27 27 5 59 Hurst (C) dec. Maloney 8-6; 148-Jones (M) pinned Magen- DoTal Eastern Open in three weeks. seemingly invincible Bruins their first back-to-back . Former Seattle player-coach Lenny Wilkens scored 25 Edmonton 28 29 0 56 son 3:18; 158-Diederick (C) pinned McGuskey 2:44. Phone you around the court and makes points for Qeveland but it wasn’t enough to stifle a 6 A a fool of you.” defeats since 1965-66 coincidentally the last season they Vancouver 23 32 0 46 300th Jump 6 4 9 -4 4 8 A balanced SupferSonics'^ attack led by Fred Brown’s 24 . Los Angeles 20 38 0 40 failed to win the NCAA championship. CHURCH FORT WORTH, Tex. (UPI) First Victory of Year- And now the NCAA title chase has become the real thing points and 22 by Spencer Haywood. SUNDAY’S RESULTS □eveland 6, Chicago 5 With Ken Anderson and Steve — Evel Knievel, the famed here's how — beginning with this week’s ratings which wiH almost Jersey 10, Quebec 3 Johnson notching 14 points Deanery Court Laurels motorcycle daredevil, Sunday For Manij in LPGA surely find UCLA taking an unaccustomed plunge below Minnesota 6, Houston 1 apiece, Emanuel of Hartford mode the 300th and next to last to g el NAPLES, Fla. (UPI) - This the No. 2 spot with Sloan’s North Carolina State and Sunday Night Special Vancouver 4, Los Angeles 0 defeated Faith, 50-41, Saturday jump of his career, a 160-170 is starting out to be Carol But no one could keep up with Phelps’ l^otre Dame squads likely to benefit most. New England 3, Winnipeg 2 night in Church League actien,-. Tak en by St.JamesFive foot leap over 11 Mack trucks at f . -i... Mann’s year in the Ladies her, and by the end of the se Even more hopeful to the UCLA-chasers is the now very Guns Dawn Rockets Edmonton 3, Toronto 2 (OT) Kevin Busque and Steve a suburban drhg strip. both , Prior .to Sunday’s leap, Professional Golf Association. cond 18 she was alone in front real possibility that when they gather in Cllfeensboro, N.C., Only Games Sch lies Jaworski led Faith with 16 and St. James’ grammar school backboaTds. Bob Funk lecfst. The veteran from Baltimore and stayed there, finishing the NEW YORK (UPI)-Indiana 11 markers respectively. Knieval announced that he next month for the NCAA finals — an affair that has often Coach Bob Leonard's Sunday basketball team won the Rose with nine markers. ^is president of the LPGAx^nd final round with a 69 Sunday, A In other action, South would only make one more been referred to as nothing more than the “UCLA In night special gunned down the Manchester Deanery League ti St. James is now 9-Twhile St. r today she has her first big one of the two best rounds fired ' Methodist destroyed Temple, leap, a rocketcycle leap across Slate Denver Rockets. tle Saturday besting St. Rose of Rose concludes its season with ‘ of the 1374 pro tour. during the three days. vitational” — Wooden and his troops could be only spec NORTH 57-19, with Werner Cacace ancl the halfmile wide Snake River Tuesday Darnell illman came off the East Hartford, 30-25. This is the an 8-2 ledger. Miss Mann was in cptrol all tators. W. L. T. Pts George Kanehl pacing the BASKETBALL .bench in the second half Sunday seednd title ih as many years’ the way at the 54-hole, $38,00 Tbe smooth veteran emerged One more Pacific Eight Conference loss — particularly Rochester 31 15 10 72 winners with 14 ^ in ts each. Penney al Manchester to score 14 points as Indiana for St. James and now the THE ROTARY EI6ME WAY TO OWE IIP YOUR Lely Classic. She never trailed, a fulLsix strokes ahead of her to Southern California which is tied with the Bruins for New Haven 31 18 9 71 Andy Plepler with six tallies led St. Paul al Hast Catholic edged Denver 93-92 and moved hoopsters move on to state 110 CAR WITHOUT QIVIHO UPEVaYTHINI although her two-under par 70 nearest rival and picked up $5,- first pjace at 7-2 — could prove fatal to UCiLA’s dreams of ' Providence 31 22 7 69 Temple. Simsltury at South Windsor into a second place tie with San competition. w*as matched by six other 400. M u rl^^ eer had a 71-72- an eighth straight NCAA berth and subsequent cham Nova Scotia 25 22 10 60. Behind Ken Irish’s 18 tallies, SSOO"” REWARD UXDi|»nn>6tTnMpNliaii(lWS Newington at Rockville Antonio in the ABA Weh. Boston 17 34 golfers on the first day of the 72—215 to wimthe second prize pionship. 8 42 Trinity nipped Center, 36-33. Scoring honors went to St. of $4,050. F.ast Windsor at Ellington Trailing by eight points, the 14 28 17.21-22.72 MPG tourney. . ,“I think I would vote for Norjh Carolina State,” said Springfield 13f-4%''''Oave Spence (13) and Dean James’ Billy Pillard with nine KilAM at Baron .\rudcniy Pacers gained momentum as SOUTH !: For Information loading to the arrest and conviction of;; Anderson (12) led Center. points. Teammates Joe Kaspar -'--iwAaiNM HnU-ExM te (1/73) Wooden, a member of UPI’s coaches ratings board. “We Coventry at Vinal Tech Hillman colled^ 10 rebounds W. L. T. Pts ; I person, or persons responsible for damage to <> and Don Plante controlled the and White T h e don't like not being No. 1.1 don’t like it either, but we don’t Croinwell at Bolton and blocked six sots. His fourth Hershey 31 18 ;; buildings at HOM ESTEAD PARK« VILLAGE 01 19.1-23.8 MPG deserve it.” * WRESTLING quarter tip-in gave Indiana a 78- 31 19 ft M Midgets < > Homeatead and Congraaa Strasta. Muffler That’s Cincinnati “ “ STANDINGS Off their weekend play in Oregon, Wooden is probably Lcdyard at East Catliolie 75 lead and Denver never Baltimore 31 19 ■ J.D. r«w«a Aw ditBPi4i|w 4iitSm»Y) (t/74)' Wcdiic^jday recovered. « 2 N W L all s ize s ...... < 12 . Guaranteed for right. Against Oregon State on Friday, the Bruins made 21 . Virginia 19 31 ® ™ CommunitAY 8 1 All Information will bo kept strictly conlldentlal. WRESTLING George McGinnis led Indiana Jacksonville 19 35 17-20 MPG as long as you turnovers and bowed 61-57. The next night atOregon, they , „ Eastern ' 6 3 . East Side Juniors , 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU! made 11 first half turnovers and never rerovered, suf Ball al Manrlieslcr with 22 points and Roger Brown Richmond 15 34 own the car... . Tliursday added 19, including a trio of Regal’s 3 g Standings 4 DRIVE THE MAZDA-nS(X)VER THE AMAZING NOTARYKNOINE NFFERtflCil fering a 56-51 setback. /\ SUNDAY’S RESULTS Allied Builders i g - ^ Plaaaa Contact; BASKETBALL three-pointers from outside the Cincinnati 2, Virginia 1 W The third-rated Fighting Irish scored prtiBamy the most First Htfd. Realty CHECK ON GRODY'S 5 YEAR/50,000 MILE 875-2517 East Caiholir gl Xavier 25-foot circle. Al Smith an{d Rochester 4, Jacksonville 2 East Side Pee Wee !EBAL MEN'S SHO impressive weekend victory .of the top contmders by han Northwest Catliolie at South Julius Keye each had 16 points W L Prox. Remodeling ROTARY ENGINE WARRANTY - NO EXTRA CHARGE! rn( coMnerc i stom" Baltimore 5, New Haven 5 GRODY Auto. Comfort MANCHESTER VERNON ding 16th-raked South Carolina its first hom ^efeat in 34 Windsor for the Rockets.' Springfield 6, Nova Scotia 3 Army Si Navy 7 2 RAYMOND F. DAMATO OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP Police 240 Naw Stala Road, or Phone Days 648-1021 80 FENN RD., NEWINGTOIL, 667-2271 or 246-3030 I-907 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZ7| games, 72-68. No. 2 1^>C State kept pace though by downing NCCC Playoffs Virginia beat Kentucky 118- Richmond 6, Boston 4 Burger King 5 4 TAKE iXIT 41 FROM 1-14, Th*n S*uth 3 MUtt ROUTE 83 Top Notch MgMs 64^7091 ' ,, _ 643-2478 ______872-0538 ROCKVILLE Wake Forest 111-96 behind David Thompson’s 31 points. KIIAM at Middletown 1 1 3 ^ San Diego beat Carolina Providence 5, Hershey 4 Celtics 3 6 OPEN MON.-THUIIS.'TILS...SAT. TIL8P.M. Willie’s MAZDA So who’s No. 1? Tune irLqn,Tuesday. E.O. S.iiiih al Coventrv 129-12V,in other ABA action. Only Games Schedule Man, State Bank 2 7 S' ' ■■r V .. ). ■ ■ 1 ' i PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HE31ALD. Mandwtter. Conn.. Mon.. Feb. 18,' W4 BUGS BUNNY 1 9 7 4 - ^ OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN MANCHgS'TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon.. Feb. 18. PAGE FIFTEEN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE \ r V IP ' \ C whatsthbawcttbr osftoop's v a r r HE KNOWS X SOLP 1 THINK I'LL LOOK SOME Help. Wanted / L2iE=iwrTM M t M r ^ SENSITIVE! HIM ANO HE WHERE ELSE! X DONnr M M E aATTLE, WKRT--J I KkJOW- fti/T AS SOON AS HE LlSES^ 13 MOU AMP THE EWEMV J UP THAT STACK OF AMMUNITION IM «y VWRO. n * CLAUDE THUMBBCROUaH! T ITS ABSOUnSUY NOT TlWE House GOP ™ II ii DOESN'T WANT WANT A DOS WITH A V«WT BRINGS YOU BACK TO TO W N ?V THAT OUR BATTERIBS TLEAVEI \— > ®ONN A RUN OVER AMD LET HIM HAVE e c t io h m o l d e r aWOKCNMaWTlJ ?EAEACH OTHER AT ] ( IT AT CLOSE RANGE BEFORE HE CAN I THOUfiHT YOU WERE OUT ON THE WOULDN'T WORK IN WATER. . JiHSTSf* '**J HAPPY ADS Vm iiiesi'' THAT DISTANCE/y ^ REPLENISH HIS STOCKPILE/ CO^T SELUNG SELF-PROPELLED J MAJOR'. MV PARTNER Members , LOOKING FOR TOOL ROOM PERSONNEL PET; SURFBOARDS! ^KAFF-KAFF.' AND I SIMPLY SHUT DOWN WA6 TrtERE SOME v f • Exc8ll«nt worliing comHUom P 60RT OF TROUBLE? J L Organize • HolMay and vacation pay V , *CkminahypaM hospitalization T R M i S Mid iHo insuranca S h e H c r a l h • Substantial ovortMno avallaUa //'yj-f V T-—5-' • Srowin^coiiipany m WASHINGTON (UPI) - In an effort to make sure Presi CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NEW RATE STRUCTURE dent Nixon’s last three years in [Class top grade mold ■ office do not result in the White A Starting rate $5.25-$5.75 per maker hr. MICKEY FINN ' House “tilting leftward,” 70 BY HANK LEONAHD I Knowledgeable mold makers Starting rate $4,75-$5.25 per conservative House I for repair work. I T ~ ~ Republicans have joined forces hr. I'D LIKE TO SEE y o u M E A N THAT'S m A T THE 3IRL W ELL... JONES OR CROWDER I Machinist, expOrlenced In . . . Som««n« THE MAN WHO J IM J O N E S I AT THE DESK SAID— as an organization. Starting rate $4.25-$4.75 per ...IT DOESN'T AlV^TTERJ, tool and die work wish may heivt sant you I'M PR. SLOAN.' WHAT DONATED BLOOD BUT HIS REAL NAME is\ A VERy SICK MAN' HKnown as ‘^the Steering Com hr. I CAN I DO FOR you, FOR T H E \w ; P H O N E ing to learn mold making. a happy adl NELSON GIRLi mittee," the group will meet 643-2711 Tuesday to formally elect of FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD ficers and map plans for the / DUKON CORPORATION rest of this session of Congress. iV'^HEY SAVED Help Wanted 13 73 Woodlawn Rd., Berlin, Connecticut ENERGY FOR But the group has already-been INDEX operating for a year with nine ADVERTISINC ADVERTISING An Equal Opportunity Employer. . T H A N iy Y O U ^ScMPAU THE WORRY WART THE SHERIFF: ^ NO TICES STORE WORK - nights 6-9, able •m us O' Z-16 paid research staffers from a climb ladders, lift boxes, dress T“ ------> 1IH h,K A . he TM Hw US PH 1 — Lost and Found DEADLINE H ei)rietta cramped third-floor office near 2 — Peraonila RATES neat, $1.85. Gelco, 283 Middle CAPTAIN teASY 3 — Announcamantt 12:00 noon the day before BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE the Capitol. publication. '* Turnpike West. lu ff 4 — Entertainment t d a y ...... 8c word par day HEARIN0 “We are moderate and con Deadline for Saturday and SECRETARY - Good shorthand 5 — Auctions , 3 d a y s..... 7$ word per day THAT BAGV OKAY. I'LL ARRAN0E servative Republicans in - Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday; BABYSITTER- Substitute and typing skills, some figure RNS-LPNS-AIDES AND BANZAI WITH THE BANK OF FINANCIAL 6 d a y s..... 6( word per day teacher desires sitter for six HAVE AL^O MANILA TO CASH OUR terested in helping the ad 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 26 d a y s..... 5c word per day work. A gal Friday to vice- Jo in THE \ 9E 6N THE 15 WORD MINIMUM PLEASE READ weeks, preferably my home, or president. Good starting Salary Help Wanted 13 CHECK FOR YOU-SAV ministration,” said Rep. 9 — Personal Loans yours in Bentley School area. DYNAMIC BRUTE MAW aro und iO.-OO RM.T 10 — Insurance Happy Ads ...... $1.50 Inch and benefits. Allied Building SEEM S .TO Edward J. Derwinski, R-111., YOUR AD Call 646-5178. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER EMPLOYMENT Systems, 260 Tolland Tpke, NURSING TEAM HELP WANTED - Part-time l if t a the group’s acting chairman. Classified ads are taken over 13 — Help Wonted Manchester, 646-0124. nights and Sundays. Local LOAD O F F “And in keeping it from tilting the phone as a convenience.-^'' PRODUCTION THIS H OW C A N N o ^ V SIMPLY WHAT WORRIES ME IS, HAPLCVi^ 14 — Business Opportunities PPERATORS- Lathe and Dairy store. Call 646-9017, after MONTH WAS ONLV . W E B R I N G PROBLEM, FOR A MINUTE I MIND... leftward,” he added. \ 15 — Situation Wanted The Herald is responsible for milling operators- Running the BARTENDER - Evenings. THE MEADOWS B p.m. 643-9707. / 90 PER CENT, IT U P TO OUR THOUGHT IT MADE “We are not a rival or faction only one incorrect insertion and same Job by the hundreds? Phone 643-5747, 646-9171. -T Oor- P OouK U R T lO O P E R I SENSE! ocr>4J3cr;y EDUCATION then only to the size of the Traveling long distances? Immediately available full \jSC^AL!eC 3 A L ! H within the House Republican 18 — Private Instructions original insertion. Errors which and part-time positions. 3-11 HOUSEWIVES and College Conference,” he said. “We’re 19 — Schools-Classea do not lessen the value of the Dissatisfied with wages? Just a PART-TIME executive Students - Part-time or full cm S.-/B 20 — Instructions Wanted number in a big company? and 11-7 shifts. ExcellenI cm C3 npt a bunch of mavericks. advertisement will not be cor* secretary to insurance time, work in telephone adver REAL ESTATE reeled by ah additional inset* Want to advance your skuls? If executive, five day week, four salary plus company paid tising. Earn $150-$300 per c n cn We're team players.” 1 tion. A a 23 — Homea lor Sale so, call Armatt Inc.,- 2« Oak hours daily, parking available. Life, Health, Major Medical month or more. Call for inter cn □ “Eventually,” lie added, “we 24 — Lota-Land lor Sale n ^ \ S'treet, Glastonbury- Send resume to Box P, and Disability insurance view, 646-2637 or 646-4854. hope to become a legitimate 25 — Investment Property / a a 26 — Business Property ______experimental job shop, Manchester Herald. makes this truly one of the Republican answer to the 27 — Resort Property Auctions employing 15 men maximum. best benefit packages in the PART TIME days, hours flexi Democratic Study Group” 28 — Re_fl Estate Wanted 55 hour work week. industry. ble, able bodied man with a Lost and Found Requirements: Read BY MILTON CANIFF (DSG), a lobbying-research MISC. SERVICES JEEPSTER -1968, V-6, pick-up, Start the New Year right, con basic aptitude for mechanics, group run by liberal House 31 — Services Ottered blueprints, and operate BAKERY MECHANIC and likes to work alone. Must I WAS TOLD THAT 32 — Painting-Papering FOUND - Male Mongrel dog, 4-wheel drive, 21,000 miles, 6’ tact Emilia Kurnik, Assistant / a n d HE TURNS OUTTD BUT,STEVE,I A ^ '^POOR BABY.'^WHEN YOU TAKE TITLE 10 ALL^ Democrats. ^ rriachine. 633-8260. Excellent opportunity for have car. Good pay for the right MV WIFE HAD A BE THE BEARER OF A A CO/VIPULSIVE youVE\/rkM^/C NEVERhirx/eo' ' *nJ/^<•r .-•nr'f-kio 33 — Building-Contracting white with tan ears. Call Dog plow. $1,595. 742-6103, 429-7185. THOSE 5REENBACKS YOULL 00 34 — Roollng-Sldlng experienced mechanic. Must Director of Nursing Service to man. 643-0565, 633-7863. a- MALE VISITOR Bie FAT LESACY FOR s p e n d e r .'ican T The committee's staff, paid Warden, 646-4555. HAD ANY LOOT , TO THE MARKETINANARAWRED. 35 — Heating-Plumbing KEYPUNCH operator, part - have some electrical learn more about the many WHILE r VVA5 HER! HOORAY.' HANDLE MV OWN ON WHICH TO by members’ clerk-hire BY ART SANSOM TRUCK.' 36 — Flooring time, approximately 9 a.m.- 1 background. health care opportunities on THE BORN LOSER AHONEV I D O U W I ^ allowances, provides a number 37 — MovIng-TruckIng-Storage LOST - One gold chain, vicinity p.m. Monday - Friday, some BABYSITTER wanted - Mature NOW/ 38 — Services Wanted of Caldors or Manchester □ FINANCIAL this side of the river. New sec 1141^ AA0N6TRPSITV 16 FiOA of services for the experience with adding Excellent wages and free tion opening soon. woman or college girl. Noon to Congressmen, including a MISC. FOR SALE Parkade. Reward. Phone machines and calculators help° 5 p.m. daily. Phone 643-2333 T sOUR M0TH5P1 benefit program. weekly legislative digest, white 41 — Articles lor Sale 7993. c Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 ^“1- •''^st have minimum one between 5-9 p.m. 42 — Building Supplies — year experience with system 3 Apply R4C-2321 papers on pending bills, and 43 — Oogs-BIrds-Pets LOST - male black, Labrador 333 BIOWELL STREET “ Dear Colleague " letters 44 — Livestock MORTGAGES, loans first se Data recorder, 029 keypunch or FIRST NATHMAL STORES, me. PODIATRY Assistant, daily 1 45 — Boats & Accessories retriever, from Swamp Road, cond, third. All kinds. Realty similar equipment. Good star MANCHESTER to 6 p.m., Saturday a.m., no urging support for 46 — Sporting Goods North Coventry, no tag, silver Park ft Oakland Ave. 47 — Garden Products statewide, credit rating un ting pay, call 569-1330 Mr. Cen- Wednesdays. Duties include amendments. choke chain. 742-7842. tini for appointment. East Hartford, Conn. aspects of operating room, x- 48 — Antiques necessary. Reasonable. Con An equal opportunity employer Rep. Philip Crane, R-Ill., a 49 — Wanted to Buy fidential, quick arrangements. L PART TIME Machinists, mor ray procedures, patient con group founder, said members Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. HEAD TELLER -' with com- nings, Amerbelle Corp. 104 E. tact, light receptionist duties. RENTALS Main St., Rockville. Contact will seek to influence the out 52 — Rooma tor Rent 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart mericial bank experience, app Salary negotiable. Three- Mr. L. Passardi, 875-3325 come of several controversial 53 — Apartments lor Rent Personals ford. Evenings, 233-6879. ly at Main office. South Windsor CABINET maker wanted, fully months trial period. Interview 6 WONDER 54 — Homos tor Rent Bank & Trust Co., 1033 John between 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. An to 8 p.m. February 20th, at 117 administration proposals this 55 — Business lor Rent experienced only. Call equal opportunity employer. session, including White House 56 — Resort Property lor Rent PIANO wanted, any condition. MORTGAGES -1st, and 2nd Fitch Blvd., South Windsor, D^^laycraft, Manchester, M3- East Center Street, THE FLINTSTONES Call anytime, 742-7141. Manchester. Please bring BY HANA-BARBERA^ plans for national health in 57 — Wanted to Rent mortgages — interim financing Conn. 58 — MIsc. lor Rent — expeditious and confidential ARTS AND crafts written resume with surance, mass transit aid, and Demonstrators needed. Beat referehces. welfare reform, as well as the AUTOMOTIVE service, J.D. Real Estate EXPERIENCED exhibit the high'cost of living, no in 61 — Autos lor Sale Assoc. 646-1980. ' builder’ wanted, supervisory A'l.LEY OOP . BY V.T. HAMLIN pending energy and legal ser 62 — Trucks lor Sale ‘Announcements vestment, no collecting or BUT, MONEY, A N D experience preferred."Call WAITRESSES wanted tor vices measures. 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale delivering. Full-time or part- evenings and weekends. Also HERE HE COMES, ITS THE BUSH WE SEEK, ILL WHAT BERRIES.' WMY NOT THE W E 'K E 64 — Motorcycles-BIcyclet BREAKFAST COOK Displaycraft, Manchsester 643- FOQZY.' AN' IT LOOKS 1 BET MY HEAD.' SEE THOSE 65 — Campers-Trallars-Mobllo Etfperlenced time. Phone 633-1697 or 646- kitchen help. Appy in person B E E F S T E W ? E A T IN G Insurance 10 9557. 0496. LIKE HE'S SOT SOME-1 BERRIES BRIGHT AND RED ? T M ' R O A S T Homes LaStrada West, 477 Hartford THING GREEN WriH _ 66 — Automotive Service INCOME TAX Experienced, good starting Road. CHICKEN 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease HIM, TOO.' ,,___ ■ /• AUTO INSURANCE - compare rate, paid vacation, excellent MALE, full-time, hardware, PREPARATION our low rates. For a telephone working conditions. Blue PRINTING PLANT plumbing store work. Apply in Dan Master quotation call Mr. Dolin at 646- Cross available. 48 hours First Shift person,person,, Barrett Plumbing Supp MACHINISTS About 6050. 331 Broad Street. 649-3329 529-9263 weekly. Apply mornings, 9-12. • RECEIVER - Receive and ly. ■ (First Shin) ^ move heavy skids of paper Immediate openings for Town utilizing fork truck. Lift FULL or Part-time, nurses □ N O T IC E S HARTFORD ROAD DAIRY QUEEN aide, 11-7. Call Laurel Manor, skilled machinists. These The Italian-American Society INCOME TAX forms prepared hepvy cartons of paper. 6494519. positions require minimum 2- in your home, at about the same Hartford Rd., Manchestar Must be over 21 years of will meet tonight at 8 at the □ EMPLOYMENT ------S------4 years experience within the clubhouse on Eldridge St. Lost end Found - 1 price you would pay at age with a driver’s license. WAITRESS wanted, someone’s office. Call 633-1267. machine shop area. Help Wanted experienced cocktail waitress St. Ann's Mothers Circle will FOUND - IRISH setter, male 13 and dining room waitress, If interested call 875-3351 and dog, License No. Andover TAX Preparation b’y SECRETARY - excellent east- • TRUCK DRIVER • Must be meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at over 21 years of age. Some Saturday evenings. The Country ask for Mrs. Villnave or apply 168277. Call Dog Warden, 646- professional.1. Ho Home service and LAUNDRY - Part time of-river opportunity $150 fee the home of Mrs. Richard heavy lifting. Must be able Squire Restaurant, Route. 83, directly. W IN AT BRIDGR 4555. reasonable. Phone 563-4643. weekend positions available at paid, good shorthand. Call Ellington, Conn. 872-0269. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Gauthier, 549 E. Center St. Co Meadows Convalescent Center, Sharon, 646-8150,' Bailey to pass physical exam for PERSONNEL DEPT. hostess will be Mrs. John 333 Bidwell Street, Manchester. Employment Service. Interstate deliveries. TOOLMAKER, machinist, Monday-Friday . I LOOK THEM STRAIGHT /\ Flynn. TOWN OF COVENTRY It’s Milder 646-2321. Attentiop Mr. Excellent benefit program in lathe operators. Must be able to ' 9a.m.-12and1-3 Me.A&ERMWHS', HOW SALESMEN - Man or womam IN THE EVE AND LET 'GOOD Odds fa^r single-suit play zo n in g bo a rd of Though Helsinki, Finland, Franklin. cluding company paid pen set-up and work from PO W J MANASE TO THEAA KNOW WHO'S THING,' V-f-CHRDJ ?/«iif » The Concordia Church lies at the same latitude as with accountirig background, tol blueprints. Minimum three- LA POINTE 5 4 APPEALS sell accounting systems, must sion plan. Apply in person or KEEP THE RESPECT BOSS, OR Women will meet Tuesday at 8 There will be a public hearing southern Greenland, winds AVON call 643-1101. years experience. Apply at INDUSTRIES OF'(tXBEMPLOVEES?, ^ Tl)e bidding has been: 18 p.m. at the church. The Sacred warmed by Gulf Stream be minimum age 25 with college Paragon Tool Co., Inc., 121 THEVD on Monday, March 4, 1974, 7:30 Even if you’re over 55 but still degree and some sales eight and let it ride to West’s West North East South D a n ^ Choir of Center waters blow across the ALLIED Adams Street, Manchester. 155 West Main SL LOCK p.m., in the basement room of want to be active...Investigate experience. $10,000 Fee paid. Rocfcvillo.Conn. jack. Next time he leads the 1ft Congregational Church will pre Scandinavian Peninsula to HIM the Town Hall to bear the the Avon earning opportunity. Plus car, expenses and outstan- PRINTING SERVICES, INC. An equal opportunity employer M/F UP. seven and lets that ride also. Pass !♦ Pass 14 sent a program of worship. temper the climate. The PART-TIME work at home on 7 following appeals: As an Avon Representative, ding benefit porogram. 579 Middle Tpke. West the telephone. 1-673-2995. West has to play the ace and Pass 24 Pass Refreshments will be served by city has an average winter Excellent and immediate finan eventually South picks up 1. Thomas M. McLaughlin, temperature m ilder than you’ll sell quality products in Manchester, Conn. Jim; “We have been talking You, South, Mrs. Franklin Hill, Mrs. Otto cial advancement possible. Call An equal opportunity employer M/F NORTH (D) 18 East’s queen!” hold: Flanders Road appealing for a Duluth, Minn. your spare time on a flexible 0 8 7 6 about bidding long enough. ♦ AK76?AK76 432AKI03 F. Heller and Mrs. Alfred Walt, 646-8150, Bailey Employ How about getting back to Oswald: “The basis of this special exception as provided schedule, and meet new peo ment Service. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES JOMES# ¥ 4 2 play is that South will make What do you do now? ' '* Lange Sr. for in Section 3.1.11 of the RlPSAAY ♦ AK8 the play of the cards." A—Bid three notrump. This is ple, too! For more informa- IN his contract if East holds Coventry Zoning Regulations to TOWN OF MANCHESTER 4 a K9S2 Oswald: “Maybe we should a very slight overbid but your tion. call 289-4922.______BOOKKEEPER full charge, PERSONNEL- concentrate on single-suit either, the queen or jack of use his property oq,^outh St. for new opening east-of-river, star INTERVIEWER - Opening in PORTABLE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE WEST EAST hearts. This roughly repre high cards are all aces and kings. LEGAL 4 A J AQ32 plays for a while.” TODAY'S QUESTION motor vehicle and motor equip WOMEN "wanted to do light ting salary $150.-$175. D.O.E. Manchester as placement sents 3 to 1 odds in his favor. councelor, interests in person WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI ¥J10963 ¥A87 Instead of bidding two dia ment storage. housekeeping for cleaning com Fee paid. Excellent opportuni MANUFACTURING The alternate play of rising NOTICE with a sales orientation who is a ♦ J72 ♦ 109653 Jim: “The problem 'in a monds your partner has bid one ^Today's Thought 2. Frank Hastings, Lake Street, pany. Part-time or full-time ty, Good experience man Continued growth and expansion of houseware with the king will only work 1 The Zoning Board of Appeals self-starter. Some business D o e s YOUR CHIPS? BITE? frHENHOWCAN^ f^ELLJTfeNOr^ J U S T V E R Y F»UAYFUL. •J V PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Feb* 18, 1974 ^NCHESTER EVENING .HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon., Feb H »lp W a n t^ ______I 13 H om es to r Sato 23 4 Homes For Sale 18, 1974 - PAGE SEVRNTF.RN 23 Homan For Sale 23 Homan tor Sale 23 Homan For Sale 23 Homan For Sale 23 BY JIM BERRY Buekiaaa for Rent 55 Autoe For Bale Manchester 61 Autos For Sale 81 ATTENDANT for Shell Car MANCHESTER- Beautifully TOLLAND BOL’TON - Six room expandable Leris FACE IT, ...WE Motorcyelan-Bleyclaa 94 ■ Wash, male or female, full-time SMALL STORE (15x45) Purnell REMODELED ViCTORliUI located 4 bedroom Colonial on a "COLONIALS” Cape, two unfinished, new fur DPWJY, WF'fZB t M / r NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1971 COMET, 2-door hardtohardtop, days. Must be over 18, neat in 200’ well landscaped lot. For “WE FIND THE HOUSE Appi, Bankrupt? Repossessed? small 6 cylinder, automatic EXPERT bicycle repairs, all appearance. Apply in person to Charming remodeled Vic Priced from $47,900, nice and nace, 1/2 acre wooded lot, c o m p l e t b OO mal dining room, den, 28’ asking $23,500. Meydr Realtors, Honest Douglas,accepts lowest transm ission,' 20,000 miles makes, models and spe^s.. Mr. Clougherty, between 10- torian home. - Lovely new- with wooded lots, 4 $19,900 YOU MAKE THE HOME” FAILURBS... Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, fireplaced living room, 2 1/2 6463860, 6468776. . .. HEALTOR 4:30 p.m. daily.- 344 Broad fireplaced living room, formal baths, 60’s. Wolverton Agency, bedroonris, 2V4 baths, family In the center of Rockville,- 2- Manchester Bicycle Shop, 646 Street. MIS ir p i^ te ly 2 000 sqGare” feS, 2098u ■ dining room, 4 bedroom|, Realtors, 649-2813. room with fireplace, one or COLUMBIA \ Lakefront famlly needing some renova a ------— 5 regular tires, $2,000. Call baths, 2-car garage, near two-car garage. For more in West Middle ’Tpke. Inquire 1967 P O N ’nA C G TO , 400 cubic anytime, 6465674. INSPECTOR - Person to work beautiful year 'dbund home. 6 tion. Excellent Investment IMMACUUTE at Dubaldo Music Center, or Center, convenient to shop COVENTRY - ’Three-bedroom formation call 649-5306, ask rcwms, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, potential. Easy to rent. Six-room Colonial, floor-to-celling fireplace, inch, 4-speed transmission. HARLEY-DAYIDSON - Motor- in final inspection. Must be ping, schools, bus. All city Ranch, partially finished rec call 6466205 after 3 or 6466802. EvervUiing new. Asking $m . Q'cles, parts and accessories. familiar with inspection tools for Tony Wasilefsky, evenings dishwasher, carpeting, newly redecorated Inside and out, one-car oar AUS’TIN America 1971, stan utilities. An unuwal valve. room, washer, dryer, dis Expert service. Harley- and blueprint reading. Apply 872-0003. screened porch. Hutchins Agen age, private yard, $32,900. Affsc. for R ent 58 dard, 26,000 miles, radio, ^vidson Sales, 49 Park Street, hwasher and ’TV antenna to cy, 646^4. studded snows, radials, good Multi-Circuits, 50 Harrison BEL MR REiU. es t a t e stoy. Large lot. Priced in the • • B & W * * T.J. CROCKEH 1970, FORD M averick, 6 Hartford. 247-9774. Street, Manchester or call 646- The BARROWS it WALLACE Co. ^ offer. high 20’s. Phone Mitten Realty, MANCHESTER - Lovely six COVENTRY - $23,900. Three-bedroom Ranch, new 118 MAIN ST. - G ar^e and cylinder, sjtondard shift, $1,050;. 643-8057 after 6 p.ni. 3800. ^ 6 4 3 -9 3 3 2 Realtors, 643-6930. Realtors — MLS BMKor 643-1877 kitchen floor, nice location, good value. Don’t storage space for rent..(^11646 1970 Plymouth, $900; 1965 1972 HONDA x“E t50, Manchester Parkade — 649*5306 room larger (^pe on treed half • im ty wnm H fh iu b 2426, 65. "Chevrolet Impala, $225. motorsport, very good condi acre lot. Fireplaced living _ .miss this one. 2 .-H 1 ^ PONTIAC Bonneville, run tion. $6()0. Phone 6464444. room, eat-in kitchen, paneled ***••••••••••••••••••••••••• Repossessions. Savings Bank of ning condition or parts. $75 Coventry MANCHES’I'IER - New Listing ANDOVER - Brand new Raised Ranches, wail-to- Doge-BIrdn-Pete Manchester, 6461700. BOLTON LAKE - Cute 4 MANCHESTER - FIVE family den, 11/2 baths. Priced at $42,- ^ Apartmenle For Rent S3 Apertmenta For Rent S3 Apertmenta For Rant Call 6494917 after 3 p.m. FIRST CLASS 1 . 1 5 9 rooms, four bedrooms, large wall carpeting, fireplace, bath and a half, 2-car 53 ••••••••••••••••••••••##*»»# **********•••••••••••••.••••• r/2room Ranch, pine paneled, plus 5-car garage. Business 900. Zinsser, Agency, 6461511. tot, large bam, two-car garage, □ AUTOMOTIVE Is where this spotless T^oom garage, nice lots, etc., etc., efc. $34,900. FOR SALE)- Male Pekingese DUPLEX - 5 rooms, modern LOOKING for anything in’real 1970 PONTIAC GTO Judge, Motorcyclan-BIcyclaa 84 Camparn-Trallarn new furnace, lake view, garage, zoned. Excellent income B-zone, central, many extras. Mobile Homan es SHEET METAL big yard, school bus service, Raised Ranch is located. MANCHESTER - $37,900. Two-famfly, king size , eight weeks old, AKC kitchen, formal dining room, estate rental — apartments, Crauger Mags, air shocks, etc. producer. Central location. Many possibilities. $39,900. F ered: 872-3542. WOODUND Autoa For Sale 81 $1,000. Phone 872-8696. lake privileges, $23,000. Owner, Three bedrooms, carpeted $69,900. Philbrick Agency, bedrooms, one 3-bedroom apartment. One 2- S ^ 0 bedrooms, $200 per month. homes, multiple dwellings, no HONDA SL70, like new condi J. Spilecki, Realtor, 6462121. tion, red, $250 firm. Call after 3 PLAZA HOMES - Our prices MECHANICS & 643-6878. living room and dining room Realtors, 646-4200. bedroom apartment. Central location. References required. Philbrick fees. Call J.D. Real Estate MANOR WISHING? FREE PUPPIES- mother hun Agency 646-4200. Associates, Inc. 6461980. 1966 COUNTRY SQUIRE, 1969 CAMARO, SS. Call 646-6625 p.m., 872-4651. can’t, be bqat, quality homes, with beamed cathedral JUST LISTED - Oversized 6 excellent condition, goixl tires sensibly priced, new and used. ^-MANCHESTER- Six room For a home of your own? COVENTRY - One acre lots, $7,0(10 each. Our build ting hound, father collie, 8 after 5. ASSEMBLERS ceilings. Paneled family TWO-FAMILY house, 107 room Cape, fireplace, blue males , one female. 643-5564 APARTMENTS 429-2821 Parts, supplies, ser Colonial on the west side, three Oakland Street, price reduced TIRED Of Paying Rent? Call er will build to your specifications. Come In and MANCHESTER - New S- MANCHEISTER - Cmtral loca vice work done. room, fireplace and garage. wall-to-wall carpeting in living after 3. bedroom apartment, air- tion, bus line, third floor, 5 IHNIMMa 8VMI Autoa For Sale 81 large bedrooms, two full baths, for immediate sale, or lease. us, 528-9081 one of our room, den and hall, extra clean, see us for more details. (Off W. MMdlO TiMis.) With machining experience. formal dining room, eat-in Needs work.„Call 5267054. conditioned, kitchen spacious rooms, $150 monthly, qualified representatives may tots of storage, basement laun MANCHESTER - $39,900. Seven-room Colonial, al PEMBROKE Welsh Corgi- MANCHESTER Minimum one year's kitchen, two car garage. Has to be your answer to home appliances, carpeted, private security and references, (/all dry room, one-car garage. Act uminum sided, fireplace In living room, wall-to- AKC, registered, female, ntoe entrance and basement, yard, 6462712. BulHbY / experience. Must read be seen. Mid 30’s. Wolverton 6 4 6 -11 80 ANDOVER - ’Three-bedroom o w n e rsh ip . NO fast. $33,900. Miller Realtors, Agency, Realtors, 649-2813/ . wall carpeting, nicely landscaped lot. Immacu months old. 1-537-1627. parkina, Lyndale Street. UAR H0U8IHQ GOHP. blueprints. Excellent fringe Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, carpeting, OBLIGATION, personal 6468209, 2263518. benefits and pay. in-ground pool. One acre plus. late family home. Available immediately. $265 ROCKVILLE - Five rooms, SCRANTON MOTORS. INC. counseling by appointment. AKC COLLIES, sables and tris, per month. 649-4844. $140, Four rooms, $115, Three 1 and 2-bedroom luxuary CONDOMINIUM- Two MERRITT AGENCY $32,000. Warren E. • Howland, Lota-Land tor Sale 24 apartments. Features wall-to- bedroom Ranch in choice loca Realtors, 643-1108. CAPE, 4 bedrooms $28,900 six weeks old, all shots, call 876 rooms, $110. Parking, yard, II REALTOR 1629. appliances. 872-0359, 7:30-9:30 wall carpeting, vanity tile tion, offered by retiring widow. COLONIAL, 11 rooms MANCHESTER - Two building l is t yo u r h o u se in ... POUR ROOMS - H e a t,- F R E E Birthday Bonus! PRESSURE p.m. baths, built-in oven, range, Complete with all kitchen MANCHESTER - Six-room $38,900 tots, side by side, good location. appliances, phone after 5:30 appliances and in excellent con Cape in mint condition. ’Three DUPLEX, 6-6 ...... $35,900 DACHSHUND puppies, wire p.m., 5662^. dishwasher, refrigerator and' ^ 100 Galt, of Oat FREE On All New & Value-Rated Uaad Cars ' ILARGE six room Cape, 2 full Keys, Jim Orgento, 528-9081. REALE’S CORNER haired, registered, raised with . BLAST MFG. dition. No extras needed. Come baths, formal dining room, bedrooms, living room, dining NEW Rals^ Ranch disposal, electric heat, 2 air ★ Scranton Exclusive Total S-Yt*. or 36 eOOO-MIIo Guarantee on All New Cars look, it’s reasonable. Call 649- 175 MAIN STREET • PHONE 648-4525 children, champion line. Phone CLEAN three room apartmenU conditioners, glass sliding' three bedrooms, fireplace, and room, enclos^ porch off of $39,900 Inveatmant Property 25 646-8417. APARTMENT CO., INC. 9434 anytime. „ _ $31,900. kitchen. Immediate occupancy. First floor, heat, parking, laun doors, all large rooms. Full Egan, Plus Many More To Choose dry facilities. Convenient. $150. RENTAL OFFICE Sroker, 649-7746. Priced at $31,900. Zinsser Agen From INVESTMENT PACKAGE - basement storage area, ample 41 Chapel-St. cy, Realtor, 6461511. Services O ttered 31 RooHng-SIdlng 34 monthly. Mr. Belflore 647-1413. We have a large variety of consisting of a five-family, deluxe one and two-bedroom parking. Starting at $175. Han Manchester, Conn. COMPLETELY renovated six three-family, and two family S porting Goods 48 COVENTRY KEYS ROOFING and roof repairing, apartments and townhouses dy to shopping, schools, bus Call yrs. BrunettI, 643-2487 room Cape, fireplaced living MANCHESTER, - $29,900. 6- with good income. $110,000. and religious facilities. ! room Cape, carpeting, REALTORS OPEN 9-9 REPAIRS Coughlin Roofing Co. M3-7707 throughout Manchester. Ren between 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. ENERGY CRISIS? room has wall-to-wall Philbrick Agency, Realtors, FISCHER Aluminum skis, Model apartment open for in fireplace, garage, treed lot. 528-9081 never used; one pair Lange ski tal office open daily from 65, weekdays. ‘ Not in this home with electric carpeting, kitchen has new 453 Bumsldo Avo., E.H 6464200. Ion all makes of tewing'' BIDWELL Home Improvement spection 1-5 p.m., Saturday heat and 2 fireplaces to oven-range and cabinets, new Cole Realtor/MLS, 643-6666. Fmachinas. Open!! boots, size 10 1/2, used five PBEBIOENTIAL other times by appUntment. Co. Expert installation of times. Will sell both for $125 or and Sunday. Other times by Starts at 1 9 7 4 snuggle up to. Large 4- burner, new hot water heater, Real Entate Wanted 28 LWedneaday, Thursday and!’ aluminum siding, gutters and 1 9 7 4 OMEGA brand new bath, three RAISED RANCH, 3 wooded skis for $85 and boots for $45. VILLAQE APTB. appointment. VENTURA Starts at ASSEMBLERS and coil bedroom Split, 214 baths, for acres and a spectacular view, ^Friday ’til 9; Monday/> trims. Roofing installation and Call 6468653. 2-Dr. Coupe $3018. winders for;fine work. Must bedrooms. Excellent condition SELLING your home or ^Tuesday and Saturday ’til 5 repairs. 649-6495, 8769109. MANCHEBTER 2461 Nm Stite.Ri, Mmdwtter Z-Dr. Coup* mal dining room, large eat-in throughout. $36,900. Wolverton make this an exceptional home. acreage? For prompt friendly Call: $2850 have good finger dexterity. kitchen, 2-car garage. Well Wall-to-wall carpeting, 1 1/2 $39,900 - New 7 room Raised 6461021 Mother’s shift available. Will Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. service, call Louis Dimock HORACE Tetrault — Siding, One and two bedrooms. UAR H0U8IM8 CORP, landscaped with acre of tall tile baths, stone fireplace and' Ranch, two baths, fireplace, Realty, 649-9823. 1973 MTSiM train. Working hours 7:30 a.m. - Knit ’N Puri roofing, storm windows, aw A htiquan 48 Near schools, churches ^ 643-9881 1972 CADILLAC trees. Call J. Jennings, 649- CAPE - seven rooms, 1 1/2 sliding glass doors to rear deck, large recreation room, oouble 1200 Coupe. Auto, trana. Economy Coupe daVllle, aU Cad. Equip. In 1970 OKIIMUT IMPtU 1999 CHEVmUT IMPUA 4 p.m'. or 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. App could make it,your home for garage, wooded. Hutchins Trl-CHy Plaza Vamon nings. . Quality workmanship, and shopping center, on Robert Murdoefc, Realtor " car. Townsmen Wagon, V-8, auto., P.S 4-Dr. Sedan. V-8, auto, P.S., P.D.B., ly in person. Able Coil Com 5306, eves. 742-6317. baths, family room, large SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? free estimates. Fully insured. WANTED — Antique furniture, HEBRON - Modern 2-bedroom 843-8851 cluding A/C, leather, vinyl top, low P.D.B., beautiful condition. 100 Qals. beautiful economy car. 100 Qals. of only $38,900. (/all Warren E. Agency, 649-5324. bus line. Call anytime. miles, 1-yr. guarantee available. ■ ol Gas Free. Gas Free. pany, Howard Rd., Bolton. modern kitchen, wall-to-wall Call us first. Will buy your 87 2 -2 2 1 8 872-9187, 6463417. glass, pewter, oil paintings or apartment, country setting, Stephen J. Luction Jr. *2695 stays, porch, garage. Bowers Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. I X r carpeting, appliances, heat and Almost across from Bolton JUST LISTED - Six-room Cape home immediately at a fair other antique items. Any quan 646-2823 Supt - 646-8287 *4295 *1795 ^1995 Lake House. No telephone calls • • B & W • • School. $39,500. Philbrick Agen price. All cash. Call Lou ROOFING — Specializing tity. ’The Harrisons, 6466709, hot water. Available im The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. with garage, located on over 2 1973 PONTIAC BON'VILli please. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Arruda, 644-1539. repairing roofs, new roofs, 165 Oakland Street. mediately. $190. Eastern, 646 R ealtors — MLS gorgeous acres of lawn and 8250. 4-Door. V-8, auto., PS, PDB, A/C, low 1972 MERCURY MARQUIS ' Manchester Parkade - 649-5306 LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, gutter work, chimneys, cleaned 2-Dr., V-8, auto., P.S., P.D.B., a/c COVEN’TRY - oversized Cape, last section trees. If you’re looking for ★ ARRUDA i f mllai. Nice luxury car at a raal 1973 CAniUC ODORUlO stereo with tape, low miles. 100 Gals' Bunlnesn Opportunity 14 REALTORS 644-1539 cellars and attics cleaned, and repaired. 30 years aavlngs. 1970 BOiat nVIEIU 24x42 with five rooms on first room to spread. Priced at only Coupe. All cad. equip. Including a/o, 2-Dr., V-8, auto., P.S., P.D.B., a/c, of Gas Free. lawns mowed, small tree work. experience. Free estimates. TWO-ROOM apartment, stove, MANCHESTER - Newer 2 AVAILABLE immediately, vinyl top, new tires. Low mileage. 100 floor finished. Second floor un $31,900. Keith-Real Estate, 646 bedroom Townhouse, full base Gafs ol Gas Free. , 44,000 miles. Like new. 100 Gals, of COUNTRY STORE for sale of homes now 4126, 6461922. Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. Howley, 643-5361. Wanted to Buy 49 refrigerator, utilities, $125 modern 3-room apartment, *3498 Gas Free. >3795 finished. Large wooded lot. ALL CASH for your property ment, private entrances and carpeting, appliances, parking, lock, stock and barrel, well MANCHESTER - A home of un within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, monthly. References. (^11 646 SAVE traveled highway. For par $31,500. Philbrick Agency, WANTED for cash - Antiques, patio, includes heat, storage, Hiluard Street, call 1973 OLDS GUTLESS *2195 1971 MRCUIIY CniGM derstated distinction. One-half Realtors, 646-4200. $19,900 Five rooms, 11/2 baths, instant service. Hayes Agency, DRESSMAKING - 15 years 6311. ticulars call 289-6208 or 649- available experience. Specializing in early tin and cast iron toys. appliances, and c a s tin g . $235 6467M9, 5663850, after 5 p.m. 2-Dr., V-8, auto., P.S., P.D.B., a/c, acre of trees and shrubs grace stove, refrigerator, garage, two 6460131. Heating-Plumbing vinyl top. 100 Gala, of Gas Free. 7669. . alterations, evening and bridal 35 trains, guns, swords, glass, FOUR-ROOM apartment, heat, per month. Paul W. Dougan, rO' PDB, A/C, atereo, aun roof, wire this 8-room Garrison Colonial acres. Hutchins Agency, Realtor, 643-4535, 6461021. iwheela, Mlchelln Urea, 11,000 miles Manchester When 214 homes are sold gowns. Call Sandy, 643-7042,16 postcards, early books, oil pain hot water, stove, $150. monthly. Homaa lor Rant S4 1971 OLDSMONLE 1970 BUHNIELECTRA with 2 fireplaces, 25’ living Realtors, 649-5324. WE WILL buy your house. Call BOTTI Heating and Plumbing TORONADO. V-8, auto., P.S., P.D^.. 2-Dr., limited, V-8, auto., P.S., P.D.B., *2295 Situation Wanted is — we’re sold out! Final 6 . tings, pewter, almost anything References. Call 643-6311. room, 2 1/2 baths, jalousied MOST UNUSUAL anytime, Hutchins Agency, — Prompt, courteous service. M ANCHESTER - ’Three *3995 a/c, radial tires. 100 Gals, ol divided seats, vinyl top, radial Urea, section of 24 homes now MANCHESTER - Well cared old. Call anytime, 643 BOL’TON - Single house, dining Free. low miles. 100 Gaia, ol Gas Free. 1973 PONTIAC porch, redwood and stone patio, Older 6-room Colonial finished available. Realtors, 649-5324. Call 643-1496. bedroom apartment in newer room, fireplace, large yar^ 1972 CHnHin CMiim GRANDVILLE. 4-Or., H/lop. Will TYPING done in my home. 2-car garage and the finest of for ten room oversized Cape in ED’S Contracting Agency - EAST HARTFORD - 551 sacrifice my demo. It’s loaded. New Billing, reports, letters, term in Spanish motiff, three The 2 Bedroom Ranch — Painting, carpentry, floor and Tolland Street, 3 rooms, two-family, fully carpeted, references required. $225. g-Door Hardtop. V-8. auto, frana., PS, *2895 ■2195 detailini Low 60’s. Warren E. $27,500 country setting, only five SELLING your house? Call us SEWERLINES, sink lines, $9309. NOW $4595. Call DICK papers, etc. Phone 1-642-6421. bedrooms, gracious foyer, rug cleaning, remodeling, tree available March 1st, adults, appliances, air-conditioning mcMithly. 643-5983. PDB, vinyl top, bucket seats. BACKOFEN 643-1101. Must drive to Howlani Realtor, 643-1108. The 3 Bedroom Townhouse minutes from center of town. first and we’ll make you a cash cleaned with electric cutters, and basement storage. large kit6hen with paptry, for-, Wall-to-wall carpeting. service. For all kinds of work _ □ RENTALS $105. E. Yeomans, 742-8W. »2 7 fla appreciate this excellent automobile. - $32,990 offer. One day service. T. J. by professionals. McKinney Convenient location, $245 456 1/2 MAIN STREET - 6 1972 CADILLAC lOO Gals, of Gaa Roe. BABYSITTHTO tor toddlers, ANDOVER, COVENTRY and mal dining room and living Separate three room apart Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. call^M61590 between 66. g^os Sewer Sedan De Villa. All cad. equip.. In 1971 CHEVROIIT CAPRICE . . . includes air condition Disposal Com- monthly, security required. rooms, family unit, security. 1969 CHEilMlEt UiURO 4-Dr., V-8, auto., P.S., P.D.B,, vinyl my home<-other children, large room. Garage. Must be seen. ing, cayjprts, luii basement, ment. Priced in the mid 40s. cluding o/c, leather, stereo, vinyl top. Tolland- A fine selection of ******** A •’•••••• •••••••••• Room s fo r Rant Available April 1st. 64658%. 2-Dr. Hardtop. V-8, auto, trana., real top,, low miles, excellent condition. 1970 PONTIAC LEMANS yard, Woodbridge Street- sw-imming 'P.opl. tennis Palntlng-plperini...... *32 ______. S2 FIVE ROOM, two-bedroom 6462426, 65 p.m. 2 to choose from. Good gas mileage 2-Dr„ V-8, auto. P.S.. low miles. 100 excellent homes at realistic Call us to see this fine listing. T. beautiful car. with luxury. 100 Qsls. of Gas Free. Ido Gals, ol Gas Free. Bowers School area. 643-6432. prices from $16,000 - $73,000. courts, grounds and exterior J. Crockett, Realtor, 6461577. apartment. G ar^e. Nice yard. Gals, ol Gas Free. maintenance. ______□ MISC. SERVICES T.______J. FLANAGAN FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, ROOM for middleaged woman, VERNON - 6room apartment Come in and browse through Painting, repairs, and remodeling. $180. Security. Phone 6462353 '1 7 M *4295 *2895 -3" repairs. quiet, convenient location, 224 after 1 p.m. in modern 4-family, nice loca Bualnana lor Rant *1995 hundreds of listings and take j 6 46 -11 80 MANCHESTER and Vicinity - ...... papering, general Prompt service on emergen tion, convenient to shopping and 55 We have a largelarve selectionsplartinn ofnf _ •••••••••••••••••»» E s tim a te 1—-now for Charter Oak St., 643-5886 advantage of over 40 years of Servlcen Ottered cies. 643-7024. between 4-6 p.m. 1-86. Heat and appliances in- Routs 83 □ EDUCATION “know now” at the Welles homes from $21,900. Visit our 31 spring/summer sorine/summer clean iinup. (/all NEW DUPLEX, four large STORAGE WAREHOUSE -10,. VERNON 643-1949. cluded,Q$145 montnfy. 647-1113. Agency, Call 742-7356 or 643- MERRITT AGENCY new office at 144 Center Street rooms, 1 1/2 baths, stove, air- 500 square feet, platform level. 872-9145 Cadillac • Oldamoblle - Pontiac DRIVEWAYS cleared of snow, LADIES only, nicely furnished conditioner, garbage disposal, 643-1181 0302 today. ‘ g i f e e i i at your convenience and com MANCHES’TER - 4 rooms, first Stock Place, rear. Attractive Private Inntructlonn REALTOR fort to see pictures and descrip Manchester and Bolton area. J.P. LEWIS & Son custom rooms for rent. C/ommunity wall-to-wall throughout, full rental Brokers protected. Call ia Call 6465900. Flooring 38 kitchen and bath. All utilities floor, central, appliances, $114. n . tions of most homes available decorating, interior and basement, yard, on bus line. 522-3114. MANCHESTER - Custom built gives you more includ^. Convenient to store! Utilities extra. Singles TUTORING for your elemen in the area. Meyer Agency, exterior, paper hanging. Fully Call, 643-0089. 7-room Cape, modern kitchen COVENTRY - oversized Cape, SHARPENING Service — FLOOR Sanding and and bus line. Ideal for working accepted. 8469274.' tary child, reading, phonics, with built-ins, living room with Realtors, 6463860, 6468776. insured. 649-9658. 460 MAIN STREET - Ideal for five rooms finished, plus one Lydall Street/Manchester Saws, knives, axes, shears, Refinishing, (specializing in or elderly lady. Call after 4 math etc. Call 643-7101. fireplace, beautiful rec room older floors). Inside painting, AVAILABLE immediately, store, office etc. $160. Call 646 bedroom, breezeway and large 649-6259/646-6909 ROLLING PARK - Cape, three skates, rotary blades. (Juick INSIDE-Outside painting. p.m. 644^0383. four room garden apartment, 2426, 65. \ with wet bar, 1 1/2 baths. Only Condominium Living in an ceilings. John Verfaille, 6 ^ PRIVATE FRENCH lessons by addition 24x28 with unfinished bedrooms, dining room, service. Capitol Equipment Special rates for pwple over 65. centrally located, neat and $400 down to qualified veteran. interior. Ideal for Ibe handy Estate Setting a Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. 5750, 872-2222. THE THOMPSON House- cmalified teacher, beginners Warren E.-Howland, Realtor, finished rec room with wall-to- Fully insured. Estimates given. appliances, lease and security, VIUA8ER STORE, 24 1/2x35’, full base- man or extra large family. wall carpeting, extra large Hours daily 7:365, Thursday Call 6467863. Cottage Street, centrally $195. monthly. 6463978, 646 ment. Center Street location. through advanced. Specializing 643-1108. located, large, pleasantly fur in conversational French. Call Wooded lot, 2-car garage, $39,- kitchen,.! 1/2 baths, oil hot 7:369, Saturday,'.7:30-4. 643- 4780. APARTMENTB Call 6460459. 649-4920. 900. Philbrick Agency, 7958. - PETER BELLIVEAU Paintin nished rooms, parking, (/all 646 ROCKVILLE- four family on Realtors, 6464200. water heat. Phone owner-agent, 2358, for overnight and perma Five-room, 2 bedroom Union Street, each apartment 649-5261, or 6467925. - Experienced and insun SUNNY 4 rooms, appliances townhouse, wall-to-wall BOLTON - office space 172 (/USTOM MADE draperies and Painting, papering, ceilim □ MISC. FOR SALE nent guest rates. has four rooms, all in excellent igs. supplied, one child, no pets, carpeting, fireplace, 2 air con square feet, warehouse 1,022 OLDER HOME - 8 rooms, large bedspreads, wide selection of big or small11 jobs. CallCc 643-1671171. $145. Immediate occupancy. square feet, loading dock with condition from top to bottom. modern kitchen, formal dining fabrics. Call 6461786. r M in private home, ditioners, appliances, heat □ REAL ESTATE Fifth apartment possible. Good Articlen lor Sale 41 6 0 Security required. 633-6026. overhead door, and heat. At a t MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH room, large den,4lro full baths, HOUSE PAINTING - Interior, femaje only. Kitchen and hot water, IV^ tiled baths, tractive appearance, good com estate builder. 40’s. Wolverton 4 bedrooms, two-car garage. On REWEAVING burns, moth s, parkuig. Phone 646 washer and dryer hookup, Agbncy, Realtors, 649-2813. BEST BUYS exterior. Insured, experienced. BEAU’TY SALON equipment mercial location by two major Homes For Sale 23 a 250’ pSrklike yard. $35,900. holes. Zippers repaired. Win College graduate. Free es patio. No pets. for sale, two complete shampoo FOUR-R(X)M and five-room highways. Route 84 and 44. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, dow shades, Venetian blinds. timate. Peter Tilley, 742-6117. units, one hydraulic chair. (^11 Ideal for distributor. $225 CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, ANDOVER - Raised Ranch on 6464200. Keys made. TV for rent. FURNISHED ROOM for apartments, tiled bath, heat, Call 6467620 high and wooded 3 acres. Wall- 643-8711 after 6 p.m. hot water included, newly monthly. Cali 643-9508 or 636 California Ranch. Fireplaced By BELFIORE Marlows, 867 Main St. 6465221...... working lady. Modern kitchen, 2075. 1974 PLYMOUTH FURY III living room, formal dining to-wall carpeting, 1 l/2baths, GEORGIAN COLONIAL - linens, private enterance, remodeled. Middle-age adults. family room with quarry stone Building-Contracting 33 MOVING - Nine rooms of lovely 4-Door Hardtop with factory air, Tfllte, P/steerIng & room, modern kitchen with Center chimney Colonial. Two JOE LOMBARDO MILLAR t r e e Service, Inc. parking, central. Call 643-8649. Security deposit, references, no dining area, family three large fireplace. Rural area. Only decorator’s furniture. Antiques, pets, parking. 11 1/2 A and B power brakes, radio, vinyl roof, vinyl Interior, tinted fireplaces, modem kitchen with Has Just listed a large Dutch Colonial In the center of town Removal, pruning, lot clearing, FIREPLACES - roofing, patios, glassware, electric range, mar Autoa For Sale 81 bedrooms, fourth possible.- 2- minutes to Manchester and built-ins, large formal dining spraying.Fully insured. SLEEPING ROOM, ample School Street, across from East glass & many other extras. Only 3500 miles, cost new Hartford. Fairly priced, at $38,- 8 room^ 4 bedrooms^-car garage. Lovely enclosed sun-! interior-exterior painting, all ble top dresser, furs, clothing. Side Rec, near Main. over $5200. car garage. BeautifulW room, front-to-back living porch. Call for an Inunction this yvoek. Licensed. Free estimates. By appointment only. 6463^. parking. 272 Main Street, landscaped grounds. Marion E. 900. Call Warren E. Howland, types of carpenter work, ad room, large front foyer, den, Phone 633-5345. ditions etc. Free estimates. Manchester.. ’ ,.7 Robertson, Realtorr 643-5953. Realtor, 643-1108. screened porch, 4 bedrooms, 2 FRANK SCALLEY FOUR-R(X)M apartment, com Reasonable prices. 643-0001. GENUINE CUCKOO CLOCK, pletely renovated. Adults only. 12 baths, garage, large lot. High (Dffers this older twp-famlly now being used as a large CONNECTICUT excellent condition, call 647- ROOMS for rent, (/all 872-3580. Holiday Special, CAPE - full acre treed lot, large MANCHESTER- two family 6-6 $200 monthly includes utilities. *3750 Fury III 4-Door Sedan on a hill in one of Manchester’s single. Two-car garage plus workshop. One kitchen com HOMEOWNER S SERVICE V J. P. LEWIS and Son, 9033. Ask for Bob. eat-in kitchen, three bedrooms, duplex, with three bedrooms, finest neighborhoods. Philbrick Security. 6461189. each side. Huge kitchens, new pletely modernized. A two-famlly at $31,000 Is a scarce “Qutlltf WorkminMhlp \remodeling kitchen and SlN|i,thai wall-to-wall carpet, enclosed Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. itemi Q iitnM —d" A’TTRACnVE sleeping room, sunporch and sundeck. Asking bathrooms, vinyl covered bathrooms, recreation and Older refrigerator, best offer; Bpeditelng In family rooms, new ceilings, mason’s wheelbarrow; fer gentleman, shower bath, free $29,900. Keith Real Estate, 64^ siding, aluminum storms and AL MATTHEW txttrior rNpilr*. Fm , prompt m - STOP RAISED RANCH - Large living drywall work. 649-9658. tilizer spreader; cocktail table; parking, private entrance. App VERNON - Ndrthgate, 300 4126, 649-1922. screens, two car garage. rcram and formal dining room to proud of this "Doll House" Colonial just off East Center UaMiNt. ly 195 Spruce Street. South Street, Vernon, 'niere -S&SBIIICK Wolverton Agency, Realtors, •44-I»40. 8x10 rug; gold barret chair. Call FREE GIFTS with sliding glass doors to large Street. No table needed here—It’s so clean you can prac 568-4239. \ will be a few vacancies ac- THIRTEEN ROOMS - 2 1/2- 649-2813.. ,/ MASONRY n All types, deck and swimming pool. l\vo tically eat off the floorl Newly redecorated Inside, recently fieldstone, brick, concrete. 'I curing at Northgate in the next OVER 4 0 GIFTS TO CHOOSE FROM* baths, two fireplaces, 3-car gar fireplaces, family room, two- painted outside, new gutters, plaster walls. Truly an MASONRY WORK - Brick, MAMIYA twin lens reflex, MALE to share apartment month or two. If you are in age, horse barn, view. $53,900. $27,500 - Small expanded 6-room Free estimates. After 5 p.m., car garage, large lot. 160x250’. excellent value at $32j500. block and stone. New work and 643-1870 or 644-2975. ^ model c33, with 80mm and with same in Hartford. Call terested in a large well cared • 3-Piece Luggagr Sat • AM-FM Radioa • Bu^oVa Watches • Sunbeam Hair Dryers Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. Cape with enclosed porch and Mark, 277-5206 days, after 5 pm. $47,500. Philbrick Agency, repairs, reasonable prices. Call ------^----- :--- V------r 65mm lens, plus accessories. for apartment, fully carpeted, HOW IS THE TIME TO S A n • 20-Piece Dinnerware Set • Hainiiton Be^h Biender • internationai Siiverware one-car garage on 190’ dee Realtors, 64^00. f- 643-9508. 247-1428. with loads of closets, private wooded lot, vacant. T. f . REMODEL your bathroom, Nikon 35mm, model S2, with 50 and many more itfme to choose from- COVENTRY kitchen, rec room or custom imm, 35mm and mm lens entrance and private patio, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. FIVE GARAGES Apartmanta For hant S3 MONEY ------„ liB—i-BMBM'-MlWMflllNIMM. 5 BIG BEDROOMS CUSTOM MADE Draperies, - build your new home. Call 646 plus accessories. Call 644-27^ each apartment with its own COVENTRY (North) $34,900 Are only a small part of this value packed 6-6 very reasonable, work 1142, 643-6341. after 6 p.m.' dishwasher clothes washer and Are contained in this over MANCHESTER- ^autiful one DilplexI How abotlt wall-to-wall In several rooms, two ^aranteed. J ^ l anytime, 646 MANCHESTER - Two- clothes dryer as well as other *Froo gift With tfie purchaso^ e ve ry n e w or used car In dealer’s Inventory. sized Colonial Split Level that owner home with three bedroom, isolated end of appliances, then you should bedrooms, two full baths, UNLUHTED POTENTUL new stoves, 1 Vr tiled baths dn one side — a tiled bath NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - ALUMINUM sheets used as^ is nestled on 4V4 acres of building, apartment, wrap take the trouble to see what is heated family room, country Young Raised Ranch, 3 on the otherl Two separate gap heating syatemsi Remodeling, repairing, ad printing plates, .007 thick, wooded land. 2>/2 baths, a 2- TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Ux32”. 25 cents bach or 5 for $1. around view, balcony, available at Nortluate. Ftontals size kitchens with all built-ins. bedrooms, bath and a half, big .Aluminum storms,ecreena, doors. » ditions, rec rooms, porches and cathedral beamqd ceiling, pool, 1971 D0D9E DART 1972 CHRYSllR NEWPORT 1971 FORD 1971 PLYMOUTH SEORiNQ car garage, family room, Trees cut, trimmed or topied, roofing.'No job too small. Call Phone 643-2711. are from $195 - and in Royal 4-Dooc Hardtop. Vary claan, Den' with fireplace, two plus lot, built-ins. Due to transfer An added plus to a business zone location - price ap stumps removed, fuliv insured. sauna baths, tennis courts, clude'beat, parking, etc. (/all 4-Ooor Sedan. 6-cyl., automatic, 4-Dr. Sedan with factory air, Plus 2-Dr. Hardtop with air cond., fireplace, for more informa garages and beautiful in-ground preciation should be definite here. 64631A. power ttearing, radio, vary clean & low mileage witti air cond., power automatic, power steering, tinted power steering, automatic, tinted owner offers this home at Got a tree problem? Well worth NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 community bifUding facilities, superintendant, Mr. Utter, at economical, low i]1|Rm ^ _ steering, power brakae, vinyl roof, glass, radio, many other extras. A glass, etc. tion, call Tony’Wasilefsky at pooh Wolverton Agency sacrifice price. Convenient to Both sides immediately available. a phone call. 742-8252. excellent maintenance. 872-6011. wsw tliM , tinted olaaa. tadfL. raal buy at Realtors, 649-2813. CARPENTRY — Repairs, cents each. Jnquire side door. ONLY 649-5306, evenings 872-0003. UConn. Worthy of your in Pricsfij very right In the mid forties - a fast sale to Oakland Manor Apartments, ONLY *2095 o n l y * 2 2 u O 1995 wanted! remodeling, additions, roofing. Manchester Evening Herald. 647-9771. Now Is the time to toko S&S for o rldol ONLY *1195 spection. For full details call ODD JOBS - You name it, we do Call David Patria, South Wind 122 FLORENCE STREET - TOLLAND- By owner, three it. Call John 643-2097 or Andy four room apartment in 2- The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. bedroom R ais^ Ranch, on one Mr. Gordon, 649-5306, eves. sor, 644-1796. HEAVY OAK and hickory Realtors — MLS 872-2385. MANCHESTER - Deluxe two family, heat and utilities paid, Take Advantage of acre wooded lot, 1 l/2baths, 643-5314. BEA MILLETTE fireplace wood, sawed and 1970 RIAVERICK 1 0 7 2 00D 8E 1*73 DODSE DXIIT Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 bedrooni townhouse, super $200 monthly. 644-8896,646^. 4-Dr. Coronet Custom with air cond., 1970 TOYOTA 3 WES ROBBINS carpentry delivered, (/all Elmer Wilson, Custom 4-Door Sedan. 6-cyl., eat-in kitchen, dining room, Wants you to look at this V* acre lot on Box Mountain Drive COVENTRY Coverers - Slip location,! 1/2 baths, full private Wintertime Savings 2-Door. e-cyl„ automatic, haatar, radio, power ataarlng, automatic, and lai^e family room, with remodeling specialist. Ad 6465900. olaan, very nice car _ _ automaUc, radio, vinyt root, power 4-Dr. Sedan with automaUc trana., In Vernon with a spectacular view of the Connecticut covers, upholstery and drapes. basement, includes heat and MANCHESTER - new 2- many other extras. Vary clean, low ateering, wtw Urea, wheel covers, and radio, heater, rear defroster, one MANCHESTER - Large, fireplace. Asking $39,500. Call * * o & w * * ditions, rec rooms, dormers, mliaage. owner. " The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. Valley. Perk teat has been approved - ready to build on. Free Estimates. Master charge FOR SALE - Electric accordian ^pllances. $260 per month. bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 Sale Today! o N i y 'I S O S many other extra gracious 7-room Colonial, 872-4662. R ealtors — MLS built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, I%ul W. Dougan, Realtor, 646 accepted. Call 742-8065. 6463446. with case, $300. (/larinet with baths. Includes heat, ONLY *2200 o n l y “ ONLY *1595 fireplace, aluminum siding, M anchester P ark ad e — 649-5306 PAUL STEINMEYER 4535^ 6461021. appliances, shag carpeting, full nice yard, 3-car garage. $39,900. case, $125. Call 643-8711 after 6. Thinks this 7-5 two-famlly In central Manchester with a 2- LIGHT trucking, attics and basem ent. $265. Paul W. Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - FIVE-ROOM duplex, $150 Manchester car garage would make a nice Investment property. Under cellars cleaned. Bundled new homes custom built, STOP GAS THEFT - No lock, Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646' ENGLISH TUDOR - 8 rooms on monthly plus security, oil 1021. • • 1971 PLYMDUTH DUSTER 1071 PLYMOUTH FURY iil 1073 CHRYSLER QUALITY BUILT new 8 room $40,000. Call Paul for an appointment at 847-1413 or 228- newspapers taken only. Free remodeled, additions, rec no key. Simple gadgetJitk^M 1 0 7 3 PiNTO LOVELY 10 acres: Large living room 0384 evenings (local call). estimate. Phone 647-9610. < burner, no pets, shopping plaza Coupa. Low inileaga with radial ataal 2-Dr. 4-cyl with stick shift, v#ry 4-Ooor Hardtop, Only 47,000 mllat Newport Custom. 6,000 miles, fully Colonial in prestigious Forest with Cypress paneling and rooms, garages, kitchens in seconds by anyone, $2.50. area. 1125 Sullivan Avenue, belt Urea, automaUc, radio, pdwar economical and u a ^ m <^. with air cond., tinlad giaiSKaulomatlc, equipped with air condHIonlncondHIonlM. Hills. Four bedrooms, 2 1/2 Older 7-room Colonial on bus ED SWAIN remodeled, bath tile, cement Memorial Corner Store or MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- steering, ate. radio, P/stearIng & P/bjlltoltVary line, dining room, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, four bedrooms, den, COMMUNITY- ’Tree Service - South Windsor, 644-2998. bedroom townhouse, 1 1/2 ONLY clean. baths, first floor family room, two baths, two-car garage. work. Steps, dormers. Residen Douglas Motors, 345 Main. ONLY *2395 den, carjteting, walk-up attic, Thinks the three most Important aspects of a property are Tree trimming and removal. baths, full basement,^ private *2050 •3395( 2-car attached garage. P ric^ Ideal set-up for dog kennel location, location and locatloni Therefore, this lot on tial or commercial. Call 646 FIVE room flat, second floor, entrances. Includes heat and ONLY *1095 at $57,900. Zinsser Agency, 646- 3 garages, ALUMINUM For free estiinate call, 4291. WE BUY and sell used fur operation. $59,500. Philbrick prestigious Elwood Road should Interest anyone wanting 0184 collect. Firewood stove and refrigerator, west appliances. $245 per month.* DISREOARD LAREL PRICES... 1511. SIDED, fireplace, $39,900. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. niture. Cash on the line. One to build. Call Ed or Bill Belflore on this one - a truly scan delivered. piece or an entire house full. side, no pets, children or I%ul W. Dougan, Realtor, 646. In falrneBS to compotitlon, we can’t quote prices, R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen- singles. Call 64^12. 4535, 6461021. ------MANCHESTER^------Two family, Hebron Itemi try,,^kitchens, rec rooms, ad 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 publicly. You must come In and see and hear for WIDE SELECTION OF MANCHESTER - Six-room TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving modern kitchens, ceramic tile NEW LISTING ditions, porches, any type Main Street Rear, behind yourself. See SAS Todayl ENJOY LIVING Cblonial. Large kitchen, formal large appliances, cleaning Douglas Motor Sales. WE HAVE customers waitingng MANCHESTER - ’Two-bedroom NEW AND USED CARS! baths, aluminum siding, 2-car dining room, 3 bedrooms, gar 4-4 Two-famlly with 3-ca> garagkon 307’ loti Low thirtleal remodeling, 646-20^. for the rental of your apartmentaps Townhouse with full basement, garage, extellent location. In this 7-room Colonial on IVi cellars and attics, also some acres, FOUR BEDROOMS, age. Immaculate condition. Call for details. tree work done. 644-1775. or home. J.D. Real EstateF washer and dryer hookups, Char-Bon Agency, 643-0683. $2^9,900. Philbrick Agency, CARPENTRY - Porches, gar CLEAN USED refrigerators, Associates, Inc. 6461980. IV2 baths, dining room, ranges, automatic washers, appliances, heat and cooking Realtors, 64^00. CALL US - WE WORKI ages, additions, bathrooms, gas include in modest monthly carpeting, GAS HEAT, kitchens, houses, repairs. Free with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s SIX-ROOM Colonial, 3 TENNIS RACQUETS MANCHESTER - New Contem- rental. Available now. Hi^Iand MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH bedrooms, 11/2 baths, large fireplace, $43,500. estimates. Small jobs. Stephen Appliances, 649 Main St, 6 ^ • 'L SBeSBUICK CIRCA 1730, Antique Colonial. super deluxe 2:bedroom Oak Village, 6465177. living room with fireplace, for -BELFIORE AGENCY • Rastrung Martin, 646-7295. 2m . Recently restored, 7 fireplaces, 80LF CLUBS B luse, fully carpeted, with mal dining room, country summer kitchen, new baths, Memiiera: Manchester Board of Realtors, Greater Hart sunken living room, all 460 MAIN STREET - Five ‘*New EtigUrnd'a Fattest Growing Bulek-Opel Dealer" ROUTE 0 3 643-2708-875-8010 kitchen with beams, completely RICHARDS A KEHMNA fo rd Board o f R ealtora, G reater Vernon Board o f R e a lt o r i^ ' ANY TYPE remodeling and ad EIGHT ’TRAC/T stereo system, SERVICE new kitchen, two ^ A13JVS oaD I w I rnH m PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon., Feb. 18, 1974 Obituaries Vernon Supporters of Grasso Mra. Bernard Hart Sr; Thomas Noble of King City, Alice Doyon of. Wethersfield, M#s. H. Josephine Duffy Hart Ont., Can.; and five Mrs. Carol Kostek of To Organize Thursday of 78 Phelps Rd. died Sunday at grandchildren. Newington and Mrs. Josephine Manchester Memorial Funeral services are Tuesday Church Dance MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, FEB. 19, 1974- VOL. XCHI, No. 119 Hoyle of Brownsville, Tex.;-4 Supporters of Congress-, Manchester—A City of Village Charm Hospital. She was the wife of at 2:30 p.m. at the Holmes brothers," Joseph Pagano and The social affairs committee Bernard J. Hart Sr. woman Ella Grasso for the SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Francis Pagano, both of West of Sacred Heart Church, Rt. 30, Born in Hartford, the .nomination to run for governor Brig. Harold Bevins of the Hartford, Charles Pagano, of will sponsor a dance Saturday daughter of William and Ellen on the Democratic ticket will Salvation Army will officiate. Newington and Patrick Pagano in the Parish House. Stafford Duffy, she lived in hold an organizational meeting Burial will be in Wajiping of Enfield; two sisters, Mrs. Dancing will be from 9 p.m. Manchester-95'years. in Vernon Thursday. Cemetery, South Windsor. Rose Egnat and Mrs. Josephine Other survivore are two sons, to 1 a.m. to the music of Flo Friends may call at the Morency, both of Newington, Bernard J. Hart Jr. and Schaefer and her escorts. The funeral home tonight from 7 to and 11 grandchildren. The meeting will be held at tickets will be $6 a couple. William E. fmrt, both of 9. the Nye Street Firehouse at Further information is Arab Diplomats Meet With Nixon ‘ ManchesterT'a-naughter, Mrs. 7:30 p.m. Several prominent available from Johit Marshall, Dona Upton of Manchester; two 36 Diane Dr., Vernon. brothers, William Duffy of Mrs. James Hall Mrs. Alice G. Cheney Vernon residents have already Hartford and Thomas Duffy of Mrs. Aline Hall, 68, of Hart Mrs. Alice G. Cheney, 95, of stated their support for Mrs. Church Women Grasso. Among them are State ‘Good News’ Hinted South Windsor; a sister, Mrs. ford, formerly of Manchester, Farmington died Friday at The Rockville United home. She was the widow of Rep. Thomas Dooley, and Leo Julia Modean of Wethersfield, died Saturday in a Wethersfield Methodist Church Women will Nation To John P. Cheney. B. Flaherty Jr., former chair and five grandchildren. convalescent home. She was the meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in On Mideast Peace The funeral is Wednesday at Born in Farmington, the man of the Vernon Democratic Fellowship Hall, Grove St., wife of James Hall. Town Committee. 8:15 a.m. from the John F. Other survivors are four daughter of Erastus and Grace Rockville. And Oil Embargo Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. brothers and three sisters. Cowles Gay, she lived in The^ worship service will be Center St., with a Mass at St. Funeral services are Tuesday Manchester for many years. taken from the call to prayer Gas / WASHINGTON (UPI)'— Two high-ranking Arab Bridget Church at 9. Burial will at 11 a.m. at the Holmes While living in Manchester, she Thursday’s meeting will be and self-denial service called the first organized one of diplomats called on President Nixon today to bring him a be in St. James Cemetery: Funeral Home, 400 Main St. was a member of the Center “The People’s Story.’’ It will be WASHINGTON (UPI) - The rewritten, often-delayed close to normal amount for this “good news” message from last week’s Big Four Arab' Friends may call at the Burial will be in Wapping Contregational Church. She was Grasso supporters in Vernon. government is prepared to tap a ‘‘do-it-yourself!i’ worship ser emergency energy bill will be ■ time of year. , summit meeting. funeral home Tuesday from 2 to Cemetery. active in the Red Cross and Supporters from other area are the nation’s gasoline stockpiles also being invited to attend the vice with all persons par “a very close vote, a razor thin The stocks could be “drawn 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friends may call at the Child Welfare Association. to ease the auto fuel shortages The President met in the Oval Office with Egyptian Survivors are 2 sons, John P. meeting. ticipating in the planning. edge at this time. It could go down to 180 million barrels funeral home tonight from 7 to in large metropolitan areas — either way.” Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy and Saudi Arabian Cheney Jr. of Manchester and A special offering will be without serious trouble, an 9. taken for ministries in the ^ especially the northeast. Other senators predicted, energy official said. Foreign Minister Omar Sakkaf. Sitting in on the session Mrs. Helen M. Johnson Benjamin Chaney of Far Mrs. Jane McCarthy, one of Energy chief William E. the local organizers, said United States and overseas. during floor debate Monday, were Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and Maj. Gen. Mrs. Helen M. Johnson, mington; a daughter, Mrs. Simon is expected to order all The mofa severe shortages Ernest L. Cole letters of invitation have been The program will include two that Americans would be widow of Carl T. Johnson, died D orrance C. Bronson of firms to draw down on their are reported in states such as Brent Scroweroft, duty assistant for international security Ernest L. Cole, 63, of 167 E. sent to all Democratic Town films, “The Man Who Had To rioting and acting like animals Sunday in Hartford Hospital Bethesda, Md.; 7 gasoline inventories rather New York, Massachusetts, affairs at the White House. Committee members. Sing” and “The Preacher.” soon if Congress doesn’t act after a short illness. Center St. died Saturday in grandchildren, and 16 great than, as some have urged, shift, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Some observers said that Manchester Memorial Hospital grandchildren. Mrs. Thomas Dorman is quickly on a solution to the necessarily — the way vou Born Aug. 3, 1906, in gasoline from states with an Florida and Virginia. On the they expected the President to think.” ^ ' • after a short illness. He was the A memorial service will be Omar Shrine Club 25 Years Old program chairman. current gasoline shortage. West Coast, Washington and Manchester, the daughter of Fashion Show excess to states with shortages. According to the Federal be told that there might be a There have been numerous John and Anna Wennerstrom husband of Elizabeth Johnston held Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Jaycee Wives Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D- Oregon also are pinched for partial, gradual lifting of the Cole. First Church of Christ, Far These Shriners point out a couple of memorable events in the 25-year history o£,Omar A fashion show with the The Greater Vernon Jaycee E n er^ Office’s Petroleum gas. clashes.along tfc*Golan Heights Modin, she lived in the Wash., meanwhile, predicted Situation Report, refineries Middle East oil embargo area between Israeli and Syrian Born in Manchester, he lived mington. Burial will be at 2:30 Shrine Club. Left is Eugene T. Crandall of Woodbury, illustrious potentate of Sphinx Tem theme "Spring Thing’’ will be Wives will observe Heart Energy officials have ap Manchester area most of her today’s vote on the much- have stockpile more than 200 against the United States. troops- since Kissinger helped in Manchester most of fas life. p.m. in the Cheney section- of ple. At right is Frank Gal^eler, president of Omar Shrine Club. The board contained the presented by the Skinner Road Month with a special program parently ruled out the idea of life. She was a retired clerical million barrels of gasoline — a Informed sources said that arrange Israeli-Egyptian dis He was an electrician for East Cemetery. photographs of all past presidents of the club, a history of the club, and pictures of School PTO March 4 at 7:30 to be presented at the meeting shifting gasolines from one worker for Pratt and Whitney the two diplomats were engagement. Syria has made Arrow-Hart Inc. of Hartford for Friends wisfang to do so may p.m. in the school auditorium. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the state to another "because it Aircraft Division of United Air parades, Shrine hospital visits and ceremonials in which Omrfr took part. Fourteen of 19 delivering a verbal message to clear it wants to keep Israel off the past 10 years. Before that make memorial contributions Each class in the school will Rockville Public Library. creates hard feelings and stirs craft Corp. in East Hartford. past presidents attended the anniversary event Friday at Willie’s Steak House (Herald Nixon from the Big Four — balance by the the military in he was employed for 18 years at to the First Church of Christ, make a centerpiece depicting Dr. Ellen Marmer, area car up politicians,’’ the official She was a member of Emanuel photo by Gentiluomo) the theme and the class making State Buying Egypt, Syria, Algeria and Saudi cidents. Lutheran Church and its ladies’ Hamilton Standard Division of Farmington. diologist, will speak on the said. “The intelligent way to the best centerpiece will Arabia — on decisions reached A new clash was reported auxiliaries. United Aircraft Corp. in Wind Watkins Funeral Home, 142 causes, prevention and cure of handle the shortage is to use the- receive free ice cream from the at the summit conference in today, with Damascus claiming Survivors are two daughters. sor Locks. E. Center St., is in charge of heart disease, particularly in gasoline stqckpile.” Algiers Feb. 13-14, Other survivors are three arrangements. PTO. respect to young adults. Non-Embargoed ** Today’s vote in the Senate is to have inflicted casualties on Miss Betty Ann Johnson of Woman Critical; Fashions will be featured There was speculation that an Israeli patrol. Manchester and Mrs. James sons, Robert E. Cole of Police Report Dr. Marmer is director of on whether to .send the much- the Arab leaders were ready to Ellington, Barry J. Cole of Assault Victim from the Village Bridal Shop pediatric cardiology at St. stalled energy bill back to The Arab Big Four dis Anderson of Lubbock, Tex.; a and Boutique and Younger Foreign Gasoline discuss disengagement of, engagement proposal was said brother, Harold Modean of Rockville and the Rej^Wayne Mrs. Theresa Sinsigalli, 73, of Francis Hospital, Hartford, is House-Senate conferees for Generation.,Gloria’s Beauty Israeli-Syrian military forces in to have been agreed to at a Manchester; a sister. Miss A. Cole, co-pastor of United 30 Falknor Dr. is reported still active on the staff at Rockville major changes. VISTA Volunteers Welcomed the Golan Heights. Spa will create the hairdos and meeting in Algiers last week. Ruth Modin of West Warwick, Methodist Church, Presque Mrs. Ethel A. Leonard in critical condition at MANCHESTER in the Rockville High School General Hospital, and holds an Welpy’s House of Flowers will HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut, will be able to' Fahmy and Sakkaf met Mon Without specifying details, R.I., and three grandchildren. Isle, Maine; a brother, Willard TOLLAND — Mrs. Ethel Manchester Memorial Hospital Anthony Laurinitis, 28, of 8 parking lot. assistant professorship at the day with Kissinger and Fahmy supply the floral decorations. purchase eight million gallons of foreign petroleum on a JtrTlfpr;c\Tl,U™p“ in Fahmy told reporters, “It was Funeral services are Tuesday Cole of Manchester; a sister, Austin Leonard, 86, of today, the result of head and Alpine St. was charged Satur Vernon Police said Connelly University of Connecticut ■rickets at $1.50 may be more unemployment ^ compen Manchester, are being welcomed by Manchester Mayor John W. Thompson, right as was asked afterward if he a unanimous decision...We at 2 p.m. in Emanuel Lutheran Mrs. B eatrice DeMars of Leonard’s Corners died today at day with breach of peace and was warned several times Medical School, Farmington. one-time basis under an emergency agreement. face injuries • received in a purchased at the school office sation for persons out of work Allan Mason, Human Services director, looks on. (Herald photo by Pinto) would have “good news” for believe it was a very positive Orlando, Fla., and seven her home after a long illness. intoxication in connection with about his behavoir before he She is also a member, bf the Co’nnwticut Energy Administrator Eckardt C. Beck said Church with the Rev. Ronald J. beating at her home near mid during the week of Feb. 25. as an indirect or direct result of Nixon at today’s meeting. decision.” ' Fournier, co-pastor, officiating. grandchildren. She was born Aug. 30,1887, in night Saturday. a domestic disturbance, was charged. He is scheduled to executive committee of the Monday the Connecticut Energy Emergency Agency “Yes,” he replied. Funeral services are Tuesday Manchester Police report. appear in Circuit Court 12, Board of Directors of the Heart ■the energy shortage and He added that “everything is Burial will be in East Rockville and lived all her live Manchester Police have worked with the independent Connecticut Petroleum authorize the regulation of There was some speculation moving in the right direction ... Cemetery. at. 1:30 p.m. in the Salvation in the Rockville-Tolland area. charge the woman's husband, He was released on a $100 Rockville, March 5. Association of Greater Hart that the “good news” could also Association to arrange for importation of the petroleum. It opening and closing hours of (with) progress on every Friends may call at the Army Citadel, 661 Main St. She was a member of United Frank, 83, with first-degree non-surety bond for court Michael D. Dubiel, 27, of ford. Two Volunteers Seek concern prospects for lifting of front.” Burial will be in East appearance March 4. Durham was charged Saturday The Jay'cee ■Wives are in would be available for distribution in March, Beck said. gasoline service stations. Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Congregational Church and its assault. Bond was set at $25,000, the Arab oil embargo against Fahmy said it was “most Center St., tonight from 7 to 9. Cemetery. Women’s Fellowship in anjj_ court date is March 4 at night with reckless driving, viting their husbiinds to attend “(Connecticut will become the - Ben. Lowell Weicker, R- the United States. There have There are no calling hours. operating a vehicle without a About Town the meeting and other guests first state to arrange such a prpbable” that Kissinger would Those wishing to do so may Rockville, hfrs. Leonard was a M^chester. oline which Beck said meets all Conn., said in Senate debate To Assist Elderly been persistent reports that an play a role in possible Israeli- Friends wishing to do so may In other Manchester Police license, and failure to obey an Polish Women’s Alliance are welcome. Dr. Manner’s spot-market purchase for in make memorial contributions 50-year member and past ' Sinsigaili was taken to United States specifications. that unless something is done end to the oil embargo is tied Syrian disengagement talks, make memorial contributions reports: officer's signal, in connection Group 246 will meet tonight at talk is scheduled for 8:30, after dependent dealers,’’ Beck said. quickly and the American peo-. to the American Cancer Socie matron of the Rockville Hope 'Norwicljj State Hospital for Meanwhile, (Connecticut gas , V / ) . directly to disengagement of and an Israeli newspaper to the Organ Fund of the Salva with the investigation of an in 7:30 at the home of Mrs. the business meeting. “This gasoline is not being ty. Chapter, Order of the Eastern observation. • station operators will probably pie are told how serious the Two volunteers from VISTAj The volunteers, "'Mrs. Tina Mrs.'‘Martin is a resident of Israeli-Syrian forces. speculated that the secretary tion Army. • Barry Cavagnaro, 22, of 72 cident on Rt. 83, Vernon. Michalina Kurlowicz, 34 W. purchased on either the grey or Star. She was also a member of Police, responding to a call decide Wednesday night matter is,‘‘We are going to have the domestic peace corps, will Martin and Mrs. Mary Ellen Manchester and lives at 49 Fahmy was asked if that was would be flying to the Mideast . The Holmes Funeral Home, Police said Dubiel was Center St. black markets,” Beck said, "It John F. Clapp the Rockville General Hospital about a disturbance, say they Linnmore Dr., was charged whether to launch a full-scale rioting. Human beings now are begin to search out the elderly Nemergut, will be under the Laurel St. In 1972, she retired true. He answered, “Not again in a few days. John F. Clapp, 76, of 14 400 Main St., is in charge of Auxiliary and the Tolland found Sinsigalli in the kitchen in Saturday with evading" respon observed operating in a was processed by a European acting like animals” in service citizens in Manchester to offer directiop of Alan Mason, direc from the Carlyle Johnson refinery and is a non- shutdown in protest of a federal Haynes St. died Sunday in arrangements: Library Association. a state of shock. Mrs. Sinsigalli sibility in connection with a reckless m anner. He was station lines and other areas. a helping hand by the end of this tor of human services. Machine Co. after 25 years of • SURGICAL embargo^ product.” order banning preferential Manchester Memorial Survivors are a daughter, was lying on the bedroom floor, two-car accident on Center St. released on a $1(X) non-surety Robert K. Killian, attorney sales. week. 'They will serve the senior service. She is a member of the It will be a one-time ship Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. Louis A. Bach of Tolland; conscious, bleeding from the He was released on a $150 non bond for appearance in Circuit ■ general for the state of Connec SUPPORTS citizens of the community National Council of Senior Arthur McGinley, ment, but the CEEA is working Charles Matties, a West Hart ■Mrs. Nan, Richardson Clapp. a sister, Mrs. Irving I. head wound, they said.' surety bond for a March 11 Court 12, Rockville, March 5. ticut, will be guest speaker at ford Exxon dealer and a direc through home visiting and Citizens, the American Associa Oliver Gervais on other deals for future Born in Rocky Hill, he lived Ingraham of Avon; a sister-in- Emergency first aid was ad court date. Louis G. Poulin, 43, of 18 the meeting of the Kiwanis Club • ELASTIC tor of The Connecticut Gasoline program development. While tion of Retired Persons, and the BOLTON — Oliver Gervais, cargoes. Beck said the gas will Washington’s in Manchester 47 years. Before law, Miss Mary Leonard of ministered and Mrs. Sinsigalli Village St., Rockville was of Manchester, Tuesday at noon Retailers Association said these services will be provided Manchester Senior Citizens Noted Columnist, 62, formerly of Bolton, died of a • Marion Lindstrom, 63, of HOSIERY be sold by independent stations his re tire m e n t, he vvas Tolland; seven grandchildren was taken to the hospital by charg^ with operating a vehi at the Manchester Country Federal Energy Administrator in conjunction with the Federal Center. She has a daughter and heart ailment Friday in Foun Glastonbury, was charged in the hardest pressed areas in and six great-grandchildren. ambulance. cle while under the influence of .Club. . employed as a mechanic for the tain Valley, Calif. He was the \ William E. Simon is on a "colli Nutrition Program for the three grandchildren. The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Police said a iong, blunt in Saturday with fourth-degree liquor or drugs in connection Fitted To Your the state. Birthday Sales Sportswriter, Dies Town of Manchester. husband of Mrs. Yvette Landry sion course” with the nation’s elderly, they will be expande4 Mrs. Nemergut received her Ellington Ave., Rockville, is in larceny in connection with a with the investigs^on of a one- ■nie energy chief added that a Other survivors are two sons, Gervais. strument was on the kitchen Physician’s gasoline dealers. as time permits, said' Mason. BA in sociology from Central charge of funeral table, and had the victim’s shoplifting incident at D&L in car accident on East St., price per gallon has not yet HARTFORD (UPI) - Arthur Seagram’s league,” making the Frederic R. Clapp of Stanton, He lived in Bolton about five Manchester Gilbert and Prescrlptloi^ Unless Simon rescinds or The purpose of the home Connecticut State College. For arrangements, which are in blood on it. the Parkade. She was released Rockville Sunday night. been established for the spot- Reports Mixed Bosworth McGinley, the dean rounds wKh his friend O’Neill. Calif., and Roy F. Clapp of East years until moving to Fountain Sullivan Workshop will modifies his order, Matties said visiting program will be to two years, she has been an ac complete. on her; written promise to Poulin was released on a $25(1 market gas. of Connecticut sportswriters O’Neill sometimes drew his Hartford; a sister, Mrs. Henry Valley 20 years ago. While rehearse "Show Boat” tonight, he believes the result could be a provide that “someone to talk tive member of Planned appear in court March 11. non-surety bond for appearance “Governor Thomas Meskill By JUNE TOMPKINS and a boyhood pal of the late characters from the real life Marx of West Springfield, and living in Bolton, he was a Wednesday and Thursday at MEDCO SURGIdH. nationwide shutdown, of gas affected by the five-cent special to” as well as someone to Parenthood ip Syracuse, .N.Y., in .Qircuit Court 12, Rockville, has petitioned the federal bus fare to Hartford which was playwright Eugene O’Neill died around him and McGinley sur several grandchildren. carpenter. He was also a custo 7:30 in Cooper Hall of South stations. Washington’s Birthday Sale locate and coordinate resources Philadelphia, Pa., and Hart • Mary Loughlin, 22, of East March 19. energy office for a redistribu attractive to many. He said today at Hartford Hospital. He faced as the inebriate reporter Funeral services are dian at one of the Bolton United Methodist Church. SUPPLY CO. “We don’t have to lead day yesterday was generally for those in need. Program ford. For the past year she has was 84. P a rf e , Rec Board Hartford, was charged Satur tion of the prices of gasoline considered by most people were lined up at some of in O’NeiU’s “Ah, Wilderness!” Wednesday at 11 a m. at St. elementary schools. Mrs. Waller Stannard Anyone working on makeup 340 MAM ST.. MANdiSm ^rebellion,’’ Matties said. “It’s development will be in response been a counselor in the Teen McGinley, who was to be Meets Thursday day with fourth-degree larceny SOUTH WINDSOR sold by independents,” he said. busiijessmen to be just another the bus stops waiting to go to Clinic in'Hartford. McGinley took the portrayal M ail’s Church. Burial will be Other survivors are a ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Irene ^should meet at the church already there. to needs identified by the senior honored at a testimonial May in ^ s t Cemetery. (shoplifting) at K-Mart on Joseph H. Labelle, 285 Main PHOU 6404070 “If the petition is successful, good average business day. Hartford shopping. He said he She took her field placement good aturedly. daughter, Mrs. Claire DeCoux, Stannfad, 64, of 8 Oak St. died Regular monthly meeting of ■ tonight at 7:30. the price at the pump of this citizens themselves and will 11, his birthday, suffered a Friends may call at the Spencer St. She was released on St., South Windsor was charged “We’ve been successful Main St. stores did not have vi(,as disappointed that the for social work at Mount Sinai However, he resented and three sons, Edward Ger Sunday at Hartford Hospital the Advisory Park and Recrea gasoline will be competitive serve to supplement present massive coronary Monday Holmes Funeral Home, 400 her written promise to appear Sunday with failure to drivd in holding it in check so far,” he the great “one-shot” business Washington’s Birthday Sale Hospital in Hartford as a vais, Henry Gervais and Carl after a long illness. She was the tion Commission will be held with prices at the pumps of programs offered at the Senior night. Main St., Tuesday from 2 to 4 March 4. the proper lane in connection said. "It’s there.” on Monday because t|ie special tabloid didn’t come out a day medical social worker. At pre Gervais. wife of Walter J. Stannard. Thursday night at the Municipal major oil company service Citizens Center. and 7 to 9 p.m. Building. with the investigation of a one- sale was carried over from last sooner. sent, she is a volunteer compa He was sports editor and Funeral services and burial Born June 30, 1909, in car accident on. Rt. 5. stations." Matties said any action will The first portion bf the week. The W ilton’s Gift Shop The VISTA Volunteers will nion in Mansfield Training columnist of the Hartford were held in Fountain Valley. Rockville, the daughter of Police said Labelle said he Scheduling arrangements be announced ahead of time to meeting, starting at 7:30, will SINUS SUFFERERS "^ id ay and Saturday were manager, Mrs. Jean Gaboury, work closely with the Senior School’s Project Focus. Times for more than 50 years, Philip and Anna Dowding Ott, It was incorrectly reported swerved to avoid hitting a cat good M w « lor you) Exdiwivo now “hard cor»” tyNA-CLEAR were made Monday to ship the allow the public to prepare. No Mrs. Ann Stevens be open for citizen comments. our busiest,’’ said David said sales there were “really Citizens Center, providing staff Originally from Syracuse, being bom into the business in she lived in Rockville all her Saturday that $1,000 in cash in a and he struck and sheered off a I^ongM lan t Ubiota act Inatantly and continuoualy to drain and ctoar petroleum, which is a mixture action will be taken against New London where his father COVENTRY — Mrs. Ann Recreation membership dues all naaal-alnua cavHtoa. Ono “hard c o t V tabtol givaa you up to I houra Wilson, manager.of Worth’s. He high.” assistance whenever- possible. N.Y., she" has lived in (Connec Mrs. Janies Birenbaum life. She was employed by the money bag from Bolton fire hydrant. He is scheduled to ralW from pain and praaaura ol congaatlon. AOowa you to braatho of regular and premium gas emergency vehicles, he said. was editor of The Day. Smith Stevens, 75, of Hartford, - and fees for classes offered-will didn’t think Monday was At House ^nd Hale’s depart ticut for two years. She is Funeral services iwere held Glamour Shop for the past 20 Elementary School’s'Tunch appear in Circuit Court 12, East aaally — atopa w atm ayaa and runny noaa. You can buy 8VNA- Mrs. Martin and Mrs. formerly of South St., Coventry , CLe Ar AT LlO Q E Tf REXALL wHhJLl naad tor a anything extraordinary. ‘ ment store, business was in married and lives at 172 today for Mrs. Rosalyn years. She was a iiiember of St. be discussed. Monthly reports program was found near East Hartford, March 11. Nemergut are presently in a McGinley was a sought after died Saturday at a Hartford*^ are also due from Mel Siebold Satlalacllon guarantaad by maker. Try H todayl Robert Glenney also said spurts Monday, said Stew training program designed by Hilliard St. Schwartz Birenbaum, 55, of 184 John’s Episcopal Church in . Catholic. All that was found Angelo Papeleo, East Hart raconteur who faced thousands convalescent hospital. She was and Ernie Tureck, Rec and "Now available — PRUVO Cough Syrup from Saturday was an exceptionally Crossen, assistant manager. The VISTA Volunteers will be New State Rd., in the chapel of Vernon. was the money bag and deposit ford, was charged with Mason to familiarize them with of banquet tables and who knew the widow of Hardld W. - Park Department heads. the SYNA-CLEAR people." good day for business, but Mon There wasn’t as much business located in the Spruce St. Fire Weinsteim Mortuary, 640 Far Other survivors are two ' slips. following too closely in connec available services and the in the famous and infamous Stevens. day was only average. He said dividuals who offer those ser Station and can be contacted by through the years. ^ mington Ave.,- Hartford. brothers, Cedric Ott of Crystal tion with the investigation of a he thought much business was (See Page^Sixteen) calling 649-5281, ext. 214. Born in Springfield, Mass, Mrs. Birenbaum died Sunday Lake and Hafrry OttSsf vices. she lived in Coventry many two-car accident on Rt. 5. It was in the old whaling city at Manchester Memorial Rockville; a sister, Mrs. VERNON years before moving to Hart Police said Papeleo struck of New London that McGinley Hospital. Dorothy Frederick v^f Patrick J. Connelly, 18, of 46 ford three years ago. the rear of another car that was said he used to "bat 1,000 in the Burial was in Hartford Manchester, and several nieces Neil Rd., Vernon was charged Survivors are a sister, Mrs. stopped for a red light. He is Mutual Society Cemetery, and nephews. Fire Calls Saturday night with disorderly scheiduled to appear in Circuit MGC Council Urges More Funds Edna Beshore of Miami, Fla., Garden St. Funeral services are conduct in connection with the and a niece, Mrs: John M. Stone Cburt 12, East Hartford, March Mrs. Birenbaum was the wife Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the investigation of a disturbance . SUNDAY 11 \ of West Hartford. of James Birenbaum. Ladd Funeral Home, 19 9:22 a.m. — Gas washdown at Funeral services and burial Ellington Ave., Rockville, with For Community College System * She was born in Hartford and E. Middle Tpke: and FUNERAL HOME are private at the convenience lived there most of her life the Rev. Robert H. Wellner of of the family. Greenwood Dr. (Town) Establiihed l874~Tht«e GeneroiionM of. Service before moving recently to St. John’s Episcopal Church of A LL LINES 142 East Center Street, Manchester By FLOYD LARSON mitted . to additibnal leasing There are no calling hours. 6:11 p.m. — Gas heater cupational and vocational is no question the University of ARTHUR McGINLEY Manchester. ficiating. Burial will be in malfunction at 22D Thompson The future of the state’s com costs of $1.1 million, required an Friends wishing to do so may programs. Connecticut at Storrs needs a ' Other survivors are two Grove Hill Cem^etery, Phone 646-5310 munity college system was nual increments and longevity O’Neill’s "Long Day’s Journey make memorial contributions Rd. ITown) , — $1,194,000 for increased sup new library facility, it is ironic The Connecticut state Into Night’’ which was daughters, Barbara Birenbaum Rockville. OF very much on the minds of the payments of $412,886, and a to the Hartford Heart Associa ^ / ------.. H INSURANSMIfHS port for present occupational that.the community college weather forecast: Dresented in 1956 three years and Debbye Birenbaum, both of Friends may call at the executive board of the carryover of $101,162 for finan tion. TODAY SINCE I9U NEW YORK GINTS BASKHIULL TEAM programs by reduction in class system’s needs are not given Becoming windy with rain after O’Neill’s death because Manchester. funeral home Tuesday from 2 to Manchester Community cing of current positions not TheuJames T. Pratt Funeral 9:10 a.m. — Garbage truck size, more effective counseling the same priority. this afternoon, high 40 to 45. McGinley felt the play did the Memorial Week will be 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. INSURANCE (New York Giants Pro Football feam!) College Regional Council at a possible to fill until next year. “ Home, 74-.Farmington' Ave., is 'fire (minor damage) on Glen and better administration. The council agreed to get as Rain ending late tonight with O’Neill family an injustice. observed at her home. Those wishing to do so may Including Ron Johnson, Spidtr Lockhart meeting Monday night. The net gain for the system in charge of arrangements. Rd. (Town) — $193,000 for community ser many council members as lows in low to mid 30s. McGinley lived at the West Friends wishing to do so, may make memorial contributions and Willis Williams Two resolutions were adopted under the administration vice functions such as credit possible to attend the Mostly sunny and mild Hartford home of his step make ‘memorial contributions to the American Cancer Socie urging the State Board of budget for expansion and im will play and non-credit courses and job legislative hearings on both Wednesday, high 45 to 50. daughter, Ellen Lynch. He is to the Israel Emergency Fund, ty. « Trustees to make every effort provements is $891,055, Nakos skill development. budget requests to give moral The degree day forecast for also survived by his stepson, Mrs. Rebecca Grant Hartford Jewish Federation, THE BIG “ B” ALL STARS to obtain its requested budgets reported. Of this, $200,000 is — $30,800 for expansion of support to the Board of th e Greater Hartford Richard J. Lynch of Granby. Mrs. Rebecca Noble Grant, Hartford, Conn. designated for much-needed of Burritt Mutual Sfvings Bank for the coming term. summer session offerings. Trustees. Springfield area: 77, formerly of 7^F Bluefield library services, which leaves Hjs wife, Agnes Fitzgerald Quality The trustees had requested — $241,000 for library Nakos told the council that a Forecast for today 35, normal Lynch, died in 1965. Dr., died Sunday morning in a $22.4 million for operation of $691,055 to expand for an an .99% annual Saturday^bruary 23 materials. breakdown of the over-all 38. The Richard W. Sheehan local convalescent home. She the 12 colleges; but Gov. ticipated additional 1,000 Service,Q budgets for MCC will be Forecast for Wednesday 28, Funeral Home in West Hartford was the widow of Howard L. Mrs. Harold Bennett Thomas MeskiH’s budget students in the system. The council was t6ld the $5 available in March. normal 37. is in charge of arrangements.' Grant. Funeral services were held percentage Sr million earmarked by the^.aa- Competitive ROGKViliE MGH SCHOOL presented to the legislature In bilier' bii&in^^, the council Born in Kilsyth, Scotland, she today for Mrs. Marie An 8:00 P.M. calls for $^.5 million. This means, after eliminating ministration for the capital lived in Manchester most of her toinette Pagano Bennett, 59, Rates. lease costs, the colleges will fund could be use4 by ^ t h executive conmmittee rate REFUND Tickets are $2.50 par parson In reviewing tH^ over-all recommended to the full coun life. She was a member of the formerly of 123 Center St., commimity college budget have a projected student sup Central Community College from the D’Esopo Funeral Benefit ol Indian Vallay YMCA port level of $1,070 which is $33 cil the nomination of Mrs. North United Methodist for prompt paymertt of request, James Nakos, chair alone for initiating its planned Inside Church, the United Methodist Chapel, 235 Wethersfield Ave., Tickets are available at the YMCA oflica more than the current level or $15 million new campus. The Gladys Nielson of 49 Harlan personal Installment loans Jubilant Upset Victors man, of East Hartford, noted St., ^ b e a member of the coun Women's Society, and the Hartford. Burial was in Mt. St. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Vernon Circle, or call 072-7329 A the governor had also about 3 per cent which, Nakos counqil passed a resolution Today*s lipralb cil. ^ e is a 1972 MCC graduate Home League of the Salvation benedict Cemetery, Bloom Ask about REWARD-A-LOAN said, is not sufficient to cover urgfhg commitment of the full recommended only $5 million in aniT, is em ployed by the Army. field, She died Friday at Cedar- Democratic underdog Richard Vander Veen, who ended 62 both, annual increment costs fequested $19.6 million so the INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 capital funding for the system Travelers Insurance Group and Survivors are two sons, the crest Hospital, Newington. She years of Republican rule Monday in the conservative Fifth and inflationary effects. , ’ system could embark on the Organist Sidney MacAlpIne retiraa, Page 3 as compared to $19.6 million active in company, church and Rev. Howard L. Grant Jr. of was the wife of Harold Bennett. The above space Is available to your group on a EIRST CO M I request^. planning needed to mq^t the District of Grand Rapids, Mich., gets a big hug from his However, he reported. If the community affairs. Her ap- Coventry newa, PagM 3 and 9 United Methodist Church, Glen She lived in the Hartford area MANCHESTER STATE BANK 649-5241 FIRST SERVED BASIS to publicize Community aorvlca programa, wife, Marion. Vander Veen, who hit the Watergate issue The operations budget, Nakos needs of the system in the next . through the courtaiy ol Watkina. Contact Mra. Joyce Smith at The Board of Trustees^j4)Udget of pointm^t was recommend^ Babbldge speaker for Jaycaoa djnnar, Page 10 dale section, of New York City, all her life. *N decade. 1041 MAIN ST ./m ANCHESTER Herald between 11-12 a.m. Thuraday the weak before publication hard during the campaign and immediately called for reported, compares with $17.7 $22.4 million was adopted by by John Carmody, chairman of and Earl H. Grant of Other survivors are a son, Two South Windsor Democrats in p-14 race, Page Open Sat-O A.M. - Noon 963 MAIN STREET, MANCliESTER (or Monday's ad, and Monday bahvasn 11-12 a.m. lor Thursday's President Nixon’s resignation, defeated Republican million estimated expenditures the legislature, the student The consensus was that the $5 the nominating committee, and Manchester; two brothers, Harold Partridge of ad. Pleaia phone 643-2711... (Ground Floor Next to Hou^e & Hale^ Robert Vander Laan and two other candidates for the for 1973-74; but “these figures level would be $1,244 and this million capital fund is a no after approval by the full coun- »Alex Noble of Manchester and Wethersfield; 3daughters, Mrs. are not all that they seem” Adamy, Naktenie atar In MHS awim meat, Page 11 ' _____ Member FDIC House seat formerly held by Vice President Gerald Ford additional $106 per full-time growth approach loathe since the governor’s increase of since 1948. (UPI photo) student would provide: development of the system. It MHS matman win, Page'fT $2.5 million is largely com -r- $90,000 for new oc was expressed that while there (See Page Sixteen)
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