PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Jan. 25. 1974 5 Bolton f ' South Windsor South Windsor Maneggia Pushing / Early Vote Sought Jaycee Honors For ADM Increase Hart and Graner Manchester—A City of Village Charm Donna Holland On Park Project Thomas Hart, South Wind­ Hart was apj^ointed the other budget increases is highly Correspondent sor s Youth Seryices Officer, town’s first Youth Service .Of­ unrealistic. arid Ralph Graner, a music ficer in 1972“and is the founder 646-0375 JUDY KUEHNEL may be used as a back-up Correspondent system. The reinforced tanks teacher at Timothy Edwards and director of the “Listening A letter was sent by Andrew The school board chairman 644-1364 , School, were selected by a non- Post.” Maneggia, Board of Education may also be used to handle said the result can only be a An early Spring referendum water from sump pumps. Jaycee committee to be Ralph Graner, the recipient chairman, to representatives in decrease in educational may be scheduled for the The approved used of old sep­ honored by te South Windsor of the Outstanding Young the General Assembly, House programs for children. Jaycees. * “Plum Gulley Park’’ project tic systems was requested by EducatoY Award, lives in and Senate chairmen of the because of the rapid rise in coq- Thomas Hart was chosen as eduation committee and Gov. residents at the Jan. 7 Town Somers and was nominated by Maneggia said there is a struction costs. recipient of the Distinguished Thomas Meskill to solicit atten­ Council meeting because sump Arthur W. Horten, principal of serious need for the state to 'The task force has for the pump waste cannot be drained Service Award. He is a member the Timothy EdWayds School. Trucker Protest Marred By Violence tion and support in the present assume a larger portion of the project recommended that the of the South Windsor Police legislative assembly on the into the public sewer system. Graner has taught at tij^e school cost of education. referendum be held earlier so Department and is a resident of proposed increase in the Abandoned tanks, however, Coventry. for four years. that construction could be still must be cleaned after con­ Average. Daily Membership He is seeking support for the started this year if the project (ADM) grant.' nection to the public sewers. state school board’s 1974-75 is approved. The present Although the state Depart-.^ Corner Lots Mavericks Try budget requests which include a scheduled June referendum The Sewer Commission ment of Education’s budget $300 ADM grant, one-half reim- could delay construction until FEO Team To Check request for the 1974-75 school recently agreed th^t corner lots Still at War bursement for costs of 1975 thus creating a possible in­ year contains an ADM grant of Hospitalized were not to be asSessed more ALE To Halt Rigs transportation, increase in crease in building costs. than 20 per cent above the Jane Fonda, one of the most $300 per student, infomatlon Based on this year’s construc­ special education reimburse­ Marlene Dietrich has been average assessment of other vocal anti-war figures when State Gasoline Crisis was recently received by the ment from two-thirds to three- tion figures the proposed United Press International Bolton school board indicating hospitalized in Houston for a lots on the same street. the U.S. was still fighting in 2100 fourths of excess cost with the project will cost in the area of \ United Press International business in the nation’s capitol Violence erupted in several eastern states Friday and that any increase of more than leg injury received when she Under the previous provisions Vietnam, said Wednesday PEACOAT&US" legislative committee began to reimbursement during the $2.3 million, and would be J o n ’ SUM 12.20 ^-ederal Energy Ad­ and meet with Simon on the early today as marverick independent drivers tried to keep $15 per student would be highly fell off a stage during an owners of corner lots were she’d ask lawmakers to draw up proposals for statutes school year. located on the triangular sec­ averaging more than 20 per ministrator William E. Simon matter. that would outlaw dis­ trucks from rolling and focus attention on their protest unrealistic. East Coast concert tour four tion of property bordering “take the pledge” opposing As the ADM grant presently cent limit established by the further financial aid to has a^e^d to send an in­ Ribicoff said there have been criminatory sales practices in­ against higher fuel costs and reduced highway speeds. ADM stands for Average Dai­ months ago. It never healed Nevers Rd. between the Town provides forN215 per student, commission. South Vietnam. light Jacket ’I P vestigative team to Connecticut hundreds of complaints in volving gasoline stations. Hundreds of trucks have been pulled off Ohio highways ly Membership whereby school properly, a spokesman said. Hall and the high school. Nawy Bhie • Mvhiw • Mant “within a we^t” to look into Connecticut from independent The (jleneral Law Committee the $15 increase would amount Septic Tanks where most of the violence has been reported. to $230 per student. attendance is taken Oct. 1 and reports that the st^te is being gasoline station operators that is considering measures to May 1 of each school year, The Town Council has ap­ shortchanged under the federal the major oil companies are combat such practices as "tie- In Yoijngstown, three trucks Maneggia said that the school Top Religious Story on Belpre, Ohio, north of the West 2 divided by two, resulting in the proved an amendment to the LIFE INSURANCE snomobile Suits 2 gasoline allocation pri^am . shortchanging them and in sales,” where motorists are were shot up and thousands of board had been informed by the WILMINGTON, N.C. and Blovas. Ewerytlilng In ttocfcl Virginia border. number of students that the town’s sewer ordinance which $500 to $5000 Simon agreed to th^xin-Bxj^n- favoring their own stations. forced to buy merchandise in roofing nails were thrown on superintendent' that costs (UPI) — For the second will allow residents to retain In Pennsylvania, truckers within numerous budget items amount of the state grant is vestigation Friday aftCr^ifte i The Democrat said if the order to get gasoline. several highways in the third straight year, members of the reinforced concrete septic continued to picket in Beaver can be expected to rise determined by. Figure Skates *10” meeting with Sen. Abraham A. ^negations are true, “Then the day of the attempt to halt all Religion News J4ewswriters tanks with reinforced concrete Also, .banning the practice of and Allegheny counties. A excessively because of in­ Association have chosen the EVERYONE ACCEPTED Mon’s or Ladtos’ Ribicoff, D-Conn., who told major oil companies are still highway trucking. tops after connecting to the some dealers who will sell gas­ group of 25 to 30 truckers were flationary trends. It was recently suggested by doctrinal struggle within the Simon that consum ers in wrMking•rakir havoc within the state A milk truck was shot up on public sewer system.' Between Ages 40-87 oline to regular customers only. holed up at a truck stop in He said to expect com­ board member Marilyn Luthern Church-Missouri Connecticut “are taking a by sn e e z in g out the in- Interstate 76 at Rootstown in Originally, the town’s sewer • NO SALESMMI WILL CALL Another proposal to be con­ Washington County and were munities, particularly the size Breslow that all residents write synod as the top religion story Sleds - TolioataiB beating on price and supply and depepdeh^s and forcing the Akron area. The body of the 6 of the year. regulation had required that Call or write and give us yoiir date of birth. sidered is a voluntary rationing reported to be threatening non- of Bolton, to raise in taxes the or phone the state government we want to know why.” motorists intbjong lines at the truck was hit three times but The doctrinal squabble was abandoned tanks be cleaned and OPEN plan put into effect in Oregon strikers. amount of money needed to and legislators to stress the fact Ufe of America Insurance Corp. of Boston 2 Main St. Ribicoff extracted the agree­ rhajors’ stations>\ there "were no injuries, police chosen by the writers from 23 crushed. Under the new designed to eliminate long lines meet these types of inflationary that the surplus in the state is ™ . 643-7111 ment from Simon to look into Meskill complained that the said. nominations. regulations septic tanks, 40 Broad St., Boston, Mass. 02109, Dept. MH FARR’S and panic buying at gasoline costs as well as salary and needed in Bolton. the problem at a Senate in­ state is being shortchanged 20 A Consolidated Freight truck hooked.up to an ejector pump. vestigations subcommittee per cent less fuel than \*puld stations. was fired upon on Interstate 271 Turkish hearing that is seeking ways to normally be consumed iii The Oregon plan permits in Summit County. The bullets halt rising gasoline and fuel oil January. motorists with even number went through the windshield Airliner prices. But a spokesman for Simon’s license plates to buy gasoline on and the front of the truck. The The severe shortage in office said Thursday Connec­ even calendar days and the driver was not injured. Crashes \Connecticut also prompted ticut’s shortfall is the same same fqr odd-numbered plates. The Ohio Highway Patrol and Gov. Thomas J. Meskill to take requested for all states. Anyone may purchase gasoline the Portage County sheriff’s of­ IZMIR, Turkey (UPI) - A time out from other scheduled In Connecticut, ^ state on Saturdays under the plan.