a Supttittg Ikralii MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1974 — VOL. XCIH, No. Mancke$ter--A CUy o f Village Charm THIRTY-TWO PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PR,CE. FIFTEEN C CENTS Weicker Says Watergate Beats GOP Lalibertes Win $100,000 PRINCETON, N.J. (UPI) - “ We’re still shaking and I Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, R- don’t know when w.e’ll get over Conn., says Republicans should it. Nothing like this ever “ speak out" on Watergate to happened before in our lives.” avoid defeats such as Uie one So spoke Mrs. Ann Laliberte suffered by James Sparling Jr., of Manchester today. She and In Michigan’s special con­ her husband, Rosario, won gressional election. 1100,000 in the State Lottery, in Weicker said Sparling, a a drawing held at the new Republican unseated by Bob Howard Johnson Ballroom in Traxler Tuesday in a campaign Windsor Locks. ; I- in which the Democrat made They recieved a 810,000 check Watergate an issue, had been on the spot from State Comp­ very popular and was an troller Nathan Agostinelli and excellent congressman. He said will receive 110,000 a year for there -was no resentment the next nine years. toward Sparling by voters in his Mrs. Laliberte, who works at district. Pioneer Parachute in The defeat was “actually Manchester said, “We just worse than it looks,” because E # < Traxler had a poor attendance record in the Michigan state Today’s Winner legislature, said Weicker, a 85090 member of the Senate Watergate committee. jumped up in joy and disbelief "If Republicans want to be when we heard our number wishy - washy about Watergate called.” She is 51. Rosario is 53. ✓ Town Fire Capt. Joseph McCooe lends a hand as Mrs. Pearl Caouette of 173 Mountain Rd He is a master plumber and they’re going to have problems, a fifth grade teacher at Manchester’s Highland Park School, uses a fire extinguisher to but not if they speak out the they reside at 33 Grandview St. douse a demonstration blaze outside the school. Teachers and other staff members par- way the rank and file of the par­ Mrs. Laliberte said they once mr ty has,” Weicker said at a news ^\dns) training exercise on fire extinguishers this week (Herald photo by • won $158 on a horse race and conference before a speech that was the extent of their win- Wednesday night. nings to today. They have three children and Weicker urged voters to insist three grandchildren and that’s on a “ standard of ethics and what it’s all about, she said. Teachers Get Lesson /• ‘‘ ■'v •’ idealism” in their candidates. “ We’re going to use the money Although he declined to com­ to make them happy.” ment on the House impeach­ The family buys about eight On Quelling Fires lottery tickets a week. Mrs. ment proceedings, Weicker said President Nixon’s handling Laliberte said the winning of Watergate has been ticket was bought at the Ann LaUberte of Manchester raises the hand of husband, Rosario, as they won the $100 OOO “ abysmal.” He noted all White B Y DOUG BEVINS different kinds of fires and the systems: stored pressure, a Fairway Department Store on first prize in the weekly Connecticut State Lottery held in Windsor Locks. ( ^ 1 X 0^ extinguishers that could be pressure cartridge, or chemical Main St. House evidence supplied in the Use of fire extinguishers was investigation had to be asked used, the film dramatically told reaction. the lesson being taught at the story; Best for an ordinary com­ for and nothing was Manchester’s Highland Park volunteered. To understand which type of bustible fire is water, and a School this week, but it was the fire extiguisher can put out a water extinguisher should be $18,720 Cost of In-Town Bus teachers who were the “ We can live without Presi­ particular fire, one must first used by directing a stream at students. By DOUG BEVINS vice were made, as there were right-of-way, but they rejected dent Nixon, but what we can't know the three major classes of the base of the flames. obstacles would have to be The Town Fire Department several unanswered questions, overcome before such an intra­ the propos^ resurfacing. live with is the use of law en­ fires: Ordinary combustibles For a flammable liquid blaze, Weekday bus service circling has been visiting schools and the idea is stili under in­ town bus line was started. • Discussed alleged in­ forcement agencies and other (wood, cloth, paper, etc.), the method is to smother the the west side of Manchester — throughout its district, flames, using either the carbon vestigation. The Greater Manchester equities in Manchester’s tax government bodies to repress flammable liquid (petroleum with stops downtown, at the explaining fire extinguishers dioxide, foam, or dry chemical Committee Chairman Chamber of Commerce has system and decided to schedule those people the administraUon products, paints, cleaning Parkade, and at Spencer St. and giving demonstrations on William Sleith, favoring the formed a committee to in­ a meeUng with Town Assessor disagrees with. liquids), and electrical-related extinguisher. The best ^ is shopping areas — would cost their use. idea of an intra-town bua ser­ Ed Belleville to investigate fires, where danger of elec­ the dry- chemical, alUwugh $18,711) annual^, the Mayor’s vestigate. intra-town bus ser­ The short training sessions, vice, said the ennnal $18,710 “ There should be no elective trical shock-la prMent.'-- x>ttora ham advantages. Downtown Action Committee vice, and Slrith suggested that complaints by downtown which involved custodians and cost “wouldn’t be a great law breaking, whether in blue For Ores wfaerq electrical learned this morning. the committees w n tm g eth er mert^iants that they’re being cafeteria ’emidoyes as well as burden on anyone.’’ He suits or blue collars or blue Elacb type of fire extinguisher equipment is involved, both dry The cost estimate is based on and obtain advice from the taxed nnjustiy. teachers, .irere designed to suggested that the service could jeans. It Just has no part in this — and there are nearly 20 in chemical and carbon dioxide a $12 hourly cost for one bus, state Department of Tran^r- *^j^ussed promotions that acquaint school staffers with be supported jointly by Kv nation,” Weicker said. general use— is made for a cer­ are effective. reportedly quoted by the tation. couldm e conducted by down­ the R ^ lia r . c«niste)» hanging merchants along the bus route, tain type of fire. They’re tested General rules for use of fire Eastern Bus Co., which would In other business this morn­ town merchants — for instance, on_aa^^jiiIlt which, most fares from passengers, and the by Underwriters Laboratories extinguishers are simple: First run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon­ ing, the downtown committee: closing Main St. during likNL^pMrn^er been used. town. (UL) for effectiveness and attack the fire to knock it down, day through Friday. • Learned that the Town sidewalk sales and creating a Per a film explaining But there were problems en­ capacity, and the extinguishers then use spurts to douse “ hot The downtown committee Parking Authority will pay for pedestrian mall — if the street different types of fire visioned; The Connecticut Co. SHOWERS carry the UL rating. spots,” and don’t waste the was considering possible modes resurfacing of the pedestrian was owned by the town instead extinguishers, the teachers operates buses in Manchester Some extinguishers can con­ extinguisher’s capacity. of public transportation within walkway from Main St. to of the state. Town Manager went outside to put them in use. under franchise granted by the trol only one class of fire, some Manchester to assist downtown Purnell PI. The town’s Board of Robert Weiss will meet with Firemen started several small state’s Public Utilities Com­ control two classes, and a fairiy Town Fire Capt. Joseph revitalization efforts. No D irectors approved an ap­ state officials Friday to discuss demonstration fires, and it was mission, and bureaucratic m.M

By SOL R. COHEN Wednesday night. place is to go on record.” emotional of the speakers. Conservation Unit Still Against 1-291 Manchester’s Democratic After several persons had But Clarence Foley noted, “ I “ The important thing,” he spoken for and against the Town Committee haven’t seen Bailey or Grasso said, “ is backing Bill Cotter, The Manchester Conserva­ revised its plans for that original resolution (to back im­ The commission’s letter dis­ ning to local conservation com­ Wednesday night went on or Killian or Ribicoff go on th e congressman who tion Commission has reaf­ expressway, decreasing the peachment or resignation), the agreed with a statement made missions. It suggests that the record in support of the the record. Who are we to come out represents us. He had the guts firmed its opposition to plans compromise resolution size of the highway from eight by Deputy Transportation Com­ state Department of En­ and say, ‘ Impeach the to speak out long before the for Interstate 291 from Windsor to four lanes. House of Representatives (deleting any mention of missioner James Shugrue vironmental Protection help President’?” others. Impeachment leads to a to Manchester and reconstruc­ In addition, the commission Judiciary Committee — in resignation) was proposed by recently, in which he said the conservation commissions “ in John Hutchinson said he trial and it’s time it started. It’s tion o f In te r s ta te 86 in its investigation of the need Democratic Chairman Ted announced its opposition to DOT received a “ loud and obtaining recognition” from the would vote against the resolu­ a public national issue, and it’s Cummings. After discussion, it Manchester. reconstruction of 1-86 (the clear’’ message in public DOT. for impeaching President tion. He said he agrees with a about time we addressed In a letter to State Transpor­ Wilbur Cross Highway) Nixon. was adopted by the split voice meetings east of the Connec­ Data cited in the local com­ statement by U.S. Senate ourselves to it. We can’t just tation Commissioner Joseph vote. because of “ serious unresolved ticut River that 1-291 was mission's letter were prepared In addition, it commended Majority Leader Mike say, ‘ This doesn’t exist,’ Bums, commission members environmental problems.” Commendation for Cotter wanted. by member Dr. Frederick First District Congressman Mansfield, “ Impeachment is a because it does exist. cited the extent of the proposed "We feel that the increase of remained in the resolution responsibility of the Congress “ The President has defied The commission said there Spaulding, who headed a com­ William (fitter “ for his re­ construction and secondary en­ paved acreage with supportive because it was his stand on im­ and is before the House of Congress and the committees is strong opposition to 1-291 mission committee looking into cent, forthright position on vironmental effects as reasons ramps, feeders, relocation of peachment that gave impetus Representatives, where it ! i the highway plans. More than the impeachment question.” and the law time and time again why the highway projects town roads and bridging would among citizen organizations. to the resolution introduced two years ago, when Dr. belongs.” — by refusing to cooperate. It’s shouldn’t be completed. “ The opposition which is evi­ Cotter announced in January Jan. 24 and tabled for almost unquestionably threaten the Spaulding was commission Former State Sen. David time he went to trial for it.” The commission called for a quality of life in Manchester,” dent has not surfaced or come he backs impeachment. three months. chairman, he wrote similar Barry said he objected to the Remarking he’s very unhap­ reorganization of priorities to to light to the DOT,” the letter The committee’s action was Comments Wednesday night the commission’s letter stated. letters, opposing further resignation aspect of the py with the attitude of many provide “ new approaches to Specifying the extent of the said. on a split voice vote, with about were, in the main, shoi^ and, Democrats who voted for Nixon highw ay co n s tr u c tio n in original resolution but endorses moving the people by other The letter criticizes the DOT 30 of the committee’s 80 also in the main, to the point. project, the commission cited a Manchester, to state and that part of Cotter’s statement and against George McGovern means than expansive 200-acre highway interchange for failing to provide updated members present. Actually, it Said Walter Sinon, “ Let us federal agencies. which refers to impeachment. in 1972, Becker said, “ We sure highway.” They specifically at Buckland, the widening of I- information on highway plan­ dates back to Jan. 24, when a run our own local affairs and let “ The impeachment as heck don’t deserve Richard suggested an “ integrated tran­ 86 to ten lanes, new ramps, con­ more strongly worded resolu­ Cotter represent us in procedure is tantamount to in­ Nixon and I’m also sure the sit system that would serve the struction of 12 new bridges, and tion (to back impeachment or Washington.” dictment and is not a trial,” he many Democrats who elderly, the handicapped, and reconstruction and/or reloca­ resignation) was introduced by Replied Frank Stamler, “ In explained. applauded him two years ago transit-dependent individuals, tion of several local roads. First Travel Show Lee Ann Gunderson. The fairness to Cotter, who Henry Becker, a former state certainly shouldn’t applaud him while providing a disincentive As for secondary effects, the proposal had been tabled and represents us in Washington, representative, spoke the to the automobile due to the gas commission pointed out and remained tabled until we should support his stand.” longest and was the most (See PageSixleen) shortage and energy crisis.” provided evidence about possi­ Tonight at 8 Hugh Ward agreed, “ Our According to the nine-page ble air and noise pollution, and letter, the commission decid^ aiso mentioned the energy Films on California and Arizona will set the theme for to reaffirm its opposition to I- crisis, need for mass transit, the first in a series of Travel Shows sponsored by The 291 because the state Depart­ and the supposed demand for Herald and participating travel agents tonight at 8 at Democrats Endorse Delegates ment of Transportation (DOT) the expressways. Highland Park School auditorium. By SOL R. COHEN Those pledged to the can­ Mastrangelo, Roger Negro, DISTRICT, July 24—Henry A prize-winning color film entitled “ Wonderful World of didacy of Mrs. Grasso are: (Chester Bycholski, Raymond Becker, Mary LeDuc, Pascal San Francisco,” courtesy of American Airlines, will be The Democratic Town Com­ Town Director Phyllis Damato, Virginia Lessard, Mastrangelo, Frances Merola, presented with Tony Bennett singing “ I Left My Heart In mittee Wednesday night en­ Jackston, Henry Becker, T om O’ Neill, Nicholas John Hutchinson, Mary dorsed Manchester’s 22 Thomas Conran, Dr. Walter San Francisco” as its theme song. Highlights of Arizona Jackstifn, Theresa Parla, Paul Gelinas, Charles Higgins, Irene delegates to the July 19-20 Schardt, Jack Goldberg, Dan will be shown in another film. Phillips, Anthony Pietrantonio, Pisch, William Desm ond, Democratic state convention — Cole, Frances Merola, Mary The Kiwis, an organization of former American Airlines Carolyn Becker and James Cun­ Richard LaPointe, Robert with 9 pledged to State Atty. Gelinas and Charles Higgins. ningham, stewardesses, will give a packing demonstration midway General Robert Killian, 9 to Blanchard and Dorothy Brin- McralJi between the films. Those uncommitted are: HARTFORD COUNTY damour. Congresswoman Ella Grasso, Mayor John Thompson, Deputy SHERIFF, July 18 - Mary FOURTH SENATORIAL At the conclusion of the program, there will be drawings and 4 uncommitted. Killian and Mayor Pascal Prignano, Jon LeDuc, Hugh Ward, Garence DISTRICT, July 24 — James for prizes donated by Regal’s, Marlow’s, Nassiff Camera, Grasso are seeking the nomina­ Norris and Joe McCarthy. Foley, Walter Sinon, John Scene from Here, Page 27 tion for governor. Halloran, Dominic Squatrito, and O’Keefe Travel. Participating travel agents will be on. Delegates were endorsed also Sullivan, Ronald Gates, Fred From Your Nelghbor’e Kitchen. Page 13 hand to answer questions. Those pledged to the can­ Herbert Stevenson, Alfred Wednesday night to the Ramey, Joel Janenda, Barbara Seiffert, Jack Goldberg, Joel didacy of Killian are; following conventions: Tolland Health DIatrIct Study, Page 5 Tickets are available at The Herald office and at the Coleman. Dan Cole, Jack Crat- Janenda, Barbara Coleman, following travel agents’ offices: LaBonne Travel, 67 E. Democratic Town Chairman FIRST CONGRESSIONAL ty, Rita l^ski, Janet Bycholski, MHA looka for other houaing a lt^ Pago 26 Ted Cummings, Judge of Robert Tardiff, Matt Moriarty Center St.; Goodchild-Bartlett, 113 Main St.; Globe DISTRICT, July 22 - Kay Alfred Camptell, Joalph Ger- Jr. and Robert Price. Third atralght for MHS nine, Pago 17 Probate William kitzf^rald. Travel, 555 Main St.; University Travel,"'Storrs Rd., Moran, Lee Aiui-Gunderson; vuis, Truman Schlehofer, ASSEMBLY DISTRICT Town Directors John Tani and William Broneill, Joseph WIgren collocte hole-ln-one. Page 17 Storrs; Hastings Travel, Main St., Cloventry; O’Keefe Richard McConville, Peter NINE, July 25 - N. Charles Matt Moriarty Jr., Joanne Czerwintki, Herbert Stevenson, Crombie, Joe McCarthy, Paul MCC tripe Mohogan, Pago 17 'Travel, 750 Silas Deane Highway, We^ersfield; and Costello, John Hutchinson, Boggini and Mary Ann Roy. . Leonard Seader, Robert Stone, Phillips, Enrico Rufini and ASSEMBLY DISTRICT^ Town Selectman Irene Pisch, Gilbert Love ’Travel, 880 Asylum Ave., Hartford. Jon Norris, Barbara Coleman, Albert Vincek. (See Page Sixteen) Hugh Ward and Leo Kwash. Paul Grbobert, Pascal THIRD SENATORIAL PAGE TWO — MANCHE^STER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 18, 1974 ^ MMCHEST^EVENING h e r a l d . Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., April 18, 1974- PAC.R ■mpp'D- TV Tonight rSHOHCASt CINtMAJ 1234; Bell New Administrator - 6:00 — -7:30 — bcribe Says Streaking l-MEXITSt-SILVER LANE~ROBERTS ST. • EASTHARTPOnO • MHR.TEL.INFaSW-MIO (3-0-22) NEWS (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD s i ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED MRKMG • Wi Honor MASTER CHARGE ‘ (18) I SPY (8) THRILL8EEKERS (20) SOUNDING BOARD (18) LA SSIE Of Orange OrderHome (24) EYE TO EYE (20) FILM Old English Custom (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (22) HOLLYWOOD AND THE By DICK WEST nf a Hiah FhrxF 4. 1.^ $_____ (40) BONANZA STARS of a dish that came to be known Robert J. Bell of 10 Elm Ter. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A. Yes. Little kids run around (24) WASHINGTON ing and office management as “ peeking duck.” A. The^ reference is to Sig­ — 6:30 — has been appointed ad­ More of everything you always without any clothing on a televi­ STRAIGHT TALK field of the automotive industry Q- I f streaking, or mund Freud, an Austrian psy­ (8-22-30-40) NEW S ministrator of the Orange wanted to know about streaking sion program called “ Sesame (30) NEW TREASURE HUNT in the Greater ’ Manchester Streaquemg, began in England, chiatrist who became “ the (24) PHYSICAL Home at Hatboro, Pa. He will but were too astonished at the Streak.” (40) DRAGNET area. He has been employed as how did it reach America? father of psychoanalysis.” GEOGRAPHY moved to Hatboro in May and time to ask: Q. Has streaking caught on in a public accountant and A. It was brought here by the Which never would have — 7:00 — - 8 K 1 0 - assume his duties at the hom e, Q. Why is dashing about in the the Middle East? presently is with Pue, Semel & Pilgrims. The first recorded in­ happened if contraceptive pills (3) THE W ALTONS on June 1. nude called streaking? A. Yes. Someone has even (3-20-22-30) NEW S Co., CPAs of Vernon. stance came when John Alden had been available. (8-40) CHOPPER O NE The Orange Home is the A. Streaking takes its name written a song about it. The (8) TRUTH b R He and Mrs. Bell, the former approached Priscilla Mullens m m (18) 700 CLUB facility for aged and indigent from Sir Hillary Streaque of song is called “ The Streak of CONSEQUENCES Barbara Waterman, have two and invited her to run naked MANCNESTCR PLAZA 646-2228 (20-22-30) FLIP W ILSON persons and is sponsored by the Coventry, England. Araby.” (18) D IC K VAN DYKE (24) ADVOCATES Supreme Grand Orange Lodge, children: Philip, a freshman at through Plymouth Colony with In the year 1057,' Sir Hillary Capt. Miles Standish. Q. Some psychologists say Freud explained alm ost (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW U.S.A. Bell is now the deputy Manchester Community (40) AB C NEW S — 8:30 — College; and Carolyn, a ran naked through the Coventry Priscilla replied: “ Why don’t streaking has “ Freudian con­ everything in terms of sex. Up supreme grand master of the notations.” What do they mean (8-40) FIREHOUSE Manchester High School market place as a protest you streak for yourself, John?” to and including high school Grand Orange Lodge. by that? algebra! - 0 : 0 0 - sophomore. against high taxes. Unfor­ Q. Why has streaking become He is a past master of (3) TO BE ANNOUNCED tunately, he picked a cold day so popular all of a sudden? Washington Loyal Orange Mrs. Bell is a pre-primary (8-40) KUNG FU and the freezing weather A. Streaking as we now know i i FILM RATING GUIDE Lodge of Manchester and past teacher at Nathan Hale School.. (20-22-30) IRO N SIDE caused his body to turn blue. it is an outgrowth of the jogging M A6NUM master of Star of the East, When the Grand Black For Parents and (24) WAR AND PEACE Chapter honored its grand Thereafter, the term “ blue craze that began a few years Royal Black Preceptory. Bell master, Robert A. Haugh of Streaque” became synonymous ago. Their Children — 9:30 — also belongs to Manchester 85 East Center St. Plans Indefinite with high speed. Not infrequently, joggers to (18) HOUR OF POWER Lodge of Masons. Manchester, two weeks ago at F6RCE" ALLIED ARTISTS presenis Incidentally, when Streaque At Summit St. GENERAL AUOOENCES the Manchester Country Soviet dissideot Pavel Litvinov, forget to put on their sweatsuits (CHnl Eastwood) — 10:00 — Bell is a Manchester native All Agts Admitttd Club, tribute was paid to Bell. made his dash through the when thev set out on their (8-40) STREETS OF SAN and a 1946 MHS graduate. He grandson of Stalin’s foreign market place, all the people Robert J. Bell For his work with the Orange jaunts and had to sprint back FRANCISCO served four years in the Navy. minister, stopped off at Rome closed their eyes demurely. But WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL mcquanHOffmfln fraternity and in honor of his home in the nude. Plus Co-Hit (20-22-30) M U SIC COUNTRY He graduated from the Hart­ following his expulsion from his run was witnessed by a in a FRANKLIN J.SCHAFFNER film PARENTAL OWDANCE courses at Manchester Com- appointment to the Orange Were it not for the S U O O fS TtD U.S.A. ford Institute of Accounting in Russia and said he had no duck. ■.. bunch Deadly Trackers munitj^College. Home, Bell was presented a accelerated pace, nobody would • TULIPS 1.88 PBWlLDn ^ Sorm MBWrtal Moy Net Bt 1950 and has also been taking Bell has been in the account- definite plans for the future Someone then killed the duck, SuitaAlt fot Pro-Tmnstsfs — 10:30 — clock. notice them. OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY PDI .ftA T UinMITP* other than touring the United cooked it in soy sauce and ate it (18) KATHRYN KUHLMAN States. Q. Has the streaking fad been for supper. This was the origin taken up by children yet? - 11:00 — "MARUUAIU: ASSASSIN OF YOUTH" (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEW S PLUS RESTRICTED Undsr 17 requim accompenyinf (20) SAN FRAN CISCO BEAT Boiton Elderly May File 3 Chaps. ‘^nash Dardon” Parent or Adult GuBrdion (24) GENERAL A SSEM B LY REPORT Cantankerous Car at Shrine Circus For Tax Relief THE ALL AMERICAN Jorge is still fighting that baffling and cantankerous gas - 11:30 — run. Showtime week days is 1:30 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. and JACKETVALUE! (3) MOVIE buggy of his - “ Jorge’s Unpredictable Ford.” That Saturday hours are 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. There is a special DONNA HOLLAND Win Prizes SAV e 2 2 ^ " o f f iWanchester^B , NO ONE UNDER 17 AOSMTTEO •'River ot No Return" (1954) roisterous comedian brings his act to the 42nd edition of children’s show for handicapped and underprivileged Correspondent Five members of the Bolton Western w SouT ia a«wd44Sl^| p ji^ (Afi Itmti mey v«nr (8-40) DICK CAVETT 646-0375 Junior Woman’s Club were Our Reg. Low Price )n certain araad the Sphinx Temple Shrine Circus when it opens at the State Saturday morning at 8:15, not open to the general public. (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSO N Monday was the first day of Denim Jacket FM. THRU 8UN.-HEW KUN8FU PLUS RUFIA THRILLER! 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East 1 - “ The Sting,” soon as I put my life back in Canvas or Vinyl L a d ie s’ work in an office when sh^ WEEKDAYS Portela was the only person BOYS’ Maan wvis satonly 7:00-9:15 order again 1 will try to get raduated from high school. MON. THRU SAT. in Brazil who chose correctly myself accepted into law T ra v e l S le e ve le ss CINE 1 I CINE 2 he might still be there, ex­ CANDY CLARK: Not your U.A. East 2 - “ The Sting,” f • MATINEES-1:30P.M. the results of 13 soccer games school.” • Lined Jackets |<$lEEPar I "lUZMG SAIAES" cept she got fired. average girl. H andbags S h ells • EVENIN0S-7:45P.M. played throughout the country xhey said my work was U.A. East 3 - “ Three Portela studies business ad­ •Unlined Jackets _ PHONE 649-9333 last weekend. It got him the ‘lackadaisical,’ she says, Musketeers,” 7:15-9:15 ministration in the University Our world’s largest lottery prize — of Bahia. Our “ but it wasn’t. I think the Showcase 1 — “Exorcist,” Reg. Reg. •Western Denim $2,291,000. He managed it by STATE problem was that my office Christmas at the YWCA, 2:15-5:00-7:40-10:20 He is married and has an 11- 9.99 3.49 MANCMtSTIR CINTIt betting less than 60 cents. 7.44 Flare Jeans manager was pretty and I month-old son. His wife works 2.66 S h o w ca s e 2 — “ G re a t SUNDAYS Fail PARK RfAR OF TMIAYRI watching the snow fall out­ Smart luggage look with Easy care nylon jewel, full and was too much competition for side her window. Gatsby,” 1:304:15-7:05-9:50 APRIL21and28 After two days of hiding out, as a secretary and earns less her.” Portela accompanied by of­ pockets galore! Great for train mock turtle necks. Colors “I used the sink as the Showcase 3 — “ Alice in • M A Y IN S S -Z P J I. than $100 a month. or plane. galore! Cool fashions! YOUR CHOICE Anyhow, that turned out to bathroom,” she says, “be­ Wonderland,” and “ Stormy the • EVENIN0S-6:30 P.M. ficials of the Finance Ministry be the first of two big breaks cause the bathroom was too Thoroughbr^,” 1:30-3:354:45- told newsmen at a news con­ “THE in her life. Shortly after sjye far down the hall.” ference Wednesday that the SHUBL IL T FOUNDATION NFVV PLAY STRIPS was fired, she met “this 7:50; “ Serpico,” 9:15 Experience Cited MADE IN ITALY! Knit Tops Or Then one night she went to Showcase 4 — “ Huckleberry first thing he intends to do with NEW YORK (U P I)-S a n ita ­ Greek” who said if she ever a party. Let her tell it. DLPAf^FMLNl OF DRAMATIC ARTS Finn,” 1:15-3:15-5:20-7:30-9:40 TICKET OFFICE the money is pay off some tion Commissioner Robert T. T e e n s ’ A n d Polyester Shorts '‘Everybody was stoned,” nU UNIVLI^SITY OF CONNECTICUT GOLDEN got to New York City to look debts. Groh is considering employing him up. she says. “ In walks this big STATE M ^ Y W om en’s He said he bet the minimum women uniformed in “attrac­ YOUR CHOICE 4.87Our Reg. 5.99 Pii‘si'nls iht! grin that looked familiar. 278-1110 “ I took him up on it,” she allowed — two cruzeiros — Turned out to be Jack tive” pants suits as New York Dutchie Clogs VVOlU.O PRFMIERF says, “ but I only stayed with almost 60 cents. him about a week.” Nicholson. For some reason, Only 30 Feet Per Car? RESERVED SECTION SEAT TICKETS ON SALE IN ADVANCE. Om i. City street cleaners. Baseball, golf, western style VOYAGE Adm. (EtMcher Sestt) — $2 Mch. ChUdran or sduHi. May bs pureliaMd “ I bet illogically, not really For a year or so in New he talked to me. Through Groh announced the possibili­ Our Our jackets in nylon or poplin. Paris — There is about 150 ONLY at door on day of pocfocmoneo. Balcony toofa avaSaMo on arena believing I had the slightest York, she didn’t do much of him, I met a casting director, ty after he was sworn in as the Reg. Reg. Fantastic Denim and brushed denim feet of roadway for every car floor ONLY on day of porformanoo - SI JO aoefi. In addWon to Gan. Adm. chance at winning. I bet in jeans, bucklebacks in group. OF anything. She stayed with who was casting The God­ (Total S3J0 aaefi). Raaarvad Saefton Saato: Talaphena or moH ordort new commissioner Wednesday. 6.99 3.99 Values! in the Common Market coun­ l)y S!i'i)lii!n How,ltd Fon’m.in father.’ 4.87 Jackets 4-18, jeans 8-18. various people in various accaptod. Now on Sato. S2J0 oaefi, in odditton to Gan. Adm. (Total 14 JO April PP P7.8 1bPM “I went with him and tries, but that figure is likely aaeh). All leather uppers, wood base f Cotton tops with placket, jewel | places. She spent one to drop to just over 30 feet by watched all the tests — with rubber soles. 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V, r PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTERiEVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 18, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 18.1974 - pap.f FIVE Tolland District Health Study Report |l®anrhffitpr icitfiititg Brralh Don Oakley VIVIAN KENNESON offered for such coverage.” . Administrative Services educational system should be “Coordination of the town i , Correspondenl part of administrative public health services with those food; coordination of sanitarian elimination; controlling refuse "Assist in compiling and school children In the area of vi­ Founded Oct. 1881 "The town must utilize the Hardly the Greatest “Following a variety of the health. provided by the education responsibilities with other or manure storage to prevent maintaining complete records sion and hearing screens, and services of a director of health. public health officials.” Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their public health services that are "A continual planning,, up­ system and securing and coor­ breeding of flies, mosquitos and of vital statistics and work for supenrlse the Home Health In addition to being required by The committee also Show on Earth presently available to the town, dating, and re-evaluatinig of dination of necessary clinic and rodents. public health education and en­ Aid. Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 state statute, a director of recommends sanitarian super­ the Tolland Health District public health services should be laboratory services should be Nursing Services forcement of public health laws The next part of this series, 06040,-telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation health is necessary to provide vision of rodent and insect con­ Study Committee discussed nuintalned. This would ensure accomplished. “Nursing services should co­ and regulations. taken from the report of the Published Arery evening except Sun­ department, 647-9946. overall direction and leadership trol measures; Inspection and those services which it felt the use of the latest “Inspection and approval of ordinate aU nursing programs, “Plan for and assist in im­ District Health Study Com­ in the area of public health. En­ testing of public pools and days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation were highly desirable, and in technological advances. day care centers and the and maintain conununication munization clinics under the mittee, will cover methods of forcement of-.public health ponds; enforcement of Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ many cases, necessary for the “News items of general in­ promotion of adequate health and coordination with school direction of the Director of providing health services in codes and regulations and the regulations relating to trailer cond Class Mail Matter. Of all the arguments that been stated calmly and matter- welfare of residents. terest in the area of public programs should be provided. nurses. It should work actively Health, and in testing pre­ Tolland. maintenance of public health, paiiu, motels, public toilets, have been offer^ in favor of of-factly by Senate Democratic "Discussion of these services health should be disseminaM Complete records of public for the control of com­ Burl L. Lyons, Publisher as well as the prevention of the public dwellings, and other The Manchester Publishing Co. President Nixon’s resignation leader Mike Mansfield of Mon­ proved to be relevant in select­ through the local news media. health work should be kept. municable and venereal dis-' ' V spread of diseases should be un- public facilities; investigation assumes no financial responsibility for rather than his impeachment, tana: ing and recommending the ap­ Vital statistics should be "Approval of local health eases and assist in alcohol and der the control of a of complaints of unsanitary typographical errors appearing in adver­ the one with the most doubtful “If and when the issue comes proach the committee feels recorded and maintained. regulations by the state depart­ drug progranu. professionally trained in­ conditions; maintaining of Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in merit is the one that holds that to the Senate, there will be as T olli^ should undertake in Procedures should be for­ ment of health should be ac­ “It should promote and dividual dedicated to providing records of complaints and Payable in Advance the President’s trial by the little partisanship as possible providing public health ser­ malized for the training and complished. Approval of develop programs in maternal The Manchester Evening Herald. Tolland with the proper public follow-up; inspection of school One M onth...... 63.25 Senate of the United States and, as far as I am concerned, vices. Other factors, such as evaluating of public health per­ cremation permits for those and child health care, heart dis­ Display advertising closing hours, health care. water supplies, ventilation and Single C op y...... 15f would be too circuslike, too un­ there will be none. The Senate cost, geographic location, and sonnel. who have died of natural ease, cancer and chronic dis­ FABRIC three full days prior to publication. ruly, too inflarhatory of popular the reality of the community "Tolland should provide for lighting; tenements and rented By Carrier, W eekly...... 754 itself will be on trial....There “Procedures should be for­ causes. eases. Promote health Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon jjassions—simply too much for will be no circus. There will be and its surrounding towns were centralized reporting of com­ malized to review the emergen­ Environmental Services houses; potential places of maintenance programs through One Year ...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon mosquito breeding and steps for America to endure. nothing in the way of hanky important consideratiohs as municable diseases, such as cy medical services provMed “’The town must utilize the educational efforts. 'Six Months...... $19.50 well.” Friday for publication Saturday and No one has yet topped the pic­ panky because I anticipate smallpox, scarlet fever, the residents and passers- services of a trained and cer­ REMNANTS Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. ture painted by New York every senator will act with the In general, the services typhoid, diptherla, syphilis, through our community. In the tified sanitarian to ensure com­ Conservative7Rebpublican Sell. greatest dignity and cir- recommended emphasize the gonorrhea, tuberculosis, as well event of a major disaster, these pliance with state and local PMK MU.-I0VCE nOWa SHOP James L. Buckley, who used cumspwtion. There will be no preservation of public health as maintenance of records procedures would be vital. regulations. He should also en­ these words in his recent im­ hamming by any part of this and the prevention of com­ relating to these and other dis­ Periodic review would ensure force those regulations and or­ passioned appeal to the Presi­ body.” municable and non- eases. Deaths from infectious WEEKEND SPECIAU 1/2 PRICE! coordination among services dinances that are formulated by dent to resign to spare the na­ Or to borrow Nelson’s words communicable diseases, as well diseases and lead poisoning and periodic mock disasters the town to supplement and tion the spectacle of an im­ at Trafalgar: Should it befall as the enforcement of the should be recorded also. NEW STORE HOUYIS should be evaluated by the strengthen the state code. Mon., Tuot., Wod., Sat. 10 - 6 peachment trial: the 93rd Senate of the United public health code and “Local sources of informa­ director of public health. “The sanitarian should in­ POMPONS “The raler of the mightiest States to be called upon to sit in regulations that may be tion as well as referral services "Constant review ^ould be spect and approve all sewage Thursdays Friday, 10-9 nation on earth would be adopted by state and local should be made available to the $016 solemn judgment of the 37th made of financial support and systenns before use; inspect and bunch starred as the prisoner in the president as provided for in the governments. community. Cooperation with Spring in Boston (Ph^to by Connie Tuttle) public health services available sample all water supplies ac­ Another Factor Overlooked dock. The chamber would Constitution of the United The recommended services the State Department of Health from the state and federal cording to state statu ^ ; super­ (Cash and Carry) become a 20th-century Roman States, America expects every are categorized under ad­ in carrying oh continuous governments. Effective utiliza­ vise the correction of defective Coliseum as the performers are man to do his duty. ministrative, environmental, education programs, such as PtlgnmAAiUsrABBl/« ra e BA B w m w ^ tion of the town funding in all sewage systems and garbage FLOWERS tnd ARRAHOEMEHTS FOR EVERY OCCASION . . . thrown to the electronic lions. Nothing more and nothing and nursing services. the dangers of V.D., informing FABRIC DEPARTMENT ^S TO R E S In the dialogue on campaign reform areas of public healtlt^ ad-„ and trash disposal; inspect, travel bookings, rental of The most sordid dregs dug up less. Literature and interviews were the public through lectures, ministered under the guidelines supervise and control health 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 MANCHESTER 434 Oakland Street (Exit 94 off 1-86) and the attractive theory of public auditoriums, transportation, hotel Max Lerner by the Watergate miners would utilized in formulating these films, pamphlets, and exhibits of a trained professional should laws pertaining to the handling, FREE Delivery & Parking a Frank Gakeler, Prop. funding of elections to avoid the inflame the passions of the recommendations. in coordination with the Tolland be accomplished. storage, preparation and sale of reservations and a host of other ser­ domestic audience and provoke “The following list, although abuses which are being uncovered in vices which an opponent, not having Comments the guffaws, prurient curiosity possibly incomplete, is or amazement of the outside recommended as a guide to the 1972 elections, we think that an labor’s blessing, may have to make world.” providing those public health important factor is being overlooked. for himself or through his own staff. A Couple Of Ancestors Very colorful. An X-rated im- services which the committee Emphasis has been on corporate While these are not financial con­ peachemnt, no less. Maybe the Let Your feels should be part of Tolland’s support of campaigns and the con­ Supreme Court would have to health programs. How careful­ tributions, they are services which ban it because of all that ly these goals are considered fessions of several large businesses make the road much easier for the NEW YORK - Why do our Broun was a lumbering hulk him as a commentator. He was prurient interest. Views will help determine the quality ancestors make it so hard for us of a man, slow of speech, a tall, lanky South African who But to get back to reality. If it of performance of local health that they made gifts to the Committee labor-blessed candidate. to live up to them? I have been wicked of phrase and better at seemed to come out of nowhere comes to Richard Nixon’s im­ units. As people appreciate the to Elect the President which were il- Be Known Under a system of public financing rereading some pieces by two poker than he had any right to and — after he died absurdly peachment by the House of scope of potential benefits from Waiting for ancestral columnists—a couple be. He was gutsy, opinionated, The Congress and the . legal. of campaigns these same services or and too young seemed to Representatives and his sub­ strong local health coverage, of fellows called Heywood a bit cranky. He was no original vanish into nowhere. Connecticut General Assembly This, in itself, does not require cam­ sequent trial by the Senate, the we will be better prepared to favors would still be available to the Broun and William Bolitho, thinker, but his phrasing was He has left a few admirers President will be nowhere near are now in session. For readers support workable solutions paign reform or new laws, rather it labor supported candidate. They with exasperated jealousy. fresh as a sudden breeze over and fewer disciples, which is Capitol Hill during those fateful who wish to communicate with You will find some jeweled an unspoiled coast. Everything sad, because he was first-rate deliberations. His presence is representatives and senators. points to the existence of laws to care would give him an edge over an oppo­ fragments of their art in a book he wrote, in his swift, stabbing in style and thought alike, and a not required by law, nor would The Herald lists the following Bolton for the infractions. The laws were nent who was not the beneficiary of selections that John sentences, had the salty, earthy far higher percentage of his good defense tactics require it. addresses: there, but it took a national scandal to Hutchens and George taste of his uniqueness as a per­ stuff stands up to time’s insults Far from being a “prisoner in your tax refund? of the labor largesse. Oppenheimer happily put son. 17. S. Senate 10 Take Part uncover their infractions. than Broun’s stuff. For the the dock,” more likely than not In our belief political campaigns together, “ The Best in the Many have tried to copy his reader wanting to go to the Mr. Nixon would be command­ Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. In Confab While corporate political support will best be financed by the parties and World” (Viking), which brings style since its first mold set, source, there is an old volume ing almost nightly 5313 New Senate Office Bldg. to life that lusty New York but Broun as a person couldn’t of his collected columns, appearances before the Washington, D. C. 20515 Of Students has been the publicized target of in­ candidates, not from a political slush newspaper of the 1920s, Herbert be copied — at once funny and “Camera Obscura.” American people on prime time fluence purchasing, very little has DONNA HOLLAND fund provided through the Swope’s World. Broun and brave, angry and com­ It is a curious craft we ply, television, reciting his ad­ Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff Correspondent been said of the contributions and part Bolitho are only two of Swope’s passionate, whimsical and non­ and we behave as if it had no ministration's ac­ 321 Old Senate Bldg. government’s access to the citizen’s stable that prance riotously sensical and moral. ’That^s what 646-0375 Need cash now? that big labor plays in politics. history, and as if we had to eat complishments and telling of Washington, D. C. 20515 pocket. through these pages, but my en­ the style is like, too. up even the present faster than his plans for America and the Ten Bolton High Sqhool There’s a baker’s dozen of students participateid in com­ For many years labor has had its Clandestine gifts and services vious memory of them blots out it happens, ^ t h the ancestors I peace of the world, in a last- the rest. selections from him in the bdok, U. S. House petition with over 550 other political war chests from which con­ have invoked were:, personal ditch attempt to win friends ^ould still be possible even if public During The World’s heyday I including several of the Sacco- writers, unlimited About putr who might write letters or send Rep. William R. Cotter students from all over Connec- tributions were made to elect can­ funding were the mode of raising was picking up some last bits of Vanzetti pieces that led him to ting themselves into the pic­ telegrams to influence 330 Cannon House Bldg. ticut during the Future desperate late schooling in New quit the paper for a few months, Washington, D. C. 20515 Business Leaders of America didates felt to be favorable to labor. campaign funds. ture, but both also had a senators. Haven, St, Louis, Washington, and the one on his return when largeness of view along with That is the real television convention held recently at COPE, the political arm of the AFL- Howard Johnson’s in Windsor Adequate laws exist to protect and I came to New York to he voiced what keeps most of their intensities. spectacular that the impeach­ Rep. Robert H. Steele going despite our feeling that Locks. CIO, has taken an active part in against campaign abuses. The rub has show off my pickings the year it We forgot that our breed ment of Richard M. Nixon 227 Cannon House Bldg. we don’t change events: “ I do Bolton students participating national politics for many years. The died. But I got to know Broun doesn’t always come labeled as would occasion. Washington, D C. 20515 been that Democrats, as well as almost a decade later, when I not precisely hope to stop all such. You can take some of Speaking of television, were Brian Grisel, Sue Hills, organization is a potent one and can Republicans, have been guilty of was a callow young editor of these things, but I find that D.H. Lawrence’s best letters Buckley and others seem to Michele Myette, Bill Stem, make many contributions to a can­ The Nation and he was our star deplorable happenings bother and run them as columns about assume (1) that the all-seeing Hartford Shirley Holbrook, Mike Bar- flagrant abuses, and neither side has weekly columnist. I never knew me much less if they occur to comb, Pam Valentine, Sue didate other than financial ones. their immediate social climate electronic eye will be present really had a sincere desire to put an Bolitho, but I later caught up the accompaniment of my kicks and do the same with during the trial, which is state senators and state Manning and Debbie and screams.” representatives mail should be Cartwright. Candidates may call upon it for end to it. with everything he ever wrote. paragraphs from Nietzsche that assuming quite a bit at this When I finally got into Where Broun was the best of are more dazzling than stage, and (2) that its presence addressed in care of: State Also participating was Mary column writing — or it got into the early ■ liberal political Senate or State House of Houle who is this year’s state CALL on anything being written today. must necessarily and mevitamy me — it was Broun and Bolitho columinists, Bilitho was only You could even run a few of be baneful. Representatives, State Capitol, secretary for FBLA. who coursed through my mind marginally political, with an Blake’s poems as piercing Even if the worst of Hartford, Conn. Those students winning in the Shifting Arabic Sands like wild mustangs. Walter angle of vision that cut through topical commentary, but what Buckley’s nightmare became Manchester area senators state competition are asked to Lippmann was there, too, but the liberal-conservative trap, Op-Ed page in the nation would reality and 100 gladiators — er, and representatives are: compete in the National FBLA and a huge intellectual appetite convention being held June 13- he was a calm, wise horse com­ do it? senators — fell all over Sen. Harry S. Burke ’There are conflicting reports from Announcement of relaxation of the pared to them. that left nothing in life alien to themselves trying to upstage 17 in San Francisco. D-3rd Senate Dist. Bolton’s entry in the cake the Middle East of the shifts in the Li­ embargo was not made at a meeting each other on a camera and entertain the folks back home decorating contest which of the oil exporters in Libya in Sen, David 0. Odegard byan government which has seen Col by spearing a Christian — oops, demonstrated the theme of the R-4th Senate Dist. convention, “Learning Today Moammar Khadafy either renouncing deference of the strong position which witness — or two, what would this say about the intelligence To Lead Tomorrow,” won first or being forced to give up the perfor­ he had taken against the United of the American people if they Rep. Muriel T. Yacavone place. Brian Grisel was respon­ mance of certain ceremonial duties as States. tolerated it? More accurately, D-9th Assembly Dist. sible for the decorating and was assisted by Debbie Cartwright, . chief of state. He has been fanatical enou|h to what does it say about Buckley’s estimate of the in­ Rep. Donald S. (jenovesi Shirley Holbrook and Mary offer cash to the Irish Republican While he is still supposedly in telligence of the American peo­ R-12th Assembly Dist Houle. charge of the military, there is a Army if it would convert to the ple (not to mention that of his Bill Stern, Michele Myette Solid Program learning Victorian tinsel paint­ continue we have even bigger and Sue Manning reached the colleagues)? Rep. Francis J Mahoney possibility that he has been influenced Moslem faith, and also threatened to For Women ing, has gone on to create plans for the future which in­ The “Nervous Nellies,” as D-13th Assembly Dist. semifinals in the spelling relay beautifully artistic pictures clude a women’s cultural to take a more retiring position in the send aid to Rebellious Moslem Dear editor: Lyndon Johnson would have competition. which she sells to the Shoe center at the Nike Site. This Sue Manning ran for the of­ tribesmen in the Philippines. Many people in Manchester called them, can conjure up all It may be a while before Unde Sam comes through Libyan government. String. Other women have type of program is needed in Rep. G. Warren Westbrook are aware that the government kinds of frightening impeach­ fice of state treasurer. Her Khadafy was the proponent of two le a r n t craft ideas which have Manchester to provide for the R-14th Assembly Dist. It would be our sincere wish that the has financed 24 positions with ment scenarios. What would campaign manager was Bill helped them in their PTA interests of the many Stem. Voting delegates were with your income tax refund. And it may well be that “strong man” is losing some of the mergers with other Arab states which the town under E.E.A. funding. bazaars and church fairs. really happen, however, has But I don’t think most people homemakers who are looking Brian Grisel and ^Mike Bar- dictatorial power which he has used backfired after much fanfare. He had Several women have been en­ for a creative outlet. I hope it is comb. are aware of just how that couraged by their success in you need the cash right now. Call on S.B.M. for a as an implacable enemy of the United first announced a merger which did money was spent. allowed to continue and expand, Other competitions entered our classes and have gone on to i' Sincerely, by Bolton students were: States and as a fomentor of not come off, and then later an­ I am a women’s programmer college. loan . . . and the number to call is 646-1700. for the Manchester Recreation Mrs. Bea Sheftel Michele Myette, shorthand 1; nounced with unification of Libya and Each session we offer over 20 BERRY'S WORLD revolutionary policies throughout the Department. My salary is paid women’s programmer Sue Hills, clerical, Pam Valen­ classes, over half of which are Manchester tine, Typing 1; Sue Manning, world. y ’Tunis. ’This, too, did not happen. for with E.E.A. funds. When I free to Manchester residents, We’ll do everything we can to provide the cash you need in a matter of hours— so was hired over two years ago Recreation Dept. accounting 1; Brian Grisel and A fanatical Moslem, Khadafy is the Perhaps the new accord between who join the recreation 110 Center St. Mary Houle, Mr. and Miss there was no comprehensive program for the low fee of $3 leader of the Arab oil boycott and a the United States and Saudi Arabia, program for women during the Manchester j FBLA. you can take that vacation or buy that appliance or pay off your bills before the per year. Free classes have in- All club members assisted last-ditch holdout against the final the wealthiest of the Arab states, has day. Since that time I have in­ cluded everything from itiated a variety of craft, exer­ Bill Stern and Michele Myette lifting of the embargo. needlepoint, quilting, crochet, I The Almanac mailman brings your check. also served to undermine his position. cise, and cult* .al classes for on an exhibit. multi crafts, rug hooking, Awards were given at af for­ women and organized a pre­ macrame, to multi crafts, slim- Uniled Press Inlemalional school recreation program for mal awards banquet. Mike Bar- nastics, and belly dancing. Today is Thursday, April 18, comb sang in a talent show. Just tell us how much you need . . . and we’ll process your loan application the children of participants. Some classes cost the partici­ the 108th day of 1974 with 257 to There was a definate need for a In addition to the competitive Herald pant money for materials but follow. events, campaigning, general quickly. Make sense? Then . . . CALL on S.B.M. program of this nature which are free from other costs. The moon is approaching its Today’s Thought offered free or low cost classes assemblies and speeches, the Yesterdays These have included leaded new phase. ______1 catering to a wide variety of in­ students listened to two bands glass, ceramics, and pottery. The morning stars are Mer­ terests and providing adequate and had a swimming pool party. Of the paying classes, we have cury, Venus and Jupiter. 25 Years Ago child care. FBLA is a national organiza­ had French, Spanish, psy­ liie evening stars are Mars tion of over 100,000 students A question that frequently Town’s bonds-are now oo' — lduv»fi«en many women join against Christ and his church. chology, history, current and Saturn. from all over the United States. engages people's thinking, sale, offering interest of 1.6 T my programs and find a new Not only are their lives events, weaving, sewing, Those bom on this date are Mrs. Leslie Ann Dubaldo is though it may remain un­ annum; bonds amount to VI,- outlet in their lives. Some have 646-1700 negatively admirable, but they creative writing and many under the sign of Aries. the club’s advisor. spoken, is simply: “Who will go 689,000. made lasting friendships, are positively serving the Lord others. It has b ^ n my job to Famed symphony conductor Trip Approved to heaven?” David posed this Rev. Reynold Johnson others have found the classes find suitable teachers for these in seeking ways of ministering Leopold Stokowski was bom At the last meeting of the question essentially long ago: to the needs of fellowmen. And, preaches final service at Cove­ an .interesting diversion from classes, to arrange their April 18, .1882. Board of Ecuation a second “0 Lord, who shall sojourn in nant Congregational church. the routine of housework, and schedules, and publicize the thirdly, they are genuine. They On this day in history: request by Mrs. Dubaldo asking thy tent? Who shall dwell in thy still others have embark^ on programs as well as teach deal carefully with truth out o f. In 1775, American patriot permission for four students to holy hill?” His answer was just rewarding careers as a resulbof seven classes a week. sincere hearts. 10 Years Ago Paul Revere began his famed attend the FBLA convention in as forthright: “He who walks our classes. In the past this program has In summary, those who serve Two Manchester High School ride through the Massachusetts San Francisco was approved. blamelessly, and does what is One woman, Jan Warren, offered free of charge to countryside calling out "...The God in humble obedience, who seniors, CHaire Levesque and ® .1974 by NEA. Inc The original request had been right, and speaks the truth from finally recognized her writing Manchester residents the British are coming!” avings ank of anchester abstain from moral declen­ Richard J. Sullivan, are named S B I 4 M Member F.D.I.C. denied. his heart.” (Psalms 15:1,2) talent and is now a weekly sions, and who act out of winners of first undergraduate following' special activities; In 1906, the San Francisco Mrs. Dubaldo, several Of course, none is perfectly columinist for The Herald. sincere motives are those who- state, scholarships. films of interest to women, lec­ earthquake began. When it was "At a hundred bucks an hour for my time, these are m em bers of the club, and blameless, but there are many Another lady has embarked on shall dwell with God forever. John F. Jackson is appointed tures for women, craft exhibits,' over three days later, almost going to be mighty expensive vegetables!" Douglas Fish, student council Christians whose lives never a part time career in the crafts ConngcUeut’t LargBit Savings Bank East ot the River Eugene Brewer assistant librarian at Mary and most r^en tly an all-day 500 persons were dead and president, spoke in favor of the become sources of criticism field selling her own crochet Church of Christ Cheney Library. quilting bee. more than a quarter of a million trip. items. Phyliss Girard, after If the program is allowed to left homeless. Nins Olficat Sarving MANCHESTER a EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON f»AGE SIX ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., ’Thurs.. April 18, 1974 l^ C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. April 18,1974- PAGE SF.VE^ Mary Cheney

Library Gets Newmarket Referendum « ’Thirteen area students at the Student Union Ballroom. Lana Briccola, Shore Dr., and Also, Vernon, Susan Fagan, 7 New Books University of Connecticut will The new student inductees Joan Harris, RFD 1. Phi Beta Kappa be inducted at the university are; Reed St.; Anne Higgins, 63 Dun- Also, Manchester, Elizabeth caster Lane; Joseph Marcucio, F irlio n Will Induct 13 Friday into Phi Beta Kappa, a Graduate student — South Favors Oil Refinery Biase, 84 Henry St., Marcia 23 Eastbrook Court; Elaine Benton — Sole agent national academic honor socie­ Windsor, Sean Golden, 598 Area Students Horner, 576 Hilliard St.; Paul, 18 Blue Ridge Rd. Creasey — As merry as hell ty in liberal arts and sciences. Foster St. William McGovern, 37 Elsie Juniors — Manchester, Creasey — Dangerous quest NEWMARKET, N.H. (UPI) ’The ceremonies will take Seniors — Bolton, ‘Pamela Dr.; Richard Zarbo, 165 Brent Chairman bf the Board of proposals are going to come Robert Hust, 87 Arcellia Dr. Fields — A cry of angels — Newmarket has become the probably would be land place at *8 p.m. at the UConn Geer, Brandy St., Coventry, Rd. Selectmen Alan Vlodica said forward,” he said. & Hoffman — Passing stranger first New Hampshire town to go available in the town. the town itself will not actively The vote is an indication that Garfield — The sound of on record as t^ing in favor of Vlodica said he doubted if seek a specific proposal from Newmarket wants and will coaches having an oil refinery site there was room in Newmarket an oil company. He did say, accept all new industry, Lockridge— Prince Elmo's fire located within its town limits. for the 400,000 barrel per day however, he will "write a letter Vlodica said. He said he McCloy — The sleepwalker In special referendum voting, refinery previously proposed to the governor’s office giving believes the town will be con­ Marlowe — The man with no the citizens stated by a vote of for Durham Point by. Olympic Braatf Street. Manctatlar him the results.’’ ta c t^ by a refineiy concern, shadow 644 to 526 that a refinery would Refineries, Inc., a company "Other than that we’ll just sit and that depending on the size owned by Aristotle Onassis. Opm 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. Oally Murray — The killing touch be welcome in Newmarket. back and wait and see if any Osborne — Open season of the proposed facility there Rendell — The dispensable man Sorensen — The man with the key 0 Stein — Living room SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORES CHARGE IT Stuart — Passerman’s hollow Broad S t - Mandiestor Parkado Non-Firlion Open 10 to 10 Dally Berton— Remembering Bix; a memoir of the jazz age Use Your Master Charge Clean Up, Fix Up Your House and Car for Summer! Broderick — The New York I itlii Times 100 great country SERVICI DEPT STORES songs Canine Chauffeur Byrne - Both sides of the chessboard No, the country isn’t going to the dogs even though some passersby, including Herald chief Cottle — Black children, white photographer Reginald Pinto, may have thought so when they saw this family pet (or King’s Paint and Anto H dreams master) in the driver’s seat of a parked car in Manchester recently, the Dog, while un­ Crosland — Colette: the dif­ licensed to drive, has one up on many of his homo sapien friends—he’s keeping his eves on ficulty-of loving Work Boots and Shoes the road. Atop Ship of Desert Cruso — To everything there is a season ^ s . Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis finds the going unsteady Dayan — And perhaps...The during a camel expedition near Aswan, Egypt. KING-SIZE SAVINGS ON DUPONT PAINTS AND STAINS story of Ruth Dayan Russians Flock to See at King’s Low Discount Prices Deschner — The films of Cary Grant Dickson — Wilderness man; the New Movie on Crime strange story of thp Grey Owel DUPONT Fields — Instant needlepoint .....I MENS « designs By Barry James goes to a farm girl, Lyuba, who tance from Lyuba’s staunchly Investm ent » Galbraith — Economics and the MOSCOW (UPI) - has written to hm in jail. traditional parents and seems public purpose Muscovites are flocking to see a Lyuha, played by Lidia to find happiness driving a trac­ Graham — The notebooks of Fedosseva (Shukshin’s wife), is Lucite® new film that steers relatively tor. 6 iNCH A LPiN E Matha Graham clear of propaganda to tell a distinctly overweight, plain but But his old gangster com­ Chatter DUPONT Hansen — Windjammer parade story of life, crime and violent feminine in a matronly kind of rades track him down and their ,, UlCiTE . Harris — Humbug death. way and completely believable. leader shoots him to death. Hawking — Bicycle touring in If ork Boots NEW YORK (UPI) - “The their December lows could H ou se LUCITE ® Returns to Farm As Lyuba embraces Yegor’s The movie is ‘‘Kalina market decline seems to be due depress the list in the next few Europe Yegor is torn between lifeless body, her brother Krasnaya” (Red Snowball as much to a lack of buying than weeks. “A major buying oppor­ Eisenstaedt — People Tree), written, directed and settling down with her or re­ chases the criminals in a truck, Hudnut— Arousing the sleeping any increase in selling and tunity appears to be shaping up Qpuse Pairrt turning to a gay life in the city. catches up with them and IVaU acted by Vasili Shkshin. \88 whatever selling there has been for sometime in May,” it adds, ** . DRIES IN AN HOUR • WATER CtEA^^ giant Yegor tries a fling in town but knocks their automobile into a P a in t It is showing at more than 50 also seems to be diminishing "and accumulation of funds is Hume — All the best rubbish is disillusioned and returns to river where they all drown. theaters in the Soviet capital / since volume has been trending recommended.” Juska — ’The films of Mae West alone, to the accompaniment of the farm where he wins accep­ Paint ,..UIC1T6,. '' downward during the four Kaplan — The Harvard Lam­ favorable reviews in the press. Popular styling plus comfort and durability! weeks of the decline,” says Wall Street greeted last 99 poon centennial celebration, Many who have seen it say it is Glove leather uppers in butternut. Genuine Vlfall Paint 1876-1973 ; E.F. Hutton & Co. But the firm week’s arrival of the first post­ one of the best Soviet movies in Goodyear welt, jumbo crepe soles. 7 to 12. ' notes that in the past year light embargo Arab oil shipment ^ g a l Kimball — The Gershwins years. gal volume often preceded market with a big yawn, says The 6 Kimbal — Reminiscing with The title does not have much Sissle & Blake i advances and the number of Predictor, a West Hartford, Lucite lasts longer, resists cracking longerl to do with the film. It is Jhe Thick and creamy, goes Kippley — Breast-feeding and I new lows appears to be easing. Conn, letter. "Prices continued Smooth flowing, It goes on fast, dries in an name of a song which was on fast and easy, cov­ natural child spacing “Many stocks are beginning to their lethargic drifting and hour. Brushes clean up in soap and water. featured in Shukshin’s original ers better. No drip, no Kirk — Pablo Casals MENS hold above previous lows,” it numbers of investors decided story but not in the movie. stir. Decorator colors. Koskoff — Joseph P. Kennedy adds. that the period immediately Lahr — Life-show Rural Background ahead still held enough poten­ Loud — Pat Loud; a woman’s The story appeared last year 6 iN CH ST EEL TOE “The intermediate decline tial hazards and pitfalls to story in the magazine Nash which has been established warrant riding it out in cash,” McCormack — The wonderful Sovremennlk, which draws tlie Sfatcli shows no signs yet of ending,” the letter notes. It urges in­ world of professional golf writers of a nationalist, "back If ork Boots according to Merkin & Co. 'I^e vestors to take educated risks DUPCNT LATEX Mailer — Marilyn, a biography to the soil” tendency. ^ firm says the weakness of the while most of the Investment Marx — Keep trying Shukshin comes from a rural GIFT SHOP ^ tf^ansportation and utility community still is confused and Mast — The comic mind background and his love of \88 averages, negative odd-lot before “a peaking of prices as Milgram — Obedience to nature shows through In the ( figures, and the vulnerability of tardy buyers rush to get DUPONT LUCITE Bedwood authority film, with its background shots ( stocks which have risen from aboard.” • fc Lucrre . Miller — Miller’s high life! of the Russian landscape, birch Mitchell — Great floWer%OW£ trees, wide rivers, crumbling Rugged genuine leather uppers with steel re­ {xteriorEnan^ Exterior Enamel Stain painters churches and wooden peasant inforced toes for safety. Oil resistant soles. Newhouse — Gold dawn houses. Black In size s? to 12. O’Neill — A dream of eagles ‘This may account for the 99 Pappas — Greek cooking success of the movie in a coun­ >49 gal Perry — Me and the spitter try where many Russians feel Piaget — The child and reality emotionally attached to the Use it indoors or out. Dries in one hour, Pirages — Ark II land even though they live in MENS BLACK tools clean up2 in soap and water. For cities and work in factories. •■LP-tRRVICI DIPT STODI* Priestley — The English Medium gloss enamel for outdoor trim, furniture. old or new surfaces, furniture, siding. Shukshin seems to agree with Read — Alive; the story of the Broad St. - Manchester Parkade Dries In an hour, soap and water clean-up. Andes survivors many Slavic nationalists — in­ Richards — Ten great musicals cluding banished author Garage Oxfords Open 10 to 10 Dally of the American theatre Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn — ^ * Richmond — The micro-society that true values are to be found KING’S...YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR school in Russia’s vast land, while cor­ Schwartz — Gershwin, his life ruption breeds in the cities. o ts l ^8 8 KING’S LATEX and music Believable Acting Vigoro Products SAVE ON DUPONT CAR PRODUCTS Smith — Illustrated history of Audiences also like the P o ts baseball movie’s warm and believable Stack — All our kin acting. Its tragic ending is un­ Black leather uppers and oil resistant soles. Golden Vigoro House Paint Straus — Escape from custody expected and unusual. So is its ^ P o ts . DUPONT straw, ceramic, | Cushioned innersoles for comfort. Sizes 7 to DUPONT Strout — The new heavens and background of crime, which 12 regular and extra-wide widths D to EEE. 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Guard Launches Coventry M g giESTER EVENINC HERALDJj,a„d...lar. C i.. A-,n I. *3x3^ Program Cincinnati Zoo^s Gorillas Two new enlistment incentive Land Trust Consumer Complaints Rising In Soviet Union ** "JlL...... programs launched this week ^ 1 WEEKEND SPECIAL By RAY MOSELEY by the Connecticut Army Sets Dinner stocks being created?” the consumer revolt against shoddy worn comfortably in the hot Produrliong Targrt§ CASH & CARRY National Guard will help boost Thriving on ‘Rice Bread’ Communist party newspaper merchandise that is left unsold climate of central Asia but not MOSCOW (UPI) - The Workers earn bonuses simply On April 30 on store shelves. In some areas, enrollment toward the 100 per textile factory at Zarva Pravda asked recently. “First in the north. The entire ship­ by meeting production targets, cent strength mark, say Guard zoo. of all, because of the low quali­ goods of high quality are ment had to be sent back. By RICK VAN SANT director. “There hasn’t been a Robert Lotshaw, zoo curator, MONICA SHEA produced thousands of blankets with no regard for whether the recruiters. gorilla brough't into this country "I don’t know if it’s a love last year that it could not sell. ty of the goods.” overstocked while other parts Western economists blame CINCINNATI (UPI) - has his own idea. Correspondent goods sell or whether they are A recently authorized Depart­ since 1970, when they were powder, but we do provide our This year state planners told In a country where the con­ of the country go without. And the Soviet consumer crisis on Whether it’s the vitamin- “We just ha[q>en to have two 7 4 2 -9 4 9 5 defective. ' ment of Defense policy allows gorillas with an excellent the factory: Produce more sumer has bwn shortchanged sometimes, factories turn out the nature of the system. In enriched meals, the special declared an endangered pairs of gorillas who are very The annual dinner of the Pravda told of one clothing male National Guard recruits species. program of nutrition,” says blankets. for years at the expense of goods that are completely un­ Soviet practice, decisions about “ rice bread” snacks or just much in love,” he said. Joshua’s Tract Conservation factory where 97 people worked Nettner Rorist, lot without prior military service “The baby bom Monday is Maruska. and Historic ’Trust will be held Shops in the Belgorod district heavy industry, few subjects suitable for the markets they how much to produce and how in quality control and checked plain love, there’s something are intended for. to enlist for only three years ac­ *1 1 9 worth $10,000 and her parents in Coventry this year at St. have accum ulate a 10-year draw so much comment in the to distribute it are not made by an entire shipment of suits T el^8^586 - Open Sunday Morning tive Guard duty compared about the Cincinnati Zoo that press. For example, a Urals moun­ factories on the basis of con- appeals to gorillas. are valued at $50,000. I’ve been Mary’s Church on Rt. 31 April supply of unsold cigarette without finding a sipgle defect. the former six year obligation. CSMT lighters. But factories are con­ By ail accounts, consumer tain town in the north recently sumer demand but by With the birth Monday of a inundated with requests from 30 at 6:30 p.m. Yet state inspwtors found one- But the program, tagged tinuing to send more lighters. production remains a mess. ordered children’s coats from a bureaucrats in the central plan­ /SI ^ three-pound, 11-ounce female other zoos for our gorillas, but I Members and those wishing third of the suits defeAive and ‘‘3x3,” also requires the • 1 “How are such unplanned Unsuitable For Markets factory in central Asia. The fac­ ning organizations. l :. is "■ ■— \ 1 gorilla, the zoo set a world think it’s important we keep to join the trust are cordially in­ ordered them returned. enlistee to remain on Guard ' \ them here in an environment It is not merely a case of a tory sent coats that couW be record for the number of vited to attend. Read Herald Ads rolls for an additional three they seem to iike.” lowland gorillas bom in cap­ The tru st is now in the years in an inactive status. M y has the Cincinnati Zoo process of establishing a core of That is, he would not attend tivity: seven. And the record should soon become a gorilla “lover’s people concerned with pre­ weekend drills, but he may or lane?” MAIN STREET jump to eight because another serving some of the natural may not be called to do two Some zoo officials call it gorilla couple here is expecting Parking Lot landscape for posterity-for the weeks annual training. Mamska’s “love powder” in a baby within a month. TTie zoo, enjoyment of present and Unaffected by “3x3,” women reference to the director’s the second oldest in the nation, convenient Main Street parking lot future generations. still have a flat tree-year enlist­ routine of mixing vitamins and had shared the previous record for our customers. Anyone interested in being a ment and veterans of both sexes minerals with the gorilla’s p^art of such a grup to work to can join for two-year terms. of six with the Basel, good. Switzerland Zoo. . And land to acquire, to solicit Men can still choose to enlist But then it may be the special “It’s more important than donations, and to seek new for the full six years. “gorilla rice bread.” ever that we encourage the MANCHESTER STATE RANK members is invited to contact The other new recruiting in­ That’s a daily snack made of breeding of gorillas in captivity Elaine Stetson afternoons or centive allows high school rice, Pablum, Karo sirup and 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTEII evenings at 742-8414 or Frances 3DAYS-THURS.,FRI.&SAT. AT OUR MANCHESTER STORE ONLY! seniors within six months of because they’re an endangered species,” said Ed Maruska, zoo raisins, baked four hours at 350 I Opon Sat. 9 a.m. -12 noon Membor FDIC Funk at 742-8654. graduation to join a National degrees each afternoon at the The trust seeks people who Guard unit and be paid for are enthusiastic and concerned See Factory Demonstrations Thurs. & Fri. 1 - 9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. attending its drills provided about preserving open space, they begin basic training within but wishes to stress that the 60 days following graduation. time spent in working can be • HOURLY DRAWINGS FOR FREE PRIZESI • FANTASTIC SPECIALS! Previously, seniors could be quite flexibly arranged. sworn into the guard prior to The Conservation Commis­ graduation, but could not be sion was pleased with the paid for attending drills until Lady Schick Quick Jumbo Teri Towels SAVE UP TO response of Coventry residents SAVE OVER M ! 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Folds Easy Off Window SAVE Chrome mixer with 2 stainless “That makes us one of the top wtwn you buy L»dy Schlcfc • flat for storage. #2001 Cleaner w/Pump steel bowls; 12 versatile mixing The U.S. pr______Hospital Exhibit Wins Blue Ribbon 72”x104” three or four Young MO speeds. #MM200WS billion (42-gallon) barrels of & Twin Fit 0 7 7 Democratic organizations in 151/2 0Z. Un- motor fule in 1972, compared breakable Bottle. « Our Connecticut with more Hamilton Beach Reg. 49® FOR ^ | to 793 million barrels pro­ m em bers than citie s like duced in 1945. The 1972, A blue ribbon award-winning department headed by Charles tant personnel director. Reg. Proctor Silex Meriden, Willimantic, New Bri­ Butter-Up Corn Popper SAVE domestic motor fuel deal de­ exhibit demonstrating the Crocini, plant engineer, was Crocini accepted on behalf of V 3.99 Easy Off Window tain, Middletown and a host of OVER Glass Percolator mand was 2.382 billion bar­ Manchester Memorial designed around a film presen­ the hospital the blue ribbon other towns with bigger pop­ Cleaner Refill *3! Reg. rels compared to 1945’s, 696 Hospital’s short term stay tation. award certificate presented by 3 .7 7 ulation,” said Miss Hietala. Big 27 oz Size 11.99 million barrel demand. The (STS) program was viewed by The work on the exhibit was Matthew I. Barron, president of 81”x104” & Fwit Reg. 4.99 12.97 8 .7 0 World Almanac recalls. In The Coventry Young Dem’s with Ammonia « 8.70 many people at the New coordinated by Mrs. Patricia N ew England Hospital 2 .6 7 Butters each morsel as it pops! Reg. 59® W FOR Fully automatic, brews dark or 1945, the U.S. exported 88 England Hospital Assembly’s White, administrative filed their memberships list Thernnostatically co n tro l!^ heat. light as you wish. Glass bowl lifts million barrels of motor fuel Assembly Inc. Cases, Reg. 2.99 Pkg. of 2 \ this week with the state annual meeting in March at the secretary. She was assisted by 4 qt. cover doubles as server. Irish Spring Soap out for cleaning. #70702 while in 1972 the amount ex­ organization in anticipation of *499 John B. Hynes Civic ported was 2.44 million bar­ Mrs. Viola Campbell, R.N., This is the second such honor Enchanting multi-floral design "•'j'®; the ,state convention of the 5 oz. Bath Size mm A ^ Norelco Automatic rels. Auditorium in Boston. nursing supervisor of MMH’s MMH has won. In 1968, the Hamilton Beach Deodorant Soap m m BARS 9 | ^ p e 180 thread count lujury percale. Not„ V ou^ Democrats to be held Reg. 23® Copyright C 1973 The booth, which was built by STS unit; Mrs. Carol Jacobsen, hospital received a blue ribbon May 10 and 11. 8-Speed Blender W FOR I Drip Coffeemaker the "Wiospitars engineering social service secretary; and from NEHA for its exhibit on every size. No Rain Checks. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Robert van Heiningen, assis- Mias Hietala said, “This is progressivie patient care. the largest number of members New Spray ’N Vac SAVE 13.70 ^ 7 we have had in the four years Rug Shampoo » *6! 2 3 .9 7 that we have been organized. 7 speeds, plus oft. Large 51/2 cup Automatically regulates coffee Never tastes bitter, never boils CLEARANCE! But that is not the only first for container. Removable cutting 24 oz. Aerosol WE HAVE THE unit. *616 coffee. Keeps serving hot MANCHBnil our club. This year, for the first Cleans 9’x12' Rug #HD5135 From One Of time, the state executive board Dries in 1 hour Reg. 1.69 has a 16-year old sitting on it. 1.29 A m e ric a ’s SOLUTION He is MmY Carilli from our SAVE J m m k t TO YOUR M ost club. In addition the State The Super Styler OVER For The Dry And u u v im H I P AmuMci Young Democrats' secretary is from Remington! Hamilton Beach | Proctor Silex *4! Natural Look! Fam ous Silvia Bolduc from the Coven­ SAVE OVER ^6! N E n TO Slop ,)n.i SHOP XAUNDRY PROBLEMS Decorator M a k e rs try Qub.” ^ 3-Speed Hand Mixer: Steam & Dry Iron emington 850 Watt Fingertip control speeds for J Plenty of steam vents for ef- WITH Look! mixing light or heavy batters. • fortless ironing. Clear-view heel The Super Max Public Styler Dryer Handy beater ejector. # 87/97 I # 13212-13200 PLUMBING? I By Gillette Towel Our Reg. 21.97 SAVE Westinghouse I Records Our Reg. 19.99 Mini-Mate Spin/Dry Westinghouse 02^' Ensembles »3! 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LAUNDROMAT* Jeffrey David Hewitt, Rocky 39.99 : Waring 24.97 18.70 SAVE 29.99 SPACE-MATES Hill, and Cynthia Jean Galasso, 3 cycle blending, 7 additional 1 Pound Bag 13 Green Manor Rd., April 20, D.IUX. 10"l15" RoUtMTl. A 0 9 9 ‘Cleanopener’ ECONOMY? SAVE SSI Orla. 54.99 * 1 5 1 Farberware 1-Quart speeds. Cutting base comes out Polyester Stuff ’n Puff St. Bartholomew Church. Can O pener for cleaning. #843-04 STACK IN ONLY 27” FOR Saucepan & Cover 1 Carl Jacob Koch, Madison, Cutting assembly removes A COMPLETE LAUNDRY PERMANENT PRESS 1 7 7 . Our and Eleanor Pauline Squiers, 38 Stainless steel pan with for easy cleaning; cord IN A MINIMUM SPACEI Tumble Action Reg. Linnmore Dr., April 19. Eureka Canister aluminum-clad bottom — storage, magnetic lid hoid- Delightful Disney charac­ 1.39 no hot spots or scorching. SAVE OVER *6 ! Regina Electrikbroom Washer ters on poly/rayon broad­ William Curtis Rogers, *10! Vacuum Cleaner er^jCOI Bristol, and Erla Sharleen cloth or poly/cotton duck. .ir-/A Soft, resilient pure white 2-Speed Vacuum COMPAREI Machine wash/dry. 45“ Davis, Tolland, May 4, Church ^ p o l y e s t e r — non-allergenic Our USES LESS wide. Great for fashion or of Latter Day Saints. West Bend Our 't vk'washable. For pillows, Building Permits Reg. SAVE Reg. —WATER home decor. 59.88 30 Cup Coffee Urn needlecraft, and other crafts. Alexander H. Krajewski, ad­ 49.70 TO 24.88 18.70 COME TO TURNPIKE TV —SOAP Powerful 2 1/3 H.P. peak motor; OVER Ideal for bare surfaces or car­ THE PROBLEM ditions to dwelling at 34 Hoff­ Reg. -BLEACH S co tch g ard man Rd. tool pak for extra tool storage. *4! to peting. No bags to buy, just SOLVERSI -ETC. 18” Self Adhesive Uses large throw away bags. 12.99 empty dust cup. # 7524-2524 Zippered Chair Pads Roby Sign for First Hartford Steel construction. 8.70 r THAN ANY OTHER Vinyl Prints Realty Corp., replace face sign Brews 12 to 30 cps automatically: Dust Cup Emptits WASHERI at S84C W. Middle Tpke., $1,000. keep hot feature. Light shows when LIk* Ashtray William Hartz, additions to Eureka Upright Vacuum brew is ready. # 11838/67/68/69 Our Our SAVE OVER*1 III Regina Canister Reg'. Reg. 3 YDS. garage at 76 Wetherell St., $50. With Cleaning Tools W est Bend 1.49 Aluma-Craft for A. Cheer- Vacuum Cleaner MANCHBlnHl 44c yd. FOR Lazy-Day Slo-Cooker man, alterations and additions Our Fashion prints in stain resis­ Florals, stripes, woodgrai^, to dwelling at 119 Brent Rd., Reg. 'reg. tant fabrics. Early American clear, etc. Easy to apply, wipes $3,000. ^ 56.88 49.88 22.99 38.70 andfloral. 1” foam core. clean. Carl S. Urquhart, fence at 80- Cleans from bare surface to car­ SAVE 17.70 OPEN peting. Includes free set of at­ 82 Wells St'., $100. OVER Five selective Heat settings; slow SAVE Two H.P, peak motor. Rug pile tachments — 2 cleaners in 1 with cooking brings out the best flavors. OVER dial for any rug cleaning. 7 pc. at­ Robert E. Berzenski, cleaning tools. *5! WED., THURS., FBI. 6 qt. pot. # 5225 *11! tachment set. #V454 alterations to dwelling at 44 A P P U A N e i 3 WAYS TO CHARGE TILL 9 P.M. SALE: Willard Rd., $1,900. M p te M i Manchester 3 WAYS TO CHARGE 273 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. ^1 THURS. thru SAT. Jay Giles, alterations to 'T SALE: Thurs. thru Sat NEXT lO STOP ami SHOP Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. dwelling at 65 Doane St., $200. PHONE 649-3406 1145 Tolland Tpke. Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. 8aturday9ajn.to9p,m. Roger L. Moore, fence, $320, Manchester^ 1145 Tolland Tpke. and tool shed, $100, both at 362 Saturday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Vernon St. \

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^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 18,1974 — PAGE ELEVEN P&WA Facing Two Bias Suits OPa DAILY lO-tO CAUPa SHOP opn Su n d a y 9-4 EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - of helium gas during welding, P ratt & Whitney Aircraft but refused to negotiate price (P&WA) is facing two lawsuits with him. THUDS., R l„ SAT. & SUN. charging discrimination By refusing to negotiate. against minorities — one from Green said, the company is dis­ the federal government and the criminating against him as a Now... other from a businessman. minority businessman. 3 Wiiysto Randolph Green, Roxbury, Papers were also served on Charge'll Mass., an inventor, has filed a the firm Wednesday by the |1 million suit in U.S. District federal Equal Employment Op­ ot K wort Court in Hartford charging that portunities Commission. the big defense contractor The complaint, filed in U.S. turned down a gas-saving District Court in Hartford, device that he offered because charges that, after investiga­ he is black. tion, the commission found it A company spokesman said “reasonable to believe" that Green’s suit has no merit. the firm has been dis­ Green is president of the criminating against minority Backing Gas Control and group members since-1965. Assembly Co. A company spokesman Green said the company at Wednesday denied that the firm first showed great interest in has discriminated and said the his invention, a patented device company has been working to designed to save large amounts both hire and train blacks. ,PATIO STONES

South Windsor 18” HEXAGON x 2 ” Maguire Explains Reserve Fund Use i r ROUND X 2’ JUDY KUEHNEL recreational facility is designed Correspondent to provide year-round activities 646-1364 and includes facilities that will At a public hearing Tuesday service the needs of all groups 50-FT.X1/2” IJ):H0SE CAPE GOD night, the Capital Im- of citizens. i8”x18”x2 ~ SQUARE WHITE FENCE 40 LD. DAG , provements Committee Other recommendations 40iyt Rtg. U 9 explained its recommendations which the Capital Im­ Durable, long-lasting, vinyl hose for spending the $480,000 in the provements Committee feels resists cracking and splitting. Reserve Fund for capital and . should be wholly or partially •P*-. JtJiT.* V non-recurring expenditures. funded by the Reserve Fund in­ EA. 33x15%” wood seclion. Chairman William Maguire clude a public safety complex Rig. 1.67,43x24” .-.I said that the first priority was and further land acquisition. to offset the initial cost of Plum The Capital Improvements Gulley Park, and that half of Committee recommends the LOVELY the reserve fund realized during concept of a Public Safety 4 0 LB .*B A 6 each of the next five years be Complex be pursued and that SPHAGNUM HYBRID n A ROSES used for payment on the $1.5 the building of this facility be MICHIGAN PEAT I million bonds necessary. The target^ for the year 1977. •EAT remainder of the ^.4 million A Pmlic Safety Complex, it PEAT MOSS for the park will be financed feel|,^ould solve the town's with federal revenue sharing n e 0 for a fire station as well as funds. The proposed project house the police department and those other services falling will come before South Windsor Excellent soil conditioner] into the category of health and voters at a June referendum. !2T„ lawns, gardens.] Maguire said that the com­ safety. The complex would also mittee feels that the remaining free Town Hall space which is RE6.4.M Superb ^IVt grade rose half of the reserve funds during presently at a minimum and 4 DAYS bushes to give beautiful the coming five years will not would have to be expanded 4-cu. ft. bale of hard-soil blossoms. In several col­ eliminate from consideration within the next five years, 4 DAYS conditioner. Charge it. ors. Charge it. any of the other capital projects regardless. The committee that will be required. noted that other towns have Three atems per pack. Tin Reserve Fund was es­ built such a complex, and it has ta b lis h to defray or finance proven to be very successful. 4 D A Y S the cost of capital projects. For Funds from the Capital the past few years two mills Reserve Fund have been used have been set aside for this, the in the past to acquire land as it “town’s savings account." became available for invest­ The committee has made ment either for school construc­ recommendations in the past tion or for recreational pur­ where' portions of the money poses. have been spent for projects According to the committee, MARBLE such as the Wapping tennis one of the difficulties to be courts and the reconstruction of faced in acquiring land is that Buckland Rd. money must be available when CHIPS It has also made recommen­ a particular parcel becomes dations that were not accepted, available before speculations as in the case of the defeated have the opportunity to drive Golden Vigors library referendum, which has the price beyond the reach of LAWN FERTILIZER the town. Vigoro allow^ the account to grow to PLUS WEED CONTROL All-Purpose the present figure. 'The com­ The committee believes that the acquisition of land by the mittee does not believe that it 4 a t 4 4 FERTILIZER 4 lh rt0 tfy town for future building and should be continued to ac­ 4Doys I '< mu-mrmnmteanmtm cumulate without some plans recreation is important and $3 8 8 j 50-lb.* bag of decorative] for its use. areas designed by the Conser­ One feediny clears out ugly dande­ 'marble chips for patios,] vation Commission as desirable lions and other broadleaf weeds, iflower beds, walkways. Which Th'aralated Means: Maguire said that Plum greens your grass, and keeps it A general ufHity fertilizer for Gulley Park combines those "open spaces" should be green for months. better flowers, shrubs, trees 25 lbs. feeds 0000 sq. It. projects which have been the'] purchased if and when it end veqetobles. 40 lbs. ' becomes available. 501b. 10.88, committee's primary/ -M -i- recommendation for the pasy It is the recommendation of ■». .> two years — a library and in­ the CIC that the Town Council idiii creased recreational facilities. consider funding land Over the past 20 years, except purchases with Capital Reserve for the Town Hall, all major Funds. This allows for quick WANT RDS GET RESULTS capital expenditures have bran decision without the necessity for educational facilities which, of bonding and yet gives the V I6 0 R 0 while necessary, benefit only taxpayer a voice in the decision What else but the power of Want Ads pow er, bringing buyers and sellers ' that segment of the population by way of a public hearing. who are in school. The CIC feels mix-n-match could cause the Sphinxes to break together; matching jobs with job seekers; that the library benefits all, from the pre-school child to the GOP Committee centuries of silence? finding a happy home for a puppy or senior citizen, and the Hears Candidates garden And you will notice that Cleo gets kitten; offering a market for JUDY KUEHNEL Slide Changes Correspondent specials! right to the point in her translation. no-longer-need items, or locating a 644-1364 IIRAGLE-6R0* Climb Plans Republican Town OR MIRACID* Getting to the point and getting handyman for that much-needed repair Committee OR l . n each 5 ]b. boxes 2tr SPREADER Mrs. Jean Gezelman and 3 f.r »3” results is what Want Ads are all about. job. KATMANDU, Nepal (UPI) - Donald Morra, both seeking the A Japanese climbing expedition chairmanship of the Republican Town Committee presented ’W W r Just a simple straight-forward message Want Ads get results. Put these that lost its base camp in an all-purpose fertilizer or For seed or fertilizer. avalanche on Mt. Annapurna their ideas to the nominating plont food. 65-lb. capacity. Save. that can work wonders for you - April 4 will either scale the committee, but no decision was 'IMIart. words of wisdom to work for you. If peak in two more weeks or made at Tuesday night’s abandon the effort, the Foreign meeting. whether you are buying a new car, a you have something to sell or a service to Ministry said. Several nominating com­ A ministry spokesman said a mittee members were not in better home or looking for. a new offer, call our number and let a friendly message received from the attendance, and will be con­ DECORATIVE Gamagori Alpine Qub team’s tacted by phone so a decision apartment. There's almost no limit to Ad-Visor help you with a hard-hitting leader, Tsuneo Suzuki, told of can be reached soon. PINE severe supply problems created Mrs. Gezelman is a justice oif the bargains you can find in the Want sales message. You'll find her every bit as by the avalanche and planned to the peace and vice chairman of continue the climb only 14 more the town committee. Marra has K mart BARK Ads. perceptive as Cleo. days. been active in town affairs and The nine-member expedition was defeated in his bid for the I- FERTILIZER MlCm NUtSETS Want Ad power is people-to-people reported the avalanche swept Town Council. kmart I LAWN FOOD away the team’s base camp at The town comittee will elect I 4 Days $ | « S the 18,000-foot level. One Sher- its officers for two-year terms 50 LBS. LIME 40ays pa guide was recovering from on April 26 at 8 p.m. at Society Fast acting lawnt 21*5fertilizer greens for Savings. . grass fast. Excellent far shrubs, trees, Fast ocHng water soluble fertilizer 3cu.ft.Pine serions injuries, the message greens lawns fast. 32 lbs. feeds gardens, vegetables. 40 Ibsr. feeds bark nuggets. said, while other members of 5000 sq.ft. PHONE 643-2711 the party suffered only minor 5000 sq. ft. IWvi MWIMWDW OT •OTPeOTel^iOTS FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD injuries. About Town The avalanche wiped out The French Club of much of the expedition’s food Manchester will meet Friday at Herald and equipment. 7:30 p.m. at Orange Hall. Suzuki’s team is trying to CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Members wishing to attend the scale 21,600-foot Annapurna in club’s annual banquet April 28 Central Nepal along the moun­ at Somers Inn must make tain’s unconquered south ridge. reservations at this meeting. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter, Conn.. TTiart.. April 1 8 .1OT4

MANCHBSreB EVEWINC HERALD. M.i»a» a .r. O m .. H i,,,.. AnrII 11, im _ p*OE THIRTEEN College Notes emenU Speaker To Discuss Plant Care Susan L. Fagan, daughter of From Your Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fagan of 7 Mrs. Edward Platz of 100 lE A TTH IS ■? m . Reed St., Rockville was recent­ and caring of plants has become Brookhaven Dr., Glastonbury, tiM bMlTii Color ly inducted as a member of Pi a hobby and through study and will be the guest speaker at the ; Wodding Photography Lambda Theta, Beta Sigma experimenting she has been Neighbor’s Kitchen ^ d a y n i^ t meeting of the Chapter of the University of able to grow and care for many Specials from $64JO • Girls Friendly Sponsors of St. Connecticut. Miss Fagan is a types of plants. Her husband. ~ Custom from $187Jlf Mary’s Church at 8 in the Guild Dr. Edward Platz, presented senior at the University of Room of the church. Deluxe from ^ 7 .8 0 By Vivian F. Ferguson Connecticut and was a 1970 her with a greenhouse so that Following the business Induding Album graduate of Rockviile High she is able to carry on with her meeting, Mrs. Platz will con­ School. hobby year round and share her CALL duct a plant clinic. She asks interest in plants. that members bring in any WILL BANNiUld I F e ’ve Named The Baby — Mark T. Denley, son of Mr. Hostesses for the evening \ As the seasons change, I try ■ ! problem plants and any BANNARD PHOTOS Health Organization, UNESCO, and Mrs. Donald F. Denley, 2 are; Mrs; Allan Hotchkiss, Mrs. to think of a new approach to APRIL: questions they wish to ask. 7 4 2 - 6 0 6 7 and to the United Nations Food Alpine St., was. named to the Bertha Porter, and Mrs. Allan foods for my family. While we M rs ! P la t z is n o t a and Agriculture Organization Heikkila. (Master Charge Accepted) look out upon the outdoors at dean’s list for the fall semester professioiral, but the growing and his wife, Margaret, a \ Wright, Nathan Christopher, son of Walter C. HI and Leslie '! our dining table, we see green 1 7 -2 0 at Wentworth Institute, Boston, biochemist; “ We recommend Erway Wright of Manchester. He was bom April 0 at Manchester plants beginning to sprout in the Mass. He was also initiated into the use of liver in the diet, Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpaients are Mr. and Mrs. garden. ’The robins are about the membership of the Tau several times a month at least. F L A T CUT Charles Erway of Venetia, Pa. His paternal grandparents are already searching under the Alpha Pi National Honor Socie­ It is popularly supposed that Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright Jr. of Washington, D.C. He has a ty, Delta Alpha Chapter. porch roof for a future nesting only calves’ liver is really good sister, Larissa, 2Vk. place. Why not a sign of spring h e a p c u t ^ to eat but young steer liver is on the dining plate as well? excellent. Chicken and turkey Lundberg, Brennan Gary, son of Gary A. and Donna David Johnson, son of Mr. ...the seasais biggest hit! I eagerly await the new livers are also recommended; c a m p BEBP Uiwrence Lundberg of 108 Tracy Dr., Vernon. He was bora April and Mrs. John A. Johnson of 18 potato. Small, with a special they are fine sources of 9 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents Hillcrest Rd. and Elissa IGein, flavor and texture all its own, I comm I vitamins and first-class are Mr. and Mrs. George E. Lawrence of 87 Blue Ridge Dr. His daughter of Mr. and Mrs. know spring is here when I see ^ U C E T L I F E ’The engagement of Miss Nhi The engagement of Miss proteins, and the fat they con­ paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Lundberg of Walter Klein, 192 Branford St., them in the stores. R. Robertson of West Germany Cynthia Marie Garey to Brian SUPEBSTAB tain is relatively unsaturated.” West Hartford. His great-grandparents are Mrs. V. Neumann of are among the 42 Hartwick To be a purist, you must not to Dr. David W. Roberts, also of Peter Muldoon, both of As for cooking, there are West Hartford and Mr. and Mrs. R.F. McGill of Gastenia, N.C. College students spending the West Germany, has been an­ peel the potatoes. Traditional­ ^ 9 3 Manchester, has been an­ many recipes — boiled, M spring term in Vienna, Austria. ly, they are served boiled whole nounced by her parents, Maj. nounced by her parents, Mr. sauted, even creamed. Some BACON Bryant, Bradford Paul, son of Eric M. and Nancy M. Members of the Oneonta, N.Y. with a thin slice of peel and Mrs. Gilbert D. Robertson and Mrs. Ralph Garey of 42 iBFOBMEBS experts say simply to steam it Sherwood Bryant of N. River Rd., Coventry. He was bora April 10 college group will live with removed about the center of the of Ramsteln Air Force Base, Seaman Circle. in a double boiler to get at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Austrian families and attend vegetable. Drain them well. West Germany, formerly of Mr. Muldoon is the son of Mr. greatest food value. ’The most USM.(IHOIOC Mrs. Dorothy Webb of Rlchburg, N.Y. His paternal grandparents classes in rooms rented from an Hamlet, N.C. You eat the skin and all with i/svA ONOfce»Yoi=^ and Mrs. Robert Muldoon of 152 popular method is to serve it are Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bryant of Angola, N.Y. He has a sister, Austrian high school. They will butter and salt and pepper. I W t K K m P ^ Dr. Roberts is the son of Mrs. Seaman Circle. sauteed with crisp bacon and Lorrie, 8. also visit Ptague and Budapest Beatrice E. Squires of Bolton. ’The bride-elect will graduate like them best served with gar­ fried onions. in connection with Austrian Miss Robertson has attended from Manchester High School lic butter, sprinkled with Here is a way I serve it which Tulman, Joahua Philip, son of Dr. Michael J. and Maria Empire studies. Herzfeld School of Art for the in June. She is employed by freshly chopped parsley when is excellent with the new Vaughan Tulman of 220 Boston Tpke., Bolton. He was bora April 8 serving. past four years. She will Davidson & Leventhal in the potatoes. With it, you can serve Among the area students., usPA CHoiae: at Manchester Memorial Hospital., His maternal grandparents receive her gold certificate in Manchester Parkade. Take a stick of salt butter, broiled tomato slices. are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vaughan of Granhy. His paternal grand­ receiving awards at the Annual May. Her fiance attended melt it. With a garlic press, Have the butcher slice the father is E. Harry Tulman of West Hartford. He has a brother, Leadership Banquet sponsored Dr. Roberts was graduated Manchester H i^ School and is crush one cloye of garlic into calves’ liver as thin as possible. Edan, 4. by the College Union Board of from Indiana University employed by Purdy Corporation the butter. Mix well and pour Do not wash the liver when you Governors at Eastern Connec­ Medical School in 1970 and is in Manchester. over the potatoes, top with the get it home. Dip the slices in Pagliuco, Erica Mae, daughter of Anthony R. and Linda ticut State College are; now with the U. S. Army, 56th S H E A K ^ ’The couple plan an Aug. 3 chopped parsley. A fine simple fine flour. ’There is a type you Greszko Pagliuco of 20 Jensen St. She was bora April 8 at Virginia Briggs of hfonchester, General Hospital in Bad Kreuz- wedding at St. Mary’s Church. accompaniment for any plain can buy that is much finer t^ n a S D A (Lh c u c e academic award; Paula Magee nach. West Germany. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are meat. baking flour. Lay the floured Mr. and Mrs. John Greszko of 29 Falknor Dr. Her paternal grand­ of Manchester, departmental, A June wedding is planned. If you are lucky enough to pieces out separately before I/SPA < m O l(!M • 9 o m M parents are Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Pagliuco of Groton. award, early childhood educa­ S TK iaN TIF AS. m p have the potatoes left over, cooking. Don’t pile them on top tion; Nancy Beaverstock, ^ O u r take some of the butter, melt it of one another. Zapadka, Eihan Scallon, son of Phillip S. and Katherine Her­ Tolland, psychology; Robert S e rv ic e m e n in a skillet. It can be plain man Zapadka of 84 Hackmatack St. He was bora April 9 at Bray, Coventry and Dalayne butter. The garlic butter is very Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents'are Wirth, Hebron, English. Miss tasty. Slice up some onions, fry Put a generous dollop of asOA CHOICE Magee was also named to Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Herman of 9 Sanford M . His paternal grand­ Army Spec. 4 Keith A. Benoit, tliem until transparent. Peel butter in a skillet, melt it. When “ Who’s Who in American parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Zapadka of 168 Woodland St. His son of Mrs. Ruth E. Benoit, the leftover potatoes, slice and it is very hot, put the liver in s m c M Colleges and Universities.” maternal great-grandmothers are Mrs. Ralph Herman of Woodland Rd., Coventry, is add to the onions. Check for and cook it on a relatively high Manchester and Mrs. Byron T. Hacker of Hamden. He has a assigned to the 9th Infantry seasoning. heat as quickly as possible. I brother, Nathaniel John, 2Vk. Ann Marie Brewer, 100 Scott Division at Ft. Lewis, Wash. New potatoes are marvelous like the liver cooked medium- ^ O A S T Dr. is a candidate for the Spec. Bnolt is a repariman with with fresh calves liver. I never rare. If the liver is sliced nice Bolbrock, Richard John Jr., son of Richard J. and Mary liked it as a child. When I and thin, three to five minutes S W E E T L IT E bachelor of science and educa­ the division’s Company A, 9th 2S'viDeomadc'Sifonii COLOR TV Tobin Bolbrock of 65 Finley St. He was bora April 10 at tion degree in physical educa­ Signal Battalion. started cooking, I bought liver on each side is plenty. Salt and ( 1 0 Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are tion from Oklahoma Christina because it "is good for you.” I pepper it, if you like, and place o m t s s o Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Tobin of Yonkers, N.Y. His paternal College, Oklahoma City, Okla. WAC Pvt. Linda M. Pillard, found that the liver I had eaten it on a warm platter in a very grandparents ar Mr. and Mrs. John D. Bolbrock of Yonkers, N.Y. (Herald photo by Pinto - courtesy of T ZZA low oven. 1 visiH PBm irr Commencement exercises will daughter of Mr. and Mrs. STATE MODULAR CHASSIS — Asaurea great reliability previously had been overcooked Pioehurst Market) He has two sisters, Mary Pat, 4%; and Bernadette, 3V4. and was pleasantly surprised. be held Friday. Charles Pillard, 16 Lodge Dr. Add about a tablespoon of 5W E E T l if e : Liver, of any kind, whether it completed an eight-week basic butter to the pan in which you Johnson, Eric David, son of David M. and Nancy Sytsma ^lBh?t°s'enice. ^ conMnuoue houra of extra teeUng for moot be calves, baby beef, chicken or Frank Toros Slices Calves Liver l b Alan R. Michalkiewicz, son of health science course at the cooked the liver. Let it melt, 3X. Johnson of 106 Benton St. He was bora April 11 at Manchester whatever is highly nutritional. t Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Academy of Health Sciences of toen add some fresh lemon ORANC E Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michalkiewicz, 379 Windermere the U. S. Arm y, Ft. Sam FREE PARTS AND SERVICE FOR ONE YEAR ^ 3 0 ^ “| 0 It is top-flight protein and a rich liver. Witness these several books on proper footls 49 T tflj- i - n u i c u m m juice, at least two teaspoonsful. John Sytsma of Grand Rapids, Mich. His paternal grandmother is source of vitamins besides. To J U lC E Ave., Ellington, a junior at Houston, Texas. statements; for health and beauty; Scrape the bottom of the pan, Mrs. E.M. Johnson of Atlanta, Ga. His great-grandparents are quote the famous nutritionist, ’Thomas College, Waterville, Adelle Davis; “ Vitamin B-12 “ Riboflavin (Vitamin B-2) is mix well, pour the mixture over K W lir-M A P E the Rev. and Mrs. A.C. Harrison of Central, S.C. He has a Adelle Davis, “ Liver Maine, has been re-elected Army Pvt. Jeffrey C. Baglin, is almost exclusively one of the factors of the the liver and serve immediato- brother, .Oiristqpher, IH. ^ Nassiff Photo is..nutritionally the most out­ president of his class. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. associated with animal proteins Vitamin B complex. One rich ly. A simple way to broil 'BLUEBEXW ’The engagement of Miss Ruth standing meat which can be Michalkiewicz is a memb^ of Baglin, 733 Center St. is MOM and DAD: such as liver (by far the richest source is milk. One ounce of tomato slices is to place them Carangelo, Jay Michael, son of John Jr. and Gail Knoll Charlotte Amidon to Bruce purchased.” the junior class and is an ac­ assigned to the 1st Calvary source).’’ “ Almost every beef or calf’s liver contains as on an overproof tray or platter, Caranglo of 34 Irving St. He was bora April 11 at Manchester T A N U S E im E R 49 Allen Burke, both of COME IN and let Bearing in mind that I am not counting major. He and other Division, Ft. Hood, Texas. He is nutrient is needed to produce much as a whole quart of top with good mayonnaise Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. M anchester, has been^j an­ a doctor or nutritionist (though officers named in class a wireman in the 227th Aviation your youngster red blood cells...the best food to milk.” which bubbles nicely and Warren C. Knoll of 45 Whitney Rd. His paternal grandparents are nounced by her parents, Mr. my information is borne out by M U C O A balloting, conducted by Student Battalion of the division. correct anemia is liver of every Dr. Ancel Keys, University of browns attractively. If you like, Dr. and Mrs. John Carangelo of Hartford. His paternal great­ many experts), there is no way Government, will lead the class and Mrs. Garence Amidon of 7 loin our exclusive variety.” Minnesota School of Public you can sprinkle freshly grated ( IN Q U A R T E R S ) STRAY Ci£MER grandmother is Mrs. Julia Acker of Blrchtown, N.S., Can. you can go wrong in eating through its senior year. The re­ Ford St. Conference Linda Gark who has written Health, consultant to World cheese on top. elected class president will Mr. Burke is the son of Mr. w ith any Magnavox- begin his third year as top class and Mrs. William E. Burke of F o r Y o u t h Jank m a r q a r in e officer. At ’Thomas College, he 126F Rachel Rd. FMinsnc Miner, Eric Wayne, son of Wayne and Denise Giggey Miner of M agnavox 9 Pleasant St., Rockville. He was bora April 10 at Rockville earned a Gold Key Award as a The bride-elect is a student at S a tu rd a y Hank Aaron b a n q u e t \ Manchester High School. Aaron of $277.151 » General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. leading freshman, and has been More than 40 organizations Linwood Giggey of Pine Level, N.C. His paternal grandparents manager of varsity soccer, Her fiance attended o r m ore! '71'B. will meet Saturday to present a Commemorative Project H ELP Menus ^School Menus H F S M M e n u s are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miner of 11 Lawrence St., Rockville. basketball, and baseball Manchester High School and is “715" CLUB V E A L \ “ Quality of Life” Conference at squads. He has been a member employed by Holland Machines Any young baseball fan t-T X V j ’The Hotel and Food Service flOMET 1 the University of Connecticut Menus which will be prepared industry at Manchester Com­ Paul, Michael John, son of Douglas and Marion Morse Paul of of the yearbook staff and of the in East Hartford. "715" BAT will be thrilled with Health Center in Farmington. and served next week by munity College, are as follows: Management Student Lab ‘FARMldfAN Goose Lane, Tolland. He was bora April 10 at Rockville General Accounting Society, and an The couple plan a June wed­ this great offer. All the Cafeteria menus for ONE S t e p F U K S R C A f^ Purpose of the day-long members of HELP (Han­ Tuesday: Fresh vegetable Menus which will be served Hospital. He has two brothers, Ken and Ray; and a sister, Tina. honor list student. ding at the home of the bride’s facts about Hank Aaron, Manchester public schools, meeting will be to help Improve dicapped Earning and Living beef soup, creole chicken, rice next week are as follows: parents. Magnavox will sand you, at a sportscaster's April 22-26, are as follows: Strp SAVER 'll; the performance of both public statistical guide, a Project), a program designed pilaff, fresh dinner rolls with Monday; Creme bagration, Saucier, William Paul, son of Roger P. and Antoinette M. Bell no extra charge, a limited, serialized Monday: Sloppy Joe on a roll, ?£P m.iaous R obert C. W hitesell of and private agencies in serving membership pin... and to train handicapped for butter, fruit bar, coffee or tea. seafood newburg in pattie shell, c o r k Saucier of Hartford. He was bora AprU 12 at Rockville General Manchester will serve a edition of a baseball bat with a beautifully buttered wax beans, bread, .Cub Scout Pack the needs of ^nnecticut youth engraved plaque commemorating Hank Aaron’s so much more...are all employment in the food service green beans panache, diplomat d9 Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alexander rotating internship at Sioiix butter, milk, vanilla pudding and their families. Some 300 historic record-breaking 71Sth home run - Included. And, It just Thursday: Fresh garden salad, assorted luncheon rolls, WAY Uskitis of 29 School St., Rockville. His paternal grandparents are Valley Hospital, Sioux Palls, To Have Circus with pineapple. APPLES ^^69^ participants are expected to at­ costs $1.00 for postage salad with Italian dressing, strawberry cheese cake tart, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald R. Saucier of Hartford ’Tpke., Vernon. the run that breaks Babe Ruth's record of almost S.D. following his graduation Cub Scout Pack 120 will have tend. forty yearsi This bat is a real and handling. Don't j Is Flywheel spaghetti with tomato sauce, coffee or tea. from the University of Connec­ a circus. Saturday from 10 a.m. wait, come In today. 'The Saturday conference is collector’s Item. meatballs, garlic bread, apple Tuesday; Frankfurt on a roll, Wednesday: Scotch lamb ticut School of Medicine in to 2 p.m. on the grounds at St. A n s w e r to broth, curried lamb with rice an outgrowth of 1970 White ★ ★ ■kir k k k irk irk irirk squares, coffee or tea. baked beans, sauerkraut, milk, May. James School. In case of rain, TRU1T ^pJHONFi HOHEQ House conferences on children, Friday, Shrimp bisque, tuna chocolate cake. and chutney, buttered spinach, the circus will be the following Fuel Crisis? youth, hunger and nutrition, salad on hard roll, fresh potato Wednesday: Cubed steak, Arabia peach mold salad, Saturday, May 4. assorted dinner rolls, banana e m w m HALVEJ? llie Commissioner of the state PALO ALTO, Calif. (UPI) - salad, lemon meringue pie, gravy, mashed potato, buttered There will be games, hot cream pie, tea or coffee. Department of Children and Stanford University scientists coffee or tea. peas and carrots, bread, butter, FANCy dogs, drinks, and desserts. Luncheon Monday is $2, and Youth Services was Connec­ are considering as a proposed milk, ice cream. There will also be prizes. $1.75 on Wednesday, ’hekets waroocm iL'^ ticut chairman. solution to the energy shortage Lunch next week is $1.50. All 6W0 WHITE Salvatore Florentine is chair­ PbtterloliV/MagnavoK may be purchased at the Keynote speaker at the con­ — the flywheel, an invention tickets are to be purchased A 8 . man of the event assisted by Thursday; Baked lasagna, (tollege Bookstore at 60 Bidwell FKANC .0 A M ER IC A N y ference will be Dr. Effie Ellis thousands of years old. through the (tollege Bookstore. Mrs. Eleanor Galli. tossed salad, bread, butter, of the American Medical HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS St. Lunch is %rved at noon in M tm O O H S 19 iiam^ Apple The versatile flywheel design Luncheons are served promptly milk, jello with topping. Proceeds from the event will the Hotel and Food Services Association. Conferees will also ISO CMtsr StTMt presented to the Stanford at noon in the Food Ser^ce be used toward a pleasure trip El Camino Ptan Friday: Orange juice, tuna Dining Room in the Manchester hear a report by a delegation of Famous for Sanrico Energy Seminar was in­ Dining Room at Manchester TLOKIPA SRWH£7TK)iO for the Cubs at the end of the MANCHESTER salad on a roll, potato chips, Community College Student some 40 Connecticut students RT. 30, VERNON troduced by Dr. Richard F. Community College, Student year. Some of the proceeds will Sine* 1931 s whole kernel corn, milk, Center. who have been formulating a •4 M 6 3 7 Post a professor at the Univer­ Center, 60 Bidwell St. JUICE SW EET L IT E be given to the school library. 875-2323 cranberry crisp. “ Declaration of Youth’s Ri^ts sity of Califoraia-Davis, and his ’I ^ public is invited to at­ 3 r i and Responsibilities.” son Stephen. (B pple OJC. tend. O R A K /e E S A The Posts said large eovT a n S U E flywheels similar to the one Piano and O rgan . ■ JUICE 39 they designed could be used to KIMBALL & CURRIER .... store power in electrically run PIANOS j^~"'wiTH THIsTouro^^ jMP" WITH THIS COUPON cars and trucks. Larger Spring Sale r Saw from ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS flywheels, they said, could $100-$200 r m o N E ^ s p i c . i. r - eCLEANER nitVm tB tt DAIRY STORES possibly be used to store large FrM Tuning & G-ETONE Ifc I I . ^ ------AT UNBEATABLE PRICISI amounts of energy produced by Normal Oeliverv QZ- electric utilities, helping them to meet peak hour loads. USED GULBRANSEN PREMIERE ORGAN H K (a iA N ® '4 9 * They explained the new New - $4850.00 USED - $2350.00 VALID APRIL n-20 . i. vVALID ; AFKIL ll- Z O flywheels work as the ancient 1 BIG SELECTION OF potter’s kickwheel, except that ONE COUPON PER FAMILY ONE COUPON PER FAMILY FARM FRESH BEST QUALITY FRESH 100S PURE FLORIDA NO MONEY DOWN LOW FAT ORADE ~A” LARGE power comes from an electric . r e d e e m at HKt HLANP 7A PK REDEEM at HUrHLANP PARK. motor-generator instead of an GULBRANSEN BANK FINANCING J artist’s foot. USED ORGAiyS UPT0 3YRS.T0 PAY! OnWGEJIlllX The modem version of the ORGANS DISCOUNTED 10% S T O R E h o u r s ; MILK flywheel is still in the ICECREilM during our sale theoretical stage, they said, but STORY & CLARK upr 9 p n . Stephen Post was' optimistic; Wed.THllS.TRrtiJ Reg. S59&. . . . NOW $495. T A N < t ^ S ^ a s "I hope to drive home one nice OTHER PA!i5*iil Ctk AU 99 * 49« day in my electric car, plug it LOWERY SUPER GENIE GALLON GALLON into a windmill flywheel and then go inside of my solar-^ New $1495.00 ... NOW $995.00 FLAVORS 1 / f O A U O N DOZEN heated house.” CHORD ORGANS 244 II0 A 6 ST. with rhythm & MNOIE BCEtB M U I M M Ul lU 4MLN NAITF0I$ 1$. S3T lURNSIII AVI. TRY BEFORE YOU BU Y! MX I m MUl lu M IN ■ A N C N iS T II ■ ANCNISTII i.HAITTORD New Residents auto bassn from S399.S0 m m (mu mm 4 MT. VERNONZ 3 / f STANFORD, Calif. (UPI) - — SPECIAL RENTAL ORGANS—' incl. Bench u m i m J I & Music W. Middle Tpke. Bats have taken up residence in 5 WEEKS ... $75.00 applicable toward purchase m m w ( ADAM'S A m s, INC Burnside A ve. the new undergraduate library SAtlCRKRAtlT Dairy Queen I j"Sj at Stanford University because Caiono Furniture! .VERNON of the energy crisis. m t . v e r n o n I UwSIAM N,-^t n» 10-9in n SAT.e.T 10-6 »*««»«»» •‘AMCAOS School officials said that fifth-floor[ windows were JCojie RCiiGce CeNfM ipscMs ixiure >|iiil 20,,1974 Open Mon. ■ $uf. y ;00 AM. - 10-00 P.M. opened so the air conditioning 317 HIGHLAND STTEET system could be turned off to Post Road Plaza Telaphona 872-9131 MANCHESTER CONN. save electricity. ’The baU then Routa 30, Vernon Open Molt Evaningi made their entry. , ! ' it ' I t s I ;.! [ A f s : L ■

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Mj^wTMENT i m p t m m - — — — MAHCHESTEH e v e n in g h e r a l d . Cm ,., Al»ll l«. i m - M r . , F-FIV I.., Payment Swift ; iicS--fcM('lOYMtNt OPPORtUNITK • i-AN CUT OEiLiVRiFY HP,IP NE!TD?6-: i.i'i.'ne.:/ c'.r>r>(;iS' - ■ O r ' S i i i ' j i - l S jobilily a'sd yxiv-flpiv.*. ■^e detection of silicone in the sole support for his wife and Br*od Routo Son M«!-licotiont far imi time “ patients* may warn of a iv. M u it liJ OET.Aiijjia’..•••.. J a was laid up but, under Florida’s Cover Household Help :ntur< malfunction before it proves -IScO M:r m no-fault Insurance law. State A Boston lady odlected 62,000 W«dri..:sday 10 Ilex A fatal, according to a Johns for lost income when she broke w if k Farm Mutual Insurance Co. ‘.reof.tt. C N Hopkins University doctor. paid for a professional painter her ankle stepping out of her tfd'S in . one Dr. R.L. Ridolfi, speaking at PknfTvT, 9 o to finish painting the house in car. Aetna paid a Florida the annual meeting of the housewife 61,004.90' to cover a UCK..... addition to his other losses from rf-k American Association of the accident. little over two months of -... Pathologists and N ri:D —• r!4A.V-!NO CiTfpftnU’tV n*>- mii«i:!8 fi»td •f-jio wr-f;ra> ... 6cik-6. household help while she 7t». . Coii ciMr an Under Massachusetts’ no­ . L*o-nyo:v- urovidft* h'.uMh (psu wfo Bacteriologists here, said he recovered from accident in­ • .....i sncfln'i i ored.'ifs on cosis ' o.r fault law, a 38-year old V;Af4TH:) ‘157 ^ v p:v». ’J.-'i v/i*. had discovered little bits of '£•*. t. !0.' P^f-SON Dorchester man collected 62,- juries...... iC-N...... silicone in the livers of patients 000 of a 62,301 medical and In a case like that of the 118 E. AlPINE : rool-' fT'ari-!perr-'>)j Lo ”- ng < who had died as a result of a hospital bill when he was in­ Massachusetts hit-run victim, AUSTIN, malfunctioning heart valve. jured by a hit-run driver even the no-fault assigned claims iW O O D W , The foreign substance was though neither he nor any fund in Florida paid a migrant HA believed to have come from the . fith or A'iln- T 'V . r member of his family had auto farm worker with eight ‘tfit ’.rglivs F; little silicone ball that pops children 65,000 when he was in­ insurance. The payment came ® 7 ACCOUNT back and forth in some types of from the assigned claims fund jured in a highway accident. artificial valves. tr, ^ set up by the law. ITiis case was Aetna said he couldn’t have jC’; < t ; ; In recent years the balls of reported to the Travelers Co. collected a penny for loss of in­ artificial valves have been Under the older insurance come under the old system. V made of metal instead of system, neither of these per­ Aetna said that just as impor­ silicone, so Ridolfi says the sons would have been able to tant is the fact that no-fault problem may not occur with collect significant sums. payments are swift. In the old Electni newer models. tort system for collecting Some OppoBition 'HjJn-ilurfrs of But he noted that at least 50,- major insurance claims, pay­ A Srnall Piece of the Notch Opposition to no-fault both by St iih . 33S-D2;7. 000 aortic position valves with ment sometimes came too late lawyers and some insurance the silicone ball have been dis-' — or never. Backlogs of court companies has diminished tributed in the United States. Travelers leaving the Bolton Notch end of 1-84 have been getting a new view in the last few claims delayed trial for a greatly because, as actually “How many are actually pop­ days. Apparently loosened by thaws, some rocks have tumbled down to the edge of the minimum of two years in the passed, the restrictions on the ping back and forth inside highway. Bolton First Selectman Richard Morra says he expects no more will fall since all big cities. “Such delays forced right of accident victims to sue patients is not clear,” he said, the ice above is melted now. (Herald photo by Holland) many claimants into debt and for injuries and damages are "but it’s certainly in the others tragically had to post­ less severe than originally thousands.” proposed. However, it is still pone rehabilitation treatments The pathologist said some that should have started at once contended by some that these patients \rtio have died may lottlre kidding m e,riglit? to be successful,” an Aetna have been saved if a tissue sam­ restrictions are too s^roqg. And spokesman said. fsuMiOUto Tariff Tempest Over Offal some critics say no^fault laws oa p-Cl' ple of their liver had been let drunken and careless Mlij. examined for silicone particles. Honest, we^re perfectly serious. Because “free” is Master Charge. Lower rates on most personal loans and a drivers off too easily. -O If the practices were fotuxi, BRUSSSELS (UPI) - You mally presented to the action. Aetna of Hartford and Liber­ Fight Lost Ridolfi said, the clinician would saw “The Great Chicken War.” Europeans, who are con­ Apart from the actual ‘.NTcO -• Asms what Hartford National's Favorite Person” Account is whole lot more. ty Mutual of Boston report a NEW YORK (Ul>l) - ‘inc ... ien? t know that he was dealing with a You thrilled to “The Inter­ sidering improving their last damage, the United States ccr oj^.^rioni . .♦ W national Carpet Caper." number of other claims paid off Residents of the Croyden Hotel, •; ’vV Con:'.' t Ar 3or.;?r ji f- variance in the ball of the ar­ all about So what’s the catch? That’s easy. Hartford National proposal, which they earlier claims a basic principle is in­ r-J6«AMT M from every patient who has a the European Common Market. States wants a better deal for from Massachusetts and the higher rents that would . fM. ' J F O f H r.? broken when they were raised. f ' -**. -In ’ fL'iNTF: long-standing artificial valve. checkhig account or your savings accounts. Diplomats from both sides its exports of offal, or waste Florida, the states with the follow, have lost their fight. i .f'' V SUIT. U.-J That helps us give you better service. And lets us give you ■f'i7.fi But he believes it would be have spent more than a year in animal innards, plus such items longest no fault experience. Manhattan Supreme Court ■ Car.'. :! Mayor Appeals S : f. b" ' worthwhile to do this on any in­ Check out the benefits. Right off the bat you get a the Favorite Person Account free. Geneva trying to sort it out, as oranges, tobacco, sensitized Aetna said the biggest no-fault Justice Margaret Mangan has f. F-iO' • cmd f e t n ^ ro n e .t Gr-i'up. 2-50 Sv ' kiiiy 1 spleens of some artificial valve Hartford National check at over 2500 stores Bank The Free Way. talks. Fund. He said contributions of home except for this. Her to drive them out, but the court ■cnat. Sj’Oi decade ago after the Common •IftLO) Cisl patients has been reported The skirmish began back in Market tripled its duties on the 65 or more would be welcomed employer did not continue her said despite some cutbacks, vvea?;; to b- •1oV6 ?n. Bride, -iMOSl 'liiOf- 17^: p c before, the pathologist said, but all over Connecticut January, 1973, when the Com­ import of American chickens. and should be sent to Flag wages and she had no disability services for the 110 residents -.loyer. the Johns Hopkins studies were HARirmONAIKWlAL mon Market expanded from six The issue went to inter­ Fund, care of .the town income insurance — but she were adequate. C.OHDITTdNi Then you get absolutely free iKiOsti. en d ire designed to find a specific way to nine nations with the addition national arbiters, who set U.S. manager’s office. Municipal iflitionino. I^S-776' of diagnosing malfunctioning BANRXTHUST of Britain, Ireland and Den­ damage at $26 million. The Building, Manchester. checking with free personalized valves before they cause mark. United States upped its duties The Flag Fund was created SUitcwkle Connecticut Oflken The ir 0 3 serious trouble. The United States did about on |26 million worth of Euro­ last year — to fly flags during )e!icatesst *' v'lerks j .1 AN NETT checks included. No bounce check­ $3 billion worth of trade each Manchester’s Sesquicentennial Muffler That’s “What we did,” Dr. Ridolfi pean brandy, trucks, dextrine Grocery Stackers i said, “was to take autopsy year with these thre^ations, and potato starch and the war celebration and other patriotic ing that lets you write loans from Guaranteed for r.lLfki > r MANAGERS specimens from 38 patients Hartford National Bank and Trust (k>. especially Britain, and enjoyed ended. occasions. iroec-ry P.O. Box 899, Hartford, Connecticut 06101 favorable tariffs on many Thompson said the cost for a as long as yOu u r --- -S OPENINGS with artificial heart valves that your own checkbook. Your own At about the same time, the fwrgrHc ecu Attn: Consumer Center exports it sent to them. flag and pole is about 66 and he own the car... had been in place for at least United States raised its tariffs three months.” llre e of the praised the substantial Tariff Incroases on imports of European wilton patients had variations from Yes, I’m interested in becoming a Favorite Person. But when the three joined the and velvet carpets and on sheet response last year by the 875-2517 Please send me an application blank and more public. Due to adverse weather c normal in the silicone ball. It (Common Market, they were glass. The Common Market was in these three instances information. conditions, he explained, many forced to begin raising many of retaliatd by increasing duties that Dr. Ridolfi found the of the flags were damaged. The their tariffs, particularly on on some American synthetic OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP foreign material in the liver. Name______fund drive is for repairing or ROUTE 83 Cr- farm goods, to match those fibers. ROCKVILLE Two of these patients had died restoring them, Thompson said. which the other six nations Warn Market Officials as a result of the ball having Address- already raised against the out­ Tbe increased U.S. tariffs become jammed. Today, side world. expired at the end of 1972, 10 Ridolfi says, these patients’ The United States claimed years later, and the Europeans .Mr. Gene V lives might have been saved by the tariff increases cut into dropp^ their retaliation on 'rvirav col* M.?. >.>t -Zip_ 'j'i.iryp'te. (eVr taking a sample of liver tissue about one-third of its trade, or American carpet at the same and examining it for silicone. about a billion dollars worth, time. QUICK ADVAisi;^;-i:-i t ra L C CafjTTifiu 1974 with the three nations. It In each case, the total sum id coupled for GV.Ir.tanI , .'> for nipr. 'c (y I 7 q, • demanded compensation from involved was a drop in the |24 ibis- heyr-,. Wf-!': f.:#f7M. :o. P ?) K I the Europeans. billion bucket of annual U.S. n. Aurtlin : ,, f?SON i'*DP reiiri dcir. der^ on 1 r* ;h-.! t af- The Europeans at first European trade. Even in the ■'ding. .Apj;],' i:\ par?;;.'! Ip '■ t.tl. oKpi,' :p p f t f C refused any compensation at I'.r'.frj.in i.ifi:-; li p.fi-. . «;o ISO; Y I i.'.'np:-' * 0 m. jo < JL- n n* current dispute, the United o Sunday Bus -;iOp.ol ^ /• .'••57 ;1Ti0f:O'i H TP all. They argued that tariffs States says the European acts ^ 1 •,4. V ::.. Tf. ^r;-. 7?9-'-7. fGGINSOTHAM BOAT CO. i’ ■ ” against U.S. farm exports to only “affect” a billion dollars A N r» iC A P f> f;0 'p iiP S O 'i aeed* LC.T SvT.' RnyfTARCH GL.VO. i * nr \ jr - ; vvCf^ *;oa’r;'oy S-jr.auv, I t.) . 5 . Service V» HlRlNii ''ll If. OKING f : r , Britain, Ireland and Denmark of U.S. exports — not that it is ernnie.'S ond Painttrs^l^ may have gone up, but tariffs actually costing America $1 nvi'jcUiriivj. >Vc pa,' TEADY JOS? xin.-i of vv'.fx Picin set kre,ssman against American industrial billion annually. nny la Ays?F;oni 1 Planned depnul-r.Q a'JVtiflAirSHMFjM Pj exports were going down, and William D. Eberle, President ■.alifii’if. )iS P'r: the two balanced each other off. Nixon's chief ^ade negotiator, ST ANT TO Viro i 'i HARTFORD (UPI)-Sunday ept-cnitl. wpni, di'lapha.ne, f;“f:u'r eraf>N'y.".-.”-l and The United States rejected flew here secretly last month to -t'po roi: Ty.v.K* Aacimt. Canslliym —...... ia^ermoden. bus service will be restored in this. The Europeans came up *|G(:LIVU«Y person riHO-'-d. Aar “ at i UAVpiiRtSSI' R...... N E r'b L D' Connecticut’s three largest warn Common Market officials ...... 0 ...•••••-... m I wcr» CI.-inteK' ntdbi: with minimal concessions. The that American patience is PNYSir IA KrW l ^ T A a«ssorv. A.~c« •! cities sometime in June under a United Stdtes rejected this wearing thin and that retalia plan announced Tuesday by again and threatened to on tion loomed. needed la ooirrv W *i^y o! _ _ Gov. Thomas J. Meskill. retaliate — that is, to raise Earlier, Eberle told a 5nio‘l 5ptfciciiv Clinic, l.nclydinfli The governor said limited bus if-iag daclofi wilh jvryery oi-.i PULL OR PART TIMIT tariffs against an equivalent newspaper that Washington kimj « - ' • ' :s3v Bud! oppfy 5' service in Hartford, Bridgeport amount of European exports. would begin retaliatory The worst thing about being out of a job, aside from the obvious economic and New Haven "offers the best A Belter Deal procedure by March 10, a setbacks, is not knowing where to look. opportunity to truly test the New demands have been for- deadline he let slip by without public’s desire to restore Sun­ day bus service.” Equally frustrating it the problem of where to look for prospective employees. Although no exact starting date has been set for the Both of these dilemmas are resolved completely in one place - the Classified demonstration project, Meskill Section of your newfpoper. Job hunters have stopped wearing out their shoes said one will be chosen after long ago and turned to the Help Wanted Ads in the Classified pages. Hera they "several operational matters” can find a variety of job opportunities in a market that can change from day to are cleared up. day. Sooner or later they are likely to find the position for which they are “We must also determine the time frame of the demonstra­ w qualified. Or they can list their qualifications, experience and salary needs in the tion project. An attractive and Jobs W tH iM classification. reasonable fare must also be established,” he said. Employers have come fo depend heavily on the wide readership of Help Wanted The governor said "heavy ads. They find it an inexpensive nrathod of describing exactly the type of worker emphasis will be placed on needed. They are also able to give pertinent details about salary, pensions and routes and schedules which will r other benefits. fllow easy access to churches, ■a' recreational areas and other Nothing brings employer and employee together more quickly and more Sunday-type activities for per­ effortlessly than the Help Wanted Ads. It's the best friend a Job hunter ever had. sons who must rely on public transportation. “Hopefully, even those r ei’.jiou.'n families with cars will take ad­ r tT; inc. vantage of this opportunity to BE SURE . >^BLISS hat been serving the Home Owner WACO 1/ to : Do.< 0-98I Am «f cc by the finest technical staff, phone our nearest F ® lIv IlL t tft !Y:Oiinflt local office: APARTMEtTrli^^^ Qi situu tion to r ffi* “•* le opoty 334.fi 000 Bill Pa8Bed kTURP cduri" TRENTON, N.J. (UPI) - Cl«ohl!\g .f-)i r.ogtm«ni • OTie Heral^i

MANCHESTER EVENIN^HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., April 18.1974- PAr.R SEVENTEEN Obituaries State Leasing Meskill Arbor Day Guest Democrats At Richard Martin School John W. Harrison Theodore G. Brown ^ v . Thomas J. Meskill will be a guest at Arbor Day Endorse John Ward Harrison of Silver Costs Millions Theodore G. Brown, 81, of 200 celebrations April 26 at 9 a.m. at Martin School. Spring, Md., a -native of (Continued from Page One) Democrats, 8,928 Republicans Main St, died late Wednesday **‘®‘*® students extended an invitation to Gov. Manchester, died Sunday at By EDWARD BUTLER struction equipment which had and 7,716 unaffiliated. afternoon at Manchester Meskill which he accepted. ‘ FOURTEEN, July 2 5 - Robert Holy Cross Hospital, Silver HARTFORD (UPI) - A to be moved about from site to Mrs. LeDuc announced she is Memorial Hospital, He was the Dicing an assembly program, he will r4 d his Arbor Day Blanchard, Hugh Ward and Spring, of cancer. friend of the governor is about site during the road building a candidate for state central husband of M n, Irene Phinney Jane White. Mr. Harrison was bom in 1910 to become a millionaire at boom. proclamatioh. He will also participate in the planting of a committeewoman from the Brown, ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS in Manchester and was Connecticut taxpayers’ But the Highway Department Kwansan cherry tree presented to the school by the Martin Third Senatorial District and Mr, Brown was bom Sept. 7, TWELVE AND THIRTEEN educated at local schools, later expense. was in a financial bind. It was School Brownie troop. veteran State Sen. Harry 1892 in West Roxbury, Miuu., will follow a different formula graduating from George It’s all perfectly legal — un­ not authorized to issue bonds Mrs. Dorothy I&ause’S fourth grade is in charge of the Burke, D-East Hartford, who and had lived most of his life in because they are entirely Washington University. der the state leasing law that and the budget couldn’t meet represents the district, §ent Manchester. He was educated program. Miss Linda Weiss will introduce the governor. within Manchester boundaries. He joined the National lets political appointees rent the cost of building new word he will seek re-election. in Boston schools and All members of the fourth grade class will participate in Their candidates for the Bureau of Standards in 1929 as a property from political facilities along the burgeoning He said he was misquoted by a graduated in 1915 from a short play, “ Hotel Oak.” Cieneral Assembly will be en­ laboratory assistant. During favorites at ultimate costs way interstate system. weekly newspaper when it said Massachusetts Institute of Other special guests who have been invited are: Tovra dorsed Aug. 14 or 15. World War II, he was assigned beyond original purchase price. Under ^ e circumstances, he wouldn’t seek re-election. Technology. ^ n ager Robert Weiss, School Superintendent James P. All delegates will choose to the Millspaugh Mission in A legislative committee Donohue said, the only alter­ Cummings announced Before he retired in 1957, he Kennedy, school board member John Yavis, and Dr their own alternates. If Teheran as a financial advisor. Wednesday decided the million- native was to lease existing Manchester Democrats will was a special state agent for Douglas Smith. ' challenge slates for delegates dollar leasing program raised space — rather than build for hold their annual Awards He served as chief of the automobile insurance for Aetna are fil^ , a primary would be enough questions to warrant an less. Dinner on July 13 (a Saturday). finance administrative division Life and Casualty, Hartford. He held May 23. with Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s investivation. With the leasing practice es­ Former State Sen. David was a past , president of the In answer to a question con­ staff in Tokyo from 1946 to 1950. In the latest lease deal, tablished during the Dempsey Barry, who is well on his way Connecticut Insurance Field cerning the responsibilities of He subsequently entered Angelo Tomasso, the construc­ years. Republicans under for the Democratic nomination Club. pledged delegates. Democratic foreign service as first tion chief from New Britain, is Meskill had a well-trod path to for Fourth District state He was a charter member of Ted Cummings explained, “ By offering to lease a windowless follow. Drawings Delay secretary on assignments in Manchester Rotary Club and a senator, said he would hate to . .-ji. ■ building in Newington that cost custom, a delegate stays with Vienna, Nice and Paris. He past president and life member But the GOP ventured even see Democratic primaries this (Herald Photo hy Dunn) him 9420,(X)0. his candidate until the can­ retired from the State Depart­ of Manchester Country Gub. further, according to Sen. year. Rennet Decision didate releases him, and the Manchester's Mickey Miller Keeps His Eyes on Things rwt ‘ t % (Herald Photo by Dunn) ment in 1959 and entered If it goes through, Tomasso’s George Gunther, a maverick “ I would recommend support­ He was a veteran of World War same is true of an alternate. He private bsiness until 1963. firm, Riverview Realty, Inc., of Republican from Stratford. ing convention - endors^ Tribe s Jack Maloney Loses Helmet for Quick Getdway to First I. is expected to reflect the wishes He then became head of the Farmington, will make an es­ He. characterizes the leasing A decision on plans for the tickets from top to bottom — Maloney Catcher Wayne'Kaminski Also Interested Onlooker He is also survived by two will be separate bidding on each of the delegate he is replacing. administrative division of the timated |4 million over the next system this way; 52.7 . million additions and whoever they might be,” he Kamimski and Umpire Howie Holcomb Watch Mad Dash Down Line sons. Dr. Theodore G. Brown school. “ Of course, there is nothing Intergovernmental Committee 20 years. “ It amounts to Connecticut renovations to Bennet Junior said. Jr. of Gahanna, Ohio, and Voters approved a $5.6 to stop a delegate from for European Migration in ■niat’s roughly 8 times the taxpayers paying for someone High School were tabled Predicting a Democratic win Rhoderick E. Brown of Hender­ million allocation for additions switching his vote, except his Geneva, Switserland, where he purchase price, stretched out else’s mortgage. Tuesday night at a joint in November in CiHuiecticut, sonville, N.C.; a daughter, Mrs. and improvements to the two conscience and the disfavor of Thoughts served until 1971. He returned over two decades with resulting “ Once the payments are meeting of the Town Building Barry said he hopes he can play Janet B. Bums of Manchester; schools in a referendum last the town committee members to the Washington, D.C., area in tax breaks. over, the state keeps paying for Committee and members of the fall. a brother, James E. Brown of who named him. Switching his a part in the leadership role Peck’s Sacrifice Fly Ball in Nintfi 1973 and was living at Tomasso, a friend of Gov. years to come. Board of Education. Arcadia, Calif.; and nine vote before being released now missing for the smaller Rossmore Leisure World in Thomas J. Meskill, is working “ Finally, the taxpayers have The reason for the postpone­ grandchildren. Mankey told the committee would be at his own peril.” “ forgotten” towns. ‘"The small Silver Spring at the time of his the arrangement through the option of buying the proper­ ment of the decision was towns feel left out,” he said. a p LEN t y Funeral services will be he favors the installation of On a motion by Judge of death. Public Works Commissioner ty at a price far in excess of the because, the' project’s He said about the Democratic Saturday at Holmes Funeral solid doors at the main en­ Probate William FitzGerald, He is survived by his wife, Paul Manafort, appointed last original purchase price,” he mechanical drawings by the win in Michigan Tuesday, "I Home, 400 Main St., at 9 a.m. trance of Bennet’s proposed the town committee approved a year by Meskill. 'The three are said. Enables Tribe to Remain Unbeaten Mrs. Wilma B. Harrison of Private committal services will mechanic^ engineers, Bemus, g3nm-media building as a “ van­ only hope that victory, and resolution conunending Roger ' Silver Spring; a brother, W. New Britain Republicans. Gunther, whose outspokeness Freeman and Sipala, have not other wins by the Democrats hy Len Auster be in East Cemetery. dalism security feature.” McDermott “ for his excellent Sidney Harrison of There are no calling hours. The GOP did not invent has been a source of embarass- been completed due to the Doors with windows had been lately, will not lull the party By Len Auster He struck out four and performance as chairman of the rightfield line just out of cond out with Bidwell Manchester; and.several nieces The ffunily suggests that any leasing. It is credited to ment to leaders of both parties, firm ’s heavy workloads, the originally planned. By a majori­ into thinking Democrats can walked five for the 1-1 Spar­ having to hold up to see if it Koepsel struck out the committee said. the 15-member, non-partisan A one-out sacrifice fly by Kevin Rogalski’s reach with holding. Bob Odell’s easy and nephews. memorial contributions may be Democrats under the ad­ says the Meskill administration ty vote, the committee agreed win purely on Watergate Money Hungry tans. would be caught. Tim first batter he faced but then government-study (Blue Rib­ B ruce P eck in the hom e half Memorial services were ministration of Gov. John N. has outdone the Democrats The drawings show the to the solid doors. backlash. We must not lose our Maloney taking third. grounder to shortstop Pad- made to the Heart Association bon) conunittee.” Providence College basketball standouts Marvin Barnes Maloney struck first in the Thibodeau’s sacrifice fly to walked Ed Hewitt on five Wednesday morning at St. Dempsey, Meskill’s with leasing deals. proposed heating, electrical enthusiasm. We must keep after o f the ninth inning brought in Manchester (3) dock was booted and Bidwell of Greater Hartford, 310 Collins Cummings announced the fifth inning registering an center brought in Maloney pitches sending the tying run Mary Magdelene Episcopal predecessor. He estimates that during and plumbing systems. victory.” and Kevin Stacom left a dull lustre in town off their John Koepsel with the win­ AB R H St.. Hartford. Mankey said the roof of the town committee’s executive Sullivan, S3 with Bidwell taking'third on scored the go-ahead run. It in. He then induced A1 Chui^, Silver Spring. The current minority party Meskill’s nearly four years in Until the committee receives appearance Monday at East Catholic. ning run as the Manchester unearned run. Sternberg led Peck, 3b Franklin Building at Bennet board consists of himself, vice the play. Mickey Miller then was Paddock’s fourth error Polvani to ground to short began leasing buildings and office leasing has risen to $8 individual copies of the building Newsboy Struck Scheduled to face the East Hartford Explorers at 7:30, High baseball team off with a double to right and Maloney, c needs considerable repair. chairman Dorothy Brindamour, Bidwell, lb 3 1 1 1 of the contest. land in the 1960’s while the in­ million — a 100 per cent in-' specifications from the Barnes and company didn’t arrive until an hour later and advanced to third on a Dave grounded to third for the se- with Sullivan getting the Impeach Repairs could be expected to secretary Mary LeDuc, Riding Bicycle registered a 3-2 win over lliibodeau. rf Ken Rogalski led off the Thaddeus “ Ted’ Byrnes terstate highway system was crease. architect, Mankey Associates, once there quickly started arguing over money. Bidwell error. Kevin Pad­ Miller, cf forceout at second. (Continued from Page One) keep the roof functional for treasurer Paul Phillips, the 10 CCIL foe Maloney High Odell. If Spartans’ ninth with an in­ ROCKVILLE — Thaddeus being built, according to state Another leasing controversy it can take no action, the com ­ A 13-year-old Herald newsboy dock’s sacrifice fly to Koepsel got Manchester another two to five years, he district chairmen. Mayor John Considering Barnes will sign with one of the pro leagues yesterday at Kelly Field. Nicoia, 2b “ Ted" Byrnes, 75, formerly of Auditor Leo Donohue. was settled this week with mittee also said. was injured Wednesday after­ McCurry, p Maloney 000 010 001 - 2 field hit. After Andy Corsetti rolling in its half of the ninth now — nor should they ignore said, with "costly replacing of Thompson, school board chair­ for a reported $2 million and Stacom will get maybe half The triumph was the In­ centerfield chased the run Grand Ave., died April 11 in At the time, Connecticut Richard Mankey of the noon when the bicycle he was Koepsel, p 1110 Manchester 000 000 021 — 3 struck out swinging, him.” Manafort agreeing to buy out­ the entire roof as an alter­ that much, it was unreal the way they were screaming for across. b y singling sharply to Hawaii, where he had lived man Allan Thomas, Town Gerk riding was struck by a car on dians’ third without a set­ RBI; Peck, Thibodeau, Paddock, needed someplace to put con- right — rather than rent — a 57 architectural firm told the com­ native.” Totals 31 3 4 3 Sternberg looped a single center. He took second on a Resolution Edward Tomkiel, State Rep. a few dollars extra. back. Manchester threatened on Hewitt; 2BH; Sternberg. Bidwell, since his retirement. million vacant insurance mittee he hopes to have copies Tolland Tpke. Malonrv (2) McCurry; SB; Hetlrick, Sullivan, pushing Rogalski to second. Francis Mahoney and several ocassions only to be passed ball and third on a Mr. Byrnes was born in The resolution relating to the of the completed plans ready by Karl Sentivany, 13, of 1023 Explorer representative Ray McKenna stated that he Excellent pitching by both Maloney; SAC; Paddock, Thibodeau, building to house Greater Hart­ Hettrick, cf. If Bob Hettrick grounded to Rockville and was employed as possible impeachment of Presi- Minimal renovations are Democratic Women’s Club has put on other exhibitions with such stars as Bill Russell stymied by Sternberg. The Peck; DP; Ken Rogalski to Corsetti. wild pitch by reliever ford (im m unity (tollege. Monday, the date originally set Tolland Tpke., was entering the starting hurlers highlighted Paddock, ss Sullivan to Nicola to Bidwell: LOB- short which Ray Sullivan a clerk at Hockanum Mills dent Nixon which the required for the recreation president Kay Moran. road when he was struck by a and Wilt Chamberlain, both known to be highly locals finally broke through Hewitt, If, p Manchester 9, Maloney 11; BB: Hewitt. Sullivan went down Recruiting Short The Tomasso deal, which a for review of the plans by the action. Manchester’s Connie booted allowing all hands to before entering the armed ser­ Manchester Democratic Com­ building, said Mankey. The Phillips announced the com­ car driven by William J. Avery, for two runs in their half of Polvani, 3b Sternberg 5, McCurry 3, Koepsel 1; SO: swinging but Peck’s short Public Works Department Board of Education. tempermental, without any hitches like those Monday. McCurry hurled 8 1/3 in­ Rogalski, rf Sternberg 4, Hewitt 1, McCurry 7, vices. mittee adopted Wednesday largest allotment of mittee is $3,063 in the black, b e safe. At this point, fly to center tallied the win­ Of Army’s Goal lawyer said would be “ consum­ Copies of the final plans will 29, of 100 Lydall St., according It just brought to the forefront the trouble with some of nings yielding six hits while the eighth to take the lead. Kaminski, c Koepsel 1; Hitts off McCurry 6 for 2 runs He was a World War I night reads as follows: renovations, he said, will be with all bills paid. to police. Ken Rogalski, 2b in 8 1/a.inning; Sternberg 3 for 2 runs in 8 Manchester skipper Hal ning run. mated within a matter of be submitted to the school today’s athletes. They’re money hungry and don’t care one walking three and striking Jack Maloney led the in­ Russell, 2b innings; Koepsel 0 for 0 runs in 2/3 in­ veteran and during World War “ The Democratic Town (Com­ centered in the trade building. Democratic Registrar ’The youth was taken to Parks relieved McCurry WASHINGTON (UPI) - days,” is for a one-story board when the committee has iota about the fans who foolishly worship them. Barnes ning off with a walk and Corsetti. lb ning; Hewitt 1 for 1 run in 1/3 Inning; Manchester is at Bristol Improvements there include a Herbert Stevenson said the out two. Sophomore Bob II served with the Air Force in mittee of Manchester records building without windows off had an opportunity to review Manchester Memorial Hospital Sternberg, p HP; Sternberg by McCurry; WP; with Koepsel, the junior Eastern Friday with Bidwell Once again, the Army has Democrats have an all-time- didn’t win any friends in this area, maybe some enemies, Sternberg chucked eight in­ promptly stole second. Victor, cf 0 0 Hewitt; W: Koepsel; PB; Karnlnski; L; Guam. After the war, he itself in support of the in­ them first. new roof and installation of where he was admitted for making his first appearance failed to fulfill its monthly the Berlin Turnpike at 160 for the stunts pulled. Bidwell then doubled down Hewitt scheduled to draw the remained in Guam on a federal vestigation of the need for im­ high intensity lighting in the high lead o f 1,862 over the nings of three-hit baseball. Totals on the mound this season. recruiting goal, the Pentagon Pascone Place. It will be a new Bidding on the project may be observation. Hospital 34 2 6 6 mound assignment. peachment of the President by shop area, he said. Republicans. Manchester voter authorities report his condition assignment and moved to reports. But officials said the office for Department of delayed for about another two the House JttdleiUit (ibmmlttee totals as of April 17, he said, are as satisfactory. Search Continues Hawaii whim he rriired. Army will eiid the current Transportation workers. > weeks because, ;the, c9ininitte9 . and urges that the full and fair 27,414 voters — 10,770 No arrest was made. He was known as a musician, fiscal year only sUgbtly behind Riverview Realty is no novice has ifot yet'decided whether the Manchester High Director of Athletics Dave Wiggin examination of the issues be playing in Rockville area its manpower r«)tilirtments. in the leasing game. It got a |3 Bennet renovations will be in-, reports that over 20 applications have been received for continued, as expeditiously as Jacobs Issues theaters and with area The officials said the gap will million lease stretched over 15 eluded in a package with the the basketball head coaching job. ■< ■ MCC Scores Win possible, in order to lay the orchestras at dances and enter­ be narrowed by higher re- years for a highway depart­ proposed $2.9 million im­ Refusing to divulge any names, WiggIn'dM state that the facts before the American peo­ tainments. enlistment rates among ment garage in Winsted during provements for Illing Junior applicants are from both in and out of state. The decision ple and resolve the matter once Survivors are a sister, Mrs. soldiers whose current tours of the Meskill years. High School, or whether there Ijolf Challenge and for all. will be made after a careful screening of all of the Loretta B. Hauptman of duty are ending. “ Second, the committee also applicants, Wiggin further commented. In LoW‘Hit Effort Rockville; and a brother, FREE SAFETY CHECK The Army recruited only 91 RANCHO LA COSTA, Calif. (UPI) — Tommy Jacobs, commends Congressman Along with filling the head basketball job, Wiggin is now Thomas Byrnes of Rockville. per cent of its quota in March. former touring pro and currently the head pro here and William (Cotter for his recent trying to fill the cross country coaching position left va­ The funeral and burial were It has filled the quota only twice B y Chris Blake tournament director o f the $200,000 M ONY Tournament of in Hawaii. forthright position on the im­ cant by the resignation of Ray Horton because of personal struck out 11 with DuBosar in the 14 months since the draft Four hurlers surrendered Champions, has issued a challenge to the 24 tournament peachment question.” reasons. fanning five. They walked ended. just two hits and Buddy winners who will tee it up April 2^28. SAVE W six and hit two batters. Miss Irene Bulla on Smallwood knocked in three “ No one will break 280 in this year’s Tournament of New Suggestion Glad IVs Over Com ing up for the Cougars Miss Irene Bulla, 79, of 67 runs as M anchester (Com­ (Tiampions,” Jacobs boldly predicted Wednesday. Hemlock St. died W^nesday at AUSTIN, Tex. (U P I)-T e x a s SOLID STAINLESS BY ONEIDA University of Connecticut basketball coach. Dee Rowe, is a packed weekend. Friday munity College tripped Jack Nicklaus won with a 12-under-par 276 last year and her home. highway officials have come up MC(^ takes on M attatuck Record Contract for one must be glad that the recruiting war for East Mohegan Community Lee Trevino was runnerup with 277 but for them to repeat Miss Bulla was bom Aug. 10, with a new suggestion for You get Community College in Hie largest single highway Catholic's standout guard Joe Whelton is over—and that he College, 5-3, yesterday in a their succera, Jacobs said, it will take superb tee shots. 1894 in Manchester and had alleviating the energy shortage construction contract in was successful in his quest. Waterbury. Saturday lived here all her life. She was a — harnessing cow burps. non-league affair in Jacobs said the golfer who hits the ball more than a few Connecticut history was 5 Matching Serving Pieces. Until the Monday night announcement by Whelton that Northwestern comes to Mt. member of South United Putting bovine burp power to Norwich. yards off the fairway will be in “deep” trouble. awarded Wednesday to the he will attend the state university in the fall, Rowe had Nebo for a key CCCA Methodist Church. use, the April issue of Texas Manchester Coach Jim “Actually,” he said, “there are four areas — the White Oak (}orp. of PlainviUe, N O C H A R G E ! doubleheader and Sunday, Before her retirement, she Highways suggested, would been shut out in the recruiting wars in the Nutmeg state. DeWitt, dividing the fairway, the collar, 10 feet of rough and an area where we which submitted a low bid of th e Cougars are away was employed in the shipping curb air pollution as well as (Regularly $11.95) Three top candidates had already chosen Fairfield Univer­ made no cut. It should be pretty high there.” |48.6 million for a section of Rt. pitching chores carefully room of Pratt and Whitney helping the nation’s energy sity and that was one of the two schools in Welton’s final against South Central Com­ 72 and the Interstate 291 con­ due to the Cougars’ rugged Dave Stockton, who earned a spot in the T of C with vic­ Division of United Aircraft problems. determination. munity College in New Scores Ace nector in New Britain and schedule during the coming tories in Milwaukee and Los Angeles in the past 12 months, Corp., East Hartford, previous­ “ Career ecologists have It is obvious to those in basketball circles that UConn If Haven. Saturday morning’s Berlin. weekend, used the four-man Jimmy Wigren, com­ is looking forward to the La Costa tourney as a fair test. ly working at Cheney Bros, for fib re d out that cows burp 50 needs a point guard and Whelton perfectly fills the bill. The twinbill starts at 11. The previous largest single mound corps to full advan­ peting with the “ At the U.S. Open they have rough you can’t get out of,” many years. million tons of hydrocarbons 5-11 backcourt whiz delivers the ball to the open man contract, totaling $30.2 million, tage. Starter Dave DuBosar, Mancheolvr CC (5) Manchester High golf said Stockton, who shared runnerup honors with Tom Survivors are two brothers, into the atmosphere every AB R H was awarded to the U.S. Steel superbly. He should get plenty of action at UConn and E team in a practice match Weiskopf at last week’s Masters, “ and at the Masters they Wesley Bulla of Manchester year,” the magazine said. who extended his record to Fahey, c 2 0 0 0 C^rp. for construction of the eventually be in the.starting lineup in his freshman season. BUDDY SMALLWOOD Fontana, c 2 0 0 0 yesterday against MCC at don’t have any rough. It’s go^ to have something in and Wilfred Bulla of Lehigh “They have even calculated 2-0 with the win, hurled two Panciera. 2b southbound superstructure of Latest reports indicate that Whelton is the first top- 3 1 1 0 Acres, FIa.;/and two nieces, that 10 cows burp enough gas in WARREN LeFORTE , an employee of Manchester Tire for the innings of hitless baseball Pagan!. 2b 0 0 0 1 the Country Cluh, posted a between like La Costa. It’s the way golf should be pla y^ .” the new Thames River Bridge notch sclioolboy captured by Rowe. Rowe is still hot on the Ballariano allowing Falco to Hawley, ss 4 1 2 2 hole-in-one on the 148- Mrs. Brig. Bramwell C. Craw­ one year to provide all the b e fo r e yielding to R u ss Smallwood, 3b Of the 25 tournament winners since last year’s T of C, on Interstate 95 between Groton last 10 years, Warren LeForte has over 37 years of experience in heels of some high caliber junior college performers but in score. 4 1 2 0 ford of Hempstead, L.I., N.Y., space heating, water heating Bilodeau. Lehan,lb 1 0 0 0 yard eighth hole. only Masters champion Gary Player will be absent next and New London. front etid repair. Warren personally guarantees his work on all Mohegan got the run back D’Agata, If and Mrs. Peter Welch of and cooking requirements for a the meantime, what he recruited is sensational. 2 1 0 0 He was competing in a week. The little South African is competing in Spain this Bilodeau stranded two Leitao, If 0 0 0 0 . Harwich, Mass. small house.” domestic cars. in the home half of the fifth, runners in one hitless inning Warshausky, cf 2 0 0 0 fo u rs o m e with team ca p ­ week and follows that with a stop in Japan. Funeral services are Satur­ Team for Real picking up an unearned tally Moulin, cf ] 0 0 0 before Howard Beeler came Falco, rf tain Jim Thom as and day at 2 p.m. at Holmes without benefit of a hit 2 1 0 0 WE CHECK Pre-season reports said that the Manchester High o n . Beeler matched Bosk, rf 0 0 0 0 M CC’ s Phil Hotcha and Funeral Home, 400 Main St. against Beeler. DuBosar, p 1 0 0 0 baseball team would be one of the favorites in the Central DuBosar’s (eat ^ith two Bilodeau, p 0 0 0 0 Gary Moske. The Rev. George Webb, pastor • FRONT END • BALL JOINTS The Cougars put the ver­ Beeler, p Connecticut Interscholastic League. Off of its first two hitless frames of his own. 2 0 I 0 Five years ago, Coach of South United Methodist • DISC BRAKES dict out of reach in the sixth Unwin, p 0 0 0 0 Financial Angel Sought Church, will officiate. Burial • WHEEL BEARINGS outings the Harold Parks-coached Indians are for real. After five innings and three Tom Kelley reported, Bud as Smallwood slammed a Totals 26 5 6 3 will be in Elast Cemetery. Senior righthanders Connie McCurry and Dave Bidwell MCC pitchers, the hosts Buder aced the 18th hole • COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS two-run homer over the left- Moh^iran CC (3) For Once-Rich Event Friends may call at the turned in fine performances the first two contests and if were still without, a hit. AB R H during MHS tryouts AND OF COURSE field fence. Another run E funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 FUNERAL HOME When you purchase a Ken Irish and John Koepsel come through the pitching Ratnod, lb 2 1 0 0 against MCC. Walt Greenman took care Ballariano, cf 3 1 and 7 to 9 p.m. YOUR TIRES crossed the plate bn a 0 0 PENSACOLA, Fla. (UPI) - a new sponsor must be found if E§tablUhed 1874-Three Generatioru 6f Service staff seems to be solid. Junior shortstop Ray Sullivan had of that matter knocking Flemming, 3b 2 0 0 0 50-Piece Service for 8 passed ball later in the in­ Wanted: A financial angel to the tournament is to continue 142 East Center Street, Manchester 646>5310 in ONEIDA* DELUXE STAINLESS five hits in his first 10 plate appearances while Bruce Peck Ladoux. c 2 0 0 0 — Fast Courteous Service — John Unwin’s first delivery Greenman, ss 4 0 2 2 keep this Gulf Coast Navy town here after that. ning for a 5-1 bulge. Gagnon, p 50-Plece Set contiine: and Jack Maloney also have shown power at the plate. to rightfield for a double 3 0 0 0 on the PGA tour. Mrs. Sophie Levine 16 Teaspoons, 8 Dinner i Tw o last inning runs saved Ladd, rf 3 0 0 0 Forks, 8 Dinner Knives, “ Rich Nicola in his first start knockd in three runs. He’s not opening the sixth. Magoon, If some face for the losers, 0 0 0 0 The Monsanto Open, which Tour commissioner Deane Mrs. Sophie Levine, 80, of 8 Salad Forks. 8 Soup a muscleman but has enough to punch run-scoring hits Wodopian, If 2 0 0 0 Spoons, 2 Tablespoons. , SPECIAL OF THE WEEK The Cougars had jumped Duzont, 2b began its annual four-day run Beman has indicated that such Brighton, Mass., died this morn­ PLUS: Handsome over the infield. who went down to their se­ 2 2 0 0 Storage Tray. to a quick 1-0 lead in the top today, is losing its sponsor after a sponsor may be available. But ing at Beth Israel Hospital, cond consecutive defeat. Totals 23 3 2 If everything falls into place for the Silk Towners, then a. half of the first on a 3 this year. The huge synthetic Beman pointed out that a Boston. She was the mother of OFFER AVAILABLE 'N ALL 7 PATTERNS Earlier in the day Mohegan MCC too 013 0 A78xl3 POWER CUSHION POLYESTER great season is on the horizon. 5 fiber company feels it hasn't change in playing dates may be Israel Levine of Manchester TAG SALE Smallwood single to leftfield Mohegan 000 010 2 3 Modem Antique* had lost its season opener in All hoys who haven't been been getting its month’s worth necessary. The date here has and widow of Nathan Levine. A with m iners on first and se­ RBI: Smallwood 3, Flemming; 2BH- em barrassing fashion, 21-3, Hawley, Greenman; HR: H ailw ood; called for positions on the backing this $150,0(XI golf tour­ long been a problem. For many Other survivors are a sponsored 6y Qraceful ecroila WHITE STRIPE ' cond. SB: Hawley, Leitao; SAC: Flemming; cascade down Charla* to Northwestern Community Major Leagues or for nament. years, the toumment was held daughter, 4 other sons, 15 In the fifth frame the LOB: MCC 5, Mohegan 9; BB; DuB^ar tapered handles Area Schoolboy Baseball College. 3, Bilodeau 1, Beeler 1, Unwin 1, Gagnon A Monsanto spokesman in March apd the weather grandchildren and 5 great­ framing convex mirror­ Farm Leagues in Little MARTIN-SOUTH SCHOOL like center panels, Original Equipment $ 9 k 9 S Cougars padded their 5; SO: Dubosar 5, Bilodeau 2, Beeler 3. explained: “ We don't have the Besides Smallwood’s out­ Unwin 1, Gagnon 5; Hitts off: DuBosar 0 League are to report at the seldom cooperated. The change grandchildren. a fitting tribute to a Nordic Crown* margin. A1 Falco drew a matter of composition Blasting three roundtrippers between them, the battery put at the plate, Ken H awley for 0 runs in 2 innings; Bilodeau 0 for 0 sort of products that the golf to mid-April put this tourna­ Funeral services are Friday ’" n r ' Robertson Park Saturday and form of pitcher Dan Sipek and catcher John Basch led the one-out walk and Beeler runs in 1 inniiu; Beeler 0 for 1 run in 2 in­ fan can buy at the store. There ment right in the middle of the at 11 a.m. at the B. Stanetsky- SAT., APRIL 20th Dually m U added two . safeties to the nings; HP: Unwin 2 for 2 runs in 2 in­ morning at 9:30. Boys 9- Ellington High baseball team to a 13-0 whitewashing over drilled a single that eluded nings; HP: DuBosar (Ladoux), Unwin are products, tires for example, Masters and the Tournament of Schlossverg-Solomon Memorial six-hit attack. 10 years old will m a k e up Stafford at the winner’s field. Mohegan cehterfielder Ray (Duiont); PB: Ladoui; W; DuBosar; L: that we are involved in, but the (3iampions — and that drove Chapel, 825 Washington St., MCC’s quartet of hurlers Gagnon 10:30 to 2:30 ' a Rookie League. firms that market those away many of the “ big names.” Canton, Mass. Bprial will be in Sipek blasted two home runs pushed its mark to 2-1 while products have shown no in­ (''Jliis year, for example, Jack Zwiller Cemetery, West Luting Rou* Open Mon., Tins., Wed. Fri. accounting for four runs while RHAM fell to 1-1. at terest in helping us promote a Nicklaus, Gary Player, Lee Roxbury. Basch had a homer, double and Sophomore Rich Gankofskie 8:00 - 5:30 golf tournament.” Trevino, Arnold Palmer and Caplatrino* single for five RBIs. Sipek had three hits and Joe Peck UConn Bounces Back, Wesleyan Edges Yale MARTIN SCHOOL □O N EID A The tournament is expected Johnny Miller are among the •4 The-iw ^ .0* wkmwti.'ol .KeJIwci hurled a seven-hitter as the hurled a three-hitter and struck Thurs. 0 to 0 HARTFORD (UPI) - The In other collegiate baseball to be held next year, possibly missing. In fact, only three of Purple Knights evened their out eight as (Coventry recorded open their game against the The Cardinals took a 7-0 lead 140 Darthmouth Road University of Connecticut Wednesday, Bridgeport under its former title of “ Pen­ the top 21 men on this year’s Hurry! QuanUtiM Limited Offer Ends April 27,1974 record at 1-1. Stafford is 0-2. its first victory after two Blue Devils with four runs in in the first three innings but Sat 0 to 1 didn’t let their surprise defeat defeated Central Connecticut at sacola Open.” But Monsanto, PGA money list — Hubert In Memoriam ______•T rad vilu rild o f On*ltU LUI. Elsewhere in the area, opening losses. Bolton dropped the ninth inning. Bridgeport had were stopped after that by Eli BonaffL Stay* Curttln by Rhode Island, the first in 10 N ew Britain, 8-4, while which has picked up a large Green (No. 2), Bob Charles In lovini memory of Walter Smoluk RHAM made a run at Portland to 0-2 with the setback. been leading 4-1 at the end of reliever Don Massey. years, get them down. Wesleyan edged Yale, 7-6 at share of the tab for the past six (No. 13) and Gibby Gilbert (No, who paised away Ajaril IS, 196S. High before dropping .a 10-7 Bill Lutz singled and doubled the eighth. Nini$4HIICIE$TER TRE, MC. They rebounded Wednesday Middletown. years, will make only a token 18) are playing here this year. decision; Coventry upended for three RBIs in leading The Blue Devils picked up W( often fit and talk of him, with a 13-0 drbbing of the Rams Brad Linden started the donation. Green, winner of the Bob When we are aU tofether. to publicizi community forvlco proortmt, Bolton, 13-1; and South Windsor three runs in thq ninth inning, Yale, meanwhile, picked up a BROAD 8T. (Opposite Soar’s AutomoUvo) Simsbury to its triumph. in a follow-up Yankee scoring for the Huskies with a R.G. Martin Jr., president of For bis memory is the only thing ®ont*a Mrt. Joyce Smith «t Tho run in the fifth, and four more Hope Desert Classic and the 3Lr Qnumlttet dropped a 12-2 verdict to Sophomore hurler Jim Magrinl Conference game at Kingston, second inning home run over but it wasn’t nearly enough. That we sbaU have forever. pubIlfceHon the Pensacola Sports Associa­ Greater Jacksonville Open, and Simsbury High. had a no-hitter going against Dave Durian cam e in to in the seventh and started loon^Eub Mincliattar ■ R.I. the left field fence. That started tion which runs the tournament Charles, the New Zealand Sadly missed. nmciestb nauM Portland tallied eight runs in relieve for Wesleyan in the closing in with another tally in the Bobcats until the seventh Tuesday, the Rams barely a 15-hit blitz that got UCkmn on with Monsanto’s financial aid, Wife, Son, Daughter the eighth. Durian came in with lefthander who won at PlKNW 643-1161 the first two innings and had to frame. Simsbury is now 1-1 for the scoreboard in every inning ninth inning and cut off a Yale and Families edged the Huskies, 2-1, the first said his organization can hold Greensboro, are the only en- hang on for its victory, which the season while South Windsor rally that threatened to tie the one out in the ninth and checked time they had defeated Connec­ but the eighth. the event without major Mon­ tou ts who have won a tour is at 1-2. game. the threat. ticut in 20 straight games. The Piuple Knights broke santo aid in 1975, but added that event so far this year.

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Body-Building Kick Mitterwald Failed, The Paying. Off for Yas To Tie HR Record STANDINGS NEW YORK (UPI) - George NEW YORK (UPI) - What’s with gone 500 feet in another ball park,” the Montreal Expos defeated the New Mitterwald has no regrets about his Yaz, the Muscleman? Yaz grinned. ‘‘But the wind currents York Mets, 74, and the San Diego National League three-homer, ei^t-RBI game but he Carl Yastrzemski has been on a are tricky at Shea and it sank fast” Padres downed the Atlanta braves, 6- EAST wishes he hadn’t seen that “ take TEE-TOTALERS - Judy body building kick and it’s paying off Several balls the Yankees hit to the 1, in other National League games. W L P( GB Sabella 191-462, Donna sign” flashed by Manager Whitey at the home run barrier. outfield also appeared held up by the Phils 12, Cards 5 Montreal 5 1 .8 Magowan 197-498, Karen Parent Lockman of the Chicago Cubs. Philadelphia 7 3 .7 Yastrzemski whacked his fourth wind and there was no damage as Bill Mike Anderson drove in three runs 456, Shelia Lewis 212-480, Leda Lee posted his second win of the If he hadn’t been on the alert, he with two singles, a double and a St. Louis 7 5 .5 Nicol 176-494. homer of the season leading off the Chicago 4 3 .5 season on a five-hitter. thinks he might now be the eighth homer as the Phillies won their sixth seventh inning Wednesday and it not New York 2 7 .2 WHAT TO DO player in modem baseball history to only spoiled Pat Dobson’s bid for a no­ Errors p laced Lee in the second straight game, their longest winning t.OMMERCIAL - Andy hit four homers in one game. As it is Pittsburgh 2 8 .2 Lamoureaux 144-144-415, Bob hitter, but started the Boston Red Sox and ninth innings when the Yankees streak since April, 1970. ’The Phillies scored their runs. Lee committed the he is one of many, as they say in the blew open the game with a four-run Orzech 136-361, Curt Heinz 137, to a 4-3 victory over the New York Pet GB Tim Flynn 140, Jim Cochran first miscue when he fired a potential record books, to hit three homers in a third inning, paving the way for Los Angeles Yankees. 1 .750 137, George Burgess 151-358, game since the turn of the century. Houston Yaz didn’t get his fourth home run double play ball to second without middle-inning reliever George Culver > .583 2 Len Marchese 140, Lamar Dick Mitterwald, acquired by the Cubs San Francisco last year until May 13. either of the defending keystone CARL YASTRZEMSKI to win his first game and Sonny I .500 3 157, Carl Bujaucius 351, Rick from the Minnesota Twins in a winter Atlanta ‘"ITie last few years I’ve had trouble fielders at the bag, allowing the first Siebert to take the loss. .500 3 Nicola 375, Nick Nicola 138-365, New York run to score. The second trade, hit three homers, including a Dodgers 14, Reds 1 Cincinnati .400 4 DURMG THE CURRENT with my hands at the start o{ the Jay Colangelo 154-358, Walt grand slam, and drove in eight runs San Diego .250 6 season, but everything was perfect run of the inning came around on Steve Garvey hit two homers and McNally 136, Mai Darling 135- Wednesday as the Cubs downed the Wednesday's Results this spring. There’s a quickness in my shortstop Mario Guerero’s wild throw drove in four runs and Jimmy Wynn 136-382, Art Ruff 138- 356, Bud Pittsburgh Pirates, 18-9. Montreal 7, New York 4 hitting and the ball is going for dis­ to first trying to complete a DP. Bruins, hit a three-run homer to pace the Wickham 372, Art Schmidt 358, “I saw a good pitch to hit when the Chicago 18, Pittsburgh 9 Fred Oakes 368, Ted Lawrence tance.” Yastrzemski figured in both two-run Dodgers’ 17-hit attack which turned a Philadelphia 12, St. I^uis 5 ‘take sign’ was on,” said Mitterwald. 360, Rick Farrell 372, Mike Kel­ Yastrzemski is a man with a pur­ Red Sox raliies. His single in the 2-1 game into a rout with four-run San Diego 6, Alanta 1 Rangers “The first homer was on a hanging ly 352. pose these days. For years, he was the eighth inning sent Bemie Carbo to rallies in the seventh, eighth and ninth Houston 3,San Francisco 2 g curve and the others on fast balls. M HIASIER^ SHORTAGE unofficial team captain, but this third, from where the Boston out­ innings. George Foster homered for Los Angeles 14, Cincinnati 1 After that I tried not to think of home the Reds. Today’s Gaines ZODIAC - Pat Legrand 189- spring Manager Darrell Johnson of­ fielder scored the team’s fourth run 493, Pat Tobola 480, Mara In Action runs but the last time I was at bat I Astros 3, Giants 2 New York (Matlack 1-0) at ficially appointed him team leader. on Bob Montgomery’s sacrifice fly. Stephens 459, Carol Hille 456. Commenting on Dobson’s no-hit bid, was thinking of it constantly. Not too Dave Kingman’s sixth-ining Montreal (Torrez 1-..) Now he’s trying to show the way for Pittsburgh (Rooker 0-1) at Lee said the Yankee hurler ‘‘had to be NEW YORK (UPI) - The many guys have hit four in one throwing error enabled Bob Gallagher SNOW WHITE - Mary Petro the Red Sox’ long ball sluggers with New York Rangers, given up game.” Chicago (Frailing 1-0) his homer hitting. aware that Yaz could break it up. to score the winning run in the Astros’ 128, Terry Piccolo 125, Sharon for dead by their fans just a few Mitterwald laid off “the good pitch” triumph over the Giants. Claude Os­ St. Louis (McGlothen 1-0) at Carter 135. Dobson had faced 21 batters in six There’s was no doubt that it was over Philadelphia (Lonborg 0-1 or days ago, can eliminate the in the fourth inning during which tlie teen won his second game with relief r "I hitless innings with just a trace of once Carl connected.” Scheuler 0-1), N defending Stanley Cup cham­ Cubs scored five runs to build their help from Ken Forsch. Cesar Cedeno HOME ENGINEERS - Jan I B wildness that resulted in three walks Lee said that some team ought to pion Montreal Canadians San Diego (Greif 0-2) at lead to 15-4. He eventually walked, Eagleson 182, Jennie Leggitt over that span. file a'grievence over the height of the tonight while Boston is host to hit his second homer of the season for Atlanta (Harrison 0-2), N D B forcing in a mn in that inning aqd the Astros. 175-454, Doris Snow 181, Jan Just about the time “I was thinking pitcher’s mound at Shea Stadium C hicap in the opener of their San Francisco (Bradley 1-1) doubled in his final appearance at the McKenney 469, Bobbi Griffin I I no hitter,” Yastrzemski belted a because it favors fireballers. semifinal round. Expos 7,Mets 4 at Houston (Roberts 1-2), N plate. 453, Jo Sarli 458. slider into the first deck of Shea “I’d love to pitch here all year. I’d The Rangers, who have gone Steve Rogers pitched a six-hitter Only games scheduled I n throw a lot of strikes. The mound at 34 years since last winning the Rick Monday, Jerry Morales ar,d and Tim Foli drove in three runs with Friday's Gaines Stadium about 30 feet fair inside the Pittsburgh at New York WEDNESDAY WIVES - Fenway Park is almost level with the cup, appeared to be out of the Bill Madlock also homered for the a pair of singles as the Expos handed Donna Johnson 177, Gail I right field foul pole. Chicago at Philadelphia, N rest of the field.” running again last Sunday after­ Ciib? while Willie Stargell, Richl,e the Mets their sixth straight defeat. It Mitchell 199, Joanne Korner ‘‘The way I hit the ball it could have noon when they were down in Montreal at St. Louis, N Hebner and Richie Zisk connected for was the second consecutive win for 180-494, Carol Dell’Angela 194- I games, 2-1, and were trailing San Francisco at Los 1 the pirates. Burt Hooton staggered Rogers, who struck out five and 470, Shirley Walton 186, Anne Montreal, 3-1, in the fourth con­ Angeles, N the distance for the Cubs, allowing 16 walked two. Dave Schneck drove in Ruggles 467. I test. But they rallied for a 6-4 Atlanta at Houston I hits, to win his first game of the i victory in the nationally four runs with two homers for the San Diego at Cincinnati, N I season while Jerry Reuss, hammered Mets. SPICE - Mary Orsini 126, D i televis^ contest, then won, 3-2, Yvette Holmes 128-347, Pat I Perry’s Good Job in an overtime thriller at Mon­ for 10 runs in two innings, was the Padres 6, Braves 1 American League loser. Lappen 131-346. 1 I treal Tuesday night. Jim McAndrew scattered 10 hits for EAST This gave New York a 3-2 ad­ his first win for San Diego which 9 I The Philadelphia Phillies swamped W L Pet GB vantage in games and a chance scored four runs in the third inning Milwaukee .667 PINNETTES - Lois U Pine the St. Louis Cardinals, 12-5, the Los Goes Down Drain to move into the semifinals with the help of two-run singles by Baltimore .556 1 194-177-533, Madeline Tallin 184- V against Philadelphia with just Angeles Dodgers routed the Cincin­ John Grubbs and Fred Kendall. Carl Boston 556 1 455, Irene Stone 180-458, Dolly NEW YORK (UPI) - It Garcia slammed a two-run the victory on a five-hitter. one more victory over the nati Reds, 14-1, the Houston Astros Morton suffered the loss for the New York 545 1 Dawood 188-493, Kim Ruggiero was the kind of marathon homer to send the game into Woody Fryman lasted two- Canadiens. New York will have shaded the San Francisco Giants, 3-2, Braves. Hank Aaron did not play. Detroit .364 3 179-470, Patty 'Twerdy 176-490, f performance that an old- extra innings. thirds of an inning and took the the home ice advantage tonight Cleveland .364 3 Sharon Audet 186-198-541, timer like Christy Mathew- Perry then pitched six more loss. but if the Canadiens win, the G inger Y ourkas 451, Kay I son would have appreciated. scoreless innings before being Rangers 4, Royals 2 series will shift back to Mon­ WEST Moulton 472, Linda Gustafson treal for the seventh game Gaylord Perry worked 15 in­ lifted by Manager Ken Texas scored three runs in Erring Hero Again for Nets W Pet GB 467, Mary Richardson 458. I Saturday night. nings Wednesday night but had Aspromonte, who didn’t want the eighth to beat Kansas City. California 8 .727 Boston and Chicago, I nothing to show for it when Bob Perry to hurt his arm. Jeff Burroughs’ double and Minnesota 5 .556 2 meanwhile, had fairly easy KACEY - Ken Tomlinson 205- Coluccio of the Milwaukee Perry wanted to keep going. Tom Grieve’s triple highlighted Oakland 6 .545 2 I passage into the semis. The Last Second Basket 578, Stan Zatkowski 201-534, Mai Brewers — the first batter to “I wanted to stay in ... the rally. Jim Bibby, 3-1, got Texas 6 .545 2 Dana 202-544, Jim Cantin 233- face Perry’s replacement, Ken Aspromonte started asking me the win while Gene Garber took Bruins wiped out Toronto in Kansas City 3 .375 3 four games in their opening set 540, Clem Quey 209-567, Terry I Sanders, in the 16th inning — how I felt in the 10th but I felt the loss in relief of Nelson Chicago 2 .200 5Vi Sheppard 208-214-615, A1 Bolls homered. The result was a 5-4 great and as long as I felt I Briles. and the Black Hawks disposed Climaxes Big Night Wednesday's Gaines of Los Angeles in five. ’The 205-210-568, A1 LaPlant 201-516, I Milwaukee triumph over the In­ could help the club, I wanted to Angels 5, Twins 3 Boston 4, New York 3 Charlie Tarpinian 509, Frank dians. stay in. He just took me o u t... Bob Oliver hit two solo Flyers also enjoyed a four- NEW YORK (UPI) - If the Ken­ Milwaukee 5, Cleveland 4, The Nets can wrap up the Eastern Ruff 515, Nels Johnson 213-512, I He said if I had a chance of homers and Frank Robinson hit game sweep against Atlanta. (16) Back in the ninth inning, tucky Colonels had any doubts about title in a nationally televised game at Bill August 208-525, A1 Kuz- hurting my arm this early in the the 565th homer of his career as Boston, after sitting around Baltimore 6, Detroit 1 Perry was just two outs away Julius Erving’s right to the American Lexington, Ky., Saturday night but mickas 554, Vic Squadrito 520, I season I’d want to come out but the Angels topped the Twins. since Sunday, is happy about Texas 4, Kansas City 2 from eclipsing one of the most Basketball Association’s Most Colonel Coach Babe McCarthy isn’t Terry Means 505, Gerry Kosak I didn’t. Two unearned runs in the returning to action tonight. California 5, Minnesota 3 I celebrated baseball trivia Valuable Player Award this year, 520, Real Audet Bob Audet Coluccio, who beat Sanders, seventh proved to be the “If we had to wait around un­ giving up hope even though no team Chicago 5, Oakland 3 questions. they were put to rest Wednesday 561, Bruce Davis 519, Tom I said, “you have to give Perry a difference. til maybe Sunday, it wouldn’t has ever bounced back to win an ABA Today’s Games OK, fans, name the brothers night. Pickel 527, Fred Nassiff 206, lot of credit. He had to have a While Sox 5, A’s 3 have been so good,” said the playoff after trailing 3-0 . Minnesota (Blyleven 2-0) at I who hold the major league Ron Jeroszko 204, Mike Kilby whole lot of guts to throw 15 in­ Brian Downing’s two-run Bruins’ Ken Hodge. “After a Erving pulled up and fired in an off- “Hey listen, I don’t care whether California (Tanana 2-0) record for most wins by a 201, John Fogarty 202-228-602, 1 brother duo. nings this early in the season homer in the eighth inning while you worry about losing balanced 20-foot jump shot at the it’s never been done before, there’s Baltimore (McNally 1-1) at momentum.” Mario Frattaroli 229-588. I t’s a trick question, of with consistency. He threw as lifted Chicago past Oakland. buzzer to give the New York Nets an always a first time and we’re sure as Detroit (Lolich 0-3), N “We want to play Thursday I course. The Mathewson good as I’ve ever seem him.” Downing was filling in for in­ 89-87 victory over the Colonels and a 3- Boston (Wise 1-0) at New night,” added Coach Bep hell going to try,” said Kentucky Y LEAGUE- Mike Balesano brothers hold the record. Chris­ In the other games, Boston jured Ed Herrmann. The 0 lead in their ABA Eastern Division York (Medich 1-1) Guidolin. “If we had to wait till Coach Babe McCarthy. “It’s a crying 175-138-434, Ken Seaton 157-420, I ty won 373 games and his edged New York, 4-3, triumph snapped a three-game championship playoff series. Only games scheduled Sunday to play, it would have shame when we played as good in the Art Johnson 142-393, Tony brother, Henry won none Baltimore beat Detroit, 6-1, White Sox losing string. Friday's Games Perhaps we should 1 The results are been too long a layoff for the The game-winning basket climaxed first half as we have all year and still Marinelli 147-382, P ete^razitis The Current although he did pitch in the Texas nipped Kansas City, 4^2, California at Oakland, N How Can Ww Survive guys.” a brilliant clutch performance by Er­ wind up losing.” 148- 398, A1 Pirky 13M85-294, have had more fore- n quite impressive. majors. California topped Minnesota, 5- Multiyear Contract Minnesota at Texas, N Phil Esposito, the league’s ving as he scored eight of the Nets’ While the Nets pulled to a 3-0 lead Andy Lamoureaux 369, Carl Gaylord has won 178 games in 3, and Chicago beat Oakland, 5- Kansas City at Chicago, N What Shortage? sight and seen the way | As the chart clearly DETROIT (UPI) - leading scorer, was reported last 12 points, including a driving stuff Bolin 376, Dick Krol 161-378, The Crisis Best? the majors and his brother, 3. over Kentucky, Utah gained a similar New York at Baltimore, N Goaltender Jim Rutherford okay after a bout with the flu, shot that put them ahead for the first Howie Hampton 139-380, Roy the wind was blowing.. ■ shows, we have a Jim, also with the Indians, has Orioles 6, Tigers 1 advantage over Indiana in the Cleveland at Boston First it was meat. Then it was There’s no easy answer to this signed a multiyear contract which also hit Bobby Orr. DeVeau 144-397, Joe Pagano 195. That’s 373 so the next vic­ Jim Fuller’s two-run homer time ait 83-81. He finished with a Western title playoff by scoring eight Only games scheduled But we didn’t. And now handle on the problem, with the Detroit Red Wings of Phil’s brother, Tony, 383, Hank Martyn 153-383, Roc- gas. Now there’s a shortage of one. We are allocating as fairly as tory by a Perry snaps the mark. highlighted a five-run first in­ game-high 30 points, the third straight straight points early in the fourth many bartenders can ^ ning which carried the Orioles the National Hockey League, probably will be the key to playoff game in which he has bwn co Lupacchino 139-381, Pete something you might not have America, and if you Gaylord had a 4-2 lead with one Wings’ Coach Alex Delvcchio period to break open a close game and we can. past the Tigers. Jim Palmer got Chicago’s chances. The Hawk high scorer, and 14 rebounds. Aceto 149-366, Joe Twaronite only offer you a sad smile *»> can just hang on a bit out in the ninth when Pedro announced Wednesday. earn a 99-90 victory. Hopkins Leaves 149- 136-386, A1 Bujaucius 372, known even existed. McMaster’s If your liquor store is out, be goalie allowed Los Angeles only While Erving took charge of the two goals in the four games he Indiana, the defending ABA cham­ NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Russ DeVeau 358, Ed Burbank when you ask for a McMaster’s. longer, the crisis will be a thing offense, the New York defense also Canadian Whisky. patient and return the next day. played in the opening round. pion, played without high-scoring Xavier University announced 353, Bob Boroch 357. And many storeowners have to of the past. played a big role as it held the forward Roger Brown, out with a leg Wednesday that its head We have reports of people, in ^ Or seek out a store who still has Colonels scoreless for more than six injury. basketball coach, Bob Hopkins, SNOW WHITE- Connie certain areas of certain towns, direct you to the shelves stacked his supply. Thy non-rush hour minutes in the last quarter before Willie Wise poured in six of the was leaving the school to join Smith 355, Lucy Mathiews 128. with other whiskies. Are McMaster^ Tyson Robbed John Roche managed to hit a 20-foot eight points during Utah’s winning his cousin, Bill Russell, on the travelling to two, even three, times and you should miss the staff on the NBA Seattle Buf, America, we are not idly shot. surge and finished with 18 points along SENIOR GIRLS - Janice liquor stores before they can find lines. Hoarding is not the answer. In Hotel Room SuperSonics. Dan Issel, held to a season low of with teammate Zelmo Beaty. Ron Marinelli, seeded, Janet Grossfl^ P r o i^ Hopkins led the Gold Rush to a bottle of McMaster’s still on the sitting by while the crisis deepens. nine points against the Nets Monday 337-42-379, Barbara Anderson That’s not the democratic way. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Boone led the Stars with 24 points. two consecutive NAIA District THE Safety Shoe... night, broke loose for 26 to lead the 315-51-366, Denise Wisienski shelf. St. Louis Cardinals’ shortstop George McGinnis, attempting to 30 basketball championships Excessive? Please, while the shortage lasts, 354-12-366, Jolne Rivard 316-39- WITH THE STEEL TOE! Mike Tyson was bound and Colonels. Artis Gilmore, also stymied overcome Brown’s absence, scored 27 before finishing in the runnerup One suburban shopowner re­ What WgVe Doing one bottle to a customer. gagged and robbed of “less than bjf the Nets during the series, had only 355, Robin Anderson 319-21-340, We believe, as decent, honor­ points for the Pacers and Freddie spot to Northwesterti Louisiana ported long lines the day his $100” Wednesday in his room at 15 points but grabbed 27 rebounds and Lewis added 23. this season. Kathy Banavige 300-39-339, Jean Plumley 275-24-299. To Solve The able businessmen, that our profits BrRMi>l«ted a mid-city hotel by two men blocked five shots. monthly shipment of McMaster’s hexagorul tyeleU. posing as maintenance men. are not excessive and, in fact, More Reports To Follow. arrived. A police spokesman said the U.S. MIXED - Bee Moquin Nlclllhister^ Crisis. when the true facts see the light Tb keep you abreast of this Jaguar 393 robbeiT occurred about 1:50 188-474, Ann Pagirckas 181, How this sudden shortage de­ lop>graln Hard Part Ahead for ABA Teams Ginger Yourkas 178, Shelia WeVe working 8, sometimes glove leather, p.m. in the Bellevue-Stratford of day, it wjll show clearly that crisis, we will be running future •pedally Hotel where the team is Price 183-194-525, Ann Carlson veloped is, in truth, a mystery to oil treated. even 9 hours a day, to solve the they are actually paltry. Even messages in this newspaper to staying. He said several 202, Eve Livengood 244-479, many. It is therefore, in the public suspects were in custody. Following First Open Talent Draft Edie Duchaine 452, Shelia Hea- crisis. We’ve cut our lunch break less than paltry. see that you remain aware of the Police said a telephone caller ly 513, Ruth Smith 450, Marge interest, that we run this ad. to the bone—an hour, hour and Delisle 467, Cindy McNamar many steps we are taking to asked ’Tyson about his air con­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Basketball Association: ditioner in his room and said Philadelphia, in 1954. Winter, South Carolina 452, Shelia Healy 513, Roland ten minutes tops. Calling out names of college Signing the players. and alleviate the shortage. two men would be up to look at The ABA clubs also an­ Rich Kelly, Stanford. Smith 222-600, Joe Russo 232- players and those from the In addition to the college We’ve put in a new system of We’re going to get our whisky it. nounced the results of their San Diego drafted Bill Walton 593, Walt Hockenberry 211-574, 8 rosters of the National Tyson'told police two men draft, 50 NBA names were also secret college draft held recent­ last year as a future pick and Dennis Delisle 212-235-637, Ed incentives for our workers: all- to you, America. Make no mistake appeared at his door, one Basketball A'ssociation was selected by the 10 .ABA teams ly and then picked up with the still retain the rights to the Duchaine 215-556, Paul holding what he described as a easy, now comes the hard Wednesday in what was billed third round. UCLA center. Pagirckas 508, Ralph Carlson expenses-paid weekends for two about it.Tbgether, we’ll come “flintlock,” and barged in. part for the American as the first-ever open draft of Among the top collegians “I’d be happy if we got even a 518, Bruce Moquin 511, Ralph at Niagara Falls (American side). through. NBA players. But it may drafted by . the teams were: few good players,” said ABA Trott 542, Ed Yourkas 537. amount to little more than a Virginia - Tom McMillen, Commissioner Mike Storen publicity ploy if the ABA Maryland and Jan van Breda when asked about the ABA’s doesn’t actively pursue them Kolff, Vanderbilt; Memphis — attempted raid of the NBA. The Trophy S hop and the private feeling among Scott Wedman, Colorado and “We held this draft in order to the coaches, general managers Clarence Walker, West organize our efforts in regard to PROFITS AFTER NEW TRANSMISSION JOB. Trophies I and owners at the draft was Georgia; Denver — Fly NBA players. We haven’t been that they’ll be lucky if they can Williams, Austin Peay and signing any in the last Tew years You see, weVe plowing our land more than a half-dozen. Frank Kendrick, Purdue; San and hopefully we’lbbe able to Large discounts on high quaiity The Utah Stars provjded a Diego — Major Jones, Albany come away with a few now. At money back into the product to surprise of their own when they (Ga.) St., and Cliff Pondexter, ThurHday Who^ Responsible trophies. least nW the players, if they’re BASEBALL selected a high school player, 6- Long Beach St.; San Antonio — interested, will know which get more to you. Last month alone E.O. Smilh ul Ellinulun • piaques • siiver foot-11 Moses Malone of Leonard Robinson, Tennessee teams to contact and the teams we bought 23 new barrels to age Petersburg, Va., who was State and Colis Temple, LSU; I^The will limit their efforts to cer­ Friiluy • pewter • desk sets tabbed in the college draft. Indiana - Billy Knight, our nice, light whisky. You think tain players.” BASKBAi.L • metais' • ribbons Malone, the most sought- Pittsburgh and Bruce King, McMaster^ Shortage? barrels are cheap? after prep player in the nation, Pan American; Carolina — Manch|i^l<>r ul RrUltil Easlern was not the first high school EuhI Culliolir at Lrdvard engraving done on premises John Lucas, Maryland and Gus Butch von Breda Kolff, WeVe not going to pass the And we fixed the transmission, player to be drafted by the pros Gerard, Virginia; Utah — Joe Windham Tech at Cheney general manager and coach of Teeh buck. No sir. We take full and com­ on the Big Delivery TVuck. Cost new award center but was the first since Wilt Merriweather, Southei’n Illinois the Memphis Tams, laughed Chamberlain was selected by and Len Kosmalski, Tennessee; Rockville at Windsor Locks plete responsibility for the a pretty penny. Excessive profits? Vernon Clrdo (next to Rizzo’s) when someone suggested the East Huni|ilon at Rollon Eddie Gottlieb of the old Kentucky — A1 Eberhard, ABA m ight really be ac­ shortage. We don’t think so. PHONE 875-1686 Philadelphia Warriors out of Missouri and Sammy High, complishing something with Coventry ul llueon Aradeniy Overbrook High School in Tulsa; New York — Brian this draft. PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., April 18. 1974 Bolton MAMCHESm EVEWme HEBALD. C,,... A.H11. - P.r... ------Parishioners Vote ^Gingerbread Lady’ LTM Fare Neil Simon’s "The Ginger­ Supporting players are Deb­ reservations may be made by Forgery Boosts Particle Analysis Business On Council Sunday bread Lady” will be presented bie ^ ily , Patricia Kellis and contacting Erna Burgess, ticket May 24,25 and 31 and also June Robert Bletchman. Frank By LEROY POPE Walter C. McCrone which was donated anonymous­ chairman, at 649-0812, or from theory but was disconcerting to transmission electron forgery detection, one great varnishes and minute material DONNA HOLLAND parish as it will offer a forum to 1 at 8:30 p.m. in East Catholic Minutillo is stage manager. UPI Business Writer Associates, Inc. of Chicago, the ly to Yale in 1965, a forgery took possibilities of this kind of G. Fox Box Office in Hartford. Yale and to a New Haven mlcrosciqies. The supposedly from backs of canvases can be Correspondent bring ideas and criticisms. High School Auditorium as the Tickets are now on sale and NEW YORK (U P I)-T he re­ film that proved the Vinland nearly five years. "Hie map was value of small particle analysis detection. bortdealer, who is said to have 15th century ink was found to lifted for exhaustive analysis, 6460375 The council will be decision­ next and final'production of the cent discovery that Yale map was a forgery, used a supposed to have been drawn is that it often can eliminate the For industry, McCrone and sold the map to the donor for $1 contain a titanium salt pigment either in authenticating the age Parishioners of St. Maurice making in all areas except spring season by the Little University’s famous Leif Eric- special sampling technique that about 1440, fifty years before million. need for reliance on subjective other firms In small particle liturgy. In this area it will ^ first precipitated in the 1920s. opinion by presenting physical of the works or simply to learn Church will vote during the Theatre of Manchester. son map of Vinland was a employed fine tungsten needles Columbus’s first voyage, and it McCrone established that the analysis do much work In dis­ advisory to the pastor. Further tests had to be made to proof of unauthenticity and it more about how the great ar­ vigil and Sunday masses April T^e frivolity and gag lines clever forgery has focused to lift tiny particles of ink from purports to support the Idea map was a forgery by a covering "bugs” in microelec­ show that this ingredient could can analyze documents scien­ tists worked and used their 20 and 21 to either accept or It will consist of 14 members ■it- which exist in most of Simon’s attention on small particle the Vinland map for analysis th a t. the discoveries of Leif painstaking analysis using such tronic circuitry and other plus the pastor. Five of the not have been an accident of tifically without damaging materials. reject the concept of a parish plays are combined with an un­ analysis. without damaging the map. Ericson on his voyage in 999 to sophisticated instruments as sophisticated solid state members will represent the nature in the ink. them. council. derlying element of seriousness <016'' This is a little known scien­ McCrone developed this Vinland or Labrador were well the polarizing microscope, the devices. "The method also is areas of Bolton, Hebron, Coven­ McCrone has been in business These considerations are The council, if accepted by in “Gingerbread Lady” giving, CALL US NOWI tific industry involving a few technique. known then to at least some ion microprobe, micro X-ray In criminology, the McCrone used to test new alloys and try, Andover and “other areas” for 17 years, said Robert John­ even more important in the parishioners, will be a signifi­ the serio-comedy a deeper firms serving museums, art European geographers. diffractor, election diffractor, company conducto seminars for combinations of materials for respectively, while the Phone 649-5233 son, the company’s marketing arts, Johnson said. cant step toward sharing of the dramatic effect. dealers, universities, govern­ Painstaking Analysis Discovery that the map is a an energy dispersing X-ray police officers and others in use in electronic, aerospace and responsibility for the total remaining nine members will Proving the Vinland map, manager. It has developed Seminars For Police laboratories around the country other sophisticated industrial ’The cast of players headed by SPECIAL SPRING PRICES ON ment agencies, police crime forgery does not disprove this analyzer and both scaiming and many detection techniques. In ongoing life of the parish com­ be elected at-large. Bette Scott and Max von Lien is laboratories, banks and the Tiny particles of paints and on th e technique and and scientific equipment. munity by the parishioners. The objective of the council being directed by Robert Bituminous Driveways, Parting Lots, Etc. securities industry and the elec­ It is felt that a representative as stated in a proposed constitu­ Donnelly, who directed LTM’s tronics and scientific in­ council will result in a vehicle tion that was sent to all parish productions of “The Rain­ dustries. where each parishioner can, if members is that the council is „ G&H PAVING maker,” “Luv,” and “Black 20 Years’ Experience AH W ort Buarantooifl Detecting forgeries is he so chooses, exert a real in­ to be “an agency through which Comedy” among others. becoming increasingly useful to fluence on the well being of the pastor and parishioners jointly the electronics industry and address themselves to the life other businesses. and growth of the Body of Seeds Show Christ in St. Maurice Parish.” The idea of the council came Gene Changes up after many committees had been formed to discuss ways of Energy In Space raising money for the church, T tr e ^ to n e "FISHERMEN” MOSCOW (UPI) - Using increase mass attendance and They^ll Bake For Fair mustard seeds flown in space, increase participation in church W arning 10% OFF ON OUR ENTIRE FISHING DEPT. Soviet scientists have decided activities by parishioners. Members of Cadette "Troop 77, Sharon Kuezynski, left, Heidi Holcomb and Gretchen 1974 that weightlessness may RODS, REELS, BOXES AND TERMINAL The Rev. Robert Cronin, Kemp, are practicing baking for the troop’s second annual Craft Fair and Bake Sale April ORIGINAL TACKLE. change heredity, the Tass news pastor of St. Maurice, un­ M from 7 to 9 p.m. and April 27 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Woodruff Hall of Center Renewed agency said Wednesday. successfully attempted to form Conp-egational Church. I^cal craftsmen will display their work during the fair, and a EQUIPMENT Nikolai Dubinin, director of a parish council in 1970. t h u r s light lunch will be available. Area craftsmen interested in displaying and selling their ATLANTA (UPI) - Federal ., FRL, SAT. ONLY the general genetics institute at Father Cronin said, "I en­ SAT. ONLY E. HTFD. STORE OPENS FOR may contact Mrs. Gino Pagluica, 255 Vernon St.f anytime, or Mrs. Energy Administrator William the U.S.S.R. Academy of dorse the idea of a parish coun­ fish er m en a t 4HK) A.M. WITH FREE COFFEE -r David Thomas of 76 Scott Dr., after 3 p.m. (Herald photo by Dunn) WHITEWALLS Simon said "Tuesday Americans Sciences, said the more com­ cil and hope that all our WOMDERWORLD OF LEISURE... AND DOUGHNUTS. plex the organism, the greater DEIUXE CNMimi|a$UP-R-KLT« must commit themselves to parishioners at St. Maurice will energy conservation or face the change. do likewise, seeing it as a future shortages and long lines THE BEST BIKE-PEDDLER AROUND! So far the length of space means to bring us all more Size *CONN. STATE HSHINQ LICENSES SOLD A78-13 at gas stations. flights has been short enough to closely together and a means to Giles Says Lighting Cutback ONLY IN E. HTFD. STOREI P lu s'l 80 Sijnon, speaking at the reverse such changes in solve our problems together.” F.E T. and old tire. American Society of astronauts, Tass said. TTiere is The proposed bylaws es­ Wouldn’t Save Energy, Money Newspaper Editors (ASNE) an­ uncertainty whether this would tablish nine standing com­ nual convention, said Congress hold true on longer flights and mittees : Liturgy, education, SisM B78-14.C78-14 Sizee E78-14, F78-14.16 must take the lead, along with Tass said, "Only the long stay finance, ways and means, Town Public Works Director lights as well as the actual the last major street lighting of plants and animals in space parish activities, building and Jay Giles has decided that cut­ usage. project on the agenda — the the administration, in for­ will show whether this may grounds, resource, welcoming backs in Manchester’s street Giles said each street light in lighting of Sheldon Rd. — has mulating a national energy Plut»2.05to»2 17 policy to prevent future shor­ cause more serious changes.” and renewal, community ac­ lighting wouldn’t result in town costs an average $40 a been completed. Plui *2 33 to *2 58 i F.E.T. ind old tire. F.E.T. and old tire. tages. The space flight caused the tivities. significant energy conserva­ year, and the annual budget for Discussing the almost- 8i2M 078-14, IS; Simon called for a two­ f • mustard seeds to reproduce Although new to St. Maurice, tion, but he said the town isn’t all street lighting — except for forgotten suggestion of street H78-14,15 SizeaJ78-14,15; L78-16 pronged attack — Project brown insead of green seeds. the parish council concept has planning any new street park lighting — totals more lighting cutbacks, Giles men­ Sttck* "Specialists believe this is a been incorporated successfully lighting projects, either. than $200,000. tioned that money saved from ISO fZ h Independent — to free America from dependency on foreign oil result of weightlessness,” Tass in the Catholic Church since Giles said lighting cutbacks— The annual fee paid the Hart­ dousing lights wouldn’t be said. Plu*»2 6 7 10*2 97 Plus ‘3.05 to *3 19 imports. Vatican II. suggested by some town off­ ford Electric Light Co. includes worth the potential increases in F.ET. end old tire. F E T. apd ok) tire Dubinin said the seeds taken It is anticipated, if accepted, icials in December — wouldn’t not only the power used but also crime or automobile accidents. “First, we must continue to into space were also more BlackwaHs in most sixes *2.50 less reduce demand through conser­ it will provide a means of in­ save much energy nor would it payments on original installa­ A report by the Connecticut All pricet plus taxes and old tire. • The Mme long mileage tires that come on many new ] 974 cars susceptible to various chemical creasing the spiritual and save money, because street tion and periodic maintenance. Planning Cc^mittee on vation and increased energy ef- ■Two fiberglass belts under tread for strength and long wear flciency,” said Simon. substances, radiation and other m aterial well being of St. lighting comprises only one per Turning off some lights at Criminal Administration last CHARGE 'EM •Two cord body plies of smooth-riding polyester environmental factors. Maurice. cent of electrical power usage night would be difficult, Giles week said towns would be “Ultimately the success of this and the electric bill is based on noted, because they’re con­ justified in maintaining street FREE MOUIMTING effort will depend on whether power company maintenance of trolled by photo-electric cells lighting, despite the energy we can develop a national CONN. SALVAOE CO., Inc. alias The which automatically activate crisis, because of its crime- energy conservation ethic.” the lights when darkness deterrent effect. BROWN'S TIRE SHOP Simon said the second phase must be the stimulation of our GLORIOUS EMPORIUM arrives. The report said street 333 MAIN STREET Bolton And the financial savings lighting cutbacks would be domestic resources. CORNER OF HARTFORD ROAD American Credit Card MANCHESTER. CONN., 06040 Lee White, chairman of the & PINE ST., MANCHESTER • 649-7782 would be small because of the futile unless other conservation PHONE 646-3444 Olympia^ Board To Study low rate charged for electricity efforts are taken. Consumer Advisory Committee at night, Giles said. of the Federal Energy Office Accounts Tonight (FDO), told about 450 editors SAVE 11.99 Hi Gils said the town isn’t plan­ • r n | . I S J I dia»»el» ning any large-scale lighting attending the meeting that the energy crisis is not over. Neighbor! DONNA HOLLAND projects, although the reason SAYE 1 4 M OHT rsg. 79.99 “I think it was unfortunate MUFfY WOMSM’S H ” DELUXB S-SFKED Correspondent probably isn’t the nationwide that the President has \ HUFFY MEN’S 26” I love to take trips and 646-1364 energy crisis discussed so much suggested the crisis has Deluxe 3-speed racer, chrome plated fendera, buying stuff sometimes __ At their meeting tonight. during the winter. m-SPEED LIGHTWEIGHT RACE!^ Board of Education members ended,” White said. caliper hand brakes, huge cycle ea^ngsl Min. 24 requires lots of travel. V He said there are occasional Maes Bend racing liandle bars, stem- will discuss various holds He said the nation faces at After all, where do you requests for single street lights mounted shift levers, side pull csllper placed on specific accounts in least 5 to 10 years when energy go but Scotland when in scattered parts of town, but will be in tight supply. hand brakes, morel Min. 30 you want Scotch tape or this year’s school budget recently in the hopes of White said the biggest Brussels for sprouts. avoiding a deficit. problem at present is the Sometimes my wife re­ Holds totaling $3,850 were Police Seek tremendous jump in the price of fuses to accept my rea­ placed on the 200 (instructional gasoline and fuel oil. He said sons for being away, but I convince her with dazxling services) account which in­ Hoffman prices have moved up explanations of Keynesian ’Theory, astrology logic and cludes textbooks, library books, NEW YORK (UPI) - A "somewhat out of proportion” Mao Red Book Readings. What we business men have periodicals, audio visual, in­ nationwide manhunt has begun at a time when we are seeing to go through! structional supplies, office for Abbie Hoffman, radical record profits in the petroleum industry. I am bidding several stocks this week, and supplies, cumulative records leader of the 1960s who is and field trips. "It is very awkward to ask although the results won’t be known as this goes to wanted as a fugitive on a nar­ Holds totaling $1,664 were cotics charge. BIG VALUE... PAR people of this country to make press, I do know of the following goodies that we’ll be placed on the 600 (operation of , A warrant for his arrest has sacrifices in their life style at a peddling this weekend. plant) account which includes been issued because he failed to time when the industry is not rubbish removal, emergency appear as ordered for a FOR THE COURSE ! being asked to make a snow removal, custodial hearing. sacrifice,” White said. supplies, boiler makeup, flag Hoffman, 36, former leader of replacement and supplies for the “Yippie” movement and a care of grounds. leader of the demonstrations at Holds totaling $1,590 were the Democratic convention in s s Inflation placed on the 700 (maintenance Chicago in 1968, was charged of plant) amount which in- Aug. 28 with selling 48 ounces of Attack cludes^>dl5^r to buildings, cocaine to undercover repair of equipment and other policemen in New York. He IYouH have to look hard to find a buy aa great at thia onel i w o o d s...... 6.88 maintenance expenses. pleaded innocent, saying he had Urged Ifeaturee caliper hand brakee and slick Maes Bend style I < Holds totaling $1,880 were been framed. HUFFV BOVS' H I-R IS E R 8 iQuaHty erafled from elart to IlnIshI Find thorn In tho hottoet i charcM It placed on the 1,200 (capital out­ The warrant allows Hoffman I UKH S \l\hl U o n \ S/0( A WASHINGTON (U PI)-Sen. imln. 36. BAVI 7.99 mir rag. 46.99 Big, wide wonderful rear .* ► 3 9 lay) account which includes im­ 30 days to appear in court (.o n IRO\S \\l) WOODS William Proxmire, D-Wls., cheater tire for traction, provement to site, building before additional bail jumping urged President Nixon Tuesday stability and doing wheelieal BIG T PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER alterations and improvements charges are filed against him. What an incredible group this is! to nriount a major attack on in­ flation, saying many steps With banana saddle, 20” MADE OF RUGGED STEEL TUBING and instruction. Choose » s 2 through 9 irons or A whole load of high could be taken to combat price wheels, reflector pedals and The April quarterly report pitching wedge plus woods with The complete outdoor body-builder that’s really grade Columbia and increases "now eating up the mellow-yellow racing color, that will be given at tonight’s names like Arnold Palmer, First chargaR made to last! Features Trapeze bar and rings, income and savings of the min. 36 Masterworks Stereo meeting should provide a Flight. Pro Golf. Spalding and t AVI e .tt our rag. 44 J9 swing, (^imbing ladder and rope and hanging lad­ American people.” der. min. 36 Speakers in two differ­ clearer picture of the condition ■ Airline Tickets Stolen Ram! Right and lett handed ent sizes, usually $37.90 of the budget and whether or models. Hurry! Proxmire, vice chairman of Washington — Over 28,000 Congress’ Joint Economic and $150.00 a pair, at . not the holds should be lifted or airline tickets are stolen an­ $17.90 and $75 a pair. items eliminating, officials say. nually from U. S. travel agen­ Committee, noted that wage and price controls expire the 2) A large stock of famous BSR automatic phono The board meets at 8 in the cies and hundreds more from library of Bolton Center School. airline ticket offices. end of this month and said steps changer decks complete with cartridges and cords, Nixon can take on his own “can usuaily $29.95, at $17.00. This model plays all speeds be far more effective against 8 and has cue control. inflation than continued con­ 3) Another lot of Sleeping Bags (Example: 4-lb 33x77 trols.” Poplin Bag $11.90) and two sizes of tents and one TACKLE "Inflation Is here,” Proxmire model of screen house. RAY’S SHOP MASTERS GOLF BAG HOLDS MINE CLUBS said in a statement. "It is ram­ pant. "The President should act 4) A small stock of high grade wire cutters and long- \ nosed pliers at $1.50 ea. 307 East Canter SL Manchastar to bring it under control.” Super lightweight bag In sturdy vinyl, He added: “He should cut, es­ 5) Also Painful Markdowns on quite a few items that beautifully tailored with extra large pecially, military spending have outlived their welcome here. WILL BE OPEN pocket and carry strapi A must for pro to which is highly inflationary, I Plus disposable diapers, bedding, paint, furniture, amateur golfers! highways which the energy carpet, records Si tapes, pictures and hundreds of crisis have made less impor­ things I can’t even remember, all at less than dealers 20th tant, space spending ... and themselves pay. at4:00A.HI. public works which are both in­ So come visit and enjoy the delicious complimentary flationary and wasteful.” charge N coffee while you look. We’ll really enjoy seeing you. COFFEE & Among other things, COLUM BIA MEI>TS BAVB 11.99 our rog. 44.99 Remember that we sell with a real “no-hard-time” Proxmire said the government money back guarantee if your purchase does not DONUTS! should “cut back on all the frills 3-SPEED 26” DELUXE RACER TURCO BACKYARD GYM WITH please you in very way. And my wife says, “Don’t of government — cars, • WORMS •BAIT Lightweight racer hasilazzling 5 FUN-PACKED RIDES forget your wallet!” " limousines, boats, planes, and helicopters now used for the chrome-^ated fenders and SHMERS^NITEGIIAWLERSl t i u m l 2” steel tubing makes it sturdy and durable. In­ Has, luxury of major officials.” rims, front and rear caliper cludes 2 swings, trapeze swing, sky rider and at­ m Plus hand brakes, quick 3-sp<^ IBelh modala feature rugged lug boK frame for durability, tached slide. Baked enamel finish resists corro­ Remember our Exhausting All Your Last Minute hub and slick streamlined styl­ sion. min. 36 Hours: Thurs. Eve (Ugh) 6 Africa Moves Up In Oil ing. min. 36 ______IdaraHaur and frtma mounted shlWlavara lor smooth shltMng,! Fishing Neadsl IpuR hand brakaa and long ■wearing gum wall tirea. mki. SO. to 9, Fridays 10 to 9 and Tobruk, Libya — Ten years , t8AVE12JSouri«g.S4Jt Saturdays 10 to 5. We’re ago virtually no oil was pro­ resting less! ______Phone 643-7177 duced in Africa, yet today al­ 381 Broad St., Manchester most 12 per cent, of world’s oil production is in Africa. 381 Broad St., Manchester □ PAGE TWENTY-TWO^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., TTiurs.. April 1«, 1874

Tolland ^ a M^C H E ^ E V E N H ^ E R ^ . Manchester, Conn.. Thuns.. April ir 1974-_PAGE TWENTY-THREE Manchester Hospital S8ve*20*ona Dems Choose Delegates Rower Drive Tbnx DR LAWRENCE E, LAMB Utah Police Discover Notes Now*139!3’ VIVIAN KENNESON Limited Of eri This Executive Session iMctiUy priced Toro "1* Correspondent Discharged Wednesday : John \VhWwind* mower Dead Man Is Alive Kevin Cavanagh, vice chairman of the Uavallsblc only while Pros and cons Tolland Democrats elected delegates to Callahan, 34 Oliver Rd.; inventerlnUit. Board of Selectmen, explained the recent It hit all the features six conventions at a caucus Wednesday Prances Carabino, 24 Eldridge that amln this Toron Torot SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — board action regarding budget meetings fiafwtb startlaf,‘^aftty for aspirin stand-ins trying to steal a sheepdog from night. St.; Marion'Crossen, 137 N. Bar” tobdpdeflect stones. Police have discovered a man and workshops. *Aeni Safety SbiekT sad an Idaho sheepherder. He sup­ In a six-way race for the state conven­ Elm St.; Josephine Schiavetti, the czdoilvt Wind .TimaelB who was thought to have been Cavanagh chaired a budget workshop hooslBf which v-acaoM By Lawrence E. Lamb. M.D. posedly was shot in the face tion, all three delegates elected spoke 367 Hilliard St.; Clarence at yon mow. meeting Tuesday in the absence of Chair­ action of aspirin. Thus it buried five years ago isn’t dead. before the caucus saying that at the pre­ Wetherell, 79 Cushman Dr.; DEAR DR. LAMB — I read with a high-powered rifle and man John Burokas. The board met with 21"Scir-PropcIled might relieve the pain of The man thought to be in­ sent time they would vote for Ella Grasso. ^ lla Rogowski, 362 Adams St.; your article, “Aspirin Can later identifi^ by his estranged the Board of Eklucation, school principals, tpend anolh^ iumm€r osteoarthritis (seen m older terred showed up in Portland, wife and son. Those elected were Selectman Kevin Lisa Hutchins, 529 Graham Rd., cuning that nisUng hulk that mad (0 Harm. I believe that you persons), but it would not be a Ore., this week trying to claim Cavanagh, Judy Dean, and Town Com­ superintendent of schools and town South Windsor; Anthony be a lawnmower. should have pointed out that good replacement for the His family requested he be manager to discuss the education budget, Inslead, why not treat \’our*elf to other analgesics may be even veteran’s benefits for buried in Salt Lake City. mittee Chairman Rudolph Kowalski. Palozie, Warehouse Point. a Tofo^. EspMialiv lunv during Toro's large dosages of aspirin hospitalization. and voted to conduct the meeting in SprinK Savings .S|wcial. more toxic. I refer particu­ sometimes used for This week, however, Board of Selectman Chairman John Also, Carmine Mancarella, Vmr Tiwodcalf r li.T< llireedifff rent Detective Dale Bithell said exeutive session. offeri desitned to make It easy foe you (0 larly to Tylenol. A few days Rodriguez showed up at an Burokas, Selectwoman Helen Wanat, and 1210 W. Middle ’Tpke.; Barbara rheumatoid arthritis or other It was an excellent information dialogue own one of Toro's preddoo engineered ago I saw a woman buy a bot­ that he was asked by the county Oregon veteran’s hospital, un­ Stanley Johnson were defeated on the Gilson, 12 Eastvlew Dr., Ver­ lawn culling machines. conditions where a red, that benefited all parties. It provided the But hurry. like all good (Iungt,t]il| tle of 500 over-the-counter. swollen, inflamed joint needs coroner in Blackfoot, Idaho, to aware that he had been ballot vote. non; Bernard Krutt, 109 offer won t last form er. Board of Selectmen with more in depth This is not a new com­ anti-inflammatory treat­ help identify a man buried in a declared dead five years ago. In the race for delegates to the state Elizabeth Dr.; Lori Demody, pound, having first been pre­ knowledge of the Board of Education ment. Salt Lake City cemetery in 1969 Fingerprints esUblished him as representative convention, three persons East Hartford; Christine pared in 1878, and was widely Tylenol has one other under the name of “Modeardo budget which will prove to be valuable in­ used before the introduction the real Modeardo Rodriguez. nominated by the nominating cotnmittee Sumner, 43 Birch Mt. Rd., Free Key Start Worth »30* drawback. It increases the I. Rodriguez.” put in our final decision making process Bolton; Wilmar Heringer, Bagging Kit included of the less-toxic aspirin. The Police in Salt Lake City are defeated two nominated from the floor. regarding the budget. action of the medicines used Those elected were Earl Beebe, Karen Glastonbury; John Kennedy,' LlaikedOffsrtRuy with purchase of Rider high toxicity of aniline and its to prevent blood clotting in . ihtfollyequIppBdTcN* killed in Blackfoot while exhume the body to identify it. . ‘‘The Board of Education will present its Boy any Toro* Whirlwind* pmnhim rear mrine rider derivatives is well known. Langner and Dave Marder, over Johnson West Hartford; Bernard Nider- Cuardlaa* newTV and get patients after a heart attack. budget at a public hearing on April 25. This thcKay-L4ctrfc»ttaitn •eodrr-iptvtJn^ar no You should have pointed out and Burokas. no, Stafford Springs. free. Ofereobd only Anyone taking'these It fratures Key-Lmric* tlirifnc sad all the other hearing will provide the citizens a chance uhilninsimtdrinUit that replacement of aspirin The only other contest was for the Also, Estella Simpson, 72 CBglaerTiRg and ufrty feehtm d e ^ ^ to nuke yew medicines should be careful to make known their feelings to the Board powti>$ rawer, lefer and leu tiam b«I by Tylenol should be done Fuel for Women^s Lib sheriff convention, with Walter Rielecki School St.; Henry Hurst, 48 Awry, of er good only while iavenltrits kit about taking Tylenol. But, for of Selectmen.” only under the advice of a relief from aches and pains The Wilcox Fuel Co., of Westbrook, does not seem to have and Joseph Nedwid elected; and a tie Agnes Dr.; Gretchen Gravell, physician. company is owned by Richard and Donald Wilcox, neither Cavanagh felt an explanation of the 131 Center St. or a mild headache, it is not any qualms about women in the business world... especial­ between Charles Regan and John Trainor DEAR READER - Thank the villain you seem to think of whom has any sons. (UPI photo) board’s action was necessary because of ly since there are no sons to inherit the family name. The KARATE was resolved when Regan withdrew his Starts like a enr you for your letter about it to be, and, in some ins­ name. recent charges that such meetings are Tylenol. The column you secret and in violation of the town chrter. Avis Deal Off tances, would be superior to •Self Oefeme Other delegates nominated by the com­ refer to was about aspirin, aspirin. Cavanagh said he had checked with Town HARTFORD (UPI) - No im- not Tylenol, and I did not mittee and elected by one vote cast by the rnediate reasons have been DEAR DR. LAOTB - Will • Physical Fitness caucus secretary were; Congressional, Counsel Harold Garrity who ruled that the recommend that people daily doses of digitalis have .executive session is in order. given for calling off the planned Stanley Bonk, Carol Gardner and Robert should switch to 'Tylenol an effect on one’s sex life? I National Guard Outlines • Confidence sale of Avis, Inc., by Inter­ Noonan; state senate, Carol Butterworth, VFW Events rather than use aspirin. You have been taking it for a CLASSES AVAILABLE ALL VFW Pokt 241 will sponsor a state national Telephone and - seem to be the father of that heart ailment for about a WORKING SHIFTS William Dowd and William Swanback; Telegraph to a subsidiary of thought. and probate, Carol Gordon, Mary McNally supper and dance Saturday at the post year, and my sex life has home on Rt. 74. Dinner will be served American Express. You may also be surprised almost gone to zero. Policy on Use of Arms INS11UGTDR MR. NWAW VIDEO RECORDING and Anthony Tantillo Jr. InotruetOR from 7 to 9 p.m., followed by dancing until The three companies that I got several letters tell­ DEAR READER - No, but SYSTEMS USED AS ImpeBchmenI Resolution ing me 1 should have told heart disease requiring U.8.A. MarliM Corps 1 a.m, to the Biltmores. Donation is |4 per Wednesday jointly announced S ta rs '* ': HARTFORD (UPI) - “The sort of event that oc­ TRAINING AIDS The caucus adopted a resolution people to switch from aspirin digitalis often is severe 35-inch riot batons and gas and automatic weapons. Pratt A WhHiwy person and reservations may be made by that, for the present, plans for to Tylenol. Unarmed Connecticut National curred at Kent State would not proposed by Mary McNally for the strong enough to limit one’s interest smoke cannisters. If the guard confirms Aircraft Club MEN, WOMEN A calling Norman Blias on Crystal Lake Rd. the deal were suspended. I hate to disagree with a Guardsmen may have to be occur in Connecticut,’’ be said. and quick impeachment of President However, an ITT spokesman Haven't you done without in sex or sexual capacity. To Nearby but unseen would be someone is shooting at them — CHILDREN VFW Post 241 will hold the election of former professor of organic the extent that digitalis helps wounded in civil disturbances “We make every effort to Covantry High Sdwoi Richard Nixon, to be sent to the entire emphasized that it had only a Toro tong enough? small squads of expert not just into the air or blanks— officers Sunday at the post home at 2 p.m. Dotty Schiumo, a member of the Voluntary Action chemistry, but the older your heart, it actually can before armed squads would be emphasize to our personnel that the unarmed men would be Hartford Nuraing School Connecticut congreftional delegation. been decided not to proceed sent into the area. marksmen armed with M-16 The Ladies Auxiliary at Post 241 will FYogram at Manchester Community College, spends part medicine was acetanilid improve your sex life. There in these types of situations, withdrawn and the armed Manchaatar HWANG’S with the deal at this time, in­ which is now obsolete and Maj. Gen. John F. Freund, hold its nominations and elections on April of her volunteer hours helping the Organization of the Han­ are a lot of serious medical American citizens in uniform Locust Swarm squads put on the streets. Commuflity Collaga SCHOOL OF 22 at the post home at 7:30 p.m. dicating it may be revived. has not been used for some problems that literally shut the state’s adjutant general, are confrontng American dicapped (OTH) in its offices at Mayfair Gardens. Pic­ BANGKOK (UPI) - A They would be ordered to For Information AVIS IS one of the businesses CWTOl EOUPMDIT CO. time. It lost out when aspirin off sexual function. The cor­ said the armed squads would be citizens not in uniform,” TAEKWOHUO massive swarm of locusts has shoot only at rioters holding tured with her are, from left, FYank Vaccaro and Barry ITT must divest itself of as part 38 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER • 643-7998 came along. Tylenol rection of the sexual problem put on the streets only when Freund said. flflO HILLIARD STREET Tolland VanCamp, both OTH members. (Herald photo by Dunn) of the controversial settlement "We Service Whet We Sa///" (acetaminophen), a newer that then occurs is totally de­ descended on central 'Thailand guns and not into windows, UHW 74J “we are certain that we have If the guard exercises that buildings or crowds. MANCHESTER of the Justice Department’s drug, is less toxic than pendent upon how much im­ been fired upon. and destroyed 12,000 acres of phenacetin. Other trade degree of discipline, he said, complaint which allowed it to provement in one’s general “In some cases, this can be corn, the Agricultural Depart­ names are Apamide\Con- health can be achieved. “there is no doubt but that the ment reports. retain control of the Hartford acetol and Lestemp. Look it determined by ricocheting sympathy of the public will be Appropriations Asked Fire Insurance Group. bullets or other factors," he The department said the the people Ore up in the “AMA Drug Evalua­ with the guard.” locusts have appeared because VAP To Observe ITT now owns 52 per cent of tions,” and you can see for Send your questions to Dr. said, but in others “we might VIVIAN KENNESON Pockett cost the town $2,600 and reading consultant, Gloria Read Herald Ads Lamb, in care of this newspaper. Freund detailed the guard’s of the early arrival of the rainy T t t ^ e s t o n c Avis, having sold the remaining yourself. The same source not fire until we have taken the people Town Manager John Harkins which will be reimbursed from Matthews. P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station. plans for civil disturbances season. Farmland in six has asked the Board of the State of Connecticut. shares on the open market. points out that, unlike first casualty” after they were criticized by Lunch Menus Volunteer Week aspirin, it does not cause New York. N Y 10019. For a copy provinces has been affected by Selectmen for additional ap­ Harkins said, “Chief Littell o t Dr. Lam b's booklet on im po­ Freund said he knows the the National Association of Elementary School bleeding from the stomach or them. propriations for the 1973-74 assured that this amount is now Monday: Hamburger on roll, tence, send SO cents to the same firearms-as-last recourse Government Employes, which “VIP; Volunteers — Impor­ intestines as aspirin can and theory is harsh but said there The department has fiscal year, as follows: in process and will be coming to ketchup, potato chips, peas and On Wednesday, represen­ goes on to state it can be used address and ask lor "Impotence " covers some guardsmen. requested an emergency ap- tant People,” is the theme of booklet. have been “ unfortunate in­ Proposed additional ap­ the town soon. I am asking Uiat celery* pears. tatives from the Cerebral Palsy as a replacement for aspirin. He said when the guard is national Volunteer Week which cidents’’ where unarmed per­ proriation of $1.5 million to buy propriation to the General Fund the appropriation be made at Tuesday; Hamburg gravy, Clinic in West Hartford will at­ It is a good medicine for called to quell a disturbance,” and spray insecticide over will be observed Sunday sons were injured by law en­ Budget, transfer to Debt Ser­ this time so that men can be mashed potatoes, cranberry tend starting at 10 a.m.; the the relief of pain. It does not INEW.SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I no matter what had happened in ^ 0 i- through April 27 by the forcement personnel. farmland to ward off the vice 158,000 and Miscellaneous paid.” sauce, spinach, biscuit, American Red Cross, 10 a.m. to have the anti-inflammatory advance,” they would have only locusts. Volunteer Action Program Accounts |16 J98, The. total of® — ReadlQg Workshop chocolate ice box cake. noon and from 1 to 3 p.m.; and 1 I (VAP) committee at 173,766 would hie financed by a A primary'sChooL-reading Wednesday; Spaghetti with the Veterans of Foreign Wars, statp grant of $58,000 and a 1972- workshop for parents of ParkeT^ ragat sauce, cheese stick, green Manchester Community all day, starting at 10 a.m. College (MCC). 78 General F\md surpluss of School students will be held beaiisTVienaAjjread, jello with Manchester Manor and the $15,000. April 23 at 7:30 p.m. at the fruit. Week-long activities will in­ Green Lodge Convalescent clude visits to MCC where the Proposed allocation of school. Thursday; Baked beans and Home will be represented public will be familiarized with Revenue Sharing Funds to Debt Principal Robert Lincoln will Weiner winks, cole slaw, staring at 10 a.m. agency functions. Information Service in 4he amount of $15,000 give a presentation entitled, homemade biscuit, fruit cup. A volunteer luncheon spon­ AGWA' booths will be set up in the toward ( » ^ e n t on the Board “Tips for Adults When Reading Friday: Fish sticks, tartar sored by the VAP will be held of Education Administration with Young People.” Areas of college’s Student Center to dis­ Wednesday in the MCC dining sauce, mashed potatoes, com, tribute material. Building. interest will include phonics, butter sticks, applesauce. room at noon to thank all the Proposed additional ap­ readiness, study skills, creative Agencies which will be volunteers. Middle and High Schools represented are: Monday, n N S A T IR lA y propriation to the General Fund writing, and books. Monday: Hot meatball On Friday, the Connecticut budget 1973<74 transfer to Fire After a brief introduction the Meadows Convalescent Home, Prison Association will be grinder, pepper slaw, cheese beginning at 10 a.m.; Hope Protection $2,600 to be financed group will be free to get in­ stick, nutmeg fluff cake. represented along with □ • m v House, Inc. for Autistic A“F by state reimbursement. volved in activities within the Manchester Memorial Hospital Tuesday: Hot dog, mustard Children, 1 p.m. and Summer Harkins said that Tolland various interest areas. or ketchup, spudnick salad, from 10 a.m. to noon and Crest- CA»W«SSSJS Activities in Manchester Fire Department Chief Ronald Teachers assisting in the raisin bread, applesauce. field Convalescent Home and Littell informed him that the program are Mrs. Wini Clay, (SAM) from 10 to 11 a.m. Hospital, 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesday: Juice, pizza, cole Participants on ’Tuesday are: April 6, search for Janice Judy Howard, Bernice Smith, slaw, jello with fruit. ’The VAP will sponsor an arts T h e E x p e rt Sandra Hoyt, Annette Jones, Combined Hospitals Alcoholism and crafts fair on Saturday. Thursday; Italian grinder, Program, Hartford, 10 a.m.; potato chips, pickled beets, Hope House Inc. will conduct a fro m New Hope Manor Drug tag sale and the Organization of m pears. I UFFLf btT’* Rehabilitation Center for girls, the Handicapped will sponsor a C7«’* Friday: Midget hero, tossed 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Girl Scouts Senate Passes salad, banana. food concession. ’The special of America, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., education program at Bennet Milk is served with lunch and Big Brothers from 10 a.m. programs at all schools. Junior High will sponsor a STOP to 4 p.m. baked sale. z s Campaign Bills r w ill b e hw-'* By MARK C. MILLER Bober said corporations cir­ ! ^ vr HARTFORD (UPI) - Two cumvent laws against their bills to limit campaign spend­ making large contributions by H’s 436 CENTEH ST., MANCHESTEB • 643-0370 HERG ing and contributions for state directing their executives to OEUf^nll* offices are up for final make contributions. Wonderful Next to Wllllo’t Sttok Homo to answer any qu^tion legislative action in the House. The spending limits solidly The Senate passed the endorsed in the Senate restrict you may have on Lawn ® {5 S 5 & measures Wedne^ay and sent a gubernatorial candidate from YDDR them to the lower chamber, spending more than 15 cents for COMPLETE CHECK OF or Garden Problems. , which will' probably approve each registered voter in them. The bills are to take Connecticut, or about $450,000. EXHAUST SYSTEM C H A R B E 'C M m l 9 ’ TOE effect immediately upon being The amount is considerably less WOODLAND Gardens He’lh a v e lM B Momof' than either Meskill or Rep. AHD SHOCKS ^ ouloF vouf aue. w et give you a “rim check' tsAunng liter d e k v ^ t t the adverttaed phee. MOUNTMG! signed by Gov. Thomas J. "Plants from The Grower To You/” Ortho Lawn Guides .PrtCAdAiahown at Firestona S to4» _^gwgeutngtypfigd^^ afl MrvKe mtiont dapliytog the Firestorw o»gn Meskill. Emilio Q. Daddario spent on his MONEY! A third bill requiring public gubernatorial campaign in 1970. to Give-Away! disclosure of campaip con­ Lower Ticket Swjss Giants The F h M o n e STEEL RADIAL 6 0 0 can give you up to tributions and expenditures was Candidates for lower offices J FROM 10:00 AM. to 3:00 passed 33-2. on the state ticket, under the PH. 30 Extra Miles from every tanl^l of gas! bill’s provisions, would be f u m m , The spending and con­ * LMMtHs BRING YOUR QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED BY allowed to spend $te,000 each. MIFFiaiS TMi iM m ia|i is bataO m a ear wid 20 |i l i n fasl capacity cad carrsatly tributing Timits would carry AH Cokn It thalr I THE PEOPLE WHO KNOW THEANSWER! -A d d Color to your Howil' 4 BASKETS S4.7B •w™|h| 15 nata par lalqa. Nataraly. year aaviasa wR daptad m bow aweb civil penalties rather than ’The contribution limitations SSmwNHVs criminal fines for violations, would limit cdhtributors to atap aad start dtMai yaa da. 711(4$ M£47 7//ff 70047/ which will be determined by an gubernatorial and lieutenant EvinanEEMs fo r FREE INO TAUATIO N plant food value' gubernatorial campaigns to $5,- 23 Iba 46 Ibt. 69lb>. Elwtions Commission yet to be | LANDSCAPIN6. RHODODENDRON S2.DS up. GUABANTEED FOR AS U N O AS to cover 5,000 sq.ft. to cover 10,000 sq. ft to cover 15,000 sq. ft. legislated into existence. 000. No contributor to cam­ AND The penalties would be 10 paigns for secretary of state, DAPHINE, DLEEDIND HEARTS, etc. LOWBR YOU OWN YOUR CARI times the dollar amount over treasurer, comptroller or at­ MORE $ 1 4 7 5 the limitation impqsed by the torney general could give more Week’s Special This Week’s Special JaekMon A Parking MUST AMERICAN CAR8I $ 1 0 ^ 5 than $1,500. f o r n n H u r water insoluble bills. For spending excesses, eiAFTHI ROSES REG. $10.95 REG. $15.95 the candidate and his treasurer Contributors to state HONnSUGKU n a ic H would be required to pay senators’ campaigns would be For planting and All colors nitrogen* limited to $1,000 and those to hedging. $ 1.89 HEAVY DUTY FROHT EHD 'than Scon 0 Tuif Uu'ldet bjoad on i\ ' luggatteo >«i4ii pne penalties. For contributing 15"/18" GREENLAWN PLUS WITH state representatives’ cam­ 2 ft. hardy Only I excesses, the contributor and AH Colors] SHOCKS ALI6 HMEHT CRABGRASS KILLER $ 7 9 5 the campaign treasurer would paigns would be limited to $450. 2500 SQ. R . 23 LBS. be penalized, but not the can­ No one could give more than ULAC In Laat, Larga PLUS $5,000 in any year to a state cen­ ! * i GREENLAWN PLUS WITH didate. PAIR extra iron tral committee. Similarly, no POTTEDROSES BROADLEAF WEED KILLER $ 5 9 5 Ami-Labor Amendment Installed Fraaa 5000 SQ. FT. 23 LBS. Sen. Wilber G. Smith, D- one could give more than $1,000 to a local party town com­ $ % 4 9 Quarantfcd for a a long aa you Air CondMonad Cara Hartford, and Sen. Joseph I. Only V the light, easy-to-ca^^ Lieberman, D-New Haven, cast mittee. ’Ihe bills amended also 5 for $4.97 own your carl $3.00 Extra easy-to-spread fertilizei that the two votes against the dis­ bans participation in a cam­ 3 fo rS 9 .9 9 GREENUiWN 'more per dollar than Scott's Turf Builder, based on manu­ 3for$4.45 closure bill. Several Democrats paign of “volunteers” who are helps you have the greenest facturer 8 suggested retail price. Prove It to yourself— • CeoM Sm Tha NBW Woodland Oar- criticized a major amendment paid by some corporation or thickest lawn in, your check the amounts on comparable 5,000 sq. ft. hags of organization. STS',251!' *’1 ^ Greenlawn Plus and the "other" fertilizer—or better yet. to the bill, sponsored by 13 NBW (Hopfaqral stop in and let us prove it to youl “It seems to me that anyone FIDS neighborhood! Republicans, which would out­ • UoniiiUa PVanl BaporLtST FREE SAFETY CHECK OF FROHT END! law political contributions by who contributes either $10,000 SPECIALLY GRANULATED! • EVEN SPREAD!• NO SKIPS!#NO STREAKS! organized labor. or $5,000 has a mortgate on the • tr o« Clay and Plaolle Pow lao. NO BURNS! The amendment was governor,” said Sen. Joseph J. y a a widt, qwpaa. Cwranta, Fauliso, D-Hartford, who Onoaalianlat. Stnoabanlaa, Bhia- Store Hours: Come To The G R EEN EST Store In TownI strenuously opposed by labor Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 8:30 to S:30 ^AbSAa^ nevertheless was part of the un- BhubadO. HoraaradWi DYNAMIC lobbyists because it would Bools, Aaparagua Roolt, Md Oirian Thursday 8:30 to 8:30 animous support for one Saturday 8:00 to 4:30 “prohibit organized labor from WHEEL DALANCINO pM* whofll making even small con- amendment. Other AGWAY Sen. William C. Powanda, R- •or Soottt, Oflha Karr MoClaa and Equipment Shop: ^butions to candidates and I t t l AG W AY,® Inc. Stores: parties,” Joseph C- itober, a Seymour, agreed with 6434474 BraonBald FartHliara. SpadaB Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8:00 to 5:00 540 NEW STATE ROAD. C.AO C l O O Ellington - Middlefield - North Haven | lobbyist for the APL - CIO State spending limitations which STiaS A$k About Our Low PtteooOn Duuloit TIrool Saturday 8:00 to 4:00 Labor Council, kaid. were passed but suggested CLOSED WEDNESDAYS Buckland 0 4 o - D 1 2 o and Willlmantic areas for future legislation. PAGE TWENTY-FX)UR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., niurs., April 18, 197^

- PAGE TWENTY-PIVE Mrs. Meir’s Departure Not 725 E, Middle Turnpike OPEN MON. AND TOES. 8 «.M. to 9 P.M. «TED. THRU SAT. Creating Big Waves 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. “Mow 3 Fine By P h il Newsom ^come to an end joined with a Supormarkats To that took them into another war reform, both in the leadership that of Labor Minister Yitzhak UPI feeling that it also was overdue. every six or seven years and the Sarve You Bettwl” Foreign News Analyst Public Dissatisfaclion and how this leadership was Rabin, chief of staff in the Six- wisdom of seeking a career sub- selected. Day War and former am­ When Mrs. Golda Meir, that Almost from the moment of jMt to long interruptions in un- ALL OUR REEF aging realist, resigned her post the cease-fire bringing the Oc­ At the moment neither was in bassador to Washington. Rabin ifonn. Polls even showed that a sight. Among puooluic possible is — popularr^r but lacks clout in the IS USDA CHOICE as prime minister of Israel, her tober war to a temporary halt, relatively small percentage action even at home did not evidence mounted of growing replacements for Mrs. Meir Iparty The Finest Meat Sold Anvwharo’ was thinking of leaving Israel were Dayan, now an unlikely As Israel struggled with its create the waves that might public dissatisfaction with the for a livlihood elsewhere. r*. AKATS L have been expected. aged leaders who had con­ candidate, Pinhas Sapir, inner problems, there seemed A Stronger Voice finance minister and boss of the no reason for Syrian President April IS - 20 We Raearve TIm RigM To UmH OuemWea Abroad, among friends and trolled Israel’s destiny since its There also was a mounting DOUBLE S&H GREEN L*ST we^k winners of so free books of sen s t a m p s enemies alike, reaction also beginning as an independent na­ Labor party, a noted dove. Hafez Assad to rush into any tion. desire for a stronger voice in Deputy Premier Yigal Allon, deal with a weak caretaker STAMPS WEDNESDAY seemed surprisingly calm, selecting their leadership and neither rejoicing nor panic, but Demonstrations composed also a dove, and the one-time Israeli government, especially those who would represent leader of the terrorist Irgun and since a Syrian hard line seemed realizing rather that in the long mostly of young reservists and them in parliament. search for peace in the Middle university students became now leader of the rightwing op­ to have the full support of the Added to this was the heavy Soviet Union. East another period of waiting almost daily affairs outside position, Menachem Begin. All burden of taxes and a swiftly were old names unlikely to win It seemed, therefore, that the would be necessary — that tem­ parliament and even Mrs. mounting cost of living. porarily, at least, the momen­ Meir’s home. the following necessary. hope of peace in the Middle II-S.D.A. Choice, Center In other words, what was Inner Problems East once more would be in a tum which U.S. Secretary of The main thrust of the wanted was a thorough-going State Henry Kissinger seemed demonstrations was against Among the new names was period of watchful waiting. so recently to be generating Defense Minister Moshe Dayan PORK ROAST toward meaningful peace talks but the overall target was the would be interrupted. government itself and the woman who headed it, Mrs. BOTTOM Among Israelis, perhaps a majority of them, there was a Meir. 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At many state universities, under supervision of his spon­ Cut Meet To Your MIRACLE for example, an honors sor. To speed things up even further, just call your nearest GBT program enables genius types Specific Coals branch office and we'll take down all the necessary Specifications! Paladin to ask for and get special Kenneth E. Clark, dean of information, run a fast credit check, and have your money privilege in the pursuit of the Rochester’s College of Arts and sheepskin. waiting for you when you come in. Farmer rodeo cow^y Victor DeCosta of North Scituate, R.I. has won a legal battle with Science, described the program WHIP the Columbia Broadcasting System over the television series, “Have Gun Will Travel ’’ A One of these, the University in an interview. We re out to make borrowing as easy as possible. At the A : SAFE LIVING of Connecticut at Storrs, even “Instead of taking a required bank that listens. has a center for its honors physics lab course, one scholar students. They cluster together spent part of his freshman year MANCHESTER PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE in ------during non-class time, leaving helping a leading scientist in­ THE COnHECnCUT BANK little chance to be bored. vestigate outer space pulsars,” AND TRUST COMPANY Family Pack Loin End Country Style U.S.D.A. Choice U.S.D.A. Choice Some of the Ivy League he said. schools assign professors to Safety Town sibilities of every citizen in FIRST CUT SEMI-BONELESS Rhode Islander Wins Safety Town is a major shepherd super bright students, traffic, regardless of age. CALIFORNIA opening doors that are closed to project that the Manchester Walking across streets PORK regular students. Junior Women’s Club is without mishap is a task that PORK MB-EN) studying. The Manchester Safe­ i m First Legal Round Scholarship Program requires skill developed as a CHUCK At the University of ty Advisory Committee also result of training in proper safe­ A support this project. CHOPS ty habits and attitudes. Your PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - requesting photographs and the Rochester in Rochester, N.Y., (End and Cantar Cuts) ROAST hometown of Cranston, R.I., an Safety Town consists of a children can get this training at PORK The man who created the business cards...some from as a unique scholarship program STEAK old Italian gentleman yelled out miniature town, cmplete with Safety Town, if and when it is Western hero “Paladin” made far away as (California.” In his benefits students judged to ROAST “Paladino.” have greatest potential. buildings, streets, traffic lights established in Manchester. famous on .television by actor rodeo acts. Decosta did’ trick “It just struck' me that and signs, as well as toy Richard Boone on the series riding and shooting, fast The Wilson Scholarship I M M N E C T m Paladin would be a good rump Program was insistuted two automobiles. It* is especially Walking across streets T A t “Have Gun Will Travel” lives drawing and roping. for a Western hero, and I used it designed to help your pre- and works in Rhode Island and “There wasn’t anybody who years ago in memory of Joseph without mishap is a task that as my name in the rodeo act,” C. Wilson, an alumnus, trustee school children gain first-hand requires skill developed as a spends weekends teaching could beat me in the fast he said. experience with the traffic con­ draw.” and benefactor. He was head of result of training in proper safe­ children the dangers of When dressed in his black ditions and problems they will firearms. He said he has no hard Xerox Corporation. ty habits and attitudes. Your : cowboy suit, he is a menacing encounter when they go to : P The Wilson scholars, excep­ children can get this training 7 9 ? ? Victor Decosta, 65, claims he feelings against CBS but feels school. 7 9 6 9 looking figure. He spends his 5 9 tionally bright, are selected free at Safety Town, if and originated the idea of the he was “sort of taken. In fact I FABRIC SUPPLY CO At Safety Town, your children fr « time going about teaching blackgarbed gunslinger who sure would like to meet Mr. each year from the incoming when it is estabslished in children the dangers involved in will learn through participation Manchester. traveled the West, using his six- Boone some day. He sure is a freshman class. Throughout un­ how to; U.S.DJL Ctwica the misuse of guns. dergraduate years, each Wilson In May, sponsors of the Ver­ U.S.O.A. Choice guns to uphold the law and fine actor.” “I look tough, and you can bet MAIN ST., HEBRON, CONN. 1. Recognize and understand BONELESS ROLLED Prince Kotex protect,the meek. The name “ Paladin” Scholar works with a dis­ 2204HHM non Safety Town will outline BONELESS that the youngsters listen to tinguished faculty sponsor, the meanings of traffic signs their success with this program He said he got the idea in originated when, while exer­ me.” and signals. CRISIK) 1946, 11 years before the cising one of his horses in his usually as an assistant on a Open Monday Ihni Saturday, 9 a.0L to 9 p.m. Clond Sunday at a meeting of the Manchester rriw research project. Each scholar 2. Cross streets only at cor­ Safety Advisory Committee. SANITARY ■ programs were first aired on ners. l»UCK TOP ROUW the Columbia Broadcasting Interested town organizations 3. Ooss at intersections using and members of the general System (CBS) in 1957. traffic signs and sgnals. ON. A U.S. magistrate has ruled public are invited to attend this SPAGHETTI 4. Develop the responsibility meeting. ROAST 2 4 -o z . NAPKINS that CBS must reimburse and judgment necessary for STEAK or Elbows 24 Super or Reg. The exact date, time, and 2 L b s . Decosta for pirating the idea. safe crossing at intersections The decision could make OUR GREATEST SALE EVER place of the meeting will be an­ where there are no traffic con­ nounced soon. Decosta a wealthy man. He Is A G W A ^ trols. employed by Rhode Island as a «< SMortDd fabrics from a ratall 5. Recopize and understand e i n o S I C O A A ^ heavy equipment mechanic. He MOW UP TO iFlRST 0^1 but MOST ARE CLEAN. the meanings of signals given has five children and 14 >FIRST QUALITY FABRIC8...AND YOU CAN SAVE 80% AND MOBEI by drivers for turning. Average Increase grandchildren. 6. Cooperate with police, In Fires Small Magistrate Jacob Hagopian adult crossing guards, and 1 ^ ruled that CBS is "required to school safety patrol members The Last Decade 8 9 * hand over the proceeds of their who are assign^ to assist them 7 3 ^ Boston — Despite the izreatly wrong to the plaintiff by reason IN LESS THAN at certain crossings. of their unjust enrichment.” FASMON PRUTS increased amount of property Ail fiiM quality - 45" wida - full bolts. Salactlon includes Dacron 7. Walk on the left side traffic available to bum, the average “From The Dell’’ ff The show realized a profit of |14 in areas without side walks. ‘The Freshest Produce Sold million by 1966, and had an es­ Acstates, Jsrasya, Broadcloth. Acrylic Challla. Ducks, and Mora. annual increase in the number 8. Better understand the of U. S. fires over the last timated weekly audience of 29 Compare at $1.79 to $2.98 problems of both drivers and decade has been kept to .68 per U.S. #1 IDAHO . million when home televisions pedestrians in traffic. cent. Currently the rate is 13.1 were not as common as they 9. Avoid the danger of fires per thousand population. are today. WITH ANY 10-16 HP walking or playing around The cost of fire per capita, BOILED HAM CBS says it will appeal the FORD LAWN & GARDEN parked cars. however, is rising markedly, judgment. from $8.61 in 1960 to $13.94 in 10. Assume the respon­ Decosta said Tuesday he TRACTOR FROM AGWAYI 1972. sUrted legal action in 1957 ‘ ‘two REMNANT PIECES Imported weeks after he first saw the Choice from t^e complete line Agway carries potatdes SIS yd. to S yd. euto. Chtoto.’ ta .; M - ■NTUiunoNAL H unresT ta program.” with fHtures/tike tone, knits, vollas. solids, prints, chocks, ate. "1 just couldn’t believe my % Lb. CalHornIa eyes when I first saw it...I had a • rugged construction and sturdy engine • hydraulic implement lift on some 5-lb. Bag tough time convincing my • manual 3 and 4 speed gear drive models or easy 3-polnt hitch system ICEBERG friends that that guy on the systems or hydrostatic, shift-free • electric start on some models or screen was not me.” Decosta drive on some models easy recoil start LEHUCE b e a rs a re m a rk a b le • speed capabilities of 0 to 7.32 mph • engine sizes ranging from 7 to 16 hp mVESIER i COTTON KNTS <1.49 . resemblance to the rough hewn • deep padded adjustable seats, fenders • automotive type disc brakes Richard Boone. He said he has and taillights “From The Dairy” spent 128,000 in legal fees with • big tires for good flotation nine law firms to reach a AND PRICES BEGINNING AS LOW AS $ 8 WITH OVER 50 OPTIONAL ATTACHMENTS, favorable decision. YOU CAN DO EVEN MORE ... • METAL ZIPPERS So each a CARDED RDTTDNS Sc card Decosta still has several head black cowboy suits which he FREE YARDSTICKS TO FIRST 50 CUSTOMERS wears when he makes public FASTER AND BETTER! MARGARINE appearances, most of them for chvity causes. Mow grass • Smooth gravel Fresh One of the gimmicks the drives • Haul wood or dirt • Mrs. FllberTs program used was the passing Remove snow • Plow or culti­ STRAWBERRIES pint out of business cards by Paladin 8-oz. saying “ Have Gun Will DON’T WAIT ONE MORE DAY! vate your garden • Aerate, Ripe, Yellow New Taxes Travel.” Decosta said he sweep or roll your lawn • Dig • STOCK ROOM Plastic call BUCKLAND Agumy at 643-5123 BANAHAS...... to. 1 2 « .lb. adopted that idea also while he Lift • Cart • Plant • Fertilize • SPECIALS COME IN AND SEE WHAT Mugs ONIONS was working in rodeos as a for your free home demon­ Grind or shred leaves, grass or TO MANCHESTER younger man. stration of a FORD lawn & , tree Clippings • AND LOTS, YARDS to chooca from. Flrats. Beronds. Pull ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY! He had cards printed and garden worker today. 3 Bolts. Ramnanta. Choosa from cottons, knita. drapary prints, LOTS MORE! Get an Edger Trimmer and Hedge Trimmer for just $1.00 when gave them out during his vollss. linsns, prints, solids, linings. InlsrfMHngs and ^ ABSOLUTELY NO OBUGATIONI C W ITH T N lt C O ttf ... WITH THIS COUPON you buy a Cadet Riding Mower. WtTHTlIIICi WITH THIS COUfOa travels with the rodeos and wild m ora. ^ AtSeOPUACNA ' / w W T I k K WITH TiOt COOP A 55 00 PUACNASE A ts.ao rvacMA A $5.00 FUtCNASt west shows. He is a former Valuas from 70s yd. to $2.00 yd. and Moral Or get a Mower Attachment for only $1.00 when you 4 13 00 POOCN4 bronco buster, and grew up •To buy a Cub Cadet* Lawn and Garden Tractor. Rt 66 5 e ti< around horses. He started in the Come to the greenest store In town! D O ^ C ^ u m b ia O ttir tip irM Jaiia 10.1174. A 4 A A M N U * COUPON m 19« COUPON rodeo business in 1919 and AS LOW AS ^ 7 0 1 ®® w 14. C M k i i a e l l l stayed until 1953 when be was CONN. A G W A Y , IN C ■OUWMMT.tNOe-. FABklC 0 HaLSBMS S.O.S. n D a D MHWBlMOUSt HAMBUBBER q D CIOROX II g thrown frofn a horse and went .CONN. FABRIC SUPPLY CO. 18268897 ------a ------Cl ^ to work in the construction SUPPLY BROWNIE MIX 643-S123 •PL«i«riS& To Colchestej- Main 8L, Hobron 228-3804 MiwiAsmsa business. ORR ctspRR Pt, rsRNii e*** 'w ^®89 SULLIVAN AVB:.ibufHWiND80R®' See Gd o m h Per FmhN “I had all kinds of people The Store Wffh Neerf n L 2 8 9 - 3 4 D 6 The Stofa With Heart P ^ E TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Thurs.. April 18 1974

Rockville M ^ CHESTER EVENING HERALD. Cm,., > ^ 1, i,. League Study Shows Most Hospital Use Car Getting to Work Notes Community Objects Admitted Wednesday: Scene From Here ■Vi’ George Baker, Regan Rd., To Implement Firm’s Only 953 of the approximate League’s report include; muter express bus line running Rockville; Leon Chorches, 21,000 Manchester residents • Manchester isn’t a member Monday through Friday. Tolland; Armand Demers, Cot­ By S o l R. C o h e n Treatment of Dealer who work in town actually walk of the Greater Hartford ’Transit tage St., Rockville; Loretta to work, according to a • The only intracity bus Is a m District, which has a potential Devine, Court St., Rockville; By DON BEMAN John Deere . Board Chairman ptieliminary study of local vehicle operated by the town’s membership of 29 towns. Towns Senior Citizens Center. The Barbara Moynihan, WlUiman- LINCOLN, Neb. (U PI)-The WUUam A. Hewitt and EUwood transportation needs conducted t now members are Bloomfield, League noted, however, that \ tic; William Tyler, Dobson Rd., people of Orchard, Neb., pop­ F. Curtis, company president; by the Manchester League of East Hartford, Hartford, the local Chamber of Vernon; Garry Weber, Merline ulation 467, didn’t like the “People who give loyalty and Women Voters. Dr., Vernon; Sarah West, RFD Newington, Rocky Hill, Vernon, Commerce is studying the “Dear John” letter that the devote years of their lives in The League, which is in the V :\ 8, Vernon. West Hartford, Wethersfield, possibility of minibus service. John Deere Co. sent to its creating success and a good midst of a two-year study of Discharged Wednesday; Mrs. and Windsor. • Manchester has no taxicab Orchard francise. So ttey’ve name for John Deere are de- transportation, said the walk- \ i 3 Marilyn ^ostipi and son, Staf­ • Intercity bus service in service, other that provided by started a f i^ t to keep the 35- Krving of something better to-work figure illustrates “an ford Springs; Christopher Divided Minority? Manchester consists of only an East Hartford firm. That year-old business alive. from John Deere than a ‘Dear overwhelming use of cars” for Borovicka, Stafford Spmgs; three routes to and from Hart­ service is limited, the League Franchise owner Wayne John’ letter... Execution of this transportation to and from Christiana Champion, Mt. Ver­ When Manchester Democrats swept the And so it goes. There are those observers ford. They are two regular says; There are only four cabs municipal elections last November and the Holliday received a letter from threat (to cancel) would an work. routes, operating daily except non Apts., Rockville; Daniel (and listeners, too) who say the present serving Manchester. Republicans salvaged only those three the huge farm implement firm act of corporate irresponsibility Other points made in the Sunday, and a special com- DeRocher, Carol Dr., Tolland; board is one of the most talkative, last year, informing him that • There is no rail passenger seats on the Board of Directors guaranteed whose ominous implications service in town — only freight Roy Kellem, Stafford Springs; argumentative and disturbing boards of the his franchise with the firm will send shock waves of con­ them under the charter’s minority- service — and the railroad ac­ Precillia LaBonte, Burlington; past several years. would terminate Oct. 31,1974. cern rippling through this counts for only ten per cent of Nicole LeToumeau, Lorraine representation rule, the three pledged to be It s a board of whose members it might Holliday did $300,000 worth of agricultural state. LWV Questionnaire the freight moved in and out of Dr., Tolland; Donna Mulock, a “vocal minority.” business with the firm last “When communities like Hartl Dr., Vernon; Julian be said, “They can’t win for losing.” town. The other 90 per cent is That they’ve been vocal in the five year. Orchard become embittered The Manchester League of questionnaires, and moved by truck. Paszek, Pearl Dr., Vernon; months since the election is true. That He recalled the days in 1939 and disenchanted with big Mrs. Unda Quick and son, When State Comptroller Nathan Women Voters has begun dis­ Manchester's secondary • T h e re a re s e v e ra l they’re still the minority is equally true. when Deere representatives business and are victimized by EvergTMn Rd., Vernon; Clara Agostinelli announced Monday he is a can­ ;?■ tribution of thousands of schools will also be par­ Manchester residents who ride Hoiyever, judging from their vocalizing had camped on his grand­ those so-called ‘good business questionnaires seeking citizen Robbins, High St., Rockville; didate for the GOP nomination for gover­ ticipating. bicycles to work. these past five months, one has to wonder father’s doorstep, anxious to decisions’ which are bad social reaction to transportatiqn Catherine Saunders, Range Hill nor, the story and his picture were carried sign up a dealer^ip in the tiny policy, it is but a balf step to Questionnaire distribution The League report is only a whether the Minority three have deluded . needs in the Capitol Region. and return points are also preliminary study of transpor­ Dr., Rockville; Cecelia Virkler, by Tuesday’s New York Daily News. northeast Nebraska communi­ government restriction of Boulder Crest Lane, Vernon. themselves into believing they’ve become « The questionnaires are keyed expected to be established at tation needs and League ty- “They were very much In­ business prerogatives. Birth Wednesday: A daughter the majority. J to promotion of a television the Municipal Building, in town members haven’t taken a posi­ The April 4 public hearing on 1974-75 terested in a dealership in ; program - "Trans/Action; libraries, and at several Massing the Buck’ on Striping Job to Mr. and Mrs. James Shelton, And we’ll have to qualify that Minority budgets and tax rates ended at 10 p.m. and^ Orchard then,” he said. tion of needs, awaiting comple­ Enfield. II) Who’s Directing Traffic?” — business establishments. tion of the study project in three designation. Actually, more times we called it one of the shortest in recent ‘‘But they don’t seem to want t sponsored by Leagues than not, it’s been the Minority two. Carl us anymore.” He said the com­ The questionnaires seek September 1975. Wchard Clark (third from left), president of the Greater Washington—U.S. agriculture years. throughout the region and saved downtown from the state’s parallel parking system. pany cited a trend toward answers to six questions regard­ The local women are relies on banks and other lend­ Zinsser and Hillery Gallagher have been Mayor John Thompson has reminded us, GUKS scheduled to air April 23 (8:30 Manchester Chamber of Commerce, “passes the buck” to Participating in Wednesday’s buck-passing were (left to bigger business as the only ing the existing bus system, cooperating with Leagues of Town Manager Robert Weiss, handing him a check paying ing institutions for farm credit. paired in almost all discussions and actions. and the steno^aphic minutes bear him out, Flip Flap^Jacks fo r Charity I p.m. on Channel 30). possible improvements in Women Voters in other Greater right) Chamber officials Everett J. Livesey, Robert W. Today’s agriculture is a $3:19 Vivian Ferguson, although the ranking reason for the cancellation. Bornard Lozier, i The local League has con- the town for last fall’s pre-Christmas restriping of Main St. that the April 2, 1973 public hearing was “The people who are really bic. public transportation systems, Hartford towns, who are con­ Weinberg, Clark, Town Manager Weiss, Police Chief billion production plant. Its Republican and the high vote-getter of the , tacted several civic to angle parking. Tenants and property owners contributed adjourned at 9:50 p.m. " pancakes, they’re one and the same as, left to up in arms about this are the the responsibility for mass ducting the METRO Project on James Reardon, and Chamber official G^rge Marlow. value has doubled in the past 20 three, has been finding herself at odds with nght, Tony Abbrazese, ^ a n k Filloramo and Bemie Giovino practice for tlw r culinary ; organizations to distribute the transit, and general informa­ transportation priorities under the totai $1,376.97 for the restriping, which temporariiy years. local farmers,” Holliday said, ffapa/n and (Herald photo by Pinto) the other two of late. Many times she has nJhfmmT ^ pancake festival April 28 at the Army and Na^ tion. a Carnegie Foundation grant. Vice President Gerald Ford will make a adding that State Sen. Ernest A. Sapifeamantal been with the Democrats — in 7 to 2 votes. major address in Connecticut on May 26, a ^ ^ ^ ® proceeds from the event go to charity. Giovino is presided Chambers of Omalurhas joined An oddity has developed of late — a new Sunday. He will be guest speaker at a fund­ UNICO; Filloramo is publicity chairman for the festival them in writing protest letters Ptiono and Abbruzese is festival chairman. (Herald photo by Dunn) to the firm. Hebron coalition. It has only two members at pre­ raiser for U.S. Rep. Ronald Sarasin, R, Chambers wrote in a letter to 649-448f Fire Calls sent — the two ladies of the board — Mrs., Fifth District, who is seeking re-election to About Town MH^ Taking New Look Ferguson and Democrat Phyllis Jackston.' Congress. WEDNESDAY Both seem to have more time to do their The event will be in Danbury, with a At Sites for Housing 12:« p.m. - 687 Main St. Air research and homework than the seven men cocktail party at the Ramada Inn and Convention Delegates conditioning unit smoking. members, whose private jobs restrict their By DOUG BEVINS was sold in public auction dinner at the Amber Room. Reservations for the Child Town Fire Department public time. Consequently, the two ladies at Tem plets Fliior Covering and Family Services dinner- The Manchester Housing Wednesday morning. Authority turned its attention responded. cotne to meetings prepared - armed to the theater program Friday at The MHA’s Wednesday night 2:43 p.m. — Town Fire FREEBOOKin Returning to the subject of minorities and Willie’s Steak House are still away from downtown discussion didn’t concentrate Chosen by Democrats earings in facts and figures and ready to do majorities on the Manchester Board of Wednesday night and discussed Department responded to grass On Pnnb battle. available by calling Ann Miller, on the Taggart property, fire on Interstate 86 between Directors, just think how entrenched all several other possible locations though. They went into great But, alas! They, too, appear to have 646-1180. A social hour begins NANCY DRINKUTH governor and U.S. senator will exits 91 and 92. nine of them could become if they managed for its planned 40-unit elderly detail on a Spencer St. parcel will serve on a committee to 6:30 p.m., dinner at 7:30 p.m., Correspondent be chosen. 2:53 p.m. — Car fire at 75 delud^ themselves into believing they will to hold the taxline for 1974-75. Too much to followed by the show at 9 p.m. housing project. just brought to their attention. plan the party. HARTFORD prevail and their views will become the MHA members didn't reject Tel. 228-3970 Town Committee Center St. (Town) expect? Hartford actually is cutting its. ^ ' O i m SPECIU OF THE The Little Theatre of The five-acre parcel at 195 At a caucus of the Caucus 5:34 p.m. — Grass fire at 400 Tel. 643-1048 majority views. a downtown site for the state- Spencer St., owned by Wilber A Democratic Town Com­ m b m m m m m #« ■ naiuM... Manchester will present “A Etemocratic party on Tuesday A date must be set for a E. Middle Tpke. (Town) YOUR AUTHORIZED w m m m Taste of Broadway.” funded $640,000 project, but Little, is immediately east of mittee meeting followed the caucus to nominate a candidate A lUIMHOW OF they agreed that there weren’t night, the following people were caucus. At the meeting. Town the K-Mart shopping center. for judge of probate and can­ TODAY HERITAGE ■ enough funds available for a chosen as convention Chairman Richard Keefe read a MHA members agreed the delegates; didates for justices of the 7:57 a.m. — Malfunction in oil ALUMINUM SWIMMING eOLORO TO CHOOOl B eaatifal The Polish National Alliance particular location being letter of thanks from Ella ASK THEAfABOUT THEIR property is an ideal location — State: Aaron Reid and peace. This caucus must be burner at 357 Broad St. (Town) POOL DEALER Group 1988 will meet Saturday studied — a th) ee-quarter-acre proximity to shopping, provi­ Grasso. The committee PABox SPRINGTIME SALE OF MaUI-Colored at 2 p.m, at St. John’s Polish Richard Keefe. held by Democrats on either lot at Braiiiaid PI. and Johnson sion for utilities, and it’s on a members had voted at their last July 30-31 or Aug. 1. No date SHAG National Catholic Church hall. Ter. Congressional; Russ Ander­ Coming Weeks Famous Name Brand Carpeting meeting to endorse Mrs. Grasso bus line — and they decided to son and Joe Fill. was chosen. Polish Women’s Alliance Group Cost estiin:iti of that down­ investigate further. for the gubernatorial nomina­ lastalle tl Senatorial; Cynthia Wilson Coming Events 518 will meet Saturday at 3 p.m. town parce owned by Other sites given considera­ tion. W aU to w aU at the church hall. developer Ale- ander Jarvis, and Lee Erickson. Committee members voted to The following special events tion Wednesday night were: County: Wilbur Dennis and have been plann^ for Satur­ weren’t disclosed, although it Peck property on the south side donate $50 to Boys and Girls wtlh keavy pail has bean indicated that the Wallace Clebowicz. State. This contribution is $20 day; CruciaLto Nixon of N. Main St., across from the asking price for the (and is Assembly; Joan Rowley and more than was given last year. Rid Litter Day sponsored by Balf Co. plant; Ponticelli Nancy Dri.nkuth. the Recreation Commission and Norway Reports about three times mere than property on N. Main St., which Cocktail Party I (Commentary) The dates for the conventions assisted by the Hebron Lions Tliis is the relished the battle in the past, learn the full story of l^a MANY jpl the MHA wants to spend. now supports a greenhouse; The date for a fund-raising Big Oil Find have been set for the last two Club, 9 a.m. to noon, beginning By HELEN THOMAS Watergate is the supreme test Watergate at that time from The Connecticut Department Taggart property on Chapel St.; cocktail party was set for June season for weeks in July. The State and ending at the Lions WASHINGTON (UPI) - of his coolness under fire. But John W. Dean, the only former s Tweeds |;l OSLO (UPI) - The of Community Affairs, which is Sacharek property at Cottage Convention will be held on July 8 at the home of J. Stewart Fairgrounds. Free hot dogs and Whitfe House top aides firmly his face and his sagging aide to suggest directly that the government’s oil directorate administering the elderly and Oak Sts.; and land on Stockwell. BLACK 19 and 20. At this convention the soda will be served. believe the coming weeks are shoulders show that Watergate President as involved in the I ^ P l i a h e ^ ^ announced Wednesday a new housing grant, has set a $24,000 Bissell St. opposite Johnson Democratic candidates for Stockwell, Joan Rowley, Nan­ Town Clerk’s office hours, 9 crucial on the question of has taken a toll on him physical­ coverup. big oil discovery in the limit for land acquisition. Ter. cy Drinkuth and Emile Caron CARPENTER ANTS a.m. to noon. Town Office whether President Nixon will ly and emotionally. Norwegian sector of the North The Departmen' of Com MHA members ruled out the In addition to being A Number Options Sea. Building, for the opening day of survive the Watergate debacle. Early next week, he faces a munity Affairs, aft ■ -’-spection Cottage Str and Bissell St. land unsightly and unsanitary. major confrontatioon with the One aide said a number of op­ The announcement said that fishing season. They appear certain he will. of the Jarvis property earlier because they expected such West Coast Killings Black Ants excavate House Judiciary Committee, tions were explored on March the tests in the first well in the Food and rummage sale spon­ His aides are confident that this month, granted approval sites would require high-rise extensive galleries in wood when he is expected to refuse to 21 when Dean, according to Brent field, northwest of the for the location, clearing the sored by the American Legion the proof of Nixon's innocence construction, a costly prospect. to serve as nesting places turn over all of the tape record­ Nixon, first informed him that Solarian city of Bergen, had given a way for price negotiations. But Auxiliary, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.. is available. But they worry money was being paid to Spur Hard Probe Post Home. and may cause extensive about the emotional at­ ings and other materials it has it with maximum production of 10,560 the MHA, indicating that the damage to your home. Watergate defendants to buy barrels of oil a day. mosphere generated by one subpoenaed covering a period The New price was too high, continued Alioto said. He said police have Menus their silence. “The operative n o to e rs , This result is better than the Blasting SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — revelation after another which last year before and after Nixon looking at housing sites in other ‘ ‘blanketed this town with auto The menus for next week at fact is what the President did Armstrong Yade in your first tests carried out at the Mayor Joseph L. Alioto, calling they feel can mitigate against said he learned of the parts of Manchester. patrols and walking patrols” to the elementary schools will be: Watergate coverup. do,” said the aide, explaining Norwegian Ekofisk Field, MHA members and the Started it an "extraordinary situation,” Monday: Ravioli, cheese the President among those who that “the men were told to go to Floor That old mop say it with said police will stop many carry out what is known as want to get it over with. Presidential aides say Nixon which is expected to have a project architect, Dominic MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - “Operation Zebra.” slice, cole slaw, peaches. the grand jury.” Armstrong production of 19 million tons a Motorists traveling interstate citizens today for questioning in ‘The next two or three will provide documentary proof Shines Congoleum Cimino of Hartford, inspected Police Chief Donald Scott Tuesday: Salami grinder, Nixon has been criticized for , now sunshine, year by 1980. 91 near Country Club Rond in a rash of random street f Call months are importnat,” said of his innocence. At the same five of the sites this week. said that only persons who orange juice, garden salad, not reporting the coverup to Without Middletown should prepare to killings. one key adviser. "I think he’ll time, there are indications that for a never Cimino's report, discussed by match the description in the potato chips, applesauce cake. proper investigative authorities stop or take alternate noontime “We are going to be stopping for 0 Preventive Maintenance program win.” some of the verbatim texts of Wax MHA members Wednesday police drawings will be stopped. Wednesday: Hamburg on the tapes cannot be turned over, immediately instead of waiting, wax... routes because of rock blasting, people in San Francisco who roll, elbow macaroni salad, Nixon himself reflects a stoic or sa y it night, placed emphasis on two The pictures depicted a black, in the view of his aides, because as he said he did, until he could ' locations: State-owned proper­ the Department of Transporta­ have a certain profile. We’re green beans, citrus cup. determination to see through make a personal investigation. floorl IL Women Better-Educated tion said Wednesday. going to stop a lot of people,” thin-face(I,man in a knit cap, 20 his seventh crisis. Not one of they deal in personalities, with ty on Wetherell St. and Taggart to 30 years old and between five Thursday: Schoolnqade ham- "We'll explain this gap” the |95 All 1-94 traffic no^^h and Alioto said Wednesday after his aides believes he will cave ‘‘pillow talk” and rambling dis­ New York—Today moje than family property on Woodland feet, nine inches, and six feet burg pizza, garden salad, fruit 649-9240 aide said. ‘‘The President did two out of three women work­ police issued composite in under the Watergate on- sertations which do not repre­ ■St. .1. .. south will be stopped from five tall. cocktail. not know the full picture on ID SOLARMAN ers have at least a high school to 15 minutes for blasting daily drawings of a man suspected in saught. Such a move, they con­ sent Nixon’s actions, but could PmrAIUTION IXTIU ky Anastroag The MHA learned, however, Alioto said it was “a police Friday: Chicken vegetable March 21. He knew for the first education and one out of 10 is for the next five months, said the slaying of 12 persons since tend, is alien to his nature. be harmful. UP TO tali' that it was too late to cons'Idfer action without parallel in San soup, tuna salad sandwich, time some of the White House a college graduate. Williaqa E. Keish Jr., the last November. BUSS EXIEIMIMTOI CO., HC. For example, they say that a the state-owned property: It Francisco history” and was carrot and celery sticks, pud­ Supreme Test March 21,1OT3, tape shows con­ guys were involved.” department’s- director of com­ “This is an extraordinary ding sundae. The Oldest & Largest in Conn. For Nixon, who has above all Furthermore, those who have 11974 PATTERNS NOW Amtico The No-Wax Floor munications. situation and it calls for necessary to end the string of clusively that Nixon did not apparently motiveless killings. heard the tapes say Boston AVAILABLE Kentile _ . extreme measures,” the mayor criminal lawyer James D. St. is at your door! W added:. “I want the people of &in MiMIgnaunnM Francisco to understand that Clair would not have risked his 0 All of the victims^— 12 dead repuUtion to fight for Nixon’s for one year A and six wounded —'^have been this is not a racial issue,” :OMPLETE LINE OF NO WAX aOORS Alioto said, “but it is a blunt Assembly Acts survival in office if he was not AVAIUBLE ^ white and their assailants have confident he could do an effec­ M 5 been described by witnesses as fact that the victims are white No Scrubbing! and our description says the tive job. IN black. Meantime, in the eyes of his No Wax! No Waxing! # “We ask the cooperation of suspect is black. On Legislation “With this police action, as staff, the President remains No Sirippiiig! 1974 citizens and we want to assure "very controlled and a very dis­ ^< 4hem that we will be mindful of with other things, all we are PATTERNS trying to do in this life is hold 25 leasons Miliy ciplined fellow.” X their constitutional rights,” Affecting Women ^ragedy to a minimum.” They say he makes the key decisions although he has given BEEF FRANKS HARTFORD (UPI) - The Migliaro, R-Wolcott, the only St. Clair broad authority to han­ ban against letting women opponent, charged that the your office should be witness legal electrocutions in dle his legal defense. As the Im­ ixHinM caiPin We can remodel your old are now available in all leading delicateaaens. elimination of corroborating is Connecticut has been given a unfair. peachment circle grows LOSE 20 POUNDS tighter, aides insist Nixon is not M W $ bathroom with our legislative death sentence and "Why should the burden of This is Just needs only Gov. Thomas J. preoccupied with Watergate CUOI-OOT proof rest on the male when it is Rgo- 169.95 ceramic wall tile and The Best Way To J at Glen Lochen. Mesklll’s signature to become but capable of . handling other IN TWO WEEKS! the woman pressing charges?” Fantout U.S. Woman Ski Team DIat law. he said. major issues confronting the beautiful ceramic floorii Another On another of eight issues nation. Start Off The • During the non-snow off season the U.S. Women’s Alpine Connecticut’s present law is 1. Woodland and park setting with 6. 25 intriguing retail considered important by But they say he feels the in­ CERAMIC TILE plus Ski Team members go on the “Ski Team” diet to lose 20 based on a New York statute vestigation must be brought to pounds in two weeks. That’s right — 20 pounds in 14 days! Salmon Brook at your door. shops downstairs. feminists, the House has given which has since been repealed. >ne - Stop Outdoor Barbecue J initial approval 133-1 to a bill a quick conclusion. The basis of the diet is chemical food action and was devised 2. Minutes to 1-84, 1-91, 7. 2 outstanding Legal historians have traced custom made vanities alloiving a women’s testimony by a famous Colorado physician especially for the U.S. Ski and Route 2. the corroboration rule to the [TUB AREA INSTALLATION restaurants downstairs. to suffice in a rape case. Under that are custom built Season Is To J Team. Normal energy is maintained (very important!) fear of early lawmakers that as Service 3. Laminated post and beam present law, all elements of a Muriel Yacavone while reducing. You keep "full” - no starvation - because 8. Plenty of free parking. men in public life they were with 2 pc. fixture up to 50 sq. ft violated j woman’s rape Will Run Again for you! Make Sure They're ^ the diet is designed that way. It’s a diet that is easy to follow architecture; extensive glass 9. Central air conditioning. easy targets for women From Us whether you work, travel or stey at home. (Not the and skylighting. testimony., must be cor­ blackmailers or false accusers. state Rep. Muriel Yacavone, 10. Full maintenance, utilities. roborated before her attacker A COMPLETE JOB INCLUDING PLUMBINGI grapefruit diet!). 4. Custom partitioning and Rep. James F. Binghapi, R- D, .East Hartford, has an­ BOGNER I 11. Competitive rental cost. can be convicted. Stamford, said the reluctance nounced she will seek re- This is, honestly, a fantastically successful diet. If it furniture from our own mill $ 8 8 ^ weren’t, the U.S. Women’s Ski Team wouldn’t be permitted 12 - 25. Must be seen to be ap­ • The execution measure, given of many women to go through election to the General final approval In the Senate and to use it! Right? So, give yourself the same break the U.S. 5. Direct bus service to preciated. Call 633-4208 to the indignities required in Assembly. ^ BEEFFRAHKSI 2 sent to the governor, would Ski Team gets. Lose weight the scientific, proven way. Even downtown Hartford. providing corroborating Mrs. Yacavone represents arrange personal tour. allow the condemned to choose ,; ‘ Federally Inspected Plant la S if you ve tried all the other diets, you owe it to yourself to try evidence results in the attacker the Ninth Assembly District, HOURS: the U.S. Women’s Ski Team Diet. That is, if you really do three adults to witness his getting a\jay with the crime. which consists of part of East 643-6662 Located Right Here In S Lease a custom-designed office or oiwi a contemporary execution besides certain of­ Mon., Tnes.V 643-6663 Mancheaterl V want to lose 20 pounds in two weeks. Order today. Tear this Hartord and part of Manchester out as a reminder. ficials and newsmen. (that portion covered by Voting m m i ' s office condominium in the most exciting retail and residential "There is a strong feeling By the same token, another Send only $3.00 ($3.25 for Rush Service) - cash is O.K. - that the demand for this District 9). Wed., Sat. environment in New England. measure in the package would rAlso Look for Bogner Beef ^ to: NATIONAL HEALTH INSTITUTE, P.O. Boix39, Dept. evidence is discriminatory,” Mrs. Yacavone is serving her allow men to qualify as 16, Durham, (]alif. 95938. Don’t order unless you want to lose Bingham, co-chairman of the second term as state represen- 9 to 6 CARPET AND pOOR COVERINB Salami and Dell-Style S midwives to assist expectant Bologna. ■ 20 pounds in two weeks! Because that’s what the Ski Team Judiciary Committee, said. tative. Her committee Diet will do. (<1972 mothers in the birth of their assignments have been public Thurs, & Fri. children. "It is certainly demeaning and acts to prevent women health and safety, the environ­ 308 MAIN STREET, GlenLochen Speaking against the rape P.O. Box 279, Glastonbury, Cbnnvcticui 06033 from reporting rape to the ment, transportation, and cor­ 9 to 9 measure. Rep. Eugene A. proper authorities,” he said. rections. MANCHESTER

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It eoata no mora to deep. Vacant. — T.J. above ground pool, big living An Increase In our staffing pattern In ICU niought” oven, range, dishwasher, TREE SERVICE (Soucier) ^•••HMbailnthabulnaaa Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577 room. Located in excellent BoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 aluminum siding, convenient Trees cut, trimmed or topp^. INTERIOR - Elxterior painting, ■ acALToa has created openings for experienced neighborhood for children. |33,- She Herath location, nice yard. Bowers stumps removed, fully insur^.' e reasonable prices, RN’s on day, evening and night shifts ~ Today! Lee and Lamont Realty, free es- WE INSTALL Aluminum School area. 134,800. Got a tree problem? Well worth timates, please call 524-0930. MANCHESTER - Clean 5 1/2 875-0000, 872-4690. siding, storm< windows, doors, ANTED "" CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING full or part-time. Experience In Intensive Minimum down. room home on beautiful treed a phone call. 742-8252. P A P E R HANGING and ceiling Care nursing preferred. In-service ( m I H 3 - 2 7 U acre lot. Full basement, new TOLLAND - Custom Dutch UAR REALTY CO. JNC. TRUtneiNG, odd jobs, moving painting. Neat work. EXPERIENCED bath, one-car garage. Colonial in country setting with aluminum storm windows in- , programs tailored to Individual needs are 6 4 3-2 6 9 2 large appliances, cleaning R^sonable rates. Phone. 643- Immediate occupancy. Only seven big rooms. This quality stalled, $17.88. Turnpike TV ' IMwrt D. Murdock, iM to r cellars and attics, also some provided on all shifts. Excellent benefits Manchester 128,900. Call today. Kelto Real new home includes an. 18x15’ Home Improvements, 6493406. I AMBITIOUS tree work done. 644-1775. ...SoHMono Estate, 6464128, 6491922. master bedroom with fireplace, and competitive rates. Building-Contracting 33 *wyhovt6Wtty«« Evening two or three other bedrooms, BIDWELL Home Improvement ASGRESSIVE PHONE 643-2711 LIG H T Trucking - Odd jobs, « h a p p y o M MANCHESTER - Attractive MANCHESTER - BOLTON spacious kitchen with custom Co. Expert installation of cellars and attics cleaned, MASOJVRY - All types, 17. adjustments. Small classes.clas openings on all three shifts. heated family room, three iiiNKSCO TELLA plumbing, “ 'S C - " ’ * ^ ^ pa sand.649 56 — Raaort P ro p ^ tor Rant back with interest. 640w MEAT CUTTER w ith public accounting, tax Reasonable rates. 6436226. MANCHESTER - Several six ODD JOBS - You name it - we ° FOR SALE 9504 0 57 — Wantad mI m Phone TOLLAND - Three bedroom bedrooms, country size kitchen, TIM O TH Y J. Connelly Carpen- between 5-6. experience, apply in person on­ 1 aurel Manor, 649-4519. experience helpful. Advance­ AIR-CONDITIONING and room homes, fireplaces, gar­ do it. Phone John at M3-2097 or 58 — Mlac. tor RM Raised Ranch set on acre 1 1/2 baths.O nly $33,000. and (tenerai Contracting. ly, Guidos Coventry Super SWIMMING pool installers, ment opportunity excellent. refrigeration service man. ages, handy locations, well Andy at 872-2385. AUTOMOTIVB wooded lot, eat-in kitchen plus Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Residential and commercial.al. oremirgen: A ^ ' ^ ^ T a l a ...... 4) ExSvaullg^MnEw” Market, Route 31, Main Street, MAID wanted for motel work, will train. Ample overtime. Please send resume, Tired of ladder and tool box? maintained. Mid to lower 30s. 61 — Autoc tor Sato dining room with sliders to M92813. experience preferred. Full­ Phone 742-7308. Manchester Herald Box RR. We need an inside man as ser­ Belfiore Agency, M7-1413. LAWN SERVICE - Complete Whether it be a small repair ______1 ______AI iTMTMiTM ^ DatuUppe Brothers, Inc., 82 — Truck* tor Sato Coventry. □ REAL ESTATE deck. Large family room with ~ ~ ~ ALUM INUM sheets used as 646-5114 7423477 vice manager-dispatcher. Full­ job, a custom built home or M - Heavy Eqmpnwnt tor Bato time. Apply Connecticut Motor mowing, raking, yards cleaned. NO JOB too small, toilet printing plates, .007 thick ______!______□ FINANCIAL fieldstone fireplace. $37,900. MAIN STREET, Talcottville. anything in between, call 649 64 — Motorcydaa-BIcy^ SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS - Lodge, 400 Tolland Tpke., LAUNDRY MAN - Monday BAKERY SALES woman. time position. CMS. BlueOross, VERNON - Six-room Cape with Sununer contracts available. 66 - Campara-Traltort Mabito Homaa For Sala 23 Call 875-0884. Seven-room home with up to 13179. repaira, plugged drains, kitchen 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $l! ANTIQUE TABLE - Com Manchester area. Wanted im­ Manchester. through Saturday, 1 p.m. to 6 Experienced, hours 3 to 9 p.m. etc. CaU W oodcoa R efrigera­ attached breezeway and gar­ Free estimates. Senior citizen four bedrooms, huge kitchen faucets repETced, repaired, rec Phone 6 4 9 2 7 1 1 . p ressor farm BB — AutomoUv* Sarvic* Bonda-atoeka-Nwtgagaa 8 mediately, over 25 preferred. p.m. (Wednesday 7 a.m. to 4 Call Parkade Bakery, 649-020. tion Oimpany, 644-1511. age. Stove and refrigerator in­ discounts. M3-0304. rooms, bathroom remodeling ______n ’ grin dston e, (XJSTOM buUt, air-conditioned, COVENTRY - Ideal starter or with oven, range and MASONRY WORK - Brick, 67 — Auto* tor Rani-Laaaa Will Train. Qall 643-M14. BOOKKEEPER - Male m .). Apply in person. East cluded. By owner, $34,500. 875- California Ranch. Firepla^ retirement home, five room refrigerator, large dimng room. block and stone. New work and heat njodeniiMUon, etc Fr^ NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 pool tabtel'^tebTM’j ^ ’ c S MORTGAGEiS, loans first se­ preferred. Experienced in all artford Convalescent Home, D R IV E R - DELIVERY man, HANDYMAN - full time, 8119. STEVEN EDWARDS Contrac­ & living room, formal dining Bungalow, central heat, 2()0' Good buy at $34,900. Wolverton repairs, reasonable prices. Call estimates gladly given. M & M cento each. Inquire side door, carving 1964 Oldsmobile vaii cond, third. All kinds. Realty phases of bookkeeping. Must be 745 Main Street, Blast Hartfoi^. fu ll- t im e and part-time mature person,|i good starting •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ting Agency - Painting, interior- A P A R T T I M e h a n d y m a n from lake. $12,900. Stanley 6499508. Plumbmg 1 HeaUng, 6492871. Manchester Evening Herald. trailer wh^l ch^r ^ ^ l room, modem kitchen with Agency, Realtors, 6492813. statewide, credit rating un­ mechanic, ijbpairs on smaU in­ capable, dependable and able to availab le. Must be honest, Sfllflr V llent fringe Lota-Land for Sala 24 exterior, carpentry, small jobs, dining area, fam ily room, three Agency, 646-3618, M3-5724. necessary. Reasonable. Con­ dustrial equipment and motors. take responsibility of super­ HOUSEKEEPERS - Due to dependable and have good bmefito.------On bus1 Une,line, aap ra ly ln masonry and cement work, large bedrooms, fourth possi­ fidential, quick arrangements. Call vising small office staff. Per­ expansion at the Meadow’s Con­ driving record person. East Hartforu 6>n- MANCHESTER - 6-room BUILDING LOTS - 3/4 to one fences, tilling for gardening, Autos F o r S a h a t Autos F o r S a h ble. 2-car garage. BesuUfuUy RANCH - 5 ’o rooms, 1 1/2 Autos F o r S a h Autos F o r S a h NOTICES Alvin Lundy Agency. W-7971. manent employment. Fringe valescent Center reliable Company, 856 valescent Home, 745 Main Colonial with three bedroonu. acre, 150’ frontage, 300' plus tree work, nolob too small, for landscaped pounds. Marion E. baths, vinyLA^uui, in-ground in-g famlW style kitchen with pan­ 100 Constitution Plaxa, Hart­ benefits. Phone for ai^int- housekeepers are needed to Manchester. Street. deep. Residential Manchester. any housdiold job call for es­ NURSEJS a i d e - 3 p.m. to 11 pool. Ac^flS^ja, Garage.ge. $32,- try, din' Robertson, Realtor,',643-5953. , , dining room, 2-car garage, 646-1316 P h y llis Jackston , timate, 6491590 between 8 a.m. ford. E v ^ g s , 233-6879. p.m., part-time or ^-tim e. ment, 1-423-4593 or 6 t t ^ l . compliment our staff. 000. (Jail » .rren E. Hovfowland. Loaf and Found 1 WANTED- FueloU driver, fuU- move-in condition. Only $34,SOO. Realtor. and 7 p.m. Excellent wages and benefits. Central Connecticut Co-op., 85 Experience is preferred but not FULL-TIME. Woman for Realtors, 643-1108. BARLOW time, benefits and insunmee. 119,900 F IV E rooms, 1 1/2 Wolverton Agency, 6«-2813. I MOTOR SAl.es I MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd Manchester Manor Nursing Milk Street, Willmantic. essential. Contact Mr. Liquore. counter and fountain work. PHONE 875-2538 LOST - Cat, male, dirty white, Phone 6496158. nths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ mortgages — interim financf Home, 385 West Center Str^t, 647-9194. Must have some experience. Invaatmant Proparty 2S LICENSED Rest Home - with double paws, wearing flea age, two acres. Hutdiins Agen­ M AN CH E STE R - Cape and eneditious and confiden Manchester. 64M129. SERVICE Station attendant Hours Monday through Satur­ 24 hour nursing supervision. P collar and leather collar, cy, Realtors, 6496324. duplex, $625 monthly income. HOURS: 8-0 MON. -FRI. servrvice, J.D. Real Estate and experienced ■ mechanic. COUNTER GIRLS - Full-time day, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Awily CLEANING help wanted, two MANCHESTER MANCHESTER - Handyman’s Certified recreation program, answers to “ Max” . Wa Separate utilities, 107o down, 8 - 6 SAT. Full or part-time. Apply in per­ and part-time. Must be over 18, Hartford Rd. Dai^ (^een, mornings a week. Phone 646- special, 2.3 acres zon^ in­ ambulatory residents. $14. per School vicinity. Call 6491259. M ANCHESTER - WeU cared central. Cole Realtor, 643-6666. ^ ESTABLISHED IN 1939 son, Clarke Motor Sales, Route be willing to work some Manchester. 2807. dustrial. Has five-room Ranch day. Telephone Administrator, for ten room oversized (]ape in NEW LISTING ANXIOUS about bills? Need RN 6, Bolton. weekends. Apply in person as income or office. LaPenta St. Anthony Home, Rockville. Financing at C B.T. at Bank Rates FOUND - Sum of money, K- country setting, only five SIX room Colonial, prime loca­ money for any reason? Second PJI. ta 7 JUG. after 6 p.m. Dairy Queen AUTO BODY Repair man: long CONCRETE Construction Agency, 646-2440. 875-9121. Mart parkiqg-Flnast area. Iden­ 11 minutes from center of town. tion, fireplace, 11/2 baths, prin­ mortgage loans arranged quick­ ARTS AND Crafts Brazier, 242 Broad Street, established, well e lf equipped gar- Laborer. Phone 875-1103 after 6 Older fou'-pdroom home, WINDSOR AVENUE - RT. 83 ROCKVILLE, CONN. tify container. Call 649-0734 Wall-to-wall carpeting. cipals only. M95448. ly - confidently. Call today, R. demonstrators needed. Part- Manchester. age has opening l o r p.m. large lotr^«-car garage. IVi INVESTMENT Property - New LAWNMOWERS repaired and idter 6. Part-time. Excellent wages Separate three room apart- S. Burke Realtor, 4296471. time or full-time. No collecting, experienced body man. Good baths, Vdge porch, two London area,a. f^urnlshedF u rn l sharpened, jpick-up and and benefits. Enjoy working mmt. Priced in the mid 40s. COLUMBIA ^ owner, six- no delivering. Call 872-8663,8^ m e c h a n i c s - for large truck pay. Permanent job for quality LEATHER Cutters, fireplaces. Asking $35,000. apartments, centrally located, delivered. Call l^ rp a ll how for LOST - Savings Passbook No, in a very clean and pleasant (^11 us to see this fine listing. T. room Raised Ranch, 1 1/2 IMM Ira IN , VWsli An Rn, 9722, or 633-9023. fleet, guaranteed year round worker. Fringe benefits. experienced and qualified gross annual income $24,000. your spring tuneup. 643-5305. 037-04)17094, H ^ o r d NaUonal atmosphere, with a skilled trainees. Liberal benefits. Top J. Crockett, Realtor, 64^77. baths, 2-car garage, fireplaced Wad M l Ara Owiy work with overtime. Call 643- Wellen, White and Palshaw, 107 ------. . g j Earn up t o 30% on your invert- Bank and Trust Co., Middle and dedicated staff. wages. Charter Oak AppareL WARREN E. HOWLAND family room, 2 1/2 acres. Many ment. 646-1316. Phyllis A M M Im R iT M l WAITRESSES - Full-time 2414. Burnside Ave., East Hartford. LET US cultivate a closer tie Turnpike Office. Application (Barridon Building), 14OT Park extras. $43,500. 228-0^, after 6 Jackston, Realtor. M M 9 n i l work... — ApplyA p p Iv in person uuij only,, REALTORS 643-1108 between you and the good made for payment. MNOBIB MMR Street, Hartford. VACANT p.m. Howard Jonnsbn, 394 Tolland JANITOR - Saturday and Sun­ Aluminum sided, clean 7- earth. For reasonable roto- NN9HB ROM Tpke., Manchester. day only, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. MANCHESTER, 8-room tilling, phone 6491993. TOOL 9 88U9E MMERS room (Colonial, 2-car garage, 388 W aal o m Mt I t Phone 1^2167. East Hartford SALES Representative - We are aluminum sided building on JIO NRE OKMTOR on the grow. We are now accep­ 80x140 lot. 130,500. This wiU G4GJM2I HANDYMAN for light, clean Convalescsent Home. 745 Main BY OWNER - Vernon - first East Center Street. First floor, ROTO-TILLING, for gardens or Prisoner LEGAL NOTICE sell quickly. T.J.Crockett, ■physical work. a.m. to 12 (Tool Room Experience) Street. East Hartford. ting applications for full-time offering. Excellent 7 rooms. Ellington former dental office, amesiM new lawns. Phone 6490706 after sales personnel. This position is Realtors. 643-1577 parking lot, ideal professional noon, daily. Steady work. Phone Fireplace, open stairway, two P m U Y t SECUISKM 4 p.m. for retail sales on our lot in 153d of the General Statutes mornings only, 649-0072. P A R T 'H M E - Men wanted dai­ fulll l tile f l l ( ...... baths, combination win­ ■ location ..... Martens Agency, Top Rates, Plus Overtime Willimantic. Applicants must 3-bedroom, full dormer Realtors, 646-2550. h ^ c e is hereby given of the ly 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. for cleaning dows and doors, rec room. PLOWING and rotortilling, Bill Heintz, Sales Manager says, "Here is a vety at­ Argued SHORT Order Cook, day work, and Beneftta. have stable employment MANCHESTER - two family, 3- custom Cape, on 5 wooded" RN or LPN, irt-time. Laurel duties. Phone 6464220. Walkout basement, gas hot local, 381 Tunnel Road, Vernon. Bill Heintz Sales Manager says, "Here is a really filing of Agreement between full-time. Apply in MrsiHi only, background, sales experience 3, ideal starter or retirement acres, with a pond. First-floor tractive very clean one careful owner 1971 Plymouth WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Manor, water heat. Gose to shopping. Call 6434)711. handsome very clean one careful owner 1972 Chevrolet the Board of Education and the Howard Johnson’s Restaurant, required. Salary plus commis­ homq’' with income. Large family room with fireplace, Supreme Court was told MANCHESTER TOOL EXPERIENCED Graphic il­ Quiet neighborhood. Priced for Raal Eahta Wantad Valiant deluxe 4 dr. sedan, it is a very handsome car School Administrators Associa­ 394 Tolland l^ke., Mwchester. sion and many other benefits. rooms, immaculate condition, 23 El Camino SS Pick-up Truck. It is most attractive with LAUNDRY WORKERS - AOESIBNJNC. lustrator wanted, call quick sale, $35,900. Assumable 7 aluminum siding, central HOMELINE Floor cleaning Wednesday to “let a little tion covering the period of July (Contact Mr. Hancock, Rec- Oiar-Bon Agency, 643-0683. with its clean gold finish and spotlessly clean all biKk Reliable persons needed to ^^laycraft, Manchester, 643- 3/4% mortgage. No agents. 875- vacuum system, 2 baths, lots SELLING your home or company, for residential and its beautiful bright red body, black vinyl top and sunshine” into prison by letting town, USA, Route 6, Williman- 1, 1974 to June 30, 1976. work at large modem (Convales­ 9725 for appointment. of paneling and carpeting c o m m e rc ia l, c a ll 649-1590 newrsmen interview inmates on W E have some real nice elderly 130 HARTFORD RD. Uc. FOUR BEDROOM Raised acreage? For prompt friendly vinyl interior, it is very nicely equipped having the time immKulately clean all black vinyl interior. It is Dated at Manchester, Connec­ cent Center in Manchester. throughout. Only 6 years old. between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. request. people who need a real nice per­ 649-5263 Ranch in Bolton, large country service, call Louis Dimock ticut this 15th day of April, 1974. (Contact Mr. Franklin, 647-9194. M EN and Women TOLLAND - Six-room Ranch, proven powerful yet economical slant 6, 225 regular wonderfully equipped having the small 350 cu. inch son to look after them and nsve kitchen, fireplaced living room, 60’s. Realty, 6499823. Joseph A. (^alifano, an at­ Edward Tomkiel part-time income in sales. four years old, four bedrooms, LIG H T TR U CK ING and odd V/8 regular gas motor, standard transmission, power fun doing it. Pay and hours carpeted rec room, two acre gas motor, automatic transmission, power steerint torney for the Washington Post, Town Q erk Work vour own hours. Training rec room, fireplace, garage, 1/2 WARREN E. HOWLAND jobs. Phone 6499550 or 6497656. good. Call 649-2^ for detoils. WAITRESSES treed lot, 11/2 baths, low 4()’s. ALL CASH for your property steering, custom radio and heater, rally w h^s, all . argued that a blanket federal provided. Call between 2 p.m. acre lot. For more information Raaltor 643-1108 within 24 hours.Avoid reid tape, custom Radio and Heater and many other fine quality Full and part-time evenings. Keith Real Estate,’ 64644128, gauges, plus many other fine quality extras available prison ban on interviews with SECRETARY - part time, for and 6:30 p.m. at 643-9001. and appointment to see, phone instant service. Hayes Agency,, MANNING RUG cleaning com­ Must be ova-18. We will train. 6491922. 6460131. r ‘VS j , accessories. It has been completely and thorough^ individual inmates was a viola­ ^ NOTICE Manchester office, typing, and OFFICE POSITION 875-6986. No brokers pleiplease. pany, specializing in steam on Chevrolets finest model. It has been driven a most OF DISSOLUTION OF AND ID-OD Grinder. Apply in per­ •PAID VACATION $37,900. cleaning of wall-to-wall servicqd and I am positive they buyer who needs a tion of the First Amendment shorthand preferred. (Call 647- Automobila doalarthlp has optning for woman with MANCHESTER - Four- easy to certify 32,868 miles since new. It has been NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF son, StyKV Gage Company, •FREE LIFE AND carpeting. Reasonable rates. and hindered communities’ 9970 for apiraintment. typing ability and goof llgiirt optNudo. Ptoaoant worMng bedroom Colonial, 2Mi baths, WE W ILL buy your house. Call thoroughly dependable car that offers many years of 1445 Tolland Tpke., DISABILITY INSURANCE M ANCHESTER -.$31,900, six Free estunates. 742-7165. completely and thoroughly serviced and I can assure rights to know how their prisons COUGHUN ROOFING conditions. 4-hour waak. Apply a t walnut paneled first floor fami­ anytime, Hutchins Agency, Manchester. •PROFIT SHARING TOLLAND room Colonial, m baths, dead­ good sound economical driving, may well find this function. COMPANY, INCORPORATED CUSTODIANS - Experien^, ly room, spacious kitchen, with Realtors, 6495324. you that you'll be completely delighted with its part-time, evenings' RETIREMENT PLAN end street, trees, privacy. UGHT TRUCKING - Attica “ One reason prisons are in Notice is hereby given that loads of cabinets and buiit-ins. quality car to be his answer. Generous terms and trades'’ EXPERIENCED exhibit Hutchins Agency, 64951-5324. and cellars cleaned. For free wonderful new car appearance and outstanding Coughlin Roofing (Company, In­ Manchester-East Hartford (!all 875-8961 to arrange Inter­ Impeccably maintained A BIO COLONIAL SELLING your house? (^11 us the condition they are in today estimates phone 647-9610 area. (Call 643-5691, 2 to 6 p.m. builder wanted, snpervisoiy view. first and w e’U make you a cash available. Fully and completely guaranteed." performance. Fully and completely guaranteed. is because the First Amend­ corporated has been dissolved S&s Manicured■ lot in desirable Goes a long way, eqiecially if GUICK, INC. experience preferred. Call M AN CH E STE R - $30,500, 6 offer. One day service. T. J. anytime. by vote of the board of directon Porter Street area. 60’s Generous terms and trades available." ment has not been allowed to 81 A D A M S STREET • M AN CH ESTER ^ laycraft, Manchester 649 HOWARD JOHNSON it has 2V4 baths, 4 bedrooms, room Cape, two unfinished, gar­ Crockett, Realtor, 6491577. and shareholders. A ll creditors W ANTED - Woricing foreman. Warren E. Howland, Realtors. age, immaculate condition, Price *1895 operate a let a little sunshine in PHONE 649^891 RESTAURANT 643-1106. « « * « « « , first-floor family room, 2-car B & M Tree Removal, fast ser­ and let newsmen go into prisons having claims are directed to Requirements: expmenced in Route 30, Vernon garage, formal dining room, west side. Hutchins Agency, THIS BROKER is working hard vice, free estimates, low Price 12695 6495324. and get their stories out,” present them to the law firm ol job shop work, short run ASSEMBLEIRS - Good vision fireplace and only $52,900. for/a quick sale. List your prices. Insured. 646-4303, or 649 rototype aircraft industry, MANCHESTER - (Colonial, 3 Califano argued. Garrity, Walsh & Diana, 753 bedrooms, Uvlng room, dining Call Tony WasilefAy at M9 property with us. Call Hagler lust have abilities and for fine wire work. Mothers MANCHESTER - Nine rooms, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The U.S. (}ourt o f Appeals for Main Street, Manchester, 5306 for more information. Real Estate, 6496624. Rknowledge of all around basic room, kitchen. Only ISO,900 four bedrooms, large lot, large Connecticut, on or before shift available. 8:30 to 4 p.m.. MATURE Woman - Needed to PBlttUng-Pap^ring 32 the District of Columbia had up­ machining. 55 hour week, plus F Y ^ tte & Martin, Realtors, barn, two-car garage. RB zone, September 1, 1974. Claims not Regular hours 7:30 to 4 p.m. learn portrait sales, earn 1125- 6464144. 8 held the Post’s position. benefits. Bend resume or call Apply Able Coil Company, central, many extras. Many J.P. LE W IS & Son custom 1175 weekly, national company. presented will be barred as EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Robert H. Bork, U.S. soUcltor Armatt Inc., 237 Oak Street, WANTED! Howard Rd;, Bolton. Almok possibilities. $39,900. F. J. decorating, interior and / provided in Section 33-379 (d ) of ORCA 1778 (]ape (3od, wide general, defended the federal Glastonbury, (Conn., 633-8260. across from Bolton Lake Spilecki, Realtor, 6492121. exterior, paper hanging. Fully boar^, two baths, 61/2 rooms, Barrows & Wallace □ MISC. SERVICES prison interview system which the Connecticut General JUNIUR SALESMAN House. insured. 6499658. fireptacO’ foyer, double garage. MANCH. NEW HAVEN HARTFORD allows random m a tin g * tinring Statutes. B ABYSITTER wanted, nig A Job for th# JunkMT tatoMhan ago* 12 to 18. No IlmN 646-2837. 649-5306 397-1515 276-1600 BOLTON - 18 1/2 acres, 260’ Hutchins Agency, 6495fi4. prison tours. Bork said the while mother works. Phone! to how much you can cam. Thraa nighta par waak. ELECTRICAL Distributor frontage Route 6, excellent 9 Services OHarad 31 GRADUATE Students, five 1640 before 2 p.m. W a train. counter man. Experienced. OLAN MILLS needs room modern house, plus other ears professional training, Bureau of Prisons would allow 3 1/2 ACRES, horse paradise, NOTICE OF BIDS Must know materials and housewives, coUege students, buildings. Zoned for Dusineses. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Vtoty reasonably priced. Free interviews with specific in­ M ANCHESTER - Older 6-room PART-TIME work at home, on seven room (^lohlal, 1 1/2 Financing available. Frank fireplaces, flagstone terraces, estimates. Phone 6466634. The Manchester Board of applications. Excellent high school students, anyone - (^lonial, much new work in­ Bill Heintz Sales Manager says, "Here is probably the mates on request at minimum the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. baths large out buildings. Mott, 643-5658. concrete repairs, inside ana Bill Heintz Sales Manager says, "Here is very sound benefits, good future. Economy earn up to |4. an hour in side, two full baths, three security fadliUes, but that the Education solicits bids for Call 647-9946 Hutchins Agency, 6496324 outside. Reasonably priced. finest value in | practically brand new Station Wagon, I Electric Supply. Can Dolores or telephone sales. CaU Mr. John­ bedrooms, formal dining room, COLLEGE Graduate students value in a very carefully driven one owner 1973 Ford threat to prison discipline in Heating Chemicals and Linda, 646-M HOME BUYING information. 6490851. available for exterior and in­ have ever had the pleasure to offer for sale. It is a 1973 son, 646-7357. 2-car garage, $35,900. Woiver- Pinto Station Wagon. It is a very handsome wagon with medium and maximum securi­ Custodial Supplies. Sealed bids REAL ESTATE Licensed sales Manchester Evening Herald Stop in or we will mall free terior painting. Six years people urgently needed, expan­ MANCHESTER ton Agency, Realtors, M9281S. Chevrolet 6 passenger Caprice Estate Wagon. It is a very ty institutions was too great. will be received until May 8, DO you have a clear ^leaking (CLEANING person wanted, copy. Hayes Ck>rporation, 55 SHARPENING Service - experience. Fully insured. Free its bright yellow body and all black very clean interior. ding, new office over 1/4 handsome wagon with its buutiful. blue body and Earlier, California’s deputy 1974 as follows: telephone voice? A Are re you half day per week, own East Center Street. 6490131. Saws, knives, axes, shears, estimates. Call our com­ million sales, January - COZY CORNEA LOT M ANCHESTER - 6-room Cape It b«>very nicely equipped having the pow erful but Custodtol Supplies Bid 3:00 looking to make good part time tramqxnrtotion. CaU 646-0261. skates, rotary blades, (juick petitors, than call us, 6497034. wood grain:.finish. It is very nicely equipped having the attorney general urged the February. Join a winner. CaU Nicely landscaped with a 5- with up to 4 bedrooms, cozy p.m. or fuU time money? Earn up to service. Capitol Equipment Justices to overturn a three- Gatj (Cutor, Burke Realty, room, 2-bedroom Ranch, kitchen with custom cabinets, 350 cu. inch V-8 regular gas motor, automatic economical 2,000 cc regular gas motor, 4 speed . per hour. If you got udut it Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. INSIDE - Outside palntini judge federal court decision Heating Chemlncals Bid 3:30 cteiter firqilace, garage, eat- counters and new floor, icbester kes to be successful in Hours daily 7:395, Thursda]YKlay S j^ ia l mrates awafor people over V ( transmission, power steering, power disc brakes, transmission, deluxe radio and heater, deluxe fKtory holding that inmates in Califor­ p.m. FR6NT-END MECHANIC Bualnau Opportunity 14 in kitchen, formal dining carpeted living room, T a rrlfle etelephone advertising. If .you GARDEN SPOT 7:399, Saturday, 7:30-4. 649 lly insured. Estimates given. At the time listed the bids will HELP WANTED- opportunity for an oxporionood aluminum siding, windows and custom radio and heater, fKtbry air conditioning installed chromium luggage rack, plus many other nia prtaooa have a right to de­ irienced feel you're qualified ot have room. Perfect for your retire Palatial 4-bedroom Colonial, 7958. Call 6497863. be publicly opened. The right m oehm lc.. AdvanoanMnt, ' M ANCHESTER - Pizza house, trim . Im m aculate. $33,900. factory installed, chromium luggage rack, plus many mand nws interviews. t is man in auto wreckmg yard, drive to succeed call Mr. ment home or a starter deluxe extras. It has been driven a most easy to certify good fuUy equipped. Priced to sell. Wolverton Agency! RealtoTs, large fruit treed lot, formal reserved to reject any and all Apply in person, Parker Street working Brown, 646-2637. Price? 138,500. For more in- REWEAVING burns, holes. INTERIOR - EXTERIOR pain­ other quality extras to numerous to list. It has been kij Auto Parte, 775 Parker Street, O w M nas other intm sts. For M92813. dining room, aluminum 25,350 miles since new. It has been completely and Paym ent Voted bids. Specifications and bid Apply In panon - Sorvlea Dapt formation call Tonv Zippers, umbrellas repaid. ting, insured, e»erienced, 649-3391. details caU Stanley Agency, 646- siding, oversized two-car gar­ driven a positively guaranteed 16,809 miles since new. forms may be secured at the WasUefSky, 6496306. Window shades, Venetian reasonable rates. For free es­ thoroughly serviced and I am positive that the buyer TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) KITCHEN helper - fuU time, 3618. MANCHESTER - 7-room age, city utilities. Immediate Business Office 45 N. School blinds. Keys. Tv for rent. timate, call Peter Tilley, 742- I am positive that no matter how critical a buyer may — The Florida House has vdted RESPONSIBLE drivers for mature person, good starting luxury Ranch, huge kitchen occupancy. Low 30’s. who needs good sound economical driving may well Street, Manchester, (Connec­ equal HOU81NQ OPPORTUNITY Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. 6117.^ be that this one w ill easily surpass his very highest to pay Mrs. Pearl Eiaentrager Mister Softee trucks, must be DILLON SALES & SERVIGE salary, excellent fringe COUNTRY STORE for sale with all built-ins, den with ticut. find this quality car to be his answer. Fully and ^19 MAIN tTREET benefits. On bus Une, apply in lock, stock and barrel, weU B d t o i r fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2 full MEYER AGENCY requirements. Fully and completely guaranteed up to fS.OOO for the 14 years her son 18 or over, neat and reUable I WaliMt MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. NUTMEG PAINTING - Coriaty Raymond E. Demers MANCHESTER person. East Hartford Con­ traveled highway. For par- baths, heated family room, 2 Roalton completely guaranteed. Up to 36 months to pay at bank served in prison for a rape he Call 6(»-2073 between 9 a.m -5 Removal, pruning, lot clearing, & Gamache. Experienced in in­ 36 months to pay at bank rates. Generous terms and Business Manager valescent Hbme, 745 Main manch. n e w h a v b i hartporo plus garages. Beautiful in- p.m. ticulah call 2896208 or 649- MR-SMO 6468773 spraying.Fully, insured. Shi not commit. Street. "»6 a o e SS7.181B n S S i S groundpoof Wolverton Agency, terior, exterior, residential and 7669. Licensed. Free ‘estimates! Realtors, M92813. commercial. Fully insured, 649 Price *2495 Phone 6395345. 5295.

I i PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thura.. April 18. >974 BENJY BY JIM BERRY Bualne$a tor Rent 55 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 51 THP ‘I'UU&O MANCHESTER EVENING HFIRAl.n Manphoata* mi.. . .. R?f2. □ AUTOMOTIVE ------Manenester, Conn.. Tj^ , ^ April 18. 1974 - PAGE THIRTY-ONE < ^E T T W F . STORAGE Warehouse - 10,500 CAMARO, 1968, SS 327, 1972 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent square feet, . platform level. automatic, power steering, condition, $2,025. Call 742-6ML BUGS BUNNY Autos For Sale si excellent condition. Very OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OIIR iinADni%ir- x,«.,o*. Stock Place, rear. Attractive V BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE rental Brokers protected. Call Clean. Phone 649-0358 after 5 PAIR C78xl4 tires, mounted - „ ZOUNDS.' THE 522-3114. NEED CAR? Credit bad? p.m. balanced on Mustang rims. 200 EN6INE HAS pqvDU HAVE A BOOK ON PRAWIMfi CARTOOWS’ HEAR THAT M A-TH' FORCED L AUGH ' LOCAL Bankrupt? Repossessed? miles, $35. Call 742-6567. CEASED TO AyTOREBMRSlCOOUD a aiw eh t ay t h i s lAV TIAT «U should"'t DOWtoW FOR A FEW & , S , IWSTEAP OF DISHIW OUT TH' USUAL parks havin' WHY 460 MAIN STREET - Ideal for Honest Douglas accepts lowest 1969 6 CYLINDER Nova. Blue FUNCTION.' IS aoOP-HA.HAf INSULTS? SH E'S SETTIW /ME UP mention ITi»1 TAilOHT 1 NOT MINUTES rea lly FUWKIY.' ' AUTTLE store, office etc. $160. Call 646- down, smallest payments. two-door. 57,000 miles. FDR A FAVOR OR SOMETHIN' . T0JRNAHENT u t t l e tr ic k JU S T PONTIAC GTO, 1968, excellent LET AtE SEE SOME tit TO BOBBV Rusas 2426, 9-5. Douglas MoWrs, 345 Main. Hydromatic transmission. O M/ITH THE OLP SOFT- SOAP : TO SPARK ADM IT condition. 65,000 miles. ----1 MORE/ Pitch/KEEP liste n in ;/ma.' '''' DURING MY Original owner. A-1. Extra set in tew st.'a SUV YOU'RE AUTO INSURANCE - compare mounted winter treads in­ Automatic, power steering, BOOKS XNO wrw >0UR SWTS OVERSEAS MOLDIN' THREE Air-conditioned offices two-barrel carburetor, one MAOAZlNES T o u r ; for rent, choice location, ample our low rates. For a telephone cluded. $1,200. 649-0175. CCULPWIN IN ■^HAK-KAFF,'. A FOUR- owner. $850. 646-1748. HIP------C A R D off-street parking. Under $5 per giwtation call Mr. Dolin at 646- Iirfii XD ENTER . FORD Fairlane, 1967 station IP I WERE STRAdSHT square foot. Contact John H. 1963 VALIANT, new front tires, A 7 Lappen,. Inc., 649-5261 for w a^n. Good condition. Low SAVE - Buy rebuilt engines mileage. Phone after 6 p.m., good condition, convertible, NOVICE.' Articles tor Sale details. 41 Articles for Sale *•••••••••••••••••••••#####» from Lloyd’s Auto Parts, 191 646-7784. $200. or best offer. Call 644-0026. Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 i ' 3 Resort Property Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- A’ — For Rent 55 1558. 1967 PONTIAC Catalina, four - 1969 CHEVELLE - 2-door hard­ 4 I FIVE-ROOM Flat, second top, automatic transmission, h e SEREO SALE - NEW UNITS APARTMENT flqor, large remodeled kitchen door hardtop, power steering, and brakes, automatic, very power steering and brakes. Call Sound Ideas - Manchester RENTAL OFFICE with laundry connections. New COLUMBIA LAKE - Water­ 1W3 FORD COUNTRY squire after 6 p.m. 646-6494. MICKEY FINN front two-bedroom cottage. clean, $550. 649-1974. BY HANK LEONARD We have a large variety of furnace. Garage. $145 monthly. Brougham. Air-conditioning, Sale Price Wee 649-9286. Available by season or monthly. deluxe one and two-bedroom power brakes, power steering 1968 PONTIAC GTO converti­ JUNK CARS removed free, Komrood 2300 0 0 .0 0 200.00 Phone 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., 228-9386. power windows. AM/FM radio. Call Joey, Tolland Auto Body, M D ... IT W ILL BE r apartments and townhouses ble. Savings Bank of A VERY CLEAN PHIL FINN HAS BEEN OUT TO 'll KORWood 3200 iBMJW 240.00 39 WOODBRIDGE Avenue, Radial tires. 11,600 miles. Like 528-1990. I APPRECIATE yOUR >Bi^ PLBASE throughout Manchester. Ren­ M anchester, 646-1700. $600, CAMPAIGN... AND ll'' Raawood 7200 East Hartford. Four rooms, TWO NEW chalets. Lake Win- new. Must be sold. $3,950. After CAMPAIGN-^ 1 1 * •. I 420JM 500.00 tal office open daily from 9-5, nipesaukee, New Hampshire, Repossession. I PROMISE NOT TO $105. per m onth. Adults. 3 p.m., 742-8243. 1964 JEEP Wagoneer, V8, 3- TAKE SIDES' AND VOU'LL BE FINN'S PUPPET! illii \ 1 ^] ,1 1 I'll Hanaaa4anlaa 3300 178JW 200.00 other times by apptintment. Available May 1st. E. private beach, walking dis­ 1 II \ 1 ti. Hanaea-Kardon 78-1- ^ e d floor shift, never plowed. tongr1IsT° Q ^stion! 310JW 449.95 Yeomans, 742-8907. tance. Nicely furnished. Over­ 1971 CHEVELLE, 38,000 miles, 1968 COUNTRY Squire, power Best offer. 649-6503 after 5 p.m. NMn sized fireplace. One sleeps 7, m tlL a l l in g 2 0 2 0 140.08 169.95 DMUTOENTamES,IIC. good condition. R ^ , black vinyl steering and brakes, V-8 , I NWIO7070 MANCHESTER - Modern two one sleeps 10. Dates goine top. Automatic, power steering automatic transmission. Good HIS 270.00 319.95 240-K Nnt Starts Hi, Mndmtsr b l u f f = NM0 8 OOO bedroom Townhouse, heat, hot quickly, 646-5566. small 8. $1,900. 875-2660. condition. $200 or best offer. WHV MOTHERS S E T SRAY r M. .. ■. 4. . 310.00 369.95 MI-1021 water, appliances, carpeting, 644-9202 after 6 p.m. *1 J* Xw tiS PM OH SlMnvood 7050 Trucks tor Sale 52 160JI0 220.00 private basement with laundry CAPTAIN EASY KLN33SpaHiare 149.00 195.95 hook-up, nice yard and garage. TOYOTA 1971, half-ton pick-up, BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE $250 mortthly. Stephens Realty V HQPSMUIO- 646-1267. new tires, nice condition. HER CAVE ...BUT I WONDER IF GHE KRPHItfpr Economical service vehicle. OUTFIT le, understands the need I SHE SEEMS TO UNDERSTAND, SUH; \ Sound Ideas, Inc. OF COURGE FOR CIVILIZED CLOTHES? I I I 1/ ’ I I I I 11 1 I . I.. I ~ 749 Main Straat FOUR ROOM and five-room Really! Wouldn’t you rather have a Buick? Bargain price, $1,695. 643-6847. 6 R - V E R Y Manchaatar, Conn. FIRST FLOOR, two-family 7 apartments, tiled bath, heat, □ a ttra ctiv e... 046*4749 rooms, country kitchen, con­ hot water included, newly 1964 GMC pick-up, needs some /I ilh venient location, no pets. Phone remodeled. Middle-age adults. repair, $350. Call between 9;30- 6, 643-2171. PRISCILLA’S POP 649-1677. Security deposit, references, no BY AL VERMEER pets, parking, 11 1/2A and B h o w 's H E A T E School Street, across from East THE DIET I A N D A new selection of used furniture svelleble DIP *N COVENTRY - Three-room 'HALF A CAKE i Side Rec, near Main. BOTTS.Py A T LU K IC H T O O BIG- STRIP. Beds, bureaus, bookcases, chairs, com* apartment available im­ Motorcycles-BIcycles 54 TODAV JO D E N Y mediately. All utilities in­ IT/ modes, china closets, desks, end tables, dining 474 MAIN ST. -three rooms, cluded. 1140 monthly. Security LOW COST motorcycle in­ room sets, tables. VIctrolas, and more. We strip required. 872-9402, Vantage heated, family unit, $160. Call 9- wood and metals. Realty. 5, 646-2426. surance, immediate binding. See us for your needs, Crockett MANCHEISTER - New unusual Agency, 643-1577. DIP'N STRIP, THREE-ROOM apartment, .€> ^ ^ one-bedroom townhouse, full \fVN-i RT. 31, MAIN STREET, COVENTRY near hospital. Heat, hot water, HARLEY-DS^idson - Motor- stove, refrigerator and cooking private basement. Front and JL STEVE CANYON 7 4 2 -8 8 0 4 rear entrances. Patio. Includes CTcles, parts and accessories. BY MILTON CANIFF gas. Wall-io-wall carpeting, Expert service. Harley- Tussday thru Saturday, 9 to 5 $165. Adults only, no pets. heat, appliances and carpeting. Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, A Postage /m e iw s tw p in ^ Security deposit required. $235 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, '^XVElMRNEDNOTTDfiEf Hartford. 247-9774. b a u t t i e harsh for DEUOn Phone 643-9678. Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. INTO A FAMILY FIOHT-ANO NE6OTIAT10NS/ COME OUT BLOODIEST OFAU. 149 OAKLAND Street - Two MOTORCYCLE Insurance - THREE-ROOM efficiency, •‘fi l4s3,/esr^ WOOD SHUTTERS - 7 pair, room heated apartment, first Lowest rates a v a ila b le . THE BORN LO.SER Wanted to Buy 49 carpeting and parking included. Immediate binding. Prompt 12x51”, $6 a pair or lot for $40. $150 monthly. Phone 646-5200. floor, $110. Call 646-2426, 9 a.m. BY ART SANSOM Phone 649-7059. to 5 p.m. Claim service. Call Clarke In­ WANTED FOR CASH - An­ surance Agency, 643-1126. tiques, early metal toys, trains, MANCHESTER - 2-bedroom Drive In comfort and safety without OLDER SIX drawer wood desk, wind-ups, phonographs, guns, apartment, stove, refrigerator EXPERT bicycle repairs, all HE KJJOWS 34x60x30”, $55. Unusual swivel swords, oil paintings, pewter, and carpeting. $165 monthly. No sacrificing good gas mileage wood chair, $35. Phone 643-8408. makes, models and speeds. SQiAETHIWfol furniture, glass. Almost pets. Security deposit. 646-5200. PRESIDENTIAL Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, anything old. Call anytime, 643- " V * * " •““ “ “ X «• ' IM IlIN n .n c. MU IH .U ,. SOLID cherry, four poster dou­ VILUGE APTS. Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- 6535. MANCHESTER - New deluxe auoa gas mileage with a comfortable family sixecer. 2098. «• o n , ble bed, quality craftsmenship, two-bedroom Townhouses. 11/2 MANCHESnR excellent condition, $210. 644- CLEANING OUT? We buy baths, includes heat, 8585. SUZUKI 120, 1967, $250, good Phone 528-8477. appliances, carpeting, full One and two bedrooms. running condition, rebuilt private basement. $275 per Near schools, churches engine. Also CB 160 Honda, FOR LONGER wear keep month. Paul W. Dougan, F.r tel *3758* you can hove a Buick Century 350 4*Door Sedan with an carpets clean with Blue Lustre. and shopping center, on automatic transmission, power steering, and an economical 350 cu. In. V- 8 mechanic’s special. Call 644- Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. 1953 after 4;M. Rent electric shampooer $1. ------a------bus line. Call anytime. engine. The E. A. Johnson Paint Com­ □ RENTALS ‘Mlvarad in Minclwtlar THE FLINTSTONES A THREE-room apartment. CAT MINI Bike, 31/2 h.p., very pany, 723 Main Street, Separate driveway and furnace. 6 4 6 - 2 6 2 3 BY HANA-BARBERA Manchester, 649-4501. good condition. Phone after 4 Rooms No appliances. Available May tor Rent 52 p.m., 6464)077. $125. N U T S ! HOW AM I ...I'LL SET THE 1st. $125. Phone aRer 2 p.m. SUPPOSED TO KNOW WHEN MANKIND'S PAIR - Realistic two-channel 646-3188. BY V.T. HAMLIN a u a r m o n t h i s THE THOMPSON House- 1959 HARLEY Davidson 74 W E R E S E T . \4TU I'OK ^1 ▼ THE HOUR IS UP WHEN SUPERIOR wireless inter-com., like new Homes tor Rent 54 H C M M ^ W a i B E \ OH, A NIGHT IT/... THINS TO REMIND intelligence $12. Call 742-6567. Cottage Street, centrally chopper; one of the cleanest N O W , F O THE SAND IS ME WHEN TO TURN FOUR ROOMS, first floor, nice and fastest in the area. $2,000. H O P IN .' SIT? I MUST ! nris T H ^ IF FTXL a l r e a d y o n , Tr iu m p h s located, large, pleasantly fur­ 456 1/2 MAIN STREET - 6 ^ IN THE GBCXJNb THIS } SHOULD i t o Ye r ./„. neighborhood. $135. Phone 1- S&S BUICK Call 643-5298, ask for Bud. ONLY KILL THE THE BOTTOM^.' a g a i n .! nished rooms, parking. Call 649- WAvr DO n L GARAGE SALE - Saturday 684-7061. - rooms, family unit, security. WAY/ J SMELL... I April 20, 10-4. at 11 Avondale 2358, for overnight and perma­ 646-24M, 9-5 p.m. nent guest rates. Campers-Trallars TONE P Road. Leaving for Europe. BOLTON - four room apart­ Fastest GrowingBuick-Opel-Saab Dealer’' Mobile Homes 55 AGE ment, with garage, no children, EIGHT-ROOM house, $225 «lAD«BST,lliUICHESTER|06eRE*eiJ649.4571 FOUR PIECE padded Redwood LARGE coiiifortable room for no pets. Available June 1st. Call monthly, utilities extra. Two (l«ll 93 Oil l-l« a Rwt* 1 s, ta Agwoy, On* BlocL (r*m Colcbt'i) ILEM5 outdoor furntiure^ 8 m.m, gentleman, next to bath and 643-2365. month security deposit. Phone ju(l 8 Minuitt from Otwntown Hwtfordl ' projector. All very good condi­ shower, kitchen privileges, 646-0293. PRE-OWNED SPECULS references, phone 649-0719. tion. 643-2805. froinRECTOWN NIGHTCRAWLERS for sale ROOM for rent, phone 649-3173. AL LEMIK KCKATIOII < 0 0 refrigerated and packaged iri VEMOI DEIUBI 4 -id ^ 7 3 w orn bedding. 437 1/2 North WIDOW AGE 37 wishes compa­ All Units Comp/efefy Main Street, Manchester. nion to share apartment. Phone 525-3906. E C O N O M IZ E Re-Conditlonnd and TAG SALE - 189 Eldridge Guarantnnd tor MR. ABERNATHY StrMt, April 20th, 10-6, baby FURNISHED ROOM, share Ona Full Year BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WIN AT BRIDGE and boys goods and mis­ use of apartment, has living 1973 Road Gniser 2T cellaneous items. room fireplace. $28 weekiv. Fifth wheel-loaded with tf iA A P WAS rr ■OUTSCe OF -ntE S»16£D eyebrows Phone 646-7378. extras, cost new 18500. 0 9 U 9 PI0 ?RE,WHATS^ DIFFICULT V + C flR D c f z ’/fefe’## FO R G ET THAT F U L L - ^ FOR DthlMBR AMO JHB LOST MUSTACHE, THERE WAS TDPREflMJE TAG SALE and Pastly Booth. 1972 Holiday RanUer 31' NOTMOrtS TO (T/ ^ Merlin retains the old magic GENTLEMAN to share four ? This line of play was the Tile bidding lias been: 18 Y.W.C.A., 79 North Main room apartment, swimming Double bedroom In rear BHidH KEBAB. Street, Saturday, April 20th, with two doors, awning, $ T A Q C only way to defeat the con­ West North East South pool, color TV, washerndryer, stereo and much more. I * t v v 9:M a.m. - 1:00 p.m. ^nefit. near highway, 875-1333. tract. It showed that Merlin ! ♦ Pass I f Scholarship Fund. 1971 Praiiler 24’ NORTH 18 When Merlin the magician had figured out exactly what Pass 1 4 Pass ? G ET T H S M R > SIZE Like-new condition, _ 4 83 played in the bridge games at Lancelot was trying to do or You, South, hold; V A 6 King Arthur’s court, there had seen the peerless knight’s MUST SELL - Colonial couch many extras including $ 3 4 9 5 ♦ K2 f A J 765 4864 ♦(}94 ♦ 9752 was a special rule for him. He hand in his trance. and matching chair, red pepper Apartments For Rent 53 What do you do now? color, $350 firm. Call 6 4 9 ^ 1 . 498542 could not shuffle, deal or Economical 6-cylinder AMC F I Matador $2996: 1970 Ceotinantal 19' A—Bid either one notrump or WEST EAST even cut the cards. This WE HAVE customers waiting Fjully self-contained, $ 2 ^ 0 ^ Had Merlin ducked the sec­ two clubs. We have a slight SIGNATURE gas stove, large JONESd- 4 10764 4J95 didn’t keep Merlin from m ak­ for the rental of your apartment BlOSEWKY ond club, a third club lead preference for the two club call. oven, stainless steel top, or home. J.D. Real Estate V83 VKQ942 ing some really astounding would have set up two tricks excellent condition, 649-0032 1973 Trojan 20’ MnHioaio 4KQJ10 4864 plays. TODAY’S QUESTION Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Air conditioned and fully in dummy. Had he cashed his after 6 p.m. WINTHROP ♦ K76 4 i03 You do bid two clubs and your self-contained, low diamonds, Lancelot would BY DICK CAVALLI partner bids three clubs. What do HEBRON - modem 2 bedroom miles. SOUTH ID) There was nothing as­ have discarded his queen of TAG SALE - April 20th, 21st 10- *7995 aac you do now? apartment, in country setting, 4 AKQ2 tounding about his king of clubs and unblocked the suit 1972 N E Explorar owalu 5 p.m. 264 Oak Street, carpeting, appliances, heat and V J1075 diamonds lead against three for dummy. Answer Tomorrow Manchester. Miscellaneous Tent trailer • sleeps six hot water. Available im­ like new with furnace. 4 A3 notrump. Anyone likes to (NEWSPAPER E.NTERPR1SE ASSN.I household items, clothing. mediately, $190. 228-3884, 646- *1295 lead from king-queen- 4 a qj 8250. 1971 Skanper Big T jack-10. MOVING - Bedroom set The only tandem axle Neither vulnerable Answer to Previous Puzzle dressers, coffee table, comer LOOKING for anything in real tent trailer on the West North market • every con­ East South France table, kitchen set, refrigerator, estate rental — apartments, 2N.T. Lancelot ducked. Merlin washer, dryer, range, also ceivable extra. *1995 continued the suit and Lan­ homes, multiple dwellings, no Pass 3N.T. Pass Pass c a s piano. 742-9880. celot hqd to win. He promptly IBS fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 1968 Wohrerina S’ PU Coach Pass ACROSS Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Furnace, refrigerator, *4* ^ — played the ace of clubs and 3 Frenchman's E3 □ Opening lead - ♦ K 1 French "flea” SOU CLEANING RAGS - recycled jack, $ 9 9 5 continued with the jack. EHBCaS cotton diapers, 89 cents per mountains 4^1'rench river ROCKVILLE - 4% ROOMS, 5 French fruit 5 Greek letter B QS pound, cotton wiping rags, 30 $135 monthly, utilities eiftra. Q U Q Now Merlin went into a 9 French coin 6 Plundered S S IB cents per pound, 20 pound Three rooms, heat, garden, $35 SOPKCWPaMTS By Oswald & James Jacoby trance. When he came out of 12 Debauchee 7 Arm bone minimum order. Phone 8 Middle (law) □ SIB □ weekly. 872-0359. NOWM$TOCII-SO V-/0 the trance he had figured out 13 Foot part o s a s Q s a Manchester Sheltered Bank Financing what to do. He went up with 14 Poetic 9 Walked giddily S B o a □ a a s B E i i i Q Workshop, 646-5718 THREE room ground floor his king and led a heart. contraction 10 French stream □ S O S SSSQllBBJIl Up To 7 Years BY FRANK O’NEAL 15 Cuts (surg.) 11 Employer S S O S l S Q S apartment, heat, hot water, nPeerGynt's 16 Steps over stove, refrigerator, parking. T it SVIART MONEY IN THE 'MBEENFEroNSHMMYEUYIR Dogs-BIrds-Pets HELiSFU^ IVE ABBANSEDX mother fences 28Seraglio(var.) 45 Boy's name 43 bus line, $150. 643-6311. JUMAHTOSOTSTISONMYENTI?/ WITH AN EYE DROPPER DOWN IN FDRAaiPRB? \ 18 Emissary 20 Medieval 30 Italian city 46 Bivalve 8 Our all-new AMC Matador coupe comes with Route Six Wo - y ------French 31 Bird's home mollusk IHERAaFIC. SHIP TO PICK 19 Oscine bird SOCIETY FOR cats, kittens, THREE-ROOM furnished an interior so roomy, and so comfortable, WRHmantle STAR GAXER"'^^^ 21 Ireland kingdom 33 Warning 47 Demigod adoption, placement, shelter apartment, utilities. Suitable Optn Moii.-TlMr 6 8M B a |m HIM U P / -»> Cl \V H 1‘OU. W 23 Unit of energy 22 Moves upward device 48 Widgeon you’ll find it hard to believe it’s really a FH-SM. a IB li 8 PM AkIIS LIBRA ^ u t e 83, Vernon. Phone 875: one person or couple. 224 'Y - MA«. Jl Tour Daily Aclivily Guide 24 Bushy clump 24 Mountain pool 35 Sold 50 Girl s name 0052. Sf/r. tt 27 Covers 25 Mountain 40 French dairy 51 Geraint's wife Charter Oak Street, 643-8368. mid-size car. ■ AM. I» According la Ihe Stars. If "'i/k To develop mcisoge for Friday, OCI. 29 Slender ;comb. form) product 52Saintes (Fr. And under the hood, you get an economical , 2- 9-I1-I3 )4-18-24-29r^'- 32 Gets up 26 Distinct 43 Measures of abr) ROCKVILLE - three room l)<'63-73-80-82 read words corresponding to numbers segments paper 6-cylinder engine as standard equipment. STOP paying high rent, own of your Zodiac birth sign. 54-55-66 Vii: 34 Disinclined 55 Snooze Livestock 44 , ■ TAURUS apartment, heat, hot water, your own mobile home, just $3,- SCORPIO 36 Emend . What’s more, every Matador is backed by AM. to I L«t 31 If 61 Ideos 37 Puts gem in stove and refrigerator, ■^^MCriDsdas 995. Ready to live in. 10 year 2*Disploy 32 A OCT. tU j..'f r - r i 4 T~ 7“ i lo TT 62 Accidents FOR YOUR horseshoeing needs I ^ MAT to new setting r carpeted living room, $145. all the benefits of the exclusive AMC Buyer financing available. New and 3 Hoxords 33 Extro 63 Atfoirs NOT. call Bob -Gagnon, at 649-3576 r>v12-15-17-40 4A 34 Con 38 Black, in ii li 14 Adults only, no pets, security Protection Plan™ used homes, priced to sell. 64 Discount after 5 p.m. deposit required. Parking for -^52-75-79-87 5 AAoy 35 Dot* 65 Will 31-48-59-65if' French Trades welcome. Plaza Homes, 6 Dor* 36 Vim 66 Wonted 76-77-8:L89M. 39 Scrutinize li 16 one car. Call 643-9678. Size up a M atador today. We think you’ll BUZZ SAWYER GIMINI 7 Your nr corner 44A and 195, Mansfield. BY ROY CRANE 37 B« 67 Shorp SAGITTARIUS 41 Called (Fr.) THEEDOHO Ilif MAT /I 8 Crop 38 NKCssorily 68 Threaten li find It’s just your size. NOT. tt 42 Indian weight 20 Boats-Accessorles Call 1-429-2822. Quality homes ^ULEAMN SUPS 9 K««n 39 Any 69 Your 45 MANCHESTER -New duplex, 3 IgmRTY AftIKUTES lATER^ BUZ COMBS IN: ^ r ''r JUHl to 44 Conceal sensibly priced. ^IN TO BUZ'S Vi IOConKi«nce 40 And 70 Tools Die.C. II il a bedrooms, living room, large ^3-5-8-23 11 Inttfstt 46 Mao and Chou, ROOM. e/aFties 41 Vimr 71 Guide )>22-28-45(J^ O’DAY SWIFT sail boat, all kitchen, stove, dishwasher, 1 7-62-68 l2ThoM 42 Rtloxotion 72 What for instance 2T a a 1971 TAG-ALONG 18’ trailer 13 In 51-67-70 fr tt sT fiberglas. Great for beginner 1/2 baths, wall-to-wall, base­ A VIAL INTO THE CANCIR 43 Be 73 Of 49 Sprites fully self-contained, sleeps 6’ THIRSTY/ l4N«w 44 K«ftt 74 Apology CAPRICORN sailor. $250. Phone after 4 p.m., THERMOS... ^ JUNf 53 Constellation ment, $250 plus security. DeCormier Excellent condition. Phone 15 With 45 Handling 75 Provide Die. tt 649-0086. I6B* 46 You're 54 Constitutional Frechette & Martin, Realtors, after 6 p.m., 649-2536. tt 76The correction ii 3T 646-4144. l7CtMd> 47 Or 77Woy JAN. I» 'Y'l-.i. Tm39-42-49 18 Ooora 48 You've 78 Or 4- 6-34.37/0 56 Scottish alder a LIGHTWEIGHT, pull - along, 1.^7861-86 l9Alibii 49 Of 79 Some |44 46-57 tree Antiques 45 20 You'll 50 Foot 80 Young 57 Flat-topped MANCHESTER - Newer two Motor Sales, Inc. hardtop, tent camper, sleeps LIO AQUARIUS tt 21 Artn'l 51 Knives 81 Appeoronce hill bedroom Townhouse, private Qa a Mwa BbbII a b b a -___ SIX, stove, sink, ice box. One WANTED — Antique furniture, See the full lino of AMC cere: Oremlln. 22 Caul lout 52 Doctrirtes 82 People JAN. to y, 58 Iroquoian entrances and patio, full base­ GeorceF.DeConnicf year old. Immaciflate condi­ •■sL ,AUG. tt 23 Up „ 53 Moke 83 And sr TT tt tt SI i2 glass, pewter, oil paintings or S 1 HI. II < V . Indian ment, includes heat, Hornet, Matador, Javelin A Am- De Conner Motor Salt). Inc. 285 Broad Street tion. $1,075. Phone 649-5640. D26-32-35-47 24 Op*n d 54 Chances 84 Will other antique items. Any quan­ 285 Broad SI. 2SHav* 55 You've 85 You're I9-2I-38-50,'<.?19-21.38-50,'<,? 59 Months (ab. I ii S4 appliances, and carpeting4240 baeaador at your local AMC Dealer. 53-58-74 26 Postpone 56 Refreshirsg S4-72-85-88^ tity. The Harrisons, 643^09, MANCHESTER 86 Today 60 Ooze per month. Paul W. Dougan. Manchostery Conn. NIMROD-CROWN Riviera VIRGO 27 Slight 57 Pleased 87 Answers PISCIS 61 Radicals (ab.) Si 57 61 ll» Oakland Street. -.»TUEN LEAVES/ 28 In 58 An 88 Told Realtor. 643-4535, or 646-lMl. •Monufocturer'ssuggrrslrrrlreimlprice. Deslinollon charges, state and local taxes not included. camper, sleeps 4. Phone 643- HI. tp j s ', PROPPING THF ROOM 29 Reveoling 59 The 89 Open DOWN tt IT 30 Avoid 60 Decorum 90 Proceed MAX m O/;.' KEYATTHEPbSk, '' 1 Operatic solo I* I- 7-10-43/ir 2 Lengthy 69 7l 83-90vi.. L (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | L V PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., April 18. 1974 Vernon f ’ Police Report Council Will Reviw MANCHESTER written promise to appear May Two Budgets Tonight Kenneth Generous, 23, of 6. ilanrl|patpr Suputnn Mpralft East Hartford was charged The Vernon recreation budget with operating an unregistered Jeffrey Gorman, 17, of 56 E. People’s Bank building for use MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1974- VOL. XCIII, No. 170 and the public works depart­ motor vehicle and operating a Maple St. was arrested on a Cir­ Manchester—A City of Village Charm as a senior citizens center. TWENTY-TWO PAGES ment budget will be reviewed The department had motor vehicle while his license cuit Court 12 warrant and PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS by the Town Council tonight at 8 requested $17,600 and the $15,- is under suspension Wednesday. charged with' third-degree in the Circuit Court room of the 000 is being recommended to He was released on a $100 non- burglary and fourth-degree Memorial Building, Park PI., the council by the mayor. The surety bond for court larceny. According to police, Rockville. appearance May 6. the charges stem from a break other major increase is a Knwimt CowmwIwi Mayor Frank McCoy has also recommended $2,500 to replace at the Zipser Club, 35 Brainard called for a special meeting to the bus used to transport senior James Webber, 24, of 631 N. PI., in February. Gorman was review some timely council citizens. Main St. was charged released on a written promise items. In the recreation WWW! L Wednesday with operating a to appear April 29. The recreation outdoor ■ JKIW, I motor vehicle while his license ( ‘J Consumer Price maintenance budget, there is an budget calls for an increase in increase of $4,265 from $22,765 under suspension, and In other activity: salaries from $5,350 to a to $37,020; in the swimming ITating a motor vehicle while • Police are investigating a recommended $14,500. This in its! registrationI is under suspen­ break at the Manchester Tailor pool budget, there is an in­ 1 ' effect is a recommendation for crease of $1,640 ; for public sion. He was released on a $100 Shop, 121 Spruce St. Thieves a full-time director of recrea­ celebrations (July 4 fireworks), non-surety bond for court made off with about $122 tion and municipal agent for the there is an increase of $3()0 appearance May 6. sometime early this morning. m Rise Unabated WASHINGTON (UPI) - The the CPI rose in the first three deems necessary to avoid this elderly. from $3,300 to $3,600; and for • Police are also in­ National Product (GNP), the James Bossie, 28, of 326 vestigating an apparently worst inflation in nearly a months of this year at an annual condition: The salary figure in the Christmas lighting, there is a quarter century continued un­ most comphrensive barometer current budget is $5,350. The Center St. was arrested on a related attempted break at rate of 14.5 per cent, the biggest The latest figures also could decrease from $1,200 to $1,100. abated in March, with the cost three-month increase since con­ of a country’s economic health,. total recommended recreation The various public works Circuit Court 12 warrant Fred’s Package Store, 117 accelerate calls in CVmgress for output fell at a 5.8 per cent an­ of living rising 1.1 per cent, the sumer prices went up at an an­ a tax cut as a means of putting budget is $50,215 or an increase department budgets total about Wednesday and charged with Spruce St. nual rate in the first quarter — two counts of issuing a bad government reported today. nual rate of 15.2 per cent in the of $8,710 over the current $1 million in a total town budget more money in the pockets of the biggest three-month drop check. He was released on a Higher prices were record^ first quarter of 1951. figurfe. of $4.5 million. Americans and thus since a 9.2 per cent decline in for a wide range of items from Among other items showing st^ulating the economy. Ad­ A request for $15,000 for a Also at tonight's meeting the MEAT PRICES the first quarter of 1958. Share Reward Check food to doctors’ fees. price surges last month were ministration officials have music shell was deleted by the mayor will present a request of The 1.1 per cent jump in the Severe cutbacks in the auto mayor but could be put back in gasoline, clothing, postage, and argued that such a move only the state Department of Four Southboro, Mass,, children received a Sin onn nhonir t ARE LOWER Consumer Price Index (CPI) utility rates. industry plus a continued reces­ if the council wishes. A figure would compoiiiri the present in­ Transportation (DOT) to recently as a reward for recovering almost $3()0’()()0woS l empieman ot the commercial Union was the third largest monthly sion in the home construction of $20,000 for fees includes QE-2 Steams People are Buying The higher prices in March flationary dilemma. purchase some 84 feet of town- of checks stden last February fro m T a S eT ca r S increase since 1947, exceeded took another bite out of the industry were blamed for most salaries for summer help in the More Meatl As measured by the Gross of the decline. owned land needed to continue Somerset, Mass. Receiving the giant c S from (UPI photo) For London only by the 1.3 per cent advance purchasing power of the various playground and pool its widening project on Rt. 83. in February and a 1.8 per cent programs. average worker despite bigger The council’s action will be to NEW YORK (UPI) - The I Edward Fontana, whol increase last August. pay checks. This power For Valley Falls Park, a refer the matter to the Plan­ Queen Elizabeth 2 steamed The statistics were the third salary of $1,210 is Vernon Iworked with our meatl declined 0.8 per cent in March OAS May Let Cuba^ ning Commission. across the North Atlantic for piece of bad news for the U.S. because price increases out­ recommended for a director for DAR Hears I manager Frank Toros atl Mayor McCoy said he toured Nixon Great Britain Wednesday, economy in two days. ’The stripped a 0.2 per cent increase an 11-week period amd $1,800 I Wood’s, joined Plnehurstl the widening project with DOT canning about 1,600 passengers Commerce Department in average weekly earnings. for two assistant directors for I Service Meat Dept, this In Out of the Cold officials and It is moving along WASHINGTOh( (UPI) — on its first passenger voyage I week... reported Thursday the nation’s The purchasing power of 10 weeks at a salary of $90 per Convention Delegates Endorsed President Nixon said today that even faster than expected. ’The since its boilers broke down at economic growth rate, as average weekly earnings thus WASHINGTON (UPI) - time since the Organization of week; plus 300 hours of part- America must regain its sense I As wholesale meat prices road is being widened from the The Vernon Democratic sea April 1. drop, we here at PInehurst judged by the Gross National dropped 4.1 per cent below Quietly, without debate, the American States (OAS) im­ time help at $2.20 an hour, a The original slate, submitted Philip Brosseau, James Filkoff, of national destiny and lead the Vernon Circle area up as far as Town Committee has endorsed The luxury liner has been I bring prices lower... Product, fell by, the biggest March, 1973. U n i^ States has assented to a posed a diplomatic and total of $660. by Democratic Town Com­ Harold Kadish, James Morre, world’s search for peace. the Windsorville Rd. intersec­ delegates to the state conven­ docked in New York since it OSCAR MAYER BACON Is margin in 16 years between The bad news Thursday on Latin American diplomatic economic quarantine against For the various summer mittee Chairman James Roche, Chester Morgan. In a patriotic-type speech to tion. tion, seven supporters of U. S. returned from Bermuda, where down 30$ lb. to a new low of January and March and infla­ GNP and inflation was at­ gambit aimed at brining Cuba his government ih 1964. playground programs, there is was made up of five Grasso 4,500 members of the The state needs the small Rep. Ella Grasso and two sup­ Senatorial: Atty. Robert its boilers were fixed. It sailed $1.29 lb. Tight Squeeze tion in the same period soared tributed largely to the energy in from the cold. This quiet little piece of a request for six head supporters, two Killian sup­ Daughters of the American strip of land in the area of the porting Atty. Gen. Robert Dubeau, David Bates, Nicolena Tuesday night. FARMLAND BACON Is a| at a 10.8 per cent annual rate, a shortage and had been an­ Without discussion. Secretary business did not even rate men­ counselors at $65 a week, a total porters and two uncommitted. Revolution (DAR) at their A passerby views a late model compact car that ended up afternoon. The driver George old railroad abutment which Killian for governor. Therault, Sandra Faloon, Fred wonderful value at 89e lb. W. Gongas of Salem, Mass., 23-year high. ticipated. of State Henry A. Kissinger tion in the eight-page com­ of $3,120; 13. assistant The two uncommitted were Fuerst, Paul Roshka, Helena "Continental Congress” in under a huge trailer-truck in Revere, Mass., late Thursday opened Ute door and got out - will be tom down and the curve The endorsed slate includes DUBUQUE s m o k e d ! The Labor Departmeht’s Few economists expect the consented Thursday to a munique thst ended the two-day counselors at $50 a week, a total Roche and Atty. Leonard colorful, flag-bedecked without injury. (UPI photo) In that area will be reduced con­ the following Grasso sup­ Daly, Marian Narkawicz, BONELESS BUTTS, better Bureau of Labor Statistics said slump to last long, but unless a Mexican proposal that Washington meeting of of $5,200; and a playground Jacobs. Their names were Robert Schwartz. Constitution Hall, the President siderably, the mayor said. porters: State R$^). Thomas known as Daisy Hams, are marked upswing occurs in the hemisphere governments be hemisphere foreign minbters director for nine weeks, at $85 replaced on the slate by Mrs. Judge of Probate: Atty. Mar­ recounted the wars of this cen­ The council will also be asked Dooley; Jane McCarthy, vice Garafolo and Turk. I down to $1.59 lb. current April-June quarter, the polled on whether they want Tuesday. But enthused Latin per week, a total of $765; plus to consider a proposed or­ tin Burke, Atty. Robert tury, and said the nation must Joseph P. Naylor chairman of the town com­ Dooley, before the final slate country could be faced with six Cuba invited to their next diplomats made clear they $750 for the program for the dinance which would give the Dubeau, Robert Chamberlain, meet the challenge “to provide Israel Intensifies mittee; Atty. Leo B. Flaherty, months of negative economic foreign ministers conference. viewed it as a major handicapped. was adopted, called for party the leadership so the next Portrait Photographer town’s Conservation Commis­ former town chairman^; Devra Vincent Shaheen, Gloria This Week at PInehurst but growth — the technical defini­ If everyone agrees, Fidel breakthrough. Also included under fees is unity noting while he has generation can be the first sion the authority to enforse the Baum; Michael Twk; Fern Filkoff, Noel McCarthy, Muriel tion of a recession. Castro will send his represen­ “This is the first step toward salaries for referees, umpires, declared his support for Mrs. ^Fenn, Virgimia Gingras, Ann generation in a century that inland-wetland regulations and, Garafolo; Councilman HOME SITTINGS SIRLOIN STEAKS President Nixon has tative to a pvley of American ending the isolation of Cuba,” ( and scorers. For 290 softball and Grasso he would support Killian Humphry. does not have a war.” Urralii if approved, to set May 6 as the Thomas Benoit. War of Attrition promised on several occasions states — this one in Buenos Mexican Foreign Minister games for men, an amount of if he wins the nomination. The President spoke for 25 date for a public hearing. Killian supporters endorsed County: Ann Marley, Carl FAMILY GROUPS at *1.SOS. to take whatever steps he Aires next March—for the first Emilio 0. Rabasa said. $2,610 is requested; for Other convention delegates minutes, concentrating entirely United Press International Dayan and the new chief of Gardening with Frank Atwood, Page 0 were Councilman Peter Frederickson, Ann Mariego, from fulfilling their objec­ women’s softball, $540; and for named were: on the nation’s leadership in Israel intensified the war of staff, Lt. Gen. Mordechai Gur. Old Codgar’a CodgItaHona, Pago 0 Ruby Glows In Dark Humphry and committee Nicholas Pawluk, Arthur and INDIVIDUALS PIMTDIHOUSE S1HKS tives...The confusion created by basketball, $650. Congressional Convention: world peace efforts. He did not attrition on the Golan Heights Rangoon, Burma — A ruby’s secretary Gloria Collins. Garafolo, Ruth Ventura, pat An Israeli command com­ our air defense systems made Bookmobile schodulo, Pago 3 Left in the budget was a Abner Brooks, Patricia Cedor, Deyorio, Austin Gills, David refer to Watergate, the House < t M . 7 9 N i . front today with its first air munique said Israeli aircraft enemy aircraft bombard their beauty does not depend on color Lester Baum, Henry Abuza, CALL 649-5593 (Both with full tenderloins) Vomon council favors full-time recreation depart- request for $800 so the depart­ alone. Equally important is its Williams. impeachment investigation or strikes well beyond Mount Her- for the first time since the 18- own (Israeli) positions in the mont head, Pago 9 Downtown Promotional ment can continue its program fluorescence. domestic politics. mon. There was tank and ar­ day war attseked Syrian Tel al Araes area and inflicted of replacing wooden bleachers * The phenomenon is illustrated tillery fighting on the Golan targets away from the Mount casualties.’’ Babe Ruth spotllghta in Herald Angle, Page 14 with fiberglass ones. by shining a beam of blue light Heights for tte 39th day, and Hermon area. It said the planes Beirut newspapers and Moriarty'a out at ML Nebo, Pago 15 Ideas Aired in Report The indoor recreation budget on a ruby in a dark room and BITE SIZE CUBES Syria said its Soviet-supplied strafed Syrian positions south diplomatic sources in London Bonnot kite championa, Pago 14 reflects an increase of $21,265. then viewing it through a red air defenses were confusing and of the bulge Israeli forces have rqMrted the Soviet Union Closing downtown Main St. to three to five. Entrants-wonld be filter. Normally an object thus BEEF STEW To support her ideas. Miss Accounting for the major part inflicting heavy losses on the thnist into Syria in the war. has sent Syria new missile In Saturday's Herald vehicnlar traffic to create a judged on cutoiess and talent. Burch pointed to similar of this recommended increase tested is practically invisible be­ A. *1.39 Is ra ^ air The Jerusalem' Post said mall atmosphere would offer cause the filter has absorbed all systems and advanced MIGs in • “A Uttie Bit of Enn^’’ promotional events in is an amount of $15,000 to refur­ SEMI-BONELESS Syriaa aaUltary commtmiques Syria’s attack Thursday with 14 an effort to restore the Soviet Cats Meow for Purrmanent Homoa (foaturo) the possibility of many with curbside ' outdoor M ^etow n. bish and equip the former the blue light rays. But the ruby said that 't^i’TltTO a.m. (5:10 glows in the dark like a burning MIG-21S may have been an position in the Bfiddle East. The promotional events to help restaurants. m that dty, the police chief coal. CALIF. CHUCK ROAST a.m. EDT) seven Israeli attempt to lure pursuing Israeli Russian position was further downtown Manchester Miss Burch said the Chamber has okayed one-day closing of planes, one of them a pilotless aircraft into a strengthened merchants, according to a — j l ’J J A ____ weakened Thursday when of Commoce would take the two b l o ^ of Main St. for a reconiriissance aircraft, were network of SAM-6 missiles. Egyptian President Anwar report by Gail Burch, director re^nsibility for woridng with sidewalk sale and rock concert shot down today. This brought The Syrians ‘‘have been con­ Sadat said he was ending 18 of retail and consumer affairs the Main Street Guild, a after 9 p.m. store closings. - roneless S H ouuni the total which the Syrians solidating their antiaircraft years of reliance on Soviet Athanson Takes Up for the Greater Manchester merchants association, in plan­ Miss Burch’s report received aOD ROAST or claim to have shot down since missiles (and) were reported to arms and would look elseii^ere. Chamber of (Commerce. ning such evats, should the favorable reaction Thursday at April 8 to 16. Israel said all its have recently strengthened In Cairo, the newspaper Al Ellen Burns^ Case Miss Burch’s report, downtown committee and town the downtown committee LONDON BROIL planes returned safely to base. their defense with a dense Ahram said despite the escala­ prepared for the Mayor’s and state (rfficlals endorse an meeting, but there were no AN^ ib.'1.49 Syria senf its air force into network of missile batteries tion of fighting on the Golan Downtown Action Committee effort for closing the street for decisions made on the con­ action T h u i^ y for the Qrst supplied by the Soviet Union,” Heights, Washington official Against Boy Scouts Thursday, listed a few ideas: a day or more. templated street closing. time since the ()ctober war and the Post said. "Most of these circles are optimistic about the • An arts and crafts fair. For your favorite ^ the Israeli cabinet went,into were of the SAM-6 type.” prospects of realizing the dis­ • A band or quartet playing emergency session today to Syria said "our air defense engagement of Syrian and By DOUG BEVINS Ellen sat quietly through the throughout the day. froma MEAT LOAF “trial,” as Athanson, takL^ the hear an assessment of the situa­ systems are engaging enemy Israeli forces. Secretary of The Boy Scouts of America • Talent shows and acts per­ 3 In 1 Blend of tion by Defense Minister Moshe aircraft and preventing them role of judge and jury, tr i^ to formed hourly. Travel Show Draws Qieckiiifi(^ VEAL...PORK...BEEF State Henry A. Kissinger plans went on trial Thursday before unravel the red tape surround­ new US to visit both Tel Aviv and Mayor George Athanson of • A summer mini-Olympics, ing her application for the •1.39 Ri. Damascus at the end of this Hartford, who embarked on a with roller-skating, soapbox Eagle award. Overflow Crowd IW e will have Veall month and it was not known fact-finding mission to help races, tricycle races, etc. how the escalation of the Ellen Bums of Manchester o|h 'n e testimony and exhibits • A “sneak preview” fall Scalopinl...Genuine Spring | were impressive. Athanson was I Lamb Legs and ChopsI Funds Needed fighting would affect his plans. tain an Eagle Scout award. fashion show, perhaps tied in The Herald’s first Travel. winning films on California and The battle for control of the Ellen, a member of Explorer presented with a thick sheaf of with an antique auto show for Show brought an overwhelming Arizona and a packing NewAdHm Jersey’s finest women’s free when scout bylaws, regulations, and People come from miles mountain, and thus artillery Post 112 in Manchester, applied the “Great Gatsby” effect. response and opened to a demonstration. figure salon is coming to your handbooks. He heard comments around to PInehurst for our | control of the grassy Syrian for the Eagle award — boy • A street dance. standing-room-only audience at area with the latest in perfected from both sides: Members of I Freshly Ground To Aid Infant plain below, has been a focal scouting’s highest honor — last • A street auction with “fun­ Highland Paric S c ^ l Thursday Door prizes, courtesy of Ellen’s Explorer Post and of­ exercise equipment and point of the fighting for the past June, but scout officials won’t ny money” issued by n i^t. Marlow’s, Regal’s, Nassiff ficials in the Long Rivers Coun­ personalized figure and two weeks. The Syrians are accept her application because merchants, who would also con­ We apologize to those who Camera, American Airlines and SAUSAGE MEAT ENFIELD (UPI) — H seven- bounds of modern medical cil of the Boy Scouts of diet control. you save trying to regain the northern­ she was never a Boy Scout. tribute items to be auctioned. were unable to view the film O’Keefe Travel, were awarded. month-old Terry Bouffard can technology. Hi . America. • A “high noon event" in presentations, and assure them Host ^travel agents were; Join your friends . .. they’ll *1.09 hold on to life for another year By this time in another year most peak captured by Israel in Ellen, a 16-year-old junior at October. East (Catholic High School, has But Ellen’s problem wasn’t which stores close for one hour that our May 16 Travel Show on Mrs. Betty Grant of Globe all be here. or two, she’ll have a chance to or so the transplant could be resolved at the end of the * met the necessary and merchants compete in Bermuda will have larger Travel, Manchester; Paul Ryan grow up. possible, although no more than lengthy session. Athanson requirements for the Eagle games and customers “bet" on seating accommodations. of O’Keefe Travel, OUR OWN 10 such operations have ever “reserved decision” in the case award, and she thinks she’s the winners. Last night’s show, presented Wethersfield; and Laura BEEF P A H IE S The little girl has a congenital been performed in this country. and pledged to call another • A Mini Miss Manchester by courtesy of American Hastings and Don Hart, atCBX liver defect that prevents The continuous medical been denied the award simply meeting in a few weeks. 5 to the lb...ln 4-lb. boxes | Pageant with contestants aged Airlines, featured two prize­ Hastings Travel, Coventry. SPECIAL RATES HOW poisonous waste materials attention Terry requires, because she’s a girl. She, now * 1 i 2 9 lb. from being removed from her however, has already drained enlisted Mayor Athan^h’s sup­ NO 4-lb. box $5.16 system and makes her blood her parents’ financial port when the mayor was guest EXTRA Fresh or Frozen count unbalanced. resources. speaker at a recent scouting, .LESS Her parents, Alfred and June A New York specialist has awards ceremony. 'CHAROESi Bouffard, must take her to a volunteered his services for the THAN, Athanson went full tilt with pediatrician or hospital four transplant free of charge. And Probable clearing by late Freezer or Large Family times a week for treatment and the Niantic, Conn., Jaycees the case: He called in several SIGN SPECIALS afternoon with highs in the 50s. local and regional scouting of­ "per week UP checkups, but what she needs is have begun a campaign to raise Tonight — clear and cold with POBK a liver transplant. the $50,000 estim ate coat of ficials Thursday to Hartford TODAY temperature range near 30 to 20 City Hall, posed a lot of Whole 12V4 lb. loin Right now, however, Terry’s medical and hospital services in normally colder areas. liver is the size of a needle and from now until the operation is questions, and gathered ri. 9 3 * Saturday — sunny and cool evidence. such a small graft is outside the performed. with highs 55 to 60.

8 ASK ABOUT SHORT TERMS AVAILABLE Define Whole 7-RlbU.S. Choice RIB ROAST i b .9 9 « Mass Transit Subsidy Bill (Steaks and Roasts) free. Whole U.S. Choice Figure Salons BEEF CHUCK Recommended to Assembly R k S S * Just that. Free. HARTFORD (UPI) - State with local transit districts. follows a proposal he the Connecticut Co. in Hart­ MANCHESTER subsidy of bus service in The so-called New Haven recommended during last ford, New Haven and Stamford No minimum balance. No service charges of any kind. Connecticut could rise to $15 compromise would have year’s bus strike which crippled after the strike. But the CR&L million under a mass transit K-MMT PLAZA. SKIKER ST. No requirement that you apply for a "package" of bank- CARRbTs” " ’’ ’’ "u]^14*| provided 100 per cent support of service in the state. Co., which served Bridgeport, uig services you may not need. OiONS...... 3,te.39< bill recommended for passage. essential service and 50-50 par­ Earlier, the Greater Waterbury and New Britain, The legislative Ap­ ticipation for anything beyond. Bridgeport Transit District went out of business. Just have a savings account here. Any kind. Any EGGS Mediums...... doz. 6 6 < propriations Committee 643-8076 amount. And you have Free Personal Checking. The Appropriations Com­ said proposed revisions to the 9 9 * I Thursday recommended the mittee recommended restruc­ state’s mass transit program SIGN UP TODAY Period. measure and set aside a com­ turing the Connecticut would undo the successful and Under the compromise plan, promise plan worked out by the Connecticut Transportation ENJOY: SAUNA • SHOWERS • LOCKER • Transportation Authority to profitable system established in Sen. Lawrence J. DeNardis, R- provide basic levels of service. the state’s largest city. Authority would be restruc­ WHIRLPOOL • EXERCISE EQUIPMENT Open til 9 Hamden, and New Haven Regulation of transportation DeNardis said the level of es­ tured to coordinate transporta­ • GROUP EXERCISE* YOGA CLASSES • THE COAMECTICUT BANK Thura. and Friday NUTRITIONAL GUIDANCE • SPECIAL TEEN Mayor Bartholomew A. Guida would be transferred from the sential service to be provided tion policy between the state Transportation Department PROGRAMS • professional INSTRUCTION. AND TRUST COMRANY for possible consideration later Public Utilities Commission to was being negotiated but could PINEHURST and regional transit districts. SUPERVISED KIDDIE NURSERY. All Manchester Offices open Monday-Friday 9-3, Ibursday 6-8; Rockville Office open Monday-Friday p ", Thursday 3 : 3 0 ^ ^ " ’’'*' as an amendment. the authority. Sen. Romeo G. be based on the level before or OROCERY, IHC. The committee bill would Petroni, R-Ridgefield, said. after the strike which ramfrom Wanderlust Has Wide Appeal North Main Office Manchester Parkade Office Rockville Office provide for 100 per cent state Attorney General Robert K. November 1972 to March 1973. The measure would decrease 893 MainSUeet 14 North Main Street 354V4 West Middle Turnpike ° 42 East Main Street — 302 M AIN support for purchase of equip­ Killian, a Democratic guber­ The strike left most major the agency’s membership from The first in a series of Travel Shows sponsored by The sales representative for American Airlines, right ment and SO per cent support of natorial candidate, said the cities in the state without ser­ 13 to 9 and bar elected officials Herald and participating travel agents drew a capacity background, discussed the two prize-winning films on operating costs, to be shared New Haven compromise vice. Service was resumed by from serving on it. crowd Thursday at HigMand Park School. Robert Bader, California and Arizona. ((Herald photo by Dunn) L 4 i