MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1974- VOL, XCIII, No. 155 Manchester-A City of Village Charm e ig h t e e n p a g e s PRICE: FHTEEN CENTS . ;::ip ■/■■.■u/r Steele To Make Bid r 1 For Governorshio BARBARA RICHMOND no,not shift« u,to run for the House ...... ' J / Watergate. In state after state Officially announcing his can- seat or any other office which Steele said the ad purchased they feel they are going to be and all money for his candidacy didacy for governor. might be made available to by Common Cause, a non swept in by an anti-Watergate will be channeled through the Republican Congressman him. "I am in this race all the tide. Well, I think the partisan lobbying group, goes Robert H. Steeie of Vernon toid into ^ e raising of money from one committee already way. And I’m in it because I am Democratic politicians are mis some 50 supporters “I will seek special interest groups and registered with the Secretary of confident we can win,” he said judging the mood of the State; and finally, he will set a the Republican nomination for lambastes the Democratic amid cheers from the crowd. people,” Steele said, again to a limit of $500,000 on campaign governor with ali the strength He listed some of his ac thunderous applause. leadership in the House of and energy I have.” expenditures in the general complishments as a con Steele, with great emotional Representatives, for blocking election. Steele made his announce gressman : An offensive against campaign financing reform ment in his hometown this morn emphasis, termed Watergate legislation. Noting this will be breaking drug abuse in America “a sordid national scandal and totally new ground in Connec ing amid cheers from some He promised, if he does resulting in a major decline in tragedy and I am for bringing ticut, Steele said at present 500 supporters and liveiy music nothing else in his campaign, he the availability and use of those responsible for it, there is no limitation bn cam piayed by the Landerman IS going to try to take a major heroin; legislation intrciduced whatever their rank or position, paign contributions. orchestra. step toward campaign financ on firefighting and fire safety; to justice as quickly as justice Other issues Steele cited as In announcing his intention to ing reform. increasing the flow of federal will allow.” being central issues in this seek the gubernatorial post, the He pledged to do this by adopt funds into Eastern Connecticut; campaign included one that 35-year-old Steele, who is serv directing the federal He added, however, that he ing a campaign financing for feels the voters next fall will be calls for need to to keep Connec ing his third term as con governments attention to mula which, “to my knowledge ticut fiscally sound and to keep wondering what steps are has never been tried before in gressman from the Second dis special problems faced by New the state from “sliding back - C - r i- - . I today’s politicians taking to any major gubernatorial cam trict, said he is aware he wili be England during the energy into the red ink that the prevent a future Watergate, paign in the United States.” getting criticism and snickers crisis; and as chairman of the Democrats almost drowned us and not which conspirator com For starters he promises to from "so-caiied professionai Republican Task Force on in before Tom Meskill became mitted what misdeed or crime. initiate reform in the way he politicians who are going to Aging, helping the senior governor in 1971,’’ he said. Emphasizing that he thinks conducts his own campaign. He whisper it around that Steeie is citizens across the country. He credited the Meskill ad the whole system of campaign said he will not accept any con committing politicai suicide.” , Steele cited as one of the ministration’s greatest Ac financing ‘‘stinks,’’ Steele tribution from any person or "Maybe they’ll turn out to be issues of the campaign he feels complishment as putting the referred to a full-page adver right. But if they’re right, it’s is going to take precedence organization, in excess of $100; state back on its feet, financial tisement in the Washington he will publicly report and file not just going to be Bob Steeie over all others, the issue "of ly, and the greatest challenge to Post and the New Haven with the Secretary of State, the who’s in trouble; it’s going to how we restore a high level of Meskill’s successor “is going to Register. He waved a copy of names of all contributors and mean. I’m afraid, that our confidence in government and be to keep it there without the ad as he read, “There’s whole election process is in the political system.” the amount of contribution, resorting to a state income tax Another Political Vandal in every 30 days. even deeper trouble than any of which I don’t want and which I us thought,” he said. ‘‘Democratic politicians Washington, But This One Also: He will not form any today are gloating over believe the majority of people Steeie said he made the deci Belongs To The Democrats. “dummy front” committees sion to seek the nomination (See Page Eighteen) after consulting with party leaders throughout the state Confident of Victory and “most importantly, after ])lcinchest€r Chciinher Favors consulting with my wonderful A confident Robert H. Steele of Vernon acknowledged the applause of.some 500 supporters wife, Betsy, and my family.” Will Steele shift his course to who came to his hometown this morning to hear him announce his candidacy for Governor run for his House seat again? Retention of State Blue Laws of Connecticut on the Republican ticket. (Herald photo by Richmond.) He said emphatically, he will By DOLG BEVINS fairs Council, and a survey of clause” was made in light of goods, tobacco, and newspapers Directors of the Greater local retailers who are- the current move in the can open Sundays. France Blocks Liaison Plans Manchester Chamber of chamber members. Assembly to modify the Sunday The Chamber of Commerce Commerce Monday endorsed The chamber position comes sales law. Chamber directors survey of 93 local retailers who as the state General. Assembly LUXEMBOURG (UPI) - countries to lay new lines of retention of the state’s Blue said they’d oppose any effort to are chamber members drew 65 Michel Jobert found that “too would not satisfy the U.S. Laws banning sales of most is considering changes in the increase square-footage responses and showed the ' France single-handedly blocked consultation to the United early and too fast." The most today the latest attempt by the government, because decisions goods on Sundays, but they Blue Laws on Sunday business, restrictions beyond 1,500 square following opinions: States. ’ France would agree to, he said, and chamber officials have sent feet.'i?,; ■■ European Common Market often are well formed by the called for an amendment to the • Thirty retailers (46 per Despite seven hours of often was a noncompulsory system letters to local legislators and heated debate Monday night time they reach the foreign laws providing stiffer penalties Additionally, the chamber cent) favored retention of enabling the foreign ministers key leaders of the Assembly. supported retention of current and today, foreign ministers of ministes. for convictions. existing laws plus increased — not the political directors — exemptions and restrictions on Fuller Brush the nine nations failed to agree If the Blue Laws are modified Monday’s statement from the fines. to consult Washington “if they Kissinger complained es to permit Sunday sales based on chamber suggests that the sales of specific items, • Six (nine per cent) favored on the consultation issue, which wished.” pecially about the Common regardless of a “square-footage To Move the Nixon administration has size of stores, the chamber’s existing Sunday sales law be the “square-footage clause” of President Nixon and Market’s sudden decision directors said they’d support a maintained with the amend clause.” 1,500 square feet. put at the top of the transatlan Secretary of State Henry A. Headquarters March 4 to seek closer Euro “ square footage-clause’’ ment that the $50 maximum • Eleven (17 per-jcent) tic agenda. Instead, they post Kissinger have made the con The Assembly’s General Law pean ties with the Arab coun restricting Sunday business to penalty be increased to $200 for Committee has been con favored the existing laws and EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - poned it until their next sultation issue the centerpiece tries. The ministers tried today meeting April 20. retailers with stores smaller the first conviction, and $500 sidering a bill which vyould increased fines in combination Fuller Brush Co. says it will of the current U.S.-European to answer one of ^ssinger’s Belgium, backed with than 1,500 square feet. and/or six months in jail for allow stores up to 5,000 square with the “square-footage move its headquarters this fall dispute. They complained that complaints by inserting a succeeding convictions. clause.” to Chicago, home of its parent varying enthusiasm by the The chamber directors took feet in size to remain open Sun the Common Market nations clause in their declaration The directors favored stricter days. f, , • Twelve (18 per cent) called company. Consolidated Foods,JT' other seven nations, proposed take decisions, some of them the position following stating that their contacts with enforcement of the law with or for elimination of all Sunday to be closer to Fuller’s that the United States‘be con “hostile” to America, and only the Arabs would not interfere recommendations of the The present law specifies that sulted during Common Market without the amendment. sales laws as now exist. midwestern manufacturing inform the United States when with his Middle East moves. organization’s Retail Trade only service stations, theaters, • Six (nine per cent) had an operations. decision-making at a fairly ear The chamber’s recommenda it is too late to change them. Commission, Legislative Af laundromats, and stores selling alternative view or were un ly stage — the preliminary dis tion for a ""square-footage “With our manufacturing Britain and West Germany dairy, agricultural and baked committed. , now consolidated in the central cussions by political directors pushed hardest for some new part of the country, it makes —Jjefore the decisions are sent method to keep this from Week of the Young Child to the ministers themselves. sense for us to locate our happening. But the French headquarters in that area, too,” But a French spokesman said suggestion of optional consulta French Foreign Minister Walter G. Freedman, chairman tion at the ministerial level and chief executive officer, said Day Care Now a Learning Experience MondaJ'. Company spokesmen said it Project Funding By JUNE TOMPKINS “day care” come to mean was too early to determine how « Proclaimed at the national anything more than a service many of the 190 employes in its level, and locally by Mayor for child care and protection. East Hartford plant would be Hearings Tonight John W. ’Thompson, this is the Originally, it was to provide asked to move to the Chicago “Week of the Young Child.” In area. service available to working Public hearings on a variety The five proposed allocations conjunction with and apprecia mothers, or to mothers who ‘ Fuller moved its manufac of appropriations and are: $80,000 for the second tion to the Greater Hartford wanted to work, to those turing operations from several allocations, including $168,356 phase of storm-drain im Association for the Education children whose fathers were not , eastern locations to a new for five projects from revenue provements in the N. Elm- of Young Children, Mayor in the home, or where there sharing funds due‘this month, production plant in central Kan Henry-Tanner Sts. area; $31,000 ’Thompson urges renewed in were emotional problems. sas in 1972. head the agenda for the Board for the town’s cost share for in terest in the “education and Many of the mothers who The home care products and of Directors’ meeting tonight. stalling a water line to service a development of our children.” have gone to work outside the It will be at 8 in the Manchester cosmetics company has been planned $500,000 building by the Vi Up until not too many years home have children under the Municipal Building. headquartered in the Hartford Georgia-Pacific Corp. off N ago, a child’s education was age of six and want good child area since 1906, a year after the A revenue-sharing payment Main St.; $27,062 for pretty much confined to one care during working hours. of $211,425 is expected in a few late Alfred C. Fuller started his renovations to Lincoln Center; school room and one desk and a With the growing knowledge company in a workshop in his days. On tonight’s agenda is an $3,500 for repairs to the fine set of rules governed by about day care, especially sister’s Somerville, Mass., item for appropriating the sum bathhouse roof at Globe Hollow bells and strict discipline that educational day care, the home. to the Revenue-Sharing Ac met with punishment — often choice of a day care center has count.. Swimming Pool; and $26,794 for a new loader for the highway physical — when resisted. become selective and more department. Those who’ve had young women are demanding improved ’The appropriations to be con children in school in recent facilities for their children. Local Democrats sidered would be financed by yqars are well aware of radical It is largely with her equivalent contributions. alternatives in our country’s knowledge of the importance of The board will meet twice educational system. the development of the very 2 Favor Grasso this month — tonight for con Educators and child psy young that Mrs. Antonietta ducting public hearings and chiatrists are suggesting what Aguas combines learning possible action on agenda items might seem to some experiences with care and In Herald Poll carried over from previous revolutionary ideas, particular protection, for about 50 children meetings; April 9 for taking M 1 ly with the young, or preschool at the Delmont Day Care “Cautiously confident” Congresswoman Ella Grasso has possible action on the public s * 1 child,, for this is the area in Center at 9 Delmont St. won strong support from Manchester Democrats in her bid hearing items and on new 1 which so much emphasis is A diminutive attractive for the gubernatorial nomination. v business. being put. woman, Mrs. Aguas received Only recently has the term In a poll conducted by The Herald among 1(X) registered Also tonight, the board will (See Page Eighteen) Democrats, Mrs. Grasso won 48 votes. hear communications and reports and will open i(s Attorhey General Robert Killian was a distant second meeting to any elector or with nine votes. Former UConn president Homer Babbidge taxpayer who wishes to be %r- had two votes and former Norwalk mayor Frank Zullo one heard on any subject on the Inside The Babbidge votes were cast before he withdrew Satur agenda. day from the race. Today’s "^ere were 39 contacted in the telephone campaign who rRAIN- Hprath said they had not yet made up their minds. Two said they 14 did not wish to participate and one said he was a registered Democrat but votes Republican. BeHy’s Notebook, Page 11 sampling represents about one per cent of the some Not All Work MIm Mancheater Pageant candidates, Page 10 11,000 registered Democrats of Mancljester. Showers and thunderstorms Ahearn will seek House seat, Page 18 Ten members of The Herald editorial staff took part in this afternoon with some local “London Bridge is Falling Down” is always a new game for the very young Lynn Mundt Army A Navy wins basketball title. Page 13 the poll. Each was assigned a Voting District, and each, by gusty winds or heavy rains. LIMIe League tryout schedule. Page 13 a pre-selected method, was to get 10 responses to the Highs in the low to mid 50s teacher aide, left and Michael Krauth are “locking up” David Slater in the game that’s a preference poll. Lows tonight in the upper 30s. favorite with the 3- to 5-year-olds at^the Delmont Day Care Center during a supervised DevCo petitions for sewer district. Page 7 High Wednesday in the 50s. play period. (Herald photo by Dunn) PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., April 2. 1974
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., April 2, 1974— PAGE THREE Theatre Coventry I Time Schedule BrandVs Power Structure Board Reinstates Burnside — “ Cops & Suffering from Setbacks Robbers,” 7:30; “Last Tango in Paris," 9:00 Two Teachers State — "Chariot of the Gods,” 7:3&-9;00 Amlerson-Uttle MONICA SHEA some pressure for the board to By WELLINGTON LONG for Education and Science, said which the Chancellor and party V.A. East 1 - “Sting,'’ 7:00- he thought the job of running 9:15 Correapondent take action without having all BONN (UPI) — Chancellor chairman wish to pursue,” -8 K )0 - 742.9495 the facts. Fortunately, the vast Willy Brandt is having his the government perhaps was Schmidt said, adding: U.A. East 2 - “Sting,”, 7:15- (3-8-22) NEWS too much for 60-year-old Brandt 9:90 Coventry Board^of Education majority of parents and citizens problems. “I consider this ambiguity as (18) SECRET AGENT and suggested the appointment U.A. East 3 - “3 Chairman Robert Walsh an support^ the more rational ap His cabinet unity is coming to the main factor in the current (20) SOUNDING BOARD nounced the results of three proach of hearings; and the pieces and his Social of a person or persons to relieve uncertainty of some persons Musketeers,” 7:45-9:45 (24) PHYSICAL the Chancellor of the necessity Vernon Cine 1 — “Magnum hearings held at the request of result was neither a yielding to Democratic party has suffered who hithefto voted Social GEOGRAPHY of deciding domestic policy. Force,” 7:10; “Massacre in teachers whose contracts were high pressure tactics nor a three stunning setbacks in local Democratic.” (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH terminated effective the close rubber stamping of the ad elections. Brandt allowed both Schmidt Chancellor-watching always Rome,” 9:20 n (40) WILD WILD WEST i- of the school year. ministration. We simply ob • Two cabinet ministers public and Dohnanyi to remain in of is Bonn's leading activity, and Vernon Cine 2 — “Cinderell/ fice. Sources say he is marking Liberty,” 7:20-9:30 7 - 8 : 3 0 - Walsh said, “Over a year ago tained all the information ly blamed the losses on star players are asking each (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS we became concerned that only available and made' our Brandt's leadership. time until May 15, when other why Brandt sometimes Showcase 1 — “Exorcistj” Foreign Minister Walter Scheel 7:10-9:40 (24) PHYSICAL the best teachers receive decision,” said Walsh. Finance M inister' Helmut seems to have removed his GEOGRAPHY tenure in our system. In order Walsh said he “wished to Schmidt said West German is scheduled to be elected presi hand from the tiller. Showcase 2 — "Sleeper,” dent of the republic. 7:20-9:25 - 7 : 0 0 - to assure this the board thank the many parents and / voters abandoned the Social Simple boredom is the With Scheel’s departure frorn Showcase 3 — "Serpico,” (3) AUDUBON WILDLIFE directed the Superinterident of residents who contacted Democratic party because explanation offered most often the cabinet, Brandt will 7:30-10:05 Schools Dr. Donald Hardy to various board members and Brandt had allowed left-wing by those in more or less daily THEATRE reorganize it completely, the Showcase 4 — "American (8) TRUTH OR personally evaluate all teachers appeared at the hearings. It’s Radicals to appear to be taking contact with Brandt. sources said, eliminating both “Brandt has gone through Graffltti,” 7:00-9:10 CONSEQUENCES who would be tenured in the clear indication of a genuine in it over. Easter the disloyalists as well as some Jerry Lewis Cinema 1 — (18) DICK VAN DYKE school year 1974-75. This was terest in our school system.” Klaus von Dohnanyi, Minister such phases ’ of boredom for deadwood. They said’ the "Mean Street,” 7:00-9:00 (20-22-30) NEWS done and the result was a board “I’m most appreciative of the years,” a western diplomat Chancellor hopes that Jerry Lewis Cinema 2 — (24) YOUR FUTURE 18 decision not to recontcact with fact that so many parents were who knows him extremely well reorganization will help reverse “Play It Again Sam,” 7:15; NOW some six teachers.” understanding of the fact that said. “After a time, he will Of the six, three requested we had to move carefully and the trend against his party in come up out of the doldrums “Clockwork Orange,” 9:00 —7:30— hearings and the results were make clear well-informed legislative elections in the state and take hold of things again, as (3) OZZIE’8 GIRLS I About Town made known today. decisions on these matters.” of Lower Saxony in June and" in he always has in the past.’’ (8-22) LETS MAKE A DEAL According to Walsh, “the “After all,” Walsh said, “the Hesse and Bavaria in Most of those who know him Energy Crisis (18) CAN YOU TOP THIS? rights of children, teachers, ad The newly formed Senior November. well think this will come right (20) LASSIE board has reversed itself in the ministrators, and taxpayers Softball League for girls 13 In the first state election this after the presidential election ‘Nonsense’ (30) ANIMAL WORLD cases of Mrs. Paula Coughlin and Miss Sandra Chaet; and were all at stake. I’m satisfied through 16 years of age will con year, in the traditional Social on May 15. (40) DRAGNET Sale! Spring Cleaning at Museum Says Nader their contracts will be renewed that by its action the board has duct registration Saturday from Democratic stronghold of Ham —8KW- assur^ the best possible level 10 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 3 burg, the party lost 10 per cent For Boys and Young Men It’s time for fix-up and ciein-up at Lutz Junior Museum as Ready with the paint brushes are. left, Ben James and for the next year.” LOWELL, Mass. (UPI) - (3) MAUDE This action automatically of educational quality for p.m. next to the high school of its voters. It lost five and ' Ralph Nader, calling the energy me nusbamds pf some of the LJM volunteer leape Jerry Dvornek as Don White, standing, and Dick Carter (8-40) HAPPY DAYS assures these two teachers Coventry.” athletic field off Brookfield St. seven per cent respectively in McKinney crisis “nonsense,” says there members do their bit in renovating the basement at UM. work on some construction repair. (Heraldphoto by Dunn) (18) 700 CLUB tenure. The new league will feature subsequent communal elections Calls Nixon are sufficient oil and gas (20-22-30) HAMBURGERS In a third case the board bunting, sliding, stealing and in the states of Rhineland- supplies to last at least 200 (24) BILL MOYERS’ sustained its original decision no-arc pitching. All girls who •Palatinate' and Schleswig- years. Vernon A ‘Liability’ JOURNAL not to renew the contract. About Town register will be assigned to Holstein. FOR BOYS “The so-called scarcity of oil - 8 : 3 0 - Walsh commented that “the teams and will play in every The Social Democrats BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Rep. and gas is nonsense,” Nader (3) HAWAII FIVE-0 board’s decision in these cases game. remained a minority party until Stewart B. McKinney, R-Conn., told a Lowell Technological Brandt helped them slough off said Monday he considers (8-40) MOVIE represents a careful recon “The Pursuit of Happiness,” Institute audience Monday. Marxism in favor of a social President Nixon a “liability,” Boys’ Reg.^18 “Moon of the WolT sideration of administrative the ninth in Sir Kenneth Clark’s The YWCA Drop-In will meet Nader blamed the big oil market economic policy. and would turn down any Nixon Benoit Says HeHl Pursue - 9 : 3 0 - recommendations and 13-part “Civilisation” film Wednesday from 9:30 to 11:30 companies for raising false offPr to campaign on his behalf ENTIRE STOCK SPRING SPORT COATS (3) SHAFT deliberation upon the ad series, will be shown a.m. at the Community Y. All Schmidt complained that fears over energy supplies. He in Fairfield County. (19) TEACH-IN ditional information provided Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. at the women are invited for Brandt now allows left-wing said the only reason solar groups to give the impression McKinney, who has yet to an -10KN)- on beha(I of the teachers.” Manchester Community fellowship, volleyball or energy has not been developed they once more shape party nounce whether he will seek a (8-40) MARCUS WELBY, “In some instances” , Walsh College Bid well St. auditorium. bowling and a break for coffee. yet “is that Exxon does not policy. “Many persons are un third term, said Nixon would be Dureiko Appointment Issue M.D. said, “there was a great deal of The series, which is open to the Baby-sitting is available. have title to it.” clear as to the medium and a liability to Iiim “until he (20-22-30) OSCAR AWARDS emotional reaction to the public free of charge, is co The ehtire U.S. technological long-term goals of the Social explains his action ” in the (24) OPEN LINE board’s original move. Rumors sponsored by the college and The New Members Group of system, he added, “breeds Dissatisfied with the method closing date for filing. written opinions for the Town would request an agenda item were circulating that had no Second Congregational Church Democratic party because in Watergate scandal, - 1 0 : 3 0 - Lutz Junior Museum. Sizes 8-12 waste.” of appointment of a deputy “In fairness to all applicants Council, the mayor, and all for the meeting scheduled for basis in fact, and there was will meet tonight at 8 in the many newspapers, they find A moderate Republican, (18) JIMMY 8WAQQERT McKinney also said he will building inspector for Vernon, that applied prior to the June 29 other town officers, boards and April 15 calling for the church parlor. statements by the Chancellor All the newest, most popular colors, patterns OX^THEATRES EAST Councilman Thomas Benoit closing date, I will have and party chairman printed in accept no contributions greater commissions. He added, rescinding of the appointment -11K I0- and surface textures in easy-care good- said he intends to pursue the something in the next agenda to (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS much smaller type than than $100 to his election cam “However, I am sure you are and passage would then require ■ K ib m a n c h i s t i r North United Methodist try and prevent this situation p u rrs looking double knits and woven fabrics. matter further at the next aware that as a town coun a simple majority vote. - 1 1 : 3 0 - " C tN T iR Church "Life and Death’’ dis remarks by, for instance, paign, if he decides to run. meeting of the Town Council from happening again,” Benoit cilman you cannot request in There is a big “but,’’ (3) MOVIE 643-7632 FRfI PARKING RFAR OF THIATRf m o w cussion group will meet tonight younger party members who in He said he will not take any scheduled for April 15. said. money from organized funding Sizes 14to20 Reg.$22. . . Now 17.95 formation from the town at . however, because the motion “The Adding Machine" (1868) at 8:15 at the church. no way agree with the policies Benoit objected to the fact ’The appointment was ap torney in your individual approving D ureiko’s ap (8-40) A LITTLE BIT LIKE groups, adding he is setting his that Peter Dureiko was ap proved in a 7-3 vote of the coun capacity.” pointment” put him within tte MURDER ‘•n*shit own campaign guidelines pointed as ^ e deputy building cil on March 4. because Congress and the Noting that the council said it classified service of the town r-12XH)- inspector when he filed his The following meeting Benoit had no objection to his giving entertalnmeiil:, Connecticut legislature have which in turn makes him sub (20-22-30) NEWS Boys’ Reg. *9 & *10 m application long after the asked that the matter be recon Benoit an opinion, Atty. ject to the merit system not moved fast enough on elec sidered but the motion was Schwebel said he researched provisions of the charter. and maybe tion law reform. DOUBLE KNIT SLACKS HJZA 64e>2228 blocked in a 6-5 vote of the coun Robert’s Rules of Order con ’The charter provides that “iu> BURNSmEB M W ! A'- SAFE LIVING If McKinney does reject con cil. At a press conference the cerning the question of 'employe in the classified ser M . 1. nn. • riaac • itrnu ■ even memorable tributions of more than $100, he A great selection of colors Twin Cinema following morning, Benoit Dureiko’s appointment and that vice of the town may be ter MANCHESTER PUBLIC SAFETY. COMMITTEE could seriously diminish his L9 5 and textures in shape-hold C inem a 2 charged Mayor Frank McCoy the motion to reconsider is not minated except for cause or "LAST TAMO entertainment' campaign treasury. And ing knits for dress and “and his Republican majority,” the propxr method of dealing because of reduction enforced IN PAHS" -fiAUUNeKAet Hmr rvAtt excluding organized funding with "blatantly stopping any casual wear Sizes 8-18. MARTIN S C O R S U r S with such an appointment. due to necessity.....” 8:00 would me^n no big moqey from discussion of this sordid mess.” the Republican congressional AWARD WINNINQ- He explained that the motion “’Therefore, it may well be, "COPS AND “A full-time income with only Finally, if you have com Following that March 4 to reconsider may oniy be made under the provisions of Section operation which gives GOP in “MEAN ONER ^ ' i / ' / A part-time effort. Modest invest- plaints about deceptive meeting, Benoit wrote to Town by one who has voted with the 37 of Robert’s Rules of Order, franchising practices report to cumbents $1,000 or more. Boys’ Reg.*5 Council Abbott Schwebel asking 7:30 ment acquires exclusive STREETS” (R) prevailing side. “ I would the vote cannot be rescinded, franchise territory yielding un the state Consumer Protection him for his opinion concerning assume, by your letter, that because the council cannot Department or the Federal DRESS & SPORT SHIRTS “ e x q u it if , ComiMtttaMlt, limited earnings potential. No the proper procedure for re when you state re-examine the remove Mr. Dureiko,” the town / 2 GREAT MTS - Trade Commission. Savaga, B rillltn t" examining Dureiko’s appoint prior experience necessary. We YAL A very special selection of - NCWtDAY appointment, you mean to res council said. provide you with the intensive PLUS WOODY ALLEN IN ment. He specifically asked if a TVrEWRinR SEMHX permanent press in solids, “PLAY IT AOAIN, SAM’^ cind the appointment,’’ He added, “Thus it appears, training and supervision to We welcome suggestions and At 7:00 and 0:00 motion to reconsider the matter Schwebel said. unddr the provisions of the questions. Answers to questions IS NOW IN THEIR plaids and fancy patterns. (Alto U L -tu n . MtUnot) (PO) would be in order. guarantee instant success.” Atty. Schwebel added, “This charter, since Mr. Dureiko is Advertisements, like the one of general interest will appear NEW LOCATION Sizes 8-18. “ * » FRIDAY - SATURDAY MIDNITE * • * In a letter to Benoit, Atty. can be done by a motion to res now in a classified service, the TMEWHAV above, are franchising ads in this column. Address 41 PURNELL PLACE Schwebel reminded Benoit that cind under Section 37 of only way he can be removed questions to: “Of Consumer W.C. FIELDS FESTIVALil his duties, according to the which are currently appearing MANCHESTER 4 Mg HHt Featuring “THE OENTISr - Hllarloual Robert’s Rules of Order.” from office is to have the meijt in large numbers throughout Concern,” Department of Con (Next to Purnell Parking Lot) town charter, are to furnish A motion to rescind requires PLUS 2 Ghaptars of "FLASH 80R00N CONQUERS system board remove him for the country. sumer Protection, State Office 6 4 9 -4 9 8 6 a two-thirds vote for approval cause. I have no other motions A “franchise” is a system Building, Hartford, Conn. 06115, ______THE UMIYERSr unless the notice of the intent to FREE GIFTS FILM RATING GUIDE that could be considered in this used by a company which or dial 1-800-842-2649- toll-free. WHILE THEY LASH STARTS WED. APRIL 3: ‘*PAPILLON"ll make the motion is given at one matter.” finimr in liiwinn ctuMu Kiukfs usiu naucims bm« u sir u s m o - r o h r i redfow . i k w h m w k Y O U N G M E N For Parents and Iml 1 Im »W. M Mw «w siMK-syncv nxun ewif on> nuiM vwu iwob - hub ikum grants to others the right and board meeting and placed on Throughout his crusade iwwHMiw..
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A i Russians To Continue iianrhf fitpr iEitrutn^ Buying Grain WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ad Founded OcL i, 1881 vance reports on the Soviet Union’s, next five-year Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their agricultural plan indicate Go., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Russia probably will continue 06040, telephone 643^2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation Andrew Tally to import grain in years when Published every evening except Sun department, 647-9946. its own supplies are short, a days and holidays. Entered at the government analyst said'Mon Member Audit Bureau of Circulation / day. Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se > cond Class Mail Matter. The first solid hint of the con Juvenile Delinquents tent of the plan for 1976-80 ^ Burl L. Lyons, Publisher The Manchester Publishing Co. Soviet Agriculture were out lined by Leonid Brezhnev, assumes no financial responsibility for WASHINGTON - There was by so-called “respectable” peo general secretary of the Soviet t^graphical errors appearing in adver a piece in one of the papers the ple. These individuals cling to Communist party. Brezhnev Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in other day, datelined San Fran the status quo because it is spoke of continuing the current Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. cisco, which quoted a man in comfortable, because it has five-year plan’s stepped-up in One Month...... |3.25 Display advertising closing hours, the street as saying that the kid brought them respectability, vestments in fertilizer, Single Copy...... 154 three full days prior to publication. napers of the Hearst girl were and because change is always a mechanization and other steps By Carrier, Weekly ...754 the modern-day equivalents of gamble. Most of the “respec to boost crop and livestock Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon the Founding F athers who One Year ...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon table” American colonists were production. made our revolution. Tories, sympathetic to the Roger B. Euler, an Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and The citizen quoted — I idiotic King George III. Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. Agriculture Department assume he was a citizen — And yet, despite Bible’s specialist in Soviet farm af argued that the system was sneers, the American Revolu fairs, said in an interview the wrong and the Symbionese tion was made by men of moral preliminary reports show hint Army was trying to right it by and material substance. Their of a change in a major new wresting money from the rich names were honored ones — policy adopted by Soviet of to care for the poor. Richard Henry Lee, Thomas ficials several years ago. Doesn’t anybody read history Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, Dr, Babbidge Drops Out '4 " \ Previously, in years of short any more? The last thing in the Robert T. Livingston, John crops, Soviet policy-makers minds of the Founding Fathers Adams, Charles Carroll. The usually took up the slack by was holding the wealthy ran difference between these men reducing livestock herds. But som. Dr. Homer Babbidge’s departure To look like a winner, you have to and the comfortable Tories was when a subnormal grain crop from the ranks of Democratic can have deep party roots and a party They were, indeed, agitators. that the Jeffersons and was harvested in 1972 the Soviet They found the existing order- Franklins and Lees were didates for the pbematorial nomina recopition factor. Union moved into world taxation without representation willing to doff the safe cloak of markets with record grain tion comes as no surprise. The current polls among the among other things — not to respectability to agitate for purchases — including heavy their Englishman’s liking. And His reason for dropping out — the in Democratic candidates reflect this principle. buying of wheat and com from so they sought to change it. By Even in July 1776, there was the United States — in order to so doing, they became fugitives ability to attract financial support — fact. Mrs. Grasso has been on the still strong opposition to in avoid pinching domestic con is also no surprise. political scene for a long time and from the Establishment, men dependence; many clung to the sumer supplies of meat, milk loulre kidding iiie,iight? unwelcome in the homes of hope that George III would- And that the former UConn presi Killian too has creditable party and poultry. many of their aristocratic restore their rights as Brezhnev’s March 15 com friends. They would become dent should trail behind party credentials. Englishmen. They didn’t want ments “generally indicate a Honest, we’re perfectly serious. Because “free” is leaders of the riff-raff who took Master Charge. Lower rates on most personal loans and a to build a new country. They continuing policy of improving stalwarts like Rep. Ella Grasso and The underlying lesson of the Bab the field against the royal wanted simply to be free production, especially what Hartford National’s Favorite Person" Account is troops. whole lot more. Attorney General Robert Killian bidge effort is not the financial Englishmen. livestock," Euler said. But if they were should not be a surprise either. problems he confronted but the fact of But John Adams’ forensic “I think, and my colleagues all about. revolutionalists and agitators, So what’s the catch? That’s easy. Hartford National fire and logic swayed the agree, that if they get into The present system of would-be political life that high political office they were also men of modera Playground Exerciser at Singer Learning Center. (Photo by Steve Dunn) waverers; they had, he told another situation where they That means no fees whatsoever! No service charges tion. For more than 10 years wants to attract good solid customers. People like you who candidates for state office is first a in this state and almost every other them, waited too long already! had to import, they would do they had waged a campaign of And so, reluctantly, they Con it,” he added. ever g^gain. No minimum balances tdmaintain in your test of party connections and second a state requires an apprenticeship nonviolence against the Crown, will come to Hartford National whenever you need a bank. tinental Congress on July 2 Soviet grain imports from the test of fund-raising ability. within the party. seeking redress for abuse voted the resolution drafted United States are expected to checking account or your savings accounts. against their civil rights as That helps us give you better service. And lets iis give you In Dr. Babbidge’s case, he entered The ability to wage a successful nearly a month before by be aboqt seven million tons in Englishmen. On Juiy 6, 1775, Check out the benefits. Right off the bat you get a Max Lerner Richard Henry Lee that “these the 197^74 season, which ends the Favorite Person Account free. the race with little active party ser campagin for a party nomination in the Continental Congress had United colonies are, and of this summer, down substantial declared, “We have not raised Favorite Person Card. It speeds up check cashing at all vice behind him whereas his op volves personality, it is true, but if right ought to be, free and in ly from 13.4 million tons in the So, fill out the coupon. Or visit any office of Hartford armies with ambitious designs ponents can point to long-time efforts personality is backed by prior service dependent states.” previous year. Experts here offices of Hartford National And guarantees your Comments of separating from Great This was the work of National Become a Favorite Person and of working in the party vineyards. Britain...” predicted recently there will be and involvement in'the party, you can moderate men who had no another sharp drop in sales for A year and two days later, the Hartford National check at over 2500 stores From the beginning, he was a party open many more doors and pocket- Will Success Spoil Henry? choice. They voted for princi the year beginning this summer Bank The Free Way. elegant Charles Biddle made ple, not violence, not the jobpny-come-lately. His prior position books because you have paid your because the Soviet supply out all over Connecticut. A note of the first public celebra stealing of a human body, To look has been brightened by a as president of UConn, for all its dues. tion of the Declaration of equate Patricia Hearst’s kid HARTF(MU) NATKKVAL Independence in Philadelphia’s record 1973 harvest, and Then you get absolutely free napers with such men is to prospects for a 1974 crop which merits of administration experience Dr. Babbidge, in another campaip NEW YORK - With a foray State House Yard. “There were stage as Mideast mediator and the Arab oil embargo helped the make a sick joke. By com would be the second-best in checking with free personalized MNK>c^TRl3Sr and a first hand look at the political into Russia, to be followed by few respectable persons at another time, might have been able peacemaker, pushing Leonid mood in Moscow. The French, parison with the breed of ’76, Soviet history. operations of the state, still forced to rally the supprt he needed for the another into the Middle East, Brezhnev and the Russians into too, are worried at Kissinger’s present,” Biddle wrote. the Symbionese Army — or checks included. No bounce check SUitcwkle Connecticut OlRcea Secrqjta^ df State 'Hqqry the background. In a shallow sense, Biddle whoever those kidnapers are — him to remain, in public, above the nomination but unfortunately in 1974, headway on the energy crisis, Kissin^r runs the danger of In Europe there are dis which may account for Foreign was right. By. 'and large, must be written down as ing that lets you write loans from partisan fray. he sought as a relative political new becoming a figure of fun as a contents because Kissinger, Minister Michel Jobert’s new revolutions are not welcomed juvenile delinquents. Hartford National Bank and Trust Co. P candidate for perpetual motion. I Public His decision to drop by the wayside comer, to seek a prize the majority of wearied of the serpentine found concern about an equal your own checkbook. Your own P.O. Box 899, Hartford, Connecticut 06101 Some are tempted to dismiss maneuvers of European oil deal for Holland and Den Attn; Consumer Center ^ is more in fact his failure to rally key Democratis feel should go to other him as a dervish, others as (especially French) diplomacy mark. Records support from party regulars rather candidates who have been carrying false magus, still others as a for the past decade and more, Yet in the end it isn’t his The Almanac Yes, I’m interested in becoming a Favorite Person. tribal shaman. All the images has chosen to play a bad-guy success that will spoil Please send me an application blank and more than the given reason of lack of finan the p{u*ty banner these past four years are from necromancy and its Warranty Deeds role, and talk tough both at Kissinger’s plans, but the United Press International Bmno Hauptmann subsequent information. S'. allied areas. Which is what Edgar H. Clarke and Charles cial support. when the party has been in political Paris and Brussels. shrinking of the ground he ly was found guilty of kidnaping legends feed on. Today is Tuesday, April 2, the S. Burr to Multi Circuits Inc., There are also discontents at stands on. and murdering the Lindbergh Name- For without key support within the exile as far as the governorship is con Kissinger gets his effects, 92nd day of 1974 with 273 to property on Slater St., con home. The conservatives feel So however fast he whirls child. He was executed. party organization, there is a great cerned. says one commentator, by follow. The moon is moving veyance tax $82.50. Address _ that Mr. Nixon should never around the glove, he is lamed In 1954, the International sheer speed — a continuous, from its first quarter to full. Jarvis Enterprises Inc. to reluctance on the part of political con It is clearly a year for candidates to have shaken Mao’s hand or by President Nixon’s darkening Longshoremen’s Union called breathless juggling of his The morning stars are Mer Henry L. Botticcello, three City____ Brezhnev’s. Those for whom destiny at home. The danger to off a 20-day old strike on New tributors, other than personal friends, start their bids for party favor at the various projects, punctured by cury, Venus, and Jupiter. The parcels off W. Center and Sen. Henry Jacksoq (D-Wash.) Kissinger is not primarily — as York’s waterfront, longest dock to give money. An unwritten law of surprises. It is like saying that evening stars are Saturn and McKee Sts., conveyance tax State- -Zip- bottom, rather than at the top, a is spokesman feel that sometimes put — that the Mark. strike up to then in the city’s a ropewalker gets his effects by Kissinger hasn’t bargained $60.50. politics today is that the best way to lesson the Republican hopefuls should Russians no longer trust Mr. Tluse bom on this date are history. waving his arms. If the inner enough — inside the detente Herman M. Frechette and Nioxn’s power to carry through unde4 the sign of Aries. Member PD .I.C Cwfyrgthl IITI raise the money to campaign is to look heed also even though for different discipline and the body’s cun with Russia — for freedom of his trade undertakings. The Albert R. Martin to James A. ning were not there, the arm- French novelist Emile Zola and Donna J. Magowan, ploper- like a winner. reasons. emigration and dissent in the greater danger is that was bom April 2, 1840. waving would do little good. Soviet Union. Across political Herald ty at 111-113 Wells St., con Brezhnev, sensing Mr. Nixon’s On this day in history: Kissinger has control of his lines, many feel that the United veyance tax $46.20. increasing weakness, will In 1872, Congress passed material, and he has the cun States got the short end of the Yesterdays Green Manor Construction decide to crowd him in the com legislation authorizing the mint ning that comes from reading stick on the wheat sale and.- Co. Inc. to Helen R. Peters, unit ing negotiations, especially on to coin money, all to be in the blurred shape of the future far niore important.— on the in Northfield Green Con the SALT talks. If they feel that scribed with the Latin words “e' 25 Years Ago in the remembered outline of SALT talks. dominium, conveyance tax politically Mr. Nixon needs pluribus unum” ... a motto Final Red Cross Fund Drive the past. Thus the discontents pile up. another Russian treaty, and es- $30.25. meaning “out of many, oHe.” for 1949 is $13,364.79, well over Burton R. and Joan J. Hebbe But things are getting harder In some degree they are a price pwially needs his planned June We ArthiH Stupid In 19177) President Woodrow the quota. to James A. May, property at 3- Kissinger pays for his trip to Moscow, they may.exact for him in the present. There Wilson went before a joint ses Police start target practice at 5-7 Ford St., conveyance tax are signs that his carefully con successes. His spectacular Mid a very high price for what he sion of Congress and called for new range in Union School. dle East role, including his $96.80. trived world is coming un needs. a declaration of war against Quilrlaim Deed He is, no doubt, inspired, by the strong working relationship That is why even the subtlest North Korea must think us hinged. In fact, George Ball Germany. 10 Years Ago Tonica Springs Corp. to suggested the other day in with President Anwar Sadat of diplomat may find it ever., perilous situation of the Saigon In 19^, Charles Lindbergh Robert C. Dennison, 23.9 per amazingly naive or incredibly stupid Brussels that Kissinger himself Egypt, has not delighted the harder to work for a President Mayor Francis Mahoney left $50,000 in bills in a New cent interest; Wells C. I>en- for there to be any chance of our regime in South Vietnam which many was coming unhinged from Russians. Nor has the lifting of whose world is falling around recommends spring referen York City cemetery in hopes of dum on proposed charter nison, 24.1 per cent interst; and are predicting will soon collapse. flying fatigue combined with jet his shoulders. regaining his kidnaped child. accepting the four-part “peace” over revisions. Dorothy Case Beach, 52 per Since our intervention in the Korean lag. Mayte so. But Kissinger cent interest in property off ture which they have proposed to end exhaust^ can claim to have civil war in 1950 we have had a Spring St., no conveyance tax. the armistice which has existed done more to change world Lease diplomacy than George Ball Don Oakley between the two Koreas for more than rnilitary force in Korea. We still have Alexander Jarvis to Nathan and his associates ever did in about 40,000 troops in Ue south. lEnrs MU Warren & Sons Inc., premises 20 years. the State Department at their They maintain the armistice which at 706 and 725 E. Middle Tpke., North Korea Foreign Secretary^ Ho freshest. for 12 years commencing proposes that we should exchange was beaten out at Panmunjon against His problem is not his travel Is No News Better March 1,1974, with two options a wall of Communit intransigence. As addiction nor his work of five years each. mutual pledges of non-aggression and neurosis: Most government ser Than Bad News? Marriage Lirense, should stop assisting South Korea. the result of that armistice the vants would be better if their Anthony D. Nasceiflbeni and , lives contained more of both. Significantly South Korea would be Korean peninsula is divided almost Veronica C. Dietz, both The real problem is that the A Manchester. equally in half between North and Ten years ago, in a un whom they published adverse 3 2 excluded from any negotiations. This task is too vast, and his political stories or comments. The fear South as it was before the war began. resources on his home turf too animous decision, the U.S. is a dipolomatic way of denying the Supreme Court enunciated a is that, should the Florida President Harry Truman was the lean. statute be upheld, it would en existence of sovereignty of the South doctrine which in the view of ' ff •«4a.4* ^ ' leader in prevention of the spread of The task has been nothing some critics, granted virtual courage similar laws in other Korean government. less than the reorganizing of immunity from the'libel laws to states, or possibly a federal I About Town Communism in Korea. And it was in “right to reply” law which the He also asks that arms and war world diplomacy. There was a newspapers. * '** * Nixon administration intends to - Il that military operation that he found burning Faustian will in it, and The court ruled that a public The Manchester Historical supplies should not be sent to Korea; submit to Congress. some felt that — like Faust — official could not recover Society executive council will it necessary to relieve General Even should all this come that the United Nations designation Kissinger sold his soul to the damages for defamatory meet Thursday at 3 p.m. at the Douglas MacArthur of his command. true, the press would still have should be removed from American devil to achieve his dream. statements about his official 1 Cheney Homestead. Like all Americans we hope the day There are sonve who still feel conduct unless it could be one option that those who troops and that they should leave believe it needs “curbing” or that way, who won't forgive proved that they were made The Bentley School PTA South Korea as soon as possible, and will soon come when our forces can be him because he works for with actual malice or with the who tend to blame it for the bad A news it reports, might bear in executive board will meet brou^t home from South Korea. It is President Nixon. knowledge that they were false tonight at 8 at the school. that after American troops are mind. a great expense to the country and or with “reckless disregard” • • j withdrawn no foreign power, should There are signs of discontent for their truth or falsity. That kind of self-imposed Cornell Circle of South United have military bases in Korea. tough military duty. with the results of Kissinger’s Today, journalists are con news boycott by editors will Methodist Church will meet But at the same time we are not policies. In China there are cerned that this right of never happen, of course. It Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. at Obviously inspired by our moves, doubtless with Mao’s would be im a g in g to the in going to give the North Korean Com "uninhibited, robust and wide- Susannah Wesley House of the withdrawal from South Vietnam 'and approval, pointing to a new open” debate on public issues, tegrity of the press as it would church. munists the key to the South by aban Cultural Revolution, this time to use the words of A ssd S ^ be to the public interest. Cambodia be would welcome a directed at Chou En-lai, who But if the public really wants doning the nation which we protected Justice William J. Brennan, 1^^ T hat’s Progress? yritiidrawal from Korea so that the committed himself to a new in danger of being nibbled away a press that plays it safe—that asks, “How will this story or Sheep flocks to ta l 15.8 20 years ago. deal with the United States. In by a less liberal bench. million head today, com Communist r^[ime in the north can ® 1974 by NEA, Inc. It is almost impossible to believe Russia, there are discontents in The Supreme Court has ithis editorial affect us?” rather pared with 19 million 15 agfiin try to overrun the anti the Kremlin, largely because agreed to review a case arising .ttan, “Do the people have a years ago or 44.9 million just that North Korea had any hope that Kissinger has been too right to this information” — "Eat your heart outi" communist administration in the under a Florida law which after the Civil War. Man Main this gesture would succeed. successful, and has given the requires newspapers to print that could be what it ends up made cloth has blanketed 621 Middle Turnpike, East; 320 Middle Turnpike, West; 505 Main Street; i220 North aoatb. United States the center of the rebuttali from people airaut with. much of the wool industry. Street; East Hartford, 1085 Main; 794 Silver Lane. r ' N 4 , PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues.. April 2, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Ctonn.. Tues.. April 2. 1974- PAGE SEVEN Coventry Bolton Bolton About Town Mrs. Butterfidd Criticizes Purchase Method School Board Denies DevCo Petitions For Sewej* District w DONNA HOLLAND emergency meeting, the Once townspeople had ap Sunset Club will meet stopped from doing exactly as their mdfeting. She was told that MONICA fSHE A provides for the formation of a trict. Therefore, toe district ' Correapondenl selectmen noted it could have proved the purchase, the Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Transport to ECHS This limit is 3.75 times toe North said, “ the original they pleased. anyone could call the Correspondent sewer district. Other services will be under the control of toe 646^375 been called a special meeting. Senior Qtizens Center. After most recent year tax receipts to boundaries of the district can selectmen met to waive the bid Richard Morra, first select selectmen’s office if he wants 742-9495 may be provided by such a dis residents of the district, who .At times during the They said they had no idea a big the meeting, cards will be toe town from property within be enlarged or altered if other ding procedure. They said you man, responded by saying the to know what was on the agen trict; no services other than must be voters of toe district. selectmen’s meeting Monday a deal would be made out of played. toe district. Initially the dis contiguous property owners can’t waive a bid until after you selectmen are' doing what da. DONNA HOLLAND Richard North, DevCo sewer services are con heated discussion, ensued one word. He also offered to pay Sewerage Treatment Plant: trict would have a rather have the appropriation. townspeople have directed project manager, announced wish to participate. Once toe between the selectmen and Correspondent transportation costs. templated at this time. School DevCo intends to propose to the minimal general obligation The town meeting was called Because one selectmap was them to. She also questioned what was The Manchester Senior that a petition has been sub district has been established, Mrs. Virginia Butterfield in 646-0375 Board members said their services may not be provided Board of Directors of toe sewer bonding capacity. Thus, the to get residents’ approval of the out of town, the two selectmen being done to stop the en Citizens Pinochle Group will mitted to toe Town Council to all property owners in the relation to quesllOMUposed by A request from James responsibility is to provide by such a district. district that an appropriate sewer district would have vir purchase of the chipper for |3,- who met felt what they did was Concerning PA 490 Mrs. vironmental pollution caused meet Thursday at 9:45 a.m. at form a sewer district in northwest section of town will her at their previous meeting. McCurry to the Board of transportation to schools out Location of District; ’The dis sewer system be designed to tually no effect on toe town’s 800, which was $2,000 less than legal. Butterfield was told that at any by diesel fuel going into the the Army and Navy Club. northwest Coventry. have toe opportunity to join the Mrs. Butterfield had asked Education to provide transpor side the community for trict, to be organized pursuant carry sewage to toe district’s ability to bond for a sewer (he original ^ c e because the Mrs. Butterfield said the time any citizen could com e to brook on the rear of propertv on “ After exploring the legal district. Under certain cir about the precedent used for tation for one of his sons attend students it cannot meet the to Chapter 105, must comprise a sewage treatment plant which systein around toe lake. machine hacT^en rented.^ reason she was pushing the way the assessor’s office to read the West St. Disable Amei;ican Veterans cumstances, service can also be , ing East Catholic High School needs of, such as Cheney Tech and finhncial feasibility of single, self-contained area with could be constructed on land calling the special town Bolton and Andover for one names of those claiming Auxiliary will meet Wednesday DevCo expects to propose to provided to property which is the shredder purchase and was unanimously denied by and special educations. alternatives,” said North, “ we a single town. The present presently owned by DevCo near meeting March 4, the precedent month eaclTat. a cost of $1,000 reduced property lax status un She was told the fuel was at 7:30 p.m. at the VFW Home. the Board of Directors that a not contiguous to toe district meetings connected with it board members. decided to take the required boundaries include all of used for the emergency monthly. der the act. traced to the Reed property Board members felt there Trowbridge Rd. at Rt. 31 or at developer’s agreement be were handled is that it could steps to make a sewer district under special service con- , meeting of the selectmen McCurry noted the fact that would be many problems if they, DevCo’s property within ’toe such other place as toe direc The town had until March 6 to have been a $100,000 item, not a where due to vandalism, the signed, whereby all toe costs of tracts.” Mrs. Butterfield also wanted the request had been denied in changed their position due to in northwest (Coventry a reality. town of Coventry which is con tors may decide. This plant following the ToVn Meeting, make a decision as to whether faucet bn one of the trucks the proposed system would be The council now has 30 days $4,000 item. She told the to know why the selectmen do Directors of the Memorial the past but felt it worthwhile the njumber of students attend Creating such a district es tiguous, and toe property of could serve until toe regional the right of two selectmen to or not to purchase the machine. where the oil runs out had been paid for out of revenue bonds to to set a public hearing on this selectmen they had to be to request it again. tablishes the capability of some adjacent owners. 444 not publish an agenda prior to Pythian Building Association ing ECHS ai]d also the number plant is built, at which time toe waive bidding when there is a broken. be issued by toe district an d. proposal. Council will meet will meet Wednesday at 7 p!ttr He said the bus presently attending parochial schools i n . building a sewer system for toe Forming the District: The district’s plant could be board of three selectmen, and recovered by connection with- Town Attorney Abbott at Odd Fellows Hall. going to Cheney Tech, which is other towns. area either under present district is formed by having a removed and toe district tie clarification of the assessor’s charges and annual user fees Schwebel this week to discuss right next to ECHS, has room zoning or under new community petition signed by 20 or more into toe regional system. records on granting tax relief The Iraard does not feel an from the new construction this proposal. on it. The McCurrys have zoning to be sought by DevCo.” under PA 490 for farmlands. obligation to encourage “ voters” submitted to the Town Cost and Paying for toe within the new community and Bolton Ladies Aid of Zion another son attending Cheney. A townwide referendum is At the March 4 town meeting Sport9 Award Night Slated students to go elsewhere. ‘ Council of Coventry, specifying District: The district will be a from other property owners Evangelical Lutheran Church McCurry said he sees nothing not needed to establish a sewer Mrs. Butterfield had challenged One board member said that toe limits of toe proposed dis separate taxing entity; it will who voluntarily join the dis will meet Wednesday after the wrong with all Bolton students district. ’The sewer district will the legality of the meeting DONNA HOLLAND school athletic director, will A roast beef dinner catered handled on a first come, first anyone willing to send their trict. The term voters as used have the power to lay and trict. 7:30 p.m. Lenten Service at the attending ECHS being provided not affect the taxes of people because a fecia l shredder was Correspondent coordinate the event. by Henry Ryba will be served served basis. Elonation will be children to a private school by the statute in this case mean collect taxes; the district shall Relationship to a Town church. transportation. Other towns do who live outside the district Rep. Steele named in the call. Her 646-0375 All high school athletic with several BJWC members $4 per ticket. A guest speaker should be willing to provide toe any person residing in the set its own tax rate for district System: If the town decides to it he said. boundaries. The present boun challenge was overruled by the St. Maurice Knights of awards will be presented that serving as hostess for the will be announced at a future transportation. proposed district boundaries purpose only. The total taxes of sewer the lake area, the district Endorsed 'Columbus is hosting a sports evening. date. daries include all toe property who is an elector — or the district shall be apportioned town counsel,marshal Taylor, night. The KofC will present could extend its lines to the lake WILLIMANTIC (UPI) - and awards night to honor that DevCo owns within toe registered voter — of toe Town to each owner of property. who declared the m e e t ^ legdl. an award to the best male All athletes, school ad and tie into the Town of Coven Rep. Robert H. Steele has Bolton High School athletes. Tickets may be reserved by Town of Coventry which is con of Coventry or any citizen of toe Since DevCo will be the prin Now Mrs. Butterfield wants to athlete. The Bolton Junior ministrators, coaches and local try’s sewer system. In such gained more strength in his calling the office of Dr. Gil tiguous, and the property of age of 18 years OI^.^nore, who know the legal precedent used The event is scheduled for Woman’s Club will present an dignitaries will be the guests of cipal landowner, it will pay toe event, the proposed sewer dis w a n t e d cam pai^ for the Republican : Boisoneau, 643-0688. some adjacent owners. The jointly or severally is liable to by Taylor in overruling her May 9 at 7 p.m. at St. Maurice award to the best female the KofC. lion’s share of toe taxes. trict could be terminated. original boundaries of toe dis nomination for governor with challenge. Parish Center. athlete. The best male and the town for taxes assessed The district has toe power to Dr. Boisoneau hopes that this trict can be enlarged or altered If toe town does not sewer toe four Republican officeholders’ In response to Mrs. Butter Gil Boisoneau, grand knight, female athlete will be deter A limited amount of tickets against property within toe dis issue bonds to raise funds for will be the first of what will if other residents wish to par- be extended along Rt. 44A to the endorsements. field’s questioning of the and Michael Landolphi, high mined by BHS personnel. will be available for parents. trict on an assessment of not sewer construction and the turn into an annual event. regional treatment plant via toe ' Placing themselves in Yicipate,” said Norjh. less than one thousand dollars Board of Directors may pledge Mansfield interceptor. Steele’s comer Monday were OLD PHONE BOOKS “ If the town decided to sewer on the last completed Grand LOOK WHAT the credit of toe district for any Darien GOP Town Chairman the lake area,” said North, “ toe List. money borrowed for toe con Approvals Needed; A district could tie into toe Town Douglas G. Campbell, This petition was submitted struction of any public works. townwide referendum is not Hebron ZBA Grants Lions Recreation Request of Coventry sewer system.’’ Wethersfield town chairman to toe Town Council last niidit. The taxes paid by toe land- needed to establish a sewer dis North said that toe concept of John H. Miller, Middletown owners of toe district are used trict. Only those property To be exact, 63,311 old MancheMer/RockvIlle phone books. the district is as follows: Operating the District: 'The Mayor Anthony Sbona and Rep. source of income; be allowed, and this sign shall Committee at 8 p.m. at the to pay off the bonds. A limita owners whose land lies within They’re now being replaced by new 1974 books. NANCY DRINKUTH of the Planning and Zoning sewer district will be operated William L. Churchill, R- 3. The business shall be con be no larger than four square Hebron Elementary School. tion is placed by statute on the the proposed district boun Correspondent Commission’s new regulations Authority for Formation; by its Board of Directors, Durham. ducted only in the two-story feet; and 50c CAN GET indebtedess which such a dis Discarding thesa old diractorlea can ba a problem for the en daries are eligible to vote at toe The Zoning Board of Appeals for recreation facilities. Dinner Meeting Chapter 105 of the General elected annually. They must be structure attached to the house 7. This special exception is trict can incur through general meeting to establish a sewer Churchill urged fellow has granted a special exception In granting a special excep The Theta Chapter of Alpha Statutes of Connecticut residents or voters od toe dis- vironment. Wii want to racycia this 30 tons of paper — use it to as presented by the applicant at non-transferable. obligation bond issues. Republicans to “ make the com to toe Hebron Lions Club to tion to John Tarquino of East Delta Kappa, an honor society district. make other usable products such at cardboard or roofing^paper. the hearing. Report Available mittment to Steele now so that operate a recreation facility, St. to operate a business in R-1 for women educators, will hold Effect on Other Taxpayers; we can get on with toe task of ’lite ZBA, which voted in favor residential zone the ZBA listed Also; The 95th Annual Report of toe a dinner meeting Wednesday at Tolland The sewer district will not Wo need your help. Please keep using the old directory until the Town of Hebron for the fiscal winning in November without of the exception in an executive seven stipulations. 4. There will be no on-street the Gelston House, East Had- YOUNONL affect the taxes of people who now one become effective April 14. Then turn I n ^ old one at They are: year 1972-1973 is now available dam. For further information live outside toe district. The the divisiveness of a primary." session after Wednesday.’s parking allowed and sufficient one of the collection centers we’ll list later In thie newspaper. public hearing, stipulated that 1. The business shall be off-street parking must be ^ h e Town Office Building, the please contact Mrs. Nellie sewer district can tax only Cambell sai^, “ Bob Steelels toe club must obtain permission limited to the sale of work provided; Post Offices, and the Hebron ManWarren. ' Kingfisher Agreement Reached properties within its boun candidacy has generated gteat Ecology it everyone’s concern. from town officials for those clothing, work shoes and 5. ’There will be no outside General Store. Copies will also daries. No one whose land abuts excitement in my part of toe BURRITT BANK PAYS activities requiring permits ac jackets; display or storage of merchan be available at the public The Board of Selectmen last night approved that owned by DevCo will be state.” HIGHEST RATES! Depositors easement toe entire southeasterly boundary of cording to local or state law. 2. The business shall be dise; hearing being held tonight to the lines of an agreement between toe town and forced to join the district; at the “Big B’’ earn top Industrial Avenue W., for a right-of-way for Sbona, who also serves as a The brard further stated that operated as a part-time 6. Only one non-illuminated discuss the report of the Town Kingfisher Corp., in the works of nearly a year. membership is voluntary. dividends. Interest is com future sewers or a roadway. 'The right-of-way State Central Committeeman, toe Lions Club must abide by all business and not as the main sigil or advertising display will Office Building Addition Study Kingfisher, a subsidiary of Garcia Corp., Residents are of course, sub pounded daily, paid monthly. will give the town access to additional land said, “ there is no question” manufactures fishing tackle and skis. It is plan ject to the orders of the health Put your dollars to work pt the owned in the rear of the park. about Steele being toe strongest ning a 50,000-square foot addition to its facilities officer of toe Town of Coventry, money place-The cute little John Harkins, town manager, was given candidate. in toe Industrial Park. The $525,000 addition who may require pre^rties Southern NewEngland Telephone Red Bank Building in Hebron authority by the board to conclude toe agree South Windsor would have been built over a town easement. with failing septic system to tie center, Burritt Mutual savings ment once toe attorneys have finished toe (kaft. Miller said Steele, R-Conn., The agreement cove?s relocation of in. is open daily 10:30-6, Thursday Harkins said toe trade will allow improvements would be “ a great governor.” easements in consideration of some land for toe night till 8. 228-9471 to the area and both parties will b ^ f i t . Land Taking Method Opposed town. In the trade, which involves no money. Also in the agreement is the right for Kingfisher will get a 20-foot sanitary sewer ease Kingfisher to hook up, without cost, if toe water ment in exchange for a strip of land 50 feet wide line is extended in toe future. by 500 feet long, a 20-foot sanitary sewer ease JUDY KUEHNEL - The item was tabled and the The selectmen were unanimous in their ap April 30 as the date .for a ment from toe southwesterly com er to toe boun •«Cf Correspondent council will restudy the Atty. Gen. Robert Killian at toe proval and John Burokas, chairman, said the hearing on toe general budget. dary of Industrial Avenue W., and an 80-foot wmMT _ Tel. 644-1364 proposed revision of the or April 4 Democratic caucus to town is doing quite well with toe agreement. A rthur's School Census be held at 7:30 at the Timothy ‘ A straw vote taken at the dinance. Edwards Middle School. DRUG STORES pubOc hearing preceding Mon Two appointments were The South Windsor Board of day night’s Town Council Education is conducting the The slate proposed by toe made by the council. Mrs. 190 raaMiNCTON AVI NAurroao co m m j j t n , m eeting. showed opposition to Shirley Peterson, 920 Main St., 1974 Educational Census which nominating committee at a re Tolland M A IN $T M A N C N IS T IB CONN 943 ISOS the adoption of the state’s was appointed a member to toe is required by state law and cent meeting of toe ^ u to Wind ^ 5 0 R E W A R D sor Killian for Governor Com l44B^OADST WINOSOB CONN 6MS183 method of aquiring land for Historical District Commission which covers all persons up to mittee includes: 40 a4a IN ST B O C K V IL II CONN STS 93*3 widening and altering of town to fill an unexpired term ending 21 years of age. roads. 'The census is being taken by District I, Harry Odium, For your old Rango or Refrigerator In working condition. We need good used Tantillo PZC Chairman Nov. 30, 1978. At this time toe town uses a Mrs. Margaret Rossi, 130 representatives o f toe South former Democratic Town Ranges and Refrigerators, so If you want a dew ono now Is the time to trade Chairman; VIVIAN KENNESON with toe colonial flavor of toe Residents appeared at the three-man committee of Griffin Rd., was appoint^ an Windsor Youth Council and four and Sava up to $50.001... Yoirll Save More on Electricity or Gas by buying Correspondent town.” meeting to voice disapproval citizens to make financial alternate to the Planning and elementary PTA/PTO’s. Each District H, Itobert Myette, HEALTH and BEAUTY AIDS SUPER DISCOUNTS .^am age decisions pertaining to enumerator will be carrying an councilman; James Throwe, Howard Johnson’s has begun and to raise questions on toe Zoning Commission to fill an Kelvinator Nowl It’s been proven that today’s modem, full featured, ad Anthony Tantillo was un lafld needed for roads. identification form signed by former mayor. a chain of campgrounds with application. Parsons told Bar unexpired term ending Nov. 30, animously elected chairman of Under toe new proposal, toe Business Manager, Donald C. District III; Eklwin Lassman, vanced onginoerod Kelvinator Home Appliances will Save You Money on toe first in operation in Orlan- bara Danforto, concerned about 1977. the Planning Ckimmission Mon LIQUID Mrs. Claire Niziankiewicz. the dump, that a private con town manager would be in The Board of Education Mercure. Your Fuel illll day. That position had been va tractor would be hired. Accord ONE A DAY charge of road decisions regard- budget for fiscal 1974-75 will be Killian Slate District IV; Mrs. Audrey MAAIOX BUFFERIN cant two months. ing to Tantillo, toe contractor CONTAC ding assessment and damages' aired at a public hearing April A slate of seven delegates has Wasik, vice chairman of toe would not use the town dump. VITAMINS to personal property. 25 at 8 p.m. The council set been selectedto represent State Democratic Town Committee; RANGE ROUND UP Tantillo was elected to a six- 12 oz. size ^ Q N L Y 1 Reg. $1.27 O NLY CAPSULES Robert Homish, councilman. Richard Dwire, abutting o n l 'y year term to toe commission in Reg. $1,25 luifffm BOTTLE J W H * U I WITH IRON ^ landowner, submitted a 1969 and resumed attendance at Of 100 W W W R eg.$2B 9 $ duplicate of questions 1 89 Reg. $1.19 meetings last fall, after a BOTTLE 30’ ELECTRIC RANOE requested of toe PZC a year I 10 CAPSULE SIZE prolonged absence. He is a 8 S ‘ Of 100 ■ ^ago. He would still like toe L IM IT ONE • Up to $50 Reward building contractor, among L IM IT ONE L IM IT ONE L IM IT ONE • Plug out surface units other business enterprises. H is. answers. Other questions raised HOME BRAND son, Anthony Tantillo Jr;, a stu ORAL • Self clean or continuous BODY ALL SUDDEN BEAUTY dent at toe University of Hart related to swimming pools, V IT A M IN C FEVER • Infinite heat controls water polluUon, car wash, fenc ford, is a member of the Board 250 MG. DEODORANT of Education. ing of the property, fire safety, THERMOMETER H A IR SPRAY M/«ESSHiSEroR Application for a Howard signs, and possible removal of i| Bottle of ONLY ONLY ONLY old trees. 5 OZ. size 30” GAS RANGE Johnson Campground brought 250 tablets C ■ Reg. $1.09 many residents to the PZC Stuart Danforto warned toe R E g .$ 1 2 9 • Up to $50 Reward Riig. $2.10 I tlfOOO«4' 16 oz. meeting Monday. PZC to “ watch it, for as soon as Reg. $1.25 4 4 « w • Cook >without electricity Kenneth Parsons resubmitted it starts, campgrounds will L IM IT ONE AMEMCMlOWEn PRICED MIERMiHAnS BOIH OCVEIUE. • Continuous cleaning the application for toe camp, crop up all over town.” Richard L IM IT ONE Ostien, neighbor of the • Observador oven window locat^ off Rt. 74. The previous $2g70*M*UBO6 Small raough to be easy to drive and easy to request was denied pending a proposed campground, HOMEMAKERS SPECIALS INFLATION FIGHTING PRICES park; big enough to carry six passengers. 'That’s report on subsurface disposal reminded toe commission that COUPE Chevelle Malibu. It’s already the most popular system by the Department of people in toe area had signed a REGULAR name in mid-size history (which tells you about HANKSCHRAFT Environmental Protection, petition stating their feelings. Model 3972 N IG H T O UT HANDY - EFFICIENT its reputation for value) and now this sporty COOL MIST Reg. $4.99 The PZC tabled action pend PLAYING Malibu Coupe with a thrifty 6-cylinder engine is following a hearing in Hartford ^TEASING last May. ing an investigation. CLOTHES just $2878. What better reason to consider it as Anthony Tantillo a R D S VAPORIZER The DEP report said the Chips at D u m p ^ next new car? , ONLY REMOVABLE AIR FILTER COMB STEAMER system would perform satisfac d o\ F la . A second camp is John Harkins, town manager, ONLY ONLY torily. REFRIGERATOR ROUND UP scheduled to open next week in has said that wood chips at toe S J 9 5 i c town dump are available for toe Parsons plans to build toe Williamsburg, Va. ‘ taking by residents. REg. 39d 19 9 camp in sections, the first of In toe zone change approval, Our Reg. $10.95 UNBREAKABLE TEASER 1 Also, If residents have trees which would include 150 sites. given over a yean ago, a condi L IM IT ONE 1 GALLON - 12 HOUR CAPACITY QUICKLY STEAMS OUT WRINKLES SK-BY-SIE llffllKEMTm or limbs they,would like to The plans presented last night tion was set that toe owner remove from their yards, they WARING - HOOVER 8i OTHERS • Up to $50 Reward showed a change in design for would be responsible for main 3 IN ONE DYN Veluee to $5.00 FASHION can take them to toe dump. RTABLE CASSETTE the central building. According taining and improving Patton Model • 100% Frost Free They will be chipped when a BRUSH N'COMB to Parsons toe change would be Rd., a discontinued town road, ELEQRIC OS 409 SUN • Caritllevered shelves sufficient amount of limbs have TAPE more rustic, and “ be in keeping which would be the access to TEASER BLENDER • Large freezer the campground. been accumulated for future RECORDER GLASSES distribution. ONLY ONLY CLOSE O UT n O NLY Tolland IT FOLDS..... VALUES ^ $ | 9 9 TOP MOUNT REFRNBUTOR Rtg. $1.00 to $39.95 l $ | ^ 29' Thii yeert letest itylet BEAUTY SWINGER • Up to $50 Reward Limited to Store Stock Recorder 8i Pley Beck — Pujh Button Control Beeutifully deiigned • Meat keeper 2 POUNDS SCHRAFF'rS Apartment Zone Denied TRANSISTOR • Twin crispers CHOCOLATES RIGID • Efffclent frost free VIVIAN KENNESON The plans called for 56 units A public hearing will be MAGICUBE PANDA ONLY Correspondent in a 12-acre parcel of land. scheduled within 65 days, after Reg.$1B9 abutting land owners and toe The Planning and Zoning „ R A D IO Gravel Operation ONLY 1 0 4 6 O N L Y Commission Monday denied a Capitol Region of Governments Lawrenoe Becker, MANCHESTER request for a zone change from are notified. represented toy an attorney, residential to multiple dwelling The PZC denied applications HOME STYLE EXCELLENT U p To Up To for an apartment complex on submitted an application for a for 22 lots in Tolland Ridge, off .2 FULL POUNDS 9 9 ^ EASTER GIFT zone change from rural residen Wohlbridge Hill Rd., and Anderson Rd. FACTORY FRESH L IM IT ONE - ASSORTED COLORS GREAT FOR THE SUMMER SEASON tial to gravel removal for 28.5 Cited in toe motion to deny Quaker Knoll Village, acres on South River Rd. The apartments off Rhodes Rd., For many, this is the ideal family car. It gives toe request of realtors Lee & MAUBU6 property was formerly owned pending Department of En you Malibu economy, ease of handling and six- v r h Lamont, was that the move Sri if sfor', to (In y and tun', fh-:, Sn’indoy \ q H ’ $50 by Norman Wright and is vironmental Protection on passenger interior with the special convenience $50 would not be in the best interest C l i O A X ^ S t ,v ,.h y mr bounded by the Lavltt ballfield, M a four-door design. And notice again the price: TELEVISION APPLIANCES of toe town, would be precedent reports. Both properties are B's.iMtRi: ',p : Willimantic River, and proper owned by Armand Gagne, who BANKAMEOICARD or $2873 for a six-passepger mid-§ize sedan with m setting, and not In comformity ty of R. Peck. Wright had a per MASTER CHARGE CARP economical 6-cylinder engine. As we say, Chw- REWARD REWARD with the 1966 town plan of will have to resubmit I — — rolet makes sense for America. NEXT TO STOP & SHOP mit previou.sly for a portion of development. applications once a DEP report I . . X, . the parcel. ^Manuraclurer't Sufgested Retail Prite, including dealer new vehicle preparation charge. Deatinalibn charges, optional equipment, sUte or local taxes are additional is receive^. ';V ______L.
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues.. April 2, 1974- PAGE FIFTEEN INDEX Help Wanted 13 I Homee F y Safa______^ Homes For Sale 33 Hornet For Sale . 23 !*4r-- Open Space Site Okayed N o n c ia □ NOTICES ADVERTISme Court Cases 1 — Loat and Found ANDOVER - Three-bedroom 2 ^ P#fsoniis RATES NURSE. RN Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, carpeting, 3 — AnnounMmant* Lost and Found Effective April 1, 1974 Work with our in-ground pool. One acre plus. “WE FIND TTIE HOUSE The Manchester Planning and About 28 of the 37 acres have 4 — Entartalnment medical staff on application to subdivide the 5 — Auction* 1 day .. .9* word par day $32,000. Warren E. Howland, YOU MAKE THE HOME” Zoning Commission (PZC) already been labeled LOST - Passbook Nos. 5-14615, the second shift, 3 Realtors, 643-1108. CIRCUIT COURT 12 land. 3 days . .8* word par day . REALTOR under the influence of liquor. Monday night revised the “forestland,” qualifying for FINANCIAL 104295, 84968, 102159, 113723, 6- 6 days . .74 word par day p .m . -11 p .m ., MwiehMtw SMtIon • Signed final subdivision MIS Douglas Kendler, 16, of 428 reduced taxes. 8 — Bonda-Stocka-MorteaflM 2836. Savings Bank of 26 day* . .6* word par day NEW 7-room Colonial, 2 1/2 town's Comprehensive Plan of plans for property at Slater St. 9 — Ptfaonal Loan* 15 WORD MINIMUM Monday-Friday. Henry Baranowski, 42, of un W. Middle Tpke., charge of 10 — Inauranca Manchester. Application made tiled baths, plastered walls, NEW LISTING—4'A-room Ranch, oversized garage, Development to designate 37 The forestland acreage has and Tolland Tpke. owned by for payments. Happy A d * ...... |1.75 Inoli Industrial certain address, charge of first- reckless driving, nolled. She lieraUi large family room, porch, built- excellent (xindltlon. Must be seen...... $16,009. acres of land off Hillstown Rd. been assessed at about 3100 an EMPLOVMeNT experience help degree criminal trespass,, Edgar Clarke and Charles Burr. ins, two^:ar garage, full base Robin Luce, 18, of 550 E. Mid as "open space.” acre and the other nine acres 13 — Halp Wantad ful, but not nolled (not prosecuted). • Tabled a request for in 14 — Bualnaa* Opportunitia* FOUND - Black male poodle, ment, city utilities. Large lot. NEW LISTING—6-room Raised Ranch, country sized' dle Tpke., charge of third- The change, which allows have been assessed at about 31,- necessary. Donald R. Boushee, 41, of 412 dustrial subdivision approval, 15 — Situation Wantad call Bolton Dog Warden, 649- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Near Martin school. Immediate kitchen, large living room, carpeted family room, garage, degree assault, nolled. preferential tax treatment, was 500 an acre. 5900. Excellent oppor Hilliard St., fined |1?0 for pending further engineering in EDUCATION occupancy. Built by Ansaldi, Patricia Salisbury, 28, of 151 requested by property owner The open space designation tunity. Company Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. “ '■® '0*...... $34,000. operating a motor vehicle while formation, sought by the Green 18 — Privata Inatructlon* Terrace Dr., Rockville, Leslie Buckland of 619 allows reduction in the assess 19 — Schoola-Claaaat REWARD 375 for lost black Toy paid benefit NEW LISTING—5-room Cape. Ideal for retired couple, under the influence of liquor. Manor Construction Co. for its 20 — Inatructlon* Wantad charges of issuing a bad check Hillstown Rd. and had already ment to about 350 an acre. Poodle, male, lost 4 weeks ago K program. TWO-FAMILY - 6-6 duplex, bath and one-half, fireplace, targe kitchen, 2 extra large Bernardo Gusman, 37, of Manchester Industrial Park. in Andover Lake area. Phone and fourth-degree larceny, both been endorsed by the PZC. The tax breaks are allowed REAL ESTATE separate furnaces. (5ood king size bedrooms, garage. Ideal location. .. .$31,000. Hartford, fined 315 for nolled. • Received an application for 23 — Homo* for Sala 742-6793. Apply Personnel Office revenue and location. High 30’s. Monday night’s PZC action under broad provisions of the rezoning of about 105 acres of 24 — Lota-Land lor Sal* Miss Jane Guameri operating a motor vehicle Edward Saunders, 40, of PHONE 643-2711 Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. EAST HARTFORD—7-room Colonial, completely fenced followed a short public hearing state Open Space, Farmland 25 — Invaatmant Proparty without a license. land north of 1-86, near the Announcemanta Personnel Assistant Anderson Rd., Tolland, fined which drew only one speaker— and Woodland Act of 1963. 28 — Bualnaa* Proparty yard, carpeted living room with fireplace, formal dining Scott Hemingway, 22, of East South Windsor town line, and 27 — Raaorl Proparty $19,900 FIVE rooms, i 1/2 room, eat-ln kitchen...... $29,900. 340 for speeding and 3100 for Clifford Treat of 38 Meadow In other PZC business Mon 28 — Raal Eatata Wantad FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD AMERKIW THREAD H a rtfo rd , fined 3100 for scheduled the matter for public FORMER TAX auditor „ , baths, stove, refrigerator, gar operating a motor vehicle while Lane — who favored the open day night: operating a motor vehicle while hearing in June. The applica MI8C. SERVICES prepares federal. Mass., N.Y. " •V Wanted IS Help Wanted 322 Main Straat age, two acres. Hutchins Agen- ONLY ONE LEFT—Brand new Raised Ranch, completely license under suspension. space designation. • Robert Melendy withdrew 31 — SarvIcaa Ofterad Help Wanted ^ 13 (7 , Realtors, 649-5324. his license is under suspension. tion, which seeks CUD (Com lax returns, office or home. ------’A D V E R T iS iR ! ^ WUHniiiitie, Com., 06226 carpeted. Fireplace, 2-car garage, acre lot. .. .$34,900. Charge of operating an un Buckland’s property is his application which sought 32 — Painting-Paparing From 315. 649-8822. WANTED Experienced Kenneth Holt, 17, of 489 registered motor vehicle, prehensive Urban Develop 33 — Building-Contracting NO EKKRIEHei An Equal Opportunity already devoted to open space rezoning — from Rural 34 — RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImnay mechanic, paid vacations, also MANCHESTER - Well cared TOLLAND—Unique 50-mlle view from this 7-room Adams St., charges of illegal nolilied. ment) zoning for a development DEADLINE Employer. M/F use, according to Town Residence to Residence AA — 35 — Haating-Plumbing INCOME TAX forms prepared CMS, Blue Cross and Dental 12:00 noon (he day belora SEU for ten room oversized Cape in Ranch with jn-ground pool, 2-car garage, all appliances possession of a controlled sub by the Achenbach Realty (Jo. of 36 — Flooring Margaret Sherer, 25, of 718 Assessor Ed Belleville, and in of a 71(4-acre tract between Ver in your home or mine. Very plan. Apply Andover Auto publication < country setting, only five Included...... $53,500. stance and being found in Essex, will be referred to the 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storaga minutes from center of town. Mountain Rd., fined 33 for the last few years Buckiand has non and W. Vernon Sts. Atty. A. 38 — SarvIcaa Wantad reasonable. Call 649-5096. Parts, 742-7351. Deadline lor Saturday, and GDOD HUMOR MECHANIC trainees wanted, toxicated, continu^ to April 4. planning division of the Capitol . Monday is t2:00 Noon Friday. Wall-to-wall carpeting. EAST HARTFORD—4'/4-room Ranch, fenced rear yard, operating an unregistered planted trees, trimmed brush, Paul Berte, representing must have some mecbdnical Oliver Jylkka, 63, of 151 Oak Region Council of Governments MISC. FOR SALE PART TIME janitorial work, ICE CREAM HOMEMIWERS Separate three room apart clean and well kept. Must see ...... $27,500. motor vehicle. and improved drainage on his Melendy, will instead file an 41 — Arllcia* (or Sala Experfenettf background, must have tools. St., fined 3300 and given a 30 for an advisory report. 42 — Building Suppllaa mornings, call 649-5334.. PLEASE READ START AT ONCE ment. Priced in the mid 40s. land. Second shift. Apply Truck days suspended sentence and John Slater, 28, of 54 Thrall 43 — Dog*-B1rda-(m INCOME TAX EARN HIQH INCOME 'Trailers, Inc., 651 Sullivan Call us to see this fine listing. T. 44 — LIvaatock J. (Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. one year probation for Rd., Vernon, fined 315 for mis 45 — Boat* S Accaaaoria* MATURE Male or female, YOUR AD ALL EXPENSES PAID Avenue, South Windsor. use of registration plates and 48 — Sporting Good* , PREPARATION short order cook, part-time, Classifwd ads are taken bver NO CASH BONO LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... operating a motor vehicle while the phone as ^ convenience. MANCHESTER - Duplex plus 47 — Qardan Product* ' experienced needed. Apply W. REQUIRED. HIQH LIBERAL Free Bus Service COOKS WANTED - Full or 325 for operating a motor vehi 48 — Antlqua* Dan Mosler The Herald is responsible for Cape, $7,500 income, 3 fur cle without a license. Charge of T. Grant Company, Manchester only one incorrect insertion and PERCENTAGE. AGE NO part-time days. Full-time powam num aoiAis Senate Votes To Delay 49 — Wantad to Buy Parkade. An equal opportunity naces. Central. (Cole, Realtor, R E A L F S c o r n e r operating an unregistered then only to the size of the b a r r i e r . D R IV E R 'S from Manchester salary starts at $2 per hour with 643-6666. RENTALS employer. original insertion Errors which g.75 per hour potential. Apply 175 M IH STBEET PWME 646-4528 motor vehicle, nolled. 52 — Room* lor Rant LICENSE ESSENTIAL aOGCEDTOlLETS do not lessen the value of the Tacorral, 246 Broad Street; 53 — Apartmant* (or Rant CHOICE TERRITORIES 54 — Homa* (or Rant WANTED - Second cook. Call advertisement will not be cor* to and from our plant — ' Jeanne Wickwire, 17, of 198 Voting Returns 55 — Bualnaa* (or Rant □ FINANCIAL Paul Fiano, 646-5200. reeled by an additional Inser* AVAILABLE. COLLEGE MAN - part-time for lawn and MANCHESTER - Stop in for a Green Rd., charges of posses 56 — Raaort Proparty lor Rant tion. STUDENTS APPLY FOR free copy of Connecticut’s best 57 — Wantad to Rant We are currently hiring additional peraonnel for the parking lot maintenance, star sion of marijuana and posses 58 — Mlac. (or Rant Bonda-Stoeka-Mortgagaa B TEACHER - Excellent oppor WEEKEND POSITIONS. ting time 7 a.m. or earlier. home Duys including basic tunity for extra cash, weekend following openinga; home buymg information. The - 4 W m W ov, oCisUnq in v ite d sion of liquor on town property, WASHINGTON (UPI) - The case of House candidates, a Help Wanted 13 APPLY Must have drivers license. App campaign spending. AUTOMOTIVE bookkeeper and office duties, Hayes Agency, 55 East Center both noll^. Senate voted Monday to bar the “threshold fund” of 310,000 in 61 — Auto* lor Sal* \ MORTGAGES, Ians first se DAILY A SATURDAYS 9-5 ly in person. W. H. England • Rejected, 66-17, an amend flexible hours. Good Humor Lumber Co, Route 44-A, Bolton Street, 6^131. public release of presidential small, private contributions. 62 — Trucks lor Sal* cond, ^ird. All kinds. Realty T«l. 289-8251 Edward Armstrong, 37, of 50 ment by Sen. James L. 63 — Haavy Equipmant lor Sal* statewide, credit rating un Corporation, 289-8251. Notch, Conn. election returns until midnight Only the first 3100 of any con Buckley, CR-N.Y., which would 64 — Motorcydaa-BIcyclaa TOOL MAKERS, Machinists, GOOD HUMOR BENCH ASSEMBLERS MANCHESTER - Small two- Woodland St., charges of 65 — Campars-Trallara-Mobit* necessary. Reasonable. (Jon- JOHN A. CAMBRIA Eastern Standard Time. tribution would qualify. have set the permitted MALE and female help wanted, Bridgeport Machine operators, family. Ideal investment. Good threatening and intoxication, Homa* fidential, ouick arrangements. and Lathe operators. REAL ESTATE The measure, an amendment The bill would limit expenses of incumbent can 6 6 Automotiv* Sarvic* Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. part and full time. Over 18, CORP, SOLDERERS location. Low 30’s. Paul W both nolled. Experienced preferred, wili SULLIVAN AVE. - to the Election Campaign organizational contributions to didates at 30 per cent less than 67 — Auto* (or Rant-Laaa* 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart good pay for right persons. App NURSE AIDE Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646- ly CJs, 273 Broad St. train ri^t man. Appiy at KENNEDY RD. 1021. Reform Bill which would 36.000, and individual ones to allowed challengers. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. TRAINEES 12 P.M. to 8 A.M. Robert Warburton, 18, of Paragon Tool, 121 Aclams St, South Windsor, Conn. provide federal subsidies for 33.000. Bonofito. Pioaaant working 'East Hartford, original charge OFF-SET PRESSMAN - yne Manchester. MANCHESTER - For sale by RESIDENTIAL presidential and congressional In other action on the MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd An equal OpportunHf emptoyar condHiona. oT fourth-degree larceny • Rejected, 52-29, a Bellmon mortgages — interim financing and 2-color equipment. Will owner, three-bedroom Ranch, COMMERCIAL 646-2885 NIVH AOAIN that ikk (M»ng chahgi^ to disorderly conduct elections, is aimed at prevent measure Monday, the Senate; consider training program for If you can wort from 7 a.m. - 3:30 pjn., h m good 3 to 11 P.M. wall-to-wall carpeting, larged w tiM i yavr to ile t overflew * ing news of early Eastern amendmet which would have LEGAL — expeditious and confidential and fined 315. • Rejected, 68-10, an amend made newspaper publishers, in service, J.D. Real Estate the serious individual who oyoolght and oan work quioldy wHh your hartda, wo Part-Uiiw or FuH-TImo b e ^ e d fireplaced living room, returns from swaying results in dining room, eat-in kitchen, TOILAFLIX* ment by Sen. Lowell P. stead of the campaign com Assoc. 646-1980. qualifies. Good benefits, in STATION WAGON drivers to will train you. Apply; TOLLAND - save by buying states to the West, where polls NOTICE cluding overtime. First shift. H A P P Y A D S garage. Nice lot in residential LARGE TWO-family, 7-5, cen Gary Shurlleff, 21, of 61 Weicker, R-Conn., which would mittees, responsible for report transport Manchester school directly from owner, seven trally located, two-car garage. Toifot Ptungar close later due to the time Great career opportunity with MMKHESTERMIUIOR area. Priced in raid 30’s. 649- Unlike ordinary plunfen, IbiUSex Hightower Rd., South Windsor, have limited primary cam TOWN OF MANCHESTER children, 3 trips a day, must room Raised Ranch, acre lot, One flat has 4 bedrooms. Ideal difference. ing campaign advertising established company. Call Mr. Call 875-3351 and aak for Mra. Vlllanave for further 385 W. Contor Stroot 4043. doc* not permit compreeied eir or charges of breach of the peace paigns to 30 days and general details to the Federal Electoral POSITION VACANCY □ EMPLOYMENT drive standard transmission. details. aluminum storms and screens, for large family wanting in mewy water to iplath bwk or eicape. The amendment, presented Luther, Finlay Brothers, 525- MANCHESTER carpeted family room. Call ^ - and failure to obey traffic campaigns to 60 days to reduce Commission. ASSISTANT WATER FILTER 5661. Over 25 years of age. Call 643- 8 come. Belfiore Agency, 647- With Tbileaea the full preuure plowa by Sen. Henry L. Bellmon, R- 2414. 6464)129 MANCHESTER - two family, 3- 4662. 1413. thraufh the clogging m an and control signal, both nolled. PLANT OPERATOR Help Wanted 13 3, ideal starter or retirement ^ •h ea it down. Fined 3100 for illegal possesion Okla., provides; ’WATER DEPARTMENT THE MANCHESTER NURSES AIDE - 7 to 3 p.m. home with income. Large MANCHESTER - 5-r(x»m Cape, • MfcnotoaiM g r o n splmh« ack "Whoever makes public any •DENTAL ASSISTANT for SIX-R(X)M Cape with garage, 2 of a controlled substance, 32$ 34.28 - 34.38 Homemaker Service Inc. needs full-time, Laurel Manor, 64^ LA PDINTE INDUSTRIES, INC. ARTS AND crafts rooms, immaculate condition, has approximately 100x150 lot, • cum M iTtgLr, CAtrr ik id around information with respect to the Manchester office. mature women with skills in (Char-Bon Agency, 643-0^. 1/4 baths, and so many extras • TAKRCO TAIL OlVgS AIR-TIOHT FIT for operating an unregistered 40 HOUR WEEK 4519. demonstrators needed, b ^ t the two large bedrooms, center qumber of votes cast for any Experienced preferred but not home management, care of 155 West Main Street Rockville we can’t list them all. For OrftheOenuineToUelte' motor vehicle and 325 for Applicants must have not less high cost of living, no invest fireplace, china cabinet in details, Belfiore Agency, 647- chQdidate for election to the of Mrs, Grasso Files necessary. Send resume to ^ x children, the elderly and the ment, no collecting, no *3** AT HAIOWAM nOM I failure to obey a stop sign. than three years’ experience dining room, storage, attached 1413. fice n | the presidential and vice D, Manchester Herald. sick. Part-time work at a goexi. An equal opportunhf employer M/F delivering, 646-0496, 633-9023, TOLLAND with water treatment equip garage, $36,900. No agents presidis|itial elector in the hourly rate. Must have own 872-8663. please. Owner, 646-8155, 565- ment and processing, including TOOLMAKER, machinist, transportation. Full liiileage 7 RDDM RANCH CONVENIENTLY located general election held for the ap Assets Statement DIETICIAN 4511. Cape with garage, rear porch one year performing skilled lathe operators. Must be able to reimbursement. Phone 643- New and set on an acre of pointment Off,presidential elec Dieticiaii for luge health care SPORTS MINDED Secretary and anchor fencing. Lower 30’s. pipefitter, electrician and set-up and work from 9511, between 94 p.m. Tolland’s finest. 3 bedrooms, tors prior to ^dnight Eastern HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. The Grasses’ joint 1973 tax ... Somoono complex. Dynamic, in wanted, apply in writing, 1047 TOLLAND - Six-room Ranch, Fast sale wanted. Belfiore carpenter work. blueprints. Minimum three- Main Street, Manchester. a family room, dining room, Standard Time bq the day on Ella T. Grasso, D-Conn., a can return showed a gross income novative individual preferred four years old, four bedrooms, Agency, 647-1413. Applications and job descrip years experience. Appiy at CUSTODIANS - Experience may hov* Mot you garage, fireplace, rear porch, which such election lq held shall didate for the Democratic of 364,226 and an income tax with strong background in rec room, fireplace, garage, 1/2 tions are available in the Per Paragon Tool Co., Inc., 121 part-time evenings, o happy adi THE ATLANTIC INSURANCE COS. FULL-TIME t e l l e r . colonial styling. Price? $40,- acre lot. For more information be fined not more thaq^ 35,000, nomination for governor, says payment of 316,926. Mrs. Adams Street, Manchester. special diets, in-service sonnel Office, 41 Center Street, Manchester area. Cali 643-5691 I Has the following positions to be filled In their new I experienced or will train, ^ p ly 900. For more information and appointment to see, phone CUSTOM BUILT imprisoned for not more't^an a she and her husband have Grasso earns an annual con 2 to 6 p.m. education and training. Manchester, Connecticut. location at Founders Tower, East Hartford. South Windsor Bank L l ^ t call Tony Wasilefsky at 649- 875-6^. No brokers please. ole CAPE year or both.” \ assets totalling 3342,500. gressional salary of 342,500. PART-TIME work at home on Excellent benefits and Co, 1033 John Fitch Blvd, South Spacious 8-room Colonial Cape. Large Closing date for filing is 5306, eves. 872-0003. $37,900. The Senate voted, 43-38, tor In a voluntary statement filed Since last September, her hus the telephone. 1-673-2995. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY- BEAUCOUP working conditions. (Jontact EXPERIENCED CLAIMS CLERK TYPISTS Windsor, Conn. Uvii^ room, (ormal dining room, eat- Monday with the secretary of Wednesday, April 10, 1974. Top skills, steno. Some college Mr. Messier at Meadows Con in kitdien, 3 r ^ f \ \ f> is. Luxurious the amendment. The Eastern' band, Thomas A. (Irasso, a THANKS TO: (Many varied duties Including some telephone work) ■ -B&W.. MANCHESTER - Older 6-room ly finisli^ (: D ,(Qak wiUi an Standard Time provision would the state, a post she held for 12 retired East Hartford school DISHWASHER wanted nights. and minimum 5 years valescent Center, 647-9196. WAITRESSES - experienced, Tlie BARROWS & WALLACE Co Colonial, much new work in English Tudur elfect and wet bar, 2 Must be over 18. ^ p ly Cavev’s experience preferred. Legal, COMMERCIAL LINES RATERS Realtors — MLS car garage. prevail in 1976 because Daylight yfeqrs, Mrs. Grasso also listed principal, has received a 31,095 iy ! ALISON. dining room waitresses and side, two full baths, three NOTICE Restaurant, 45 East Center finance or architectural (Property and casualty) C(x;ktail waitresses. Over 21. Mandieater Parkade — 649-5306 Saving Time, under which the their joint liabilities at 312,897, monthly pension from the TOWN OF MANCHESTER LINDA, ANN, bedrooms, formal dining room, POSITION VACANCY Street. background helpful. Call Mrs. j Excellent fringe benefits and salary program. Part time. The Country Squire 2-car garage, $35,900. Wolver country is now operating, will for a M worth of 3329,603. Connecticut Teachers’ Retire Ryan, at 644-25&. CUSTODIAN MINDY and BECKY GENERAL Machinist - Over Parking will be provided as well as banking and Restaurant, Route 83, ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. have expired by then. Mrs. Oiiasso, an advocate of ment Board. Ellington. 872-7327. HEBRON - New Raised Ranch, 646-1180 POLICE DEPARTMENT ^ TOWN OF MANCHESTER for a wonderful time, paid holidays, excellent The measure continues public disclsqure of candidates’ The Grasses listed a 370,476 PART TIME, Help Wanted. insurance benefits. Metronics, I eating facilities on premises. Please come in or call custom built, 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 37,434.70 - 37,642.70 baths, on 2 acre lot. Call MANCHESTER - 6-room (Cape before the Senate today and personal finaflces, filed a copy inheritance from the estate of Weekends, apply in person birthday Inc., Route 6 and 44-A, Bolton. I for an appointment if you wish, hours 8:30-4:30 MAID WANTED for motel with up to 4 bedrooms, cozy MERRin AGENCY 40 Hour Week Builder nights, 646-1386. there is no indication when a of her 1973 fedeVql income tax her mother, Mrs. Maria 0. LEGAL Shakey’s Pizza Parlor, Vernon. Love, work, ei^ri^nce preferr^. kitchen with custom cabinets, return and other documents. Applicants must have sub RECEPTIONIST - For Satur THE ATUNTIC INSURAN(X COS. Apply (Connecticut Motor realtor passage vote might be taken. Tambussi; a new 365,000 Wind Foundort Tower, Box 80071, Hartford, Conn. 08108 FOUR BEDROOM Raised counters and new floor, She is the first candidate for stantial experience in building NOTICE MECHANICS - for large truck Sue A. day and Sunday work, 8 a.m. tq Lodge, 400 Tolland Tpke., carpeted living room, Sen. James B. Allen, D-Ala., sor Locks house and land; a The Zoning Board of Appeals TELEPHONE 728-3344 Ranch in Bolton, large country statewide office in CorihMticut maintenance operations. fleet, guaranteed year round 4 p.m. ^ p ly mornings. Fiano’s Manchester. aluminum siding, windows and has threatened to filibuster the 3113,800 Old Lyme house, and will hold public hearings on § An aqual opportunity am ptoyar kitchen, fireplac^ living room, GET MORE for your mofiey - Applications and job descrip work with overtime. Call 643- Motor Inn, 100 East Center trim . Im m aculate. $33,900. measure. to have submitted^sjich an 38,500 Windsor Locks lot Monday, April 15, 1974 starting carpeted rec room, two acre buy a modern Split Levelt Four tions are available in the Per 2414. Street. HAIRDRESSER wanted, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, The Senate Monday also material for public scrutiny, among their assets. at 7:00 P.M., in the Hearing BILLSLEITH trcM lot, 1 1/2 baths, low 40’s. bedrooms, in-ground swimming sonnel Office, 41 Center Street, experience necessary. Phone 649-2813. voted to bar the use of free said a spokesman at tne^.^ Other assets included 332,941 Room of the Municipal Building COUNTER GIRLS - Full-time All the girls on Line 2 i CONCRETE Construction 28^1820. Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, pool, one inside fireplace, one Manchester, Connecticut. 649-1922. Congressional mailing to solicit secretary of the state’s office. " jn cash savings, 321,083 in to hear and consider the and part-time. Must be over 18, want to thank you for i Laborer, Phone 875-1103 after 6 outside fireplace, 'wall-to-wall Ciosing date for filing is Mon carpeting, Japanese shrubs, funds for any purpose. Asked Saturday if she would s^urities, cars worth 34,500, a following petitions: . be willing to work some our lovely p.m. CAB DRIVER - We have a full PART-TIME Service station ELLINGTON day, April 8, 1974. weekends. Apply in person MANCHESTER - F(rur- lighted yard with timer, and a That amendment to the bill urge her opponents to file federal employes retirement Item 1 — Michael Coughlin — time opening, for a night driver attendant, days, apply in per after 6 p.m. Dairy Queen get-together RNS-LPNS-IUDES bedroom Qilonial, 2Vi baths, WHEN SCHOOL IS OUT plethora of other extras all on a was agreed to by voice vote similar personal financial fund myestment of 310,747, and Request variance to erect starting at 3 p.m. You will son, Boland Motors, 369 (Center Brazier, 242 Broad St, cover East Hartford and Jo in t h e St., Manchester. walnut paneled first floor fami 300’ treed yard. Call Mr. with no audible dissent. It was material, she said she would 314,952 lh..mortgage receivable. detached garage 1 foot from ; McDonald’s is now accepting! ’ INVITATION Manchester. Manchester. If you are depen DYNAMIC ly room, spacious kitchen, with You can move into this im Matthew, Belfiore Agency, 647- introduced by Sen. Robert J. not. Mrs. Ghisso said Saturday south side line at 20 Strong Mystery Party I applications for part-time and > •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1413. Mid 40's and worth more! Thank you for the Invitation : dable, with a clean driving Irads pf cabinets and built-ins. maculate 4-bedroom Raised Dole, R-Kan. "I must do what I must do,” sh e hop eld th e e n t ir e Street — Residence Zone A.
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Manchester Hospital Notes I I Obituaries K%¥;:::a:::*:*::%SSSIS¥::s::¥;:ssft¥:¥SK¥Ss^^ Discharged Sunday: Marian ^Glastonbury; Limda Paradis, Regan, Amston; George 55 Clinton St.; Andrew Brown, years before retiring 10 years ilanrtiPBtrr SBPttinn H^ralh Alfred P. Knie Sr. ago. Rauchle, 43 Courtland St.; Amston; Victoria Samiotis, Irene Cyr, 550 Graham Rd., East Hartford. \ Alfred P. Knie Sr., 75, of East Survivors are a son, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1974^ VOL. XCIII, No. 156 Hartford, a former East Hart Frederick G. Hurlburt Jr. of South W indsor; M ary Also, Deborah Swain, 22 Pine Manchester—A City of Village Charm t h ir t y -s ix p a g e s - t w o s e c t io n s ford police lieutenant, died Reno, Nev.; 2 daughters, Mrs. DesJeunes, 31 Durant St.;. Hill St.; Leona Eldridge, 120 PRICE: FIFTEEN CEN'I’S U)uisa Blais, 428 Tunnel Rd., Delmont S t.; Stanley Nye, Monday at Manchester Ida H. Dionne of Coventry and Memorial Hospital. He was the Mrs. Corrine Young of New Vernon; Anna Ogren, 1097 Main Gerald Park, Coventry; Lori "P"- St.; Eleanor Cooney, East Deam, Willimantic; Patricia brother of Mrs. Bertram K. Hartford; 2 brothers, William Hartford; Albert Hewitt, 77' F allon, 8 V irginia D r., Bennett of Manchester. Hurlburt of New Haven and 1 Mr. Knie, a native of Edward Hurlburt of Hartford; Ellington; Norine Dumas, 74 Also, Walter Prytko, 20 Earl Downey Dr.; Cynthia Tdaga, Holyoke, Mass., retired from a sister, Mrs. Lillian Barker of jers Taken Off the East Hartford Police Unionville; 11 grandchildren S t.; P a tric ia Skoog, 27 161 Oak St.; Wesley Purks, Rt. Department in 1963 after 34 Chalmers St.; Christopher 85, Hebron; Dorothy Rosch, and 15 great-grandchildren. McElligott, 365 West St., Somers. \ years service. The funeral is Wednesday at Other survivors are a son, Bolton; Edith Twible, 475 9:30 a m. from the Newington Woodbridge St.; Clayton Loon, two brothers, and another Memorial Funeral Home, 20 A MODERN Disabled Luxury Liner sister. Storrs; Marilyn Meyers, 63 Bonair Ave., with a Mass at St. Wells St.; John Erismann, 15 NEW YORK (U PI)-A fter a largest luxury lin^and pride of Funeral services are Mary’s Church, Newington, at Venture’s arrival and the transfer of about 800 elderly Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at Range Hill Dr., Rockville; PHARMACY farewell breakfast, the 1,630 the British merchant marine. transfer of the passengers was 10. Burial will be in Mt. St. Monica Packer, W Grandview passengers.” Holmes Funeral Home, 400 passengers from the luxury liner Capt. T. Hauge, master of the being used to ferry provisions, ’The Sea Venture, a 20,000-ton Benedict Cemetery, Bloom St.; Jelorma McClean, North Queen Elizabeth 2 began Sea Venture, said in a ship-to- Main St. Burial will be in field. K.M including about two tons of vessel that was closest to the Windham. transferring today to a shore telephone report that he Hillside Cemetery, East Hart Friends may call at the diesel fuel for emergency Cunarder when trouble ford. Also, Carol Pavelack, 1238 Norwegian cruise ship • that stopped his vessel about half a generators, to the QE, which is funeral home tonight from 7 to Hartford Tpke., Vernon; Laura came to their rescue when developed with all three of her The family suggests that any mile from 65,863-ton QE2. more than three times the size engines early Monday morning 9. Boutilier, 270 Autumn St.; broken boilers stalled the memorial contributions may be The transfer began after the of the rescue ship. 270 miles southeast of Ber made the Heart Association of Carol Gammell, Robbie Rd., Jamas luxury liner for two days in the passengers had “a light “We couldn’t have asked for Tolland; Joseph Waldron, East Atlatic. muda, normally has room for Greater Hartford, 310 Collins F. breakfast” aboard the palatial better weather,” the captain only for 600 passengers. Hartford; Harold Falla, 135 An armada of motor launches liner. St., Hartford. I About Town | D’Amato said. “The seas are calm, the Many of the 350 passengers Pine Tree Lane, South Wind and lifeboats began ferrying the The transfer should take 3-4 sky is blue and the sor; Rhonda Panciera, 61 B8/li.Ph. who were on the Sea Venture passengers from the giant liner hours, Hauge said, by using an temperatures are mild.” The when it arrived from New York Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain Ann Judson Circle of Com Laurel St.; Robin Darby, East to the Sea Venture waiting in armada of launches, each of Clearly, nicotine is a weather bureau said Monday for a three-day BOLTON — The funeral of munity Baptist Church will Hartford. slightly swelling seas a half- which can carry more than 40 dangerous substance...At a temperatures were around 70 stopover, were left ashore to Mrs. Augustine Chamberlain of meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Discharged Monday; Ger mile away shortly after 7 a.m. passengers with baggage or up degrees. Fellowship Hall of the church to seminar on addiction, fend for themselves while their 39 Hebron Rd., who died Sunday maine Roselaers, East Hart EDT, the Hamilton, Bermuda, to 70 without luggage. “ The main problem,’’ work on items for a flea habituation, and the phar floating “hotel” went to the at Manchester Memorial ford; Hazel Furlong, 8 Meadow harbor communications The hours between the Sea another officer said, “is the rescue of the QE2. Hospital, will be Wednesday market. Rd., Bolton; Martha Mansfield, macology of tobacco, held stations reported. during the 34-nation First with a Mass at St. Maurice’s Meadows Convalescent Home; The radio station duty officer, Churclrar 11 a.m. Burial will be Koffee Krafters will meet Romeo Larose, East Hartford; World Conference on Peter Waterson, said that “All in Bolton Center Cemetery. Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the Kathleen Fowler, Hick Hill, An Smoking and Health in is going well” and that the Many State Residents Aboard During a quieter moment at the Delmbnt Day Care Center, September 1967, there was Survivors include a daughter. Commupity Y. There will be a dover; Edward McVey, 74 Cot transfer should be completed Joey Del Canto practices his brush strokes while Gwen general concurrence that the 3 Miss Emma Chamberlain of demonstration of crafts from Day Care Now tage St.; Janet Rix, East by noon. BLOOMFIELD (UPI)- « 39 from the senior center in presumed action of nicotine journey was booked originally as Bolton, whose name was kits. Baby-sitting is available. Yasukawa watches intently. (Herald photo by Pinto) Hampton; Helen ’Traygis, 17 Among the passengers on the Bloomfield. “would like smoking The Sea Venture then would a “senior citizen cruise” but omitted in the obituary in Mon Hostesses are Mrs. Richard (Continued from Page One) Green Rd. disabled luxury liner Queen • 45 members of the Pratt & Park, or the library. dependence with other steam back to Hamilton at its later was expanded to include a day’s Herald. Thomas and Mrs. Stuart Jones. her master’s degree in educa Also, Donald Cowles, 328 Elizabeth 2, are 192 from the Whitney Aircraft Club — an ' ‘Our business is only the major forms of dependence, top speed of 22.5 miles per hour, group of professional football ’hie John F. Tierney Funeral Lake St.; Etna Chandler, 171 tion in Smith College children,” says Mrs. Aguas. such as heroin and arriving late tonight but not Hartford area and western organization of P&WA ^rsonalities and fans. Home, 219 W. Center St., Ruth Circle of Community Steele Mountain St., Rockville; Massachusetts, according to a (Northampton, Mass.). Of her “We make sure the children are alcohol...” It is, in fact, docking until ’Thursday morn erriployes of East Hartford. Manchester, is in charge of Baptist Church will meet efforts of the Republican Edward Ramsey, East Hart cruise company president. 25 years of teaching, she taught happy and clean and learn (Continued from Page One) .believed that the drug action ing, he said. • Some Manchester residents Inasmuch as the tour has arrangements. Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the leadership in the state ford; Rose Bolieau, Stafford 15 years in her native Philip something.” in this state don’t want,” he of nicotine is a primary The Sea Venture arrived in Michael Chaiklin of Creative were known to be aboard. been shortened by the ship’s ’There are no calling hours. home of Mrs. Charles Butler, legislature to raise the ADM Springs; Antone Nunes, • 72 from senior citizen pines and 10 years at the The children are taught the said. tause of more deaths each Lost In Wonder darkness about 3:20 a.m. after Tours of Bloomfield provided disablement, Chaiklin said his 142 Walker St. grant as well as the efforts now Warehouse Point; Nancy Wilk, organizations in the Springfield- American School for the Deaf meaning of organization by The need to attract and year than are caused by that a 10-hour dash from Hamilton this breakdown Tuesday: company is making new in West Hartford. going forward to implement the Holyoke-Chicopee region of Frederick Hurlburt keeping their toys and games in create new, modem jobs for most frightening of the hard Lost in wonder. Head Start preschoolers listen with rapt to take aboard passengers from • 36 from the Elmwood arrangements for busing the goals of the state master plan captures their fancies as their imaginations are western Massachusetts. COVENTRY - Frederick G. Her staff includes college lockers which they take out state citizens, both in manufac Andover drugs, heroin... the QE2, the world’s second (West Hartford) senior center. passengers home after they are for higher education. attention to a story about spiders read to them by Mrs. stimulated. (Herald photo by Pinto) Chaiklin said the QE2’s flown to New York. Hurlburt. 79, of Highland View IFire Calls | students (one nearly has her only at play time and return turing and service sectors, was Proper medication when not in use. To the strains of “ Let ELLEN LARIVIERE Mary Ann Leibenguth. Being shown a picture in the story Rd. died Sunday at the B.S. degree), an art teacher, cited as another issue by Steele. alleviates a great amount of JVewington Veterans Hospital. and several high school girls Sometimes, they share in a everyone here please step to the Correspondent MONDAY. rear and let a winner lead the 742-9117 discomfort. Fill your Mr. Hurlburt was bom in whom she trains to be aides. nutritional, experience by A third issue “is the need to prescriptions at LENOX 12:07 p.m. — False alarm helping to make simple foods way,” Steele said, “I believe There will be a special town Storm Sewer Project Criticized Southington and had lived in A day at the center begins at 6 develop public mass transpor PHARMACY, 299 E. Center from Box 1931 (East Catholic a.m. when the first child is like jello or pudding. we can win this election. And I meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Week of the Young Child Newington for 52 years before High School).; Town Fire tation in Connecticut,” Steele St., Tel. 649-0896 for free coming to Coventry six months brought in and goes to 6 p.m. ’The 3- and 4-year-olds in this said. He is setting as his goal, to ask for the support of every the Andover Elemental-y By SOL R. COHEN In explaining the proposed he would welcome a referen act of the town^engineer — not Department responded. concerned citizen in the State of School. ^ delivery. Open 8-9. Sun. and an act of God.” ago. He was an Army veteran when the last child is picked up day care center are, in many make the state a model for the Holidays 8-8. “Symbol Of Town plans to correct long $80,(KX) allocation for the N. dum and would vote for the Connecticut in order to do it.” ’The purpose of the meeting is Jay Giles, director of public of World War I. by its parent. A few are there ways perhaps, socially and psy country in the field of mass Finest Pharmacy Service.” time storm-drainage problems Elm-Henry-Tanner Sts. work, bond issue. He added, however, TODAY for the entire 12-hour period. chologically better prepared to He introduced his wife Betsy to elect a member to the Weiss acknowledged the he isn’t sure it would pass. works, denied charges the town He was a painting contractor 7:15 a.m. — Town responded transportation. He doesn’t see Gift Dept., Film, Cosmetics, in the N. Elm-Henry-Tanner in the Hartford area for 45 “We provide breakfast if the enter kindergarten than those and the youngest two of their Regional Board of Education,. Head Start Major Pre-School Effort original estimate had been $50,- “We can’t afford to wait for a added to the problem by adding to a minor bus fire at Main and the ifegional transit district ap Candy. We honor Master Sts. area are being criticized child does not bring his own,” who have grown thus far entire proach, with each district four children, Bradley, 2, and District 8, to fill the vacancy left 000. He said the original plans referendum,” he said. to the flow of the brook. ^ Center Sts. by Ronald Haverl. Charge Cards. and opposed by property said Mrs. Aguas. She says ly within their own homes. having its own overhead costs Jeffrey, 5. Kristen, 10 and owners on White St. ’Aey insist had been expanded, con Sheptoff said his street “The brook didn’t overflow in cleanliness is a major objec One educator feels one reason and political problems, as doing Allison, 8, were not present. ..?;¥:¥;¥;" Open 6 Day» ;¥;¥.¥:¥;:x::’Opcn Thura. 'til 9 WS By JUNE TOMPKINS The program was designed to experienced by those in poverty guidelines and structure set up the problem is being shifted tributing to part of the in always had a problem, “But we the last storm,” he said. He tive. She keeps an extra supply day care has been resisted on a the job. “’The fourth issue is After making his announce What is Project Head Start? meet the educational needs of families, rather than academic wherever Head Start is found. downstream to their area. crease, and that federal 'accepted it as an act of God. said the flow is from higher A Vernon of clean clothing for those who large scale has been the fear it the need to adequately finance ment, Steele rushed to catch a “It is many things combined the young children and their achievement or high I.Q. Federal funding is provided requirements for bidding What we have now is an act of properties on N. Elm St. to low- need it. There is a woman''on would weaken the bond between education in Connecticut,” plane for Washington to con to give the pre-school child of a families in the low income scores. Head Start strives to for 72 children. Ten per cent of They appeared before the (b^ause revenue-sharing funds man.” He claimed the existing lying areas on White St. He said the staff whose sole respon children and their families. Steele said. He applauded the tinue the business of being a low income family a "head bracket. It now serves them in help the child deal with his en the children can be from any in- Manchester Board of Directors were involved) accounted for problem on White St. was curbing and road-paving might Winter hasnH quit yet^ but il’» Spring ’n correct much of the problem. sibility is to tend the children Bettye M. Caldwell, professor Congressman. start’ ’ in education — social and the 50 states, Puerto Rico, the vironment and later respon come level, but the Tuesday night, during a public another part of it. He said if the created by the town. “Once we Walk Repairs Subject who are not toilet-trained. of elementary education at the Summer inside at 887 Main StreeU..Our academic. Virgin Islands, and American sibilities in school and life. requirements also stipulate ten hearing on a proposed $80,(XK) original plan were followed, the had a foot of water — now we His rem ar^ were disputed ’The day’s schedule includes University of Arkansas in new ladies’ Pant Suits and colorful Samoa. A program involving the per cent of the children have to allocation for the N. Elm- construction cost would be have three feet.” by Sheptoff and other White St. A federally funded program property owners. They Of April 15 Hearing mid-morning and mid Fayetteville, says “as more I Police Report begun in 19K, Head Start is Involved in the largest pro whole Family has been provided be handicapped, usually-with Henry-Tanner Sts. project. about $55,000. Thomas Scharrett, also of Slacks with matching tops, are vibrant presented a formal petition — afternoon snacks besides a hot and more women have learned sponsored by the Office of gram for young children ever by Head Start to achieve these speech or emotional problems. ’They asked postponement of White St., said he is’^ipalled requesting postponement of mbal at noon prepared by Mrs. about day care, especially' as peacocks features — and a sure sign Economic Opportunity and is sponsored by the U.S. Govern goals. An eight-month program is the work until a study is made Weiss acknowledged also that that the town engineer went P reduce the number of law suits of the entire stormnlrainage the entire White Brook area has ahead with plans without planned work until the entire BARBARA RICHMOND Aguas. educational day care, they have MANCHESTER of warm weather to come...Stop down "the most extensive and the ment, teachers, social workers, Manchester maintains four completely federally funded, against the town because of come to request or demand police report, there was persons in the medical profes Head Start classes — two at the but the Board of Education problem in the White Brook drainage problems. He said he’s knowing whether or not White problem is resolved. ’There are the play times and Frank Wolfinger, 46, of 875 most heavily financed federal A proposed change in the Ver falls on defective sidewalks. the rest periods, but Mrs. such facilities for their own evidence of a forced entry from i and visit us sooni sion, parents, and volunteers Orford Village School on picks up the tab for the ninth area. backing a proposed $1.2 million Brook could take all the storm Thompson, in asking Weiss for Main St. was charged with program for pre-school non ordinance concerning con In setting up the date for the Aguas says she handles the for children.” the rear door. ! work together for Head Start Waddell Rd., one at Concordia month in order to round out a bond issue (possibly by water, without flooding a resolve of the situation, said, operating a motor vehicle while children ever undertaken in the struction of sidewalks which public hearing the council made Rather than the obsolete con goals. Lutheran Church,and one at full school year. Mayor John ’Thompson in townwide referendum in downstream areas. “It seems that when we solved mal teaching part of the under the influence of alcohol United States,” according to would include sidewalk repair it clear that this will only in program. She teaches numbers, cept that a child was placed in Cars driven by Gregory The goals are geared more South School. Mrs. Marilyn Watt, social dicated the board won’t make a Novmber) as a possible solution Paraphrasing Sheptoff’s the N. Elm St. problem we and failure to drive in the right Barbara J Harned’s doctoral as an item in the general budget volve the change in wording of the “custody” of day care, it is Caravella, 20, of Talcottville for social, emotional and in The p ro g ra m used in decision until the total problem for all storm-drainage remarks, he said, "It was an created another one.” letters, colors, singing games lane early this morning. He was dissertation on Project Head will be reviewed at a public the ordinance, not just how the with action and supervises field emerging in a new light as a and Mary Hellanbrand, 47, of Jf. barm an, % io t/ii€ > ^ tellectual experiences not often Manchester follows the (See Page Six) is investigated and a resolution problems in Manchester. released on a $100 non-surety Start. hearing April 15. work will be paid for. trips to the farm at the Univer center for learning combined 497 Spring St. were in collision made. He asked Town Manager bond for court appearance April Monday at the Manchester Robert Weiss to meet with the Sidney Sheptoff. one of the Last month Mayor Frank The committee said the exac sity of Connecticut, the Lutz with day care. 22. Parkade. White St. residents. White St. property owners, said measurement of the town’s Junior Museum, Center Springs Dems to Count McCoy appointed a subcom problem of sidewalk repair, in Both drivers were treated for mittee of the Town Council to Gary Moore, 18, of 9 Linwood minor injuries at Manchester consider means of achieving dollars, seems to be “elusive.” Dr. and Kevin Morgan, 18, of 73 Downtown Main St. Control . ’The committee explained that Memorial Hospital emergency ■ Where Fitting You is OUR PLEASURE, sidewalk repair or reconstruc Oak St. were charged Monday room, as was Mark Wheeler, 22, i:¥ Inside Candidate Poll the Public Works Department Ahearn in Race tion in the Rockville area of with possession of liquor on of Montauk Dr., Vernon, a and YOUR SATISFACTION! didn’t have exact figures but town. town property. Morgan was passenger in the Caravella Today's Manchester’s Democratic Congresswoman Ella Grasso, the committee went ahead and Issue Presented Directors also charged with possession of I Free Main Street and Purnell Parking I Mrralh Town Committee will know vehicle. State Atty. Gen. Robert Killian At the meeting of the council assembled some reasonable es For House Seat marijuana. Moore was released tonight how it stands on the and former Norwalk Mayor Monday night, Morgan timates. removal of two options offered It followed a report by Matt control of Downtown Main St. LWV plans area transit study, Page 28 Aloysius J. Ahearn of Bolton on a written promise to appear By SOL R. COHEN three declared candidates for Frank Zullo. Former UConn Campbell, committee chair Campbell said the Rockville the town March 23, so that un M oriarty Jr. of a 3,000- He listed $100,0(X) for paying Coventry okays around-clock police patrol, Page 7 has announced that he is in court April, 15 and Morgan Without making any com the Democratic nomination for president Homer Babbidge has man, presented a report on his area has some 90 streets impeded discussions might take signature petition (a copy of for the traffic signals, about $5,- seeking the nomination as was released on a $250 surety mitments nor even indicating Lemmon, Jackson win Academy Awards, Page 3 governor. It will meet at 8 in removed his name from con committee’s findings. totaling 25 miles and slightly place. one given state officials by an 000 a year for traffic light Democratic candidate for bond for appearance April 15. what its eventual position Illing Junior High School to sideration. One or more •He said it is apparent under more than half of these streets ad hoc committee of downtown maintenance, about $5,800 a Bolton science fair winners. Page 8 representative from the 55th might be, the Manchester The options qffered the tpwn open and count the preferren- delegates will be allocated the the existing ordinance, which have concrete sidewalks; about merchants, requesting town Bus shortage delays South End commuter service. District. Gary Schmidt, 21, of East Board of Directors ’Tuesday were; Town payment of the year for road maintenance (the tial ballots cast by its 80 ‘‘undecided” group, if the calls for abutting property 45 per cent of the streets with control of the street). ’I^e peti Page 28 Ahearn is the fourth person to Hartford was taken into night involved itself directly in $75,000 to $100,000 cost of the estimate is for a two-lane members. preferrential poll so indicates. owners to pay one-half the cost walks have them on one side on tion was presented to Moriarty announce his intention to op custody on a rearrest warrant the controversy over control of new traffic-control system in highway and could be higher for Rec officials oppose baseball funds. Page 28 Manchester's 22 delegates to of repairs, that very little ly; and a scaling of the map in March 22 — when he was man pose incumbent Republican charging him with fourth- Downtown Main St. stalled last fall by the state, or the multi-lane Main St.), and the July 19-20 state nominating Although the number of repair h^s been done over the dicates some 105,000 lineal feet installation of about 30 parallel ning a Board of Directors com $200,000 to $400,000 for resur Blanchard new Cheney Tech baseball coach. past 10 years. Dorothy Miller, also of Bolton. degree larceny, breach of the Page 20 convention will be apportioned delegates td '^ apportion^ will of concrete sidewalk, or 20 peace and intoxication. He was It authorized Town Manager parking stalls by April 10. DOT ment session. facing the highway in two to in the same ratio as the results be known tomght, their names He blamed p art of the miles. The other Democratic hopefuls are Cynthia Wilson of held in lieu of a $250 cash bond Robert Weiss to seek a dialogue officials indicated control of five years. Yost picks Bosox, A’s, Reds, Pirates, Page 19 of the poll. won't be known until a meeting problem on the reluctance of The committee said that a Weiss told the directors he Hebron, Thomas Anderson of for presentation in court today. with officials of the state Downtown Main St. could The declared candidates are April 17. the Public Works Department limited survey by the Public has received incom ^te es Andover and Jane Donnelly of Department of Transportation revert to the town only if pay (See Page 32 of today’s to undertake the volume of Works Department indicates ment were made. timates from state officials of Herald for an explanation of paper work and public hearings Marlborough. Richard Fairbanks, 42, of 13 and to indicate the town’s in the possible costs the town repair needs of about 25 per The board’s action Tuesday state control of Downtown Main necessary in assessing one-half Besides those towns, the dis Milford Rd. was charged with lo w PRICE! terest in reclaiming Main St. It might acquire if it took back cent of the footage or 26,250 breach of the peace and in also instructed Weiss to seek night was with little discussion. St.) the cost of repair on the abut feet. trict includes Columbia and part of Vernon. toxication Monday. Court date ting land owners. He also Predicated on the assumption Woman blamed the land owners for is April 29. , that the work would be done by In announcing his candidacy. objecting at public hearings on an outside contractor, rather the matter. Ahearn said, “It is absolutely Robert Sales, 29, of 100 Steep GENERAL ELECTRIC Honored than the town Public Works essential to the interests of the Hollow Lane was charged Mon ili o Pompidou Dies; Rites Set In light of this, Campbell said Department, Campbell said people in the 55th District that day with operating a motor his committee, which also in contractor’s prices for cement Messmer then drove direct to cludes Thomas Wolff and G. they elect a state represen vehicle while his license is un Deluxe SELF-CLEANING PARIS (UPI) - The cabinet Communist block will contest Pompidou’s death at the age By ARC walks are at $2 a-square foot. tative who will be an active, met today to organize elections the future leadership of France Mhe Luxembourg Palace to con Richard Owens, investigated der suspension. Court date is of 62 came suddenly, although He said this would convert to ALOYSIUS J. AHEARN within a month for a new fer on the details with Poher. what other area towns are vocal, visible representative of April 15. in what may be the most open for a year or more his puffy $10 to $11 per lineal foot and all the people. If nominated and A 12-year-old boy was OVEN RANGE French chief of state after the contest in years. Both sides The eight-man Constitutional appearance and unsteadiness in Last April 7th, Eric Bugala, doing to carry on their sidewalk multiplying this by 26,250 would Council, which is the watchdog then less than three years “old, repair programs. elected, I will be an outspoken Ahearn indicated he would referred to juvenile authorities sudden death of President scheduled meetings to choose public had led to growing 3 2 bring the estimated cost at of French political procedure, and Kirsten Ofiara, 6, were legislator who will work active Georges Pompidou Tuesday In Glastonbury, sidewalk work toward reducing reliance Monday in connection with a their Candidates. speculation that he was serious $288,750. from a long and lonely illness also met. Its job is to proclaim playing in the Union Pond area repair is a budget item and the ly and aggressively to protect on the property tax as a means shoplifting incident at King’s Mow With the ministers all in ly ill — speculation his officials In connection with costs, the officially a vacancy in the near their home. entire cost comes from general the interest of all the people in of supporting services, par Departm ent Store in the he refused to the end to admit. black ties, the cabinet met for always took pains to deny. committee suggested that a our area.” Pompidou’s handwritten will presidency. In trying to reach a rope taxation. South Windsor repairs ticularly education. Manchester Parkade. Only 40 minutes under Prime ’The grandson of a peasant five-year continuing program to He has been active in political asked he be buried privately in Minister Pierre Messmer. French Government officials who rose to inhert the mantle of swing, Eric fell down the em- walks undef the public works repair these walks would t S 5 bankmemt into the pond. declined to com m ent on budget (more recently from and civic affairs in Bolton and Vandalism was reported at a YOU'LL NEVER HAVE TO SCdUR A DIRTY a simple grave with only his de Gaulle and turn his move therefore need $60,000 a year. OVEN BY HAND AQAINl GE's Total Clean'» Oven speculation that President Kirsten summoned her mother revenue-sharing funds) but a Father Donahue Tolland County. construcUon site at Lydall and Syitem AUTOMATICALLY CLEANS ENTIRE OVEN, name on the headstone. Like ment into more modern ways, The committee further oven thalvas, Inner oven door, even tuilace unit Nixon and European leaders who found the boy about eight town ordinance permits Vernon Sts. Two tires on a rock Charles de Gaulle before him, Pompidou was a classics recommended that the council Lenten Speaker reflector panel OVEN COOKS AUTOMATICALLY may hold a summit meeting in feet from the bank on the bot assessing up to 25 per cent of drilling machine were sliced tool t im e r lets like an alarm clock to turn oven he asked it take place “without scholar and ,a Rothschild budget $60,000 per year for 1974- The Rev. Joseph P. Donahue, and sand was puNnto the gas on and offi New, enlarged oven with bountiful public pomp.” Paris after the funeral. banker before becoming the se tom of the pond and un the costs upon the abutting 75 to start the program and capacity, even for holidaysl Easy clearir ' conscious. property owner. vice rjector of St. Thomas tank. Miscellaneous hoses an ona piece, upswept cooktop with removable, Presidential palace officials “We do not have a complete cond elected president of the expressed the hope that future plug-ln-----^-In Calrod* units, trim ■ ringi and said the burial will t;ake place list of who will come to pSy Mrs. Ofiara pulled him from Manchester has a budget Seminary, Bloomfield, will be Fofer Session wires were also damaged. reflector pans— no10 crjcracks ---- or------crevices to Fifth Republic in 1969. councils will contiune the Thursday “in the stTid^st in respects,” one official said. the water and immediately item of f100,000 a year just for guest speaker tonight at the A 7 to 9 p.m. voter-making catch dirti INFINITE ROTARY CONTROLS program. Lenten program at 7:30 at the A burglary at the Parkade for unlimited heat-selection on each timacy’’ at OrvillTers, 'The two leading contenders MILD began to apply artificial repair and maintenance of Mayor Frank McCoy session will be held Wednesday surface unitl Beautiful Charcoal respiration. Eric was revived sidewalks but the town may Church of the Assumption. — in the town clerk’s office in the Cleaners netted thieves $36 Brown glass Control Panell southwest of Paris where Pom are expected to be former questioned if the $2 per-square- His topic; “The Formation of from a register sometime over . EASY TERMS with Approwd CndH pidou and his wife, Claude, Prime Minister Jacques and later taken by members of assess one-third to one-half the foot price would include ripping Manchester Municipal the Eighth District Fire Conscience.’,’ Building. the weekend. According to the -Minimum Retell Price bought a modest white-washed Chalban-Delmas, dismissed by cost upon the land owner when up the old walks and Campbell Department to Manchester Father Donahue was assigned ¥:::¥;¥:¥:¥:¥:¥::5::%ws^^*:^^^ You may order the modbl shown through us, your franchised QE dealer. villa and named it the “White Pompidou just as Charles de ll he requests repair or construc said he was assured that the Eligible applicants must be at Memorial Hospital. to the St. Thomas Seminary House.” Gaulle once dismissed him, and Continuing mostly sunny tion. No cost is assessed to the price is for the complete job. least 18 years of age, residents ARO I Herald photo by Dunn) Mrs. Ofiara was credited by staff immediately after his or A national religious service Francois Miterrand, the can through the afternoon with landowner if the area is The mayor said the budgets of Manchester and U.S. Dr. Robert Breer with saving dination in 1945. He received an will be held on Saturday. didate of the left. highs 63 to 68. scheduled by thje town to be had been made up before the citizens. Sttglanii Presented Award for Valor the life of the child MA degree in philosophy qnd Alain Poher, the president of Both men favor the Atlantic Tonight cloudy with a chance repaired. report came in; however, the New voters may sign up also In recognition of her deed, SLT in theology from Catholic the Senate, took over as interim Alliance. Chaban-Delmas has of showers toward morning — With the recommended council can, if it wishes, add to on any week day during regular Mrs. John Ofiara receives an American Red Cross Certificate of Valor from Mayor John Mrs. Ofiara was presented with University. business hours in the office of 1076 BUnrtSIDK AVE. president until the new elec performed well in opinion polls low in mid 40s qprth and 45 to 50 change in the onUnance, the any areas where it feels it is tions which must be held W. Thompson as Durward Miller, chairman of the First Aid committee of the Greater a Certificate of Valor from the committee said it feqW a con He also teaches theology and the town clerk or registrars of EAST HARTFORD, CONN. &Son despite the alleged income tax south. ' necessary. No SalMinwi ntprwant U*. HMIN ST.a MANCHEiTEII,PEARL CONN. PHONE 643^2171 Hartford Chapter, American Red Cross, witnesses the event. The award was in recogni American Red Cross. between April 22 and May 7. ' tinuing repair program can mathematics at the St. Thomas voters. scandals that led to his Thursday — occasional Budget deliberations will Floranet Botton, <^mtm ‘IhnlHy Strviot ind Oinuim Pwtt Shwi 104ir Pompidou’s ruling conser removal. Mitterrand is a tion of Mrs. Ofiara’s efforts in saving the life of Eric Bugala, her foster child. The presen The Ofiara family lives at 55 then l» establish^ which may start Thursday night. Seminary and medical ethics at showers or thunderstorms like Union Place. St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. vative Gaullists and a Socialist- Georges Pompidou former Interior Minister. ly; high 60 to 65. tation was made at Tuesday’s meeting of the town Board of Directors.