Photo Contest To Stress Rural Atmosphere Mystery Smell FILEY, England (UPI) - Local housing authorities in tion fans — but the smell still Mrs. Kathleen Waggitt and her pervades the house. JUDY KUEH.NEL 644-8826, Mrs. William Spring Dance May 11 at the for dancing will be provided by welcome to attend and informa­ the past three years have husband are offering $48 “The pong (smell) is so bad Correspondent Karvelis, 644-0465 or any club Kosciuszko Society Hall, Ver­ the Jolly Aces. Donation will be tion may be obtained by calling rebuilt the flus in the Waggitt Tel. 644-1364 member. non Ave., Vernon. A buffet $8 per person. reward to anyone who dis­ home, replaced the fireplaces we have to leave all the win­ Mrs. Albina Riester, 64^1795 or covers how to rid their house of at?r iEupmtm Hmlb dows open,” Mrs. Waggitt said. The Podunk Action Com­ Plans are being made for a dinner will be served and music All area residents are Mrs. John Parkins, 644-8701. and drains and installed extrac­ mittee for the Environment a mystery smell. (PACE) is sponsoring a photo m a m c h e st e r . c o n n ., THURSDAY, APRIL 11, i m - VOL. XCRI, N ,. Manche,ter-4 City of ruiage Charm contest in hopes of increasing TH1RTV.SIX PACER - TWO SECTIONS PRICE, FIFTEEN CENTS the public’s awareness that “South Windsor's rural at­ mosphere is its greatest asset." Reaction PACE feels that the photo con­ test will make people realize MO WEEK at Al| Top Notch Supermarkets how many “free values” there Pleases are in South Windsor which are considered "luxuries” in urban areas. Nixon Subject matter is not Mrs. Meir Q restricted. Although landscapes By HELEN THOMAS are a natural choice, pictures of By ROBERT SLATER GRA UPI White House Lebanese border, killing at would begin consultations im­ people, animals, houses and OPENING CEIEBRATION least 16 persons. State Henry A. Kissinger in Reporter JERUSALEM (UPI) - mediately with political leaders flowers, can also express the delicate negotiations for a troop Prime Minister Golda Meir Defense Minister Moshe in an effort to find a replace­ town's historical and rural WASHINGTON (UPI) - disengagement with Syria on Dayan, who is at the center of ment for her and her govern­ character as well. President Nixon is pleased with — “at the end of the road” — the Golan Heights where there OF TOP NOTCH FOODS IN GLASTONBURY! the crisis which provoked Mrs. m ent to run Isra el on a the reception he got Wednesday formally tende;red her has been daily fighting for a Phorographs showing not Meir’s decision to resign and caretaker basis. only positive attributes of South campaigning for a con­ resignation to President who is potentially one of the month. gressional candidate in Ephraim Katzir today in Windsor, but also threats to candidates to succeed her, left Foreign Minister Abba Eban "There will be no atmosphere these assets are welcome. Michigan and may make ruction to the factional in­ the cabinet meeting to fly to the Mid Israel would continue to further tess of his popularity, of tentativeness,” Eban said. Although judges might give fighting in her ruling Labor scene of the Arab attack. meet its international Mrs. Meir met with Katzir preference to photographs his chief spokesman says. party. Twenty minutes after obligations during the tran­ GLASTONBURY Returning from a presiden­ after briefing the outgoing taken in South Windsor, photos Under Israeli law, Mrs. receiving Mrs. Meir’s formal sitional period. Israel is cabinet on her decision to step tial motorcade through taken elsewhere but inspired by FOX RUN MALL Meir’s resignation was, in resignation, Katzir said he engaged through Secretary of down. on Michigan’s Eighth District - h the South Windsor scene could Thaak V ! effect, the resignation of her also be winners. EAST HARTFORD traditionally Itepublican penin­ entire cabinet. Our deep appreciation to the customers of our East Hart­ sula jutting into Lake Huron Charles B. Shepard has “hfr. President,” Mrs. Meir 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE north of Detroit - White House donated a booth at the Chamber ford, Manchester and Middletown stores. Your confidence Mid in her letter of resignation, Press Secretary Ronald L. Nate To Announce of (Commerce’s product show 801 SILVER LANE in our “Everyday Low Discount Pricing Policy” made the in accordance with provisions for the exhibition of Ziegler indicated Nixon might of section 23 of the basic law of photographs submitted for the MANCHESTER opening of our Glastonbury store possible. do more campaigning this year. government and having in­ contest. The product show will He said Nixon was “very formed the cabinet of my inten­ Governor Candidacy be held at the South Windsor Discount 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN pleased" by the warm recep­ rK/ tions, I herewith tender my High School April 19 and 20. And, our heartfelt thanks to the thousands pf shoppers who tion accorded by more than 20,- / resignation from the post of By SOL R. COHEN MIDDLETOWN 000, who turned out along the of South Windsor said he is First prize will be $15 and se­ made the Grand Opening of our Glastonbury store such a prime minister.” State Comptroller Nathan available as a “favorite son.” cond prize will be $5. If there B iG sparsely populated 57-mile Mrs. Meir’s formal resigna­ 900 WASHINGTON ST., RT. 66 rural and small-town route. G. Agostinelli will announce are enough entries from success. We shall continue our efforts to give you the very tion followed by one day her Monday he is a candidate for Agostinelli has been endorsed Asked if there would be more for the nomination by the photographers 18 years old and best in quality, value and personal service to merit your bombshell announcement that the Republican nomination under, a separate youth WE WELCOME YOUR such trips, Ziegler smiled and she was stepping down. It will ManchMter and West Haven We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities — t^one Sold to Dealers continued patronage. ^ said, “He’ll be out." for governor. He said his an­ category will be established. FOOD STAMP PURCHASES open a battle for her succession Republican town committees. The deadline for entries is at a crucial time in the moves nouncement will be made In addition, he has received in­ April IS. Entries should be sub­ for Middle East peace between during “a simple and short” dications from top Republicans mitted to the PACE president. Israel and the Arabs. appearance at 10 a.m. in his in New Haven and Waterbury Bob Finch, 819 Gark St., South Four Ask Before sending her letter to State Clapitol office. they look favorably on his can­ didacy. Windsor. Katzir, Mrs. Meir met with her He explained he will be Any questions about the con­ cabinet to inform it officially. It available to the media im­ Agostinelli said a week ago he test or PACE may be directed Sirica Drop Wall to Wall SERVICE/W all to Wall DISCOUNTS them ’ ^*®**®^ *^7 bodyguards, points to photographers and tells met an hour late, some 90 mediately after for a question would spend about 10 days in to Finch at 644-8257. Descrip­ them to stop taking pictures as she leaves* a meeting of her Labor party ^ ter telling the minutes after a band of Arab and answer period. talks around the state to deter­ tive information about each From Case party of her plans to resign (UPI Photo) ^ ^ guerrillas attacked the town of “The announcement itself,” mine how people feel about his photograph is encouraged. The WASHINGTON (UPI) - Kiryat Shemona near the he said, “ will be low key, candidacy. “If I don’t try to find minimum information required Four Watergate defendants Without fanfare, without out I might never know,” he is name, address, phone have asked that U.S. District retreshments or a band and Mid. number and whdre pictures Judge John J. Sirica be without cheers by a claque of were taken. Nathan G. Agostinelli removed from their trial following.” He said today, “After Beta Sigma Phi because they say he has an The former Manchester exploring my chances, I find CARR YO UT Arab Suicide Guerrillas Standing in the wings and them very encouraging. Now I Beta Xi Chapter of Beta "unshakable personal bias’' in mayor will be the fourth active can find out how many of the Sigma' Phi is accepting favor of the prosecution. candidate for the GOP nomina- waiting for the right timing are BUNDLR SERVICE promises I received will nominations from the South “Asking that another judge tion. Second District State Senate Majority Leader A(l*r your food putchuot wo cwohiHy pockod. ■ Top Notch Lewis Rome of Bloomfield, become formal endorsements.” Windsor area for the 1974 "bog boy" wtl cwry your otdot out wtd pfoco it cwotuly in your be assigned to their conspiracy Congressman Robert Steele of Outstanding Young Women of cw. You oth novor hovo fo drivo up to pick up your ordor or i trial which begins Sept. 9, the Vernon announced 10 days ago, State ^ n . George Gunther of He said his candidacy is not a dodgo wound ihapplng cwti in « Top Notch parking tot. m Slay 21 in Apartment America publication. four said: “We do not mean to Bridgeport Mayor Nicholas Stratford and fo rin t State Sen. “Take it or leave It” one. He ■i'm Roger Eddy of Newington. Only Outstanding Young Women of disparage Judge Sirica’s United Press Intemalional women and children and threw Panuzio last Saturday and said he won’t close out any op­ force Israel to release 100 cerned only three men were in­ House ^leaker Francis Collins yesterday, state Agricultnre America honors women inotives or bis attentiveness to Three Arab guerrillas Mized them out of the windows. The tions for a place on the GOP Palestinian commandos from volved. of Brookfield on Tuesday. Commissioner Fenton FuUner between 21 and 35 who have dis­ 1 I his obligations. We simply point an apartment house in the commandos also went from state ticket. Israeli jails but destroyed A guerrilla spokesman in tinguished themselves in varied out that like all judges, be is Israeli border settlement of door to door to shoot anyone themselves when Israeli Beirut said the raid was carried professional, civic and personal ^EST human." Kiryat Shemona today and who answered. Some hostages paratroops landed by helicopter out by the “Popular. Front for activities. I A joint motion was filed by methodically killed residents apparently died in the suicide on the roof of the three-story the Liberation of Palestine — Anyone wishing to make a lawyers for former Attorney one by one before blowing blast. apartment house. General (^mmand” (PFLP- nomination should contact Mrs. General John N. Mitchell, themselves up with explosive Mayor Avraham Aloni put the Watergate Committee i laden belts they had worn for The raid came at the height of GC), a maverick guerrilla fac­ John Buonanducci, 988 Main former White House domestic death toll at three guerrillas, an Israeli political crisis in tion. St., South Windsor. affairs adviser John D. their suicide mission. two Israeli soldiers, eight adult The mayor of the town near which Prime Minister Golda “The three-man suicide unit Lithuanian Cluh Ehrlihman and former White civilians and eight children. Meir and her cabinet resigned. that carried out the operation Rejects Compromise the border of Lebanon said 21 The South Windsor Lithua­ House Special Counsel C3iarles A statement by a Palestinian Despite the seriousness of the killed themselves by detonating W. (Dolson. A similar motion persons died in the daring raid guerrilla group in Beirut said nian Social Club has announced political crisis Defense explosive belts they were WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Doar, chief counsel to the in­ parts — four for specific tapes was filed by Gordon C. in which the guerrillas shot the guerrillas had hoped to it will hold open a membership V R A rM im C Minister Moshe Dayan left an wearing,’’ the guerrilla White House m ade ''a last quiry, offering to provide some of conversations between Nixon Strachan, another former drive during the month of April. emergency cabinet meeting to spokesman said. “In the minute compromise offer to the but not all of the materials and his top aides in February White House aide. Membership is open to SHOPPMG C AR TS fly to Kiryat Shemona. process, some of the hostages House Judiciary Committee requested. and March, 1973, just before Vim Mstic carts miks shopping a txMZG They hoM more The four are among seven residents of surrounding towns Whether other guerrillas also died.” today in an attempt to ward off The month-and-a-half-old and after Nixon said he learned food without messy pile-ups. eliminate sK>oping and bending defendants in the Watergate State Will Delay as well as to those in South and whan you reach the check-out counter, you don t have to were involved in the operation Speaking shortly after an a subpoena for presidential tape committee request was in six of the Watergate cover-up. Windier. unload the cart A courteous check-out cashier does all (he cover-up case. recordings sought in the com­ work lor you' was not known but both Israeli Israeli announcement that the The fifth and sixth requests Persons wishing to join must "Judge Sirica possesses, con­ and guerrilla sources said three guerrilla group had been wiped mittee’s impeachment inquiry. were for tapes covering five sciously or unconsciously, a CLOUDY be 18 years of age or over and m Downtown Change men aged between 20 and 30 out, the spokesman said: But the offer failed to satisfy days of conversations last must be of Lithuanian descent. deepseated or unshakable per­ years and firing machineguns “It is absurd for the Israelis the Democratic majority on the April. 1 1 sonal bias in favor of the 38-member committee and the Further information may be ob­ By SOL R. COHEN ficials, requesting permission and bazookas seized the apart­ to say they liquidated the unit. St. Q air offered to provide prosecution,” the motion said. Democrats moved to issue a tained by contacting Mrs. The Town of Manchester has for town control of the street. ment building in a raid just How could they have shelled a the first four parts wthout a subpoena for all 41 tapes sought James Gedrim of Broad Brook, -.’•to:- In other Watergate a commitment from the state The impetus for the petition after dawn. Miliitary cor­ building which was full of subpoena, but not the last two. from President Nixon. developments: Department of Transportation were state plans to change respondents reported earlier Israeli hostages?” Doar outlined St. Clair’s offer Forty-five minutes before the • Herbert L. “Bart” Porter, that it will hold off making any about 30 angle-parking stalls to there were three guerilla The spokesman said the Increasing cloudiness to committee members, but Democratic Club committee met to discuss the former scheduling director for changes on Downtown Main St. parallel parking. groups including some who object of the operation was to tonight. Low upper 30s to low Democrats insisted on subpoena issue, Nixon’s Installs Tonight the 1972 Nixon campaign, was until at least after April 19. The Department of Transpor­ gave fire support. The army did seize hostages and demand the 40s. Friday mostly cloudy, proceeding with a subpoena for Watergate lawyer, James D. The Democratic Club of ordered to court for sentencing On that date Town Manager tation set an April 10 deadline not deny these reports but Mid chance of a few showers. High all six parts. (See Page Eighteen) St. Clair, telephoned John M. Manchester will conduct an in­ today on charges he lied to the Robert Weiss has a meeting and ultimatum—town payment as far as the army was con­ in the 50s. Rep. Robert W. stallation of its 1974-75 officers FBI during the Watergate scheduled with George S. Koch, of the $100,000 it cost the state Kastenmelrer, D-Wis., said, “It tonight, when it meets at 8 p.m. SEE THRU probe. He pleaded guilty to a deputy transportation com­ to install a new traffic system is a little late to make a deal.” in the KofC Home, Main St. charge of lying about $100,000 in missioner. The purpose of the on Main St. or installation of the On a straight party-line vote, To be installed are James MEATTRAiirS Nixon campaign funds alleged­ meeting is to explore the parallel stalls. the committee voted, 21 to 17, At top Notch you never tUve to guess about quality or tnm in support of a Democratic mo­ Holmes, president; Marion You tee al aidea of the meat m See Thru trays When you m ly used to finance the possibility of town takeover of On April 2, Weiss was in­ LeBel, vice president; Joyce get home you don't have to unwrap meat. |ust pop into freezer Watergate brglars. Downtown Main St. and to structed by the Board of Direc­ tion to limit debate on the sub­ No tray testa or sticking of n>Mt as m ordmqry trays Gutman, secretary; David • Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke of determine what conditions the tors to explore the possibility of i'lc poena issue to 30 minutes. That Paris, treasurer; Irene LaMay, t®: California, after pleading “ab­ state may want to impose — if town takeover of the street and, w as an indication the financial secretary; and 529. solutely not guilty” to three agreement for the takeover at the Mme time, to request a Democrats had the strength to Richard McConville, sergeant i perjury charges Wednesday, were reached. waiver of the conditions until . « » » ■ force the subpoena through. In an apparent attempt to at arms. Holmes and Mrs. Gut­ as; COMPARE al| their |irices with ours! MH has asked a federal judge in / Late last month, an ad hoc negotiations are ended. ,ip' man are incumbents. Washington for a trial before committee of downtown The April 19 meeting and forestall a subpoena, presiden­ All Manchester Democrats Top Notth gives you the Area's Lowest Everyday Store-Wide Prices the June 4 California guber­ merchants presented a 3,000- waiver of the April 10 deadline tial aide Dean Burch told interested in joining the club WITH natorial primary. signature petition to state of­ followed. reporters Wednesday that the are invited to attend. . . . Lower Food Prices that add up to BIGGER TOTAL SAVINGS ! COUPON White House was Willing to Refreshments will be served. provide at least some of the 2 o i. CONTAINER ] evidence which the House com­ mittee has been seeking since I ARRID DRY Feb. 25. Cup Navigator i j O F F m h I: DARIEN (UPI) — The grand­ li Town Men File Application PERSONAL RCOULAR PRICE POWDER DEODORANT son of renowned America’s Cup \m 5 Ac”r e g u l a r PRICE “"iia Rockville Man yacht designer Nathaniel SERVICE DEU With Food Purchase of $7.50 or more Limit one Herreshoff has been named ■M: Jh ALF g a l BREYER'Sl, ANY SIZE or BRAND coupon. Good thru April 13. 1974 For Colchester Dog Track > Wins $15,000 navigator of the new aluminum "Pataonataad aannca makat ihopping at a Top Notch Sot- vca Oak a dakghtful axpananca Counaous aataa-ptcpia wiil ^NATURAL ICE CREAM § CANNED HAM A Meriden couple to be defender “Courageous.’’ aawtt you in talacting dtfoctabla now work) and old world By SOL R. COHEN Among some of the informa­ lavoiaa ptapaiad fooda. cold cula and aalada With coupon. Limit one coupon J^;l Under state law, the commis­ married July 6 won the $100,000 Skipper Robert N. Bavier of tion on the application is names Good thru April 13, 1974 An application for a license to sion must notify the town clerk Connecticut State Lottery Darien picked Halsey of the principles, availability of operate a dog-racing track in of Ck)lchester within five days today, and a Rockville man won Herreshoff of Boston as his financing, insurability of the Colchester was to be filed with that the application is on file. the $15,000 prize. <, navigator and John Sutphen as applicants, feasibllty of the the state today by three The town clerk will have 10 Jerem iah Murphy, 76, of tactician. Bavier says he plans project and propoMis for prize Manchester men. (See Page Eighteen) Rockville attributes the prize to to launch the Courageous May 4 Raymond F. Damato, money (purses). and prepare for the America’s WITH the “luck of the Irish.” He is OFF MH i | COUPON building contractor and (Op trials which are scheduled developer; Richard P. 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The proposal Good Friday Sorvicoa, Paga 8 Elizabeth Sroka and Henry^ New Mexico, was ratified in was approved last June by Zyrkowski bought their tickets'' Colchester’s Planning and From Your Nalghbor'a Kitchen, Paga 15 1854 Jby a narrow margin be­ Trad yoursad and your famfy to toe goodnaM. toe freshness in a pool at work — Inter­ cause many senators mlt the of ovarvireah baked gooda. made by our own master bakers Zoning (^mmission. Bualnaaa Bodlaa, Paga 24 national Silver in Meriden. land was not worth $10 mil­ m our oem (wans, usmg only toe purtet of ngradienia Stop m The 35-page application was Zyrkowski, who worked in the 81 owaarvcabakery dapartmant and gwe your famly a treat* Bannot School Ball, Paga 16 ‘ lion. Opposition to the sale submitted to the state Commis­ Tolland’a FIra Dapartmant, Paga 29 shipping department for 35 was even greater in Mexico EVERY DEPARTMENT OPEN 7 A.M. to MIDNIGHT-MON. thru SAT. sion on Special Revenue Members of Brownie Troop 637 of St. James School went Mary Burke, Kelly English, Patricia Gallo, Beth Caffrey, years, proposed to Mrs. Sroka, where Santa Anna, the victor (gaming commission) by A. No Qlrla In Little League, Paga 20 without candy during Lent to help pay for the flowering Linda Daignault, Andrea Knowles, Margaret Farley, a clerk with three children, in at the Alamo, was banished Paul Bette, also of Manchester Barnaa of Providapeo to play hart, Paga 21 plantsthatarebeingplantedatthebaseof the statue of the Sharon Martin, Minnetta Yost, Jocclynne Quasnitschka January. as a traitor for agreeing to and counsel for the applicants, Blessed Mother in front of St. James Church by Pat and Katherine Watt. Leaders are Mrs. Denis English and He also has another wedding it. Manchaater High Honor Roll, Pago 28 and consultant C.E. Mapire McKeon, left, Barbara Boudreau, Debbie Lawler and Jen- JoAnn jKanehl. (Herald photo by Dunn) to look forward to. One of his Inc. of Wethersfield. nifer Gay. Other members involved In the project are ' . two children, Dennis, 27, is get­ 1 ting married next month. h. .J V.. '■ t. A f a PACa TWO - MAt'JCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., April 11, 1974 M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. April 11. 1974- PAGF. [SHOHCASt CINEMA/ Plese Heads -ROBERTS! MCC Theatre Nancy Kelly Trio Held In Robbery CAST HARTFORD H..INFaM*H iHenofM4BTER< Charles Alan Plese will be B olton _ Few Object to Hudget Items LYME (UPI) - State Police producing director for Summer fired a shot into the floor as Drops Mom Role were holding three young they entered the Hatline store, w s s . Theatre III at Manchester Com­ Middlesq;c County men in con­ d o n n a HOLLAND then fired two more shots munity College for the second HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) 7 The Board of Finance . selectmen are requesting funds sold as well as last year’s plates nection with the armed robbery f I I''' * Correspondent Memorial Plaque during a scuffle with a store year this summer. Mostly because 17-year-olfl requested a more detailed for improvements at the hall in­ if anyone is interested. had deteriorated and been dis­ of $350 from the Hatline Coun­ patron. ■ Plese began working in Tek|646-0375 cluding interior painting, a new The selectmen received a carded. Kelly Caro has become fa breakdown of the program’s The plates sell for $10 apiece. try Store in Lyme. No injuries were reported. theater in 1952 and has worked smashing person," one of cost from Hank Ryba, recrea­ roof and a new electric stove. letter from Judy Miner of the There is now a stone on the Less that) 1 per cent of The project is beingspon­ Officers said the three were Arrested were Richard in more than 150 different Hollywood’s old stars has re­ tion commissioner. When the public safety budget Bolton Junior Woman’s Club Green .that matches the"^ —8H)0— F i t e Bolton’s total population sored locally by the l^lton saying the vast amount of work held overnight in the New Wright 20, of Westbrook, and productions primarily as an turned to action. Many townspeople also spoke memorial to World War I m i f i (3-8-22) NEWS attended a hdaring this week to was being discussed rraidents " Junior Woman’s Club. necessary in order to obtain the Haven County Jail but were to Ken Parrish, 20. and Donald ctor, producer, director, stage Kelly Caro’s mother is Nan­ in favor of a requested $1,200 spoke both for aqd against the veterans. appear in Circuit Court in New cy Kelly, long a leading (18) I SPY discuss budget requests under Anyone wishing to purchase names of all veterans of World Moran, 17, both of Deep River. niianager, and advisor. raise for Bolton’s assessor, publishing of news of local Documents Needed London today. Hollywood lady. For the last (20) SOUNDING BOARD the town projier budget. either of the two available War II, the Korean conflict and 'Trooper Lawrence Merrill Plese taught speech and building official and sanitation crimes. Marshall Taylor, town State police said the trio was several years, Nancy hasn’t (24) EYE TO EYE Of thoM in attendance all but plates should call Mrs. the Vietnam conflict made the said he arrested one of the theater courses in New Jersey HUHDERlIiiLTl inspector, presently earning counsel, wrote to Calvin spotted Wednesday in Old Lyme done much acting. She hasn’t (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH two are members of a town Lawrence Cassells, 649-7158. project impossible. youths when the vehicle for seven years. He has been $10,300. Charter CommiBBion Hutchinson, Catherine Peter­ travelling in a vehicle matching I iMAHCHBtfiir CAlbOR flaST done much of anything, ex­ (40) WILD WILD WEST board, commission or com­ Democratic Caucus stopped, but the other two were ■RiOTn coordinator of speech and cept raise Kelly. A finance board member The Charter (tommission at Mrs. Miner and her com­ son and Catherine Leiner the description of the get-away mittee or are present office caught after a search of nearby drama at Manchester Com­ ‘'But now,” she says, - “I -8:30— (]uestioned the raise as it is not its last meeting reviewed sec­ There will be a caucus of the mittee suggested that a plaque saying that in preparation for car. Jerry Lewisl^T^Twin Cinema uiKsi easBHi nm T lu'NEll'ElieuilO holders. enrolled members of the woods by some 20 police of­ v . r T.v munity College since 1969. think maybe the time has (3-8-22-30) NEWS in accordance with a study tions of its working draft in­ honoring all veterans in general the town’s upcoming borrowing Authorities said the robbers ficers. Cinema 1 Q a Q Cinema 2 The hearing was lengthly but The reappointment of Mrs. come to do some television.” (24) PHYSICAL made by the salary study com­ cluding: officers covered by Democratic party April 17 at 8 from those wars be ordered for the Bentley Memorial FREE PARKING'FREE ADMISSION drew few negative comments p.m. at the (iommunity Hall to Escape Is Everything! Marjorie Porter of Hebron as When she and her husband, GEOGRAPHY mittee appointed by the general statutes, appointed of­ now for placement on a stone on Library the following cer­ • f s r on any of the budget requests. fO^eiQN FfLM business manager for Summer Warren Caro, were divorced, selectmen and whose ficers, town counsel, endorse candidates for election the Green by Memorial Day. tificates must be completed by she decided she had to — and One item'.that drew con­ as. delegates to the upcoming S till • • • • Theatre III has been anounced recommendations the finance preliminary budget estimate, The selectmen asked Mrs. those concerned and returned can’t find It? wanted to — devote her time -7 :0 0 - MONOOFGALAmmwW££KmS I troversial comments by conventions. to him: (• Frcncolt by Plese. Mrs. Porter is EASTER WEEKEND board is following. preparation of the budget, Miner if she and members of to bringing Kelly along. She (3) SALE OF THE townspeople was a request by Assessor’s certificate as to Trufliut’i employed as school lunch The salary study committee hearings, action by town Bolton is allowed to endorse her committee would deter­ fairway has your feels that it would have been CENTURY OPEN SflT. APRIL 13-6 PItl /SUR. APRIL lA-1 PIYI the town’s health director for a limited tax property, manager for the Hebron was in turn questioned by many meeting and special ap­ two candidates for each of the mine the wording that will go unfair to her daughter to (8) TRUTH OR salary increase of ^,750 for treasu rer’s report of tax ovary easier need! “DAY Elementary Schools cafeteria. in attendance. AIT those propriations. conventions which will be held on the plaque and return to have both parents absent. So CONSEQUENCES himself and |800 for his assis­ receipts and outstanding in- • candles •grass •cards FOR 8TEUE ousm She is a graduate of MCC she elected to stay home. speaking did completely sup­ The charter commission on the following dates: state their next meeting. Mrs. Miner (18) DICK VAN DYKE tant. convention, July 19 and 20; agreed. debtness, town clerk's cer­ mcqura where she majored in food ser­ “I was always there,” Nan­ port the requested raise meets every two weeks to • baskets • toys • napkhw NIGHT” (20-22-30) NEWS The health director explained county convention, July 18; The project began in April tificate as to co-terminus vice management. During her cy says, “and it paid off. Kelly (24) YOUR FUTURE IS regardless of the salary study review, discuss and revamp we have every little thing! •( 7tl5 A 9iS0 p.m. is a smashing person. She that usually a town’s health sections of the draft prepared first congressional convention, 1973 after a concerned citizen municipalities and planning piwujn study at MCC, she became in­ NOW committee-’s recommendation. commission approval. wants to be an actress and I director receives |1 per capita by members in three separate July 22; probate convention, had inquired as to the volved in its theater activities. (40) ABC NEWS A request for the salary of Taylor said in lieu of the town “when a She has been active in area think she’s going to make it.” and his assistant 25 cents.per committee work meetings. July 23; fourth senatorial con­ whereabouts of a wooden FRI. - SAT. MIDNITEII Last Jan. 7 was Kelly’s 17th capita; town counsel to increase by $1,- clerk's certificate as to plan­ dollar’e BRUCE OORDON IN -THE LOST CITYP T SV S community theaters for several 000 to $2,000 drew no comments. Its next meeting will be April vention, July 24; 55th assembly plaque honoring World War II piuf cu$«cn birthday. By coincidence, -7 :3 0 - A large increase that not convention, July 25. veterans that had once^been on ning commission approval a worth years. NANCY KELLY: After Andrew Maneggia, Board of 17 at 8 p.m. at’the Town Hall. the miracle of main $trs£ i 2 C h a p ta n o ( that night they watched a TV (3) BOYHOOD LIFESTYLES: much can be done about and All enrolled Democrats who the Green. certified copy of its minutes a dollarl" Pleas has also appointed watching one of her old Education chairman, asked if Stale Scholars downtown manchester ‘TLA8M 60RD0N CONQUERS THE UNIVERSE' showing of one of Nancy's old 1974 that was not known at the time are interested in being can­ stating its approval would be Lynn Gerr of South Windsor as movies she “went to bed the town counsel’s salary in­ The selectmen discovered it movies, “Stanley and with make-up on.’* (8) THRILLSEEKERS of the budget preparation was Designated as Connecticut didates for election as preferred. assistant business manager. Livingstone.” (18) STANLEY CUP cluded his handling problems State Scholars from Bolton Miss Gerr is a student at MCC “I suddenly realized,” Nan­ announced by Richard Morra, from the school board. delegates to any of the above Bad Seed.” She won an Oscar PLAY-OFF first selectman, following a High School were Janet Gor­ conventions should attend the and will graduate in June. cy says, “that I was only 17 — (20) FILM Morra answered by saying, don, Donna Maus and Linda Kelly s age — when I made nomination for that role but meeting between Bolton meeting. she thinks she might have (22) HOLLYWOOD AND THE “If it’s a small question, you Tomaszewski. The girls are all that movie. Needless to say, I selectmen and Andover ask me and I’ll ask him (town seniors. ,, Broad St. - Manchaster Parkada went to bed that night with won the award itself had she STARS selectmen concerning the ren­ counsel.” ) Janet is the daughter of Mr. To Sell Truck my make-up on.” listened to the director, Mer- (24) WASHINGTON tal charge to Bolton for the use Gpen 10 to 10 Dally STATE vyn LeRoy. The finance board and Mrs. Raymond Gordon, 20 Bolton’s old dump truck, MAMCHtiTIN CVNTIN Anyhow, what with one STRAIGHT TALK of Andover’s dump. FWII PARK RIAt Of THEATRI “I wanted to do the role just recommended that all requests Goodwin Rd. Donna is the recently replaced by the arrival thing and another, Nancy (30) NEW TREASURE HUNT The selectmen were informed Use Your. Master Charge as I had done it on Broad­ to town counsel first go to the of a new dump truck that had 'SERVICe DEPT STORES Kelly has decided to go to (40) DRAGNET at the meeting that the total daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy TAKES OFF LIKE A way,” she says. “LeRoy tried Eijer till Internatiowl Feed saict tea selectmen instead of each been approved at a town BWHSKAVL LHTFD. #5283333 s FREE PARKING work again. Over the years, cost to operate the dump in the Maus, 55 Brookfield Rd. Linda BLAZIN6 FOREST FIRE. WITH she’s had many offers but to tell me to change it for the I MdHioeal Eattflaimneiit atu — 1000 lad iMad Is board going to town counsel on is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. meeting early in 1973, will be - 8 :00- Midmy all NEM! NEW! NOII coming fiscal year will be $56,- sold soon by bid. A THRILL A MINUTEI” turned them all down. Now, movie and I should have its own. Edward Tomaszewski, 16 South - « • » N Y. Dtlly N m n (3) THE WALTONS Nm Trail lidi roali (ararnd lataraatiMal Plau ana) 000 of which ^Iton pays about however, she’s back and back listened more to him. But I 1 Robert Gorton, a member of St. (8-40) CHOPPER ONE 63 per cent or $32,600. The Request Repeated in a big way. She’s shot a pilot kept telling him how to do it.” the town planning commission, Of approxim ately 7,500 g r a n d o r e n i n c KMtPH t LEVINE p...... (20-22-30) FLIP WILSON selectmen are awaiting an Mr. and Mrs. James Clark, movie for Warner Bros., When the picture was over, ORalZY explained that the $2,520 in­ something called “The Im­ LeRoy gave her a charm (24) ADVOCATES ^ BelZiOKal exact figure from Andover. The students applying, 2,500 were Toomey Lane, repeated a GEORGE CSCOTTin M ODEKl crease in his commission's chosen. poster.” bracelet, with miniature TO town presently pays $16,000 for request to the Board of Educa­ . MIKE NICHOLS nm, SH88T budget was for engineering in­ Selection is based on a com­ of our Completely Stocked “The Imposter” has Paul replicas of all the Hollywood the use of the dump. tion to have their child picked -8:30— spections of roads being built in bined score which weighs Hecht playing an actor who is movie union membership The recreation budget which up for school in front of their THE DAYiffE DOLPHIN (8-40) FIREHOUSE subdivisions and for a master at impersonation. cards. It was to symbolize her shows a request qf $2,500 for a academic performance, home. The request was Trtvwctjtar* Hrmukafi ^ Nancy plays the owner of a “expertise” in every phase of professional assistance in academic ability and potential summer recreation program, originally denied as there was AnAtit>En)hfiMyPiLlutv^E« theater who tutors him in his the movie business, a bit of -9 :0 0 - engineering needed to com­ initiated last summer and paid for academ ic success in no place for the school bus to AT 7:30-9:30 GORSIILT TME BOX various guises and disguises. sarcasm she appreciated. (3) MOVIE pletely update and rewrite the college. for by participants and private­ turn around. By a coincidence, she shot She says she still sees her “The Cable Car Murder" town's present subdivision ly, drew many favorable Com­ Plates for Sale The school board forwarded SUNDAY MAT. 1:30-5 P.ll.99> it at the same studio — brother, Jack, and, in fact, (8-40) KUNQ FU regulations in accordance with ments from townspeople. In celebration of the 200th an­ the request to the selectmen Warner Bros. — where she the two of them are talking (20-22-30) IRONSIDE the town plan (Brown, Donald, made her last movie, “The about plotting out a series to niversary of the United States who said the town will provide (24) MOVIE Morra suggested that those & Donald 1971). do together, if The Imposter "The King ol Kings" (1927) participating in the program be all woman’s clubs in the U S. the necessary gravel to make a mijCilECTn CiUJKHI H i S 646-2228 WOODT ALLEN 1P61 \ doesn t make it. One way or charged a minimal fee to give Community hall maintenance are selling bicentennial plates. turnaround so as to give house IA tany Uoh At TIm F u M FILM RATING GUIDE another, Nancv Kelly is back — 1 0 : 0 0 — them more incentive. increased nearly $4,000 as the This year the second in a pickup to the child as soon as in business. It's nice to have GARDEN SHOP For Parents and series of four plates is being possible. Jerry Lewis Cinema “SLEEPER" her back. (8) BILLY GRAHAM Their Children CRUSADE On Sunday . See and AIbo Stars Diana Keaton enjoy lively Dixieland and Big Variety of Clim bers and B u sh e s! 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East Hartford Man Invents Anti-Caterpillar Collar And Wave Mr. Bell Did ilaitrhrfilpr iEimiiuq li^ralb ByBv ROBERTRORRRT LAMBERTI.AMRirDT • ______,. . Washington — The first wire­ In the annual battle, cater­ any problem, made the connec­ less telephone message w as HARTFORD (UPI) - If flea pillars when they descend on a spray,” he said. “A rainstorm pillars seem to come up the tion between flea collars and crawling insect,” he said. sent along a beam of light June long web after a hard day’s can come and wash off all the Many people, stuck with a Founded Oct, 1, 1881 collars can keep away fleas that winners, having defied tree collars. And he is in the “Each year it is something 3, 1880, by Charles S. Tainter, crawl into the fur of dogs and chewing on the leaves. The time insecticide and you have to problem, wonder why spraying, aluminum foil process of getting a patent on it. different, if not the gypsy moth, Alexander Graham Bell's assist­ bite them, then tree collars to catch them and nip the start ali over again.” somebody doesn’t come up with Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their wrapped around tree trunks and The coliar consists of a per­ th,en somethihg else.” ant. He ■ messaged by Bell ought to be able to keep away probiem in the bud, is on the something to solve it. Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 even axle grease, a cure worse forated tube containing a wick Because of the reservoir, the Although the collar is taking photophone from atop a Wash­ way up, Pelczak says. collar can be saved, cleaned up “Before you know it, you can caterpillars that chew the than the disease. which is attached to a reservdir up a good deal of his time as he ington school to Bell in his lab­ 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation foliage of trees. “The main purpose of the and saturated with a different come up with all kinds of oratory 213 meters away, “Mr. Pelczar, who says if you think for the insecticide. hunts for a manufacturer to ideas,” he said. Published every evening except Sun­ department, 647-9946. tree coilar is the gypsy moth,” insecticide to go after another Bell, if you hear what I '*say, "Animals and trees are no hard enough you can come up There isn’t much that can be make it, he is always on the days and holidays. Entered at the he said. tree pest, he said. One that is in the works is a come to the window and wave Member Audit Bureau of Circulation different as far as collars are with an idea to solve just about done to stop gypsy moth cater­ lookout for a good idea to solve “It’s a lot cheaper than a “The collar is good for any lawn rake with replaceable your hat." Bell waved vigor­ Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ concerned,” Stanely J. Pelczar, a problem. teeth. ously. cond Class Mail Matter. 32, of East Hartford, an Burl L. Lyons, Publisher architectural draftsman, says. The Manchester Publishing Co. assumes no financial responsibility for typographical errors appearing in adver­ Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. The Other One Month...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, Single C opy...... 15? three full days prior to publication. French By Carrier, Weekly...... :. 75? Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon • < .A One Y ea r...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon Candidates Six Months.. ___^...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. PARIS (UPI) - True to the French spirit of individuality and every man for himself, 25 candidates have tossed their berets into the ring so far for Easter Recess the May 5 presidential election to succeed Georges Pompidou. It is Easter recess time for on the minds of most congressmen at ’They are running on plat­ ^' Girls’ Coats Congress. forms ranging from defense of the Christmas recess. What happened Between lopg weekends—Thursday the middle class to provision of to it? The President vetoed the bill more telephones. Not all will OFF 4 to 6X to Tuesday — and a recess for almost survive the full campaign but because of an excess profits tax item Reg. to 18.99 every holiday on the calendar, it is not one shortage France does not 11«« in it. Congress could not override this suffer from is presidential can­ Misses’ difficult to understand why it ranks so veto so it has all but dropped activity didates. low in public opinion polls. The main candidates are 7 to 14 Dresses on the rest of the bill. This we think is Reg. to 19.99 With most of the month of April known — Jacques Chaban- 12“ Our Reg. 16.99 & 19.99 neither responsible nor effective Delmas and Valery Giscard devoted to the recess, we would hope leadership. Spring View of Reservoir Brook (Photo by Reginald Pinto) d’Estaing for the GauUists and Versatile three season styles — rain that one message would get through to Francois Mitterand for the lef­ and shine dress fabrics. Washable, Other than turning down, rather tist block. But the others are better quality fashions. our congressional leaders as they reluctantly, a pay raise; we can’t something else. 1488 spend this time presumably with their Open Forum Voters who wish France think of one constructive thing it has constituents. That message is “let’s would install telephones that done to overcome the problem of in­ work and enough of them for Infant & Toddler The very newest Spring look in one quit the constant headline bickering flation. If inflation could be talked The Right Way constable driving it. Do any of everybody can cast ballots for and two piece dresses . . . pant over who is to blame and get down to the other constables patrol our Max Lerner Henri Jannes, 70. He entered Coats styles and lovely long fashions. For Downtown Sizes for juniors, misses and away, then Congress would score town any more? the nitty-gritty of doing something the race to represent “all users women. To the editor: Our town is growing and I of telephones.” extremely high marks because for Infants about it.” I’m on vacation now and have should think we would need Lawyer Jean-Paul Carteron, more than a year now, we have had Reg. 10.99 We are fed up with Congress shying just received your editorial on more police protection, not candidate without a political Outerwear “Main Street Crisis” . Comments monthly jumps in the cost of living less, but our constables seem to party, announced he was run­ away from issues because action it I must take exception to your Reg. to 22.99 and still Congress speaks loudly and have been lost in the budget ning “to defend the middle might take will be vetoed; because thinking on this matter. It’s not shuffle. Has the Police Depart­ class.” Toddlers repeatedly about something “must be the merchants who create the the President is too involved with his ment budget been cut to the ex­ Plumber Louis Belmonte, Reg. 12.99 done.” problems in downtown Main tent that we cannot afford to mayor of Tignac (population 1788 own problems to provide leadership, Street. For many years we have have more than one constable 23), presented his candidacy Dressy and practical all weather styles tried to have our Board of The Revolution Mystique or because of some other excuse or Yes, Easter recess will afford our patrol our town? How many “in favor of old people, un­ . . washable fabrics . . . fashioned Directors help us create needed to step out in the junior Easter Parade! leaders an opportunity to meet with hours coverage are we getting? employed youth and small Pant coats, blazers, fake fur jackets alibi. ) parking for downtown. We had We never hear about the ac­ businesses.” their constituents. and rainwear. Exciting Spring looks Too much time is being spent by the many studies made but nothing tivities of our constables any LOS ANGELES, California — one can’t rule out the chance aristocracy of wealth to its own The Movement for Philippe in sizes 8 to 18, S, M, L and 14 1/2 to was ever done. The special tax, Whether Patricia Hearst was or that an impressionable girl, Girls’ Easter Dresses 221/ 2. members on speculation of what Will they listen? Will they seek out more. Some people probably gravediggers, which stretches de Gaulle nominated its head, which we as merchants agreed wasn’t coerced into making her feeling guilty about her Orig. public opinion? Will they seek think that we live in a quiet lit­ from the Gracchis in Rome to Armel Morvan. Whether Mor- migh^ have been, or what might be, to, barely paid the cost of the tle town and nothing ever famous conversion tape, it was family’s wealth, might, after van would be president if 8.99 the Panthers and the SLA. Two 10.99 Yves St. Laurent Panty Hose and not enough on what is going to be. answers? inadequate parking area in the happens here. a case of fictive role-playing in months of continuous 4>ressure Wolfe has impaled it forever on elected or install the son of the 5.88 rear of our stores. Ultra sheer, nude heel & How come the newspapers either event. Study the photo In and conditioning, embrace the the withering phrase, “radical late Charles de Gaulle was un­ Long or Regular lengths, nylons & Reg. If it is true that President Nixon’s Or will they make the fork-and- It is only through the efforts polyesters. Sizes 7 to 14. toe. One size, shpring never print any of the accidents which she plays Tania, Che group that exploited her kid­ chic.” Mostly it involves young clear. 99' pr. of our present Mayor Thomp­ shades. ability to lead has been diminished by knife circuit with party faithfuls, or the petty crimes and Guevara’s mistress and compa- naping. people, suffering from a guilty Researcher Georges son, and the dedication of men where they can brag a little and get breaking and entering that we , nion in his hapless Bolivian Her parents have shown a conscience over their wealth Wambergue is running on the Watergate, then why hasn’t Congress such as Bill Sleith, that an ef­ Control Top Panty Hose have been happening in our adventure, complete with long stoic courage in a situation and fatally attracted to the platform of “an ideal world Great Misses’ Briefs, Bikinis rushed into this leadership void? the party praise that may or may not fort is being made to create ad­ braided hair, glossy black heavily laden with the tragic. without soldiers or poor.” Values! Beige, taupe, suntone, with Elastic leg nylon briefs and Reg. O town? My daughter came in mystique of revolutionary Girls’ Our < be deserved but no party ever denies ditional parking for Main tonight and informed me that female guerrilla suit and Sten But her last alienated tape, Then there’s architect Michel sheer leg. Petite, average, bikinis in solid, prints. Sizes to ' ' If it is true that this nation is in or violence, as if they could at tall. Reg. 5to10. 79'ea. FOR Street. Just what is the hurry to one of -the new houses being gun at ready. It is posed and ar­ with the line about her father as Fayolas who is defending the 1.59 near a recession, just what is an incumbent. once atone for their families Skirt Incredible ValuesI change to parallel parking? built down the road from us was tificial. The revolutionary role a liar, was one blow too many. and wipe them out by joining French system of letting the Long Leg Panty Girdles (Congress doing about it? We hope each of them w ill Certainly the traffic coming just broken into. We did not see she plays, or pretends to, fits in Lear’s anguished cry comes to their enemies. elderly sell property in Stretch Strap Bras through Main Street from our or Slack Nylon Lycra powernet, remember, they can vote all the any report about this in the with the theatrical imagination mind, “I am bound/ Upon a exchange for monthly Molded or lace cups: Our reinforced front and back We have had literally thousands of highway does not warrant it. of a time of terrorism. The other is the search for a paper nor did anyone stop here wheel of fire, that mine own payments until death (a plunges, criss-cross fronts. Reg. panels. Comfortable long Our Reg. 4.99 ' bills introduced and yet final action recesses they want between now and When the agreement to make to see if we saw any suspicious Consider her case. A rich, tears/Do scald like molten cause beyond yourself, perhaps bargain for the buyer if death Sets 32-49 A, B ,C 1.99 leg Main Street into a highway 10 for an extended family which has been accomplished on only a few November, but then the electorate vehicles or people in the area. beautiful girl, daughter of a lead.” comes soon). years ago was decided upon, no powerful family, is the subject won’t treat you with the per­ Non-Cling Slips Sheer Knee Hi-Hosiery may decide to make the recess per­ Surely you cannot expect our We have seen some mighty The Committee for the major pieces of legislation. merchant was consulted. Nor resident trooper to cover the of a brutal political kidnaping strange things in our time. Here missive neglect of your real one Defense of Immigrant Worers Tailored or lace trimmed Caldor Fits 8 1/2 to 11. Ideal under slacks. The energy crisis was number one manent. did we know that the parking more than 100 miles of town by a tiny terrorist group which in California, where farfetched but will impose a ruthless dis­ called a news conference to Reg. to 11.99 slips, white: sizes 32 to 48 Priced would be changed to parallel roads and be able to handle all has a grandiose revolutionary dreams are made real in the cipline. Thus you achieve those present candidate Djeladi parking. the problems that have been image of itself. She is held for film dream factory, realities crazy contradictions of the Kamal, 21, a North African. Not Misses’ Tops A mistake was made 10 years happening. We used to have two months and, after a series like the Patty Hearst case may Manson “family,” or the being a French citizen, Kamal Casual Men’s Dress Shirts West Europe A Myth ago. We traded Main Street for coverage from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. of fitful, suspenseful “com­ seem hallucinations. That is the Weatherman in the late 1960s, cannot legally be a candidate News in Knits a pound of porridge. I think the and more coverage on muniques,” her captors send a kind of time we live in. If we or the tightly controlled far-left but he said “my brother im­ Underlying Dr. Henry Kissinger’s Handbags the oil-rich Arab states, feeling their town should repay the state for weekends, but now I believe tape and photo meant as a have advances in science so terrorist groups in Japan, Ger­ migrants decided to present me Made by one of Americas attack on NATO allies is one uncom­ newfound power. the traffic lights and restore that has been cut to less hours. clinching evidence that she has startling that they go beyond many and Latin America — because we are exploited to the Our Reg. 5.99 Leading Manufacturer’s freedom through surrender, Main Street to the town. The J am sure that many people defected to them. science fiction, why not the last drop of our blood.” Polyester slack or Our Reg. fortable fact: West Europe does not These are the problems Kissinger salvation through slavery. “City of Village Charm” does are aware that the constables Put this into a novel or a same dreamy unreality in the The presidential candidates skirt sets in solids 7.99 - 9.99 exist. It was a figment of the imagina­ refers to when he questions the not need a speed highway made do not patrol as often and some movie and it would be laughed society whose actualities seem We might just possibly learn include one woman, Arlette prints, of Main Street. If the city and to outrun all novels? a couple of things from these embroideries. tion of that idealist, John Foster “legitimacy of West Europe’s people are probably taking ad­ out of the reviews. There were Laguiller, 34, a bank worker, 4- 14, A selection of white latigo leather, patchworlo state persist in their demands vantage of this fact. Please in­ dark rumors frojm the start of In this fictive society, the cases that might help families running under the banner of the Dulles, when he managed U.S. foreign governments.” It is not the technical or naked leather. Double handle or shoulder 4.991 to parallel parking, they will form the people what is possible collusion in the kid­ Patty Hearst conversion, if in with the young in their growing Trotskyite party Lutte Ouvriere styles. Woven stripes, affairs. or legal legitimacy which he just be adding another nail into happening. Perhaps our new naping which struck me as un­ fact one has taken place, has at years. One is the hunger they (Workers Battle). the coffin of Main Street. The tops in fashion! checks, plaids in fine town manager will help to feeling toward the family and least two link^^with the past. have for hard ground; the other The monarchist party, no-iron fabrics. The reality of Soviet imperialism questions, but the real-world strength I hope those responsible for Boys’ Huge selection of provide this town with more wildly wide of the mark. Yet One is the attraction of the their hunger for belonging. Nouvelle Action Francaise, Junior Boys’ the season's knit tops Custom front plackets, and his own strategy of global politics, of these governments within their own creating this problem will find police coverage and put our idle said, “we probably will present Sportcoats in Spring colors: flex-stay collars. 14- which requires five balancing world boundaries and their ability to com­ the right way to correct it. constables back on our streets. a candidate to demand that the Sport Duo: S, M, L. 1/2-17. Louis Apter power centers, make it necessary for Georgianna Hampton people recall to the throne mit their peoples to daring progress. 907 Main Street Walbridge Hill Road Henri d'Orleans, the count of Our Reg. 14.99 Polyester Kissinger to continue the myth. Un­ Manchester These realities also explain why Tolland Paris.” Sportcoat fortunately, Kissinger sometimes Kissinger in essence goes it alone in Better Police Imported Fabric Ties ( forgets the true state of affairs and confrontations or negotiations with Patrol In Tolland and Slacks Ladies’ New Solid colors and new, neat fancies. believes the myth in reality. Russia and in dealing with the Middle To the editor: T h e W eek of Passions Killian Spring Slacks Two button, center veqt. Regular shapes, 1.99 To put it bluntly. West Europe is lit­ East protagonists. What has happened to the Thursday’s Last Supper Machine washable solids Our Reg. 17.99 redi-ties. big bows constables that patrolled the tle more than a group of uneasy, For Kissinger, seeing that he has no Together Objects and fancies. 8-18. Town of Tolland? Tlien Jesus and the others Our Reg. 9.9 politically weak states, moving in strong determined allies to deal with, In the past few months they arrived, and at the proper time To Bill and 10.99 assorted, uncoordinated directions. tends to ignore them — except as a seeinted to have disappeared all sat down together at the Men’s from sight. Where is the police table; and he said, “I have HARTFORD (UPI) - At­ Agreement among the West Euro­ backup for policies. cruiser that our town purchased looked forward to this hour with torney General Robert K. Knitwaist pean nations on political and for our constables to patrol with deep longing, anxious to eat this Boys’ Knit Plaid or check sport­ Like diplomats a century and a half Killian said today a proposal coat with contrasting economic questions is incidental. If and give the town protection Passover meal with you before Sportshirt when the resident Trooper was before the Connecticut solid color slacks. Ma­ ago, Kissinger finds it more comfor­ my suffering begins. For I tell- Dress Slacks chine wash: one country in the group presses with busy elsewhere? When I have legislature would permit the table to negotiate with totalitarian or you now that I won’t eat it again construction industry to launch sizes 4 to 7. gone out at 10 p.m. to pick up until what it represents has oc­ Pants are still news, sufficient vigor, then the others give “a raid upon the public Our \ authoritarian governments. The my son from work, I have oc­ curred in the Kingdom of God.” beautifully detailed, in to keep it happy. But they are treasury.” ^ Reg. flares and cuffs; 6.99 casionally seen the cruiser on decisions agreed to by them are laws Then he took a glass of wine, 6.99 Boys’ Long Sleeve basic styles, too. Nylon stretchknit in giving in, not agreeing. To date, duty, but always with the same . Killian, the Democratic and when he had given thanks gubernatorial candidate, said new. bold prints, because the man in authority is the Permanent press solids. baseball knit waist. France has been pressing the hardest, for it, he said, “Take this and the proposed legislation would Sport Shirts o,i,. 4 c n Sizes 8 to 12 regular, 8 to Permapress, asst, styles, to I W W Sizes S to XL. law. share it among yourselves. For remove the attorney general so France has been having its way Herald I will not drink wine again until 16 slims. 8 to 18 in group. 3.99 I What Kissinger does not seem to un­ from participating in thb settle­ quite frequently. I Yesterdays the Kingdom of God has come.” ment of contract disputes. Worse yet for Kissinger, in a prac­ derstand is that the totalitarian The he took a loaf of bread; Under the proposal, contract and when he had thanked God Children’s Dress Endicott Johnson tical sense there are no strong governments, while able to speak with 25 Years Ago disputes would be ironed out Pintuck Pump for it, he broke it apart and through arbitration, outside the authority today, are even less reliable Five local youths commence Shoes Men’s Shoes governments in West Europe. ’There gave it to them, saying “This is court. road trip to Alaska by caravan. for Women over the long haul in their dealing my body, given for you. Eat it The attorney general said his Our Reg. 9.99 are coalition governments, minority Over 900 attend Odd Fellow’s in remembrance of me.” staff is currently defending the than the shaky West European initiation ceremony at armory. After supper he gave them Girls: governments (as in Britain) or states' Interests in contract dis­ cabinets. A Brezhnev, a Chou En-lai St. Bridget building fund nets another glass of wine, saying, Our otherwise unstable regimes. The putes exceeding $15 million. Reg. $700 through auction. “This wine is the token of God’s or a Middle East ruler may speak "This bill would, in effect, 6.99 leaders realize they do not speak for Largest number of births in E Our Reg. S.99 6.66 new agreement to save you —- 4.4 4 «6.88 : 4.44 authorize a raid upon the public Wipe clean manmade with absolute authority today. But the single month in Town of the majority and thus most tread soft­ an agreement sealed with the treasury by and for the benefit Made for long, comfortable wear. And Bright, shiny new fashions for Spring — uppers, long wearing Manchester reported at 75. blood I shall pour out to just right for Easter in black or brown. soles. Black or brown in top man may lose his power tomorrow of a powerful special interest patent-like! Dressy yet sturdy. Black or Soft manmade uppers drape smoothly ly. purchase back your souls.” Sizes 81/2-3, 31/2-6. while, 8 1/2-3. in the pintuck. Many colors: 5 to 10, M and W. sizes 6-1/2 to 12. D and 10 Years Ago group, the construction in- EEE widths. — or be forced to compromise with Luke 22:14-20 John Johnson and Glenn dusti7 ,” he said. It is impossible for Kissinger to some internal clique. “If anyone hears me calling Bivard, take over ownership of “If rather than using the him and opens the door, I will 3 WAYS TO CHARGE negotiate with such governments the Or he may change his mind and ig­ Quinn’s Pharmacy, 873 Main St. courts these disputes are sub­ SALE: THURS. thru SAT. come in and fellowship with tough deals or agreements necessary from Walter B. Qlnn, who has mitted to arbitration, there is a nore the deal or evade its provisions if him and he with me.” BAIIIIIUHIimBtl Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. retired. • very real likelihood of ‘split- to insure equality of the West against Submitted by Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. Saturday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. he or his associates see it to their ad­ Earl Yost, Sports Editor for thMifference’ settlements,” Rev. George W. Smith a determined, probing Soviet Union or vantage. The Herald, rounds out 20 years he said. with the paper. Presbyterian Church “Henry! 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However, when African Drought Still Hurting Gromeyko to discuss nuclear Unless he can achieve signifi­ conflict last October, chances gressmen who have urged him Cast! and Carry WASHINGTON (UPI) - High Kissinger returns from his arms limitations and other By Raymond Wilkinson short rains in October, cronscrops renorted in cant progress on arms limita­ for progress in Mideast prace Raymond Wilkinson reported that in annthnranother uiiianovillage The stricken southern .t area is administration officials are Mexican honeymoon next week, issues. not to go into a situation where ADDIS ABABA (UPI) - The The dimensions of the crisis tion and trade matters during efforts are nonexistent. failed across the country, and near the Kenyan border, 62 per­ a series of massive plateaus It has been virtually impossi­ the next few months to feed the beginning to concede for the he faces tough negotiations on • About the same time, give he may be unable. to achieve Paul Buettner Florist, Inb focus of the worst drought in began to reach Addis Ababa parts of Wallo (provinces) and Gromeyko’s Washington visit With all Nixon’s troubles, there has been no water or sons — more than half the pop­ isolated from each other and ble to reach some settlements, starving. Less than half this first time President Nixon’s two fronts—and soon will learn or take a few days, Kissinger any progress and where he may 1122 Burnside Ave. East Hartford Africa’s recorded history has only when peasants from the in­ elsewhere, the ecological and during the trip Kissinger capped by the income tax set­ grass for the cattle and oxen ulation — had been found dead the rest of the country by deep perched precariously at the tips figure has been committed. domestic troubles may have so if Nixon’s foreign policy can find an adversary intent only terior journeyed from their balance has been seriously dis­ will hold his first session here plans to Moscow in May, the back, it is difficult to see why Tel, 528-9S86 f Open Sunday Morning shifted to southern Ethiopia that have been dying in even recently. of sheer, brick red plateau, weakened him that he no longer maintain momentum. exploiting his present impenetrable valleys. remote stockades on foot to the Much of the land in a country turbed.’ with a high Syrian official to new era of Soviet-American the {Resident continues to in­ where hundreds of thousands of greater numbers than humans. Such statistics conjure up a which stretch for mile after can conduct a creditable and • He will meet shortly before weakness. nearest towns in search of food vrhere 85 per cent of the popula­ discuM, the proposal for goodwill is bound to suffer. sist he will go to Moscow as peasant are threatened with One relief survey showed in repeat of last year’s horrific mile to the horizon. Food must It suggested a large resettle­ consistent foreign policy. th e middle of April in Nixon and Kissinger may A third of the country’s 26 Their oxen had died, and some tion works in agriculture may militar^disengagement on the And if the Syrians stick to scheduled in June. starvation and death, according six viilages in Gamu Gofa northern situation where one be trucked in by small but stur­ never recover. ment program because even Heretofore, the official line Washington with Soviet Am­ have some diplomatic ace up to relief workers. million people live more than 20 of the peasants had auctioned with modern technological Golan front that Israeli Defense their demand for total Israeli It would a i ^ a r he ultimately province only 15 of 397 families relief worker counted 179 dy trucks. as laid down by Secretary of bassador Antoly F. Dobrynin their sleeve which has not yet Read Herald Ads miles from the nearest road. off their goats, then their seed A government report entitled methods “it would still not be Minister. Moshe Dayan brought withdrawal from all territory would be more inclined to Ethiopia was just beginning had any grain early this year. bodies lining a road outside the Relief agencies estimate a State Henry A. Kissinger has and Foreign Minister Andrei been disclosed, but the belief This is especially true in the grain and finally their land for "The Drought Problem in iwssible for all the rural popula­ here last week. taken in the 1967 war and the follow the advice of those con­ to come to grips with a ’The Norwegian organization town of Dessye. quarter of a miiiion tons of im­ Ethiopia” said: been that the U.S government here is that this is unlikely. south. as little as |2.S0. - tion to be gainfully employed in devastating famine in the north ported grain wili be needed in “Throughout Tigre and good and the American people ul­ when the dimensions of the new these regions.” timately would pay some price catastrophe in the south began for the Watergate scandal, but to filter back to the central that it had not damaged Nixon’s government here. ability in international affairs. A report by the Unitpd But the revelation Nixon Nations ,Children’s Fund owes and will pay almost half a (UNICEF) said as many as million dollars in back taxes 100,000 persons died in the and interest appears profoundly YOUR northern provinces of Tegre to have altered the diplomatic and Wallo last year. Some of­ attitudes toward the ad­ ficials said this figure was con­ ministration’s ability to handle servative. international affairs. The new crisis threatens to U.S. officials and foreign FAMOUS NAME dwarf even this. diplomats stationed here The government has es­ seemed unable to believe a con­ TENNIS BALLS timated 200,000 persons in the gressional committee and the south face starvation this Internal Revenue Service ac­ The top names in spring. West European and tually might label the President the business at an AmericM relief workers in the unheard of price! a tax dodger on a massive — area said the total could reach even if unintentional — scale. Choose Wiison, Spaiding, 500,000. Foreign diplomats in par­ The Norwegian Church Relief ticular tended to discount Slazenger, Penn. All Spree bikes (X)me fully as­ Organization reported recently Watergate as a domestic In white, yellow or sembled ... free! Plus we’ll give Uiat "the situation in the south political battle from which orange. All are top you a complete check-up and qualiwi is serious with many people Nixon would emerge with no min. 500, limit 4 starving, living on roots, the adjustment, tighten bolts, lubri­ more than routine political seed for the new growing cate joints. Just bring it in 7 to scars. THE SA]/I^GS RACKET! season having been eaten, and 14 days after purchase. However, the fact that Nixon cattle dying.” could be brought to book for un­ Because of the failure of the paid taxes, even as an ordinary long rains a year ago and below citizen might, undoubtly average rainfall during the shocked leaders in Russia — where this certainly could not happen — and in Europe, where it would be highly unlikely. During Kssinger’s recent and SAVE 4.88 Napalese relatively unproductive trip to SAVE $3 Moscow, Soviet officials our reg. 32.88 Seek Trade engaged in tough bargaining $ NAUGAHYDE and seemed to be testing Nixon’s strength on the foreign TOURNAMENT TENNIS CASE With China front. ’They gave little ground, Lightweight, heavy duty and the decision on Nixon’s K A T M ^ U , Nepal (UPI) - Naugahyde stays cleaner. The 54,0fflWuare-mile kingdom taxes likely will pursuade them Plenty of space for 2 rackets, that further negotiations will be of NepaL’sandwiched between clothes, balls. Divider for (^ina and India, is trying hard from a weakened position. moisture-proof separation. to develop trade ties with China Whether Kissinger would WI/ SO/V T 2 0 ( m Features double-zipper with and the adjoining region of acknowledge this is another STFEL RAC K rJ lock. min. 8 per store Tibet in addition to those it already has with India. A five-member delegation Unmatched for perfect bal­ from the world’s only Hindu ance and suf>erior handling! kingdom has been in the for­ Patented steel crown ;md bidden Tibetan capital city of Gas Crisis S|)iral wrap, round bow Lhasa since March 20 to study design for a larger sweet prospects for trade. Depresses Sf. .1. Strung with interna­ After the Chinese takeover of tional nylon: premium calf $ 7 2 S A V I 17.gg our reg. 89.99 Tibet in 1950, Nepal was the skin grip. With custom cover, only country permitted to main­ COLUMBIA MEN’S 27” Land Sales min. 18 HARDWOOD tain a consulate in Lhasa after India was ordered out. 10-SPEED LIGHTWEIGHT RACER United Press International Wilson T3000 steel racket, TENNIS PRESS The Nepalese trade team, The gasoline shortage early our reg. 39.88...... S34 Sporting sure-grlp dual caliper hand which has the cooperation of this year depressed the real es­ brakes, tough gum wall tires, front, aide China, also is seeking the return tate market in at least two Protect your rackets and rear reflectors. Super sharp colors, of goods left behind in Tibet by areas of New England. from warping and dents. min. 36. Nepaiese merchants when the Philip Drew, president of the Press has hardwood frame (Tiinese Army marched in. Of­ Cape Cod Board of Realtors, and steel wing nuts on ficials here decline to specuiate says sales in that area, which corners for easy adjustment, on the vaiue of the go^s. includes 15 towns, has been min. 144 per store ’Trade figured prominately in down 25 per cent, the largest talks Nepal’s 29-year-old king decrease in more than a Birenda had with Chinese decade. leaders during his state visit And, in New Hampshire, iast December. He said then realtors have had rough going _;88 that Nepal was "trying to build both in the year-round and SAVE $6^ up” its trade. A trade mission vacation home market. from Tibet is expected here Drew blames part of the Cape MISSES’ TENNIS DRESSES next month. troubles on high interest rates, The formidable Himalayan noting that in January Trim fashion with traditional heights have always acted as a mortgage rates were up to 9^4 flare skirt, navy piping and barrier to Nepal’s foreign per cent at many area banks. set-in waist. No-iron polyes­ trade. Goods shipped between Since then the rates have ter-cotton in white, blue or Nepal and Tibet are funneied leveled to between BVz and 8% maize. Sizes 6-12. min. 24. per cent. through the 72-mile Katmandu- SAVE $8 SAVE $6 Lhasa road which was built in John Roth, a realtor in West SAVE $5 YOUR the early 1960s with Chinese Dennis, Mass., said sales at his CHOICE office had been off as much as 88 aid. Border trade is conducted through high mountain passes. 30 per cent thisyear. “But since SAVESS^ Q 88 C w our reg. It is difficuit to determine the the gasoline situation eased up 11.88 exact amount of Sino-Nepalese about three weeks ago, sales 1C^> 1 0 8 8 SAVE $3 have been returning to nor­ TOfW ROCHE OR MARGARET CHEMOLD ALUMINUM ROD LAi^ER n umW our reg. trade since no accounting is mal,” he said. COURT AUMNUM RACHETS' TENNIS RACKET CONTOURED RACKET 34.88 MEN’S DOUBLE KNIT made of free and open dealings TEMMS SHORTS aiong the 500 miles of border. BIG T PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER Henry L. Marois, executive Featuring high tensile tem­ HEAD STANDARD Chemold’s high tensile, high Designed for minimum Lightweight, State to state trading is es­ vice president of the New pered aluminum frame with ALUMINUM RACKET MADE OF RUGGED STEEL TUBING tempered models strung wind-resistance. 7-ply hard­ easy-care, no­ timated at less than |1 million Hampshire Association of channel groove stringing, High tensile Alcoa aluminum The complete outdoor body-builder that’s really with tournament grade wood frame with tournament iron polyester annually. This does not include Realtors, says the gas crisis nylon. Select leather grip reinforced yoke, top grain grade nylon stringing. Rug­ with flexible nylon throat made to last! Features Trapeze bar and rings, has limited sales both in the doubleknit shorts commodity aid to Nepal under and reinforced yoke. With leather grip. Perfect bal­ ged fiber reinforced throat; wedge. International nylon which Chinese goods are sold swing, climbing ladder and rope and hanging lad­ central vacation area and in the strung; cowhide grip; cover, styled for com­ cover, min. 24 ance! min. 36 leather grip. min. 18 here to meet the local costs of der. min. 36 southern portion of the state. min. 18 fort action. “If you’re in Boston, why buy White; sizes 32- Chinese-aided projects. a camp on Lake Winnipesaukee 40. min 24 Nepal exports consumer if you can’t get enough gas to goods to China, including soap get there?’’ he asked. And he and food. China sends Nepal said the gas situation also hurt about 25,000 sacrificial sheep sales down south, “where peo­ and goats a year (they are ple were buying houses to es­ sacrificed each October to cape the Massachusetts taxes. pacify the goddess Bhagwati) Now, they won’t move from and receives dried red pepper Woburn to Nashua. 'They say. in return. Til stay here and ride the Tlie Katmandu Valley has MBTA to work.’’’ SAVE $3 SAVE $5 SAVE $7 become known as "China’s chili But sales are apparently farm.” beginning to pick up in that Today, 90 per cent of Nepal’s state also. The Amoskeag 88 '88 trade is with India, its southern our reg. our reg. Savings • Bank in Manchester, reg. neighbor. But India has not 14.88 22.88 N.H., the state’s largest bank, 41.88 been able to meet Nepal’s growing needs, particularly for said the demand for mortgages WHJSON CHRIS EVERT SPALDING DAVIS CLP BANCROFT DELUXE FCHEMOLD ROV EMERSON construction material. has begun to increase this TENNIS RACKET TENNIS RACKET COMPETITION RACKET month and is currently running EAGLE RACKET SAVE $2 In the past. New Delhi would Balanced Strata-bow frame of Rugged 6-ply French White have looked with suspicion on charge It about the same as last year. Perfect control with rein­ With 7-ply bofided frame in THE TOTEETTE TENNIS CARRY-ALL select ash; fiber reinforced Ash frame with walnut any Nepalese moves to develop COLUMBIA MEN'S OR WOMEN^ S A V 1 11.99 our reg. 44.99 Mortgage rates are ranging forced frame of wood, fiber hard lacquer finish. Hard­ shoulder. Speed Flex fiber ex­ veneer throat reinforcement. trade with CJiina. But now the between 8% per cent to 9 per glass and steel bonded wood shaft and pro-style Tote-along for two rackets and tends through shaft. Perfor­ Outside fiber reinforced Indian government has over­ 3-SPEED 26” DELUXE RACER TURCO BACKYARD GYM WITH cent for 25 year loans, the in­ super strength Armadyn. grip. All in all, one of the best tennis clothes. Easy zipper ated leather grip. min. 18 shoulders; perforated come to a great extent the stitution added. Unprecedented response racket buys around! min. 48 compartments and reinforced reg. Lightweight racer has dazzling 5 FUN-PACKED RIDES leather grip. min. 12 and speed, min. 6 handles. Rugged double China phobia which earlier chrome-plated fenders and Wilton Stan Smith 8.88 2” steel tubing makes it sturdy and durable. In- • stitching, min. 12 characterized relations with rims, front and rear caliper Capri racket, Rod Laver Young Star eludes 2 swings, trapeze swing, sky rider and at­ Nepal. hand brakes, quick 3-speed our reg. 14.88...... 1 1 .8 8 Racket, our reg. 8.88 4 .8 8 tached slide. Baked enamel finish resists corro­ If ydu rent a house or India also is aware that it is hub and slick streamlined styl­ sion. min. 36 apartment, fire, theft or a in no position to meet all of ing. min. 36 charge H lawsuit could cause you big landlocked Nepal’s growing ____ SAVE 12.99 our reg. 84.99 financial problems. needs. So while India may har­ Look into renter’s in­ bor suspicions about the latest surance fbr protection 381 BROAD ST., WIANCHESTER Nepalese trade moves. It Is un­ against losses. likely to raise any obstacles. 381 Broad St., Manchester PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Matfchester. Conn,, Thurs., April 11, 1974

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., April 11. 1974- PAr.n: South Windsor NINE Good Friday Services Where Do LTM Patrons Come From? June Referendum Seen Good FYiday, or God’s Friday, sacred as Church will have Masses at 8 a.m. and 7 Just by way of interest. The Windsor -Ellingtdn-Talcottville LTM counts out-of-state sub­ commemorating the cruicifixion of the p.m. ' For Plum Gulley Park Little Theatre of Manchester area numbers 188 on the patron scribers among its supporters has done some calculating as to Lord, and kept as a day of mourning, fast, Area Protestant churches observing list, and Glastonbury accounts as 6 patrons are from JUDY KUEHNEL where people come from and for 114. Springfield, Mass. Altogether, and special prayer from a very early vited to attend. For further in­ Good Friday with special services include Correspondent formation call Mrs. Sobol, 289- how many attend an LTM There are 44 subscribers about 520 patrons are from out period, will be observed tomorrow in First Congregational Church of Hebron, 6 4 4 -1 3 6 4 0151. presentation. from East Hartford and 65 from of town. Manchester area churches. 7:30 p.m.. Ecumenical Service; Our Savior There is no way to identify Day'Care Center the Coventry-Bolton-Andover GARDEN SHOP Manchester Protestant churches observ­ Lutheran Church of Wapping, 7:15 p.m., the random ticket buyers, but a region. Mayor Robert J. Smith an­ The next LTM production ing Good Friday with special services in­ The South Windsor Day Care fairly accurate census can be Tenebrae Service; Trinity Lu^eran Church nounced today that June 15 is Several come from Amston- which many of these sub­ Center will be open the week of determined from a patron clude Cavary Church, 7:30 p.m.. Service of Vernon, 7 p.m., Tenebrae Service; the new proposed date for the Colchester and Marlborough scribers will be attending will April 15. The program is open to membership. and Storrs. with Holy Communion; Center Vernon Assembly of God Church, 7:30 p.m., Plum Gulley Park referendum. all South Windsor residents be Neil Simon’s ‘"The Ginger­ ’The majority of the 1,148 More than 50 patrons ome Congregational Church, 7:30 p.m.. Family Easter Cantata; St. John’s Episcopal The previous tentative date of with pre-school children ages bread Lady” now in reh^rsal, OPEN DULY 10-10 LTM subscribers are from from the Hartford area. A few film, “Dawn of Victory" in Woodruff Hall, Church of Vernon, noon to 3 p.m.. Union May 18 has been pushed to June three months to five years. to be presented May 24-25 and because of the tremendous Manchester, as is to be are from as far away as Bristol, child care provided; Concordia Lutheran Service of meditation and devotions offered Anyone wishing to make a expected. However, the 31 and June 1 at East Catholic amount of budget work which ____ Higganum, Norwich and High School auditorium. Church, 7:30p.m., Tenebrae ^rvice; North by members of the Greater rockville reservation should call the Rockville - Vernon - South Chester. a im m u n ity Service Office, 64^ United Methodist Church, 8 p.m.. Black Clergy Council; First Evangelical Lutheran months of April dnd Mny. 2509 Friday Service; Salvation Army, 7 p.m.. Church of Ellington, 7:30 p.m. Devotions The council would also like to CLOSED EASreR SUNDAY Service; Emanuel Lutheran Church, 7:15 with dramatic presentation by the church become more directly involved n il p.m., Tenebrae Service; South United youth. in the informational hearings Methodist Church, 7:30 p.m.. Shadow Play Area Roman Catholic churches observing which have been scheduled by Methodist Youth Fellowship; St. Mary’s Good Friday with special services and throughout the town on this LOVELY Episcopal Church, noon to 3 p.m.. Three- Masses include St. ^m ard’s Church of project. Mayor Smith also announced Nt(r~. hour Vigil, 7 p.m.. Choir Concert; ’Trinity Rockville, 3 p.m., Solemn Liturgy, 7 p.m.. S llm s ti Covenant Church, 7:30 p.m.. Service. Stations of the Cross; Sacred Heart Church that there will be a public HYBRID hearing on Monday, April 29 at Roman Catholic churches in Manchester of Vernon, 3 p.m.. Solemn Liturgy; St. 7:30 p.m. at the Wgh school to t f l M T t TEA ROSES observing Good Friday with special ser­ Maurice’s Church of Bolton, midnight to 6 hear all those persons in­ vices and Masses include the Church of the a.m.. Meditation of the Passion of the Lord; terested in the newly planned 2^. A^umption, 3 p.m.. Solemn Liturgy of the 3 p.m.. Solemn Celebration of the Passion town center. Passion and Death of Lord Jesus, 7:30 p.m.. of the Lord. A presentation will be given Stations of the Cross; St. James Church, 3 An ecumenical service, “A Scriptural on the Plum Gulley Park con­ p.m.. The Solemn Liturgical Action of Good Way of the Cross" will be on Good Friday at cept and comments will be in­ Ea. Friday, 7:30 p.m.. Stations of the Cross. 7:30 p.m. at St. Maurice’s Church of Bolton. vited from the public. St. John’s Polish National Catholic Sponsors Film St. Margaret Mary Ladies Superb JIV, grade roes. | Guild will sponsor the animated bushes to give beautiful Walt Disney film, “Sammy, the THURSDAY blossoms. In several col­ Way-Out Seal,” April 18, from 1 FRIDAY ors. Charge it. FORSYTHIA RHODODENDRON to 3 p.m. in the church hall. Ad­ Reg. 3.44 NewEngland Pelted B y Storm mission will be 50 cents and SATURDAY Three stems per pack. 3-4 feet 96 YEWS 3 DAYS refreshemnts will be sold. 2 BOSTON (UPI) - An un­ The Guild will sponsor a Golden Bell Cover first for April since 1967. It autos lacked traction, state 3 DAYS 3 D A Y S SPRING COLORS. ONE-GALLON POT expected winter-like storm “Coffee and Donut Hour” Sun­ SPREADING snarled commuter traffic. police said. pelted New England day, April 21, after all masses. NOT AVAILABLE IN SOUTHINGTON 2 G A L POT REG. 5.96, S A L E 4,44 By the evening, however, The snarl was aggravated by & UPRIGHT Wednesday with up to 18 inches Donuts will also be sold “to most of the snow had melted off interruption of service and of snow. highways after the storm go” delays on rapid transit rail On Monday, April 22, at 8 The three inches of snow in abated and temperatures rose. ORCHID lines. One, linking Quincy to p.m., the guild will meet in the Boston, which fell at the peak of Vermont reported 18, inches Boston, was out of operation un­ church hall. The program will the morning rush hour, was the of new snow at Waitsfield til about 10 a.m. be a “House Plant Clinic” CORSAGE Tuesday and Wednesday, and 40LB.*BAe SPHAGNUM presented by John Welply of more than 13 inches at • • ( . \ . n Rt. 3 — the Southeast Welply’s House of Flowers. All ORGANIC ORGANIC PEAT Burlington, a record for the Expressway — was almoist at a are welcome. date surpassing the old high in PEATMOSS Pope Faces standstill during the morning The guild will sponsor its an­ PERT 1891. The snowfall for Maine hoursi,-,}vith many accidents. Six nual Luau Dance May 10, in the was the heaviest of the Busy Week mishaps occurred near church hall from 9 p.m. to 1 50 LBS. “winter,” with most ski areas Norwell, including one in which a.m. The Jason Smith Quintet reporting a foot or more snow an auto driven by UPI Boston will provide the music and VATICAN'CITY (UPI) - The and improved skiing conditions. LIME bureau manager James Wieck refreshments will be served. current Easter season is likely Southeastern New Hampshire skidded and overturned. Wieck Tickets are $7.50 per couple, 3 Days REG.4M to be the most taxing for aging also had relatively heavy snow. Excellent soil conditioner escaped injury. which will include setups. For Pope Paul VI since he Rhode Island, particularly for^ lawns, gardens. reservations, call Cile DaRos, 4-cu. ft. bale of hard-soil succeeded to the papal throne Pawtucket and Providence, Maine residents appeared to A lovely gift for Easter. have come through the storm 644-2797. conditioner. Charge it. HEDGE TMMMER nearly 11 years ago. also had unusually large Complete single cymbidium Our Rag. 11.88-3 Dayt Seldom is a Roman Catholic amounts of snow in the early without having encountered any La Leche League 3 D A Y S orchid corsage in a trans­ 3 DAYS Powerful, 13’ single-edge pontiff busier with ceremonial morning. major problems. The South Windsor LaLeche parent polystyrene box. In electric trimmer makes events than during Holy Week, In Massachusetts, hundreds League will meet April 18,8:30 State police said there were 3 DAYS which began with Palm Sunday p.m. at the home of Mrs. Gary soft hues to match or com­ trimming fast and easy. of drivers reported skidding the usual number of cat's off the Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica and and other minor mishaps Sobol, 823 Ellington Rd. plement any ensemble. roads and some minor ac­ ends this Sunday with the because many drivers had The topic for discussion will cidents. However, no fatalities traditional Easter morning already rem ov^ snow tires and be ‘"The Baby Arrives.” All in­ were reported in Maine. DOUBLE.CTMBIDIUM Mass in St. Peter’s Square and terested area women are in- the semiannual Urbi et Orbi CORSAQE REG. 2.47 PATIO STONES (To the City and the World) B U L B S ( message and blessing. 1.84 Last month, the 76-year-old IS” HEXAGON X 2” spiritual leader of more than L e t ’s g o 600 million Roman Catholics was bedridden with influenza, REG. 9 7 ' then suffered a mild relapse c a m p i n g ! EASTER LILIES SOIL L®. when he tried to resume his 50 LB. work schedule too quickly. ” ROUND X ’ Although he is said to have 18 2 recovered, the Pope has 74* decided to skip two of his five R E G . 1.1 7 scheduled Holy Week 3 Days Only appearances, a Good Friday afternoon service and a three- Introducing fo u r new Charge It! ELECTMC GRASS SHEARS hour Easter Eve rite in St. 94 ‘ Our Rag. 14.88 • 3 Days Peter’s Basilica. Enjoy the beauty and delicacy of an Easter Lily 18”x1S”x2 w squARI Just charge overnight and' Vatican sources said doctors 3 DAYS S ta rc ra ft cam pers fo r ’7 4 battery-run cordless shears recommended cancelations this season. 24-30”-tall plant in a eVj" pot has 5 because the Pope was still weak to guarantee the good tim es. to 7 elegant blooms. Come to K mart and save are ready for operation. from antibiotics given to com­ EA. 3 DAYS bat the influenza and that 1.34 chronic arthritis also was 3 DAYS giving him some trouble. 640-4 Doctors also wanted the pon­ 184-8 tiff to cancel another engage­ f i f e ' ment, a Way of the Cross procession at the (Colosseum DECORATIVE ythi, Friday night at which he is to — carry a six-foot cross, the DALHIAS sources said. The Pope refused, PINE not wanting to disappoint BEGONIA television viewers iti numerous counties. BARK Still on the Pope’s schedule, SfRreraft Galaxy. You can pay StarduaL When you take a Stardust, GLOXINIAS Qolden Vigoro in addition to the Friday night more for another camper, but you you take luxury and convenience procession, are the Easter Sun­ won't get more luxury. for granted. UmiFERIUZER Vigoro All-Purpose n u S HEEDCONIIIIX day Mass in St. Peter’s and from $2,095 from $ 1 ,7 9 5 TUBE ROSES Holy Thursday mass in the FERTILIZER 20rSPREAOER UWNEDGIN6 Basilica of St. John in Lateran, 3 Days 44 Rag. Rag. the Pope’s "Parish (3iurch,’’ 3 cu. ft. Pine CALADIUMS $ 3 8 8 11.97 2.17 On« feeding clears out ugly dande- where he acts in his capacity as barknuggeti. For seed or fertilizer. Corrugated alumi­ Bishop of Rome. llone and other broad leaf weeds, GANNAS greens your grass, and keeps It A general utility fertilizenfor 65-lb. capacity. Save. num In 4”x40’ roll. If the Palm Sunday weather Micro nuggets $1.95 green for months. better flowers, shrubs, trees repeats itself St. Peter’s Square 28 lbs. feeds 6000 sq. fi. TnavegetoNes. 40 lbs. * will be awash with sunshine, M U M PLANT tourists and pilgrims on Easter Sunday. More than 100,000 persons 4 4 Rag.4.tt usually jam the square to watch 3 DAYS MARBLE the Pope officiate outdoor mass 3 Days at 11 a.m. and give scraments Starmaster. Dollar for dollar, to persons representing all con­ Starflite. Extraordinary quality and 3 BLOOM PLANTS CHIPS HJS.*R0SEHN» 6US.* Starmaster gives you more than any Long-lasting bright, perky Rag. f .53 tinents and races. comfort at an ordinary low price. mums. 18-24"-high plant Reg. 1.07 other camper around. Period. For healthy^^ ^ Organic, Then Paul re-enters the from in 6 ” pot. Save at Kmart. Basilica and at noon appears on from $ 1 ,5 9 3 $1,39S Save At K-MART blooms. •««•< weed-free. its central balcony to exclaim that “Jesus CJi^ist is risen.” His Urbi et Orbi message, 3 DAYS which he also delivers at Christ­ HYACINTH mas, will probably liave a world Come in today for a SVaPot peace theme, Vatican sources f e r t il iz e r said. After his message the look at the good times. R tf. H t TULIPS (50-lb.* bag of decorative! Kmirt Pontiff reads Easter greetings 3 DAYS >F»»»«««^»?ln,arble chips for patlos.| [flower beds, w alkw ays., WEEQandFEED LAWN FDDD in a dozen languages. We’ll show you SINGLE BLOOM The crowd applauds and fftf. 2.66 2 mZ 3 Days shouts “ Viva il Papa” (Long PINK, BLUE & WHITE 3 DAYS ■ 3 Days 9 8 8 fast acting lawn fertilizer greens Starcraftsmanship. STARCRAFT ■ gross fast. Excellent for shrubs, trees, Fast acting water soluble fertilixsr HSS.*FHmUZn 5;llS.*niUiTfMS Live the Pope) and bands strike green, lawn, fail. 77 lb,, feed, 2 bloom reg. 1 .88 ...... 1.66 Rag. 97a Rag. 1.07 up the Vatican and Italian JULIPS IN5H" POT Kllle dandelions' and many gardens, vegetables. 40 lbs. feeds 5000 ft. 3 DAYS ^ 0 0 0 * 2 ^ h ^ ______All - pur- Azaleas, national anthems. 3 bloom reg. 2 .8 8 ...... 2.44 other lawn weeds a s It feeds. 20 R>8. trsats 6000 sq. ft. pose type. evergreens, -w m. Balloons painted like Easter 6“ POT, 6-7 BLOOMS VAN’S LEISURE LIVING 4 bloom reg. 3 .6 6 ...... 2.88 HOT AVAILANl W MUtWHOTOU eggs float into the sky and the Rag. 2.93 2 ** huge carillon atop St. Peter’s 441 Main St. East Hartford, Conn. MANCHESTER CROMWELL peals a happy Easter to. all of MANCHESTER CROMWELL SOUTHINGTON WATERBURY iatmor Si SOUTHINGTON WATERBURY 2 3 9 Spencer St. Rome. 569-1220 lon»’ 4 5 ShwnDik e R«. 4 ) 0 Ow esA if (Uewie tOi o il W elteM S» 4 5 Shunpik e Rd. 410 Queen 5t (Route 10) C8 1 Wolcott St. At Inie'ter tcorx o* »• 7 2 o n d 9 I N«or I 84 III! 32 Oppotita Nouparufk Mn {Silver Lone) At lnt*-rserfion of Rf. 72 and 9 Near 1-84, Exit 32 Opposite Nouqotuck Mol PAGE TEN— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 11, 1974

Van Designed to Educate Public ------MANCHESTER—— EVENING ;— HERALD, ’ Manchester, Conn.. ‘nurs- Thurs.. April April ll, li.1974 1974- PAGE- PAr.tr ELEVEN On Ambulance Training Program Coyotes Present A Problem 3 r\ fVT T t / T \ ...... 1 . 1 •. « & _ CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) The van comes.with all the and vital signs to a hospital en As EHS develops statewide In 1969, Dr. Mary Atchison, had no knowledge of first aid. New Hampshire takes poses- equipment required by the route to the emergency room. disaster planning, on request In New Mexico Community then director of Public Health, All attendants now must be sion this week of an ambulance American Academy of Starting in July the van will the van can function as a field described the emergency care licensed, must have at least 26 LOS ALAMOSALAMOS, N.M. N M (UPI) niPTi— - .S/«ion»ir!o i 1 .- j training van designed to be takeijj to major agricultural Scientific Laboratory is located Orthopedic Surgeons, and station for any hospital near a system in New Hampshire as hours of Red Cross training, The cojrotes have ^become so coyotes that were hand-raised was getting out of her car and educate the public, help train here. have been seen pretty common­ Goodwin wants the State fairs around New Hampshire, disaster scene. It would provide “horrendous,” an ambulance and more than 900 of the 1,977 t ^ e that "you can see them tore open her shopping bag.” rescue workers and serve as an with an exhibit to teach the ■ “After our daughter was at­ ly around there,” Snyder said. Hospital and medical a protected area and equipment survey revealed of 103 services licensed ambulance attendants sitting on the street comers, Asked if any of the animals on-the-spot emergency room at tacked Saturday, we reported it "And there’s a possibility that associations to recommend public what the Emergency for doctors and nurses to per­ then operating, less than 10 per have been trained at the EMT eyeing your dogs and cats with .were rabid, Snyder said, to the police, but 1 think they the wild coyotes in the area are mi^or disasters. other equipment and supplies Health Care program is all form immediate care and cent carried equipment con­ level. a gleam in their eyes.” "That's always a possibility he van is made to retail at wanted to hush the whole thing running with these pets and are they would like to have aboard about. In cooperation with local diagnosis before letting the sidered essential, and one The State Ambulance Board So says Mrs. Marie Conn, who you discount. I am sure those about $42,000, but Emergency up,” she said. losing fear of coming into for disaster use. ambulance organizations, it patient be taken by ambualance quarter carried no supplies wants all attendants EMT- doesn’t like it. Her 12-year-old two girls have already started Health Services (EHS) picked could serve as a mobil first aid Walt Snyder, chief of the New town.” Plans are to install a modern to hospital. This can be crucial whatsoever, not even a ban- trained, and a public hearing on daughter, Chris, and friend, say taking rabies shots.” it up for $32,000 from the Wolfe station at any event where Mexico GTame and Fish Mrs. Conn said she knew of communications system which if the hospital is more than a daid. Nor were there com­ this proposal will be held May 3 they were attacked by one of He said coyotes have in­ [ Coach Co. of Massachusetts Department’s game manage­ people who had the animals will make it possible to large crowds are expected, half hour away and the patient pulsory standards for attendant at the State House in Concord at the animals as theylay in their creased in number in New because it is the first one they Haigh said. ment division, said it all started “steal their golf balls off the transmit a patient’s condition is badly injur^. training, and many attendants 2 p.m. sleeping bags during a slumber Mexico because of a ban on made, and had been exhibited because some coyotes were golf course in broad daylight. I party in their front yard. raised as pets. ' poisoning them. He said the at a few trade shows. talked with a woman who said a federal Fish and Wildlife Ser­ Cl^s was bitten on the hand “We think that some of these coyote jumped on her as she It was paid for from the $340,- and shoulder by a coyote and vice is handling the problem. 000 one-year operating grant her friend, Marie Stringer, 12, which EHS director Cressy suffered bites on both arms and Goodwin obtained in federal on her neck. funds through the tri-state Just In Time To Picture Your medical program. "This has been going on for Those funds, which expire nh some time,” Mrs. Conn said. July 1, also pay the salaries of "Last September a slumber the professional staff helping party of ^ I s was attacked in coordinate ambulance service Happy Holiday! the middle of the night. I know statewide and training am­ of several other cases of people bulance workers. Until he ob­ being attacked by the coyotes.” tained the grant last July, CONNECTICUT’S LARGEST PHOTO RETAILER Goodwin ran the statewide Jatvorski Gets ^Tape^ She said the animals can be program on a shoestring, with seen running through the Leon Jaworskl, right, of Houston, special Watergate Wants to be a Cub Scout one assistant and two girls in Annual Gridiron dinner in Houston. The audience heard streets of Los Alamos, which the office. prosecutor, accepts a giant reel of tape from master of only a loud buzz when the “tape” was played. (UPI photo) was founded during World War George Haigh, Gilmanton, Aboard her horse, Ms. Peabody, Carrie Grosman, 8, of ceremonies Morrik Frank at the Press Qub’s recent 25th II for the development of the public information and educa­ atomic bomb. Los Alamos Coppell, Tex., forgets her problems with the local Boy tion coordinator for EHS, said Kodak Scouts. Despite the fact she’s outperformed the boys in the van physically could func­ Cub Pack 842 and the fact the boys want her in the pack; tion as an ambulance carrying 1 the men who run the Boy Scouts say they don’t have a three persons, or five if PERMANENT PRESS! JUST ARRIVED! place for her in Cub Scouts. (UPI photo) overhead litters were used. But Smile Saver he said plans are to use it not in transport but in providing Pocket 10 Bloomfield Girl on-the-scene care at major dis- Machine Washable asters, and training in Early American providing that care. Kodak X-15 8 Pc. Outfit Polaroid " Wants to Play The whole trust of the Ranch Style Emergency Medical Techni­ Camera Outfit Caldor Priced! 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------— ASSURE., 11, ly/n — IHIKTEE Hebrdn Budget Hearing Monday DR LAWRENCE E. LAMB There^ a liigway shoe for everything you do. Couple withdrawing NANCY DRINKUTH Building Department sent, $1,500 is paid for Church; Communion service, Correspondent Large increases were asked professional assistance and $2,- 8;15 p.m., Gilead from junk foods 228-3970 by Building Official Richard 340 is paid for a secretary. Congregational Church. By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. oranges, apples, banana$. The public hearing to con­ I^efe in his nronosed budeet. In the proposed budget, the Friday: Ecumenical service DEAR DR. LAMB - After grapefruit, grapes and sider the budget for the 1974-75 The total request for 1OT4-75 is figure for expenses of the at the three Hebron churches, 10 years of junk food and melons are all just dandy, fiscal year is set for Monday at $26,600. The budget for this building department is up from 7:30 p.m,. First Congregational hamburgers-to-go, my hus­ and they take no time to pre­ pare. 8 p.m. at the Hebron Elemen­ department last year was $13.- $900 to $1,000. The figure for Church. band and 1 are feeling the effects and are ready to You will need some leafy tary School. At that time the 240. mileage is up from $1,500 to $3,- Saturday; Lighting of the change. We’d like to start vegetables, and it takes only • budget requests' of all local In outlining his needs for the 000. Paschal candle and Easter eating the “health foods” a few minutes to put some government agencies ^nd the coming year, Keefe told the In summing up his budget Vigil service, 4:30 p.m., St. they talk about, but after crisp lettuce, fresh sliced something great requests of the local Board of Board of Finance that he was package, Keefe said, “If the Peter’s Episcopal Church. being conditioned to these tomatoes and, if you like Elducation will be discussed. doing the jobs of a building in­ town is to have the type of Easter Sunday: Sunrise ser­ “fast foods” we don’t know them, radishes and onions to­ In a recent presentation spector, zoning agent and quality inspection service that vice, 6 a.m., Foote Field behind where to start. gether into a good salad. You before the Board of Finance, a sanitarian. However, Keefe’s it needs, as well as comply with the Gilead Congregational We both work and have lit­ can season this With a little total budget of $843,226 was job is a part-time position and the new state laws, it is going to Church, breakfast following the tle time to make meals from bit of safflower oil, salt, pep­ requested by the Board of he is paid $7,000. cost more money.” service, Gilead Congregational scratch. We also lead a very per and garlic or other spices Education. Last Monday the In the new budget, he Holy Week Church; Worship service 9:30 active social life and eat out to your choosing. to parade aroun a lot Under these conditions, You can round out the pro­ Board of Finance met again to proposed to make the job of The following services have a.m.. First Congregational and a limited budget, is there tein and calcium in your diet hear the general government building official for a full-time Church; Holy Communion with been scheduled at Hebron any way we can eat foods with good fortified skim milk requests. position at an annual rate of churches for Holy Week: hymns, 7:30 a.m., St. Peter’s good for us and still have the or low fat cottage cheese. $13,000. He has also asked for Thursday: Maundy Thursday Episcopal Church, Choral convenience of a T,V. din­ Neither of these requires a Tagway invites the family to a Parade of Easter Shoes... $7,000 to pay an assistant and Holy Communion service, 7:30 Eucharist, 10 a.m., St. Peter’s ner? We’re both young, but lot of time to prepare. An irresistable selection with Spring styling and $2,600 for a secretary. At pre­ p.m., St. Peter’s Episcopal Episcopal Church. sure don’t feel our age. If its For more information on not a cold or flu, we’ve got in­ eating right, send for the fashion fresh color. Step lively ... and the savings Rhode Island digestion and gas (after ev- booklet I have prepared on eiy meal). We’ve started our ' this subject. Send 50 cents to you’ll take home will make this an Easter to remember! Studies Backers S: “ ^ 1 vitamins and quit smoking — “Balanced Diet Booklet,” in now, what do we eat? care of this newmaper, P.O. Of Jai Alai i For Special Giving,,, DEAR READER - The Box 1551, Radio City Station, best health foods are those New York, N.Y. 10019. foods you can buy in any Even a good diet will not PROVIDENCE, R. I. (U P D - good supermarket. If you eat mean that you will suddenly The chairman of the Rhode a proper, well balanced diet, feel better. Lack of sleep Past presidents of the South Windsor Chamber of president, Walter Mealy sixth oresident WiiUam n you won’t need a lot of addi­ Island Racing and Athletic from too much social life and Commerce get together at the chamber’s installation of comb, seventh president better tional vitamins. I am glad Commission wants to talk to the the tension that goes with it officers. They are. from left. Edward Hayens. second and Lewis Dube f S p r S d n t ^ "^ you have quit smoking can sap your energy. Lack of new-found financial backers of i cigarettes. adequate regular exercise regular 11.99 a $5.5 million jai alai fronton in For healthful convenient can also limit your energy. South Windsor Newport before the panel foods you might consider Indigestiorv, and gas are A clever twist...Beautiful awards a permanent operating making an old fashioned often a sign ofl(ension. Learn dress sandals with ad­ license to Tourism and See our Exciting roast with carrots, parsnips, to enjoy your meal and not to Druze Village potatoes and, if you wish, justable ankle strap. ^Development Corp., the ^ New Collection of rush through it. You might Choose from Spring colors. Chamber Seats Officers developer. other vegetables roasted in find that if you continue to “We would like to talk to the ^ Colorful Canape the pan. If you make a large have gas and indigestion that Women’s Sizes. one, after you have had your William Barcomb, and Roland Caught in Middle backers before deciding on a you are using too many spicy J l DY KLEHNEL Trays, Glasses, meal, you can divide it into Aubin for outstanding service to permanent license, " Chairman foods or have the coffee or The South Windsor Chamber Napkins, Mtisfactory portions, put it cola habit that is very irritat­ the chamber. John F. Capaldi said of Commerce recentiy installed Qf Mideast Battle ^ Placemats, and in the freezer and then take a ing to some people'is diges­ officers for the year 1974-75 at ‘‘Chairman of the Year- Wednesday. “It might take a portion to warm up just as tive system. the second annual Awards and Award” was presented to RICHARD C, GROSS at Khan Amaba six miles to the few days.” iigii Tablecloths to you would a T.V. dinner. It is Anyway, I think you are on Theodore J. Pastva for work Rhode Island would be the a sort of do-it-yourself T.V. the right track, but I would Installation Dinner Dance held TARANJE, Israeli-Occupied southeast. (No one lives in M please the Most at “The Colony" in Talcottville. done on the Beautification Com- Khan Arnaba now except first northern state to allow dinner. You could also roast hope you would use good or- Syria (UPI) — Ahmed stood Discriminating a turkey and divide it into The new officers are William mitee. A special “Plaque Israeli soldiers). operation of the-wagering sport dinary wholesome foods, ^hyly in front of the low, ^ Hostess. the proper sized packets and rather than fad foods. You’ll J. Barcomb, president; Ray- Award” was given to Paul R. “Hello,” “home,” “mother,” if Tourism gets the license. A timeworn stone house that is freeze it. These packets can be surprised how little time nond T. Boulet, vice president; Longchamps for his six years of “family” and “school” were, Tourism proposal to bring jai service as treasurer of the his home. Syrian shells boomed alai to Connecticut is pending. then be thawed and warmed it really takes when you plan lalcoim E. Anderson, however, about as far as for subsequent meals. chamber from 1968 to 1974. on the flat grassy plain below. Tourism filed a letter with ahead and fix several things reasurer. Ahmed got with his English. An Lean meats and turkey are at once. President William J. Bar­ Ahmed, who is 19, is a Druze the commission Wednesday, Walter Mealv. the outgoing Israeli army escort officer both good foods, and so are Dr. Lam b w elcom es ques­ comb presented the ‘‘Past and he lives with his parents, saying it obtained a “firm I p re se n te d six sisters and five brothers. translated from Arabic for the the vegetables. It does not tions from his readers, but be­ President Plaque” to the out­ financial commitment” of $5.5 take long to cook other resid ent’s /Awards” to They are within easy range of visiting reporter. Newsmen are cause o l the volume o l m a il he am, Cleo Glidden, going president. not permitted to enter the million for construction and Open 6 Days vegetables. What is wrong cannot answer personally. the shells in the continuing war with cooking frozen peas? If Israeli salient punched into permanent financing through a Questions ol general interest of attrition between the forces you are in a hurry you can al­ Syrian territory in the 18-day joint venture involving the in­ S p irt tk ^aick will be discussed in future of Israel and Syria. Thursday ' ways use these frozen foods ^Drug Charges Filed Against Policeman October war unless accom­ vestment banking firms New columns. Write to Dr. Lam b in Syrian shells already have without any real sacrifice in care of this newspaper, P.O. panied by an army escort. York Securities Co., and E. F. Nights ’til 9:00 WILUMANTIC (UPI) - tion resuiuiig Hum complaints- killed two women in the village Hutton Co. health standard^. Box 1551, Radio City Sfalion, A camel, a black and white GIFT SHOP Ample Free and The best fruits for health Slate Police capped a of drug traffiking raised by the of Harfa six miles northeast of Tourism was granted an in­ New York, N.Y. 10019. Ahmed’s village, which itself is cow and a dull brown mule V STREET Easy Parking... a r e fresh ones. Fresh nine-month narcotics investiga­ Windham County State’s At­ terim license last fall to allow it X S f In Downtown Manchester torney. only two miles east of the 1967 grazed peacefully together in a tion with the arrest of a square patch of green across to start basic development and The investigation was con­ cease-fire line. ■ attract financial support. WilUmantic policeman on two the crumbling asphalt road ducted by state policemen from The shells thunder every day charges of selling heroin. from Ahmed. Troop K in Colchester and the and Ahmed obviously has Simply elegant...Dress white, with Police said Officer Ronaid R. Ahmed’s aunt came out of the Hill, a two - year man on the state narcotics squad. become used to them. Smiling, strappy vamp, open toes. Riding plat­ stone house and joined the little Hiil was being held he said he had stopped counting forms and higher heels. Women’s Sizes. WilUmantic force, was arrested group. That she is the Wednesday night in lieu of $20,- the shells after the first 20 days. Easter without the handbags! Wednesday while on duty. matriarch of the family OOO bond, pending his presenta­ “It doesn’t matter any more,” Authorities said the arrest became obvious when all the tion at the Windham County he said. 096 was made after an investiga­ others, after peeping out from Easter lily from Superior Court in Putnam. Ahmed stands almost stiffly, Radio /haok- ^ Regular 3.99 with his hands plunged into t^e behind windows and corners, slowly followed her. All were Shoulder-strapped tote pockets of his neat lime green bag with all the room trousers, as he speaks with a smiling, the children self­ FABULOUS 51” ANNIVERSARY PRICE CUTS! CONN. SAIVAOE CO., Inc. alias The you want. Side pocket reporter. consciously. KRAUSE As a Druze, Ahmed belongs to Gold teeth glinted in the and zipper flap. GLORIOUS EMPORIUM broad smiles of the adults. regular 7.99 a sect that rejeetd Islam and . ^ COmER OF HURTFOm MMD embraced the father-in-law of Ahmed’s farewell grip was Feet take a shine to sleek slingbacks... ( PW ST.. MmeWSTER - 64<|.77S2 Moses, Jethro, as its prophet. tight. He conveyed the strong Softly lined in tricot. Low platform The Druzes live in the barren impression that what was MIIDW nr VIHIHR! pantyhose! soles, midi heels. Women’s Sizes. happening between the Syrians hill country of Mt. Hermon that One size straddles both sides of the and Israelis was of little con­ Sometimes cease-fire Ine on the Golan cern to him here in his village, aiPfll m i PURCHASE AT 2000 RADIO SHACK STORES fitsaO. 3pr..$1 or! Heights. ‘The streets of their in his home, so long as he could regularly 79* pr. villages are steep and narrow, be with his family. We Have their stone houses sturdy but vulnerable to shells and Raid Bill Rejected machine gun bullets. 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I , ■ FX)URTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Thurs.. April 11. 1974

Nature Walks MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., April 11, 1974- PAGE Engagements Planned By Lutz Museum From Your The Lutz Junior Museum will sponsor a nature walk Saturday Neighbor’s Kitchen at the 250 acre Hartford Times Camp in Andover. Hie group will leave by car from the Oak Grove Nature Center at 10:45 By Vivian F. Ferguson TLEf&E TLhtE yOOR a.m. and return at ap­ 5P£C/ALS:APWL 10-13 proximately 2:30 p.m. The EASTIR ORDER ()j0N IFe’ve — camp has hemlock and WEU - S A T Named The Baby deciduous woods, a fast flowing ' ■ ' ' ■ ■ ■■.' ? o rr POR TIO N Easter, like all other stream and abundant plant and The Germans are responsible animal life. holidays, always come with BIWSHWOOD TAKM S ^ 11A M ^ Martin, Claudia Maria, daughter of Paul R. and Maria I. Gar­ for connecting the bunny with A second nature walk will be great excitem ent'to my two flO N N . t M / M I 53? I Q-EM t cia Martin of 29 Vernon Ave., Rockviile. She was bom March 31 eggs at Easter. It was the Penn­ held Saturday, April 20 at Case sisters and me. My mother 1 SHANK PORTION at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are sylvania Dutch who supposedly ' F R E S H k i l l e d Mountain. The group will meet made every occasion a celebra­ Prospero Garcia Sanches and Margarita Ruiz Garcia of brought it to this country FWJLBinTHAlFCTE/vj I at the Case Maountain spring at tion. The hunt for the Easter Huamantla, Tliaxcala, Mexico. Her paternal grandparents are although I suspect that other 10:45 a.m; and disperse at ap­ basket was the first fun of the Mr. and Mrs. Allyn F. Martin of 113 Bretton Rd. German faimilies did likewise. proximately 1:15 p.m. Includ^ day. Lovely colorful woven TURKEY5 HAM 99 HAMS I have, from time to time in the walk will be the water­ baskets tied with superb Raymond, son of Raymond and Linda received complaints from Leniocha, Christopher falls and copper mine men­ colored cellophane by my MacDonald Lentocha of Rt. 44A, Coventry. He was bora April 6 at ladies who tell me they have SE M h b o n e l e s s ( f m Wad^ Photo Nouiff Photo tioned in Dr. Buckley’s book, mother’s own hand with her Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are difficulty in hard-boiling eggs. “New England Pattern.” Jaycees Honor Nassiff own incredible bows. I never a s Mr.and Mrs. Robert MacDonald of 38 Russell Dr., Vernon. His The engagement of Miss unwrapped mine immediately. One woman, who had to make a The engagement of Miss TTie engagement of Miss Cin­ Participants in both walks paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lentocha of 38 Laurel Ann Stermer of Later, when my own children batch of an organization's I8-2ZI HAM 4 - should bring a bag lunch and Lawrence St., Rockville. He has a brother, Todd Michael, 4; and Gretchen Jane Tomm of Ben­ dy Haney of Manchester to Salem Nassiff of Nassiff Camera displays the certificate supper, was heartbroken. The A8S. Manchester to Daniel Brace nington, Vt. to Jonathan B. are invited to bring cameras as of appreciation presented to him at the Miss Manchester came along, the “ Easter bun­ a sister, Nicole Marie, IVi. . David P. Desmond of Glaston­ ny” continued his work. The shell of every single egg she had Wilson of Rockville has bem Wood, of Manchester, has been bury, has been announced by well. Children 12 or under must Pageant Saturday night. In making the presentation in baskets were hidden in various boiled was cracked. Some folks announced by her parents, kfr. announced by her parents, Mr. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John be accompanied by an adult. Peterson, Margaret Ann, daughter of Ronald A. Sr. and Hazel behalf of the Manchester Jaycees, Miss ^ lly Middleton, spots on the first floor. I always say that, if you pierce the end and Mrs. Malcolm Stermer of and Mrs. Victor R. Tomm of T. Haney Jr. of 160 Parker St. The fee for attening is 50 cents ^ J C. Buck Peterson of Stafford Springs. She was bom April 4 at 37 Edgerton St. mistress of ceremonies, cited the phptographic con­ waited until the children were with a needle, the shells will Bennington, Vt. Mr. Desmond is the son of for musuem members; 75 cents Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. tributions he has made to the pageant during the past six in bed to color the eggs. As they never crack. Personally, I can't S>U dE S Mr. Wilson is the son of Mr. Mr. Wood is the son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rand of for non-members. Anyone in­ Carolyn Buck of Pleasant Valley Rd., South Windmr. Her pater­ years. (Herald photo by Dunn) grew older, they colored the be bothered. ALSO AVAILABLE and Mrs. Donald Wilson of 139 and Mrs. Dustin C. Wood of 29 Glastonbury. terested should contact the nal grandmother is Mrs. Goldie Hamilton of Stafford Springs. She E. Main St., RockviUe. eggs themselves. Now, with my I'll tell you how my mother J3. Morse Rd. The bride-elect is a 1969 museum, 643-0949 immediately. IN ALL SIZES has three brothers, Donald A., 14, Michael D., 13, and Ronald A. The bride-elect will graduate youngest 16-year-old, they are boils her eggs. She never has a Jr., 3; and a sister, Rhonda A., 16. The bride-elect, an appren­ graduate of East CathoUc High from Manchester H i^ School Trim Fashions given a small appropriate gift cracked one and the whites of HAM tice with Optical &rvices, Inc. School and will graduate with a in June and plans to work at in place of the basket. Towards the eggs are never rubbery. in Bennington, is a graduate of BS degree in May from Fones C ^keii, Kimberly Ann, daughter of Melvin and Elaine SfMcIslizini Exclusiveljr In the end of our Easter-basket Also, you never see a line of •HOTceSWEET- HOKKELLEZeutHAn Manchester Memorial Hospital Palmetto High School, Miami, School of Dental Hygiene at the Schiffer Crockett of 89 Wadell Rd. She was bora March 18 at St. as an aide until following a Wedding era, I would place one or two green around the edge of the Fla. University of Bridgeport. SLENDERIZING plus-size fashions yolk. Francis Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. career in nursing. brightly colored alabaster eggs )9 Her fiance, a junior at the Her fiance is a graduate oi ITAUAN xB. and Mrs. Wallace Schiffer of Stafford. Her paternal grandparents ' in each basket so they would To be absolutely safe, bring DUiiugurFu.i.b5iiiin Her fiance is employed at University of Connecticut, is a the New Hampton School in are Mr. and Mrs. William Crockett of 10 Short St. have something permanent as a the eggs to room temperature Ladd and Hall Furniture Store graduate of Manchester High New Hampton, N.H. He is also for the hard to fit in Rockville. reminder of those early days. though my mother never did. Lumbruno, Dawn Marie, daughter of Anthony and June ijma School. a graduate of Manchester Com­ Chapman-Wilsey No date has been set for the Now, each child has a collection Put the eggs in a pan of cold lull ASSOKtltNi^CMIfSPlIfl Lumbruno of 103 Conway Rd. She was bom March 30 at St. Fran­ No date has been set for the munity College and presently Marion Jean Wilsey and wedding. of the alabaster eggs which are water, bring to a boil, reduce wedding. attending the University of Robert Paul Chapman, both of cis Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grandmother is Mn. John Chubbettes put out in crystal dishes, or in the heat to a low boil just so the Connecticut. He is employed at Manchester, were united in SV4EET LIFE LENPEXSTMEh ^ ^ _ Lusa of 83 Frog Hollow Rd., Ellington. Her paternal grand­ whatever manner they choose water is bubbling lightly, con­ Harvey & Lewis Company of marriage April 6 at the home of parents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lumbruno of 29 Foxcroft Dr. each year. tinue in this manner for 8-10 Her maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Angeline Mistretta of Hartford. the bridegroom’s parents. Throughout all cultures, the minutes depending upon the Manchester. Her paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. The couple plan an August 16 The bride is the daughter of size of your eggs. The gentle s m & m A p egg symbolizes the return of Joseph Alberone of Hertford. She has a brother, John, 8; and two wedding at St. James diurch, Clarence Wilsey of 15V4 F A f i f l S 3 East Catholic life. ’This is so ancient that it boiling keeps the whites from sisters, Elaine 5Vi, and Tracy, 4. Manchester. Oakland St. and the late Mrs. toughening. If (ANT I College Note Wilsey. ’The bridegroom is the precedes recorded history. Parents Plan With the return of spring, the Remove the cooked eggs im­ SIZE JENOS Bonato, David Edward, son of Donald and Jean Olshewski son of Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Chap­ ancients saw life returning so mediately from the pan, place Bonato of Guilford. He was bom Feb. 28 at Yale New Haven Card Party man of 217 Green Rd. in a bowl or other container and they celebrated. In the very . - T lliozfkfr. f i Q i Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Elma Olshewski of Wallace Irish, justice of the SNMK Miss Linda Larivee of MCC Students early days, it wasn't called (Herald photo by Dunn i run cold water over until the 101 Oliver Rd. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. peace, officiated at the double­ Manchester has been selected Girls’ . . . Juniors’ Easter or Pesach (Passover) (Courtesy Lutz Junior Museum! eggs are cool. This prevents the Edward Bonato of New Britain. He has a brother, WilUam, 4. The blast Catholic Alumni Take Prize In ring ceremony. as a student advisor at Keuka Gills'sizes 8 K to 14 K which is the holiday of the D ecorated Easier Eggs yolk from having the darkened T R A y Parents will sponsor a card par­ Mrs. Sandra Ann Pyka of Ver­ O ^ d College for the 1974-75 Jvnieis'sizes ion lollSi Jewish people celebrated ring. Then, put into the Siouinar, Michiko Marie, daughter of John A. and Kinuko ty, Friday, April 19 at 8 p.m. in Culinary Arts non was matron of honor. The early Greek philosophers capable of removing the spell of refrigerator. academic year. James Cejkowski of earlier this week. It was the sun believed that the egg the “Evil Eye.” The members A Q i 5 W E E T LIFE Takahash Stoutnar of 103B Rachel Rd. She was bom March 25 at Assumption Hall on S. Adams Two Manchester Community You can, of course, hard-cook As an advisor she will assist Manchester was best man. who was worshipped. represented the universe. TTie of the Mayan culture would BOILEP U3.JPK St- Francis Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grandparents are St. Military whist and setback College students claimed se­ eggs by immersing them into WHITE o«-pjNK the faculty advisors of The couple left on a motor shell signified earth and air and bring forth their medicine man. Mr ...and Mrs. Saburo Oura of Tokyo, Japan. Her paternal grand­ will be played. Games will be cond prize in the schools and There are many dishes at the the boiling water but you run a freshman in academic advising trip through New York State. the egg itself, fire. The sun He would pass an egg back and ONIONS mother is Mrs. John G. Stoutnar of 239 Woodbridge St. conducted by Mr. and Mrs. colleges division at the 15th an­ Easter holiday in as many risk of cracking and the white duties. In addition, she will households and counties. In the worshippers, such as the Egyp­ forth in front of the person upon Edward McKeever. nual Restaurant Convention can become tough and rubbery. L E m m E serve as a resident counselor to U.S., ham is number one, with tians and all other cultures who whom the spell has been cast. 6INEET LIFE and Culinarv Exposition held in If you are shelling a hard- freshman in the dormitory. saw sun and fire as the primary Then he would gaze intently at ■Trim Fashions Prizes will be awarded and New Haven recently. TheyWe lamb running a close second, cooked egg, crack the shell all UNSW EE7ENEP NIATURM. SpecialiMing Exclusively In There will be workshops this although this will depend on source of energy, saw the solar the yolk, quickly bury it in a TASTE O SEA refreshments served. Tickets Kevin Donavan and Luke over, then rol| gently between £ 4 S am spring and late in August to eye represented in the egg yolk. may be obtained at the door or McLaughlin. F ethnic background. Some secret place, and the victim the palms of your hands. Begin SLENDERIZING plug-size fashions prepare the 12 student advisors • GOLF CLUBS families have capon or turkey. In ancient times, the yolk of would be normal again. S o z . by contacting the co-chairmen, John Matsikas, Marlborough Sketched it peeling from the large end. c m JUICE SeALLOT> as well as faculty advisors for Reflnlshed and Repaired Whatever the family custom, an egg was thought to be Archaelogists believe that the Mrs. Gordon F. Allen, 65 Morse Tavern, Marlborough, was but one of hundreds,. Some cooks salt the water in their work with freshmen. Miss Easter Island people held an Rd., or Mrs. William R. elected president of the • TEHHIS there are bound to be eggs which eggs are boiled. The VINNER Larivee is the daughter of Mr. IE EXPERTLY FITTED around somewhere. egg-gathering contest to deter­ 5 N E E T LIFE Martens, 69D Ambassador Dr. Associated Restaurants of egg shell is porous and they and Mrs. Raymond C. Larivee mine their king. The contestant Connecticut at the RACQUETS There is an old Easter claim the flavor will penetrate of 93 Branford St. superstition which I just came gathering the most eggs Association’s annual business Reatrung, RegrIpped, and the shell. I have never tried it. CRANBEm 4 upon in my reading. ’The head of became ruler. Some say these meeting held during the conven­ tASTNARTFOIW If you are inexperienced in Grip Size C hang^ Acr»n frtm OwtmRr St. 52f *3739 the household divides a brightly people even lived in egg-shaped S A U d E ^ OUI^ LAm SELECVOAl OF tion. nOMAWSniET Op#n Daily to 5i30-Friday 'til 9 FM, boiling eggs, I suggest you test special sizes colored egg so that each School Menus huts. About Town Among the directors re­ one upon removal from the member of the family gets a 1 2 l i t o 2 6 l i elected are: Steve Cavagnaro, M D P. DUMOND Cafeteria menus for Another old superstition is water until you become adept Other Stores: Springfield. Hamden, Ceim. piece. Supposedly, if any TorrEPTLOMm Cavey’s Restaurant, Manchester Public Schools, that two yolks found in an egg is at timing which will vary Stratford, Stamford member of the family gets lost Manchester; and Bernard 6 4 6 - 4 0 0 0 April 15-19, are as follows: lucky. If you make a wish when depending upon the size. fAUCI) V m / m h Ull fnimBi OP gouz £ A S fO ( later on in life, he merely thinks Happy Easter! [ASfBl Hickey, The Steak Clubs, Monday: Orange juice, eating it, it is supposed to come Campbell Council, KofC, will The Christian Growth Group of those with whom he shared Manchester. chicken salad sandwich, true. In ancient Rome, games PELCr I U M of North United Methodist not conduct its regular bingo the egg and their thoughts in cranberry sauce, vegetable were held in honor of the Castor umRuu& Tuu/s Church will meet tonight at 8; 30 game Friday night. The game ( turn would guide him home. sticks, milk, ice cream. and Pollux, twin deities who will resume April 19. at the church. 'ER Tuesday: Hamburg patty on a were believed to have been 3 % MUMS HyACINm London policemen are roll, potato sticks, buttered hatched from an egg. They are CARROTS A Bible study will be con­ called Bobbies after Robert Our Finest ^AZALEAS The Senior Softball League green beans, milk, mixed fruit. immortalized as twin stars in EASILY ducted tonight at 7:30 at United Peel, who organized the first Project Wednesday: Baked meat the sky. The best in Color for girls from 13 through 16 Pentecostal Church. modern police force in Lon­ loaf, parslied potato, whole Eggs are eaten on Easter for Le S bo.1?. years of age will have its final don, in 1829. Selection HELP Wedding Photography kernel corn, bread, butter, good luck as well as for their registration Saturday from 10 Full Gospel Christian Fel­ Specials from $64.50 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 3 Menus milk, and chocolate pudding. symbolism. 'The rabbit earlv lowship, Interdenominational, Thursday: Hamburg became associated with the Custom from $187.50 Pl/ERTO R/CAN p.m. next to the Manchester will have a Bible study and open Ever : Menus which will be prepared macaroni casserole, tossed spring celebrations. Because it Deluxe from $237.50 FEA§ High School athletic field off 6 W E - E 7 - r / i e / / discussion tonight at 7:30 at Joseph P. Naylor ^ and served next week by Brookfield St. salad, com bread, butter, milk, was bom with its eyes open, the Including Album Orange Hall. • BEAiniFIIL PUNTS , members of HELP (Han- peaches. early Egyptians connected it CALL 7>EL MONTE Portrait Photographer ^ dicapped Earning and Living Friday: Orange juice, toasted m E m u $ Sunset Rebekah Lodge will with a full or “open-eyed” • LOVELY CUT FLOWERS ; Project), a program designed cheese sandwich, cabbage- A film, “Dawn of Victory,” meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd moon. Since the spring WILL BANNARD CAUrOTFAf/A • to train handicapped for pineapple salad, milk, peanut festivities were based on the mm SB.C which tells the story of the Fellows Hall. Refreshments HOME SITTINGS BANNARD PHOTOS crucifixion and resurrection •CORSAGES 1 employment in the food service butter cookies. moon's orbit, which incidental­ ms// Ad. will be served. 7 4 2 - 6 0 6 7 will be shown Friday at 7:30 FAMILY GROUPS For the finishing touch! industry at Manchester Com- ly is still true today, the rabbit CORN p.m. in Woodmff Hall of Center > munity College, are as follows: became associated through the (Master Charge Accepted) 'Sw ASFATfAQOS A food sale will be conducted I; Tue^ay: Cream of tomato Congregational Church. The Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and INDIVIDUALS years with Easter. film is open to the public. A ; soup, meatloaf with brown VUNdAhi HINES O R / ^ P in Salvation Army Youth We Suggest That You I gravy, hash brown potatoes, free-will offering will be Center lobby by Fellowship Cir­ CALL 649-5593 received. ! fresh dinner rolls, chocolate ASSOKTEP TLAVOKS 'REG: cle. Order Yours Early... chip cookies (2), coffee or tea. SIZE A P P L E S ^ Thursday: Chicken rice soup, pastrami on homemade rye, C A Z . / T SUNK 1ST creamy cole slaw, apple tura- c m m OPEN THURSDAY oversMoffee or tea. NAVE^L and Friday: Boston clam Jiam'B Apple VUNCAN RINES 1 0 ^' The rule of three. chowder, tuna salad club, ORAN&ES HER engagement diarnond matches her wedding ring. FRIDAY HGHTS potato salaJ,” chilled fruit, TLDKtPA SEEPLESS I for this weekend only! coffee or tea. VOUBLE TUPQE 22^. is Lunch on Tuesday is |1.50, y^HITE FLR And H wedding ring and on Thursday and Friday, matches HERS. 11.25. All tickets are to be mMHli MIX GRAFEFRUfr'^^ : purchased through the College It’s a good rule. Bookstore. Luncheons will be WITHT>iirc6ul^" Cash & served in the Food Service InM Dining Room at Manchester K\NCr C/4PlSf/AN A WITH TUKCHASEo f ' Community College, Student Center, 60 Bidwell St. Lunch CPANbo WTH CAPAm SEEPS) will be served promptly at ^ ^ OV0?NISHT noon. 'oiossTAMPlKSi^Si SOLID HARDWOOD VALID APRIL 10-13 W£r-S at HFSM Menus ONE COUPON PER FAMILY FRAMES REDEEM at /Jf^PLAN^ PARt* Menus at the Hotel and Food Service Management’s Student Lab at Manchester Community College next week are as ASSORTED SUBJECTS hours: follows: / / Monday, Beef gumbo Creole p-TWHS-TKl-til 9m ParkHillJoyce soup, HFSM special club bm .sandwich, potato crouquettes, Reg. - $8.00 value relishes, banana cream pie, NU 40A TREM W M cum . coffee or tea. FLOWER SHOP Wednesday: Shrimp bisque, EASJEX MARGARINE SlMPAjl seafood newburg in patty shell, $901 green peas Forestiere, deviled OUAZIEK lU ilQ f n m im E«ty Ptym tnU egg salad. Gran Marnier souf­ E i e a c h overall size 9^2 x 7^2 fle, coffee or tea. 36 OAK Lunch on Monday is |1.50 and S A U S E A on Wednesday, |2. ’Tickets may In The Heart of Downtown Monehesfor be purchased at the College Hurry! Complete that SMOMPeoeOML JEWELERS-8ILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 Bookstore, 60 Bidwell St. Lunch ADAM’S APPLE, INC. »M MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER mONE *49-1443 t ; i^ S S Z i will be served in the Hotel Food wall grouping' MANCHESTER PARKADE 3 1 7 HIGHLAND STREET ALSO • HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • MIDDLETOWN ^ Frank Gakeler, Proprietor ‘ Anywhera Services dining room in the Stu­ u / \ e i m i ------3 ' i s i MANCHESTER CONN dent Center Building at IUON.- FRL 10-9 SAT. 10-6 (Adjaeent to Buttorttold’s) Manchester Community College. PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thura.. April 11. 1974 Jr-r The School Bell Bolton Easter Egg Hunt. Saturday MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., ’ITiurs., April 11, 1974- PAGE SF.VF.NTir.irN DONNA HOLLAND At 7:30 p.m. stations of cross Correspondent were mailed copies of the con­ Muaic was by .the Curtis Men Turn Town Over to Woman will be said at St. Maurice stitution and bylaws of the were made anifplaced in the ar­ 6 46-0375 Church. “Mainstreet” musical band. mory by members of both Bennei Junior ’The Bolton Junior Woman’s proposed council. On Saturday there will be an The idea of the dance groups. CURTIS,Neb. (U P I)-Inthe Club and the Bolton Volunteer On April 20 and 21 at the vigil Incumbent Kenneth Nelson, a them on people,” she said. possibilities. At $200 a Easter evening service at 7:30 originated by a member of the Alison Boisoneau and Elaine Frontier County town of Curtis, motel and laundrymat owner High School Fire Department are once and Sunday masses, respective­ BJWC which in turn asked if the The primary issue in Curtis, ^ year. I’m not doing this for the p.m. and lighting of pascal ly, parishoners will be asked to Sherman of the BJWC, co- men are men and they trust who didn’t seek another term, she said, is one of “simple good said This town has a lot of money.” again'sponsoring an Easter Egg PTO would be interested in co­ candles, vi^l, celebration of eiUier accept or reject the con­ chairmen, thank those Mrs. Joyce Petersen to run got 153 write-in votes. Mrs. will.” Hunt for Bolton children ages 1 sponsoring such an event as baptism, fir^t eucharist of stitution and bylaws. members of the sponsoring things. Petersen received 197. “My basic interest is to work through 10 Saturday at 1 p.m. at Easter. both ^ u p s were interested in groups who worked so hard to Dance Success Mrs. Petersen, 30, ex-beauty “When I attended a council with the people and for them. Alan Cone, Principal Herrick Memorial Park. a fund raising event. make the dance the success it Closed Good Friday shop operator, housewife, and m ating and took a l^ k at I’d like t o establish good public The children, who must bring The Bolton Junior Woman’s Following, the dance, which ' All town offices will be closed Club and the Parent Teacher was. They especially thank mother of two, is the mayor things, I decided to run,” said relations between the council their own containers to gather Friday in observance of Good was a complete sellout, both Larry Shaw, Bobby Morra and elect. If you’re on the pill the eggs, will be divld^ into Organization recently co­ the mayor-elect, who will be and the people,” she said. “My Friday. groups have added over 31,000 Joe Haloburdo for assisting She didn’t have to fight hard presiding officer over the all five groups: Ages 1 and 2; ages sponsored a dance held at the to their treasury. big interest is in developments NOT BY in outdoor learning activities The Andover town dump will with the lighting situation at the for the job. Hers was the only male council. that happen.” you may need Students in all three grades 3 and 4; ages 5 and 6; ages 7 and Manchester State Armory. Decorations for the dance TEXTBOOKS ALONE which are an outgrowth of class be closed Good Friday. It will armory. name on the ballot Tuesday. Of course, the affairs of city studies. will be able to participate in 8; ages 9 and 10. By Mrs. Doris Hogan, be opened Saturday. She takes office June 1. Since the election, Mrs. government will sometimes Students will participate in writing questions which wili be Sixty dozen eggs are being Social Studies Teacher All Bolton schools will be Her idea is to bring people Petersen said she has learned take her away from her family, mapping small places, a course used by an appointed panel. donate by the BVFD and will closed beginning Friday for together. As she puts it, “I kind to tow the political line. She but she said her two children, 7 which was begun in the school Amplification of the program be colored by members of the t^ ir spring recess. Schools will of think of the philosophy, chose carefully her words when and 4, “think it’s great, though Bennet Junior High School classroom and which will Iw will be made so that the two- BJWC after being hard boiled speaking of Nelson. students and teachers are in­ way telephone conversation reopen Wednesday, April 17. ‘Divided we fall, but united we they’re really too young to finished as the students make by Anthony Fiano of Fiano’s TTie Women’s Auxilary of the stand.’ ” “I felt like...well, I had volved with a variety of ac­ may be heard by many Restaurant. NOW A f know what’s going on.” maps in scale of parts of Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart­ There’s no crime to speak of respect for his thoughts, but tivities, field trips, q>eakers, students. Just another way of The St. Maurice Church Her husband Dallas, nnuinager Colebrook’s 600 acres. ment will meet Monday at the in Curtis, a home-spun town when you hold public office, I of the Curtis Coop, told her he and programs. A strong What are the similarities actually living our civic’s Knights of Columbus has LARSON'S don’t think you should push attempt is made to meld ideas, training. firehouse. All members are tucked in the middle of was behind her “all the way.” between the climbing of Mt. donated 350 worth of candy for sprawling ranches. facts, values and concepts the event. asked to bring their cleaning Everest and the climbing of a items as the evening will be Air pollution is just a word, learned in books and class ^s- small cliff? Did Livingston and Ninth Grade Rain date wiil be Easter Sun­ cussions to projects which the spent cleaning the firehouse.. SPRING and sometimes the evening Stanley of Africa fame have an Activities day at 1 p.m. at the park. students pursue or experience The Selectmen will meet noise is confined to the distant opportunity as youths to wander “To what field shall I tom my Church Notes on their own — learning by Monday at 7 p.m. at the town wail of a coyote. cross a compass course? How U attention for my life’s job? St. George Episcopal Church ClEARANCE SAIE doing and being involved. hall. But there’s government in the history of an area known? Shall It be in the field of radio, will hold a holy communion and St. Maurice Church Curtis, and Mrs. Petersen m t es i What things can students learn or law enforcement?” Passover meal tonight at 6:30. There will be a general parish 0 ’CHECK THIS OUTSTANDING BUT sometimes worries that it’s get- Seventh Grade from visiting a local historic At 7 there will be a parish The Cooperative Education meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at FRIGIDAIRE 11.6 ft. REFRIGERATOR ting away from the Activities graveyard and gristmill foun­ Program (COEP)'^presents a supper followed by stripping of the church for all parishioners southwestern Nebraska com­ the altar at 8, The seventh grade SMial dation? variety of career experiences to of St. Maurice Church for the munity’s 1,166 citizens. On Good Friday at noon there ONLY 60" HIGH 30" WIDE Kinter ^ 5. Joel Tinney, 6, and Matthew studies curriculum include a All of thee activities will be ninth grade students, purpose of answering all ffloter, 5, all kindergarten students at Bentley School, are posters which will identify a Mrs. Petersen announced for unit on ^ Soviet Union and pursued as classroom and out­ will be a morning prayer endeavoring to answer these questions parishioners may 5 n !!!a will provide a protective service for any child passing the home office, conducted a “fair and Communism. The major side environment join forces. questions. Visitations to the meditation at 1 p.m. liturgy- have on the constitution and going to or from school. (Herald photo by Pinto) f k uie nome square campaign”, and became holy communion administer^ religions of the cultural areas Hartford and Rockville bylaws of the proposed St. the first woman mayor in Fron­ from the reserved sacrament; 2 Space problems? This 30" are discussed as important Eighth Grade technical schools as well as our Maurice Parish Council. Frlqldalrs Dsluxs rafrlgsrator Is tier County history. f c a U p.m., evening prayer and social phenomena. In conjunc­ Activities own Cheney Tech is an aid to All parishioners recently 11.6 cu. n. overall. The 1.86 cu. tion with this unit, the social numy students in choosing their meditation. ft. freezer chest stores up to 65 ^Block Mothers’ Program In the eighth grade in lbs. of frozen foods. Vegetable Stanley Seized Vast Area studies department arranged a Manchester, U.S. ^ t o r y is life’s work. The agricultural crisping Hydrator and a meat THE VITAMIN AND special showing of "Fiddler on program at the Diversity of tray that holds up to 10.4 Ibe. of The Bentley School PTA is home on the way to or from Brussels — At the invitation studied. The English and fresh meats. Nests for 10 eg g s. The “Block Mother” is easily I^UH)N H m in e r a l SUPPLEMENT the Roof" for all Bennet sponsoring a new program of King Leopold II of Belgium, reading department have Connecticut provides another on the door plus a butter oom- school. It is an emergen­ recognizable to any child by the H ESPECIALLY partment. Deep door sheN for W representatives of six European seventh graders at the State chosen works of literature to channel of interest. Post Strike Still On called “Block Mothers.” cy system that provides im­ white poster with an orange Theater. Music classes listened Special programs are gal. cartons. Leveling glldse at A “Block Mother" is a countries met in Brussels in FORMULATED reinforce social studies classes /ront corners. mediate first aid, shelter in hand on it, displayed in her win­ to and discussed songs from the arranged in which students WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Management has offered top mother who will offer protec­ case of a child molester, and a 1876 and organized the Inter­ BE SURE . :^BIISS has been serving the Home Owner I FOR WOMEN WHO TAKE and to make history Uve: dow. It means there is a national Association for the Ex­ for B2 YEARS. For a complete FREE INSPECTION of musical score. The &adition of One such book read by most carry through their major sub­ strike by editorial and commer­ scale newsmen a 348.25 in­ tion for any child passing her stem word in case of any child “helping hand.” ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES. Judaism and life in Russia jects for half of the day and cial employes against the crease to 3448.25 over the next disputes. ploration and Civilization of your home by a Termite Control Expert, supervised eighth grade students at Bennet Africa, which soon dissolved be­ during this period were talked then turn to job training in the two years. The guild has called by the finest technical staff, phone our nearest is “Sounder.” This novel is tru­ Washington Post continued into cause of disagreements. about In clam s. work pattern they wish to its fourth day with no progress for an increase to 3476 by local office: 100 Tablets VALUE PRICED ly an essay on humanity, t e l ^ follow. Leopold then sent famed ex­ $ 3 8 8 In English classes, “Animal the story of a family struggling reported in settlement of a con­ December, 1974 for When ninth grade English plorer Henry M. Stanley on a Farm,” a fairy story by George against misfortunes and tract dispute. experienced newsmen. classes are studying a four-year mission during which Orwell, who said that every line prejudice. Bargaining talks broke off he got control of all the vast AVAILABLE AT he wrote was against Shakespearean Unit, field trips Tuesday, and both sides await a 649-9240 William Armstrong’s (author Congo area except a segment totalitarianism, was used for of “Sounder") visit to to the Stratford Theater add to call from federal mediator Vadim Ryndin Court Rules for Cat to the west occupied by the literature. The British Manchester and his talks to the learning activities of the Nicholas Fidandis to return to French. Stanley set up the BUSS TEKMITE CONTROL COUP. ARTHUR DRUG program. Reliving the story of the negotiating table. MOSCOW (UPI) - Vadim animated film adaption of selected classes was arranged LUBBOCK, Tex. (UPI) - Congo Free State as Leopold’s MAIN STREET “Romeo and Juliet” through Ryndin, who toured Europe and The cat has an iliness similar Judge Denzil Bevers of Lub­ DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 942 “Animal Farm” was viewed by by a Bennet teacher. The talks Management personnel and Newly bankrolled Mr. Kurt, a private property — an area the fine performances by actors the United States in the 19S0s to gallstone infection in bock County Court declared size of the British Isles. all classes. The study of were in themselves a lesson in non-union staff have been giant Siamese cat, has returned The Oldest & Largest in Conn. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER propaganda, satire makes a lasting impression publishing the newspaper, and 1960s with the Bolshoi humans. He had an operation Miss Cranford the legal winner. communication between peo­ Ballet company, died Tuesday, to the hospital for his second earlier t)> s: month, was brought editorializing and political car­ ple. upon even those students who which is being printed by union operation. Mock immediately presented ordinarily might shun such a it was announced by the to the cMirt and reentered the the 3750 winner’s check. toons in English, social studies, These were videotaped by craft workers. The Post unit of There are no villains in this play. This year’s classes have newspaper Verchernaya animal clinic later for another Attorneys for both sides said and art grew from these Bennet’s audio-visual depart­ the Washington-Baltimore tale. The owner of the cat, experiences. seen the film version instead of Moskva Wednesday. operation, probably next week. they could find no precedent in ment and are available to those Newspaper Guild decided , 13 W INDSOR AVE. Debra Cranford, 18, feels pretty the stage production. Ryndin, 71, was the chief “I'm happy we got the Students were involved in who were not personally visited against putting up picket lines I ROCKVILLE. CONNECTICUT 875A333 happy about the whole thing. court records where an animal writing their own rules for pupil ’The culinary arts play an in­ stage designer of the Bolshoi money,” Debbie said. "We’ll had been declared legal winner by the author. The English in order to protect printers who I OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS 875-7666 K, court declared her the legal behavior after reading the teresting part in some of the Theater for the past 20 years. use it for medical expenses.” of a contest. O peni CeldbraHoti are disputing company department arranged for a The newspaper gave no details winner of a clothing store con­ U.S.S.R. official rules for pupils special showing of “Sounder” foreign language classes. Miss proposals to install automated Amy Kaplan explains that equipment. of his death. test, in which she had entered and contrasting education un­ at the U.A. Theatre East and Mr. Kurt’s name, and the French mousse pie, creped) and Strauss Against Nixon Quitting der Communism amd under eighth graders relived the bo(A proprietors were perfectly Manchester Savings & Loan Heritage Office other FYench cuisine are being democracy. through the motion picture. As willing to pay the prize. NEW HAVEN (UPD- in the K-Mart Plaza Spencer Street, Manchester brought into class for sampling. Current 'fuBlications rather one teacher involved with tUs The store wanted a legal Democratic National (Chairman his own party, saying it is at­ Mrs. Rosemarie DeBartlo than texts were used by some unit commented, “There was ruling, however, before handing Robert A. Strauss Wednesday tacking more of the "gut teams to study life in the reports that Spanish classes over the 3750 first place check. night said he would rather see issues” of the tiihes than the no need for testing to see the Republican Party. Soviet Union. From “Teen” results of this study.” have carried on a similar “We always intended t^ ^ y , President Nixon impeached program. « Strauss declined comment on magazine, one student shared The Hartford Stage Company but we wanted the court to say than be allowed to resign. “Your Dirty Jeans are Worth touring group brought new Probably the most popular that the cat’s owner was the Strauss, an attorney from Democratic prospects in either |55 in Russia” with the classes. field trip in the ninth grade is the coming fali elections or the MANCHESTER dimensions to the study of the legal winner — just so in the Dallas, Tex., accused Nixon of SAVINGS $ LOAN the t h r ^ to four-day tour, Presidential contest in 1976. Another student brought the Civil War with the presentation future the second or third place a “gross misuse of power,” and ASSOCIATION visiting our nation’s capitol. He asked Americans not to complete translation of of “One Wore Blue and One winner would not be able to file said impeachment would be a Knowledge acquired from ROUTE S3 * VERNON, CONN reject “more than 200 years of “Solzhenitsyn Speaks” from Wore Gray.” This graphically a suit claiming they had won more fair and lawful response viewing and visiting Congress, ..IT...... IS PWee FOR history and accomplishment the Lmdon “Sunday Times” portrayed to the students the the first place prize,” said Jim to the alleged misdeeds. weekly review. Supreme Court, Library of Mock, assistant store manager. Speaking before the Yale that have drawn millions to our division that occurred in many shores." Even “Mad” magazine, homes. A tragic situation! Congress, Smithsonian Political Union, Strauss praised Institute, the national which intrigues teen-agers, had “Youth and the Law” is a CHlLDRetl & TH€ €>1S1€R DUMNV :x: a satire “ Communism program which is offered to the monuments, and many other Revisited” which is being used seventh and eighth grade famous scenes provide experiences that rival any text­ with great effect. students. Local attorneys, VISIT THE EASTER BUNNY ON THURSDAY 4pm - 8pm book. Copies of an editorial anxious that such information MANCHESTER PARKAQE Opening Celebration Continues At Bennet, the faculty firmly FRIDAY 4pm - 8pm from “Pravda,” official be given to students of this age, believes that students learn by AND SATURDAY 10am - 6pm U.S.S.R. newspaper, which was volunteer their services for a at all Offices for a limited time. gleaned from “Boys' Life” doing, by becoming involved, week’s schedule each year. Our gift offer will continue at all offices while supplies last. Limit, and by making the utmost use PARENTS MAY BRING THEIR CAMERAS - THE EASTER BUNNY LOVES TO were distributed. The con­ What are youth’s respon­ one free gift per family please. of all available resources \ POSE WITH HIS LITTLE FRIENDS. cluding paragraph from this ar­ sibilities as future citizens? within reasonable range. ticle is really worthy of Where does the law step in and M m £ z 6 t e i - l t i thoughts on propaganda: SERVICES interpose its responsibilities? Claim Frisbee Record \ All our services will be available al the Heritage OHice “In their efforts to complete­ Fron^ the mouths of lawyers, NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A An account at one oftice is an account al all ollices ly control American Youth, the words seem to take on new group of Yale students is INSURED SAVINGS MONEY ORDERS Scout organization has also set meaning to our students. claiming a world record in HOME LOANS TRAVELERS CHECKS up a side organization called Knowing our legislators, Frisbee throwing. HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS SAVINGS BONDS the Girl Scouts of America. Temperatures rising... heels follow more personally than by name The students passed the PASSBOOK LOANS SAVE BY MAIL SERVICE This ill-conceived group turns — actually via telephone — is an standing record of 365 con­ suit. The prettiest shoes come CHRISTMAS CLUBS CONNECTICUT STATE LOTTERY girls into unpaid door-to-door experience in store for Bennet secutive hours Wednesday night ALL PURPOSE CLUBS REDEMPTION CENTER cookie vendors ...” forward with classic appearance students. Sen. Lowell Weicker and a spokesnum said the group Another example of learning and heel appeal. See... will be in his oifice in plans to continue for a new by doing is the week of outdoor Washington, D.C., ready to mark of 440 hours. 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T -rn a m L '. f ...... Thurs.. ApTiniJ974^,PAGO^ \ Obituaries ft I Police Report a m ...... "Il Raymond F. Crehan Michael J. Pinto MANCHESTER Thomas McNally, 21, of 6 Raymond Francis Crehan, 54, Michael J. Pinto, 66. of 17 Jude Halle, 18, of Warehouse Morse Rd. was charged with ^ East Hartford died Essex St. died early this morn­ Point was charged with iUegal operating an unregistered ^dnesday at Hartford ing at Manchester Memorial possession of a <»nnabis-type motor vehicle Wednesday. iYame I- X of Babe Ruth Hospital. He was the brother of Hospital. He was the husband of substance with intent to sell Court date is ApAl 22. Mrs. Nora Reid of Manchester. Mrs. Meredith Younkin Pinto. Wednesday night. He was Other survivors are a Mr. Pinto was bom April 4, released on a surety bond Police are investigating a daughter, his mother and step­ 1908 in Conellsville, Pa., and | l l ' for court appearance April 29. report of vandalism at 60 father, three brothers, two had lived in Manchester for 33 Hemlock St. Sometime sisters and a grandson. years. He was a communicant Kenneth Righenzi, 17, of 3U Wednesday seven garage win-* Funeral services are Satur­ of St. James Church. Garden Dr. was charged with dows were shot by BB pellets, Meant Little to day at 2 p.m. at Rose Hill He had been employed as a operating without a license, and according to police.'A car and Aaron Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., cloth cutter at Manchester toking a motor vehicle i^out camper were also damaged by NEW YORK (UPI) — It is ironic that Henry Louis Aaron At about tlie time Robinson- joined the Dodgers, Aaron On the day the Braves were faced with the decision Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Modes before his recent retire­ permission. He was also the shots. is the man who ended up breaking Babe Ruth’s career and hit .314 with 27 homers and 106 runs batted in. He was Rose Hill Memorial Park, charged with possession of a began to demonstrate a strong self-confidence in his own whether or not to sign Aaron, scout Dewey Griggs, who ment. home run record, for as a small boy growing up in Mobile, ability to make the majors. on his way toward establishing his own legend Rocl^ Hill. He is also survived by four controlled substance. Righenzi had sat through a steady rain to watch Aaron perform Friends may call at the was held in lieu of a |500 bond Ala, the magical name of Ruth held no special meaning for “^m e day, I’ll be out there. Some day I’ll make the Like many youngsters who reach the top of a profession daughters, Mrs. Robert COVENTRY him. against Buffalo, got a call from Braves’ general manager funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 Johnston of Manchester, Mrs. for presentation in Circuit Four young men were major leagues,” Aaron would say to his mother. “I’m a John Quinn. at so early an age, the hardest adjustment Aaron had to Court 12 today. Aaron, of course, knew who Ruth was and what he had make in pro ball was in his dealings with the public. A shy and 7 to 9 p.m. Francis Braile of Coventry, Sue /* arrested on drag charges by good player, I know I am. I’ll make it. I’ll make it all the “What do you think?” Quinn asked. “Can he play Buckland of West Willington" Coventry Police Wednesday achieved, but for a black youngster growing up in the South way to the top.” short?” youngster with a solemn face and a soft voice, Aaron Robert Davis, 31, of 114 in the 1930s and 1940s, the individual records of white earned an early reputation as a “dumb kid” , an image that and Mrs. John Wennergren of night ip connection with the In his grammar school days Henry was a catcher for one “To tell you the truth,” Griggs said, “the field was so Brewster, Mass.; two brothers, Charter Oak St, was charged complaint of a young woman professsional baseball players were of little or no impor­ of the teams of the Louisiana recreation league, but at came about because of a misinterpretation of Aaron’s droll with intoxication and evading wet I couldn’t figure out whether he’s playing short or not. Oscar L. Anderson. Peter Pinto and Frank Pinto, who was stopped in traffic tance. C!entral High School he was forced to play softball, since sense of humor.. responsibility in connection because of an accidenton Rt. 31. But he’s worth $2,500 just for his swing.” Oscar L. Anderson of 93 W. both of Manchester; a sister, Wfe all knew that Babe Ruth was a great home run the school could not afford equipment for a baseball team. Aaron s hum ^ often took the form of a put-on in his ear­ with a one-car accident on Arrested and charged with Quinn then agreed to purchase Aaron from the Clowns Center St. and DeBary, Fla., Mrs. Gilman White of hitter and a great player, but what he accomplished was ly days with the Braves, and the subtleness of it was sub­ Spruce St. Wednesday. He was possession of cannabis-type Aaron played shortstop, third and catcher for the softball for the agreed-upon price of $2,500 down and $7,500 more a died Wednesday at Seminole Manchester; and two virtually meaningless to black kids,” says Aaron. “We ject to misinterpretation. Both misinterpretation and released on a 3150 non-surety drugs were: Robert Milette, 22, team and also was a standout in football as a halfback and month later. If Aaron didn’t make good in 30 days he was Memorial Hospital, Sanford, grandchildren. overstatement of his humor caused Aaron to become bond for court appearance April 87 Birch St., Manchester; paid little attention to the records of white professional end. refundable to the Clowns. Fla. He was fte husband of Prayer services will be Satur­ 29. Stephen Koller, 22, Boston Hill players. It wasn’t until 1947 when Jackie Robinson broke He attended Central High for two years, then switched to suspicious of some sportswriters. Mrs. Inez Rolston Anderson. day at 9 a.m. at Holmes Quinn’s decision to sign Aaron probably saved the Rd., Andover; Richard Hope, the color line that I started thinking seriously of playing Allen Institute, a private school in Mobile. Henry was As he matured, and grew more at ease in his position as He is also survived by a son, Funeral Home, 400 Main St. National League from becoming unbalanced. Imagine if Burial will be in St. James Reginald Johnston, 17, of 444 22, Willimantic; and Robert major league baseball.” a su^rstar, Aaron’s warm personality began to manifest Elwood James Anderson of forced to play softball there also, since Allen did not have a the Giants had sighed Kim and he had spent the rest of his Cemetery. Burnham St. was charged with Nichols, 19, Spruce St., When Robinson became the first black player to make itself and he became what he is today—a man of quiet Hebron; a daughter, Mrs. Avis baseball team, but he excelled so much in football he was career in the same outfield with Willie Mays! operating an unregistered Manchester. Koller was also dignity and eloquence. D’Alessandro of East Hartford; There are no calling hours. the majors with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947, Hank Aaron offered a scholarship to college upon his graduation in The Braves sent him to their farm club at Eau Claire in motorcycle, operating a motor­ charged with operating under Two things stick out in mind when one thinks about Hank three brothers, Carl Anderson The family suggests that any was 13 years old and been carrying on a wild love affair 1951. the Northern League for the latter part of the 1952 season, memorial contributions may be cycle without the proper the influence of liquor or drugs. with baseball for two years. Aaron and both have to do with the character of the man of Florida,BenjaminAnderson of Easter Bunny Visits Head Start Party license, failure to obey a red Police said the woman said As a student in high school, Hank was better than and in 87 games he hit .336, which was good enough to earn Maine, and Gilbert Anderson ot made to the American Cancer The third of eight children bom to Herbert and Estellar rather than his ability to hit a baseball farther than most light and failure to obey an of­ while she was stopped in traf­ average. him rookie of the year honors and a spot on the all-star South Windsor and DeBary, Society, 237 E. Center St. Aaron, baseball was the one thing that sustained Hank men. ficer’s signal. Court date is fic, the car with the four young “He was well liked by his teachers,” says Mrs. Aaron. team. Fla.; and six grandchildren. Watching Aaron in the locker room before, or after, a Eager for Easter goodies are Head Start children at Or- April 22. men in it, hit the rear of her car during the depressiop-ridden days of his childhood. His “He never '^ve them any trouble and he studied very The following year. Hank moved up to Jacksonville in Funeral services will be Start children. Each child received a decorative plastic game gives one an insight into the man. In the locker room ford Village School as they wait their turn for the surprises three times. father was a rivet-bucker for the Alabama Shipyard Com­ hard. He liked school, but I think he liked it mostly because the Qass A Sally League and proceed^ to tear the league Friday in DeBary. Maurice S. Leonard egg filled with candy. Cookies and punch were also served. All four men were released pany in Mobile and also did some ball-playing on the side, it gave him a chance to play on ball team.” before a game with the Mets during the early part of the A memorial service will be the lady Easter Bunny will pass out. The visit from the apart. He led the league in batting (.362), hits (208), runs COLUMBIA — Maurice The party was organized by Mrs. Sandy O’Donnell and on 3200 non-surety bonds for but when Henry capie along on Feb. 5, 1934, it was the 1973 season, there was the usual band of reporters on hand held in Manchester at a later bunny, Miss Arlene Snyder, was sponsored by the It was during his junior year in high school that Hank got (115), runs batted in (125), putouts and assists. He also was States Leonard, 79, of Rt. 97, Mrs. Marie Bashaw. (Herald photo by Pinto) appearance in Circuit Court 12, height of the depression and there was not much time for and each wanted his own exclusive interview with the man date. Manchester Junior Women’s Club for all Manchester Head his first chance to play baseball on a semi-pro level. He second in the league in triples and hit 22 home runs. who owned the Leonard Motor MMchester, May 5. baseball. who was going to break Babe Ruth’s record. played for the Mobile Black Bears and on the final Sunday Naturally, he was voted the league’s most valuable player. Co. of Willimantic for 50 years Four Facing SOUTH WINDSOR He was being asked the same questions he had heard When he was old enough, Henry, helped out the family by of the season, the Bears met the barn-storming In­ Hank played second base during his one season in before retiring in 1965, died Patricia A. Cyr of New Bri­ only a short time before in spring training, but each time Mias Olga Lindholm Drug Counts delivering ice around town, and when he wasn’t delivering dianapolis Clowns. Henry so impressed the CHowns with Jacksonville, but the Braves had some fine infield ANDOVER - Miss Olga Wednesday in a Willimantic tain was charged with ice he was playing ball, or watching his elders play ball. he was asked he would answer obligingly in a calm and convalescent hospital. He was Three Manchester youths and operating a motor vehicle his play that they offered him $200 a month to play for prospects in the organization and thus converted him to the Elizabeth Lindholm, 73, of Arab Guerrillas Slay 21 Fire Calls “He was a quiet boy,” his mother rememl^rs. “He collected manner. Arnold Palmer is the only other them the following year. outfield during the off-season while he was playing winter Lindholm’s Comer, who was in­ the husband of Mrs. Cecilia a Storrs resident were arrested, without a license and failure to superstar” who could have handled the press with such Morin Leonard. (Conti|iued from Page One) on a variety of drug-related drive in proper lane in connec­ never made many friends and he just loved to play In his first season with the Clowns, Hank led the Negro ball in the Puerto Rican League. strumental in the erection of body of a man or woman on end to the awful leniency dignity. And the quiet dignity with which he endured the Born in Coventry, he lived in every doorstep,” said a charges today. tion with the investigation of a baseball. Everytime there was a game anywhere and he American League in hitting with a .467 average, despite the Soldiers’ Monument at An­ release of Palestinian toward these organizations WEDNESDAY When the Braves acquired outfielder Bobby Thomson Willimantic many years before 100 national radio reporter allowed Police Detective Capt. one-car accident on Kelly Rd. could join in, he’d be there.” the fact that he batted cross-handed, a bad habit that he pressures of the 1973 season during which he raised his dover Center, died Tuesday at guerrillas including Kozo (Arab guerrilla groups) in 4:20 p.m. — Town Fire from the Giants in a trade during the winter, it appeared moving to Columbia in 1941. He into the town. “It seems that Joseph Sartor said his depart­ Wednesday night. By the time Aaron was 11 years old, his interest in corrected long before he got to the majors. career homer total to 713 while batting .301 virtually Manchester Memorial Okamoto, a Japanese Arab many places.” Department responded to a gar­ Aaron was ticketed for another year in the minors. and his brother Jack Leonard they broke into each apartment ment had spent several months ' Police said the car went off baseball changed radically. Before that he played basket­ defined the meaning the word “sportsman.” Hospital. guerrilla serving a life term in Kiryat Shemona, about one age fire on Forest St. east of But during spring training ’Thomson suffered a triple established the Leonard Bros. methodically to shoot in the investigation, and that the road and struck a pole. The By 1952, major league scouts were attending Negro It is difficult to sum up Hank Aaron without harping on Miss Lindholm was bom June and a half miles from the Watkins Warehouse. There was ball and football with as much enthusiasm, but at 11 fracture of his right ankle sliding into second base, and Motor Co. in 1916. When Jack Israel for his part in Tel Aviv’s somebody.” more arrests are expeted. The driver was admitted to League games regularly, and before long both the Giants cliches, but perhaps Leo Durocher, of all people, captured 12, 1900 in Hartford and had Lod Airport massacre in May Lebanese border, has a popula­ slight to moderate damage to baseball became his game for life. Leonard died in 1918, the Foreign Minister Abba Eban investigation continues, he Manchester Memorial Hospital Aaron was named to replace him in the starting outfield. tte essence of the man when he said; “He has class, but lived in Andover since 1901. She 1972 when three Japanese tion of about 18,(X)0 persons. It an area of the roof, according to “If he wasn’t playing the game, he was reading about it. and the Braves were interested in Aaron’s contract. The business became known as the called the attack an said. with face, leg and back injuries, Hank responded to the challenge by batting .280 and was a member of Emanuel guerrillas killed 25 travelers in has been a frequent target of Deputy Fire Chief William He was reading every newspaper and magazine about Braves were given the first opportunity to sign him, but it’s based on a quiet competence, lacking in emotional out­ Leonard Motor Co. “abomination.” Sartor also said drugs were police said. She is scheduled to driving in 69 runs before he himself suffered a broken Lutheran Church of a burst of machinegun fire. guerrilla attacks. Griffin. baseball he could find. All the time he was around the when they procrastinated, they were given an ultimatum bursts, so only the wiser heads accept him for what he Mr. Leonard was active in the “Every civilized man must confiscated in the raid, but no appear in Circuit Court 12, East ankle in September. Manchester. Witnesses in the town near ' A spokesman said the house, he was reading,” says Henry’s mother. by the Clowns—sign him now or forget about him. is-one of the greatest. And I mean one of the all-time Connecticut Automobile ask himself where this plague estimate was available as to Hartford, May 6. The next year he recovered completely from the injury She was named master of An­ the Lebanese border told the guerrillas were wearing greatest.” Dealers’ Association. He was a will lead,” Eban said. “The dollar value or specific types of dover Grange in 1939 and was national radio the decisive explosive belts and had specific drugs. the first woman to serve in that past exalted ruler of the conclusion must be a war Charles Turkowski, 16, of 360 Israeli army counterattack instructions to blow themselves Charged with sale of nar­ Pleasant Valley Rd., South post. She also received many Willimantic Lodge of Elks, a without restraint against, Site Search member of the Eastern Star came when a paratrooper unit up if Israeli troops stormed the cotics and possession of con­ Windsor, was charged with BUCK awards as a Grange lecturer. enemies of humanity and an building. SALEM (UPI) — Connecticut to landed on top of a seized three- trolled drugs were Brian J. speeding Wednesday. He is Before she retired in 1966, she Lodge of Masons in Williman­ entrepreneur Michael Corrado story apartment building from Kelley, 17, of 104 Delmont St.; was employed for many years tic, a life member of the Colum­ is looking for a town that wants scheduled to appear In Circuit a helicopter. Then,- coor­ John B. Brittney, 18, of 146 Court 12, East Hartford, May 6. by the state Board of Education bia Grange, a life member of a horse race track. Corrado is Royals Cop First the Columbia Volunteer Fire dinating their attack with Lenox St.; and Charles LeBrun, in Hartford. proposing to spend 325 million Department, and an honorary soldiers on the ground, they 18, of 107 Spruce St. Survivors are a brother, on such a track^f he can find a South Windsor Police are in­ Herald Angie life member of the Hamburg began moving into the building ' Also arrested was Phillip Edwin Lindholm of Andover; firing as they went. File for Track place to build it. His original vestigating a break reported at Rose, 32, of. Storrs. He was and two sisters. Miss Anna Cove Yacht Club of Lyme. plan to build a track on 200 the home of Georgette Ihomas, Other survivors are two About that time, the charged wHhdllegal possession Against Oakland Lindholm and Mrs. Amede acres in Salem fell through High St>, South Windsor. Police witnesses said, the room where of controlled drugs and third- By Earl Yost Boudreau, both of Andover. daughters, Mrs. Nancy (Continued from Page One) Racing Division, estimated it Tuesday night when town of­ said entry was gained through a the guerrillas were barricaded degree assault. Rose was Funeral services are Friday Chapdelaine of Talcottville and would take the various agencies ficials veto^ the idea. Corrado cellar door and a kereo and Sports Editor Maurine Leonard of Santa Bar­ exploded. days to advertise the informa­ released on a 35,0000 surety NEW YORK (UPI) - Kansas City’s In other AL games, Milwaukee at 1:30 p.m. at her home. The “As we ran up the stairs, they about 90 days to process the says he will advertise for an in­ speakers valued at aMut 3500, bid to overtake the Oakland A’s in the downed Cleveland 6-4, Minnesota bara, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. tion in a newspaper circulating application — leading to a terested town. bond for court appearance April was reported missing. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, co­ were holed up in the last in Colchester. 29. American League West this season edged Chicago 6-5 and California beat pastor of Emanuel Lutheran Robert C. Johnson of West license. apartment,” one soldier told If there is any opposition to The three 'youths were after falling six games short last year Texas 4-3. Baltimore at Boston was Church of Manchester, will of­ Hartford, and two grandsons. Hayes estimated a year after the radio. “As we got there they the dog track, a petition con­ arrested at the Spruce St. ad­ will largely depend on the right arm o f « postponed by a spring snowstorm. ficiate. Burial will be in An­ Funeral services are Satur­ that for finalizing the plans, set off their charges and blew taining the signatures of 200 dress on a search warrant PinetNirst Grocei^ dover Cemetery. day at 1 p.m. at the Potter putting the- facility out for bid No Natives in Majors 25 year old Steve Busby and the up the wall and that closed the electors or 5 per cent, issued by Circuit (}ourt 12. Rose Brewers 6, Indians 4 Friends may call at her home Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., and completing construction. introdiKies muscles of John Mayberry. account.” whichever is greater, must be 3 Billion Cans Saved was arrested earlier in the day With Jay Johnstone returned to the Oakland organization this evening. Willinlantic. Burial will be in The three principles have an Busby, beaten three times in four Veteran Don Money blasted his first One witness said the filed with the town clerk within on a separate warrant. by the St. Louis Cardinals, Manchester does not have a The Potter Funeral Home, Old Willimantic Cemetery. option to purchase the 47.5-acre 20 CITIES RECLAIM CANS outings against the A’s last year, major league grand slam home run in guerrillas appeared to be 30 days of the advertised notice Kelley and Brittney were native in the major leapes for the first time in nearly a 456 Jackson St., Willimantic, is Friends may call at the^ parcel, on condition the state Chicago—An estimated 3 bil­ showed he may be on the right road to the bottom of the ninth inning to give funeral home Friday from 7 to 9 ^ between 20 and 30 years of age. requesting a referendum. lion steel containers were mag­ each released on 3500 non­ decade. Tom Kelley, who pitched for Cleveland and Atlan­ in charge of arrangements. license is granted. t iie “Im i r e m f helping the Royals improve their se­ the Brewers their victory over p.m. “Those who have been inside The referendum must be held netically recovered and recycled surety bonds with court ta in the big show, is with Richmojid, Va., in the Inter­ cond place finish as he held the A’s to Cleveland and hand the Indians their the building say there is the within 30 to 60 days of the peti­ Plans call for a complete dog- by more than 20 U. S. cities appearance scheduled for April national Xeape. Johnstone has been farmed out to the ice milk with ten six hits en route to a 4-1 victory fourth straight loss. tion filing. racing facility and a skating and municipalities in 1973. In 29. Pacific Coast L eape by the A’s. Johnstone’s case is a If the dog track is disap­ rink. A semi-enclosed grands­ 1974 an estimated 4 billion will LeBrun was still in custody of Wednesday night. J Twins 6, White Sox 5 Mrs, Nellie Kettledon all natural flavors strange one. He had a p e a t spring with the Cards, playing proved by a simple majority of tand would accommodate 3,000 be recovered. the police late this morning. Mayberry, a 6-foot-3, 220-pound Five walks, Jerry Terrell’s double all ttifee outfield positions as well as first base, hit over (UPI photo) ANDOVER — Mrs. Nellie Budget Voted, those voting, the result would persons and a parking lot would slugger who led the Royals with 26 and Tony Oliva’s sacrifice fly gave Mary Kettledon, 73, of .300, yet was cut...Bill Modean has enrolled at Ted constitute a bar to a state accomodate 2,700 cars. y 2 g d . * i ‘ * homers last season, gave Busby all Minnesota a four-run seventh inning Blanket of Snow Covered Fenway Park Diamond Newington died Tuesday at license. Williams Camp in Lakeville, Mass., for a week in in its victory over the White Sox. Hartford Hospital. She was the Sales Tax Cut the help he needed in the first inning If the dog track is approved, June...Earflaps on batting helmets are mandatory for Yesterday^s Second Scheduled Opener Was Postponed Again The grandstand would include Your future begins today And PInehurst fsatures when he cracked a 430-foot shot with a With one out in the seventh, Terrell mother of Mrs. Louise the state would proceed to scholastic baseball games in Connecticut this HARTFORD (UPI) — a clubhouse and dining rooms. nian on for his first homer of the year. doubled to drive in Jim Holt, who was Parkington of Andover and legislature Feb. 6, the governor process the application, with all 8EALTEST Connecticut lawmakers have The plans provide kennels for season...Combining their talents to set a new high team walked by starter Stan Bahnsen. widow of Henry J. Kettledon. presented a spending plan state agencies which have an “I had to do something ‘cause they given Gov. ’Thomas J. Meskill a boarding dogs, living- ICECREAM record in the Junior Bowling L eape at the Parkade Lanes Terry Forster relieved and walked Other survivors include totalling about 31.32 billion. interest lending a hand. ALL FLAVORS kicked me around pretty good last state budget exceeding his own recreation quarters for per­ was the team of Ron Carone, Dave Brown, Dan Humiston, another daughter, eight Both Houses also approved To be checked out would be SPECIAL year,” Busby said. “I had to change Rod Carew and Larry Hisle with the spending proposal by about 360 sonnel, maintenance buildings Bob Rdman and Jeff Jones. The quintet rolled 3,007, which grandchildren, and a great­ legislation eliminating the such critical areas as security, my thinking, mix up my pitches bases loaded to score two runs. Cy grandchild. y - million. and other related accessory included a handicap...Jim Leber, Little Leape baseball Mets Find New Stopper capital gains tax on the sale of financial responsibility, en­ ... l more.” Acosta replaced Forster and gave up The funeral is Monday at 9:15 In major actions Wednesday, buildings and structures. propam president in Manchester, reports the recent raf­ homes bymersons 65 and over, vironmental impact, transpor­ I Save 30$ on* ‘e‘ac‘h i ‘l’.‘4*9 Vi | Busby, now 2-0 after finishing 16-15 a sacrifice fly to Oliva to score Sergio a.m. from th# Fisette Funeral the Connecticut Senate and Today’s application is the fle netted a profit of J31,100. Leber said he hopes the new NEW YORK (UPI) - Now they Apodaca was unperturbable effective retroactively to Jan. 1 tation and health. gallon you buy. Buy $1.29,1 last year, had a one hitter going and Ferrer. Hisle accounted for the other Home, 20 Sisson Ave.-, Hart­ House of Representatives ap­ first for a dog track in Connec­ I playing field off Love Lane will be ready for use for post­ have relief pitcher Bob Apoda,ca Wednesday when Manager Yogi proved a budget for the coming of this year. Sturgis Sobin, executive had retired 11 men in succession two runs with RBI singles in the ford, with a Mass at St. Mary’s ticut filed with the state. j$1.39 and '$1.49 Flavors I season championship play...Joe Calaci of Rockville, a fine “believing” in the New York Mets’ Berra thrust him into a similar posi­ fiscal year of 31.38 billion and Taxpayers are expected to director of the commission’s all for the.low $1.19 Vi gal. before Ray Fosse singled and took se­ fourth and sixth. Church, Newington, at 10. save about 350 million between I baseball player with Manchester (im m unity College last ability to rule as National Leaguer con­ tion. reduced the state sales tax I price... cond on a wild pitch in the sixth. Bill Dick Allen slammed a two-run Burial will be in Cedar Hili the bill’s effective date. May 1, spring, has decided not to play this season. 'The little man querors. Relief ace Tug McGraw was in the Cemetery, Newington. from 6.5 per cent to 6 per cent. North walked and Bert Campaneris homer in the fifth and Carlos May and the end of the next fiscal Icome to l**lneKuW*for*Vm-l was a hard hitting outfielder with speed to bum on the base Last year, Apodaca made a late dressing room with a fever and sore Friends may call at the The lower sales tax goes into singled home Fosse. collected four straight singles to pace effect May 1. year, June 30, 1975. Iported and Domestic paths...Joe Whelton has narrowed his college choices down season’ debut against the Pittsburgh throat when starter Jerry Koosman funeral home Sunday from 2 to ■ Canned Hams. Ken Holtzman, 21-13 last year, took the White Sox attack. Both measures need Meskill’s Meskill wanted the sales tax to two schools, both in state the latest report claims...A1 Pirates and walked the only two men put the tying and winning runs on base 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. iTobln’s^ 1st Prize Hams,] his second loss in as many starts. Angels 4, Rangers 3 signature to become law, reduced from 6.5 per cent to six Downing, the Los Angele Dodger southpaw pitcher who he faced. It was a critical big league with one out in the ninth inning. per cent beginning April 1, but ■ Morrell’s E-Z Cut, Fully Busby also received offensive help Richie Scheinblum scored the tie-' however. At the opening of the served up Hank Aaron’s 715th home run, was a speaker in appearance for the 23-year-old Reggie Smith’s triple and Ted Sim­ its effective date was delayed I Cooked Hams. from Fred Patek, who gave the breaking run from first base on Ellie Manchester several years ago at a St. James’ Sports Night righthander and Apodaca’s wildness mons’ single pushed St. Louis to by the Finance Committee. I Genuine Spring Lamb Legs Royals a 3-0 lead with a solo homer in Rodriguez’ single and a fielding error at Manchester High...Former State Rep. Jerry Allen of almost cost toe Mets toe game and within one run of the Mets. The budget approved FUNERAL HOME Perdue Roasting Chickens the fifth. The Royals added their by leftfielder Alex Johnson with one Wednesday by both Houses of Established 1874-Three Generations of Service Perdue Chicken Parts Rockville will make his track debut in Vernon’s Rabbit could conceivably have cost them the Berra didn’t hesitate in summoning Construction Grant feepsake' fourth run in the eighth on Amos Otis’ out in the ninth inning gave California pennant. Apodaca to protect a 3-2 lead. the legislature is the product of 142 East Center Street, Manchester 646-5310 ll8TIIIIO«.ei*HONO RINOt^ Run Saturday afternoon. Allen is a former basketball triple and Fran Healy’s double. its win over Texas. the GOP-controlled Ap­ A Speelsl Price On player and now an ardent golfer. Awarded to Hospital VENTURA S300. \ propriations Committee, which Manchester Area WED. RING FARMUND altered Meskill’s budget Conference of Churches Coming Out of Retirement By JUNE TOMPKINS million in construction grants proposal following his an­ A beautiful Keepsake from the State Hill-Burton Ad­ nouncement March 11 that he diamond ring will brilliantly BACON Coming out of retirement after an 11-year layoff from A construction grant for visory Council approved for 10 would not seek re-election to a Sponsors reflect your love now and duckipin bowling is Clayt Fuller. Pressed into duty last 3500,000 for modernization at hospitals in Connecticut. second term. week as a spare at the Holiday Lanes, Fuller turned in a The federal grants are forever. Perfect clarity, fine ■ The lowest price In a long Manchester Memorial Hospital Democrats, the minority par­ Ecumenical Easter Itime... 373 triple, proof that he’s still oiie of the best bowlers Atlanta Back to Normal, 6,246 Fans white color and precise cut was approved Wednesday by limited to one-third of the total ty, offered a series of project witha 3500,000 ceiling are assured. Keepsake .. . We will *Have Ali 'f he BeM around...Norm Lalond’s best better than 200 duepkpin NEW YORK (UPI) — Those “fans” the Atlanta Braves who only drew 800,655 fans last season. Only the San Diego Expos 12, Pirates 8 the state Public Health Council. amendments to liberalize spen­ Sunrise Services single game this season was 243 recently at the T- The money is part of 34.7 per category of construction. there is no finer diamond ring. Brands of were so concerned about a few days ago now don’t seem Padres, who were supposed to be moving last season, drew Rookie Jim Cox’ double snapped an 8-8 tie in the 13th in­ ding and increase aid to towns, Sunday, April 14 — 7 A.M. Bowl...Fishing season in Connecticut doesn’t open until Paul E. Moss, assistant but then were turned back in wrsssvFMiee: $250 that concerned about the Atlanta. Braves. fewer fans in the National League with a 611,816 atten­ ning and started a four-run rally that lifted Montreal past WED. RING $125; MAN'S $176 EASTER POUSH Saturday, April 20 at 6 a.m. The State will stock 800,000 hospital superintendent, said the Republican-dominated » Hank Aaron returned to the lineup Wednesday night for dance. Pittsburgh. The Pirates have now lost three straight. today eight contractors are legislature. Manchester High School SliOKEOAHIESH catchable trout this season, between 50 and 60 per cent his first action since hitting his record 715th homer on The Braves had figured their 11-game home stand at the Pittsburgh had scored two in the ninth to send toe game being consulted as to what the Senators approved the Memorial Field before opening day and all by June l...If the weatherman Monday night. start of toe season would be a real bonanza with Aaron into extra innings after Montreal scored three in the top of In Memoriam cost will be for the renovation cooperates in Boston, fans will see a new look at Fenway In loving memory of Joseph Senna Sr. lowered sales tax, 34-0, after But only 6,426 fans showed up to see Aaron go O-for-4 shooting for his record homer. But Hank did it so fast, get­ the ninth. project involving the old north Democratic Senators Joseph (In Event of Bain .KIELBASY Park when the Red Sox play. 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^ N C H E S T E R EVEJVlNgJIERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs,, April 11. 1974- PAGE TWRNTV.nMir p *• ‘-ir' i The Bruins’ One Weak Link (rnM ''dt" Bullets Square Set^ 3TJ STANDINGS ■ rw Nicklaus Favored n Finale in New York AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) - “I enjoyed the pressure that golf earnings so far this year— Filled by Gilles Gilbert Relaxed and confident Jack built up when I won the first more than double that earned American League LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - Archie Kevin Porter on the bench in the se­ Nicklaus, winner of more two in 1972," said Nicklaus. I by Nicklaus who won only the East Clark got rid of some self-doubt cond half. major titles than any other would enjoy that again.” Hawaiian Open in six 1974 tour­ NEW YORK (UPI) — What could have been the one W L Pet. GB was. Our goaltending was superb and Favell made some Wednesday night. golfer, past or present, was That was the year Nicklaus nament appearances. weak link in the Boston Bruins’ mighty armor appears to “Kevin suggested that I let Archie New York 4 0 1.000 super saves.” Clark, who had suffered a series of go back in the second half,” Jones the favorite today at the won the Masters and U.S. Open “I have been playing well have been nicely plugged by Gilles Gilbert. but had his drive for the “Grand Milwaukee 2 1 .677 IW Red Kelly, the Toronto coach, also raved about the net- injuries in the past two years,-acored said. “New Y6rk has been shutting off start of the Masters, but the although I haven’t been sipring Although the Bruins ran up-the best record during the SIrid” ended by a second-place as well as I should,”' said Baltimore 2 2 .500 2 minding for both teams and, alluding to the fact that 20 points for the Capital Bullets - 12 the middle'against Kevin, taking oddsmaker thinks Johnny Boston 1 1 .500 2 National Hockey League’s regular campaign, some of them in the final quarter — to help finish to Lee Trevino in the Nicklaus. “Obviously, that was wston is a heavy favorite in the series, remarked: ‘‘I away his penetration. Archie was Miller’s chances are almost British Open. caused by my short game and I Detroit 2 3 .400 2W observers felt they could be hurt in the Stanley Cup even his team’s NBA first-round as good. think this series might go longer than mpst expected. I was going good topight, so why change a Miller, a 26-year-old Califor­ think I have that in hand now!” □eveland 0 4 .000 4 playoffs by their lack of experience at the key goaltending ^ y o ff series with New York at 3-3. pretty pleased with tonight’s game although I don’t think good thing?” Nicklaus, who already has nian who won last year’s U.S. Nicklaus had a scare West spot. The final game will be played Fridav four Masters among his 14 W L Pet. we skated as well as we might have. But we won’t lose too Elvin Hayes scored 31 points and Open, started out this year’s W^nesday when he tripped GB But when Boston’s potent firepower fizzled in the in New York. major championships, was to Minnesota 3 1 many games that way.” grabbed 22 rebounds to lead Capital. PGA tour like a house afire, going down a single step in .750 opening playoff game against Toronto Wednesday night, it tee off at 1:35 p.m. EDT as a 31 (?alifomia 3 1 .750 It vvould be hard to determine how much the lack of I ve been out of condition for Walt Frazier led the Knicks with 25 becoming the first man ever to front of the clubhouse at the was Gilbert who came to the rescue by turning aside all 35 favorite while Miller, winner of Oakland 3 2 .600 Vt experience cost Montreal, which was the only one of the probably two years and I’m just star­ points. 0 win the first three tournaments Augusta National, but he shots sent at him as the Bruins edged the Leafs 1-0. In his four tournaments the first three in a row. He added victory No. 4 Kansas City 2 2 .500 1 four hotne teams to lose its opening game. Rookie Bunny ting to get back into physical con­ Frazier said the Bullets “finally got expressed confidence that only previous post-season outing, for Minnesota, Gilbert months of this year, was at the Heritage Classic last although he appeared to hurt Texas 2 3 .400 IW Urocque, just one year out of juniors, made his playoff dition.” Clark said. “You like to think had been touched for four goals. something going from the outside” in scheduled out an hour earlier as month and goes into the his back in the fall it wouldn’t Chicago 0 4 .000 3 debut for the Canadiens and was touch^ for goals by Steve that you can contribute every night the fourth quarter. “We lost our a 4-1 choice. Wednesday’s Results "I played a lot this year,” Gilbert answered when the Masters with nearly $150,000 in be serious enough to affect his Vickers and Bruce MacGregor within a 19-second span of but I’ve had my doubts. My shooting momentum and Archie played well.” Although he insists he has had Baltimore at Boston, PPD question of his inexperience was brought up. “I find you play in the Masters. the opening period. touch was off to start tonight but it This is the sixth straight year the no specific goals since winning -Minnesota 6, Chicago 5 can’t buy experience. You have to work, work, work.” rifergin veteran Ed Giacomin needed in finally came around and I felt pretty Bullets have met the Knicks in the PGA last August and Milwaukee 6, Cleveland 4 ’Two other quarterfinal rounds also got underway good.” the New York net as he allowed only a second-period goal playoffs. The only series the Bullets thereby eclipsing Bobby Jones’ Kansas City 4, Oakland 1 Wednesday night with the New York Rangers turning in previous record (or most major California 4, Texas 3 to Steve Shutt. Defensemen Dale Rolfe and Brad Park Capital struggled through the first won was in the seventh game at New Girls Lose in Track the only surprise by whipping the Canadiens 4-1 at Mon­ victories, the 34-year-old Oniy games scheduled scored the other Ranger goals. three quarters, edging ahead by one York three years ago. treal and Chicago beating Los Angeles 3-1. The Nicklaus admitted he liked Today’s Games ^ Montreal Coach Scotty Bowman, saying the Rangers point at the start of the final period “I’m very happy to be going back to Opening yesterday with a 62 Philadelphia-Atlanta series began Tuesday night with the being in the favorite’s role. Results: 80-yd hurdles. 1. Howard Texas (Clyde (Ml) at Califor­ “played a perfect game,” gave his young goalie a vote of and then breaking open to outscwe New York,” Jones said. “The seventh 1/3 to 46 2/3 loss to Hall was the 1H). Markiewicz (H1,3. Walter (M) 13 2 Flyers winning. I UPI photo) “ I’m just dreading the day 1-mile run: 1. Swille (H), 2. Walsh IH), nia (Singer 0-0) confidence by announcing Larocque would be back in the the Knicks 41-25 in the fourth stanza w game will certainly be different. You Manchester High girls’ track 3. D. Shanley (Ml 6:50. All four series resume tonight for game No. 2 with I'm not the favorite,’’ said Chicago (Kaat 0-0) at net tonight. wring out a 109-92 win. don’t know what’s going to happen. Bullets^ Clark Basket-Bound Nicklaus, also the only man to team in West Hartford. High jump: 1. Markiewicz (H), 2. Goss Minnesota (Decker 0-0) Boston, Montreal, Chicago and Philadelphia once again The locals dominated the run­ (M). 3. Zola (H) 4’4” “I’m not going to fault our goaler. Bunny Larocque,” ■iV “We were playing it one-on-one,” It’s a game of breaks.” Knicks^ Reed Failed in Block Try win more than $2 million Javelin: 1. Bernard (H),2. Zola (H),3 New York (Stottlemyre 1-0) serving as the host cities. ning events while Hall had an Bach (H) 7510" Bowman said, adding, “Our power play was pitiful and vve Capital Coach K.C. Jones said, “Friday,” said Clark, “is do or die. playing golf. “Although I don’t at Detroit (Coleman 0-0) Greg Sheppard scored the only goal for Boston at 4:22 of easy time in the field events. 100-yd. dash: t. Goss (Ml, 2. Smith got no scoring chances. But that Giacomin, he really made “taking wild shots, and yet we were I think we’ve got the best play-off have any specifid goals for this (H). 3. (tie) Maher (M) Foran (M) Milwaukee (Slayton 1-0) at the second period when he picked up his own rebound and ■ - * Lack of depth and experience Howard (H) 12.9. the difference.” still in the ball game. talent but New York has got the most year, I’d like to be in position to Cleveland (Tidrow 0-1) rammed it past goaltender Doug Favell, who was credited win all four major tour­ hurt according to Coach Barry 440-yd. run: 1. Crowley (M), 2. Maher Baltimore (McNally 0-1) at Gene Carr gave Los Angeles a quick 1-0 lead but Chicago The coach said Clark was “going knowhow. Ours, however, is im­ ABA One Step Away Bernstein. (M). 3. Ladd (H) 1:10.1. with 33 saves. S'. well,” so he decided to leave guard naments. To do that, I have to 880-yd. run: 1. Shanley (M), 2. Crowley Boston (Tiant 0-0) got goals from Darcy Rota and Dennis Hull in the second proving.” win the first one.” Outstanding for Manchester VII. 3. Gaffey (H) 2:53. You won’t see any better goaltending than you saw DENVER (UPI) - The Shot Put: f. Bernard (H), 2. Byrne Only games scheduled period to move in front for good. Stan Mikita then added an ‘|What we need is one of two were tri-captains Barb tonight,” said Bruin Coach Pep Guidolin. ‘‘Had they gotten American Basketball Associa­ The Masters annually is the (H). 3. Noble (H) 26’ 11". empty net goal with only 48 seconds left in the game. things,” Hannum said Crowley, Cathy Maher and Dar­ Long Jump: 1. Markiewicz (H), 2. the goal, they could have won — that’s the type of game it tion is just one step away from first leg of the so-called “Grand Howard (H). 3. Ladd (H) 14’4” Wednesday. “Either a truly cy Walter; juniors Jackie Goss, achieving total success, accor­ Slam” which also includes the 220-yd. dash: 1. Foran (Ml, 2. Waller strong Aba with a good televi­ Cindy and Debbie Shanley ; and (Ml, 3. Mhyr (H) 30.1. National League Basketball Exhibition ding to Alex Hannum, the head U.S. and British opens and the sion contract or some kind of PGA championship. Nicklaus sophomores Mary Foran and 440-yd. relay: I. Manchester (Goss, East Ball Games coach, general manager and Cheryl Redmer. Wojnarowski, Foran. Maher) 58.8. agreement with the NBA. has won all four at least twice, 880-medley relay: 1. Manchester W L Pet. GB president of the ABA’s Denver Next meet is Tuesday at (Goss, Walter, Maher, Oowley) 2:10.9. Chicago 2 0 1.000. V, Conditions permitting, Rockets. but ever more than two the Howe Boys Shine, Senior Softball same year. Windham High. Montreal 1 0 1.000 Ik Manchester High and East Barnes to Play St. Louis 2 1 .667 Vi League Sign-Up Catholic High are both New York 2 1 .667 Vk Whalers Defeated scheduled to open their Philadelphia 1 3 .250 2 The Senior Softball League (Herald photo by Dunn) home baseball seasons At East Monday Pittsburgh 0 3 .000 2Ik NEW YORK (UPI) - Even Thursday for girls 13 through 16 will hold today. Wes! Dale Bard Makes Bid for Little League Job when big daddy doesn’t get into Mark Howe and Andre Hinse BASEBALL its final sign-up Saturday next W L Pet. GB TryoutJIook Place at Waddell Field, Note expressions East, loser in its (febut Sometimes the best is left for scoring punch with the Friars the act, the Howe family puts scored within a 68-second span Penney al Manchester to the high school athletic field San Francisco 5 1 last week, is slated to face last and that’s the way Ray this campaign, plus Tom .833 on a pretty good show. of the third period to lift the Bloomfield at South Windsor from 10 to noon and 1 to 3. The Los Angeles 5 1 .833 league features stealing, bunt­ St.Thomas Aquinas of McKenna feels when he brings Walters of Washington, Al The Howe brothers, Mark and Aeros to victory. VInal Tech at Rham Cincinnati 3 3 .500 2 New Britain at 3:30 at the in All-American Marvin Barnes Baker of Providence, Charlie Marty, upstaged their more An oddity occurred in the Elllnuton at East Windsor ing, no-arc pitching and the Houston 2 3 .400 2Vk of Providence College and h ir Crawford of PC’s 1972-73 squad famous father ^Gordie third period when a puddle of Bolton at Portland guarantee that all girls who Eagles' Field. Atlanta 2 4 .333 3 all-stars to face the Explorers. and Gene Doyle out of Holy Wednesday night as each water at the Houston blueline TRACK sign up will play in every game. Manchester High will San Diego 0 5 .000 4Vk The basketball exhibition will Cross. scored a goal to lead the failed to freeze. The referee East Catholic at Manchester Girls Not Eligible to Register or Play make its seasonal debut take place Monday night at The Explorers, New England IN ECONOMY CARS, ruled the period be broken into Coventry at Ellington BOSTON (UPI) - Outfielder against Penney High of Wednesday's Results Houston Aeros to a 3-2 victory East Catholic High starting at Baske'tball Assn, champs, have 10 minute halves as is the rule Saturday Reggie Jackson, the world New York 3, St. Loul? 2 over the Winnipeg Jets in a East Hartford at 3:30 at 7:30. copped 30 of 34 meetings this in international hockey. BASEBALL champion Oakland Athletics’ (Chicago 7, Philadelphia 6 World Hockey Association Kelley Field. First pitch in Barnes was a consensus All- season. playoff game. In other, WHA playoff action St. Paul at East Catholic Most Valuable Player last San Francisco 4, Cincinnati 3 the CCIL test was set for American this season as he Tickets are now on sale at Chicago nipped New England 2- MCC at Mattatuck CC season, Wednesday was Montreal 12, Pittsburgh 8 (13) The triumph gave the Aeros a Little League Baseball 3:30. again led Providence to East Catholic High and at 2-0 lead in their best-of-seven 1 and Minnesota routed Edmon­ Windsor at Rockville selected the first weekly winner Los Angeles 4, Atlanta 0 ton 6-2. Yesterday’s scheduled national recognition. His team­ Nassiff Arms. Fans will save 50 Houston 9, San Diego 1 West Division semifinal in the American Star Parade. mates will include Ken Stacum, cents by purchasing them in ad­ series. game between Cheney THE DODGE BOYS Tech and Windham Tech the second half of the one-two vance. ProgramOnlyfor Boys at Cheney’s diamond was By Earl Yost postponed due to the Everett Youngsters Williamsport rules girls can play, weather and reset for April Detroit^s Ray Scott Unless Williamsport changes its we’ll go along with it.” 19. Enter Silver Mittens ruling no female will be allowed to Every boy who registers and NBA Coach“of‘Year participate in Manchester’s Little ARE RKHT ON TUtGET. attends two-thirds of the practice FREE SAFETY CHECK Winner in the 100-pound class League Baseball program. - DETROIT (UPI) - Ray team — though I probably year-old Mike must wait sessions will wind up on one of the Scott, who has turned the in the annual Silver Mittens’ another few years before get­ That’s the word from Jim Leber teams in either the Big League, the should have — but we still Detroit Pistons from a laughing Art and Ray take great Boxing Tournament in Lowell, ting into actual competition president. Farm League or the Rookie Leagub. haven’t gotten a diamond ring stock into a team nobody takes pride In their work. Art Mass., a year ago, Chris although he may appear in an Last weekend - Saturday and Sun­ (symbolic of the NBA cham­ Officers for the 1974 season will be: as a joke, has been named IN THE USAC *'MILES-PER-GALLON SHOWDOWN/’ haa 14 years of Everett will be after the 118- exhibition, his trainer and day - marked the first two days of the pionship). Leber, president; Frank Galasso, vice Coach of the Year in the experience all In brake pound crown this time around. father, Earle Everett, annual tryouts at Buckley, Verplanck The 14-year-old Manchester president; Randy Hill, secretary; and National Basketball Associa­ “This is what we are building work..Ray, employed by reported. and Waddell Fields. Nearly 500 youngster will make his debut Skip Mikoleit, treasurer. tion. for, not.only a championship NIchols-Manchester Tire, April 26 in the five-week long youngsters between the ages of eight Serving as commissioners will be The Pistons’ coach drew 33 of team mit a championship DART SPORT BEATS NOVA Inc. for the past 5 years, event. and 12 reported. American League - Yosh Vincek the 51 votes cast to easily win organization." h a s 13 years total One was a young girl. When she the honor in his first full season. Thirteen-year-old Steve Rallies to Win International League - Leo Durocher Detroit is currently in the Jack Ramsay of Buffalo experience. For safety Everett, who gained the ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - attempted to register, Lou Pilver, National League-Lo Lou Pilver. NBA playoffs for the first time BY 8.1 MPG. finished second with 10 votes, sake, put your car In the semifinals in the 80-pound Second-seeded Stan Smith National, League president, who was This season each of the Big League in a half-dozen years, trailing , Country Club Larry Costello of Milwaukee hands of men that know bracket a year ago, wilt try his dropped the opening set 6-7 but in charge of the sessions at Buckley, teams will be allowed to carry eight Chicago 3-2 in games but Following are Uw itartlng Umea and drew four. Bill Sharman of Los service. luck in the 100-pound division rallied Wednesday to stop reported play was for boys only and 12-year-olds on their 15-man rosters. pairings for the Four Ball Golf Tourna­ playing on the Pistons’ home this season. ment ai Manchester Country Ciub Satur­ Angeles three and K.C. Jones of Ismail El Shafei of Egypt and she could not participate. Once again there will be three Big day. court tonight. Ronnie, 11, recovering from a Philadelphia onel win a quarterfinal berth in the “We couldn’t take her,” Leber said, Leagues and as many Farm Leagues 6:52 Schilling. Mtgliore, Moffat. Grif­ broken foot, will be in the 85- Blue Group World Cham­ fiths “This is my greatest personal The Detroit franchise had an­ “because its against the Little League with 15 teams in each league, plus the 6:58 McFarland, Mistretta, Jones, N. nually been one of the jokes of pound class. pionship Tennis tourney at the honor,’’ Scott said Wednesday rules. Uttle League is for boys only, Rookie League. Eight teams made up Smith when told of his selection by the the league since coming from We Check The fourth brother, nine- Vistana Racquet Club. 7:06 Daley. Riggott, Tracey, J. Miller • FRONT END according to the constitution. If the latter a year ago. 7:13 Kieman, Teels, LaFrancIs, Eigner NBA. “I never made an all-star Fort Wayne, Ind., in 1957. • DISC BRAKES Cronin, C.C. McCarUiy, McLafferty, • BALL JOINTS ’ 7:27 Moran, Conklin, Stuek, Dutelle Sawe*20*ona 7:34 Kennedy, Fiorl, Weiman, Turley • WHEEL BEARINGS 7:41 Zemke, Marshail, Karszes, LaPenta PowrDrh’eTora • COMPLETE 7:48 Starter’s Time Now*139*j’ Bowling 7:55 C. Boggini, Ansaldl, Cerina, E. Toro LimitnlOffrr: Thii EXHAUST Anderson jpecully pmrd Toro II* 8:02 K, Gordon, Mazanec, Harvey, Whirlwind* mu»rr II jvsiUble only whdo AND OF COURSE NERICAN Engberg ' , invrnlofin Uft. WEDNESDAY WIVES- 8:09 Fahey, Kristof, Jacobson Remes llhaitlldieirgtum YOUR TIRES Charles Tarplnian 205-515, Ray 8:16 Ready, Homans, puts, H. Peck Spring that msLe thii Torr> a Toro: fingrrtin gtarting. 'Silrty Carol Dell’Angela 200-473, Mary Duhamel 203-519, Mike Kilby 8:23 McGurkIn, Mattern, Hayes, Bar* to nelp drRrrt ttonn, Boyko 177-503, Lynne Topping Schaffer ‘Rev Safely Shield* a nd 'THE Safety Shoe 209-553, Frank Ruff 213-544, 8:30 Genovese, Bates, S. Leone, V the eiduiive Wind -Tunnel* — Fast Courteous Sorvico — housing whk-h«acuumi 226-525, Joyce Fontaine 199-468, Bruce Berg 203-530, Paul Ford Arastinelli as)-aamour. WITH THE STEEL TOEI Dixie Ford 179-468, Elvina 8:M B. Bamingham, SembenotU, C. Savings 509, Don Palmer 507, Real Filloramo, Morifne Dodge SERVICE ON FOREIGN & COMPACT CARS Balch 481, Joanne Komer 465. 2t"Sclf-Pro|«'II«l Audet 214-215-603, Vic ^uadrito 8:44 CurUs, Butler, Bonadles, Mitchell \Vhv sprnf) armthrr summer 508, Bob Audet 512, Ken Tomlin­ 8:51 Novak, RosenUial, Foster, Bengston curting that ruUiiiR hull (hat u s ^ to ’■ SPECIAL OF THE WSFlf Braeei>lated HOME ENGINEERS- Ginny 8:58 Backiel, Dubois, Brown, McNamara be I lawnmcnver. • heugonal eyeleta. son 507, Al Bolis 502, Stan 6:05 D. Bamingham, R. Macaione, Iiivir jtl.« h\’ not Irraf vmirself to HERE ARE THE OFFICIAL RESULTS! Ont-plece moccasin toe. Clark 179-495, Chris Sullivan Zatkowski 518, Bill Reiser 526, Lavey, Palmer iToio’. K^pr(lJll\ iim\ ilunngToros 191-471, Martha Montany 190- 9:12 Gardella, Glngras, P. Taylor, Shen- bpriiicSav iiiC'*>i>«‘n.iI. We wanted to kniDW what ciur Dodge cars would do in gas economy in situations as close to actual driving Spoclal-danslly polytther loam. a e m Quey 524, Bemie Szarek ning Yiinr lotncir.ilrr ii.ivilirmliffrrrnt 499, Hilma McComb 180-529, 501, Mario Frattaroli 513, Mai 9:l9 Steeves, T. Leone, Malls, N. offen ileiigned to male it eavy for you to conditions as possible. At the same time, we wanted to know how well Dodge would do against the competition’s “Aualamparad” alatl aalaty lo t. own one of Toro's prrci Jon engineered G erry T ucker 189-203-560, Dana 519, Ed Yourkas 516, Jim Zavarella lawn rutting macIiineA. cars-cars of comparable size and even smaller. 9:26 Morlarty, J. Macaione, Betko, Ber- Hut liiirrv, like all goo«l tilings, tbif ALL Marlys Dvorak 478, Eleanor Cooper 217. tussi: Lamlnata of woven cotton offer u’oti ( lart foirtrr. anil napped sheeting Cooney 451. 9:33 Lipinski, Charlebois, W. Skinner, H. Impregnated with Angel The United States Auto Club (USAC) conducted its “ Miles-Per-Gallon Showdown” in the Arizona-Southern vinyl acetate latei. Y LEAGUE^ Roy DeVeau 9:40 Pearson, Gazza, P.J. Sullivan, S. California area between Jjnuary 10 and 13, 1974. All automobiles used in the test were acquired by USAC SPICE- Gwen Steeves 133- 157-144-433, Hank Martyn 169- Filloramo Full leather vamp^ 9:47 Starters Time Free Key Start wvrth *.30* GOODYEAR POLYGLASS 342, Nancy Joyce 149-382. 423, Art Johnson 143-136-135-414, Bagging Kit included through normal retail channels. Many of the drivers were sports car enthusiasts and amateur rallyists. However, and toe lining. “ 9:54 Carlson, H. GIglio, H. Gardella, J. none were professional automobile drivers. Mike Balesano 142-137-413, Clementino Linitted Offer: Rmv with purchase of Toro Rider 10:01 Ogren, Lehiedz, Wigren, Frank ihs fully-rquipped Toro* Buy any Toro* Mliliht fnd* premium rear engine rider ELKS- Joe Pagano 167-390, Mike Pagani 159-418, a 1 Cuardun* mowrr and get WHITEWALL TIRES AT G e n u in e ^ 10:08 0. Lorentzen, Anderson, now and get m ir choice ef a baumg lut. duti^ eait of Bob Talmadge 144-376, Al Bujaucius 172-411, Al Pirkey llicKe>-Lrf1tk’f itirtiT secdn-tpreadcT (nr no additional cuat. The “Showdown” was divided into three distinct driving cycles: Goodyear WeH constructi^ SOi».;l*e* cinMoiKraM LaChapelle, Flydal tree. Ofrr grind only It fcaliirri lte)-Lnnic* starting and all the other com plelaly nalHeta. H M l-lo-tM Blr-cuiM oiwd lnn«rK>l«. N M |irm Ml* and Pirkey 153-399, Jac 150-404, Bob Boroch 148-143-403, 10:15 Wilson, Aherton, McCollum Jr„ while tmcnliviesbu. enginming and lairty (eattircs detigned to wale your 1. Highway driving. Los Angeles to Tucson and return. A total distance of 972 miles. Average speed, 53 mph. ChrisOadore 141-363, Nick Perry a ^ in g easier, ufer and lets Uro« coMwalng. But Bert Davis 392, Ken Seaton 148- 10:22 Heath, Schotta, V. Cementino,. ■my, of tt goud only while insTototka W . 2. Light city traffic. Los Angeles area. 108 miles, total. Average speed, 25 mph. NEW GREAT SAVINGS Twerdy 148, Stan Seymour 135- 377, Andy Lamoureaux 139-378, Edwards 376, Bill Winnie 360, Charles 10:29 Watson, Ogden, Salafia, J. Skinner 3. Heavy city traffic. Los Angeles area. 61 miles, total. Average speed, 20 mph. Where else can you find Pete Brazitis 140-366, Ed Bur­ 10:36 Odell, Davis, Turner, McCollum Christadore 363, Don Carpenter bank 368, Fred McCurry 152- 10:43 N. Clark, D. ’Taylor, Warner, \ all these features? 364. 374, Joe Twaronite 149-398 Dvorak . / ' Open Mon., Tuas., Wed., FrI. 10:50 W. Ferguson, Thomsen, Abraitls, A Dart Sport coupe with the new standard 2.76 rear axle, 225 Slant Six engine, and manual transmission got 8.1 Dorn F a rr 148-379, Rocco Rowe BLOSSOMS- Lucille Hen­ 10:57 Matava, Staum, Rohan, Melton • Genuine Goodyear Welt construction • Air-cushioned inner- Lupacchino 354, Gene Tirin- per oallon than a six-cylinder Nova with manual transmission in the “ light city traffic" cycle. 8:00 - 5:30 dricks 130, Joyce Nicola 127, 11:04 G iguere, Keating, Romayko, soles • Full glove leather vamp and toe linings • Slip resistant Job­ zonie 135-358, Russ DeVeau 359, D’Amato The Dart Sport also~got better mileage than the Nova in the other two driving cycles.^ Thurs. 8 to 8 Edith Romanowski 130, Shirley Howie Hampton353, John 11:11 R. Clough, M. Clough, White, rated soles and heels • All functional stitching chemical and oil Hull 146-373. Rieder 136-359. McLauj^n resistant man made threads • Lightweight for maximum comfort • 11:18 Newcomb, 'D eskus, Hancock, Sat. 8 to 1 Stephens Exceed ANSI Class 75 requirements as adopted by OSHA • COMMERCIAL- henry H :i5 Lavinio, Rockwell, Hassett, D. McCarthy Exclusive padded toe construction — comfortable. Luneski 143-379, Tony Pellegat- 11:32 Hilinski, Lomha, Hunt, Eigner to 135, Jack Goldberg 151-401, 11:39 Wilks, Warren, Bennett, Larmett N ra m m u iin SHOE *19.95 BOOT *21.95 Jay Colangelo 139-354, Rick Alternates: Cass and Karpuska 2 K BMAD ST. (Opposlla Snrs Auloimrtlve) Nicola 146-139-395, Nick Nicola 136-355, George Barber 136-366, Baren’t you done without Chorches. Motors, Inc. Andy Lamoureaux ISO, Joe Manchester Tremano 150, Mai Darling 142, a Toro, long enough? 80 Oakland Street Laver Advances SANCTIONED AND RESULTS {CM Oon'/vrj\n) REGAL"THt coumreMEN'S uars srosr Mike Kelly 136, George Kelly Manchester, Connocticiit Phono 153, Dick ^Simmons 364, Bud RADII TOKYO (UPI) - Australian CERTIFIED BY UNITetT^TATES AUTO CLUB. M A N C H I S m Wickham 3M, Dave Dynes 358. Rod Laver defeated coun­ 643-1161 AR CO 0 Ml .f07 MAIN STUET tryman Fred Stolle 6-2, 4-6, 6-2 CAPtnH. EOUnwilT CO. 38 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER • 643-7958 441-247I TONIGHT Thursday dnd advanced to the KACEY- Gerry Kosak 210- 7i30 (18) Bruins vs. Maple singles quarterfinals of the $50,-' '•We Service Whet We SelU" 255-586, John Ragna 216-622, Leafs 000 Kawasaki Tennis Classic. PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thiirs,, April 11. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD ;Vi 1974 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE Group Counseling Sessions Set

The Hockanum Valley Com­ parents together may apply. involve supervising the softball munity Services CoUtacil is changes to the board before the Enrollment is limited but program in all leagues, Berger offering an opportunity to finalized budget goes to the should a great many apply, ef­ said. Teams interested in enroll in pareni-education public hearing on April 22. forts will be made to form ad­ joining the league or persons in­ group counseling sessions at the The education budget is ditional groups, Nichols said. terested in the coordinator posi­ services center. Professional available for public inspection Building, Rt. 30, Vernon. Teams Needed tion should contact the office of in the office of the town clerk, Sessions will be starting April There are openings for either the recreation director at the office of the superintendent r . i e , Henry Park. 29 and the sessions will be led four or six additional teams in of schools and in Uie Rockville by John Nichols, director of the the softball league to be spon­ Budget Meeting Public Library. center, and Miss Leigh Sharrow sored by the Recreation Depar- The Board of Education and The 241-page document in the of the staff. tent. the Town Council will meet new budgeting technique of The group counseling Recreation Director Donald tonight at 7:30 at the Ad­ Planning, Programming, sessions will be conducted once Berger said 26 teams signed up ministration Building to review Budgeting, Systems (PPB3) a week for a six-week period. at an organizational meeting the education budget for the presents the educational and The exact day and time will be last week. Persons wishing to coming year. financial requests for the public decided after parents have in­ enter a team may do so until The recommended budget of schools under a curriculum for­ dicated their interest in par­ April 19 which is the deadline as $8,007,052 represents an in­ mat. ticipating. Each group will be schedules will be made up at crease of $459,766 over the The new technique is alined limited to 10 parents. that time. current budget and a decrease at assisting in citizens’ The services center is a The department is also of $131,872 from the budget awareness and understanding branch of the Hockanum Valley looking into the hiring of a coor­ recommended by the of school needs and the finan­ Community Services Council dinator of softball. This would superintendent of schools. cial requirements necessary to and is a non-profit, non-public be a salaried position and would The council may recommend implement these needs. corporation. Its work is con­ fidential and those who can, pay a small fee to cover costs. Fees are drawn on a sliding scale depending upon the size of a W hen family’s income and the number dependent upon that in­ come. you want ca^ Applications may be made by writing the Community Ser­ vices Center, Box 2399, Vernon, you w an t 06066, or calling 872-8318, and they will be accepted im­ mediately. a h s t Welcomed Either single parents or both Hence CBT's Fast Cash Loan Program. IGng Hussein of Jordan, right, recently arrived in In most cases, loan applications that come in during the Damascus for a visit and was welcomed by Syrian Presi­ dent Hafez Assad. (UPI photo) Patricia Collinge morning can be processed before the day's out. In many NEW YORK (UPI) - cases, particularly when you've borrowed from CBT before, Patricia Collinge, 81, an actress they can be processed on the spot. who became an important part FAMOUS BRAND RCA of the American theater, died To speed things up even further, just call your nearest CBT The Commissar FAMOUS BRAND 5,000 BTU *2T Ulff-VNF Tree^ Contest Winners Wednesday at her N<>w York branch office and we'll take down all the necessary COMPACT City home. Some of the plays in AIR CONDITIONER CONSOLE Prize winners in the "Egg Tree” book character contest at information, run a fast credit check, and have your money WASHER the Grade 3-5 category Georgianne Fostaia, second right, which Miss Collinge appeared the Lake St. School, Vernon, admire each other’s prize­ were “The Helress,”“The Dark waiting for you when you come in. And the Pupil won first prize for her "Pinocchio” and Andy McCabe, se- * 8 8 STIU TIME TO SAVE winning eggs. 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This is your big chance to save on “ Pollyanna.” Her last 14,000 BTU * i r UHF-VHF AUTOMATIC appearance on the stage was in THE COlUNECTICUT BANK HONG KONG (UPI) - It's had created an “awful mess” in Televisions, Stereos, Refrigerators, Washers, Price Rollbacks Ordered December, 1952, when she “Pity the poor schoolmaster” the field of education. 1 " 12 AMP 110 VOLT PORTABLE ELECTRIC DRYER Dryers, Radios, Small Appliances, Floor Sam­ played at New York’s Ethel AND TRUST COMRANY ^ in China these days and the “ Huang Shuai, my ples, Discontinued Models, One Only, Etc. All A total of 31 gasoline and suggestions to you are not only 21 CU. FT. Statistics for the week ended Barrymore theater in ‘T ve Got celebrated case of little Miss * 2 1 8 * 2 3 8 merchandise carries Consumer Sales Guaran­ diesel fuel dealers, plus nine Co., Inc., of 331 Main St. heating oil dealers ($472,030), 3 directed at your personal ways FROST FREE * 7 8 April 5 showed the gasoline and Sixpence.” Huang Shuai, who is all of (2 tee . . Be early for best selection! Hurry! heating oil dealers, were Conley’s weekly report on en­ and 21 diesel fuel dealers years old, tells the story as well of doing things, looking at diesel refunds totaled $50,582, Refrig./Freeier RCA XL 100 ordered last week to refund forcement activities showed ($19,637). as any. things and talking about them. HOOVER Quantities Are Limited. overcharges or rollback prices and the heating oil refunds the following statistics since At present, teachers in many 10M 0ITU *25” SOUDUTATE WASHER-DRYER amounted to $48,389. Miss Huang didn’t care for after investigation by the Inter­ last November: A total of more Sixteen remedial orders have the way her fUth grade teacher schools have become timorous, * 2 9 8 AIB CONDmONEB CONSOLE COMBINATION £» nal Revenue Service, IRS The only Mamchester area than $1 million has been been issued and $5,166 in punctilious, well-mannered dealer affected by the most re­ was doing things and wrote a District Director Joseph Conley refunded. The breakdown is 790 penalties has been collected, long letter of complaint that men, while the students are in has reported. cent IRS orders was Bantly Oil gasoline dealers ($533,638), 214 pmeo * 1 8 8 * 4 8 8 * 9 % ^ Conley said. was published prominently by the habit of putting up wall IATh Fi rMCTnrr the Communist party posters” (criticizing their o t h e r s O o m ^ 7 8 MAOUVOX 25" » newspaperK.People’8 Daily. teachers), Wang wrote. “They lErne/FREEZER SOLID STAH One who read the letter, and (the students) call this 'going CONSOLE 2 T E M ^ T U R E ~ WEHOHOB'I took strenuous objection to lit­ against the tide’ and want to be * 2 3 8 ELECTRIC DRYER RCA tle Miss Huang’s Wews, was no trail blazers in the revolution in BLACK &WHITE 'MIONO CONSOLE 310 O A K U N D ST. MANCHESTER j education. In fact, this is not a * 4 9 5 less than a political commissar * 9 8 in the army, Wang Ya-cho. very good tide.” 5 C M . ft. CALL 649-9406 TELEVISION And in an argument that cap­ Miss Huang’s reply to this putdown in a long letter REFRIGERATOR 1/ionnHoncno Steaks a tured the attention of the coun­ FAMOUS BRAND MAYTAG try, Wang can only be judged published in full in the People’s 100% SeHd State 2-SPEED AUTOHMTIC FAMOUS BRAND to have come out the loser. Daily along with an editor’s * 6 8 OMBULELECrinC WASHER note saying that some people ^ PORTABLE AM/FM CONSOLE r® . The significance of all this is, DHKRTIIECOUNTHI STEREOPHONO of course, the nationwide found her action “distasteful” 17 Cm. Ft. 2-Door DISHWASHER political campaign going on in and had come out with FROST FREE * s s * 2 3 8 criticism. China, centered around REFRIGERATOR * 1 6 9 ” criticism of the ancient sage “Comrade Wang Ya-cho is wM •ftioMMl ko MA8NAV0X Charbroiled. Confucius. one of them," the editor’s note iriMELUXEUHF/VNF The public argument between said. “Huang Shuai has written PORTABLE TV WHMLPOOL RANGES AM-FM 8-TRACK the commissar and Miss Huang a letter in reply, refuting his * 2 5 8 Under-Tlw- Counter STEREO Radios developed when People’s Daily erroneous views one by one in a Now featured on our new beefed-up menu. DISHWASHER HAIVEST Tape Recorders, Etc. published the girl’s letter in convincing and forceful way. 14CH.Ft. * 6 8 SENERAL ELECTRIC At Giveaway Prices! Try a choice New York cut sirloin 5 ^ ^ which she criticized one of her Her letter is worth reading.” AUTOMATIC DEFROST * 6 8 For the big finish, there’s that 30” AUTOMATIC or a ... thick, Juicy sirloin filet or a ... teachers in the Chungkuan Jn China, when the People’s REFRIGERATOR ZENITH * 1 2 8 magnificent array of 20 flaky-crusted Daily says something is worth ELECTRIC RANGE sizzler platter of steak and shrimp com­ Village Primary School. pies ... all fresh-baked right In our People’s Daily at the same time reading, it is because what the 19''UHF-VHF FAMOUS BRAND party organ says comes close to * 1 7 8 PORTABLE FRONT LOADINS - PORTABLE bined. Enjoy these and many other new shop. praised her for “daring” to * 9 8 FLOOR CARE PRODUCTS menu items. Along with garden salad, PRICE FROM “open fire at the pernicious in­ being the law of the land. DISHWASHER Bring the family ... and dine! fluence of the revisionist line in “You,” Miss Huang said in FAMOUS French fries and special Pie Shop WHIRLPOOL * 9 9 Pies to go: On your way out, take education.” reply to Wang’s criticism, BRAND cheese toast... It’s a real spread ... for “have said that those with the IB CUo FTt * 1 3 8 VACUUM CLEANERS home a whole, luscious pie for a special $165 Some analysts specializing in DELUXE RANCE the whole family. Chinese affairs suspect that spirit of going against the tide UPRIBHT FREEZER MA6NAV0X Hoover - Eureka - Regina - Lewyt treat or Easter dessert. alone are not qualified to win *19” UHF-VHF WHIRLPOOL DELUXE wHh deck & timer New Small Fry Specials: Now, Miss Huang had a ghost writer, TRASH MASHER possibly from the People’s Dai­ the support of the masses. * 2 0 8 PORTABLE At Give-A-Way Prices! kids get a choice of four new eye-fllling ly, for this and other letters “Jeering at and adopting a COMPACTOR * 1 5 8 jmeptical and threatening and tummy-filling dishes, eacfi tor un­ published in the debate that FAMOUS BRAND * 9 9 Come for dessert GARDENIAS went on for two months. ^titude toward the tender MAGIC CHEF der a dollar Including beverage. ROSES HYDR-ANGEA 1BCU.FT. * 1 6 8 AZALEA Her f^st letter said relations shoot&jitnew things is exactly COMPAQ ELEaRIC MUMS what Lenin denounced — ac­ UPRIGHT FREEZER SYLVANIA HUMIDIFIERS VENT HOODS and stay for dinner. GERANIUMS HOUSE PLANTS with her teacher “became FAMOUS BRAND RANGE strained” when she gave tually, ail these are means for *22” UHF-VHF CONVERTIBLE - PORTABLE » a 8 “ Priced to Go from * 1 5®® “revolutionary suggestions’’ to the bourgeoisie to wage class * 1 9 8 WALNUT DISHWASHER Priced to Go from BLUiBERRY FRUIT FOR THE the teacher. “The teacher struggle against the * 1 2 8 VERNON-itOCKVIUI 646-5020 proletariat, to uphold WITHIMSIAHOID I BUSH criticized me for ‘harming the * 1 2 8 Vernon Circle GARDEN: prestige of the teacher’ and capitalism and -oppose 17 CU. FT. FROST FREE SPECIAL socialism." rllllllllAlnc * 1 6 8 G.E. 30 " BLUEBERRY A ‘maliciously attacking the wHk Qedi, Timer STORE HOURS 4 yr. Plants Baaring Aga Then came the 12-year-old’s m a b n a v o x AVON teacher,”’ the letter said. “I REFRIOERATOR AUTOMAnCOVEH Rag. $2.25 EA. ^CURRENT BUSHES thought that the teacher was . clincher, obviously applauded ALL CHANNEL WASHERS Open Nights ’til 9 p.m. 265 W. Main St. by the editors of the People’s SolM State Portobh BUCK WALNUT, suppressing democracy.” * 2 6 8 * 1 6 8 Open Saturday ’til 6 p.m. ^ 1 ” 3 for For this she suffered, the Daily: DRYERS APPLES, PEARS, child wrote. “The teacher’s “In the rolling torrent of revolution, mournful screams PUCH A PLUM main task during lessons was to FRICIDAIRE incite my classmates against of the bourgeois overlords can­ KELVINATOR HEMLOCKS $375 AIR DELUXE AUTOMATIC 30” DELUXE SELF CLEAN trees me...my classmates have not save themselves from their doom.” ^ O L O ^ WASHER ELECTRIC RANGE GRAPE VINES recently constantly jeered and VINES mocked at me, and vociferously Heady stuff for a fifth-grader. CONDITIONERS STRAWBERRY PUNTSi attacked me on all sides.” TELEVISION * 1 5 8 * 2 2 8 INSTANT CREDIT UP TO 500.00 BIHERSWEET As a result, she complained, Just bring In your credit credentials or other WISTERIA ASPARAGUS ROOTS “for many days I have lost my WESniNHOUSE accepted credn cards with you. 10,000 BTU FAMOUS BRAND WHIRLPOOL FAMOUS BRAND TRUMPET appetite for good and cried *28” UHF-VHF 2-8PEED - AUTOMATIC \ EVERGREDIS aloud in my sleep at night. WINDOW OR SHELF 30" Continuous Goon For However, I have not been sub­ HEALTH CAPSULES® CONSOLE 181b. WASHER DELUXE RANGE $ 3 2 5 That Bank or Mats Planting AIR CONDITIONER T« M S T O U - r jugated and have repeatedly by Mklwel A. PcUi, M.D. Small but nioa. raised suggestions. IF yau HA\l£ m Thma, * 1 7 8 * 3 3 8 * 2 0 8 * 1 9 8 FLOWERING “What wrong have I done? 19 IT oX- Are we children of the Mao Tse- 'la ‘^M0Ke2 FRICIDAIRE IB- r* SILVIO ICRAB tung era to be made to act like m a y Ta g ^ FAMOUS BRAND 8,000 BTU f a m o u s BRAND ------a/ REMEMBER HENRY, WELL HE'$ $TILL HERE & WITH MUGHO PINE slaves under the ELECTRONIC DRYER BUILT-IN SPECIAL A FEW BAGS OF YOUR FAVORITE FERTILIZER. ANDORRA JUNIPER ‘schoolmaster's absolute WINDOW AIRCOND. PORTABLE PRICED ^ 7 0 Rag. $6.95 HETZI JUNIPER authority’ created by Uie old FROM • • X IIN E Y S$1*1x17' GLOBE ARBORVITAi educational system?” * 1 4 8 * 2 4 8 * 1 8 8 NOW ^ 3 * * ORTHO LAWN FOOD All this was too much for Wang, serving as a political ATTHiOlOraKI RED flowering 1 commissar in a regiment of the Choota from salaction of Chinese army’s production and 1445 HARTFORD Quma construction corps in Inner NEAR McKEE 1,000 POHED Mongolia. AHioUB m o HA^ I2jwd sq. ft. BAG In a long letter that got hard­ asthma amp ROSE BUSHES $325 \i> aor OF ly any of the attention given CONSUMER HI6 MINP. MANCHESTER G E T A 2nd. O N E FO R Miss Huang’s outpourings, he advised the child to “think k O P P FORMERLY w 6JW0 sq. ft. BAG seriously’’ about her ^ Htahh C»OBuU» gtv«i Im Id I uI infoniMHoii. REGULAR PRICE r It ii not int®nd«d to b® of • oiBgno$tk Mhic®.. NORMAN'S / u

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f ■ ■MNCHESTEH EVENINGHERALD. M ..d,e.ur. C . , „ „ „ Business Bodies \' ...... I*:*:*:*::; Essay Winner Named Open Office opening up her own office. She Signing Ceremony Reflects Presidents Reluctanc is a former partner of Heritage WASHINGTONWiSHlNnTflM (UPI)/IltJH - signed ao kill bill k he______was not. __ par . S Mrs. Phyllis Jackston an­ CROMWELL (UPI)—Laurie honors for her entry entitled prize at an awards dinner April minimum wage for about 54 nounces the opening of her Real House Realty. Dion, 17, whose essay on the “Ability Counts” in a contest When a president is particular­ ticularly pleased with. the bill clearly were distasteful the best interests of the women of this country _ IiV- ■ - .. 18 in New Britain. million Americans would be $2 to him, nothing could be gained EsUte office at 127 W. Middle She is a member of the handicapped took first-place sponsored by two groups. ly pleased with a piece of The doors on the Oval Office per hour. American people will be served deserves the support of all Manchester Board of Realtors. 'I f legislation, he throws open the were opened, no members of by another veto. by signing it into law. ” Americans,” Nixon said.” Tpke. Connecticut honors, will repre­ They were the Governor’s The nation had its first new Mrs. Jackston is secretary of She will also receive a $200 doors to his Oval Office and in­ 'Die minimum wage will be “Although I have some reser­ sent the state in a national Committee on Employment of Congress were present. There minimum wage bill since 1967. the Manchester Board of Direc­ gift from the labor council vites congressional leaders, was only one any cabinet of­ raised to $2 an hour May 1, to vations about portions of this »:'.dLiSs! program on employment of the the Handicapped and the state About 7 to 8 million new Bylaws were originally the tors, is vice president of the to cover expenses for a trip to cabinet members and television ficial, Labor Secretary Peter $2.10 an hour Jan, 1,1975, and to legislation, its basic purpose handicapped. Labor Council of the AFL-CIO. workers were brought under laws of the town, local ordi­ ^Hartford County Federation of l-n Washington to represent cameras to record the historic Brennan. $2.30 an hour Jan. 1, 1976. —to increase the minimum A junior at Cromwell High Laurie will receive a gover-" the ininimum wage umbrella. nances, as opposed to Democratic Women, is a direc­ Connecticut in the national signing. There was only one pen, Included in minimum wage wage for working men and School, she won the state nor’s certificate and a $500 cash program. And (Congress ha^ a political general laws of the realm. tor of the Connecticut Federa­ He manipulates dozens of Nixon affixed his signature coverage for the first time were victory over a reluctant Presi­ domestic service employes — tion of Democratic Women and pens with grand flourishes, and quickly, skidded the pen across dent. the assembled onlookers eager­ except babysitters and paid she serves on the board of the presidential desk to Bren­ It was just seven months ago . directors of MISAC. ly await the gift of the presiden­ nan, and flipped the completed companions; all state and local (• still can't find It? tial ballpoints. that jVixon vetoed as in- government workers; and bill like a frisbee into the out­ flationapr and too liberal an He has a speech about the box in the right hand comer of retail service workers almost identical bill. Efforts to fairway has your surpassing public good that will his desk. employed by chain stores. EARNINGS ' override the veto failed, but the accrue from the legislation. The law also will extend ovary easier neadi James Farrell, board chair­ The reporters let in moments massive majority by which And it rarely is a time for provisions requiring payment man of the South Windsor Bank MAC IIRES before were whisked out. There both the House and Smate ap­ • candfas agraM •cards partisanship. Accolades are of overtime in excess of 40 and Trust Co., announces earn­ had been no presidential proved the new bill two weeks • baakais •toys •napUna heap^ equally upon the con­ speech, although Nixon hours a week to 8 million ings per share increased 20.3 ago made it a certainty a se­ W to w every lluis thing!, gressional guests. Democrat workers not now covered per cent over 1972, adjusted to murmered a few words as he cond veto could be nullified. and Republican alike. It is a —mostly in hotels, restaurants, reflect a 3-for-l split in January signed, and the White House So, with his standings low in \\ time for jolly good will, and the nursing homes, bowling alleys “where e and a 10 per cent capital stock JOHN PIORETTA issued a lukewarm statement the popularity polls and the political differences are laid afterwards.------and similar businesses. w w « m m w w w dollar’s offering in September of 1973. House of Repr.psentatives Manager Of Our Manchester Store, aside in the super abundance of The “ceremony” was over. In his written statement, th e Tniracte of mataatveA i worth The earnings per share were 71 cooperation. studying his possible impeach­ Nixon said, “On the whole, dowTltown tnanchestei* a dollarl" cents in 1973 as compared to 59 The provisions of the new law ment, Nixon apparently felt On Monday, President Nixon said that in three weeks the S2747 contains more good than cents in 1972. Before tax earn­ would like to offer the following that though some segments of bad and I have concluded that ings amounted to $252,698; Mrs. Phyllis Jackston after tax earnings were $il50,- Tire Specials to Area Residents. N Mrs. Jackston has been 718; total footings for the year T 725 Join Frank’s 1,000,000 stamp Give-away employed for the past ten years increased to $17,600,305, an in­ I E. MIddIo Turnpiko mi i - .i ....j " ---- as office manager before crease of 14.6 per cent over Manchester 1972. DUNLOP GOODYEAR OPEN MON. ANO TOES. HBERGLASS 4 PIT rMYESrat 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. ISTAMPS WED. THRU SAT. r BELTED 825 - 15 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. B 7 M 4 WAT k WAV "Now 3 Fine Supermarkets To Little League Benefits 4 Serve You Better!" Have a Nice Easter $ 1 8 ’ 5 Mayor John Thompson (right) draws the winning names of the raffle at Turnpike TV while EASTER SPECIAL Little League President Jim Leber looks^on. The proceeds from the raffle went to the Lit­ Solid Chocolate Bunny tle League Building Fund. The winner oT the first prize 19-inch color TV was Robert Boxed and Decorated Bukowski of Wethersfield; second prize 12-inch black and white TV wsnt to Agnes Morgan S'* $1.17 of 42 Madison St., Manchester and third prize, a Sony AM-FM radio, went to Dick Piantani DUNLOP GOODYEAR 1 Lb. Reg. $1.99 of 70 Coleman Rd., Manchester. (Herald photo by Dunn) GOLD CUP STEELGUARD Silhouette New Pjositions 4 PLY NYLON RADIAL 6 5 0 -I3 B LR 78-15 W/W A steel construction frame and a crane are silhouetted to form a strong black and white pattern as workers on the U.S. Grade A girders resume production of the new National Shawmut $]595 Bank building in Boston. (UPI photo) 10 only ALL PRICES PLUS $1.61 to « .« F.E.T. TURKEY MOUNTING EXTRA ON ALL SPECIALS Rail Trackage 18-22 Lb. Average FILLED EASTER JOHN says “if you need 15 inch Tires of any kind, B A S K E T S Maintenance BUTTERBALL $3.98 4 ply, belted or steel, Come in and Check Others from $1.98 to $5.98 my prices before you buy." Funds Sought Custom Made For Us WASHINGTON (UPI) - OPEN I Mon.-Thurs. Fri. 8 A.M. - 9 P.M. Tues.-Wed.-Sat. 8 A.M. - 6P and roadbed maintenance, C H O C O LA T E Three senators proposed provide financial aid for such DECORATED EQQS legislation Wednesday to maintenance to financially TURKEYS”^59« Hand Decorated...8 Oz. provide funds to insure proper ailing railway companies, and 1 . M A C TIRES maintenance of the nation’s encourage the concentration of U.S. Grade $2.99 railways and curb the “alarm­ Loweet Price This Yearl Sunrise Others $6.98 to $7.98 Paul R. Longchamps through-rail traffic over a Full Donald R. Page Glenys M. Brogard ing increase in derailments.” minimum number of selected 2V4 lb. Daddy Buddy - $6.98 PHONE Sens. Lowell P. Weicker, R- high standard routes. Sweet Lite Conn., William D. Hathaway, SHANK-HALF The South Windsor Bank and treasurer. He joined the bank in accounting functions. She has Q O f i ^.MIDDLE TPKE Trust Co. announced three new 1969 as a branch manager and been with the bank for the past D-Me., and Vance Hartke, D- appointments at the recent an­ was appointed assistant 10 years. O jLO MANCHESTER Ind. offered the legislation EASTER GRASS nual stockholders meeting. treasurer in 1970. In 1973 he was providing $1.5 billion over a Purple, Green, Yellow 643-1880 three year period in federal Mine's Methane Paul R. Longchamps, appointed assistant vice presi­ grants and $1 billion in loan Will not burn - 4'A Oz. executive vice president of the dent. He attended the Universi­ Gas Being Sold (Watar Addad - Nat Portion 59(|; bank, was elected to the board ty of Hartford and the guarantees for rail line 1 of directors. He joined the bank American Institute of Banking. rehabilitation. Wheeling’, W. Va.—Explosive 4-S lb. Avorago Lags with Backs Empty Baskets methane gas removed from $1.79 to $1.99 in 1965 and was appointed vice Mrs. Glenys M. Brogard of The measui;e, they said, I Uraastswith would also designate “an in­ coalbeds to make mining safer Bags for baskets & cello president and treasurer in 1971. South Windsor was appointed is being distributed for the first He became executive vice terstate railroad system” of to wrap baskets assistant treasurer. She time th ro u g h a com m ercial 1 president in 1973. attended the American selected main lines maintained HARDY MUMS TULIPS to high standard and would pipeline to supplement the na­ Donald R. Page of South Institute of Banking and will be tion’s energy supply. i Windsor has been appointed responsible for all of the bank’s *** ^ ---- - Large require all railroads to disclose the current state of track and Essentially the same as nat­ COLOR 9 9 ^ Pot ural gas, the methane from the Rag. $1.28 3/$2.89 railbed maintenance, a speed Eastern Associated Coal Corp.’s lb. m restriction and “slow orders.” Federal No. 2 mine in Monon­ PLUSH BUNNIES SNET Earnings The trio said the U.S. govern­ galia, W. Va., is enough to meet Fluffy m ment should establish and en­ the cooking needs of 18,000 force new standards of track average households each day. Shown Southern New England 20 per cent over the same $6.98 Telephone reports estimated period. 2 Pc. "Hug Me Bunny” earnings for the first quarter of Growth in the business held GUKNH$ IMPORTED BOILED HAM /2 lb. $6.98 to $10.98 1974 of $1.03 per common share, steady in the first quarter In Color down three cents from the first m a n y c o l o r s 79 Others $3.98 to $16.98 despite a moderate decline in three months of 1973. Fresh the state’s economy. $ 1 9 9 Non-Return Bottles All Flavors While revenues came to Telephones in service increased I UP just not Strictly Fresh $105.5 million, up $6.5 million or by 19,500, as against an increase M nearly 6V4 per cent from the of 18,000 in the first quarter last Easter without the first quarter of 1973, inflation year. Long distance calling wa^, m pushed expenses to almost $68 up seven per cent compared to million, an eight per cent in­ a 7Vt per cent rise for the first Easter lily from crease over the first quarter a quarter of 1973. M CREAM EGGS year ago. Interest costs were up Boxed & Decorated Paul Buettner HorisL Inc. Coconut or Fruit & Nut Reg. $2.49 SPECIAL! $ | 9 9 * ’/ 4 lb. - 49(t *y* lb. - 794! 1 Lb. Loaf 6 16-oz. Bottlaa 46-oz. PECAN EGGS *1 Lb. - $1.99 I dozen 1 *10 In tray Business Briefs $1.09 99 *’/4 lb. box - $1.29 ^Happy Easter *1 lb. box - $1.99 NAUGATUCK (UPI) - cipal subsididary is Union Trust George M. Tomlinson Jr., Co. First Connecticut Bancorp LILIES b;e'en appointed purchasi^ is comprised of United Bank $ 4 8 9 .manager, and Edward P. and Trust Co. of Hartford, W UP Spruck Jr. manager of quality Simsbury Bank and Trust Co., KNUDSEN S ALL-NATURAL control at Risdon Manufac­ New Britain National Bank and STIlP'M ( SEE US! „ MSTER PLANTS LAND O LAKES (LIMIT 2) turing Co.’s fabricated'metal Pioneer Credit Corp. of Great Cinerarias, Mums, Qardanlaa, Hydragaas, h products division, it was an- Barrington, Mass. Llllaa, Tullpa, Prlmroaaa, Azallaa, Rad ICE CREAM tfounced Wednesday. Risdon Graftad Cactua, Qloxianaa, Vlolata, Roaaa 89* BUTTER .69 manufactures, cosmetic and EASTER SUNDAY SPECIAL and Moral « personal products packaging, STAMFORD (UPI) - The ...COUPON—— The Freshest Produce Sold” aerosol and blister packaging stop In and rogMor lor FREE TRRRAMUM nWi plonit. Volvo S44.H -COUBON—— General Telephone Electronics tho Torrarkim la 3” Mgh, In a 20” gtobo. TMo Torroflum It a otand^lono With This Coupon ■ M ■ ■ wi« aFrank’a Coupon - i and home sewing notions. I modal and muatbaaaan to baappraoMad. I I with tMi coupon J International Inc., today an­ And $5.00 Purenato "T/ie Beat At - With thia coupon and $5.00 purchaaa Tomlinson had been purchasing nounced the development of a DRAWINB APRIL 12th, 6 pm I Ourfioat” I U.S. #1 Maine and $0.00 purchaso j manager of Vanderlinde Elec­ new private automatic branch/ J i This graceful flower is part of the Easter 2-Lb. Can tric Co. and Emerson Electric. exchange (PABX) with ad­ NAME______Jackson & Perkins tradition. Let it bring^he spirit and warmth of I Spruck has been quality control vanced features found in more STREET Easter into your home. Our professional care I EASTER TK manager for Remington Arms expensive systems,. -Under and experience assures you of its lasting beauty. MAXWELL Co. and Holgrath Corp. G'TE’s new PABX system, „CITY PHONE ROSES Naturally, we have a store full of other fresh I TULIPS Assorted Chocolates customers with 50 to 100 -JUST STOP IN AND REGISTER-.-NO OBLIGATION ideas, too. And, like the Easter lily, all of them HOUSE I POTHTOES uuNmr telephone lines can avail of ON SALE! may be delivered worldwide. Stop by or call. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The $uch features as “wait-on / 10 lb. A A c board of governors of the trunks,” “ring-back when Flowers and plonts.TheyVe a natural COFFEE I $ DETEIKBITl Federal Reserve System has free,” “call forwarding,” and forEoster Bag W Manchester Parkade approved the p ro p o ^ merger “ executilve hotline.” “The i Pot of Northeast Bancorp Inc. and EAST HARTFORD NURSERY flood thru April 13 ^ Ua« 1 N r Faadhr' j 84-OZ.BOX G’TEX 100 should find a wide in­ THUMB NURSERY O d , First Connecticut Bancorp Inc., ternational market because it 1375 Silver Lane J ■ EA8TER it was announced Wednesday. 97 WaM Road Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. I WITH offers many of the features of Eaat Hartford 1122 Burnside Ave. Eaat Hartford The two bank holding com­ larger PABX’s ^t a reduced Vernon. Conn. Tel, 528-9586 — Open Sunday Morning I COUPON panies will have to wait 30 days cost,” said Mario 569-0800 with coupon ■ UUtS >3“ UIUIHS before effecting the consolida­ 072-7291 Pietrdgrande, division vice Open Eaeter till 2 PM Bood thru April 13 - Liadtl N r FsaMy ^ J tion. Northeast Bancorp’s prin­ president. |LiMd dim Satuntay, April 1$, U n it m par fa a ^ / JMUHS »3" BMCCOU _ 3 9 ' / . PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. April 11. 1974

Tolland M^CHESTER e v e n in g HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., April 11. 1974 - PAGE TWENTY-SRVRN Retirement Time Science Students Educators Say Cut (NJOYEI > A CAREFREE Columbia _ Tax Collection at 99.5 % Inspires Rhymes Learn on Job VIRGINIA CARLSON town hall Monday, Tuesday, mittee members at each ses­ Would Hurt Program Correspondent Wednesday and Friday from 9 Voter Session SEA’TTLE, Wash. (UPI) - It is not surprising that young sion who will assist the elderly nitty-gritty. Tel. 228-9224 a.m. to 3 p.m. and on Monday There will be an evening By Dick Kleiner Randy Hubbs, an 18-year-old Hubbs thinks this class is the any way possible. VIVIAN KENNESON cerned that the change will Will they find another Kilty? Tax collector Erminia Low- evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. also voter registration session April Richland, Wash, high school “favorite and most valuable” 15 from 7 to 9 p.m, in the town Correspondent affect Middle and elementary HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) - Ala big dinner Paramount man says that 99.5 per cent of Saturday mornings from 9 a.m. Senior citizens who need in­ Tel. 875-4704 school children in the fall. It won’t be the same around student, is studying science at class. He plans a career in the taxes due in 1971 and 1972 formation or are puzzled by a clerk’s office. threw for exhibitors, I sat the fountainhead. to noon through May 1. Robert Dean, Board of Although all are under the legal the TV screens next year science, but is undecided about have been collected. She said form that must be filled out or To be eligible, one must be a with a couple of theater Randy is one of 18 students a particular field. Commission on Aging AW' Education chairman, pointed one-mile walk, parents say the without Luciiie Ball, who has owners from the southwest there is $29.53 due from the 1971 have a complaint are urged to citizen, a resident of the town enrolled in a class called “An The Commission on Aging out Wednesday night that the road is hazardous and announced that she will not The^ told me that “The Exor “I’m learning about all list and $4,878 left on the 1972 call the office or drop in during and 18 years old. do her series next season. Inquiry into Science and will conduct office hours in the $2,941,559 budget recommended sometimes undesirable people cist is a smash there, as it is sciences and how they apply to list. the scheduled hours. r Lucille, her series work re­ Engineering,” whose lab is different jobs,” said Randy. “I building official’s office in the by Town Manager John Harkins are parked off the road. everywhere, but the curious Mrs. Newman issued 13 town hall beginning Wednesday Herald nounces: thing (or maybe it isn’t so Westinghouse’s Hanford opera­ don’t think you can tell if you’d will not cover the 1973-74 budget property tax lieus april 4. That’s the way the old Bail curious) is that it is doing best tion currently involved in the like a science career without and every second Wednesday of estimating a 7.5 per cent salary bounces. There is $374,473 to be the month thereafter, from 10 increase. in Mexican-American nation’s nuclear breeder reac­ seeing scientists at work.” collected on the Oct. 1973 list. Dean told the ■ group that locales. It’s probably that tor program. a.m. to noon. If the board could flatly cut David Hopewell, business And Amanda Blake says He thinks he learns more by These taxes become due April she w o n ’t be b ack on they like the film’s pro-Cath- Randy works with the more According to chairwoman out all proposed new programs manager; John Harkins, town working from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. 1. Gunsmoke next year, either. olic message. than 700 scientists, engineers five days a week in the Modine Schramm, the office and staff, it would still fall manager; and William ^vcik, Mrs. Lowman will be in the will be staffed by two com­ . f «;■ When it comes down to the They told me - and 1 find and technicians in the program. short of the proposed figure by road superintendent, will, Westinghouse laboratories than Sponsoring Travel Agents this hard to belieye - that Specifically, he assists those he would in a classroom. $32,573, he said. review the situation and report there are now more theaters Dn Kenneth MacKenzie, to them. in Oklahoma City than there technicians who are developing “We’d probably spend two a material which helps control superintendent of schools, told are in Chicago. weeks in class learning about ♦ » nuclear reactions in breeders. something we’d be expected to After Inventory the school board that^an ad­ ’The change was made due to Purpose of the Paramount ministration staff meeting was He runs helium gas release learn and apply in one day on difficulties in the school bus gathering was to point with tests, operates a computer, the job,” he said. held Wednesday, but declined to turning around on the narrow TRAVEL pride at the studio’s upcom­ draws designs for the fabrica­ That is exactly the kind of say where cuts might be road. ing schedule of films, led by FABRIC CLEARANCE applied. He reminded the board the big one, “The Great tion of experimental equipment learning experience Randy’s Gatsby. ’ Some of the exhibi­ and does calculations for teacher, Jim Harbour, planned that the selectmen have the op­ G raduation tion of changing the town tors were a bit disgruntled. research engineers. for “An Inquiry into Science ’The Middle School gradua­ and Engineering.” manager’s recommendation, They told me the studio was Westinghouse, as an Atomic *&oba tion, set for June 25 at 7 p.m., SHOW asking 2-1/2 times the rental Energy Commission contrac­ “These stqdents are learning SALE and the figure could be either will stand for this year. In the , for ’^Gatsby” that they tor, also is constructing the skills we couldn’t begin to teach more or less. fall, however, parents of eighth i charged for “The Godfather.’^’ Trying to second guess whait Hi i i k 'i Fast Flux Test Facility in the classroom,” said Har­ A ARP Easter Hats Parade graders will be polled to deter­ Thursday, April 18 The theater men aren’t sure (FFTF), which will be the bour, who has taught science at Savings Throughout The Store! Play the Lottery. the selectmen might do, mine whether this ceremony it’s worth it. members Roger Gallic and world’s largest facility Richland’s Columbia High If your number matches Thursday's winning ^ ste r outfits were oh parade Wednesday jrftemoon at the meeting of Manchester may be dispensed with in the Desi Arnaz Jr., who gks School for 10 years. Charles Mayer opted for a operated exclusively for t number exactly, you've hit the jackpot! And now Oiapter, American Association of Retired Persons, at South United Methodist Church future. around, has gotten around to irradiation testing of breeder He had planned to rotate meeting with the Board of Ne w s t o r e Houfis you're in the running for the top prize, totaling Winners are, left to right. May White for the most colorful outfit; Sadie Barrett, the most The high school graduation is Highland Park School Auditorium pretty young Season Hubley. components and materials. students in different jobs once ^lectmen to explain why the set for June 23 at 5 p.m. 397 PORTER STREET • MANCHESTER They ve reached the “We-re Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat. 10 - 6 $100,000 ($10,(X)0a year for lOyears),awarded coordinated outfit; Virginia Flavell, funniest costume; Barbara Potterton, newest outfit- increase is necessary. The teen-agers, including every four or five weeks in each and Gertrude Liddon, the prettiest hat. (Herald photo by Dunn) just-good-friends” stage. some who work for Battelle- nine-week quarter, but many Thursday A Friday, 10-9 at the next Super Drawing. Dean commented that at the Desi may make more love Claim your $5,0CX) at a participating Savings and proposed figure the school Land For Elderly Show starts 8 PM Doors opan 7:30 PM to Sian Barbara Allen, too - Northwest Laboratories, are supervisors at the laboratory were so pleased with the Loan, or at any Motor Vehicle branch office. programs would not even be The Board of Selectmen but only on screen. They programming minicomputers, B o lto n helping make nuclear physics students’ work they asked to Just one more way to win Connecticut's Lottery. maintained, but going Tuesday authorized the Housing made such a good time in calculations for solving fast and keep them the whole school backwards, with over 90 nd- Authority use of four acres of “Billy Two Hats,” which stars P U g n m A M s year. ditionai students expected this land behind the former jail for Gregory Peck, that director thermal reactor design FABRIC DEPARTMENT(^ST0RES fall. senior citizens’ housing. Norman Jewison wants to problems, and writing formal Randy’s supervisor. Dr. R.E. CONNECTICUT'S Church Cites Need of Funds team them again, this time in reports summarizing their Dahl, is manager of Neutron MANCHESTER 434 Oakland Street (Exit 94 off 1-86) The board moved to send a The motion, by Selectman starring roles. Absorber Technology for letter to the town manager and Kevin Cavanagh, followed dis­ e x p e rim e n ta l re s u lts in $100,000 LOTTERY cussion by residents in atten­ Robert Altman wouldn't exchange for salary. Westinghouse Hanford. DONNA HOLLAND church who have not yet Board of Selectmen saying the The help of anyone who can dance. Some feeling of possible screen his big new one, thousands of winners each week. The sum of |3,145 is needed pledged to support the church to amount of the cut is out of the sew, paint or assist with the traffic hazards crossing Rt. 74 "Thieves Like Us,’ in Los by the United Methodist Church step forward and accept their question, and that cuts cannot Angeles until after it opened o o> ^ • o O O ' dS' technical end of the show is were outweighed by an alter­ * VJ • if it is to continue its present responsibilities of memtership. be made in the school’s $3,135 in New York. Altman felt that .-G needed. Qmtact Ken Woods, nate location possibly being program and meet its It also encourages all those million budget. New York critics would like 643-1354 or Ruth McElraevy, MemberXIarol Duncan “out in the middle of nowhere.” obligations, according to who have pledged to keep their 643-6020. it — which they did — and backed the'inove and said cuts i«i- thought their reviews would Ronald Grose speaking for the pledges paid up so the treasurer Nurses Christian finance committee. has money to meet current would destroy the program. influence the Los Angeles Fellow ship reviewers. He told me that a A church fair, which will take expenses. “If you tell people where cuts The church sanctuary will be Suicide Study certain key Los Angeles place in the fall, is being will be they say you are 150th Anniversary used by the Nurses Christian HAR’TFORD (UPI) - ’The critic always mimics the New planned. It should raise about threatening,” Mrs. Duncan To help celebrate the ISOth Fellowship for a series of four said, “but if you don’t tell them state Department of Correc­ York critics. Como 1b The Land 11,000, leaving a deficit of anniversary of the church a meetings beginning April 29 they say ‘you owe it to us’.” tions has set up a committee to Dionne Warwicke gave her 145. variety show is being planned from 7:30 until 10 p.m. Members agreed that at a try to find ways to prevent husband, Bill Elliot, what he The finance committee is for April 27. Admission to the Questions such as the $193,441 cut, major chunks of prison inmate suicides. Correc­ calls “the world’s most ex­ appealing to all people in the show will be |1. relationship of nurse to dying programs plus personnel would tions Commissioner John R. pensive birthday present” — patient and grief counseling have to be eliminated. Manson said Wednesday his a comnlete taping facility at home. Tt's really a studio and will be addressed. Bus Slop Controversy department has lowered the suicide rate in the state’s Bill has set up shop and is • • • As registration is limited Several residents of Dockeral doing very well. He's also (H A hhhhs facilties in the last five years. anyone’ interested should con­ Rd. appeared at the Board of starring Henry Hathaway's But, Manson said, it is impossi­ Rather Speculates tact the pastor now. Education meeting Wednesday new film "Hang-Up,” which Bolton Congregational to complain about the change in ble to stop a determined should be released shortly. 6o Bolton Congregational high school bus pickups which prisoner from taking his own LUCILLE BALL: no On Nixon Plans Church will hold an Easter require their children to walk life. Manson said at least two more weekly cavorting. breakfast Sunday from 8 until 9 from their homes to the comer inmates per week try to kill or (Note: The following story a.m. For reservations persons of Dockerai and Mile Hill Rds. mutilate themselves, mainly in However, if he did remove efforts to attract attention. makes clearer the account of a himself from power, “it could interested should call the The parents are also con­ talk by Dan Rather given come under the following church. Hebron lLI** * Tuesday and reported in a scenario: ’The breakfast will consist of scrambled eggs and ham. United Press International "That considerable more 'X story carried in yesterday’s evidence would come out which Tickets will be available at the Herald). is negative to the President and door. Deeds Filed With Clerk his case. If that comes out, if The church will have two ser­ The following Warranty there is overwhelming new vices Sunday, one at 9:30 a.m. William and Shirley Bromley JOSEPH P. LITTLE Deeds have been filed with the evidence... the President would and one at 11 a.m. to Gary and Sharon Mino, HOUS'TON (UPI) - The con­ Town Clerk since Jan. 1: property on Woodside Rd. go into the hospital, stay for a sensus among both Republicans Edward and Lillian Spencer ■** is fairly long time, come out of SAVE Gerold Porter to Jones- and Democrats in Washington Agrees on Tax to Kifk\ Spencer, property on the hospital and say, in effect: Keefe-Batson Post 95, Inc., is that President Nixon will Dorothy Miller wrote the Rt. 66. property on Rt. 66. most likely be impeached by “Tm all right but it’s going selectmen thanking them for EMward aijd Lillian Spencer to take a long convalescent HAVE YOUR NEW Caron Bros., Inc. to Orrinand the House of Representatives their views on the retention of to Lynne Sahdall. property on Shirley Lee, property on Church but probably will not be period. I’ll be available to make the 6Vi% sales tax. Blackman Rd. St. the big decisions of the removed from office by the She said she was inclined to Frank and Vera Miller to presidency, certainly decisions Ledge-Crest Inc. to Joseph Senate, CBS White House agree that the small amount James and Donna powney, of war and peace, but I’ll need a and Agnes Fiore, property on Correspondent Dan Rather said townspeople would be paying in property on Old Clochester Rd. Wellswood Rd. long rest and I’m going to take / / / / ///; /, sr/^/ f)/ ()/.!///) Tuesday. sales tax would be far out­ (Photo courtesy of American Airlines) Footehells Farm, Inc. to John and Frances Burke to However, Rather s a i ^ ^ t advantage of the provisions of weighed by the aid to towns for Santa Barbara Mission, California Michael Ovian and Karine the 25th Amendment.” Richard and Rena Goldwasser, based on his “own assessment" education. Ovian, property on Rt. 85. " property on Oak Dr. Rather said that under this he is “not yet convinced that Mrs. Miller noted the finance ’\Amslon Lake Co. to James amendment Nixon could say, Michael Ovian and Karing (Nixon) is likely to be im­ committee was still — Program — Ovian to Footehills Farm, Inc., “T m going to remain Presi­ aiid^ Joyce Reidy, property on peached.” deliberating on its funding property on Rt. 85. Deepwood Dr. ’ dent, but I would want the day- AIR CONDITIONER Rather also said instead of proposal, so she really didn’t Richard and Betty Mickewicz to-day operations of the California and Arizona Josepliand Barbara Morrcale leaving office, the President know what their recommenda­ to Ann Wilson, property in Lon­ to Henr^and Elsie Bernard, might in fact take an extended presidency to be handled by Mr. tion would be. don Park. Gerald Ford.’” Presented by American Airlines property oir^ennan Rd. leave of absence under the She said however she was INSTALLED Danielson Federal Savings Daniel and Sarah Corrow to "In effect,” said Rather, provisions of the 25th Amend­ glad to have the selectmen’s Film s: and Loan Association to Arthur Janet ProphetXproperty on ment, retaining power over big Nixon would “take himself off letter to back up her thinking. Presentation: and Jean Griffin, property on Hickory Dr. \ the line” but remain President. “Wonderful World of decisions, but turning the day- Packing Demonstration by Deep wood Dr. Henry and G^i^aldine San Francisco” to-day operation of the govern­ THRU THE WALL American Airlinaa “Kiwis” Harold and Isabelle Isham to Chambers to Robert ahd Bar­ a ment over to Vice President Lorraine Bragdon, property on bara Kristoff, property Gerald R. Ford. “Highllghta of East St. Grayville Rd. And Rather told the final Arizona” D o o r Prizes John and Joan Jackson to Caron Bros., Inc. to Dale an^ meeting of the National School AT ONE LOW PRICE Peter and Linda Govoni, Cheryl Schutt, property on Boards Association: “If the property on Jackman Rd. Basket Shop Rd. President has'not told the truth House of Harveyl Nettie Ciloldstein to David and Antone and Jane Barros to I, don’t see how he is going to GiUwares•iltwores of Distinction I FREE TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE Unhwa Linfert, property on Thomas and Susan Johnston, survive. If he has told the truto Imports the World ( Hoadley Rd. property on Yorkshire Dr. I don’t see how they’re going to FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: David and Unhwa Linfert to Robert and Linda Winters to impeach him much less remove -S3 West Rd. (Rt. 83) ELLINGTON Frank and Gwendolyn Mund, Wayne and Katherine Fruke, him from office.” .HOURS Mon.-Fri. 10-8 SAt. S Sun. 10-5 property on Hoadley Rd. property in London Barrie \' Rather said he considered it Kirk Spencer to Kirk and Estates. .. “highly unlikely” that Nixon \ O’KEEFE Marie Spencer, property on Rt. Ronald and Sarah Bunner to would resign, asserting: “It is LA BONNE 66. Frank and Betty Marinaiccio, ffunitY; • V not of his nature to quit. It is not TRAVEL AGENCY TRAVEL WORLD Ann M. Caron to Louis and property on Laurel Rd. of his nature to resip .” for EasterMW* Audrey Maffessoli property on * 750 Silas Daana Highway 67 E. Cantar Straal Joseph and Joan Gagnon'to Rt. 85. J i . Wathersfield Manchaatar Richard and Dorothy Maheaux, Bradford E. Smith to Omer property on Wood Acres Rd. Remember and Enid Perra, property on ir UNIVERSITY Goodchild-Baillett Buck Rd. Predicts Crisis The Green TRAVEL SERVICE David and Cynthia Waif to The Wizard who can work wonders for you is not Travel Agency Joseph and Frost Krist proper­ HARTFORD (UPI) - ’The Storrs Road Wreck Ends Chase ^ . 113 Main Straat ty in Elizabeth Heights. somewhere over the rainbow. He's right on your doorstep in Connecticut Public Expen­ House I & It Storra HAMDEN (UPI) - State ditures Councii is warning of a Manchaatar Floyd and Alice Fogil to police and officers from several. your daily newspaper. You'll find him under various names, state financial crisis within the Douglas and Mary Porter, southern Connecticut towns what better remembrance of Easter than property on Porter Rd. such as articles for sale, houses for rent, good bargains in a next two years as a result of in­ BLOCKINO l ig h t IN WINDOWS MERCURY HASTINGS were involved in a highspeed creased spending and lower one of our beautiful Easter Lilies. Our Orchids, Nettie Goldstein to Edward chase that ended with an auto better car, or reliable repair technicians. taxes. Hibiscus and prized African Violets give o lovely IMPAIRING VISION TRAVEL AGENCY TRAVEL, INC. and Lorrie Markiewicz, proper­ wreck Wednesday night. ty on Hoadley Rd. He's the Wizard of Ahhhhs - the "ahs" of satisfaction The ^ v a te research poup show of color and are a joy to see. Why not visit FUSSING WITH DRAPES 627 Main Straot Main Straat Milford Police said the chase Roy and Mary Lu Crocker to Wednesday predicted a |100 the Green House I & II and choose your gift NO COLO LEAKS IN WINTER Manchastar Covantry started about 11:30 p.m. when from the thousands who make smart use of the Want Ads. work like the Wizard miliion state deficit by 1976. Jonathan and Gloria Kimball, officers with a warrant’tried to from our large display of tropical and exotic property on Stonehouse Rd. Make a little wizardry with a money-saving Want Ad and “Connecticut is trying to m-SEASON P n C IN OK, M i MR GONDITIONERS! arrest a man identified as Call before 12 noon for u - plants from the world over. All of our plants ore GLOBE TRAVEL 6ILBERT-L0VE James and Jane Mulvaney to hear your budget say "ah". have its cake and eat it too,” 555 Main SIraat 660 Aaylum Avanua Larry Manchester in Milford on CPEC said. living remembrance and grow more beautiful Francis and Margaret O’Neill, a bad check charge. your ad to appear the MANCHESTER Manchaatar Hartford property on West St. The legislatuve voted with the passage of time. Officers said the suspect fled following day. Wednesday to lower the state Joan and Thomas Edgecomb in his car. The chase went into Advertising Rates to David and Cynthia Lynch, ••SPECIAL lOR_EASTER” West Haven and New Haven, 1 d a y ...... 94 word por day sales tax onehalf cent to 6 per MANCHESTER property on Hillcrest Dr. cent and boost state spending to VIQLETS where the suspect went onto the 3 d a y s ...... 64 word por day Upon Monday thru Friday S 4 J6 Kenneth Wood to John and $1.38 billion. II1 2 B l t 1 4 M v rn p ik e EVENING HERALD Marritt Parkway, police said. * d a y s ...... 74 word por day Site Heratb Sandra McCollum, property on ’The chase end^ at Whitney , to 5:00 p.m. The group urged lower spend­ TELEVISION ^ APPLIANCES 16 Bralnard Placa Brennen Rd. 26 days -----64 word por day CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ing and ti^ t fiscal codtrol in Boulevard, Hamden, where the Open Saturday . Manchaatar Gary and Fern Scoville to IS word minimum the coming year. NEXT TO STOP & SHOP suspect wrecked his car trying B:00 a.m. to 12 noon Donald and Victoria Mooney, to leave the parkway. Officers SlXo o c 0 6 property on East St. o . said he suffered minor injuries. ” a o % O a % o. >.Ot ^ ftA w ’ -»' O o O. o

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i - Manchester High Honor Roll Path of Hughes’ $1000,000 Traced MANCHESTER EVEMWC HERALD. M .nche.ltr, Cam., m .ini., April II. I m - PAGE TWRNTV.Nmr LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The bank without Nixon’s Nevada, set up the meeting, 000 from Hughes’ Silver Slipper Australian Labor knowledge.) Casino, and he and Danner Hew former head of Howard Maheu said, and Maheu arrived i ? - " ” m ■ ■ A to Florida with it and handed it Hughes’ Nevada operations There was resistance at one with a case full of $100 bills in ti S«‘iiiors Honors to Rebozo. I Government Fails Patricia Remmey Judith Brown Sandra Ferris tried to trace for a federal court point or another from former the trunk of a car, but the V More mower. High llonon> Lee Aceto David Rldolfl Pamela Brown . Arthur Gerlch Wednesday the path by which Nixon adviser and cabinet of­ meeting was canceled by a Doreen Ackerman Gall Robert Kevin J. Carroll Jennifer Grant Patrick Ryan $100,000 in Hughes’ cash, meant ficer Robert Finch, Rebozo and presidential “emergency.” > W it . CANBERRA (UPI) x- N on Agoillnelll Karen Ahern Alphonse Chamberland Christine Hanauer were established by federation [M m 6«gln Karen Bafumo Debra Saglio Linda Chapman Melissa M. Hilton for President Nixon, found its Hughes lawyer Edward P. Maheu testified earlier he Australia’s 16-month-old Labor in 1901. Kathryn Sander John FI. ^n so n Diane BakulskI Julie Comlna Rosanna M. Holbrook way to C.G. “Bebe” Rebozo’s Morgan, former Nevada Gov. believes that Finch had got an Guaranteed government failed Tuesday to Mirlann Blaso Mary Scanlon The I^bor government has 67 Christina BarrowskI Jane Conn Wendy A. Horwitz Alice Bojarski Renay Scheer Hilary Cooper Florida bank vault. win Senate approval of essen­ Karen Bengston Abigail A. Keene Paul Laxalt, former Hughes idea of the purpose of the seats in the 125-man lower Patricia Bouley Bruce Benaen Erika Schleldge Renette Cote tial money legislation and Joann Breen Carol Lee Scott Valerie Klein Even the judge appeared aide John Meier and Richard meeting from Laxalt, and House of Representatives — a Michele Blnette Barbara Crowley Wayne D. Kuehl Prime Minister Gough Whitlam Janet Brown Anthony BottI Judith Scott Victoria Dagenals perplexed. Danner, who worked for both blocked it. majoritV of nine — but in the JoAnn Brugnetti Gerry Segal Paul W. Lapine QjOOO said he would dissolve Parlia­ Kristine Bourret Donna Damon Hughes and Nixon. 4 Ann M, LItrIco Well known names wander in Meanwhile, $50,000 was given Senate has only 26 of the 60 Debra Bryant" Kim Bushey Janette Senkbell Joseph Damon ment and call new elections Heidi Bsullak Patrick Shea Paul R. Maldment and out of the story told by Maheu said the contribution by check to various Nixon fund seats. Gall Byram Sandra D'AprIle next month. Janice Butler Jeanine Chadwick Llaa Sllhavy Jennifer Davis Stephanie J. Martin Robert Maheu. Rebozo was was solicited in 1968 by Danner raising groups in Nevada, Patricia McKee The opposition parties Kim Cardello Robin Chamberlain Elizabeth Simpson Dominick Dedomlnicis described as having"cold feet” — like Maheu a former FBI Maheu said. miles Whitlam announced the dis­ Kurt Carlson Russell D. Sink Ken Nordeen decided to vote against the n«nnir dcM iiivisI W tu'ii till . c.Mi caklHil nl to work (86-0072) tion to seek his party’s nomina­ of genuine at least five years in the depart­ the August storm some men left yntii K m k liili-ivM IS ibil Miitnxt ti> <11 |i« .il inoKin Model 200 (62-1011) and the following list of state t.ixrii .Iiul reil.T.il I.IK m.tv l«-ilrf.-iitxl im iil iMluiiqdinii tion a t a rslly held in his home ment but cannot maintain ac­ representatives: Daniel natural their jobs when the 10:30 a.m. town a week ago. suede. for your home. *22»*29 tive membership. call came and others did not AGWAY HAS A report for the second shift, as Tolland has been a member COMPLETE LINE they removed trees from of the Mutual Aid since its in­ OF FERTILIZERS That’s what our Spring’collection of fresh, houses, cleared streets; *0mno ception, at a cost to the town of ur S1UT • Greenlawn Plus Lawn Food colorful flowers can be. We’ll help you create an pumped cellars where furnaces IUmSMmU $145, cooperating with over 10 22- 6-8 original chapeau for your table. A beautiful were endangered, and stood by 5 Ib i 515 5 other towns. Littell, who is also • Greenlawn Pluswith Crabgrass centerpiece. A Springtime bouquet. Or tradi­ P A N T S U IT S at downed wires. Killer 20-5-7 Perfect for Mutual Aid director, said it $995 1 lb. Quart work, play, all day. tional E aster liliep. The ice storm'In December • Greenlawn Plus with Broadleaf would cost the town $43,000 for Weed Kilter 21-5-7 Mens sizes 7-12M. Hurry Stop by or call. Everyone gets a new bonnet kept the men going 24 hours a AGWAY VELVET Q lfR H $ J ^ 8 9 $ - | 8 9 Many styles to choose from. Shirt Jac, Vest and its own communications center. • Turfood Special 10-6-4* Li|feliuuraiie£ ... thru Saturday only. this time of year. Your home should, too. day for five days. Tolland High GRASS SEED ' \ Slack, Blazer and Slack A grass mixture of lop qualify ORTHO UP START ROOT • Turfood Premium 10-6-4 Pedersen, who has served 23 School junior Gary Dimmock, grasses designed to give you S^OT GREEN GRASS SEED STIMULATOR • Greenlawn Pro 16*8-0 REGULAR $46.00 A grass seed designed for quick Flowers and plants. years in various volunteer with the department over a best results with a minimum of Helps ail ornamentals, shade • Greenlawn 10-5-5 On all installment loans another supershoe special, only care in a variety of growing con­ green-up of damaged or bare and fruit trees and other plants • Turfood 10-6-jl Chemical departments, said the Mutual year and veteran of 200 calls, ditions. Covers 3,500 sq (t areas in your yard A patching to develop strong root systems TheyVe a natural for Easter. . stock mixture (84-1330) • All Organic 5-4-0 at no extra charge to you. at shoe-town. Aid here is excellent and stayed .at the Merrow Rd. (840303) (86-4314) WETHERtFietD AVON ' \ HARVEY’S definitely good for this town. firehouse the whole week. The in^yfnmca. Bwtin Turnptk. E Mt 8L - M il lo 1999.2750 Tov^ns in the M utual Aid TVFD supplied generators to •TORE HOUPtS: MIDDLETOWN Johnton't PRICE automatically respond to calls keep pipes from freezing and Join the P^^yroU Savings Plan. MOA. Tum. Wed PrI. King. Ehpg. Ctr. MANCHESTER for structure fires. A good •:3 0 to t:S 0 p.m. opened both firehouses for TPHirt.''t:90te 9:90 WMhlngtoii StrMt PithiiMrii Shpg. Ctr. Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. MANCHESTER STATE BANK reqson to have the extra trucks shelter. S et 3:00 to 4:30 AGWAY, INC. EQUIPMENT SHOP; W. HARTFORD 8pm c « 81. 1122 Burnside Ave. East Hartrord on call, with their supplies of And the “routine” did not (Sllvw UtM) *•*'*«' ShPB- cir. • 540 NEW STATE ROAD, £ 4 0 R 1 9 0 Man. Tuan Thun. Pr^ 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 8. 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By Frank T. Cook anything else. Labor costs have on Family Considerations >• The Mayor’s Downtown Ac- request for funds to improve a the price drops out. “And cuss the dilapidated structure LAWRENCE, Kan. (UPI) - gone up, foreign competition is ^ tion Committ^ — apparently pedestrian right-of-way from nobody makes any money." with its owner, Abraham Archer is a 25-year-old cutting us up and the govern­ GRANT DILLMAN nomihation. It is more difficult brothers, they are very reacting to comments made by Main St. to Purnell PI. New Devices center in recent years. Druckman, who reportedly executive whose business is ment hasn’t helped much.’.,’ to cut down a frontrunner who frightened.” town directors rwently — today Sleith said a list compiled by CEILINGS After the harvest. Archer WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Kennedy seems to be saying wants to dispose of the proper­ slipping badly. A few years ago In better times, tons of Kan­ insists he isn’t running. If But Kennedy has conceded discussed the possibility of downtown merchant Joseph starts clearing his supply injate Edward M. Kennedy keeps in­ it wouldn’t be worth exposing ty. he made $30,000 a year, un­ Kennedy decides not to run, he there is more to it than that. publishing a pamphlet Garman showed that only nine Bernard Lozier, sas marijuana were trafficked November, controlling the flow sisting he will not decide until his family to the turbulence and • The committee discussed taxed. around this university town to almost certainly will attribute Back in January, appearing on describing business hours of of the more than 100 stores Inc. to hold the market price steady late 1975 whether to seek the anxieties of a presidential cam­ public transportation in Tqfiay, higher labor costs and both coasts and often beyond. at about $15 per pound. presidency — and most people his decision to family concern NBC s Today show, he men­ paign if the country isn’t ready Main St. stores. downtown have odd business Manchester, with several ideas foreign competition have hit “The biggest problem has Like other industries faced k«p saying his decision will, over the possibility that a tioned family considerations for his ideas. Committee . chairman hours. The “odd” businesses proposed. The committee is Repeirs end him hard. been foreign competition and vfith labor costs and competi­ hinge on his family and the Kennedy in the White House but went to on say there also William Sleith, calling for a are paint and hardware stores, waiting for a report from the ReplecementsI was a question as to whether He is a m a riju a n a the inability of the government tion, the Kansas marijuana specter of assassination that would be an invitation to printed listing of downtoWn jewelry stores, and a furniture Greater Manchester Chamber the country was ready for what store, Sleith said. Ph on e wholesaler, one of the largest in to control it. Six years ago business has turned to hangs over the Kehnedys. another assassination attempt. merchants' hours, said the of Commerce, which is pur­ he called his kind of liberalism. committee "could dispose of a During this morning’s discus­ the Midwest and an original marijuana was marijuana and technology for help -but There is more to it than that. Family Considerations suing proposals for a mini-bus 6 4 9 - 4 4 8 4 member of a group called the nobody knew the difference The Massachusetts senator The Senator discussed his “I’ve been identified with great deal of criticism" if a list sion, committee member Ir­ operation. Archer thinks it is too late. “Kaw Valley Hemp Pickers between good stuff and bad. But may hold off a formal an­ dilemma earlier this week in certain courses and approaches of hours was published. ving Bayer mentioned that One new device is a picker, toward issues,” he explained. Irregularity of business hours business hours at local shopping Association.” the consumers are much more operated by hand, that strips Guest Speaker nouncement of his presidential Bonn in an interview with a He put himself through sophisticated now. Most have plans that long. But if Kennedy Carman newspaper. Asked if “I think a great deal (of the on downtown Main St. was men­ centers aren’t consistent leaves from the marijuana The Rev. Edwin Spuler, problem) is whether the coun­ tioned last week when the either. He termed the direc­ college working in the illegal tried Columbian and Mexican stalk faster, quieter and more does decide to seek the his family wanted him to trade and he’ll soon turn in his grass and know it’s a lot better Assemblies of God minister and Democratic nomination, the become president, Kennedy try is ready for the kind of Board of Directors approved tors’ comments ‘‘rather PLAZA DEPARTMENT STORE efficiently. Another new item is missionary to Spain, will speak challenge that I think it really only part of the committee’s foolish.” blue denim shirt for a white than ours. a portable compact press that fact will surface first in the replied: “My God, no. After FREE BOOKLET (W n H nvn a Notion To PIo n m ) • collar. He’s making only $17,000 “The government hasn’t done at a Good Friday service states — and long before his what happened to to my ought to have. I think there’s a Slith directed committee will dry up to 10 pounds of weed tomorrow at 7;30 p.m. at On P o o ls BA O T u T J P FR ANK’S SU PER M AR K ET a year now in the marijuana much to stop reefer coming in an hour. deadline. Ujneliness about the political member Katherine Giblin to EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER Calvary Church, 647 E. Middle “decisions...” start work on a published list of business. across the border.” The press was developed to Anyone bidding seriously for Call HERITAGE Manchester Archer, who shall not be Archer said one of the few Tpke. ’Hie missionary service is the White House needs money Kennedy’s "approaches” POOLS OF downtown business hours. eliminate open air drying of the open to the public. earned him a 90 per cent rating In other committee business further identified here, times the price of domestic product. Marijuana drying in in massive amounts and HARTFORD Hospital The Easter Bunny employs a crew of four. They marijuana had risen back to its The guest speaker, a native of delegates in substantial Station Closes in 1972 from the liberal Tel. 643-1048 this morning; the sun emits an odor detec­ Camden, N.J., was minister of Americans for Democratic Ac­ Notes • Sleith reported that the toil in backwoods fields and can peak of $50 per pound was a cou­ table a half-mile away, • a numbers. The money should The westbound service sta­ YOUR AUTHORIZED usually harvest a ton of wild ple of years ago when the youth and education for two come fairly easily for Kennedy, tion on Interstate 86 (the Wilbur tion (ADA) and a 5 per cent asking price for the bumed-out Has Come To Plaza! definite hazard in an illegal years at the Central Assembly, rating from the conservative Kansas marijuana from government was running its business. given his family’s wealth and Cross Highway) at Union will Kronick property at 881-883 Memphis, Tenn. He has also Americans for Constitutional HERITAGE midAugust to early October. “ Operation Intercept’’ the appeal to party fatcats to be closed permanently next ALUMINUM SWIMMING Main St. has been lowered from Another project is the Action (ACA), a precarious They work about 12 nights from crackdown. pastored an English-speaking get on the bandwagon early. Monday, but it’s not a victim of POOL DEALER Discharged Tuesday; Charles $45,{KX) to $35,000. In recent • Colorfiil Plastic • Egg Color development of a hybrid plant, political position in a society dusk to dawn and each crew Dodged Blockade church in Torremolinos, Spain. the recent gasoline shortage. ns.44A,MlM PJLIn482 Hicking Jr., 596 S. Alton St.; months, the committee had dis­ a cross between Columbian and Difficult to Disguise that has been searching for the Gymnasts Perform At Highland Park School fNS ••MlgBoam . member gets $125 a night. “That was a pretty effective Upon receiving a missionary The state Transportation Bonnie Fiendel, 184 Hollister cussed and then abandoned • Gnocolato Bunnios *Hizzr .lumios| Kansas reefer. appointment from the Foreign It is more difficult to disguise proposals to acquire the site. Only one problem bothers program,” said Asher. “It took “The first generation grows a quest for delegates. They Department announced the Creating a huge “ sunflower” . from a multi-colored the children performing gymnastic feats, watched the St.; Stanley Hllinski, 110 S. • CtiOGOlato Eggs - • Colo^ Archer. a couple of months, but after a Missions Dept, of the Adams St.; Peter Saglio, 119 Sleith’s report was met with no up like the parent,” said must be won either in the closing comes in connection parachute, students of the fourth, fifth and sixth grades at “animais” ciimb ropes, and joined them all in a finaie of • Baskots-Grass CoHophano Worries About IRS while the supply of foreign Assemblies of God in 1969, the with planned reconstruction of Cambridge St.; Ricardo comment this morning. Archer. “Pretty good stuff. But primaries or at state conven­ Highland Park School opened their gymnastic program “I'm a little worried about grass dried up and the price of Rev. Mr. Spuler'' studied the the strip of 1-86 through Union. acrobatic presentations. Mrs. Catherine Johns, gym Correia, 154 N. School St.; • Sleith said th e re ’s a after that it deteriorates back tions. That is no spur-of-the- Wednesday night in the schooi gym. Entitled “A Walk the Internal Revenue Service,” our stuff was rising.” language for eight months in The work is scheduled to start karateI teacher, at right, gives the “cast” a few last minute in­ James Blanco, 20 Westfield St.; possibility to ‘‘get things to pure Kansas.” moment thing. It means send­ See Our Own Beautifully Filled he said, pushing his long black Imjwrters figured how to get Costa Rica. He has just com­ later this spring. Through the Park of Highland,” it featured Jennifer structions. (Herald photo by Dunn) Cynthia Schroll, East Hartford; moving” regarding the Jaffe- ing lieutenants into the states • Self Defense hair out of his eyes. ‘Tve never around the blockade, however, pleted four years of missionary The eastbound station at Hedlund as she stroiled through park-like areas, viewed Edward Eckel, East Windsor; Podrove building at 811-821 Your Own service in Spain, during which months ahead to do political Main St., which has been vacant paid any income tax. and foreign grass started Tax Collections missionary work. And the word Union will remain open, the • Physical Fitness Gino Calderone, 27 Hany Lane, PLAZA HAS ALL THE SUPPLIESI flowing into the United States time two churches were es­ department said. Vernon. for two years. Sleith said he “It's a business, it’s just like At 96.2 Per Cent inevitably leaks out. Need Sometiilng? Aek Plexel again. The foreign supply has tablished, and a coffee-house • Confidence Coventry will go to New York City to dis­ Tax collections to ministry for U.S. Navy ser­ If Kennedy does decide to seriously hurt the domestic make the race, the scenario CLASSES AVAILABLE ALL Also, Michael Giacalone, 87 market, he said, but it is a Manchester’s General Fund as vicemen was started. WORKING SHIFTS of March 31 (including interest, probably will have him con­ N. Elm St.; Alice Perras, LOSE UGLY FAT problem compounded by After a year of deputationai Glastonbury; Suzanne Lieb- ■ tin losing weight todav OR lien fees and taxes due for prior ministery in the United States, tinuing to profess uncertainty INSTRUCTOR MR. HWANC VIDEO RECORDING MONEY BACK. MONAOEX It a Unr amateurs and costly labor. about his intentions right up un­ CLOSED man, 8 Cottage St.; Joyce Gar­ the people Ofie labial that will halp curb your da- years) equal 96.2 per cent of 12- he and his family will return to Instructor: SYSTEMS USED AS tirt (or. axeaat food. Eat lata-artlgh “Kids who don’t know if the til the end of 1975, even though Good Friday, A YGOP Explained to School Board cia, 49 Palmer Dr., South Wind­ month estimates, a report by Spain for a second term. U.S.A. Marine Corps TRAINING AIDS laaa. Conlalnt no dangarout drugs plant is mature, if it’s ready for sor; Gail Mordavsky, East Tax Collector James Turek in­ everyone knows his operatives A pril 12th Pratt & Whitney people and will not nwka.you narvoua. No h p v est, go out and start are busy trying to sew up the MEN, WOMEN A Hartford; Mildred Cowles, 72 alranuout sxarcit*. Change your lilt dicates. It was at 98.8 per cent W ill reopen for Aircraft Club picking.‘They don’t process it nomination. CHILDREN f MONICA SHEA accounting system at a gradual Hudson St.; Lisa Ermanski, 56 . . . atari today. MONADEX eotia at this time last year. The girl with a $200 scholarship Softball M.00 lor a 20 day supply and SS.00 right and they dump it on the There are tactical arguments SATURDAY BANKING Coventry High School Correspondent pace over the last two years Cold Spring Dr., Vernon; lor Iwlea iht ameunL Lost ugly lar town’s fiscal year ends June 30. every year. There will be registration for market almost right after for such a strategy. The mo­ 9 a.m.-12 noon, April 13th Hailford Hurting School 742-9495 and they feel that next year it Patrick Zaremba, East Hart­ or your money will be ralundad wlU« Total revenue frqm property HWANG’S girl’s and women’s softball no quotllona atkad by: they’ve dried it.” Manchester Board of Education members will be ready to comply with the ford; Mary Connor, 741 Avery tax sources was $12,088,463 on State Senate ment he announc^ his can­ Monday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at The result is textbook Community Cpilaga SCHOOL OF Tom Hill, Sue Brainard and state requirements with this Mrs. Charles Cannon, Heart St., South Windsor; Joanne Uggslt RsxaN Pirtada Drug March 31. The estimate for didacy, Kennedy would become the Miller Richardson Field on economy. The market is the frontrunner and the target MANCHESTER For Information Richard Ashley were guest program at no great increased Fund chairman and recording Crowley, 24>>£rospect St.; MkMIo Tpke. Wn L 1973-74 is $12,566,727. Votes Bonds TAEKWONDO Rt. 31. \0 SS- flooded, demand goes down of rivals for the Democratic STATE BANK speakers at the YGOP’s cost. secretary of the Junior Darlene Strimike, 1238 Hart­ Mall Orders Filled All revenue to the General 640 HILLIARD STREET This league plays other town with the availability of supply. For Schools meeting last Friday. The group asked that board Women’s Club, announnced that ford Tpke., Rockville; William Fund as of March 31 (including 646-4745 ____ MANCHESTER teams in the same age groups. The group fejt the program members pass out an up to date approximately half of Coven­ Wade, 22 Adams St., Linda Haz- all state and federal grants), was timely in view of the fact encumbrance sheet at the try’s goal of $1,1000 has been The girls’ team will be com­ zard, 148 Park St. The equaled 90.5 per cent of 12- HARTFORD (UPI) - Public posed of girls aged 13 through 16 there will be a public hearing on hearing on April 22. They felt collected. Muffier That’s month estimates. It was .91.6 education beyond the high the Board of Education budget this sheet would be very helpful and the women’s teams com­ Discharged Wednesday; per cent a year ago. school level was emphasized in Mrs. Cannon thanked those on April 22. in understanding the budget as posed of girls and women 16 Alfred Butler, 14C Progress Guaranteed for Receipts by other funds as of a package of three bond who have contributed and urged years or older. The proposed budget was it really is. Ave., Vernon; James March 31 and the total revenue authorization bills passed by those still wishing to contribute as long as you explained and the group The group was concerned that Rain date for registration is McNamara, 98 Strickland St.; estimated by each to June 30 the Connecticut Senate - i T to send their donations to the Tuesday, 6 to 7:30 p.m. own the car... Wednesday. questioned the 2Vi per cent in­ the March encumbrance sheet Freida Bowker, Parker Bridge, are; Water Fund, $548,885 local branch of the Connecticut The bills exceeded by $73.7 building crease in the budget due to showed that only | 11,000 of the For further information call Andover ; Ruth Young, Stafford collected, $706,700 estimated; Stay hom e & enjoy Bank and Trust Company on Rt. . 8 7 5 - ^ 5 1 7 million the amount requested Sequential Learning Program. $16,000 alloted for text books Jacob Borh at 742-6949 or Betty Springs; Carol Alexander, 106 Sewer Fund, $4M,206 And $649,- your lawn into the finest in the neighborhood. Elim­ 44A. Haddad at 742-8550. by Gov. Thomas J. Meskill and The group was interested in was expanded. They questioned Woodbridge St.; Albert Hewitt, 847; Special Fire District Fund, would have been even higher inate the back-breaking labor of lawn care by renting having a public opinion poll con­ whether this was a proper 77 West S(.; Mary Daniels, East OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP $1,129,967 and $1,176,719; and 9^ ducted to gauge the effec­ Special Downtown Taxing but for the defeat of several the right equipment to do the work for you. A power allocation. The group was also Hartford; Charles Ryan, 79 R O U T E 83 ROCKVILLE tiveness of the program. Those District Fund, $32,175 and $33,- amendments totalling $13 concerned -about the Vernon St.; Thomas Dunn, 180 million. lawn thatcher may be just what you're looking for! at the meeting having children transferring of funds from one Center St. 600. I Rockville Hospital Notes The capital improvements in the program were polled as account to another. Board to the educational effectiveness authorization of $183.3 million member Sue Brainard reported Also, Sandra Lyons, 391 Hart­ overshot the governor's request of the program and (hey were on the background of the tack- ford Rd.; Alice Foster, evenly divided. by $69.7 million, soccer complex. Admitted Wednesday: Karen Court St., Rockville; Cecelia Willington; Jacquelyn Lindsay, »i»e*- The group questioned why Orfitelli, South St., Rockville; THIS WEEK Sen. Lawrence DeNardis, R- The council has approved the Frates, Grove St., Rockville; 4A Sunset Lane, Bolton;.Grace Hamden, chairman of the more funds were alloted for the Helmi Pucino, Webster St., installment of a six-lane, all Helen Gessay, Lawrence St., Caron, Bristol; Charlotte legislative Finance Committee Lab Science Supplies in the Rockville; Clara Robbins, High weather track, but the Planning Rockville; Leroy Leighton, Locke, Colchester; Helena ,<2 33»>' said the additional figure would grammar schools than in the St., Rockville; Robert Salstead, and Zoning Commission has Ward St., Rockville; Mrs. Lin­ Kuszpa, Maflborough; Jamison B7»1* be spent on a variety of projects high school. Rt. 4, Rockville; Grant Skewes, C7»3* voted it down. da Lentocha and son, Rt. 44A, Hull, 42 Bigelow St.; Maria cumberlM farms including higher education, Parents did feel that there Mountain St., Rockville; Coventry; Mrs. Linda Leonard Tulman, 220 Boston Tpke., 7^7 was more parental involvement vocational schools and flood Plant Sale Ronald Wendus, Range Hill and daughter, Vernon Ave., Bolton; Correy Church, 10 Pto.>20»«> L7»’* control. in Robertson School under the Dr., Rockville; Ellen Wilson, WILL HAVE O N SALE A combination bake sale and Rockville; Mrs. Alma Manzano Russell Dr., Vernon. P,u,>3 03'“ In an am endm ent. Sen. Sequential Learning Program Cider Mill Rd., Ellington. plant sale is planned for Satur­ and daughter. Partridge Lane, 07».3* Charles T. Alfano, D-Suffield and that reading scores in that Discharged Wednesday: day by the Junior Women's Tolland; Michael Mundell, Also, Charles Rathbun, 35 ...»itoctr* sought $12 million for a school have increased Edgar Baskerville, Vernon M’l . t • Hurry Club. Home baked goods, plus Storrs; Randall Webb, Stafford StarKweather St.; Jeannine H7t.'» vocational - technical school in noticably. Ave., Rockville; John Bastis, Easter and house plants, will be Springs; Cynthia Wentworth, Uthgenannt, 7 Gem .Dr., Enfield. His amendment was pther parents said that Regan Rd., Rockville; Rockville; John Little, East 5 million sggs on sale from 10 a.m. to noon at Park West Dr., Rockville. defeated. children seem to have a higher Elizabeth Bertsche, White St., Har;tford; Patrick Hart, Swamp Zollo s and Guido’s Super­ Births Wednesday: A son to Another bonding proposal for degree of interest in school un­ markets. Rockville; Mrs. Ellen Casieri Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Paul, Rd., Coventry; Edward der the program. The board transportation facilities was $4 The proceeds from the sale and son, Virginia Dr., Goose Lanet Tolland; a son to Rubinow, Middletown. members informed the group c w ^ ^ - million bigger than the $13.5 will go towards the Ellington; Alma Chalou, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Poulin, that the Board of Education has million originally requested by scholarships fund. The club Village St., Rockville; Dorothy West Willington; a son to Mr. Meskill for airport and pier been implementing the PPBS Czarnecki, RFD 2, Tolland; atSl^ an sag presents a graduating senior and Mrs. Harold Wilde, Plea­ facilities. Kenneth Darling Jr., Orchard sant St., Rockville. The finance committee chair­ St., Rockville; Beatrice Elliott, Read FREE man said the extra fundjs would CHARGC'EMM be spent for the Niantic River H iM should ten out ol your silt. wa'G givt you a "rtin chock*' wuring lattr dtlivtrY tt tha advartisadprica. * - MOUNTING!! Herald Ads Storas CompatttivalvpricadatFirastortadaalafsar>datiHsarvicastationsdisplaYingthaFtrasionas»gn Bridge. The Senate also adopted Directors Approve Audit without change a $13.6 million The Rrestone STEEL RADIAL 500 can give you uptc^ authorization bill requested by By SOL R. COHEN the governor. Proceeds from collector of revenue office, he review of surety bonds for those Manchester’s town audit for said, could be a new format 12V24 ISN’T TOO MUCH 30 Extra Miles from every fanl^l of gas! the sale of these bonds would go school personnel involved in the for urban renewal grants and the 1972-73 fiscal year (ended being established in the data fund. He said even the Internal TNs p t m in is it batad ona car with 20-|aBsn fasl capacity cad currsntly last June 30) was accepted un­ TO PAY FOR A for rental housing for the elder­ processing method. Revenue Service “can’t make ■ variflat IS n ls s par h Hm . Gataraly, yaur iavin|s wM dap^ on haw much animously by the Board of sense out of its operation.” ly- Baskin s^id the town’s dis­ HOUSE CALL. IN FACT, itap tad alait drMai you do. S£E THIS GStAT TIRE TOOAYl In another amendment to the Directors Tuesday night. Its ac­ He said Fund 41 (the catch-all bursement ' records are "in largest of the bond measures. tion followed a 75-minute fund for school grants) is a con­ excellent shape.” His com­ IT’S A REAL BARGAINI Sen. Richard Bozzuto, R- explanation by Jerome I. tinual problem, because items Baskin, the town’s auditor. ments and recommendations Waterbury, sought $L5 million in the fund get co-mingled and for a vocational technical The audit now will become a for improvements, he mixed up. part of the 1972-73 town report, explained, concern revenue school in Waterbury. The records. He said Fund 41 "is almost a amendment went the way of the debvered to the directors last supplement or shadow” to He noted the town has a new Alfano proposal. November but tabled for accep­ Board of Education activities, tance untl the audit was com­ collector of revenue and In other actions, the Senate with the great amount of equip­ heeded Meskill’s requests for pleted. expressed the opinion, ment being purchased and the problems in that office might his budget and: The comments and many personnel being hired. recommendations submitted by improve. " —Unanimously passed a bill “TTiere’s nothing wrong with to lower the state sales tax Baskin basically were repeats Baskin criticized operation of the fund,” he assured the direc­ the school board’s Student Ac­ from 6.5 per cent to 6 per cent of last year. He acknowledged tors, “it’s just troublesome.” improvements were made (and tivity Fund and recommended a effective May 1. are being made) and repeated Keep Your Newspaper ^ — Approved a measure his recommendation for cen­ Carrier In Business By exempting the totally disabled tralized control of all from property taxes. assessments and of all state and WANTED - WANTED Paying Your Bill On —Adopted a bill exempting federal grants. as. SIw Cow (Cil Far Qwtoy ~ 1H4 «d orfer persons 65 years or older from “While the voters defeated a U.S. Sinr Dofan - 187l-m5 $4iS ^ Time. taxes on capital gains. (referendum) proposal for a 179S-1I73 $25.00 mt ip director of finance (last Canadian Sher Coins (C il For Qwte) 1900 Md oatfier Evening Herald Carriers November),” said Baskin, "we Canadnn Silver Dolan - 1935-1M7 ‘150 »d m still believe that efforts to cen­ Will Be Around To tralize the town’s financial Canadian Proof lie Set - 1907 and earfier (Cal For (Jwite) Regular Runs record-keeping procedures will ^ Buying other foreign end U.8. coins end gold Collect Soon. Please benefit the town.” Cell lor our eppreleel — Peying Top Duller The Connecticut Department Town. Manager Robert Weiss of T ransportation’s eight Have Their Collection express commuter bus lines told the directors the will run their regular schedules procedures are being es­ April 12, Good Friday, Com­ tablished and that the con­ Su-Deb Coin Co. missioner Joseph Bums has an­ troller will be the key fi^ re in Manchester, Conn. nounced. centralizing them. Another key Thank You All other Connecticut Co. to correcting problems, par­ Tel. 849-2253 Sib «nds StL N>dl 13lh buses will run on Saturday ticularly those existing in U19 aUNCHESTIB EVENING HEIIALD schedules that day, he said.

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HunloGh, Raaltor Fireplace, kitchen with ABGRESSIVE PHONE 643-2711 Send resume to Eastern Con- o happyorfi MALE for restaurant work, rooms, immaculate condition, aluminum sided 6-room ly, be of historic significance. lars- look to the atom, the Char-Bon Agency, 643-0683. Colonial with three generous appliances and plenty of Naturalist D.S. Henderson, sun and the heat of the earth tinenUl, P.O. Box 410, Red part-time, evenings and The BARROWS b WALLACE Co. cabinets and counter space. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Bank, New Jersey, 07701 or call weekends. Phone 646-6661, bedrooms,• Ai. i. » large living iuuiiiroom Realtors — MLS SALESMAN w riti^ in “Oryx,” the organ of for more energy. Dr. Laws SOUTH WINDSOR - Two fami­ I f ll f S xvyvn ______l_ A t Well insulated including com­ 643-8076. between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. FOUR BEDROOM Raised With fireplace, completely Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 the Fauna Preservation Socie­ looks no further than her g ar­ Help Wanted ly with a barn. Aluminum bination windows and doors. who would Hko to otoodolo wHh INDEX 13 Help Wanted 13 ELISSA W. Ranch in Bolton, large country '•'irpeted,C3L 1 1/2 baths, $36,200. ty, believes it possible he was bage can. kitchen, fireplaced living room, siding. Large modern country Wo“Iverton____ Agency, Realtors, Garage. Wooded acre. Power­ NOTICIS ADVERTISING Happy Sweet 16 Bualneae Opportunity 14 looking upon the last Arabian And while industries and HOUSEKEEPERS - Due to carpeted rec room, two acre size kitchen. Only $44,900. 649-2813. LEBANON - Antique center ful televison antenna system. A GROWING 1 — LoM and Found Love always. Pasek Realtors, 289-7475. oryx in the wild. the energy conglomerates expansion at the Meadow’s Con­ treed lot, 1 1/2 baths, low 40’s. chimney Colonial on the green. Near State Park. Minutes from 2 — Portonalt RATES MACHINISTS Dad, Ma, Teresa, Nana, MANCHESTER - Pizza house, Manchester or Hartford. The Arabian oryx is so lobby in Congress and state 3 — Announcomontf valescent Center reliable tolly equipped. Priced to sell. Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, 10 rooms, two baths, 5 ACTIVE Shannon, and Pandgra 649-1922. MANCHESTER - Remodeled 5 Asking $32,700. 647-9841. remarkable an animal, so swift legislatures for weaker en­ 4 — Entortainmoni housekeepers are needed to Owner has other interests. For PRICE REDUCED fireplaces, two acres. Large 5 — Auctlona 1 day .. .64 word per day compliment our staff. says me too. 1/2 room Cape. Modern kitchen barn. Out building. Attractive and sti;igng, there are legends In vironmental laws. Dr. Laws lam *14,500 to *16,000 and more yeariy details call Stanley Agency, 646- PROGRESSIVE 3 dayt . .84 word per day Experience is preferred but not 3618. MANCHESTER - Four- with dishwasher. Wall-to-wall setting and location. Philbrick ALMOST NEW Lovely three- the desert that the hunter who and recycling proponents FINANCIAL 6 dayt . .74 word per day c a rp e U n g , 1 1/2 b a th s. Here is an opportunity to buy bedroom and den, four baths, 8 — Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagaa 26 dayt . .64 word per^day M u« be experienced In Job shop aircraft type of work Am- essential. Contact Mr, Liquore, bedroom Colonial, 2Vz baths, Agency, Realtor, 646-4200. kills one inherits its warriorlike want an energy program that B — Parional Leant 646-9194. Immediate occupancy. Only an older two-family home in condominium. Good area for IS WORD 'minimum Hinh”^ OP«nlng8 In lathe and Bridgeport mills Happy Birthday walnut paneled first floor fami­ REAL ESTATE AGENCY virtues. Those legends arose in would clean it up. 10 — Inturanca ly room, spacious kitchen, with $28,900. Pasek Realtors, 289- an office zoned area on East GEORGIAN Colonial - Center children, swimming, tennis etc. Happy A da...... 11.75 Inch 7475. the days when hunters carried EMPLOYMENT COUNTER GIRLS - Full-time NAN LUKOVITZ $ loads of cabinets and builtons. Center St. in Manchester. Am­ chimney Colonial. Two Owner transferred. $36,800.646- For pereonaU confidential Dr. Laws has been working 1094. spears or arrows or, at best, an­ to find out how much energy 13 - Help Wanted and part-time. Must be over 18, Love from, f:. Impeccably maintained. ple paved off-street parking. fireplaces, modern kitchen with interview please contact 14 — Butinetf Opporlunltlea ..(/> be willing to work some MSTRRUTOR NEEDED MANCHESTER - Newer two cient muzzle-loading rifles and can be saved by recycling 15 — Situation Wanted Manicured lot in desirable Reduced for quick sale to built-ins, large formal dining Daniel F. Reale weekends. Apply in person ndrew and Michael Porter Street area. 60’s. family 5-5, tvvo bedrooms, 11/2 $39,900. room, front-to-back living often tracked the beasts on foot and reusing our natural KONKKONCrS baths each side. Two-car gar­ SOUTH WINDSOR or camels. EDUCATION KPU NX T • MUMESm HBUUI after 6 p.m. Dairy Queen Warren E. Howland, Realtors, room, large front foyer, den, resources. Through research 18 — Private Inatructlona MFLASHOIKS 643-1108. age, aluminum siding. (Jnly The Arab who succeeded un­ 18 — Schoola-Claiaet All Repllee Strictly ConHddittM Brazier, 242 Broad Street, screened porch, 4 bedrooms, 2 5Vi-room Ranch, 1V4 baths, ol lier own and other environ­ Manchester. Conscientious individual $49,900. Pasek Realtors, 289- JARVIS REALTY CD. 1/2 baths, garage, large lot. der those circumstances was 20 — Inttructlona Wanted Happy 13th Birthday i ’ 7475. spacious finished rec room, REALE’S CORNER mentalists, she has found needed to distribute world MANCHESTER - Colonial, 3 ReaNors-MLS 643-1121 High on a hill in one of worthy of his prey. The legends REAL EOTATE B O B B. I large enclosed breezeway, 2- 178 WAIN CTItCT RHONI 64»-4525 . ll)at: famous Kodak film and G-E bedrooms, living room, dining Manchester’s finest were not intended to cover 23 — Hornet lor Sale BY OWNER - Vernon - first car attached garage, patio, 18’ - I f all beverages sold in 24 — Lota-Land for Sale Luv p flash cubes through company room, kitchen. Only $30,900. neighborhoods. Philbrick Agen­ those brave hunters who since 1% offering. Excellent 7 rooms. above ground pool, electric ilie U. S. were in returnable 25 — Invattment Property NEWSPAPER DEALERSHIP AVAILABLE a id e s established dealers. Frechette & Martin, Realtors, HEBRON (8 miles out) - Super cy, Realtors, 646-4200. the war have pursued the oryx 28 — Butinaaa P ro p ^ RNS - Mom and Diane 646-4144. Fireplace, open stairway, two clean 5 1/2’ room Ranch with garage door openers, central containers, it would save 27 — Retort Property Servlcea Ottered 31 Painting-Papering 32 in jeeps and gunned them down Immediately — Andover Area JOIN THE p. S NOSaUINMNI full tile baths, combination win­ heated family room, three ENGLISH TUDOR - 8 rooms on vacuum system, $39,500. enough energy to provide 28 — Real Eatata Wanted dows and doors, rec room. with automatic weapons. A Butlnet* of Your Own DYNAMIC SOLICmiN REQUmED CIRCA 1778 Cape Cod, wide bedrooms, countiw size kitchen, 10 acres. Large living room Op6 JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ GRADUATE Students, five residential electricity to 11 MISC. URVICE6 boards, two baths, 6 1/2 rooms, Walkout basement, gas hot 1 1/2 baths. C)nly $33,000. with Cypress paneling and Henderson went to Oman 31 — Servioaa Offered — Mutt Hava Dapandabla Car NURSING TEAM Help Wanted 11,995 to $7,990 investment. eling, rec rooms, offices, years professional training. million persons for one year. 13 fireplace, foyer, double garage. water heat. Close to shopping. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, fireplace, four bedrooms, den, U&RREALnC0.Flnc. where the last survivors of the 32 — PalnOne-Paperlng — Mutt Ba Bpndabla Guaranteed 6 m o n th s household repairs, yard work. Very reasonably priced. F — Put another way, each ,33 — Building-Contracting ^UDVERTlSiRE Quiet neighborhood. Priced for 649-2813. two baths, two-car garage. 643-2692 species in the wild were known repurchase agreement. Hutchins Agency, 649-5M4. Phone 649-4594. estimates. Phone 643-8634. beverage bottle discarded in­ 34 — Rooflng-Sldlng-Chlmnay — Invattment Raquli^ REAL ESTATE - Expansion quick sale, $35,900. Assumable 7 Ideal set-up for dog kennel RolMrt 0. ItarBoefc, RHHor to be. Under the headline: I 35 — Heating-Ptumoing DEADLINE T H E M E A P O W ^ plans for local established Real Call Thursday and Friday,- 3/4%> mortgage. No agents. 875- stead of returned costs .5 38 — Flooring 12:00 noon th« day before Call Tim McCulloch, CIrculaVon Manager 3 1/2 ACRES, horse paradise, MAIN STREET, Talcottville. operation. $59,500. Philbrick TWO HANDY men want varie­ "Were They The Last Arabian Immediately available fuiil Estate office______include___ im-. Mr. J. Jeffery, 413-781-0900. 9725 for appointment. COLLEGE Graduate students kilowatt hours of electricity 37 — Movlng-Trudilng-Slortge publication. seven room Colonial, 1 1/2 Seven-room home with up to Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. , ty of jobs, raking rolling, available for exterior and in­ Oryx?” he told of finding three 38 — Servicet Wanted hnd part-time positions. 3-11 mediate____ opening opening I for a full-time - enough to burn a 100-watt Deadline for Saturday and MANCHESTER EVENIN8 HERALD baths, large out buildings. four bedrooms, huge kitchen Lota-Land tor Sale 24 liming, fertilizing, mowing terior painting. Six years dead animals and some Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday and 11-7 shifts. Excellent! licensed sa salesman le sm a n with Hutchins Agency, 649-5^. with oven, range and electric light bulb for five MIEC. FOR BALE expe:irience and management lawns, attics, cellars clean^. experience. Fully insured. Free evidence that four others were 41 — Artldaa for Sale salary plus company paid CENTER STREET refrigerator, large dining room. BUILDING LOTS - 3/4 to one Reasonable rates, 643-5305. estimates. Call our com­ hours. 42 — Building Suppllet potential. Lucrative commis­ ELLINGTON captured alive and taken away. PLEASE READ Life, H ^lth, Major Medical Immaculate 6-room Cape with Good buy at $34,900. Wolverton acre, 150’ frontage, 300’ plus petitors, than call us, 649-7034. —If all food and beverages 43 — Ooga-Blrda-Pait sion schedule. Ground floor op­ Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. “My oryx photographic safari 44 — Llvattock and Disability insurance! portunity for the right person. COUNTRY STORE for sale bath and a half, shed dormer, PERFECTIONIST? deep. Residential Manchester. MAJOR Appliances repaired, in October 1972,” he wrote, were sold in returnable con­ 48 — Boata 8 Acceatorlee YOUR AD □ EMPLOYMENT We/p Wanted 13 makes this truly one of the lock, stock and barrel, well VEANON 646-1316 Phyllis Jackston, reasonable rates. Call M7-1064. INSIDE - Outside painting. tainers, it would save enough 48 — Sporting Qoodt Classified ads are taken over All inquiries confidential. Write oversized garage, lot 200’ MANCHESTER - $25,500, Well, how about this 8 room, "produced irrefutable evidence best benefit packages in the Box N, Manchester Herald. traveled highway. For par­ U&R built, 6 room Ranch, Realtor. Special rates for people over K. 47 — Qtrdan Producta the phone as a convenience. deep. Vacant. — T.J. duplex, 5-5, two furnaces, newer Raised Ranch? Set on a PDQ PRINTERS - Post Road that a very recent poaching par­ energy to provide residential 48 — AnHquet The Herald is responsible for SITTER, needed, mature for ipdustrv. ticulars call 289-6208 or 649- cathedral ceiling, living room, Fully insured. Estimates given. electricity to about 25 million 49 — Wanted to Buy Help Wanted 13 three year old. Part time. Own 7669. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577 aluminum storms, good in­ wooded ’■* ' *'"'*"x)ms, fami­ Inveatment Property 25 Plaza, Vernort. Letterheads, Call 649-7863. ty, at first thought to be from only one Incorrect insertion and (in tact Emilia Kurnik, Assis-| ACCOUNTANT - CPA Firm. attractive brick fireplace, for­ people for one year. then only to the size ol the transportation. Call after 6,646- mal dining room, glass sliding come. Hutchins Agency, ly roorr S O LD ning room, envelopes, bills, quick" copy, Abu Dhabi but almost certainly I RENTALS 8830. tant Director of Nursing Ser-j One or more years exposure to Realtors, 649-5324. -The recycling of 52 — Rooma for Rent original insertion. Errors which TOOLMAKER, machinist, public accounting, tax EXPANDING Manchester doors, sun deck, eat-in 1V4 baths, carpeting, close MANCHESTER - Handyman’s wedding invitations. Xeroxing. CEILING painting and paper from a northern state, had 53 — Apartmenta for Rent do not lessen the value ol the vice to learn more about the 875^819. ® hanging, neat work, reasonaW newsprint alone would save lathe operators. Must be able to experience helpful. Advance­ Realtor needs one experienced kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, GET MORE for your money - Ellington’s town b ^ch . $39,- special, 2.3 acres zoned in­ killed and or removed the last 54 — Homee for Rent advortisemenl will not be cor­ set-up and work from RN or LPN, part-time. Laurel many health care oppor­ MANCHESTER - 6-room to dustrial. Has five-room Ranch rates, phone 643-9112. licensed broker or salesman. the equivalent of 37 million 85 — Bualneta for Rant rected by an additional inser­ ment opportunity excellent. buy a modern Split Level! Four 900. Call Tony Wasilefsky at of Oman’s and possibly the blueprints. Minimum three- Manor, 649:4519. tunities on this side of the All replies confidential. Reply spacious finished rec room, Colonial with three bedrooms, as income or office. LaPenta barrels of oil per year. That’s 86 — Raaort Property tor Rent tion. Please send resume, attached garage, large treed bedrooms, in-ground swimming family style kitchen with pan­ 649-5306, eves. 872-0003. world’s wild Arabian oryx.” 87 — Wanted to Rent years experience. Apply at river. New section opening] Manchester Herald Box RR. Box “M” , Manchester Heraldf. pool, one inside fireplace, one Agency, 646-2440. INTERIOR - EXTERIOR pain­ enough to provide residential I 58 — Mlac. tor R M lot, near elementary school, try, dining room, 2-car garage, He then told of his search and Paragon Tool Co., Inc., 121 EXPERIENCED waitresses. soon. outside fireplace, wall-to-wall SINMEIi ting, insured, e^erienced, of hearing from a guide that a electricity to 10.5 million per­ Adams Street, Manchester. evenings, and weekends. Apply $45,000. move-in condition. Only $34,900. ^ ..B&W.. INVESTMENT PROPER’TY - reasonable rates. For free es­ AUTOMOTIVE ARTS AND crafts carpeting, Japanese shrubs, Wolverton Agency, 649-2813. The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. Sheikh from Abu Dhabi had sons or produce 717.8 million I 61 — Autoe for Sale m person Bolton Lake Hotel, or 647-9194 demonstrators needed, beat the lighted yard with timer, and a Realton — MLS New London-area. Furnished MR-i»NDmoinH: timate, call Peter Tilley, 74^ , 62 — Truefct for Sale CUSTODIANS - call 643-9731, Ask for Mr U&R REALTY CO. 6117. moved into the area eight days gallons of gasoline. Experience high cost of living, no invest­ plethora of other extras all on a Manchester Parkade - 649-5306 apartments, centrally located, Ductad contral •yttems that 63 — Heavy Equipniant for Sale NOTICES p a r t- tim e Negro, 333 BIOWEU STREET EDUCATION 643-2692 'oss annual income ^4,000. —If half of the lubricating 64 — Motorcyoae-BIcy^ e v e n in g s . ment, no collecting, no 300’ treed yard. Call Mr. will cool your antira homo or previously “with the announced Manchester area. Call 643-^1 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor IN TOWN farn up to 30% on your invest- NUTMEG PAINTING - Coriaty intention of capturing, as op­ oil used in the U. S. each year 68 — Campera-Trallera-MobHe delivering, 646-0496, 633-9023, Matthew, Belfiore Agency, 647- Just listed this lovely 6-room bualnaaa. Homee Lott end Found 2 to 6 p.m. PART TIME - Man mornings 872-8663. 1413. Mid 40’s and worth more! ment. 646-1316. Phyllis & (Jamache. Experienced in in­ posed to killing, all the oryx he were recycled, it would save 66 r - Automotiva Sarvloe for general handyman work. Privete Inatructlona 18 Ranch, situated in a very MANCHESTER - Six-room Jackston, Realtor. • Prompt Eatimataa terior, exterior, residential and enough oil to produce 582 67 — Autoa tor Rent-Laate could find.” He saw no trace of WAITRESSES - wanted part Five days per week. Ap­ MECHANICS - for large truck desirable area, that offers Colonial. Large Kitchen, for­ • Prompt Inatallationa commercial. Fully insured, 643- million gallons of gasoline. LOST - Two year old male black WAITRESSES - experienced, SEWING INSTRUCTIONS - TREED corner lot, over one 5295. the sheikh and his subsequent Collie/Labrador Retriever, time, nights. Apply in person, proximately 20 hours. Apply m fleet, guaranteed year round dining room waitresses and MAN(?HESTER - Owner needs acre, six room Cape, plus sun three bedrooms, large living mal dining room, 3 bedrooms, MANCHESTER, 8-ro o m By Eaperta findings may not have had -And by eliminating half Tacorral, 246 Broad Street. person to Frank Trudnak, days, Dressmaking or tailoring. All quick sale of Green Manor garage. Immaculate condition. aluminum sided building on white chest with brown paws work with overtime. Call 643- cocktail waitresses. Over 21. basic steps including pattern porch, aluminum siding, new room and kitchen with dinette anything to do with him. of the paper packaging used and brown markings above ^ r t e r Chevrolet Co., Inc., 1^ 2414. Part time. The (Country Squire Ranch. This lovely home has roof. Under $30,000. Keith Real area. Paneled rec room, 2-car $28,9M. Philbrick Agency, 646- East Center Street. First floor, PETER BELUVEAU Paintini to make products more at­ SECOND SHIFT man, would Main Street, Manchester. adjustments. Small classes. extra large living room, idea! 4200. former dental office, amesited T.P. AITKIN, WC - Experienced and insur “Just before dark (on Oct. eyes. Lake Street vicinity Restaurant, Route 83, Reasonable rates. 643-^26. Estate, 649-1922, 6464126. garage, patio, porch, Paintmg, papering, ceilings, tractive and convenient, the Manchester. Very friendly. you like to earn extra income, 8 RETIRED WOMAN to cook Ellington. 872-7327. for entertaining, dining room, parking lot, ideal professional 27 Tolland Turnpika 20), returning to Heima to fireplace, two air- CIRCA 1730 Antique Colonial. location — ...... Martens Agency, big or small jobs. Phone nation’s energy consumption Answers to Nicky. Phone 565- a.m. to 12 noon. Pest control and attend convalescent elderly eat-in kitchen, three bedrooms, MANCHEISTER - 5^room Cape, MANCHESTER refuel, we found more fresh service route work. Must have wall-to-wall throughout, conditioners. Large lot with Recently restored, 7 fireplaces. Realtors, 646-2550 1671. would be cut by 1 per cent. 8110 or 643-6834 after 5 p.m. MACHINISTS lady on weekends. Call 643-6233 BAKERY SALES woman. has approximately 100x150 lot, 643-6793 vehicle tracks,” Henderson Almanac car. Abair-Lavery Company, or 646-6299. ceramic tile bath, attached gar­ garden space, all for only $39,- summer kitchen, new baths, ------^’Recycling and reuse are Reward. Experienced, hours 3 to 9 p.m. □ REAL ESTATE two large bedrooms, center 500. said. “Then in minutes, literal­ 236-4588. W ANnO Call Parkade Bakery, M9 age and fenced in yard. (Jnly fireplace, china cabinet in new kitchen, two-car garage. Real Batata Wanted 28 ly just before the sun set, we relatively painless ways to LOST - Navy blue leather LOCAL CREDIT man - Good •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $%,900. 649-4043. dining room, storage, attached High 50’s. Philbrick Agency, Building-Contracting 33 save energy compared to I MEAT CUTTER Realtors, 646-4200. SELLING your home or found a dead mature male oryx pocketbook, contains important Machining and grinding work. ejoser.' Hard worker. Good ear­ Homea For Sale 23 garage, $36,900. No agents U&R REALTY CO. lying between converging land- turning down thermostats papers, personal items, experience, apply in person on­ nings to responsible salesman. NO ixnyiiENec ROCKVILLE - Eight room please. Owner, 646-8155; 565- acreage? For prompt toiendly ROTO-TILLING - Set your date MASONRY - All types, Gage makers. Overtime, paid now. Phone 643-1364. rover tracks. It had bled United Preaa International reward, please call, 643-0974. ly, Guidos (Coventry Super Write Manager, Box 4117, CUSTOM built, ffir-conditioned, custom Ranch, plastered in­ 4511. 643-2692 CIRCA 1790 - Restored antique service, call Louis Dimock fieldstone, brick, concrete. and driving slower,” Dr. insurance. SIU (!ape, 4 fireplaces, in excep­ Realty, 649-9823. heavily from the head and Today is ’Thursday, April 11, Market, Route 31, Mam Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44123. California Ranch. Fireplaced terior, three-zone cast iron ROBERT D. MURDOCK. Realtor Free estimates, after 5 p.m., Laws said. Coventry. baseboard hot water heat, 2V4 tional setting. Outstanding LIGHT TRUCKING - If you 643-1870 or 644-2975 mouth and appeared to have the lOlst day of 1974 with 264 to living room, formal dining TOLLAND - Six-room Ranch, "We haven’t had it up to PENORSCOT TOOL GOOD irUMOR room, modern kitchen with baths, fireplace, walk-out base­ countity property in excellent ALL CASH for your property need the services of a pick-up been hit by (or to have hit) a follow. HAIRDRESSER - Experienced four years old, four bedrooms, now because government has DELI-GIRL - Experienced A RAGE CO. only, pleasant working con­ dining area, family room, three ment. 2350 square feet living condition. Tnree out-buildings within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, trucfejor any reason, call 64^ NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - vehicle... The moon is between full and Announcementa 3 rec room, fireplace, garage, 1/2 MANCHESTER - New 8 room found it easier to tell con­ part-time or fuli-time, apply in Marrow Rd., Tolland ditions. Phone 643-2461, or apply ICE CREAM large bedrooms, fourth possi­ area. Two-car garage. Large Colonial located in prime includes 4-level shop with instant service. Hayes Agency, 1364. Attics, cellars, yards, etc. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ the last quarter. START AT ONCE acre lot. For more information “For the next seven days, sumers to save energy rather INCOME TAX forms prepared person. Western Beef Inc., 63 Route 15, Exit 99 in person. The Carriage House, ble. 2-car garage. Beautifully treed lot. Northeast section. and appointment to see, phone residential area. Four fireplace and 2-car garage. Two 646-0131. ditions, rec rooms, porches and The morning stars are Mer­ with an increasing sense of than stop industries from in your home or mine. Very Tolland Tpke., Manchester. 875-8083 18 Oak Street, Manchester. EARN HIGH INCOME landscaped grounds. Marion E. $49,900. Lipman-Chorches 875-6986. No brokers please. bedrooms, first floor family restored barns, ten acres, 1 1/2 ODD JOBS - You name it - we roofing. No job too small. Call do it. Phone John at 643-2097 or frustration, we searched as continuing their wasteful- cury, Venus and Jupiter. reasonable. Call 649-5096. ALL EXPENSES PAID Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. Agency, 872-0571, 643-1869. $37,900. room, 2 1/2 baths. Aluminum acre pond, smoke house, pear WE WILL buy your house. Call 649-3144. orchard, $78,500, Philbrick anytime, Hutchins Agency, Andy at 872-2385. much of the area as possible packaging practices.” The evening stars are Saturn SCHOOL BUS DllIVERS - HOUSEKEEPER Aide. Green NO CASH BOND siding and storm windows. and found no evidence whatever and Mars. Manchester area. Wanted im­ BABYSITTER wanted nights, Lodge Home for Elderly REQUIRED. HIGH LIBERAL TWO-FAMILY - 6-6 duplex, MANCHESTER - Cape and Priced in the 50s. Zinsser Agen­ Agency, 646-4200. Realtors, 649-5324. CARPENTRY - Repairs, ^ Dr. Laws said one of the LAWN SERVICE - Complete to suggest any oryx had es­ Those born on this date are mediately, over 25 preferr^. while mother works. Phone 6^ Ladies, 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.. six ^ y PERCENTAGE. AGE NO separate furnaces, (zood duplex, $625 monthly income. cy, 646-1511. remodeling, additions, roofing. first steps should be to re­ Will Tram. Call 643-2414. 1640 until 2 p.m. Separate utilities, 10% down, Coventry (North) $45,900 SELLING your house? Call us mowing, raking, yards cleaned. Call David Patria, South Wind­ caped. A dm itt^ly the area is under the sign of Aires. wieek. 11.85 hourly, call between BARRIER. DRIVER’S revenue and location. High 30’s. quire manufacturers to stop Charles Lesperance, 649-76M. central. Cole Realtor, 643-6666. MANCHESTER first and we’ll make you a cash Summer contracts available. sor, 644-1796. vast and little traveled but... American statesman and orator □ FINANCIAL 10-2 p.m. for an appointment. LICENSE ESSENTIAL MANCHESTER - $31,900, six using extravagant packag-' SHIPPING and receiving - HEAD librarian - Bentley SPACIOUS NEW COLOmiL offer. One day service. T. J. Free estimates. Senior citizen Edward Everett was born April 649-5985. CHOICE TERRITORIES room Colonial, 1*^ baths, dead­ GRANITE FIREPLACE the fear grows that the oryx ing. must have experience in Memorial Library. Librqry $19,900 FIVE rooms, 1 1/2 FIVE-ROOM Ranch with air- end street, trees, privacy. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. discounts. 643-0304. WES ROBBINS carfrpentry 11, 1794. AVAILABLE. COLLEGE If you are looking for a new 4- Is the center of attraction in killed and captured could well “One of the more gross ex­ Bondt-Stoeke-Mortgegea 8 material handling, record training, experienced GENERAL Machinist - Over­ baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ conditioner, dishwasher, above Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. remodeling specialist,St. Ad- Also on this day in history; k e e p in g . STUDENTS APPLY FOR bedroom (tolonial on an acre this 5-room Ranch, located on STEVEN EDWARDS Contrac­ have been the last wild Arabian amples I can think of is the warehousing. preferred, 20 hour week. Call time, paid holidays, excellent age, two acres. Hutchins Agen­ ground pool, two-car garage. THIS BROKER is working hard ditions, rec rooms, dormers, In 1947, Jackie Robinson Excellent benefits------and oppor- WEEKEND POSITIONS. Full basement, recreation lot of trees and privacy, don’t a king sized lot; convenient to for a quick sale. List your ting Agency - Painting, interior- built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, oryx. company that sells panty MORTGAGES, loans first se­ evenings, Mrs. Morgan, 649- insurance benefits. Metronics, cy, Realtors, 649-5324. BOWERS SCHOOL Colonial 6 became, the first Negro in cond, third. All kinds. Realty tunity for advancement. 0410. APPLY room. Skinner Road school, miss this one. 2Vi baths, first- everything. 2 bedrooms, eat-in property with us. Call Hagler exterior, carpentry, small jobs, 649-3446. “Even if a handful remain, hose in big plastic eggs,’’ she Inc., Route 6 and 44-A, ^Iton. rooms, modern kitchen, formal major league baseball when he statewide, credit rating un­ Economy Electric Supply. Call OAILY A SATURDAYS 9-5 MANCHESTER - Well cared praisal at $37,500. Owner, 875- floor-family room with dining room, 1 1/2 baths, 3 kitchen and garage. Call Tony Real Estate. 643-6624. masonry and cement work, what we have found undoubted­ said. fences, tilling for gardening, played for the Brooklyn necessary. Reasonable. Con­ Linda or Dolores, 646-2830. PART TIME, 1-5 p.m., CAB DRIVER - We have a full Tel. 289-8251 for ten room oversized Cape in 9146. fireplace, applianced kitchen bedrooms, aluminum siding, 2- Wasilefsky at 649-5306 today. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - ly ranks as a major wildlife dis­ tree work, no job too small, for new homes custom built, aster.” Dodgers against the New York fidential, quick arrangements. qualified typist, telephone time opening, for a night driver country setting, only five and 2 garages. Call Joe Gor­ car garage, $35,500. Philbrick PAR T TIM R hanrtvmnn MANCHESTER - Wetherell any household job call for es­ remodeled, additions, rec Yankees in an exhibition game. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. orders, filing, etc. Steno help­ starting at 3 p.m. You will GOOD HUMOR minutes from center of town. don, 649-5306. Agency, 646-4200. □ MISC. SERVICES 100 Constitution Pfaza, Hart­ niechanic, repairs on small in­ ful. Responsible, business stu­ Wall-to-wall carpeting. Street, six-room Colonial, 1 1/2 timate, 649-1590 between 8 a.m. rooms, garages, kitchens In 1966, Guam-based B52s cover East Hartford and CORP. ..B&W.. and 7 p.m. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. dustrial equipment and motors. dent considered. Own tran ^ r- Manchester. If you are depen­ Separate three room apart­ baths, garage, large lot. Mid DUPLEX -11 rooms, built 1972, The BARROWS b WALLACE Co. remodeled, bath tile, cement bombed Vietnam for the first SULLIVAN AVE. - • • B&W»» Call 649-5334. tation to Founder’s Plaza, East ment. Priced in the mill 40s. 40’s. Call T. Shannon, 568-6652. The BARROWS , kitchens, houses,, repairs. FYee In 1970, the Apollo 13 Colonial, much new work in­ west side. Hutchins Agency, Of Fuel Adjustment BRIGHT dependable delivery cent Center in Manchester. TWO FAMILY Duplex 6-6, :: day, Thursday and Friday!!!. estimates. Small jobs. Stephen spacecraft headed for the third driver for growing wholesaler. side, two full baths, three 649-5324. Martin, 646-7295. Contact Mr. Franklin, 647-9194 DEAN MACHINE TOLLAND - Three bedroom fireplace, large eat-in kitchen, SHARPENING Service - Ill 9; Monday, Tuasday and < > U.S. landing on the moon. The Good position to learn products. FOR Raised Ranch set on acre bedrooms, formal dining room, BOSTON (UPD-Gov. Fran- study, 3 bedrooms, good in­ BOLTON - Ansaldi built three- Saws, knives, axes, shears, Saturday HI 5. Massachusetts Electric Co. attempt was aborted when a Room for advancement. wooded lot, eat-in kitchen plus 2-car garage, $35,900. Wolver- come, $29,500. Philbrick Agen­ skates, rotary blades. ()uick MASON CONTRACTOR - hi? W. Sargent and allies of his and the Boston Edison Co. faulty oxygen tank explodedr Excellent beneftis. Economy PRODUCTS dining room with sliders to ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. bedroom Colonial. Mint condi­ Plastering, custom built stone LEGAL cy, 6464200. tion situated among comfor­ service. Capitol Equipment administration who have been report that 8,500 to 16,000 The astronauts returned to Electric Supply. Call Tom AVON „ ^ 102 Coloillal Rd. SALE BY deck. Large family room with Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. Knit W Purl or brick fireplaces, chimney fighting for abolition.of the con­ MANCHESTER - -room Cape table homes. Low 50’s. Phone customers have taken their Earth safetly. Wilson, 646-2^. fieldstone fireplace. $37,900. 6 Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday ;; Tri-Cttf Plan Vamoi repair, block and cement work. NOTICE SAYS Mandiostsr ff4ff-ff26P with up to 4 bedrooms, cozy 643-0049. New or old. Free estimates. E. troversial fuel adjustment protest a ; step further by TOWN OF ANDOVER - ^OWNER ARENT^ Call 872-4662. BOWERS SCHOOL AREA 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:3(M. 643- BOOKKEEPER - Part-time, kitchen with custom cabinets, 872-2219 ^ Richardson, 643-0889, 6494)608. clause now have the support of refusing to pay their bills. A thought for the day: Gen. PUBLIC HEARING OF THE MAKE EXTKA MDNEY TO O L MAKER — Experienced In jig and fixture Lovely 6-room Cape, living 7958. m ore than 120,000 utility some e ^ rie n c e . Apply Good work, days. counters and new floor, MANCHESTER - Desirable Members of CAFA in the Douglas MacArthur; “There is ZONING BOARD OF WITHDUT QUiniNQ YOUR y Excelleni Starter \ room, dining room, kitchen Henry Street area, deceptively customers. Humor Corp., 289-ftl5L carpeted living room, REWEAVING burns, holes. TOBIAS Carpentry Service - Framingham - Marlboro area no substitute for victory.” APPEALS JOB. Sell Avon Products to MANCHESTER aluminum siding, windows and and den or bedroom on the large seven room Cape, The customers have signed a DRAFTSM AN — Experienced, days, all benefits. ^ "HOMES” Zippers, umbrellas repaired. BOBCAT Service with backhoe Remodeling, additions, custom plan to file a class action suit in The Zoning Board of Appeals BABYSITTER, 5 days, 9-12 friends and neighbors. I’ll trim . Im m aculate. $33,900. first floor. Two spacious features three bedrooms, lovely petition protesting the un­ of the Town of Andover, train you. Call NEW LISTIN6 formal dining room, eat-in Window shades, Venetian and dunm truck. Free es­ building. Free estimates. Federal District Court in noon. My home. Own transpor­ An Equal Opportunity Employer ELLINGTON — Waterfront Wolverton Agency, Realtors, bedrooms on the second floor, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. timates. Cfall 646-3109. Phone 643-5769. popular clause, which allows Connecticut, will hold a public 2 8 M 0 2 2 649-2813. 1(4 baths, full shed dormer, kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, Boston challenging the 8 per tation. South Windsor. One year only 124,900. Large treed lot, Older four-bedroom home, Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. utilities to pass on the in­ hearing on Wednesday, April old child. 644-2972. aluminum siding. Good loca­ carpeted rec room with unique cent profit margin allowed very nice area. 4 rooma, new large lot, two-car garage. 1V9 bar. Storage galore. Low taxes LICENSED Rest Home - with TIMOTHY J. Connelly Carpen­ creased cost of fuel oil to con­ LEGAL 17, 1974 at the Town Office MANCHESTER - 7-room tion. Only $34,800. MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. 24 hour nursing supervision. try and General Contracting. Massachusetts utilities. b r a k e AND front-end kitchen and bath, wall-to-wall baths, huge porch, two and heating costs. Mid 30s in­ sumers without a public Building at 8:00 p.m. to hear the ELECTRICAL Distributor luxury Ranch, huge kitchen Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Certified recreation program, Residential and commercial. The group is also contesting mechanic. Excellent starting carpet, franklin stove, new fireplaces. Asking $35,000. cludes, appliances, aluminum hearing. NOTICE following appeals asking relief Counter man - experienced. with all built-ins, den with U U K«ITV GO, IIK. spraying.F-ully insured. ambulatory residents. $14. per Whether it be a small repair the constitutionality of allowing rate. Many company paid hot air heating system. fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2 full shed, knotty pine interior and The petition, circulated TOWN OF COVENTRY from the zoning laws of the Must know materials and 643-2692 Licensed. Free estimates. day. Telephone Administrator, job, a custom built home or public utilities to spend benefits. New modern shop. REGISTERED NURSES baths, heated family room, 2 much more. Plus your children door-Unioor by 2,000 members Notice is hereby given that Town of Andover. applications. Excellent benefits NIGHTS - FULL I PART TIME ROCKVILLE - Small 5- Robert 0. Murdock Phone 633-5345, St. Anthony Home, Rockville. anything in between, call 646- taxpayer’s money .on adver­ the Town Council will hold - good future. Economy Elec­ Apply in person, Capitol Tire plus garages. Beautiful in- walk to all schools, no agents. of consumer groups, will be No. 113 — William C. Austin, Company, 325 Broad Street, room house only $17,900. WARREN E. HOWLAND ______Realtor .649-0082. 875-9121. 1379, tising. public hearings on proposed ap­ tric Supply. Call Dolores or Lin­ ground pool Wolverton Agency, MASONRY WORK - Brick, presented to a special Depart­ Lake Rd., Andover, Conn, for Manchester. Bill* CrOM-CMS Liability Inauranca New furnace and aluminum REALTORS 643-1108 Realtors, 649-2813. • propriations for the fiscal year da, 6 4 6 -^ . Major M^lcal HoapHillutlon Writa Off* block and stone. New work and LAWNMOWERS repaired Rooling-Siding-Chimney 34 \ ment of Public Utilities variance in rear yard depth. Long Tarm DIaablllty* Plannad Orlantatlon siding. Value plus. CAPE six rooms, large living MANCHESTER - Charming repairs, reasonable prices. Call July 1, 1974 through June 30, LOCAL Distributor has opening older home on private street. sh a rp e n e d , pick-up STiT hearing, scheduled for April 30 No. 114 — S.J. Ploufe, Rt. 6, PAR’T TIME help wanted; PaW Penaion Plan* ^ p la Fraa Parking MANCHESTER - Clean 5 1/2 room, dining room, m^ern 643-9508. delivered. Call ^ arp all now for WE INSTALL Aluminum in Boston. 1975 as follows: in stock, order delivery posi­ Paid Ufa Inauranoa* NO ROTATION ROCKVILLE - Two-family room home on beautiful treed kitchen, 3-4 bedrooms, one un­ Convenient to schools, shopping Columbia, Conn, for variance evenings and weekends at Tuition Ralmburaamant* Employaa Cradit Union your spring tuneup. 643-5305. siding, storm windows, doors, W illkie Rites Set April 22,1974 at 7:30 P.M. for Shakey's Pizza Parlor, Vernon. tion. Steady work for ambitious only $17,900. Good wiring COVENTRY - Ideal starter or acre lot. Full basement, new finished, breezeway and over­ and transportation. Only $^,- The Consumers Against Fuel denying the building of a cmployaa Racraatlon Club retirement home, five room CUSTOM MADE Draperies, gutters, awnings, canopys, RUSHVILLE, Ind. (UPI) the Board of Education Must be over 18. Apply in per- man. Ideal for extra income. and plumbing needs some bath, one-car garage. sized 2-car garage, bonus 20x24 900. Pasek Realtors, M li, 289- very reasonable, work roofing. Spring special, Adjustment (CAFA), which residence in an industrial zone. Bungalow, central heat, 200’ 7475. ROTO-TILLING, home gar­ Funeral services will be held April 25,1974 at 7:30 P.M. for son. tf' College student considered. work, but value plus. Immediate occupancy. Only unfinished room for rec room guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- dens, flower beds. Yards, attics aluminum storm windows in­ reprints more than 50,000 At this hearing interested Phone 643-0255 for appointment. Continuing Individuallzad InaarvlGa program. from lake. $12,900. Stanley Saturday for Philip Willkie, 54, General Government Accounts. $28,900. Call today. Keith Real or etc., large treed lot, $39,900. 4266. and basements cleaned stalled, $17.88. Turnpike TV utility customers in persons' may appear and be Vacation — 1 waak altar e montba, 2 waaka altar 1 yaar. ELLINGTON -l2-famlly Vic­ Agency, 646-3618, 643-5724. Estate, 6464126, 649-1922. Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. prominent Rushville banker- The hearings will be held at (pro rata for part Umara.) Reasonable rates. 646-7644 after Home Improvements, 649-3406. Massachusetts, has formed an jieard and written com­ SWIMMING pool installers, torian reduced to $31,900. VERNON lawyer who died Wednesday. the Coventry High School, 12 daya aick laava, accumulaUva to M RANCH - 5 1/2 rooms, 1 1/2 TREE SERVICE (Soucier) 5 p.m. alliance with the Citizens Op­ munications received. Said FUU-TIME will train. Ample overtime. Nice lot with barn. Industrial TWO FAMILY - Duplex, 6-6, all Trees cut, trimmed or topped, — ------1------BIDWELL Home Improvement Revs. Ron Naylor of Ripley Hill Road, Coventry. Phone 742-7308. (pro rata for part Umbra.) baths, vinyl sidiM, in-ground MANCHESTER $31900 Custom designed 8-room posed to Narragansett Electric appeal is on file and may be WOMAN zoned. New batha and large rooms, 3 bedrooms 2-car stumps removed, fully insured. MANNING RUG cleaning com­ Co. Expert installation of Rushville and Max W ri^t of In­ Pursuant to Section 8-6 of the seen in the office of the Town 9 ^ d holldaya (pro rata for part Umara.) pool. Acre plus. Giiarage. $32,- garage, storage shed, Chalet, beamed ceiling, living (CONE), which represents Coventry Town Charter, copies For counter and fountain *Not avallabla for part Uma amployaaa. kitchens, needs some work 000. Call Warren E. Howland, EASY TO OWNII Got a tree problem? Well worth pany, specializing in steam aluminum siding, gutters and dianapolis will officiate at the 3 Clerk. PHYSICIAN’S office, Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. room with huge brick a phone call. 742-8252. cleaning of wall-to-wall trims. Roofing installation and about 4,000 Rhode Island con­ of the budget estimates will be work. Must have some experiened doctor’s assistant and paint, but value outstan­ Realtors, 643-1108. Spotless 6-room Cape most p.m. services in the First Dated In Andover, Conn, this U i ^ : Aak ua about our "Partnarahlp“ nuraing for part ding. fireplace, large country styled carpeting. Reasonable rates. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. sumers. experience. Hours Monday Light typing, personable,.salary convenient to everything. 3 MANCHESTER - Five family Presbyterian Church. Bustal—available rn iniT the office of the 11th day of April, 1974. kitchen with deluxe buiit-ins 3 TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving Free estimates. 742-7165. Thb two groups plan to through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 6 open. Hartford area. Medical MINIMUM HOURLY RATE ; 14.26, Mora wHh a u ia ri.». MANCHESTER - Six room bedrooms, formal dining plus 5-car garage. Business will be in East Hill Cemetery. Clerk. Zoning Board ROCKVILLE — Commercial­ or 4 bedrooms, attractive pan­ large appliances, cleaning HORACE Tetrault — Siding, provide mutual support at up­ p.m. Placement Service, 232-5^. PLUS ganaroua abHL ebarga, waakand 6 hoUday dIffaranUala w b M ia r ^ Cape, by owner. Conveniently room, fireplaced living room, zoned. Excellent income Willkie, son of the late Dated at Coventry, Connec­ of Appeals ly zoned. Only $30,900. Dou­ located. Three-large bedrooms, eled rec room, with full wall cellars and attics, also some CELLARS Cleaned, lawns roofing, storm windows, aw­ coming hearings on the adjust-, Apply: large kitchen, carpeting and roducer. Central location. tree work done. 644-1775. Wendell Willkie, the 1940 ticut this 4th day of April, 1974. Andover, Conn. ble lots, renovated 7-room den, tiled bath, living room stone fireplace, large sun mowed, by week or contract. nings. (Quality workmanship, ment clause.~and present a un­ LAUNDRY MAN - Monday For lurthar Information plaaaa call PERSONNEL ofiloa garage. Out of state owner f69,900. Philbrick Agency, Shrubs and trees cut and free estimates. Fully insured. Republican presidential Allen L. Sandbag, Eric Siismets, HARTFORD RO. through Saturday, 1 p.m. to 6 Cape Cod Colonial. Large wall-to-wall carpeting. Cheery Realtors, 646-4200. deck, patio, 4 air-conditioners, ited front in, the protest moves Town Manager wants fast sale. Please call LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, trimmed. 875-0075. 872-9187. 649-3417, nominee, was found dead early Chairman ^ d a ir y QUEEN p.m. (Wednesday 7 a.m. to 4 MANCHESm RKMOTUU. HOSPITAL barn, lovely fenced In yard. kitchen, large patio. Newly carpentry, 2-car garage. Im­ from the state to the federal Elizabeth R. Rychling, landscaped front yard. Joe Gordon, 649-5306. cellars and attics cleaned, Wednesday in the garage of his Stephen Willard, m.). Apply in person. East Choice Union St. location. CAPE - Seven rooms, 1 1/2 maculate throughout. $59,900. lawns mowed, small tree work. level. Town Clerk MANCHESTER ' " " K j m m a . . COMt Economic radiant heat. New Painting-Papering 32 ROOFING -- Specializing home near here. Secretary &artford Convalescent Home, 203448-1222 EXT. 4S1 Must be seen. baths, family room, large Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. ------J V‘P«»»repairing roofs, new T» roofs. 745 Main Street, East Hartford. furnace. In-ground 500 gallon oil modern kitchen, wall-to-wall TSlLl tank. Low 50’s. Shown by ap­ The BARROWS b WALLACE Co. U&RREALnCO. Inc. J.P . LEWIS & Son custom gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Realtors — MLS stays, porch, garage. Bowers CUSTOM made draperies and decorating, interior and and repaired. 30 years pointment. Phone Mr. Sprague School. $39,5(10. Philbrick Agen­ 643-2602 872-0878 246-5626, 649-6386. Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 RolMrt D. Murdock, I bedspreads, wide selection of exterior, paper hanging. Fully experience. Free estimates. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. fabrics. Call 649-1786 anytime. insured. 649-9658. Howley, 643-5361.

j PAGE THIRTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. April 11. 1974 BENJY BY JIM BERRY ApartmmH For Rent 53 Homes tor Rent 54 Business tor Rent 55 Autos For Sale 91 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAT .n MA6 HFFOUfJPANV h ^ ch e ste r, Conn., Thurs.. April 11, 1974 - PAGF THiRTv,rtx,p 6H O IA / 'l/VA, 474 MAIN ST. three rooms, THREE bedroom house, 2 PI&GIM'IM'rtJUP H oup? TPFA6UPF Y ^r? heated, family unit, $160. Call 9- 460 MAIN STREET - Ideal for 1964 PONTIAC CATALINA sta­ baths, full dining room, large tion wagon, power steering, BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN ------< 5, 646-2426. store, office etc. $160. Call 646r /OUV yard, stove, refrigerator, walk­ 2426, 9-5. power brakes, automatic. , OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE out basementi washer-dryer Q U ITE A N i m p o s i n g ) IMAGINE Phone 649-5180. ANNUAL T H ' o n l y W A T E R Y E R TtXJ HAVE NO ) HOORAV.' WAITUf? QUYSt GLASTONBURY - Two- hook-up, garage, residential VESSEL, EH, ..y STANDING AT f>EesOMALLy you p r ac tical s u /s A66I6TAMT. G U V ’N O R ; ' GONNA SEE IS S O U L / _ ^ 1 pon't have l O B o r o 8 ^ . ' you LAGfiARDS a r e ‘ bedroom garden apartment, H E R H E L M , I ’D r a t h e r M IS S SOAAETHIW IN neighborhood, nice for children. Resort Property 1972 FORD Torino wagon, fac­ I hOVV WHATlS IN THAT THE DENTIST AFTER eo a m p b e 10 S ^O N D S SLOWER ClRCLlNfi IM GONNA IT.' heated, large rooms and $235. Available May 15th. 643- For Rent 56 SCANNING THE l i f e , C3 0 L D I E — YO U OUlT-w tory air-conditioning, clean,. PAIL/ START ALL-WE JUST <30T A DONE WITH IT/ A I N 'T L IV E D T IL L TdE BLOCK THAN LAST TIME.’ closets. Swimming pool. $189. 6452. HORIZON Of: A M O P D Ikl< r ^ALL THAT HE'S SICK/ HE'LL JU S T ESAP, A TORTOISE COULP A GUV Call 643-6749. 'lO u 'v E experienced f : 633-4972. LAKEFRONT cabin. New BOUNDLESS HAVE TO SO TH'JOY OF A LAST- o u t s p r in t Yo u .' WITH OCEAN/ LATER ON! /VIIN U TE r e p r i e v e .' , lAY Hampshire, ideal hideaway 1971 THUNDERBIRD, fully t e r m it e ! l o o k s Ma n c h e s t e r - New unusual YOU DON'T ANALYZE Business tor Rent 55 fUhing, boating, swimming and equipped. Excellent condition. IT you REJOICE This TIME AROUND, ON / REALLY one-bedroom townhouse, full hiking on IIT"acres. By week or rr, STEP UP THE f^ACE private basement. Front and Best reasonable offer. Phone STORAGE Warehouse - 10,500 month. Call 644-2174 or 644-2048. 872-9628 after 6 p.m. ^ OR XLL r e s ig n -a ,. rear entrances. Patio. Includes square feet, platform level. AS YOUR COACH! heat, appliances and carpeting. Stock Place, rear. Attractive i-ii $235 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, 1967 GTO CONVERTIBLE, 400 rental Brokers protected. Call □ AUTOMOTIVE cubic inch, four speed, $500 or RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Articles tor Sale Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. 522-3114. 41 Apartments For Rent 5 3 Apartments For Rent 53 best offer. Phone 649-8491 after 6 p.m. ROSSI ROOFING, siding, Autos For Sale 61 Po w e r s six foot utility body. THREE-ROOM apartment, - ^-/J chimneys, gutters, free es­ Reasonable. Phone after 6 heat, hot water, stove, APARTMENT NEED CAR? Credit bad? MGB 1967 Teal blue, wire MICKEY FINN timates. Fully insured. Days, p.m., 646-1337. refrigerator, near hospital. ONLY wheels, low mileage. Excellent evenings, 529-8056. Paul Homes tor Rent 54 Bankrupt? Repossessed? BY HANK LEONARD $155. Adults only, no pets. RENTAL OFFICE THREE OFFICES LEFT Honest liouglas accepts lowest condition. See at 124 Highland Cosgrove 643-5364. RCA 23” four year old Early Security deposit required. We have a large variety of 456 1/2 MAIN STREET - 6 down, smallest payments. Street, Apt. E. or call 64M769. SOUNDS American color console televi­ Phone 643-9678. deluxe one and two-bedroom Top Business Location. Much Douglas Motors, 345 Main. THAT'S ONE OF THE THINGS! EXPERT roofing and gutter in­ sion in excellent condition. $195. rooms, family unit, securitv. AS IF LANCE PROPOSED... AND ^ apartments and townhouses off-street parking. Fully air- 1966 CHEVROLET BELAIR - OAD...IM T£PR/BLY VOU'RE stallation. Free estimates. 649-1404. 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. EyC/TCD/ I HAI/S SO MANY WE'LL BE GOING TO r,ECTED7 NEWER family size 2-bedroom throughout Manchester. Ren­ conditioned. AUTO INSURANCE - compare good condition, air- GOING WASHINGTON.. IF HB 11 Jt£kl£Pr Phone 647-1005. apartment, including heat, THINGS TO TELL YOU, I DON'T TO GET GETS "■ tal office open dally from 9-5, 4 1/2 ROOM RANCH, Vernon - 104 EAST CENTER ^ E E T our low rates. For a telepnone conditioning, automatic, $290. KNOW WHERE TO BEGIN! HOTPOINT Coppertone Range, appliances, carpeting, $210 per quotation call Mr. Dolin at 646- Phone 649-1129 before 1 p.m. or MARRIED/ BARRETT HOME Improve­ two years old, excellent condi­ month. Paul W. Dougan, other times by apptintment. Bolton area, month-to-month lease,' $225. Breezeway and gar­ 6050. Thursday and Friday anytime. ment Company, aluminum tion. Phone 646-4151, after 5 Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. siding, make your home look p.m. age, 646-6597 or 646-5167. EADV like new. Save fuel with in­ PMUT0ENTERPMSES,H& SAVE - Buy rebuilt engines go TO EACH HIS OWN TO en d FOUR-ROOM apartment, two- 240-A New State.Ri, Mndwster ning condition. $200. Phone 646- 074 TMAtquSXOfl*/*// iT ^LL - sulated backing, Kaiser, Alcoa STOP and Swap - Flea Market from Lloyd’s Auto Parts, 191 family house, Strant Street, 646-1021 Center Street. Open, 7 days. 643- 8558, products. Complete trim. Save rental space available, Waddell stove, refrigerator, wall-to-wall Autos For Sqle^ good money and get a job done 61 Autos For Sale 61 1558. CAPTAIN EASY PTA, April 27th. Mrs. Brandt, carpeting, separate driveway, 1965 MERCURY 4-door sedan, BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE nght by local craftsman. 649-5903. wSlk to bus or hospital. 623- MANCHESTER - Two bedroom excellent running condition, Financin available. Roger G. 3741. 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. E A G V N O T OF COURSE I LIKE apartment, garage, heat in­ new tires, $350. Phone 646-0325. LIKE ADORA? YOU.APORAt BUT BLAZEE. I SHOULD HAVE GUCH Barrett, Vebster Lane, Bolton, MAGIC CHEF restaurant I ’VE GOT g o u t 649-0822. cluded, appliances, security YOU CAN'T JUGT GO \ p r o b l e /vi6 :...a n v h o w , range, six burner and hot plate, AROUND h u g g in g OF A PROBLEM V' BETTER SOLVE IT EAST HARTFORD - Choice required. Available immediate­ Really! Wouldn’t you rather have a Buick? 1967 CHEVY Impala, 4-door, 1 BANZAI plus two ovens. Phone after 6 extremely dependable, needs AND KlGSlNG FAST, s p o r t ; XMSB p.m., 646-1337. Central Avenue Townhouse, 4 ly. $175. Eastern, 646-8250. Pe o p l e : 1/2 rooms. Private basement - body work. Many new parts, Heating-Plumbing 35 SIX ROOM duplex apartment, Michelins, $200 firm. Phone 649- PRISCILLA’S POP ****•••••••••••••••••••••••• heating system. Two bedrooms. No pets, one child. $160. 528- gas stove included. Call 649-6622 9030. BY AL VERMEER BOTTI Heating and Plumbing Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 6175. between 2-5 — Prompt, courteous service. FORD ROADSTER 1933, w h a t -'s Call 643-1496. KITTENS - Some fluffy, in time M O R E THREE ROOMS, h e a t, hot THREE-ROOM furnished chopped, channeled, button tuft ' IMPORTANT for Easter. Box trains. Phone water, appliances, parking, apartment, utilities, Suitable interior, excellent convertible T H A N A SEWERLINES, sink lines, 649-7069. one person or couple. 224 top, mags, 327, 3-speed, body MUSIS a n d :s cleaned with electric cutters, adult, central, $1M security de|X)sit. 646-34M evenings, 649- Charter Oak Street, 643-8368. very good, needs paint. Street SUPPER by professionals. McKinney SOCIETY FOR cats, kittens, legal. $1,8()0. or trade for vette. 'Z? Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ adoption, placemenL shelter, MANCHESTER - Six-room 649-1149. pany, 643-5308. Route 83 Ve/ernon. Phone 875- duplex, available April 15th. 0052. VERNON - Compact three Security required. $195. 1967 FORD, custom 500, two- FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, room apartment, modern and Eastern, 646-8250. door, standard, 6 cylinder, ^50 STEVE CANYON repairs, and remodeling. EASTER SPECIAL, two male attractive, desirable location, or best offer. Phone 875-9271 BY MILTON CANIFF Prompt service on emergen­ ~ 7 miniature black poodles, five heat and appliances provided, ROCKVILLE - three room after 5 p.m. STEVE V‘" " ^ cies. 643-7024. ’ FLNjO HOPKINS WAS STEVE FLEW 7 weeks old. $60, no papers. 646- $145 monthly. 647-1113 after 6:30 apartment, heat, hot water, B/VXTO '^HEtL BEHOMEIN AND SO.UTTLE RICH GIRlT 0256. IN THE/MIDST OF AN flAeO'S MISSION! ^ TWO DAYS — IF THE p.m. stove and refrigerator, CLASSIC 1966 Fiat, 1500 conver­ , o H , w m m , i OFRCE LA' ' APPENDIX ATTACK -B E U5TBIIN6 TD/MORROW NO JOB too small, toilet -NOTHING DRASnC! GUERRILLAS ARE BACK TO LEARN WHY STEV/E B. carpeted living room, $145. tible. New clutch, new top, good [•moUGHTVWJKNEW NI6HT FOR '-JUSTANORAML WASTE repairs, plugged drains, kitchen 50/MERE4SON TO playing WITH THEIR IS OFF TDA HOTSPOT-WSTEAP 4‘/i room s, $135 m onthly, Adults only, no pets, security running condition. $600. Phone OF THE TAXfWVERS' TOES— INSTEAD OF faucets replaced, repaired, rec 643-2925 after 3:30 p.m. OFtmEMNA WARM BED utilities extra. Three rooms, deposit required. Parking for THE BORN LOSER______/MONEY, IT WILL BE b u s t in g U.S.AIR-' -KEEPING HIS c o o l ! rooms, bathroom remodeling, Livestock 44 heat, garden, $35 weekly. 872- one car. Call 643-9678. BY ART SAMSON heat modernization, etc. Free 1965 CORONET, 6 cylinder, 0359. TVX5CAVSTD66TC>^R AiW | estimates gladly given. M & M FOR YOUR horseshoeing needs MANCHESTER - New duplex, 3 two-door sedan. $250 or best ^.klOO) JNB OOMn^CTHD Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. call Bob Gagnon, at 649-3576 Drive in comfort and safety witiwut offer. Phone after 5 p.m., 649- after 5 p.m. ONE-BEDROOM apartment. bedrooms, living room, large .AKTXRITI^! Heat, utilities, $175. Security kitchen, stove, dishwasher, 1 3739. TOWNE Plumbing Service, deposit, lease. Phone 647-1767. 1/2 baths, wall-to-wall, base­ repairs, alterations, vanity sacrificing good gas miieage m ent, $250 plus secu rity . Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 cabinets a specialty. Call to •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Frechette & Martin, Realtors, 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- Sporting Goods 46 SIX-ROOM Duplex. Attic, 646-4144. 4056. cellar, garage, laundry LOW COST m otorcycle in­ surance, immediate binding. GOLF CLUBS - Five irons, two hookups. $215 monthly, securi­ MANCHESTER - Newer two woods, bag and cart included. ty. No pets. Phone 528-5772. See us for your needs, Crockett bedroom Townhouse, private Agency, 643-1577. Also 12’ ball retriever. Ideal entrances and patio, full base­ Flooring 36 starter set. $60. 649-7225. THREE ROOMS, first floor, Just *3758* you can have a Buick Century 350 4>Door Sedan with an ment, includes heat, HARLEY-Davidson - Motoi- one block from Center. appliances, and carpeting. $240 automatic transmission, power steering, and an economicai 350 eu. in. V-8 FLOOR Sanding and Redecorated. Heat, hot water engine. CTcles, parts and accessories. THE FLINTSTONES Antiques per month. Paul W. Dougan, ‘DcilvaradI•llv( In ManchMtwr Expert service. Harley- BY HANA-BARBERA Refinishing, (specializing in 48 and parking. Adults only. No Realtor, 643-4535, or 646-1021. C ti:« iftKAtnc lyMtfus^On older floors). Inside painting, pets. $130. Reply Box “AA” , Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, 4-11 WANTED — Antique furniture, Hartford. 247-9774. ALLEY OOP ceilings. John Verfaille, 646- Manchester Herald. MANCHESTER - nice one 5750, 872-2222. glass, pewter, oil paintings or BY V.T. HAMLIN other antique items. Any quan- bedroom Ranch type apart­ MOTORCYCLE Insurance - ’ FOUND ANY ment, private entrance, in- YOU JUST MAKE DARN WE WILL, \ HEY, HOW te WE ...HES LEAVING A TRAIL, GOOD WAVS tity.The Harrisons, 643-8709,165 THREE room ground floor Lowest rates available. SURE FC02YGETS HIM- .YER ,1 GONNA KNOW apartment, heat, hot water, dudes heat and appliances, $175 Immediate binding. Pronrmt SEU= INTO TH' LAKE, A 8ABV COULD RXLOW' OF CUTTING 1 Oakland Street. HIGHNESSiy WHICH ' youR h e a t in g stove, refrigerator, parking, per month. Paul W. Dougan, Claim service. Call Garke In­ Y'HEAR? W A Y HEpul bus line, $150. 643-6311. ___Realtor,______643-4535 or 646-1021. S&S BUICK COSTS. G MISC> FOR SALE Wanted to Buy 49 surance Agency, 643-1126. INGI WANTED FOR CASH - An­ BOLTON LAKE - Four room ROOMS, 2 bedroom EXPER'f bicycle repairs, all Articles tor Sale 41 pine paneled Ranch, fireplace sp^r^ent, centrally located, "New J^la n d ’t Fattest GrowingBuick-Opel-Saab Dealer" tiques, early metal toys, trains, Jl«AIISST,IUHCH£ST£R(0peNEvesJ64W 571 makes, models and speeds. si wind-ups, phonographs, guns, and lake privilges. Suitable one walking distance to Main Peugeot,—— — Raleigh dcdlcrs ALUMINUM sheets used as Street, first floor, $150. 646- (fan fj 0« M6 A 15, Nnl to Agwoy, On* Blotli from CoMoi's) swords, oil paintings, pewter, 8352. Juil 8 Minuttt From Downtown Harrferdl ^ n c h e ste r Bicyclefell Shop, 649^ printing plates, .007 thick, furniture, glass. Almost 2098. 23x32” . & cents each or 5 for $1. anything old. Call anytime, 643- Phone 643-2711. 6535. MOTOR CYCLE handle bars, factory seconds, all types. $5 NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• each. Cohn. Cycle Accessories, cents each. Inquire side door. 316 Hartford Rd., Manchester. Manchester Evening Herali C 1174 m w a Inc,, Til, mg. U8 PM on. □ RENTALS MOTTOGUZZI 1966 Sport, 125 WIN AT BRIDGE WE BUY and sell used fur- cc, $250. Phone 646-0357 after BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY njture. Cash on the line. One WEYE 5:30 p.m. piece or an entire housefull. Rooms tor Rent 52 VACHRDJi!’/«/e«4 kAR./kBERNATHy- WHY WOULD 646-jB432. Furniture Barn, 345 1973 HONDA 450, 7,000 miles, THAT^THE >t5U WANTTO Main Street Rear, behind THE THOMPSON House- excellent condition. Asking $1,- tX J M B E S T Bumpkin plays deceptive role PUTASIGN Mordred won with the king The bidding has been: 11 Douglas Motor Sales. Cottage Street, centrally 200. Call 647-1883 after 5p.m. T H IN G T f V E located, large, pleasantly fur­ ON THE and was forced to lead a red West North East South EV ER6EBJI card which allowed Gareth to CLEAN USED refrigerators, nished rooms, parking. Call 649- DEFUIDTW HONDA, CB, 175, 1971, low BOnOFAOF lA Dble. ruff in dummy and discard ranges, automatic washers, 2358, for overnight and perma­ THE POOL? 3A Pass Pass ? mileage, excellent condition, When Gareth of Orkney ar­ his last club. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s nent guest rates. extras. Phone 649-4096. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- rived at King Arthur’s court You, South hold: ♦ 1086 5 4 TAKQ83 ♦AJ5*- 2171. ROOM WITH kitchen NORTH II he was regarded as a country Nothing remarkable about HONDA - 350CL, 1969, good con­ A AK42 the play. Anyone could have What do you do now? privileges, centrally located. 14 dition, $575. Call after 6 p.m. bumpkin. It didn’t take him SCREENED Loam, gravel, Arch Street, Manchester. f 86 long to establish his position made it. Furthermore, A—Bid four clubs. There is too PRICE OF A IL 649-8407. much chance that if you double processed gravel, sand,“, stone,stoned ♦ 752 as one of the best knights at Mordred could have foiled and fill. (Jeorge H. Griffing, AMC n Gremlin with factory air conditioning now $2697* ♦ J743 both jousting and serious Gareth by simply dropping again your partner will pass. LARGE comfortable room for 1971 TRIUMPH BcFnneville - his king of clubs i ’ Inc., 742-7886. gentleman, next to bath and WEST EAST combat. Today’s hand shows under the 650cc, twin carb. Asking $1,050. A 85 A 9 ace. shower, kitchen privileges, Call 646-1917 after 6. also that he was quite good at TODAY’S QUESTION RICH, CLEAN loam, 5 yards, WINTHROP ?KQJ5 ?A9732 the bridge table. You do bid four clubs and your references, phone 649-0719. BY DICK CAVALLI $25 plus tax. Also sand, stone, Campers-Trallers AJ10964 AQ83 Why didn’t he? Because partner bids four diamonds. What gravel, pool and patio sand, 643- ROOM for rent, phone 649-3173. Mobile Homes ♦ K5 ♦ q 1098 Gareth’s line of play had do you do now? 9504. 65 SOUTH (D) caused Mordred to relax and The wily Mordred sitting WIDOW AGE 37 wishes compa­ AQJ10763 overlook the danger of hang­ Answer Tomorrow STOP paying high rent, own F K 3 U R E S . T 10 4 West cashed the king and ing on to the king. BABY CRIB, car seat, jump nion to share apartment. Phone your own mobile home, just $3,- A AK queen of hearts and shifted to chair. Many miscellaneous 525-3906. 995. Ready to live in. 10 year the jack of diamonds. I.NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE AS-SN.J Items. Phone 643-7437 after 6:30 4 A62 p.m. financing available. New and Apartments For Rent 53 used homes, priced to sell. Both vulnerable Answer to Previous Puzzle Trades welcome. Plaza Homes, West North East South Gareth won with the ace; WHITE GAS and gas stove, WE HAVE customers waiting corner 44A and 195, Mansfield. A n im a ls excellent condition. $95. Phone for the rental of your apartment U led the jack of trumps; went 1 51 633-8582. Call 1-429-2822. Quality homes Pass 2* Pass . 44 up with dummy’s ace; re­ s. 0 V F or home. J.D. Real Estate sensibly priced. [ t f . ft r r Q Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Pass Pass Pass turned to his hand with the n T I ace of clubs; cashed his king ACROSS DOWN E V E. QUEEN size French Provincial 1971 TAG-ALONG 18’ trailer,’ Opening lead-fK bedroom set, six pieces, divan, of diamonds; led a second 1 Young horse 1 Genus of herbs a □ FI □ FOUR-ROOM and five-room fully self-contained, sleeps 6, 5 Flying 2 Mountain recliner, etc. 649-0858 after 3. apartments, tiled bath, heat, trump to dummy; ruffed the excellent condition. Call after 6, ------OKfc mammal nymphs hot water included, newly 649-2536. <3L\ALU last diamond and played one 8 Dog's sound 3 Burdensome 30” GAS stove, $75. Golf clubs, remodeled. -Middlerage adults. By Oswald & James Jacoby of his low clubs. 12 Martian 4 Acme cart and bag, $75. Phone 4 to 8 X " ■' - Security deposit, references, no . ’ V STARCRAFT Introductory (comb, form) 5 Stupid (Fr.) p.m., 646-3816. pets, parking. 11 1/2 A and B BY FRANK O ’NEAL 13 Epoch 6 Sandarac tree I offer. We’re taking on another 14 Not closed 7 Chinese School Street, across from East new franchise at Van’s. Our lot TWSM H ew 0 0 V O U 15 Jump dynasty MOVED to Florida, all fur-, Side Rec, near Main. DUR/NG PERIODS OF SV!E55 niture to be sold. Friday and is jam packed with Starcraft ACCOUNT FOR ALL AND7EN:;iONIC//EH'ON 16 Light brown 8 Genus of 17 Church part nonvenomous 23 Package 37 Posture Saturday, 22 Lilac Street, East Now, during our Gremlin Air Conditioning Tent Trailers at the lowest t h o s e NOTCHES ON STA R eAXERT'-C prices ever. Don’t miss this T H E h a n d l e 18 Stripling snakes 25 Expunger 36 Eagle's nest Hartford. Sale, a 74 AMC Gremlin with factory air Y O U R G U N ? ■By ( LAV K IMI.I.W 19 Worsted fabric 9 Pome fruit 27 Feminine 40 Musteline offer at Van’s Leisure Living, ARIH LIIRA.A Doily Activity Guide 21 Falsify (pi.) appellation mammal conditioning lists for just $2697* 441 Main Street, East Hartford, HA8. 21 Vour Sfrr. 23 P(X)L TABLE - with Belgian PRESIDENTIAL According lo Ihe Slars. 22 Expert 10 Dwell 28 Upsets 43 Followers It’s the lowest list price of any ’74 with 569-1220. If OCT. 24 English city ermanently S3 Herons 44 Theater stall balls and cues. First $50 takes VILLAGE APTS. , 8-I2-23-34 To develop message for Fridoy, it. 646-3873 after 5. 5-15-26-37^ 26 Used to catch Joints of legs 34 Control 45 Brink factory air. D'57-47-T9-84 read words correspor-iding to numbers 48 Tibetan urial MANCHESTER ADULTS and retired, on dis­ of your Zodiac birth sign. 5160-81-9QV^ rabbits 19 Comet's tail 36 Open to public What’s more, every Gremlin is backed by play now, the all new “70-2-14” TAURUS SCORMO 28 Succinct 20 Raises perusal 50 Genus of cattle BRONICA S-2A, 2 1/4 square ■- AM, 20 I Turn 31 Be 61 Don't mobile home. Completely fur­ OCT. 23l- 29 Relative (ab.) ^ A M C n Deolas: something nobody else offers: all the benefits 2AbMnt- 32 Fomilior 62 Career r 3 r " r " 6 r B r - SLR, with 90mm Nikkor, One and two bedrooms. 20 30 Yellow bugle 1 10 11 nished including 2-door I MAT 3 Make 33 Could 63 Important Nor. excellent condition. Originally Near schools, churches of the exclusive AMC Buyer P-rotectjon Plan* 9-20-31-42 4 Fresh 34 Something 64 Remoin plant $635. Sacrifice $325. Bessler refrigerator, electric range, 5^45-56-8088 5 Intimote 35 Spells 65A n-14-25-364 31 Presidential 13 U and shopping center, on Shop around. We dare you to find a better divan, occasional chair, end and 6 Slick 36 Let 66 Go 48-59-7 23c-II enlarger, used once, GEMINI nickname IS ii 17 coffee tables, lamp, dinette set, BY ROY CRANE 7 U t 37 Conditions 67 Of SAGITTAKtUSlUI I I 8%IUV> 32 Dance step originally $225, asking $180. bus line. Call anytime. buy. Better hurry! Supplies are limited and MAT 71 8B« ' 38 Mind 68 Alortg draperies, curtaims and wall- 9 News 39 On NOY 33 Dropsy IS 18 26 21 Technal dry mount press, our Gremlin Air Conditioning Sale ends soon. I THINK YOU'LL FIND THE^ ^ACTUALLY t HAVE A DOUBLE VV/l/Nf 20 69 Ahead 6 4 6 - 2 6 2 3 to-wall carpet in living room IN COLLEGE HE A^dORED IM LAW 10 Wonderful 40 Neglect 70 You DtCC. 71 « ■ SSPbees originally $120. asking $75., like 1HEB0GNQMY COIN THIEVES ARE IN . 4I17-28-39 11 Don't 41 Come 38 Dexterous a 23 An abundance of cabinets and REASON FOR WANTING TO GO 71 Wover new. 646-3873 after 5. enforcement, b u t he has a k n a c k C^49-62-72 12 Imoginotive 42 Cheering 72 Horizon 10-22-33 4 4 /0 39 Muse of closets that are sure to please ISTANBUL, MR. SAWVET?. TO TURKEY. MY SON IS INTZMIR, 13 CM 54-65-74 W 29 FOR UNGUAGES... PLANS TO ENTER CANCER 43 Places 73 Firm poetry 26 27 H Step saver kitchen, large la n g u a g e s 14 Coll 44 Come 74 Surprise CAPRICORN DRUMS, Ludwig„complete set. STUDYING OFTH& THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE, 15 Love 41 Make a HEBRON - modern 2 bedroom master bedroom, guest room MIDDLE ------45 And 75 With DtC. 22 ..K mistake 29 30 Chrome snare, hi-hat, two tom­ DeCormier S l ^ J U L Y 22 16 Up 46 Good 76Someorte apartment, in country setting comfprteble size living room ' FINE/ 42 Vexes (coll.) toms, 20” cymbal. Older set b u t, TROUBLE 17 ItKentives 47 And 77 Who JANI If 31 -carpeting, appliances, heat and and dining,area. Porch, awning T TOUIl GET 2-18-29-418-29-40 18 MIndedly 48 Them 78 Foithful 46 Make lace A-1 condition. Sacrifice $175. SHOOTERS 19 Your 49 Your hot water. Available im­ patio, for your outdoor livine to ■So04O82-t!-89 79 The 76-77-1r-868y^ 47 Sottish 33 34 36 W 646-3873 after 5. [ SEEYOUR 20 Could 50 An 80 Your sheepfolds mediately, $190. 228-3884, 646- $13,400. Other models also INC. LEO AQUARIUS Motor Sales, Inc. SON. 21 To 51 Are 81 And 49 Fox (Scot.) 36 39 40 8250. available. Club house, swim­ 22 News 52 First 82 Matter JAN. 20 FLUFFY SOFT and bright are 23 Do 53 And 50 Tendency 8e# the fuii line of AMC ears: Gremiin, Gcorje F. Oc ConiMf ming pool, sauna bath. Let e 77 63 Oldtime ni. II 51 Restless 41 43 44 46 46 carpets cleaned with Blue 285 Broad Street 24 Events 54 As 84 Is LOOKING for anything in real Hornet, Matador, Javelin A Am- De Cormier Motor Seles. Inc. Jensen s give you a new key to Al/*t TO , 3-16-27-38 25 Them 55 Don't 6-21-32-43/ hankering Lustre. Rent electric sham- 65 Evosive 47 48 49 SO ptate rental — apartments, baaaador at your local AMC Dealer. 285 Broad St. living security and peace of '’I HOPE j HELP. t '47-61-71 26 Favored 56 Raise 86 Ordinary 53-78-83-87' 52 Hen product pooer $1. The E. A. Johnson homes, multiple dwellings, no MANCHESTER Manchester, Conn. mind. Jensen^s Inc., Rollinv VIRGO 27 Your 57 Out 87 Friend 53 One time SO/ MR. j 28 Emerge 58 Times PISCES 51 52 63 Paint Company, 723. Main fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Hills, Route 44A MaiUfldd 1* AUG. 22 88 Hopes' 54 This (Sp.) LFITZROY. J 29 You ------59 Coll 89Todoy f t t I* Street, Manchester, 649-4501. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. **** vehicles equipped with .factory air. Equipped with 258 CID engine. State and local taxes, destination charges, other options extra. 429-0113, Main office Route 10 55 Observe 54 * 66 66 U n . 22 30 Needs 60 Hbrmonious 90 Stimuloting ha*. 76'^*,^'’ 56 One who Sjputhipgton, 1-628-0317. ’ o 1-13-24-35 rO 4/12 _ u 4-11 0 Xeutfjl 7-19-30-41#' (suffix) ¥ kS/405ft69 152-64-73 ^ f (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I PAGE THlRTY-SIX — MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 11, 1974

ixion in Jerusalem

JERUSALEM (UPI) - About 3,000 Chris­ celebrate Holy Week services on different TTie Good Friday processions followed tian pilgrims chanting prayers and singing dates. Thursday’s ritual washing of the feet 1^ the hymns wound through the old city’s narrow Crowds lining the Via Dolorosa to see the Via Dolorosa today, re-enacting the Roman Catholic and Greek Orthodox processions were about half the size of prelates inside the church, a ceremony crucifixion of Jesus Christ almost 2,000 those last year. There was a similar drop in years ago. symbolizingChrist’s washujg of the feet of attendance at December’s Christmas ser­ his disciples on Holy Thursday. The pilgrims, many of them carrying vices in nearby Bethlehem and city officials wooden crosses on their shoulders, stopped There were also processions around attributed it at the time to tension following Mount Zion, site of the Last Supper, and to the 14 stations along the way the October Middle East war. where tradition says Christ stopped to rest the Garden of Gethsemane. on his way to Mount Calvary. They sang and Most of the pilgrims were Roman Security was tight, as is usual during the Former U.S. Army chief of prayed in English, French, Arabic and Catholic but there were some Protestant Holy Week services. Israeli soldiers staff Gen. William C. West­ Greek as they moved toward the Church of groups singing hymns in English. As they carrying machine guns walked through the crowds of pilgrims. moreland has announced he will the Holy Sepulchre, focus of the Good walked to each station of the cross, ,ritual seek the Republican nomination Friday and Easter Sunday services. incense suffused the clear, warm air of this Holy Week began last Sunday, when in South Carolina's upcoming hilltop city. palm-carrying pilgrims from church gubernatorial race. As it happens every four years, the western and eastern Christian churches societies around the world marched to St. “It’s a great honor to be here on a day observed Good Friday on the same day. The Stephen’s Gate, at the walls surrounding like this,’’ said Conrad Phaneuf of Erie, Pa. Eastern churches, including Greek and Jerusalem’s old city section. The proces­ “It’s not very uncomfortable to be here in Armenian Orthodox and Egyptian Coptic, sion symbolized Christ’s entrance to this tension since I’ve been here before but Jerusalem. I Public follow a different calendar and usually I’m not 100 per cent comfortable.’’ I Records fbe catdi? House Committee Issues Subpoena Warranty Deeds Lawrence and Patricia Aiello ^ Trio Enterprises, property at If you’re one of the unbelievers who think there’s no such thing w Overland St., conveyance tax Then you get absolutely free checking with free personalized It May Be Powerless to Enforce °$31.S5. as free, take a good hard look at Hartford National’s new free Favorite checks mcluded. No bounce checking that lets you write loans WASHINGTON (UPI) - The it has subpoenaed from him. Edward S. Loika to Alfred Person“Account. the message from Republicans Nixon deliver 41 tapes by 10 mittee in pursuit of much of the » House Judiciary Committee ad­ The panel’s artillery in this and Dolores A. Demkb, proper­ from your own checkbook. 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BANK><^llttJSr /j tian Foreign Minister Ismail mulate some proposals now In successful from the standpoint clusive.” requested tapes failed. of a breakthrough altbou^ Michael Kutcher, tool shed at Connecticut So you can even cash checks at SUt»wid» Connecticut Offlcn Fahmi to his limousine response to the Soviet proposals Nixon has managed through St. Clair’s offer would have 291 Wetherell St., |50. night and on weekends, ^ following a breakfast meeting. and then we will know.” White House officials had court maneuvering to avoid given the committee tapes of For Watergate Trial Ralph L. Lanagan, tool shed Asked about the outlook for a Kissinger had hoped to gain a expressed optimism as recently complying with two previous conversations between Nixon WASHINGTON (UPI) - A at 303 Woodbridge St., |90. perm anent ag reem en t In SALT breakthrough with the as last weekend about chances subpoenas which were issued “Pentagon Papers” on Viet­ primary. Judge Barrington and his aides recorded in federal judge has set June 17 — Peter LoMaglio, tool shed at Hartford National Bank and Trust Co. Strategic Arms Limitation Soviets in a recent trip to of progress. by the Senate Watergate com- nam. Parker said the trial would February, March and April, two years to the day after the 33 Hoffman Rd., $100. P.O. Box 899, Hartford, Connecticut 06101 The defendants are charged begin immediately after a May 1973 — the period before and 1972 W ate^ate burglary — for Joseph H. LaVigne, tool shed Attn: Consumer Center after Nixon said he learned of in the White House “plumbers” 13 hearing and ruling on a mo­ the beginning of the conspiracy operation to break into at 143 S. Main St., 395. Yes, I’m interested in becoming a Favorite Person. the White House’s deep involve­ tion to move the trial to Califor­ trial of John D. Ehrlichman and Fielding’s office to obtain Beverly Javarauckas for Please send me an application blank and more ment in Watergate. But it nia. Reinecke is a leading Israel Blames Massacre of 18 five others involved in the Ellsberg’s psychiatric records. Leonard Novak, tool shed at 62 Republican contender for information. would have excluded conver­ Ellsberg break-in. Essex St. In other Watergate governor in the primary. sations over five days in mid- U.S. District Court Judge Aaron Cheerman, swimming developments: — Herbert L. “Bart” Porter April, 1973, involving Nixon and Gerhard A. Gesell Thursday pool at 119 Brent Rd., ^00. — A federal judge said that Jr., who lied to investigators On Lebanese Government John D. Ehrlichman, Richard said in a brief order the trial Joseph DesRosier, swimming the perjury trial of Lt. Gov. Ed about Watergate out of loyalty G. Kleindienst and Henry E. date may be changed pending pool at 29 Terry Rd., 3500. Reinecke of California would to Nixon and to his friends, was United Press InlefSationai the massacre,” Israeli Prime morning, killing residents who mile-and-a-half from the Petersen. motions by some defendants for begin prior to the June 4 sentenced Thursday to 30 days Israelis gathered to bury Minister Golda Meir said. answered knocks on their Lebanese border. But Chairman Peter W. separate trials. California gubernatorial in prison. Porter, who could their dead beneath the brush- Lebanese Premier Takieddin doors. A small commando group Rodino Jr., D-N.J., was able to Charged in the case with have received a maximum of covered hills of the Galilee Soih, fearing retaliation, met in Three townsmen, five calling itself the Popular Front achieve the near unanimity he Ehrlichman, President Nixon’s five years in jail, said he today and angrily blamed Beirut with envoys of the women, eight children and two for the Liberation of Palestine- sought by accepting without a former (fouiestic affairs ad­ thought the sentence by U.’S. Taxpayers Copyrirht 1B74 Member F.O.I.C. neighboring Lebanon for the United States, SovieU^^Union, sldiers were slain by bazooka, General Command said it fight a modification sought by viser, are Charles Colson, District Court Judge Wliliam B. Arab guerrilla slaying of 18 China, France and B r i ^ to submachine gun and grenade staged the raid in a bid to free Republicans. former Special White House Bryant was “very, very fair.” Cautioned men, women and children at the warn of “aggressive inten­ fire. Sixteen other Israelis were 100 guerrillas from Israeli jails. Normally Congress enforces Counsel; convicted Watergate Defense and prosecution , town of Qiryat Shemona. tions” by Israel. wounded. The assault came a year and its subpoenas two ways. One burglar G. Gordon Liddy; and WASHINGTON (UPI) - With attorneys in the New York Q ty “The Lebanese government A three-man guerrilla squad, Th^guerrillas died in a blast a day after Israeli commandos holds the defiant party in con­ three Cuban Americans, Felipe the deadline just four days conspiracy trial of former must know that we regard it which Israel said came from of explosives after holding off gunned down three top Palesti­ tempt of Congress making him DeDiego, Bernard L. Barker away, the U.S. Postal Service cabinet members John N. and its citizens who i^re aiding Lebanon, ran through two Israeli troops for 4Vi hours nian guerrilla leaders in their subject to jail for the has issued a word of caution to and Eugenio Martinez. Mitchell and Maurice H. Stans the terrorists responsible for apartment buildings in the from a fourth-floor apartment Beirut homes in retaliation for remainder of the term of the Partly sunny and mild this taxpayers who wait until the The indictment charges they met in private Thursday with northern Galilee town Thursday in the town of 18,000 persons a terrorist attacks. Congress that imprisoned him. afternoon with highs in the low last minute to send in their conspired to violate the civil U.S. District Courts Jnd ^. L e e Mrs. Meir, who resigned The other asks the Justice to mid 60s. federal income tax returns: liberties of Dr. Lewis J. P. Gagliardi. Presumably' the Thursday but agreed to stay on Department to initiate court Tonight — chance of showers mail the forms before April 15. Fielding, the Beverly Hills psy­ discussion centered on tl^ con­ until her successor was piqked,, proceedings against the defiant with the low in the mid 40s. "Those taxpayers who choose chiatrist who once treated Dr. tent of Gagliardi's instructions told the Knesset (parliament) person, making him subject to a Saturday — Showers likely; to delay mailing their returns Daniel Ellsberg. Ellsberg was to the jury when the trial winds the attack was “assassination fine of up to 31,000 and 12 high in the low 60s. until April 15 should bear in the man who made public the up, probably late next week. for assassination's sake.” months imprisonment upon mind that most post offices are Information Minister Shimon conviction. unmanned for several hours Peres said Israel “shall not after midnight," the postal ser­ hesitate to take the urgent vice said in a statement. measures necessary, both for “That means, for example, our defense and to prevent Lawmakers Seek to Tighten that a tax return slipped into a murderous attacks.” post office collection box too Israeli Ambassador Yosef late for a pickup on April 15 will Tekoah lodged a formal protest be postmarked April 16,” the Control Over State Spending at the United Nations, calling statement said. the attack a “barbaric The Postal Service said that HARTFORD (UPI) - leaders of his own Repubiican he deviates from the atrocity.” He said monthly reports persons who must wait, for Risking a gubernatorial veto, party and the oppostion U.N. Secretary General Kurt legislature’s spending plan by would be “silly” but would sign some reason, to the last minute the le^slative Appropriations Democrats. 1.5 per cent or more in either Waldehim said he "deeply the measure to if it were should familiarize themselves Committee is recommending direction. deplores the tragic incident” Lawmakers already have amended to require only with mail collection times to passage of bills giving law­ • Force the executive to quarterly reports. and said such attacks could un­ shown some signs of increased avoid a panic trip to the post of­ makers more power over spend­ prove a deficit is impending dermine Middle East peace ef­ independence with their ap­ Committee co-chairman Sen. fice branch, which aiready may ing. before requiring state agencies Nicholas A. Lenge, R-West forts. proval of a 31-38 billion budget be closed. to restrict spending. On the northern cease-fire for the coming fiscal year. Hartford, acknowledged lines, Syrian and Israeli troops The issue of financial authori­ The legislative budget • Require the governor to Thursday the committee action exchanged artillery and tank ty has been a long-standing dis­ exceeded Meskill’s issue monthly reports on the puts the legislature on a colli­ state's fiscal condition. fire Thursday along the Golan pute between Gov. Thomas J. reconunended spending plan by sion course with Meskill, but Heights for the 31st consecutive Meskill, now a lame duck about 360 million. Meskill already has suggested Meskill may have a expressed disapproval over the change of heart. BARBS day. executive, and legislative The Republican governor set legislation which wajs only un­ by PHIL PASTORET forth his spending priorities in der consideration at the time of “After all,” Lenge said, “his Nothing makes time go February and announced in his veto threat earlier this statements were only to the faster than buying on it. Inside March he would not seek a se­ week. press. That is not an official cond four-year term as Connec­ statement.” Today^s ticut’s chief executive. “(Jenerally there appears to If the governor vetoes the lifrali) The controversial legislation be an attempt to take away bills anyway, the legislature from the executive the power to Qardwning with Frank Atwood, Pago 10 approved Thursday would: might be inclined to override • Replace the governor’s exercise any discretion at aU in the veto, Lenge said. Old Codger's Codgitations, paga 4 executive appointed majority administering. his budget,” Lawmakers, he said, “know Varnon Council votes $8 million for achoola, Paga on the State Bond Commission Meskill said. Add to your dictionary of and Finance Advisory Com­ the importance of balance and 12 Changing Uie composition ot collective nouns; a chimney mittee with a legislative cooperation between Scene of Terrorist Slayings the two boards amounts to of smokers. MH8 tops Penney In baseball, Page 13 majority. 'Thesb bodies wield themselves and the executive ‘‘stacking” them in favor of the considerable power over bond­ and might have the commit­ ' Never put off till tomor­ East downs Acquinas, Page 13 legislature, while the ing and the state budget when ment to see t)|Slt this is done,” row that which the boss Irsaeli soldiers Crouch In the tall grass as smoke pours out of the apartment where Arab ECH8 trackmen defeat MH8, Page 13 legislative concurrence the General Assembly is not in he said. might find you didn’t do guerrillas Were hiding after killing 18 persons and wounding 16 others yesterday in Kiryat proposal would “tie the hands” yesterday. session. Shemona. The terrorists blew themselves up with belts of explosives after holding off In Saturday's Herald " of the executive to direct his Action on the controversial • Require the governor to get troops for more than four hours. (UPI photo) Day Care Canter (feature) own fiscal responsibility, bills could come early next legislative concurrence before Meskill said. week. (■.