Soviet-Amerlcan negotiations, was flying Gromyko, an old diplomatic hand aware for new talks in Geneva since the collapse in to Vienna as Kissinger munched sweet- of American sensibilities, was expected to of Kissingefs step-by-step diplomacy in cakes with leaders of neutralist Austria. skirt the Indochina issue and sound out the region two months ago. ■ The real business came at 5 p.m. — tea Kissinger instead on U.S. policy in the A senior U.S. official with the Kissinger time in Austria. It was Kissinger’s first Middle East. party said the secretary would tell face to face talks with a Kremlin leader The foreign minister was said to seek Gromyko little, wishing to wait until since Communists captured South Viet word whether the United States would sup President Ford meets next month with nam and Cambodia. port the Kremlin’s call for a resumption of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and full-scale Middle East peace talks in Israeli Prime Minister Yitzak Rabin. Geneva. The senior official said, however, Gromyko flew in from Moscow this mor Kissinger would try to nudge Gromyko ning and was met by Austrian C^iancellor into winding up work on a Soviet- Many Mayaguez Crewmen Bruno Kreisky and Foreign Minister American treaty limiting offensive Erich Bielka. nuclear arms. In a statement to newsmen Gromyko President Ford and Soviet Communist Heading Home Today said: “I have come to Vienna to discuss leader Leonid Brezhnev began discussions with the Secretary of State of the United on the treaty last November at their sum ri States questions of mutual interest to the mit meeting in Vladivostok. SINGAPORE (UPI) - Half the crew of trying to keep us out of Kompong Som,” he said. "They wanted us returned to the two countries. ’There are quite a few of Kissinger hoped his talks with Gromyko the U.S. merchant ship Mayaguez began would speed up discussions in Geneva on heading home today, bonuses in hand and vessel.” such questions. We will have no dif Crewmembers were, cheerful when they ficulties to find enough questions to talk the tecWcal details of the treaty, the capture by Cambodian Communists senior U.S. official said. behind them. talked to newsmen. Most said they were about.” Gromyko said “We are prepared to hold If all goes well in Geneva, Kissinger The 10,000-ton freighter — with new not bitter about the incident. would fly to Moscow to get the treaty into crew members replacing the departing “I hope any time any prisoners get these talks in a constructive spirit. We hope for the same attitude from our good enough form to be completed by Ford sailors — steamed out of Singapore at noon taken they get treated as well as we did,” and Breztoev at their summit talks in on a 1,200-mile trip to Hong Kong. Herbert McDonald of San Francisco said, partners.” ’The Soviet Union has stepped up calls Washington next fall. Sea-Land, owner of the Mayaguez, gave ‘"rhey fed us their food then ate what was each of the crew members a $1,000 bonus left.” 9 when the ship arrived in Singajfwre Satur day and offered the ^ilors free flights f home. Lee Carrotl, Sea-Land’s Singapore United States Expresses Regret representative, said 20 of the 40 crewmen accepted the free flights and new sailors arrived Sunday to replace them. In Note to Thailand Government “A few of them have homes in Manila and Tokyo an they will be leaving today and tomorrow,” a spokesman for Pan BANGKOK (UPI) - The United States new Cambodian regime indicated to us Ford and Secretary of State Henry American Airways said. "But most of expressed regret today over that any delay in recovering the ship and Kissinger to death in a mock trial. them are flying to the West Coast.” “misunderstandings” with Thailand about rescuing the crew could have had the most ’Two thousand demonstrators burned an The airline spokesman said the rest of the recovery of the American freighter serious consequences,” it said. effigy of Uncle Sam in front of the U.S. the crew will fly Tuesday for San Fran Mayaguez. Hundreds of protesters demonstrated embassy Sunday, tore down the eagle cisco. Delays in getting paid forced them But the Thai government said it still outside the U.S. embassy today for the emblem outside the gate and replaced it to miss a flight Sunday night. plans to recall its ambassador in third day in a row, sentencing President with a vulture. ’The Mayaguez, held four days by Khmer Washington to protest the use of U Tapao Rouge forces, was captured Monday 60 Air Base in ’Thailand by a U.S. Marine miles off the Cambodian mainland. ’The assault force. drama culminated in U.S. Marines landing U.S. Charge d’Affaires Edward Masters on Koh Tang, a small island in the Gulf of delivered a diplomatic note to Thai ’Thailand. Foreign Minister Chartchai Choonhavan Release of Americans (Defense Secretary James Schlesinger in an attempt to defuse the crisis. Pedal Bikes for Blind said Sunday new figures showed three “The United States regrets the mis Marines and two airmen were killed, 16 understandings that have arisen between In Laos Is Delayed Lined up and ready to go with Joseph Blette, with beard, leading in front, missing and up to 80 wounded in the battle Thailand and the U.S. in regard to tem about 35 Bennet Junior High School students are aboqt to start on a 20-mile on the island. He said the tally was not porary placement of Marines at U Tapao VIENTIANE, Laos (UPI) - Three Bike-A-Thon to benefit the Greater Hartford Chapter of the National final.) have to formalize a settlement. M to assist in recovery of the SS Mayaguez,” Federation of the Blind of Connecticut. Blette, who is legally blind, led the The captain of the Mayaguez — Charles Americans being held in a central Laotian The travel restrictions ordered by the the note said. town remained under house arrest today government applied to travel both inside group Sunday from Bennet Junior High School to East Hartford and back to Miller of Fountain Valley, Calif. — told a ’The foreign minister told a news con but were allowed some limited freedom. A and out of the country. the Town Hall. Other than a girl who fell off her bike and another incident of dockside news conference ^turday the ference the note “could be considered a • Khmer Rouge freed the crew because of cabinet-level delegation being sent to According to the government com a blown tire, there were no mishaps. About $310 was realized in pledges. This formal apology,” but the Thai governmeht secure their release was delayed once munique, all persons wishing to travel U.S. military action. still plans to recall its ambassador in is the first event of this kind in the nation to benefit the national organiza Miller said all his men were gassed and again. from one province to the other within the tion. (Herald photo by Dunn) Washington to protest use of the Marines. The coalition government, meanwhile, three suffered shrapnel wounds when U.S. country have to receive permission from The note said the United States sent slapped strict restrictions on travel inside planes tried to stop the Khmer Rouge the joint police. Marines to U Tapao for use in the and outside the country, according to a from transferring the crew to the Cambo Mayaguez operation because “speed of ac A communique broadcast over national dian port of Kompong Som. tion was essential." “I don’t blame the pilots ; they were only radio. “Actions and public statements of the U.S. sources said that the situation in Portuguese Troops Used Savannakhet, 180 miles southeast of here, / remained unchanged with the three Americans, including the senior U.S. of Ford To Veto Bill On Strip-Mining ficials in central Laos, Stanford J. Stone, To Disperse Maoist Crowd being allowed some freedom, including WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford reasons for vetoing the current legislation movement around the town under escort. LISBON (UPI) — Troops tossed teargas base, the soidiers were attacked by youths day, calling for the expulsion of U.S. Am Y has decided to veto federal strip mining were almost the same as last time. The cabinet-level delegation headed by and fired shots into the air early today to who tried to break open the doors of the bassador Frank Carlucci and an unnamed Interior Minister Pheng Phongesavong, legislation because it would reduce They noted that a reduced domestic disperse a Maoist crowd trying to prevent armored cars to gain possession of the Central Intelligence Agency agent. domestic coal production and force the production of coal would force the United had still not departed for Savannakhet to the transfer of prisoners accus^ of a detainees. The protesters painted a red swastika on negotiate with the demonstrations for the United States to import more oil. White States to import more oil. Also with less counter-revolutionary plot. The artillerymen issued their com the embassy wall and pasted up posters House sources said today. coal available, utility prices might be in release of the Americans. Demonstrators Members of the outlawed Maoist party munique only hours before the military’s demanding the arrest of two moderate Congress was expected to move to creased as much as 18 per cent, the holding the three are demanding the said the protest was organized because 240-man assembly held a controversial army officers in suburban units. override Ford’s veto later this week. sources added. ouster of several rightwingers in the local they wanted left-wing artillerymen who meeting that military sources said could Witnesses reported unusual military ac Ford “pocket vetoed” a nearly identical The White House had scheduled a mor government, as well as an end to all U.S. held the prisoners to form a peoples court cause a Mvere split in the ruling Armed tivity on the outskirts of the capital, but an aid operations in the area. strip mining bill last December after ning briefing by Federal Energy Ad and execute the suspwts. Forces Movement. official spokesman refused comment on Congress had adjourned for the year, ministrator Frank Zarb to announce The U.S. Charge d’Affaires, Christian The artillerymen issued a statement The sessions Fere being held at a naval reports the armed forces were on full leaving it with no override possibility. Ford’s decision but later delayed the ses Chapman, met with ranking members of through official channels calling on the base identified’^with the military’s left- alert. White House sources indicated Ford’s sion. There was no official word when the the coalition government over the status public to join the country’s soldiers in a wing across the Tagus River from Lisbon The military government, which decision would be announced. of the delegation, but apparently could not nationwide manhunt for other “reac to discuss the creation of a Chiban-style reported putting down a rightwing coup f get any answers on the cause of the delay, tionaries” involved in the alleged plot. mass movement and a revolutionary attempt last March, has moved steadily which has now lasted three days. The soldiers in a light artillery regiment tribunal for political cases. left since coming to power a year ago. Four Accused of Arson Informed sources said that the delay stationed near Lisbon airport agreed to Military sources predicted the meeting The government held a nationwide elec may have been caused by preliminary transfer more than 20 prisoners to would pit extreme leftist officers tion last month on the first anniversary of negotiations now going on. These sources military police following negotiations with dominating the government against the coup that ended a half-century of To Be Arraigned Today say that the government delegation won’t the armed forces chief of staff, Gen. moderates opposed to increased com rightwing dictatorship. travel to Savannakhet until most details Carlos Fabio, and the military security munist influence. The moderate Socialist and Popular are ironed out, so that Pheng will only chief. Brig. Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho. The government-run national radio said Democratic parties led the voting for NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Four of the 10 John Shaw, 28, Pittsburgh and Dennis As troops moved the prisoners from the Sunday a leftwing artillery unit discovered delegates to a constitutional convention. men charged in the firebombing of a Tiche, 28, Boyers, Pa., pleaded innocent to a “vast fascist organization with links to The Communists finished a distant third. Shelton sponge rubber plant last March the federal charges last week in New determined foreign agencies and were due in U.S. District Court today to Haven. They and Moeller ar^ free on bail. restricted cells in some military units.” enter their pleas. Still to plead to the charges are Ronald “ We are in contact with other Scheduled to appear were Anthony Just, Betres, 32, Butler, Pa., and Albert (k)ffey, State Workers Divided colleagues in units all over the country and Inside Today 48, Greensburg, Pa., Michael Tlche, 22, 43, address unknown. Coffey has yet to be they are keeping vigilance,” hourly radio Boyers, Pa., Peter Betres, 54, Butler, Pa., arrested. broadcasts said. “We appeal to all people MACC news...... Page 2 and Donald Connors, 40, Braddock, Pa. On Strike Question to keep vigilance and help discover more MCC calendar...... Page 11 The four, who live in the greater reactionaries.” Dear Abby...... Page 13 Pittsburgh area, were named in a nine- Posters plastered throughout Lisbon Indians start hitting ...... Page 14 count federal indictment that ranged from “In other places we find that they are said a leader of the conservative Social HARTFORD (UPI) - State employes MCC loses in finale...... Page 14 conspiracy to firebomb the Sponge Rubber Coast Guard are divided over whether to launch a split 50-50 and in other places only about 15 Democratic Center party and a Supreme Golf results...... Page 15 Products Co. plant to transporting general strike for higher wages, an of to 20 per cent are willing to walk out,” Court judge were among the suspects. explosives across state lines. Suspends ficials of the Connecticut State Employes Gallant said. About 150 leftwing demonstrators Softball...... : ...... Page 15 Also named In the indictments were Association official says. But there is, in every state agency, “a marched on the American embassy Sun Area Profile ...... Pages 6, 7, 8, 10 9 Charles D. Moeller, 48, president of Sea Seareh Edward Gallant, executive director of smoldering resentment and concern and Sponge Rubber’s parent firm, and his the association, said Sunday that hope mixed together that this issue will spiritual adviser, the Rev. David N. preliminary results of a CSEA survey in not die,” he said. NANTUCKET, MASS. (UPI) - The Bubar, 46, a self-proclaimed psychic from dicated “smoldering resentment” against Coast Guard has suspended a search for Memphis, Tenn. the lack of salary hikes, but no agreement Moeller pleaded innocent to the federal three men mssing since Friday after a collision between a 484-foot Liberian on a strike. Weekend Mishaps Kill Eight Persons charges last week and Bubar is fighting Gallant said he hopes the survey will be extradition from Memphis. Nine of the 10 freighter and a fishing boat. Numerous Coast Guard apparatus and finished by Wednesday, when he and men named in the f^ e ra l indictments, others representing state workers are to Saturday about two hours after he and his excluding Moeller, also were named in civilian craft combed the area'of the crash By United Press International Keith A. Middlebrook, 16, of Sharon, was 63 miles southeast of Nantucket Island for meet with Gov. Ella T. Grasso to discuss killed at about 4:25 a.m. Sunday when his motorcycle collided with a car at the junc state indictments. the wage issue. At least eight Connecticut residents died tion of Easton and Weston roads, state Just was indicted on state charges for more than two days. southbound car went off the left side of Two of the crew, rescued by the The union chiefs met with the governor in mishaps over the weekend, including Rte. 41 in Salisbury and struck a tree, police said. the kidnapping of two security guards and and Democratic legislative leaders last three in a head-on collision in Preston Sun Police said Boehn was wearing a helmet a boilermm at the Sponge Rubber firm, freighter shortly after the collision, were police said. returned home safely. ’The body of another week to impress upon them the need for day and two on motorcycles. A ninth died Joseph Labbe, 7, of New Britain, in the eighth recorded motorcy/^Natality who wereJaken away from the site shortly salary hikes. Mrs. Grasso had ordered no Sunday of injuries received in a May 5 of the year in Connecticut. before the firebombs exploded near mid crewmember. First Mate Edward drowned at about 1:30 p.m. Saturday after salary increments for state workers to fire. falling into a water-filied hole at construc Robert C. Clark, 28, of Enfield, died a t . night March 1. Gleason of New Bedford, was found Satur day. keep a recession-hit budget in balance. Gayle C. Cormier, 18, of Willimantic, tion site on the Rte. 72 extension through about 2 p.m. Sunday when he was thrown 'The 72-foot fishing vessel Eugene H., Gpllant said the survey figures he and Ronald C. Gachinsky 38, of Norwich, New Britain, police said. off his motorcycle into a brook next to sailing out of New Bedford, and the'^ received indicated no clear feeling for or died, along with Lena Cormier, 7, at about Lisa Thurlow, 2, of Canterbury, was Schoodic Lake Road in Brownville, Maine, The Weather Liberian bulk cargo carrier Grand Justice against a possible strike. He said full 3 p.m. Sunday when the cars they were kiiled at about 11:40 a.m. Saturday when a state police said. collided in dense fog Friday. results of the survey will be released later driving collid^ at Spicer Road and Rte. 2 Canterbury man who had been visiting her Angel DeLeon, 30, of. Hartford, died Mostly sunny this afternoon with high Officials listed crewmen missing as this week. in Preston, state police said. parents backed his car over her in their Saturday at Hartford Hospital of injuries . temps in the 70s and 80s. Clear and mild Capt. Larf Larsen, 3 Arch St„ New Bed “In some agencies where we have The three were pronounced dead at the driveway, state police said. he received May 5 at a fire at 194 tonight with iows in the mid to upper SOs. ford; Maynard McCarthey, 9 ^ u th Chest preliminary reports we find that there is scene, while four others were sent to Jeffrey D. Boehn, 21, of Wilton, died at Washington St., Hartford, authorities said. 100 per cent who just want to walk out in Sunnyand warm Tuesday with highs in the nut St., Fairhaven dnd fton J. Folley, 3195 Backus Hospital in Norwich in critical Norwalk Hospital at about 2:30 a.m. 70s and SOs, cooler along the sound. Acushuet Ave., New Bedford, .yf v sheer anger and disgust,” he said. condition. %■ PAGE TW O-- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Mon., May 19.1875 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 19. 1975 - PAGE THREE ScotVs World: Clint Climbs Hj^TIONAl WiAIHII SfIVICf rotICAST » o 7 a m f ST f 7 5 Two Music Groups Perform Gardiner Takes Case TV TONIGHT By VERNON SCOTT “ I looked jiiround for a direc The second day on the moun To Trustees Tonight tor who was also a mountain tain, British climber David With Professional Poise HOLLYWfioD (UPI) - Clint climber,” he said, grinning. Knowles was killed by a falling James Gardner of Eastwood braved a sigh and “ There arfJ no such people. So I boulder. Manchester is to present his stood firm on his decision not to 6:00 7:30 said, “ When you’re hanging 3,- decided to direct it myself. “ I put my life on the line out rehlre Gardner. ensemble playing in the brass The orchestra met the case to the state Board of N ew s...... 3^22-30 000 feet in the air by a th b rope MICHAEL ORFITELLf Gardner maintains that he is The Price Is Right ...... 3 “ Doing the climbing wasn’t a there and so did some of the challenge of the music with ’Trustees of Regional Communi B ew itch ed ...... 5 are just a few of the evident Hogan’s H eroes ...... 5 on the face of a mountain, you matter of personal challenge,” other actors and Having lived in Manchester ty Colleges tra i^ t in his con entitled to more than two signs of growth. good control and over-all sense The Untouchables ...... 9 New Candid Camera ...... 8 find out a lot about yourself.” he said in his Universal Studios photographers,” Eastwood all my life, I thought it rather months dismissal notice and he This is the Their performance was com o f direction, with only a few un tinuing attempt to remain an 12 O’clock H ig h ...... 18 Wilburn Brothers...... 18 Eastwood must have dis office. “I wanted to get the said. “ Danger was with us odd to receive a call from the should be given the reasons for plement^ in the second half of steady and rhythmically English lecturer at Manchester season for The Honeymooners...... 20 covered he has the courage of a “ Welcome Wagon” just recent dismissal. Administrators dis Call of the W est...... 20 audience up on that mountain every moment. You can’t let' awkward transitions. Both the Community College. Electric Company ...... 24-S7 the program by the Chorale, agree. Hollywood Squares ... ..22-30 lion, or at least a mountain with m e. down or relax. ’The tension ly- The trustees agreed to hear B on an za...... 40 with choirmastra Ralph Mac- flute and oboe players are to be BLACK Antiques...... 24 goat. “ I trained in Yosemite for a builds and builds during the ’The hostess offered a long list Gardner’s case is to be carone, and guest artists Ar commended for their very Gardner’s case earlier this •6:30 P o lk a !...... 40 He did his own perilous moun weekj, and then I went to the day. Even though it is wet and of activities to be found in our presented to the state trustees nold Moss, actor; Frederick tasteful performance in this month, but the informal presen CARPENTER ANTS N ew s...... 3-8-20-22-30 Martin Agronsky ...... 57 tain climbing for “ ’The Eiger Eiger in Switzerland a week cold you’re thirsty all day town, one of which was the in Hartford tonight by his Black, tenor; Thomas Vasil, piece which, at times, gives the tation was pos^wned. In addition to being I Love Lucy ...... 5 Sanction,” risking his life every before we started shooting. long.” Manchester Civic Orchestra lawyer, Robert Hirtle of Hart baritone; and Lily Brlssman, players a good workout. The United States is the home Gardner, who has taught at unsightly and unsanitary, Z oom ...... 24-57 day for six weeks on the Alpine ’That’s a frightening mountain. At one point, a rappelling and Chorale, musical forces to ford. 8:00 pianist. Part two of the program of the best surviving souvenir of MCC since 1969, was notified Black Ants excavate 7:00 crag. “ We worked a lot on the 6,000 rope breaks and Clint drops satisfy the needs of amateur The World at W ar ___ ...... 3 The program begad with began with the combined group the storming and wrecking of April 16 that his annual lecturer extensive galleries In wood N ew s...... 3-22-40 “ Before starting the picture I foot ice-covered vertical north down the face of the mountain musicians. „ Dealer’s (3ioice ...... 5 Mozart’s Symphony No. 32 In G, inr a stirring rendition of the Bastille on July 14,1789, the contract would not be to serve as nesting places Andy Griffith Show ...... 5 looked at some footage of old face of the mountain. Physical only to be caught up by a safety ^ Sunday night’s concert at this The Rookies ...... 8 4 0 a work in three movements. “ Zadok, the Priest” by George incident that started the French renegotiated beyond the end of and may cause extensive Truth or Consequences...... 8 movies about mountdin ly, it was the hardest thing I’ve rope, swinging 3,000 feet over Vernon Center Middle School Revolution. The Marquis de Barbs M o v ie ...... 9 Tpically Mozart, it gave the F. Handel. Unfortunately, the the current academic year. damage to your home. Iro n sid e ...... 9 clim bers. ’The close-ups were ever done. At the end of every nothing. by the group seemed to dispel Layfayette on a return trip to By PHIL PASTORET Pastor’s Perspective...... 18 string section a chance to dis accoustics did not do justice to He unsuccessfully petitioned Dick Van Dyke Show ...... 18 shot on sound stages with ac day’s shooting I was physically “ I had to cut one of the ropes the rank o f aiiraieur as the the United States in 1824, gave Smothers Bros...... 20-22-30 play its rich, well-disciplined the power of the voices, which MCC administrators to hear his Our nonfavorite waitress ask F i l m ...... 20 tors hanging onto plastic rocks. and emotionally wrung out by reaching over my head with orchestra and chorale per the key to the Bastille to his Harlem Voices, Faces ...... 24 style, as. well as providing a were lost in the overhead stage case, and many of his students ed how we'd like our steak and we Basically Baseball...... 24 “ I didn’t want to do that. It from exposure and the effort of a knife. It was the hardest thing formed with the poise of a very friend George Washington. and colleagues joined in the ef told her, "Tonight.” m f w Boston Symphony Orchestra challenge for the ^ench horn curtains. To Tell the Truth...... 30 wasn’t a matter of macho. Who clim bing.” I ever bad to do in a movie.” professional group. Washington hung the key in ...... 57 in its upper register. The final number, “ Lelio” fort to have him rehired. In our town, the director of Consumer Survival K it ...... 57 needs that? The only way to tie Under the leadership of Dr. Mount Vernon where it remains ’This was followed by the (Return to Life), was composed MCC President Ronald the budget apparently lost bis 8:30 in the actor realistically is to Jack Heller, the orchestra today. The World Almanac more contemporary music of by Hector Berlioz. This piece Denison, who declined to hear baton. DLI mij Merv Griffin Show — ...... 5 shoot him 4n medium shots so showed signs of musical notes. THEATER SCHEDULE the one-time Yale professor, was written as a sequel to Gardner’s grievance but agreed the audience knows who he is. u n w t a t Her F O fo c A sr maturation. ’The fullness of Paul Hindemith, known for “ Symphonic Fantastique,” one to informal meetings (which for a Preventive Maintenance program 9:00 “Nobody goes for the old sound in the string section, sen- composing rhythmically and of the great works of the were never conducted), has MANCHESTER The Emmy Awards ...... 3’ close-up of the star, then a UA East 1 — “Shampoo” Burnside 1 — “ Young sitive moments by the Course Planned For Period Ending 7 AM EST Tuesday. Monday night will find snow flurries In western harmonically complex works. Romantic era. S.W.A.T...... 8 4 0 quick cut to a long shot of the 7:00-9:00 Frankenstein” 7:15-9:15 DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A Montana, changing to rain in Idaho. Showers will indicated in, the western Lakes, upper woodwinds, and some excellent “Lelio” seems to have suf In Horse Care North to Canada...... 18 stunt man or double doing the UA East 2 — “ Man in a Glass Burnside 2 — “ What’s Up Maine, eastern portions of Oklahoma and Texas. Mostly fair elsewhere. Minimum fered a lesser fate, as if fatigue An eight-week, non-credit 649-9240 M o v ie ...... 20-22-30 dangerous work. Booth” 2:038:00 Doc?” 7:15-9:00 lint Eattw readings include: (approx. max.''itemperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 61 (88), Boston 57 or exhaustion got to Berlioz as course on horse care and stable “ You play on the senses of an UA East 3 - “What’s Up Showcase Cinema 1 — Making mistakes is this coun he finished the “ Fantastisque.” management is being offered The last battle of the (Svil War 9:30 audience with the danger and Doc?” 7:30-9:15 “ Lady” 8:00 (76), Chicago 67 (86), aeveland'62 (86), Dallas 68 (95), Denver 44 (77), Duluth 52 (70), try’s most productive industry, Two Ceremonies Needed The fact of the matter is that for the first time by the Com was fought at Palmito Hill near One of a Kind ...... 24 excitement. They know the Manchester Drive-In — "Dir Showcase Cinema 2 — “ Peter Houston 69 (92), Jackronville 64 (90), Kansas City 68 (90), Little Rock 67 (93), Los Angeles says a slightly cynical chum. BUSS Ex m in w iT O i co. nc. it was an attempt by the com munity Service Division of Brownsville, Tex., May 12-13, difference.” ty Harry” 8:15; “Magnum Proud” 7:40-9:50 58 (69), Miami 74 (89), Minneapolis 56 (76), New Orleans 66 (92), New York 59 (82), 10KH) poser to clean up his files by Manchester Community 1865, more than a month after Where does one get the The Oldest & Largest in Conn« Eastwood directed the adven F orce” 10:00 Showcase Cinema 3 — “ Tom Phoenix 61 (93), San Francisco 5Q (71), Seattle 42 (51), St. Louis 67 (94) and Washington 62 Stvts Wei IreisM is IreWmrt N ew s...... 5 getting rid of some earlier College. G ea Robert E. Lee surrendered money to pay the budget ture thriller in which he plays a Vernon Cinema 1 — “ Lenny” my” 7:25-9:50 (85) degrees. I ForVConn Class of ^75 C aribe...... 8-40 material. Certainly every com The course will meet Monday at Appomattox. counselor who says he’ll get you hired killer for an international 7:30-9:30 Showcase Cinema 4 — “ Lost New York Report ...... 9 poser who has lived has had his from 7 to 9 p.m. beginning June out of trouble? Cii^THEATRES EAST spy ring. Cinema 2 — “ Young Love” 7:308:30 Challenge of Truth...... 18 STORRS(UPI) - Nearly 5,- dissatisfaction with bigness music sorted by time. The 9. It is designed for both 9 Frankenstein” 7:15-9:15 Straight Talk ...... 24 000 students received degrees' stems from the simple fact that music is remembered and beginner and old-hand horse Music Project...... 57 at the University of Connec big organizations — of business, played often, while lesser handlers. • •, ticut’s 92nd annual com m ence government, labor, education— attempts are gradually Ms. Jean Watson of South 10:30 MACC NEWS ment, at which two ceremonies tend not to think that people forgotten. Glastonbury will teach the New Jersey Report...... 9 ATTENTION were required to accommodate matter?” he said. “ For what it With so little opportunity to basics of feeding and beding, Connecticut R eport...... 18 the large number of graduates. is worth, I think that m ay be hear the best music in live per- maintenance of barns and W om an ...... 24 More than 200 UConn Law precisely the problem.” • formance, possibly our stables, grooming techniques Straight T a lk ...... 57 REMINGTON-NORELCO Nancy Carr work on these problems. Moderator for the evening seek answers to these School graduates received their Am ong the 3,573 students program should have contained and much more. Executive Director Provide a local center for will be Jerry Clough of the questions. degrees Sunday night during a receiving undergraduate nothing less than the best. To learn more, call the 11:00 Mai Barlow of The Herald did 11th and 12th graders to gather MACC education division. The These men and women will be electric shaver owners program featuring a speech by degrees was Eric Taylor, 21, of The evening was well worth college. K HeOB-C«DT MT-N N ew s...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 an excellent job of covering and for music, conversation, social evening will then be yours — engaged in an effort to heighten Paul Freund, noted Harvard Darien; who was the first stu the effort of those in atten ANNUAL “YOUNG FRAMtENSTEr The Best of Groucho...... 5 reporting the points made by activities as an alternative to your questions, your ideas. The community awareness of the legal scholar. dent. in UConn’s history to dance. The Manchester Civic 7:1S-9:15 Harness Racing ...... 9 the panelists in the Community David’s. The Teen Center is last meeting produced some implications of these questions Dr. Homer D. Babbidge Jr., receive both a bachelor’s and a Orchestra and Chorale has I Love Lucy ...... ^20 former UConn president and master’s degree at the same M0N.-TUES.-99c Dialogue on Youth Problems m ore for 9th and 10th graders. excellent ideas. If you missed for and in our present troubled achieved a standard of musical Spaniard Alonso Alvarez de American Furniture ...... 57 SPECIAL now master of Yale’s Timothy commencement. held May 7 at Community Bap The next Community the last be sure to join us for lives. Even the residuals of fear excellence which just might be Pineda discovered the Bay of Dwight College, was the prin Taylor received a bachelor’s instrumental in ♦ Stimulating 11:30 tist Church. In fact he did such Dialogue on Youth Problems this one. and guilt from the era are Cktrpus Christi along the Texas cipal graduation speaker Sun degree in chemistry and a new interest in music in a town M o v ie s ...... 3-5 a fine write-up that I will not sponsored by the Division of H o lo c a u s t burdens upon our relationships (3oast in 1519 and claim ed it for Wide World Mystery...... 8-40 for one another. We wish them TUNE-UP day. Dr. Jill Conway, president master’s degree in organic which desperately needs such continue coverage of the Christian Education will be The Manchester Area his king. elect of Smith College, Mass., The Untouchables ...... 9 dialogue as I had planned and held at the Church of the Conference of Churches, with well as they begin tonight to chemistry. He earned an encouragement. delivered the traditional charge Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 instead, refer those of you who Assumption, Adams Street, 7 the Hartford Jewish Federa work and pray together. average of 39 on a scale of 40 DUSTIN HOFFMAN (R) OFFER to the graduates. during his four years at UConn VALERIE PERRINE 12:30 are interested to The Herald p.m., Thursday. Again the tion, and the Capitol Region Emergency Pantry 4DAYS0NLYI Babbidge, president from M o v ie ...... 9 issue of May 9. dialogue will begin with four Conference of Churches, the Needed: Sugar, dry cereal and was named a University “LENNY” Tuet., Wed and Thurs. 1962 to 1 ^ , warned them that Scholar, the highest academic BEEF 1:00 I would just summarize the panelists each speaking from Archdiocese of Hartford (for the children) and (a luxury WESTERN 7:30-S:30 10 to 5:30 rising criticism of big business, honor bestowed on a University U TOUAND TFKI. MON, TUIt„ WIDn BAT. M T o m o rro w ...... 20-22-30 suggestions made by the people their own perspectives for 10 Ecumenical Commission, and but one we would like to MANCHItTtn, CONN. THUN9^ FM. M: BUN. M government and education is M0N.-TUES.-99C attending this, the first minutes on the following NEWBRAC, is sponsoring a provide) some small jars of ins Saturday 9 to 2 P.M. of Connecticut student. 2:00 SUNDAY 9-6 PHONE-649-9333 dialogue: questions: seminar for regional religious tant coffee for some tired and being misdirected. University spokesmen said The F u g itiv e...... 5 “ It ill-behooves ys to criticize WE ACCEPT FEDEAAL FOOD S T A N K WB.-"Toniiniic waeio" Recruit more Network What is happening in and educational leaders on the disheartened mothers. Again about 1,500 students received the big guys who make a profit homes. (Think about your Manchester? Holocaust — the systematic we thank you all for your great advanced degrees during the now only from automobiles or oil or from home. Could you provide a What is being done to ease murder of 6 million European generosity in providing thjs ceremonies Sunday, including gPECiai TUES. AMD WED. OMIT M NOIL “WHATS UP DOC Spec, [ngagewent:UuKs$2.50 1 young person with a home for a some youth problems? Jews just 30 years ago. emergency food center for food merchandising or 193 Ph.D’s., 486 master’s of Ijj^^^SxXITBiTorroW^^RURNSiPE few days? Maximum stay is 2 What can be done together? Nine Manchester residents families and individuals in whatever,” Babbidge said, arts, 272 master’s of science, weeks.) What can I do? will be attending, including one crisis situations. $147 “when they have done so only 162 mast)Sf’s of business ad- BURNSIDE D & Recruit more Big Sisters Panelists for Thursday will representative from each divi Victory Gardens by giving us what we thought' ministratibn,' 166 master’s of (Network-Big Sisters. Call Jen be: Robert Eldridge, associate sion of the conference and four As you’ve read, the group we crav^.’' social work and two master’s of 5MIWIIS«m»(t.LWn>*»CttSflfFMIMIC>5M-: “ Can it be that our growing nie Talbot, Youth Services.) pastor at South United members of the Jewish- meeting to organize the gar public affairs. S " " *_ " '1 RYANvan WIIO’NEALa l I Back the Learning Methodist Church; Cathy AARBARA STREISAND Christian Dialogue. dening of the plots of land on W HO LE BEEF Disabilities program in the Sheldon, social worker, Bennet The questions arising from the old Lewis farm (town- Shaver Is Completely Dismantled, MELBROOKS' UP town school system. Junior High School; Dick the Holocaust continue to be owned) has set aside through A Cleaned, Oiled and Adjusted “ YOUNG (PC) (Volunteers are needed to give Provost, assistant coordinator. humanly agonizing and MACC ten plots for the use of an hour, 2 hours half a day, to Youth ^rvices; Russell Holy- theologically perplexing. Much low and fixed income families. Regular $3.95 FRANKENSTEIN" DOC? G help students learn to read, (iall field, public relations officer, that has happened in the last 30 Please call the Conference District Board Acts Jean Zubrigen, director at the Manchester Police Depart 99c 7;18-9;15 9flc 7;19-9;09 *2.90 years leads us to believe that Office, 649-2093, if you wish to PARTS SPECIALS TENDERLOINS Board of Education.) ment. we must continue together to apply for one of these plots. On Its Budget Tonight CHILDREN UNDER 8 NOT ADMITTED EVENINGS If you have a special talent or There are three left. The ...... N0W 8.75 skill (i.e. carpentry, gardening, Manchester Council on World • Ramlngton RaplacaiiMiit Blades I STMffSWEDr‘SHAWH)0"*“T 0 W ^ embroidery), come in and Hunger is making seeds and Man’s, rag. 2.29...... N O W ’ 1 .7 5 Eighth District directors will Final action on a 1976-76 share your gift and yourself plants available to families who • Ramlngton Raplacamant Blades lor u a i b i • * h a pick up tonight where they left budget and tax rate will come Y with these work oriented cannot budget such an expen Lady Remington, teg. 1.95...... N O W ’ 1 . 5 0 off last Monday — action on a June 25 from district taxpayers. youngsters. diture. If you have usable hoes Hours: 10-5:30; Sat. 9-2; Closed Fridays recommended budget and tax The district’s annual meeting SALE! Establish a local facility to and rakes you are no longer rate for 1975-76. will be that night at 7:30 in house troubled youngsters, Ma-Ma Mia^s using and wish to donate them, Being considered is a 4-mill Bentley School auditorium. creating damage and danger, please call the office as soon as QUINN’S_SHAVER CEMTER M.89. tax rate — up 1.5 m ills over the Tonight’s board meeting is at who must be confined, as an possible. Planting needs to be 22 BIRCH STREET • MANCHESTER Cut as Desired into Steak and Roaet current levy. Although it was 7, in the second floor meeting alternative to Meriden or Cuisine done now. DOWNTOWN AREA - OFF MAIN STREET the consensus of the board last room of the District Firehouse, Seyms St. jail. “ The Family Restaurant" While YOU Walt Service On Remington Shavers Monday the hike is necessary, Set up a group home to 471 Hartford Rd. Comer of McKee Street I Main and Hilliard Sts. provide a corrective, healthy, TEL. 640-SS20 action was delayed a week, pen loving center for the develop You’ve Been Asking For It, JFe’ve Brought It ding more information on es timated expenditures. Ap ment of disturbed young people, Back by Special Demand! 12 to 16; an alternative to Long parently the estimates remain Lane. the same and the 4-mill tax rate MICHAELS Form a Youth Cabinet com BIG S/I/INGS AT BONANZA is expected to be Special BuKet recommended. posed of young people from NERICAN each church coming together to Mon., Tues., & Wed Night EVERY TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY fr ’S OUR POLICY from 4:00 to 9:00 P.M. THE Safety Shoe.., This printing test pattern is part of The Herald quality con-, WATCHES WITH THE STEEL TOEl trol program in order to givt ALL YOU CAN EAT! you one of the finest newspapers in the nation. Braei-plaled MAYl9th-JUNE 28th hexagonal eyalata. One-piece moccasin toe.
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&urlipatpr Eupiihia Hpralh ZBA To Reconsider Peterman Conversion Application Barney Peterman’s applica dilapidated dwelling at 73-75 one year has passed from the application. of the regulations on home- •Heritage Savings & Loan BERMUDA tion to convert a two-family Union St., which is in a date of the original application, The letter from Potter was conducted occupations. Association has applied for a August 8,1975 - Aimust 12,1975 OPINION OPEN house bn Union St. to a four- Residence C Zone. He also but board members agreed to not entered into the public •Kenneth L. Wichman, a variance to erect a time-and- 5D8y8-4M|Ms family house will be recon- seeks relief from provisions of the second hearing last month. hearing record, and Peterman podiatrist, is seeking a variance temperature sign at its K-Mart DOMHTFU «EN(MjUmNG AND FUN sidered tonight by~the the conversion reflations. There were indications that didn’t have the opportunity to to allow an addition to his office Plaza office on Spencer St. FORUM Peterman’s petition failed the ZBA might have considered respond to Potter’s comments, building at 117 E. Center St. •St. Bridget Church is *289.50 Par Parson* Manchester Zoning Board of fnoludM: AIR FARE tram Bradin to Bormudo and ratum BELMONT ^ipeals (ZBA). after a March 18 public hearing evidence not presented at the the ZBA agreed last month. •Thomas and Ethel RoUason' asking for permission to sell HOTEL — ModHIad Amarican Plan, laxaa and Upa aTranalara In Bar- Peterman's request —which because of inconclusive ZBA public hearing when it voted on The other items on Monday are requesting technical ap bieer at a church bazaar planned. muda •Swixila patty at tha Hotai •Altamoon laa dally aRaaliy an A U Hathaway Should EXPENSE paw trip. Legitimate was rejected in March —is the voting. Four affirmative votes the application. Board Chair night’s ZBA agenda are seven proval of a change in lot hnes at June 16 to' 21. * M • M b Mapaty aN oM hi twWm lai Ina hraati • Rn h Cdl Sirs; last of eight items scheduled for are required for approval and man Bernard Johnson said he requests for zoning variances: 106-108 Summit St. and 41 Strant •Robert Carter of 17 Lucian public hearings. The b r in g s the ZBA vote to approved the received a confidential letter •Christopher S. Robinson St. St. is seeking a side yard SLO K TRAVEL SERVICE OF MANCHESTER INC. Be Confirmed The account in the May 6 Hartford 555 Main St, Manchatlar. Conn. 06040 p ToL 643-2168 Times of the Manchester Community start at 7 p.m. in the Municip^ request was 3-2. from Town Planner J. Eric wants to repair pianos in his •Henry Tilden is requesting variance so he can add a Building Hearing Room. The ZBA doesn’t usually Potter in which he (Potter) garage at 183 0 ^ St., a use similar technical approval for detached garage on his proper » Former Wyoming Gov. Stanley K. It ought to be understood also that College mini-rally for fired lecturer James Gardner contained the following. Peterman is seeking a special reconsider applications until commented on Peterman’s which comes under provisions lots on St. John St. ty- Hathaway, who turned down a federal there is a large segment of the en “Both Gordon and Gardner mentioned a exception from town zoning district judgeship to allow his nam e to vironmentalist group which looks third “radical” professor who is leaving regulations to convert 'the the school. They said Roger Dionne, who be put into nomination as Secretary of upon Wyoming as a great camping teaches writing, resigned before he could the Interior by President Ford, must ground and hunting site for be fired.” PUBLIC ^ S I S L R e c o r d ^ sometimes have regretful second themselves during the clement I bitterly resent Messrs. Gardner and Gordon’s slanderous statements. I RECORDS thoughts about his decision. months of the year there and give lit resigned at the end of the fall semester for In his senatorial pre-confirmation tle thought to how the people of many reasons, not the least important of which was that I could not in good faith hearings he has been pilloried by Wyoming are to live when the tourists continue to work in the same institution, practically every environmentalist and hunters go home. with Mr. Gardner, his supporter Mr. Warranty Deeds Nutmeg Homes Inc. to group in the country and by some of Practically every public official in Vater, and other teachers who, in my judgement, twisted the truth for their per William C. and Judith G. John the liberal press beginning with an un Wypming, Democrats as well as sonal ends and often made a mockery of son, property at 27 Kent Dr., informed attack in the New York Republicans has supported Hathaway higher education, 'lliere was never any $51,000. question in anyone’s mind that I might be Arsene J. and Helen C. Times. as an excellent choice as Secretary of On the Docks at Newport, R.I. (Photo by Doug Bevins) fired. To the contrary, I had received Richard to Alton Ernest Jones Hathaway served eight years as the Interior. tenure and a promotion shortly before I and Elaine M. Jones, property made my decision to resign. at 129 Oakland St., $33,000. governor of Wyoming, and could Judgment Lien What little opposition he has had at Furthermore, I am convinced that in probably have been easily elected for dismissing Messrs. Gardner and Gordon jlerbert J. and Lotte Aron of Norfolk, Mass, agmnst Robert 100% NYLON another term had he chosen to run. He home has arisen from the ranks of the administration was not attempting to 100% POLYESTER get r^ d f so-called “radical” teachers, as MAX LERNER and Susan Aron o&lastonbury, nonesuch cu s« ,.. was elected in both contests with the professional “mountain men” who Mr;'Gardner ana company would have us property at 19;&ge Dr., $11,- Mock seem to fancy themselves pipneSfs •ARNOLD Sr ^ ® help of many voters of the believe. Nor was the administration 157.80. ' / Twin Sets bichard s nberg Marriage Licenses • S'?® ':"« Democratic party. Hathaway is, of while living in well h ea t^ homes, launching an attack on the Humanities or academic freedom. Mr. Gardner did not Bruce Paul Pajot, South panty Hose »100% POLYESTER course, a Republican. with gas and electricity and using a Driveabout Windsor, and Marilyn bring the Humanities to Manchester Com Fashion . ’"OBI'LL.' In his years as governor he was as lot of gasoline in their cars,]campers munity College. How fatuous that he delaCaridad Cortes, East Hart allow ^ such patent nonsense to be said ford, May 31, Calvary Assembly vigilant in protection of the environ and snowmobiles. hard ground, somewhere, somehow. The Sheer Skirts about him at the rally. Rather he brought * NEW YORK CITY What do parents Fate seemed to smile on us, with the of God. I- breakaway from the family, to find this orUgM«®‘9 j' ment of Wyoming as was practical. a soupy mishmash of pseudo-philologic promise of a family reunion in the genial Meredith Moyer Kline, South Hathaway, while goVernor of do when their children have grown up and hard ground, usually comes after the Control Top bombast and quasi-humanistic sophistry Mexican sun. Then came a phone call Hamilton, Mass., and Miriam But of course “practical” does not are scattered around the country, even college years. But an increasing number Wyoming, did what he thought was that were a possibly ingenuous smoke from Mexico City, relaying the news that Jean Schettler, 31 Flower St., around the world? They wait, somewhat of the young feel that it comes too late, enter into the vocabularies of the en screen for what I considered plain laziness wryly, for the phone calls and letters that he was too sick to come. The next day June 14, Community Baptist best for the state and its peo]^. He that there are more crucial testings of self and irresponsibility. come infrequently, and they try to arrange another call, this time from Adam himself Church. • Rand McNally 1975 Road Atlas vironmental zealot. than college and that they need to discover has the broadness to expand his sights ^'There were, in my view, quite travel plans to get a glimpse of the — that he had been stricken by some still- Building Permits With a population of about 350,000, things about themselves that they can lat • Mobil 1975 Northeast Travel Guide in the interior job to do what he thinks legitimate reasons for the dismissals of wayward ones, and catch up with their mysterious bug, was out of the hospital but Town & Country Home Im YOUB ■ P”- er bring to their more formal education. Wyoming has had a conspicous export Messrs. Gardner and Gordon. The ad news, their growth, their psyches. very weak, and that five of his Mexican provement for John Pearson, b o s e in 4 s iz e s jo r Road Atlas gives toll road Mobil Travel Guides list will be right for the United States as a They argue that the breakaway years ministration’s discretion in not making It is the later phase of the nuclear fami friends would drive him down to meet us. alterations at 49 Milford Rd., information, time zone restaurants, accommoda- — its young people who graduated should precede college, which can start maps, area codes, state gg tions, attractions, maps, whole. some of these reasons public is perhaps to They did, and Adam arrived — pretty $ 2,000. All polyester or nylon mock twin sets in ribs ly, during the breakaway years, when when they are 20 or 21, on the proposition and jacquards; sizes S, M, L. Not every style in and city maps, scenic rates. Money saving cer- from the state’s only university and be admired. the children go off on their own to carve gaunt and shaken — but he had his mother Richard L. Roach for George that you learn from books and classroonis every store. Flip and gored skirts, button routes. U.S., Canada, PuuiMwr't tificates included. could not find employment at home His interrogation is one of the Roger Dionne out their own lives, and the leave the 'to nurse him for almost a week, and she Lamoureaux, alterations at 30 List 3.95 and seminars only what you are prepared fronts, some belted; 8 to 16. Mexico; 132 pages. 303 Washington St. parents to their own resources. had her son to talk with. Oak St., $2,800. because of lack of jobs. reasons why good and responsible to learn, after having had your early in Hartford The psychologists have delved and When we left him, somewhat patched Beacon L.P. Co. for Ray V. nings with a different kind of life game. The governor rightly encouraged men hesitate to allow themselves to delved in their research, and they now up, his plan was to drive back to San Fran Brown, alterations at 128 Wells cisco, well or not, with a Mexican friend St., $950. development in the state to meet this be named for public office, when it en Town Council come up with the scarcely astounding I am not prepared to argue against this, M aternity Jumbo 3-Layer news that the years from 16 to 22 are the for company. They took a leisurely pace Nunzio Spacone, fence at 278 need and the economic needs of a tails a public scourging by pressure on their trek, and it was 10 days before this although I think our experimenting with Parker St., $73. Sportswear! Teri Towels Also The Jury years for breaking the hold of the family. the idea should be slow, starting with the small population state which is still a groups. particular worried father heard the Empire Roofing Co. for They are the years of bittersweet close year before college, and later adding Spray ’N Wash Reg. Gentlemen: expected voice on the phone, saying that Harold Davey, alterations at 51 great treasure trove of minerals, in adolescent friendships. The kids help each another year before graduate or Tops Or 54' Several weeks ago, Mike Pesce, other, exchange family gripes, lean on he felt almost like his old self. Now Adam Elsie Dr., $775; and at 253 Hart Special Soil & Stain Hathaway represents an intelligent professional school. Adam’s driveabout, in Roll FORI 8 9 ' cluding enormous coal deposits. superintendent of roads in Coventry, was each other — and sometimes form a new is back at work, with his carpeting, ready ford Rd., $450. Mexico and twice across the continent, Pants Remover compromise between the opposite fired by the Town Council. Charges peer-group tyranny to take the place of the to drive back soon to the East Coast for a Roger M. Negro for Theresa Puephase! He may have had the notion that added to his workabout for a year, may be leveled against him were described in family tyranny. summer more of work before he starts Negro, fence at 203-205 Oak St., 16 Oz. Lysol Basin, Tub with a great energy shortage in the poles of the development- the equivalent of the Australian boy’s V Reg. generalities in a letter sent to him, at his The Lerner experience with this has school again. $300. Reg, 5.99 & 6.99 & Tile Cleaner walkabout for his modem city counter 1.29... United States he was performing a environmentalist groups which is request, by the Town Council. been pretty good but it has not lacked its Some years back there was an unforget Alfred Brugnetti, swimming Misses’ part. Our In accordance with his rights under the anxieties. There are times when the table Australian film “Walkabout,” pool at 640 Bush Hill Rd., $500. national service by favoring and en about where the majority of the Adam is the third of our three sons who, And Reg. Town Charter, Mr. Pesce requested a nuclear family really works, and when the dealing with one of the crucial rites of U & R Housing Corp. for American people stand. He ought to in one form or another, have tried for a Carbona 1-Hour 1.19 . couraging development of the state’s hearing on the firing and further requested roaming adolescent is glad to have one to passage of the Australian natives — the Louis J. Taormina, additions at W omen’s work-travel-school mix. Others are doing Rug Cleaner mineral resources. be confirmed promptly. that it be open to the public as it is his con fall back on. Our 18-year-old, Adam, has ordeal of the adolescent youth who was 61 Bette Dr., $10,flW. Lysol Spray sometliing of the same. I don’t know what Daytim e tention that he did nothing to warrant him spent most of his year-away-before- left alone to cope with a hostile environ Gulf Oil Co., self-service gas it is going to mean for the total life cycle Disinfectant being fired; The meeting was Monday, college working in California. He then ment with the simplest of implements and oline station at 250 W. Middle Dresses Our of their generation. But one thing is clear: Reg. May 12, and due to the length of the took a month driving through Baja Califor weapons, and sustain himself, and find his Tpke., $50,000. 14 Oz. The developing young people are not going 1.59! testimony, has been continued to nia and Mexico. Luckily I had a talk to way back home. Harold Parent for Dr. Robert Knit T-shirts, woven Our Reg. 4.99 Reg. It Could Happen Here Wednesday, May 21. to wait until the bright college years are cotton blouses. Denim 1.59 ... 1 .0 9 give in Acapulco, and we made a date My feeling is that our young people, in Smith, alterations at 531 E. over before they get a taste of what will and patch denim jeans, The meeting May 12 has to shake ones with Adam to meet him there. their deepest selves, want to be tested on Center St., $700. stretch and temper them in harsher ways. I Chino, polyester and more! I torjtmrjter * Gov. Hugh Carey of New York was appeal. New York state, as m ost other confidence in justice. It has to rate as one Edward Izzo, demolish four- Clairol Set-To-Go of the biggest by Attorney William Hall, car garage at 227-229 W. Center S, M, L & 8-18 in group. hopping mad the other day after Hair Setter Automatic Iron states, doesn’t have the money to help who is the partner of Abbot Schwebel, St., $500. President Ford turned down a scheme the cities whether its NYC or a town attorney. It is interesting to note that the first thing brought out at the meeting under which New York City would relatively small one like Hartford, ANDREW TULLY Our Our was that Attorney Hall, the moderator, IlMAGINEABRAl Cotton prints, seersucker Reg. have been guaranteed $1 billion in which is feeling a financial pinch also. just happened to be representing the Town plaids, baby cords, denims, Reg. acetate jerseys . .' . many, 13.99... 7.99 . credit to pay its bills. It would appear to us that Council. It’s quite a trick to be impartial THAT FITS when you are representing one side. many styles for cool summer wear. Sizes 12 to 20 and 16-1/2 Great for travel. Takes about 5 Lightweight, with fabric heat He compared this plan with the one regardless of whether state or federal SOWELL minutes for refreshing hair. 5 Since the Town Council had fired Mr. Ivory Tower Mouse to 24-1/2. control. Compact, the ideal used by Congress to bail out the aid requires it, cities facing financial Pesce, Richard J. Cromie, attorney for tangle free rollers. # K5-S size for travel use. # 403. Mr. Pesce, called Rose Fowler, chairman VOU CAN ' Lockheed Corp. a couple years back. woes need to “make necessary fiscal WASHINGTON — In the newspaper friends constantly go out of their way to As a result, many middle-income of the Town Council as a witness. Attorney business, they call it “Afganistanism.” avoid not only national problems but those families have been forced to borrow the PHONE FOR rr changes.” Hall, the impartial moderator, refused to In his scathing remarks condemning The term refers to an editorial or column on their own doorsteps. big money now needed for college tuition, allow Rose Fowler, or any Town Council G.E. Yellow the administration. Gov. Carey con Implied in the Fun City effort and which takes a vigorous stand on a foreign Another example is the high cost of a board and room. This is tough on their Kodak X-15 member to testify. This presented an in situation which couldn’t possibly anger or college education. For a resident student pocketbooks, but it is tougher on the coun Bug-Lite Bulbs veniently forgot to mention Secretary its failure is the real possibility that teresting point and one had to wonder how Camera Outfit annoy anybody within a thousand miles of at Harvard, the cost will be in the $6,000-a- try as a whole because it is this sector the federal money tree has been justice was possible if the very council Girls’ of Treasury William Simon’s point the newspaper’s circulation area. year range beginning in September; at which supports out of proportion to its Girls’ 60 Watt who fired Mr. Pesce via a vague general plucked bare and the era of more and Derek Bok, president of Harvard Princeton and Yale the tab will be more Reg. 68 Ea. that Lockheed put its budget in order letter was now refusing to testify and state numbers the nation’s hundreds of private If you wear 100% Polyester Bright Pastel 4 3 * = University, and assorted other academic than $6,500. The national average price for more aid in more and more forms is what, if any specific charges they had. charities. Without that support, the between 32A but “New York City has not shown the figures have joined the club. At a time resident students at four-year private charities would go broke within weeks. Dresses or 2-Plece 100 Watt Moderator Hall felt it should be this eay. and 38C, fit is a Reg. 77' 1 3 ^ » desire to make the necessary fiscal over. Priorities on the use of existing when America has enough serious colleges will be a whopping $4,400 a year. No. I grieve for educators all over the The meeting progressed without any sure and beautiful thing Skirt Sets Slack Sets 54E Includes camera, film and problems to satisfy the most assiduous This contribution to inflation hits world who are persecuted, first because changes.” aid will have to be set and criteria testimony from the Town Council. with Olga’s No-Seam cube. Easy drop-in loading. viewer-with-alarm, Bok and pals met in hardest at the group which traditionally Mr. Sandberg, town manager, did an they’re human beings and second because Freedom Front® bra. Be Pneumatic , such as “necessary fiscal changes” New York the other day, labored mightily, has sent its children to the good private Orig. to 6.99 Orig. to 11.99 In effect Uncle Sam, if the ad outstanding job in testifying and stated — barring a few nutty exhibitionists —. cause the flexible little will be prerequisites.” and gave birth to a typical ivory tower schools — the middle-income families. A Door Closer flatly he was against the firing of Mr. they mostly seek out the light for us all. “ window" adjusts the Caldor 500 mg ministration has anything to say about mouse. majority of these families are bound to Ea»y We in Manchester may be smug Pesce. The Town Council which was not But elect me president of Harvard and I fit to you. So save your To wit, they joined voices in condemning relatively^^ixed incomes. Few of them To Inttalll Vitamin C it, isn’t going to help Fun City con allowed to testify was, however, allowed promise to spend at least 99 per cent of my energy and call I about our relatively good town fiscal reported “violations of the most elemen have benefitted by inflation's bonanzas, Reg. 2.99 1 .8 7 tinue its spendthrift ways. to cross-examine Mr. Sandberg over the time trying to put a Harvard education, Bot. of tary human rights” in Chile. They cited such as cost-of-living salary increases, condition. But the same held true for objection of Attorney Cromie. Mr. within reach of kids whose parents are Complete with all hardware. 100 the case of the head of the State Technical and only a handful qualify for stock op But the tragic thing is that even if Cromie’s objection was obviously still struggling to make their first million. Reg. 2.09 1 .4 4 New York City and Hartford once University down there, saying they un tions and bonuses. overruled by the moderator. As Mr. After all, even General Motors cut prices. the state, as President Ford suggested upon time also. It could happen here derstood he has been “held under in Cromie so clearly stated, Mr. Hall would Master Caldor 400 I.U. is the desirable and logical avenue of and will unless we keep alert. humane conditions” since the 1973 Smart fashions in polyesters, Lock & Chain not let the council testify but would allow military takeover. For cool comfort in warm Vitamin E weather! Pastels in solids or denims and twills. Solids and them to act as prosecutors. And so went If true — and it probably is — that’s the meeting for the rest of the evening. prints that are machine wash i prints, someembroiderytrims. combo Bot. of terrible. No decent American can Pad Lock! I am certain the same 50 people who able. Sizes 4 to 12 in group. IJacket styles, too. Sizes 4 to 14. 100 challenge the good educators’ mass in Reg. 5.29 3 .9 3 lHanrljrBtrr turned out May 12 will again turn out in Reg. 7.79 3 .9 9 dignation. But it does seem that college Natural cup 6.00. Lightly Case hardened shackle & chain. Mr. Peace’s defense Wednesday, May 21. presidents and their various tutorial flocks Berry’s World lined 6.50. Padded 7.50, Hopefully, the hall will be overflowing. could spend their time more fruitfully len .White, nude Eiipning Im lh Mr. Pesce is, from the evidence ding their intelligence and concern to the If you aren't FOUNDED OCT. 1,1881 presented, innocent of all charges, worries now besetting the Republic. within the above size Publlahad by the Published every howeve^, the Town Council is the jury plus For one thing, Bok & Co.’s righteous range, come in for a try- Manchester" evehing except Sun has the moderator on its side. Publishing Co.. Herald days and holidays. statement was issued on the same day the on. Olga has a bra for Square, Manchester, Entered at the Chester A. Clark Jr. Drug Enforcement Administration you, too. Conn. 06040, Manchastar. Conn., Carol Drive, Coventry Telephone 643-2711 Post onice as Second reported that the flow of cocaine, (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter. marijuana and hashish into the United BURL L. LYONS. PUBLISHER HERALD TODAY’S States is at record levels. The DEA also warned that heroin imports could increase i-i SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES YESTERDAYS THOUGHT from present reduced levels to a new PAYABLE IN ADVANCE record high. ,® ''0 ® Copy ... 15c 3 Months ... $11.70 That kind of bad news should be given Summer Novelty jiy ^ k ly ...... 90c B Months ... $23.40 25 Years Ago Prayer is a force as real as gravity. As a Sony FM/AM Digital Clock ONE Month .. $3.90 One Year... $46.80 higher priority by the academic world that Rope Belts Fantastic Savings On Famous i. . To date, Manchester Memorial Hospital physician, I have seen men, after all other Fantastic Collection Radio on Pedestal Base 1 Mail Hbles Upon Request what is happening in Chile. An awful lot of Fashionable Rope has received over $25,000 raised by paper therapy has failed, lifted out of disease those drugs find their way onto college Syroco Wall Decor Sculptured cabinet on Subscribers who p.m. should telephone and melancholy by the serene effort of Of Canvas Handbags Bottom Sandals fail to receive Iheir the circulellon depart- collections in Manchester!' campuses, and if I were Derek Bok 1 pedestal base; 60 min prayer. It is the only power in the world ute sleep switch. Illu Herald before 5:30 mant. 647-9946. Mrs. Howard Little is named president would force myself to let Chile wait for High fashion canvas in 1.99 Cross band style These are the little touches that that seems to overcome the so-called minated clock and dial. of the Highland Park School PTA. another day or two, meanwhile coming out striking shapes and Skinny and one-inch with cushioned make a house a home! Sconces, Our Member Audit Bureau of Circulations “laws of nature.” wide sizes with denim mirrors, wall brackets, all beau Wake to music or with a statement saying I found the DEA designs. Many interior: big Lowast 'ilie occasions on which prayer has done inserts, buckle trims. tifully designed. Reg. 9.99 alarm. Reg. $50 10 Years Ago report disturbing and that I would redou delectable colors! choice of colors. Pricat 3 9 ® ^ The Manchester Display advertising this dramatically have been termed Reg. 4.99 5 to 10. closing hours: Three Manchester Education Association wins ble efforts to crack down on Harvard’s Not all stylaa In all aloraa ONLY. 6 PER aTOBE - NO RA|H CHECKS Publishing Co. “miracles.” But a constant, quieter full days prior to young hopheads. assumes no financial publication. the teacher referendum, gaining privilege miracle takes place hourly in the hearts of responsibility lor Deadline lor Herald to negotiate primary agreement with To be sure, the Chile statement was in typographical errors classllled advertising: men and women who have discovered that SALE: MON., TUES. & WED. appearing In adver Board of Education. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE 12 noon prior to day ol prayer supplies them with a steady flow of the form of a message to the Organization MANCHESTER Mon. thru FrI. 10 a.nt. to 9:30 p.m. tisements and other publication: 12 noon Mrs. Edgar Ciarke, Miss Eva Johnson, sustaining power in their lives. of American States’ Human Rights Com reading matter In The Friday lor publication Judge Jay Rubinow and J. Stewart iMwAiitmoiio Saturday 9 a.m. lo 9:30 p.m. Manchaaler Evening Dr. Alexis Carrel mission, and academic properly should Saturday and Mon Johnston are elected incorporators of Herald. day. Submitted by; rally around their fellows everywhere. 1145 Tolland Turnpike Manchester Memorial Hospital. 0 197S by NEA. Inc. Sisters of St. James Convent But one gets the impression that Bok and “Hi, there! Abu's my name, and oil's my game!" PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Mon., May 19,1878 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., May 19, 1975- PAGE SEVEN
CAMERAS Survey Seeks Jobs School Screening Results Reported Bolton School Calendar Adopted Despite Objections of Teachers • FILM-BULBS DISCOUNT PRICES Donna Holland to voice their objections. put to toe superintendent was of school personnel, was not dar might perhaps be in There will be seven four-hour Umpires are needed for the For Ex-Prisoners BOLTON to how toe school can be of most There were 494 parent Correspondent, The biggest objection the not reflected in toe proposed considered. He said there was conveniencing many people for session days for curriculum and Bolton Slo-Pitch Softball ARTHUR DRUG Donna Holland help when those children enter teacher conferences held 646-0375 ^ ch ers bad was toe ^ t e r calendar. He said they felt a lit no compromise between the ad a few students but special iiL-service programs and or League. If interested, contact Correspondent school. during the month of April. recess which will begin bn a tle resentment about the ministration and toe staff. education students have special vacation closings. Bill Mickewicz, 649-8611. A survey of potential new one, Vella said. It has been 646-0375 The Bolton Board of Educa employers In toe towns of Ver Eagles said a review of all Thursday and end on a Tuesday. February vacation. Robenhymer said it was dis needs. started in other towns John Eagles, principal of At a recent math information tion unanimously adopted the non, Tolland, and Ellington, toe information secured from Allen said his primary focus He said it was the general ruptive to toe education system . He said it was a long-time throughout toe United States. Bolton Elementary School and hour, Thomas Sheridan, school calendar for toe 1975- will be conducted this summer Some are under different toe screening process allows when preparing toe calendar opinion of toe teachers three to end a week on a Wednesday concern of toe school.board not Bolton Center School, reported him to feel toe school system curriculum leader for math, 1976 school year at its last by toe Vernon Jaycees with the names but all have the same in was the students. He said then days would be nearly lost trying and begin a week on a. to shortchange those students.' to toe Board of Education the now has toe kind of background discussed what and how math is meeting after school approval of toe Im rd of direc tent. superintendent Raymond Allen ^ the staff and area communities to get the students working Wednesday. He said toe school Board” member Marilyn evaluation of toe recent pre information that will help toe being taught at the tors of the Rockville Area The United States Chamber recommended it and a group of • are considered. He said Bolton after vacation. He said it was might also see absenteeism Breslow said it bothered her no school screening procedures staff do a better job instruc- kindergarten through Grade 8 Chamber of Commerce. of Conunerce operates these particularly considers the Ver educationally unsound. that otherwise might not be. end to have teachers say it’s m k and results were more produc tionally with all students, not level. teachers objected to it. The survey will be made in non school system where the Sheridan said the teachers Allen said he had to tough to get kids going after programs under toe title of tive than anticipated. only in kingergarten but in Eighteen parents attended Allen explained to the board connection with toe Connecticut town’s special education also felt the spring vacation emphasize toe fact teacher in vacation. She admitted it was “Marshaling Citizen Power to He said toe screening team years to follow as well. the session. that he had asked for input from HAIR Jaycees Institutional Modernize Corrections.” the teaching and administrative students go. should follow Easter, not put was considered. He said he tough, but said a good teacher explained toe why and how of Assistance Program which is It was pointed out that most staff of all Bolton schools about If all goes well and there are precede it. resented toe implications by could do it and toe day didn’t the procedures to 47 parents no snow days or unforeseen cir Mrs. Thelma Friedman, toe teachers it wasn’t. matter. CURLING designed to help those who have authorities agree that the lack during an information hour. calendar. been released from prison or of meaningful employment op He said there was disagree cumstances Bolton schools will Grade 2 teacher, told the school He said he doesn’t ask She said mostly she was con Appointments for the OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICEI be dismissed June 11, 1976. board members many of toe anything of toe staff just for toe cerned with the bone of conten jail, to become productive portunities has bran a major screening of in-coming ment between the staff at NEWS membiers of toe community.' Allen said the earlier closing teachers enjoyed skiing and fun of it. tion between the staff and toe contributing cause to toe rising kindergarten children and a Bolton Elementary and Bolton Ray Vella, of Enfield, direc would allow more flexibility in February was one of toe best Board member Andrew administralion. She said Allen crime rate and toe high rate of telephone followup system Center schools and the staff of tor of the program, spoke to toe BANTLY OIL CO. .family vacations, an earlier months for it. Maneggia said it was the gives more to toe staff than any recidivism, and in turn, toe in allowed toe school to screen 58 Bolton High School. board at its meeting creasing cost of crime. •24 Hour Emergency Service Allen said it was impossible summer reading program, and Philip Robenhymer, Grade 5 superintendent’s responsibility past administrator Bolton had. A perm that leaves the hair shining,' students. Four children were a better chance for high school teacher, told the board many to present a proposed calendar. She said just because the manageable, fragrant, responsive Wednesday. He sa(d, “98 per It was also noted that ex not given toe advantage of •Burner Sales & Service to please everyone. He said he cent of those who have been in offenders with better paying had attempted to talk to the students to get summer jobs. things upset toe teachers. He said by law it was the teachers didn’t get their way, to the PROFESSIONAL touch. screening. •Clean Heating Oils carcerated will come back to jobs are much less likely to teachers but as their reasoning Sphaking for the teachers He said toe input of the staff board’s duty to adopt a calen didn’t mean they weren’t Perfect for today’s swirly, curly, Eagles said 62 children have their community and they can return to a life of crime than 6 4 9 - 4 5 9 5 was apart they decided to at Thomas Sheridan, math of the elementary and center dar. listened to. She said Allen didn’t exuberant hairdos. Beautiful on enrolled for kindergarten in try to become productive those with no jobs, part-time Call Us For Your Home Heating tend the school board meeting teacher, said they felt their in schools, which is the majority William Vogel, chairman of even have to ask for their input. normal halr...and great for tinted September and the figure is toe school board, said toe calen- She told toe teachers she felt' hair. Lovely to look at...dellghtful to citizens or they can turn back to jobs, or lower-paying jobs. expected to change. And Air Conditioning Needs.. they did toe superintendent a know...and gratifying to crime.” Vella said hopefully the At a conference the disservice. experience. This summer businesses and Jaycees can encourage poten kindergarten teacher, reading Allen told the 13 teachers to industry will be surveyed to tial employers to work with toe specialist, psychologist and continue to attend board determine toe attitudes of corrections department to principal evaluated all data meetings. He, as always, spoke potential employers and to see make those people more at available. REGAL MUFFLER HELPS YOU Businessmen Favor Improved Police Protection highly in favor of open com Crown Of Curls what types of jobs may be tuned to the type of skills During this month the prin munications between all. available. needed. Paint Town Hall Steps cipal is having conferences with FIGHT INFLATION BOLTON Allen was asked to express to Cold Wave It was emphasized that the The program will not involve parents of children who seem to any public relations campaign with These Specials Donna Holland Brownies Fly Up Vernon the concerns of the program in toe three-town area William Stern and Kathy Williams recently participated in a community service of the show a definite need for a year Grade 3 Brownies recently Bolton teachers will involve only Vernon people but interested potential Includes shampoo and Set Bolton High School Future Business Leaders of America Club by painting the outside steps in nursery school and/or ad SHe lieralti received their Brownie wings 1975-1976 who have been in jail or in employers will be supplied with ditional information that is Area Profile prison and are returning to a list of former offenders who at the Town Hall. About eight club members worked on the project. (Herald photo by Mufflers Installed $17.97 Bolton businessmen respon and Girl Scout pins in fly-up School Calendar •11.85 needed from the psychologist as ceremonies at the Bolton their hometown. are seeking re-employment, if Holland) nraii «M9|I, nTMIQBi tlM n l^lliy ■PHr ding to a questionnaire dis respondent said insurance Was School will open on Sept. 3 with the average being 4.5 calls Congregational Church and close June 11. ’Thanksgiving This type program is not a they request it. tributed by the police study a real problem for him. Shock absorbers Installed hralnM per respondent. Chandler Hall. recess will be Nov. 27 and 28. Beauty committee apparently feel Responses to calls came from Reasons given by 78 per cent more police protection is The wings were presented by Christmas recess will be from Salon both Colchester • and Bolton’s for not having an alarm system Brownie leaders and the pins by Grease, Oil & Filter needed in town. December 24 to January 2. Schultz $7so were: High cost, not needed, resident state trooper, and 70 Junior Girl Scout leaders. Winter recess will be from AIR CONDITIONED Board Given Vandalism Report Of the 74 surveys distributed per cent of those answering the might not be anyone to answer A $14.50 Value for only ...... to businessmen and institutions ’The Brownies who became February 12 to February 17. 44 Oak St. Manchester questionnaire felt the response it. When asked for additional Junior Girl Scouts are Christine Herald Ail above prices Include Installatlonl 19 were returned by private Spring recess will be from -April was adequate. comments the businessmen Adams, Carolyn DelSignore, Tel. 643-8951 Ample Parking Area Profile businesses, three by the town called for: More patrol and 12 to April 16. Donna Holland Bolton Elementary School and and safety efforts. derstanding of the economics oi Half of those answering said Jacqueline Daly, Joanne >aaaa*aaaaaaa*aaaa*aaa4aa*4****4*aaaa**aa*4aa4aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa*aa4< Andrew Maneggia, board providing goods and services government and one by a the offender was not ap police needed but at what cost, Correspondent Bolton Center School reported religious institution. Kowalyshy, Ann Hoffman, there were 14 injuries to member, pointed out a lot of and realizing a profit for their prehended and about one protection good, keep lights on Maryanne Lemaire, Deborah 64 6-0 375 r/CUUUUITEE0\Y The committee feels the Public Power Group Urges It was reported to the Board students during toe month of time is given to developing labors. COAST quarter of them did not answer and buildings occupied at all Marshall, (Christine Pellerin, percentage of responses was of Education that vandalism oc April. curriculum, but there isn’t The profit earned from the TO the question. times, publish crimes, quicker Mary Siena, Sherry-Lyn Noel, Probe of Fuel Industry COAST R e g a l SSSkT too low to furnish adequate in and more severe criminal curred during the April vaca The injuries ranged from a much time given to developing fair was used to buy animal When asked if there was a Lynda Ovian, Annette Scotella, physical education activities food to feed animals at the formation from which to draw time the police were not called process, join with Coventry and BOSTON (UPI) - The tion. broken tibia requiring a cast to We offer convenience along with a superior product. many firm conclusions. Marla Jean Matrick, Jennifer More than 1,500 represen a student who fell on his elbow and asked if it would be possible Willington Game Farm where even though their assistance Vernon police for night protec Justice Department has been There were four large win Corner of Broad The responses returned were Warner, Giovanna Allocca, tatives of local public power and required a cold pack. to arrange an in-service the Grade 2 students went on was needed, half said yes and tion and wiiling to pay a Shari-Ljm Arsenault, Candice N obody urged to investigate toe fuel in systems across the country are dows at Bolton High School and and Canter Street Mon.-Fri... 8 1 .111. • 8 p.m. overwhelmingly from .reasonable amount for con two windows at Bolton Center The accidents all occurred program for the phys ed their class trip. Phone 646L-2112 S i t ...... 8 a.m. * 5 p.m. half said no. Butterfield, Carol Cavanaugh, dustry in an effort to control toe expected to attend the con businesses stocking saleable tinual police surveillance. School smashed. during regular physical educa teachers. When asked why they didn’t Karen Linder, Laura Schlitzer, rising cost of energy. ference. Featured speakers at School Superintendent Ray goods, especially automobile At a police study committee It will cost $200 to $300 just tion classes. call, the reasons given were: Lisa Schmidt, Jennifer “/Gi anti-trust investigation the start of toe session include mond Allen said a number of businesses. The committee meeting in January, Robert for the replacement of glass. The phys ed teachers are Because they can’t do anything Stephens, Anne Taylor and of soaring fuel prices could help Massachusetts Gov. Michael S. parents called and voiced their feels those businesses are par about it, time consuming, takes Peterson, resident state aware of the accidents and are Sherri Vateroni. put a lid on rising electric Dukakis and U.S. Sen. Lee Met Injuries complaints. ticularly susceptible. too long to get here, the break trooper said if every business in restructuring their activities to bills,’’ said William G. Hulbert calf, D-Mont. The health department of He said the number of ac The responses represent a was unsuccessful, couldn’t get town would invest in an alarm Jr., president of the American improve student supervision “minimally” reliable represen beats Chevy’s tivities would be held to that an answer, vandalism and system, the town wouldn’t need Public Power Association. tation of business and in Leaders Needed which the teacher could proper truancy is not police matter. any police help. Hulbert made toe remarks at stitutional opinions and con Brownie Troop 616 that meets ly supervise. In response to their specific Some of the committee a news conference called to out cerns. each Wednesday at Bolton He said the injuries would be opinion of police protection in members question whether or Elementary School from 3 until line the association’s upcoming besl'm included in the monthly report The businessmen were asked Bolton 61 per cent expressed a not an alarm installation alone Housing Industry Reports 4 p.m. is in need of a co-leader three-day national convention to the school board from now if they had been confronted negative view and 22 per cent would solve the problem. with some type of nuisance or for the 1975-1976 year. this week. on. expressed a positive view. Junior Girl Scout Troop 668 p rice s crime. An overwhelming Alex Rqdin, general manager Get Mixed Interpretations The businessmen felt night which meets each Tuesday at . Penny Fair majority, 91 per cent, had been. coverage, a patrol car, a securi of APPA, said toe concentra- . Bolton Elementary School When asked what types of St. George’s Church from 6:30 tion of ownership in the fuel in ty guard and more police would Oh, Those Eyes! until 8 p.m. also needs a co Sumichrast called this figure Grade 2 students recently held crime they had been confronted dustry, particularly of coal WASHINGTON (UPI) - Is Starts have now been below the be necessary to protect their The heaviest of all in leader for the 1975-76 year. “encouraging.” But since it their second annual penny fair. with, the answers were van vertebrate animals is the Atlan production has produced an the depressed housing industry 1 million level four of the past property. The Cadette Girl Scout Troop five months and building activi generally takes two to five Games of chance and skill dalism, 74 per cent, burglary, 61 Those answering felt more tic giant squid, “Architeuthis anti-competitive situation and on the verge of a new take-off and fortune-telling booths were per cent and trespassing, 48 per that meets each ’Tuesday from on tru ck s or will it wallow in recession ty is now 37 per cent below a months to begin construction Princeps.” The largest inflated prices. constructed by the students. protection was needed on the 7:30 until 9 p.m. needs year ago. once a permit is issued, he said, cent. Five also complained weekends' and at night more specimen ever recorded for the next several months Popcorn and lemonade were assistants. “Only three of the 15 largest “You’re talking about June un about noise pollution on the than during the day. measured 55 feet overall (head along with the rest of the offered for sale to the Grade 1 Anyone wishing to voiunteer coal companies are privately On the other hand, permits to til you get some activity. main routes. Most of the businessmen said and body 20 feet, tentacles 35 economy? students invited to the fair. her/his services in the com owned,” ^ d in said. “The rest build new houses jumped 27 per “That’s way too late,” he Seventy-eight per cent of their insurance had not been feet) captured on Nov. 2, 1878 New figures on housing starts At the end of the day the When your plans call for a swim after it had run aground in munity’s scouting organization are owned by oil companies or cent in April to an 897,000 an said. “The sales season is those answering said they have adversely affected because of and building permits in April by students had a much better un suit, don'r let yourself down by called for police assistance in Tickle Bay, Newfoundland. Its is asked to cail Eileen steel companies. We have the Census Bureau indicate at nual rate. generally over by then. crime in the area. Three had in eyes were 9 inches in diameter. DelSignore, 643-4905. like these* loolsing less rhon shopely ... be asked for a meeting with the at the past two or three years. creased premiums and one first glance that the 2-year torney general to urge Justice home building slump may be slim for the swim! Storr European Department to investigate the nearing an end. Health Spas' program of exercise CHEVY STEPSIDE CHEVY VAN SUBURBAN fuel industry.” But industry experts, reading ond nutritional guidance right Nobody beats our price Nobody beats our price Nobody beats our price between the lines of the latest Radin said previous on a full-size 6-cylinder pickup. on a delivery van. on a six-passenger Superwagon. statistics, were hardly jumping NOW. Our sisilled counselors will negotiations on toe matter with for joy. 3 iw F R E E creore o One You/One Plan ex lower level Justice Department “April should have been We're talking about our C10 model This Chevy Suburban, a Cl 0 model officials have proved fruitless. clusively for you. 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Camaro, Cutlass, Chevelle, Girder Beam independent front standard' 140-cu.-in. aluminum these Custom Polysteel Radial FR 78-14 Challenger, Roadrunner, Charger & others $74.55 $55.91 rhrcxjgh ttie help of our program of suspension with coil springs. High four-cylinder engine). Raise the tires that are original equipment Matador Wagon, Sportwagon, Vista Cruiser, exercise and .nutririonol guidance. on many 1975 new cars. Sale H R 78-1 4 LeMans Wagon, Charger Wagon & others $83.75 $62.81 Energy Ignition system and tough, It's a car when you n ^ d a car, a litigate, though, and you see a flat double-wall construction in front truck when you need a truck. El prices remain in effect through JR 78-14 Chevrolet Wagon, Olds 98. Pontiac Wagon, $87.80 $65.85 load bed with 68 cu. ft. for cargo. Chrysler Town and Country Wagon fenders, hood, cab, Fleetside body Camino puts it all together: good Now that's a big Tuesday night May 27. Chevrolet. Polara, Galaxie, Monterey, Fury, G R 78-15 Catalina A others $79.80 $59.85 panels and tailgate. Front disc/rear looks, good ride, responsiveness, little truck. Men! We'll help trim your physique! % MIN CHECK - II we sell out ol your slie we will 8ulck, Chrysler, Dodge, Ford, Olds, finned drum brakes are computer- and a 6-ft. pickup box with air- issue you a rain check, assurini future delivery H R 7 8 -1 5 You, rcxD, con look good in your swim trunks! T , | at the advertised price. Pontiac $85.75 $64.31 matched to gross vehicle weight. adjustable shock absorbers. This SUMMER Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet Wagon, Plymouth, Get txid^ to your old waist size through our exercise LR 78 -15 Pontiac & Lincoln Continental $92.85 $69.63 Available heavy-duty chassis one has our available 250 Six; SahEndsTuefsday Night M a r^ V8 power Plus $2.02 to $3.46 F.E.T. per tire and old tire. equipment provides SANDAL SALE ond nutritionol guidance. ______1 a 6,200-lb. GVWR also is tor C10 Chevy available. 4 V^ys to Buy pickups. Coll Us Now for o FREE Tour • Cash • Our Own Cuatomar Cradit Plan 12.99 Coll Europeon Health Spas 7 days o weel4 ^ C A R • Maatar Charga • arco Charga r Reg. 19.00. We’ve got your favorite Cobble’s on sale! Come in and take your pick! We show Just two of many styles. Left, a leather upper with low walking heel. 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sun. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. See Your Independent Dealer For His Price. Prices As Shown At ■Goodyear Service Stores. i CHEVY TRUCKS Right, low wedge on a crepe sole with decorative metal rings, adjustable strap. Available in white, blue, camel. Let Cobble take you through the summer! MANCHESTER 646-4260 M LAS1ING CHEW VAUIE 515 Middlelumpike West Facilities and Hours m ay differ a t eac h location. •Price comparisons are based on recent Manufac turers’ Suggested Retail Prices. You can make NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE INC. your own comparlsons-not only the prices, but 295 BROAD ST., (OPPOSITE SEAR’S AUTOMOTIVE) the trucks themselves-at your Chevy dealer's now. European Health Spas PHONE 643-1161 Forbes sW^illace ______A U.8.INDU8TRIU8 COMPANY., ^ON., TUES., WED., FBI. 8-5:30 • THURS. 8-8 • SAT. 8-1 DONY MAKE ANY IRUCK DEALTIIilOU SEE VDUR CHEVY DEUER FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY 10-9. SATURDAY 10-6. —— that makaa a world of cHffaranoa. »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦> PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., May 19,1875 MANCHES’T ^ EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., May 19.197S - PAGE NINE Town Council Will Review Region School Study Unit Elects OKe H eralb RHAM DISTRICT half hour for persons who wish Howard Dean, Marlix>rough; Aren Profile *Rohert8~Gro880 Two from Cheney Tech Win Auto Repair Test sewing specialties Nancy Foote to address the committee. Nancy Foote and Richard TTie conunittee agreed to in Town Manager Performance At the first meeting of the Grant, Hebron; Howard • burlap in 10 colon vestigate advantages and disad Roberts and John Yeomans, Two seniors at Howell schools throughout the state. car to perfect running order. and local Plymouth dealers in ment and Training Act It will be necessary at the Temporary Regional Study Cheney Regional Vocational- As a team, the boys placed The w ii^g teams from each cooperation with schools • iijfion net in 14 colon COVENTRY Final LAIC Meeting Committee held recently at vantages of withdrawal of Andover. program. time of registration for parents seventh and eighth grades from Technical School were winners first on the test which consisted state will continue' on to the throughout the country to en • unbleached muslin Monica Shea to sign an insurance waiver. Rham High School, Richard Correspondent Lavoie had been fired by Regional School No. 8 as well as in the automotive contest held of 50 questions in automotive National Finals at Detroit, courage mechanically talented •no-iron unbleached muslin pehm Mike Pesce, superintendent of Coventry girls will compete Scheduled for Tonight Harrison of Marlborough was The World’s Best recently in New Britain. theory. Mich., in June. students to continue their 742-9495 to study educational programs, • polyester pehm streets, who has since been in the eight-town league with chosen to serve as chairman. PERFUIiS--COLOCNES Gene Smith and William On Friday, the Cheney Tech The contest is sponsored an education and seek jobs in the The Town Council tonight will building a facilities, etc., as fired by the council. the games beginning July 1. Dennis Keenan of Andover was “Fro* QHt Wrapping” Billig were winners in the first troubleshooters will compete in nually by Chrysler Corporation automotive field. meet review the performance BOLTON The Bolton Police Study Com they now exist and as they The council will hold a public Transportation for away chosen secretary and Katharine phase of the 1975 Plymouth a “Hands On” contest for the fairway has of Town Manager Allen Donna Holland mittee will meet tonight at 7:30 might be planned for the future. hearing at 7 to air two or games will be provided in Sibun of Hebron was elected ARTHUR DRUG Trouble Shooting Contest, a States of Connecticut, every little thing/ Sandberg. at the Town Hall. Other members of the com dinances, one to deal with the private cars. The final meeting of the treasurer. written examination held at Massachusetts and Rhode Stone Toll This became an item on the Tile executive board of the mittee are : Peter Chapman and use of Lisicke Beach and the Adults are desperately Bolton Legislative Assistance Dr. David Cattanach, E.C. Goodwin Regional Island at the Joseph P. Keefe The tombs of chiefs of the council agenda after it became Parent Teacher Organization other to give names to U.S. and needed to umpire the games. and Information Committee superintendent of schools, will Vocational-Technical School. Technical School in Far- Afar Tribe in Dankali, Africa, -where a public that Councilman A1 will meet Wednesday at 7:30 in State of Connecticut highways Anyone interested in helping (LAIC) before the adjournment serve as an advisor to the com They competed against mingham. Mass. were once constructed by piling dollar's Carilli had asked for Sandberg’s the Bolton Elementary School branches in the form of a hut. may contact Linda Ferrell, 742- .of the House of Representatives mittee. automotive students from other In this phase of the competi resignation several weeks ago. in Coventry. staff room. The number of stones lining the worth The regular council meeting 6667, after 5 p.m. or stop by on in June will be tonight at 8 at Members of tile committee UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD vocational-technical schools, as tion, each team must diagnose the mlraclo of molnStndt ] The request was signed only Sports Scheduy> path leading to its entrance a dollarT will start at 7:30 at the Board registration night. the Town Hall. voted to hire a clerk to take well as students enrolled in and correct malfunctions in an by Carilli. The following Little League notes at all meetings and to VETERANS EDUCATIONAL re v e a le d he number ofi Jowntown manehester^ room of Town Hall. Aloysius Ahearn, state automotive courses in high assigned car and restore the The council will also consider and Farm League games will enemies the liief had killed. representative from the 55th prepare minutes of the ENRICHMENT PROGRAM (• I .A , W a request from the state Advertisement be played this week at Herrick meetings, at an amount not to Softball Registration District, will meet with in Department of Personnel and FREE Blue Heritage terested residents. Memorial Park. All games exceed $3.25 per hour. Special Ten Week Registration for the girls’ begin at 6:15 p.m. A concession Administration that Ronald ironstone china and an assort He believes an important The committee will meet on : With this coupon and a $5 purchase c With this coupon and a $5 purchase c : With this coupon and a $5 purchase fast pitch softball program for Pre-College Program : WHh this coupon and a $5 purchase I : With this coupon and a $5 purchase ; Lavoie be paid back wages for ment of Tewdor pewter-like function of a representative is selling hot dogs, soda and the second and fourth Monday * < the time he was unemployed un girls age 13 to 16 years, will be colonial candleholders when to help people understand the coffee is open. of each month commencing on May 27 through July 31 held Tuesday night at the Sun Glory Stop&Shop i til the council after a public you deposit at Heritage Savings issues before the legislature Little League June 9. The meeting are I Campbell’s i V la s ic Coventry High School cafeteria Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed., 5:30 - 9:30 p.m. hearing, reinstated him under and Loan Association, Rt. 31, and to hear their views. Monday, Yankee vs. Indians; scheduled for 8 p.m. at Rham iKetchupl • Full veterans benefits available igBeverages i § the Comprehensive Employ from 6:30 to 8. Coventry. Grant Davis, chairman of the Tuesday, Giants vs. Cards; High School. Meetings are to be M u s ta rd l R e lish Bolton LAIC, urges people to Wednesday, Indians vs. Cards; open to the public and will • Review and enrichment In English and math i P o rk & A ssorted Stop& i SaladStyleor i attend tonight’s meeting. TTiursday, Yankees vs. Giants. provide, when necessary, one- • Preparation for college or vocational train Farm League Shop Spicy Brown Amont topics to be discussed at ing B e a n s Flavors tonight’s meeting are a Monday, Braves vs. Tigers; INVITATION Tuesday, Mets vs. Red Sox; • Small classes stressing individual Reaction Varies to Approval proposed bill for the establish T O B ID ment of spaying and neutering Wednesday, Tigers vs. Red instruction S I Sox; Thursday, Braves vs. Sealed bids will be received clinics for cats and dogs. in the Office of The Director of • Personal counseling on education and lOoz. jar Of Health Education Program Mets. Ahearn said, “We have here General Services, 41 Center Girls Softball career plans Hamburg, an unusual opportunity to do Street, Manchester, Connec 28 oz. SOUTH WINDSOR board to withhold approval until Playfields Ready The following is the schedule • Certificate of Achievement awarded on 14oz. bottle something about the annual ticut until 11:00 a.m. for the 16oz. can No-return bottle Hot Dog or Sweet more residents had an oppor The South Windsor school killing of 200,000 unwanted pets for girl’s softball games, being 1 Many South Windsor following: CAMP KENNEDY completion Limit one jar per customer. fcO o Limit pna |ar per customer. 2 7 0 tunity to review the program. department and Public Works Limit one can per customer. 266 Limit one bottle per customer. 267 Limit one bottle per customer. 2 6 8 residents stand bewildered in without costing the state a cent played this week. They are Good Mon., May 19-Sat., May 24. -Good Mon., May 19-Sat., May 24. Many people took a stand on the Department personnel have BUSING. Register now through May 27 Good Mon., May 19-Sat., May 24. Good Mon., May 19-Sat., May 24. Good Mon., May 19-Sat., May 24. the wake of the Board of because the initiation of the played at the field in the back of course despite not having read been preparing various play Bid forms, plans and Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Elducation’s recent approval of clinic will be privately funded.” Bolton Center School and begin it. areas for spring and summer specifications are available at For information, contact: the Health Education and Bulletin Board at 6:15 p.m. the General Services Office, 41 Leroy Williams, a member of use. Monday, Hit or Miss vs. Blue Stop&Shop 9 Human Development The Board of Selectmen will Center Street, Manchester, Prof. Richard H. Lugll Chicken of the Sea Lincoln Juice Stop & Shop ^ the committee, said “a vote Two baseball fields and the meet tonight at 8 at the Town Bullets; liiesday. Chargers vs. Curriculum. Connecticut. College of Basic Studies NassKf Photo Potato against this curriculum will be girls’ softball field have been Green Hornets; Wednesday, Some are apprehensive about Hall. Town of Manchester, a vote against the children of rototilled; infield dirt has been Hit or Miss vs. Green Hornets; Mayonnaise its implementation in the The Board of Finance will Connecticut UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD Solid White Kosher D ill this community.” brought in, applied and spread; Thursday, Powerhouses vs. West Hartford, Conn. 06117 Mrs. Ross M. Roberts school system, white others meet tonight at 8 at the Town Robert B. Weiss, Ttl. 243-4708 Chips With the final vote in favor of and fields have been graded and Blue Bullets. iC wonder “what’s the fuss all Hall. General Manager T u n a ^ ^ * the program the school board dragged. Claudia A. Grosso of Coven-’ ford; and Mrs. Linda Glover of has made an attempt to please ■'than ll66-persons The outfiled fence at the try and Ross M. Roberts, also Williston, Vt., the bridegroom’s the majority of the people. baseball field has been installed jammed the library of the South V. of Coventry, were married May sister. Miss Kristen Brolin of The course is there for those by the Public Works Depart Windsor High School — some to V 17 at St. Mary’s Church in Abington, Mass., the bride’s 32 oz. jar who approve — and optional for ment with the Recreation 13oz. Can V2 Gal. Bottle hear for the first time the pros Coventry. godchild, was flower girl. assorted flavors those who don’t. A real money saver. lOoz. bag Department assisting in laying The bride is the daughter of They wore gowns and head- and cons of the program — and Parents who object to the others to continue the long out the fields. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I. Grosso pieces and carried flowers behavior and personality seg The Public Works Depart debate regarding certain of Gerald Park, Coventry. The similar to those of the honor Luncheon ment of the course can prevent aspects of the controversial ment has been bringing up the bridegroom is the son of Mr. attendant. their children from par quality of the school curriculum which takes in sex- GRAND OPENING and Mrs. Russell M. Roberts of Robert Arnold of West Hart N apkins ticipating in this. However, not department’s playground education. 540 Spring St., Manchester. ford was best man. Ushers optional are the health, safety fields. Get your Stop&Shopsworth With the Democratic majori The Rev. Eiernard E. Miller were Gary Moore of Vernon; and grooming portions of the School Supt. Robert Goldman ty winning, the final vote of 5-4 of St. Mary’s Church in Coven Dennis Souza of West Hebron; curriculum — subjects now said this is the first year in fell along party lines. try celebrated the nuptial Mass and Murray Glover of Williston, taught in elementary schools several that South Windsor has Some who spoke were con and performed the double-ring OOct.pkg. everywhere. Vt., the bridegroom’s brother- miMipS been able to open its baseball cerned about the small segment ceremony. The church was in-law. Christopher Lent of Ver with great values season at home. of sex education included in the decorated with flowers. non, the bridegroom’s cousin, Golden Crown program while others felt that CELEBRATION The bride, given in marriage was ring bearer. that could be handled objective by her father, wore an ivory A reception was held at The Lemon Ju k e ly, but expressed concern for SHOP PINEHURST EVERY DAY... satin gown trimmed with pearls Colony in Talcottville, after Weekly specials start Tues., continue thru following Mon for outdoor eating areas regarding personality designed with .cap sleeves and which the couple left for a trip e development. day... ______mitts trimmed with pearls. Her to Aruba. They will reside in Time to get ready for the long holiday weekend! 32 oz. Ron White of Miller Rd., cathedral-length veil was at Coventry. btl. father of three children in the With Any $10.00 Grocery Purchase — New Tolland Office Now Open tached to a Juliet cap trimmed Mrs. Roberts is employed as Great cook-outs start with great food ... stop & school system asked if “we with lace appliques and pearls. a secretary at Aetna Business " 4 * * * * ® * “ * ^ ^ * * O i i v i v e Shop helps you plan your menus without break want a public institution BUY She carried a colonial bouquet Credit InC. Mr. Roberts is ^°"bowHo?on?r^^ ''^9 V^ur budget. One of our moist, flavorful suggesting or inferring a of roses, stephanotis and baby’s employed as a computer SHURFINE BUY Rt. 195, quarter mile south of 1-86 Exit 99 .0 hams will be ideal for the long holiday week Holiday Picnic Checklist behavioral pattern or a par breath. operator at Travelers In GRANULATED HELLMANN'S end. You can bake it and take it on your picnic. ticular personality.” Mrs. Gail Brolin of Abington, surance Co. Stop & Shop Relish Rabbi Neil Kaminski, strong MAYONNAISE or serve it for Sunday dinner and still have 6 oz Plisic SUGAR Mass., the bride’s cousin, was 2 9 French’s Mustard Squeeze Both* ly in favor of the program and a for only quart matron of honor. She wore wHh each $5 purchase' ...... enough leftover for sandwiches. Gloria Stuffed Olives \ r'em ber of the guidance com Free Gifts at All Offices. apricot polyester knit gown mittee, said “I think when we M . 1 9 designed with an Empire waist, Kraft French Dressing speak of a school system that M.19 I lowered bodice featuring an in Smoking Noted In 1555 Colonial and other famous brands ... Kraft Catalina Dressing does hot teach values we are sert of imported embroidered Kosher Dill Spears kidding ourselves. When we Please note...buy both Sugar and Mayonnaise with any English net with a high Vic Brasilia — A monk, Andrfi Daily teach Social Studies we are other $10.00 G R O CER Y PU R C H ASE (Meat and Cigs not torian collar, long fitted Thevert, saw Indians in Brazil Sweet Cucumber Slices 26 oz lar smoking dry leaves in slender All-week freezer specials! teaching good citizenship. That included) sleeves, and A-line skirt. She Daily Kosher Dill Chips is a value.” palm stalks as early as 1555. 6 oz wore a half crown of baby’s Commercial exploitation of to Lindsay Pitted Ripe Olives “I believe this is a breath in her hair and carried a 4 Lem onade Thins, Sti« y bacco began ab o u t 1600 ' in &iM ied Ham Stop & Shop Pretzels or 3 curriculum that tries to be HUNTS SOLID PACK SHURFINE I - Blue Heritage four piece place colonial bouquet of roses, Brazil, and the first recorded Tart& 12oz. * ^ Hot Of CoU Cups FREE Insulated Cups 6*4 oz pkg of SI objective. We are not trying to PEANUT BUTTER TOMATOES st^hanotis and baby’s brea^. export came from Rio Grande Shank Portion Retreshing cans turn out a particular personali setting with deposits of $25 or more. \ ' w rvit O f P«siei 28-oz. can 4 9 * Bridesmaids were Miss Linda do Sul State in 1804. The state Roast slowly for rich flavor and tenderness. 100 Count Paper Plates 9 YXh 3-lb. jar * 1 .5 9 3 100 Count ty. We want the child to unders Sopelak of East Hartford; Miss cant is still the country’s greatest Sun Glory Orange Juice 5 Stop & Shop Cold Cups pkg >7 oz tand himself. I do not believe NESTLE’S Here’s an opportunity to build a complete set of Leanne Arnold of West Hart tobacco producer. Tree Tavern Cheese Pizza '5.°,' *1°* this is a curriculum which will HORMEL’S Smoked Ham89£ w Available m stores featuring a service deli dept CH O CO BITS beautiful Blue Heritage ironstone dinnenware imported morally, emotionally or in SPAM Banquet Fried Chicken 5." *1®* * 1 .0 9 teilectually damage any child.” 12-oz. can 89« 12-oz. pkg. from the center of the English dinnerware industry, Carnation Salad Shrimp *2®® Bee£Flranks QQT Smoked Ham Center Slices = or Knockwurst-Morrison iSchlff Rabbi Kaminski said he felt Staffordshire County. Manufactured by Ehoch Taste O’Sea Fried Clams pkg the “rights of the majority” CORONET Wedgwood (Tunstall) Ltd., the dinnerware is dish Buy Stop &,Shop Great Beef the whole way ... save! Bologna or Liverwursl 59* were in question. “The children CORONET Shoestring Potatoes s»p‘ s~o 3 *1 BATH TISSUE washer safe and chip resistant. The entire service, tOlaOZ r%f\l Jarlsberg Cheese ,:?85' of South Windsor are entitled to NAPKINS Sara Lee Pound Cake 7 2 * including completer sets, is on display at our office. a 20th Century education,” he 180 count 49« pkg. of 4 rolls Hostess Whipped Topping 49* Stop & Shop “Quality-Protected” said. Start with a free place setting and build a cofnplete W hole-Boiidess Stop & Shop Strawberries 'pi^' 59* Marie Murphy, who asked to See our ff'edneiday Herald ad for set at fantastic savings. Open or add to your savings Roast Beef t 79^ be put on record in favor of the Holiday Meals and Holiday Schedule account now and take home our service. Cert’niy Citrus .gWoTg. *1"® Cooked to perfection. * curriculum, said she felt the Choc-Lit Covers *1” Roasted Turkey Breast t 79* school board and committee of Additional place settings may be purchased with each Be^Rib%e Ice Cream Cups Hendries *1’® Macaroni Salad 59* ficials did a “shamefully iU' PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. $25 deposit. Purchase price per four piece place 8-10 lbs. - Fabulous gourmet J adequate” job in informing the 302 Main • Manchester, Conn. setting is $3.95 plus tax., eating, steak house quality. The Our own fabulous fresh public regarding the contents of ' 4 * 3 9 A A c Ice Cream and Ip ay) very heart of the rib. Let us cut it into the curriculum. W Sherbet Specials! steaks and roasts to your satisfaction. 'Shrimp Salad Some in attendance asked the VY Canon Carton Merit Ice Cream Assorted Flavors , A delicious salad (or qir^ VY Qsnon Carton Stop & Shop Sherbet Assorted Flavors platters or sandwiches. '5. 4 9 -Tewdor Buy meats in larger packages-save on every pound. Natural Ice Cream FREE V a lu e s from o u r ow n K itch en ! Breakstone A new pewter-like alloy that is durable and tarnish- 3lb. Italian Sausage '■'isir' *3“ Cnttai^ ^ eese Cooked Chickens TERMITES proof. Free with following deposits. I _ ■ White Gem-Fully Cooked 7 9 RESEMRLE FLYING ANTS AND ROTH EMERGE AT Chicken Breast 88s Regular, California Roasted or Barbecue Style $100 or more (A) Single candleholder On all or Low Fat-16oz. Cup THIS TIME OF YEAR, RUT AS SHOWN IN THESE 6 lb Breaded sCubed \feal Steaks «.rss,*3” Chopped Cnions wny fuss? ’S," 39* ILLUSTRATIONS. THEY ARE DIFFERENT IN MANY WAYS. $250 or more (B) Lo Boy Cand leholder with cand le Parkay Margarine 59* Fresh Pizza h®®' * serve '54' 89* M ichaels Kraft Sliced Swiss Cheese (*g noc 057 Elbowed Front wings longer | Stop & Shop Great Beef “Quality-Protected" Beef Bott\ pairs of Straight $500 or more (C) 13 inch Pillar Candle with candle Cheese Whiz Potato Salad wings same size j^piy/nTE antennae antennae than back wings 9 Choose one or Land O’Lakes 2 lb. Container 9 Own Watches .6 0. 0QC (D)Chamberstick with candle Breakstone Ricotta cv. A barbecue must! 8 9 Shoulder Steak LightL.iyilli> N i LivelyL.IVO iy Yogurtl U ^ U l i V Flavor* r? s 3 J cu*» 89*W v / ^ 30oz.( $5000 or more (E) Six.light Candelabra with candles Beef Chuck-for London Broil C ( ^ ANT Choose one or Annual Sale Naturally aged for tenderness. Delicious Charbroiled. ^ 5 9 ' N d ■- (F) Tewdor and Wood Coffeemill Stop & Shop Hot Dogs or One free gift per family please. Stop & Shop .. 1 ...... , endsJune 28 S kirt S te a k Beoichook sliced white loaves Actual size *A-lnch Thick walaf fTaErow waist' Actual size 'A-ihchl Extra Mild Franks Regularly, $50 to $935. Beef Chuck Cube Steak Honey Wheat Bread 1 Pound Package Fo r a Com plete FREE Inspection by a N O W $40 to $748. Swedish Rye Bread Stop A Shop 2 Serve with pork and beans. Slop A Shop 10OI. State Certllled Technlclan...Call Now Muffins Newfangled Com or Br&n 2 pkg of 4 ^ I Stop & Shop Beef Franks 95* Slop A Shop Sweet & delicious... serve on sherbet or ice cream. Butter English Muffins 11 01 pkg of 6 Slop A Shop Get • A • Long Doggies s^‘ « 99* AMIIVMIK1DMITE CONTRN. me. Donuts Kitchen Cupboard ID oz pkg of 12 Sliced Cold Cuts 45* H erit^ Savings Stop & Shop Pineapple Pie ”/g' 83* AHIIIsts of Zoitwn Cfwmieol S s rtle t ISOZ Q Q c Weaver Chicken Roll p4' 89* WILLIMANTIC Stop & Shop Fudge Cake pkg. MANCHESTER & Loan A ssociation • S in ce 1891 Firm luscious berries from California. Quart Weaver Cooked Chicken Lemon Fun Balls 89* Plants for Memorial Day. dNiiiliittwU Health & Beauty Aids P arty Pack 4" Pot 129 Winns ^ 11b.-120Z.Dka. 646-D445 ^ 423-1336 (DurTSth Anniversary \fear Mums pot ^21? Geraniums Wings 1 lb.-12oz. pkg. Main Office: 1007 Main St, Manchester 649-4586 • K-Mart Office: Spencer St, Manchester 649-3007 • Coventry Office: Route 31 742-7321 • Tolland Office: Rt 195 Buff©rin too coum sottie As Leading Jewelers SSilversmiths Dutch Frye Whole Chicken Quarter mile South of Exit 99 on Rt. 1-06 Tel. 872-7387 P rtcti •ft9ctiv« Mon . May 1 9 -S a i. May 24 In lairnMa lo all of our cualomfra, w« raatrya tho righl to Iktui s a m to thrt« pockagts of 124l»^ ALSO CALL US FOR ANY PEST PROBLEMS fsetpt whoro othtoviat noftd Kama ofl^rtd for aalt not avadabla m c a s t tots or lo othor rttail dtatora or wholosAttfi Bakory pneta •mc«v« Prell Shampoo Liquid Dutch Frye Chicken Breast 958 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Monday thru Saturday Hartford • West Farms Mall STOP &SH0Pin>MANCHESTER 263 Middle Turnpike West • EAST HARTFORD 830 Silver Lane. 8;OOajn.-10:OOp.m.,Mon.
■ K MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 19, 11175 - PAGE R1.RVEN PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 19,1975 The reception line for a double ■Paquette McCoy Shows Concern Seniors Want to Serve wedding starts with either the Computer Fits Dialy,sis to Patient -m F k O J motheTS of the brides, fcdlowed h/ABOUT By HAROLD T. KENT Jr. ’The new method was figured engineer educated at Cornell M Rather Than Be Served University. For Youth Work Rules FRANCISCO (U P D -’The out entirely by mathematical TOWN theory —a series of extremely The computers in Brook parents of the younger. com'puier," mathematicaT WORRIED ABOUT complex equations —and Park, Ohio, near Cleveland, { Concerned with the shrinkage moderate and middle income theory and medical science T h e Pratt & Whitney During Saturday’s conference ^ progranuned into a computer store data on a great variety of I of state funds for summer families. The senior citizens of the tri- have joined in an experiment Retiree’s Group will meet the senior citizens broke up into ^ so &at any doctor or nurse can subjects for patients in the »employment, Mayor Frank In his letter to government of town area of Vernon, Tolland that promises greatly improved Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the YOUR WEIGHT? two discussion groups to air use the information, whether or United States, Mexico, Canada, Stop worrying and learn about the one technique [M cCoy has written to Sen. ficials and groups, the mayor and Ellington want to be of ser treatment for persons suffering East Hartford facility on Cle their feelings concerning j| not they can do-, the Australia, Japan and most of that enables you to slim down to exactly the weight {Lowell Weicker, Congressman urged that at least 50 per cent of vice to others, rather than have from kidney failure. ment Rd. Coffee and doughnuts helping and being helped. i mathematics required. 1 Western Europe. I Christopher Dodd, the Capitol the funds be made available for others always do for them. Kidney failure occurs when will be served prior to the you desire, and stay that way permanently. It’s the Miss Gail Patrick of the I GLOBE Dr. Frank A. Gotch, director The only equipment needed is I one way that works because you make it work easi [Region Council of the hiring of these young peo the vital organ hreakis down meeting. Followfng the m s§ counseling service atl of the hemodialysis faciljtY at a desk-top keyboard device (Governments, and the U.S. ple. This was the message that from a variety of causes and meeting, the group will hold a ly and effortlessly, without starving yourself, without Manchester Community' Travel Service the Ralph K. Davies Medical similar to a teletype machine [Department of Labor. The mayor described the came across at a conference for ceases its work of removing Flea M ^ket for members only. strenuous exercises, without medication or an College was the guest speaker. i 555 MAIN STREET Center, said the new system connected by telephone to the { I^ y or McCoy said the Town practice of hiring just those the elderly conducted Saturday urea from the bloodstream. Many articles are expected to noying side effects of any kind. Following the morning session also indicates whether treat computer. A doctor need only •of Vernon has had about 40 from the lower income families at the Northeast School in 6 4 3 -2 1 6 5 The result is a buildup of be on exhibit and members can lunch was served and following ment is being given properly make a local phone call to make [students working on a part- as a “ blatant discriminatory Rockville. , Onr SO Ytart dangerous urea, normally select items at a reasonable FREE Introductory Mooting -.i: the afternoon session a Trap* I ExptrUnet and whether any change in the contact. [time, 10-hours-per-week practice." He urged that eliminated by the kidneys in a price. program of country music was Authorized agent in Manchester, patient’s diet has bearing on his [program. One of the changes be made to correct this person’s urine, which can lead FIANO’S MOTOR INN The attendance of 40 perso^ preseiited by Glennice Stevens) I for all Airlines, Railroads and illness. [requirements of the program is practice. was small compared to the 1 ‘Steamship Lines. to serious illness and even and Rowena Corsi. The computer system CnACQUAWnD SPKIAL [that these students have He said these moderate and m : death. 100 East Center St. attendance at the conference automatically calculates how •tocome within family income middle income families, for the ’The treatment today is fairly two years ago in Ellington when long and how often Manchester, Conn. [limitations. most part are working people simple, although time- WASH „dWAX hundreds of senior citizens | hemodialysis treatment must [ This program, he said, will be who have been successful in consuming and expensive: YOUR KITCHEN nOOR ■ turned out to air their be given to hold the urea con Wei, May 21st at 1 & 8 P.M. 'Continued through the summer keeping off the pulic assistance Ice Cream hemodialysis —putting the frustrations. At that time the centration in the patient’s blood TO A BEAUTPL FINISH SHINE land perhaps be expanded to rolis, but are just “ getting by.” patient’s blood through a The Alpha Route to Permanent biggest problem noted was the at the dekired level. (double the number of positions He explain^ in his ietter that Co,, Inc, machine that removes the urea. m one of transportation. The mathematical equations Weight Control [but income limitations will still children of these families are Most patient are routinely put Sponsored by the Personal Development Institute, Inc. were worked out and SISO A |be in effect. as deserving of obtaining part- \ The Rev. John Mortimer of ‘^Manufacturen of OifitellV, Banquet Spumoni" on an artificial kidney machine East. Hartford, Conn. programmed into a General I During the past five years time summer work as are the the Rockville Methodist for six or eight hours at a time ■ Htfd. 247-0842 27 Warren Street, Manctiester Phone 649-5358 Electric time-sharing com •Mayor McCoy has successfully ones of extremely low income Church, moderatr of the —but now two researchers have Plant HouiW Dally S to S; Sat S to 1; Cloaad Sundays puter network by Gotch and [obtained money from the or welfare families. prbgram, summed up the Satur found a way to make the treat WE SCRVICE XU FLOORS SIUU NSWESSES OUR SRECMITY John Sargent, a young medical Department of Community Af “ It is my firm conviction that day meeting by noting that the ment fit the patient exactly. fairs (DCA) for the Summer guidelines should be changed on emphasis was on the elderly as Still Your Best Buy— Opportunity for Youth program these programs to allow at individuals and their as well as having money in the least 50 per cent of these funds relaUonship to other people. I - 1 ' ICE CREAM Kalbfleisch Photo local budget for youth employ for employing children of these Hd said theielderly have their ment. moderate income people,” the happinesses and their 30 FLAVORS TO CHOOSE FROM, Isn’t thara a flavor you’vs lonflod lor AND couldn’t And?, try us, wo think youll bo dollghtsd. ______Mrs. Robert Gordon He said this year funding mayor said. He strongly urged ■ f : frustrations but most of all they J. from DCA may be in doubt and OlfIDOOR UVMG SAUON members of the Connecticut want to feel needed. there may be no funding for the legislative delegation to do Codcerning the prior Having A Party? Serve An Barbara Frances Paquette of Miss Denise M. PaqueUe of hiring of young people from something about this, at once. transportation pi’oblem, the ICE CREAM CAKE East Hartford and Robert East Hartford was her sister’s' elderly said they are pleased with your greeting written on top, decorated James Gordon of Manchester maid of honor. Bridesmaids that there is a strong possibility were married May 2 at St. Rose were Miss Eileen Gordon of in rich heavy cream - serves 10 to 12 persons. MEATSmStU&A. ROCKVILLE that there may be a bus in ser Church in Blast Hartford. Manchester, the bridegroom’s FOOD vice in the three towns later The bride is the daughter of sister; and Miss Donna STAMP HOSPITAL NOTES this summer, which will NEW! CKmV CHEESE CUKE SIXES (6 Pack) Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Paquette Tischofer of East Hartford. provide transportation on a o f East Hartford. The Miss Alison Paquette and Miss v^USTOMERS; Admitted Friday; Margaret Malloy, West Rd., Rockville; regular basis. Nut-Roll - Spumoni - Tortoni • Jimmie- bridegroom is the son of Mr. Jerilyn Paquette, both of East Hartford, the bride’s sisters, Caldwell, Range Hill Dr., Ver Susan Promovost, Merline R., At the present time each town Roll and Cake-A La Mode^ — ^ n and ^ s . Robert J. Gordon of 43 Remember to Shop tor Young Hen non; Alice Carlson, Vernon; Truman Read, East has a bus service but these trips confusing? then stop at our plant or at your favorite Ellington Rd. were flower girls. the Long Holiday Windermere Court, Rockville; St., Rockville; Mildred Simp are somewhat limited to store and try your fancy. We warn you, It Is rich In The Rev. Robert Eldridge of Jon Wood of Manchester was Week-end ahead! Elsie Enes, Union St., son, Dunedin, Fla.; Mrs. Sylvia special occasions. heavy cream,and loaded with calories, but oh so , South United Methodist Church best man. Ushers were Charles Turkeys Soucier and baby. Spring St., Brame and Robert Knight, both Rockville; Thomas Flynn, goodi and the Rev. James Carroll p.f Storrs; Mary Postemsky, Rockville; John St. Rose Church, officiated at of Manchester. Memorial Day Flowers! Baker Rd., Vernon; Mildred VanOudenhove, Windsor Ave., the nUptial Mass and double- A reception was held at Plump, Tender Simpson, Dunedin, Fla. Rockville; Carol Whittier, En ring ceremony. The church was Mount Carmel Hall in East W # Fresh 10 to 14 ' SUPERMARKETS Discharged Friday: John field. decorated with white gladioli Hartford, after which the cou lbs Admitted Sunday; Claire and daisy pompons. Mrs. ple left on a trip to the Pocono Stock-up on Frozen Foods Foley, Hayes Dr., Rockville; the Finest Way! Nancy Jenson, Orchard St., Bronson, Enfield; Joseph Gerard Barrieau of Mountains in Pennsylvania. For Geranium s Rockville; Jean Konrad, New Dziadul, Fern St., Rockville; Wethersfield was organist and traveling, Mrs. Gordon wore a Astorre Innocenzi, Stafford light green pantsuit. The couple 4 Inch Pots Rd., Tolland; Ruth Ladd, Have You Made Your Appointment With soloist. Tumblebrook Dr., Vernon; Springs; Virginia Kirby, Tunnel The bride, given in marriage will reside in Manchester. Rd., Vernon; Joan Kutscher, by her father, wore an organza Mrs. Gordon is attending VI Lawrence Lozo, Corrine Dr., > Inch Tolland; Rose Maggio, Enfield; RFD 8, Vernon; Rachel and lace gown designed with a Manchester Community Azalea Plants P ots 3 .9 9 Swift Premium Canned Ham Edward Masus, Enfield; Bon Lambert, West Rd., Ellington; cathedral-length train. She College. She is employed part- 6 In ch Mum Plants P o ts • • 2 .9 9 Thomas Neal, Strawberry Rd., Ms. Nancy? time as a cashier at Top Notch nie Stevenson, Old Stafford Rd., carried a bouquet of white Swift Premium Canned Ham»° ^* Also Available: Geraniums. 6 Inch Pots. 6 - N|:; Ellington; Joanne Richards, in Manchester. Mr. Gordon is % Tolland; Milicent Ulrich, Mile daisies, pompons, baby’s breath Assort Rowering Annuals. Arilificial Window Boxes Shoulder 5 8 Hill Rd., Rockville; Mary Glastonbury; Marie Schtatz, He Plays Tom Sawyer Her expertise In hair design and hair shaping will with long, white satin ribbon. employed at Multi-Circuits Inc. Available Wednesday Thru Saturday Only Boneless London Broil Steak 1 lb Richmond Bacchiochi, Newell Hill Rd., Hartford Tpke., Vernon; in Manchester. Large End Rosemary Wilson, Warehouse achieve for you the Youthful, Natural, Swinging 5 8 Vernon. Look. Call now for your appointment — and come Beef Rib Steaks Finest Value Trim lb Birth Friday ; A daughter to Point. David Tompkins, a fourth-grade student at the Lake St. School, Vernon, is trying to figure 1 French Fries Mr. and Mrs. George LeGasse, Discharged Sunday; Elsie out why he is falling in love with Becky Thatcher as he plays the starring role in a Memorial Weekend, Ms. Nancy will have your hair CUB P rim o Enes, Union St., Rockville; Italian Sausage Hot or Sweet 'S Pleasant St., Rockville. “ Bicentennial Salute to Tom Sawyer” presented by Grade 4 students. Karin Kvieis played looking lovelier than ever beforel Why not phone 1 Stock-up 5 Ib Ramon Sanchez, Stony Point, SCOUT Admitted Saturday. Rose the role of Becky Thatcher; Carlene Stevenson, Aunt Polly; and Stephen Jacob, now? Call 643-2461.... W ith 81 Savel bag N. Y.; Ronald Andrukitis, 790 Kovalevich, Sugar Hill Rd., Huckleberry Finn. The show was presented in the form of a musical with music from the Chicken Leg Quarters Back S3t Tolland; Michael Povlosky, Herbert Dr., Coventry; Maxine NEWS original score. Robert Thompson, fourth-grade teacher, directed. (Herald photo y Rich With Tolland Ave., Rockville. Caldwell, Cider Mill Rd., Morton Donuts Glazed . Pkg 69* m ond) 18 OAK STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER • 643-2461 Chicken Breast Quarters Wing S5t 11 oz a A« Discharged Saturday; Tolland; Ruth Feighn, Baker Macaroni Howard Johnson . 2 pkgs 0 9 Hours: Monday thru Saturday 9 to 5 - Thursday and Friday 9 to 9 Dorothy Backofen, Cherry St., Rd., Vernon; Thomas Flynn, 3p°kg°s'1.00 Storrs; James Kissane, Field Roesslers King Size Fresh Chtcken Parts! Birds Eyeor'Srrn Rockville; Alfred Beauregard, Sears, Sean Downey, and Billy Franks or Skinless . lb 89* 13*. ozi P ack 47 . .p k g Beaver Trail, Coventry; Mary Stone Lane, Coventry; John Taylor. Hamburg or P r o n U o Schickhaus Bake, Fry, Broil or Barbecue 1.09 McConville, Sadds Mill Rd., Cub Scout Pack 47 had a com I I d I I i \ 9 All Meat or Beef • • . ,b 89* Ellen Brodeur, East Hartford; Webelos earning awards in a Cr> 4^ Nepco All Beef Kathleen Brown, Judith Dr., Ellington; Mrs. Virginia Per- Blue Cross Non-Group Enrollment Closes Friday edy skit performed by Den 3 at variety of fields were John Hot Dog Rolls r l d l l K o Skinless or Extra Mild . ,b 99* Chicken Legs ...... ib 79* Cheese Pizza Oscar Mayer Manchester; Maureen Cour- nicotti and daughter, RFD 2, its meeting at Mott’s Communi ABOUT TOWN Bohm, Mark Eagleson, Steve B ologna A , ...... “pk”|69* Chicken Thighs ...... m 79* 24 oz noyer, Worcester Rd., Vernon; Rockville; Mrs. Judy Pike and ty Hall. Den 2 conducted the Farley, ^ k e Menfery, Dave Jeno ^ 0 9 For Direct Pay Semi-Private Coverage B olog na All b..! ...... “kg 59* Chicken Breasts ___ib 99* pkg Betty Giroux, Meadow Lark daughter. Charter Rd., opening and closing Miller, Rob Pilney, Doug Rockville; Henry Senerth, East ceremonies. Fmast lb Breasts B o n e le s s ...... Ib 1.79 Rd., Vernon; Leila Griffin, Whitaker and Mike Ray. ^ P^9S Smoked Shoulders 79* Windsor Ave., Rockville;. Hartford. EFFECTIVE August 1,1975 for Connecticut Residents under 65 William Green, cubmaster, Lance Purdy received a The Manchester Italian- Dr. Ronald Denison, presi Elizabeth Kuhnly, Hale St. Birth Sunday; A daughter to officiated at an awards trophy for having the fastest Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lambert, American Society will meet dent of Manchester Community DP-SPIOO, the most comprehensive Blue Cross coverage available to Ext., Rockville; Michael ceremony. car in the pack’s Pinewood Der Mr. Del! Favorites! tonight at 8 at the clubhouse. College, will be guest speaker West Rd., Ellington. non-group members, provides the following benefits subject to $100 Advancement awards were by. The second place trophy Fresh Ground Beef Tuesday at the noon meeting of deductible per member per admission: presented to'Charles Hendessi, went to Jeffrey Larkin, and the Big Round Top White Koffee Krafters of the YWCA the Kiwanis Club at Manchester ImportedHam Eric Martin, George third place trophy to Mike will have its last meeting of the Country Club. — 70 days of semi-private coverage per admission to a general Ground Beef Chambers, Wolf badges; Bruce Memery. Winners in the den Brbad 3 Freshly Zoners Approve season Wednesday from 9 a.m. hospital. (Readmission within 60 days is considered the Eagleson, Jeff Larkin, Lance Patties Sliced To half run-offs were Robert Pilney, to noon at the Community Y. Boat-Launching same admission.) Order Ib Purdy, Duane Edmonds, Peter Den 1; Ken Memery, Den 2; Wheat Bread ______2'iv'' 89* * Members will work on in- 99 Technique New — Full coverage for all special services rendered and billed by Moore, Ken Memery, Bobcat. Steve Bohm, Den 3; George Agostinelli Bid completed projects. Hostesses Arrow points were awarded to Donuts ...... ”;ri.oo Where Available the hospital such as medications, operating room. X-rays and Chambers, Den 4. 7 8 ? are Mrs. Douglas Henderson png Oslo— A Norwegian, L. Brat- Larry Smith, Eric Martin, The cubs and their families Cinnamon Buns... 69* Kielbasa HEBRON • That construction be and Mrs. Lawrence Briggs. laboratory services. lid of Oslo, has patented a new George Chambers, Daren spent a Saturday visiting the Marble • • • started within six months. Baby-sitting is provided. — Semi-private maternity coverage after the member has been Pound Cake ■'p?/69* Hillshire Farms *? Anne Dallaire system for launching lifeboats 18 oz 1 The lot is located on Wood- Environmental Center in West Ham burger Correspondent Registration for the group’s an that he says is much safer than enrolled for 8 months. Creole Spice Bar.. 89* side Dr., Amston Lakh. Hartford. The Webelos were Pure Beef 228-3267 nual luncheon May 28 at noon at the present method. — 60 days of coverage per admission to a specialty hospital; 5 Ib Swiss Cheese Imported...... ' ■ Ib 1.69 C alendar guests of Boy Scout Troop 47 on Thrifty Chef 399 Morrison 8 Schitl O Q ^ The Hebron Zoning Board of Willie’s Steak House may be The boat slides down a U- Finest Fresh 19 oz 30 Servings box I r d r i i x O Kosher All ...... The Democratic Town Com 45 days of coverage per admission to a general or specialty a weekend camping trij), where Appeal has voted unanimously made at this meeting. shaped internal slide from an mittee will meet Tuesday at 8 hospital for nervous-mental conditions. (Readmission within they were introduced to boy Bologna Mr D ell...... tb 1.19 to grant a variance to Henry E. aft hold or deck and is launched MCC p.m. at the Town Office aft of the rudder and propeller, scouting and some camping Apple Pie 69! Agostinelli, 72 West St., 180 days is considered the same admission.) Liverwurst m, ...... b1.19 The Manchester WATES will thus giving .it a better chance skills. Bakery Items Available Tues. Thru Sal Only Manchester, allowing him to Building. meet Tuesday at the Italian- of petting away from the ship. convert a summer residence to The Amston Lake Classifica Calendar Our Rain Check Policy Potato Salad, Your Choice tion Study Committee will meet American Club. Weighing-in The boat’s center of gravity ' Also provides broad range of outpatient services including emergency a year-round dwelling, with the Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. at the will be from 7 to 8 p.m. After is always at the lowest point; room care, outpatient surgery, radiological diagnostic services, kidney Suppose you come into a Finest store to lake advantage ol an advertised Macaroni Salad, following stipulations: this allows it to be launched Manchester Community Proof It Pays to Shop for special and when you get there. It just isn't available. We ll do anything Town Office Building. the meeting, Mrs. Grover dialysis treatments and physical therapy treatments. or Cole Slaw • That approval of well loca without list even if the ship is College offers this calendar Sociable Newsgathering within reason to give you salislaction on the spot. We'll give you a com 4 5 ^ The Hebron Recreation Com Mitchell will show movies. Quality Produce the Finest Way! Available m Stores with Mr Ocii Depts tion and septic system be ob- listing badly. of events in the interest of the The first newspaperwoman parable brand at the advertised special price or you can have a mission will meet at 8 p.m. tained from the town A more detailed description is available upon request community. All the MCC was Madame Doublet de Per- raincheck which will entitle you to the advertised item at the advertised Thursday at the Town Office sanitarian. sponsored activities listed san (1677-1771) a widow of price at some later date. In-Store Bake Shop! Building. • That necessary permits be No Physical Examination or Health Restrictions — ENROLLMENT ENDS Friday, May 23, 1975 helow are open to the public Paris who never left her apart obtained and compiled with. Benefits of the Blue Cross DP-SPlOO program are subject to non-duplication provisions. and many are tree of charge. ment for 40 years but held par a N ^ a Plain, Sugar In addition to publicizing ties daily at which each guest Cinnam on events and activities in was required to give her a tidbit All Flavors QUARTERLY Rates for DP-SPlOO* IMPORTANT NOTE: All Connecticut Blue Cross Hoods Absolutely Without Reserve dividually, the college hopes of news. She then produced a Donuts doz 69« Subscribing M e m b e r ...... $ 68.20 Direct Pay members have been notified by mail that the Calendar will serve as handwritten newspaper — each issue of which was widely cir Cott Soda Subscribing Member of the opportunity to change to this coverage. a reminder of all that is Orange Juice culated for months. French Hard Rolls...... doz69* AUCTION and Enrolled F a m ily ...... $128.40 available at Manchester Com munity College. THE APPLICATION BELOW IS FOR NON The MCC staff looks *Rates subject to annual review. MEMBERS ONLY. forward to seeing you on 3,600 Breakfast half Authentic AMERICAN INDIAN JEWELRY campus and at the various Treat gal A4I Sterling Silver & events. Call 646-2137 for S&H . 7 9 ' 2 * 7 9 « iCocaCola! ! PLEASE ENROLL ME IN DP-SPIOO in accordance with terms and conditions further information on any High Grade Turquolee SEX MARITAL STATUS Green Stamps Fresh or specified in the Rules and Regulations. I understand this application will not □ Male Q Single Q Widowed of the activities listed below. I be effective until the date indicated on the Certificate of Membership Q Married Q Divorced Choc. Chip Cookies Welch’s Grape Soda □ Female □ Separated W ise j Agreement which will be issued to me. TUESDAY, MAY 20 Strawberries Birth Date Social Security Numbers Dance — 8:30 p.m.. Deadly FREE Luscio u s quart Burrys Best QUALITY INN NAME. Night Shade; 50 cents. when you buy Red. Ripe ctn Potato Chips Lail Name (PRINT) Monlh Day Year 1 1 I Spouse's Beauties 9 5 < ^ 51 Harvard Turnpike I IS sq. yards Oatmeal I ADDRESS. Blue Cross | FRIDAY, MAY 23 1-86 - Exit 95 • Vernon, Connecticut Street and No. or more o f to oz 7 A C I 1 1 of Connecjicdt ^ | Duplicate Bridge — 7:45 BE SURE ! [ . BLISS has been serving the Home I Fresh 8 oz pkg f T 9 p.m., MCC Novice Game, Armstrong WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 8 P.M. Owner lor 93 YEARS. For a complete FREE Crisp pkg With This Coupon & Purchase $5 or More City and Stale Zip Code Telephone Room 103, Hartford Road, open Solarian or SundiaT. Fresh IN SP E C T IO N of your home by a Termite Control 10 oz pkg H-287 Limit O ne-Valid M ay 24, 1975 Viewing at 7 P.M. LIST BELOW: Husband or wile and all UNMARRIED CHILDREN UNDER 19 YEARS of age to be included under your membWship: to all players with 0-20 master Expert, supervised by the finest technical staff, ibQsr the sunny floors points; $1.50 per person. 69^ We are Instructed by the Silver Bracelet, Navajo Date of Birth Asparagus phone our nearest local office: Relation* Dale of Birth Relation* Duplicate Bridge — 7:45 that shine Trader Post, 300 Coarse Rd., Albuquerque, N.M., who ship ship Year First Name Initial Month Year Firal Name ^Initial Month p.m., Manchester Bridge Club, without waxing Tender Spears Richmond are unable to hilinil their committments and are In a □ Husband O Son Room 102, Hartford Road, open of Gourmet Finast Fresh Hnanclal dlHIculty, to dispose their entire collection of □ Wile Q Daughtar Limited Tims-May S thru June 14 30« offHl4« off handcrafted Jewelry made strictly by NAVAJO, ZU NIA □ Son □ Son to all players, $1.75 per person. Goodness 649-9240 □ Daughter □ Dauahter 4 9 ! Large E ggs Ice Cream With This Coupon With This Coupon HOPI. All are .beautiful and exceptionally Hne pieces. □ Son □ Son On (D p k g 100 On (n 1 1b pkg Many of them are collector’s pieces; all quaranteed to n Daughter n Dauahter SATURDAY, MAY 24 Central 2
1 I ♦ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandiester, Conn., Mon., May 1». 1975 — PAGE TWENTY-CfffE PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Com.. Mon., May 19,1975 Autos For Sale BY JIM BERRY Apartments For fltnt o3 Apartments For Bent S3 Business tor Rent BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE WE HAVE customei^ waiting NEWER Three-bedroom spat 1966 VOLKSWAGEN - f j ' P f OF FlClOP^ A P f for the rental of your aparUnent Duplex -11/2 baths, carpeting, countant. Excellent location for Excellent condition, new tires, V E A H ,B u rN O W T H « r ’ HAVE m Vrl5 EVER Wt^NDEREP ■youRE A or home. J.D. Real Estate all appliances. $260 monthly. attorney, real estate, in brakes, good gas mileage. $450 HE'S PBOVEPTDH* WHERE WE MONUMENTAL ACHIEVERS ib o efFTTit^^, Frechette & Martin, Inc., surance, etc. 649-1680, 649-3549. or best offer. 6466537. MOTHER HE CAN DO /MONUMENT Associates, Inc. 646-1980. rr SHE’LL EXPECT— 6AIN OUR VIdOR? 6000 NUTRITION! ALL R15HT, — A F&, R, OP ?< r Realtors, 646-4144. UH-W ELL.I AIN’T 1 EAT THE BASIC FOORS WdLy— CADILLAC - 1969 Coupe MAUfTR-^^THE LOOKING for anything in real STORAGE SPACE - 75 Cents S U R E T H ’ (SLO RyO F i CEREAL 6RA1NS. RAIRY PR0PUCT5 5TOUe H^RSE estate rental — apartments, FIVE ROOMS - ’Two-family, DeVille, mint condition, all HrmNTH'TDP IS per square foot. 7,000-14,000 WORTH THE A60NV OF PROTEIN IN THE PARK homes, multiple dwellings, no available June 1. Appliances, no power, Adnyl roof, new battery, FRESH VE6ETABLE5,' pets, security, lease. 568-6781 feet, two loading docks. Call brakes, muffler, air- HAWIN' TD STAM THERE.' HA$ MORE fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 643-5171. 6ET-Uf-ANP-
PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., May 19, 1875 OBITUARIES POLICE "In ordir to iiure a iniriciint sappU al ult itt.i lir ill at fir ciitwiri, wt mit (lunii tkt riiH U li.it tlw iirekait il Miti la 4 ntU tf pay tale llaai.,. ' Sale starts Sunday, May 10 thru S«fiuday, May 24,1975. eitapt Mliiia otliir«ise noted Alia, st.i pietnis pr illPItrillMi sInwpIp tUs clicalir art fir dii1|a pnrptMt aM da att NttiMrlly rtpftMil •tiai ta mIi.<. REPORT Not reaponilble lor typographical errora. Paul Magnificent Infant Heather Jensen Paul Roto Paul Magnificent, 78, of Hart ROCKVILLE - Graveside Paul Roto, 12, of Star St., ford died Sunday in Hartford services were held today for Woodstock Valley, Eastford, SOUTH WINDSOR VERNON Hospital. He was the father of Heather Jensen, infant formerly of Manchester, died Scott K. Grenon, 21, of 12 Ronald Rickert, 16, of 79 Mrs. Florence Horan of daughter of Paul and Nancy Sunday at the Day-Kimball Hudson St., Manchester was ad- Windermere Ave., Ellington, Manchester. Columbaro Jensen of 95 Hospital in Putnam. mitted to Manchester was charged Sunday night with Mr. Magnificent was bom in Orchard St. Burial was in He was bom in Hartford Jan. Memorial Hospital Saturday second-degree larceny and two Supplement Cannitania Bagni, Province of Grove Hill Cemetery, 24, 1963, and lived in afternoon with injuries suffered juveniles were tum ^ over to to the Siracusa, Italy, and lived in Rockville. Manchester most of his life un in a motorcycle accident on juvenile auUiorities in connec Manchester Hartford 75 years. He was an The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 til moving to Eastford about a Lake St., South Windsor. tion with the investigation of a Army veteran of WW I. Ellington Ave., Rockville, was year ago. car stolen from Pro^>ect St., Herald, Police said Grenon iost con- Rockville. Other survivors are a son, in charge of arrangements. He attended the Oak Hill troi of his motorcycle as he was Monday, The car was owned by Louis SNDPfifTF another daughter, and nine Other survivors are a School for the Blind in Hart Redeem Your going through the intersection Damboise of Rockville and was May 19,1975. grandchildren. brother, Paul E. Jensen, at ford. of Lake St. and Doria Lane. He The funeral is Wednesday at home, and her twin sister, Survivors are his parents, involved in an accident on N. suffered contusions and Park St. Rickert was released 8:30 a.m. from the Ahern Heidi Ann Jensen ; her paternal Dominick F. Roto Sr. and Mary abrasions. No police action was Federal on his promise to appear in MANCHESTER Funeral Home, 180 Farmington grandmother, Mrs. Doris Bonadies Roto of Eastford; two taken. f€M ' I f Ave., Hartford, with a Mass at 9 Jensen of Rockville; her mater brothers, Dominick F. Roto Jr. Common P leas Court 19, Rockville, June 10. at the Cathedral of St. Joseph. nal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. and Gregory Roto, at home; Karen Cwikla, 20, of East Food Stamps 587 MIDDLE TPKE. EAST COLUMBIA Burial will be in Co. K section. Max Columbaro of Rockville; three sisters, Joanne Roto, Hartford was i charged with Dean Anderson, 18, of 231 Soldier Field, Northwood her paternal great- Anita Roto and Madelyn Roto, failure to drivO in the proper MANCHESTED, CONN. ®aia Green Rd., Manchester, was Cemetery, Wilson sction of grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. all at home; and bis maternal lane in connection with the in charged Sunda]( with failure to Windsor, with full military Harold Weber of Rockville; her grandmother, Mrs. Anna vestigation of a two-car acci at Shop-Rite drive right and operating OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8:30 A.M. TO 10:30 P.M. honors. maternal great-grandmother, Bonadies of Eastford. dent at the intersection of Rt. 5 Heads Hadassah without a license in connection Friends may call at the Mrs. Marcella Columbaro of The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 and Rt. 30, in South Windsor with the investigation of a two- Mrs. Elliott Zimmerman o f. funeral home Tuesday from 1 to Ellington. a.m. from the Holmes Funeral Saturday. car accident on Rt. 44A in 133 Scott Dr. will b^installed as 3 and 7 to 9 p.m. Home, 400 Main St., Police said Diane Brennan of Bolton. president of Manchester Manchester, with a Mass at 9 at Chapter of Hadassah Tuesday Henry C. Rehse Bristoi was stopped for a traffic Anderson was treated at Mrs. Mary Hilderbrand St James Church. Burial will be in ceremonies at 8:15 p.m. at Mrs. Mary J. Hilderbrand, 75, Henry C.' Rehse, 78, of 164 St. in St. James Cemetery. light and Ms. C\^kla attempted Manchester Memorial Hospital and released. He is to appear in the home of Mrs. Josiah of 5 Jean Rd. died Saturday at a John St. died Sunday at There are no calling hours. to avoid striking the Brennan court in Rockville, June 10. The Lessner, 36 Richmond Dr. local convalescent home. She Manchester Memorial Friends wishing to do so may car but the two cpllided. Ms. driver of the second car was Mrs. Sidney Cohen of 118 was the widow of John T. Hospital. He was the husband of make memorial contributions Cwikla is scheduled to appear Peter Lipria, 43, of Lathrop Scott Dr., regional president of Hilderbrand. Blanche Hepp Rehse. to the Oak Hill School for the in Common Pleas Court 12, 1 East Hartford, June 3. Dr., Coventry. Hadassah, will be the installing Mrs. Hilderbrand was bom in He was bom May 3, 1897, in Blind, Hartford. officer. Geneva, N.Y., and lived in Hanover, Germany, and came John W. Schweitzer Other officers installed will r e s to this country 50 years ago. He Manchester most of her life. ROCKVILLE - John W. be Mrs. Leon Podrove, educa Before her retirement 10 had lived in Manchester 26 Schweitzer, 82, of 23 E. tion vice president; Mrs. years ago, she worked in the years. Franklin Park died this mor Jerome Nathan and Mrs. He retired 13 years ago from operating room at Manchester ning at Rockville General Kenneth Wichman, program Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Divi Memorial Hospital. Hospital. He was the husband of vice presidents; Mrs. Efrem sion of United Technologies COURT CASES She was a communicant of St. Doris Webster Schweitzer. Jaffe, fund-raising vice presi Corp. in East Hartford where James Church, a member of the Mr. Schweitzer was born dent; Mrs. Richard Levy, Ladies of St. James, and the he was employed as a membership vice president. Aug. 10, 1892, in Rockville and COMMON PLEAS COURT • Scott Ingersoll, age and ad Senior Citizens. machinist for 35 years. Also, Mrs. Bernard Krutt, lived there all his life. Geographical Areal 2 dress not available, harass Survivors are a son, Robert J. Mr. Rehse was a communi treasurer; Mrs. Philip Edelson He was employed many years East Hartford Session ment, dismissed. Hilderbrand of Manchester, cant of the Church of the and Mrs. Stephen Reves, finan at Pratt & Whitney aircraft • Raymond Petrin, 21, of • John K. Lanagan, 22, and vice-president of the South Assumption. cial secretaries; Mrs. Arnold Division of United Technologies East Hartford, operating a Linda S. Lanagan, 21, both of Windsor Bank & Trust Co., with Other survivors are a son, Mrs. Marlene K. Winter of East Hartford receives the Zackin, corresponding Corp. in East Hartford. motor vehicle while under the 117 Prospect St., both charged sin Eugene Rehse of Derry, N.H.; whom she made her home; two He was a member of the Fred A. Ramey Jr. Award Saturday from Fred A. Ramey secretary, and Mrs. Max a daughter, Mrs. Lillian Krukas influence of liquor or drugs, with breach of peace, nolled. sisters, Mrs. Anna Johnson and Fayette Lodge of Masons; Jr. at the annual awards banquet of the business careers Goodstine, recording secretary. of Manchester; a half-brother 3150. • Robert W. Majewski, 27, of Mrs. Michael Mooney, both of Adoniram Council, R&SM of division of Manchester community College. Ramey is and a half-sister, both in Ger The , charges of evading no Certain address, breach of Manchester; and two brothers, Ellington; Knights of Pythias; many, and three grandchildren. director of the business careers division. The Ramey responsibility and illegal peace by assault and being John Griffin of South Daytona Veraan Grange No. 51; and the The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 Award is given to a graduating student frohi the business possession of non-narcotic sub found intoxicated, nolled. Beach, Fla., and Raymond American Legion, — all for a.m. from the Holmes Funeral careers division as nominated by program coordinators stances were nolled (not • Kirk E. Owen, age and ad Will Start Griffin of Manchester. more than 50 years. Home, 400 Main St., with a and voted by the entire faculty of the division. She was in prosecuted). dress not available, second- The funeral is Wednesday at Mr. Schweitzer was also a Aid Course 9:30 a.m. from the John F. Mass at 9 at the Church of the the medical secretary curriculum. (Herald photo by Dunn) • John McEvily Jr., 25, of 240 degree criminal mischief, dis member of the American The Manchester Red Cross Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Assumption. Burial will be in New State Rd., operating under missed. Association of Retired Persons will begin a training program Center St., with a Mass at 10 at St. James Cemetery. the influence, ^00 with |150 • Alfred Trecarten, 26, of 97 of Tolland County, and the Thursday in standard first aid St. James Church. Burial will Friends may call at the remitted. Wells St., disorderly conduct Franklin Park Social Club. and personal safety. be in St. James Cemetery. funeral home tonight from 7 to The charge of evading reduced from assaulting a He was an Army veteran of The course will be held six Friends may call at the 9. responsibility was nolled. police officer, 3400. Those wishing to do so may WW I. Area Students Earn • Frank Morton, 20, of 230 The judge remitted 3325 of consecutive Thursday evenings funeral home Tuesday from 2 to Other survivors are two make memorial contributions Swamp Rd., Coventry, the fine. The charges of being at 7 p.m. in the Red Cross office 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. sisters, Mrs. Katherine Sheets to the Church of the Assump MCC Business Awards operating under the influence,, found intoxicated, breach of at 243 E. Center St. of Rockville and Mrs. Anna John A. Williams tion, or the Manchester 3150. peace, and interferring with an The course is available to the DEPT. Kloter of East Longmeadow, DEL/ ELLINGTON - John A. Memorial Hospital. Several awards were ministrative Management • Mark Violette, 17, of Oak officer were not presented. public without charge. Mass. Williams of 41 Pinney Brook, presented to area students Society elected Robert Lathrop Grove St., third-degree • George Monseglio, 16, of 80 Included in this newly REGULAR or LAZY MAPLE The funeral is Wednesday at retired manager of central ser Saturday at the annual awards of Vernon as the recipient of its burglary reduced to breach of School St., third-degree developed course is infonhation 1:30 p.m. at the Ladd Funeral vices at Trinity College, Hart banquet of the business careers award to a graduate who had peace, found guilty. larcenyj nolled. essential for development of Home with the Rev. Paul J. ford, died Saturday at St. Fran division of Manchester Com demonstrated outstanding The case was continued to • William Shea Jr., age and proper first aid knowledge, skill GOVERNMENT GRADE Bowman, pastor of the Union cis Hospital, Hartford. He was scholarship during his June 13 and a pre-sentence in address not available, reckless ability to personal judgment. Mrs. Katherine Shannon Congregational Church, of munity College. the husband of B. Arline Mrs. Marlene Winter of East academic career at MCC. vestigation report ordered. ‘The driving, 350. Participants will be instructed Mrs. Katherine Shannon, 98, ficiating. Burial will be in Williams. Hartford was one of three Lathrop has been taking charges of third-degree larceny • Timothy Ahem, 24, of 66E in how to meet the needs of of 79 Russell St. died this mor Grove Hill Cemetery, FROZEN A native of Middletown, he graduates selected to receive courses at MCC for the past six and second-degree larceny (two Imperial Dr., possession of non most situations where ning at home. Rockville. was a member of the Class of the Outstanding Secretarial years and has earned more than counts) were not presented. narcotic controlled substance, emergency care is needed and The John F. Tierney Funeral There are no calling hours. 1924 at Wesleyan University. Student Award. She was chosen 60 credit hours. He is president • David Downes, 19, of 86 3200 with 3150 remitted. medical assistance is not overly Home, 219 W. Centpr St., is in Friends wishing to do so may Before joining Trinity as the outstanding inedical of the Charles Lathrop Agency, Bissell St., third-degree • Frank Duverger, 23, of delayed. charge of arrangements, which make memorial contributions College, he was assistant adver secretary. She was also Ine. in Manchester. burglary and third-degree East Hartford, second-degree Some of the situations are incomplete. to the Rockville General tising manager for Aetna In awarded the Alpha Beta Gam Connecticut Society of Cer larceny, found not guilty by a criminal mischief reduced covered in the program are: Hospital. surance Co. six years. He ma Scholarship and Service tified Public Accountants jury. from first-degree, 3350 with Shock, poisoning, burns, TURKEY retired in 1973 after 20 years at Award given by Alpha Beta Awards were given to the four • Russell LaBonte, 27, of 87 3350 remitted. He was also' respiratory emergencies and Trinity. Gamma, National Business graduates in the accounting Summer St., attempt to obtain sentenced to 30 days in jail with artificial respiration, choking, He lived in Hartford more Leroy Anderson Dies^ Honor Society for Junior curriculum with the highest drugs by fraud and deceit, execution suspended and he was heat stroke, frost bite, ban than 30 years before moving Colleges, for her outstanding grade point averages. Three found guilty. given two years on probation. daging and emergency rescue. here several years ago. Popular Composer scholarship and contributions to were from Manchester. His case was continued to The charges of breach of The instructor will be Other survivors are a son, the MCC chapter of Alpha Beta They were: Cheryl Ann June 13 and a pre-sentence in peace and third-degree Michael Weitz. John A. Williams Jr. of South days. He was fluent in nine Those interested in par BREAST Rogers, Luama Blagrove and vestigation report ordered. The criminal mischief were nolled. WOODBURY (UPI) - Leroy Gamma. Windsor, five grandchildren languages and put this exper Margaret Conley. charges of obtaining prescrip ticipating may contact the Red Anderson, 66, composer of the ’The MCC chapter of the Ad and a great-grandchild. tise to use as a captain in the tion drugs by fraud and deceit Cross office, M3-5111. Registra Christmas standard ‘‘Sleigh The funeral is Tuesday at 11 Army during World War II and and disorderly conduct were tion is limited to 20 persons. a.m. at Doolittle Funeral Ride,” which he wrote during the Korean War. Police Probing Possible an August heat wave, and the nolled. Home, 14 Church St., All his hits were instrumen- • Norman Langelier, 18, of 50 popular "Blue Tango,” died Middletown, with the Rev. «tals and usually featured Link of Home Burglaries Hyde St., third-degree larceny, o Sunday of lung cancer. Francis S. O’Neill, rector of St. familiar sounds as in ‘"The Syn To Door-to-Door Salesmen dismissed. Fitzgerald Funeral Home APPittfZSk DBPt Timothy’s Church of West Hart Anderson had undergone sur copated Clock,” ‘‘The STORE SLICED ford, officiating. Burial will be gery in 1973, was readmitted to Typewriter Song,” in which the United Press International same time that the salesmen Waterbury Hospital at the 7 in Pine Grove Cemetery, carriage bell rang twice, "The State police and authorities in for two nationally known g- beginning of this year, and SAVE Middletown. Waltzing Cat,” and “The Sand six Connecticut towns say they magazine subscription firms Dignified ’There are no calling hours. returned to his home under the paper Ballet.” are investigating possible links were known to have canvassed Family Service Friends wishing to do so may care of nurses and his family. He used medium, fine and between visits of door-to-door a street. WITH COUPONS make memorial contributions He is survived by his widow, coarse sandpaper in the ballet Personal Care salesmen and reports of Onr 40 Thts d UmxmOmI Strrtca to the Heart Fund. the former Eleanor Jane Flrke; number to duplicate the housebreaks and thefts in the a daughter, Jane, and three Open 24 Hours Dally BELOW Miss Gertrude Ann vaudeville sound of soft shoe areas. sons, Eric, Rolf, and Kurt, and dancers who sometimes An arrest warrant already DRIVEWAYS FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE Noonan a brother, Russell, of Wood sprinkled sand on the stage to has been issued for a magazine & COMMERCIAL PAVING Miss Gertrude Ann Noonan of bury. produce a soft, scraping sound. subscription salesman for an 369 Farmington Ave., Hartford, Anderson’s “Blue Tango” (AIM - S a i C0ATIN8) CLOSED Some critics c a ll^ it "music Oregon firm in connection with died today at St. Francis • Qutiny • Priet was the first instrumental to with a gimmick,” but audiences a recent burglary in North Ca M©bil • Stnict HEATING OILS Hospital, Hartford. reach the No. 1 slot on the Hit responded with laughter and naan, a state police spokesman Miss Noonan was the sister of Parade, where it remained for applause. Many of his admirers said. EASY TERMS Edward M. Fitzgerald MEMORIAL DAY, Earl Noonan and Mrs. Paul OIL BURNER A seven weeks in 1952, and it were children. The salesman has not been 225 Main Street Dutelle, both of Manchester. became a gold record, selling “I never aimed for success or found and he is believed to be HEATING INSTALLATION Other survivors are two other THOMAS COLLA Manchester, Conneaicut more than a million copies. money or fame. I just did what canvassing in the Boston area brothers and two other sisters. MOM., MAY 26th He was a long-time friend of I wanted to do. It turned out now, the spokesman said. 643-5135 ’The funeral is Wednesday at 315 Center St. ' Manchester Phone 643-5940 Arthur Fiedler of the Boston that people liked it,” Anderson Authorities said burglaries 649-6082 9:40 a.m. from the Ahern Pops who conducted many of once said. His first indicaion of were committed around the Funeral Home, 180 Farmington his works. Privately a shy and what the public liked came as a Ave., Hartford, with a Mass at retiring man, Anderson surprise in 1932 with “Blue the Cathedral of St Joseph at 10. appeared a number of times Tango,” because it was on the Burial will be in Mt. St. with Fiedler, most notably in a “B” side of a record featuring Benedict Cemetery, Bloom 1974 appearance carried by another Anderson effort the Six days field. public television. record company thought would Friends may call at the Anderson led the Harvard be a big hit: "Belle of the funeral home Tuesday from 7 to University band in hiS student Ball.” 9 D.m. aw eekifs
INVITATION Eagle Daylight FIRE CALLS TO BID Sealed bids will be received in the Office of The Director of Savings Time MANCHESTER fire at the rear of 58D Am General Services, 41 Center bassador Dr. (Town) Street, Manchester, Connec Saturday, 3:44 p.m. — car ac Today, 9:09 a.m. — gas ticut until May 21,1975 at 11:00 cident on 1-86 westbound washdown on Imperial Dr. in a.in. for the following: in Manchester. between Exits 92 and 93. Squire Village. (Town) CLASSROOM (Eighth District) TOLLAND COUNTY TYPEWRITERS. Saturday, 6:39 p.m. — gas Saturday, 2:01 p.m. — barn Bid forms, plans and washdown at McKee St. and fire in Willington. (Tolland Fire specifications are available at Hartford Rd. (Town) Department gave mutual aid) the Business Office, Board of Saturday, 8 p.m. — grass fire Sunday, 7:49 p.m. — auto ac Education, 45 North School on the shores of Hilliard Pond cident on Rt. 74 when a car Street, Manchester, Connec off W. Middle Tpke. (Eighth rolled over. (Tolland Fire ticut. Fifst Fedeial Sawings District and Town) Department, Rescue Truck and Town of Manchester, Saturday, 9:59 p.m. — false Ambulance) Connecticut 334 Middle Turnpike West, Manchester, C t 06040 alarm to a home on Woodbridge Sunday, 11:36 p.m. — gas Robert B. Weiss, St. (Eighth District) washdown on N. Park St. General Manager Sunday, 4:42 p.m. — grass (Ellington Fire Department)
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MEDIUM or BROAD □ SHOP-RITE ZITI 3 phg>. ^ 1 □ MAZOLA OIL «1?® □ ic e d TE A MIX pkg. ol $4.15 I shop-rite IN HEAVY SYRUP WHY PAY MORE? .j^tW-RITE PEAS A DICIO CARROTS ar □ BRIQUETS 1 - l b . $ , l □ NOODLES a 59* Qood at any Shop-Rite markoL Coupon _ GREENWOOD WITH ONIONS * □ PURPLE PLUMS cana^ | □ B & O RELISH limit ono por family. Coupon good Sun., 3 _ BORDEN’S _ WHY PAY MORI? □ SLICED c a r r o t s ’*^29* W ITH TH IS □ PAPER PLATES 99« □ PICKLED BEETS 1?-oz. QC* I—, SHOP.RITE IN heavy SYRUP 22-or $ 1 * 1 9 May 18 thru Sat, May 24,1975. □ BRIQUETS ’ ®big 5 ^ '® ® 3 I - M □ ICED TE A MIX w-OT.$*f-19 _ SHOP-RITS »A N O _ m e a t, LIVe R or CHICKEN OOO FOOD . - I.r O O ' □ p u r p l e PLUMS □ CREMORA □ B & M BEANS OMI I COUPON _ SHOP-RITE _ ALL PURPOSE CLEANER NO PHOSPHATES r— 1 s h o p -r ite i.oz.’i'S^ 4 9 * 2-,l. $i-19 MS.. $ 4 -4 9 — - shop-rite _ BORDEN’S _ CAMPtEU'B □ INSTANT POTATOES*^!!;*! □ MY FAVORITE ’' V.',; 1 1 < □ LIGHTER FLUID can I □ AJAX LIQUID 7 9 ^ □ ic e d TE A MIX M nm nninnnH WHY PAY MORE? _ _ WHY PAY MORE? ^ _ _ ALLFUVORS kk i.. 1 D l a r g e PRUNES □ CREMORA ’IS 99^ □ PORK & BEANS 4 a : 9 9 * 8 9 ^ ___ COFFEE CREAMER _ HANOVER □ INSTANT P0TAT0ES%*1^® bag □ BRIX CHARCOAL “ff.\69^ ?’“ ■ ftO t I— I ever g r een , r o s e, lem o n ipUMEMl VALUABLE COUPON ItlUlMUK □ PURINA DOG CHOW**b?9*4 □ ROYAL GELATINS 39^ □ 100% PURE TEA iis.«L$'f .39 '0 CHEF BOV-AR.DEE SPAGHETTI WITH □ COFFEE-MATE is79^ □ PORK & BEANS OSH I 1AB5 n.ioov .cox —fSENECA BIG RED _ A-C PLAIN or FUVOREO °*"f5.!?"ENERS » 5 9 « ..toward tha ourchasa of _ MEAT BALLS or _ CARNATION - MAKES 20 QUARTS _ _ HANOVER □ INSTANT POTATOES’i^S; 79* □ CHOCOLATE CHIPS’*p?S 79^ ^ APPLESAUCE ’ ?.’;4 9 < □ breadcrumbs m |l $ 3 . 9 9 ONE 4 »-0 r BOX OF □ BEEF RAVIOLI ^Vn 8 9 ^ SENECA BARREL con o3 * □ MOP & GLO 'bH 51"39 □ INSTANT MILK □ PORK & BEANS *“s::6 9 ^ _ BURRY BEST r— 1 CMOCOUTE NO PHOSPHATES _ s h o p -r ite CREAMY or c h u n k y _ CHEF FOIL _ _ HEINZ VaOITARIANer □ WHITE POTATOES5.6^99* □ PEANUT BUTTER 40-oz. $ ^ * 2 9 □ MACAROONS Vl: □APPLESAUCE ' t .' 4 9 ^ □ m y - t - f in e _ PRXBBtmV HUNORV JACK SAVE PUNTERS CREAMY or CHUNKY 45< □ GLASS CLEANER 39< □ ALUMINUM FOIL 59^ □ PORK A BEANS 4 '^ 9 9 ^ ALL GIANT _ DEL MONTE „ SHOP-RITE VAN CAMP □ POTATOES 15^ □ SUGAR FUDGE - PEANUT BUTTER K »1 ” □ ICE CREAM CONES 59t □ POlVt EX _ SHOP-RITE □ CATSUP 3'bV."«l □ALL VARIETIES...MIXES □ 7-OZ. COLD CUPS 7 9 < DETERGENT 1— 1. OIETDELIOHTOIET DELIGHT \t 3 9 ^ □ PORK & BEANS 4 ^ 9 9 « _ PRIDE OF THE FARM □ BARTENDERS 1S-OZ. e ^ r - , WHV PAY MORE? _ U W N A LEAF □ CUT YAMS , ^ 5 9 * Good at any Shop-RHa market Coupon □ BEST OATMEAL ’“ph"5 oi-ft 9 9 ^ □ f r u i t c o c k t a i l pm o i OP THE PARM * □ KETCHUP 3 v m 3c.n. I u PUREX BLEACH □ SHOP-RITE BAGS 5?s7 9 ^ □ CORNED BEEF _ CUTBW IET 15 ;r ' 6 9 < 9 9 ^ W'TMTHIS ra^°87hr®u%rM:•y»"5®°"*®“"- ^ _ EHLER'S _ SUNSHINE ___ Q U O BAOt □ FIGLETS □ c r a b M EAT O O t * I— I CLEANER _ aROAOCASTCORNBO MkSf-nz. A A* □ POTATOES 2 ’^c;1^“^89* □ GARLIC POWDER □ HYDROX COOKIES ’®ptj 2.1,1; $ 1 - 3 9 □ FOOD STORAGE ffh 7 9 ^ □ BEEF HASH _ PARM PUVOR 1 Ik f - l JAPANESE □ m ir a c l e WHITE •Ml 9 9 ^ irtnnwmnwmii^ ^ _ SUNSHINE □ WALNUTS 15-oz. P -, w hy PAY m o r e? ___ BESPAK □ CUT YAMS 16-0. 0 Q ( .iiobLg 6 9 ^ □ m a c k e r e l □ SLICED BEETS 4'c^^r89^ □ HI HO CRACKERS SHOP-RITE...STICKS or TWISTS 3 can. 1 u EASY ON STARCH □ o u t d o o r BAGS a t ^ _ SHOP-JNTI M iu u m QREEN OIANT Un“ 6 9 ^ 9 9 □ SPAM ’aSrs r 8 9 * VALUABLE COUPON 12' 0 < . $ 4 _ STAYFREE □ PRETZELS ’“£'z 3 9 < □ p i n k s a l m o n _ u a a v 4 CORNED □ SPINACH 4V^99* NIBLETS CORN cant I _ _ SHOP-RITE COOKIES can yyp □ CLEANER t r a s h •a’s.*!*® _ POPE CRUSHED BOX O F 100 □ 3 □ MAXI-PADS 5 9 « □ LINERS □ BEEF HASH *XS,”35 9 9 * ___ BESPAK □ SAUERKRAUT CHOCK FULL O' NUTS □ CHOCOLATE CHIP - i^‘.4 9 ^ □ s a l m o n ■25-oz. S4-59 p -| UJOP-RITE LIQUID AUTOMATIC □ TOMATOES ts-aa.’;! 59* 5'.»°:99« 2-lb. $ 4 . 9 7 _ SHOP-RITE P*.g I U BOWL CLEANER □ KITCHEN BAGS £;T.69< _ POPE IMPORTEO WITH PASTE _ DEL OAIZO IMPORTED □ c o f f e e a can I ^ r - i SHOP-HITE...CHINOOK ’ b’ii!” 5 9 ^ □ CHILI WITH BEANS 'XSi 4 9 * SAVE TENDERLEAF ly s o l t o il e t ___ BES PAK BAGS _ _ SHOP-RITE HEAVY (Bluo Lobol) □ BROWNIES '”'M!!49^ □ s a l m o n .29 STRATPORO FARMS □ TOMATOES "SS: 89* □ TO M ATO ES ”s 69* can I □ FOOD STORAGE "••iS 5 9 ^ * MIDOIES 12.7t-0<. or □ TOMATO PUREE „ O' _ ic y POINT BLUEBACK BOWL CLEANER pii“' 6 9 < □ g r a p e JELLY "IS 5 9 * TEA BAGS 99 13-oz.^-c'Jn 5 7 ^ □ 27-oz. QQ( Q SALMON 7.75-02. $4.29 NO PHOSPHATES ___ SHOP-RITE _ FARM PUVOR BTRAWaERRV □ t o m a t o PASTE ^4^89* □ TOOTSIE POPS 13.5-OZ. Q Q t 7 SEAS CAESAR □ COOKIE JAR can I W ITH T H IS bag 0 9 ^ f a b De t e r g e n t •4-02. „ $ ^ * 8 9 □ KITCHEN BAGS 5 9 « _ SHOP-RITE . ^ 9 Good at any Shop-Rite market Coupon SWEETHEART BLUE or YELLOW KINGSFORD CHARCOAL □ □ PRESERVES ’A 8 9 * * □ DRESSING „ ® W lW c*k“ ” " 3 limit on# per family. Coupon good Sun., COUPON boi ’*^5; 9 9 < _ BMUCRERB CRIAMV □ TOMATO SAUCE 12-ai.’m 49* 35 □ 7-OZ. COLD CUPS □ BRIQUETS ^ May 18 thru Sat, May 24,1975. of 100 9 9 * bag *2 “ □ WHITE TUNA 59C □c6tDT6v»rR”™ ““i-.. □ FOOD BAGS Xso 6 9 ^ _ SHOP-RtTI ^Mk _ VLASIC HOT or MILD □ BOSCO SYRUP TODDLER DAYTIME □ PEANUT BUTTER "IS 9 9 * □ PEPPER RINGS □ TOMATO PUREE 1S-at.’£i 49* S«iHiiiiiiiwMiiiiBiiiiro|6g!ijii!ininiin^ 3H;“ * l b a r -b -l it e c h a r c o a l □ KIMBilTblAPERS □ UGHT “ u n a """' 49^ □ SOAP PADS □ LAWN BAGS □ PEANUT BUTTER -IS 7 9 * lig h t r fluid p -| r egular 3-OZ. I^ _ PUNTERB □ TOMATO SAUCE 6 ^*1 jUUUjUI^^ • ^□ SHOP-RITE □ SHOP.°RrrE FLOUR w 59* □ DEErBLuETUNA VALUABLE COUPON CHASE & _ BLENDED ! : r 9 9 * a J e t o e n s s o a p »,..s 2 9 * □ FLEX STRAWS □ PEANUT BUTTER 'I T 6 9 * □ MARSHMALLOWS ------BLENDED ' IN WATER...WHITE SANBORN □ POPE OIL ___ JUMBO aULOENV SPICV □ toiSato SAUCE 2'^55* ...toward th* purchata of CAMPFIRE ’ ttl ®3^® □ d e e p b l u e t u n a SHOPmTSbTEWBO J _ SHOP-RITE " ;s 9 9 * ° * o o ]?®V"y s o a p -1 :3 9 * □ SARAN WRAP ^ £ 5 9 ^ BROWN MUSTARD 23< ONE 33-OZ. BOTTLE OF O . Oil 1— 1 ^p*-'** ’’*0* IN BRINE WHITE COFFEE □ Marshmallows 'b ? d 5 9 ^ ___ KAL KAN..JU.L VARIETIES _ PPEIFPERauttCHEaaaar □ TOMATOES 3i5i*1 □ SALAD OIL i.y.$4 39 □ g e i s h a TU N A SAVE1T|5, _ OONTAMNA araWED ■ _ PILUBURY TWO UYER _ _ _ s h o p -r ite ;a"J 59^ ° SHOP.RITE CIDER 85< □ CAT FOOD 6 .^ * 1 □ ^E S A R DRESSING *^3; 59^ 1AS.ai.$>| NU-SOFT □ MEDIUM PRUNES r— I 'HO"-orWATER...WHrre _ PROGRESSO □ CAKE MIXES 59^ □ CORN OIL ___ CAPTAIN KITT □ t o m a t o e s FABRIC SOFTENER _ WHY PAY MORE? □ SHOP-RITE TUNA «n 49^ □ SHOP-RITE CIDER □ WINE VINEGAR 39< ^ n o PACK m PUREE 3 BLENDED _ CHUNK WHITE □ TUNA FOR CATS □ SPRAY N’ VAC p , l it t l e BROWN JUG * Good at any Shop-Rite markoL Coupon □ SHOP-RITE ONIONS «r43< □ CARUSO OIL «•« $.|.89 u s h o p - r i t e t u n a _ _ ALLVARIETIEB □ t o m a t o e s *35 49* * limit ono por family. Coupon good Sun., te n d e r l e a f Van"* 49^ □ CIDER 4.0. CQ( □ WINE VINEGAR 39^ _ OlOVMKORaEN 15 □ KITTY CAT FOOD 8c*:;:i89* May 18fsthru' thru Sat, May 24,1975. 3-oz. $ ^ . 5 9 BLENDED - ^ 1— 1 "'• “ ON GOLDEN OEUCIOUS INSTANT TEA a -a a P I “ NOP PITE SHOP-RITE CHUNK REEF, CHUNK LAMB □ 8PUT PEAS 4 .S 9 9 4 v . u u i - u m ------^ □ VERMONT MAID ‘ □ □ PROGRESSO OIL a p p l e s a u c e ______*®5S;S1®® □ far 5 9 ^ □ APPLE JUICE i-gai.$4.29 _ _, amDRRBORAINMBORMS DRAIN . . SHOP.RITE SHOP-RITE COUNTRY STYLE or REGUUR _ SHOP-RITE □ MIRACLE WHIP w w nw nm ^ □ DIET ICED TEA *^?.*r 9 9 ^ □ bOG^FOOD' 4 c ^ 8 9 ^ □ FARM FLAVOR RICE1llli*1 □ s m a l l SHRIMP □ PANCAKE SYRUP 77^ □APPLESAUCE ... _ CHUNK WHITE 89^ ^ ORCHARD DRINK SQ^ □ POTATO STICKS ’iS!; 49* 7.6-o l $ ^ . 4 9 ^ R K FRUITPUNCH or TIABERRY ______PRIDE OF THE FARM □ m o is t “ d o g f o o d “ VALUABLE COUPON □ DIET ICED TEA _ ORAPE,LtMONAOa ar CHERRY IHHNK MIX « > m □ BUMBLE BEE TUNA*®c?n 5 9 ^ CHEWING GUM ’- j : 4 9 ( D a p p l e SAUCE Ha Bis-tasog-sB? NO p w e p h a t e e d e te r q e n t □ _ a u v a r i e t h * jlis-et.AAa □ FUNNY FACE *1 WISK LIQUID ^ °25*~r'’'-^“"'NKtt'79* □ RIVAL DOG FOOD 4e«»99* ...toward tha purohaaa of □ DEL MONTE TUNA 49< □ ’•«!: *3-®® ___ NEMABKar MAk CHEESE 36-0? I ONE 10-LB. 8A0 OF _ _ CHEF BOY-AR-DEE ° o€ S s t t u n a 2^:^89* a a p p l e s a u c e □ SPRING WATER ’tS; 59* SHOP-RITE SLICED or HALVES _ _ □ b eefa r o n i 79* □ ciiANBrRRY juicEisr 79* □ b u r T e r s 9 9 « GOID MEDAL 2.'!;n%'89« a p c o t □ BARTLETT PEARS VK; 39< _ SHOP-RITE...CONTROLLEO EUDE □ S fACK ••'K79* □ ST S ””" ™ r i i " l “ *®;'’OPSorCHARM8 - “ 49* D realT mon □ SELTZER SODA 4%T99* _ FOR AUTOMATIC DISHWASHERS □ DETERGENT Hb. 2 ’®® □ GAINES PRIME ”SS»2 « KEN-L RATION FLOUR e l e c t r a s o l □ BLOW POPS « □ 1 ;? 9 9 ( •a 55* □ b w IB ’THERRiEs ’S 69* D pS ^ pple JUICE ^HUHTCLUB „ „ ilA* Oood at any Shop-RHa markat Coupon □ TE A BAGS □ BISCUITS ^ 49* □ c u p O’SOUP 3*^*1 72-01.* 9 . . W ITH T H i« O'** P*t tamHy. Coupon good Sun., D s w l i r a ' ------□ SPAGHETTI SAUCE 39^ _ aO U ^..A BEO R TED or WHITE □ S T B A R r”" ^ •«49* 4gt DswlffcffERRIES 59* □SSSfej^KE _ •HOPmrapaaNCHarru ^ COUPON N*»1«M»™®*t.May247l9W. □ TO W ELS □ NUGGET DOG FOOD mb 9 9 ^ □ GREEN BEANS 4 ^9 9 * at 55* a fr u it MIX 3rk«i DTbTCTo ju,cE iHrowwrowHiflwwti|g;!^ggg]i^^
THHEB-8n-M0TT-S:ig78 It^ a lotof savh^! FROZEN FOOD APPETIZER DEU6HTSI ------r------^lfi»iyVMFMTDEPARTMENT — ISS!!*" ______(FkESH BAKED STORE SLICED SHOP-RITE DOMESTIC ORANGE JUICE LEMONADE DECANTER 7 9 e O. o.QQ a. ^ ? O i O BEER TANKARDS HEALTH and 97< J ______L ' X 2 " 8 9 « BEAUTY AIDSI '‘L '.T'V' MAINE SPECIAL FRENCH FRIES SHOP-RITE ARRID i q . i D CASINO COB ORANGE JUICE C R O W N T O P ANTI-PERSPIRANT SHOP-RITE SW ISS CHEBSE REGUl.AR QUARTERS GLASSES W HITE BREAD SPRAY BLUE BONNET POTATOES CORN “NO PRESERVATIVES ADDED" COTTAGE 22-oz- B ^ - 4 3 '^ CHEESE MARGARINE 4 " ‘’' 7 3 ^ 3 l O B V B t ^ ■ -lb . KOSHER FRANKS SUPERNOL SHOFAR SWEET & LOW SHOP RtTf SKINLESS $ 1 -0 9 DEU CRISP ROLLS NON ASPIRIN e e f l l A 2 1 lb 7 9 BEEF SU(,Af/ i T O 7 9 sun'.TiiiiTf m SHOP-RITE Rfl IF. Vf R p k q 0 ANACIN GENOA SHOP-RITE TABLETS 2 SHOP-RITE 6 WEB BUTTERMILK SHOP-RITE SHARP Hf •. T f ' I'. v‘. BI B .) L SALAMI H ? H!,i ji A rr SAUERKRAUT ARTIFICIAL CASING CHAIR DONUTS » S 9 .I 9 CHEDDAR BORDEN 2 iYou’ll find a wide variety r land unusual selection of - SB® 9 WILKINSON CHEESE 39 < [cold cuts, cooked meats & BONDFD [classic cheeses in our WORK GLOVES HA20R '’*'R _ _ I SHAKES IService Deli Department. 5 9 CINM. R6GELACH blad es ■ ' ■' m 1AII meats and cold cuts arej M>rt . ■■■ BURNY ^ 1 Onz. SHOP RITL I available thick or thin, and “ “ * 1 - 0 9 SHOP Pirf p k q . I I fresh as this minute.] I Luscious salads of every PORK ROLL SHOP-RITE REGULAR or PINOCHLE PLASTIC SKIN [description are kitchen- BURNY BROS. TWIST CARAMEL PLAYING CARDS 2 79* 4w o s .$^>19 STRIPS CREAM 8 9 ^ 1 SLICES [fresh for your selection. LOAF SALE! PECAN pkO- I PICKLE & PIMENTO, OLIVE, SHOF-RITE WOOD SALAD BOWL 99* CHEESE CURLS 9 9 c 8 9 « 49 MOCK CHICKEN, POllSH , SHOP-RITEm v r-n iic V^ 49* RAFT STYLE LOAF, L>^GE and • «iD’ CELL BATTERIES V«4 49^ SHOP-RtTE SHOP-RITE MOIST CORN CHIPS VS 65* 2 . « 3 3 ^ LONG BOLOGNA TOWELETTES SSH 39^ HANGING PLANTER .. *1 ®® SHOF-RITE WHY PAY MORE? EEZ YOUR CHOICE POPCORN Vi 49* SINUTABS SHOF-RITE 4-0*. • . BARA LEE HOUSE & GARDEN 99* U.'Sf'.ilP'i''* COMtBNTRATE ya u , • .a 4 « ICE CREAM CORNER RAID _ _ DESSERT SHELLS 49* PRELL SHAMPOO APPLE DANISH EHOF-RITE PLAIN TIFTOP ANT & ROACH 99* SHOP-RITE ) HIZ ALL FLAVORS CARSON’S LADY FINGERS ST 55* BODY POWDER ’2SS 49* FRUIT DRINKS ‘NO PRCSERVAT1VES ADDED' SHOP-RITE 500 MO. SHOF-RITE _ INSECT REPELLENT 99* S H O P -R m JEWISH RYE or B R E Y E R S SHOP-RITE FOIL _ VITAMIN C .ooli^ QQ^ SHRIMP COCKTAIlS^SVI"®' PUMPERNICKEL “io"5 89* TASLETS ®!K!?jCR0P O R A N G E ^ ,. ^ ROASTER-BAKER 89* SHOP-RtTE JEWISH DRY BEEF WHY PAY MORE? .... or, VANQUISH 99« I C E C R E A M ;«J'CE 2'.s.-:97i4ssi 99* FRESH HARD ROLLS T. 55* EZO POTATO and METAL GAS CAN *1 BNOP-RITf DENTURE TABLETS.f% 99* $ 1 . 3 9 MORTON POT PIES 4p*i“ gOC HOAGIE ROLLS vt 49* WHY PAY MORE? SHOF-RITE T P « 9 t . EGG SALAD TRASH CAN *4 ®® •HOP-RITE MAALOX LIQUID «-«. *1^® KHALI NAUR . COD FILLETS QQ^ LUNCHEON ASSORTMENT FRESH JUMBO DONUTS vt 53* 1 99* JOHNSON CLEANER'VxV 69* FtNEAFFLE. CHERRY, AFFLE, COCONUT CUSTARD (M-oi.) Of KRAFT OSCAR MAYER WIENER or MACARONI and FEATHERWEIGHT _ _ LSMON MERtNGUE (20-0*.) SHAMPOO 59* CRiXSTfes”“““" -“ "“VJk 494 OSCAR MAYER SWISS SHOP-r Jt E HARD SALAMI X M "*® BEEF FRANKS SHRIMP SALAD v^-ibj LIQUID SWEETENER 49* SHOP-RITE PIES ”p£^89* CHEESEBURGER OSCAR MAYER REGULAR or OSCAR MAYER BEEF or REGULAR 12-01.$ *1.29 *'H0 PREBERVATtVES ADDED" BABY OIL 69* >io^ABLEr-""ni' STORE SLICED •HOP-fllTE imULAR SNOP-RITE * f 99* VARIETY PAK pkg. I 4-OZ. LOTION or 4-OZ. OIL D I X I E C U P S BEEF BOLOGNA SPRINKLE SWEET 49* CHEESE SLICES OSCAR MAYER _ _ MIRA CURED MUENSTER CARBONA 1 HOUR WHITE BREAD COPPERTONE STEW VEGETABLES SHOP-mTE REGULAR or SANDWICH SHOF-RITE 59* LUNCHEON LOAF ARMOUR BACON CHEESE RUG SHAMPOO 99* 4*OZ. LOTION or 4*0Z. OIL—SWBDIBH pkg^ of m ^ . 1 9 79 G0TT8CHALK WHITE BREAD g r a p e TANNING SECRET cir. 69* JuicE’irS ?* 3 ^89* •HOF-RtTE WHITE .« — i. SHOP-RITE " A U VARIETIES" SPONGES vs 49* SEAFOOD SAVINGS! SHOP-RITE SANDWICH BREAD24-0. 4 5 * SUNTAN LOTION 69* PANCAKE BATTER I BURNT BROS. n n SPRAY -790 x ’ 5 9 * SH O P -R tTE TA B m R EA T " 59* BUTANE FUEL ^ 6 9 * IIOIVDUALLY QUICK FROZEN FROZEN FRESH S-J-39 FROZEN HEAT 'N SERVE WHY PAY MORE? BUTTER RING ®® SOLARCAINE MAVBUD>»PV*VWS« SMOItEOVHSVfkSW ■ m inute STEAKS BURNT BROB. SHOP-RITE p o p s h : l e s BARBECUE SET .A*1®® EDAM CHEESE 89« DRESSED SMELTS TURBOT FILLET IRONSTONE S" DANISH BUNS SWISSMNIaHT PR(Sv FIVR-aR-M0TT-S:1S;7S iianrijfat?r Suf ntnn Meralii MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1 9 7 5 - VOL. XCIV, No. 196 Manchester—A City of Village Charm SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Envoys Agree to Talks On Arms, Mideast Peace VIENNA (UPI) - Secretary of State man capital of Bonn on his four-day tour of “The discussion was constructive and Henry A. Kissinger and Soviet Foreign Europe. was conducted in a friendly atmosphere,” Minister Andrei A. Gromyko ended two “We had very useful discussion,” Kissinger said Monday night after five days of talks today with an agreement to Kissinger said. “The atmosphere was cor hours of negotiations with Gromyko at the BEEF CHOCk I eT meet again soon to discuss nuclear disar dial.” He had said before the start of Imperial Hotel. BEE^F ROUND mament and the Middle East. today’s meeting that the two men made Asked by newsmen if the two diplomats “We agreed to meet again in the near some progress in their first round of talks managed to revive the stalled Strategic BONELESS future,” Kissinger told newsmen at the on a treaty limiting strategic nuclear Arms Limitation Talks in Geneva, the BONELESS end of a six-hour meeting today at the weapons. secretary of state replied, “Some TURKEY Kissinger said at his next meeting with Soviet Embassy. progress was made.” TOP ROUND SIRLOIN TIP A smiling Gromyko nodded agreement. Gromyko the two would discuss in detail Kissinger’s spokesman Robert Ander Kissinger and Gromyko spoke to this treaty, prospects of peace in the Mid son said the talks gave “both Kissinger BREAST newsmen under the trees in the front yard dle East, and other topics of mutual in and Gromyko a chance to discuss the topic of the Soviet Embassy before Kissinger terest. on more than a technical level.” 2 tr) I B AVG FIRST CUT - BONE IN went to the airport to fly to the west Ger “I agree with what the secretary has SALT talks in Geneva between Soviet STEAK said,” Gromyko said. STEAK and American technicians have been bogged down over complex details such as verifying the number of missiles with mul tiple warheads. Cambodian Gunboat Mutiny Reported 'The two officials also discussed the J1.79 Kremlin’s call for a European Security Conference aimed at recognizing the post- BANGKOK (UPI) — The crew of a dian vessel was later moved to a Thai World War II East-West division of Cambodian gunboat believed to have been navy base at Sattahip, the port serving the Europe. involved in the seizure of the U.S. U.S.-run U Tapao Air Base. The United States has been hesitant to merchant ship Mayaquez has defected to Government sources said Thailand, take part in the security conference, Thialand, government sources said today. anxious to maintain good relations with. which would legitim ize Soviet and BEEF CHUCK -CRY-O-VAC The sources said the gunboat arriv^ the new Communist leaders in Cambodia, American spheres of influence in Europe. last week at Sattahip, 100 miles south of was unsure what to do about the defection. “’There is a lot of work to be done,” Bangkok, dropped anchor off the Gulf of U.S. officials refused comment. Anderson said. “I underline there is a lot Thailand port and the crew asked for The Washington Post said the crew of work to be done.” CORNED asylum. threw the Captain overboard before President Ford and Soviet Communist The crew told officials in a Thai boar sailing to Thailand and pledged allegiance leader Leonid Brezhnev began work on the BLADE ding party that the ship had taken part in to the former Cambodian government. new SALT treaty last November at their the capture of the Mayaquez May 12 near The newspaper said the Thai govern summit meeting in Vladivostok. REEF ment, in an pttempt to avoid Koh Tang, an island off the Cambodian A senior U.S. official in Kissinger’s par coast. acknowledging the incident, painted over ty expressed hope that Ford and Brezhnev POT ROAST the Cambodian markings on the ship and One government source said the Cambo could wind up talks on the treaty during BONE-IN BRISKET hung a Thai flag from the mast. their fall summit talks in Washington. THIN CUT PZC Eases Liquor Restrictions Extricating Trapped Driver For Central Business District The “jaws of life” tool in the center is pulling a landed in the westbound lanes into Werfelman’s path, By DOUG BEVINS suggested that the new regulation define the way for Mrs. Lindsay’s husband, dashboard away from the car’s injured driver, Robert T. state police said. Wearing the white, fireman’s hat at groups of similar liquor permits instead of Albert, to apply for a liquor license for a Werfelman, 48, of 300 South St., Vernon Monday about 1 left is Deputy Chief William Stratton. In front of him, A zoning regulation amendment to ease listing each type of liquor permit allowed proposed restaurant at 881-883 Main st. wearing glasses, is Roger Talbot, head of Manchester M p.m. on 1-86. It is being run by unidentified members of BEEF CHUCK liquor restriction in Manchester’s Central DELI-DELITE downtown. Lindsay is planning a new “mini-mall” the Manchester, Town Fire Department. The car which Ambulance Service. Talbot is keeping watch over SIRLOIN TIP Business District (CBD) will gq into effect Mrs. Lindsay’s amendment, subject of a building at the site, with a full-service struck Werfelrnan’s car is flipped over and in the Werfelman who is at the far left covered with a blanket. June 1, the Planning and Zoning Commis restaurant.as the major tenant. BONELESS May 5 public hearing, sjfecifies 12 classes background. It had jumped the guard rails at the left and (Photo by Burkamp) OLD ROAST sion voted Monday night. of liquor permits and removes restrictions The commission decision to ease liquor Tlie commission voted 4-1 to grant a for establishments with different classes restrictions in the CBD indicates that the request from Barbara H. Lindsay, which downtown zone is considered as a unique, UNDER BLADE BONELESS of permits. FASHIONED removes distance restrictions for The existing zoning regulations prohibit isolated area. Last year, the PZC rejected BEEF ROUND $|.49 different types of liquor outlets in the any liquor outlet within 1,000 feet of an amendment which would have eased CBD. restriction for the entire town. Two Injured Seriously A lb. another outlet, or within 200 feet of a POT ROAST The commission majority, voting to ap college, school, church, hospital, library, There was some feeling at Monday PASTRAMI prove the application, reasoned that the or charitable institution. night’s commission meeting that eased BONELESS TOP new liquor rules will provide badly needed In nearly two hours of discussion before restrictions should now apply to all of help for the decaying downtown area. Monday night’s vote, commission Manchester, but in a different form than Rescue Tool Needed to Free $ The long dissenter, commission members debated the need for a change in recommended by Town Planner J. Eric ROUND ROAST member David Paris, favored eased regulations and the possible influx of Potter last year. restrictions downtown l)ut maintained that many new liquor outlets downtown. Potter’s proposal would have removed there were unresolved issues created by Commission members agreed that free all distance restrictions for “bona fide Driver from Crushed Car BEEF the new regulation. enterprise competition will probably restaurants with inside seating capacity of Y $|.49 Paris unsuccessfully tried to persuade not less than 200.” ROUND eliminate any overloading of the CBD with By MAL BARLOW vehicle without difficulty and rushed by Sgt. Robert Cabelus of the State Police other commission members to reconsider liquor establishments. A new proposal to ease rules for the en lb. I added his praise. wording in the ne.w regulation, and he The amended zoning regulations clear tire town doesn’t appear likely in the near Two victims of a violent, head-on colli Manchester Ambulance to MMH. Due to future, although commission members in sion on 1-86 Monday are in hospitals today her head injuries and unstable condition, "It was the tool to apply in this case. dicated that they’ll keep studying such a recovering from serious injuries. she was transported later to St. Francis There was no other way to get that man A plan. Hilda E. Wickens, 56, of Lowell, Mass, Hospital. out,” Cabelus said. BEEF CHUCK Werfelman was stuck firmly in his vehi BONELESS BONELESS BEEF ROUND CHICKEN Commission members favoring the was still listed in critical condition late “They (the firemen) did a fabulous job. morning at St. Francis Hospital with head Lindsay amendment Monday night were cle. The tool was used very professionally.” W,R, Johnson Named Chairman Alfred Sieffert, Joseph injuries and fractured ribs, a spokesman Town firefighters brought to the scene He seemed surpris^ the department CUBE STEAK LEGS and the recently purchased Hurst Rescue BOTTOM ROUND Swensson, Ronald Gates, and alternate said. But her condition has stabilized com has only had the tool two months and that SHOULDER William Bayer. pared to Monday. Tool, often called the “jaws of life.” this was the first time it was used in an Vice Chairman John Hutchinson, the Robert T. Werfelman, 48, of 300 South Deputy Chief William Stratton emergency. $1-69 WHOLE ^ only other commission member to preside St., Vernon was still in serious condition at described the use made of it by his men: USDA President of SBM Werfelman was pinned by both legs. “These guys work under a lot of over the May 5 public hearing, was unable Manchester Memorial Hospital this mor CHOICE ROAST pressure. They’ve got police like me wan lb . I There was gasoline fuel all around the in lE IF ROAST to attend Monday night. ning, a spokesman said. He suffered multi William R. Johnson of Glastonbury, mation and markefmg committee of the ple bone fractures including bones in both jured man who appeared to need medical ting the guy into the hospital and the road National Association of Mutual Savings BONELESS executive vice president of the Savings legs. attention as fast as possible. cleared. Their supervisor is leaning over CHICKEN Bank of Manchester, has been named Banks. State Police of the Hartford barracks The firemen pulled out the Hurst tool their shoulder. They were cool and SHOULDER president of the bank, effective Aug. 1. In . his hometown, Johnson is former Ex-Prime Minister described the accident as follows: which operates without sparks, banging, professional.” • $ Johnson, who has been with SBM for 20 president and director of the East Sato’s Condition Ms. Wickens was driving a station or flame. It is powered by an electric Traffic was backed up on the highway STEAK BREASTS years, will succeed Everett J. Livesey, Glastonbury Public Library, a former wagon in the eastbound lanes of 1-86 generator. into Tolland in the westbound lanes and member of the Glastonbury Board of The tool popped open the passenger BONELESS ^ .39 who is retiring after heading the local Extremely Serious entering Manchester at about 12:45 p.m. back toward Hartford in the eastbound .39 Finance, and former chairman of the door. Then it cut the door post and BEEF a WITH RIB , bank since 1964. Johnson was named to the She lost control of the vehicle at a curve in lanes. CAGE ( post Monday by the bank’s executive com Glastonbury Zoning Board of Appeals. TOKYO (UPI) — Former Japanese the highway within sight of the W. Middle windshield post. The cars were towed away by wreckers CHUCK He and his family live at 56 Weir St. Prime Minister Eisaku Sato lay un mittee. Tpke. bridge over 1-86. It then pulled, using chains, the and the roadway cleared well before the lb. Johnson, 52, joined the bank in its conscious and near death today atop a The station wagon struck the guard rails dashboard away from Werfelman. The afternoon rush hour began. 1 quilt-covered straw mat in a Tokyo Geisha mortgage department in 1955. He was men could then pull back his seat and the -J in the center, flipped over them, and Fire Chief John Rivosa said, after elected assistant treasurer in 1957, restaurant where he was felled by a stroke struck the car driven west by Werfelman. tool pulled the steering wheel from him. hearing the reports, that the machine may 2 secretary in 1962, and secretary-treasurer while attending a meeting of business Manchester Patrolman James Meehan The whole job was done by 1:35 p.m., have paid for itself at this one accident. FRESH PRODUCE BUYS! in 1965. He became vice president and leaders. was the first officer on the scene and he roughly about 40 minutes from the time The Board of Directors approved the |5,- treasurer in 1968 and was named executive Sato, 74-year-old statesman who helpd radioed for ambulances, the fire depart the men arrived at the scene, Stratton 012 for the tool after seeing it PINK MEAT vice president and treasurer in 1971. He transform postwar Japan into an ment and State Police. The highway is un said. demonstrated at the central firehouse Jan. CALIFORNIA economic giant and then won the Nobel Stratton had high praise for his men and LUSCIOUS will continue to serve as treasurer and der the control of the State Police. 7. director of the bank. Peace Prize in 1974, was reported too Ms. Wickens was removed from her the tool. SWEET He is a graduate of Wilbraham Academy critically ill to be removed to a hospital. FRESH and Middlebury College, where he Prime Minister Takeo Miki and other received a degree in economics. He is also high figures of Japan’s conservative CANTALOUPES CAUFORNIA a graduate of the Graduate School of political world streamed past the im 0 Savings Banking and has completed provised bed in the traditional Shinkiraku Gov. Ella Grasso Reiterates Stand , BROCCOLI courses at several schools of special restaurant in downtown Tokyo where Sato studies. collapsed Monday night. Johnson serves as director of the Sato’s personal physician. Dr. Yasushi Against State Levy for Pay Raises STRAWBERRIES pm Savings Bank Housing Corp. and Savings Ueda of Jikei University hospital, said each 2 1 Q o Bank Life Insurance Co. He is vice presi that Sato’s condition was critical and had dent and director of the Hartford Mutual worsened. He said Sato’s blood pressure HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. The unions had said Connecticut could weeks ago when she said she could not ex TROPICAL FRUIT Investment Fund. had dropped, and that his pulse had in Grasso today said she will not resort to get the ?8 million it needs for salary hikes tend Vietnamese refugees an official in TASTY FANCY Locally, Johnson is director of creased from 80-90 Monday night to 100-106 new state levies in her battle with state by withholding employes’ contributions to vitation to Connecticut because the state SWEET Northeast Data Comm Inc. and the this morning. employes threatening to strike because of the retirement fund, to be put back when already has high unemployment. MANGOES Greater Manchester Chamber of the lack of proposed wage hikes for them. the state is in better fiscal condition. The governor said today she has sent a CUCUMBERS “Some of the figures are inflated and CHERRY Commerce. He is past president and direc Mrs. Grasso also said she felt it personal contribution to a charity group some are just not feasible,’’ Mrs. Grasso CALIFORNIA tor of the Manchester Kiwanis Club and “proper” that the Connecticut Senate providing assistance to the refugees. the United Way of Manchester. Monday approved a resolution officially sai of the plan. Mrs. Grasso also said the state’s Piper Inside Today The governor also denied news reports He also serves on the mortgage com welcoming South Vietnamese refugees to Navajo aircraft should be taken to TOMATOES 3*1 mittee of the Savings Banks Association of that she had criticized President Ford’s Bradley International Airport and put the United States. Area Profile ...... Pages 5,6 handling of the Mayaguez incident as alongside the “ people mover.” Both jwcv "ii* ittt" ii7Kf~T8nc7*TMiw ' CARROTS Connecticut, and is a member of the infor “I don’t expect to be looking at any Dear Abby...... 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