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PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Coim.. Sat- Feb- 8.1875 OBITUARtES / a i i 4 NEWS Thomas Raby Dies, CAPSULES ! td U tN S Honored by Vets 2 - i a * 7 i ittattrI|F0tpr lEurmim llm lb Auto Layoffs to Drop MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1 0 ,1 9 7 5 - VOL. XCIV, No. i ll Manchester—A City of Village Charm Thomas Rothwell Raby, 99, of When he was in his late 60s, DETROIT (UPI) — Auto Industry layoffs next week will TWENTY-TWO PAGES 19 Locust St., who wrote un- he Returned to the state the drop by nearly 23,(XX) workers despite an announcement dreds of letters and sent un­ license plates on his motorcycle from the Ford Motor Co. that it is putting another 1,050 countable packages and with sidecar, ending a familiar I AttIVtS nOM workers on indefinite layoffs. sight on Manchester streets — newspapers to over 400 WASNMOTOM The four automakers will have 17 assembly and Manchester servicemen during Raby riding along with Billy 2 - 9-75 manufacturing plants closed for one week starting Monday World War II, died Thursday at Boy, his collie, sitting in ^ e sidecar. with 252,980 workers on short-and long-term layoffs. That Egypt Urges Partition a South Windsor convalescent home. Born in Southbridge, Mass., compares with 27 plants closed this week and 275,130 Mr. Raby started sending his he had lived id Manchester for workers off the job. wartime letters when the 90 years. Before retiring, he A t la n t i c Next week’s layoffs amount'to almost 40 per cent of the National Guard of Manchester was empioyed as a designer and O c a a n industry’s 657,000-member labor force. was sent to Camp Blanding, engraver for Cheney Brs Bros, Fla., for training. He also was for 50 years. Of Palestinian Area Soviets Send Advisors active in assisting iocai T E L AVIV (U PI) — The Soviet Union has sent more than By United Press International joined to King Hussein’s ’Trans-Jordan but glomerate Televisa’s “Sunday through veterans organizations in fund­ conquered by Israel in the 1967 Mideast Sunday” program that agreement with He is survived by several 7,000 advisers to the Arab world, Israeli Defense Minister Egypt has urged the United States and raising drives. war. Egypt was “the key” to harmony in the nieces and nephews living in A F R I C A . •• • ■• Shimon Peres said Friday. the Soviet Union to work for a Middle East For his patriotism, he was The newspaper report appeared hours region. Rutherford, N .J., and Long He also said a Cuban brigade and North Korean and settlement through partition of Palestine made an honorary member of before Secretary of State Henry A. “I believe that once Egypt decides to Island, N.Y. in an Arab and a Jewish state, the Cairo Manchester’s American North Vietnamese pilots were stationed in the region, but Kissinger’s arrival in Israel to start put an end to war and to establish peace A graveside service is Mon­ newspaper A1 Ahram said today. Legion, VFW and Disabled The Kissinger did not specify where. Israeli leaders previously have said negotiating a second-stage Israeli troop with Israel then all the Arab nations — day at 2 p.m. in Oak Ridge The Egyptian government memoran­ American Veterans. In 1965, he the Asian Communists were in Syria. withdrawal agreement with Egypt in the regardless of what they may think or wliat dum, a copy of which was sent to U.N. was honored at a dinner by the Cemetery, Southbridge, Mass. Odyssey Peres’ remarks came three days before the scheduled Sinai desert. their desires may be — would have to The Newkirk and Whitney Secretary General Kurt Waldheim, calls Manchester Veterans Council arrival of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger for the Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin follow Egypt,” Rabin said. , and was presented an engraved Funeral Home, 318 Burnside for a return to the original U.N. resolution beginning of talks on a possible troop withdrawal agree­ said Sunday in a Mexican television inter­ Rabin also said a possible solution to the Ave., East Hartford, is in of 1947 which sanctioned the state of Israel pin, with the design a composite view he was willing to meet Egyptian problem of Jerusalem was “to give charge of arrangements. ment. but also urged creation of an Arab state in of the three pins of the VFW, President Anwar Sadat “any time, any jurisdiction over the Christian and . Kissinger was scheduled to arrive Monday, go to Cairo what was then Palestine. DAV and Legion. There are no calling hours. place.” Moslem holy places to the various Wednesday and return to Israel the next day after a stop in ’The West Bank of Jordan was later Kissinger’s liineraiy Rabin told the Mexican television con- religious authorities involved.” Damascus. Rabin, Defense Minister Shimon Peres Danny B. Haugh Aldo J. Bachiochi This United Press International newsmap depicts the Kissinger will begin his mission Sunday and has said if he ahd Foreign Minister Yigal Allon will con­ duct the talks with Kissinger, but the en­ Danny Brennan Haugh, 17, a TOLLAND - Aldo J. route and various stops to be taken by Secretary of State is unable to achieve a second-stage accord, he may well Comeback Plans Detiied resident of Kennedy Cottage, Bachiochi, 65, of Kingsbury NEW YORK (UPI) — Nixon is not planning a political Kissinger tire Israeli cabinet was alerted for possi­ Henry Kissinger in his latest attempt to mediate a Middle have to call off further attempts to mediate a settlement. Embarks ble special sessions to take on-the-spot Mansfield State Training Ave. died Friday at Rockville East peace settlement between Israel and the Arabs. comeback, contrary to some reports, according to Ron School, and a student at General Hospital. He was the Ziegler, his chief spokesman. decisions during Kissinger’s mission. Talcottville School, died Friday husband of Mrs. Mary Witinok “He is not sitting here in San Clemente contemplating or On Peace Mission at the W.W. Backus Hospital, Bachiochi. thinking about the day when he will become a s^kesman Norwich. Jackson Proposes Creation MANCHESTER for the Republican Party or will be ambassador to China,” FRANKFURT, Germany (UPI) - With In Moscow, the Tass news agency said South Windsor He was born Aug. 2, 1957 in today Kissinger’s Middle East tour is Mr. Bachiochi was born Jan. Ziegler said in an interview Friday on CBS Evening News. an extraordinary public boost from Presi­ Hartford, son of Mrs. Margaret HOSPITAL motivated by a desire to prolong efforts 4, 1910 in Stafford Springs, and Of New Private Oil Firms “I’m sure someday he will give a speech or make dent Ford, Secretary of State Henry A. Man Crushed Brennan (Haugh) Thone of 71 for a peace settlement. had been employed as super­ NOTES Kissinger flew to the Middle East today on Garden St. and the late Samuel statements. But he is not planning a comeback.” In a brief report on the start of visor of maintenance at Cuneo WASHINGTON (UPI) - Borrowing a do the job. Therefore, “I would bring in a delicate mission to keep the American J. Haugh III. Ziegler who will be dropped Sunday from the federal Open House Conducted at Police Station Kissinger’s tour, Tass said Kissinger would Under Beam Division of AMF, Talcottville. page from Franklin Roosevelt’s method of the independents through a joint consor­ peace initiative alive with a new agree­ Other survivors are his step­ Discharged ’Thursday: Mary payroll when the transition period for Nixon expires. attempt another “so-called step-by-step He was a past president and a solving wartime shortages. Sen. Henry tium.” ment between Egypt and Israel. A South Windsor man employed by father, Martin V. Thone; four Hilderbrand, 5 Jean Rd.; Manchester Police Sgt. Henry Minor department’s Open House Sunday. Headquarters for tours. The Open settlement” of the Arab-Israeli dispute. 25-year member of the Italian Jackson proposes the government create He said the nation’s idle automobile “Good luck, Henry, God bless you,” Manchester Structural Steel Inc. was brothers, Thomas B. Haugh of Joseph Mackora, East Hart­ (left rear), the local department’s The second annual event, cosponsor^ House was conducted as part of Crime “Behind this formula is the United Social Club of Rockville and the some new private companies in the oil manufacturing facilities might be put to Reds Increase Attacks Ford told Kissinger at the ramp of the killed late this morning in an industrial ac­ Manchester, John B. Haugh of ford; Frances Padegenis, East training officer, explains video tape by the Exchange Club, drew more Prevention Week. (Herald photo by States’ support for Tel Aviv’s striving to Italian-American Friendship business. ' work producing oil well drilling equipment SAIGON (UPI) — Communist forces are increasing secretary’s plane before takeoff from cident at the Mitchell Dr. firm. Bolton, Gerald B. Haugh of Hartford; Blanche Savory, 100 equipment to a group at the than 200 persons to Police prolong the settlement process through in- Club of Tolland. He also Jackson told the Washington Press Club to supply the new firms in the field. ’This, their attacks on the capital with the coming of the Lunar Dunn) Washington. ’The man’s name was withheld pending East Hartford and Sgt. Samuel Summit St.; Agnes Babineau, termediate steps and other half belonged to the Italian Benefit Friday, in his first formal appearance he said, could be a boost to the economy as New Year, military sources said today. Hatless, his nose red with the cold, the notification of his family. J. Haugh III, serving with the 12K Bluefield Dr.; Clara measures,” Tass said. Society of Stafford Springs and after announcing his candidacy for presi­ well as a step toward solving the energy President accompanied Kissinger and his Manchester Ambulance Service per­ Army at Ft. Lewis, Wash.; four Rinehart, Newington; Diane The Saigon command has reinforced its defenses with It was Kissinger’s 10th mission to an the Kosciuszko of Rockville. dent, that the country should take its lead shortage. wife to the plane, followed by Vice Presi­ sonnel, who responded to a 10:48 a.m. call sisters, Mrs. Raymond (Nancy) Gess, Glastonbury; Sharon more than 5,000 police and combat troopers, they said, area wracked by war and ethnic enmity from FDR, who created “two or three Jackson, chairman of the Senate dent Nelson Rockefeller and other cabinet to the company, said the man was dead on Soma of Bolton, Mrs. Oscar Campanelli, Willimantic; Mary bringing government strength in the area to nearly 15,000 since the establishment of Israel as a state aluminum companies” to increase produc­ Interior Committee, said he has changed members. arrival at Manchester Memorial Hospital. (Julie) Poriss of West Hart­ Other survivors are a Russo, 188 Broad St. men, including several battalions of rangers outside the ci- Lynn Takes Over Budget Post in 1948. Kissinger described his scheduled tion when World War II broke out. his mind about seeking a gasoline ford, Margaret B. Haugh of Extraordinary Sendoff Manchester Police detectives in­ daughter, Mrs. Norman R. The Washington Democrat said he will rationing plan to conserve fuel. Also, Lynn Mennillo, East ty. 10-day mission as "exploratory.” Meriden and May P. Haugh of WASHINGTON (UPI) - Preparing to Since leaving a lucrative Cleveland law It was an extraordinary sendoff and ob­ vestigating the incident said the man was Phillip of Tolland; three sons, introduce legislation Tuesday to establish The economy’s slide has become too Hartford; Dana McCarthy, 413 The three-day celebration of the Lunar New Year begins desert as well as control of the strategic America officials said if he finds room Manchester; and a stepbrother, depart on another trip to sell his practice in 1969 to join the Commerce viously designed to counter Democratic working by himself when the accident oc­ Anthony Bachiochi and Leon a National Energy Production Board that serious to consider steps that might put Parker St.; Sandra Bidwell, 7 Feb. 11. Gidi and Mitla passes. for compromise — as he has expressed Martin V. TTione of Bristol. economic-energy program. President Department as general counsel, Lynn’s party criticism of Kissinger. curred. Bachiochi, both of Tolland, and would “mobilize the federal and private more workers out of jobs, he said. He Robert Dr., Vernon; Jessie Command spokesman Lt. Col, Le Trung Hien said Com­ Israel Seeks Assurance belief he can—he will return to the area in The Holmes Funeral Home, Ford watched today as James T. Lynn government career has soared. He Ford said 213 million Americans who Police said the man was using a Joseph Bachiochi of Rockville; resources of this nation to go. out and suggested a “gradual” approach similar Lozeau, 333 Bidwell St.; Nathan Israel is seeking assurance that it will March, if necessary, to complete the 400 Main St., is in charge of munist troops launched 134 shellings, 23 ground attacks assunned the job of overseeing what surely sidestepped the pitfalls of Watergate, win­ look at Kissinger’s record recognize his mechanical hoist to lift a huge, steel I- a sister, Mrs. Theresa Innocen- explore and locate oil and do the to the odd-even sales days, Sunday gas sta­ Wright, 73D' E. Middle ’Tpke. not just be faced with an unfavorable agreement. arrangements, which are in­ and 32 acts of sabotage against government positions will be the nation’s biggest peacetime ning promotions to Commerce un­ accomplishments in achieving Middle beam, and he ducked under the beam to do zi of Stafford Springs; two preliminary drilling and to help create tion closings and state allocation systems military situation if it withdraws and Kissinger told Dutch television before complete. during the 24-hour period ending at 6 a.m. today. deficit budget. dersecretary in April, 1971 and HUD Eastern peace. something when it was about three or four brothers, Arthur Bachiochi of some new oil companies that can engage used during the 1973-74 Arab oil embargo. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat has not he left that the goal was to “get a feel for The family suggests that any Lynn, 47, former secretary of Housing secretary in February, 1973. Kissinger’s blue and silver Air Force jet feet off the ground. Stafford Springs and Americo competitively in the outer continental But Jackson said he would give the been willing, or able, to guarantee non­ the real convictions of the chief memorial contributions may be and Urban Development and one of the touched down at Rhine-Main U.S. Air The I-beam, which police suspect was Bachiochi of Longmeadow, shelf and Alaska.” President standby authority to impose The Best ‘‘House Cleaner” is a Flying to Texas belligerency. protagonists, who might be reluctant to made to the Mansfield Parents fastest-rising young bureaucrats in Force base in Frankfurt for refueling improperly fastened to the hoist, fell and Mass.; and seven Jackson said the big oil companies now gasoline rationing if nothing else works. Want Id. After the ceremony. Ford was prepared “There isn’t any fundamental change in put their thoughts down in writing.” Association of Mansfield State SHOP PINEHURST (302 Main) government, was sworn in as director of after being diverted from Mildenhall, crush^ the man, police said. grandchildren. seeking new supplies would not be able to to fly to Texas today to drum up public our commitment to the security and the Training Schooi or to the the Office of Management and Budget. England, by fog. SUNDAY 8 A.M. til 2 P.M. support for the controversial programs he integrity of Israel,’’ Ford told the Chicago Manchester Association for The oath was administered by Supreme Kissinger was flying on to Israel, his The funeral is Monday at 8:15 For Meats, Fresh Bakery, Milk. has devised to stimulate jobs and conserve Tribune Saturday in an interview. Retarded Citizens, Lincoln Court Associate Justice William first Middle East stop, where he will a.m. from Burke-Fortin fuel. On ’Tuesday, the trip will take him to “We have a great mutuality of interest Center. VFW Chieftan Rehnquist. arrive late today. Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., Kansas. With Any $7.50 Purchase Buy in the preservation of stability in the Mid­ Before he left, Kissinger reportedly Dunlop to Join Cabinet Rockville, with a Mass at St. AREA Succeeds Ash “I think the people he needs to sell his /ABOUT Criticizes Land of Lakes dle East. We both agree that there has to assessed at better than 50-50 his chances of Bernard’s Church, Rockville, at BUTTER...... lb 79< Lynn, who succeeds Roy L. Ash, will re­ energy policy to are the congressmen,” Michael L. Zawistowski be some headway made in the solution of finding room for agreement between 9. Burial will be in St. Edwards Amnesty Act POLICE REPORT Chock Full Of Nuts COFFEE...... lb 89‘ tain his Cabinet rank but take a sizeable said M. A. Wright of Exxon, one of the oil some of the problems out there, territorial As Secretary of Labor Michael Zawistowski, 62, of TOWN Israel and Egypt for another partial Cemetery, Stafford Springs. cut in salary, from 960,000 to 942,500. executives Ford will see in an afternoon and others. There may be some 80 Bell St. died Friday night at HARTFORD. (UPI) - The Coca Cola or all flavors Cott Sods, withdrawal of Israeli troops east of the Friends may call at the “I know you’ve taken a pay cut,” Ford meeting. He has dinner scheduled with the differences over details, but fundamental­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - John Dunlop, confidence — that’s the sort of working Manchester Memorial head of the Veterans of Foreign COVENTRY with possession on Feb. 1, but Ginger Ale or Club Suez Canal. funeral home Sunday from 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fowler told Lynn during the swearing-in governors of Texas, Arkansas, Arizona, ly we still have an identical interest at this an economics professor from Harvard, is together we need,” Dunlop said, pounding Hospital. He was the husband of of 68 Leland Dr. will be host and Wars in Connecticut says Presi­ Thomas J . Sullivan Jr., 22, of fled from arresting officers. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 6 Full Quarts for *2.89 ceremony in the Oval Office of the White New Mexico and Oklahoma. time.” replacing Peter Brennan, a former his fist for emphasis. Mrs. Hildur Skoog Zawistowski. dent Ford has “caved in to self- South St. Coventry was Roach was released on 9500 hostess Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. House. “But you’ll make up in energy painter from the tough streets of New While the solution was “working Mr. Zawistowski was bom at Lutz Junior Museum. serving advisors” regarding his arrested at his home yesterday non-surety bond. Court date is Sea/test fee Cream Sale Starts Sunday Ford’s Tuesday Plans what you’ve lost in compensation.” York, as secretary of labor. together,” Dunlop did not feel the solution March 23, 1912 in Manchester, clemency program. afternoon and charged with il­ Feb. 18. Save 40$ on every 'h Gallon. All '/? Gallon 149 Flavors... For Tuesday, Ford plans an early In his new post, Lynn will oversee all Dunlop, a Harvard University professor, would be quickly coming. ‘"There does not son of the late John and Mary Nicholas Seibert Frank J. Lavender of Fair- legal sale of marijuana and il­ evening news conference and a private Loyal Circle of Kings government spending programs and is acceptable to AFL-CIO President exist any simplistic kind of Ouija board, Zatkowski Zawistowski, and COVENTRY - Nicholas field said ever since Ford an­ legal possession of marijuana, Charles P. Ladany, 23, of 45 meeting with the governors of lUnsas, Daughters will meet Monday at Ford’s proposed new fiscal program for George Meany, a man whose support Aladdin’s Lamp or whatever you want to has had lived here all his life. Seibert, 86, of 335 Woodbridge 7:45 p.m. in the Federation nounced his clemency program according to Coventry police. Patriot Rd., Windsor was Sealtest ICE CREAM 1.09 Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, Texas Laborer Confesses 1976, estimated to run 952 billion in the President Ford needs for his economic call it that is instantly going to solve the He had been employed as assis­ Rd. died Friday at a Williman- Room of Center Congregational at the VFW national conven­ arrested yesterday after being Colorado, Nebraska, Wisconsin, North and All 159 Flavors 'h Gallon $1.19. red, the biggest deficit in peacetime programs. Brennan wasn’t. Of Brennan, problems,” he said. tant superintendent at Case tic convalescent home. tion, “we have held both our South Dakota. Church. Mrs. Ruth Muldoon and stopped by police on Rt. 83 in Limited Supply and Assortment Sunday and a large ship­ history. Meny once said: "It’s very unusual to Dunlop has served every president since Bros, before retiring iast year Mr. Seibert was bom Aug. 16, tongues and our tempers as we Police say and extensive in­ ’The other traveler. Secretary of State To Several Murders Mrs. Mary Thrall a re Vernon, according to police. ment of all flavors early Monday. Put this Special on your have a cabinet member who is completely Franklin Roosevelt. He joined the Har­ after 32 years with the com­ 1888 in Hackensack, N.J., and have disagreed with the Presi­ vestigation into the drug traffic Powerful Post Henry A. Kissinger, left Sunday night. His hostesses. Ladany was charged with calendar for Sunday or Monday. FORT WORTH, Tex. (UPI) - A 24- in the case since state law proscribes the unacceptable to the sector of the economy vard economics dpartment in 1938 and has pany. He was a member of had lived in Coventry for many dent without being dis­ in Coventry is now under way As keeper of the federal purse strings, job on this 10-day trip is to sell com­ operating under the influence of year-old laborer, accompanied by his death penalty when murders are com­ that he’s supposed to be interested in.” written 14 books. Emanuel Lutheran Church and years. He was employed at agreeable.” due to the large amount of the Lynn will have life and death power over promise to Israel and the Arabs. Egypt Couples Bridge Group 1 of alcohol or drugs and in­ pastor, walked into police headquarters mitted during rapes. Of Dunlop, Meany said Sunday (on CBS’ On his impending departure, Brennan the Senior Citizens. Pratt and Whitney Division of But said Lavender, ‘‘our material seized at the Sullivan terference with an officer. many government programs, making him wants Israel to give up oil-producing Manchester Newcomers Club Land of Lakes Sunday and confessed to the October tor­ After the suspect turned himself over to “Face the Nation” ): “I’ve known him for said, “I don’t blame the President.” But, Other survivors are a son, United Aircraft Corp., East forebearance is at an end.” He residence. one of the most powerful persons in the territory it has captured in the Sinai will meet tonight at 7:30 at the He was released on |250 non­ ture murders of three women and two police he led them to an apartment where a quarter of a century and I’ve never had he added, "some of the new people in the Gary M. Zawistowski of Hartford, until he retir^ . said Ford has given in to “self- Sullivan was released on |1,- bureaucracy. home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome surety bond. Court date is Feb. children. He also told police he knifed two officers found the victims of the Saturday any problems getting along with him and I White House don’t feel for people. It’s not Manchester; two sisters, Mrs. Survivors are three brothers, seving advisors who foolishly (KIO non-surety bond. Court date 25. CHEESE Dvornek, London Rd., Hebron. other women to death Saturday night and night killings, Betty Williams, 24, and assume I’ll get along with him as helping the administration with the labor Celia Kodes and Mrs. Jeanette William Seibert of Rockville, equate ‘success’ of the clemen­ is Feb. 25. Shop PINEHURST Sunday 8 til 2; Monday 9 til 6 raped a baby sitter the same evening. Vera Louise Hill, 21. ’They had been bound secretary of labor.” movement — the rank and file.” Erickson, both of Manchester; John Seibert of Forked River, Couples Penny Poker Group cy program with recruiting Harold Manoian, 52, of 102 ’The October murders had been the with strips of b ^ sheets and stabbed to The White House announced the nomina­ There’s no question that Brennan, 57, is and three grandchildren. N .J., and Albert Seibert of of Manchester Newcomers objectives or salesmen’s Cipolla Dr., East Hartford Was homicide department’s No. 1 unsolved death with a knife. tion Saturday. Interviewed at his Belmont, loved by the rank and file. He packs the The funeral service is Mon­ Caboole, Mo.; a sister. Miss Club will meet tonight at 8:30 at goals.” New England Fires charged with failure to obey a SOUTH WINDSOR PINEHURST GROCERY INC. crime ever since the bodies were dis­ “It’s a miracle he didn’t murder the Mass., home, Dunlop, 60, said he would union halls with cheering members. He day at 11 a.m. at Emanuel Anna Schufft of Largo, Fla.; the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lavender labeled as “ the stop sign, according to police. covered. But police did not know of the baby sitter and the other people he tied up leave for Washington ’Tuesday. He urged grew up in the Hell’s Kitchen section of Lutheran Church. The Rev. two grandchildren and eight William Martin, 209 Grissom divisive folly” of Selective Ser­ An East Hartford Drive-In 302 Main, Manchester, Conn. Court date is Feb. 18. weekend murders until the suspect in the house,” an investigator said. “One the nation to work together and praised New York City, becoming a painter and Ronald Fournier, co-pastor, great-grandchildren. Rd. vice System employes “serving Theater cashier was held up at gunpoint at the theater 8 p.m. Kill 14 Persons showed officers the bodies. of them was a little baby. the President’s tax cut proposals— which working his way up in the AFL^IO’s New wiil officiate. Burial will be in ’The private funeral service is as employment agents for draft The suspect told police he bound the have been approved by Ford’s labor- York Building and Construction Trades East Cemetery. Monday at Holmes Funeral Couples Rotating Gourmet dodgers while veterans are out Friday, according to police. “It appears that rape was the motive United Press International at Massachssetts General was in good con­ baby sitter and two children during his management advisory committee. Council. Friends may call at Holmes Home, 400 Main St., Group of Manchester New­ of work.” behind the crimes,” he said. “He claims Fire took a heavy toll in New England dition. last attack and then tied up the children’s “To get them jointly to agree to that, to He organized a parade of “hard hat” Funeral Home, 4(K) Main St., Manchester. Burial will be in comers Club will meet tonight He said the amnesty issue has A man, who showed a small that he raped and killed the women (in Oc­ over the weekend, killing at least 14 per­ Killed were Charlene Garneau, 32, parents When they return^ home. provide both personal income and business construction workers in support of former Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. Center Cemetery. at 8 for a Pennsylvania Dutch been “ an insulting detour” hand^n during the robbery, BEAUTY SALO^ tober) and that he then had to kill the two •o API I-, »,'Mf ST ‘,ri:fq.^ftY ^ ^ David Garneau, 6, Edward Garneau, 10, Homicide Lt. Oliver Ball, who has tax cuts, and then to urge that to the President Nixon in 1972 which drew the The family suggests that any There are no calling hours. menu. For more information from the national agenda. fled in a small foregn car sons, seven of them in a blaze at an Athol, children at the Riverside Village apart­ Steven Abram, 11, Jacqualine Abram, 15, assigned every officer available to solve Congress as a means of restoring public attention of the White House. memorial contributions may be contact Mrs. Frank Gallant. without firing a shot, police WE INVENTED BEAUTY ON A BUDGET" AND IT’S NEVER BEEN MORE IMPORTANT Mass., home. ment project because they were there and made to the Memorial Fund of say. No one was hurt in the inci­ TO YOU THAN IT IS NOW. The 2 a.m. fire at a two-story residence Robert Peterson 17 and Susan Peterson, the Oct. 8 murders, said officers were he had to do something with them.” dent. ’The robber escaped with Sunday left six children and an adult dead. 15. prepared to file seven murder charges Emanuel Lutheran Church. On Oct. 8, a killer tortured and stabbed 935 to 950. Police said the home of Robert Peterson Intense Heat against the suspect. He also said District Jr., 38, was gutted, leaving only three sur­ Attorney Tim Curry was filing charges of three women, a 3-year-old girl and a 2- BE OUR VALENTINE Fire officials said intense heat from the year-old boy. Their hands had been tied New Orleans Begins Fire Calls vivors. aggravated rape against the suspect. VERNON flames and temperatures near zero Torrington Firm For 19 years, we have served you at your convenience. The no- Two Western New England College Officers said the man worked at an behind their backs and rags were stuffed MANCHESTER Vernon police report that hampered their operations. \ Announces Layoff POLICE REPORT appolntment Idea Is one you’ll like. Love l8...Havlng your hair done at roommates were also killed early Sunday envelope manufacturing company. into the throats of the women. A bloody Friday, 9:53 p.m. — Gasoline Mark T. Roach, 17, of 17 Bishop The Springfield fire took the lives of butcher knife was found on the floor. Mardi Gras Revels Cut & Curl. when fire broke out in a four-story Curry said he will seek the death penalty TORRINGTON (UPI) - The washdown on V alley St. St., Vernon turned himself in to Charles MaeVane, 21, of Nashua, N.H., Torrington Co. has announced Springfield, Ma)ss., apartment building. and his roommate David Sullivan, 22, of NEW GLEANS (UPI) - ’Trampled litter Carlos Gonzalez, 31, of New promise with court date set (Town). the police yesterday. Roach . 10 Parade,” and a glittering ball climaxed plans to lay off 750 of 1,000 No other injuries were reported. Concord, N.H. A third roommate, I^ss was everywhere. Empty beer and wine Haven, was charged Friday in a Feb. 24. TOLLAND COUNTY was charged with illegal the evening. production employes at its In­ SPECIALS CLIP HEART Rescue Impossible Davis, 21, of New York, escap^ un­ cups carpeted the streets. But the Court of Common Pleas —Jerri McColloch of 18 Deer­ Friday, 8:53 p.m. — False possession of a controlled sub­ FOR FEB. 10-1B New Hampshire Senate Ballots A short distance from the parade route, dustrial Needle Division for two FORSAYIHRS Athol officials said when firemen harmed. All three were students at costumed crowds came anyway Sunday in warrant with issuing a bad field Dr. reported to police alarm from Vernon Box 236, stance and escape from 9 \ hordes of jeans-clad young visitors weeks beginning Feb. 17. reached the one-family dwelling on Gates Western New England. celebration of Mari Gras to hear a regally check and third-degree larceny Saturday morning that her car South St. and Vernon Ave. custody. FEB. 10 - 16 jammed Bourbon St. and every lounge in The layoffs will affect about Road, the flames had engulfed the Two children were killed Saturday in a Being Sent to Washington attired Jackie Gleason say, “How sweet it in connection with an incident was broken into sometime (Rockville). Roach was originally charged sight. 20 per cent of the entire work $7.98 building, making it impossible for them to fire at their home in West Springfield, is.” at Caldor’s. Friday night. Police said that 3 STEP BREEZY CUT And all of it was mere prelude to the all­ force of the company, which is Value attempt rescues. Mass. Police said Norman Beyette, 14, CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - The ballots constitutional questions, two of which A special team of police meanwhile Gonzalez was released on his the glove cdmpartment was day excitement that comes Tuesday, Mar­ Torringtonis largest employer. “We don’t know how the three of them had been baby-sitting for his nephew, from New Hampshire’s Senate race have yet to be recounted, and voter covered the city, arresting drunken; written promise to appear in broken into and a wallet with FEB. 14-15 di Gras, the last day of feasting and A company spokesman at­ got out. As far as we know, there were no Ronald Haskill, 3, when faulty wiring ap­ should arrive in Washington late tonight checklists which are needed by town revelers and dope peddlers and towing Court of Common Pleas 12, personal papers were taken celebration before Lent. tributed the planned layoffs to FIREPLACE HEADQUARTERS rescues,” said a police officer. parently ignited the blaze in the five-room where they will be plac^ behind locked meeting day March 4. away the cars of visitors who thronged to East Hartford, March 17. along with a bank book. Entry 50« OFF SHAM POO and SET Maskers were costumed as angels and the general decline in the Peterson was reported in guarded condi­ residence. doors and barred windows. the city for the annual celebration. was gained by breaking a right New Hampshire’s Assistant Attorney devils, cowboys and Indians, knights, economy. WHOLESALE • RETAIL FEB. 10-11-12-13 tion at Athol Memorial Hospital. Investigators said the fire apparently The Republicans will get a key to one of Police and fire officials asked motorists In other Manchester Police front window, police said. General, ’Thomas Rath, says the state in­ clowns, elephants and almost anything im­ ’Transferred to Massachusetts General started in the first flqpr living room area the locks, and Democrats the key to the not to park their cars along the narrow and reports: — Richard Bedrossian, —Kathleen Caruso of Coven­ sists the same guarded vehicle used to aginable. Parades begin just hours after • 4 « i Hospital In Boston was John Abram, 12, and flashed up an open stairwell. Intense other. Round-the-clock supervision by a congested French Quarter streets. 18, of 729 N. Main St., was try reported to police Friday S H and CUT take the boxes to Washington, will also sunrise and continue until late evening. • All types S colors on display who was in fair condition, suffering second heat hampered firemen from reaching the uniformed and plainsclothes guard will “Let me remind you, had we had a PRODUCTIVE WORK charged Friday with evading night that her 1964 Corvette was return the constitutional amendment • Custom mode screens FEB. 10 - 15 and third degree bums over 25 per cent of victims. secure the ballots while the U.S. Senate serious fire with these kind of parking con­ NEW YORK (UPD - For the responsibility in connection stolen from the U.A. Theatre ballots to the state. e Glosslyre gloss doors his body. Hls brother, Raymond, 14, also In Maine, five persons, including three continues its investigation. ditions, it could have been a real man with lots of spare time, a with a-minor accident in the East Parking Lot. ’The car was •4 OFF S144B-S1B.98-S18.80 e All accessories children, were killed in two separate fires A U.S. marshal sat in the jump seat of ‘"They said the ballots would be returned catastrophe,” said Fire Supt. William new book called “How to parking lot of Northway Phar­ locked, police said. e Factory Built Chimneys VALUE Saturday. The results of autopsies In the the tractor-trailer truck which hauled the with the same security and we’re going to McCrossen in a television appeal. Inside Today Rehabilitate Abandoned Build- macy. He was released on his —It was reported to police . OELUXE PERMS OPEN e Installations PLUS QUALITY deaths of Ramona, Edward and Daniel boxes to Washington. ‘"There will be other hold them to their word,” Rath said. Police also reported 518 caniival-related ings” gives the nonprofessional written promise to appear in Friday that the Administration ONE DISCOUNT 6 DAYS EQUALS A The Weather Carroll of North Waterboro were expwted U.S. marshals following in another car,” The heavy security precautions follow arrests during a seven-day period. They Area P ro file...... Pa«e» 5. « all the information he needs in court Feb. 25. Building at Manchester Com­ • PER SERVICE 3 EVENINQS today. Officials say they believe the fire said George Schoeller, the manager of the the November general election which was said 104 of the arrests were for narcotics MCC calendar...... P®8® 7 ac(]8iinng an abandoned house, —Robert Majewski, 29, of 177 munity College on Bidwell St. SATISFIED CUSTOMER Sunny and cold today. High that killed the children was set. Manchester branch of Associated Eastern won at different levels by both Republican violations. garage or other type of building Summit St., was charged was broken into sometime fire - glow disf. MACC news...... Pa8® 9 temperatures In the low and mid 20s. Fair TWO men were killed Saturday In Inc., which Is shipping the ballots. Louis Wyman and Democrat John Durkin. Gleason, wearing a sparkling, gem- ^ getting it back into produc­ Friday with intoxication and ’Thursday night and an IBM Route 83, Vernon (2 milts NorHi of Vornon Oirolo) Business news...... Pages 12, IS SIS OreMl tSMl 28B EMngton Hoad followed by increasing cloudness tonight. Houlton, Maine, when a fire swept through The truck was expected to make a stop­ Election night had Wyman winning by studded white costume and a crown of tive shape. The book says some disorderly conduct in connec­ Selectric typewriter was taken Hours: Tuns, Wod, Thurs, 104:38 Fri. 10-8 Sat. 8 4 luO. 114 2318 Main Strati He says water on Jupiter ...... Page 22 llanfllMtlir. CL East Hwlford, Gt CL Low temperature 10 to 15 degrees. the Stanley Boarding House on Milita^ over in Maryland to switch drivers and 542 votes, a recount of the race made grape leaves to symbolize his reign as “dead” buildings are available tion with a domestic dispute. from one of the offices. ’The loss OlMtOHbun, Herald Angle— ...... P88® 1® Clntod Mondnyt 8T2-I9S8 041-2017 280-8874 083-6403 Tuesday — considerable cloudiness and Street. The victims were identified as proceed to Washington, arriving Durkin a winner by 10 votes, and a review Bacchus, god of wine, rode Sunday at the fo r a s little as a $1 payment He was released on his written was set at 9370. Cougars check sk id ...... Page 16 not so cold. High temperatures in the low Hartley Tottem, 66, and ArUiur McLean, sometime late tonight. of the recount reversed that, leaving head of a mammoth parade. and mid 30s. 74. Included in the 800 boxes are votes on Wyman with a two-vote edge. The theme was “Bacchus’ Circus Schoolboy basketball...... Page 16 PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALdI Manchester, Conn.. Mon.. Feb. 10.1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon„ Feb. ID, 1975 - PAGE THREE Apple Coloration Hurt j Permission Sought to Park NATIONM WEATHEt Sf tVICE FOtECAST t« 7AM EST 1 Patrons’ Drive Opens Cashmere, Wash. — FederaT' Reid Urges Austerity l i e r a l b 24 researchers here, seeking a w a^ aaoo-— ^ to obtain uniform light yellovP Area Prolile School Buses at Town Hall For G&S Production color in Golden Delicious ajG pies, have discovered that higlr in Budget Preparation not to use it as the variance was admonition to Mrs. Robbins for • IA 1 COVENTRY only for six months. failure to follow the correct, Hie Manchester Gilbert and which provides two tickets to amounts of nitrogen fertilizer Monica Shea cause an excess of chlorophyll 1110 board also voted to send a procedure for bus changes. Sullivan Workshop opens its either performance and a Three Hearings Today Correspondent •••TON in apples. letter to the bus company infor­ Marsha Kenefick, principal at patron drive for this year’s The town has been receiving 742-9495 listing in the program. Also, the resultant heavy foil-'’ HEBRON right-of-way in Coventry. ming it that it is responsible for Robertson Grammar School, in­ production “Pirates of Pen­ Those who wish to may 1384 each year not to plant com Some project ideas being con­ COVENTRY Members of the Board of age shades the apples in the Anne Dallaire The second hearing will deal any additional fuel costs in­ formed the board that Mrs. zance” today. become contributing patrons on the farm which is the Gilead sidered are a TV documentary, Monica Shea Education have agreed to send lower parts of the tree and pre­ Correspondent with the application of Leo curred because it didn’t have a Robbins had told one of the WVORK "Pirates” will be presented for 120 for which they will Hill School site. assisting the Historical Society a letter to the Town Council vents proper coloring and ma­ 228-3267 LeMay to excavate and remove permanent site at which to grammar school secretaries March 7 and 3 at 8 p.m. at East receive two tickets and a Closed Wednesday with its museum, assisting the There will be three public asking permission to park turing. First Selectman Aaron Reid material in the Hemlock Point park. The company is currently that the schedule of 42 children Catholic High School. special listing in the program. The Hebron and Gilead Hill schools with their projects, a hearings tonight by the Plan­ school buses behind the apple is urging all town boards and area of Coventry Lake. gasing the buses at the town would be changed this week. Proceeds from the show will Anyone interested in souvenir booklet, map or dis­ ning and Zoning Commission orchard to the side of the Town •A N F R A N C IS ^ l| commissions to use extreme Elementary Schools will be garage. Mrs. Robbins is supposed to be donated to New Hope Manor, becoi^g a patron may contact play, a ball. Colonial days ac­ and Inland Wetlands Agency. Hall. austerity due to the economic closed.for Lincoln’s Birthday The commission will also dis­ The difference will be about clear any route changes with Manchester’s rehabilitation Mrs. Acker at the above ad­ tivities, the Gay City improve­ A public hearing to be held at The bus company will have to r situation in the preparation of Wednesday, and for mid-winter cuss its representative to the 1300 for one month. Dr. Elman. home for teen-age girls, and to dress, or phone 521-8168. 8 on the application of David move the buses on March 6 ^ 0 . 2 4 1 Manchester their 1975-76 budget requests. recess, Feb. 17 through 21. ment project, coordination with Windham Regional Planning Lillian Robbins, district Dr. Elman also informed the LO« AN9CLCS the Manchester Bicentennial Special group rates for Rappe, trustee for Thomas when its variance to park buses Reid also said that no new the churches in town, the Agency, Jim Moore. This dis­ manager of the Mass. Bus Co., board that he had been told that Committee Band Shell Fund. theater parties or other groups Welles and Lois Heinz, for the on the site runs out. This is the programs should be instituted. PZC Meets Bicentennial license plate cussion will take place because had indicated to Dr. Arnold the bus company would be The band shell fund committee Country Club legalization of a two-lot subdivi­ second location that the com­ are available by contacting Reid told the board Friday he The Planning and Zoning sales, a parage and coordina­ of a letter sent to the PZC by Elman, superintendent of seeking an extension on its per­ is seeking to raise funds to con­ Hank Poirier, 78 Richmond Dr. Commission will meet Tuesday tion for other town sion on Hop River Rd. the Town Council asking the pany has received permission had received 13,000 at the Board The Inland Wetlands agency schools, that the company mit to park the buses at the old struct a band shell in Center “Pirates of Penzance” is the Herbie Hancock (left) and Chick Corea join “Soundstage” Restaurant at 8 p.m. at the Town Office organizations. commission to re-evaluate its to use and done so. iOWiST TtMKIATItliS V ^ of Finance meeting but this was will have its first public hearing thought it should not be respon­ Zollo’s Supermarket and that he Park for the nation’s bicenten­ 28th annual production of the for an hour of music Thursday (Feb. 13) at 10 p.m. on ON Building. The meeting is open to the appointment because of his lack The company was also only a drop in the bucket. The at 8:30 on the application of the sible for the additional gas didn’t believe that the Zoning nial celebration. Gilbert & Sullivan Workshop, a Connecticut Public Television (Channel 24, Hartford). SOUTH MAIN STREET The agenda includes High public and any new ideas are of attendance at the regional granted a variance to park the 13,000 was transferred from the Connecticut Light and Power costs. Board of Appeals would look Mrs. Janet Acker, 21 King non-profit organization, com­ View Estates, Caron Bros., Rt. welcome. planning meetings. buses on the Nathan Hale Gas The luncheons and contingency fund to the snow Co. to replace poles in their The letter will also include an favorably on this request. r— LEGEND' Rd., West Hartford, is chair­ posed of people from the cocktails are as beautiful 85, ordinance on building on dirt Co. site on South St. but chose man of the patron committee. A removal and maintenance ac­ greater Hartfoi^ area, for the as the scenery. count. • roads, and proposed revision of patron membership is $10 purpose of presenting light Daily Bilingual News Bring your clients or The selectmen also received subdivision regulations. opera for the benefit of local your friends to enjoy Chef a letter from Mary B. Koelsoh, charities. Paul's creative soups and Debuts on Channel 3 county executive director for Bicentennial Agenda exciting dally luncheons. the U.S. Department of un WE ATHEI POfOCAST ^ We will accommodate The Bicentennial Commis­ New Memory Element Starting today, Hartford’s in to an exact Spanish transla­ Agriculture’s Stabilization dnd sion will meet Wednesday at tion on their radios. groups to one hundred or Conservation Commission, Has Greater Capacity WFSB-TV (Channel 3) will more. 7:30 p.m. in the Burritt Mutual simulcast the first half-hour of Acevedo, a native of reviewing the terms of the crop Savings Bank building, Hebron For Period Ending 7 AM EST Tuesday. Monday night will find rain in the Pacific Tokyo — A Japanese govern­ its 6 p.m. “Eyewitness News’’ Mayaguez, P.R., is community Tel. 646-0103 land adjustment program. Shopping Plaza. Northwest, while snow and snow flurries will occur in the northern Rockies, the northern ment research institute has an­ in Spanish. services assistant to Hartford’s The grant was first received Among the items on the agen­ Plains and in the vicinity of the Lakes. Clear and freezing conditions will dominate most of nounced development of a new city manager. Service from during 1965 and awarded by the da will be to vote on project the nation, except for the southern portions and the Pacific coastal area. Minimum memory element with a greater The Spanish version will be WFSB-TY said the pioneering 11:30 a,nu to 3 p .m . agriculture, department. It capacity than conventional com­ ideas to include in the com­ readings include: (approx, max. temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 38 (61), Boston 17 broadcast over Radio Station effort on simulcasting a amounted to 13,841 paid during mission’s final Bicentennial puter memory elements like WRTC-FM, 89.3 MHz, the ’Trini­ Spanish translation is designed a 10-year period in 10 equal (31), Chicago 19 (34), Cleveland l9 (39), Dallas 43 (65), Denver 26 ( 48), Duluth -4 (19), magnetic discs or drums. program. ty College station. 'Translation to provide additional service to Houston 51 (75), Jacksonville 48 ( 72), Kansas City 24 ( 44), Little Rock 39 (59), Los Angeles The new memory circuit, payments. using magnetic bubbles about 5 will be by William C. Acevedo the area. m 49 (63), Miami 67 ( 78), Minneapolis -4 (20), New Orleans 50 (78), New York 23 (40), and will originate from a Phoenix 43 ( 70), San Francisco 44 (60), St. Louis 26 (47) and Washington 27 (51). microns in diameter, is 4.4mm X 6.4mm in size and has a mem­ special studio at Channel 3’s ,Six Recommendations ory capacity of 17.472 bits, or Broadcast House. 10 to 100 times more than that of the magnetic disc or drum Viewers will be able to watch ;Made by SWAC Over now being used as auxiliary the “Eyewitness News” memory devices in computers. telecast on Channel 3 and tune [Property Revaluation

FORUM OF THE ARTS Sewer Commission By JUNE TOMPKINS ^OUTH WINDSOR The South Windsor SeWer H Judy Kuehnel Commission will meet Tuesday TV TONIGHT 2, Correspondent at 8 p.m. in the Town Hall. ; 644-1364 Included on the agenda will be the review of assessments Bushnell Memorial p.m. For information, call 486- 6:00 New York Report ...... 9 'T h e South Windsor Associa-, actor, is a regular fixture of the SHOP AT HOME for Michael Lanza, 2163 Friday, Bobby Vinton, 4226. 1 News...... 3-8-22-30 Challenge of Truth...... 18 “Hot L Baltimore” cast on fion of Citizens (SWAC) has Ellington Rd. ; A. Zagorski, 2183 presented by Ardee Festivals, 8 ABC-TV. Bewitched ...... 5 Straight Talk...... 24 For Custom Draperies asked the Town Council to con­ Hart! College of Music The Untouchables ...... 9 Governor’s Meeting...... 57 Ellington Rd.; and L. Lipman, p.m. sider six recommendations in lots 28 and 29 on Ellington Rd. Saturday, “Hair,” rock Saturday, 7 a.m., students at 12 O’clock H igh...... 18 10:30 Slipcovers & Bedspreads Coachlight yght of the concern existing in Also to be considered is the musical, 6 and 9:30 p.m. Hartt College of Music, Univer­ The Honeymooners...... 20 New Jersey R eport...... 9 Dinner Theatre toe community over the recent possible extension of sewers to Sunday, Country Music sity of Hartford,’ will try to do Electric Company...... 24-57 Connecticut R ep o rt...... 18 “Irma La Douce,” through ^valuation of property. Ellington Rd. from Clark St. to Productions, Inc., presents the what few people have tried — a Bonanza...... 40 Woman...... 24 March 2 (except Sundays) at Z SWAC has recommended: Wapping Center. Conway Twitty Show, 2:30 and performance of the piano piece the dinner theater in East 6:30 11:00 ! — An elimination of the 1975- Under new business will be a 7:30 p.m. “Vexations” by the French Windsor. For reservations, call News...... 3-8-20-22-30 News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 K budget appropriation to the report on the settlement of the Feb. 19, Hartford Symphony 623-8227, or 522-1266. composer Erik Satie (1866- I Love Lucy ...... 5 capital goals and non-recurring 1925). The Best of Groucho...... 5 old line on Buckland Rd. from Orchestra conducted by Arthur A Teacher Preview ...... 24 Expense fund. “Vexations,” written roughly Harness Racing ...... 9 the consulting engineer, and Winograd, featuring cellist Yo Chateau de Ville Zoom...... 57 I Love Lucy ...... 20 1 — A moritorium on the use of Yo Ma playing Lalo’s Cello between 1893 and 1895 is a 52- discussion and setting of in­ Dinner Theatre 6:45 11:30 jll monies currently in the terest rates for sewer Concerto, 8:15 p.m. beat piece played very slowly “Fiddler on the Roof,” Economics 201 ...... 24 Movies ...... 3-5-8-9-40 capital goals fund. For reservations, call 246- 840 times. assessments. through Sunday at the dinner 7:00 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 I — The non-pursuance of any 6807. theater in East Windsor. For Thus, if each statement of the {troject or major building PZC Meets piece takes one and a half Elizabeth Montgomery stars News...... 3-22-40 1:00 The South Windsor Planning reservations, call 525-1488 or Andy Griffith Show ...... 5 program that will result in the Manchester 623-9861. minutes, the entire perfor­ as the terrified spinster ac­ Tom orrow ...... 20-22-30 bonding of a capital expen- and Zoning Commission will TruUi or Consequences...... 8 Community Coiiege mance would last about 21 cused of axe-murders in 1:30 Siture during the 1975-76 fiscal hold a special meeting Tuesday Ironside ...... 9 Thursday, Friday and Satur­ Mark Twain Masquers hours. “The Legend of Lizzie Reel Camp ...... 5 ^ear. at 8 p.m. in the Public Com­ Dick Van Dyke...... 18 day, “ Babbit and the “6 Rms Riv Vu” at the “Vexations” was premiered Borden,” an ABC-TV movie Joe Franklin Show...... 9 Z — That the council address missions Room of the Town F ilm ...... 20 Firebugs,” a three-act play by Roberts Theater in West Hart­ in New York by the American Monday (Feb. 10) at 9 p.m. itself to the establishment of an Hall. To Tell the T ruth...... 30 Max Frisch, in the auditorium ford, Thursday, Friday and composer John Cage, with a MONDAY MOVIES appropriate set of guidelines to School Board Meets Consumer Survival K it...... 57 on the main campus at Bidwell Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets are team of pianists who kept the Control the future management The South Windsor Board of St., 8:30 p.m. For further infor­ available at the door. piece going by taking different THEATER 7:30 8:00 (9) "Attack” (1956). :hnd use of the monies in the Education will meet Tuesday at “shifts” at the piano. Other mation, call 646-4900, ext. 259. The Price Is Right ...... 3 Jack Balance, Lee Marvin. Jund. (No money would be 7:30 p.m. at the Pleasant Valley A T FORBeS&wnUJIlCi attempts have failed after State Capitol Concert SCHEDULE Hogan’s Heroes ...... 5 9:00 (8-40) “The Legend of ■taken from the fund to supple­ School, 591 Ellington Rd. several hours. Thursday, noon, Conetic New Candid C am era...... 8 Lizze Borden’’ (1975). ment new projects, such as was The upcoming performance Elizabeth Montgomery. Hartford Stage Co. Dance Theatre (dance/theater Burnside Theater — “The Wilburn B rothers...... 18 suggested for Plum Gulley, will take place in Berkman 9:00 (20-22-30) “Cold Sweat” MOMDAT 6.10 P.M. BAR6AIHS FOR ALL ______“ A Raisin in the Sun,” improvisations). Godfather Part II” 8:00 Call of the W est...... 20 library, high school addition, Recital Hall at Hartt College, (1971). Charles Bronson, Liv Library ‘Shadows’ through March 9. Vernon Cinema 1 — “The Hollywood Squares ...... 22-30 ytc.) and will continue until finished, Ullman. Two South Windsor High FLATWARE Richard Masur, former Little Theatre Night Porter” 7:15-9:15 Antiques...... 24 p — The development of a new MEN’S SPOUT COATS SPORTSWEAR TWIN SIZE possibly sometime the next 11:30 (3) “The Art of Love” School students, Lynn Bogatz technical director at the Hart­ of Manchester Cinema 2 — “Play It Again Polka!...... 40 iomprehensive five-year plan SETS FOR 8 day. (1965). James Gamer, Dick and Beth Snyder spent a day ABEHER PANTS COORDINATES BEDDING SETS ford Stage Company and now an “The Odd Couple,” Feb. 21, Sam’’ 7:30; “Blazing Saddles’’ Martin Agronsky ...... 57 3of priorities and services based The program is open to the Van Dyke. last week as “shadows” at the 22, 28, 29 and March 1 at East 9:00 8:00 ron the current economic situa- public. Admission is free. 11:30 (5) “Cry of the City” public library. Catholic High School, 8:30 p.m. UA East 1 — “Murder on the The World at W a r...... 3 rtion, lower school population Thursday and Friday, Arnold (1948). Victor Mature, Richard The students are par­ 9a99 IITATHEATRES EAST Tickets are available at the Orient Express’’ 7:00-9:20 Dealer’s Choice ...... ,. .5 TO SHOP AT HOME Iprojections, and the curtail- 40% OFF 5 0 % m 99.00 Franchetti’s “Soap Opera” and •••-I Pii-rict door. The Rookies ...... 8-40 Conte. Iment of residential construc­ ticipating in a program called Orig. 19.99. 50-55 piece sets. William Walton’s “Facade” UA East 3 — “Challenge To Entire stock of winter sport Polyester or acrylic knits In Speclall Extra firm mattress M ovie...... 9 11:30 (840) “Don’t Be Afraid CALL YOUR NEAREST GRANT CITY STORE tion. “shadowing” which involves All stainless steel. Services for will make up the fourth produc­ Be Free’’ 5:00-7:00-9:00 and boxspring sets for one low University of Connecticut Pastor’s Perspective...... 18 of the Dark” (1973). Kim Dar­ • — More positive communica- on-the-job visits to businesses, coats and better make slacks misses' 10-18. All famous tion of Hartt’s five-opera Showcase Cinema 1 — eight. Thursday, The Asian Dance Smothers Brothers___ 20-22-30 by, Jim Hutton. Ition between the council and the industries and professions. now at 40% off. makdrs. Mix and match. price. Some unmatched. season, in Millard Auditorium. “Earthquake” 7:15-9:40 Company presents Chhau, The Requiem for a N un...... 24-57 11:30 (9) “ Machine Gun tpublic and a greater emphasis T he program, which There is no admission charge. NOTE: Special Late Show Masked Dance of Bengal, Kelly” (1958). Charles Bronson, two easy ways to ’O w riaJI’ at ‘on the council’s response to emanates from the Career The public is invited. Reser­ Friday and Saturday 12:10 8:30 Jorgensen Auditorium, 8:15 Susan Cabot. •citizen input. 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A i 3d VS OaD ! V, I rn-d MANCHES'TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 10,1975 — PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 10,1975 Hebron Finance Board iHaurliPstpr tupiiiiui i^Pl•al^ Imposes Spending Curbs She ilcra lb Area Profile Anne Dallaire money can be found that is not printing forms, rubber stamps ■■ Correspondent in use. and film. OPINION 228-3267 Reid said that due to inflation 'The board also voted to give 'The Board of Finance has of the costs of materials and the contract for the printing of voted to contact all agencies supplies he needed more. “This the town report to Hall and Bill Fire Department and boards to advise them there is the first time in six years that of Willimantlc. -SflVIlVIONS are to be no expenditures by I have come to the board for Tlie board also received a I S M i S any of the. agencies except for money for snow removal and I letter from the Board of Names Officers Shrinking Funds equipment, supplies or for have been telling you that it Selectmen informing them that emergencies for the rest of. the was coming.” Reid went on to they have voted to postpone for in the fiscal year, say that he has cut down to five one year the proposal for expan­ HEBRON tain; Geoffrey Kirkham, first The board is also directing full-time road crew personnel sion of the Town Office Building lieutenant; Frank Clifford, MANCHESTER PARKADE The change in the entitlement hopes of many people for these poten- . t . c f f " that the agencies report or and “I can’t cut much lower,” because of the economic situa­ Anne Dallaire lieutenant engineer. tially abandoned projects or figure for Manchester of block grants come to the board at their next unless you tell me to, then I will tion, and the great need for Co. 3, William Lee, captain; 'The Hebron ’Volunteer Fire programs will be dashed. From a regular meeting (March 6) for have to lay off more. money elsewhere in the town. John Kreeger, first lieutenant; under a three-year community '4: - Department has elected W itt a status report on their budget. The board also voted to The selectmen did agree Ronald Saglio, second lieute­ be development program is cause for political point of view, town fathers Richard Bergeron of North St. Richard Grant, chairman, transfer $37 from the contingen­ however that there is still a nant; Alan Hunniford, lieute­ to be its assistant chief. some concern. face the tough task of trying to set said there is alreqdy a $6,444 cy fund to the registrars’ need for this facility. nant engineer. Tliis is a new position which deficit in the Board of Educa­ salaries due to the recent The Board of Finance has es­ Kreeger will assume the In effect, unless alternative sources priorities on the priorities if they can­ In • ’■ was created with a change in tion budget and the General referendum, and the cost in­ tablished the following schedule added duties of drill coor­ CLOSED not come up with funding from other the department’s bylaws. of funds are found, the recently Government budget is not in crease in wage for the day. The of meetings in connection with dinator. developed priority list of projects en­ sources. good shape. board then voted to transfer the submission of the budget Bergeron has been captain of Borst and Williams also an­ First Selectman Aaron Reid, $300 from the professional requests for the 1975-76 fiscal Co. 3 for more than three years. nounced that John D. Hooker visioned under the program will have Fortunately, the error was dis­ has been appointed rescue cap­ MONDAY & TUESDAY requested $5,000 from the assistant’s budget to the year: Chief William Borst and to be re-evaluated. covered before the initial money was board, but the board voted to building inspector’s expenses. On March 31, at 8 p.m. in the Deputy Chief Francis Williams tain with the responsibility of February 10 and 11 overseeing the operations of the The computation error resulted in distributed and spent under the three- „ .. 1 give him $3,000 for snow Before the vote, Howard Town Office Building, there have announced the following removal and maintenance. 'The . Porter asked why this was not will be a presentation of officer appointments: ambulance when it is put into to prepare for a Manchester’s allocation being roughly year program. We dread to think of service. money will come from the con­ brought to the board before the general government budget Co. 1, Paul Jones, captain; half a million dollars less than the what might have happened if two tingency fund. The board items were purchased. The requests. On April 3 also at 8 Frank Celio, first lieutenant; agreed that would “have to do items were for the new p.m. in the Town Office town was told to expect. This years of spending had occurred under Parry Roberts, second lieute­ for now.” They will have to look sanitarian hired recently and he Buidlng, will be the presenta­ nant; and Tony Pitrone, lieute­ WATER WEIGHT represents about a one-third less the original allocation. over the budget to see if more required items such as a tion of the Board of Education nant engineer. p r o b i e m t GIGANTIC SHOE SALE allocation for the town since it The lesson is that even the mighty Polaroid camera, cloth tape. budget requests. Co. 2, Bruce DeGray, cap­ usi expected J1.4 million and will now get, federal government is not immune Save Up to 75% Boys and Snow Piles Always Get Together (Photo by Reginald Pinto) ' if current computations are correct, from error. While the change in LIM Beginning Wednesday! $903,000 over the next three years. allocation is a disappointment, it is Hebron Church Elects Officers Excess water in the body Pruning one-third from the priority not truly a loss since you cannot lose can be uncomfortable. E- The National Sampler LIM will help you lose, list of projects is something which what you never really had in the first organizations. of the Midget Football Associa­ Bretheren to Meet excess water weight. We at Anne Dallaire tion. cannot be done in an across the board place. The Rev. William Parsing, The United Bretheren of Liggett Drug, Manchester rector, presented the annual Other officers elected were Hebron will meet Tuesday at Parkade, recommend it. manner since some projects, like site Perhaps the best way to eliminate From the Country's Editorial Pages William Karvelis, vice presi­ At a recent parish meeting of Rector’s Award to Mrs. Louise 7:30 p.m. at the synagogue, Rt. acquisition for housing for the elderly the possibility of computation errors St. Peter’s Espicopal Church, Parkington of Andover, in dent; Kay Andrews, secretary; 85. Only $2.00 recognition of her retirement and Linda Simmons, treasurer. on Spencer St., are fixed cost items. in the allocation of our tax dollars for OPEN Austin (Tex.) American-Statesman bathe in it unconcernedly. Modern man It says the gift is “an incentive for the Charles Eaton, Hope Valley It should be obvious by this time that a must acquire sophistication toward and Syrians to pursue a moderate course in the Rd., Amston was re-elected after 10 years as envelope Charles Wallace was named the But perhaps most difficult is the block grants or any other programs is draft evader or deserter who has true rational understanding of this new force as area.” senior warden of the parish, treaturer, and to Mrs. Alma association’s representative to the Eastern Connecticut Foot­ fact that the criteria for priorities to keep as many of the tax dollars as FORUM moral repugnance to serving is not going it is called on increasingly to save his way This has some similarity in principle to and Mr. Gordon Key of Lebanon Porter, for many years of ser­ to take advantage of clemency since he vice to the church. Mrs. Porter ball Conference. change with the amount of money we can here at home in the first place. of life. paying a racketeer protection money. It was chosen junior warden. feels he has done nothing wrong. skates close to bribery. is still active as a member of available. That is to say, perhaps Of course this might create some Thanks 'Those who are willing to admit they did Richmond (Ind.) Palladium-Item Can lasting peace be “bought?” the choir at 86. Ash Wednesday Criticism of President Ford has come Elected to three-year terms some of the items under consideration problems in setting priorities too something wrong and are further willing If so, how high will the price tag go? St. Peter’s Episcopal Church To the editor: easily in recent months. He changed the on the parish vestry were Coaches to Meet The senior class and faculty of East to pdy the mild price for forgiveness And should the U. S. taxpayer be paying will hold services on Ash when $1.4 million was expected, now since most of us tend to be more tight script of the classic American Western Roger Phelps, of Lebanon, Little League Coaches will Catholic High School in Manchester would probably will have done so by the March 1 it in the light of a federal deficit that may Wednesday, Feb. 12 at 10:30 motion pictures and nobody liked the Briant Marsh of Colchester, meet Feb. 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the are not as desirable when just under fisted with our own money than we like to thank all who contributed to our ' deadline. be as much as $100 billion in the next 18 a.m. and at 7:30 p.m. change ... arid Mrs. Cindy Robson of Town Office Building. are with someone else's. first annual "Fast-a-thon.” Over $9,000 When March 1 passes, the clemency act months? At the morning service, the $1 million is available. This means the Ford saw the runaway carriage of the Amston. Anyone interested in par­ members of the parish altar was raised which will be donated to help should pass with it into history. If clemen­ American economy. He did urge his horse New York Times ticipating in the Little League fight starvation in the world. cy is extended time after time after time, guild will gather for corporate SALE STARTS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH. in the direction of the carriage filled with On a typical day last week, guns were Edmund Donnelly of may attend this meeting or con­ Come in & pick up The school is now sponsoring a second it will lose its meaning. Clemency should communion and will follow with American taxpayers screaming for help. used in two homicides, three assaults and Marlborough and Mrs. tact Klaus Todte, Rt. 85, THRU SATURDAY FEBRUARY 15TH. World Hunger ‘‘Day of Awareness,” the not be allowed to descend to laxity. 'The their quarterly meeting and Your copy of Caldor’s He did pull alongside the runaway. But in­ five robberies; 38 persons were arraigned Marianne Marsh of Colchester Hebron. Other Editor^s Say: first of which (in mid-December) raised concept of duty to country should be luncheon. stead of taking immediate action, as the for possession or use of guns, and 46 illegal were elected to represent the latest circular. over $600. This day consists of various lec­ retained. The parish youth fellowship script called for. Ford observed the firearms were confiscated by the police. parish at the Diocesan conven­ tures and presentations concerning the How long does the clement hand of the will sponsor a pancake supper runaway from all angles. He called to his 'These detailed and alarming statistics tion of the Episcopal Church in Replica on Display crisis of world starvation. The program nation have to remain extended before we on Shrove Tuesday, Feb. 11 in sidekicks up the trail to offer suggestions became available as a result of a sensible Connecticut. Donnelly, Mrs. SportSi Public Schools will be Feb. 11 from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. recognize a rebuff? The Douglas Library has on Phelps Hall. on how to stop the runaway. He assured new Police Department policy that calls Marsh, Mrs. Marrianne Moore Long With the combined total of money raised display a replica of the old Bartlesville (Okla.) Examiner- the passengers in the carriage that he for daily publication of all gun-related of Hebron and Mrs. Darlene by the two ‘‘Day of Awareness” and the Porter grist mill that was con­ Sleeve Enterprise would stop the runaway. He was simply crimes and violations. The department Jester of Amston also represent It would not be the end of the world On practical grounds, stripping an enormous amount raised by the ‘‘Fast-a- structed by Frederick Brehant Our free enterprise system has been un­ looking for the right way, he said. hopes that the public, if kept continuously St. Peter’s at the meetings of Knit urban school system of its sports thon” we will have surpassed $10,000 to III last year. Tlie model won a for San Francisco to drop its in­ der attack for many years. It is under at­ But the carriage was moving faster and informed about the threat posed by illegal the Natchaug Denary. contribute to the Manchester Council on $50 prize in the E. Harold Brink Shirts terschool and intramural sports program would add to the image of tack today from about every possible the passengers were screaming louder. At weapons most of them the cheap and easily World Hunger who will decide where the Memorial Award Contest con­ angle. The profit motive, while proven last. Finally. Ford made his move. He available Saturday Night Specials—will GLOBE programs. Public school officials educational blight in the cities. In turn monies can best be used to help alleviate ducted by the Hebron Historical vital to our way of life, attracts un­ jumped into the carriage and began join the police in a campaign to stiffen the Mrs. Marcia Eaton of Amston Colorful prints on world hunger. We challenge all high Society. nylon crinkle have proposed the step, to cut $200,- this would hasten the exodus to sub­ expected and sometimes misguided pulling on the reins. penalties and to persuade the courts to was elected envelope treasurer, Travel Service schools in the area and the nation to try The mill itself stands on the fabric - looks like critics. It is not a little strange that some With his economic proposals Ford is at help enforce existing laws. and re-elected to their posts 555 MAIN STREET 000 off the system’s $4 million deficit. urbs, further imperiling the economic and match this total. Brink property at the corner of crepe! Full in government, and even quasi­ last following the outlines of the script were Robert LaMay, treasurer, placket; S, M, L. base for urban schools and inten­ A group of students and faculty Rt. 66 and Chestnut Hill Rd. 643-2165 Short Sleeve The stormy public reaction makes government organizations, sometimes fall movie-goers and observers of the The Torrington (Conn.) Register and Mrs. Aceynath Porter, members are now planning other fund­ Nguyen Van Thieu, who is putting the 'Over 30 Yeart the decision seem cataclysmic. But sifying minority balance problems. prey to attempts to attack and weaken our American scene and, of course, American clerk. Travel Experience Knit T o d s raising events for world hunger. We are touch on the American people for $300 YOUR capitalist system. taxpayers wanted him to follow. He may Members of the church atten­ Authorized agent in Manchester the drawbacks of such a proposal are As an educational matter, to delete doing this because we realize that starva­ Men’s Shirts The Examiner-Enterprise feels human be pulling too hard on one rein and not million in additional aid this year, was ding the meeting also accepted Head Football League forvall Airlines, Railroads and CHOICE tion has reached frightening proportions St'eatnship Lines. more subtle than earthshaking, and sports programs such as track and values are included in business and in­ enough on another. He may be overop- asked by Western newsmen the other day a budget for 1975 and heard Mrs. Anne Emt of Burnt Hill and the government is not doing enough to dustry much more than in the bureaucracy timistic that he can stop the carriage if Washington had made any effort to get reports from parish Rd. has been elected president would build up over a period of time. swimming for boys and basketball and save these helpless people. The United Reg. YOUR of government. Government represents before it reaches the cliff... him to make concessions to the Com­ gymnastics for girls would confirm States has always been the first to take the 3.99 CHOICE True, sports are often overstressed, the power over individuals and offers no Whatever critics think Ford should have munists that might lead to a true initiative and help other nations with Polyester or nylon and questioning their place now and the generally low priority for physical relief from any control. 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Pay a combined registration fee and membership fee for the first meeting of General (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter. and membership fee for the first meeting of $3.00 each. Weekly fee thereafter Is $3.00 each. with 8-Digit Display Spark A thought for the day: British writer answers are found to such questions. But HERALD ■____ $4.00. Weekly fee thereafter Is $3.00. Present Present at class. Offer good In areas described Electric BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER perhaps the main objective is just to try to ■ ■ at class. Offer good In areas described above above between February 3 and February 23, Plugs Samuel Johnson said: “l^ e first years of a between February 3 and February 23, 1975. 1975. Dimmer create more friendships among lonely SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES man must make provision for the last.” (YESTERDAYS 73C GOOD ONLY IN AREAS SPECIFIED IN COUPON. Switch people. Visits will also be made to those PAYABLE IN ADVANCE who live in convalescent and nursing 25 Years Ago 5 0 % Single Copy .. tsc Off Our Reg. Prices 3 Months .. $11.70 homes. Town Water Department announces the LOWEST W eekly...... 90* 6 Months .. $23.40 There are day and evening classes at the following locations: ONE Month . $3.90 One Y ear.. $46.60 Do you want to entertain a visitor? Do lifting of a ban on use of water for washing 19■ PRICE^® EVIEVER! TOOLS Mail Hales Upon Bequest you know someone who might like to be cars here, in effect since summer. MANCHESTER: Motts Community Hall, 587 East Middle Turnpike Reg. 5.29 visited? Call Hockanum Valley Communi­ Tuesday -12:00 Noon Adds, multiples, d ivid es, For most American cars - large, Subscribers who p.m. should telephone John F. Tierney is elected president of medium or small: also fall to receive their ihe circulation depart- subtracts; floating decimal. 0 4 4 TODAY’S ty Services Council 872-8318, and leave your Cornerstone Club. Conserve energy and create sub-compacts, soma foreign. Herald before 6 30 ment. 647-9946. name, address and plan. Your phone is im­ First National Bank receives charter. Second Congregational Church, 385 N. Main Street automatic constant, Battery soft moods with lighting! Resistor Type, Reg. 9S«77® Our Rag. 12.88 portant since no visitor wants to come un­ Monday - 7:30 P.M., Wednesday - 7:30 P.M. operated. Simple installation. U.L. ap­ Member Audit Bureau of Circulations THOUGHT proved. Limit 10 plugs per cust. announced. Or, call your pastor or your 10 Years Ago SOUTH WINDSOR: Wapping Community Church, 1790 Ellington Road The Manchester Display advertising church office and ask for a visitor. It’s as Town directors allocate $80,000 for Thursday - 7:30 P.M. Publishing Co. closingii(j hilours; Three Maturity begins when we are content to simple as that. And remember, your lu ll days prior 10 feel we are right about something without development of Wilbur Cross Highway 3 WAYS TO CHARGE assumes no financial publicalibn visitor would probably not be happy to For additional Information, call: MANCHESTER SALE! MON. THRU SAT. responsibility lor Deadline lor Herald feeling the necessity to prove someone visit you unless she needed the visit as tract for relocation of Pioneer Parachute typographical errors classified advertising; else wrong. Co. 232-7600 BANKAHtmCHRO appearing in adver- 12 noon prior to day of much as you do. So let’s all get « ° u r s io a m . t o s p .m . llsements and other publication: 12 noon Submitted by acquainted. S) 1976 by NEA. Inc. Robert Genoveii receives plaque citing 1145 Tolland Turnpike reading matter In The Friday lor publication Rev. David M. Campbell Glenn Roberts him for hli many years of service to Manchester Evening Saturday and Man- United Methodist Church "We'd better pass a law putting us on the metric Manchester local chapter of Connecticut WEIGHT WATCHERS' Herald. day. Dept, on Aging system, before the whole world switches to it!" ' W tltHT W ATCW W II A HIOUTiMB THAOIMARK O f W f IQMT WATCMMt INTINNATIONAL. INC.. ORIAT NICK. H.V. a w f IQHT W ATCHIM INTERNATIONAL, 1979 of Bolton Vernon Master Barbers Protective Association. PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn- Mon., Feb. 10, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 10,1975 — PAGE SEVEN Now more than ever... AREA MCC POLICE REPORT smart to switch Calendar Manchester Community College offers this calendar of events in the interest of the SOUTH WINDSOR Pleas Court 19^ Rockville. to StmeSiop htands! community. All the MCC Mrs. Charlotte Manning of Emery Curtis, 36, of Stafford sponsored activities listed 170 Long Hill Rd., South Wind­ was charged Saturday with below are open to the public sor and George Chagnon, 40, of failure to grant right of way in and many are free of charge. East Windsor were admitted to connection with the investiga­ in addition to publicixing Hartford Hospital Saturday tion of a two-car accident at events and activities in­ night with injuries suffered in a Exit 97 and Tunnel Rd. in Ver­ dividually, the College hopes two-car accident on Rt. 5, South non. that the Calendar will serve as Windsor. The driver of the second car L a i ^ a weekly reminder of all that M rs . M a n n in g w as a was Michael J. Curtis, 17, of 434 is available at Manchester passenger in a car driven by her Tunnel Rd. No injuries were S to p &or S h o p 6 9 Community College. husband, Charles Manning, 56, reported. E. Curtis is scheduled Farmvlew The MCC staff forward to and Chagnon was the driver of to appear in Common Pleas FMceseffBcUvB Moo, Feix 10 - SaL, Feb. 18 1 Do2en Grade "A seeing you on campus and at the second car involved. Court 19, Rockvillo, Feb. the various events. Call 646- Police said Manning and two 18. ------2137 for further information other passengers in his car, Vernon Police said some Stop&Shop on any of the activities listed Allyn Hilt and Helen Hilt of 161 areas of Vernon and Rockville Stop&Shop below. Longhill Rd., were treated and were still without power this Monday, Feb. 10 released at Hartford Hospital. morning. Police said the power C h i u i k l ^ ^ C a n n ^ Basketball — 8 p.m.; Police said Manning was went off in the Center Road Manchester CC vs. South (Cen­ southbound on Rt. 5 and stopped area and the center of Rockville T u i i a ^ ^ < Beverages tral CC; Howell Cheney for the light to make a left turn about 1:24 a.m. due to a Technical School; admission onto Chapel Rd. and was struck transformer problem. Assorted free. broadside by the Chagnon car COVENTRY 12 Flavors '*'*Luncheon — 11:45 a.m .; which was northbound on Rt. 3. Peter L. Plourde, 29* of 6V2 02. can jeans Flip Top Can Main Campus; Student Center; The accident is still under in­ Scotland, Conn.; Jack Plourde, (packed In oil) Food Service Dining Room; vestigation. 30, of Willimantic; and Frank $1.75 per person; reservjtions VERNON Gillis, 32, of South Windham suggested. Paul T ro ttie r , 18, of 50 were all charged early Sunday 8 Stop&Shop Stop&Shop Women’s Baketball — 5:30 Tumblebrook Dr., Vernon, was morning with breach of peace. p.m.; Manchester CC vs. charged Saturday with third- Coventry Police said the Housatonic CC; Howell Cheney degree assault, interfering with arrests were made in connec­ Tomato Fruit Technical School; admission a police officer, and possession tion with the investigation of a free. of marijuana in connection with disturbance at a Coventry bar Ketchup Coditml the investigation of a distur­ and grill. Congressman Ronald Sarasin reads scroll proclaiming Walter Thorp as Coventry’s Tuesday, Feb. 11 bance at his home. All three were released on Republican of the Year, as Thorp listens. (Herald photo by Shea) ** Dinner — 6 p.m.; Main Trottier was held at the their promise to appear in Com­ 32 02. Campus; Student Center; Food bottle police station in lieu of posting mon Pleas Court 19, Rockville, Service Dining Room; $4.50 per $5,000 bond. He was to be March 4. person; reservations presented today in Common suggested. Only Way to Go is Up: Sarasin Pre & Post Retirement Stop&Shop Stop&Shop Counseling — 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.; Gail Patrick; Main Cam­ X C O V E N 1R Y r^V/A' the community. We must think England are not being dis­ pus; Counseling Center; Ad­ Monica Shea about candidates who can win criminated against. There is no ^ i ^ e f r u i t l O l ^ c k ministration Building. Correspondent an election. We have lost more sympathy throughout the rest ’*• Luncheon — Noon; Main 742-9495 elections because people were of the country for the plight of Campus; Food Service Dining more interested in maintaining Bathroom She Keralh Congressman Ronald Sarasin New England. We have made Sections Room; Student Center, $1.75 control of the party than win­ Area Profile spoke to about 400 Coventry no attempt to build refineries.” per person. residents Friday and told them ning elections.” T issue' J| 5 9 Comedy Film Series — 6:30 the only way for the Republican 2 ply p.m.; ^ i n Campus; Student party to go is up. Sarasin said, “There is great y “"‘A 430 sheet rolls Center; admission free. Sarasin said, “It will take a mistrust in the country today. Program — 1:30 p.m.; “Fin­ Grand List $58,888,182 lot of work and a lot of reason. Watergate hasn’t helped it. I EMFEBOH ding Your True Identity” ; Main The only way we can win is to like to think we are getting back Campus; MCC Auditorium; ad­ run the best candidates. “Quality-Protected” Naturally Aged Beef mission free. Real estate gross is $51,096,- to the point where we have faith TOLLAND “Our obligation as a party is 710 less exemptions of $998,577 in people. We have a free socie­ UDFAIHEH Wednesday, Feb. 12 VIVIAN KENNESON to rebuild from the bottom up ty. We have a lot of things here for a net total of $50,098,153. Training Session in by performing, not by making a that would be impossible in The gross Grand List com­ Motor vehicle gross is $5,364,- Counseling — 10 a.m .; Main lot of promises. We must per­ other countries. We must have pleted Friday is $58,888,182. The 750 less exemptions of $63,510. CLOCE SHOW Campus; Women’s Center; ad­ form by making sure somebody faith in our government if it is net total of $57,824,972 is subject Personal property gross is $2,- mission free. gets elected. We can do this by HARTFORD to adjustment by the Board of 426,722 less exemptions of $1,- to work. Last year 41 countries getting the best candidates in SHOWINQ Beef Clnidt ** Luncheon — 11:45 a.m .; changed their form of govern­ Tax Review. 143. Main Campus; Student Center; ment through other than TUESDAY Food Service Dining Room; peaceful means. Here it was WEDNESDAY $2.25 per person; reservations different. We had an orderly FESRUARY suggested. transition.” 11 A 12 Comedy Film Series — 6:30 Committee Asks $85,000 HOWARD BladeBone*in Steak JOHNSONS p.m.; Main Campus; Student Sarasin presented a scroll to 1-91 North When you spend dollars for Center; admission free. For School Superintendency Walter Thorp, designating him 7 WMton St. beef, make sure you get Women’s Basketball — 7 Coventry’s Republican of the great beef... Stop & Shop f \ p.m.; M an ch ester CC vs. Year. Thorp has been a "Quality-Protected" beef. -jVo Southeast UConn; away; ad­ Employee Benefits blanket bond for Central Office member of the Republican 1P.M. til 9 P.M. mission free. Anne Dallaire lb Social Security is budgeted at Committee employes of $167. Town Committee for many * Full Week Self-Defense — 7:30 p.m.; 10 Correspondent Weight Driven weeks; Manchester Teen $778, an increase of $134; Prior to voting on the ten­ years and retired last month Brass Movement 228-3267 Simply Super, uniformly good everytime! medical and life insurance is tative budget, there was an from the committee. He is a * Westminster Center; fee $15. Chimes The Central Office Com­ $2,747 an increase of $327 and item of $1,885 for unemploy­ former state representative Regular* Thursday, Feb. 13 mittee adopted tentative budget * Solid V4 Inch workmen’s compensation in­ ment compensation. By a 3 to 2 and selectman. Black Walnut Drama —8:30 p.m.; “Babbitt of $85,620. The tentative budget Or Mahogany surance is $160 an increase of vote it was deleted from the and the Firebugs;” Main Cam­ is $3,555 higher than the $82,065 In a discussion held before W Ooll Yoursell $25. budget. Members opposing Kits GroundBeetm‘Simply Super regular ground beet contains not more than 28% of fat. pus; MCC Auditorium; admis­ budget for the current year. the dinner, Sarasin said he Legal Services were Mrs. Roslie Carlson and * Finished Clocks sion; general $1; MCC student The committee's budget is agreed with President Ford Regular contracted repair Mrs. Louise Bourret, Hebron W Unconditionally Guaranteed o, 0 ^ ‘ with ID 50 cents. for the operation of the office of that it was irresponsible for the MODEL 300 and maintenance services are board members. lYear Training Session in the school superintendent for Congress to take a recess at “Quality-Protected” v budgeted at $728, a $78 increase The Central Office Com­ Counseling — 7:30 p.m.; Main Andover, Hebron and this time when there were so Sit OUR COMPLETE LINE AT THIS over this year. Property in­ mittee budget will be placed on FREE GRANDFATHER CLOCK SHOW Campus; Women’s Center; ad­ Marlborough and Rham High many pressing problems facing Naturally Aged 0 6 6 1 Id O U l surance is ht $50 an increase of file with the town clerks in the NEW FROM EWOOII!' ■ p a mission free. School. the country. ■ $5. The rent for office space at district towns of Hebron, QUEEN MC SECKTMY •* Luncheon — Noon; Main The school superintendent’s Gilead Hill School is budgeted Marlborough and Andover, for Sarasin said, “ I agree with PROMPT SHIPMENT GUARANTEED from our Campus; Student Center; Food salary appears in the tentative Fairhope, Ala. plant. See these beautiful tra­ the same $3,000. inspection. President Ford on this score. It ditional Emperor Grandfather Clocks at this Porterhouse Steak Service Dining Room; $1.50 per budget at $29,900 an increase of Transportation Services The Central Office Com­ really is irresponsible to take a Special FREE Showing. Our “Quality-Protected" beef Is naturally aged to be juicy, person. $900 over the current year. A Direct Factory Representative Travel and conferences is $3,- mittee budget meetings for the recess at this time. Congress is tender and flavorful. Women’s Center Meeting — 7 The salary for the assistant will show you each model and answer questions. 350, an increase of $550 over the Andover Board of Education is saying to the President, ‘We p.m.; Parent-Child Activity; superintendent is $24,^,^ an in­ current budget. Tuesday; Marlborough Board don’t like what you want to do WidH ( n Fufc 0o(m> Odtotog Beef Loin Shell Steak i&ib Main Campus; Wome’s Center. crease of $1,2300 over’ thii Communications of Education, Wednesday; and but we don’t know what to do.’ year’s $22,770. Flank Less For telephone, the tentative Hebron Board of Education, Beef Loin Porterhouse Steak Friday, Feb. 14 The secretary-bookkeeper is budget is $1,955, an increase of Thursday ; The Regional Board ** Luncheon — Noon; Main set for $5,000, the same amount EMPEROR $195 over this year’s budget, of Education meeting will be Campus; Student Center; Food budgeted for the current year. Sarasin said, “ I think Presi­ Plan a meal arountd a money saving ham! and postage is $1,200, an in­ Feb. 17. CLOCKCOMPANY Service Dining Room; $1.50 per dent Ford’s plan to make us FAIRHOPE, ALA. 36532 However the full salary is $6,80 -ShSnk Portion-Water Added crease of $360. Residents are urged to attend Visit Our Showroom person. with $1,800 being paid from energy self-sufficient is the best Supplies and Materials the board sessions in their own WORLD’S LARGEST MAKER OF Duplicate Bridge — 7:45 federal funds. of a lot of opinions. We in New GRANDFATHER CLOCKS Office supplies $2,060, an in­ towns to review the budget. SiiK^Eedllatti RUMP PORTION l?o*ilg89 ibM « ^ i b p.m.; MCC Movie Game; Hart­ The secretary salary is crease of $720 over the current ford Road Building; Room 103; budgeted at $6,500. The amount budget. Equipment is budgeted Just in time for your Lenten menu! open to all players with 0-20 budgeted for the current year is at $300, a $50 increase, and master points; admission $1.50. $6,000. Other item s are as liability insurance is at $125, an Duplicate Bridge — 7:45 follows; increase of $20. A new item is a SPECIAL p.m.; Manchester Bridge Club; Mouthwatering trout caught in ice cold Hartford Road Building; Room For February streams and flown direct to Stop & Shop. 102; open to all players; admis­ sion $1.75. Snow Sculpture Contest — All Cod Fillets 7 9 s Day; judging at 3 p.m.; Main Houley Will Meet Campus; Student Mall; admis­ Flounder Fillets f-ozen 9 9 fd sion free. Flea Market & Crafts Fair— New from Haddock Fillets p”*" 991 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; Main Campus; Town Delegates % 9 S Stop&Shop Student Center Building; ad­ Halibut Steaks $139 ' lb. mission free. state Sen. Robert D. Houley pledged to meet periodically Duplicate Bridge — 1 p.m.; of Vernon of the 35th Senatorial with what he terms th^ “35th Eldorado Shrimp $2^® Manchester Community FiSlMiics Peeled & Deveined 20 oz. beg 60f70 vze ^ District will meet Wednesday, Senatorial District Advisory 20 02. Package College Bridge Club; Hartford at 8 p.m. with representatives Council.” ($13.50 reg.) 8 frozen sandwich Cooked Fish Cakes 69® Road Building; Room 102; from each of the 15 towns he The meetings will allow the squares. Delicious, Taste 0'8 ea -l pound package w w Open to all players; admission golden fried pollock represents. representatives of the towns to $1.50. to heat and serve. The kids will love ’em. Cooked Haddock $ 119 Cross Country Ski Race — The meeting will be in the discuss all problems that may or Flounder FHIets-Tasle 0'8ea-1 lb. pkg. * United Nations Room, Student be of mutual interest and for 12:30 p.m.; 5 miles; Main Cam­ Union, University of Connec­ Houley to “ listen to what the pus; Cougar Field; admission .Arizona free. ticut. people are discussing and For someone special During his campaign for elec­ Sunday, Feb. 16 better understand their views.” Fraser Stainless Steel covered vegetable dish. The tion to the office Houley cover is actually a separate serving dish in itself...making two onValentine’s Day! Toboggan & Sled Contest— 11 a.m.; Wickham Park; East dishes or casseroles. These popular covered vegetable dishes Love means remembering Hartford; admission free. so perfectly combine, function with a truly elegant design. I B 89^ someone special on You certainly can... Reception — 2:30 p.m.; in Perfect for gifts, perfect for yourself. Valentine’s Day. honor of Dr. Frederick W. Lowe Control Your Calif. Pascal Celery Crisp... low calorie goodnessi bunch ” Gardenias *1®* Jr.; Main Campus; Student WATER WEIGHT 39 Center Lounge; admission free. PROBLEM Azaleas 5 pot $ies Olobe Onions M um s 5 Pot $249 Monday, Feb. 17 USE * * Luncheon — 11:45 a.m .; E-LIM Your Gift Gallery Yellow 5 bag 49 ** Tulips BP" •2’ * Main Campus; Student Center; Excess water in the body can be un­ Main Floor of Watkins Bros. Food Service Dining Room; comfortable. E-LIM will help you lose 965 Main Street, Manchester $2.25 per person; reservations excess water weight. We at Liggett ALL STOP & SHOP STORES OPEN 8 A.M. suggested. Drug, Manchester Parkade, recom- * Non-credit community ser­ mendit. $S.00 vice courses. Open on a space DAILY FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE! & SHOP in • MANCHESTER 263 Middle Turnpike West • EAST HARTFORD 830 Silver Lane. 8:00a.m.-10:00p.m., Mon.-Sat. available basis. * * Tickets may be purchased at the college bookstore. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 10, 1975 h^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 10, 1975 — PAGE NINE Deborah Robsky Named IN TH E MACC CC 1974-75 Family Leader SERVICE NEWS THE BABY Deborah Jean Robsky has Pfc. Richard Letts, husband Nancy Carr 20 OZ LOAF FOOD MART SLICED - FRESH ■ been named Manchester High of Kim Letts of 90 School St., IS NAMED Executive Director 10.7 OZ CAN FOOD CLUB School’s 1974-75 Betty Crocker enlisted in the U. S. Marine Family Leader of Tomorrow. Corps last August for two ► Faniom , eana Marie, daughter of Roger T. and Ricky A. She won the honor by com­ years. He completed recruit Gift to SAVINGS Bangladesh peting with other seniors in the training at San Diego, Calif, in Gurkin Fantom of Windsor Locks. She was bom Jan. 23 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are The Manchester Council on WITH THESE WHITE BREAD i November and was assigned 30 TOMATO SOUP written knowledge and attitude World Hunger has already sent WITH PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE | examination related to family days recruiting duty in Mr. and Mrs. Archie Gurkin of Chesapeake, Va. Her paternal WITH PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE $800 (80 per cent of the first $1,-' living last December She is Manchester Recruiting Station. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gement Fantom of 59 Elro St. FOOD MART COUPONS 000) given by Manchester to . AN D THIS COUPON AT FOOD AAARTS. G O O D THRU SAT. FEB 15 I AN D THIS COUPON AT FOOD AAARTS. G O O D THRU SAT. FEB. 15. now eligible for state and He is now in San Onofre, Camp Her great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Link of Terre LIMIT ONE LOAF • ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. ■ Bangladesh, now suffering one LIMIT ONE CAN - ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. national honors. She will Pendleton, Calif, undergoing in­ Haute, Ind., and Mrs. Martha Gurkin of Chesapeake, Va. receive a specially designed fantry training and will of the worst malnutrition rates in recorded history. award from General Mills, Inc., graduate Feb. 14. He will then Jodoin, Rochelle Jeanett, daughter of Marcel and Donna sponsor of the annual report to his new duty station at Mills Jodoin of 107 Prospect St., Rockville. She was bom Feb. 1 at A December survey by a educational scholarship Camp Margarita, Camp Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. medical team from John program. Pendleton, Calif. and Mrs. Milton E. Mills of Windsor Locks. Her paternal grand­ Hopkins University indicated As one of the the 15 highest parents are Mr. and Mrs. Real Jodoin of Chicopee, Mass. She has that 2,000 children will die in ranking contestants in Connec­ a sister, Angela Selma. just the district of Rangpur ticut, Deborah is eligible to Marine Pfc. John E. Pulis, Noel, Kim berly Anne, daughter of Peter J . and Elizabeth H. (pop. 130,000), that 1,500 of compete for a state award. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Barthoiome Noel of 165 Terrace Dr., Rockville. She was bom these deaths will be at­ State Family Leaders of Pulis of Rt. 5, Coventry, tributable to malnutrition alone Food M arts J with these special food mart coupons FOOD MART OPfN MONDAY Feb. 2 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Tomorrow receive a $1,500 Deborah J. Robsky reported for duty with the 3d are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Batholome of South Carolina. Her paternal and that one-fourth of the college scholarship while state Marine Division on Okinawa. A WASHINGTON* grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Noel of 567 Bolton Rd., deaths will occur by March 1. ALL THIS WEEK! BIRTHDAY seco^-place winners receive a 1974 graduate of Coventry High Vernon. She has a brother, Jerem y Peter. The results, said Dr. Frederick grant of $500. The state winner years; a member of the staff of School, he joined the Marine 10 A. Koster, director of the survey, T li6 also earns for his or her school, Aridian, the school literary Corps in June 1974. are the worst ever recorded for a 20-volme reference work, magazine; and on the staff of a rural population. “The Annals of America,” the High School World. ‘Women Only’ Class Revised CC1 r - from Encyclopedia Britannica She is vice-president of the CC German Qub, and plays the In the best of years, people Educational Corp. The class called “For Women women, wives, and mothers, as Deborah has been a member clarinet and bassoon in the starve to death in Bangladesh. 0 f f Only” now being by the well as discussing problems of * o f f ^ * o f f band. She pians ‘to major in But this year’s problem is 2 0 112 5 of the Instructors of the Han­ MARC Group Manchester Recreation discipline. o f f ^ dicapped for two years; a child psychology. exacerbated by the 1974 floods Department’s women’s Women are welcome to offer ON 46 OZ. CAN - ANY FLAVOR ON 1 LB. PKG. OR MORE She is the daughter of Mr. and — the worst in 20 years — which ON 100 COUNT PKG. ON ANY 1/2 GALLON counselor at Camp Kenedy for Will Meet programs is still open to in­ their own personal viewpoints, three years; a member of the Mrs. Richard Robsky of 40 destroyed crops and left 17 of terested residents. bring in related material from National Honor Society for two Olcott St. the nation’s 19 districts a waste Hl-C DRINKS On Thursday The class is offered free on magazines or books or other GROUND BEEF I I UPTON TEA BAGS' iBreyers Ice Cream of muddy waters. WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. COUPON GOOD MON. media sources. Members of the WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. COUPON GOOD MON., J WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. COUPON GOOD MON., The Manchester Association Thursdays from 1 to 3 p.m. at FEBRUARY 10 THRU SAT., FEBRUARY IS. LIMIT 1 COUPON • I CAN WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. COUPON GOOD MON.. PER FAMILY. FEBRUARY ID THRU SAT., FEBRUARY IS. LIMIT 1 COUPON - 1 PKO. I I FEBRUARY 10THRU SAT., FEBRUARY 15. LIMIT 1 COUPON - I PKG first class have enjoyed lear­ ^ PER FAMILY. j . PER FAMILY. FEBRUARY 10 THRU SAT.. FEBRUARY 15. LIMIT 1 COUPON • '/j for Retarded Citizens, Inc. will the West Side Rec, 110 Cedar St. GALLON PER FAMILY. ning through the experiences In the John Hopkins survey, meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at Lin- Child care is available during .J L Dr. Koster reported that some col n Center. the class for 50 cents. and ideas expressed. The program has recently Those wishing to join this rap of the children were so weak 1 r ' CC r ' Robert O’Brien, director of been revised and instead of session for women may call 64^ that they had to be carried and I Camp Hemlocks, a facility for taped lectures, participants 6795. The next class will be were even unable to stand. TJ I ENGAGED handicapped children, will be will utilize the time for open Thursday and will focus on dis­ 0 § f guest speaker. He will give a discussions on their roles as cipline. Oxfam-America, one of the I * o f f ® slide presentation and discuss relief agencies struggling to I I 3 0 Mrs. Pierre J. Marteney, director of the Blue Shutter Play ON 15 OUNCE PKG. the camp program. alleviate the desperate famine ON 7 OZ. CAN - THREE DIAMONDS I ON 13 OZ. AEROSOL CAN - CLING FREE I and Learn School of Trinity Covenant Church, drills hole in conditions, is underwriting two maple tree as her students prepare to tap tree for sap. emergency programs in Holding buckets to catch the drippings are, from left, if^jCOLLEGE YWCA Plans Meeting Tuesday Rangpur. Already involved in a POST RAISIN BRAN I ISOLiD iR ifE fUNAj j FARRfc SO'fTERER I i HAxT aX WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. COUPON GOOD MON., . WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. COUPON GOOD MON, Michael Carter Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carter, redevelopment program for 180 FEBRUARY 10THRU SAT.. FEBRUARY IS. LIMIT I COUPON 1 PKO. I ® WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. COUPON GOOD MON., ^ Engaged NOTES FEBRUARY 10 THRU SAT., FEBRUARY 15. LIMIT 1 COUPON • I CAN | FEBRUARY 10 THRU SAT., FEBRUARY IS. LIMIT 1 COUPON • 1 CAN WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. COUPON GOOD MON PER PAMILY. ■ PER FAMILY. I School S t.; Kristin Price, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parents of children attending March, which is open to parents v illages since the war of libera­ .J L I PER FAMILY. ■ PER*V!^ILV^ t h r u s a t ., FEBRUARY 15. LIMIT 1 COUPON • I CAN Price, Linwood Dr.; and Michelle Cassana, daughter of the YWCA Nursery School will of all Manchester nursery tion, Oxfam-America has sent .J L .J L Macey-Rock Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cassana, Cushman Dr. (Herald Midshipman 2.C. William G. meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at school children. $10,000 specifically for direct Glenney of Glenwood Farm s, Children of the YWCA famine relief to help establish n r photo by Pinto) the Community Y. CCcl r ' CC Silver St., Coventry, has been five day care centers. Here in­ =1 r- The engagement of Nancy Ellen Kloehn and Barbara Nursery School are preparing a I I named to the dean’s list at the tensive care will be available Fales Macey of Manchester to Ivy, psychiatric social workers dessert for their parents during e U. S. Naval Academy, An­ for 500 severely malnourished James S. Rock, also of Church School Has Combined at the Child Guidance Clinic, the morning session. Mrs. * o f f ^ napolis, Md. for the fall Melvin Stoltenberg and Mrs. children and supplementary 1 0 I Manchester, has been an­ will lead an informal discussion Fun and Learning Program semester. He is now entitled to Douglas Atwell are hostesses. feeding will be provided for 2,- ON 14 OZ. AEROSOL CAN PLEDGE j nounced by her father, Em ­ on subjects concerning early ON 125 SHEET JUMBO ROLL ON S POUND BAG wear the academy’s gold stars. childhood development and the The YWCA Nursery School is 500 malnourish^ children. mons R. Fales of Somersville. The Blue Shutter Play and the opportunity for nature study Glenney will be visiting area clinic program. now accepting registrations for Mr. Rock is the son of the late Learn School of Trinity Cove­ through exploration of wooded’ high schools in Manchester, The Child Guidance Clinic is the 1975-'76 school year. More In addition, training in nutri­ Mr^ and Mrs. P. Arthur Rock of nant Church, 302 Hackmatack COBOHET TOWELS I jFUBHITUBE POLISBj | p il l SBUBY FLOUB j trails and open fields. Time is South Windsor, Bolton, Coven­ information may be obtained by tion and child care will be given Wilton. planning another program of WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. COUPON GOOD MON., . St. is taking registration for set aside each day for free play WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. COUPON GOOD MON. . COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. COUPON GOOD MON., try, March 27 and 31 to discuss on an on-going basis for FEBRUARY 10 THRU SAT., FEBRUARY IS. LIMIT I COUPON 1 I WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. COUPON GOOD MON., discussion groups for mothers caliing the YWCA office, 647- FEBRUARY 10 THRU SAT., FEBRUARY IS. LIMIT I COUPON 1 CAN I ■ PEBRUARY 1$. LIMIT I COUPON - I BAG The bride-elect, also the September. The school meets to afford the children time for 1^ ROLL PER FAMILY. j 1^ PER FAMILY. j FEBRUARY 10 THRU SAT.. FEBRUARY IS. LIMIT I COUPON • 1 academy admission of pre-school children in early 1437. paramedics already undergoing 1^ GALLON PER FAMILY. j daughter of Mrs. Patricia Fales Monday, Wednesday and socialization and creative play. requirements with interested training under Oxfam-America of 55 Norman St., is a graduate Friday mornings or Monday, Activities include field trips, students. sponsorship. Selected village of Manchester High School. She Wednesday and Friday after­ maple tree tapping, and visits women will also be instructed is employed at Manchester noons. In Our Produce Department! to a fire station, a library and a The banana has only 85 in the care of common diseases Modes. museum. calories; it is one of the most A The pre-primary program for as well as in proper nutrition U.S. EXTRA FANCY ^ U.S. NO. 1 - LOOSE Her fiance is a graduate of four-year-olds is structured to For further information con­ popular fruits (along with under competent medical U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED - GRADE "A Nassiff Photo Nassiff Photo Norwalk High School, Universi­ allow a blend of guided and in­ tact Mrs. Pierre J. Marteney at oranges and apples) with supervision. Besides basic "WASHINGTON STATE" ty of New Hampshire and dependent activities. 643-7277. Americans. nutritional foods, the Oxfam- The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss GOLDEN YELLOW ONIONS Cornell University. He is During the year, special American funds will provide for Janice Irene Obuchowski of Dianne Marie Melia of Delmar, presently employed by the emphasis is given to arts and Manchester to Stephen R. N.Y., formerly of Manchester, care, and medicine. DELICIOUS APPLES WHOLE University of Connecticut crafts, cooking projects, group Kratzke of Huntington, N.Y. to Brian E. ^ h er of Buffalo, Cooperative Extension Service games and color and shape The development concept has been announced by her N.Y. has been announced by her CHOCOLATES as a regional poultry agent. recognition. in heart shaped preferred by Oxfam-America, parents Prof, and Mrs. Chester parents, Mr. and Mrs. John J. The couple plan an April 5 The school’s location offers boxes, Valentine since it provides for ultimate LBS. W. Obuchowski of 25 Park St. Melia Sr. of 166 Cushman Dr. Burlington Sale CHICKENS wedding. improvement in the lives of the U.S. FANCY NATIVE ALL PURPOSE #1 Mr. Kratzke is the son of Mr. Candy novelties for Mr. Maher is the son of Mr. parties. very poor, is illustrated by a and Mrs. Robert W. Kratzke of and Mrs. Edward W. Maher of food-for-work grant of $10,000 BALDWIN APPLES 4 6 9 ' Huntington, N.Y. Delmar, N.Y., formerly of which will alleviate critical U.S. NO. 1 ^ ^ ^ Manchester. The bride-elect ROASTING Control Top Pantyhose famine while curtailing damage INDIAN RIVER’S FINEST EXTRA LARGE J' y LBS The bride-elect is a graduate IDAHO POTATOES BAKl^NG 5 7 9 ' AVG. is a 1970 grraduate of East from periodic flooding which CHICKENS 55. of Manchester High School. She Catholic High School and a 1974 WHITE GRAPEFRUIT BEAUTIFUL IMPORTED ^ ^ received her BA degree from causes famine. LENTEN FISH SPECIALS! graduate of Southern Connec­ CONTROL TOP PANTYHOSE: STAR FLOWERS BUNCH 39^ U.S.O.A. CHOICE Wellesley College in 1973. She ticut State College where he In the Sylhet district of spandex/nylon panty for waist and hip BEAUTIFUL ASSORTED - GRAFTED ISLAND BRAND spent her junior year at the received a BS degree in special POSTALETTES northcentral Bangladesh, FOR FRESH control...run-guards top and toe...legs of COOKED BONELESS University of Paris. She was education. She is employed at by HALLMARK where the worst flood in the CACTUS PLANTS .j;, *3.29 SCROD graduated with honors in Cobb Memorial School in Alta- run-resIst Caress nylon...nude, heel 15 letters and matching memory of the oldest villagers FLOWERS & PLANTS - EXCEPT IN BERLIN AND ROCKY HILL FISH French and was named a mont, N.Y. tailored toe. stickers - $2. Many not only wiped out this year’s FILLETS CHUCK Wellesley scholar. She is HflimRRK HOT€ lo l».l . 1 m i, an a„ luiiomt,,. w. ,.u ,.i in, n,ni In limn lilt. In ,11 Mnn. uin i, «.| ,„, Nnl r.iKniibl. In. lynngripn.ci CAKES Her fiance is a 1970 graduate Reg. $3 beautiful designs. rice crop, but covered the 4 LBS. 8 OZ. AVAILABLE TUESDAY presently a second year law stu­ of Manchester High School and PQSTftLETTES villages as well, the people 74 OZ. BOTTLE STICKS • TWISTS O ^ OZ S '! Food Club Salad Oil OR RODS JPKGS. | STEAK dent at ^ e Georgetown Univer­ a 1974 graduate of the Universi­ 2.39 each or 3 pr./6.75 were left with no food until the Top Fresh Pretzels sity Law Center. ty of Connecticut where he CONTROL TOP SANDAL FOOT Fascinating rice harvest next April. 1 .6 9 1 .39. BEEF UNDEBBUOE Oxfam-America’s grant will Dinty Moore Corned Beef Her fiance received his BA received a BA degree in public PANTYHOSE: spandex/nylon panty for BRACELETS Non-Dairy Coffee Creamer 1.35 FRESH administration. He is presently provide food-for-work to degree from Duke University in waist and hip control, run-guard at toe NECKLACES 7 LB . POLLOCK DRESSED a student at the State Universi­ laborers moving earth to con­ Gaylord Shortening Medium Grain Rice FO O D C L U B PKG. LB. 1973. He is also a second year ^gs of run-resist Caress nylon...nude heel.’ EARRINGS 4 9 ' «139 struct dikes, drainage channels, law student at the Georgetown ty of New York at Buffalo Law Reg, $3 FILLETS SMELTS School. irrigation ditches, em­ 21 OZ. B O T T L E 375 SHEETS, ROLL BROLLsi 2 9 University Law Center. Dynamo Detergent Value Time Tissue PKG. AVAILABLE TUESDAY U.S.D.A. CHOICE The couple pla a June 21 wed­ 2.39 each or 3 pr./6.75 bankments, fishery tanks and TOPCO LOW PHOSPHATE The couple plan a May 31 ding at St. Thomas Aquinas raise land for market place. Food Club Apple Juice MOZ. BOTTLE wedding in St. Jam es Church, Chapel in Storrs. Silted-in harbors will be deep- Heavy Duty Detergent 89 99! 89! BONELESS Manchester. end, and roads for oxen and In Frozen Foods ______foot traffic (there are no cars) Our Dupartmontl ,Waldibaum's M.Y, Style “Deli" Halibut Steaks ib *1.69 CHUCK will be built between villages / AMERICAN Hosiery, D&L Laminated for moving produce and for TOP FROST Top Frost Waffles 6 >■•<6$ *1. IM P O R T E D Original Fried Clams lb M.49 ROAST communication. 100% FLO RID A HEINZ DEEP FRIES Hadassah Plans Craft Fair in Corbins, Avon ^ PLAQUES .... $3 BDILED HAM DANISH 1.99 TASTE O' SEA Tenant farmers and small P K O . BEEF UNDERBLADE Bristol, Vernon, Over 40 to choose from. ORANGE Crinkle Cut Potatoes 69* FOR Van Raalte landholders, as well as the TO P FR O S T Cooked Haddock FilletsM.29lb Hadassah of Manchester will expected to display items such Manchester, New Provolone Cheese SLICING M.49 landless population who will be JUICE TASTE O' SEA conduct its first annual Craft as dolls, clocks, paintings and Britain, Groton. Mixed Vegetables P O L Y B A G 69* I O-l-n .NOVASCOTIA paid for their labor with food, LOX OdiG O R A L A S K A N Fair on Sunday, June 1 from 10 pottery. Ohily handcrafted TO P F R O S T M.19 Cooked Sole Fillets ‘1.19 Sheerio Panty will benefit from the work. 6 0Z. S1.19 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the parking items will be accepted. CANS Construction will be supervised Chopped Broccoli pkg Noodle Pudding area of the Manchester Applications are available by TREE TAVERN Gem Smoke House Sale! by the Bengali executive direc­ 10OZ. 7 Q c Parkade. contacting Mrs. Merrie Levin Eggplant Parmesan P K O . # D RECIPES FOLDER tor of the Bangladesh Rural Ad­ Rice Pudding About 150 craftsmen are at 646-8192. Sale TREE ISOZ. COOKED HAMS $6 vancement Coinmittee, which Cheese Pizza TAVERN PKO. 99 M0SEY'S_ now thru Sat., Feb. 22 WATER ADDED To match - recipes box, has been cooperating with the TASTE UOZ. Scallion & Cream Cheese Haddock Fillet O S E A P K O . M.29 40* OFF FULL SHANK FULL BUTT Elastic waist styles of luxurious nylon tricot. $4.25...Memo Pad, villagers in past flo^ control HEBREW 13 OZ. ON A N Y Vj G AL. $4.50...Address Book, efforts. Food-for-work will Midget Bologna NATIONAL PKG. M.39 CORNED PORTION PORTION bikinis In lace trim or plain $5.50...Scrap Book, $6.00 Meat Pies iioi^PKo.' ' t'u r k e y " 79* style. White or pretty pastels. replace the "gruel kitchens” in BREYERS HEBREW Midget Salami NATIONAL Ash providing food for these famine Gaylord Fish Sticks pko ICE CREEK 1.0Z *1.49 BEEF ^L*B. TAILO^RED BRIEF with elastic legs. Sizes , victims. 5 Genoa Salami CARANDO 6, 7. Reg. $2 each ...... a/je 'The first $800 contributed in Layer C a k e s " “o 99* WITH COUPON ABOVE CRYOVAC SMOKED WHOLE OR HALF Manchester has gone directly to CHOC. F U D G E - C O C O N U T • VA N IL L A • DE V I L S F O O D OR Wednesday TAILORED BRIEF In white, primrose, blue- VALENTINE CUT-OUTS ______GOLDEN LAYER WITH CHOC. FROSTING Carando Veal Loaf BRISKETS SHOULDER SEMI BONELESS -this Oxfam project to provide POINT CUT PICNIC R®9- 2.25 . .3/5.75 and further food surprise for the HAM February 12, 1975 German Bologna ROTHMUND WATER ADDED b r ie f In white, primrose. Sizes PARTY DECORATIONS children. We again issue an ^ D airy ^ B akery 5- 6-7. Reg. 2.50 ...... 3/A 40 The most complete selection appeal to those of you who care Rothmund Liverwurst LB. available. Valentine C ar^ by about alleviating this suffering PARKAY K R A F T WHITE POOD o 8 9 f 1.29 I L B . legs- Sizes' 5- Hallmark and Norcross. Valen­ and finding ways to prevent NATURAL MISS FANCY - SMOKED 6- 7. White, primrose, bluemist, yellow. MARGARINE QTRS. BREAD * 1. Gem Franks CASINO FLAT OR MIDDLE CUT SERVICE OF WORSHIP tine Gift Wrap. future tragedy to join us at Shoulder Picnic R E O D I W IP (WHERE Reg. 1.75 each ...... 3/4 so Center Congregational Church OENEST ASSORTED "Hot" Bagels AVAILABLE) with LACY BIKINI in sizes fe, , ‘ ’ tonight at 8. At present out of Topping ' 6 7 Gift Box of JUMBO DONUTS 99' Child Mild Franks the total Manchester communi­ Reg. 2.25...... 3/5.75 FOOD CLUB EXTRA SHARP ■ WHITE LB. 1 L B . P K O . HOLY COMMUNION VILLAGE BATH CRESTVIEW EUTTERFARM *1.99 Beef Franks ty, only 18 people have joined in Cheddar Cheese 8 9 ' HEALTH & BEAUTY AID5I 8:00 p.m. PRODUCTS active involvement. I^ n y of WHITE BREAD 55' Head & Shoulders Lotion Shampoo-OTAESS* SWIFT’S BROWN 'N’ SERVE f t C C CHUNK BOLOGNA $7.95 you care, we know, many are FOOD CLUB WHITE OR YELLOW working in their respective TAiLE TALK _ _ S C E N T B D O R SAUSAGE d o OR LIVERWURST 89' Sold separately - bath American Cheese 'iSl 7 9 ' Sure Deodorant UNSCSNTSD • oil, $3...Shampoo, churches and accomplishing CHERRY PIE •89' Me OFF LABEL Scope Mouthwash 14 OZ. BOTTLE Center Congregational Church SWISi KNIGHT SLICED BOLOGNA-MINCED Lingerie, all eight $2.50...Beauty Bath, much. NBC AMERICAN FRIES _ Valiant Cold Capsules LUNCHEON-COOKED SALAMI-89' 11 Center Street D&L stores. 35$...Soap bar, 35$ Your efforts multiplied by a Gruyere Cheese *p'k“ 6 9 ' POTATO SNACK-S 4 9 ' BACON 'in 1.19 few other people like your make Beacon Aspirin 1M COUNT BOTTLE all the difference. Please con­ Manchester B O T T L E O F 1000 V m OPEN sider prayerfully if God wishes Topco Saccharin *4 G R A IN T A B L E T S EVENINGS itis, you to join in this ministry to the least and poorest of His children. MANCHESTER PARKADE PRICES EFFJCTIVE IN MANCHESTER WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 10, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 10,1975— PAGEF.l.invir.iq i i ■ Weed Wins Court Rule iry' State Sales Tax The End of Classics Illustrated 'V. Stopping Hearst Book NEWS Increase Rumored By RICHARD GOLDSTEIN Some 800 million copies of The new editions sell for 39 169 titles left, and most of those Mill Bridge, Maine; Fall City, NEW YORK (UPI) - For 30 Classics comics have been sold cents a copy, but old ones are will go to school systems. Tex.; Versailles, Ind.; and OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) - and sex. But Steve got cold years, students who faced a The former fiancee of kidnaped feet.” CAPSULES HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. The tax increase would go in two dozen languages. The collectors’ items. Bransfield says schools in Westfield, N.C. last-minute book report often last 200,000 copies are now Patricia Hearst has won a court Ella Grasso plans to ask the into effect July 1 under the “The first edition of the rural areas are the best Some teachers use Classics Alameda County Superior turned to comics. being distributed, and those will order halting publication of a legislature this week to in­ goveniof’s pro^sal and bring ‘Three Musketeers’ goes for customers because they do not Illustrated for slow readers Judge Robert Kroninger Many who lacked the time or be exhausted within two years. book he said would sen­ crease state taxes by one penny in another $75 million to state around $30,” says Ed Summer, generally have salesmen while “others say they use it for ordered Rapoport to return all inclination to read full books sationalize the facts in the case. from six cents to seven cents on coffers annually. The 7 per cent “ It’s just too expensive,” owner of the Supersnipe Comic calling and are therefore more precocious kids who have a lot the notes and source material were saved by the Classics says M. Declan Bransfield III, Steven A. Weed, who was Weed had given him for the Transitional Period Ends the dollar. rate would match that paid on Book Emporium in Manhattan. likely to deal by mail order. on the ball but looking at a page DETERMINED to continue Illustrated versions of such publisher of Twin Circle Books engaged to Miss Hearst when book, which was to be called SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (UPI) - Rabbi Baruch Korff, She will combine the tax in­ purchases from 1972 into 1973 in “Collectors are most of the “We tried all the big city of type doesn’t excite them,” his support of former Gov. in New York, which took over she was kidnaped Feb. 4, 1974, “The Patty Hearst Story” and a staunch defender of Richard Nixon, said the former crease request with a “very the state. masterpieces as “The Three market, but every once in a schools in the East. That was Bransfield said. “The teachers Thomas Meskill of Connec­ had collaborated with Berkeley was to be published by Ballan- president told him over the weekend “It (the Watergate af­ modest” state budget proposal, The paper reported, however, Musketeers,” “Moby Dick,” distribution of Classics while we get a kid who wants to very poor,” says Bransfield. trick them into learning. They “The Scarlet Letter,” or Illustrated from the original ticut who was renominated writer Roger Rapoport on the tine Books under the byline “By fair) was wrong of me, and because of it I left office — I the Sunday Hartford Courant that some Democratic state crib on an English test.” “We tried all the rural schools. give them a comic book. legislators are concerned about “Huckleberry Finn.” publishers in 1969. Summer says he has sold to a federai judgeship by book for six months but Weed Steven Weed with Roger could not continue to subject this nation to a state of said. We got twice as many orders.” “For every kid who did it as the state’s predicament in the That’s all coming to an end. Bransfield cites rising costs. about ,a half-dozen sets of the On one day, orders for an instant book report there President Ford, Sen. Lowell broke off their contract after Rapoport.” bedlam.” The staff that accompanied Nixon to help in his The news prompted Senate seeing the first 199 pages. Minority Leader Lewis B. current fiscal year and may try The publisher of Classics Unable to insert advertising original drawings on which a Classics were received from were probably thousands in­ M. Weicker (R-Conn.) said transitional period from the presidency to private life, left A to hasten the tax hike. The Illustrated stopped printing without disturbing the original particular comic was based for schools in towns such as North troduced to adult literature for he will marshal support for “We had promised the The publisher had contracted Saturday night as federal funds ran out at midnight. Rome, R-Bloomfield, to accuse publisher nothing would be left for the book and agreed to pay y Mrs. Grasso of breaking a cam­ treasury may be in the red by new editions in March, 1972. Classics plates, the company “between $300 and $600” each. Branch, Mich.; Milner, Ga.; the first time,” Bransfield said. Meskill despite criticism decided to stop publication. out,” Rapoport told newsmen Weed and Rapoport $125,000 paign promise. $67 million at the end of June. There are 61 of the original that the ex-governor is not According to the Courant after the court ruling. “The plus 10 per cent of the retail "Despite her protestations experienced enough. book is very candid about drugs sales. Quints Born that she was hoping for no tax report, Mrs. Grasso plans to CHICAGO (UPI) — Two infant girls born to Cheryl Shaf increase, all her early boost state spending to about Sunday were named Vanessa Ashley and Tiffany Alison, statements on the budget were $1.44 billion, increasing the budget less than 5 per cent. It but the three boys have not yet been named. The mother pointing to a tax increase,” Rome said. would be the smallest spending and four of the quintuplets were reported in good condition increase in many years. Mrs. early today. The fifth has a breathing problem, although it House GOP Leader Gerald F. Stevens of Milford said he Grasso is expected to make her was not considered critical. The quints, who were born believes people would rather financial proposals Thursday nine weeks prematurely, were placed in incubators in have reduced state services evening when she delivers her Resurrection Hospital’s intensive care unit. than increased taxes. budget message.

New IRA Truce DUBLIN (UPI) — The Irish Republican Army Sunday^ HOW TO S/WE $57025 told its gunmen to lay down their weapons at 6 p.m., today,' State Welfare Agency halting a campaign to unite Ulster with the Catholic Irish Republic. The cease-fire came as a surprise at the end of a Receive God and Country Awards $15 Million in Arrears weekend of fierce fighting in which four persons were shot to death in Northern Ireland. The halt in fighting came The Rev. Felix Davis, pastor of Second Congregational School. David Locke is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert In Hospital Payments nearly four weeks after the collapse of a 25-day Christmas Church, presents the God and Country award to Mark Locke of 159 Henry St., and is also a Star Scout with Troop Anderson, left, while David Locke, Stephen Mitchell and 152, as is David Dickie, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Dickie cease-fire and raised new hopes for a negotiated settle­ NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The the state’s estimate that the Every bank tells you of 241 Henry St. Steven is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Let’s make a deal. ment to the crisis. David Dickie wait to receive their awards. The presenta­ Connecticut Hospital backlog amounted to $10 million Mitchell of 148 Broad St. and a First Class Scout with tion was made Sunday at Second Congregational Church. Association’s latest figures because the group’s figures in­ Suggest to the manager of Mark is the son of Mrs. Jean Anderson of 40 Avondale Rd. Troop 27, sponsored by St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. show the state Welfare Depart­ cluded all deqts and not just (Herald photo by Dunn) that you ought to save. Cosmonauts Return and is a Star Scout with Troop 152, sponsored by Bowers ment owes hospitals $15 million those possiy overdue, the your supermarket that you’ll buy MOSCOW (UPI) — The Soviet Union today reported two in medical services for welfare association said. canned and packaged goods by cosmonauts who returned Sunday from a 30-day space recipients. When the department does flight, were feeling well. The space mission set a Soviet en­ The department’s debt to 36 pay its hospital bills it pays the case if he’ll knock off a little. durance record and instilled confidence in its trouble- hospitals is $2.2 million higher them eight to 10 weeks from the than when it last checked in Oc­ time of billing, compared to The bank that (Chances are he’ll be glad to, plagued space program. The official news agency Tass tober, the association said Sun­ Medicare, which averages said the spacemen made a near perfect landing 65 miles Review Committee Critical since he won’t have to go to the ABOUT day. The October debt figure seven to 10 days and insurance northwest of Iselinograd in Central Asia. had been $12.7 million. companies, which average two trouble of unpacking and pricing.) Of Health Center Financing TOWN Welfare’s highest single debt weeks. listens tells you how. was $4 million to Yale-New “We are trying to be realistic Typical Annual Dollar Mixed Haven Hospital, and the the about this problem,” said Savings: $50.00 BRUSSELS (UPI) — The U.S. dollar opened mixed today department owed more than $1 Herbert A. Anderson, associa­ The state legislature’s reporting its financial State Sen. David George Han­ Manchester Chapter, on world money markets, up slightly on some exchanges millon each to Hartford tion president. “We are not These (days most of us have all we can do to pay our bills, let operations to the public’and the non, D-East Hartford, who SPEBSQSA, will meet tonight Program Review Committee Hospital and St. Francis looking for an immediate and down on others. today issued a report highly General Assembly. succeeded Odegard as co- at 7; 30 at the Teen Center alone save anything. Yet we all know this is a time when we ought Hospital in Hartford, the payoff of all the back debts Gold opened at $174.50 an ounce in both London and critical of the fiscal and chairman, said, “The goals Annex of the Manchester hospital group said. since the state simply does not Zurich, down $0.25 from Friday’s close in London and un­ decision-making policies of th “We legislators couldn’t tell which were approved by the un­ Recreation Center. to save. Were listening. And we’ve worked out a few suggestions Its figures did not agree with have the money.” changed in Zurich. University of Connecticut from the Health Center reports iversity’s board of trustees in for you. What follows doesn’t ask you to alter your standard of living The dollar opened at 2.3570 marks in Frankfurt, down Health Center. how much money is being spent 1962 and reaffirmed in 1974 are St. Bridget Rosary Society from Friday’s close of 2.3590, at 4.3450 francs in Paris, The committee expressed on education, research and simply too broad and will meet tonight at St. Bridget drastically. It simply asks you to change some down from 4.3575 and at 2.4413 guilders in Amsterdam, concern over the Health medical care,” said former generalized to be used as School cafeteria. Mass will be Be a home economist. down from 2.445. Center’s lack of specific and State Sen. David Odegard, R- measures of the Health celebrated at 7:30. During the Yale Chaplain of your everyday habits. measurable goals, over its Manchester, co-chairman of the Center’s performance.” program which begins at 8:30 Mever use the dishwasher, clothes washer, or “tedious, overly complex deci­ committee when it prepared Hannon noted, “We can’t tell Mrs. Peg Winther of Ellington Sought Advice sion making process,” and over the report. “We have never from these goals what the will do a charcoal sketch and dryer unless you have a full load. Caulk win­ the “conflicting and mis­ been consulted on the basic Health Center is supposed to be exhibit paintings, which will be Plans to Resign BOSTON (UPI) — Defense lawyer William Kunstler said policy decisions.” dows, repair storm glass, check for Sunday Mrs. Randolph Hearst sought his advice and help leading” methods it utilizes in doing, so it’s almost impossible for sale. to judge its success or failure.” last September to locate her missing daughter, Patricia. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - to become vulnerable to a adequate insulation. Think of the The committee’s report said The 50-50 Club of St. Mary’s “She came to see me in New York and asked me if I William Sloan Coffin, the Yale whole lot of new things and not Become a brown-bagger. the legislators center is mired Episcopal Church will sponsor University chaplain best known just piay it safe,” she said. dozens of other ways you can could assist in some way in getting her (Patricia) to come Tax Relief Estimated in beaurocracy, lacks specific a pancake supper, which is open for his civil rights and anti- In 1961, Coffin went to If you’re eating lunch out every cut down on your utility bills. back, or something like that, and I said I could not,” goals and concluded, “It’s very to the public, ’Tuesday from 5 to Vietnam War activities, has an­ Montgomery, Ala., on an early Kunstler told reporters. difficult (for us) to assess 7 p.m. in Neill Hall of the nounced plans to resign after 17 “fredom ride” and with six day, chances are it’s costing you at Typical Annual WASHINGTON (UPI) - About half the $270 million responsibility for specific church. Tickets, which may be years at Yale. otliers was arrested for least $1.50. A darn good sandwich, would be returned as rebates on decisions, since many times purchased at the door, are $1.50 Savings: $35.20 Tour Canceled Connecticut taxpayers will Coffin made known his violating local “Jim Crow” enjoy rebates and reductions 1974 taxes, ranging in size from decisions are made by large for adults and $1 for children resignation, effective next laws. The seven were later brought from home, will cost you EAST LANSING, Mich. (UPI) — Ronald Ziegler, former totaling $270 million if a tax $100 to $200 per taxpayer. The committees (of Health Center under 12. January, at the end of a sermon exonerated by the U.S. President Nixon’s press secretary, canceled his relief bill now working its way balance would come back in the personnel) using secret Sunday at the Battel) Chapel at Supreme Court. about 50(t. appearance at Michigan State University along with the through Congress becomes law, form of reduced withholding ballots.” The Old Guard, for retired Yale. Starting in about 1964, Coffin Typical Annual remainder of his scheduled nationwide campus tour according to Rep. William L. taxes, increasing take-home Among the recommendations men of the area, will meet His future plans are ap­ vocally opposed United States because of “personal problems,” a university official said Cotter, D-Conn. pay. Cotter said. the Review Committee made to Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Luther parently uncertain, although he policy in Vietnam. He was in­ Savings: $238.00 Wmv. Saturday. Cotter, a member of the bring the Farmington facility in Hall of Emanuel Lutheran will not become a chaplain at d icted in 1968 w ith D r. House Ways and Means Com­ line with the way it thinks it Church. another college or join any Benjamin Spock and three, A spokesman for the school’s lecture concert series of­ Old Reruns mittee, which writes the should be operated is one for other organization for at least a others on charges of conspiring fice said Ziegler’s agent informed the school Friday night Scheduled television nation’s ncome tax bill, said creating a special commission The council on ministries of year or two, his wife Harriet the speaking tour had been postponed until the middle of programming in the United to promote resistance to the — composed of health North United Methodist Church said Sunday after Coffin left on draft. March. Sunday the committee has ap­ States sta rt^ April 30, 1939, X proved a tax relief bill that professionals, legislators and will meet tonight at 7 at the a speaking tour. He was convicted but later with a telecast of President members of the general public. church. provides benefits for in­ Franklin D. Roosevelt opening Kingman Brewster Jr., the won an appeal. The U.S. The commission would be And now , w e’d like to hear some Ecology Award dividuals and businesses. the World’s Fair. Within three university’s president, said Cof­ government dropped the directed to draft specific and Edgar Circle of South United BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (UPI) - Dr. Ruth Patrick, Cotter said the national tax months, 10 hours of television fin’s departure would be “a charges in 1970. chairman of the board of the Academy of Natural Sciences bill for individuals will be fare a day were being beamed measurable goals for the .Methodist Church will meet great loss to all of Yale. After U.S. withdrawal from of your silggestions... Health Center, and to present Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. in Susan­ in Philadelphia, Saturday night was awarded the 1975 John reduced by $16.4 billion under from the tower at New York “At a time when cynicism Vietnam he advocated amnesty the tentatively approved City’s Radio City Music Hall to them to the General Assembly nah Wesley House of the and nihilism overcame so for draft dodgers and military and Alice Tyler Ecology Award. for approval in early 1976. church. Mrs. James Mittletree Cut down on the Jot them down here; the more unusual the better. Let your The award of $150,000 is administered by Pepperdine legislation. Connecticut’s share TV sets as far as 150 miles many. Bill Coffin kept the un­ deserters abroad and un­ of the bounty will be 1.6 per away. is in charge of the program. iversity both morally and University. derground. long voyage home. imagination fly. If your smgestions ring a bell with us, we’ll be cent, he said. socially sensitive,” Brewster Descended from a wealthy Patrick, who has spent 40 years working to protect said. New York family, Coffin left Try a variety of routes between calling you to ask if you’ci like to appear in a CBT radio commercial streams and waterways from pollution, was the un­ Mrs. Coffin said her husband Yale after his freshman year to animous choice of the selection committee composed of ■ -M wants to finish one book and enlist in the Army as an infan­ your job and your home and settle on and, if you do, we’ll pay you the same as any radio pro receives scientists from eight universities. write another and “to let go and tryman during World War II. for your appearance. let God.” For two years after the war he the shortest one. Even if it’s only two In Critical Condition “ I t’s really a period of was a liaison to the Russian ar­ n./ miles shorter than the one you’ve been CHICAGO (UPI) — Elijah Muhammad, 77, the founder wishing to think out some new my. During the Korean War he Name ______ideas he has about planetary taking, you’ll save about 60

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Ck)nn., Mon., Feb. 10,1975 — PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVEfJING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 10,1975 * / t r w i 'i H i w J 7 i r A &f- Hudson Big H! 1^eX . Fab Laundry || | ^ ^ Del Monte 11 I BUSiNESS BUSINESS I Towels Detergent ||| Butter ,1 Coffee III Clorox fl Many Qualify 10* Off Label Richmond In CPA Test 162 ct Finast 1 lb Regular, Drip, 1 lb Liquid gal rolls 49 oz Quarters pkg can Bleach jug A total of 114 candidates ^aum lU 111 .n pkg Electra Perk passed a written examination 9 9 ^1 ^'^’■39^ With This Coupon and Purchase $7.50 4 9 ^ With This Coupon and Purchase $7.50 ^ 4 9 ^ last November, qualifying them or More. Limit one Coupon per Customer T^.u With This Coupon And Purchase $7.50 4 9 — or More. Limn one uoupon per uustomer T ii^i* -Ri S v With This Coupon and PuKhase $7.50 With This Coupon and Purchase $7.50 With This Coupon and Purchase $7.50 for the Certified Public Accoun- Or More. 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Among the 79 who must com­ Beef Loin Bottom Round or plete experience prerequisites were Manchester residents President Stephen L. Marhelewicz of 65C Charles L. Boggini of 132 Beef Downey Dr., Andrew M. Miller Baldwin Rd. has been named Chuck of 1178 W. Middle Tpke., Eli Sirloin Steak president of the New England Shoulder Roast LB. Okrant of 49 Waranoke Rd., SUPERMARKETS Soft Drink Service Club, an af­ SUPERMARKETS and David L. Rizzo of 129 N. filiate of the New England Soft Favorites from Elm St.; and Vernon resident Drink Association. He was James M. Goldblatt of 75 Tracy UWKO elected at the association's an­ the Seven Seas! Naturally aged _____ suns nual meeting held recently at Naturally aged Delicious Bone-In Boston. for tenderness Steak Lovers for tenderness Boneless Roasts FOOD Boggini is manager of the Market Class and flavor. Delight! STAMP Charles Boggini Co. of 71 Canadian and flavor. Easy to Carve Spencer St., a manufacturer of Set at UConn lb CUSTOMSRSJ flavors and extracts for the soft lb drink, dairy, and syrup in­ iFilletofSole Mini-courses in marketing Treat your Family to Mr. Dell dustries. Boggini has been and economics, linked to the Favorites & Save at Finast associated with the 30-year-old critical global problems of the May, will be offered this week Italian local firm since 1961. Taste Beef Lein Perterheuse Boggini is former president Boneless Beef Chuck 7-Bene and next month for students in of the Connecticut Soft Drink O’ Sea g t the University of Connecticut Bone Imparted Service Club. He is a member 98! honors program. er T-B ene Steak (ib r^r) In Ib of Manchester’s Democratic Encore Hams Steaks er Reasts T W The marketing session will, Sausage Town Committee and is town ^ O .b 'meet for five Wednesdays at Ham Primo Hot or Sweet liason representative on the Smelts Jumbo Colonial - Serve Hot l3;30 p.m. in the School of Manchester Country Club 99 Business Administration, star­ Board of Governors. Have Extra for ting Feb. 12. Teaching the mini- Tasty Sandwiches lb course, which will focus on Treat marketing practices and how Extra Trim Large End chuckUnderblade Q they affect consumers and 6 to 8 Ribs half [ f t * society as a whole, will be Dr. Ib Firms Report & Richard Wendel, head of Beef Rib Steaks Bone In Ib Fish Cakes Steaks er Reasts T O >b UConn’s marketing depart­ Sales, Income ment. * Taste O’ Sea Scheduled to lead a discussion Amer. Cheese 99 Stanadyne Inc. of Windsor, a diversified manufacturer of Fried 59f of current economic problems for three Wednesday evenings precision metal products, has Small End White or reported 1974 net income of Crab Claws'^'”King . . . lb 1.79 in March at the Honors House is Beef Chuck Beneiess Yellow Check These Low Prices! Emeritus Professor of $2.78 per share on net sales of Extra T^imC9 to 12 Ribs 1"ii 14% 02 OQC Fresh OySterSstandard®can 1.19 Economics Philip E. Taylor. Carando New England r » Franco-American . $233 million. Macaroni ■ can 29* In 1973, Stanadyne had ear­ Cleaned Squid. ,b1.09 Fresh Chicken Parts! Discussions are scheduled at Sheuider Steaks London Broil Ib 16 02 O Q C 7:30 p.m. on March 6,19 and 26. LuncheonSausage ib1.69 Tomatoes cans 99* nings of $2.30 per share on sales Beef Rib Roast 'Ttfa lb 6 021 A A Cod Fillel S m o k e d ...... ib 1.19 Taylor will talk on energy, in­ Dandy Loaf Carando . . of $201.6 million. Chicken Legs...... m 78* ib 99* Tomato Paste Gloria . cans I • W Fresh Clams S ___ib 69* flation and unemployment and Roast Beef ______Tb"1.39 3% 02 A Q € A conversion to the LIFO Chicken Breasts ... ib 88* how they are inter-related. Boneless Beet Steak Sale! Sardines Brisling . . . can “f w (Last-In, First-Out) method of Shrimp Under IS^er Ib ■ . .lb 2.99 More Beef Values from Finast! A former head of UConn’s Chicken Breast Boneless Ib 1.58 Self Service Dell Favorites! Diet Soda Finast .... ^bVsI.OO valuing inventories and a six economics department, Taylor Beef Chuck Cube Steak 1.48 Flounder Cookeo Fillet . per cent sales increase during .,b 1.19 served as a consultant to Presi­ Facial Tissue Finast . 39* Beef Chuck for Stew ...... ib 1.28 dent Eisenhower’s Council of Beef Round Cube Steak 1.58 FrankfurtsSl^oJ^ll'e'i. .ib 1.09 1974 have been reported by Haddock Cooked ^Mel. 1.19 Finest Cold Cut Sale! Rnast All Meat 12 OJ 7 Q * Economic Advisers and an ad­ or All Beef .pkg 1 9 Motts Applesauce Allied Thermal Corp. of New Beef Chuck Short Ribs...... ib 1.08 Top Round Steak Beef 1.58 Bologna Finast Sliced visor to former Gov. A.A. Britain. 8 oz Boneless Palmolive’W a r. Bologna, P&P Loaf, Beef Chuck Ground...... ib 98* Ribicoff and King Hussein of Round Tip Steak Bee( ■ 1.58 Jimmy Deansais°agfRon . pKg 99* The company said 1974 sales Olive Loaf pkg totaled $49.3 million, compared Beef Round Ground ...... m 1.08 Jordan. to $46.6 million in 1973. Net in­ come for 1974 was $2.44 per I share, compared to $3.31 per EER Cited share in 1973. The drop was G eorge Rosen, chief of blamed on the shift to LIFO ac­ propulsion research at United counting. Aircraft Corp.’s Hamilton Stan­ Hudsen Fab dard Division has been named a Del Monte Muellers Loctite Corp. of Newington, a Ciorox Finast co-recipient of the Goddard producer of industrial Richmond Award by the American adhesives and sealants, has Finast Institute of Aeronautics and Big-H Laundry Chunk Light Elbew reported a decline in earnings Liquid Buttermiik Astronautics. for the six-month period ended Rosen was cited for Dec. 31. leadership and technical con­ Tew eis Detergent Tuna Macareni Six-month earnings were 24 Butter Coffee tributions in pioneering the cents a share, compared to 37 Quarters Regular, Drip, Electra Perk Bieach Biscuits development and production of cents a share in the comparable turbo-propeller systems. period a year earlier. Sales for $ 10* Off] the six months, however, in­ $ Label creased from $27.6 million to 1 Ib gal Simple Mistakes 162 ct 1 lb $32.4 million. 1 Ib Mistakes in simple 49 oz pkg jug 8 oz arithmetic are causing many rolls pkg can taxpayers in the Hartford area pkg ctns to overcharge themselves when filing income tax returns with With Coupon Above With Coupon Above With Coupon Above G&W Declares With Coupon Above With Coupon Above With Coupon Above the Internal Revenue Service, according to District IRS 250 Dividend Director Joseph J. Conley Jr. Gulf & Western Industries Conley said 32,603 Hartford Inc. — which has two sub­ area taxpayers overcharged sidiaries in Manchester — has themselves a total of $3.15 flSV declared a special dividend of Sunrise Fresh Dairy Features million last year. The Stock-up on Frozen Food Favorites the Finast Way! jBaAed Fresh with natural Ingredients the Finast Way! 25 cents per share of common Proof It pays to shop for quality produce the Finast Way! the Finast Way! overcharges were refunded, he stock, payable April 1 to said. stockholders of record Feb. 28. The New York-based firm, in Taste O’ Sea Finast Het Deg er announcing the dividend, called Kraft American Program Manager for dividend-incentive legisla­ Amy Combs of Farmington Hamburg Rells tion to encourage small in­ has been named program Fish Cake Dinner vestors to renew their con­ L ‘ 'll. >/L :^iceberg Lettuce Cheese manager at WFSB-TV (Channel fidence in American industry. 3) in Hartford. She w as Tasty, Economical Meal The special 25-cent payout is f/i previously program manager Just heat and serve! in addition to the company’s /■ ■'5 V • 4 Siices for WJXT-TV in Jacksonville, Finast . S regular annual dividend of $1 \4 Fresh Crisp Fla. 8 oz Fresh per share. G&W officers said pkgs the special dividend action was Everyones Favorite Deluxe 12 oz For Your Health 4 Beauty! taken “ in view of Gulf & For Sandwiches 60,000 Calls Western’s all-time high ear­ and Salads Slices PkQ The federal Consumer nings and its continuing strong hds 8 9 ^ Product Safety Commission’s Hot Cross Buns...... M 85* operating results." toll-free telephone hotline re­ Listerine G&W’s Manchester sub­ cent completed its first full French Pries English Muffins omon 2 ’p’^gsl.OO sidiaries are the Klock Co. of Fresh _ _ ... Orange Juice year of operation, having Mouthwash Bordeaux Florida Extra Large logged nearly 60,000 calls English Muffins cheese 2pkg°s1.00 1366 Tolland Tpke. and Mai Tool 27 Size for Farms & Engineering Inc. of 280 during the period. Consumers 2 .% 4 9 ^ Valentine Cupcakes . . '’s® 85* Adams St. Strawberries * may call the hotline about Antiseptic ^ Valentine Party Square ea 1.09 Russet product problems from any Baking Potatoes bag gal where in the continental U.S. Shrimp Patties 2 pV g. 8 9 * cherry Ples...... 0 The number is 800-638-2666. A Honey, Egg ^^99* And Cheese quart Stay-Free ...... 1.29 Macaroni Finast Cesserole. 4X'.1.00 & Butter S J i Vienna Bread Sesam’e Seed 2 k:!99* Lease Value Up ctn Yeiiow Turnip Vicks Nyquil...... ®b«M.29 Cheese Pizza Tavern . IV 99* Plain Donuts...... Fish Catch Soars Befit Milk ...... 69* National Telephone Co. of Bromo S eltzer...... 69* Washington — The National for 10 01 AA# East Hartford has reported Cod FiWeX^Z...... X 1.25 J b ivs I Corn Toasties...... V 49* Marine Fisheries Service re­ Fresh Lemons Wispride Chaddrr*(?hoe... .. pkg S i r gross lease value of telephone ports that fish caught off the 6 systems installed during the U. S. coasts increased from third quarter-was $5.5 million, about 4.4 billion pounds in 1948 compared to $3.6 million a year to about 11.2 billion pounds in eaplier. Net income was listed 1973. Almost all of this addi­ as $283,135, compared to $164,- tional catch has gone to foreign 932 a year earlier. fishermen. \ PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 10, 1975 Washington Window: Sleuthing in a Hurry MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Feb. 10.1975 — PAGE FIFTTinTtN organization I feel is responsi­ sion, but the transcript reveals was corrected. By STEVE GERSTEL damage and a little more the subcommittee’s cloak-and- Cowens Gets Up for Every Game ble for the bombing at the State that Short stuck to the fruits of ’The hearing ended at 12:15 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The testimony. dagger operations that cost the HERALD Department.” the investgation and nothing p.m., cloising another chapter in FBI and the polio# cm rest Sourwine; “Do you have any taxpayers |400,0(K) a year. ^urw ine: “Now, you say, as easy. And the CI^ doesn’t even additional information that will claimed. What do you mean?” ANGLE have to get involved. help round out this record?” TOES. ONLY SPECIAL! Short: “They are the ones By EARL YOST. The SeMte Internal Security Short: “No sir, not at this Lean, Center Cut who claim credit for the bom­ Sports Editor subcommittee has conducted a time. I hope to have some ad­ bing of the State Department.” ...... i b . * l . * 3 As Knicks Find Out in Boston rapier-like investigation into ditional information in the very WHAT'S PUU DEPT. STORE PORK CHOPS Sourwine; “How have they Lean, “Country Style" the recent bombing of the State near future.” IWa Hive A Notioii To Pliasi) claimed this credit?” Department. It was the Sourwine; “Mr. Chairman, if Next to Frank’s Suparmarkat BOSTON (UPI) — Dave Cowens doesn’t believe in Short: “In several telephone COMING SPARE RIBS...... ib. 9 9 ‘ moaned afterward of the one that got away. “That we’re playing well, running the (fast) break and our Weatherman Underground. the witness receives additional East MliMla Tpka., Manchaatar Notes Off the Weekend Cuff rivalries or in getting “up” for certain games. calls and, in addition, a 12-page 7 Rib Philadelphia game ticks me off,” said Cowens of Friday The details of the brilliant informaton in the near future, defense has been fairly good.” letter they placed in a telephone VALENTINE Little League baseball slgn-up session yesterday at­ The Boston Celtic center believes simply in winning, no night’s 98-95 loss to the 76ers that halted an 11-game win­ sleuthing are outlined in a 29- and before the record of this to PORK ROAST...... lb. 89* Havlicek, the 13-year veteran who played on the near­ booth.” tracted three Manchester girls. Youngsters Interested will matter who the opponent may be. page transcript made public by transcript is released, if it is ning streak. “They’re just a one-on-one club.” perfect Celtic teams of the mid-Sixties, said the current Investigation over. Case SCHOOL PACKS also have an opportunity to sign up Sunday at the Legion the subcommittee. released, may the order be that BENTLEY HIGHLAND PARK MAAKET opponent Sunday happened to be the New York Cowens’ theory is that the Celtics should not lose another club “is executing much better than last year” when they closed. he make that information Home...Albert “Yosh” Vlncek has decided to step down as The hearing on the results of valentine tor game this season. “There’s no reason for it to stop. I think The rest of the transcript in­ 317 Highland St.. Manchester—Phone 646-4277 Knicks and Cowens treated them the same as he had treat­ won the NBA title. “We’re at the top of our game. We have the investigation was held in available in the record as a cor­ Boys and Girls commissioner of the American Little League. John Rear- cludes reprints of newspapers SCHOOL? ed the opponent the/oay before, which also happened to be good balance now and the people (starters) don’t have to Room 4241 of the Dirksen rection to his testimony?” don,.^ho has coached Dillon Ford, will move up to replace stories, 18 pictures of the bomb the Knicks. ‘ play as many minutes.” Senate Office Building. It began ’Thurmond granted permis­ Vlncek...Death on the weekend claimed Bill Wlerdak, one Cowens had 25 points and 20 rebounds in a nationally While the Celtics are in peak form, the Knicks are promptly at 12;0S p.m. of the state’s leading duckpln bowlers for years. The pop­ plummeting into a valley. The loss of the old guard and the Present were Sen. Strom ular Glastonbury man also ranked nationally...There are televised debacle that ended with the Celtics ahead, 105-88. The previous day in New York Cowens had notched 31 introduction of new players to the Knick style is costing Thurmond, R-S.C., who was plenty of tickets available at the Civic Center box office victories. presiding, and chief counsel points and 12 rebounds in a 128-102 rout. for Tuesday night’s schoolboy doubleheader featuring four “We lost a tough ballgame to a very fine club,” said New J.G. Sourwine. Catholic schools. Including East Catholic...Manchester “To me a game is a game,” said Cowens after ruling the But the star attraction was Celtics’ long-time bitter rivals twice running. “The York Coach Red Holzman. “We have to do ever^hing Chapter of Baseball Umpires will meet Thursday night at 7 right in order to win because we’ve got a new ballclub with Robert James Short, the sub- players change from year to year; this isn’t the same o’clock at the Nathan Hale School. new men. We gave up a real good guard (Henry Bibby) committee’s senior in­ team. And each game has its own character. No two vestigator — the man who The games are alike.” who helped us as the third guard but Barnett (who came cracked the case. Shots Here in There with Neal Walk in a trade last week with New Orleans) is The crackling give-and-take Cowens was right about the Knicks not being the same Kim Bushey, former Manchester High star, has been a going to help us. He’s a good shooter and can be the third of the interrogation gives an in­ team without Willis Reed, Dave DeBusschere, Jerry guard.” vital cog In the 10-3 won-lost record complied to date by the Lucas and Dean Meminger. Even veteran guards Walt sight into Short’s brilliant in­ SATURDAY But then Cowens doesn’t care who New York puts on the Wllbraham Prep school cagers...Ben Ford of the Nelpslc Frazier and Earl Monroe were un-Knicklike. Frazier hit vestigation. floor. He doesn’t even care if the opponents wear Celtic Sourwine: “Have you con­ Tennis Club will again serve as a line judge at the Aetna only three of 13 field goal attempts for nine points and jerseys. He’s still going out to win at all costs. ducted any investigation with World Cup tennis matches March 6-9 at the Hartford Civic Monroe connected on two of nine floor shots to finish with Elsewhere, Philadelphia ripped Chicago, 109-97, Detroit respect to the recent bombing Center...Answers to two recent questions. Wilt five points. nipped Los Angeles, 97-96, Buffalo clipped Seattle, 99-93 in of the State Department?" BANK pays Chamberlain did play basketball, one game. In Manchester Newly acquired Jim Barnett led the Knicks with 19 while overtime and Houston tripped Portland, 102-92. Short: “Yes, sir, I have.” at the Clarke Arena a decade ago. He arrived late, gave a Bill Bradley had 12 and John Gianelli 10. Boston had four Sourwine: “Have you arrived 76ers 109, Bulls 97 half-hearted effort, and got out of town as quickly as possi­ at any personal conclusion with double figure scorers in addition to Cowens. Jo Jo White, Thirteen-year veteran Leroy Ellis and guard Fred ble after the final buzzer...Sugar Ray Robinson, better regard to where the respon­ now four points shy of his fifth straight 1,000-point season, Carter each tallied 27 points to help Philadelphia move to known as a world boxing champion In several divisions, sibility for this bombing should had 22, Don Nelson 18 and John HavUcek and rookie Glenn within four games of New York in the Atlantic Division. rest?" also played basketball one day In Manchester. He per­ McDonald 14 each. '1 Chet Walker’s 25 points led Chicago. Short: “Yes, sir, I have. formed with Marques Haynes’ Harlem Magicians at the Cowens also was correct about no two games being Pistons 97, Lakers 96 Sourwine: “What is your con­ Clarke Arena. TOP DOLLAR exactly alike, although the difference between the two Bob Lanier, playing only a few hours after having his clusion?" weekend routs came only in the packaging. knee drained, hit 14 points in the fourth quarter and 31 for Short: ‘‘As claim ed the The Knicks, playing at home, ran with the Celtics for Weatherman Underground Briefs from Around the game to lead Detroit. He is not expected to be able to almost three periods Saturday before tiring. On Sunday, play against Milwaukee tonight, however. Goodrich led the on All Savings Deposits Springfield’s entry In the American Hockey League has the Celtics napped through the opening period then put on a changed management and names. Eddie Shore is back LA attack with 27 points. 36-16 second period show that left the Knicks out of another Braves 99, Sonics Russian Art operating the franchise and the team will be known as the game. Indians. Last Friday night the former Kings attracted a Buffalo held Seattle to just two points in the last 2:30 of To Be Shown Cowens, playing with a beet-red, throbbing back, led the overtime to win. Bob McAdoo led all scorers with 39 points season high 5,787 fans in a special family promoiion...The performance with 13 points and eight rebounds in the New England Whalers have 19 games left at the Civic while teammate Randy Smith added 17. For Seattle, In America quarter that gave the Celtics a 56-40 halftime edge. The (UPI photo) Spencer Haywood had 29 points. Center, including two this week, Wednesday with Edmon­ lead inflated to 29 points in the third quarter before the MOSCOW (UPI) - Thirty ton and Friday against Indianapolis. Bobby Hull is due in Celts’ John HavUcek Wins Out Rockets 102, Blazers 92 paintings unseen outside Russia reserves loosened their muscles. Rudy Tomjanovich and Calvin Murphy scored 28 and 25 Hartford March 11 and Gordie Howe’s only appearance The win was Boston’s 13th in 14 games but Cowens Bill Bradley Second Best for Rebound since the 18th century will be With Houston will be March 22. The latter tilt will be a points respectively to pace Houston. taken to the United States next NEW TOP Rate Certificate May for a six-month cultural sellout...Pete Wojtyna of Manchester, who set a new high exchange, industrialist and art triple duckpln bowling record two weeks ago at the collector Armand Hammer said Holiday Lanes, carries a 125 average in the Construction Nets and Colonels Saturday. League. Wojtyna rolled a 214 single in his 529 record Hammer said he arranged total...Manchester Open Golf Tournament is not listed on Only Russell Has ^nsti^er the exchange Friday in a the Connecticut State Golf Assn, schedule for the 1975 meeting with Soviet Culture % season. Ellington Ridge will host the Connecticut Open Continue Hot Pace BOSTON (UPI) — Apparently, only that he had notified the shrine of his minister Pyotr N. Demichev. Aug. 4-5. The paintings from the Her­ Bill Russell, the greatest defensive decision, the last time I spoke with SPORTS NEW YORK (UPI) — As Julius Erving goes, so go the mitage museum in Leningrad Effective Annual Yield basketball player in history, can him was in Phoenix at the All-Star New York Nets; As Dan Issel and Artis Gilmore go, so go will be shown at the National answer the question of why he turned game (Jan. 14). “I told him of the on New 6 YEAR SAVINGS End of the Line SLATE the Kentucky Colonels. Gallery, Washington, D.C., the Tall Gary Carlson, one of two sophomores in the East down enshrinement in the Hall of arrangements made but he didn’t in­ And so goes the American Knoedler Gallery in New York, 7 CERTIFICATES counting its win over Utah, Catholic starting lineup, is the son of Burr Carlson, former Fame. dicate he would refuse.” Basketball Association’s the Chicago Art Institute and is 38-14. ( Minimum S LOGO deposit) Varsity basketball coach at UConhT .Pete Thompson is the A check of his friends on the Boston But Russell refused on Saturday, Eastern Division race too as Los Angeles County Museum. Colonels 112, Stars 95 » other soph starter with the Eagles...East Coach Stan Celtics Sunday turned up no answers, saying cryptically, “For my own per­ Erving, Issel and Gilmore A similar number of pain­ Monday Issel, whose 30 points 8.17 nor did a call to the Hall of Fame all enjoyed typical games tings from those museums will Ogrodnik won five straight games wearing a new sport sonal reasons I dont want to be a part BASKETBALL topped all scorers, had 16 in be brought to the Soviet Union coat and came within a whisker of making it six against solve the puzzle. of it. I”m not going, they know that. Sunday and the Nets and the last quarter as the “But I’m not surprised,” said Tom for showing in Moscow, Xavier, a one-point winner over his club in the final eight I’ve felt this way for many years.” South Central CC at MCC Colonels kept winning in Colonels stretched their win Leningrad, Kiev and Minsk, seconds last Friday...Kevin Walsh, publicist with the New Heinsohn, who played with Russell on their neck-and-neck race for Russell would say no more but it streak to seven straight. Hammer said. Other S.B.M. TOP DOLLAR Certificates England Whalers, will join Dick McAuliffe of the Elks the Boston Celtics for nine years then Tuesday the regular season ABA was theorized he refused because Back-to-back baskets by He said other American Sports Night program one week from Wednesday night, succeeded his teammate as Celtic BASKETBALL East crown. Marv Roberts and Gilmore museums may participate in Feb.l9, at the Elks Home...The nearest ticket outlet for coach. “Nothing he does surprises there were no other black players in Enfield at Manchester Erving scored 34 points to the exchange, but this has not 7 On^* T'z’"* the hall. Williams said there were enabled the Colonels to go m on m 4 Yr. Csrtificatsi the New England Whalers this side of the Connecticut me. Northwest Catholic vs. East power the Nets to a 117-90 ahead for good late in the yet been decided. “ ® ■ For Doposits of Arnold “Red” Auerbach, who blacks —several members of the Catholic at Civic Center is tho Effoettvo Annuil Ylild >”°rs River is UConn and one doubts if any hockey buffs will victory over the Virginia third quarter. Utah was In addition to the old masters, traded two veterans for the right to Renaissance team (called the Rens), Cheney Tech at Bolton the Soviets will send 10 pain­ drive to Storrs to get advanced tickets. All other ticket Squires, while Issel, with 30 paced, as usual, by Ron outlets are west of the river. pick Russell out of the University of who were enshrined as a club in 1961. Coventry at Bacon Academy points and Gilmore with 19 tings from the Russian museum 1534% Rham at East Hampton Boone, who tallied 27. Only in Leningrad. San Francisco in the first round of the points and 13 rebounds, other bright spot for the on M B Savings C o rtlfiu to It also is known Russell dislikes Rockville at South Windsor Hammer said he also 7.08^ 3 ysars msturity 1958 draft, said he was “a little disap­ helped Kentucky past Utah, presentation of individual awards. Somers at Ellington Stars was 19-year old rookie It Iht E ffK tin Anniul Ylild SlOO Minimum Deposit pointed” in his long-time friend’s arranged for a separate exhibi­ Several years ago while a color com­ Manchester at Enfield (girls) 102-95. Moses Malone, who sur­ tion of American Western art decision. “ He’s his own man mentator for NBA Game of the Week, E ast Catholic at South In the only other ABA passed the 1,000-point mark throughout the Soviet Union of (though), let him do what he wants.” g l 2 % Russell was to participate in a Catholic (girls) games, St. Louis put away with 15 which upped him to works from the Buffalo Bill T ourney-Minded John HavUcek, the link between the on Savings Csrtificste televised ceremony in which his Indiana, 120-108, and San An­ 1,005. Museum in Cody, Wyoming. 6.8I’‘ l-to -2 yoars maturity Russell-led Celtics and the team of tonio outlasted San Diego, 1100 Minimum Oaposlt WRESTLING Spirits 120, Pacers 108 ‘The old masters going to the Is tho Effoctivo Annuil YItId jersey, “No.6,” would be raised to the today, would not even conjecture on Boston Garden rafters and retired St. Bernard at East Catholic 126-123. Marvin Barnes poured in United States were collected by Quintets Paired his former teammate’s reasons. “I the Empress Catherine the along with other Celtic stars. Russell Nete 117, Squires 90 35 points as the Spirits, who C 3 4 % have no comment,” said the 13-year Wednesday Great and have rarely left the HARTFORD (UPI) — Tournament-minded Connecticut decided before air time that he would Erving’s 30 points paced led by as many as 15 midway walls of the Winter Palace on ■ 1 90-Day Notice Account veteran. “I’m not sure what his not participate, again for personal WRESTLING through the third period, 6.00’‘ SlOO Minimum Deposit and Rutgers clash in a basketball battle Tuesday night the Nets’ eighth straight vic­ where the Hermitage museum thinking is on the matter so I can’t Penney at Manchester snapped a six-game losing is tho Effoctivt Annul! YItId before an advanced sellout crowd in Storrs, the visiting reasons. tory over the hapless (12-42) is now situated. say.” streak. Indiana, led by Scarlet hoping to duplicate a feat accomplished its last Squires. New York, which They include Rembrandt van Lee Williams, chairman of the Hall Auerbach would provide no clue of Thursday George McGinnis, managed time out. has now won eight in a row Rijn’s portrait of his wife of Fame in Springfield, Mass., also is Russell’s rationale for disliking BASKETBALL to close to four at the begin­ For the Husky hoopsters, the match will be the first of at home and 21 straight Saskia, entitled “Flora," a befuddled by Russell’s action. “I awards. “I have enough problems of Penney at Manchester (girls) ning of the final period, family group by Sir Antoony three in a decisive week in UConn basketball history. They against East Division foes, haven’t talked to him,” said Williams, my own without worrying about Northwest Catholic at East however. McGinnis, who Van Dyck, a rare landscape go to Madison Square Garden Thursday for an engagement boasts a 40-14 division contradicting Russell’s statement that,” said the Celtics president. Catholic (girls) had 17 points in the third called “The Carters” by Peter with Manhattan and play a return match at home Saturday record, while Kentucky, TOP Rate on Regular Savings period alone. Paul Rubens, a landscape by with Massachusetts. Jacon van Ruisdael entitled Connecticut, 14-3 after an overtime 80-76 win at “The March,” “A Visit to Massachusetts Saturday, is in the running for an Eastern Grandmother” by the Le Nain brothers, Jean Baptiste Char­ College Athletic Conference New England regional playoff din’s ’"The Washerwoman,” post. Bartolome Murillo’s “’The Boy Rutgers, at 184, owns the best record among teams in Bill Russell Man of Many Moods with a Dog,” Franz Hals’ “Por­ % % contention for the ECAC Metropolitan New York region. trait of a l ^ n ” and a “Pieta” After nosing out Syracuse last Thursday, Rutgers broke by Paolo Veronesi. a 15-game home court winning streak at their upstate New is The Effective Annual Yield NEW YORK (U P I)-R ed What Bill Russell turned also black, was voted in spoke with him again and he Works from the Russian York gym. But UConn has built up a 17-game home win­ Among those who follow on Auerbach calls Bill Russell basketball, there is little around and did, though, was some years afterward. said there would be no museum in the Mikhailovsky ning streak over two seasons under coach Dee Rowe. Regular Savings Accounts the finest basketball player question that Bill Russell announced Sunday he will More than that, Russell problem. I gave him some of palace include canvases by Ilya Rutgers’ road record is 6-2 this season. Likewise, Repin, Dmitri Levitsky and No minimum deposit Deposit in ,iny amount he has ever seen, or as he refuse to show up for his in­ seems to have undergone a the details on how we unveil UConn’s only losses have been on the road; A two-point was the foremost defensive other Russian masters of the puts it, “the single most player of his day, quite duction into the Basketball change of mind somewhere the new plaques in our at any time . . withdraw anytime. downer at Mississippi State and one-point setbacks at New 19th century. devastating force in the possibly th6 finest defensive Hall of Fame in mid-April. along the line. Honors’ Court. Hampshire and Vermont. It was the second such history of the game,” and “ For my own personal He showed no objection to “ Now all I can do is The brightest spot in Connecticut college basketball performer ever to play the exchange arranged by Bill Russell may be all that, reasons, which I don’t want being inducted along with wonder what changed his came when UConn nailed down second place in Yankee game. Hammer. In 1973, he sent his but by any scale of 10, this to disuss, I don’t want to be three others when he first mind. He hasn’t told me. We own private collection here in Conference standings with victory over Massachusetts. As a youngster with the last play of his is a bummer part of it,” Russell said in was notified of his election talk about this being the age exchange for 41 impressionist All Accounts now Insured up to $40,000°° by F.D.I.C. Other weekend results were not so favorable for University of San Francisco, and nets him a big nothing. Seattle Sunday. by Lee Williams, executive of communication, but I paintings from the Pushkin Nutmeggers as Yale lost to Ivy League rival Dartmouth, he was one of the five best Gallery in Moscow and the Her­ The former Celtics’ star director of Basketball’s Hall haven’t heard a word from Compounded Continuously • Credited Monthly • Day of Deposit to Day of Withdrawal* 72-68; Trinity bowed to Union, 83-68; Central was It leaves him in the players in college basketball of Fame, a few weeks ago mitage. awkward position of stan­ history and later when he has always felt strongly him. ” overwhelmed by LeMoyne, 82-82, ahd Western Connecticut about racial matters. He has during the NBA’s All-Star lost to Jersey City State, 88-79. ding all by himself in mid­ played under Red Auerbach ‘ Unless you have $100,000 or more always been outspoken game in Phoenix. There are 47 men on the Not all was gloom, though. Up-and-coming Eastern court with his foot in his with the Boston Celtics, he “ So long as $5 remains In account 'til end of period about them, so there is “In our election process, Board of Trustees for Connecticut walloped University of Maine at Portland, 85- mouth. helped lead them to 11 NBA every indication he is not we notify our living electees Basketball’s Hall of Fame. 59, Saturday night and University of Hartford defeated St. championships during his 13- He’s putting up a straw happy with white-black im­ by a night letter wire which Among them are such men Mail Solution Fails Anselm’s, 88-79, in overtime at Manchester, N.H. year career. He became the man to knock down, balance which exists in is now called a mail-o- as NBA Commissioner Bonn — West German Chan­ Yale visits Columbia Friday and Cornell Saturday. Trini­ first black coach of the BILL RUSSELL FOIC regulations permit withdrawals protesting an imagined in­ Basketball’s Hall of Fame. gram,” Williams explains. Walter Kennedy; former cellor Helmut Schmidt has the from Time Savings Accounts before ty travels to Worcester Tech Tuesday, to Colby Friday and Celtics and presently is same name as five other Bonn maturity provided rate of Interest justice which really does not the basketball shrine in Some people have the idea “I saw Bill twice in Phoenix Philadelphia franchise on amount withdrawn is reduced to to l^wdoin Saturday. doing a good job coaching owner Eddie Gottlieb: Jack residents and they all get a lot passbook rate and three months exist. Worst of all, he is Springfield, Mass., until five there are no black in­ and asked him if he got his Interest It forfeited. At home this week, Central takes on Stonehlll Tuesday, the Seattle Sonics. of wrong telephone calls and doing the cause he espouses years after he had hung up dividuals in the Hall, but mail-o-gram. He said he did. Twyman; Wayne Embry misdirected mail. Savings Bank Catholic University Friday and Bentley Saturday. little good whatsoever. All Russell will be 41 this his sneakers. That means I congratulated him and told and Bob Kurland. that isn’t so. The original The chancellor suggested that Eastern visits Quinnipiac Monday and New Haven him we were very happy to It is up to them now his fellow Schmidts could enter he really is doing is denying week. He quit playing at the this years. New York Renaissance, Wednesday and hosts Western New England Saturday. people the pleasure of end of the 1969 season, and Like Ted Williams, Stan welcome him to this dis­ whether or not Bill Russell their professions beside their Hartford hosts Lowell Tech Tuesday and visits Springfield made up completely of black name free of charge in the honoring him for his ac­ since the rules for election Musial and Sandy Koufax, players and known more tinguished group. He said goes into the Hall of Fame. telephone directory, and letters of Manchaatar Saturday. nothing at all to give me the Most likely they'll vote complishments, and the to Basketball’s HaU of Fame Bill Russell made it on his Bridgeport hosts Merrimac Wednesday and Stonehlll popularly as "The Rens,” to that effect were sent to the Member F.D.I.C. ironic part of that is he may are similar to those for first try. Fair enough. He slightest idea he objected to him in anyway. 646-1700 Friday. Wesleyan visits Coast Guard Wednesday and were elected as a team in five Schmidts. The Bundepost not even be succeeding in Baseball's Hall of Fame, he deserved it. Nobody’s being inducted. What will Bill Russell do delivered two of them to the MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER Williams Saturday. Fairfield is at home against BC 1961, and their owner and People-to-People Banking doing that. didn’t become eligible for arguing that. “The following day I then, demand a recount? ehancellor’s office. Wednesday and at Villanova Saturday. coach, Robert 0. Douglas,

k.«l PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 10,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Feb. 10, 1975— PAGE SEVENTEEN Stretch Run Howe Still Has Touch Indiana Heads NEW YORK (UPI) - nipeg edged Chicago, 3-2, and Mark Lomenda. Graybeard Gordie Howe, Vancouver belted New Pet. GB For New Mark For Cagers approaching his 47th England, 5-1, and Toronto Blazers 5, Whalers 1 birthday, still manages to defeated Indianapolis, 7-5. Vancouver completed a New York 14 .741 14 .736 NEW YORK (UPI) — They are not yet “Invincible In­ BASKETBALL stay a few big strides in weekend sweep on home ice Kentucky Roadrunners 6, Oilers 4 St. Louis 21 36 .368 tow diana,” but by now even second-ranked UCLA, which By Lett Auaier front of his kids. over New England after Robbie Ftorek scored two Memphis 16 .296 24 swept a weekend twinbill in the unfriendly Oregon having beaten &e Whalers, Out of the clubhouse turn heading towards the stretch Gordie, who celebrates his goals in the first period for Virginia 12 42 .222 28 Northwest, Tennessee, which regained its star freshman PEE WEE Debbie Caouette led the run is the 1974-75 scholastic basketball season. birthday March 31, scored 4-1, Saturday night. The West Bernard King, or ACC powers Maryland and North Action at the Community Y t Eagles with nine points with Phoenix and Dennis Saturday saw Manchester One goal each quintet sets prior to the cam paip is his 23rd goal of the season Blazers took a 5-0 lead on W L Pet. GB Carolina Stete which had three-victory weeks, must be Rita Lupacchino and Janis Sobchuk, Michael Cormier, Travel upend Wyman Oil, 20-9. Eremita adding six markers qualifying for the CIAC State Tournament. And when the and son Mark added No. 16 Murray Keogan and Peter Sunday before Tom Earl Denver 43 14 .754 wondering if Bobby Knight’s unbeaten top-ranked Hoosiers ruined goalie Don McCleod’s San Antonio 37 24 607 8 Robert Burns paced Travel apiece. Penney’s Julie Lussier, tourney arrives, it doesn’t matter if a club went un­ Sunday night as the Houston McNamee added one each. can be had. defeated or split its 20 games during the regular season. shutout bid with the lone Indiana 26 28 .481 15W with 10 points while Kevin who has been averaging 25 Aeros beat the Cleveland The No. 1 Hoosiers, who face Minnesota tonight in one of Burnham had four, for Wyman. New England goal at 14:38 Utah 23 32 .418 19 points per outing, was held to 16 Each begins with a clean slate and has equal opportunity to Crusaders, 4-1. Ted Taylor Jets 3, Cougars 2 the more sterner tests of their unbeaten record, swept to markers. be crowned state champ in its size classification. of the final period. San Diego 21 36 .368 22 had the other two goals for Team Captain Danny Sunday's Results their 22nd straight victory Saturday by downing Iowa, 79- For most teams, their fate has already been decided. Johnson snapped a 2-2 tie Houston, which maintained Toros 7, Racers 5 St. Louis 120, Indiana 108 56, and only the great 1961 Ohio State team of Jerry Lucas, midgp:t / One squad, Manchester High, has a very good shot of lan­ a six-point lead over with his 12th goal at 12:57 of New York 117, Virginia 90 John Havlicek and Larry Siegfried — with 26 straight — Defensemen Rick Cun­ With Tommy McCluskey pop­ ding a spot in the Class AA Division. If the Indians make it, Phoenix in the Western Divi­ the second period and Win­ Kentucky 112, Utah 95 has surpassed a streak like that in the Big Ten. ping in nine points, Multi Cir­ Standings ningham and Jim Dorey it will be a clean sweep for local entries as East Catholic sion. nipeg held on to snap a four- San Antonio 126, San Diego For second-ranked UCLA, still very much a threat to cuits got past Modern Y MIDGET - Multi Circuits II each scored two goals as and Cheney Tech are already assured berths in their game losing streak. After 123 regain the national title it lost a year ago to North Carolina Janitorial, 22-19, Saturday at 9-0, Multi Circuits 18-1, Modem Toronto registered its fifth respective divisions. The Roadrunners kept the Jets had taken a 2-0 lead WHA State, the weekend was quite a boost in that direction. the Community Y. John Kelly Janitorial 6-3, Fountain Village Manchester, 9-7 over-all and needing just one more vic­ pace with Houston by in the first period, Chicago consecutive home ice vic­ East Expected to lose at least one of the road games againet scored seven points for Modern 5- 4, CBC 54, Boland Oil 2-7, Y All Stars 1-8, Manchester Cycle tory to qualify, gets two cracks this week. Coach Doug beating Edmonton, 6-4, and drew even in the second on tory. The loss was the sixth W 1. T Pts. nationally ranked (and always dangerous) Oregon and in a row for Indianapolis. 1- 8. Pearson’s Indians entertain CCIL foe Enfield High in other WHA action, Win­ goals by Francois Rochon New England 28 21 2 58 Oregon State, the Bruins instead showed their might by Tuesday night at Clarke Arena before journeying to East Cleveland 24 28 2 50 CHURCH (UPl photo) downing the Beavers, 67-60, Friday night and the Ducks, With Paul Turek netting nine Y INTERMEDIATE - Super Hartford Friday night for another league clash with Chicago 19 32 1 39 107-103, on Saturday. Indianapolis 10 38 3 23 points, Concordia Lutheran out­ Bads 8-0, TMJ’s 7-1, Out-of- Penney High. Enfield is in the same predicament as the Champ Gets Set for Return All America forward candidate Dave Myers scored a lasted Emanuel Lutheran of Order 5-3, Gunver’s 44, Lakers Silk Towners. The Raiders are 9-7 over-all, needing one West career-high 39 points for UCLA against Oregon at Eugene Manchester, 30-26, last at 3-5, Hustlers 3-5. decision to get into post-season play. Who is more deter­ Eagle and Indian W 1, T Pts. — including 11-for-ll at the free throw line — but team­ Illing Junior High. Brett Swen­ mined should rule this encounter. Top-seeded Chris Evert prepares to return ball tu Houston 34 18 0 68 son and Frank Ley had seven Y PEE WEE - Groman’s 9-0, Margaret Court en route to 6-4, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3 win in mate Pete Trgovich finally had to put the game away with East Catholic, safely in the 53rd annual CIAC event for Phoenix 28 21 6 62 four key foul shots with 1:48 remaining. markers apiece for Emanuel. Elks 7-1, Nassiff Arms 5-4, Virginia Slims Tournament in Richfield, Ohio. Miss 22 1 S3 Wyman Oil 2-6, Manchester the 12th consecutive ocassion, has something else on its Matmen Triumph Minnesota 26 Johnny Miller Exhibits Form that Won Hope Dessert Classic Indiana, meanwhile, upped its season record to 22-0, by Also, Wapping clobbered Evert won $15,000. 25 21 2 52 Travel Service 2-7, VFW 1-9. mind. The Hartford County Conference has created a tour­ San Diego Temple Beth Shalom, 77-29, and BOWLING x-Baltimore 14 35 3 31 easily disposing of cold-shooting Iowa at Iowa City behind nament involving the top four clubs to determine its titlist Squaring its mark last pinned Jones 5:10, Unlimited 23 points from Scott May. Faith Lutheran was out­ after the regular season. Presently, East is fifth at 3-5, —Thibodeau (M) pinned Flower distanced by South Methodist, EAST MIDGET Saturday at 6-6 was the Canadian Third-ranked Louisville was not as lucky on the road. 1:20. 33-32. Kip Richardson (12), Professional Remodeling 9-0, one-half game behind Northwest Catholic and South Play Home Tonight Manchester High wrestling W L T Pts. The Cardinals, which had lost only one game to date, ran Catholic. COUNTRY CLUB - Vic Mark Freeman (10) and Mike Eastern Realty 7-2, Allied team with a 30-24 win over Abraitis 145-137-389, Nondo An- Quebec 34 17 0 68 into Ken “Grasshopper” Smith on their road trip to Tulsa Builders 5-4, Community Y 4-5, Tuesday night at the Hartford Civic Center, East and Moving closer to the .500 Falcinelli (10) were best for Enfield High at the Raiders’ nulli 139-138-147-424, Ted Toronto 29 22 2 60 and came up 82-77 losers. The hot-shooting Smith scored 26 Wapping while Bruce Charen- First Hartford Realty 4-5. Northwest collide in the second half of a doubleheader with mark last Saturday was the Backiel 141-375, Fred Baker Edmonton 25 19 2 52 Johnny Miller Different points as Louisville, which got a game-high 32 points from gym. dof’s seven markers were high EAST PEE WEE - Celtics 9- South and Xavier High the combatants in the 7 o’clock East Catholic wrestling Vancouver 25 23 2 52 Cougars’ Triumph Deadlocked at 24-all going 144, Larry Bates 164-400, Ken Junior Bridgeman, dropped to 16-2 for the season. for Temple. Neil McKenny 0, Burger King 54, Willie’s 4-5, 21 25 2 44 opener. Friday night. East entertains Holy Cross of Water- into the last match, team with a 40-12 trouncing Bennett 149-401, Carl Bolin 144- Winnipeg Atlantic Coast Conference powers Maryland (No. 4) and poured in 13 markers for Top Notch 0-9. bury at the Eagles’ Nest. M anchester’s Leon of Bacon Academy at the 135-377, Bert Davis 373, Ding x-Franchlse transferred from North Carolina State (No. 6) also had pleasant weeks, the Methodist and Greg Snap Loss Streak Farr 136-353, Dick Gardella 138- Michigan EAST JUNIORS - Suns 8-1, Cheney Tech, 12-6 for the season and in the tournament Thibodeau pinned Skip Eagles’ Nest. East is now 5- Terrapins putting away Virginia, Fordham and Duke in Morrissette tossed in eight for the first time in six years, journeys to Bolton High 389, John Rieder 138-168-417, points for Faith. Braves 6-3, Lakers 6-3, Pistons Flower to secure the vic­ 6-1 for the season. Sunday’s Results succession, while the Wolfpack first downed South Florida Tuesday night for a return engagement with the Bulldogs. Pete Staum 159-402, Bundi Tar- Than Palmer, Nicklaus 6- 3, Knicks 1-8, Saints 0-9. After 11 consecutive losses, the Manchester Community Heavyweight Bill Leahy and then breezed past Georgia Tech and Furman in the tory. ca 139-368, Don Tarca 138. Houston 4, Cleveland 1 Standings: Wappinq 5-0, Cheney upended Bolton at home, 65-63. The Beavers wind College basketball team finally got in the win column last Ed Machuga gained an saw his unbeaten skein Vancouver 5, New England 1 weekend North-South Classic. PALM SPRINGS (UPI) — When Arnold Palmer was South Methodist 5-1, Faith up regular season play next Tuesday at East Granby High. Saturday, 76-70 over Middlesex Community College at overwhelming 14-5 decision snapped at 11 by Bacon’s Toronto 7, Indianapolis 5 Miller shot a closing 68 to win the Hope by three strokes In the hotly contested Southeastern Conference race, .‘ BLOSSOMS- Barbara cleaning up everything in sight on the golf tour, it wasn’t Lutheran 5-2, Center Bolton, 4-9 in the COC and 5-10 in all games, travels to Cheney Tech. while Lee Snuffer pinned his Bud Vary in a 6-3 decision. Winnipeg 3, Chicago 2 with a 90-hole score of 21-under-par 339. fifth-ranked Kentucky and seventh-rated Alabama moriart^ ^ ^ ^ E e'r s / Sullivan 173-176-464. all that hard for the weekend hacker to identify with the Congregational 4-2, Emanuel Middletown Friday nioht for a league clash with Vinal The Cougars, now 6-13 man in the second period. A1 The Eagles won seven of the Phoenix 6, Edmonton 4 “When I’m playing,” said Miller as honestly as he could, remained deadlocked in first place with identical 10-1 Lutheran (Hartford) 3-2, Con­ Tech. new king. 0v*r 40 Ymt* oI UnaxcalM StrviM over-all for the season, were free throw by Reynolds Girelli, who has been con- 12 weight classes and picked “I shut out everything. Maybe that’s the secret to my records. Kentucky whipped Georgia, 75-61, Saturday, cordia Lutheran 2-4, Temple Amie swung from his tail off the tee, attacked his iron Also on the calendar, tournament-bound South Windsor led by Curt Iverson and Tom made it 69-62 with three sistantly wrestling above his up a forfeit win in the 108- NBA success. As for my daughter, please don’t make too much while Alabama kept pace by beating Tennessee at Beth Shalom l-5,Trinity Cove­ O p e n 24 Hours Dally Leads for 68 Laps shots and putted for broke. Off the course, he wasn’t much of that.” High (9-3,11-6) entertains CVC-rival Rockville High (4-8,4- Tucker with 23 and 22 points minutes left. Middlesex own weight, decisioned Bud pound division. Eastern Conference Knoxville, 71-65. nant 1-5, Emanuel Lutheran FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Atlantic Division different with his easy way and infectious smile. (Manchester) 1-6. 12) Tuesday night and is at Windsor Locks Friday. respectively. The Collegians closed to within one point, Pease in the 141-pound divi­ East’s next match is Miller’s victory in the Hope was the third this year, his Immediately following that latter game, Tennessee Rockville treks to Windsor High Friday night. go for two straight tonight at ’Tuesday at home against St. (UPI) — Ron Hutcherson of W L Pet. GB T hen came Jack Nicklaus and people found it a little dif­ 11th in the last 14 months and the 14th of his five-year 71-70, on two John Ramey sion. Keokuk, Iowa, led for 68 of the Coach Ray Mears left little doubt as to his opinion on the Rham High (10-2, 12-4) is at East Hampton (6-6, 9-7) Cheney against South Cen­ Bernard. Boston 39 15 .722 ficult to see anything of themselves in him. Jack played career. conference’s No. 1 team. “Alabama is best team in hoops but the Cougars ran Manchester’s next match 80 laps Sunday to win the Auto Buffalo 35 19 .648 4 EAST GIRLS M©bil i f P Tuesday night and Friday at Coventry. Coventry (4-8,5-11) tral Community College. Results: 101—Hopper (EC) golf perhaps the way the original Scots figured it should be Murphy who hasn’t won a tournament since the 1970 off the final five points for is Wednesday afternoon at Racing Club of America’s 200- New York 27 27 .500 12 America,” said Mears, “better than Indiana, with a good Registering a one-point, 25- HEATING OILS has a road date Tuesday night in Colchester against Bacon pinned Mowel 2:51, 108-Hoch — letter perfect and introspectively. Off the course, he 24, win Saturday was the East MCC jumped to a 20-9 ad­ the win. Clarke Arena against mile stock car race at Daytona Philadelphia 24 32 .429 16 Hartford Open, made the most headway in the final round shot at the national championship.” Academy (5-8,8-9). Finally, Ellington High (6-7,7-9) enter­ vantage behind the hot Penney High. (EC) won by forfeit, 115-Shan­ International Speedway. lived a rather secluded life wrapped up in his family and with a 66, but he started too far back to overhaul Miller and Just the same, Mears, whose Vols have slumped to 7-4 in Catholic girls’ team over OIL BURNER & non (EC) dec. Burgess 6-0, rarely talked about anything personal. Penney High of East Hartford. tains NCCC cellar dweller Somers High (0-12, 1-15) shooting of Iverson and Results: 101 - Hallett (E) Hutcherson averaged 145.513 Central Division finished at 342, which won him $18,240 in second-place the conference — three games back of Alabama and Ken­ HEATING INSTALLATION 122—Skrabut (EC) pinned The tournament-bound Eagle Tuesday night and Friday the Purple Knights play host to Manchester (76) dec. Mumford 4-0, 108—Curtiss miles per hour in his Plymouth W L Pet. GB Now, along comes Johnny Miller, and he’s a lot different money. tucky — regained his star freshman, Bernard King, for the Peoples before Middlesex Marinoccio 3:37, 129-Turgeon maidens are now 10-3 for the Valley Regional of Deep River. B F Pts. (E) dec. Cunningham 3-1, to finish seven seconds ahead of Washington 38 16 .704 than Arnie and Jack. He plays the game like a robot but Alabama game. 643-5135 rebounded to take a 35-34 (EC) dec. Adam 4-1, Heard, who started out in golf with Miller, finished with season. 315 Center St. ManchMtef Iverson 11 1 23 115—Dunn (M) won by forfeit, Terry Ryan in a Chevrolet. Houston 28 27 .509 low probably is a little more human—a little more like the guy halftime edge. Tucker 135—Bentley (BA) dec. Dean a 69 for 343, which was worth $11,360, and Shaw, playing his 11 0 22 122—Machuga (M) dec. Wylot Cleveland 26 27 .401 IIW next door that is. The second half was very Dishaw 11-10, 141-Farrell (EC) dec. best golf in longer than he can remember, closed with a 69 2 0 4 14-5,129-L. Snuffer (M) pinned Atlanta 23 35 .397 17 close with six deadlocks. Peoples Debowsky 13-0, 148—Smith 106th Victory On the course, he’s more like Nicklaus because he is able for 345 and $7,520. Brady to Testify Today 8 2 18 Beaupre 2:53,135-Courtris (E) New Orleans 7 44 .137 29W Reynolds (BA) dec. Reeves 7-5, to shut out the crowd noise and clicking cameras and con­ With the count knotted at 54- 3 1 7 pinned Derewianka 5:56, ARCADIA, Calif. (UPI) - Clancy 158-Grigley (EC) pinned Western Conference centrate solely on the shot at hand. Palmer, who has won the Hope title five times, never MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. third player to testify in federal all, Tucker canned two 15- 1 0 2 141—Girelli (M) dec. Pease 8-1, Veteran jockey Bill Shoemaker Leber Emerson 3:02, 170—Grondin Midwest Division Off the course. Miller is as human as your best friend. was a factor and finished far back at 353, while defending (UPI) — Linebacker Kevin court today. foot jumpers around the 7:00 0 0 0 148—Hallett (E) dec. Brezinski chalked up his 106th career vic­ Smith (EC) pinned Bishell :53, 189— W L Pet. GB He likes to talk about family life^ and the problems in Brady, one of 16 former and mark. Layups by Iverson 0 0 0 5-1,158—Roy (E) dec. Jones 16- tory in a stakes valued at least champion Hubert Green was another two shots back. Testimony was scheduled to Fedar (BA) dec. Boland 3-0, Chicago 31 22 .585 One-Size Hre Sale present National Football and Brian Reynolds 7, 170—Gillen (E) pinned 8100,000 when he booted home building a new home. He likes to go fishing and he worries Totals Unlimited -V ary (BA) dec. Detroit 32 25 .561 1 Despite his problems with a new home and a sick League players who brought an continue for another week extended the margin. A 36 4 76 Madden 3:23,188—Hawkes (M) Stardust Mel in the fl31,300 a let about where he is and where he is going. “I’m no S aw NowThmugh Wednesday on Jlies FbrYbur before the trial is recessed until Leahy 6-3. KC-Omaha 29 27 .518 3W daughter. Miller is going down the road this week for the antitrust suit challenging the jumper by Iverson and one Charles H. Stnib Stakes at l^n- different than before” is his favorite expression, and in Colt, Gremlin, Pinto, Toyota or \^a NFL’s Rozelle Rule, will be the mid-April. ta Anita Sunday. Milwaukee 25 27 .481 5Vi many ways it’s true. next event the Andy Williams-San Diego Open. In his Middlesex (70) heart, he’d like to skip this week but he feels an obligation B F Pts. Sunday’s windup of the Bob Hope Desert Classic was a Pacific Division perfect case in point. to the San Diego sponsors who have none of the tour’s Ward 10 4 24 W L Pet. GB 'superstars this year except Miller. Ramey 8 2 18 Esposito ‘FaiW To Match Richard Here, John had stayed up most of the night before with Golden State 32 21 .604 his sick infant daughter and obviously had lost a lot of Puorro 3 2 8 Seattle 25 30 .455 8 “It’s only fair someone show up,” Miller said, revealing Byrnes 3 2 8 NEW YORK (UPI) - The burly Bruin center, who Garry Howatt scored the only Phoenix 23 28 .451 8 sleep. Sunday morning he helped his wife, Linda, take 7- another side of his character. “I know Jack (Nicklaus) is Regularly B78-13 blackwall Williams 2 0 4 Although they fell short of their says he isn’t “interested at all” Islander goal against Ken Portland 23 32 .418 10 month-old Casi to a local hospital where she is today with a passing and so are Arnie and Lee (Trevino). I feel an plus $1.88 F.E.T. Adams 0 0 0 lofty aspirations, Phil Esposito in equalling Richard’s feat, Broderick. Los Angeles 20 33 .377 12 case of the flu, and then he trotted off to church services obligation to play no matter what.” *21.40 and old tire Inferance 4 0 8 and the Buffalo Sabres can take came up short again this before going to Bermuda Dunes for the last round. A $6 0 0 Sabres 4, Canadiens 4 Sunday’s victory here was worth $32,000 and gave Miller great pride today from their season, but he owes no one an Sunday’s Results Crovjds as usual flocked around him and the clicking of Power StreaklS Totals 30 10 70 Two of the best young failures. apology. On Saturday night, he Philadelphia 109, (Chicago 97 cameras was endless. But Miller shut everything out when 1975 earnings of $108,343 as well as his first Ryder Cup Score at half: Middlesex 35-34 orwards in hockey, Guy Lafleur points — 70. Here's your chance to get polyester cord Goodyear tires at substantial For Esposito, although he has scored four goals and an assist of Montreal and Richard Mar­ Detroit 97, Los Angeles 96 it would have been easy to lose his cool and the tourna­ savings. For three days only. This B78-13 Power Streak 78 is tubeless, shattered virtually every as Boston beat Detroit, 8-5, thus tin of Buffalo, scored two goals Boston 105, New York 88 ment. “My goals this year,” Miller said, “are to play on the bias-ply construction — with a dependable, road-holding 6-rib tread. National Hockey League increasing his total to 52 in 54 each. The Canadiens, who over­ Buffalo 99, Seattle 93 Tire up now! scoring record, he is still games. Jerry Heard, Bob Murphy and Tom Shaw, his Ryder Cup team, win one of the big events and lead the Cadillac came a 3-1 deficit, are unbeaten Houston 102, Portland 92 challengers, found out how tough Miller can be. money list again.” Whitewalls slightly more in most sizes. reminded on occasion that he The Bruins made it a big in their last 16 road games. Ram Heads never has matched Rocket weekend by blasting the New KINGSTON, R.I. (UPI) - Richard’s accomplishment of York Islanders, 5-1, Sunday Kings 2, Black Hawks 1 NHL Split end Bill Britt of scoring 50 goals in the first 50 night with Esposito being Mike Murphy registered his Division 1 Everyday Regular Prices On These Sizes Providence and middle guard games of a season. It didn’t limited to an assist. 19th goal with only 6:08 left to W L T Pts. H O C K E Y iVopie« Golf Play Cliff Perry of Norwalk, Conn., seem to matter that he had Buffalo, a franchise which play as Los Angeles reduced its Philadelphia 33 13 7 73 For models of Porsche, Saab, For models of Chevy, Chrysler, Dodge, For models of Chrysler, Mercury, option free V o lk sw a g e n have been named co-captains of notched a record 76 goals in 78 has been in existence only five deficit behind the Canadiens to NY Rangers 28 17 10 66 Ford, Plymouth, Pontiac & many others Oldsmobile, Pontiac and many others the 1975 University of Rhode games in 1970-71, scoring 53 of years, had a shot at becoming five points in Division 3. Mike NY Islanders 22 18 14 58 To Sandra Haynie Corrigan for the Kings and Ivan AtlanU 23 21 11 57 5.60-15 Blackwall F78-14 & F78-15 G78-14 & G78-15 Island football team. them during the final stretch of the first team in 45 years to F ■ plus $1.79 F.E.T. ^ W m ^ Blackwall plus $2.40 3 - d 1 Blackwall plus $2.56 50 games. sweep a season series from Boldirev for Chicago exchanged NAPLES, Fla. (UPI) — Sandra Haynie won the $40,000 and old tire ^ A B ■ to $2.45 F.E.T. and ■ to $2.60 F.E.T. and first-period goals. old tire old tire Montreal. But after winning the Division 2 SQUIRTS Naples-Lely LPGA Classic Sunday “the easy way” — by EARLY BIRDS- Robbie w ith every first four games, the Sabres had Rangers 7, Capitals 3 W L T Pts. Williams 135-128-371, Sophie Getting goals from Jim coming from behind. FINAL EXPENSE to settle for a 4-4 tie in a Billy Fairbairn, Derek Vancouver 27 21 S 59 Burnett, Brad Pendleton and Welply 133, Linda Hankinson Chicago Haynie, of Dallas, Tex., nationally televised game Sun­ Sanderson and Greg Polls each 25 24 6 56 Jim errari, Nichols Tire (3-6-1) missed a 23-foot putt on the 128, Julie Landsberg 346. Big Savings on Auto Service Now Thru Sat LIFE INSURANCE scored two goals for the St. Louis 20 23 10 50 had put together rounds of 71 day afternoon. nipped Regal’s (7-2-1), 3-2, 18th hole. “The Canadiens seem to Rangers and Rod Gilbert Minnesota 15 32 6 36 and 72 to wind up with a one- RESTAURANT- iDon Logan *500 to *5000* yesterday at the Bolton Ice Their tie finish at second bring out the best in us,” said notched his 30th. The expansion Kansas City 12 35 7 31 Palace. Ken Conoy and Jim under-par, sixth-place finish 154-353, Harry Buckminster 152- Beetle* place gave them $3,685 each. 371, Jim Bell 136-136401, Neal Buffalo Coach Floyd Smith. Capitals have lost all 28 of their Crombie were the lamp lighters at the end of second-round SERVICE ON FOREIGN & COMPACT CARS Division 3 Austin, of Oneida, N.'Y., “We seem to get up for them.” road games and over-all are 4- for the losers. action. Lynch 357, Dave Carlson 138- EVERYONE ACCEPTED And Rene Robert, who assisted 45-5. W L T Pte. Also, Economy Electric (6-4- collect^ $2,600. 404, Russ Willhide 371, Alex Ur- Between Ages 46-87 on the tying goal scored by Fred North Stars 3, Flames 2 Montreal 32 9 14 78 0) overwhelmed F arr’s (3-7-0), But Sunday she fired a Defending champion Carol banetti 138-369, Lee Urbanetti Los Angeles No Selesmen Will Cell Stanfield at 6:05 of the third Second-period goals by Craig 30 11 13 73 4-1. Mike Smith, ricky Clark front nine of 35 and a back Mann fired a final round of 168-381, Bob Hyde 160-185-467, Pittsburgh SHOCKS • CDMPLETE EXHAUST Call or writ# and giva ua your data of birth. period, added: “I don’t know Cameron and Blake Dunlop 23 19 11 57 and Mark and Eric Stepper 69 for a total of 215 to tie for Dave Viara 144-380, Ed Detroit nine of 33 over the 6,100-yard why but everybody’s up provided Minnesota with its se-. 14 30 10 38 scored for Economy while Todd seventh place with Maria Doucette Jr. 141-397, Adolph UFE OF AMERICA INSURANCE CORP. OF BOSTON Washington 4 45 5 13 Lely Country Club course everytime we play them. cond victory in as many days. Mozzer tallied for the losers. Astrologes, Murle Breer and Kuszaj 149-402, Chet Nowicki 40 Broad SL, Boston, Mass 02109 Maybe it’s because they’re the for her best round of the 152-140-399, Pete Aceto 155-384, FRONT ENDS ^ Dopt 00-MM - Tol. 247-1166 Rookie goaltender Pete Division 4 three-day tourney to capture Sandra Palmer, behind San­ • AND DF CDURSE YDUR TIRES Depending on age Montreal Canadiens.” LoPresti, after shutting out PEE WEE Ray Johnson 360, Jim Lambert n W L T Pts. d ra Post and Shelley Philadelphia on Saturday, came Skating to a 1-1 tie yesterday the $5,700 top prize and 141-149397, Ken Markstein 173- Buffalo 34 11 9 77 Hamlin, who tied at 214. 382, Jim Moore 142-168-430, Bruins 5, Islanders 1 up with another outstanding were Nassiff rms (6-2-2) and finish with a five-under-par Boston 30 14 11 71 Paul Correnti 161-146432, Bob DISC BRAKES Gregg Sheppard scored two performance against Atlanta. First Hartford Realty (64)4). 2ir. • ALSD FREE TIRE MDUNTING Toronto 20 27 8 48 Krawski 368, Ernie Pohl 147362, goals and added an assist as Red Wings S, Maple Leafs 3 California 13 35 9 35 Mike Cassarino scored for "Coming from behind is Boston stretched its unbeaten Nassiff’s and Barry Kelleher Andy Lamoureaux 51-392, Mike BALL JDINTS Phil Roberto registered his the easy way to win,” Pagani 155-135402, Ed Gutt 357, string to five games and closed first career hat trick and added for First. WITH PURCHASE DF NEW One of the many improve Sunday’s Results Haynie said afterward. Gene Grille 361, Carl Bolin 135, To help insure that the en­ to within six points of first- an assist as Detroit ended a Also, Rotary Club (2-5-3) got More Patriots ments on the ’75 Beetle is fuel injec­ Montreal 4, Buffalo 4 “The difference in my game Joe Dvorak 150371, Emil tire Beetle runs more efficiently, you place Buffalo in Division 4. five-game winless skein. past Ted ’Trudon’s (1-8-1), 3-2. BOSTON (UPI) - WBZ-TV WHEEL BEARINGS TIRES tion. The same type of fuel injection also get a free computer analysis at Kansas City 2, California 1 Tom Marshall, Barry Vincens was my short irons. I only has signed a contract to Palmieri 151-377, Frank Blank NY Rangers 7, Washington 3 136-176-441, John Bremser 136, you’ll find on a Cadillac. the first 15,000 miles. NOTICE and Tom Roach were the lamp had one bogey today ... and telecast all six preseason Minnesota 3, Atlanta 2 lighters for Rotary while Mark at that point I felt like I was games played this summer by Jim Stanizzi 151-368, Keith O nly on a C adillac, it's a $600 And every Beetle is covered by the Detroit 5, Toronto 3 Manchester Community College Buezek and Mike McNiff scored out of it. But my short game the New England Patriots. The Dashno 153-146-429, Jeanot Wir- option. Owner’s Security Blanket, the most Boston 5, NY Islanders 1 talla 138-365, Dave Castagna MANCHESTER WATER 00. GuHiiral Pn^pwns C o m n ^ for ’Trudon’s. helped.” Boston station also will carry On the Beetle, it's standard. advanced car coverage in the Los Angeles 2, Chicago 1 the Patriots’ regular season .152-374, John OrtolAni 156-139- Even more amazing, with a Beetle world. WILL BE CLOSED MIDGET She finished one stroke games. 400, Jim Evans 163-3 163-403, 3 Easy Ways To Pay presents a drama Hank Frey 135-371. • M ASTER CHARGE you can use both leaded and unleaded So now you don’t have to be rich to Getting goals from Dave ahead of Donna Caponi fuel.* Whichever fuel you use, the own fuel injection. WED., FEB. 12 Aparicio Decisioned Kershaw and Bob Mumford, the Young and Marilynn Smith • ARCO CREDIT Beetle’s fuel injection meters it pre- Just smart LINCDLN’S BIRTHDAY "Babbitt and the Bruins (3-7-0) nipped Groman’s and two strokes ahead of • OUR OWN CUSTOM ER WYEAR SAN SALVADOR (UPI) _ (2-6-2), 2-1. ave McGonigle Debbie Austin, all of whom HAY-FEVER CREDIT PLAN cisely so that the engine runs more me fuel injet scored the only goal for the The fuel injected 7 5 Beetle.' Firebugs” World featherwei^t champion had been tied at the lead ®ffl^)®ntly. Californio, unleodod only. Only $2,895 (World Boxing Association ver­ losers. sion) Alexis Arguello of Also, the Rangers (7-2-1) going into the final round. SINUS Svffeim ©Volkswagen of America, Inc, *Beelle Suggested Retail Price P.O.E. Nicaragua decisioned El moved into a tie for first place Young, of Woodland Hills, Here’s good news for you! Exclusive new Allowi you to breathe eaiily— stops watery local taxes and any other deoler delivery charges additional. Thursday, Friday and Saturday "hord core" SYNA-CIEAR Decongestont eyes ond runny nose. You con buy SYNA- Emergency Tel. No. Salvador’s Oscar "Chlcg” with Army & Navy (7-2-1) with Calif., had a chance to tie tablets oct instonHy ond continuously to CLEAR at your favorite drug counter, with­ Aparicio after a closely fought a 5-2 verdict over the Ser­ the score in the final hole drotn and clear oil nasal-sinus cavities. One out need for o prescription. Satlsfocticei February 13,14 and 15 “hard core" tabl$t gives up to 8 hours relief guaranteed by maker. Try it today. NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE INC. 10 rounds attended by 5,000 vicemen. Bill O'Brien, Kevin but rolled a nine-foot putt on from pain and preuure of congestion. Ted Trudon/ Inc. sBidwall Street eampui auditorlim, 8:30 P.M. Nicaraguan fana at nearby Rowe, Kevin Heirs, Steve the left side. Smith, of OenerBl Mm ltslon, $1.00 - MCC students, $.00 Introductory Offer W orth...... $ 1 . 5 0 2D5 BRDAD ST., (DPPDSITE SEAR’S AUTDMDTIVE) Tpke, Rte. 83 649-0857 PoUedro Arena Saturday night. Hovey and John Maloney Tequesta, Fla., also blew a Cut out Hill ad taka to a drug stora. Purdtaia one pock of Arguello is scheduled to de­ scored for the Rangers with chance to force the tourney SYNA-CIEAR IJ'. and rocolvt ono mora SYNA-CIEAR 12 Pock Proa. PHDNE 643-1161 Talcottvilit fend his title agalnit Bud Daigle and Skip Gemmel , LIQQITT DRUQ into sudden death when she ______Monoli*»»or Pwkad* MDN., TUES., WED., FRI. 8-5:3D • THURS. 8-8 • SAT. 8-1 Venezuela’s Leonel Hemandei scoring for the losers. UiCC. in March.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 10,1975 - PAGE NINETEEN Two Field Trip Bids HELCG Says Vandalism Situation Wanted 15 Homes For Sale______23 Womei For Safe______23 Homes For Sale DEPENDABLE nurse aide MANCHESTER - Raised Before School Board with references wishes to care Ranch, 7 rooms on large lot, Street Light Problem for elderly person. Manchester 166x253 Two fireplaces, sliding area. 643-7642 after 6. glass doors to large deck, large «lfr REDUCED Friday, March 14 and returning man said, and light bulb REALTOR VERNON The Hartford Electric Light Vandalism has caused many family room, 2-car garage, $tf,- The Vernon Board of Educa­ that Sunday night. Some 76 replacement is done during the 900. Phiibrick Agency, Co. (HELCO) says it is street light failures resulting in WOMAN will do housework, MIS tion, at its meeting scheduled students and 20 adults would patrols. Complex repairs — Realtors, 646-4200. Location — location —Jocetlon It what this five room providing Manchester with the heavy additional expense for experienced, two or three days for tonight at 7:30 at the Lake make the trip. The request for such as fixture replacement — a week. Call 647-9072. Ranch heel Put your decorating Ideas Into this home permission was made by best street light service possi­ HELCO, Hoffman said. Site Herald BOLTON - Beautiful Ansaldi Street School, will be asked to can’t be done by HELCO’s which is only mlnutaa from the golf courM. Rraplace. ble, but the company admits E x p la in in g H E L C O ’s built Raised Ranch, on acre Richard Tingley, club advisor. street light patrolmen, Hoff­ aluminum elding, and nice yard. act on two requests for field that vandalism to steeet lights procedure for maintaining treed lot, brick front, plastered trips. The board will also be asked man said. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING to act on the resignation of Mrs. is a continuing problem. street lights, Hoffman said Homes For Sale 23 walls, 4 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, Samuel Goldfarb, supervisor In a response to inquiries repairs are sometimes delayed Hoffman said the majority of- one full, two half baths, rec of music, will ask for approval Constance Cokkinias. She was a complaints about street light room with wet bar, enclosed REALE’S CORNER Grade 4 teacher at the Vernon from the town’s public works because they’re scheduled into MANCHESTER - Newer 3- for the Rockville High School department, HELCO normal work days along with failures come from the public, bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, heated porch, 2-car garage, 175 MAIN STREET PHDNE 646-4525 Elementary School and has $59,500. Phiibrick Agency, Band and a small ensemble Manchester Manager Charles other work, and emergency although police departments possible 4th bedroom, con­ from the Middle School to been on leave of absence for the Realtors, 64^00. Hoffman said there’s no way work takes precedence. file reports occasionally. venient location. $35,900. Paul travel to Philadelphia over the past year. The public works department PHONE 643-2711 W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. MANCHESTER - By owner. Services Offered his company would make any HELCO patrols streets about Lovely Ranch - three bedrooms, weekend of April 18 to par­ A request of Miss Pamela inquiry included a list of about BOWER’S SCHOOL - Center financial adjustment on the twice a month to check for in­ entrance Garrison Colonial, wall-to-wall carpeting, ticipate in a national music Ferzacca, a student at the Vo- 60 street lights which weren’t MANCHESTER- Center Street, TREE SERVICE (Soucier) town’s electric bill for street operative street lights, Hoff- eat-in kitchen, formal dining fireplace, paneled living room Trees cut, trimmed or topped, program. Ag school at Rockville High working during the third week f OR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD three family in business zone II, light failures. ideal for professional offices, or rc»m, front-to-back living room and dining area. Attached gar­ stumps removed, fully insured. The board has to approve the School, concerning course of January. Hoffman said the with fireplace, four bedrooms, age, corner lot. Call 646-29M if credits, will be explained by Dr. INDEX Help Wantad commercial expansion. $75,000. Got a tree problem? Well worth request because the students list has been referred to 13 IVs baths, screened porch, 2-car no answer, call 643-9985. a phone call. 742-8252. Robert Linstone, assistant NOTICES ADVERTISING LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- would have to be excused from HELCO repairmen. ADVERTISING 2440. garage, $45,900. Phiibrick Agen­ 1 — Loti and Found EXPERIENCED AUTO school on Friday. superintendent, Neal Landers, School Board May Ask , 2 — Ptriontit DEADLINE cy, Realtors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER - Striking 4- CUSTOM MADE Draperies, The high school ski club is head of the Vo-Ag department, 3 — Announctmtnti mechanic or mature service bedroom Contemporary, 2 1/2 very reasonable work RATES station attendant to ran and BOLTON - Four-bedroom also planning a weekend trip to and Martin Fagan, principal of 4 — Enlortainmeni 12:00 noon the day before Ranch set on 3/4 acre treed lot. NEW 7 ROOM RAISED RANCH baths, panoramic view of Hart­ guaranteed, call anytime. 649- 5 — Auctions publication. manage or lease service sta­ ford skyline, sunken patio, 2-car Woodstock, N.H., leaving the high school. $13.3 Million Budget 1 Pay ...... 9c word per day Fireplaced living room, rec 4266. Deadline for Saturday and 3 days ..... 6c word per day tion. Call 643-9521 after 6:30 aarage. 60’s. W arren E. FINANCIAL p.m. room, dining room, eat-in Aluminum siding, garage, 2 8 — Bonds-Sloel(t-MorlgaQes Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. 6 d a y s ..... 7c word per day kitchen plus garage. High 30’s. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. TWO HANDYMEN - will clean 9 — Parsonal Loans 26 days ..... 6c word per day raised hearth fireplaces, ^ attics and cellars, light After four school budget 10 — Insuranca IS WORD MINIMUM Zinsser Agency, 046-1511. The current year’s budget is PLEASE READ POWER PLANT OPERATOR - baths, carpeting throughout. MANCHESTER - Only $1,695 trucking, reasonable rates, 643- review meetings during the 312.1 milliun and the proposed EMPLOYMENT Happy Ads ...... $2.00 inch No experience r^uired. Go^ Oil hot water baseboard heat, down, could get you into this 6- 5305. Houley is Appointed past severai weeks, the Board 13 — Halp Wantad salary, paid training, plus many AMBASSADOR DRIVE - budget for the next fiscal year YOUR AD Seven-room Condominium, IVz acre treed lot. Only $41,- room, 3-bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, of Education tonight wili be represents an increase of 3L2 14 — Businass Opportunlllas benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist­ 900. full cellar Condominium. All ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ 15 — Situation Wantad Classilled ads are taken over ment required. Call U. S. Army excellent condition, carport, To Finance Committee asked to adopt a proposed 1975- million above the current the phone as a convenience. recreation room, carpeting, 4 FIANO AGENCY - 646-5200 appliances plus wall-to-wall eling, rec rooms, offices, EOUCATION at 643-94te. 76 budget. figure. The Herald is responsible lor carpeting. Ask for Mary Judge household repairs. Phone 649- 18 — Privata Instructions baths. Only $32,900. Goodchild- at F. J. Soil • — The board will meet at 8 in The board will also hear 19 — Schools-Classas only ona Incorrect Insertion and Bartlett, Realtors, 569-1744, Spilecki, Realtor, 643- 4594. then only to the size ol the DIESEL MECHANIC - No 2121. pointment, “It is an extremely the administration offices at 45 members of the school’s art 20 — Insiruelions Wantad 646-1852. VERNON original insertion. Errors which experience required. Good BUILDING and remodeling - important one. Each decision N. Schooi St. department describe their REAL ESTATE do not lessen the value ol the State Sen. Robert Houley salaiy, paid training, plus many Kitchens, bathrooms, family we make is critical in this time The board wili consider a program activities. 23 — Homas lor Sola advertisement will not be cor­ benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist­ financing available. Ranches, NEW DARRISON COLONIAL (35th District) of Vernon has 24 — Lots-Land lor Sala rected by an additional Inser­ rooms, garages, roofing and of fiscal austerity.” final budget figure of 313,320,- Architect Arnold Lawrence of 25 — Invastmani Proparly ment required. Call U. S. Army PLYMOUTH LANE Colonial and Raised Ranches. Formal dining room, been appointed to the Connec­ tion. Each home includes colonial gutters. Free estimates. Paul 000, a slight reduction from the Lawrence Associates will dis­ 26 — Businass Proparty at 643-9462. fireplaced living room, eat-in S. Matarazzo, 875-0509. ticut Finance Advisory Com­ He noted that the committee 27 — Rasort Proparty Colonial Cape, 8 large rooms, stained woodwork, selected oak 313,356,00 recommended by cuss site plan changes for the 28 — Raal Estata Wantad 2-car attached garage, large kitchen, first floor laundry mittee. can be an important watchdog AUTO-TRUCK Mechanic floors, raised hearth fireplace, during interim sessions to make School Superintendent James Regional Occupation Training treed lot. Immediate occupan­ room, 3 bedrooms, 2Vt baths, CHIMNEY SWEEPS - Make The committee consists of MISC. SERVICES needed to fill full-time position, built-in oven and range, sure your chimneys and P. Kennedy. Center. 31 — Sarvicas Oflarad Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea 8 Wantad 13 cy. Fine home for a growing kitchenl exhaust fan, full con­ natural woodwork, big the governor, lieutenant gover­ sure that no opportunity is mis­ experience a must. Call fireplaces are clean for this ’The board will also act on 32 — Palnling-Paparing family. crete basement, aluminum closets, aluminum siding. nor, treasurer, comptroller and sed to stretch state dollars with 33 — Building-Contracting COOK - Nights. Willie’s Steak Jobseekers, 568-1070. years heating season. Have matching federal funds. INVITATION TO BID several personnel actions. 34 — Roofing-Siding MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ siding, amesite driveway. Fully Convenient to everything five legislators, and is responsi­ cond, third. All kinds. Realty House, 444 Center Street, F.J. SPILECKI your fireplace and chimney The Manchester Board of 35 — Haating-Plumbing ACCOUNTANT - No experience deocorated. You pick the $38,900. cleaned professionally. Call 872- ble for approving all requests to 36 — Flooring statewide. Credit rating un­ Manchester. Call 649-5271. Realtor 643-2121 colors. City water and city transfer additional funds to When the General Assembly Education seeks bids for Doors, 37 — Moving-Trucking-Sloraga required. Good salary, paid F.J. SPILECKI 0930. 38 — Sarylcas Wantad necessary. Reasonable. Con­ training, plus many benefits. previously budgeted state agen­ is not in session, the Finance Frames and Finish Hardware. A DIAMOND HEART fidential, quick arrangements. CLERK TYPIST - Must be Prices starting at $35,900. For Realtor 643-2121 Scaled proposals will be familiar with figures and Ages 17-35. Enlistment WILL TRUCK most anything, cies. It can also act to shift Advisory Committee has the MISC. FOR SALE Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. required. Call U. S. Army at v/1 apuwiiiiiiicilb received until 3:30 P.M., FOR YOUR VALENTINE! 41 — Arliclas for Sala possess general knowledge of •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• most any place for below funds in emergency situations, power to appropriate state 42 — Building Supplias 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ 643-9462. Ranch, 2 baths, 2-car garage, call Enfield 1-749-2741, 745-4807. Februa^ 24,1975 at which time ford. Evenings, 233-6879. office routine. Minimum typing %-acre wooded lot with fan­ Lota-Land lor Sale 24 reasonable prices. Free es­ within a given agency’s budget. funds for matching federal 43 — Pats -Birds- Dogs speedspe of 40 wpm. Call Ted timates. Call 646-4303. Houley, a Democrat, has also grants that would otherwise be W they will be publicly opened. 44 — Livastock JOBSEEKERS- Open 8-8, tastic view of Connecticut CENTER STREET - Older 2- The right is reserved to reject 45 — Boats & Accassorias MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd Marcella 528-9()31. Insurance Valley; fully carpeted. $55,900. family close to Shopping GLASTONBURY - 1 1/2 acre been appointed chairman of the lost to Connecticut if the state 46 — Sporting Goods Company of North America, 111 Monday-Friday. Hundreds of lot, north side Mountain Road DRESSMAKING - Everything any and all bids. Specifications 47 — Garden Products mortgages — interim financing immediate employment oppor­ Warren E. Howland Realtors, Parkade, 4-4, second floor in­ Senate Appropriations Com­ did not promptly supply seed Founders Plaza, East Hartford, 643-1108. at start of Minnechaug Drive. from pants to bridal gowns. Different Strokes By Different Folks and bid forms may be secured 48 — Antiques — expeditious and confidential tunities. Call 568-1070. cludes carpeting, stove and Reasonable rates. Call 643-5973 mittee. He said of his latest ap­ money, Houley explained. 49 — Wanted to Buy service, J.D. Real Estate An equal opportunity employer. refrigerator. C. E. Lamson Edmund Gorman Agency, 646- at the Business Office, 45 N. 4040. weekdays after 5, Saturday & RENTALS Assoc. 646-1980. MANCHESTER - West side. Agency, 633-0227. Sunday before 1. Just a little dab will do it when you’re showing your dad and your grandfather how well you School Street, Manchester, 52 — Rooms lor Rani , MASSEUSE - Licensed, needed Immaculate 7-room aluminum paint. Little Brian Scott Bentley, 4, of 61H Rachel Rd., shows his dad, Allan Bentley, Connecticut. Raymond E. 53 — Apartments for Rant for spa, part-time. Call 643- HANDYMAN NEEDED sided Cape. Charming formal HIGHLAND PARK School - HEBRON - 200 acres of wood Demers, Business Manager 54 — Homes lor Rani □ EMPLOYMENT 8076. for large convalescent home. lands and open fields on Route SNOWPLOWING - Commercial seated, and his granddad, Everett R. MacCluggage, just what he learned at the Singf- 5,5 — Business (or Rent dining room, fireplaced living Newly decorated 6-room Cape, Basic maintenance skill room, garage, rec room and 85 and Old Colchester Road. and residential. Reasonable Learning Center. The occasion was the center’s third annual fathers’ and grandfathers’ 56 — Rasort Property for Rani 1 1/2 baths, one-car garage, rates. Also available as a back­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER 57 — Wanted to Rent MAN WANTED for floor r^uired. Experience in plum­ more. Mid 30’s. Keith Real Owner interested in financing. Help Wanted 13 large dining room, living room up rig. 646-3467 or 647-9304. Closed Wednesday day and the children and their fathers or grandfathers made Valentines for their mothers. 58 — Misc. lor Rent cleaning duties, mornings 8 bing and electrical work help­ Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. with firMlace, patio, aluminum Edmund Gorman Agency, 6 ^ A sing-along program highlighted the event. (Herald photo by Dunn) a.m. to 10.30 a.m. daily. 646- ful. Starting rate S2.95 hourly. 4040. LEGAL AUTOMOTIVE TOOL MAKERS - All-around siding. C. E. Lamson Agency, CLEANING SERVICE for All Manchester government offices will be closed 61 — Autos lor Sale 4220. machinists and Bridgeport Contact K. Engel, Personnel MANCHESTER - Duplex, 7-6, 633-0227. stores, factories, offices, NOTICE IM 62 — Trucks lor Sale four bedrooms each, enclosed ANDOVER - Three home sites. Wednesday, Lincoln’s Birthday. All public and parochial 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale operators. Top wages, fringe Department. homes, schools. Also window The Zoning Board of Appeals WOMAN FOR housecleaning porches, very large rooms, 2- SUPER CLEAN Nine high, wooded acres, $16,- schools will be closed, but libraries will be open all day and 64 — Molorcycles-Bicycles benefits and overtime. two days per week, Tuesday 000. 4 1/2 acres of sprawling cleaning. “Special rates to will hold public hearings on 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle Experience preferred. Apply at MEADOWS car garage. Priced: high 40’s. 5t^-room Ranch. Fireplace, carpeting, the rec centers at night. Refuse will be picked up as usual. Homes and Friday. Need own transpor­ oaks, 366’ of frontage, $15,000. 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BY JIM BERRY Apertmenta For Rent 5 3 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Resort Property MICKEY FINN PAPA 'THAT fT% A»/fiAV0P(Tl^ ■19 p p p c e t^ i For Rent 59 BY HANK LEONARD FOUR ROOMS, second floor, VHUGER APARTMENTS UP TO MOO ^TOFFr'OO'R^ PPIM K IH © ? A lrC O H O lr. stove, refrigerator, older cou­ Five-room townhouse apart­ STRATTON-BROMLEY- PPlMT/N'l-e W(JPA ple. No children or pets. $130. JUNK CARS 2-tO Call 649-6205 after 3. or 643-6802. ment, 1V4 tiled baths, 2 air- MAGIC area - Three-bedroom A VERY NEAT WAY OF 6AAAU--OM-MPPP Chalet, fireplace, TV, fully WANTED DOING IT./ /VtcKENZIE conditioners, wall-to-waii IT FI6URES THAT HEDGE DIDN'T HAVE TO HIRE A IT l^ — MANCHESTER- pleasant four carpeting, fuli basement, carpeted, complete kitchen WE WILL PAY UP TO $100 GOT PAID TWO THOUSAND W/T /M/W"— AND IT ^ room apartment, modem, cen­ heat, hot water, appiiances. with dishwasher. 872-3605. FOR YOUR JUNK CAR BEFORE He DID THE JOB, AND LOOKED LIKE TWO THOUSAND AFTER THE trally located, avocado Available March 1st. Adults Depending on Year and ACCIDENT.' Wanted to Rent 57 ROCCO KID WAS KILLED/ appliances, carpeting, no pets, only, no pets. Model $205 monthly. 646-47w). FREE TOW RESPONSIBLE couple with THREE-TIME LOSER 649-7620 SAME DAY SERVICE ATTRA(JTIVE 4-room apart­ one little girl seeking two- PLEASE CALL FOR ment, stove, refrigerator, bedroom house to rent. Will CURRENT PRICE LISTS MUTT AND JEFF CREATED BY BUD FISHER Z-IO references, no pets, $145. Call MANCHESTER - Newer 4 1/2 take full responsibility. f 646-3167, 228-3540. room, two bedroom apartment, Excellent references. Please 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. 522-1104. heat, hot water, stove, call anytime. 1-482-2134. f after 5 p.m. 247-0910 flOWOoybLl LIKE IT? WEST SIDE - 4-room heated refrigerator, disposal, in­ ALLIED I GREW IT OVER THE Building-Contracting Heating-Plumbing 35 Articlea tor Sale 41 Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 cluded. Great location, $225 per LOCKABLE GARAGE- first-floor flat, convenient SCRAP METALS WEEK-END residential area, $195 monthly. month. Blanchard & Rossetto Wanted, East Hartford- ANY TYPE Carpentry and BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury AKC Registered Mini-Toy Realtors, 6432482. Manchester area to store my 741 WINDSOR STREET masonry work, aaditions and All heating and plumbing Call 649-1914 after 5 p.m. J " above ground pool distributor Poodles.s. Charcoal, Silver and Porsche. Call 549-1018 after 5 ' HARTFORD remodeling. Free estimates. A. repairs plus remodeling. Call needs warehouse space. Will Apricot. Shots. Choose now for ELLINGTON - three bedroom p.m. Squillacote, 649-0811. 643-1496. NEW FIVE room flat, all PRISCILLA’S POP sell and completely install a delivery in one week. 875-7782. appliances, fully carpeted, duplex, appliances, carpeting, BY AL VERMEER huge 16’x31’ OD swim pool com­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• parking, security required, ^ I ’V E basement storage with washer 1972 MUSTANG Grande, 302,3- 1 LL NEVER WHY DON'T YOU W RITE 1 A L R E A D Y BUILDING - Remodeling, FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing plete with fencing, sun-deck, LIveatock 44 ^50. 872-0063. TURNED and dryer connections. □ AUTOMOTIVE speed, power steering, vinyl VVHISPER IT IN Y o u r n o t e b o o k WROTE IT ON roofing, rec rooms, additions, - Repairs and remodeling, O V E R A N E W filter and pump. Now only $795. Convenient to schools and shop­ top, new tires. Asking, $1900. I N C L A S S s o YOU WON'T FORQE.T? [THE BLACKBOARD, garages. All kinds, carpentry sewer lines cleaned electricm- k t Full price financing available. FOR SALE laying hens, lots of ping. First and second floor MANCHESTER - Family stole A Q AIN! y ' / S O O D work. For estimates call B49- ly. Prompt service on emergen­ Autos For Sale 91 Call 228-9290. F O R V O U , Call Tony collect, 413-732-3158. 10 , $2. each. (Jail 649-5197 after available. Call Mr. Peterman, two-bedroom Townhouse. ^11 1142. cies. 643-7024. 6 p.m. basement, private entrances DEAR 649-9404, 646-2912. NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1957 CHEVROLET, 210 sedan, FIREWOOD for sale. Split and and patio. Includes heat and A-1 body, motor with 30,000 R. E. GOWER Remodeling, ad­ delivered. Call 872-0204 after 5 appliances. $250 monthly. Paul Bankrupt? Repossessed? ditions, garages, porches, WEST SIDE- 6 room duplex, in­ Honest Douglas accepts lowest miles with car, $550. Call 649- O 0 0 Flooring 39 weekdays, all day weekends. cludes garage, many extras. W. Dougan, Realtor, 6431021 or kitchen and formica work, Garden Producta 47 6434535. down, smallest payments. 4046. repairs. 646-2087 after 4 p.m. Adults preferred. No pets. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. CAPTAIN EASY FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, A-1 reconditioned color Lease and security. Call 646- 1970 VOLKSWAGEN - New BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE (specializing in older floors). BUY YOUR Potatoes direct televisions now on display in 8379. AVAILABLE March 1st, three paint, new brakes, new valves. MASON CONTRACTOR - Ceilings and inside painting. our show room. Most of these from the potato warehouse, room apartment, centrally TOYOTA - See us for reliable Excellent throughout. Good GIVE ME YOUR I OBEY, PRINCESS- BUT , Plastering, custom built stone John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- sets are in excellent condition, Caldor Center, corner Buckland located, private drive and en­ used Toyotas with our 604ay m e a n t im e b r in g THIS SWAB or brick fireplaces, chimney 100% warranty. We also buy heat and tires. $1,250. Evenings, SCIM ITAR. ABDUL i BUT FROM NOW OW, ALON61FUADI leO TJISTTH ' 2222. ideal for living room or family Road & Tolland Tpke. DELUXE ONE-bedroom apart­ trance, security required. $135. THAT IS' A ABDUL WILL DEFEND repairs, block and cement used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, 643-4502. RI6HT ^POT FER A BUCKO room. Modern TV Service, 805 ment - Complete appliances, Utilities not include. 646-0418. £!? COMMAND! YOU WITH HIS LIKE HIM ON THIS FLOATIN' work. New and repairs. E. Hartford Road, next to Gus’s Antlquea 49 carpeting, air-conditioned, 345 Center Street, Manchester, 2-10 JjC . OIL WELL! T------6464321. GREMLIN - Free second year Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. Pizza, Manchester. 646-2205. swimming pool. $175 plus THE BORN LOSER WANTED Antique furniture, utilities. Robert D. Murdock, of guarantee (a $99 value) if you BY ART SANSOM REMODELING jobs needed - AUTO INSURANCE - Compare buy and take delivery of a new □ MISC. FOR SALE glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Realtor, 643-2692. 3 " Design services included. Call SEASONED HARDWOOD - other antique items. R. ROCKVILLE 3-4 ROOMS our low rates. Young drivers 1975 before February 28, 1975. FOR OUR OUOMER, WN KILL A eiRP POR5QVCTHllOfe/, DeCormier Motors, 6434165. Everett W. VanDyne, 633-0137. Split and round for fireplace, Harrison, 643^709. SPACIOUS Six Rooms - Cen­ ROCKLAND TERRACE welcome. For quotations call lets celbbratb wm k Articlea tor Sale 41 $2.50 per trunk toad. 78 Erie tral, quiet, convenient. Stove, Large and beautiful one and 2- Rod Dolin, 6436050. •mAT wkppem> 2 5 v c a r s Street, off Keeney Street. OLD WASH stand - Cherry refrigerator, porch, cellar, at­ bedroom apartmanta, heat, hot 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Karmann m t e m ' water, all appliances Including dis­ Ghia - In running condition. $200 RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 ALUMINUM sheets used as drop-leaf table. Old glass. tic. $210 monthly. Security. 649- hwasher, disposal, carpeting, pool WE PAY $10 for complete junk printing plates, .007 thick, FOUR CHROME wheels, five- Hanging Coleman brush 5675, 649-1924. and your own private terrace In a cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto or best offer. 6^5763 after 5 BIDWELL Home Improvement 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. lug fourteens, $65. Bed, dresser, mirror. (Jail 872-6758. country setting. From $180. No pets. Body, 528-1990. p.m. Co. Expert installation of Phone 643-2711. mirror, woman’s vanity, very MANCHESTER - Six room aluminum siding, gutters and good condition. 646-0067, Bob, duplex, three bedrooms, rec 8724223 875-7466 529-6586 1972 FORD Torino Station 1963 CHEVROLET BEL AIR, 4- trims. Roofing installation and NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 Robin. room, garage, adults only. $200. Wagon - V4, automatic, power door, good running condition, repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. cents each. Inquire side door. References, security. Write steering, air, very clean. $150. Call 6430455 after 6 p.m. Manchester Evening Herald. DRESSER, four drawer, □ RENTALS Box G, Manchester Herald. Chorches Motors, 6432791. 44x20x36. Very good condition, LARGE DELUXE three-room HORACE Tetrault — Siding, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• THE FLINTSTONES roofing, storm windows, aw­ WE BUY and sell used fur­ no scratches. $30. firm. 649- CHARLES APARTMENTS - apartment - Near hospital. FORD Gran Torino, 1972, 2- BY HANA-BARBERA niture. Cash on the line. One 7867. Rooms lor Rent 52 First floor, heat and door hardtop, automatic 302 V- nings. Quality workmanship, East Middle Tpke., Deluxe 41/2 ■ 2 - tO free estimates. Fully insured. piece or an entire housefull. room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, appliances. References, securi­ 8, power steering, radio, vinyl Clean, Late MoM 872-9187, 649-3417. 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 1973 FORD Torino, 17,000 THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ ty, adults, no pets. $200 roof, radial tires. $1,995. 644- POOR DEAR./. nished rooms, centrally all appliances, carpeted, two BALONEVLir Main Street Rear, behind miles, power steering. See to air-conditioners, neat, hot monthly. 649-9258. 1750. USED CARS ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN HOW DID you .H O T WAS THE BPARk^e Douglas Motor Sales. appreciate. Call 647-1787. located. Kitchen privileges. B U R N Y O U R COFFEE. FROM USING! HIS ROOFING - Specializing Parking water, storage, two garages, Top PriiMS Paid repairing roofs, new roofs, Reasonanle rates. LARGE two-room furnished 1963 PLYMOUTH Savoy II, 3 THE WOMEN ARE , 1 WELL, DON'T JUST STAND RUN, GIRLS/ THEYl?E KNIFB AND FORK Phone 19-2358. sound proofing, washer and For All Makes ESCAPING, KUNA/ ./THERE, DUMMY/ GO GET gutter work, chimneys, cleaned CLEAN USED refrigerators, OVATION GUITAR - Six string. dryer hook-up, fireplace, apartment, beautiful country door hardtop, 1968 440 cubic AFTER U S/ SO f a s t /... and repaired. 30 years ranges, automatic washers, $150 or best offer. Plays setting, utilities included. $150 inch engine, 4-speed, bucket 'EM/ MOVB.T^ ROOM IN private home for fenced-in patio. $280. (Jharles i CARTER CHEVROLET experience. Free estimates. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s beautiful, must sell. 646-2505, Ponticelli, 646-0800, 646-1540. monthly. 568-6406. after 5:30 seats and extras. Tires and & Howley, 643-5361. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- John Hill. female only. Student accepted. and weekends. body in decent shape. Needs 1 CO., m. 2171 Kitchen privileges and parting. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• minor work. Must sell im­ 1229 Main Stroel ROOFING - Installation and 12x18 BRAIDED RUG, pad, Call 643-6609. Homes tor Rent 54 mediately. Asking $600. Call Phono 640-6494 repairs, gutters, storm win­ SEASONED oak wood - Split brown tones, $75. or best offer. 643-0458 after 6 any day but dows, doors. Experienced and ready for fireplace. $20 643-4596. NEW FURNISHED room for PRESIDENTIAL MANCHESTER - Three Fridays. *. . } \ quality workmanship. Fully in­ dump truck loads delivered. gentleman, near bus and shop­ VILLAGE APTS. bedroom Condominium, 2 1/2 sured. Free estimates. 742-7086. SPORTSCAR parts, whole gar­ ping. Call 646-0505. baths, wall-to-wall carpeting 1970 VOLKSWAGEN BUS - Motorcycles-BIcycles Reasonable prices. Rick age full of Sunbeam Alpine MANCHESTER and all appliances includecf Tan, new brakes, new tires, 94 : Burnett, 646-3005. WOOD-Seasoned oak, sawed parts. Everything. 646-4303. ROOMS FOR rent, clean, cen­ $350 monthly plus utilities. good condition. $1,600. Call 643- any length, split, $50 per cord trally located, parking, on bus One and two bedrooms Available March 1. Mr. 9262. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all 01 nt 0 Iwr*. delivered. John Hutchinson, line. Phone 647-9868. N ear schools, churches and Filloramo, 6464555. makes, models and speeds. 742-6639. 30-GALLON gas hot w ater Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, L- - . Heating-Plumbing 35 heater, three years old. Best shopping center, on bus TOYOTA - Mark II, 1970, 4- ROOMS to rent, close to Main TWO bedroom Ranch for rent. door, air-conditioned, 35,000 Manchester Bicycleicle Shop, 649- offer. 646-4220. line. Call anytim e. FIREWOOD for sale. $25 half Street. Call mornings, 646-5489. Ideal for married Couple. No miles. $1,275. Call 6431846. 2098. MR. ABERNATHY W IN AT BRIDGE SEWERLINES, sink lines, cord. $40 full cord. Call 742-9046. pets. Call 643-0926. ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY cleaned with electric cutters, REDUCE safe and fast with ROOM FOR rent $25 per week 1965 TRIUMPH HERALD, 4- 1972 YAMAHA lOOcc, bought by professionals. McKinney WOODEN PALLETS for sale at GoBese Tablets and E-Vap plus security. Call 643-4588. FOUR room single, rear 940 new in 1974. 4,000 miles, with DO THEY I LL CALL YOUR TEN CUBES OF Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ ‘‘water pills”. Liggett Parkade seater, running condition. Best Raw, medium and well-done play circulation department, East Middle Turnpike, $100 per offer. 643-0724 after 5. windshield, luggage rack and /\AR. ABERNATHY AND HiS PLAY FOR. SUGARANP RAISE’>OU TWENT/ pany, 643-5308. Pharmacy. cover. Excellent condition, FWEND9 ARE HAVING A FOKER ^ HIGH The bidding has been; 10 Manchester Herala. $2.-$5. Apartments For Rent 53 month, security required. MORE/ VERNON - Town House Inquire 168 Woodland Street, 1971 BUICK Sports wagon, 350 $400. firm. Call 643-92%. ------^^GAME. . STAKES? NO JOB too small, toilet OLD NEWSPAPERS Free - TWO storm doors, 80x31, $10 Apartments immediately 643-8474. repairs, plugged drains, kitchen each, good condition. Call 649- WE HAVE customers waiting engine, air-conditioning, power NORTH 10 West North East South Circulation Department, available. Apartment com­ steering, power brakes, radio, A A65 Jim; “Does anyone ever ask faucets replaced, repaired, rec 6978. for the rental of your apartment munities of unusual architec­ Oswald; “A slightly better Manchester Herald. THREE bedrooms up, kitchen, automatic, roof rack, extra V A43 you how he will know when he player leads a club to dummy at rooms, bathroom remodeling, or home. J.D. Real Estate tural design and beautiful dining, living down. Large NOW OPEN heat modernization, etc. Free Associates, Inc. 646-1980. wheels. 27,000 miles. $2,3()0 or a Q 10 9 8 5 has become a good bridge trick two and then plays a dia­ Pass 1 A Pass 3 A SEASONED firewood, cut, landscaping which feature foyer, three porches, yard, ★ MEWIOCATION* estimates gladly given. M & M Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 best offer. 872-2891 till 3:30, 643- AA5 player?” mond. Unless East hops up with Pass 3 V Pass ? split, delivered, truck load $30. private entrance, appliances, paved drive, washer-dryer 8649 after 4:15. WEST EAST the king the hand will come You South, hold: Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. Sand, gravel and stone. 643-9504 LOOKING for anything in real private patio with sliding glass hook-ups, pantry, modern HMUy DIVIDSON SIIUS DOG-CAT boarding reser­ estate rental — apartments, 1S2 Wilbur Cross Highway A K 97 4 3 A 10 8 Oswald: “Not often. Most home.” AAQ76V2AKJS4AAQ82 after 6. door, wall-to-wall carpeting, stove, refrigerator, a real 1966 VOLKSWAGEN. Brakes trJ62 V 10 985 players are too busy telling me What do you do now? TOWNE Plumbing Service, vations. Combined inside/out- homes, multiple dwellings, no traverse rods, master TV home. $225 monthly. Immediate Route 9 A IS repairs, alterations, vanity side runs, partitioned privacy, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate overhauled, rebuilt engine, new ♦A7 ♦K42 about their partner’s mis­ A — Bid four spades. This will LIVING ROOM Furniture antenna, laundry and storage occupancy. May be seen rubber, lot of life left yet. Berlin Tpke. takes.” Jim: “The really good player cabinets a specialty. Call to germicidal lighting. Canine Associates, Inc. 646-1980. A 10 84 AJ973 lets East hold the first trick. He show that you had too good a hand made at our own factories the facilities, total electric. No Tuesday, Feburary 11th from 5- Needs clutch, $250. Call 643-1298 BERLIN, CONN. 2-/0 to just bid four spades right over 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- way you want it, at a price you Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, pets. Rentals starting at $155 9. 58 Oxford Street. SOUTH (D) wins the second one and attacks 4056. MANCHESTER - Newer one- after 5. 007-2279 607-2276 AQ J 2 Jim: “One way to know is one spade. an can afford. Wide selection of Manchester, 646-5971. per month. For appointment WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI when other good players begin diamonds. It doesn’t matter fabrics. Call 633-1835 days, 649- bedroom apartment. Quiet call 872-0528, Monday through Business tor Rent See New VKQ7 who wins the first diamond TODAY’S QUESTION location. Includes heat, 55 1973 VOLKSWAGEN Bug, A-1 the 1975 A J63 to think you are. This doesn’t Articlea lor Sale 41 7287, 745-7819 evenings. Articles tor Sale 41 Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. GUESS ITte TIM E TO HAVE THE happen too often either. Here is trick. There is no way for the Your partner continues to four appliances and carpeting. $195 shape, low mileage, best offer Line of AKQ62 defense to bring the spade suit notrump. You bid five hearts to MANCHESTER - East Center over $2,000. Call 742-9089. OLD PRESCRIPTOsl CHECKED. a better test. You are a good monthly. Paul W. Dougan, Motorcyclea home. show your two aces and he hids five •:9s THREE BEDROOMS, central, Street. Modem air-conditioned North-South vulnerable player when you learn to make Realtor, 6434535, 646-1021. cheerful, quiet, second floor, (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I notrump. What do you do now? office space, from 100 to 2,000. 1968 FORD Falrlane Station •••••••••••••••• winning plays, that seem to go carpeting, stove, refrigerator, square feet, $4.50 per foot. against normal good Answer Tomorrow *7 ::i$5 MANCHESTER - Newer three Wagon - V-8, power steering, Campera-Trallers r West North East South basement, garage. Adult family Hayes Corporation, 6464131. automatic, excellent condition. procedure.” g g bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, only. No pets. Security,.lease. Mobile Homes 95 ^ all appliances, carpeting, $700. 6434671 before 2 p.m. 1 « Clip Out - Fill In - Mall Today Tenant pays utilities. Available SINGLE ROOM and three Oswald: “I see you have a Answer to Previous Puzzie ^ private. $250 monthly. Security. February 1st. 643-6733,649-5051. NEW 14’ wide $9,995 not a Pass 1 ♦ Pass 1 N.T. m I :g::; Immediate. Frechette & Mar- rooms available as suite or 1972 FORD Pinto - Excellent Pass hand right here to illustrate Tick Tack singles. Air-conditioning, off stripped down model, super Pass 3N.T. Pass this.” SAVE OVER 50% :: I Realtors, 6464144. condition, low mileage. Call house, trades welcome. 20 Pass EjasaraiMH MANCHESTER GARDENS - street parking. Phone John H. 643-2866 after 6 p.m. two-bedroom duplex, $184 Lappen, Inc. 649-5261. homes to choose from, $999. Opening lead - 4 a Jim: “The ordinary player ACROSS 7 Quotes ONE ROOM and three room monthly, includes heat, hot Immediate placement. grabs the first trick with the t Credit (coll.) 8 Nautical units □ D 12 Words • 3 Days -1 Dollar furnished apartm ent - All VOLVO 144E, 1974, 4-door Excellent financing. Parts, PICK of speed water, appliances and parking. queen or jack of spades and 5 Carpet__ 9 Price indicator orange sedan, excellent condi­ (MALU 9 Indonesian Classification 41, Miscellaneous For Sale Only utilities. Older persons Superintendant, 646-0090. Equal supplies, and accessories, full­ leads a diamond. East wins lOFine-grainod T f f Ic e s p a c e " tion, automatic, transmission. By Oswald & James Jacoby Island preferred. 272 Main Street. time service department. Plaza rock housing. Call 6436770. C imtiiNCA.Ik..TK.h|.U.I.hi.«l. a-io with the king, leads a second 10 Onetime FOR RENT Homes, 1348 Wilbur Cross spade and eventually our or­ 11 Masculine Ads must be mailed only No phone orders Soviet leader nickname GLASTONBURY - Two- |250 square feet, center of| Highway, Berlin,Turnpike, 12 Near East ta Payment must accompany ad NEWER FIVE - room apart­ 1972 FORD Gran Torino Sport - SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL dinary player winds up in Uie 16 Waltzer bedroom garden apartment, ■Manchester, air conditioning Berlin, (Jonn. l-8284)%9. soup. vehicle 18 Company (ab) ISDE^DlfbK^ ment - Carpeting, all Automatic transmission, power 13 Town In Italy I One item only, include price and phone large rooms and closets, swim­ 19 Bristly B S S a S E ] appliances, nice neighborhood, land parking. Call: 6439551. steering, power brakes, air- TMB ^ /rtfevucM/Gs 14 Precious stone □ 1^0(3130 No refunds for early cancellation For non-commercial users only ming pool. $189. 633-4972. adults only. 646-1960. SELLING YOUR HOME? Call 15 First man 20 Volcanic conditioning. Excellent running DRAWBRUXie/ }.(. A R e c O M lV G J outflow 4d may be edited to conform to rules Plaza Mobile Home Brokers. 17 Catchall 21 Feminine name 44 Spasmodic condition, C" all " 646-4037 STAR g a z e r '* abbreviation outcast MANCHESTER - Two- NEWLY REMODELED 6- Buyers waiting. 1-828-0369. -By CLAY R. POLLAN- 31 Roman god of motion Ad will appear In the next three issues of the Herald after It is received BEAUTY PARLOR - anytime. •••••••••••••••••••••••»«#*» jm, ARIB LIRRA 19 Lath (pi.) bedroom, second-floor apart­ room apartment, centrally Daily Activity 22 Constellation the lower world 45 Social asset No delay in publication will be permitted. Manchester Shopping Parkade. UAH. V M Your Guide 51PT. 22 20 Cowboy's gear 32 Month (ab.) 46 Italian city ment in four-family. Security located, no pets. Security. Call Autombtiva Service 66 22 Girl friend (Fr.) 23 Mouse genus This is a prime location. 1,200 1968 DODGE Chamer, red with According to the Stori. Ocf. 22 ^L 24 Somewhat 36 Betel palm 47 Hawaiian required. $175, heat included.' ■ after 6 p.m., 646-6676. To develop messoge for Tuesday, 25 Aslan country 38 Greek letter garland Eastern, 6464250. square feet. Be first. Call 643 black vinyl top. (Jutslde tach, 9-14-23-3S 11-17-25-33^ 27 Rural (suffix) LIGHT BODY and rust repair, ^5S-56S(Las read words corresponding to numbers 26 Drink 39 Suffers pain 49 Daunt 6555. 318 c.i. Best offer. 6494711 or 51-76-81-88 29 City In Spain 50 Light metal ROCKVILLE - 3-room apart­ car palntinu. Wright Motor of your Zodiac birth sign. 33 On the coast 28 Modern Persia 40 At that location FURNISHED two room apart­ 649-6485 ask for Pvt. Gonsalves. Sales, 1135 East Middle Tum- y f TAuaus SCORPIO 30 Japanese 42 Large pile 52 Pasture sound ment, heat, hot water, stove, A n . 20 1 Your 31 Gifts 61 And OCT. 23 34 Adroit device ment, private bath, heat, hot MANCHESTER - Shopping 2 Best 32 Alterations62 Ideas 35 Wile ol refrigerator, $145. Adults only. olke, next to Bolton town line. 6 7 B water, utilities. Apply Parkade, air-conditioned. AUSTIN AMERICA 1968 - I W U A t 20 3 Fovoroble 33 Person 63 And NOY. 21 Abraham 1 2 3 4 5 Parkmg for one car. Ideal for 319-22-2G 4 Compliments 34 News 64 Your Suites available from 400 Brand new Michelin radials, 24-34-3941 (DouayBib.) Marlow’s 869 Main Street. single person. Security deposit L/67-77-86-90 5 Praise 35 Goes 65 Decisions 9 to 11 square feet to 1,500 square feet. new exhaust system. Needs a 437374 37 Orient 6 Step 36 Postpone 66 Entertain 38 RItucI plate require. Call 6439678. Snort or long-term leases. Low little work. |250 firm. Call GIMINI 13 3 1/2 ROOMS with heat, hot BUZZ SAWYER 7 For 37 Removals 67 W riting SAGITTARIUS 4 1 Antarctic sea l2 water, cooking gas, stove, rental includes parking and all anytime, 649-8372. aWAjf 21 8 Focus 38 Movie 68 Desires 431 (German) COMPLETELY furnished 3- EXPERT REPMliS 9 Friend 39 69 Moke 15 16 ti 8 services. Call 646-6555. ,;v ju w 20 If "“■ofc. " T ^ il 44 Portable 14 1 refrigerator, wall-to-wall room apartment, all utilities, ...ORTHATHE WILL COME 10 For 40 W otch 70 In 21 shelter VOLKSWAGEN im ~~ (12-27-29-52 ' 'M carpet, $175. Centrally located, wall-to-wall carpeting, $190. EACBTOFACE WITHTHB 11 Sick 41 You're 71 Plans 6-1321-384^ 45 Distant (comb, 19 2t adults only. No pets!pets. Security SHARE OFFICE Space with Excellent condition. Asking , J*-*- 81" 1-49-82-87 12 You 42 Dine 72 T ill 42-5366 M., tomt) NAME Adults only. No pets. S^urity accountant - Ideal location for $500. Call 875-3407. Ask for cast Md TSUCKS WILD MAN OF THE CANCIR 13 And 43 Interested 73 W ollet a a 25 26 deposit required. Call" I 643-9673 14 Or 44 Inventive 74 Romonce CAPRICORN 48 Feverish deposit required. Call 643-9678. Walt. 51 Humble ADDRESS Real Estate or Insurance, etc. m i 21 15 Creative 45 Home 75 Bring Die. 22 X zt a 36 S h e lie r a t b 6431680, 6433549. AnyMdAHTypMofPtopalrt GALAPAGOS. id Nice 46 Or 76 Your 53 Beethoven CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING THREE ROOM clean apart­ HOMEWARD BOUHD. JULY 22 JAN. I f sonata CITY MANCHESTER TWO bedroom 1964 DODGE DART, good rutv^ wHh OanulM Parte, Paalory I 7 0 r 47 New 77 And 33 ment, inpluding heat, hot duplex, ideal for young couple. 2-1315-20 IB Out 46 Honest 78 Later 3 7-26-32tC 54 Desert plants STATE 122 EAST CENTER STREET - ning condition, $125 or best Tralnatf Taohniolana, and BUZ PIAMS A LEISURELY 3747-71 y g ] 55 Stitched water, stove, refrigerator, gar­ :^444(L83-82 19 Attention 49 Drow 79 Good 26 4) P.O. Box 591 $185. No children please. Call Personal size first floor modern offer. Call 643-1633. OemptiHiva Prieaa. FISHIHQ TRIP WITH CHRISTY, 20 Activities 50 Or 80 For together ZIP____ age, laundry facilities, and LIO AQUARIUS between 1-7, 64642^2. office. Merritt .Agency, 643 LITTLE DREAMIWG IT WILL' 21 See 51 Awqits 81 Visit 56'Kiss Me.__■■ ManchMtor, Conn. 06040 storage. References, $190 per t h y n im iie e 22 On 52 Change 82 New JAN. 20 38 39 « r PHONE 1180. 1971 PLYMOUTH Crickett, TURN INTO A WILD DOWN month. Security and lease. (Jail MANCHESTER - Nice one- rJ^.Aue. 21 23 Relative 53 Your 83 Technical 43 4^ i f 649-2497. am/fm stereo radio, studded ADVENTURE IN THE STARK, 24 Good 54 Words 84 Work 1 Fatigue 44 bedroom Ranch-type apart­ \ 4- 5-1316 . 2S Elderly 55 To 85 You 2 Holy man ot 12 Words • 3 Days • *1 Dollar. MANCHESTER - Any size snow tires, 4 cylinder, 4 speed CUTER CHEF. £ UNEARTHLY GALAPAGOS /3149-57 4T 48 60 61 ment. Includes heat, not water, manufacturing - warehouse standard transmisshm. k7S. ISLANDS. 26 Changes 56 Bat 86 Distant Islam SUB-LET, two bedroom apart­ tttOMAINIT. 14 VIRGO 27 Need 57 Neor 87 Friends PISCIS 3 Stocky horse appliances, private entrance. space, 2,000 square feet to 100,- Can be seen at, 930 Nulllvan 28 Letter- 58 Efforts 88 Today 53 64 MBNONItTIN F il. IP tV -i, 4 South African ment, carpeting, air- $185 per month. Paul Dougan, Ave., South Windsor or oail 29 To 59 Family 89 Results m 000 square feet. Brokers enclosure l8 conditioning, etc. Call 6464353. Realtor, 646-1021 or 64345^. protected. Call 1-2^1206. 8520. 30 Belter 60 And 90 Interests MAR. 2 0 * ^ ^ 5 Pilch 66 ^3645-46-59 -11 Z-IO jGood .^Adverse 0 N e u ttil 304353544^ 6 Pub drink 5/65-72-78 61-64-73 ^ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 10, 1975

Costly Color In ancient Rome, Emperor OBITUARIES .Nero proclaimed that only he Harold Larson on Team \ could wear a purple fabric colored with extracts from Mrs. Catherine F. Fay Mrs. Arthur A. Roe murex shellfish. Seafaring Phoenician merchants made Mrs. Catherine F. Fay, 74, of SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. the regal dye and grew rich 10 Cottage St. was dead on Ruth Twele Roe, 49, of 682 Main That Discovered Water WINTER SPORTS St. died Saturday at Hartford selling purple wool for the arrival Sunday afternoon at equivalent of |150 a pound. Manchester Memorial Hospital Hospital. She was the wife of after an apparent heart attack Arthur A. Roe. On the Planet Jupiter at her home. Mrs. Roe was bom in Wind­ Supervised coasting will be allowed from 3 o’clock to 9 sor Locks and lived in South She was bom March 14, 1900 tonight at Center Springs Park. Irrs ovR POLICY in Ireland and lived in Windsor 14 years. She was a A Manchester native is a member of a sity, where he received his master’s and There is no skiing or ice skating at any of the Park Manchester most of her life. member of the First four-man team that discovered in early doctoral degrees in physics. In 1968 he She was a communicant of St. Congregational Church of South Department maintained areas. November that there is water on the joined the staff of the French National James Church. Windsor. 'The Recreation Department’s outdoor sports informa­ planet Jupiter. Center of Scientific Research, as a post­ Survivors are a son, Donald Other survivors are a tion telephone number is 643-4700. Dr. Harold P. Larson, a physicist and doctoral fellow for the French Goveme- L. Fay of Vernon, and a grand­ daughter, Kimberlee E. Roe at astronomer at the University of Arizona, ment. daughter. home; a brother, Harry A. said in an interview over the weekend, it’s In 1969 he returned to the United States The funeral is Wednesday at Twele of East Hartford; and a “absolutely sure,” and 100 per cent fact and went on the staff of the University of 8:30 a.m. from the John F. sister, Mrs. Dominic Leone of water is available on Jupiter — making it Arizona. Tierney funeral Home, 219 W East Hartford. more probable than ever before known The four-member team that discovered Center St. with a Mass at 9 at The funeral is Tuesday at 10 there may be life there also. there is water on Jupiter was aided in its St. James Church. Burial will a.m. at the Newkirk and Whitney 12 Summoned to Court Larson acknowledged the life there may discovery by computers, other be in St. James Cemetery. Funeral Home, 318 Burnside By Ray Tanguay, C.L.U, not be life as we recognize it here. He said technological equipment and a 3&-inch Friends may call at the Ave., East Hartford, with the it more likely exists in bacterial and telescope. ’The telescope was trained on For Unshoveled Walks CERTIFIED INSURANCE funeral home Tuesday from 2 to Rev. Arthur H. Dunham of­ microbiological form. the planet from an airplane on two CONSULTANT 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ficiating. Burial will be in Larson, 37, is the son of Mrs. Laetha separate eight-hour trips in October — Twelve Manchester residents Redwood Rd. home, reported New kind of home burglar alarm Hillside Cemetery, East Hart­ have been summoned to appear Sunday. uses a laser beam and a photo­ Backus of 571 Hartford Rd. Mrs. Backus flying eight miles above the earth’s sur­ electric cell. Mirrors reflect the ford. in court Feb. 25 on charges they • Boxing equipment valued Friends may call at the works in the dietary office at Manchester face. laser beam, give ALL-around-the- Marlin Huber didn’t shovel their sidewalks as at $175 was stolen from the house protection. funeral home tonight from 7 to Memorial Hospital. Jupiter is about 368 million miles from SOUTH WINDSOR - Martin Mrs. Larson, the former Emma Earth at its closest point and about 600 required by town ordinance. Community Y Sunday, reported ☆ ☆ ☆ Huber, 83, of 77 Sunset Ter. died 9. Manchester Police issued the by Earl Everett of 176 S. Main ID rings lor your keys? The kind Stephens, also is a Manchester native. She million at its furthest. Scientists have with license plate or name at­ Sunday at Manchester Those wishing to do so may summonses Friday and Satur­ St. make memorial contributions is a chemist. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. computed it would take a motorist 773 tached? Experts say NO — they tell Memorial Hospital. day, after receiving complaints • A 200-year-old hand gun, burglars who you are and, with to the American Cancer Socie­ William Stephens, reside at 45 Green years to drive there nonstop at the He was bom in Hungary and Manor Rd. TTie Larsons reside in Tuscon, national speed limit of 55 miles an hour. about the unshoveled not in working condition, was research, where you live. lived in the Hartford area 50 ty, 292 S. Marshall St., Hart­ sidewalks. taken in a break reported Satur­ ☆ ☆ ☆ ford. Ariz. They have two children — Robyn, 6, Larson said he believes the discovery Newly available In most states — an years. He worked at Pratt & and Jonathon, 4. will have a profound effect on the way Locations of the alleged day by a Wetherell St. resident. Whitney Aircraft Division of endorsement for glass Insurance Larson is a 1956 graduate of Manchester man views this world. He said the same violations include Center St., E. The gun is valued at about $20. that will cover the added cost of United Aircraft Corp. in East Herbert Mathers High School. He worked during those gases exist on Jupiter that existed on Center St., Broad St., Quaker replacing with safety glazing Hartford 35 years until his material If the law requires It. Herbert Mathers of Por- school years at the former Kocum’s earth when it was being formed — possibly Rd., Barry Rd., Hartford Rd., retirement. As car repair costs rise, some tadown, County Armagh, Grocery, when it was at the corner of E. iVz billion years ago — ammonia, Cooper St., Croft Dr., Dale Rd., motorists are buying yet another Mr. Huber was a communi­ Ireland, formerly of Branford Center and Parker Sts. — now a furniture methane, hydrogen and helium. and Ludlow Rd. Fire Calls kind of Insurance — prepaid cant of St. Margaret Mary St., died in Ireland Sunday store. He called them and oxygen “the basic Town ordinance 31-1 r^u ire s maintenance, which covers most Church in South Windsor. shoveling of sidewalks within 24 major engine breakdowns. Sort of night. He was the husband of He was graduated from Bates College, building blocks of life.” MANCHESTER Blue Cross on wheels. Survivors are two sons, Sally Wilson Mathers. Lewiston, Maine, and then Purdue Univer­ hours after snowfall. The or­ Saturday, 5:01 p.ni. — Odor of ☆ ☆ ☆ Frank Huber of Hartford and He was born in Ireland and dinance specifies a $2 fine for Whatever you keep In a safe- gas report^ at 4 Diane Dr.; no Martin Huber of South Wind­ lived in Manchester many each offense. deposit box at your bank may be sor; two daughters, Mrs. fire CTown). safer than In your desk drawer, but years until returning to Ireland the bank Is NOT liable In case of Theresa Tine of McKeesport, in 1962. Accidents reported today by Sunday, 11:10 a.m. — Gasoline washdown after auto robbery or other loss. Low-cost In­ Pa., and Mrs. Ann Magnotta of Mr. Mathers worked for the Manchester Police included: surance Is available to cover your accident at W. Middle Tpke. South Windsor; five Atlantic & Pacific Co. in the • A Sunday morning collision belongings In a safe-deposit box. ABOUT TOWN and Broad St. (Town). For straightforward answers bring grandchildren and four great­ produce department in stores in at W. Middle Tpke. and Broad Today, 11:05 a.m. — Car fire your Insurance questions to grandchildren. Manchester and Hartford until St. involving cars driven by with minor damage at 73 High The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 his retirement due to ill health. Esther Bergner, 75, of East , BEECHLER-TANGUAY, Inc. , St. (Town). a.m. from the D’Esopo Other survivors are a brother H artford and M argaret D. 113 East Center St. 646-221^ Memorial Chapel, High and and three sisters, all in Ireland. Manchester Lodge of Masons The VFW Auxiliary will meet There will be a parent-child Baker, 55, of 98 Bolton St. Mrs. Carter Sts., East Hartford, with The funeral and burial will be will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the basketball game Tuesday at 7 Baker was charged with failure a Mass at 9 at St. Margaret Wednesday in Ireland. at the Masonic Temple . The VFW Post Home. p.m. in the gym at Rowers to grant the right of way. Court Mary Church. Burial will be in Entered Apprentice degree will School. Popcorn will be sold date is Feb. 25. Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, be conferred. Joseph M. The Holy Family Mothers and the proceeds will go to the • A Sunday night crash at Bloomfield. Allan F.M. Hellstrom Sr, Hyland, junior warden, will Circle will meet Tuesday at 8 student council. Refreshments Oakland St. and Tolland Tpke., Friends may call at the Allan F.M. Hellstrom Sr., 68, preside. p.m. at the home of Mrs. will be served after the game. involving vehicles driven by funeral home tonight from 7 to Robert Hallisey, 100 Indian Dr. Florence K. Giguere, 68, of 9. of 607 Vernon St. died Sunday at his home. He was the husband Hartford and Kathleen M. of Doris Warner Hellstrom. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church The youth board of Emanuel Lambert, 21, of 74 Garden St. He was born Dec. 25, 1906, in will have a Bible study Tuesday Lutheran Church will meet Miss Lambert was charged Daniel B. Haugh Vernon, the son of Edwin and at 9:30 a.m. at 55 Waddell Rd. Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the There will be a story hour for with following too closely. The funeral for Daniel B. Emma Anderson Hellstrom. He Youth Room of the church. pre-schoolers Tuesday from 10 Court date is Feb. 24. Haugh, 17, a resident at the lived in Manchester for 30 years Novena of the Miraculous to 10:30 a.m. at the Whiton • A Sunday night accident on Mansfield State Training School after having moved from East Medal and Benediction of the Memorial Library. Mrs. Ronald Vernon St., involving cars Friendship Circle of the who died Friday at W.W. Backus Hartford. Blessed Sacrament will be Pellerin and Mrs. Barry Neal of operated by John C. Bosco, 23, Salvation Army will meet Hospital, Norwich, is Tuesday Until his retirement three celebrated tonight at 7:30 at the th e Manchester Junior of 3C Walnut St. and Brian A. Tuesday at 7:45 at the citadel. at 8:15 a.m. from the Holmes years ago, he was employed at Church of the Assumption, S. Women’s Club will read. Boyington, 32, of 32 Ironwood Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Hamilton Standard Division of Adams St. Hostesses are Mrs. Anne Dr., Vernon, Boyington was Szymanoski and Mrs. Helen with a Mass at 9 at St. James United Aircraft Corp., Windsor charged with failure to drive Wier. Church. Burial will be in St. Locks, for 38 years where he The administrative board of right on a curve. Court date is James Cemetery. was a member of the Quarter North United Methodist Church Feb. 25. Friends may call at the will meet tonight at 8 at the Century Club. Manchester WATES will The Kiwanis Club will meet funeral home tonight from 7 to Mr. Hellstrom was a member church. Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. at the meet Tuesday at the Italian- In other Manchester Police 9. of Manchester Lodge of Manchester Country Club. American Club. Weighing in reports: Masons, the Tall Cedars of The non-denominational Bi­ William B. Collins, assistant will be 7 to 8 p.m. All women • A six-foot-seven-inch Mrs. Frederick Giggey Lebanon, and the Manchester ble Story Club for children from prosecutor of Geographical who have a weight problem are toboggan was stolen Saturday, ELLINGTON - Mrs. Lou Odd Fellows. He was a past no­ Kindergarten through Grade 6 Area 12 of Court of Common invited to attend this first reported by Burton Johnson of Weeks Giggey, 68, of 25 Pin­ ble grand of the East Hartford will meet Tuesday at 3:15 p.m. Pleas, will be guest speaker. meeting of the new year. 92 Hackmatack St. nacle Rd. died at home Sunday Odd Fellows. in the chapel of Emanuel • A School St. woman morning. She was the wife of He was also a member of Lutheran Church. Frederick Giggey. Scandia Lodge, Vasa Order of reported the theft of a pocket- book Saturday containing $12 in She was bom April 6,1906, in America, the Manchester Mapleton, Maine, and lived in Senior Citizens, and the The Manchester Rotary Club cash, credit cards, and checks. Ellington 16 years after having American Association of will meet Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Vernon Given $9,670 • ’Twenty silver dollars were lived in Rockville. Retired Persons. at the Manchester Country stolen in a burglary at a She was a member of the He was a member of Club. Howard J. Travers of the In Sidewalk Grants Rockville chapter of American Emanuel Lutheran Church, and Southern New England Telephone Co. will discuss the Association of Retired Persons. the Old Guard of the church. Vernon has received |9,670.26 Rd. from Rt. 30 to Cemetery company’s program for energy VITAMIN She was a school teacher in Other survivors are two sons, in federal grants. The amount Rd. conservation. Mapleton before her marriage. Allan F. Hellstrom Jr. ano represents one-half the cost of Mayor McCoy said he has HEADQUARTERS Other survivors are a son, Melvin R. Hellstrom, both of sidewalk installation projects been working, through the Liggett Parkade Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. Frederick L. Giggey Jr. of now completed. Connecticut Conference of Low Prices' Talcottville section of Vernon; Lorrie Willson of Tolland; a Mrs. Bertha J. Barnes Mayor Frank McCoy said he Mayors, for several years to ob­ three daughters, Mrs. Samuel brother, Edmond Hellstrom of Mrs. Bertha Jenny King is pleased that the town has tain legislation which would Brenger of Rockville, Mrs. Glastonbury; a sister, Mrs. Barnes, 64, of 90C Rachel Rd. been reimbursed one-half the assist towns such as Vernon in Charles Woytic of Stafford Milford Worthington of died this morning at cost of all of the construction it construction of sidewalks. The Springs and Mrs. Marilyn Newington; and five Manchester Memorial has applied for. He said the Public Act was passed during Kuhnly of Tolland; a sister. grandchildren. Hospital. state had been alloted $100,000 th e last session of the Miss Naomi Weeks of The funeral is Wednesday at She was bom in Holyoke, fo r such projects. A legislature. Ellington; and eight 1:30 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Mass., and lived in Hartford prerequisite is that the towns The act is similar to Vernon’s grandchildren. Church with the Rev. Ronald before moving to Manchester can only apply for the funds if own ordinance on sidewalk con­ The funeral is Tuesday at 10 Fournier, co-pastor, officiating. two months ago to make her the work is already completed. struction which has been in a.m. at the Ladd Funeral Burial will be in Rose Hill home with her daughter. Mayor McCoy said there are effect since 1969. Under it, Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Mrs. Barnes retired in 1973 several other areas scheduled sidewalks constructed for the Rockville, with the Rev. John Friends may call at the from the Whitney Chain Corp. for sidewalk construction work safety of children walking to Mortimer of Rockville United Holmes Funeral Home, 400 in Hartford where she was in the near future and all have school are paid for out of the Methodist Church officiating. Main St., Tuesday from 2 to 4 employed 13 years. been included in another general government budget. Burial will be in Ellington and 7 to 9 p.m. Survivors are her mother, application for the 50 per cent The abutters do not have to pay Center Cemetery. Those wishing to do so may Mrs. Jenny Dupree Bames of reimbursement under the same half the cost as they would in Friends may call at the make memorial contributions Winsted; a daughter, Mrs. June Public Act (74-288). other situations. funeral home tonight from7 to to the Emanuel Lutheran Prentice of Manchester; a son, The areas completed include: Mayor McCkiy also credited 9. Church Memorial Fund. 3 other daughters, a brother, 4 Vernon Ave. from Grand Ave. the Board of Education and Dr. sisters, 13 grandchildren and 3 to South St.; on Rt. 30 from Raymond Ramsdell, Mrs. Catherine Barrett In Memoriam great-grandchildren. Hillside Ave. to Center Rd.; on superintendent of schools, for Mrs. Catherine I. Barrett, 78, In loving memory of Margaret D. The funeral is Wednesday at Rt. 83 from Dart Hill Rd. to the cooperation given in ob­ of 385 W. Center St. died this Tweedie who passed away Feoruary 9. 11 a.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral Loveland Hill; and on Bolton taining the federal funds. 1971. Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. morning at Manchester Four long years have gone. Memorial Hospital. Since you went to your heavenly home. Burial will be in Rose Hill She was bom in Stonington All our thoughts and prayers. Memorial Park. Are with you all these years. Jan. 11, 1897, the daughter of Friends may call at the MUNICIPAL BUILDING BONANZA EVERY TUESDAY Peter and Anna Zieltz Samonns. So sadly missed and funeral home Tuesday from 7 to lovingly remembered by 9 p.m. Mrs. Barrett lived in your loved ones NIGHT RIB-EYE SPECIAL Manchester most of her life. CLOSED She was employed for many $ 1 69 years until her retirement at PINEHURST Cheney Bros. SEALTEST ICE CREAM WEDNESDAY Survivors are 3 daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Humphrey and Served with baked potato and Mrs. Marie Schultz, both of SALE FEBRUARY 12,1975 crisp salad, with a choice of dressing, Manchester, and Mrs. Anna Fancher of Bolton; a brother, Save 40c on every Vj gallon...no coupons...Buy 1 or a 100 LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY and Texas Toast. John Samonns of Brlgatine, Vi gallona^.the more you buy the more you save. and N.J.; 10 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. The funeral is Wednesday at SEAITEST ICE CREAM MONDAY 10 a.m. from the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. $109 Good wholesome American food All $1.49 Flavors, 1/2 Gallon “Notmpii Center St., with a Mass at 10:30 FEBRUARY 17,1975 at right neighborly prices. at the Church of the Assump­ Just leave us withasmUe!’ tion. Friends may call at the All $1.59 Flavors, 1/2 Gallons I WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY funeral home Tue^ay from 7 to Emergency Telephone Numbere 9. All Weekly Specials Will Be Set Up when you Shop 277 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE Those wishing to do so may PInehurst Tuesday... Highway 649-5070 make memorial contributions Rmiise 649-1BB6 to the Church of the Assumption PINEHURST GROCERY INC. HILLSTOWN ROAD and SPENCER. Memorial Fund. 302 Main Sanitary Sawar and Water 649-9697

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