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Suptttng ralb MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 2 2 .1 9 7 4 - VOL. XCIII, No. 172 Manchester A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Explosion Damages Building Near U.N.
NEW YORK (UPI) - An five area hospitals. One suf explosion and fire, apparently others over a wide area, fered serious burns, a Bellevue Two and one half hours after caused by accumulated gas, littering the streets of mid- Hospital spokesman said. the blast, firemen still were today ripped through a com Manhattan and disrupting The blast shortly befbre 7 battling a stubborn fire which mercial building and heavily a.m. EDT severely damaged vehicular and pedestrian traf they contained to the ground damaged an adjacent apart fic. the two buildings and blew out floor of the commercial ment building just one block 'The blast sent a cloud of dust windows in the east midtown building. lA from the United Nations. and smoke over the area, but area between Second and First Firemen with heavy axes P A check of hospitals showed the accompanying fire was con avenues from 42nd Street north climbed to upper floors of the ‘W-Ti M persons were treated for in to 50th Street. fined to the ground floor. 18-story apartment building to juries, most of them minor. One of the buildings, a 22- Ambulances rushed the more Two men working in a garage break through buckled doors to seriously injured to Bellevue story block-long office building reach occupants believed under the apartment building Hospital. at 305 E. 45th St., suffered the trapped inside. were unaccounted for and a Assistaijt fire chief Lester ntiost damage. Almost the en At the time of the blast short search for them was underway. Snyder sara, “ We still have a tire ground floor on the north ly before'7 a.m. EDT, at least Most of the injured came side was blown out. fire problem on the ground two custodial eptiployes were in from the Envoy Towers, a floor.’’ Heavy smoke and There were no immediate' the 25-story commercial residential building adjoining flames still poured from the ^ - r reports of damage to the huge building. W-: the structure where the blast floor two hours after the blast. United Nations complex, which Sal Desposlto, a porter, told occurred, and they suffered “ I heard thunder, what I is located east of Second reporters: cuts from flying glass. The 250 thought was thunder,” said AI Avenue along the East River “ I was sitting down in the families in the building were Armour, president of Projec and runs from 42nd Street to back (on the first floor) and the ordered evacuated. 48th Street. tions Systems,.whose office was •-'I. ■ -"t / whole thing went up. Nothing % The injured were taken to in the explosion building. “ I hit me and I ran out.” have half a million dollars John Moglia, another building worth of inventory in that Waiting for a Bite employe, was standing over the building.” Israel Building basement where he believes the The United Nations Missions You are never too young to learn how to fish nor too old to explosion took place. Springs Park. Whether George Jr. caught anything or not of Burundi and Indonesia are try landing that big one. Saturday fishing opened in the ‘"The whole floor came up,” located in the building and the IS not as important as going fishing with dad — a pleasure state and anglers of all ages tried their luck and as usual Supply Roads he said. “ I was thrown about 30 U.N. Mission from Nepal has they 11 both enjoy until the time comes for George Jr. to feet. I lost my glasses and my had varying degrees of success. George Russo of 188 Broad offices in the adjoining apart pass on the angling arts to his own children. (Herald photo cap but I wasn’t hit by any ment house. St. is giving son, George Jr., a lesson in the art at Center by Dunn) To Mt. Hermon flying objects. United Pres* International its positions on Mt. Hermon by “ I couldn’t see anything or Israeli and Syrian army occupying Tel El Chahar, part hear anything for what seemed engineer units worked under ar of the mountain in Lebanese like about ten minutes. I groped tillery fire today to build supply territory. Lebanese soldiers my way out 'but on my own roads up the 9,000-foot slopes of fired mortars at the Israelis, power not with the help of Cancer Fund Big Winner snowy Mt. Hermon, the but failed to dislodge them, the Bremen.” w s MrralJi battleground for control of the reports said. ’The cause of thie early morn Golan Heights. ing blast was not immediately In Political Hoop An Israeli military RMKora plan open house, Page 5 Tilt The Tel Aviv military com spokesman, however, said, determined, but fire offficials Business Bodies, Page 7 By SOL R. COHEN mand said Israeli work crews “We don’t have any infor said they suspected a gas leak. desire to play and to win was The high-point man and most struggled under constant Syrian mation” aboiit the Lebanese "It must have been leaking M ACC news. Page 9 ’The Manchester Cancer Fund ^tested to by the furious pace valuable player of the game artillery fire to widen a road to news reports. for a long time,” one fire off- Forum of Arts, Page 2 is about $300 richer today and ^ scoring and missing, take was Republican Frank Rizza, your choice. the peak. *, Syrian military communiques ficer said. Bolton: Smoking rules mulled. Page 20 an assorted group of who starred on the East It took" no time at all — only Israeli planes, mortars and said ‘‘several” Israeli soldiers The explosion apparently Republican and Democratic Catholic championship team Vernon budget hearing tonight. Page 8 3; 18 into the first quarter — for field guns bombarded Syrian were killed and tanks destroyed centered in the basement and politicians about 300 pounds nine years ago. A golden anniversary. Page 10 th e first score, when engineering units building their in day and night artille^ duels blew out much of the struc poorer — thanks to a hard- T h e professional-type “ Frenchy” LaPointe, chalked own road on the northeast over the mountain. Syria said ture’s brickwork. fought basketball game Sunday Democratic cheerleaders, up the first two points for the slopes, the command said. two raiding Israeli flghter- It also blew out every window afternoon at Manchester High wearing uniforms donated by Democrats. The Republicans Arab newsmen in southern boihbers were driven off by in the building, and shattered School..^.. the Womens Auxiliary of the called "foul,” but didn’t get Lebanon said Israel beefed up ground fire. Cleaner Air Is Aim The team representing the Manchester Football League, Republican Town.. Ck>mmittee away with it. ’They said later were: Joanne Costello, Louise Of Workshop Tonight prevailed by a 29 to 23 score they thought LaPointe was pat Prignano, Sue Price, Mary- over the team representing the ting his stomach — not shooting Jean Tani, Rachael Ptignano, the ball. Miss Clarahan Named Democratic Town Committee. Jo-Ann Moriarty, Anne Transportation strategies to towns throughout the Capitol They played eight-minute Anyway, it took only two Prignano, Barb McConville and help reduce smog in the and Central Planning Regions. quarters, except for the third minutes more for the mascot Kim Costello. Greater Hartford area will be Transportation strategies to quarter, which had 10, and Republicans to tie the score, The Republicans countered Loyalty Day Queen the subject of a public be developed, which may have February, which has 28. when Charlie “ Energy” Oocini with Ellen Zinsser and Jennie workshop tonight at 7 at wide-ranging social and The games had everything — put one up from almost two feet Gallagher, in cheer-leader-type Manchester’s Highland Park economic effects, are aimed at real uniforms (grey with blue out. What yelling and cheering. uniforms; Fred “Big Bear” Miss Linda Jeanne Clarahan, and her selection as third School. Manchester Memorial achieving air quality standards letters and an elephant for the From then on the game settled Peck, in straw hat and anle- a senior at Manchester High runner-up in the Connecticut Hospital; Burl Lyons, publisher The workshop, to be con set by the federal government. Republicans, tan with red down to a furious pace of length raccoon coat (it looked School, was crowned VFW Junior Miss Pageant for 1974. of ’The Herald; David Wilson, ducted by officials of the state Air quality measurements letters and a donkey for the almost-scoring. The like the raccoon was alive); and Loyalty Day (Jueen Saturday Judges for Saturday’s com manager of the Worth’s Main Departments of Environmental taken by the Department of En Democrats), four certified Republicans shot a fantastic 11 Vivian Ferguson, in a Charlie night at a dance at the VFW petition Were Town Director St. store; and Mark Oladell, Protection, Finance & Control, vironmental Protection show referees, a team of nine per cent, the Democrats almost Chaplin outfit, complete with Home. Phyllis Jackston, Mrs. Mary m anner of the Cut and Curl and Transportation, is one of 'that the national air quality professional-type cheerleaders equaled it at nine per cent. cane and a black wig. She will represent the Sterud, director of nursing at B e^ty Salon. seven sessions schedule in standards cannot be achieved in for the Democrats and four not- The Democrats led 5 to 4 at ’Typical original cheers were: Manchester VFW Post and its V,. the metropolitan area without so-professional cheerleaders the end of the first quarter. ’The “ Open the door ... Auxiliary at a Loyalty Day Ball some reduction in pollutants for the Republicans, a running Republicans outscored the “ Roll out the mat ... May 3 in Middletown where she emitted by automobiles and score on the electrical Democrats 15 to 8 in the next “ Come on Democrats ... will compete for the State Miss trucks. scoreboard, an announcer (Al quarter and led 19 to 13 at the “ Knock ‘em flat.” Loyalty Day title. ’The state To meet the standards by the Werbner) who knew the score, half. The Democratsicame back Or: queen will reign at the Loyalty required date, the federal En- and even some scoring (if not in the third quarter and “ GOP, GOP ... Day Parade May 5 In vionmental Protection Agency with the ball, certainly with the narrowed the gap to 24 to 22, “ Beat those guys ... Middletown. still in favor of the has ordered Connecticut to spectators). “ For you and m e.” Miss Suzanne ’Thurbault, Miss develop a transportation Republicans. Tbe latter To be $300 richer and 300 VFW 2046, was second runner- strategy to achieve the stan The wonder of it all is that the prevailed in the fourth quarter, pounds poorer — that’s not tOo up; Miss Patricia Hayden of dards. 'The Hartford area is one players had any endurance left outscoring the Democrats 5 to 1 bad. Ask anyone. Ask Manchester, third runner-up; of more than 30 metropolitan after the long, tiring practice and winning the ballgame 29 to “ Frenchy” LaPointe. Ask me. and Miss Lucille Hood of East 23. regions across the country session. That they had the Hartford, fourth runner-up. which must prepare such plans. Miss Clarahan, daughter of The 36 towns in the Capitol Mrs. Shirley Clarahan of Geen and Central Planning Regions , Rd. is a member of the National will be affected. ’The affected Honor ^ i e t y , has been active FBI Denies Infiltration towns include Manchester, An ly involved in many areas of dover, Boltpn, Hebron, South school and community in Windsor, Tolland, and Vernon. terests. She has served as Of SLA Hideout Vicinity e d i t o r - i n - c h i e f o f th.e The three state agenices con Literary/Art magazine, as u ducting tonight’s workshop SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - w as.hiding,“ the news eventual prosecutions of SLA assistant director of the have agreed that a transporta The FBI man in charge of the magazine said. members. Rhythmic Choir of the Center tion strategy can be prepared, search for kidnaped Patricia, “ We haven’t had men dressed A debate has ensued over Congregational Church, a MAM providing for achievement and Hearst denied a report that his or posing like that,” Bates said. whether Miss Hearst, daughter member of the Drama Club as , maintenance of the air quality agents donned work clothes and ’The FBI “ was busy all of San Francisco Examiner well as active in productioms of standards, improved transpor infiltrated the neighborhood weekend’’ conducting the Editor Randolph A. Hearst, the Community ’Theater, the tation, beneficial economic where she and her captors were search without success, he said. was involved directly in the Triangle Playhouse in Far development, and energy con hiding. It has been 77 days since Miss heist of $10,690 from a San mington and others. servation. Hearst, 20, was carried away “ That is not true,” special Francisco bank or whether She has been active in student screaming from her Berkeley, agent Charles Bates said Sun was forced to participate. government and has done A technical consultant, GCA Calif., apartment by the day night when informed of the volunteer work for inner-city Technology Corp., has drafted a terrorist revolutionary group. In the robbery photographs, report in Newsweek magazine. children and convalescent list of optional transportation Miss Hearst was taken by a bank camera, I^ss homes. Among her 'many strategies, which will be aired photographed accompanying Hearst was seen carrying an The magazine said the agents honors have been the Civitan at tonight’s meeting. GCA’s SLA bank robbers last Monday, automatic carbine. She was posed as “postmen, garbage International, Good Citizen work isn’t a proposed plan, and FBI and local law enforce charged only with being a collectors, deliverymen and the Award, the VFV^peechwriting state officials emphasize, and is ment agencies since have im material witness in a federal like.” The ruse allowed the FBI Contest, Y ou^ Citizenship only a preliminary analysis of posed a gag rule to prevent complaint issued nine hours to discover the “ neighborhood, Award given annually by the what may be done. release of informatioh which after the bank holdup and wound if not the house, where the gang Soroptimist Club of Hartford, could prove prejudicial in the ing of two bystanders. ' f ' I ito Mitchell-Stans Trial Near End NEW YORK (UPI) - The Friday, telling how he was at Ltd., which Vesco had taken nine men and threeT women that pvernment pressed to shore up tached to the U.S. embassy in over. testimony would be finished its case against former At Bern, Switzerland, on Nov. 30, Vesco was released on $125,- today even if it was necessary Cloudy with chance of torney General Jqhn N. 1971, when Mitchell, then at 000 bail, and the charge was to go into a night session. Sum showers and thunderstorms Mitchell and former Commerce torney general, phoned about later dropped. mations and the judge’s charge developing late this afternoon Secretary Maurice H. Stans the jailing of Robert L. Vesco. Mitchell and Stans are to the jury were scheduled for and continuing into tonight. with rebuttal testimony today charged with trying to impede a ’Tuesday and Wednesday. High this afternoon in the 70s in the final week of the first Vine said he told Mitchell federal investigation of Vesco’s Stans’s defense rested its except in mid 60s along the Loyalty Qiieen Crowned trial of former Cabinet that the international financier, operations i)i exchange for his ease late Friday. Mitchejl’s at coast. Low tonight 50 to 55. members since the 1920s. now a fugitive in the secret $200,000 cash contribu torney, Peter Fleming Jr., in Tuesday — mostly cloudy Miss Bonnie Whiteman, 1973 VFW Loyalty Day Queen, at right, adjusts crown on the head The first rebuttal witness was Mitchell-Stans case, had been tion to the 1972 Nixon re-election dicated he might have another vnth showers and Richard B. Vine, director of the jailed on a felony charge, campaign. TheUrial began its witness or two. but this was not tnuhderstorms ending in the of the new 1974 queen. Miss Linda Clarahan, daughter of Mrs. Shirley Clarahan of Green State Department’s Office of “ disloyal management,’’ 10th week todaj). “ ‘ certain. Meanwhile the judge morning. High to 70. Rd. at ceremonies Saturday night at the VFW Home. (Herald photo by Dunn) Western European A ffa i^ .H e brought by a shareholder of U.S. District Court Judge Lee let the government get its began his testimony late Investors Overseas Services, P. Giagliardi told the jury of rebuttal started. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon;. April 22. 1OT4 FILM RATING GUIDE For Parents and TV Tonight Their Children — 9 M - (8) POLICE SURGEON Forum of jhe Arts 6th Annual UNICO (3-«-22) NEWS (II) WILBURN BROTHERS Consumer Spending O H N M I. AUOItNCn JUNE TOMPKINS Aa A fn M n M M <1t) 12 O’CLOCK HIQH (20) FILM (20) FILM (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (24) ZOOM (24) ANTIQUES Independent Theater Puzzles Economists (20) TO TELL THE TRUTH (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Suzanne Flocken of 76D (40) BONANZA (40) POLKA Sycamore Lane stars as Jennet WASHINGTON (UPI) The buying binge would be ^ O R E taMMaarMM^rMMta Jourdemayne, the lady in “The Economics/extbooks say that good news during a normal *a«Mt Fat fta-Tlta^ii — 0:30 - — OdW - Lady’s Not for Burning” FESTIVAL during peri6ds%f high inflaUon economic slump. ’Those extra (I) ABC NEWS (3) FUTURE SHOCK people ade supposed to stop (22-30) NBC NEWS r Thursday through Sunday at the at tho dollars flowing into the (8-40) AMERICAN spending,/but most Americans economy would be just the (24) LETTER PEOPLE , ------HERITAGE Manchester Community College auditorium on Bidwell ^ D N a v y C iu b a p p a re n tly jdo not read thing to get business moving - 7 K » - '' (18) 700 CLUB economics textliooks. again. FaaM at A M I OaaMiaa (3) CBS NEWS St. Performances are 8:30 p.m. (20-22-30) MAGICIAN through Saturday with a 2:30 Despite soaring inflation, (8) TRUTH OR (24) OWEN WINGRAVE p.m. matinee Sunday. Sunday, April 28th people are still spending like But the current decline is un CONSEQUENCES - O d X ) - The play by Christopher Fry ^:00 Aj C Ib 2:00 PJL mad — and economists are usual because it is coupled with (18) DICK VAN DYKE puzzled. (3) HERE’S LUCY is directed by James Gardner, PANCAKES A 8AU8AQE SERVED extraordinarily high Inflation (22-30) NEWS . Noow UNOM17 A taam o (8-40) MOVIE teacher of creative writing at DONATION f lJ S par parwm The spending runs counter to and the escalating prices are (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW "Th* Odd Coupta" (1986) the college. All proceeds go to Charity most theories of traditional negating the benefits of the con Dear Friends^ (40) ABC NEWS sumer spending. (20-22-30) THREE-IN-ONE The m^ieval play employs a economic behavior, which say people tend to stash away more — 7:30 - - 9 ; 3 0 - background of music by lute P’®”* neither MPAA cash in bank accounts or safe (3) I AM JOE’S SPINE (3) DICK VAN DYKE and harp, and a brass quartet. “The problem is that the rate ♦1 ^"'®^ certified plant hor- investments during times of (18) OTHER SIX DAYS For reservations, call 646- of inflation is too intensive for tlculturallste, We are Juet ordinary people economic uncertainity. 4900. Don’t hang it up. the consumer to increase the who love plants and have succeeded In — 10K )0- The release of the first quantity of his acquisitions,” (3) MEDICAL CENTER THE 76HI DIVISION WIU HAY YOU quarter economic statistics last Jones.^^said. “You have to get Qrowing successfully just about every (x>nn- (24) OPEN MIND Coast Guard Band week, vriiich showed inflation improwment on inflation so mon house plant, and hope to pass our -1 1 K M )- The U.S. Coast Guard will FOR YODR TALENTS rising steadily and the gross that coiWmers can spend more present a gamut of music from knowledge on to you. That’s what our store (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS national product (GNP) falling, money oh-go^s rather than is all about. (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT the classics to the music of con should have produced a nation just prices.” \ — 11:30 — temporary composers Sunday of ndsers. But the personal at 8 p.m. in Leamy Auditorium (3) MOVIE savings rate — the percentage T® brovise thru the store. We at the U.S. Coast Guard of income that is deposited into 2 "Thi ShMpman'' (1958) have a terrarium section - bring In vour Academy in New London. financial institutions — actually (8-40) RING ONCE FOR ^ntalner and vys’II make one up for you or DEATH Featured soloists will be dropped during the first th r^ (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON Lewis Buckley, trumpet, and (Photo by (3iirico) months of 1974. SINUS 1’®''® We have a lovely William Wheeler, flute. Tony Winners Celebrate There is no charge for admis Suzanne Flocken in “The Lady’s Not for Burning” “The consumer is not just sit Sufferers° ^ Theatre sion and the public is invited. Broadway’s Tony Award winners gathered at Sardi’s ting in his cave waiting...he is University Capers for “Raisin;” best actress, drama, (Eileen out spending,” Sydney Jones, Htrs's good r»«ws for yowl Exdiisivo Restaurant in New York City Saturday night after the ROW Time Schedule Movies Dewhqrst of “A Moon for the Misbegotten;” and best ac chief economist of the Depart Hord-cort" SYNA-OEAR Deem- WAX BEGONIAS...... a, $1,9 T o m of Connecticut The last free film of the awards were announced at a telecast from the Shubert goftonl toUofi act InifonHy and deot Four Seasons “Leave of Absence,” a nev? tor, drama, Michael Moriarty of "Find Your Way Home.” ment of (Commerce, said. oR Rosd sinus coyMol On# ‘liord-cers'’ PUIA 646-2228 current Cinema Sunday Night Theater. From left: best actor, musical, Christopher tabiot ghros up to o hours roRof frois Dinner Theatre play by University of Connec (UPI photo) Inflation itself could be poin ond prsisuro of congosBon. Alows Jerry Lewis Cinema 1 — Neil Simon’s comedy "Last film series at Manchester Com Plummer for “Cyrano;” best actress, musical, Virginia you to brootho ooily^stops-wotory 2 ticut dramatist Stephen munity College auditorium feeding the retail surge. “Buy Cordially “ Deadly Trackers,” 7:15; of the Red Hot Lovers’’ opens Foreman, will be staged here now,’’ the theory goes, "Magnum Force,” 9:00 features Part One of Leni Old nood for a proscripHon. SoH sfo^ Friday at Four Seasons Dinner all this week through Saturday “because things will only get BuamntMd by mokor. Try it todoyt Arlene & Kevin Jerry Lewis Cinema 2 — Riefenstahl’s “Olympia” (1936- Theatre in Higganum. Veteran by the UConn department of more expensive next year.’’ Mrodvdory offtr worth $1.50. Cut oot “PapiUon," 7:30 character actor Merwin 38), a classic film of artistic fhii ad— Toko to ono of Iho ttoros dramatic arts with tlw support propaganda on the 1938 Olym Rstod bolow. furchoso dno pock ^ Across the street from Taeorraland Dairy Quaan Burnside — "The Conver Goldsmith will play the title Works On Negro Life Win Tonys Income tax refunds, a wind Syno-Qoor i 2’i ortd rocohrt ono tooro of a Shubert Foundation grant. pics in Germany. The showing Syno-Qoor 12-pocfc froo. sation,” 7:30-9:30 role of Barney Cashman. YouV# bom out of Uw oorvlG* for a whil*. And tvon By Jack Gaver fall for many families this.time ’The plot involves a tocher is Sunday at 8 p.m. in the MCC coadapter of the musical is sonalities, sat through nearly Henderson, Peter Falk and Introductory Vernon Cine 1 — "Sleeper,” For reservations, call 345- though the new |ob i« going well, you could still u m « IIM# UPI Drama Editor — of the year, may also prompt TCLEPHOHE 843-1038 who becomes frustrated by the auditorium on Bidwell St. -white, Robert Nemiroff, the three hours of entertainment Cicely ’Tyson were the hosts for Offor Worth 7:20-9:00 8515. - decision of the other Americans •xtra monay aach month. Uka all of ua. show is based on “A Raisin in more spending. Vernon Cine 2 — "Blazing The Wadsworth Atheneum NEW YORK (UPI) - “The and award presentations and the program. “New « e a * l e - r*UVO Ceefh FORCE” to return to the U.S. He the Sun,” a drama of 15 years Synp hew Uw SYNA.CUAk eeeple." AOKO ARTISTS presents Saddles,” 7:30-9:20 will present 24 of Metro- Th* 78ilh Divlalon may hava lha anawar for you, join ua for River Niger’’ and “Raisin" won acceptance speeches. Coachlighi attempts to probe their reasons Goldwyn-Mayer’s splashiest ■onto 18 hours aach month and wall pay you woll. Uko the Broadway theater’s Tony ago written by a black Nominees for the Tonys were U.A. East 1 - “The Sting,” which he considers only vague. playwright, the late Lorraine 7:00-9:15 Dinner Theatre musical productions during the M2.12 (loaa tax) for an E-5 with thraa yaara’ axparlanea. Awards Sunday night as, chosen by a committee of rncquBR Nomnm Heading a new bill of enter Curtain time is 8:15 p.m. For month of May, all in color, in a Counting two wooks annual training that adds up to respectively, the best drama Hansberry, who was Mrs. critics and others appointed by U.A. East 2 - "The Sting,” Nemiroff. P/us CO'H/t maHUMaHUSCHAmiERfin tainment Tuesday at the ticket information, call the series entitled “ Those $978.39 (leas lax) axtra Ineoma a yaar. Probably anough and best musical of a 12-month the League of New York 7:15-9:30 Jorgensen Auditorium box of The top acting honors for Deadly Trackart U.A, East 3 - “Three Coachlight Dinner Theatre in Marvelous MGM Musicals” to pay for s w i m education, family vacation or payments period ended March 24. Theaters and Producers, which PMinn gg Warehouse Point is Vivian fice at 429-2912. beginning May 1. on th# naw ear. Wa now offer PX prMlogaa, too. There ai« Both deal with Negro family drama went to Colleen supervises the annual affair for Musketeers,” 7:15-9:15 Dewhurst for her work in the Showcase 1 — "Elxorcist,” Vance as Opal in “Everybody many othar good raaaons why you should conaldor an life, and the author of the play the American Theater Wing, BROWN'S TIRE SHOP is Joseph A. Walker, a Negro. revival of Eugene O’Neill’s “A which founded the Tonys as a 2:15-5:00-7:40-10:20 Loves Opal.” Hartford Stage Co. Some of the musicals will be association with ua. Opanings ara In Wast Hartford and East Wln<|sor. Call now, 232-1500 or 023-0441. While the producer and Moon for the Misbegotten” and memorial to the late director Showcase 2 — “ Great Coachlight Dinner Theatre is Eugene O’Neill’s "A Touch of “Sweethearts,” "The Boy / Th«r* rMHy It frtt ehampagnt, niMd, ond to Michael Moriarty of “Find Gatsby,” 1:30-4:15-7; 0S«: 50 located at the junction of 1-91, the Poet” is the theatre’s pre Friend,” "The Wizard of Oz,” Antoinette Perry, its first presi flowtrt...llvtl]r mtitte for hwp and hitat. . . madlmtl Rt. 5 and Main St. in the Or mall coupon below, no obligation. (PosHhma also opan Your Way Home.” dent. Winners were determined Showcase 3 — “ Alice in sent offering^ playing ni^tly “Easter Parade,’’ for men and woman without provloua sorvico) dancM of tp rln g ...tn d a loufllilor-llllad play at Wonderland,” and "Stormy the Warehouse Point section of through May 5. / “Brigadoon,” "Show Boat,’’ through a secret ballot in which HARTFORD INDEPENDENT THEATER’S Thoroughbred,” 1:303:85-4:45- East Windsor. Sheridan’s ‘"The Schoo(/Ior and others. _ First acting honors in approximately 435 persons 7-50; “Semico.” 9:15 For reservations, call 522- Scandal” will close the current About Town musicals were won by linked in some way to the 1266 or 623-8227. . theater voted. THE uors NOT FOR OURNINO season. May 10 to June 23. Some of the great performers Christopher Plummer for Thuraday, Friday, Saturday, 8:30 P.M. For reservations, phone 525- “Cyrano” and Virginia Capers STATE ...... - of the past and present include I Winners besides those April 28, 26, 27 -Yvrirj MAMCHI Ml a Cl NTIH 4258. of “Raisin.” leil PABR BIAB OI THIATR Bushnell Memorial Hall Frank Sinatra, Judy Holliday, 1 ’The Friendship CSrcletif the already listed: Eleven attractions shared the SUNDAY MATINEE 2:30 P.M. April 28 Wednesday, Arthor Winograd Debbie Reynolds, Elvis I 76th Division OpportunlUaa M-M-4 Salvation Army will meet Score — “Glgi,” music by at leads the Hartford Symphony Wadsworth Atheneum Presley, Esther Williams, and I 700 South Quaker Lana ’Tuesday at 7:46 p.m. at the competitive Tonys awarded in 18 categories for acting, Frederick Loewe, lyrics by Manchaatar Community Collaga Thaatar Orchestra in a program Exhibitions currently on view (Jene Kelly. I Watt HarUord, C T 00110 Citadel. Hostesses are Mrs. Alan Jay Lerner. Bldwall Stroat Campua “THE”* featuring the Yale Glee Club ^at the Atheneum are Photo Two separate films will be writing, designing and so on. 1 NAME Harvey Barrett and Mrs. Harry Supporting actor, play — Ed and Maureen Forrester; con Realism: Painting and Sculp shown Wednesday, Thurs^y, AQE Jenkins. The revival of “Candide,” TIekala $3.80, $3.00 • Srudanta |2J)0 1 which was not eligible for best Flanders, “A Moon for the tralto. ’The pitogram will in ture of the 1970s;' Irving Friday and Satui^y evenings Misbegotten.” naaarvad Staling Only 1 STREET musical honors, attracted the clude Haydn’s “Surprise” Katzenstein Retrospective; at 7:30 and 9:30,p.m., with ’The Womem’s Home League Supporting actress, play — MaM Ofdara and Raaanratlona Waakdaya 8KH>-8d)0 GOLDEN Symphony, Brahms’ Alto Rhap most awards, four, including T alaphona 840-4800 ’The Shape of Sound; Hartford Saturday matinees at 1:30 and of the Salvation Army will meet Frances Sternhagen, “The sody, Mahler’s Songs from Architecture Conservance; and 3:30 p.m. CITY ZIP Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in Junior one for best book of a musical 0»» o«awniunl q m rn f Ibf aw pfio» oFa m o rttlf Good Doctor.” iRi “ Des Knaben Wunderhorn,” Scenes from the Fleeting Full details about each Hall at the Citadel. which went to the librettist, . ill Hugh Wheeler. He did a drastic Supporting actor, musical — VOYAGE and Strauss’s Death and World. week’s program will be listed in TEL. OCCUPATION Refreshments will be served. Tommy ’Tune, “Seesaw.” ’Transfiguration. ’The concert The museum hours are this column, or may be obtained revision of the libretto of the original "Candide.” Supporting actress, musical begins at 8:15 p.m. ’Tuesday through Saturday, 11 by calling the Atheneum’s 24- Equal OpportunHr Unit — Janie Sell, “Over Here!” OF' Tickets available at the box LaKota Council, Daughters a.m. to 4 p:m,; Sunday, 1 to 5 hour telephone number, 247- of Pocahontas, will meet ’The awards were announced Director, play — Jose office, 246-6807, and G. Fox box p.m. The museum is closed 3695. r ------Quintero, “A Moon for the office, 249-9711. ------Wednesday at 8 in Oddfellows during an ABC television Mondays. Admission is free. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Mon.. Anril 1974- PAGE FIVF. Coventry Open Realtors Set iiaurhfatrr iEimiiitg H m lb Forum ^**®t*P Performs Open House Peter and the Wolf” Founded Oct. i, 1881 MONICA SHEA attended and to date they have National Realtor Week which The 1974 theme for Realtor The Dance Society of the given six performances of Publish^ by Manchester Publishing Careless Drivers Subscribers who fail to receive-^elr starts today will be highlighted Week is “TTie Realtor — A University of Connecticut per “Peter and the Wolf.” 'if Co., Herald-Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily befpre 5:30 To the editor: • by the Manchester Boato of Voice for America’s Property formed “Peter and .^ e Wolf” Last year the society con 06040,-telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation Something should be said for Realtors open house Saturday Owner.” Frechette noted that for the students at Coventry ducted dance workshops for the Published every evening excbpt Sun department, 647-9^. the drivers of Manchester. I at its new headquarters at 156 the Manchester Board of Grammar School last week. students at UConn. days and holidays. Entered at the have had two very bad E. Center St. Realtors, as a member of the ^ The society gave two perfor The group is composed of Member Audit Bureau of Circulation experiences with them through Herman Frechette, president Connecticut Association of mances so that all the students eight people and they made Manchester, Conn., Post Office as'Se my two older sons. cond Class Mail Matter. _ of the board and of the Realtors and the National at the school were able to enjoy their own costumes, sets and The first was a month after I Manchester Multiple Listing Association of Realtors, serves the show. The performances props. / Burl L. Lyons, Publisher moved to Laurel Street. In July, Service, Ck)rp., said the open the public interest by keeping The Manchester Publishing Co. were paid for out of the Student Peter was played by Joe my 12-year-old son was riding house is planned as a service to abreast of legislation and Activity Fund. Bellone, the Grandfather was assumes no financial responsibility for his bike with his brothers down the public. voicing support of favorable The society was composed Norm Johnson, Robin Fat- typographical errors appearing in adver Subscription Rates the side street near the Army Realtors will be on hand to laws, or, as in the case of last two years ago by a group of tibene was the Bird, Debbie ,& Lel Your Hair tisements and other reading matter in and Navy Club and hit a bad answer any and all questions year’s conveyance tax con Carlson played the Cat, Marilyn Payable in Advance students who have all had dan jil^Take You Away From The Manchester Evening Herald. lump in the road and was from the public with respect to troversy, actively opposing a cing experience. None of the Thomas was the Duck, the Wolf One Month...... |3.25 A ll. 'I’o The Cue- Display advertising closing hours, knocked out. His older brother buying or selling real estate. particular bill. students" are presently Was played by Ann Claxton, and Single Copy...... I5f three full days prior, to publication. had to drag him out of the street Refreshments will be served, Frechette, who is president of Temple Speaker majoring in dance but have the two hunters were Wendy 4 koo’s Nest Where By Carrier, Weei^ly...... ;. 75f because he said the cars would and the public is invited from the real estate firm Frechette Russell and Jenny Capabianco. Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon The Rev. Dr. Lawrence Al maintained their interest in : You’ll Get A not stop. noon to 4 p.m. and Martin, 263 Main St., dance over the years. One Year ...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon mond, former pastor of South The choreographer for ] Super Cut, and X. The second involved my 15- Frechette noted that the explained that National Realtor “Peter and the Wolf” was Six Months.>...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and United Methodist Church, will This was the first children’s year-old son. He was coming opening of headquarters, about Week is an effort to bring the Robin Fattibene. >iStyle That’s Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. be guest speaker Friday when production that the group has down New Street to turn onto five months ago, culminated a services of realtors to the atten I-’!', Dynamilto!_ Temple Beth Sholom conducts Laurel Street on his way home long, hard effort by the board to tion of the public. and a car came rifdit at him. He get all of its services under one Sabbath Eve Services. The Ser H skidded to avoid the car, hit the roof. vices will begin at 8:15 p.m. An Service Council Oneg Shabbat (Sabbath Tea) See Us For curb, and fell from his bike, In addition to serving as the will follow. To Pick Officers resulting in road bums on his board’s headquarters, the E. Dr. Almond, presently 2 arms, hands and face and also a Center St. office will house the Manchester Community Ser • WHEEL CHAIRS badly swollen lip. MLS Corp. executive director of the Spending Power Play Massachusetts Bible Society, vices Council will elect officers I’m wondering how many MLS serves the public in a • WALKERS will ^ a k on the eve of Yom at its annual meeting Thursday other children have been forced number of ways, according to M,: The Ha’atzmaut, “Israel noon at Emanuel Lutheran • COMMODES off the roads because of poor Frechette. For example, a Church. Cuckdo*s drivers in Manchester. Our prospective buyer or seller can Independence Day.” Last December, he was a member Alan Mason, Manchester’s W^pther the assembly-expanded children are taught to obey laws obtain a list of realtors from the director of human resources C hlldnn’M and Adulta’ Nest enlarged budget and still have the op Ladies Purse. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) of the road, the same as if they organization. Another aid, along with 24 clergy persons to I state budget clears Gov. Thomas an Interfaith Mission to Israel. and executive secretary of the tion of not spending some of the ad were driving a car, and then the which was in the works for council, will speak on “The 117 East Cmtgf St.' From that mission, he will NO APPOINfMENr Meskill’s desk unscathed apparently cars force them from the road. about two years and will be Future — New Respon MEOCO SUROICAL Manchester ditional funds if the economy falters. I The Almanac I bring the message of the NEEDED MON., TUES. hinges on what the assembly ultimate I hope these careless drivers available to MLS members in sibilities.” A veto has been threatened by the stop and think before one of six to eight weeks, is a new revaluation of Israel. OR WEDNESDAY Dr. Almond and his wife, the SUPPLY CO. 646-6228 ly enacts in its efforts to tighten con governor if the proposed restrictions these children get killed. computer photo listing book. former Juanita Raison of Mon., Tu m . & Wad. Opan trol over the purse strings. Mrs. R.A. Lestage Frechette said that the new 340 RUIN ST. til 8:00 P.M. on his power over administering the United Press International 83 Laurel Street N ^ e s h a , Kansas, have five Sorghum is the world’s fourth RUNCHESTiR Capital Fare listing method will help most important cereal crop, sur . Thurt. and FrI. Nights til 9 children, one of whom, David, At stake is an interpretation of budget is enacted. Manchester realtors to better serve the PHONE 646-4070 Saturdays 'til 6 P.M. is organist-choirmaster at Con passed only by rice, wheat and where legislative ^ ^ e f S 'e n d and But the hazards are many in a veto Today is Monday, April 22, Andrew Tally public by increasing efficiency. Herman M. Frechette com. the 112th day of 1974 with 253 to ^Regional cordia Lutheran Qiurch and on executive powers begin. as well as in forcing a veto. follow. the faculty of Hartt College of Granted, the governor in\ his The moon is new. V Governance* Music. If the assembly imposes budget ___ _ Dumb Cops Dear editor: Jonathon is pastor of Oirist program of the past four years, nrade The morning stars are Mer spending requirements on the gover cury, Venus and Jupiter. Political madmen in Realtor Board United Methodist Church, many enemies as he placed The evening stars are Mars Washington have created Wakefild, R.I.; Peter is a stu nor, he will likely use his veto powers already had broken a St. Louis STOCK UP NOW! Baby Week and Saturn. WASHINGTON - Two con into their homes, and generally economic chaos, shortages in dent at Baker University in legislatively appropriated funds in es to get a budget closer to his liking, secutive bouts with the flu have cocaine ring when one of them Those bom on this date are abused them. The Giglottos food and fuel, the threat of war, Kansas; Priscilla is Mrs. Wipe ’n’ Dipe bought 26 ounces of the drug crow and pared budgets wherever he either by sending the whole package under the sign of Taurus. c a u ^ me to come late to what were held a^ninpoint and confiscatory taxation, a crisis Adds Associates Edward Sparrow of Virginia K o d a k Baby Clothes surely will be right up there Giglotto was iHndcuffed. One from Eldward Staffire, Meiners’ in education and other diver Beach, Va.; and Stephen is at could. Much of the campaign that is back to the assembly or through the Spanish Queen Isabella I was At the luncheon meeting of Realtors and presently fourth Mailer Sale Pk. of 100 when ballots are cast for John Meiners of Edwaids^ille, roommate. So they started a sions to condition Americans home. upcoming Will be devoted to criticism bom April 22, 1451. the Manchester Board of region vice president of the 1.89 use of the line veto. . Denouement of the Year. 111., told reporters agents woke roundup of drug dealers. No for a new kind of government. On this day in history: Realtors last week, 40 people Connecticut Assoiation of Size 8 9 i and defense of these actions. You must remember the so- him up, put a gun" to his head search warrants were required, The technique is as old as hi 4 t may be hard for the assembly to In 1889, some 20,000 were inducted as realtor- Realtors,, was the guest AFS Students called Collinsville Raids. They and held him in a St. Louis jail said the defense, because the politics itself. It is the Hegelian Johnson’s Baby QH | The issue though is not whether homesteaders massed along the associates. These 40 represent speaker. make or accept this compromise. made front pages and television for 77 hours without filing any purpose was to arrest suspects, principle of bringing about Rotary Guests^ border of the Oklahoma the first to be inducted under Phyllis V. Jackston, Philip Gov. Meskill’s austerity decisions Should it override the vetoes and cou screens all over^e country last charges against him. not discover dope. change in a three-step process: Territory awaiting the signal to the new realtor-associate Knecht and Norma Tedford year when it appeared that nar Well, sirs and madames, they The cops’ attorneys also Thesis, antithesis and syn American Field Service SAVE THE BEST MINUTES OF THE DAY! were the wisest or the best ones but ple these with limitations on the start the Oklahotpa Land Rush. program implemented by the were inducted as realtors. cotics agents and local police in finally got around to trying the produced evidence and thesis. exchange students will be guest 89® I In 1898, Theodore Roosevelt National Association of whether he or any governor should re governor’s administrative powers Collinsville, 111., had run amok seven Federal agents and three ^ tim o n y showing that persons The first step is to create the Realtor-associates inducted, speakers at the Rotary Qub Polaroid Film Sale Johnson’s Baby Powder I resigned as assistant secretary Realtors which became effec and their affiliated agencies are tain this right. in a scandalous abuse of police detectives on charges of in four of the six homes entered problem. The second step is to meeting Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at FANTASTIC over budget funds it must accept the of war to recm it men for his tive in January. Three people as follows: powers. They entered six were convicted on drug charges generate opposition to the Manchester Country Qub. The assembly has given some “Rough Riders” regiment of violating the constitutional were Inducted as realtors. consequences. In the light of current homes on the nights of April 19 rights of the persons whose as a result of the investigation. problem (fear, panic, Barrows and Wallace — Miss Nancy Donovan, Q Q c« cavalry volunteers. Alfred P. Werbner, past Size recognition that the governor should and 23,1973. They acted vdthout Pamela Jitto, one of the oc hysteria). The third step is to Thomas D. Brennan; Belfiore daughter of Dr. and Mrs. economic news, the future is not as In 1944, Allied forces invaded homes they had entered. No, pr^ident of the Manchester warrants and found no illicit cupants in the dealers’ homes, offer the solution to the — Alexander J. Matthew, Fran Thomas Donovan of 110 Johnson’s Baby Lotion iuve some control over appropriation bright as the assembly may have J9ttteh>New Guinea in World they were not convicted. It took ^ard “ conducted ’ the drugs in the homes. a Federal jury only three hours testified Ber common-law hus problem — change which would cis J. Scalley, Jr.; Blanchard Westland St. and a senior at War II. band was a cocaine dealer con Kremonles, and board Presi T-180 3.84 16oz. disbursement with its so-called com hoped when budget deliberations were Two of the victims, Mr. and to find them innocent of all the have been impossible to impose and Rossetto — Charles E. Manchester High School, will In 1972, Apollo 16 astronauts fined to a Federal prison. dent Herman Frechette 1.95 Mrs. Herbert Giglotto, told on the people without the Lindsey, Connie R. Plouff, tell of her experiences as an SX -7 0 promise that he could nudce 2 and 4 made only a lew weeks ago. John Young and Charles Duke 12 charges against them. presided at the meeting. Joseph 4.67 Size about their night of terror on What happened in this curious Herbert Giglotto didn’t take proper psychological con Rudolph A. Persico; Dimock — exchange student last summer 99 ® per cent cuts if the economy falters. walked and rode around the sur F. Stafford, fonder president of Marion Arendt; J.D. Real We would hope that the issue of the Dick Cavett show. The exercise that had civil liber the stand. The prosecution ad ditioning achieved by stages in Usquert, Holland. She is a face of the'‘moon for i|pven mitted that something in his the Greater Hartford Board of Estate Associates — Richard J. This compromise recognizes extending assembly control into the Giglottps and another victim, tarians from Boston to Los one and two. member of the Student hours and'23 minutes. past might hurt his cr^billty; I Zimmer, III; Dougan — Linda Assembly, National Honor another political fact of life. Despite Donald Askew, testified before Angeles writhing in delighted The objective of the current budget expenditure process can be a Senate subcommittee piously informed speculation was that Larensen; Frechette and Mar Society, Somanhis, and the MADE BY FAMOUS ECKO A thought for the day: Presi ^guish? Very simple. The economic, social, and political unhappiness in certain quarters over chaired by Sen. Charles Percy, he had a police record. Mrs. tin — Annette J. Finnegan, Girls’ Tennis Team at the given a quiet death for the time being. dent Franklin D. Roosevelt prosecution didn't have a case. convulsion is the establishment D-Ill. Giglotto gave a frightening ac Gerald P. Rothman; Jarvis — school. She is also vice presi the governor’s tight-fistedness with It is apparent to us the real motiva- said, “The truth is found when Defense counsel admitted the of regional government LOSE 10-20-30 POUNOSI Their stories were that the count^ the raid, testifying the Robert L. Brown, Michael D. dent and accompanist for the state money, the fact is he did turn a men are free to pursue it.” cops bungled the job. But they throughout the land. J tion behind it is not a sincere and fun lawmen had forced their way pointed out that the raiders cops spent 15 to 20 minutes ran "Regionalism seeks to dissolve Cormier; Keith — Raymond T. Round Table Singers. Eckoloy sacking her house. But a Quish; Gaal — Everett deficit-prone state budget into a sur damental constitutional concern but a county and state government, Miss Helle Hansen of Lolland, neighbor testified she visited EasyToloseLiis. McCluggage; LaPenta — Denmark, who is attending plus one and the result has been some transfer political powers to a Bakeware situation of attempting to exploit a the Giglotto home a few central authority in Nicholas A. LaPenta, Mitchell Manchester High School, will tax relief, a fact which must be con lame duck administration for political minutes after the raid and Washington, administer the af 'A. Hadge, Lance A. discuss her homeland. Her host Round, square or loaf cake sidered. Ray Cromley found it “neater than my fairs of U.S. citizens through a Rist With New Kozikowski, Richard P. family is Mr. and Mrs. Jay pan, pie plate, brownie/biscuit purposes. This fact alone makes it im house.” Askew told the court McKeon; Lennenger — Stager of 30 Forest St. She is a pan. Easy to clean. So really what is at stake is not so network of federal regions and perative that executive control over the officers were in his home state planning districts, seize Ellsworth A. Greenleaf, Joyce member of the Round Table, only a few minutes and treated Petrus, June Wright; Martens much past actions by Gov. Meskill but the budget should not be watered control of the land and produc and Sock and Buskin at Do The Bureaucrats him with politeness. ITitaminTDiet — Raymond Anderson, Doris Manchester High School and tion facilities, change the form the nagging fear that even though he down at this time. The law also seemed to be on of government from one of HOLLYWOOD (Special) Bunce, Kay Donnestad; Merritt assists the Gymnastic Club at Call All The Shots? New scientific discoveries is a lame duck since he is not seeking We are concerned the assembly the defendants’ side. A law of elected officials to one of ap — Frances Merola; Meyer — Bennet Junior High School. ficer may enter a home without pointed controllers, and reduce have produced a Vitamin E Richard J. Gauthier; Philbrick re-election, he might continue his may well have over extended itself in diet that quickly works a wmrant if he has probable Americans to the status of — Joan Topping; Reale — Myra thrifty ways and some of these the budget it has sent to the governor cause to believe that a Crime is wonders on overweight peo Dasher, Germaine C. Frank, economic serfs on the land ple, and reportedly is gaining decisions could come at an awkward about to be committed, or that which once was theirs. Jeanette Winter; Red Carpet — in the light of economic uncertainties Much has been written on the great popularity across the About Town account for the poor record of By contrast, many civil ser a felon is inside. Another sec For information on what con Richard P. Barker, Thomas B. time for those seeking re-election in growth of presidential power. country with glowing reports ahead. It is therefore no time to iock m ost recent presidents in vice employes are on the job 20 tion of the U.S. Code makes it a scientious citizens can do to Hennegan, Bernard B. Weitz; the assembly. What may have actually oc dealing with the economy. to 30 years and more. The able misdemeanor for a policeman of easy weight loss “while Tedford — Ruth Manditto, T he Kiwanis Club of the present governor, or his reverse the mindless march Manchester will meet Tuesday curred is a major decline in There has, over the years, ones, during that period, gain to search a private dwelling still eating almost as much as Kenneth D. Rattet; Wolverton This is particularly true of the ad toward dictatorship, write for a noon at Manchester Country successor, into a “forced” spending that power, especially as it been a parallel strengthening of an encyclopedic kwwledge of without a warrant — but there you want. — Helen D. Johnson; Zinsser — free copy of “Regional Gover Club. After lunch, the group ditions the assembly has written into program designed in the light of im applies to domestic problems. the power of the civil service their areas and build loyalties are three exceptions. The , Those who follow the sim-i Douglas Anderson, Thomas C. nance: The Feudal State,” pie Vitamin E diet r ^ r t an will tour the Control Data the budget. If the power of the gover T hat power has not gone to and the positions of senior civil and a priceless understanding defense emphasized just one, from thp Ck>mnriittee to Restore Funderburke, William J. mediate political considerations Congress. But Congress has of who can do what and who which exists when an officer is average loss of at least a Savino. Center at 41 Progress Dr. nor to control expenditures is not service employes. The objec the ConsUjtutjon. Inc., 990 rather than the state’s long-range been responsible for the tive has been to prevent the cor can’t. This makes the arresting a person suspected on pound a day and even more Savings BuiMng, Fort Collins, without exercise or starva restricted, he could well s ip the economic well-being. whittling away of the ruption, inefficiencies and in difference between failure and reasonable grounds of having ^ lo . 80521. • president’s prerequisites, a equities of the spoils system. success in many operations. committed a felony. r tion. Nutritionists’ files are Frederick A. Baker ' bulging with happy whittling that has been keenly The result has been, in essence, Not surprisingly, these men In short, the Collinsville 34 Lilac St. y j felt by Presidents Kennedy, to create a fourth branch of come to believe that no one un Raids were a national scandal testimonials from formerly Manchester overweight people who are The Tragedy of a Cool, manmade uppers in while General Electric G.E. AM/FM ’ Johnson and Nixon, and by government, almost partly in derstands their job and its only until the case reached a and bone. Sizes 5 to 10. G.E. Immersible earlier occupants of the White dependent of the president and objectives as they do and t^ t courtroom. The raiders did A Real Service now trim ana slim again. Best Coffeemaker Self Cleaning iron Portable Radio House. Congress. outside interference only mud blunder Into the Giglotto and of all, you can still eat almost Election Dpy Drinking This whittling began almost To the editor: as much as you want of the Department heads are, in dies the waters. Askew homes, and they now are immediately after President I am a resident at Westhill "forbidden foods” like steak, considerable measure, Some of these permanent liable to damage judgments Reg. George Washington’s terms prisoners of their permanent staffers have built strong against them. They went to homes for the elderly in chicken, fish, sauces, gravies, Manchester. bacon & eggs and still lose ■I 26.97 I One of the minor issues before the 19.971 15.97 19.63 before the election. The scandals in ended. Washington, according staffs. The man at the top or alliances with powerful groups Meiners’ home seeking PSC/FiC Whooshes away lint and AFC on FM for less drift. to reports, had complete dinarily must work with what in Congress. These legislators, roommate; we should hear Being an avid reader, J look weight. I SPRING CLEAN UP TIME! Deluxe 12 Cup Size mineral deposits, prevents Connecticut General Assembly is Cnewable (candy-like) Operates on AC or battery. some of our communities over misuse authority over all federal of the permanent officials’ give by working directly with the more about Meiners’ charge of forward to the Bookmobile’s INTERNATIONAL HAS Simonize clogging. Steam/dry fea Sturdy poly case. whether bars should continue to be visit each month. The courteous vitamin E tablets, as used in #SSP 12 Reg. 29.97 24.70 of the absentee voting process is of ficials and their duties. But him. Proposals they disagree civil servants, have been able to being detained illegally. ENDED BEDWETTING ture. #F118HRT Congress, in 1799, began a prac and dedicated attendants have the diet plan, contain a new Chrome Polish closed for state and national elec more concern to us. with can take endless months to circumvent more than one But the raids were hardly tice, enlarged in the years President. what come of my ultra-liberal been most helpful in selecting scientific combination of in FOR HUNDREDS OF tions. carry out, and in the process, gredients that quickly curbs Removes rust and discol And, if a candidate or his adherents since, of vesting statutory can be so changed that, the We are hot talking about the colleagues at the time called an books I desired. It's more than THOUSANDS oration; leaves a pro One lawmaker has opposed the idea powers in agencies or in their crafty empire builders or inef example of the vicious and un a service, it’s a friend and a and controls tnp appetite, tective film. Ail Records by these Artists! wants to make an effort to influence original purposes may be while also giving the heads, rather than in the presi smothered. We thus have in es ficient men perpetuating constitutional operations of a need fulfilled, as I am not able of allowing the bars to be open, to reach the Iferary. wonderous benefits of When children discover that a the voters on election day, it can be dent. Two Supreme Court sence a multitude of-built-in themselves, though both exist police state. Instead, they playmate wets his bed, the resuit O Q c charging there is a danger of vote I hope we shall continue to Vitamin E which is so essen Reg. 49c M m done whether the bars are open or not. decisions, one as late as 1935, “courts” throughout the in numbers in some showed that there are some can be mefciless teasing and enjoy this service which tial to good health. 3 Dog Night buying. have confirmed this right of executive, presided over by departments. Rather, we are dumb cops in the country wh&- serious psychoiogical probiems. Maybe a compromise is in order. brightens my life. The use of the new Vitamin The entire famiiy can be affected. Congress to vest powers in high-level civil service talking about men with ability should be kept after school until Johnson Kit Wax We can’t agree. Leona Rocheleau' E Diet tablets and foods The cost and work of taking care Steely Dan Let the bars be open on election day agencies to be exercised on employes who act as jiMges, ap who believe sincerely in what they — „ learn------how------to cross-- the of a bedwetting chiid can cause Paste wax with appli First, if the assembly puts a lid on 42-L Blpefield Drive prescribed in the plan will, but make proof that the would-be their own responsibility — proving or censoring programs they’re doing—but who are UB»t street without a seeing eye dog friction and Trritabiiity among cator; cleans and po except for some military and Manchester through natural action, act to parents. ^ lishes in 1 easy step. 12 Jim Croce campaign spending, it is doubtful any pushed by the president 1^ his willing to shift their actions and^ help your body use up excess patron has voted as a condition of ad foreign affairs and domestic their objectives to meet the — — Medicai authorities have stated thM , , candidate will have enough money left cabinet and voted by Congress. 1 fat. According to recent mission. This might be an incentive to ipatters of high policy. wishes of men they regard as !l? ® disgrace to his family, Even so able an ad clinical test, a person who is riff ? bedwetting child achieves beiow his Q Q c by election day to cover the cfBrrent short-term political officials Reg. 1.59 W W vote for those who think that politics Additionally, so much of the ministrator as Deputy Today^s Thought deficient in Vitamin E or Pro ashamed*^ school. And the- child is embarrassed and E5.98 budget is fixed these days the and whose objectives they 3.38 cost of booze; let alone hire the staff Secretary of Defense David tein “will double the speed of But, now, bedwetting, when not caused by organic defect are too dry now without drying up the changes any president can frequently believe are wrong. or disease, can be ended. Safely. u'Komc oeieci Johnson Sprint needed to man the waterholes to seek Packard quit because he came (At best, they regard these Yalutilization” with the use of waterholes too. make are minimal, even with to the conclusion he couldn’t get , Conversation Vitamin E. Our m^hod is andorserfby many doctors. Read their state- transients as ignorant). No buffing, just wipe on. F 6.98 out members of the electorate who Congressional consent. a handle on the bureaucracy. Christ talked of grass, and And yeast, and bread, and flax, E-DIET AVAILABLE ments in our brochure: “Is There A Soiution?" — Use in sunshine or shade. 3.98 Seriously though, it seems to be a Send this coupon for your free copy. The situation is made more wind, and rain, and cloth. To get a copy of this highly have not voted and, more important, It is no wonder that Department and agency rather sad conunentary on politics as difficult by the fact ttat Uw And fig-trees and fair weather, And eggs, and fish, and successful diet and E Tablets, • ^CMtMHagV^ \ chiefs, and the politically- will “vote right” in exchange for a presidents spend much of their mwy of tte supervising of- And made it His delight to bring candles; Mail to: PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL a whole when it is implied that bars send $5.00 for 10 day supply Reg. 1.99 9.98 bottle of suds or, in the case of higher time in foreign affairs, appointed assistants they flcials appoint^ by any presi- Heaven and the earth together See how the whole familiar (or $7.00 for 20 day supply or Box 406, Wast HarHord, Conn. 061ri07 ^ V »2i2tS£lK 1.47 5.88 need to be closed because some voters sometimes to the neglect of bring in, frequmtly don’t begin Paranta' . .iN .•■willnMMcmii dent are unqualified. Some are He spoke of lilies, vines, and world $10.00 for 30 day supply) to; MAN-T-4 office, a cocktail. economic and domestic to understand the ropes until Nama__ are corruptible and, more to the point, political hadts, being paid off com, He most divinely handles. Vita-E Diet, Dept, k 30 11526 Swond, we don’t think there is as problems. For iU is only in their short tenures have ended. for work in presidential cam Addrata. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE some political adherents would The sparrow and the raven. ...T.T.,Lynch from “Holy, Holy Burbank Blvd., North SALE: MON. thru WED. foreign and related military (One l e a n ^ study, as a correc paigns. Others are able men un And words so natural, yet so Land” by Charles L. Wallis Hollywood, Cal..91601 (Uncon- Maiicliestor much danger of “vote buying” at the tive measure, recorpmends ttot City____ . state. -Zip. exploit it. No law can really change matters that presidents have — • ------»---(UWSW WW able to adjust to the wise.W18C Submitted by ^ I ditional money-back Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. last minute, as toere is in the weeks 1145 Tolland Tpke. that. held to their power and perhaps poUtical officials pledge to Stay ^ pUcated ins and outs of the W ere op m e n ’s hearts » Mrs. Harriet Hiller^ guarantee if not satisfied). Phone_ . Child’a Age. Saturday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. increased It. This tendency may a minimum of two years!) bureaucratic system. engraven; Center Church I______JMuai^4oroldej) J «< .;s • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. C m ... MiH... > n r i l a . 1.74- P . r . B SEVEN Hadassah^ Sisterhood Snap Decisions )lyn 1 Business Bodies Manchester and Henri S. Sluis No Longer Mark of London, England, were un Plan Tuesday Program ited in marriage April 3 at the VEEDER SALES UP home of the bride’s parents. OKAY MERGER RECORD EARNINGS What^s for By GAY PAULEY Moshe Avnieli of Israel will nieli was orphaned during the Of Businessman Sales of Veeder Industries, The board of governors of the The bride is the daughter of be guest speaker Tuesday at a Colt Industries has reported UPI Women's Editor holocaust and went to Israel on NEW YORK (UPI) - Not so Most examples given were Inc., of Hartford were up to Federal Reserve System hzts Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. NEW YORK (UPI) - Don’t program honoring the 26th an record first-quarter earnings of an illegal immigrant ship. He many years ago the executive weightier. “Pillsbu^ used the $23,8 million for the first three approved the merger of the $11,238,000 ($1.54 per cmmon McNamara of 192 Green Rd. belittle the plots of soap operas. niversary of Israel’s in served in the Israel Aimy in who made rapid-fire decisions method to decide to shift from a months of 1974, compared to Connecticut Bank & ’Trust Co. share), on sales totaling $2M.2 The bridegroom is the son of They’re a mirror of what’s dependence at 8:15 p.m. at 1940 and helped found a new kib- was greatly admired. box to a bag container for a pop $19.4 million for the first and the Qinton National Bank. million. Last year’s first D in n e r? Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Sluis of gojng on. And one of the things Temple Beth Sholom. He will quarter of 1973. London, England. buti' in the Gaza Strip. Today such a boss is likely to ular grocery product,” Raif The merger was approved quarter figures were earnings — going on is the woman’s libera give an illustated talk on Net income for the first We^ve Nam^d The Enby For the , double-ring civil In 1960, he was appointed give his associates a bad case of fa said, “The bag proved earlier this month by the of $5,648,000 (69 cents a share) tion movement, definitely “Jerusalem Revived.” quarter of 1974 amounted to ceremony, the McNamara head of a new development the jitters. He not only may successful and the cost of an Connecticut Banking Commis on sales of $206 million. reflected in the daytime The program, which is open $1.36 per share, compared to sion. home was decorated with white company formed for the harm his company but may expensive test marketing Shop-Rite has serials. to the public, is being jointly $1.03 per share a year ago. STEAM GENERATORS PerrM, Wayne Ryan, son of Lt. (j.g.) Wayne I. and Alice daisies and chrysanthemums. reconstruction of the Jewish pose at least some threat to the program was averted.” APPOINTMENT Ask Mary Stuart, who’s sponsored by Manchester Veeder’s quarterly financial WINDSOR (UPI) - The Whitney Perras of 284 Griswold St., Glastonbury. He was bom The bride, given in marriage Quarter of the old city of nation’s economy or its en General Electric had to William H. Hale, president of played one leading lady role for Chapter of Hadassah and the report included an announce Combustion Engineering Co., April 5 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand by her father, wore a princess Jerusalem. He was involved in vironment, says Prof. Howard decide whether to raise prices the Manchester Savings and has received an order from the the answer. 23 years in the “soaps” — Slsterhoo'l of Temple Beth on a mature product whose ment that the firm has parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Whitney of Belleville, N.J. His styled gown of white peau de Sholom. the construction of the model Raiffa of Harvard. Loan Association, has been ap- Georgia Power Co., Atlanta, Joanne Tate in “Search for city, which is on display at the purchased the business and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Perras of Glaston- soie with yoke and Bishop Raiffa teaches a course sales were declining or to ex pointecFto the 1974 legislative Ga., for two $22 million steam Tomorrow”- about how Lib Bom in Czechslovakia, Av- Hotel in Jerusalem. assets of Degan St Co.,Lowell, bur, formerly of Manchester. His patemaLj^^t-grandparents sleeves of Chantilly lace. Her called “Analysis of Decision pand manufacturing capacity committee of the U.S. League generators. The units would be are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fyler of East Hartford aM Alfred Perras has affected story lines and she Avnieli is presently on a sab Making.” J t has been reduced and cut the price in the hope of Mass., a manufacturer of CENTER C U T finger-tip veil of silk illusion answers: of Savings Associations. built north of Macon and are C U TFhO M of Manchester, N.H. ____ batical leave to Mamchusetts to a home study format com expanding ules. The Raiffa pinions. TH ICK OR THIN was attached to a matching “I think that over-all the HEALTH CAPSULES® The U.S. League, the major scheduled to be in operation by LOIN PORTION lace and peau de soie headpiece by Michael A. PetlL M.D. Institute of Technology Center posed of 10 loose leaf books and method showed it would be HEADS DOCTORS trade association for the late 1979. Leendrra, Jason Michael, son of John H. and Elizabeth series reflect what’s going on of Urban Studies, where he will some 'audio cassettes and is wiser to raise the price. - accented with pearls. She Dr. Isadore H. Friedberg of savings and loan business, EARNINGS UP Roulston Leenders of Bush Hill Rd., Lei>anon. He was bom April today. Wives reflect it. We’re /4 "TJIe WAWNir/ y o u e e r do research work on urban being marketed by En- An Agonizing Process PORK CHOPS 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents carried a colonial bouquet of freer, we’re having more fun. Newington has been elected counts more than 4,600 MIDDLETOWN (UPI) — development of Jerusalem cyclop.aedia Britannica Raiffa said the need for his OR CENTER CUT are John K. Roulston Jr. of Hebron and Mrs. Helen ^ ix of Texas. white roses, stephanotis, baby’s Our show has one liberationist M A c c m P Ike . president of the Hartford Coun associations among its Ra3imond Precision Industries PORK CHOP 6 0 0 from the period of the first tem EducaUohal Corp. Either as course developed because His paternal grandparents are Mrs. Shirley Prentiss of breath and ivy. The gown and character. She’s married, she iMMUHlTy You 6tT fM H S t ty Medical Association membership. declared earnings of 35 cents ple to the present day. taught at Harvard or in the modern business conditions veil were created by the bride’s had an abortion before her succeeding Dr. Joseph S. per share for the first quarter Warehouse Point and Albert Leenders of Goleta, Qilif. His great- Tge ? home study version, it has been have made effective decision SUPERIOR RESULTS PORK LOIN grandparents are John K. Roulston Sr. of Hebron, Mrs. Elizabeth mother. marriage, she has her career as Sadowski. of 1974, up nine cents for the COmSIlUTION used and endorsed by making a poigiuuit, even an First quarter performance of Roulston Coventry, Mr. and Mrs. John Scaliga and Lambert Mrs. Stephen D. McNamara a lawyer. \ same period last year. Sales 9-11 LOIN END 01 executives at General Electric, agonizing process. the Superior Electric Co., Leenders, all of Glastonbury, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Reader of of West Hartford, the bride’s “The woman I play used to be EARNINGS RISE were up from $4.4 million to AND CENTER CHOPS ROAST Joseph P. Naylor Pillsbury, DuPont, Ford Motor “Bad decisions not only can Bristol, were $8.3 million in Satellite Beach, Fia. ____ sister-in-law, was matron of a matronly old frump at age 22. Rogers Corporation’s first $4.8 million, the company said. 2 Co., Arthur D. Little, Inc., be costly, they can help deplete sales and $715,000 net earnings. 2 quarter earnings were $305,000, honor. She wore a turquoise She never went any place. Now, PORTRAIT For the same period of 1973, the Pc8«agno, Andrew John, son of Eugene L. Ill and Linda floral chiffon gown and carried General Motors, Polaroid, our growing list of en^ngered a 33 per cent increase over the GTE GROWS she has moved out into the PHOTOGRAPHER resources,” he said. figures were $6.8 million sales Pendergast Pessagno of 205 Woodland St. He was bom April 14 at a colonial bouquet of shasta Procter it Gamble and others. $229,000 of a year ago. STAMFORD (UPI) - GTE world, has a position as a per Professor Raiffa said the and $544,000 net earnings. < Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Reduce Risk Per share earnings were 33 < daisies, chrysanthemums and sonnel director. She’s having BRDIU. PHOTOGRAPHY International Inc., a subsidiary Mr. and Mrs. James E. Pendergast Jr. of 81 Benton St. His pater ivy. It can reduce or eliminate decision making process is now cents, compared with 25 cents of General Telephone and Elec lb. fun. She used to wear house so complicated “there is no lb. nal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Pessagno Jr. of Stephen D. McNamara of ’ dresses. Now she wears FORMAL & MFORMAL risk in many kinds of decisions in last year’s first quarter. REORGANIZATION tronics Cbrp., has purchased a 89 Catonsville, Md. "to 6\\Jt BcTrgR says Raiffa. “A personal one, longer any element or factor CBT Corp., the parent firm of 99 West Hartford, the bride’s Halstons.” Sales for the period were up 10 40 per cent interest in a leading FRESH FRESH brother, was best man. IMMUNITY for example; an executive of which may not at some time per cent to a record $11,963,000, the Connecticut Bank .& Trust Philippine electronic manufac Hartshorn, Bethany Krista, daughter of Bernard F. Jr. and Ms. Stuart has played the CALL A reception was held at the ’Th an Tiie v a c c in b .. one big company who was become relevant to a decision.” convpared with $10,847,000 in Co., Hartford, has- announced turing company. The company. Barbara Hamilton Hartshorn of Burnt Hill Rd., Hebron. Shb was Joanne Tate role since the 649-5593 2 H m M C ipiubi sIvM M phfl in lsn itlsn. transferred to a new location Naturally, he said, realization the same period last year. three personnel changes con PORK 2 Manchester Country Qub, after Radiowealth Inc., had sales of PORK bom April 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal CBSTV series went on the air in which the couple left on a trip to fbr a fixed period of three years of that makes many executives Norman L. Greenman, presi stituting a major reorganiza about $6 million in 1973. It grandpaciufts are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hamilton of 4 Windemere 1951, a first in the then-new Maine and Canada. For medium. used the principles of the who must make decisions feel dent of Rogers, said sales of tion. manufacturers entertainment St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. personally overwhelmed. SHOULDER SHOULDER traveling, Mrs. Sluis wore a As the show has grown with course to decide whether he Poron, the company’s David Payne, executive vice products and components. Hartshorn Sr. of Lancaster, N.H. Butler Photo would come out better by rent In an apparent paradox, Raif navy blue suit trimmed with the years, so has Mary Stuart breathable shoe lining president of CBT’s ad Mrs. Henri S. Sluis fa said many executives are too WHOLE red and white and a corsage of grown in her outlook. ing or buying a house at the materials, were “up substan ministrative division, was COMBUSTION Lemelin, Gregory R., son of Paul A. and Irene Y. Caron new location.” frightened by the unavailability BUTT white cymbidium orchid and Mrs. Sluis is an English managing director of the Otap “I feel different about tially to a record level in the named to be responsible for the PROMOTION Lemelin of 115 Maple St. He was bom April 17 at Manchester of some data they feel they corporation’s non-bank lending white roses. They will reside in literatu re teacher at the International Accommodation m yself,” she said. “ I ’ve Take your time. quarter, encouraging progress WINDSOR (U PI)- Evan W. 5 7 5 Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Florian London after April 30. American Community School in Bureau Conservatoire and of ought to have in order to make was made in presensitized subsidiaries. FIRST CUT BEEF 77 stopped playing roles in my own Caron of Lewiston, Maine. His paternal grandfather is Hector Survey Shows a correct decision. Actually, he Woollacott has been named vice Chelsea, London. Mr. Sluis is Sluis Properties Ltd., London. life. I’ve stopped being nervous offset printing plate programs, John E. Laverty, controller of Lemelin of Lewiston, Maine. He has a sister, Nicole C., 5V4. When buying a diamond said, the manager must realize president of Combustion about things. I Ijsten. When I and Ntektron circuit sales in the CBT subsidiaries, will Work Pattern he never will be able to have all Engineering Inc., in charge of talk to young people about ac this'country continued strong.” succeed Payne. CHUCK STEM / get all the facts. the necessary facts. He quoted manufacturing fossil fuel power ting, I tell them, ‘Listen. Of Students Greenman said, “ Despite Richard Krupke, formerly NOW UNDERPANTS a noted management consul with the accounting firm of systems. Woollacott has been Engagements Listen.’ And above all concern over the general serving as executive assistant D « R O A S T HAVE A PURPOSE A survey of the part-time tant, Peter Drucker, who economic outlook for 1974, we Ernst & Ernst, has joined CBT 595 “When I was married, I used wrote; “To make a sound deci to the vice president of field BEEF ...TO TAME y o u r , to turn my paycheck over to my work experiences of students at still expect improving results as a vice president, succeeding About Town know your Jeweler. sion it is not necessary to have sales. He is a graduate of Trini TUMMYI husband, then ask him for a Manchester High School was for Rogers during the year.” Laverty as controller. ty College. dollar for lunch. conducted recently by the high all the facts, but it is necessary WUNDERPANTS” to know what information is SEMI-BWELESS “Dumb! A man’s ego doesn’t school guidance department. 0 BY OLQA The Old Guard of Emanuel need that.’^ Approximately 79 per cent of lacking in order to judge how much of a risk the decision in Lutheran Church will meet Ms. Stuart’s marriage broke the student body participated. CHUCKROAST 89ib. volves as well as the degree of Even a slim figure can Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Luther up 10 years ago and the divorce The results are as follows; FREBH, LEAN Hall of the church. precision and rigidity the have a tummy problem. started her on a second career Of the students surveyed, 56 ,A Pretty New You... in music. per cent have a part-time job proposed course of action can II So Olga invents Wunder- afford. The Children’s Confirmation Her children, Cynthia, now outside of school. The SROUHD pants'“-th e first soft all Raiffa admits many Qass of St. Mary’s Episcopal 18, and Jeffrey, 17, had given breakdown by classes shows: Say hello to Spring with a lovely hairdo .. . styled stretch underpants \with Church will meet Tuesday at 4 Seniors, 72 per cent; juniors, 62 executives are hesitant about A her a guitar for Christmas. tummy control. trying to learn from examples to suit you. CHUCK p.m. at the church. “I needed company,” she per cent; and sophomores, 40 951 < Wearing Wunderpants'" per cent. of decision making in business said, “and a guitar is a lot of ' Call for an appointment with us ... Delicatessen Dept. g ives you the sleek comfort Temple Chapter, OES, will company.” Other questions revealed the fields that seem alien to their have a business meeting following about the work own. Therefore, he has drawn of Olga’s famous hidden She also turned to singing and AH MEAT ALL BEEF CHILD MILD REG OR THICK SLICED seam design plus a smooth Wednesday at 8 . p.m. at the composing. Now, Bell Records sch ed i^ of those students sur examples usdd, in his course Masonic Temple. from a wide business and Qlmutge look With everything from has issued her first album, with veyed: the actress singing many of her 21 per cent work 10 hours or professional spectrum—in pantyhose to pants. Manchester Newcomers Club less per week. surance, the law, medicine, oil 18 Oak Street In Downtown Manchester GEM I COLONIAL P own compositions. She also Mon. - Sat. 9 to 5; Thurs. & Fri. 9 to 9 Olga's Wunderpants'“are will meet Tuesday at the drilling, general engineering, P books an occasional benefit con 59 per cait work between 11 commercial fishing, research stretch PowerTricot of nylon Nutmeg YWCA Program cert and a recent one at Cataw and hours per week. Center at the Community Y. and deveiopment and various FRANKS I BACON and Lycra*spandex. White, 20 per cent work more than 25 Loring Studio Loring Photo ba College in North Carolina nude, black or fashion Mrs. Mary Dunphy of the Mary was a sellout. hours per week. other businesses. shades, S-to-XL, 6.00. Dunphy &hool of Dance Arts, The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss As would be expected, juniors Vernon, will demonstrate belly Susan Alice Mozzer of Mary L. Stewart of Cynthia Louise McNeill of and seniors had longer working dancing and tell the history of Manchester to Robert Mather Wethersfield to Robert M. Manchester to Fred P. hours than sophomores, accord Mb Mb. the dance. All new residents of of Oak Park, 111., has been an Young of Manchester, has been Balsamo of North Haven, has ing to the department’s p k g . p k g Manchester are welcome to at nounced by her parents. Dr. and announced by her father, been announced by her parents, Pinochle report. 7 9 ' tend the program. More infor Mrs. Raymond Mozzer of William R. Stewart of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. While in some instances ' mation may be obtained from Manchester. Wethersfield. She is also the 79 McNeill of 17 Anderson St. Scores students go to their jobs during wedding plans Mrs. Peter Hickey, 82 Oxford Mr. Mather is the son of Mr. daughter of the late Mrs. Mr. Balsamo is the son of Mr. unscheduled periods at the end II St.; or Mrs. Albert Forrest, 48 and Mrs. Bernard J. Mather of William R. Stewart of Winners in the Senior Citizens of the school day, approximate From Our Appetizer Dept. and Mrs. James Balsamo of Bigelow St. Oak Park, 111. Wethersfield. Pinochle Group’s game ly three quarters of the students North Haven. STORE SLICED - SHOP-RITE The bride-elect was Mr. Young is the son of Mrs. Thursday morning at the Army work either afternoons and Manchester Chapter, graduated from the American Frank Young of N. Elm St. and The bride-elect attended and and Navy Club are: Helen / evenings, or afternoons and SPEBSQSA, will meet tonight School in West Hartford and the late Frank Young. graduated from Manchester Moske, 5^; Helen Erickson, weekends, or evenings and in your future? will graduate from the 578; Bea C!ormier, 575; and CHICKEN at 7:30 at the Manchester The bride-elect is a graduate schools. She will graduate in weekends. Recreation Center Teen Center Rochester Institute of of St. Joseph College and the May from Southern Connecticut Paul Schuetz, 556. (Questions about student earn Annex. The meeting is open to Technology with a BS degree in University of Connecticut State College (SCSC) with a BS Thp next game will be played ings revealed that about one April 25 at 9:45 a.m. at the ROLL all area men interested in social work in June. School of Law. She is ^ployed degree in speciai education. quarter of the students earn 820 may we suggest: Her fiance will also graduate in the Secretary of State’s of clubhouse. Play is open to all in singing four-part barbershop or less per week. Of the seniors, iM rU n lsU harmony. from RIT with a BS degree in fice. I Her fiance, a graduate of terested senior citizens. JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 54 per cent earn more than $30 social work in June. He will at Her fiance is a graduate of North Haven High School, will per week, with 25 per cent ear tend the Law School at the 9SS MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHE«TER Villanova University and is also graduate in May from ALSO • HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • MIDDLETOWN ning more than $40. Our Newest Collection... BOILED DePaul University in Chicago, employed by the Internal SCSC with a BS degree in health When asked whether they HOUBIGANT PRESENTS 111. this fall. Revenue Service. and physical education. planned to enter the same The couple will be married The couple plan a Jidy 6 wed No date has been set for the career area as their job, 16 per
sor Tuesday at its meeting at 8 p.m. at the home of Miss Lynn MACC Ecology Fair Events Listed------— Richmond, 123 Richmond Dr. VIVIAN KENNESON Scme-K organizations abd in hungry soldiers manage to feed Mrs. John Cotter of Vernon, a genuine converted school bus Correspondent terested individuals are par a whole village with a soup being used for com m ut^ by house other exhibits. The Memorial Temple, Pythian representative of te Opim Door News ticipating in the event this year, nnade from “just a few stones.” Clubs. Glass and newspapers the Tolland Bus Qub. For the Historical Society will open the Sisters, will meet Tuesday at 8 Society of Connecticut, will The .second annual several with more tluiq a single Xi Gamma Chapter, Beta The Tolland High School very daring a unicycle will be jail museum, and a series of may be left for recycling and a p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. After speak. There also will be a dis Extrashaganza will be held on a ictivity or display. There will Sjgma Phi sorority, will host Scholarship Fund will be selling available, and an expert un- ecology-oriented films will be special phone book collection By BARBARA RICHMOND the meeting, there will be a cussion period and the Green and surrounding box will be there. By Sister Mary Patricia gressional Resolution be a wide variety of things, all hot dogs and soda, the Lions screened free in the adr social hour. Refreshments will ^ t a Xi Chapter of South Wlnd- refreshments. areas on April 27 from noon un icycljst will demonstrate the A public hearing on Vernon’s proposed $12.5 million Executive Director proclaiming April 30, 1974 a organized around the theme, Club is bringing a popcorn technique. The Boy Scouts will ministration section" of the Parking be served by Mrs. Herbert til 4:30 p.m. “Green Power.” v , budget, will be conducted tonight at 8 in the Vernon Center Spring seems to be a time of National Day of Humiliation, machine, and Girl Scouts will be on the Green with tents and building. The library will The parking area for the fair Alley and Mrs. Helen Tuller. According to spokeswoman Hicks Gym sell candy, cakes, and Middle School. new hope, new life, new thrust fasting, and prayer. Its closing Mary McNally, the event is an back-packing equipment. feature ecology books, and has will be at Hicks and Middle in many areas of endeavor. We words call upon "the people of Demonstrations and sales of homemade rootbeer. extended its hours to be open Schools. There will be no The total is tfie combined 49Vi. Much of the increase in Manchester WATES will HappInBSS Is... ecology fair, “a celebration of At Extrashaganza tend to look forward, to plan for crafts and natural items will be Also on the side road along until 4:30. IllustraUons from parking on the Green itself. budgets of $4.5 million for the the general government budget meet Tuesday at the Italian- our nation to humble ourselves the goixl things Nature brings, headquarters on the Green, the summer, for next year. Hope is featured. Techniques of the Green, a demonstration of the Stone Soup story and A supper of homemade general government and $8 is due to increasing costs and Amerlcan CTub. Weighing in A REARY CUM UUNIROIUT as we see fit, before our held directly after a townwide golden beer cans found by lucky future-oriented. assembling terrariums, alternatives to the automobile photographs of places the Land spaghetti and meatballs, salad, million for the Board of EMuca- necessary wage adjustments. will be from 7 to 8 p.m. AIR CONDITIONED ^ ^ Creator to acknowledge our litter cleanup campaip to rid members of cleanup crews can A summer program which in- miniature environments under will be featured. Vehicles to be Trust would like to preserve garlic bread, and ice cream will tion. The general budget The increases in the educa Members are reminded to bring final dependence upon Him and Nature of some of the bad be redeemed for silver dollars. TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY SPECIAL vites participation is the glass, will be demonstrated. included are the four-wheeled will be displayed. The Tolland be held by the Tolland Juniors. reflects an increase of $499,030 tion budget are mostly due to Christmas flowers for place to repent of our national sins.” things we have ’given’ her in This will also be the site for oc “Friendly Families Program.” Demonstrations on making “people-powered-vdiicle a n d Juniors will sell Used books out- Limited to 100 persons, the. $2 and the education budget an in increasing costs of such items settings for the club’s June out I 0 Lbs. DRY CLEANINO ~ $1.75 : Occasioned by this proclama the past year.” cassional non-serious races and In an attempt to stimulate com yeast bread wUl be held, and Surrey” already familiar to sid&ihe library. adult and $1 children unde^O crease of $465,766. as utility charges and in ing. Members with names I DRYERS — 10 Full M lnutu for 10* Every Day j tion is a national crusade of It is sponsored by three contests for different age The Oct. 1, 1973 Grand List munication between inner city prayer seeking to awaken peo the ecology bubble, a simulated some here, an electric motoix^- groups and talents. Spread At the Grange Hall will be tickets may be obtained f & i surance. The teachers wilt be beginning with S to Z are groiips interested in boosting underwater environment pop cle, a three^wheeled steam car, was up about $6.9 million over going into the second year of a and suburban families, the ple to the need for turning to ecology awareness, the Conser along the Green will be a plant ^ s y moth control informa Fran Stoeffler or Irene CoriSih. reminded to bring items for the 309 Green Rd. ular last year, will be back. In a four-wheeled bicycle car, and The supper will be helO'at the 1972 list. The increase will two-year salary contract so IBELCON LAUNDROMAT ! Robert G. Mack Center is ^jBOd and to encourage all people vation Commission, the Tolland sales area, leathercrafting tion, bee-keeping methods, fruit basket. Winners in the formation on the Land Trust, a a bicycle with a miniature gas" S'iOp p.m. at^ the United generate about $690,000 in ad there was no increase in that L...... ______I providing a channel for contact to r^pond in a way which has Junior Woman’s Club, and the "demonstration, and a to»-the- organic gardening demonstr/i- ditional tax revenues or the ing families who would like to been ^aditionally expressed as display by Arts of Tolland, engine. beer-can activity. tiqn, and a collection of small Congregational 'Church social category. Tolland Land Trust. items foKssale by the New equivalent of 4.3 mills in tax grow in understanding of “humiliation, prayer, and There will be a diqilay of animals sponsored by the 4-H rooms on the Green. In the general budget, $534,- While it’s primarily a comers Club, and several oiher Adjacent Buildings dollars. 600 represents interest another of different fasting.” Individually and celebration rather than a fund carriages by the Tolland The Old Tolland Jail, Tolland background. The center, craft sales booths will be at Although the increase in the payments on ongoing capitol collectively, Americans are raiser, some of any proceeds Hicks. S Historical Society, and a Ubrary, and Grange HaU, will YoUr Uaatar Charge Walcoma On Grand List will not be sufficient improvements, including sewer through the coordinator, Mrs. enjoined to consider their posi realized will go to the Land Oil the Green ' Evelyn Murray, will serve as All Frootar Ordara to balance the proposed in installation projects, a new fire tion before their Creator and, in Trust, a nonprofit corporation In front of Town Hall will be a liaison for interested families creases in the , two budgets, house and the addition to the light of “the choicest Jxnin- dedicated (o purchase add food area, featuring a pot of to meet and plan together. The revenue sharing funds u s ^ in Rockville High School. 'This is ties of' Heaven” which, have preservation of open space in Stone Soup, inspir^ the Fifth Grade Poets experience can become what 2 eligible areas and some other an increase in interest been ours as gift, ,to recognize Tolland. children’s story in which TfRMITESa n d r d t h eh ierd e a t increases in operating revenues payments, over the current the participants make vlssible. wh^ere we as a nation have WESTCRNBEEF should place the town in a budget, of $160,000. However, a AS SHDWN IN THESE At this early date, the failed to give Him the glory. To Paij Pollution favorable position in setting the lUUSTRATIDNS, THEY ARE DIFFERENT IN MANY WAYS. program needs contact people honestly appraise our position good portion of this amount will t u e s . w e d . s a t . ta^ rate, Mayor Frank McCoy be recovered when property Recycling Phone Books specifically in the suburbs, who will call forth response to the Everybody talks about pollu I don’t know. TOLLAND said. are willing to coordinate the source of our blessings in TURNPIKE SUN. 9 - 6 owners are assessed on sewer Front wings longer tion these days, and some fifth Doesn’t anybody have a no Vernon’s present mill rate is Boy Scouts from Troops 98 and 152 helped collect over 10,000 old phone books Saturday for I Both pairs of ' ^ - ’ ’ ’ - straight Elbowed “ Friendly Families” in their prayer and appropriate action. MANCHESTER THURS. FRI. 9-9 installations. ttian back wings grade students at Buckley tion Southern New England Telephone Company’s recycling effort. The National Guard gjjg • antennae antennae locale. Persons who would like It has been said, wisely, jhat SUNDAY 9 - 6 Those having questions about School shared their concern by For cleaning our oceans? CLOSED MON. the proposed budget, whether It provided the vehicle and driver. Pictured are scouts (from left to right) Bobby Brown, A to be involved may call the a nation's life is as strong as its writing poetry on the subject. I hope so. be concerning items they feel Jean Baracco, an Eagle Award candidate, and Brian Chenard. Other Eagle candidates MACC office, 649-2093, or family life. Besides calling a The class of Mrs. Myra Kane Does anybody have a rule OPEN SUNDAY S - 6 ,, Big Catch should be put in or taken out, who heiped organize the effort by enlisting other scouts were Vin Perry, Tom Maloski and Evelyn Murray at 525-2636 for nation to prayer, there are recently completed a reading For not using so much fuel? should attend the hearing and Steve Colbath. Old phone books can still be deposited at collection bins located at 52 E. further information. groups working to help in Im unit series on the subject of We shall see. SPECIAU TUES. A WED. ONLY In Derby express their views. Center St. and the business office on Court St. in Rockville. ANlI^’ Programs such as that in proving family life by making pollution and as a project, the Does anyone have a dream At the annual iheeting to act dicated above are signs that good marriages better. The students were encouraged to For keeping our country More than 70 rainbow trout on the budget, the figure can be people need each other. local group has had meetings express their thoughts using a clean? were caught during the annual decreased but not increased. ^ Another request for people- previously in Manchester. They style suggested in the unit. Maybe — me. • Actual size 'A-lnch"^ ..> > Thick waist Actual size Mi^inch fishing derby for children response comes in the form of are now planning a program for Following are the poems: By Tammy King SIRLOIN TIP ROAST f 4 O Q Mturday at Valley Falls Park, MCC Grocery Survey the resolution which was passed Sunday at St. James School Can anyone guess Vernon and the top fisherman For a Complof FREE fnspactfon...Caff Now in Congress not too long ago. cafeteria. They invite people How to clean up this mess? Who started the pollution? was Jim Latulippe of Diane Dr. Fire Calls ■The 93rd Congress of the from all of the churches to I don’t know. I don’t know. REEF...... * lV who landed a trout weighing Is Good and Bad News United States of America had learn about a program w|iiclriK.. Does anyone have a potion Will someone help CM IS Sm M bMa Roasts A S tiM u some different experiences. quickly becoming very popular, To clean up the ocean? Clean up the ocean? one pound and one ounce. SATURDAY A grocery survey recently difference in prices from store spending.) If you would like a AARDVARK TERMITE CONTROL INC. One of them might be their con the “l^rriage Encounter.” Maybe. I hope so. The derby, for boys and girls 9:39 p.m. — Grease fire at 65 completed by Manchester Com to store. For example, one per copy, or additional inormation MANCHESTER Highwood Dr. Town Fire WILLIMANTIC Dom somebody have a trick Does anyone care 15 years of age and younger, munity College sociology son buying a quart of mayon concerning the survey, contact 6 4 6 -0 4 4 5 Not to make animals sick? About clean air? ran for five hours. All of the Dpartment responded. students reveals good news and naise at one store ean pay $1.05 Cassano at the colleg. 4 2 3 -13 3 6 i t A a m Edward M. Stickney Mrs. I hope so. We shall see. 6I0UIID CHUCK prize-winning fish were rain bad news for the consumer. for it, while someone else at Thomas F. Heneghan SUNDAY By Jonathan Baskin Will anyone clean up the bow trout which were stocked The survey, the fourth done another store pays 81 cents for Want Ads for Better Jobfintemational Want Ad Week»Want Ads for Better Living international Want Ad Waak« world? this season. However, some 6:37 a.m. - Box 233 (60 Elm over a two-year period, reveals it. Among the 39 grocery items Doesn’t anybody care Maybe — me. PAHIES brown trout were caught. These St.) Water surge. (Town). that food prices have increased included, 20 had a range of 10 Plan Formulated Head VFW Units About fresh air? By Sean Gallup. had been stocked in previous 11 per cent from-tast April 1 to cents or more difference Mi S years. TODAY April 1, 1974. between the cheapest and most Edward M. Stickney of 53 Eugene Freeman, service oP In the boys division, other 7:20 a.m. — Mattress fire at According to the survey, expensive; All the nine meat For Graduation Hanson-Dr.,. Vernon, and Mrs. ficer; Thomas Moran, ad winners besides Latulippe, rear of 689 Main St. (Town). seven per cent of the price in-, Thomas F. Heneghian of 132 items varied by 11 cents or £ vocate; Hugh Hayden, were: Mike Lanzieri, 13, with a crease occurred during the first more, and one varied by 60 Bolton St. recently were chaplain; Edward Dupre, 13 ouncer; Steve Vokey, 12, six months of the year, leaving cents a pound. Oth^r^grocery i ANNE EMT leveled and reclayed at an ap elected commander and presi Thomas Heneghan and dent respectively of the VFW with a 15 ouncer; Greg Ran Ecolo a four per cent inflation rate for items showing large variations Correspondent proximate cost of $900. Tamayo, trustees. Coming June 29, 1974 k :ic som, 9, one pounder; Chris the last six months of the year. included: maple syrup, 20 cents HEY KIDSI Tel. 228-3971 However, a problem exists Post and Auxiliary at the Other elected Auxiliary of Baker, 8, nine ouncer; and San The prices were determined a bottle; packaged dog food, 42 The Regional District 8 Board with the softball field where all organizations annual meetings ficers are Mrs. Vytau Task t or^ at the Post Home. They Sugalski, 6, an 11 ouncer. by a market basket including 39 cents; flour, 26 cents; aerosol of Eklucation recently approved the grass seed, which was Chemerka, senior vice presi Winners in the girls’ division HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. grocery items, nine meats, four spray, 30 cents a can; and the administration’s applied in late October, has succeed Joseph Tamayo and dent; 'Mrs. Margaret ^ u s, were: Cjndy Gorski, 15, a 12 Thomas J. Meskill today an produce, four frozen foods and shaving lotion, 40 cents a bottle. recommendation that gradua b ^ completely washed away Mrs. Eidward Stickney. junior vice president; Mrs. ouncer; Susan Lucia, 10 and 14 nounced creation of a task force five dairy products. Prices These differences point out Help Vs Celebrate tion at Rham High School this leaving the field unavailable for Other elected Post officers Theresa Varney, treasurer; ouncer. to collect information and ad ranged from $45.23 to $49.73 for the importance of planned shop- year be held on June 27. .W use. are Vytau Chemerka, senior Mrs. Raymond Raddatz, vice commander; Raymond Latulippe was awarded a vise him on oil exploration and the same order, a difference of ping. The consumer can Graduation services will ^ According to Shine, $1,000 chaplain; Mrs. Elizabeth P Raddatz, junior vice com complete fishing outfit donated refineries in Connecticut. $4.50 a week. This difference carefully check the frequent held at 6:30 p.m. outdoors, was appropriated for this work; Lewie, conductress; Mre. Stella mander; Albino Whipple, adju by Gessay’s Sport Center. All Meskill said offshore drilling over a period of a year amounts display ads that appear weekly weather permitting. In case of however, it appears that Bowers, guard; and Mrs. tant and surgeon; Nicholas other winners and runners-up in Connecticut should be con to $234, an amount of money and look for advertised inclement weather the exer because of no guarantee, the Stickney, trustee. Tsapatsaris, quartermaster; received fishing rods, reels, or sidered because of the lack of that most consumers would be specials. According to Cassano, cises will be moved indoors work will have to be done over bait boxes donated by the crude oil in the region. able to use for a variety of pur these specials can provide with a starting time of 8 p.m. at an initial cost. Board Recreation Department, spon He said the task force is being poses. Ten local ktores were in INTERNATICNAi: The exercise will differ members did instruct the ad great savings if you live near sor of the derby. urged by some individuals who cluded in the survey. the store having the sale, but slightly in that only the three ministration to “bicker.” South Windsor The Valley Falls Pond is want to do something about Stephen Cassano, instructor your savings can be eliminated top students in the senior class Staff restricted, for fishing, to 15 building refineries in the state. of sociology and director of the if you drive 30 miles to^save 30 M 4Nf AD HDCr will be participating. In addi The board accepted with Signing Deadline Near year olds and younger or senior Members of the task force study group, reports that he is cents a pound on chicken. tion, two students c h ^ n by the regret the resignations of citizens. Vernon Police patrol are: Robert C. Leuba, the encouraged by the drop in meat- The survey involved name class will also participate. In Robert Morrison, Robert the area to make sure this rule governors leagl counsel En prices from a year ago. Ground brand items but all stores have APRIl 21-28,1974 the past, the five students □owes and Herbert W. Porter. For Women’s Softball is not violated. vironmental Protection Com beef is six cents a pound their own store brands or other have shared the honors. The Morrison, whose resignation The senior citizens started missioner Douglas H. Costle, cheaper, and center cut pork packer’s label brands that are board gave its approval for this is effective at the end of the JUDY KUEHNEL One route operated by the their fishing derby today and it state energy chief Eckardt C. chops are down 18 cents a cheaper to buy than the name change in procedure. school year, is a social studies Correspondent Connecticut Company, Beck, Dr. Douglas F. Lloyd, will continue through Thursday. pound. Whole chickens are up items. Cassano reports that the Maintenance teacher. He resigned to con Tel. 644-1364 originates at East Windsor Hill Any senior citizen catching fish state health commissioner, six cents a pound, sirloin steak consumer who goes to the store Eldward Shine, assistant prin tinue his education at the and proceeds iflbng Main St. to during this period will be eligi commerce commissioner up three cents a pound and eye-^-with a written list of the items cipal, reported that work still is University of Wisconsin. East Hartford and Hartfoid. ble for first and second prize Richard M. Stewart and Robert of the round up eight cents a she needs tends to spend less continuing on the softball and Oowes is director of music The South Windsor Recrea The other, operated by Post tion Department has announced being offered for the largest Willis — president and chair pound. Unfortunately, grocery than the “pick as you^go” hardball fields, both items for and is leaving his position to Road Stages, originates on Kel catch. man of Connecticut Natural prices haven’t been as stable. shopper. (This shopper snould We are offering- which funds are included in the become band director at the final registration for the ly Rd. at the Vernon town line Gas Co. Among items averaging large buy the pocket counters present operating budget. Stonington High School and Women’s Softball League. and proceeds along Avery St., increases are: quarts of mayon available anywhere as they can Except for additional rolling, director of music for the Interested persons may enter Oakland Rd. and Ellington Rd. a team representing their naise, up 33 cents; salad act as a deterrant to increased the hardball diamond has been Stonington public schools. His to East Hartford and Hartford. organization, business firm, Manchester Hospital Notes dressing, up 23 cents; 18 oz. resignation is also effective at Both routes offer several church or apartment complex. peanut butter, up 12 cents; Ritz the close of the school year. buses daily with retu rn s. rackers, up 12 cents; five WANTS ADS If you don’t have a team to Residents are advised to con Discharged Friday: Andrew Porter, a custodian, resigned Woodland Dr., South Windsor; enter, register as an individual Kearns, 53 High St.; Janice pounds of sugar, up 42 cents; effective May 1,1974, due to ill tact the respective operators Michele Raak, 45 Barbara Rd., About Town and you will be assigned a - Jenkin, East Hartford; Hilda five pounds of flour, up 35 health. The^^board appointed for details. Rockville; Barbara Kandolin, 5 team. League play will begin Fredrickson, 29 Morse Rd.; cents; one pound of coffee, up _ _The Professional Women’s Allen L. Smith to fill the vacan PTO Llynwood Dr., Bolton; Nancy 20 cents; a dozen eggs, up 15 TO CHILDREN M ay 15 to continue on Alice Laubacher, East Hart Club will meet lYiesday at 7:30 cy. The Pleasant Valley PTO will Wirta, East Hartford; William cents; and milk, half gallons, Wednesday nijfhts. ford; Bernice Thrall, ^ E. p.m. in the Robbins Room of hold a “Bingo Fun Night” for Erickson, East Hartford;'Bur up 18 cents. New Member To registe^call the Recrea Middle Tpke.; David 'Tyo, 20 Center Congregational Church. the whole family on April 26, ton Davis, Stafford Springs. Cassano also noted the Mrs. Catherine Bourn of An- tion Depaltoent, 644-2511 Ashworth St.; Eleanor Bunker, Ifyou are between 1 and 12 years ef ago, we will give yen a The program will include a 7:30 p.m. at the school. Joan Johnson, Crystal Lake lover has been elected to fill between 8; 30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. 385 W. Center St.; Carol Green, silent auction with Miss Mabel Rd., Tolland; EucharisSoucier, /a'ihe h vacancy on the board daily. Cash prizes will be awarded 49 Pioneer Circle; Ethel East Hartford; Yolanda Smith, 20*word ad FREE to run Saturday, Anrll 27. Copy must ne In Trotter as auctioneer. There with children spwlals included. caused by the resignation of Women’s GOP Club Libbey, 333 Bidwell St. 22 Wadsworth St.; Marilyn also will be a “Show and Tell” Ronald Haverl. Mrs. Bourn Admission will be $1. this oflico no later than 4:30 Thursoay afternoon, April 25: The Women’s Republican Also, Bernard Weldon, Kowaleski, 117 Brook St., South About Town period. Hostesses are Miss teaches in Manchester High Club of South Windsor will hold Glastonbury; Nina Macrr, East Windsor; Marylou Gilmond, 21 Mall or bring In this coupon. Huldah Butler, Miss Helen School and is a former member Ad rostridod to Hems of bitorost to ddldran. a “Fun Night” at the European . Fernofi Hartford; Mary Farr, 29 Kensington St.; Donna Sirois, Carrier, Miss Ruth Porter and of the Manchester Board of Elizabeth Dr.; Frances Raith, Mrs. Evelyn Lloyd. Health Spa in Manchester April 38 Cornell St.; Christine The Golden Age Club will a d Education. Stafford Springs; Jean Bidwell, Kostek, 10 Lilley St.; Donald 27. J. Roche gast Hartford; Lisa Richard, meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. at A short business meeting at 9 Assard, 45 French Rd., Bolton; the Senior Citizens Center. 13 Cedar St.; Mary Casasanta, Joan Martin, 44 Skinner Rd., I NAME Town School Costs p.m., to vote on new officers 65 Greenfield Dr., South Wind Members are. asked to bring a I and changes in the bylaws, will Xo Keep Vernon Odette Quey, 115 can of.iruit. ^ III sor; Barbara Hartshorn, Burnt Brookfield St. I ADDRESS precede the evening’s ac Hill Rd., Hebron. Below State Avei^ge tivities. Discharged Suiiday; Marie £ i Party Post Also, Cynthia Johnson, Helfricht, 34 Turnbull Rd.; ce ^ A N T AQE PHONE The women and their escorts 2 Manchester finished below should bring work clothes, Glastonbury; Joseph Samoski, Rose Lynch, 1605 Main St.; S w ■ Statewide, the biggest chunk Democratic Town Committee the state average in per-pupil bathing suits, bathing cap^ and East Hartford; Richard Patricia Louster, East Hart a I (20 word ad) of the total was spent on in Chairman James Roche has Templeton, 45 S. Alton St.; A NEW BUICK H _ A D S _ education expenses in fiscal towels. ford; Philip Kenneway, 14 Lit tn I struction. In decreasing decided to retain his post and Deborah Luniewsky, 212 Abby year A972-1973, according to a The group will stop at Dante’s tle St.; Maria Ronca, 119 L $ I amounts, the total was broken not seek a primary. Roche reMTt releas^ by the state on Sullivan Ave. in South Wind Rd., South Windsor; (diaries Bissell St.; Mary Wood, 81 A WORLD OF) down into categories of plant made his announcement at a Beckwith, 111 Walker St.; Ogpartment of Education. sor to conclude the evening. Bretton Rd.; David Sayers, 11 S Q g o O * operation and maintenance; press conference. ! -^The state average was $1,- Kathryn Lerch, 38 Benton St.; Pine Knob Circle, South Wind FORONLY W W PERMOIITH fixed charges, food services, Those planning to participate Roche had iiKlicated Tuesday Tracy Bujaucius, 142 Prospect E R e s u l t s » I 091.07 for each of 656,672 pupils, should call Jan Murtha, 644- sor; Irene Lemelin, 115 Maple and student activities; and night that he might resign as "Profile 7 4 ” will a special edition of The H ia ld highlighting key I totaling $716,475,200 throughout St., Rockville; Russell St.; Antoinette Berube, East Now You Can Lease A Brand Naw pupil transportation. 0364, Jean (jezelman, 644-8128, chairman after disagreement Holyfield, 10 Robin Rd. the state. Manchester’s figure Roberta Gorton, 644-1955. events of the past year and previewing the big events of 1974. The Hartford. The town vflth the highest with the Vernon D m ocratic 74 BUICK Century 350 was $1,034.02 for each of 10,049 Manchester area has much to bo proud of and much to look forward to. Discharged Saturday: Joyce Also, George Popik, East A per-pupil expenditure was Card Party Town Committee’s insistence Burghardt, East Hartford; San 2-IKNM tnUMUJUK HAlffTOR pupils, totaling $10,390,890. Hartford; Verla Jackson, East Wntt standard Factory Equipment Including V-S angina, Darien, with a $1,595.26 spent The Abe E. Miller American that delegates to the state con "Profile 74" will tell the story In five sections, each dealing with a to Sipala, 65 Walker St.; Pearl The 1972-1973 expenditures Hartford; Linda Berson, En Automatic tranamlatlon, power ataering, radio, f o r for each of 5,081 pupils, totaling Legion Post and Auxiliary is vention commit themselves to different area of Interest. The Herald staff will be putting forth a Ward, 694 Rye St., South Wind field; Dale Wittig, Mansfield wtiltavnils, body sida moldings, front floor mats, etc...... compare to 1971-1972 figures of $8,105,541. sponsoring a setback card party S one of the gubernatorial can J maximum effort to make this edition something our readers wilPread and $1,011.44 per pupil statewide, sor; John Izzo, Hartford; Center; Alfred Taylor, Jewett 36-MONTH CLOSED ENO LEASE New Canaan ($1,559.28) was on Saturday, April 27,8 p.m. at didates. Malvena Fromerth. 90 Foster and $964.22 per pupil in Cty; Kenneth Hicks, East Hart 'Plus Insurance, optional equipment & Conn. State second; Hartford ($1,549.95) Evergreen Lodge of Masons, Roche refused to endorse any enjoy throughout the year. Rd., South Windsor; Maurice Sales Tax. (24-Month Rats Avallabis Upon R^ueat) Manchester. ford; Gail Broda, 97 Birch Mall to: was third; and next were Main St., South Windsor. The of the candidates and sub Corbeil, East Hartford; Linda Mountain IW., Bolton; Tina E The statew ide 1972-1973 Regional High School District 9 public is invited. sequently was not included on Pessagno, 205 Woodland St.; We will Accept Your Present Car In education expenditure was Miclette, Case Rd,, Coventry; (Easton and Redding) and The auxiliary will hold its an the endorsed slate of delegates. Joan Lambert, Danielson; Trade or Buy It Outrightl broken down in the MargareKChadburn, 306A District 1 (Canaan, Cornwall, nual meeting on May 1 at 8 p.m. Roche said he interpreted the Nelson Cheverier, Carol Rd., d e p a ^ e n t’s report by types of Green Rd. Kent, North Canaan, Salisbury, at Evergreen Lodge. Kay Rob committee demand for com Coventry. sclrtfol: The average for Also, Ronald Miclette, Case and Sharon). bins will be hostess. mitment as a “challenge,” and Also, Mary Parlante, East elementary schools was $1,- Rd., Coventry; Louise Foley, Other towns with per-pupil indicated he might challenge Hartford; Ronald Stewart 46 BUICK 007.86 per pupil; middle Bus Service Hartford; Carol Wiley, Windsor sas CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING expenditures well above the $1,- Residents of South Windsor the committee action in a Pierce Rd.', South Windsor; Locks; Maryann Assantes, 74A “New England*! PuteH-Crowing Buiek-Opel Dealer" schools, $1,074.73 per pupil; 091 state average were Bloom are advised by the Mass Transit primary. Nicholas Angelo, 462 Parker Downey Dr.; Alex Andrusis, 276 I I «W S ST, MMCRESia (OpN Em.) MMS7! junior high schools, $1,136.78 . BOX 581, MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 field, Greenwich, New Haven, Commission that bus service In his announcement, Rocbg St.; Cheryl Dasher, 114 Foster Rd., South Windsor. per pupil; and high schools, $1,- Herald Square Manchester, Connecticut Want Ads fo^ Better Jobseintamational Want Ad Waak* Want Ads for Better Living • International Want Ad 255.47 pen-pupil.' Stamford, West Hartford, across town currently includes also said he would not s e ^ a Weston, and Westport. two corivenibnt routes. primqry. * PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Mon.. April 22, li>7«
------1 ~w '2 •i- I Obituaries , / •n _ ------, UOM.. Mm.. A.HI 1OT_ Police Report Torrington, he lived in Mrs. Phillip Mazanik ...... v Manchester for 24 years. He Indians Continue on Unbeaten Path • ANDOVER — Mrs. Anna •r was employed at Pratt & Bashko Mazanik, 46, of Old Rt. MANCHESTER 6, died Friday in Windham Whitney Aircraft Division of Each was released on $25 non dent at Ellington and Dart Hill United Aircraft Corporation as Gary Martin,.19, of 14 Laurel surety bond. Community Memorial Hospital, St., Rockville was charged with Rds., South Windsor. Willimantic. She was the wife a machinist instructor until his ( Police said the Prentiss car Koepsel Fans 18 in Winning Effort' reckless driving Sunday in con retirement in 1968. He was a Ralph Maynes, 53, of the of Phillip Mazanik. nection with a motor vehicle ac- coilided with one being driven communicant of St. Bridget Rocky Hill Veteran’s Home, She was born in New York Ci ^ident dt Hilliard and by James Jorgenson, 40, of 55 ,, Church. was charged Saturday with dis ty. She was a member of the Cumberland Sts. Martin’s car Giendale Rd., South Windsor. By Len Auater He walked six and allowed pitch. Afforded the luxury of in the first two tallies with a Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Besides his wife, survivors orderly conduct and intoxica Prentiss is scheduled to appear six hits in upping his record Sullivan also collected two are a son, John P. Kovalcek of collided with a vehicle driven Taking advantage of an five outs,/the Indians took sharp single to center. Den Wednesday to battle Hall Church. Willimantic. . tion. in Circuit Court 12, East Hart to 2-0. hits apiece. Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. by Lynn Hlguera, 183 Hilliard opponent’s wildness is one of full advantage. nis Quinn’s single to left High and return to Kelley Survivors besides her hus ford, May 6. Following today’s clash K. I. (Mary Ann) Mukhayer of St. Court date is May 6. the unwritten rules of Eastern had taken a 1-0 The big'blow of the frame chased home the third run Field Friday to meet band are two daughters, Charles T. Jefferson, 16, of 32 with Platt, the Indians Birmingham, England; two baseball. Doing exactly that lead in its half of the fourth was a bases-clearing triple Wethersfield. Catherine Mazanik and Park PL, Rockville was South Windsor Police are in and after Bill Munroe brothers, Joseph Kovalcek of Anthony Mature, 27, of East inning, scoring on a double journey to West Hartford Christine Mazanik, both of An arrested Sunday on a warrant vestigating a break into the Saturday, along with getting down the rightfield line by walkedy^o reload the sacks, East Hartford and Frank Hartford was charged with a superb pitching perfor steal with Bill McGinn Dave Bidwell. His blast Bristol (4) dover; a brother, William '• making an improper left turn charging h.m with third-degree home of Raymond Braun, 4 Koepsel singled to left AB R H E Kovalcek of Windsor; a sister. burglary and first-degree Ravine Rd. mance from John Koepsel, crossing the plate.. But,, made it 6-1, and he eventual- driving in the final Beaudoin, rf,ss 4 0 0 1 Bashko of Lebanon; and a Saturday in connection with an Baranowski, 3b Miss Anna Kovalcek of larceny. wildness on the part of ly S9,ored the Indians’ 4 0 0 0 sister, Mrs. William Miller of accident on W. Middle "I^ke. Police said Braun said his Manchester High walloped Manchester runs. Manchester ( 12) McGinn, aa,p Torrington; and one grandson. ’The arrest was made in con home had been entered and starter Steve Morawski and AB R H Losey, c the Bronx, N.Y. and Essex Sts. His vehicle was Bristol Eastern, 12-4, in sevenoii tally on Simard’s se Eastern scored once in Sullivan, sa Barrett, cT The funeral is Thursday at nection with the investigation 4 1 2 The funeral is Tuesday at 9; 30 in collision with a car driven by jewelry valued at about $6W Bristol for its fourth con reliever Dale Simard opened cond wild toss of the inning. each of the eighth and ninth Peck, 3b 5 2 Cyr, lb a.m. from the Potter Funeral 9; 15 a.m. from the Watkins of a break into a Fox Hill Dr. was missing. the floodgates for a Anthony, 3d Zaranaki, If Funeral Home. 142 E. Center Dennis Stratton of East Hart secutive league victory. The hosts registered an frames, but the runs were Maloney, c Lafranee Home, 456 Jackson St., home Jan. 31, police said. 5 2 1 1 St., with a Mass at 10 at St. ford. Court date is May 6. The Indians entertain Manchester seven-run fifth unearned run in the bottom futile. Bidwell, lb 4 1 1 0 Schilling, 2b Willimantic, with a Mass at 10 Jefferson was heid overnight frame. of the fifth, the run crossing Davey, lb 2.000 LaBeau, 2b Bridget Church. Burial will be at the police station in lieu of CCIL foe Platt High of Leading the locals’ 15-hit MiUer. rf Morawski. p at Holy Trinity Russian Deborah Bossie, 21, of 325 Between base hits and Hiibodeau, rf Simard, p 2 1 in East Cemetery. posting a $5,000 bond. He was to Meriden today at 3:30 at on a Koepsel wild pitch. attack wereflob Odell, who , Orthodox Church, Willimantic. Center St. was charged with some shoddy fielding, Nicola, 2b 6 110 Dess, rf 1 0 Friends may call at the be presented in Circuit Court Kelley Field. Manchester preceded to ice had a perfect four-for-four ojieii, u 4 1 4 0 Burial will be in Townsend operating an unregistered Totals funeral home Wednesday from 12, Manchester, today. Mixing his fastball and Morawski and Simard had the verdict in the eighth with at the plate, and Bruce 1110 31 4 6 5 'Cemetery, 3 1 2 0 7 to 9 p.m. — motor vehicle and failure to Manchester curve extremely well, recorded strikeouts. Each a five-run explosion. Peck, who went two-for- K“*p»e>. p 5 1 1 0 000 070 050-12 Friends may call at the carry her license Saturday. Bristol Eastern Those wishing to do so may Vernon Police are in time, however, the batter 000 110 o i l - 4 funeral home tonight from 7 to lAVER CENTER Koepsel struck out 18 in his All the runs crossed with five. Munroe and Ray touis 47 12 15 1 RBI: Maloney, Bidwell, 3, Nicola 2 make memorial contributions Court date is May 6. reached safely on a wild 9. Handouts Were Popular vestigating a break into Em’s SALES & SERVICE route-going performance. two out. Rich Nicola drove e ii"’"' Simard, to the American Cancer Socie Bake Shop, Tri-City Plaza, dis Sullivan. Bidwell. Donald Bieu, 27, of 451 Parker ty. covered this morning by Officer Until spring finally W u e to Bangor, Maine, handouts like this were popular - especially St. was charged with operating Samuel Zwirk during a late spring snow. Richard Erickson, 13, of Millinocket, holds out his h a ^ s and Cyril Banks while on routine Alhert E. Brazauski an unregistered motor vehicle patrol. Funeral services were held grosbeaks perch immediately. (UPI photo) Saturday. Court date is May 6. this morning for Samuel Zwick, Albert E. Brazauski, 59, of Police said entry was gained ■ WEIEIVICE A lt MAKES ■ East Hartford, died Saturday in by breaking a plate glass win ■ FACroiT ItAINEO 79, formerly of Manchester, Delmore Williams, 21, Manchester Memorial of dow in the frnt door and about TECHNICIANS who died Friday at the home of Norwegian Wood Apts., Tol his daughter in Niantic. Burial Hospital. He was the husband of IUnd-440 in ccash was taken. IWHIIEUWAIT SENVICE East Offsets^ Defensive Lap ses was charged with four gree was in East Cemetery. Mary Soltysiak Brazauski. MANCHESTER larceny Saturday in e ____:tion___ The Holmes Funeral Home, He was born in Manchester iOUTH WINDSOR 646-5520 Daughters of Isaibella with a shoplifting incident at 20 b ir c h ST., MANCHESTER and moved to East Hartford 12 Glen Prentiss, 16, of 331 400 Main St., was in charge of Butterfields. He was released years ago. He was a World War Woodbridge St., Manchester arrangements. on a $100 non-surety bond^for II U.S. Army veteran and was was charged Sunday with Note 50th Anniversary court appearance Mhy 13. awarded the Bronze Star while failure to grant right of way in Read WUh Strong Hitting to Triumph Mrs. Bertha Kohler serving in the South Pacific connection with a two-car acci- In other police activity; Boxing Man-ofYear Mrs. Bertha Kohler, 92, died theater. By ALICE EVANS Meetings were then conducted Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Rear • A 15-year-old girl was By Dick Ledbetter Saturday at a local convales He formeriy owned and in a room over the State don, pastor of St. James Herald Ads pitch, scored on an error by the four-run uprising. More than 200 members and referred to juvenile authorities pressive show with his three cent home. She was the widow operated Brazauski’s Market Theater. Church; the Rev. Eldward'S. Using a strong offensive Dan Socha. Miscues by third guests of St. Margaret’s Circle, after a shoplifting incident over One-time world middleweight boxing contender, Irish Designated-hitter of Bela Kohler. on North St. until 1942. At the “These were depression Pepin of the Church of the display. East Catholic more baseman Tom Miles and booming doubles. Banning Daughters of Isabella, the weekend at the Rag Doll. Frankie O’Brien o^ Manchester was honored last night McMahon put on an im- Born in Bridgeport, she lived time of his death, he was years and the membership was Assumption; Joseph A. Gr- than enough offset its defen Socha in the third paved the had three safeties while Ron celebrated their golden an • Police are investigating as the Man-of-the-Year. by the Connecticut Boxing there until moving to employed at the Pratt & feeling the financial pinch of zymkowski, grand knight of way for two more runs. Eb0I Catholic (9) Soucier and Socha each had niversary Sunday at a banquet weekend breaks at Pagani ^ i l d at Valle's. O'Brien received a diamond-studded sive mistakes to defeat Elast Manchester three years ago. Whitney Division of United Air the times, but the Isabellas still Campbell Qiuncil; Mrs. Neda Hartford High, 9-6, Saturday ^ s t Catholic started its Bawning, 2b a pair of hits to bolster the at Fiano’s Restaurant, Boiton. Caterers, 78 Maple St., and Boxing glove pin, a trophy and a check. The latter Miles. 3b Funeral services and burial craft Corporation in East Hart lived up to their motto of chari Kubicza, state regent; and 13-hit attack. A proclamation by Gov. Custom Squares, 56 Cooper St. FRANK’S ORNAMENTAL at the Hornet’s home field. comeback in the fifth. Held R. Soucier, cf will be Tuesday in Bridgeport. ford where he worked 23 years. ty by raising enough money to Mayor John Thompson. 'presentation was made by Sam Maltempo, left, also of Smachetti, rf Thomas Meskill naming Mon-,, Three cases, of frujfeand $20 The win upped the Eagles hitless for the first four The Fitzgerald Funeral He was a member of the purchase shoes and rubbers for Brief remarks were given by IRON SHOP Manchester, who served as general chairman. Several Moffett, ri day (today) as Queen Isabella were reported stolen from SO record to 3-1. frames, the Eagles pounded > Socha, ss Home, 225 Main St., is in charge Manchester Lithuanian Ciub. the children of needy families the Rev. Charles L. Hewitt, s t r e e t • MANCHESTER hundred turned out to honor the national ring figure Day in Connecticut was read by Pagani’s. A list of missing out three runs on tlu-ee hits McMahon, df East entertains Hartford of local arrangements. Other survivors are a son, in town so they would be able to State chaplain; Mrs. Claire P. of 40 years ago. Senior righthander Ron D. Soucier, U Miss Anna LaGace, past regent items from Custom Squares WILL BE CLOSED APRIL 23, 24, 25 Philip Brazauski, at home; and attend school. The group also Little, supreme director; and Seiwao chalked up his se in the inning. Sophomore Lamb, If County Conference rival V of St. Margaret’s Circle and was not availabie. DUE TO THE DEATH OF ITS FOUNDER Love, c •hree sisters, Mrs. Alice Rukus, provided fuel for families less the Rev. Paul C. Trinque of the cond win of the season with Mark McMahon unleashed a Riccio, lb Xavier High of Middletown toastmaster at the banquet. • Two cars parked at the Joseph Zaslawny Mrs. Agnes. Duncan and Mrs. fortuante than themselves,” ^ u rc h of the Assumption and a credible performance. He double to deep right to lead Semiao. p Tuesday at Mt. Nebo. Junior “ On A pril 1, 1924, St. Manchester Parkade were FRANK BRISBOIS VERNON — Funeral Services Joseph Finnegan, all of Mrs. Bergin said. chaplain of St. Margaret’s Cir allowed just seven hits and off the inning. After Don Totals righthander Terry Hickey is Margaret’s Circle received its broken into over the weekend. 37 9 13 7 were held this morning for Manchester. She told how the members cle. Soucier walked, both slated for mound duty. charter with Katherine A tape deck was removed from all East Hartford runs were Joseph ^asUwny, 59, of 15 The funeral is Tuesday at 9 made many trips to Bethlehem, Mrs. Buccino pinned Father Win Trip East Hartford Game time is 3:45. Williams as its regent,” Mrs. one, and a leather coat was unearned. Semiao had a runners advanced on a well A ^ R H E Thompson St., who was found a.m. from the Holmes Funeral Conn., taking gifts of money, Trinque with his official Hornets to grab a 4-3 lead in allowing the Hornets to go Pinney. 3b Irene Bergin, past regent, said reported stolen from the second rough first six innings as the executed sacrifice by Bob 4 2 0 0 dead at his home Friday. food and furnishings for the new chaplain’s insignia, and at the the bottom of the inning. ahead 6-4. Brown, 2b Home, 400 Main St., with a as she told the history of the cir- vehicle. Jim Mitchell and Sandy Elagles’ defense committed Love. The runners scored on Cleary, 2b Dr. Benjamin Adamo said home of a group of nuns who suggestion of Msgr. Reardon, Harrison, rf Mass at St. Mary's Church, cie. The group met in the seven errors in that span. a double by Joe Banning, The Eagles batted around death was due to natural East Hartford, at 10. Burial will came from France in the late kissed him on both cheeks “to Brown wound up winners The Eagles came back in Coppinger, rf former Knights of Columbus VERNON with the latter being chased in the seventh to take the My&rml, If East Hartford • / 102 012 000-4 causes. Burial was in St. Ber be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, 1940s. “When the tragic floods make it official;” in the Parkade Lanes’ Elast Hartford ju m p ^ to a the top of the sixth, Home on Bissell St. until this Scott S. Bull, 16, of 2 Penfield lead for good. John Riccio, Malick. ss RBI: MaUck, Banniii 2 M l k o R nard Ig^emetery. Poquonock section of Windsor. hit Connecticut in the early Among the guests were sister ‘Bowl Your Way to Europe 1-0 lead in the bottom of the across the plate by a Miles McMahon driving in Socha Burnham, cf &)ucier, M c N U h o n ^ H ; McMabim i, ' building was sold to the Carole Mooney of the Sisters of Ave., Ellington was arrested single up the middle. „ Banning, Ron Soucier and Hewey, lb 0 1 0 Banning, MaUck; SB: Brown, Burnham T h ^ White-Gibson-Small Friends may call at the 1950s, our circle purchased $100 Tournament’ last Satur first as second baseman Bill with a double to right. The Jamo, c Banning, Lamb, R. Soucier, SAC- Love’ M'anchester Evening Herald. St. Jo'sepih in Waterbury, Saturday on a warrant charging Socha all had singles in the 1 1 1 Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 worth of bedding and donated day. The pair will repre Brown, who had reached However, another error locals porous defense made T roy,p »■ EC liH Iti daughter of Mr. and Mrs. him with third-degree larceny. frame while McMahon Campbdlnpbdl, p oH; Troy 6 for 5 runs In 61/3 in ^ n n ; Rockville, was in charge of Frank D. Brisbois food, clothing, and furnishings sent the local house in the base whoi he was bit by a by Socha enabled the Frolitnenham, i Michael Mooney of Florence Police said the arrest was two more errors in the sixth. clubbed his third double in Campbell 5 lor 4 runi in liTL arrangements. COLUMBIA — Frank D. for our hard-hit members in Brunswick National finals •Twnenhein 2 for 0 runs hi 1. Born Nov. 14, 1913, in Samuel Strain Putnam,” she said. St.; and Sister Marie Alice made in connection with the in Totals 35 6 7 1 Brisbois, 66, of Rt. 6 died Sun vestigation of the theft of stereo UMN May 24-26 in Washington, LaGace, a missionary to Ghana Rockville, he lived there all his Samuel Strain, 89, of 246 Oak day at Mt. Sinai Hospitai in The circle contributes to the and sister of Miss Anna equipment from a car Feb. 27. Fine Levied D.C. life. St., died this morning at his Hartford. He was the husband State Circle in sponsoring He was retired from Nu-Way home. scholarships at Annhurst LaGace. ^ ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPI) - of Mrs. Margaret Crosthwaite Charged Sunday with fishing Tobacco Co. of South Windsor. College, Woodstock, and par Mrs. Catherine Carney of World Hockey Association Mitchell topped 18 He was bom Nov. 20,1884, in Brisbois. without a license and third- He was a communicant of St. ticipated in the $10,000 pledge Chicago, the circie’s only President Dennis Murphy, said other male bowlers with a Canoneil, Portadown, County He was born April 13,1908, in degree criminal trespass were; Joseph's Church in Rockville. made by the State Circle to charter member, was unable to Sunday he has fined Wayne 207 score, 63 pins over his MCC Baseball Squad Victorious Armagh, Ireland. He had lived Peabody, Mass. He owned and attend the celebration. Glen T. Prentiss, 16, of 231 MTES He is survived by a brother, in Manchester since 1916. He operated Frank’s Ornamental provide the aitar in St. Belisle, president of the average. Miss Brown com Stephaine Tunsky, a past Woodbridge St., Manchester; Chester Ivanicki of Somers. had served as sexton with the- Iron Shop in Manchester for 14 Stephen’s Church in Hamden, Minnesota Fighting Saints, piled a 221 game, 61 pins regent, accepted a citation on Allen Pilotte, 18, of 105 High St., $500. South United Methodist Church' years until he retired three Mrs. Bergin said. over her average in the behalf of the charter member. Rockville; and Rodney Elliott, Mrs. Beatrice A. Graves^ from 1945 to 1955 and, before' years ago. “We are honored and proud to Belisle was fined for berating handicap play. Lucille Cavagnaro and Hazel 18, 174 E. Main St., Rockvill. Funeral services for that, had been employed at- He was a member of the have purchased the Dorsal referee Bob Floan in Saturday Sessions were presented with SLASHED Beatrice Aldrich Graves which hangs behind the main night’s Houston-Minnesj^ta Two of Three Weekend Starts Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Divi Loyal Order of Moose in their 25-year service jwns. Second best were A1 West Hartford were held todaj^ sion of United Aircraft Cor Willimantic. altar of the Church of the playoff game in Sam Houston Entertainment was/provided on home mqiroveiiient loans. coliseum in Texas. Semrau and Mara at the Rose Hill Funeral Home,\ poration in East Hartford. Other survivors are four Assumption and have been hap For the month of April By Chris Blake doubleheader with league powerhouse, Northwestern by the Senior Citizeiw Sunshine MCC hurler Hovvard Beeler allowed three hits and 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Burial Me was a member of South daughters, Mrs. Frank Kozian, py to assist Campbell Council, Stephens with 39 and 58 Community College, winning the first in extra innings, 8-7, Singers. pins over their averages. Gazing into the meat of its CCCAA schedule, the fanned nine in his first start of the campaign for the vic was in Rose Hill Memorial United Methodist Church for Mrs. John Reynolds, Mrs. KofC, both physically and finan f GLOBE Watch for Manchester and dropping the nightcap, 4-3. The Cougars rebounded tory. Miss LaGace was in charge of Park, Rocky Hill. She died more than 50 years. He was a Baldomero Pantoja, all of cially in the building fund and Dodger Injured l^nchester Community College baseball team was licking with a resounding 13-2 victory over South Central Com Sntiallwood enjoyed a productive weekend with six hits in Friday at a Hartford convales former member of Loyal Columbia, and Mrs. Thurl Hiltz dedication ceremonies of their the banquet. She was assisted Travel Service Onice Opening its chops after winning two out of three weekend contests munity College Sunday in New Haven. by Mrs. Buccino, honorary INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) cent home. Orangemen's Lodge No. 117. of South Windham; two sisters, home on Main St. where we now 555 MAIN STREET I to sport a 4-2 ledger. Saturday, the Cougars split a 11 trips, five stolen bases and nine RBIs. Panciera had six chairman; Eileen Barrett, in — Los Angeles Dodgers out She was the sister of Mrs. S u m to s are a son, William Mrs. Raymond Thurston of hold w r meetings,” she said. Satprday’s CCCAA Northern Division match-up was a hits, including a three-for-four performance Sunday. vitations; Yvonne Lemire, 643-2165 Fim Bedeial Savings fielder Von Joshua was Mildred Laughton of T. S t f ^ , with whom he made Middleton, Mass., and Mrs. M rl Agnes Buccino, regent, S o sf Hartford, Glastonbury, Rockville, splendid one, with both tilts going right down to the final Two non-league games are on the docket this week along decorations; Hazel Sessions, expected to remain in traction Manchester. his home; a daughter, Mrs. Harry Wagner of Peabody, welcomed the banquet guests. Vernon and South Windsor. for at least most of this week out. In the opener, MCC buijt a 7-2 lead with three fourth with a CCCAA clash against Mattatuck Friday. The A memorial service will be Thomas Johnston and a sister, Mass. Greetings were given by the Rt. escorts; Ann Falkowski, recep , Authorized agent in Manchester Cougars entertain Thames Valley df Norwich Wednesday tion; and Lillian Amadeo, for all Airlines, Railroads and because of a back spasm. inning runs. conducted tonight at 8 at the Mrs. Martha, ^lorra, both of Funeral services are Steamship Lines. Joshua was admitted to Cen- The Pioneers, trailing badly after the first five, exploded at Mt.Nebo and travel to Storrs Thursday to meet the funeral home by the Order of publicity. Northern Ireland. Thursday at 11 a.m. at the tinela Valley Community Worry Wart Havlicek in the sixth for four runs. With the bases loaded and no out- University of Connecticut sub-varsity. the Eastern Star. Funeral services will be Potter Funeral Home, 456 I Hospital Saturday after he s, Mike Griffin singled sharply to left cutting the margin to Friends wishing to do so may Wednesday at 2 p.m. at South Jackson St., Willimantic. VITAMIN wrenched his back taking bat 7-3. Bob Stoddard and Lou Mica followed with consecutive make memorial contributions United Methodist Church with Burial will be in New Williman ting practice Friday night. to the American Cancer Socie the Rev. George Webb of tic Cemetery. Gives Celts Mg Lead ' safeties and that made it 7-6. ty- ficiating. Burial will be in East Friends may call at the HEADQUARTERS Northwestern knotted the count in the seventh. MCC Cemetery. Liggett Parkade Cowboy Defects starting hurler Dave DuBosar yielded a one-out walk to funeral home Tuesday and NEW YORK (UPI) - than in the other two wins,” MCC Boxscores John M. kovalcek Friends may call at the Low Prices! BIRMINGHAM Ala. (U P I)- Havlicek isn’t slowing down. Dan Smyth and was replaced on the mound by Russ Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. John Havlicek scores 36 Havlicek explained. “I came John M. Kovalcek, 72, of 50 Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Dallas Cowboys receiver Mike He looks like he can go on Bilodeau. Oliver Rd., died this morning at points, gives Boston a 3-1 up with good shots and I’m Mancheaier CC | M anchester CC (3) Main St., Tuesday from 2 to 4 Montgomery, saying he was forever.” Bilodeau was greeted rudely by Bud Oulette who doubled AB R his home after a long illness. He No matter how many playoff lead over New York LeiUo, 11 Leitao, If and 7 to 9 p.m. having a hot hand. But I’m “ready to get out of Dallas,” Boston again dominated to the opposite field, driving in the tying, run. Bilodeau got D’Agata, If was the husband of Irene Penn and still says he’s a worry looking forward to the com D'Agata, If Those wishing to do so may has signed a three-year con the backboards and Frazier out of further trouble by striking out the next two batters. Panciera, 2b Panciera, 2b Kovalcek. make memorial contributions tract with the World Football wart. ing two days of rest and a Hawley, ss Hawley, sa ■ Bo?h M arch 7, 1902, in partially traced New Yprk’s MCC took the verdict in its half of the ninth as Tom Smallwood,. Sb Smallwood, 3b to the Visiting Nurse’s Associa L e a g u e '’ B irm in g h a m Despite Boston’s com- good chance to relax.” Lehan,lb defeat to, ----- Dave-- Leitao lined a lead-off triple into the rightcenter field gap. Lehan. lb tion. I^ionesyDugetat first Americans. mandihg lead in the NBA’s Cowens, who bore Falco, rf Moulin, cf Montgomery, the third Dallas - DeBusschere s stomac^i Aftgr Northwestern intentionally walked the next two Warshawsky. cf Falco, rf «Eastern Conference finals, scratches below his right m USCl0 pull GUd (ll0 . W a 44 am Cmm a 11a*« a mammaoJ a A A Fontana, c Fahey, c batters, clean-up batter Buddy Smallwood rapped a 2-2 Fahey,c player to jump to the WFL, will Havlicek fears thd Celtics eye from Earl Monroe’s Bilodeau, p FUNERAL HOME join Birmingham for the 1975 muscular forward’s inabili delivery over a drawn-in infield for the game breaker. DuBasar. p Beeler, ph could suffer a letdown if slashing finger nails, said he Bilodeau, p Pagani. ph Establithed 1874-Three Generations of Service season after completing the ty to go up for rebounds. Moulin, ^ 142 East Center Street, Manchester 646-5310 it^stillotify^Z. they become overconfident. doesn’t understand how In the nightcap, the Cougars looked well on their way to Beeler, ^ Totals final yeaKon his current Dallas “Dave is usually our 30 3 7 1 j contract. The Celts tripped the Havlicek keeps going for 45 leading rebounder and a stunning sweep over the defending league champs. Start ing early this time> Smallwood belted a three-run inside- Totals 32 8 10 1 Northwestern 000 004 0-4 Knicks? 98-91, Sunday, minutes a game at the age of scores a lot of points. Manchester 300 000 0-3 positioning thekiselves for 34. the-park home run off Northwestern starter Gary Methot NorthHcsIirn t.’f; (7| R F I G riffin 2. S m allw o o d 3, ST. BRIDGET’S Everybody has a specialty AB R the series clincher in Boston “John never gets tired. I in the first. Rebillard, cf Oulette: 2BH Hawley; HR: Smallwood. ROSARY SOCIETY Harley Dead and rounding is Dave’s.When Wiseman, rf Griffin.■. SB:— ■Panciera; SAC: Bilodeau: Wednesday night. don’t know how he does it. I The Cougars had an opportunity to increase their margin Mink, rf LOB: IManchester 7, BB: MelhoU; SO: DANVILLE, 111. (UPI) - - he has only three rebounds Methot Bilodeau 6. “The fifth game will be can’t explain it, except that in the frame, loading the bases with just one out. But Smyth, 3b sponsors , Charles W. “Chic” Harley, All- ip 30 minutes, then you know Oulette^: Manchester (3) just like games 1-2-3 and 4,’’ perhaps he’s such a dis we’re hurting.” Methot choked off the threat with a strikeout and an easy Griffin, lo jb AB R H E You save money when you So before you move, decide America halfback for Ohio Cherw a,lb Leitao, If Havlicek told a TV fly to left. D'Agata, If SUte in 1916,1917 and 1919, died cipline fellow and very well Frazier, however, Stoddard. If/ss Military Whist and Hawley, ss plan ahead. Because the first time how many phones you will need, Sunday at the Veterans Ad-t audience. “I refuse to be organized.” MCC starter Bilodeau, who went 2 2/3 in the opener, was Bertash, 2b remains optimistic. Mica, p Smallwood. 3b overconfident even though effective through the first five innings scattering four hits. Beeler, p Setback Card Party we come out to install a phone m and where you want them, so we ministration Hospital where he Cowens, his effectiveness “Even though we’re down, Mehot, ss He weakened in the sixth, however, and allowed four runs. Palin, p/lf Lehan, lb had lived 36 years.- we’re coming off a win in limited after he scored 17 they still have to finish us.” Warshausky, cf Friday, April 26th, 8 p.m. your home, whether you're I new Moulin, cf can take care of you in one trip. stead of a loss. I don’t want points and picked up his fifth ^ Pinch-hitt^G len Mink reached on an infield hit and Totals 34 7 10 2 In to sound philosophical, but it Smyth was grazed by a pitch. The runners then advanced Falco, rf customer or moving, th^^nhee Because if we have to come out foul in the third quarter, Northeastern 000 204 100-7 Bosk, rf is just one more game to'be m a wild pitch. Oulette singled ip the runners and took se Manchester 040 300 001-6 Fahey, c ST. BRIDGET SCHOOL Six Champions said Havlicek’s key basket Fontana, ph connection charge is $22. $22 if another time, to install additional played.” cond on an error. Griffin then preceded to deposit a R B I S___ m allw o o. d 2, , Hawley 2, CAFETERIA in the last minute was a pic Warshawskky 2, Panciera, Lattao; you have one phone in phones or to move a In Pin Bowling Havlicek, the league’s ture play goal. Bilodeau mistake over the centerfield fence for a two-run Oulette Stoddard _ 2, Griffin, Mica; Totals 37 13 15 4 BE SURE . >c.'BllSS has been serving the Home Owner Take Lead roundtripper. 2BA: Falco 3BH: Leitao 2. Falco. Winners in the annual fourth leading playoff scorer “It went just the way John Lehan;------, ------SAC: Panciera. Lehan; LOB: South (.'rntral i;t; (2) for K YEARS. For a complete FREE INSPECTION oT stalled. $22 if you have ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPI) - MCC 14. N 10; BB: DuBasar 2. Bilodeau AB R Benefit of St. Bridget Rosary phone, it costs an Holiday Lanes Junior Duckpin with 2,963 points, said his would have diagrammed it Sunday, the outcome was never in doubt. MCC jumped Carter, rf yoirr home by a Termite Control Expert, supervised The largest crowd of hockey 4. Palin 1. Mica 4; Hits off: Dubasar 8 fop Scholarship Fund for two phones installed. Bowling Tournaments were as last two points of the game, on the blackboard.” on South Central starter Bill Stevenson for two runs in the 7 ninns in 62/3 innings: Bilodeau i Stevenson, p by the finest technical staff, phone 'our nearest East Catholic High School other $9. Which is $9 fans ever to watch a game in runs in 22/3; Palin 2 for 4 runs I Donahue, In/If follows; Bantam Girls — on a driving layup after a first. Smallwood,., continuing his torrid hitting, cracked a Hally, c local office: Or three, or four, or Walt Frazier was Minnesota saw the Fighting Mica 6 for 3 runs in 52/3; Griffj' Refreshments Prizes you save if you plan Katheeen Smith 3, Jan Curtin 2; two-run double to leftcenter accounting for the tallies. ruhs in 2. Sterling. If/lb pass down the lane from devastated by Havlicek’s Reynolds, 3b Junior Girls—Diane Connors 3, Saints defeat the Houston Aeros, \W CC (4) ten. It's still only $22. ahead from the first. Dave Cowens was the mo?t ability to score almost at 4-1, Sunday night and take a 2-1 In toe second frame, toe Cougars got a little heH^from a Jezzi, ss Cindy Formica 0; Senior Girls tree in leftfield. With two outs, Mike Panciera lofted a Rebillard. cf Ostrom. ss AroilL decisive and satisfying will. The Knick backcourt lead in the World Hockey Ostrander, cf - i Wiseman, rf 649-9240 — Kathy Banavige 3, Denise towering drive which Bill Donahue appeared to have- Buller, 2b basket of his Sunday output ace led New York with 25 Association West Division Mink, rf Wisienski 1. Smyth, 3b FIRST •“* • ''•"•T ®OME It gave Boston a 94-91 lead * points, but couldn’t score finals. tracked down. The ball, however, glanced off a branch and Totals FIRST SERVED qASIS to publicize community service programt STORE Bantam Boys—Tom Coran 3, Oulette, c » 1 3 I Minnesota star Mike Walton fell safely. Leitao came around to score from second while BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. John Lukas I; Scott Smith 3, with 27 seconds left amf" with Havlicek’s consistency, Griffin, Ib MCC Joyc* at Th; was thrown out of the game Panciera was credited with a double. Staddard. 111 240 3-lt ’ ’' ’2 a n’-Thursday the ereek before publication Bill Popowicz 1; Rick Johnson choked off a last New York “He killed us,” said the SCCC _ , OOO liO fr - 1 DIV. OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 Palin. If RBI: Smallwood lor Monday $ ad, and Monday between 11-12 a m . tor Thur«t,y’e after he engaged in a stick Masorowski. If Beeler t, I alia. 3, John Botticello 2. attempt to gain a 2-2 series 29-year-old Frazier. “I only While that run was something of a fluke, the rest came Maulin. L __ eitao; . ad. Please phone 643-2711... can help you save swinging fracas before the 16,- Bertash. 2b Conn. All matches were best of hope I can perform like him by more conventional methods. On the basepdths, two dou S m allw ood 3B H : Leitao; 8B: 412 fans with Houston’s John Methot, p Smallwood three yesterday afternoon. “I worked harder today when I reach his age. ble steals netted a pair of runs. All told, the Cougars stole Panciera V “LeiUo Schella. seven bases. Totals 28 4 8 4 9. Stevenson 3. '
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Will Over Indians National League BOSTON (U P I)- The Boston Red East In AL^s Eastern Race care if we don’t have any times at bat, Sox can’t always expect attempted so long as we win. But we played W. L. Pet. G.B. Invitation to Masters pickoff throws to wind up In center- terrible baseball for nine innings.” Montreal 2 .8 0 0 - NEW YORK (UPI) — John Hiller asked no favors after rra -^ rin g double had tied the score in the bottom of the field, but they’ll take them when they The Red Sox woke up in the last half Philadelphia 5 .643 1 he underwent heart surgery In 1971 and he’s miirinB none Country Clul St. Louis ninth. PENSACOLA, Fla. (UPI) — Now that the shoe is on the can get them. of the ninth, however, scoring four 9 7 .563 2 now when he has an 0.53 earned run average and a 3-0 BEST 15 over the first three holes of the playoff showed it. He was Chicago 6 Angels 9, A’s 5 otoer foot, Lee Elder says he doesn’t know if he’ll accept Especially if they can win 5 .545 2Vk rword that are keeping the Detroit Tigers from falling Gass A - Mike Rothman runs to tie the game, after they had New York 3 “* escapirf when Oosterhuis ballgames without registering an of 9 .250 6 tteough the floor of the American League’s Eastern Dlvi- «‘8hth liming M. Tom Prior 59-5-54, John the invitation to become the Masters’ first black golfer. handed Geveland three earlier un Pittsburgh 3 0 .231 wito the key hits a double by Joe L^ioud, a triple by Bobby m alch ^ his bogey and was saved again at No. 2 when ficial time at bat in Uie deciding in earned runs. Sion. Kristof 64-945; Class B - Dave Elder, upset to the past because no black has had such an Oosterhuis missed a four-foot birdie putt. West ValOTtine and Lee Stanton’s homer. Skip Lockwood held Kozlovich 63-11-52, C.D. imitation, earned one Sunday when he won the Monsanto ning, which is precisely what McAuliffe started the ninth in n in g "One sMson doesn’t make a good ballplayer,” says "His missing that putt really gave me a Uft,” said Elder W. L. Pet. G.B. McCarthy 64-10-54, Pat Mistret- happened Sunday when they beat the Hiller, referring to his record 38-save and 10-yictory per « innings to gain his Opeii with a sudden-death playoff victory over Peter rally the same way he started the one Los Angeles 10 5 -.6 6 7 - t o t yfttory of the year while RolUe Fingers, appealing in ta 67-12-65, Bert Davis 66-11-55, Oosterhuis of England. M'® X®?* ^ ^ rammed home aii Geveland Indians 6-5 in 10 innings. in the tenth - by walking. Pinch hitter Houston 9 7 .563 formance as a reliever in 1973, "If I have another year this 18-foot birdie putt at No. 4 to win. his eighth game of the season, suffered the loss!^ Harry Atherton 65-10-55, Art Giff Roberts, chairman of the Masters, didn’t waste My The ending followed the same Danny Cater singledilngled himhir to second, San Francisco 9 7 .563 m year like I did last, then we’ll see.” Hartford to reverse.” said Elder, referring to a V Twins 8, Rangers 2 Giarlebois 67-12-55; Class C - time. pattern as the rest of the game— slop and Cooper loaded the bases with a Atlanta 8 8 .500 2Vii Considering his achievements since returning to active 1972 tournament he lost to a playoff to Lee Trevino. “That 8 three-run eighth-inning homer capped a 15- Alex Eigner Jr. 68-1548, Ray We are pleased that Mr. Elder won at Pensacola and py. Boston almost threw the game base hit. Doug Griffin knocked in Cincinnati 7 7 .500 2t4 duty wito the Tigers in 1972, the 31 year old Canadian-born ChltUck 68-1548, Newt Smith time, Trevino was inside my line and made Urn putt after I hit Minnesota attack which enabled Joe Decker to win his we are looking forward to seeing him to Augusta next away with three errors, and Geveland McAuliffe with another single, and San Diego 4 .235 7 left-hander has modest goals. 74- 20-54, Dick Hassett 70-16-54; Sunday’s Results s e j ^ gm e. Manager BiUy Martin protested the loss. spring,” said Roberts who, has insisted that the Masters m ^ a r e f ^ ^ * ’ ^ *"***** '^**®*^ watched his putt succeeded in doing so with just one. Bemie Carbo Iwtted in Cater while “I would like to be in the running for the Fireman of the Low gross - Bill King 74; Blind Cincinnati 10-2, San Diego 1-7 Which ^ e d a five-game Ranger winning streak, on the would welENime its first black "as soon as he earns a place Dick McAuliffe started the B<»ton grounding into a force play. Carl Year Award again,” he said after allowing one run and six bogey Tom Prior 76. Oiosterhuis, eligible to play to only three of the regular half of the 10th by walking, and when Pittsburgh 7, New York 0 basis of a sixth-inning call by Umpire Ron Luciano, PRO SWEEPS in our tournament.” Yastrxemskl got Into the act by hit Philadelphia 7, Chicago 3 ^ innings of relief in the Tigers’ 6-5 victory over ^ciano rul^ that Toby Harrah let a grounder by Jeff , because he failed to earn his p la y e i^ rd Bob Montgomery tried to sacrifice the Milwaukee Brewers Sunday. "And I would like to be in Low gross - Sher Ferguson 78, But Elder, “to ninth heaven” after gaining his first vicr last fall, won t be back to the states until June when he ting a long sacrifice fly to center to Montreal 9, St. Louis 5 Burrougte hit him and, therefore, caUed a double play him to second, Indian pitcher Cecil the All-Star game. That would definitely be a thrill.” Woody Clark 78; Low net Bill tory to seven years on the PGA tour, wasn’t so quick to score Cooper and then Rico Petrocelli Houston 4, Atlanta 3 Jim Bibby was the losing pitcher. f^tog 74-3-71, Mike Rothman 81- accept. ** S* ^ Philadelphia and to the Open. Upshaw tried to get the lead man. But hammered a double off the centerfield San Francisco 6, Los Angeles The unbeaten Hiller has won three of the 'ligers’ five Elder, with tears in his eyes, rushed to a telephone after White Sox 11, Royals 7 9-72, John Kristof 6l-9-72, Dave “I’ll have to weigh that somewhat,” said Elder. “I’ll be McAuliffe beat the throw and there wall scoring Juan Beniquez, who had 4 games this season and already has a^ieared in 17 inninga wuming Sunday and caUed his wife, Rose, to WashtogUm. Brian Doping’s triple with the bases filled sparked a Kozlovich 88-11-72. happy to play the Masters, but I want to wait and see. were runners on first and second. run for Carbo. Today’s Games - figures that make him a strong contender for the honor It diuppotottog that she coul^’t be here to see my seve^run sixth inning outburst.which carried the White BEST 17 p e r e are a lot more tournaments to between. Right now, Milt Wilcox was called in to pitch to Geveland touched starter Bill Lee Atlanta (Harrison 1-2) at of being recognized as the No. 1 relief pitcher in the major G ass A - Mike Rothman 74-9- first win, but she was unable to make plane reservations.’* 2 2 Houston (Osteen 21-), N I m happier about the Tournament of Champions than the Cecil Cooper, but before he threw the for 13 hits, half of which never made it leagues. * ^ team coUected 17 85, Sher Ferguson 69445, Ted A1 Geiberger, a stroke behind Oosteriiuis and a stroke Only game scheduled. hits with the White Sox’ Jorge Orta hitting a douhleand Masters.” first pitch, he tried to catch McAuliffe out of the infield. T^e California Angels defeated the Oakland A’s, 9-5, the Plodzik 72446; Class B - John ahead of Elder at the start of thefinal round, was tied for tour singles in his last five appearances. Fred Patek and off second. But the ball hit TOston Red Sox edged the Geveland Indians, 64, in 10 in Mattem 71-1240, Larry Gazza Elder’s victory Sunday was worth $30,045, more than “I can’t feel too sorry for him,” Cookie Rojas had three hits each in the Kansas City attack i^® Sunday, but wound up to third with McAuliffe’s foot, and went into short American League nings, the Minnesota Twins doymed the Texas Rangers 8- 75- 1242, Bill Prindle 79-1445; double what he had won previously this year, and a berth in his 70-276. Miller Barber and Ray Floyd, both with 68-278, centerfield. said Johnson. “He made two errors and to a n Downing, Pat Kelly and Ken Hendersontad two G ass C - BUI Bengston 83-1845, the T of C which begins ’Thursday at La Costa, Calif. 2, the Chicago White Sox outslugged the Kansas G ty each for the White Sox. were tied for fourth and Gibby (Gilbert took sixth with 69- McAuliffe never stopped running himself. But we all chipped in and Royals, 11-7, and the New York Yankees beat the Dick Hasset 81-1646, Hogan Since he’s the first black to win a “ major” PGA event 280. until he was across home plate with played lousy. Lee was alright on the East Orioles 6-0, Yankees 5-3 Zamaitis 83-1647, Pete Taylor since Charles Sifford won the Los Angeles open in 1969 he (DPI photo) Baltimpre Orioles 34 after a 6-5 loss in 13 innings, in other 82-15-67; Low gross - Sher The Monsanto Open got almost as good a deal out of the winning run. pitching end, but life hurt himself with W. L. Pet. (G.B. AL games. ^ r l Williams opened the 13th inning of the first game also will be the first black to play to that tournament to Elder’s victory as the winner. Brum Goalie Gilles Gilbert Finds Plenty of Company his bad fielding.” Boston 9 5 .643 with a stogie and eventuaUy scored the winning run on Ferguson 75; Blind bwey - BiU five years. “A foot either way, and I would’ve Tigers 6 Brewers 5 Homer 104. T to tournament was to serious trouble. Bracketed by Milwaukee 7 4 .636 Vi rookie Mike Retobach’s stogie. Doyle Alexander, who took The 39-year-old EUder, a Texas native who now lives to Darcy Rota of Chicago and Boston’s Darryl Edestrand Tangle r v had to hold at third,” said McAuliffe. Hiller’s brilliant effort was rewarded when Designated PRO SWEEPS the Master and the Tournament of Champions, it drew only The Indians got a two-run homer by New York 9 7 .563 1 after Jim Palmer pitched the first 12 innings for the Washington, D. C., was two strokes behind Oosterhuis with “But it hit my foot and just died out Baltimore 7 6 Hitter A1 Kaline’s 14th inning single scored Jim Northrop Low gross - Ernie Heath 79, three of this year’s top 21 money winners—and none of the John Lowenstein for their only earned .538 IVi OriolCT’ was the winner and rookie Tom Buskey the loser. two holes to play Sunday but came through with two last there in centerfield. My third base Detroit 5 8 .385 3Vi from second base to break a M tie which had existed since Ted Plodzik 79; Low net - Sher big names.” runs of the afternoon. They got two I^u Piniella had a double and two singles and Sam ditch birdies for a 10-under-par 274 that forced the playoff coach (Don Zimmer) waved me on, so unearned runs when Mario Guerrero Cleveland 4 11 .267 SVi me ninth. Northnip doubled with two out and scored on Ferguson 7540-71, Dick Steeves Any other winner would not have attracted much atten I just kept coming.” West Mcl^well and Fred Beene combined in a four-hitter for 75-4-71, Mike Rothman 81-9-72. l« e had a 5-under-par 67 for the regulation 18 holes Sunday tion. failed to complete a tailor made dou Kaline s dribbler through the middle. Mickey Stanley’s the Yankees in the second game. W. L. Pet. (G.B. Women’i DivUton while the Englishman had a 69. Goalies Out to Lunch Darrell Johnson didn’t know ble play with the bases loaded and But that birdie putt Lee Elder made to win Sunday’s whether to be pleased with the bixarre California 9 6 .600 _ BEST 12 Elder admitted that he was getting tired and his play playoff was a shot heard around the world. another unearned run when Angel Oakland 8 6 .571 Vi Class A - Lynn Prior 56, Cora ending, or unhappy about the sloroy Hermoso singled home Dave Duncan, play of the Red Sox. Texas 8 6 .571 Vi Anderson 56; Low net - Ruby As Bruins Pelt Hawks who had reached when Griffin Minnesota 7 Clough 53-8-45, Tina "A little of both,” he said. “I don’t 6 .538 1 dropped his easy pop fly. Kansas City 4 7 .364 3 Mikolowsky 64-9-45; Class B - Richest Women^s Purse ^S T O N (UPI) - This time, the drives to the heavy air of Boston Chicago 4 9 .308 4 Nellie Johnson 63; Low net - difference was to the goaltendtog. Garden where the temperature was Sunday’s Results Rose LaPolt 62-1349, Joanne Slate Tony Esposito and Gil Gilbert Hunt 62-1349. close to 75 degrees. Gilbert stopped 23 Baltimore 6-0, New York 5-3 Monday dominated play last ’Thursday n i^ t as shots. Boston 6, Cleveland 5 (10) BEST 15 Won by Jo Ann Prentice BASEBALL the Chicago Black Hawks took a 4-2 Detroit 6, Milwaukee 5 (14) Class A - Evelyn Lorentzen “The puck was dropping aU day. PALM SPRINGS, CaUf. (UPI) - Platt at Manchester win to the first game of their Stanley Most of the time you don’t get shots Chicago 11, Kansas City 7 77; Low net - Lynn Prior 78-17- Miss Haynie was eliminated on the 56, Mary Gangewere 80-17-63; Slender Jo Ann Prentice, a 41-year-old Goodwin Tech at Cheney Cup semifinal series. Uke that. Once to a while, but not like Minnesota 8, Texas 2 second sudden-death hole. After Miss Tech California 9, Oakland 5 Class B - Muriel Carlson 83, golf course owner from Alabama, was In game No. 2 Sunday the goalies that,” said Gilbert, who has minded Blalock missed a l^footer for her bir Glastonhury at South Wind Today’s Games Eileen Plodzik 83; Low net - $32,000 richer today after picking up again were the difference only for a the Boston goal to every playoff game die by stroking her putt one foot past sor Kansas City (Briles 0-0) a t Nellie Johnson 83-14-59, Bimbi the LPGA’s richest payoff to history. different reason. Gilbert played poor thus far. yie hole. Miss Prentice calmly rolled Rockville at Bloomfield Boston (Marichal 04), N Tyler 83-14-59. ly ^ d Esposito horrendously as the John Bucyk, who scored the third But her sudden-death victory to four match-clinching putt. Ellington at East Windsor Only games scheduled. extra holes of the $200,000 Dinah Bruins evened the series with an 84 playoff hat trick of his career Sunday, only the b € ^ ta c le d Miss TRACK Ellington Ridge Shore-Colgate Winners Circle golf win over the Black Hawks. agreed with Gilbert. Crien • - --,....v.,.'’s fifth tour victory ever and South Windsor/Windsor Esposito, who stopped 46 of 48 shots tournament against the women’s best Locks at Windsor. “The pudt was doing fuimy things,” Peter Lingua 78-1840, Joe ^ easily overshadowed her biggest in the first game, could handle only 27 said Bucyk, ’’and he (Esposito) was Sunday came about four Itoles later East Catholie/Plainneld/ Olander 86-2046, Jack Honnon than it might have. previous winning purse of $6,500. of the 35 Boston drives fired his way to fighting the puck a little.” 93-2647, Jim Morrone 78-11-67 Her other wins came at Miami last Rocky Hill at E.O. Smith Grnitog down to the par three, 157- the second game. ’The ei|d)t goals Belter Nine year, at Corpus Christi, Tex. to 1972, were the most Espo had allowed to “ It was an Important win though. Peter Lingua 40441„ Milt yard 17th green to Sunday’s Onni and to 1967 and 1966. GOLF It s going to give our feUas con round, the 122 pound brunette three- any game this season. .iJ. East Catholic at Glastonbury Leading Batters Stein 40-5-85, Jim Morrone 41-6- “I haven’t won much to the past but “I ^dn’t play well at all,” said fidence,” he said, “but we’re going to 35, Vin Callahan 43-8-35 putted the hole for a bogey that I won one today,” said Miss Prentice, TENNIS have to tighten up.” National League allowed Sandra Haynie and Jane East Catholic at Farmington Esposito. “All I can do is go out and Surpri«e who was awarded a Hawaiian lei by do my best.” G. AB. H Pet. Pete Lingua 87-18-69; Kickers Blalock to catch her. Tuesday Bucyk tied two playoff records to □ Singleton, MU 10 S U .400 LPGA Hall of Famer Jackie Piing as p His best was almost good pnmigh - Gene Dickinson 94-14-80, Gene BASEBALL the game, one for most power play A-F Pit 13 85 21 .400 After the regulation 72 holes at the sort of an answer to the green jacket Unser, n d l 12 44 17 3W PaganetU 9M240, BiU Peck 94- tough, sun-baked Mission Hills Golf Xavier at East Catholic since Gilbert, like Esposito, had a goals to a game (3) and the other for Monday, .Chi 11 44 17 .330 14-80, Fred.Kaprove 91-1140, given the winner of the PGA’s Coventry at RHAM barrel of problems handling dipping Grou, Hon 13 30 15 .3» and Country Gub 6,38^yard course, most power play goals a period (2). Row, Cin 14 80 23 .383 Babe Salad 92-12-80, Herb Masters winner on the men’s tour. Ellington at Tolland to the three women were knotted at 289, Parker, Pit 12 47 18 .383 Pagani 76-4-72 “Jo Ann played extremely well to Vinal Tech at Bolton Robinsra, Phii one over par. 11 34 13 .381 Ladies the playoff,” said Miss Blalock, who TRACK Anderson, Phil 13 41 15 .366 She didn’t let the hole fool her a se Criers split $35,000 to second and third place American League cond time though. Manchester/Enfield at m 1/ i '(UPI photo) Jan Harrigan 84-17-67 money with Miss Haynie. “She was a Conard I G. AB. H. Pet. UFfLE:rj “I was so nervous on the last putt I PInielU, NY 8 31 13 .410 Yankee Catcher Thuman Mumon Injured in CoUuion at Home Plate Belter Nine real tiger.” East Hampton at Coventry Jackson, Oak 14 55 21 .400 Jan Harrigan 44-9-35 wasn’t even thinking about the Judy Rankin, who was tied for the Ellinglon/Slafford at Suf- Stanton, Cal 16 58 13 .307 Surprise money,” said Miss Prentice after she Reld Carew, Min 14 58 23 .307 Three SUIchet in Uoulh Required After At Bumbry Crashed Cater lead with Miss Prentice after 36 holes, Grich, Bal 13 44 17 .386 Jan Harrigan 91-17-74 sank a three-foot putt on No. 17 to win Conard at Manchester (girls) STOP Griffin, Bos 13 48 18 .375 Kickers; Jo Cbapos 99-20-79 finished fourth for a $10,000 prize to the top prize of $32,000 and a new car GOLF OUva, Min 11 34 12 .353 the third annual tournament with a teikes, Cle 14 54 10 .352 Odd Holes on the fourth sudden-death hole to Bulkeley at Manchester CnambvuainbUu, Cle 14 57 20 .351 Rhoades Farnham 39-5-34, 291 totol. The20mpg NetUes, NY edge Miss Blalock. TENNIS r 16 '60 21 .350 Jim Johnston 414-35, Bennie First day-leader Betsy Cullen was “When I walked up to 17 I was Weaver at East Catholic 1 ^^ ■ 1 Home Runs Fay 41-6-35, Jack Cristofoni 39- all alone to fifth at 292. Wednesday NATIONAL LEAGUE: Peres, Cin. Greg Luzinski Hits Hard 4-35 determined to win it or lose it on the Ending in a five-way tie at 293 were and Wynn, LA 6; Garvey, LA and hole. I went to the pin.” BASEBALL 436 Cilina ST., mUIGHESTiB • 643-0370 Hebner, Pitt 5; Aaron, AU. 4. Even Holes Murle Breer, Beth Stone, Laura Manchester at Hall AhtoklCAN LEAGUE: Nettles. NY Elmer Riggott 384-33, Tony She punched a four-iron shot, which luxury wagon. Next to HW/te't Stoalc Houta Baugh, Gail Denenberg and Japan’s Thames Valley CC at MCC 0; Jackson, Oak 7; Duncan, Gev and TonUUo 384-34, John Ferricolo landed about three feet from the hole. Burroughs, Tex 5; Yastremski, Bos, Chako Higuchi Matsui. South Windsor at Plainville ^ t e l n , Robinson and Stanton, Cal and 404-85, Pete Lingua 44-9-35 RHAM at Cromwell Mayberry, KC 4. After Long Season Slump Better Nine Rockville at Southington COMPLETE CHECK OF NEWNRW vYORK rip y /iTOT\(UPI) — \A ^ts u-A- Milt Stein 38-5-33, Bennie Fay Vinal Tech at Coventry in 14 a t bats in foot. I’ve been swinging the 40-6-34, Pete Lingua 43-9-34, Greg Luzinski continued his Philadelphia’s last three season had only one strike Chris Evert in Lead Bacon Academy at Bolton EXHAUST SYSTEM same since I was a kid.” out and saw his earned run Nick Buonicontl 43-9-34; GOLF Maxvill Releoied spring cleaning Sunday games. Kickers - Dave McGonlgle 784- afternoon by dusting off a The Phillies knocked out average zoom to 6.12. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. here. It was worth $10,000 to East Catholic vs. Manchester AND SHOCKS PITTSBURGH (UPI) - TTie Luzinski singled home a 72, Lou Becker 82-10-72, Bennie (UPI) - Chris Evert has taken tiresome batting slump. loser Burt Hooton, 1-1, with Miss Evert. Thursday Pittsburgh Pirates Sunday run in the third Sunday, four runs to the fifth after Expos 9, Cards 5 Fay 83-11-72, Jim Johnston 85- the lead in the women’s tennis He threw away a hitless 10-75, Bob Laimon 86-11-75, "Crissy plays a different BASEBALL asked waivers on veteran in drove to another with a fifth scoring a run in the fourth Willie Davis knocked in money winning sweepstakes MCC at UConn sub-varsity fielder Dal Maxvill for the pur string that tied him to a .105 inning sacrifice fly and Howard Latimer 90-15-75, Art from veteran BilUe Jean King game from most players. When inning. Larry Bowa singled three runs with a pair of I go out there to play her, I feel pose of giving him his uncon batting average Friday double home a run to the Tulin 80-5-75, Milt Stein 82-7-75, The 19-year-old Fort Lauder and stole second and third as singies as the Expos routed like I have to do something ditional release. night by smacking seven hits sixth to lift his average to John Ferruolo 86-9-75 dale, Fla. ace ran her 1974 win D el Unser walked. the Cardinals. Ladies different,” said Miss Melville. Caps Win .216 to a 7-3 win over the nings to more than $72,000 Sun Luzinski’s sacrifice fly tied Steve Rogers, hiking his Odd Holes But Miss Evert’s father and Giicago Gibs. day, best on the Virginia Slims HARTFORD (UPI) - the game and Tommy Hut record to 3-0, held St. Louis Lil Hunter 49-13-36 tennis coach, Jimmy, said “I (Charlie G iss and center Dana And Luz never worried tennis circuit this year. ton tripled to score Unser to eights hits before exiting Even Holes The top-seeded teen-ager had don’t understand why the other Lewis combined for 63 points as about a tiling. "It was just a and continued home on Mon in the ninth. The young Mon Jan Harrigan 44-9-35 ' an easy 64, 6-1, victory juVer girls don’t do better against MISFITS - Dwight Akerlind the Hartford Capitols downed FRiE INSTAUATIOH (^issy. They all have the same 204-520, Ken Tomlinson 223-522, Ybucani matter of time. Actually it day’s wild throw past third treal right-hander left the Better Nine third-seeded Kerry Mtfl^le of the Allentown Jets Sunday WAUWTEED TOR AS LONS AS Jan Harrigan 4^9-33; Kickers stroke. It just seems that when Dick Girard 509, Joe UcceUo AND was timing. I’ve been over base. game after giving up two Australia to win the singles night, 128-111, in the second imprcMfeon they go on the clay with her 201, Narda Gruver 502, Yvon L0W6N T6U OWN YOUR CARI anxious and not waiting on Bertha Kunzli 107-30-77 crown in the ^,tSoo Barnett game of the Eastern Basketball Mike Anderson tagged walks. He had retired 13 they run into a psychological Caron 533, Phil Madore 503, theoriginaL the pitch. I dcHi’t think I’m a Bank Women’I’s Tennis Classic Association playoffs. Jim Kremmel for his first previous Cardinal batters to block.” Mike Koss 210-504, Jerry m o s t AMERICAN CARSI slow starter. I blamed the order. The win ties the best-of-five THEWORUySFMEST home run giving the Phils a Roberts 520, Fred Deane 202, series at one game apiece for BOURBON. number of games I missed 5-2 lead as five Chicago The Expos made the most Russ Aceto 202, Grace Koss 461, Introducing the 19M Volkswagen 412 Wagon during spring (due to minor the teams, Allentown won the pitchers saw duty. The of their nine hits with the Dot Roberts 453. first game Saturday at home. covered by O wners Security Blanket. HEAVY D U n FRONT END injuries).” I^n sk i said his Phillies have won their last help of four Cardinal errors, 2 timing was off in both 1973 eight of 10 games. 10 walks, and one hit and 1974. SHOCKS ALIGNMENT Elsewhere in the NL, batsman. Before the energy crisis hit us “ Both years I was that also treats you to loads of [*s Pittsburgh blanked New all in the gas tank, the V W 412 swinging good when I was York 7-0, Montreal beat St. Giants, 6, Dodgers 4 space, plush seats, elegant car PAW hurt,” he said after helping Louis 9-5, San Francisco Mike Phillips doubled in was right. peting, and a timed preheating /ntfa//ed Froae three runs as the Giants Steve Carlton gain his se nipped Los Angeles 6-4, San OuarmitMd for a • long m you Air CondMonod Cara cond victory against no scored five times in the Now it's more right than ever. system? Diego beat Gncinnati 7-2 own your carl |3.00 Extra eighth inning to stage a W ith the nation's big gas guz losses. "When the timing is after losing 10-1, and Hank Fact is, it's the only luxury come-from-behind win over off, I get out to front of the Aaron’s 717th homer lifted zlers in disfavor, the 412 Wagon the Dodgers. wagon with its combination of ball and hit off the wrong Atlanta to a 4-3 victory over I® Down 4-1, the Giants sent Monverse may be one of the few luxury features, standard equipment, the Houston Astros. Pirates 7, Mels 0 10 batters to the plate to the wagons still around. for only $4200.** FREE SAFETY CHECK OF FRONT END! eighth to beat Dodgers’ Tho Tennis Sneaker WATOlWEISHr The Pirates '‘touched For it gets a good 20 miles reliever Mike Marshall, 0-1. Guess you could say the V W wtoless Tom Seaver for four P R O B L I M t San Francisco filled the pergollonr hits and six runs in five in 412 is a luxury wagon whose bases against starter Andy nings as Ken Brett shut out How's that fora luxury wagon time hath come. DYNAMIC Messersmith, who gave up Whitt $ 4 ftS O the Meta. Seaver, now 0-2 in IN STOCK... E - L IM i his first four stahs, held the four hits to the first seven in *M iltoga bosed on Garmon induttry ta il Hock itOfNiordi. WHEEL RALANCING nings SiZM 7 to'ia T he 1974 VolkJwagon 412 Wogon sugg.tled r.lail p fi« . P.O.E. loco) loxes ond other charge., il ony. oddlliMol i&wiM m U r ta Iht body caa bu Pirates scoreless until the •# AMtaecA, i»c. n o o n to tab lt. E4JM «UI hdp jraaloMMeMiwBUrwtiiU. Wt fifth inning when Manny Padres 1-7, Reds 10-1 •I U faw i BuiuU Drag Ncom* % Sanguillen slammed a one- John Grubb dmibled and Aik About Our Low P rtct On Dunlop Tln$l lU. out homer to left, his first of tripled to lead the Padres to Rec Women^s Vdllyball Playoff Champs the year. 16 WOT KENTUCKY STIAWHT 80UIS0N WHiSkEY MSnUfD MW BOTTUO 8Y Only $2.00 a victory oyer the Reds after REBALMEirSS W im ^s of the Rm Women s Volleyball League playoffs were the Porpoises. Front, Sandy Tad Trudon. Inc. THE MME3 B 8EKM MSTIUJIN CO. CUKMONT, BEAM, KENTUCKY Seaver, the National San Diego dropped the , MANCHISTIR VERNON ^11, PhylUs Ucello, Judy Richardson, Middle, Judy Derench, Karen Lemire, Mary Petro. '901-907 MAIN STREET Tpke., Rta. 83 League strike out leader last opener tif the doubleheader. ' TRI-CITY PLAZ Rear, Marty Raymond, Fran Massoltoi. 643-2478 872-0538 Talcottvitle 9. •CHca I r ■ ......
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Hearst Kidnaping Dominated News Last Week Commentary ll.m . oH .,.d (or assume Shultz’ chairmanship of . a r t 4 ^ C. W. ORR Nixon’s chief Waterghte SAGINAW, the Council on Economic Mich. WASHINGTON - The Uniird Pr«M Inlernalional lawyer. WASHINGTON-The Gost of Policy. Supreme Gourt ruled that ^ CALLUSNOWI Political The FBI idenUfied Patricia SAN F R A N C IS C O -In a -Democrat J. Bob Traxler beat Living Gouncil removed con Stop & Shop WASHINGTON - Special families of students shot by Heahrt, the kidnaped daughter series of apparently random at Republican James M. Sparling trols on food retailers and Phone 64M 2 33 Prosecutor Leon Jaworski was Ohio National Guardsmen W H O L E O R ip of the San Francisco newspaper tacks on whites, black killers Jr. in a special congressional wholesalers. The food distribu Pros Feel given Internal Revenue Service executive, as one of nine per claimed their 12th victim. election, despite President during a 1970 antiwar tion industry was the last major SPECML SPRING PRICES ON SWEET records of the investigation of demonstration at Kent State sons who took part in a bank Authorities began stopping Nixon’s first campaign Segment of the economy still Presidoit Nixon’s taxes. A sub University can bring civil suits Bituminous Mveways, P ari^ Ek ^indicated Spaghetti Sauce robbery last week. young blacks for questioning, a appearance since Watergate. In under price and wage contaols. Stewed Tomatoes poena requested by Jaworski fo r damages against The question was, did Miss move that civil rights groups his campaign, Traxler called NEW YORK—Frank McGee, U r NOLD SAWISLAK Medium Peas, requesting White House tapes guardsmen and state officials. Hearst, 20, participate willingly said violated constitutional the election a “referendum on host of NBG-TV’s "Today” C&H PAVING WASHINGTON (UPI) - Meat or and documents was served on rights. Watergate.” Four students were killed and show since October, 1971, died 28 Tom'EipMimoi RINMI nen Vice President Gerald R. in the holdup, or did her abduc nine injured. tors force her to go along. of pneumonia at the age of 52. Ford lashed out at the late Mushrooni 1602. * 6 0000 I 16oz. Attorney General William B. Committee to Reelect the 13V4 oz.Jar Saxbe told a news conference President r^pently, he was cans he felt she was an active par speaking for a lot of ticipant, part of a group of professional politicians and "common criminals." Miss about a lot more than CREEP Hearst's fafher, Randolph A. and its child of shame, the Watergate scandals. 4 Hearst, called Saxbe's state stop i Shop ment "speculation at this Ford said publicly what many point.” pros have long been muttering Del Monte about campaign committees Miss Hearst was kidnaped SoladOil CREAM STYLE Feb. 4. by a terrorist organiza that operate outside the control tion, the Symbionese Liberation of established party Army. In a tape recording organizations. 24 OZ. Corn earlier this month, she said that CREEP, the derisive tag la d o it she couid ieave her captors if given President Nixon’s reelec bottle she chose, but she wanted to tion committee by its critics 15V2 oz. stay and help them fight op and adopted by Ford in his cans ill ; 17oz. pression. Chicago attack on it, may be cans Late this week, it was learned the last such one-shot campaign that a notebook mentioning ^ operation for some time. " ^ n s ” and an "action” against The campaign reform bill Miss Hearst had been found by passed this spring by the Senate police three weeks before the Would require that a 11 kidnaping. Hearst said this presidential campaign expen ^ S to p & S h o p stores open every morning at 8:00 A M notebook disproved reports his ditures of 61,000 or more be ap daughter may have been in p ro v e by the chairman of the volved in the abduction. candidate’s national party com Also in the news this week; mittee. o m is h H e n s One Comittee WASHINGTON-lst Lt. Gourmet’s Delight S ^ wSIcoaw ^ S prittg... act William F. Galley Jr.’s 20-year It would require all can sentence for 22 murders in the These Plump, Tender Little Birds didates for federal offices to South Vietnamese hamlet of My F inast designate one central campaign Lai was cut in half by Army Are Almost All M e a t... Just committee to collect and dis Secretary Howard H. Callaway. Boil in Bag Roast and Serve with Wild burse funds and to report on President Nixon has promised Rice for a Meal the Whole their finances. to make a final review of Salisbury Steak FacQily Will Celebrate Those provisiens were part of Galley’s case. Chicken Ala King^ lb a larger campaigii reform bill WASHINGTON - President whose prospects in Congress Meat Loaf are not bright. But the restric Nixon nominated William E. Turkey Shoulders Simon, chief of the Federal Water Added tions on campaign committees, The Stop & Shop Companies Energy Office, to be Treasury Need Pork lb generally supported by •Stop & Shop Quality Protected” Beef. Starts Monday, April 22 - Saturday, April 27 secretary. But he will not have politicians of all persuasions, all of the duties of the present may find life in other legisla secretary, George P. Shultz, . Orange Juice Prime Hot tion if the Senate bill goes since Nixon himself will “ _ Italian Sausage or Sweet 'l b down. Finast Frozen In addition, it would be a Concentrate 6 oz 00 brave candidate who would set 'cans Mr. Dell Service Dell up a CREEP-type independent L i ® Porterhouse S te a ks campaign committee in the near future. ^ isliva l I About Town Onion Rings Rn««...... 3 8 5 * Full C ut Ham’nSwiss It seems very likely that Commitment to the Consumer , political candidates of both par-, dItonllL Lima Beans Fordhook ■ . . , . . •with Tenderloin Combo ^ u fl 7 0 3ZS5* orSirlolnSteaks '/4 lb Imported Ham | ■ w ties, while pYobably using per-“ London Broil C ut C orn Rnatt...... Tender, Juicy Steaks 'A lb Imported Swiss | |b sonal committees, will make Bethany Group of Center sure that party organizations Birds Eye Orange Juice Congregational Church will Naturally aged Bur See-Thru Meat Finast Spinach 'i.W .. 5 Z 8 5 * Mr. Deli Bologna...... 69* are fully plugged into their 100% FLORIDA A 6ia- S i have a sewing session Tuesday for tenderness Tail-less - Loin ^ Chuck Cube Steak T Creem Whip Topping...... Carando campaigns, unlike the virtually ORANGE JUICE "f | at 1 p.m. in the Robbins Room bnd flavor. r, * 1 4 9 V eal L o a f...... complete separation that of the church. ^ 99* existed between the Committee Tray...cleari7beHer Porterhouse lb ■ lb Liverwurst ...... 7 79* lb. to Re-elect the President and Roman Cheese Pizza t it W Porterhouse Steak ^ T St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Shouli Available in Stores with S«rvlca OeU ^ Fresh Finast Dairy Values! London Broil S h o u ld e r...... 1 . 3 9 the Republican National Com 1 4 9 will have a Bible study ’Tuesday Shoulder Roast X r .lb 1 . 2 9 mittee. 8waiuonMoalPle$S,Tc«S’SJ 75* BONELESS RIB EYE in every way Cube Steak “ 12 oz. Dolmonico Steak lb. at 10 a.m. at 463 E, Center St. 1 . 5 9 Chuck Roast ...... Citizens For Eisenhower Lender’s Bagelt Rain. Egg or Onion . 69* • lb 8 9 * Seafood Specials Pkgs. Mere than a year after we introduced o u r see- Fillet Steak 1 . 5 9 The independent presidential Eggo French Toast T he Salvation Army Cottage Cheese i i California Roast y Frozen-Fresh from FInast’s ‘pkl,- 6 5 * — - ...... lb 9 9 * campaign committee became a 18 0Z. ggc thru meat tray, it’s still bringing compliments Sunbeams will meet ’Tuesday at Blade Steak Boneless , 1 . 5 9 International Sisatood Dept fixture in American politics Roman Manicotti WITH MEAT SAUCE 3:45 p.m. at the Citadel. B eef T e n d e rlo in Migrx>n, . ...lb 2 . 3 9 simply super! from our customers. C lu b S te a k W ? four presidents ago, when Macaroni & Cheese V\^69* it’s Large or 1 2 . 4 9 iS'bs^ lb 1.59 ... ,^ 1 . 3 9 Genuine R ib R oast Grey Sole Rllet . . i b 1 . 3 9 Citizens for Eisenhower was es HOWARD JOHNSON'S WITH BEEF OB WITH HAM* The tray is an open paper grill that lets you Medium Small Curd c Pork Chops °lTn"...... > lb 1 . 0 9 tablished to spearhead the first Chicken L e g s...... 59* White Shrimp 5 illb Box 8.2s. .. lb 1 .6 9 see both the top and the bottom of the meat Pork Loin Roast . successful Republican cam I Public 1 . 3 9 Chicken Breast...... ,p 79* Bay Scallops ... ’^”pkg 1 . 4 9 paign for the White House since Swanson Dinners you’re buying. It also allows refrigerated air Shakes IS ... ^cans ''" 0 9 9*;* 3 lb Box 1928. and dxygen to reaoh the meat, protecting its CHOPPED SIRLOIN 10 OZ., MEAT LOAF sanGnioiiilBMf Records 5 Cleaned Whiting 1.65 . lb 5 9 * Citizens for Eisenhower was A consistency of quality in fresh ground I Taste O' 10V4 oz„ SALISBURY STEAK 11V4 oz. original freshness longer than other see-thru Rnast SwitzStick...m 1.95 created for several reasons. beef that you can buy only at Stop & Shop. Tastee ^ Deep Sea Treats Sea ... . lb 1 . 0 9 B9! trays. And our grillwork tray is completely bio Warranty Deeds Orange Juice Finast . . . ^ 63* Maid M First, the candidate was es Macaroni & Cheese STOP a SHOP 39* Carefully selected cuts, fat content scientifically controlled. tl08 Sliced Bacon lb Ju m b o S h rim p R olls. . ’i.r8 9 * degradable, too! Barney T. Peterm an and sentially nonpolitical, and «az.,179 *Slmply Super lean ground beet is not less than 76% lean. Mozzarella ai«s...... *^5 63* separating his campaign from Rancher’s Beef Patties I lb. Barney T. Peterman Jr. to IE oz y g e Of course, you can freeze meats just as they Elwood A.D. and Betty J. th e partisanship of the Stop & Shop Fish Sticks p,, It Pays to Shop the Finast Way! Republican National Com come in our see-thru trays. For best results, Lechausse, property at 64 Taste O’Sea Baked Fish AuGratln 89* mittee emphasized that. White Gem U,S, Grade Tanner St., conveyance tax Taste O’Sea Poilock Filiets we recommend you place the package upside 144.55. Moreover, Republican V\S’-79« WHOLE OR SPLIT down in your freezer. Seal it in freezer wrap Elwood A. and Betty J. Finast Brand strategists knew they had to Fresh From the Finast Bakeryl Finast Sugar ! lure non-GOP voters and con when storing more than two weeks. Lechausse to Michael M. and Granulated _ _ Carol M. Millican, property at __ tributors, both Democrats and Morton Cream Pie To thaw frozen meat, remove film wrap and 21 Church St., conveyance tax With This independents, for their can COCONUT, LEMON, 638.50. ugular didate to win. STRAWBERRY, CHOC. allow package to stand bottom side up about J ci Coupon NEOPOLITAN. BANANA Earl R. and Willo Mae Sur- Apple B E A f 5 i 79*1 In addition, Eisenhower won 3w*l 15 minutes to help meat release more easily. and a purchase of ‘5 or more I prenant to Peter C. and Judith •MtaMok O r a n g e the RejAiblican nomination in a White Gem Chicken Legs 78 - If you’re in a hurry, run bottom of package un r a L a t a •-''’T* one Coupon per Adult I battle that deeply offended M. AuCoin, property at 67 Ar- i p W t orink H-201 Valid thru April 27 [?] I Freezer Queen MINI-MEALS der hot water a few seconds, or place it in a vine PL, conveyance tax |47.85. Finast many party regulars, who felt it 39 had been unfairly denied “Mr. sliced TURKEY. 7V, OZ., SLICED BEEF warm (150°) oven a few minutes. Jean C. Wood to Jambs M. Serve with 21 oz 'iiiribktfiiiit 7 ' VEALPARMAGIAN, SALISBURY STEAK. 6Vi oz.; FRIED CHICKEN 6oz Chicken Wings 58^ Chicken Drumsticks 88 and Ray B. Larkin, property at tt r r m t : r r n r ^ ‘4g*, Republican,” Sen. Robert A. Richmond ea F i n c jc t 151 Hamilton Dr., conveyance Save 17*^11 Save 52^ Taft, R-Ohio. The independent 61 Wni-PiiCBtiPrediiMgBMtait~| tax 661.60. Ice Cream campaign operation could by Hendrie’s ice Cream Turkey Breast-Bine Rihhon . gg' m I Chock Full Instant | ASSORTED FLAVORS Deed pass the regulars, who had con Vi Gal. • O’ Nuts C o ffe e I N escafe Coffee I $]09 Atlantic Richfield Co. to 20U A A g trol of much of the party ap Mlnl-priced* value Coni. B read . loaf paratus. % I Alexander Jarvis, property at You’ll find all Finast brand products of I With This 12 With This 10 02 4 3 7 1 488 Center St., conveyance tax equal or better quality than national I Coupon ouupon can I Coupon jar I . Same Campaign Device Rnast Eclairs X 7 5 * £wersp«^aoon Sale aiShpspSMrp! 649.50. brands and all at money saving Lower Both John F. Kennedy and Mim-pnced DamfSuectait I Granola Bread , MIiGim Prices! Another Way “It Pays to Shop I e t s a i u I—I Valid thri I Marriage License X 4 9 * I FwG ttiM i ' lint t : f April 27 aptii Lyndon B. Johnson used the the Finast Way". L ^ * * * * '.'—I H-148 0 ' 'S/** 'I same campaign device in their X-LIQHT OR Francisco Liberio _J _ r _ r _ J t i L I PALLARD Echeverry, 281 Center St., and presidential races. But these Pillsburv Beef Liver 89' Merit Bacon « 95' -ii* Elizabeth Anne Newton, 156 Fresh From Fussy Finast I organizations got farther away Just heat Prospect St. S a v e 1 0 *^ from the party structure in and serve Building Permits Drinks Flavors cans each presidential campaign, &«*] Stop & Shop Bacon M ■ CALIFORNIA ■ ^ This Coupon W.J. Krar, tool shed at 556 With This Coupon and by 1972 CREEP was 15 M. 7 Q « I on purchase 1 lb pkg Fount-Wip Whipped Cream Can Wetherell St., 650. on purchase 49 oz pkg operating with practically no Churney Rugged Sharp Bar Mini-priced.'* ■ Mrs. Leroy J. Davis, tool Imperial Soft links to the regular GOP X ' 89* Armour Star Mira Cure Bacon r i A c tiv e organizations. shed at 126 Croft Dr., 6250. Bananas Beans'^cuf M a rg a rin e King Sour (IMITATION SOUR CREAM) ’clSf.-39* “ a ll” When Watergate blew up, Strawberries Francis J. Spilecki, tool shed I I Siiced Muenster STOP & SHOP A great way to start i* T ' at 94 Brent Rd., 6250. , , Valid thru r-- ViUd thru I professionals of both parties INTERLEAVED 69' the day oft! QUART BASKET ^ April 27 IMI April 27 ' Dscar Mayer Siiced Bacon M. Earl Huggard, tool shed at G olden H-150 chorused that the whole thing - — — L . I Luscious berries, 58 Princeton St., 678. R ipe was the product of permitting perfect for fresh Bernard T. Banavige, tool Spinach political amateurs — whose American Cheese Slices I prime qualification was loyalty INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED strawberiy shortcake. shed at 287 Burnham St., 6140. D elicio u s * 0DS w h ite or yellow 12oz O C C lb Save 10"H Save 5‘ to the candidate, rather than to o u r ow n Mini-priced,® too! Ross D. Robison, tool shed at 8n o | r | h F o r g r ille d c h e e s e Pko. Q H SOLD BULK IN STORES WITH A SERVICE DELI DEPARTMENT 218 Ralph Rd., 6139. With This Coupon with This Coupori the party or the process—to or cheeseburgers. WWW W. Guy Oliver, tool shed at 23 B le ^ h Purpose • s - 3 9 * on purchase 100 ft roll on purchase 13 oz pkg lead a major campaign. t Mint-Priced Sen Service Den | Duval St., 6135. Ora G lad SIX__ _ R____ ile d In the Senate campaign I wmmiced Bakery Seeciaiin Wayne Lindberg, play house I reform bill, the professionals Fresh Cole Slaw jk r Armour Franks at 49 Brent Rd., 6^ . Wrap jChoc.Cupcakesi took their revenge. And even if MEAT OR BEEF All lb that measure never becomes All-Season Pool Inc. for Ray P - Valid thru Valid thru I Big Daisy White Bread or Fresh Macaroni Salad ( A dell selection mond E. and Sandra G. Merz, Purpose bag ^ AprilZr April 27 • law, the men and women who Fresh lb Flour H-152 _ H-168 I STOP a SHOP for everyone ^ 89' swimming pool at 22 Phelps Florida^ engage in politics as more than SLICED 24 m . Rd., 62,000. 0 a seasonal occupation are not M ini-priced* savings 4 f Parks Sausage Meat HOT on MILO 11b. With, likely to let another CREEP be ¥1 Edmund Wrubel, swimming Bnnana Nut Braad stop & shop 2 '-^ ,," Stop & Shop Fresh Pizza ^ 49' Parks Link Sausage 1 LB. PACKAGE Coupon bom without protest. pool at 149 Lydall St., 6482. Finast Sugar Cameco Haiti wportcd Joseph Henderson, swim , CItan-up Buttered English Mufflns'Jss‘2 " “j 75* Slop 8 Shop Meat Balls 50 02. CAN - 25 MEATBALLS 50oz 6239 Z *1 ” Detergent 5SS “ b . r 2 9 * Child Mild Franks ming pool a t 141 Waranoke Rd., Glad Trash Bags Bag. ... '20' 1 . 3 5 Com or Bran Muffins stop a SHOP 2 ’ pkg” '*1 -■ _____ riij 89* 63,500. Fresh Pineapple ^ .. .„cb69* 46 oz A pple Juice Fmaat ctn 5 5 * Bosco Syrup ...... * Cracked Wheat Bread STOP a SHOP 39* : Lloyd E. Wilsoi;, alterations Fresh Lem ons cauiorm... 6 tor 49* X 57 About Town | Cheese Lasagna w 69° Pizza Sub Sandwich « 59‘ MfntfrtcmFiihtaocwt to commercial builo. .. t 75 stop & Shop Apple Pie 65* Summit St., 66,000. Yellow O nions...... 3 0^1, 49* Cake In Store Bake Shop Specials! Stop & Shop Fudge Cake ' Elsted Construction Co., The parish life committee of 65 Halibut Steaks Green Cabbage...... 12* Duncan Wnes Mixes [Mini-priced*savings on national brands! FROZEN alterations to condominum un Assorted Turnovers... 4 iiv 69* & Emanuel Lutheran Ghurch will Layer Just bake or broil... its at 58D Ambassador Dr., $1,-. meet tonight at 7:30 in the ft Pays to Shop the Finast Way All Varieties 1 8 8 V li 4 o oz I z O C ( b Rye B rea d ...... 49* church reception room. Stop & Shop Daisy Donuts ^ ^ top with tartar sauce. * ® Ambassador Dr., Dial Very Dry Deodorant or unscented 0gc 11 flfdOO. pkgs 0 9 Aveiable in Stores with Bake Shop Only COUNTRYSTYLE We Reserve the Right to Umit Quantities The Meii’.a^Basketball Glub of PLAIN— OR CINNAMON 4 5 0 Taste O’Sea Shrimp Patties cooked Prices Effective thru Saturday, April 27,1974 MANCHESTER 11V4 oz. PKO. OF 6 2 the Salvation Army will meet imorPKaSre" 4 0 urosiiooinpaswCrest Toothpaste «^c iu u r o r m .nt 2 99' Watlaw’sMatlaw’s stuffed Stuffed Clams'vA Clams 3 VARIETIES tonight at 7 at the Gitadel. keg. 11 oz. CASINO. 11 oz OREGANATO 7 az \
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H9lp Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 WANTED - Working foreman. .Requirements; experienced in Repair man: long HAPPY AD S job shop work, short run established, well equipped car- TRUCK _ h------as- onenlng lor .V I prototype aircraft industry. experienced body man. Good Must nave abilities and knowledge of all around basic DRIVER pay. Permanent Job for quality machjning. 55 hour week, plus b e n e fits. benefits. Send resume or call TRAINEES Mellen, White and Palshaw, 107 S h e H e r a U i Armatt Inc., 237 Oak Street, Burnside Ave., East Hartford. REALTOIT WEEK April 21-27,1974 Glastonbury, Conn., 633-8260. AAA Trucking Corporation is PART TIME - Men wanted dai- now hiring for a SALARY y ?. ® ® cleaning PART-TIME work at home, on PAID ’Truck Driver T r aining dpties. Phone 646-4220. realtor CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. Program. Successful comple A voico for Amoricd’s proporty owner. REAL ESTATE Licensed sales tion can lead to a permanent EXPERIENCED Graphic il ft* pwple urgently needed, expan driving position with AAA. lustrator wanted, call ^splaycraft, Manchester, 643- ding, new office over 1/4 Homea For Sato ...S a ta a o M Homea For Sale million sales, January - 23 Homaa For Bala 23 Homaa For Sale February. Join a winner. Call AAA DRIVERS EARN: aiayliavasMtyaw 23 Homaa For Bale TOLLAND - Three bedroom Homaa For Sale 23 PHONE 643-2711 Gary Cantor, Burke Realty, • S6.26 PER HOUR o b a p p y o il TOLLAND - Six-room Ranch, Wowat ter Sato 33 HoAp. f or « ./. 2, 429^71. RN last section Raised Ranch set on acre four years old, four bedrooms, • wooded lot, eat-in kitchen plus COpiTRY LIVING within city •PAID VACATION 11 PJR. to 7 A.M. rec room, fireplace, garage, 1/2 HOMES DF DISTINCTION limits, cedar shingled colonial FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD HELP WANTED - Experienced dining roijm with sliders to acre lot. For more information of homes now Mck. Large family room with on nicely landscaped and par- man in auto wrecking yard. • PAID HOLIDAYS ana appointment to see, phone O tte re d B y Help Wanted 13 Part-time. Elxcellent wages n fireplace. $37,900. tmlly wooded 1 1/2 acres. Apply in person, Parker Street ^pd benefits. Enjoy working 8re-6986. No brokers please. Front-to-back living room with Q INDEX • EXCELLENT HEALTh! WEL Happlneaa la available Call 875-0884, ▼37,900. f?ea/e’s Bf*LTO»*i I Auto Parts, 775 Parker Street, f f l a r l ZiuBBer ^gtntg fireplace, family room, formal Results NOTICES ADVERTISING ADVERTISING in a very clean and pleasant Attending HOSTESS/SUPERVISOR 649-3391. FARE AND PENSION SENE- , CfJVENTRY - Ideal starter or dining room, eat-in kitchen, 1 — Lott and Found FITS atmosphere, with a skilled JMNCHESTER - Older 9room 2 — Ptrtontlt Evenings. Must be over 21. Ca n c e r b e n e f it LW hen 214 homes are sold retirement home, five room study, 3 bedrooms, ample DEADLINE and dedicated staff. Colonial, much new work in i “®"TH. Raised Rinfih with ' | 3 — Announcomtntt RATES •UNIFORMS PROVIDED RESPONSIBLE drivers for - we're sold outi Final Bungalow, central heat, 200’ MANCHES’TEB— 7-room aluminum sided Cap*-altuate^ storage, 1 1/2 baths, garage. 12:00 noon the day before APPLICANTS MUST HAVE: I 'Spaghetti | •*®*)P*’ , 12 homes now side, two full baths, three carpeted fam lSO J^ . large eat-ln kltchwcW,900. ; F — Entertainmtnl 1 day ...... 9« word per day publication •PAID VACATION Mister Softee trucks, must be from lake; $12,900. Stanley on Iwely t r ^ lot. Fireplaced living ro o n v e to ^ new Has oil hot water heat, well and 5 — Auctions »H.S. DIPLOMA MMICIESTDI NMOR . available. 3 daya ..... 8a word per day 18 or over, neat and reliable. I Dinner-Dance | Agency, 6493618, 6495724. groom s, formal dining room, septic system. Wide amesite 6 daya ..... 7a word per day Deadline for Saturday and •FREE LIFE AND DISABILITY The 2 Bedroom Ranch — 2-car garage, $35,900. Wolver- rw ofe^irmS^eled F4NANCIAL Call 649-2073 between 9 a.m. - 5 • CLEAN DRIVING RECORD MMSMC HONE driveway, stone walls and gar 26 d a y s ..... 6a word par day Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. INSURANCE IThuraday, April 25th $27,500 rec room and 3 or 4 bedrooms. P rlA ^ in the mid 30’s. 7-room Colonl.1 6 - Bonds-StockS'Morigtgts p.m. 380 Watt Conlar SL I EXTREMELY clean, 7 room ton Agency, Realtors, 6492813. dens. Low 40’s. Please caU for with fenced In back yt%'^^46,900. 9 — PtrsontI Loans is V/ORD MINIMUM •MEDICAL PLAN * APPLY IN PnSON I Dinner served 6-8 ^ The 3 Bedroom Townhouse 840-0120 -$32,990 Colonial, central location. Re- appointment, 6495291, Owner. 10 — Insurance H ^ p y Ads . $1 75 Inch PLEASE READ •PROFIT SHARING KEYPUNCH Operator, part- MONDAY and TUESDAY Dancing 8-11 . . . includes air condlllon- cent wall-to-wall, carpeting, CENTER STREET e m p l o y m e n t RETIREMENT PLAN time, 6 to 11 p.m. Minimum of APRIL 22, 23 stove, other extras including 3 HIGHLAND /ENTRY - 5-room Ranch, $21,900. 13 — Help Wanted f Adulta $2.50 ing, carports, full basement, Immaculate 9room Cape with YOUR AD Call 875-8951 to arrange inter one year experience on system 0 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. swimming pool, tennis car garage. Aluminum siding, 14 — Business Opportunities Classified ads are taken over ^ Children $1.25 | bath and a half, shed dormer, .IN-TOWN 15 — Situation Wanted view. 3 data recorder or 029 experienced e x h ib it courts, grounds and exterior storms and screens. ’Truly an Himw. 4“fii,m *8%Tbafhs' the phone as a convenience. oversized garage, lot 200’ Roomyj 6-room Cape, all WEBSTER ll^NE. ANDOVER - e-rorvip jed Ranch ’ unch necessary. Paid AAA buijder wanted, supervisor” maintenance. unusual value. Mr. Matthew, EDUCATION The Herald is responsible for HOWARD JOHNSON finisheip, 3 bedrooms, living wall-to-wall carpeting, $34,900. s O ' ' ' I ! lys, good starting pay. TRUCKING experience preferred. Cal Sponsored by Belfiore Agency 647-1413. deep. Vacant. — T.J. 18 — Private Instructions only one incorrect insertion and RESTAURANT Dis^laycraft,Disr''***— "Manchester • * M3--- Crockett, Realtor, 6491577 room, tiining room, kitchen, 19 — SchoolS'Classes then only to the size of the a Apply or call, Mr. Clark, Coca CORPORATION S: VFW Ladles Auxiliary 20 — Instructions Wanted Route 30, Vamon Cola Bottling Company, 451 955^ full shed dormer, fireplace, original insertion. Errors which Young Av8.Enfl8M, Conn. g Post 2046 MANCHESTER - Charming JENSEN ST., M^q v P--^8TER - 5-room Cape, IVi baths, ! do not lessen the value of the Main Street, East Hartford, DMNCHEISTER - 9room Cape oven, range, dishwasher, REAL ESTATE _ _ E q iM opportunity amp/orwr g 608 East Canter St. older home on private road! living roerro'^n fireplace, $31,000. • • 23 — Homes tor Sale 1 1 \ advertisement will not be cor 569-1330. DO you have a clear speaking ‘g i f e e q . Garage, large bam. Convenient with up to 4 bedrooms, cozy COLUMBIA-7-room Ranch with attached 2-car garaoe aluminum siding, convenient 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale rected by an additional inser- BOOKKEEPER wanted - will telephone voice? Are you Manchester to shopping, schools and kitchen with custom cabinets, fireplaces, 3 beds location, nice yard. Bowers 25 — Investment Property 1 tion. C A B ^ E R I DRIVE, CO ^ q V^. .• - 4 14 room Ranch. $16.- ! | (IX XXIX handle complete set of books, looking to make good part time transportation. Owner very counters and new floor, rtmms, paneled family room and all on a lovely treed School area. $34,800. 26 — Business Property WAITRESSES RN or LPN, part-time. Laurel or full time money? Earn up to gives you more carpeted living room, 27 — Resort Property for Federal and State special Full and part-time evenings. anxious. Immediate occupancy. lot. Price reduced to $47,900. ^ Minimum down. 28 — Real Estate Wanted Manor, 649-4519. $4. per hour. If you got what it. aluminum siding, windows and .‘fl funds for education, payroll, Must be over 18. We will train. Happy 9th Birthday $38,900, Pasek Realtors, 289 Help Wanted 13 takes to be successful in'" Lydall Street/Manchester trim . Im m aculate. $33,900. UAR REALTY CO., INC. MISC. SERVICES Peraonala 2 tax reporting and accounts AMY 7475. BRIGHAM TOLLAND RD..’ - Circa 1720, a •PAID VACATION LAUNDRY WORKERS - telephone advertising. If you 649-6259/646-6909 31 — Services Ottered Salary $83.30. to M9M13°" Realtors, MANCHESTER— 6-6 Duplex plus 6-room single plus 6-6 643-2892 center chimney ColonlalTCt^iT i52 acres, $225,000. J 32 — Painting-Papering •FREE LIFE AND Reliable persons needed to feel you’re qualified or have Love, Condominium.UvIng in an .1101.15 weekly. Starting salary MANCHESTER - Newly Duplex, all located just seconds from Main S L All R«*«rtD. Murdock, RaaNor 33 — Building-Contracting REDUCE SAFE and fast with DISABILITY INSURANCE work at large modern Convales drive to succeed call Mr. Mommy, Daddy, Estate Setting a 34 — Rooting-Siding GoBese tablets and E-Vap depending on experience. Call decorated five room Cape, has have own heating systems and 3 bedrooms. W iir ^ 35 — Heating-Plumbing AVON Vernon Board of Education. •PROFIT SHARING cent Center in Manchester. Brown, 646-2637. Grammy, Qrample, two large bedrooms, Hreplace, MANCHESTER - 7-room water pills. Liggett Rexall. luxury Ranch, huge kitchen as package or will divide. Call today for details. < ► 36 — Flooring n y t 875-2579 or 875-1050 for an ap RETIREMENT PLAN Contact Mr. Franklin?^7-9194. Jay and Ginger attached garage and nice yard. LIST YOilR HOUSE IN... 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage pointment. KITCHEN helper - full time, with all built-ins, den with HEBRON - Westwood Estates, 38 — Services Wanted STOP SMOKING for life. The EXTRA SPRINGTIME Call 875-8951 to arrange inter Mid 30s. 6464155. No agents ______mature person, good starting . please. fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2 full two-bedroom Condominiums, amazing PDI program is EARNINGS can get you the view. $25,500. 1 1/2 baths, stove, MISC. FOR SALE CHURCH SECRETARY- $1.85 SWIMMING pool installers, salary, excellent fringe baths, heated family room, 2 REALE’S c o r n e r 41 — Articles tor Sale guaranteed to transform you summer vacation you thought HOWARD JOHNSON will train. Ample overtime. benefits. On bus line, apply in Help Wanted 13 plus garages. Beautiful in- BUyS 8 ? ? i!l L:” “ ^ ' “ ' * " refrigerator, dishwasher, fully 42 — Building Supplies per hour, Bolton, part time. MANCHESTER - Four- MANCHESTER - Three- 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 , into a non-smoke, simply, ef you couldn’t afford. No RESTAURANT Phon^ 742-7308.______person. East Hartford (5on- groumf poof Wolverton Agency, carpeted. Call National 43 — Pels -Birds- Dogs fortlessly, permanently. Attend Call 649-7225. bedroom Colonial, 2V4 baths, bedroom Cape, new kitchen 44 — Livestock experience necessary. Call... Route 30, Vernon valescent Home, 745 Main HA EHKMENeit walnut paneled first floor fami Realtors, 6492813. Associates, 232-4549, or Doris a free preview meeting. 568- cabinets, dishwasher. Lot over Bourque 6491824, evenings. 45 — Boats & Accessories 280-4022 MACHINE OPERATOR - Some LAUNDRY MAN - Monday Street. S E L t . - ly room, spacious kitchen, with 200’ deep. Wall-to-wall fliarl 46 — Sporting Goods 9467. Serv/ces Ottered 47 — Garden Products working knowlege of machines through Saturday. 1 p.m. to 6 loads of cabinets and built-ins. carpeting, bus line. Only $28,- 31 DIETARY AIDES - Part-time, p.m. (Wednesday 7, a.m. to 4 EIGHT ROOMS, centrally FO R SALE by ow.ner, 48 — Antiques desirable but willing to train a GOOD HUMOR Impeccably maintained. 900. Pasek, Realtors, MLS, 289 SAGE DRIVE Manchester Ranch. Large tre ^ 49 — Wanted to Buy VITAMIN E 400'^i.u. J3.50 per experience helpful, but not p.m.). Apply in person. East located, new gas furnace. SHORT Order Cook, day work, person with good dexterity. Manicured lot in desirable 7475, 742-8243.' One year old custom designed SHARPENING Service - bottle 100s, three bottles $10. necessary. Hours required, 7 Hartford Convalescent Home, PAYROLL Owner asking $31,900. Call 649 lot, in stable neighborhood. Saws, knives, axes, shears, RENTALS Delivered to you, send check or full-time. Apply in Mrson only, Liberal fringe benefits. ICE CREAM Porter Street area. 60’s 9room Raised Ranch, large 6655. 'Three bedrooms, with 52 — Rooms to^ Rent a.m. to 8 a.m , 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., 745 Main Street. East Hartford. SUPERVISOR Warren E. Howland, Realtors, skates, rotaiy blades. Quick money order to Health Vitamin Howard Johnson's Restaurant, Dynamic Controls Corp., 8 START AT ONCE EAST HARTFORD - Three- cathedral ceiling living room fireplace, and paneled family 53 — Apartments lor Rent 394 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. 4 p.m. to 5;M p.m. Apply at 6491108. service. Capitol Equipment 54 — Homos lor Rent Co., 2759 Ellington Road, South Nutmeg Rd., South Windsor, EARN HIGH INCOME bedroom Ranch, breezeway, room, twin caiport, new fur- 289-6807. An Equal opportunity East Hartford Convalescent garaee, large lot. Two-story with fieldstone fireplace, Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. 55 — Business lor Rent Windsor, Conn. 06074. Call 64^ Home, 745 Main Street, East COUNTER GIRLS - Full-time This position requires ALL EXPENSES PAID lovely kitchen work area and COUNTRY PROPERTIES nance, new roof. $38,000. No Hour^ daily 7:395, Thursday 56 — Resort Property tor Rent 1775. MACHINIST - Able to set up employer. and part-time. Must be over 18, experience in payroll or MANCHESTER - Colonial, 3 building in rear. Close to Agents. Principals only, call 57 — Wanted to Rent Hartford. NO CASH BOND bedrooms, living room, dining family room with fireplace, 3 7 ^ 9 , Saturday, 7:30-4. 649 58 — Misc. lor Rant and operate bridgeports and be willing to work some timekeeping. Must have abili school, on bus line. Low 40’s 643-0751. lathes with minimumum super REQUIRED. HIGH LIBERAL room, kitchen. Only $30,900. 568-6926. or 4 b^room s, 2V4 bath9,'l$bn- EXECUTIVE HOME weekends. Apply in person ty to supervise other people ^ AUTOMOTIVE Bonda-Stocks-Mortgagea 8 vision. Five-years experience. CARPENTERS - finish after 6 p.m. Dairy Queen PERCENTAGE. AGE NO Frechette & Martin, Realtors, eled rec room. Deluxe built- 61 — Autos (or Sale SALES PERSONS carpenters, full time, good and work with them to Colonial on 3V4 cares, picturesque view of 50 VERNON - Six-room Cape with REWEAVING burns, holes. Exposure to tape milling a plus. Brazier, 242 Broad Street, BARRIER. DRIVER’S 6464144. MANCHESTER - Two-family ins, refrigerator, washer and In Manchester on 2 acres in [ 62 — Trucks (or Sale 80d salary. Call after 5, 643-7004. prepare the payroll for 375 mile radius. Large barn, rolling hills, $79,500. attached breezeway and gar Hppers, umbrellas repaired. 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale MORTGAGES, loans first se Liberal fringe benefits. Manchester. LICENSE ESSENTIAL duplex. Conveniently locate, dryer, 2-car garage, large lot, prime neighborhood. age. Stove and refrigerator in 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles cond, third. All kinds. Realty Dynamic Controls Corp, 8 WAREHOUSE HELPER employees. CHOICE TERRITORIES CIRCA 1778 Cape (?od, wide bus line. Only $31,900. Pasek, Window shades, Venetian $62,700. Refreshingly different with cluded. By owner, $34,500. 879 blinds. Keys. TV for rent. 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblte statewide. creoK rating un Nutmeg Rd., South Windsor, Full-Time and Part-Time GAS STATION attendant Hours: 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. boards, two baths, 6 1/2 rooms, ^ I t o r s , MLS, 2897475, 749 Homes MECHANICS - for large truck AVAILABLE. COLLEGE charm and privacy galore. Marlows, 867 Main St. 6495221. necessary. Reasonable. Con 289-6807. An equal opportunity needed, full-time, ^ply in per fleet, guaranteed year round fireplace, foyer, double *****••••••••••••••••••••••• J 66 — Automotive Service son. Gorins Sports Car, Talcott- Company paid fringe benefits STUDENTS APPLY FOR Built in 1955. Consisting of W 7 — Autos lor Rent-Lease fidential, Quick arrangements. employer. FAIRWAY Hutchins Agency, 649f UARR^nC0.JNC. Lota-Land tor Sale 24 ville. work with overtime. Call 643- including profit sharing. WEEKEND POSITIONS. eleven rooms, 4 baths, 6 MILLAR ’TREE Service, Inc. A Alvin Lundy Vgency. 527-7971. 2414. $95!ooO.°'“”‘' ^ Catalog Showroom APPLY ... 643-2692 . bedrooms plus butler’s pan- Hemoval, pruning, lot clearing 100 Constitu .on Plaza, Hart ■ MATURE WOMAN for doctor’s Apply to: 3 1/2 ACRES, horse paradise, 8ol>6rtO.MurUoch.l8dllor BUILDING LOTS - 3/4 to one 261 Broad Straat MAID wanted for motel work, DAILY A SATURDAYS 9-S seven room Colonial, 1 1/2 Ellington tij)^ laundry room, walk-in spraying.Fully insured! ford. Evenint I, 233-6879. office. Office routine plus medi Manchaatar, Conn. CHENEY RROTHERS C irM 1750, 9V4 rooms, 6 fireplaces, completely and acre, 150’ frontage, 300’ plus Licensed. Free estimates. care and insurance forms. Ap experience preferred. Full TM. 289-6251 large out buildings. cedar cloifeto, dressing alcove INC. IWACY 6 SKGUISION authentically restored, $117,000. ^ deep. Residential Manchester. Phone 6395345. Divorce MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd proximately three days weekly Call Mr. Lindsay, 646-0252 time. Apply Connecticut Motor FOR ONCE IN Hutchins Agency, 6495324. MANCHESTER - Oean 5 1/2 Call: off master bedroom. Many 646-1316 P hyllis Jackston, Lodge, 400 Tolland Tpke., 31 Coopw Hill StTMl GOOD HUMOR 3-bedroom, full dormer mortgages — interim financing and fill-in for vacations. Send Previous experience helpful, room home on beautiful treed Maryann Culllna, 633-1528 built-ins throughout entire Realtor. Manchester. ManchustM’, Conn. 06040 TWO-FAMILY, 6-6 Duplex, custom Cape, on 5 wooded CUSTOM MADE Draperies, Wasn^t Quite — expeditious and ci'nfidential resume to Box’’J ’’, Manchester but not necessary. Pleasant YOUR LIFE CORP. acre lot. Full basement, new Suzanne Shorts, house, den, large game room, very reasonable, work service, J.D. Re;.l Estate Herald. SULLIVAN AVE. - separate furnaces. Good acres, with a pond. First-floor Invaatmant Property 25 working conditions, excellent “Youll hav* M inMiM bath, one-car garage. Tim Moynihan 568-0678 walk-out to in-ground pool. guaranteed. Call anytime, 649 Enough Assoc. 646-1980. who Roods you” KENNEDY RD. revenue and location. High 30s. family room with fireplace, Immediate occupancy. Only Hot water heat with central P 4266. benefits, 5-day week, store TOOU^ GAUGE MAKERS Charles Lesperance, 6497620. aluminum siding, central ARB YOU a self-starter with discount, etc. SECY-RECEPTIONIST - 70% PART TIME - help wanted, South Windsor, Conn. $28,900. Call today. Keith Real air conditioning. Price, $110,- MANCHESTER - Handyman’s ANXIOUS about bills’ Need sales experience? We need you! JIG SORE OPERATOR receptionist work, previous vacuum system, 2 baths, lots Estate, 6464126, 6491922. special, 2.3 acres zoned in An Gqual opportuntty tmp/ojrar evenings and weekends, Mt. An Equal Opportunlly Emptoyar MANCHESTER - First i WATSON BEACH REAI ESTATE CO 000 firm. Shown by appoint TREE SERVICE (Soucier) MILWAUKEE, Wis. (U P I)- money for any reason? Second National company. $125 plus. (Tool Room Experience) experience desired. Vernon Dairy, 244 Broad Street, of paneling and carpeting ment only. dustrial. Has five-room Ranch Trees cut, trimmed or topped, In case Donald A. Helgerson mortgage loans arranged quick Full-time including three To $7280.00 Manchester. Must be over 18. Offering, excellent five-room throughout. Only 6 years old. MANCHESTER - BOLTON as income or office. LaPenta I^ c h , garage, two fireplaces, EALTORS J47-9139 stumps removed, fully insured. doesn’t know it, he will soon get ly - confidently. Call today, R. evenings. Call Mr. Davis, 646- COLLECTIONS CLERK - Apply in person. 60’s. line, 3-bedroom Cape, Agency, 6492440. Got a tree problem? Well worth Top Rates, Plus Overtime . Collections background needed tiled plastered walls, oil the word from the Milwaukee Burke Realtor. 429-6471 2637 or 646-5798. RN for physician’s office, Mon Bualneaa Opportunlly 14 fireplaced living room with • rofeaaional Real Estate Service a phone call. 742-8252. day, Tuesday, Thursday, and Benefits. - accurate typing. heat, oak flooring, com WARREN L HOWUND wall-to-wall carpet, kitchen hu- PHILBRICK MANCHESTER, 8-room County Clerk of Courts; He’s To $6780.00 APPLIANCE Salesman - ••••••••••••••a CLERK - Accounts payable, Friday 9-6, Saturday, 9-1. 8f2- binations. Excellent lot, with Realtor 643-1108 new oven and range, beautiful for more than 45 years aluminum sided building on dead. LEGAL SECRETARY - Good Experienced, top pay, group in MANCHESTER - Pizza house, Money ’TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving some bookkeeping or accounts 8321. MANCHESTER TOOL fully eouipped. Priced to sell. babbling brook, city utilities. condition. $36,900. Wolverton East Center Street. First floor, Legally, that is. □ EMPLOYMENT typing and steno, wide variety surance and fringe benefits. Built by Ansaldi. $37,500. large appliances, cleaning payable experience experience. Liberal of duties. Bemie’s TV, Tri-city Plaza, Owner has other interests. For Agency, Realtors, 6492813, 2 0 0 former dental office, amesited cellars and attics, also some Helgerson, of Immokalee, & DESIGN, INC. Charles Lesperance, 6497620. fringefringe„ b«benefits.__ efits. DDynamic yi____ Con- ABLE,WILING, pleasant Salary Open details call Stanley Agency, 646- parking lot, ideal professional tree work done. 644-1775. ■ ‘ mother s helpfK to live-in at Vernon, Phone 242-5517. Fla., recently wrote Clerk of Help Wanted trols Corp., 8 Nutmeg Rd., TRAFFIC CLERK - Rating 3618. MANCHESTER - 4-family in location ..... Martens Agency, 13 shore all summen. Call 232-2131. 130 HARTFORD RD. HEBRON (8 miles out) - Super Realtors, 6492550. Courts Francis X. McCormack, South Windsor, 289-6807. Aii and ^eduling experience AIR-CONDITIONING and center of town. Excellent condi clean 5 1/2 room Ranch with LIGHT ’Trucking - Odd jobs, asking to knoww when his wife TOOLMAKER, machinist, equal opportunity employer^ 649-5263 requir«pGood potential. refrigeration service man. tion with four rooms each heated family room, three MANCHESTER - $31,900, six cellars and attics cleaned, had divorced him. McCormack lathe operators. Must be able to IF YOU enjoy] greeting the To $6760.00 Tired of ladder and tool box? apartment. Excellent estate bedrooms, country size kitchen, room Colonial, IVi baths, dead lawns mowed, small tree work. set-up and work from public and c^n assume full DRAFTING CLERK - File, We need an inside man as ser builder, $58,900. Wolverton end street, trees, privacy. Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. said Helgerson indicated he light typing, diversified duties, 1 1/2 baths.Only $33,000. Resort Property .27 blueprints. Minimum three- FRIENDLY ICE CREAM responsibility for the operation BOOKKEEPER - Male vice manager-diMatcher. Full Agency, Realtors, 6492813. Wolverton Agency, Realtors Hutchins Agency, 6 4 8 ^ 4 . thought this would have been a of our office, we are interested work experience needed. □EDUCATION likely development, since he years experience. Apply at Now accepting applications preferred. Experienced in all To $5500.00 time position. CNB, Blue Cross, 6492813. CHATHAM, MASS, -'two CUSTOM made draperies and Paragon Tool Co., Inc., 121 in you. General procedures in .phases of ______bookkeep Must be etc. Call Woodcock Refrigera The REALTOR MANCHESTER - Nine rooms, bedspreads, wide selection of for part-time employment. had deserted his family in 1950. cluding simplified bookkeeping, SECRETARY — Good typing MANCHEjS’TER - Brand new bedroom cottage, flreplacCj Adams Street, Manchester. Must be available to midnight. capable, dependable and able to and steno. Bookkeeping a plus, tion Company, 644-1511. Private Inatructlona 18 aluminum sided 6-room MAIN STREET, Talcottville. four bedrooms, large lot, large furnished, heat, walk to fabrics. CaU 6491786 a i f ^ e . pricing, and correspondence. take responsibility of super pleasant office. Seven-room home with up to bam, two-car garage. RB zone, McCormack checked and Some expereince helpful. Five- Colonial with three generous beaches, stores. Asking $^,000. SCHOOL Bus Drivers - Apply in person vising small office staff.Hrer- To $8760.00 HANDYMAN - full time, SEWING INSTRUCTIONS - four bedrooms, huge kitchen central, many extras. Man 643-6777, 643-0768. ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan found Helgerson’s wife had day week. Hours flexible. For bedrooms, large living room possibilities. $39,900. F Manchester area. Wanted im 435 MAIN STREET manent employment. Fringe SECRETARY — Busy office - mature person, good starting Dressmaking or tailoring. All with fireplace, completely with oven, range and 7. eling, rec rooms, offices, done more. She had had a court appointment phone 643-0255. good skills much people and Spilecki, Realtor, 6492121. mediately, over 25 preferred. benefits. Phone for appoint salary, excellent fringe basic steps including pattern carpeted, 1 1/2 baths, refrigerator, large dining room. Reel Estate Wanted 28 household repairs, yard work. declare her husband legally MANCHESTER phone work. Phone 649-4594. Will Tram. Call 643-2414. ment, 1-423-4593 or 643-8021. benefits, On bus line, apply in adjustments. Small classes. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Good buy at $34,900. Wolverton dead in 1965. An Equal Opportuntty Employor To $7800.00 H O M E B U Y IN G information. ASSEMBLERS - Soldering Central Connecticut Co-op., 85 Fee Paid person. East Hartford (Con Reasonable rates. M3-^6. 6492813. Agency, Realtors, 6492813. SELLING your home or PART TIME handyman experience on printed ciecuit Milk Street, Willmantic. valescent Home, 745 Main Stop in or we will mail free acreage? For prompt friendly TWO HANDY men want varie McCormack said he planned mechanic, repairs on small in FULL-TIME cashier, days. boards and harnesses desirable If you fit any of Uiese. let Betsy show Street. MANCHESTER - 6-room copy. Hayes Corporation, 55 service, call Louis Dimock ty of jobs, raking rolling, to send Helgerson a copy of the dustrial equipment and motors. Apply in person. Treasure City, but will train. Liberal fringe SERVICE Station attendant you how you are needed. Colonial with three bedrooms ;jEast Center Street. 6490131. Realty, 6499823. . liming, fertilizing, mowing pronouncement of his death Call 649-5334. Manchester Parkade, benefits. Dynamic Controls and experienced mechanic. Phone Betsy today af family style kitchen with pan lawns, attics, cellars cleaned Corp. 8 Nutmeg Rd., South Full or part-time. Apply in per □ REAL ESTATE SHOWER OF VALUES Reasonable rates, 6495305. with this note, ^‘1 don't know if R IT A Q IR L RN’s - LPN’s try, dining room, 2-car garage, Lots-Land tor Sale 24 ALL CASH for your property NURSES AIDE - 3 p.m. to 11 DELIVERY and stock clerk, Windsor, 289-6807. An equal op son, Clarke Motor Sales, Route S31,000-5t4 room RanchOon- move-in condition. Only $34,900 you are aware of it. but accor 646-3441 within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, ding to our records, you're ^m ., part-time or full-time. steady work, Monday- Friday, portunity employer. 6, Bolton. (A ll Sh nte Homea For Sale 23 do. 2 bedrooms, batjis, Wolverton Agency, 6492813. instant service. Hayes Agency, PDQ PRINTERS - Post Road Excellent wages and benefits. For Manchester Distributor. dead. We respectfully request family room, carport, fully 6490131. Plaza, Vernon. Letterheads, Manchester Manor Nursing Must have good driving record. ARTS AND Crafts NURSES' AIDES COLUMBIA - owner, six- you contact your attorney to re Cu sto m built, air-conditioned, carpeted, air conditioned. By envelopes, bills, quick copy, Home, 385 West Center Street, Phone 643-2626. between 8 a.m - BAKERY MECHANIC demonstrators needed. Part- GENERAL Machinist - Over (All Shitte) room Raised Ranch, 1 1/2 WE WILL buy your house. Call establish yourself." California Ranch. Fireplaced $32,(K)0-9room Cape. 3 bed wedding invitations. Xeroxing. Manchest* r. 646-0129. 5 p.m. time or fuli-time. No collecting, time, paid holidays, excellent Full and part-time positions living room, formal dinitIR baths, 2-car garage, fireplaced anytime, Hutohins Agency, 8794819. rooms, dining room, eat-in Excellent opportunity for no delivering. Call 872-8663,875- insurance benefits. Metronics, available. Many benefits, room, modern kitchen with" 1 family room, 2 1/2 acres. Many Realtors, 6495^4. GIRL FRIDAY - parbtime as 9722, or 633-9023. experienced mechanic for our Inc., Route 6 and 44-A, Bolton. hospitalization, medical and dining area, family room, three kitchen, carpeting. 16x32’ in extras. $43,500. 228-0436, after 6 OQIWOBS - You name it - we needed, after senool hours newly remodeled and large bedrooms, fourth mssi- ground pool. p.m. SELLING your house? Call us do it. Phone John at 643-2097 or Phone M3-1442. life insurance. Liberal sick enlarged bakery. Must have WAITRESSES - Full-time CAB DRIVER - We have a full ble. 2-car garage. Beautifully $34,900—7-room Colonial Con first and we’ll make you a cash Andy at 872-2385. work. Apply in person only, time, holiday and vacation some electrical background. time opening, for a night driver landscape] grounds. Marion E. do. 3 bedrooms, 2H baths, REDUCED. Here’s a 7-room offer. One day service. T. J. WAITRESS and cocktail Howard Johnsbn, 394 Tolland starting at 3 p.m. You will policy. We are one of the Raised Ranch you must see. Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. family room, fully carpeted, Crockett, Realtor, 6491577. ,,LAWN SERVICE - Complete waitress. Experienced. Phone Excellent wages and free Tpke., Manchester. cover East Hartford and largest health care centers in I Sparkling country kitchen, '•'mowing, raking, yards cleaned. benefit program. air conditioned. mornings, 872-8624, ask for skip. Manchester. If you are depen America". Drop in and see us> $19,900 FIVE rooms, 1 1/2 fireplaced living room, 4 THIS BROKER is working hard Summer contracts available. HANDYMAN for light, clean dable, with a clean driving Contact E. Kumik, RN baths, stove, refrigerator, gar- $35,000-2-Family, 44. 2 bed bedrooms. Lovely game room. WINDHAM— 20 Acres with for a quick sale. List your Free estimates. Senior citizen PART TIME lunch waitresses, physical work, 8 a.m. to 12 record, we want to talk to you. age, two acres. Hutchins Agen rooms, 2-car garage, alumi Over two acres treed land. pond, $11,000. property with us. Call Hagler discounts. 643-0304. This is the apply Mister Steak," 244 Center f ir s t IS a t io n a l noon, daily. Steady work. Phone East Hartford Cab Co., 107 NIEADOWS cy, Realtors, 6495324. num siding, private street. Excellent closet space and KILLINGLY— 52 Acres, high, Real Estate, 649^24. Street. mornings only, 649-0072. Burnside Ave., East Hartford. / more. Only $39,900. (:all today, STORES, INC. CONVALESGENT GOITER $39,900-2-Family, 5-5, 2 bed wooded, $88,000. STEVEN EDWARDS Contrac season lor Keith Real Estate," 6491922 Park and Oakland Avanuaa 333 Bldwall Straat MANCHESTER - Well cared rooms, dining room, 2-car LEBANON—40 Acres, part ting Agency - Painting, interior- MECHANIC - Long established 6464126. exterior, carpentry, small jobs, East Hartford Manchaatar, Conn. for ten room oversized Cape in garage. Good income. Own tillable, $40,000. and well equipped general gar country setting, only five masonry and cement work, BLACK An Eqiul Opportunlly Emplortr 647-9194 Also farm houses, etc. □ MISC. SERVICES age needs a seasoned car and minutes from center of town. er will help with financing. fences, tilUng for gardening, CARPENTER ANTS truck mechanic for its staff. FRONT-END MECHANIC Wall-to-wall carpeting. avoicefor America’s property owners $41,900—5-room Raised Ranch Many listings to tree work, no job too small, for Good wages and fringe benefits BOLTON LAKE AREA choose from. any household job call tor es In addition to being Terrific opportunity for an experienced WANTED - Fuel oil driver, full Separate three room apart immaculate, must be seen. Services Offered 31 References. Mellen White & WE have some real nice elderly ment. Priced in the mid^ 40s. Free Catalogue timate, 649-1590 between 8 a.m. unsightly and unsanitary. Palshaw. 107 Burnside Ave., mechanic. Advancement, fringe benefita, and time, benefits and insurance. Sunken living room with $27,900 people who need a real nice per Call us to see this’fine listing. T. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, and 7 p.m. Biack Ants excavate East Hartford, Conn. good working condltlona. Phone M9-8158. W hen the real estate property owners of America talk, REALTO RS® listen beamed cathedral cfeillng, Four-room Cape, breezeway, son to look after them and have J. Crockett, Realtor, 6491577, partially finished rec robm fireplaces, flagstone terraces, extensive galleries in wood And do something about what they hear. R E A L T O R S are speaking out in garage, tool shed, well fun doing it. Pay and hours Apply In peraon - Service Dept. CONCRETE Construction with fireplace. GTROUT REALTY concrete repairs, inside and LICENSED Rest Home - with to serve as nesting places NOW accepting applications for good.'Call 649-2358 for details. situated on near acre lot. Call Hiliron 228-0110 24 hour nursing supervision. full time or part time days, also Laborer. Phone 875-1103 after 6 Washington and in state and local governments to help ease property taxes, outside. Reasonably priced and may cause extensive $44,900-7-room Ranch, 3 bed Marlene Trares, 688-6105 or 643-0851. Certified recreation program, part time evenings. Apply p.m. , niortgage money problems 6Uid more. Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233 damqge to your home. SECREITARY Wanted. Apply in DILLON SALES & SERVICE MANCHESTER rooms, 22x22’ family room ambulatory residents. $ll. per Burger King, 467 Center Street. writing, to Conn. Wildcats Pro 319 MAIN STREET off kitchen, dining room, 9 Real Estate Wanted day. Telephone Administrator, LEATHER Cutters, See a R E A LT O R when you need guidance in any real estate transaction or help J. WATSON BUGH 28 Real Estate Wanted 28 Soccer, 1047 Main Street, MANCHESTER experienced and qualified car garage. Aluminum sid St. Anthony Home, Rockville. HOUSEKEEpER - good star Manchester, Conn., 06040. STATELY COLONIAL with a real estate proUem. 8799121. ting salary, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. trainees. Liberal benefits. Top ing. Acre wooded lot. REAL ESTATE Ca Five day week including one wages. Charter Oak Apparel, ELECTRONIC technician, Lovely three-bedroom, center LAWNMOWERS repaired and weekend day. Liberal fringe (Barridon Building), 14()7 Park More Ulan FOREST HILLS experienced in audio-amplifier Street, Hartford. hallway Colonial in prime New homes ready to decorate sharpened, pick-up and benefits. On bus line. Apply in and digital circuits. Salary Porter^ School area. First areal estate delivered, Call C arpal! now for ..arson. East Hartford Con and save from rising building 11 What is your Property Worth? dependant on experience. Gp- MATURE Woman - Needed to floor family room and laundry broker. your spring tuneup. 643-5305. valescent Home, 745 Main porutunity with a growing com OFFICE7 POSITION CalebratG tha fraadom of ownorship costs. Wo will inspect your property and suggest Street, East Har^rd. learn portrait sales, earn $125- o ff th e kitchen, two for a Preventive Maintenance program pany. 646-8100. Automobile dealership has opening tor woman with 7 RM. Ranch, 3 bedrooms (3) MANCHESTER - By owner, an asking price. (No obligation.) $175 weekly, national company, fireplaces, basement rec 8 RM. Colonial 4 bedrooms (1) priced for ouick sale, lovely six- LET US cultivate a closer tie typing ability and good figure aptitude. Pleaaant working sales experience helpful but not REALTOR® WEEK April 21-27 Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY!!! BAR MAIDS - Experienced. room, 2-car garage. Well n o m Ranch. Large living room between you and the good SALES PERSON wanted for conditions. 40-hour week. Apply at: necessary, hospitalization and 7RM. Split, 3 bedrooidFd) Phone mornings, 872-8624, ask appliance and furniture depart landscaped and private lot. Other Models Starting ^ n !' with fireplace, dining room, earth. For reasonable roto- for Skip. life insurance. Call Mr. Brown, Low 50s. eat-in rkitchen, 3 bedrooms, tilling, phone 6491993. ment. Experienced preferr^. 646-2637. REALTORS — MLS 649-9240 40-hour week, three evenings in ThoHANCHESnR MULTIPLE LISTIN6 SERVICE, wall-to-wall throughout, at PASEK PART TIME-help, planting cluded. Draw or commission. tached garage, fenced lot in ROTO-TILLING, for gardens or trees, transportation provided S&S BUICKy INC. OLAN MILLS needs Inc. mce residential area. $33,900. 289-7475 -r- 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford new lawns. Phone 649-0706 after Liberal benefits, employee dis- housewives,. college students, -----|| 646-1180 Call 633-1874, 6-8 p.m. 81 ADAMS STREET e MANCHESTER WARREN L HOWUND 6494043. ’ 742-8243 — Twin Hill Dr., (kiventry 4 p.m. BLISS EXTERMINATORn m CO., INC. ^PP'y T. Grant Co, high school students, anyone - In cooporspon with tha Willijhantic Plaza, WillimanUc, PHONE 649-4571 earn up to $4. an hour in REALTDIIS 643-1100 Manchaatar Board ol Rasitora REALTOR® Mem ber NeUonal Aeeoc. of Real BeUte Boa nU also mem- The Oldest & Largest in Conn. - PART TIME; janitorial work, Mrs. Roy. An equal opportunity IRERRin AGENCY PLYMOUTH U N E - six room mornings. Call 649-5334. telephone sales. Call Mr. John her of Uie Hartford, Manchester and Venxm MuUple Uat. HDMELINE Floor cleaning employer. ^ I REALTOH Garrison Colonial, fireplace, 1 Ing Service. son, 646-7357. 1/2 baths, principals only. 649 company, for residential and 5448. commercial, call 649-1590 between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. c X.
P m g l G H T E E l ^ - ^ ^ EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon. Anril m ,07i BENJY ------^------BY JIM BERRY A p a rtm u f For Rmt 83 Ap»r1m0nt$ For Ron! i T F R R l ^ ! B3 Autoa For Sala Tf6 AWRJI-, a io I t h p / k j n y jtonefaester. Conn., Bton.; April 22, 1974 - PAGE NINETEEN N o r p i IT FOUR ROOWB, second floor, &U 6 ! J COULPIJ'T e a s t HARTFORD - Modem B U G S B U N N Y A'AfJT A N / PU/US ^A$ CU5$Ff? c0> stove, refrigerator, hot'water, OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN one-bedroom apartment, &ETINTOTHF AfZOlJfJp ifj convenient location. Two *SO T h ' BkS 0RDWN BEAR OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE P I^ A U & e O F carpeting, air-conditioning, adults. |112 m onthly plus ^SAYs r T H ' U 'L WHITE MBRARV! appliances. Available Im^ W AITLL WU lA O C O F security. 643-7094, 4:30 to^:30 B U N Is iY l, StJgGS l-fT fiO OF AAV FEET B e- mi^iately. Security remilred. VYHO YOUR F U N 7 5 ! Pm ^- Yr\W /\// FORE W GALOSHES LET 6 0 ^ \ 1155. Superintendent 569- ^ . V/CTOK y / liS ti______OW M E jU X JK A T 7 H ' Ma n c h e s t e r - Modem two THREE BEDROOM apart- W pH T SIDE—7HIWGS AILfT SHE'S LI8£RATin^-'.J .... bedroom Townhouse, heat, hot A U . S a d - m y s h o e s a r e t h e M EN'S living room, kitchen, |170 STILL CLEAM/ appliances, carpeting, OT 1- $A A B t o u r n a m e n t .' private basement with laundry ★ OURTEOUS n E n ilST ★ hwk-up, nice yard and garage. *™aJWy. Stephens Realty LARGE one bedroom apart d4D"1267. I ^CHESTER MOTOR SUES ment, lots of closets, hardwood floors, eat.in kitchen, private Slnr Un It IhitM H3-1S11 Serv/ces Ottand FOUR ROOM and five-room Bulldlng-Contnctlng 33 *******••••••••••••••••••••• entrance. Available May l, •••••••••••••••••••••###«»#« apartments, Uled bath, heat, 1160. monthly. Chll 646-8116 hot water included, newly O be. „ MANNING RUG cleaning com after 7 p.m. Id. toi us to. ai V- 4SKtm. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - □ MISC. FOR SALE lira VpLKSWAGENf acellM t JUNK CARS removed free. pany, specializing in steam remodeled. Middle-age adults. new homes custom built, □ RENTALS Security deposit, references, no condiflon, |2,025. Call 742-6567. Call Joey, Tolland Auto ^ y , MICKEY nN N cleaning of wall-to-wall ArUcloo lor Solo MANCHESTER- - Two- remodeled, additions, rec 41 ^ rk in g , 11 1/2A and B 528-1990. BY HANK LEONARD carpeting. Reasonable rates. rooms garages, kitchens “eoroorn, isolated end of PAIR C78xl4 tires, mounted - Free estimates. 742-7165. ^oooT Street, across from East building apartment, wrap remodeled, bath tile, cement ALUMINOM sheets used as Side Rec, near Main. balanced on Mustang rims. 200 Trucka tor Sala 62 BUT WHAT WILL IT DO Rootna lor Ron! $2 arounf view, balcony, YEAH A work. Steps, dotjners. Residen- thick, miles, 335. Call 742-&67. TO HIS ROMANCE WITH - H E ’S cathedral beamed ceiling,'pool, I M GLAD THAT LANCE AND I KNOW ROTO-TILLING. home gar Ual or commercial. Call 649- aSx32 . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. 474 MAIN ST. three rooms, TOYOTA 1971, half-ton pick-up, ACCEPTED THE NOMINA GILBERT GRABIOALL'S R E A L L Y 4291. PLEASANT room, gentleman sauna baths, tennis courts, HE'LL BE AN DAU G H TERjy dens, flower beds. Yards, attics Phone 643-2711. heated, family unit, 3I6O. Call 9- M969 CHEVELLE - 2-door hard- new tires, nice condition. TION! I THOUGHT HE IN A only, call 649-14^ w e ^ days community building facilities. E X C E LLE N T and basements cleaned. 5, 646-2426. VP. automatic transmission, Economical service vehicle. WM AN OUTSTANDING CONGRESS- BINP.f SOMEWHERE ELSE/ NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 after 5 p.m., weekends ®*®®llent maintenance. power steering and brakes. Call PROSECUTING ATTORNEV' Reasonable rates. 646-7644 after CARPENTRY - Porches, gar- anytime. Bargain price. 31,695. 6488847. 5 p.m. ages, additions, bathrooms, cents each. Inquire side door. MANCHESTER - New unusual M 7 ^ f Manor Apartments, after 6 p.m. 646-6494. kitchens, hdpses, repairs. Free Manchester Evening Herald. one-bedroom townhouse, full 1965 INTERNATIONAL Scout, estimates. Small jobs. Stephen 1 ^ IMPALA, 2-door hardtop, cKwaLi THE VMORRy WART STOP SMOKING for life. The THE THOMPSON House- private basement. Front and Awheel drive, 4 cylinder, |22S. Martin, 646-7295. WE BUY and sell used fur MANCHESTERivAniNVOCiO____ - Three-room...... V8, automatic, positraction, amazing PDI program is Cottage Street, centrally rear entrances. Patio. Includes Call after 5:30 p.m, 742-6211. niture. Cash on the line. One apartment,'"‘ment, convenient loca-loca rear defogger, good gas guaranteed to transform you Iwatm, large, pleasantly fur heat, appliances and carpeting. m a s o n CO N TR A C TO R - piece or an entire housefull. tion, appliances, heat, hot mileage, phone 643-Sso. into a non-smoker, simply, ef nished rooms, parking. Call 649- ^ 5 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, Motarcyclaa-Bleyelaa $4 CAPTAIN EASY Plastering, custom built stone 646-6432. Furniture Bam, 345 water,, parking. —3145 monthly. fortlessly, permanently. Attend 2358, for overnight and perma Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021 BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE or brick fireplaces, chimney Main Street Rear, behind 643^)030, 649-3175.1175. * a free preview meeting. 568- nent guest rates, THE AAcKEB 9467. repair, block and cement work. Douglas Motor Sales. 1974 KAWASAKI KX-250 149 OAKLAND Street - Two THREE ROOMS, heat, hot Motocrosser. Only ridden the EX.PEDITIOW New or old. Free estimates. E. A N D T H E IR J ^ TOUCH OF 2 WIDOW AGE 37 wishes compa- room heated apartment, first water, appliances, storage, one hour break-in period. Best NAU5 EA„.ueH! IT SOUNDS CASH Registers and adding Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. CLEAN USED refrigerators, floor, 3110. Call 646-2428,9 a.m. PRIZE'TRORHY to share apartment. Phone parking, porch. 3150. plus offer. Call 872-2540. ARE MOBBED k i d d i e BOOK- machines. - Sales, service, ranges, automatic washers, 525*3906. to 5 p.m. Ctam, UtN Modal MP HER a d o r a b l e TIMOTHY J. Connelly Carpen- with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s 64M 7«^’ evenings. ON LANDING ^ W I L P - eiRL BIKINI' 1 supplies. 15 years experience, LOW COST motorcycle in tey and General Contrapmig. A llia n ces, 649 Main St, 643- PRISCILLA’S POP INTHEUGA. formerly with NCR, Free LARGE THREE ROOM apart USED CARS surance, immediate blnriing Estimates. C.R.S. Company, .Residential and commercTal GENTLEMAN to share four ment, kitchen, living room, BY AL VERMEER TopPHowPiM'* See us for your needs, C r o c ^ t FROM Coventry, 742-6381. Whether It be a small repair room apartment, swimming bedroom, 3140 monthly. Call 1- FArJUmakoi Agency, 643-1577. M R . B O T T S job, a custom built home or SCREENED Loam, gravel, pool, color TV, washer-dryer, 6664)067 or 1 - ^ 5 ^ SPRING CLEAN Up, brush an^^thing in between, call 646- processed gravel, sand, stone, near highway, 875-1333. Homaa lor Rant 84 and fill. Grorge H. Griffing, CMna CHEVROLET 1 HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- removed, lawns raked and w le s , parts and accessories. prepared. Windows washed, Inc., 742-7886. LIGHT Housekeeping room. 456 1/2 MAIN STREET - 6 . i MASONRY w o r k - Brick, I^MalnStraol M ^ Expert service. Harley- CTtters repaired, light trucking. stove refriuerafor,' linens rooms, family unit, security. 2 block and stone. New work and Davidson Safes, 49 Park Street. RICH, CLBSn loam, 5 yards, iro^ded. 801 Main Street. 649- 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. Hartford. 247-9774. |25 plus tax. Also sand, stone, PRESIDENTIAL avel, pool and patio sand. 643- VIUARE APTS. Bualnaaa lor Rant 88 MOTORCYCLE Insurance • |T» an 1)1. w M ANY TYPE Carpentry and Lowest rates available, MANCHESTER 1966 DODGE Charger, good Painting-Paporing 32 masonsonry work, aadditions and STORAGE Warehouse - 10,500 ^mediate binding. Prompt STEVE CANYON and LOAM, topsoil, fill, gravel for Read Herald Ads engine, good tires, needs a little ------remodeling.jg. FreeFree to,estimates. A. square feet, platform level. Claim service. Call Clarke In BY MILTON CANIFF sale. Excavating, septic*; sewer One and two bedrooms. work. Call 872-0786 or see at 108 J.P. LEWIS & Son custom Squillacote, 649-0811. Stock Place, rear. Attractive surance Agency, 643-1126. work. Latulippe Brothers, Inc., Near schcxils, churches West Main St, Rockville. decorating, interior and' rental Brokers protected. Call ------646-5114, 742-9477. Apartmenta For Rant S3 522-3114. r WfEETVeulZE•... ~ B E C A U S E exterior, paper hanging. Fully RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnay and shopping center, on EXPERT bicycle repairs, all ■ ^ 00 YOU THINkY sWUSH' if I W ANT^ 34 1968 CORONET 500, two door CRAZVi BUT: I i x - WANT ID KNOW insured. 649-9658. WE HAVE customers waiting bus line. Call anytime. makes, models and speeds. LHOWTHEStoRV STCV ^LL TURN-ID I DEVIL'S ADVOCATE MUST SELL - Colonial couch 460 MAIN STREET - Ideal for hardtop, gold, black vinyl roof, IQ ! FOR CONSOWTIOn / l i t TALK H WE INSTALL Aluminum for the rental of your apartment Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, t COMES tWTf and matching chair, red pepper 6 4 6 - 2 8 2 3 ^ condition, 3595. Phone 87^ GRADUATE Students, five siding, storm windows, doors, store, office etc. 3160. Call 646- Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- color, 3350 firm. Call 649^51. or home. J.D. Real Estate 2426, 9-5. years professional training. gutters, awnings, canopys, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 2098. Very reasonably priced. Free roofing. Spring special, **********•••••••••••••••••• CLEANING RAGS - recycled THREE Air-conditioned offices ^ MGB, engine just rebuilt, estimates. Phone 643-8634. aluminum storm windows in LOOKING for anything iix real II Campers. Trs/ters cotton diapers, 89 cents per RDCKVILLE - Modern 2- for rent, choice location, ample 29 miles per gairlion, 3800 — or best Mob/fe stalled, 317.88. Turnpike TV estate rental — apartments, Homaa 88 pound, cotton wiping rags, 38 bedroom duplex, basement, off-street parking. Under 35 per offer. 643-4534 COLLEGE Graduate students Home Improvements, 649-3406. homes, multiple dwellings, no cents per pound, 20 pound appliances, available May 1st. square foot. Contact John H. available for exterior and in fees. Call J.D. Real Estate S’TOP paying high rent, own minimum order. Phone Security required. 1180. Lappen, Inc., 649-5261 for 1968 PLYMOUTH terior painting. Six years BIDWELL Home Improvement Associates, Inc. 646-1980. your own mobile home, just 33,- Manchester Sheltered Eastern, details. BARRACUDA, chrome wheels, experience. Fully insured. Free Co. Expert installation of Workshop, 646-5718. 995. Ready live In. 10 year estimates. Call our com to aluminum siding, gutters and THREE room ground floor Qio?*’ ’ Phone financing available. New and petitors, than call us, 649-7034. NEWER two family, 1 1/2 Rasort Proparty used homes, priced to sell. trims. Roofing installation and TWO 55-GALLON steel oil apartment, heat, hot water, For Rant repairs. 649-64^, 875-9109. teths, appliances, 124 Florence 88 Trades welcome. Plaza Homes, drums with stands. 14” GM stove, refrigerator, parking, Street, 3200 monthly. Call 643- 1963 FORD CONVERTIBLE INSIDE - Outside painting. bus line, 3150. 643-6311. comer 44A and 195, Mansfield. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, wheels; 15” Ford wheels. 2282 or 644-8896. TWO NEW chalets. Lake Win- food running condiUon, 3100 or Special rates for people over M. Phone 643-2880. 1;429-28G. Quality homes Fully insured. Estimates given. roofing, storm windows, aw nipesaukee. New Hampshire, “ It offer. Phone 649-7062. sensibly priced. THREE-ROOM furnished ROCKVILLE - Large, modem private beach, walking dis Call 649-7863. ® nings. Quality workmanship, apartment, utilities. Suitable f ^ estimates. Fully insured. GATOR TANDEM 4-wheel boat one-bedroom apartment, tance. Nicely furnished. Over THE FUNTSTONES trailer, brakes, electric power one person or couple. 224 BY HANA-BARBERA A Il^E R IO R - EXTERIOR pain- 872-9187, 649-3417. Mrpeted, air-conditioned, dis sized fireplace. One sleeps 7, Automothra Sarvlea A u to m a ta a n le a winch, excellent condition. Will Charter Oak Street, 643-8368. 88 8 ‘ **’ ***88 ting, insured, eyierienced, hwasher, range and one sleeps 10. Dates going handle up to 24’ boat. 875-1554 refrigerator. Available May quickly, 646-5566. reasonable rates. For free es ROOFING — Specializing ROCKVILLE - three room repairing roofs, new roofs, 643-6266. 1st. Security required. 3160 — timate, call Peter Tilley, 742- apartment, heat, hot water, . 6117. gutter work, chimneys, cleand Eastern, 6468250. Wantad to Rant 57 NIGHTCRAWLERS - 35 cents a stove and refrigerator, and repaired. 30 years carpeted living room, 3145. dozen, 3 dozen for 31. 60 Cooper FURNISHED THREE-room MOT^HER with two clpldren NUTMEG PAINTING - Coriaty experience. Free estimates. Adults only, no pets, security Howley, 643-5361. Hill Street, Manchester. apartment, heat, hot water, air- wants three bedroom rent, 3180 & Gamache. Experienced in in deposit required. Parking for conditioner. 3155 monthly. with utilities. Call 6464)719. terior, exterior, residential and one car. Call 643-9678. 12x24 POOL, all accessories, Phone 643-917L c^ m e rcia l. Fully insured, 643- ROSSI ROOFING, siding excellent condition, 3200. Phone P chimneys, gutters, free es- 649-3065. MANCHESTER - New duplex, 3 timates. Fully insured. Days MANCHESTER - One and two- dedared b^room s, living room, large evenings, 529-8056. Paul bedroom apartments, air- PETER BELLIVEAU Paintin COW MANURE - 314 and 37 kitchen, stove, dishwasher, 1 - Experienced and insured. Cosgrove 643-5364. conditioned, carpeting, loads, delivered. Gardens 1/2 baths, wall-to-wall, base appliances, playground and Autoa For Bala $1 war on , . Painting, papering, ceilings, rototilled or plowed. 649-8731 m ent, 3250 plus security n big or small jobs. Phone M3- BARRETT HOME Improve lool. From 3170. Call after 6 p.m. ^ h e t t e & hiartin. Realtors, § NEED CAR? Credit bad’’ 1671. ment Company, aluminum MO"4144. luperintendant 646-5740 or siding, make your home look Eastern 646-8250. Bankrupt? Repossessed? waste! ANTIQUE BENGAL gas stove Honest Douglas accepts lowest PAPER HANGING and ceiling like new. Save fuel with in MANCHESTER - Newer two in good working condition. THREE ROOM apartment, down, smallestII— * - - rments. painting. Neat work. sulated backing, Kaiser, Alcoa bedroom Townhouse, private Phone 643-5696 after 5 p.m. first floor, heat, not water, Douglas Motors, lin. Save fuel. . . save moneyl Reasonable rates. Phone 643- products. Complete trim. Save entrances and patio, full base stove, refrigerator, laundry good money and get a.job done ment, includes heat. right by local cj’ffftsman. 307 ENGINE parts, everything facilities. 3165 per month, lease AUTO INSURANCE - compare WIN AT BRIDGE but block. Approximately 13,000 appliances, and carpeting.3240 and security. 643-4884. IT’S SPRINQ8 NT0 -SAVINQS TEACHERS have saved {■ inancing available. Roger G our low rates. For a telephone miles, phone 643-8887 per month. Paul W. Douga;an. quotation call Mr. Dolin at 646 TIME AT. . . homeowners 20-50% on quality to^.l.eb,terLan,,fello„, Realtor, 643-4535, or 646-1021. house painting. Fourteen years MANCHESTER - 3-bedroom More than suspenders needed STOP SMOKING for life. The duplex. Available May 1st. ^^■■ience, fully insur^. 643- FIRST FLOOR, two-family 7 The bidding has been: 22 Haating-Plumbing 38 amazing PDI program is Security required. 3190 SAVE - Buy rebuilt engines a trump from dummy and rooms, country kitchen, con Jim; “ How about some arti West North East South guaranteed to transwrm you Eastern 646-8250. from Lloyd’s Auto Parts, 191 finessed his jack. After that into a non-smoker, simply, ef venient location, no pets. Phone cles on slam hands. We might !♦ Pass ■ 1? B O ^ I Heating and Plumbing Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- the bad trump break didn’t INTERIOR-EXTERIOR pain fortlessly, permanently. Attend 649-1677. 1558. concentrate on slams missed Pass 3 ? Pass - Prompt, courteous service. SECOND FLOOR, five-room hurt. He made his slam.” ting, free estimates. Phone 646- and misbid.” 7798. Call 643-1496. a Free Preview Meeting. 568- flat, adults, security deposit NORTH 2Z You, South hold; 315 CINIIS $T., MANCHHTU,tONN..Phon. MJ-5135 Phone 643-6731. 1968 PONTIAC GTO converti- 0743 4 K 2 T A J 7 6 5 48 6 4 6Q94 ye. Savings Bank of B O LTO N P A IN T IN G - SEWERLINES, sink lines, OFFER APPLIES TO FORD MOTOR ? A 7 Oswald; “Here’s an in Jim; “Quite a safety play. If What do you do now? FOR SALE - Sofa and chair and APARTMENT Professional painting at cleaned with electric cutters, M anchester, 646-1700. 3600 COMPANY PA8SBIQER CARS 6 K8653 teresting safety play. South the unusual finesse had lost A —Bid four hearts. Your hand end tables, 3125. Will sell RENTAL OFFICE Autoa For Sala 61 Repossession. reasonable prices. 18 years by professionals. McKinney ^ 9 6 4 was a trifle ashamed of his South would have been able looks good for game, but is not at separately, 646-5045. experience. Free estimates. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com We have a large variety of W EST EAST bidding. After all, seven to win the return; draw the all slammish. 643-1707. pany, 643-5308. ♦ AQ98 last trump; cash his ace of ...... t* deluxe one and two-bedroom spades would be cold against TODAY S QUESTION 3 0 % EKCMETIIIIE-IIP TQJ10543 ?K986 a two-one trump break and diamonds and get to dummy apartments and townhouses Again the bidding has gone: f r a n k SCOTELLA plumbing, Doga-BIrda-Pata ♦ Q109 6J742 he had merely bid six. Not 43 throughout Manchester. Ren PAITSSmiHl with the seven o f trumps to !♦ , IT, 3T. This time you hold; repairs, and remodeling. VJ1083 ^ 75 tal office open daily from 9-5, ■•(Mil ipvli P.W se, cmSh m t , m n h i uS 1m I that he didn’t have a good discard his losing club.”^ Prompt service on emereen- WIRED HAIR Terrier, Male 3 SOUTH (D) 4 K 2 T A J 7 6 5 4 A 6 4 .6 Q 9 4 Building-Contracting 33 «»«. SIxn sad (Mil, sli|Uly hii, EmmUmi d l ^ IiI^h,. reason for the underbid. 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Bolton / Candidates Urge GOP Teachers Smoking To Fight Democrats lianr^fr Stipning IkralJt Lniled Press International can keep state finances in the announce his candidacy. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1 9 7 4 - VOL. XCIII, No. 173 Manche8tet{-A City of Village Charm EIGHTEEN PAGES DONNA HOLLAND Republican candidates for black without resorting to an in “There was no cocktail party, PRICE. FIFTEEN CENTS large number of school suspen come tax. Correspondent sions and dropouts and also governor are urging party no money spent, and there’ll be He called for major cam 646-0375 because boys were more members to stick together and a lot of other reforms, too,” he paign finance reforms and said said. Bolton Board of Education susceptible to punishment than “ fight Democrats, not members last week conducted girls. Republicans.” the candioates who will win are Liberal Democrats showed a lengthy discussion on smoking Three announced candidates the ones who take steps to pre unexpected support for former The present smoking policy vent another Watergate. at the high school that 6nded states that smoking is not per for the GOP nomination Norwalk Mayor Frank Zullo, State Comptroller Nathan G. with the superintendent being mitted in the building or on the attended a breakfast for 300 underdog candidate for the State Police Arrest Agostinelli said the GOP is for directed to appoint a com grounds during normal school party faithful in Burlington Sun Democratic nomination for tunate to have good candidates governor. mittee to review and discuss hours, 7:30 a.m. unUl 3:30 p.m., day and spoke optimistically the issue and report all possible about the coming elections. and said he would base his cam The Caucus of Connecticut and ^ ter that time in areas paign on his record as comp alternatives. specified by the administration. “I don’t intend to spend the Democrats Saturday night was The committee is to consist next seven months explaining troller and as mayor of unable to endorse a candidate The punishment for being Manchester. of administrators, faculty David C. Wichman what happened 400 miles because none of the three ob caught Smoking Is: First occa He said he is spending as lit UConn Protestors tained the necessary 60 per cent members, parents, school sion,1, one-hour detention; se- i r y . , Bridgeport Mayor STORES (U P I)-A t least 150 tle as possible on campaigning of the votes to get the caucus The students took over the be carried, on to waiting shuttle tion set up near the sclXil. board members and students. cond occasiOT, two-hour deten- i r protesting students, mostly The number of troopers sen# d IchflianHeadH Si and that he spent no money to seal of approval. room in the Wilbur Cross buses. The arrests came after the A complete report on the tion,; third____ ^ casio n , two-hour I f 9 • n s • ■ ^ P “blican party had nothing to black, were arrested by state to the university was not dis Library to dramatize their Except for minor scuffles students refused an order smoking issue was presented to detention;mtion; / fourth occasion, o n U l B ^ H t h «t.” police today after refusing to closed but a delegation of state demands for better oppor there was no violence. issued by school president board members by Fred three-dayle-dav sukjension. ai/\n ranuzioPanuzio also launched a leave a University of Connec police officials reportedly Hebron Calendar For Week tunities and studies for blacks. Most of the students faced Glenn W. Ferguson to vacate Audette, chairman of the faculr On each evasion a letter is David C. Wichman of 40 newspaper advertising cam- ticut library reading room they entered the library to talk to the NANCY DRINKUTH State troopers loaded the criminal trespass charges and the building. The students had tyijr committeetoHiiiimee on smoking.smoKlng. It sent to parents. Lexington Dr., Manchester has p ai^ with full-page ads in two Commission, 8 pm.. Town Of occupied since midnight. students. students, some of whom had to were being processed at a loca- stated they would not leave the compared past policy to present Committee members felt that elected president of major Sunday newspapers, the Correspondent fice Building; Bicentennial Ferguson earlier issued a building until they met with policy and gave recommen-recommen penalties should be increased Lodge B’nai Hartford Times and the New 228-3970 Commission, 8 p.m., home of statement to the students that if Ferguson and other school of dations for a futurpfuture policy.nniipv to: fo* Firstirire# offense, one-day____ i... B’rith. B^rith. HeHp succeedssuppmwIo Henry Haven Register. The following meetings and John Sibun. they refused to leave they activities have been scheduled ficials. Committee members suspension (in school if possible Katz. Thursday: Board of would be considered “to be in The word Republican, this week in Hebron: PZC Commission Told The students, complaining of assisting Audette were Mrs. and a letter home); second Wichmam, a Manchester Selectmen, 5 p.m,, Town Office violation of university however, was only used twice in inadequate facilities and Leslie Dubaldo, Mrs. Irene offense, repeat of first offense native, is a member of the Monday: Town Qerk’s office Building; Republican Town regulations and state statutes the ads, both times towards the demanding more black studies, Tabatsky, Miss Shelia Croninx penalty; third offense, suspen Manchester law firm of Garri- hours, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Committee, 8 p.m.. Town Of prohibiting interference, dis end, listed with his refused to leave the first floor and David Gibbons, sion for three days; fourth ty, Walsh & Diana. He is a Building; Regional Budget fice Building; Recreation Com ruption and trespass.” ^*|^*f*cations for government. Hearing, 8 p.m., Rham High reading room they occupied Board member Marilyn offense, suspension for five graduate of Manchester High mission, 8 p.m.. Town Office Sewer Plant Capacity He said failure to vacate the The ads consisted mainly of School. Breslow said that the board bad days. School, Cornell University and Building. after several warnings that building “will render all per we text of the speech he made they faced disciplinary action expected a report on smoking No passes to the lavoratories > the University of Connecticut Tuesday: Planning and Friday: Board of Finance, sons still present subject to un April 6 in announcing his can^ Zoning Commission, 8 p.m.. and arrest. ‘Pig Pile’ conditions at the high school would be issued to students who School of Law. regular and executive session, 8 iversity disciplinary process didacy. Town Office Building. A school spokesman said warn and a possible remedy, not an have been caught smoking. He-is married to the former p.m.. Town Office Building. May Limit Town Growth and penalty and subject to Although the first Republican ings were issued at 3 a.m. and UConn Sit-In Ended entirely new policy. Creation of an outside Susan Ellen Cohen, also of Wednesday: Conservation arrest.” Fair weather prevailed in Manchester over the weekend mayor of Bridgeport in 44 4 a.m. that disciplinary action, A student attending the board smoking area to permit students Manchester. ’The couple has By DOUG BEVINS tain areas to hold the line on son called for a comprehensive The student statement said; providing kids with an opportunity for springtime play years, Panuzio has run both in addition to possible arrest, meeting said he rarely uses the to smoke at specified times was two so n s- Lee, 4, and Adam, 3. development. Potter said. “Faced with inadequate state Police had to carry some of the 150 black students who were removed this morning tunes without stressing his par Manchester Planning and study of the sewer system to would be taken if they refused K ’ u ® bottom) Jeffrey Nodden of bathroom because it is thick mentioned. . Other officers elected are: Potter said the treatment facilities, the black students of 70 Parker St., Michael LeTourneau of 390 E. Center St. ty affiliation. He was elected to Zoning Commission (PZC) determine the maximum to leave. from th® Wilbur Cross Library at the Storrs campus of the University of Connecticut with smoke and has sustained Committee members noted Arthur S. Lassow, first vice plant difficulties apparently development which could be the University of Connecticut David Gahagan of 396 E. Center St., Brad Chisolm of 400 E. a second term last November. members were confronted Ferguson finally requested which they occupied overnight in a protest against certain UConn policies. (UPI photo) excessive vandalism. that the curent smoking president; Philip M. Rubins, se stem from substantial subsur allowed in town. come to occupy this library, not tenter St., and Greg Chisolm of the same address. (Herald He told the Burlington Monday night with what assistance from the state police Norman Shaw, high school regulations, although being en cond vice president; Aaron J. face water infiltration into the Potter said he is working on a only to get a more definitive photo by Dunn) audience Sunday that his elec they termed “startling in who arrived in the area at ap principal, said that there are forced, have . had almost no Cheerman, third vice presi Mirause sewer system. He said the soil survey which will show and specified response to our tion in the midst of Watergate proximately 6:15 a.m ., the usually 15 or more kids in the effect on the qunber of students dent; Michael Wieber, cor formation” about the town’s excess water is probably demands but also to dramatize headlines “ended more than 40 what areas of Manchester are spokesman said. bathroom at one time. He said who continue to smoke. responding secretary; Gerald Plorist ft Greenhouses sanitary sewer system, and seeping into older sewer lines suitable for development in our urgent need for a cultural Grievance Hearing Airs years of Democratic bungling.” He said the protestors were it was difficult to catch the The faculty committee feels Okrant, financial secretary; they agreed they’ll have to which may have faulty pipe center wherein we may study Hearing Set Tonight Rep. Robert H. Steele, R- light of water availability and orderly and none of the doors or smokers because of guard it would be deleterious to the Dr. Kenneth Wichman, recor joints. together and come together as Conn., said Connecticut study the matter with an eye sewer capacity. The survey entrances to the library were system the students uses. school program to rigorously ding secretary; and Eli Okrant, PZC member Clarence Welti, a group unified in our ethnicity Keeney School Problem On Tolland’s Budget Republicans are “stronger to restricting future results will be turned into locked or barricaded. In the guard system, at least enforce a stiff smoking policy Traesurer. a civil oigineer, said the treat terms of possible land uses, he culture.” today than in the last two development. The students issued a state one student is watching for now. Trustees are: Harry ment plant operates very well Black students last week By JUNE TOMPKINS students needed help in meeting ing the grievance session that VIVIAN KENNESON Wednesday: Senior citizens’ decades.” The "startling information” said. ment released by the university teachers and administrators at The negative effects would in Kowalsky, Kurt Joseph, David largest r e t a il growers tit MANCHESnR except when heavy rainfall Town Manager Robert Weiss, presented letters of protest to In a grievance hearing Mon the emotional anA social it takes too long to program an Correspondent trip to Mystic, 9 a.m.. United all times. He said the GOP has had a was a report that the town’s which declared their intention clude a large increase in school Kahn, Dr. Harold Kadish and causes large water infiltration commenting today on the sewer Ferguston after they marched day night at' a Board of Elduca- changes which they faced. aide and work out her respon Tolland residents and Congregational parking lot; comeback in the past four years MaaclMsf** 6 4 3 - 9 5 5 9 three-year-old Secondary to remain in the library until Mrs. Marion Nicolay, art in ., suspensions and an increasing Robert E. Barnett. into the system. When that system problem, confirmed on the executive offices to tion meeting, the fifth grade The outcome of this sibilities to make hiring an aide taxpayers will have an oppor Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., and that it is the only party that M M I^ TfORD ROAD. MAHCMtSTTR Sewage Treatment Plant has Ferguson and other school of structor, said she is sick of negative feeling toward the happens, Welti said, the large criticize his reply to their teachers at Keeney Street grievance will affect the sixth feasible at this time. As the tunity to provide input at a school administration building; been operating near capacity Potter’s report that Rie Secon ficials a^eed to meet them in policing the bathrooms to find school by a sizable number of amounts of water upset the earlier demands. School complained that their grade, too, said Mrs. Roman. need is immediate, according public hearing tonight at a choir rehearsal, 7:30 p.m.i and couldn’t handle effluent dary Sewage Treatment Plant the building. students. She said she felt very students. balance in the treatment plant, classes were oversized making public hearing tonight at 8 at United Congregational Church;’ from future development unless is operating near capacity and “ In spite of the expected to tbe teachers, a certified strongly that something must causing improper processing of it difficult, if not impossible, to the Tolland Middle School on prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Regorous enforcement would the town’s sewer system is sometimes is overloaded, when enrollment next year of 26 to 28 teacher could come right in and be done about the situation. sewage. administer proper personal the $1,146,069 general budget Seventh Day Adventist (Church. also take teachers away from repaired. large amounts of water seep students in the Keeney School assume proper responsibility Mrs. Nicolay said many Chamber supervision and teaching to the immediately. proposed by the town manager. Thursday: Budget hearing, their professional respon Town Planner J. Eric Potter, The report that the plant is into the system. fifth grade classes, Mrs. teachers feel they are willing to sibilities. students. Although the Board of education, 8 p.m., Tolland High explaining the problem to the operating near capacity may Weiss said town officials are Roman said the intermediate In reply to the grievance. accept the committee’s Representing the three Selectmen met with the town School. The faculty committee P^,,suggested that the com also be affected by incorrect working to discover where the To Present class teachers expect to see Assistant Superintendent of proposal policy, and they would teachers involved, Mrs. Aldona Schools Wilson Deakin Jr. said manager April 18 to go over Friday: Bible study, 7:30 recommends establishing a mission may have to consider measurements of the sewage major points of water entry large classes again next year. be happy to enforce the smoking area outside the school are, whether they be faulty pipe Roman requested the board to She referred to the influx of simply there were no funds each budgeted account, p.m.. Seventh Day Adventist proposal rules. Last month 4ve rezoning sections of town to flow, Welti said. “The ^M’ Award grant an additional fifth grade residents weren’t allowed to sit Church. where students who feel they limit development and insure monitoring has been joints or breaks in older sewer students from the Fox Grove available at this time. The smoking policy in the Considerable cloudiness this teacher this year so all the He said the board did not in on the executive session. Saturday: Clean-\ip day, all must smoke could do so. Rain that the treatment plant can questionable,” he said. lines. ’The “M” Award, the highest development and a future past, as late as 1969, called for or shine, cold or warm, afternoon. High 65 to 70. students can be helped. deny an additional fifth grade They will, however, be allowed day. Extrashaganza, 12 to 4:30 meet the demand. Whatever the cause of the Weiss emphasized that the single tribute and most coveted development on Hartford Rd. an automatic three-day suspen students who feel they must Tonight — partly cloudy and She explained the classes teacher would be an asset. He to ask for information on p.m., around the Green; loaned If present town zoning per sewer system problems, the sewer problems don’t stem award of the Chamber will be Redistricting would offer little sion from school for students have a cigarette would be colder with lows in the upper which had begun last year with explained tbe placing of an aide budget items tonight. Tolland Booster Club dance, mits development which would PZC must concern itself with from deficiencies in the treat presented Wednesday evening solution, said Mrs. Roman. caught smoking. It was against allowed to do so in a particular 30s northwest to mid 40s along a student population of 28-29-29 in tbe second grade at Keeney In the proposed budget, $473,- 8a;30 p.m., St. Matthew’s overtax the sewer system, the maximum sewer capacity when ment plant — which was at the 73rd annual meeting of the rules then for a student to area at a particular time. the coast. had increased to 31-31-32. Richard Williams, a sixth because “we felt the second 247 is set dside for debt service Parish Center. PZC must consider updating the considering zone changes, d e se e d to handle sewer needs the Greater Manchester grade teacher at Keeney be caught In possession of Students who were caught Wednesday — partly sunny At a faculty meeting in ' graders needed smaller size while $672,822 is for town opera Sunday: Brownie father and home Comprehensive Plan of Potter said. (See Page Eighteen) Chamber of Commerce at the School, questioned the delay in p smoking materials. Janary, Mrs. Roman said the groups because of their inabili smoking in the school after the and cooler; high 55 to 60. tion. Distribution of the daughter banquet, 1:30 p.m., Development and rezoning cer PZC member John Hutchin Colony in Talcottville. action since the original formal The policy was abolished in establishment of a smoking teachers commented on the in ty for independent study as proposed budget of $1,146,069 SAT. Matthew’s Parish Center. ’The “M” Award recipient is 1969 because it resulted in a creased class size saying the request for help Feb. 2, and con- there is in larger classes in up is: Personal services, $331,464; area would be subject to chosen each year for his or hers ^,‘v former relaxed atmosphere had sultation with an MEA per grades.” contractual services, $613,701; penalties shown under com outstanding record of ac changed. With the influx of new representative Feb. 11. ’The Board of Education has commodities, $90,456; capital mittee views. complishment in the service in students from the Squire an obligation under contract to outlay, $85,848; and capital im Audette noted that during a Nixon Tackles Econonliic Issues leadership capacities of many After some discussion concern Rockville Hospital Notes Village complex, Mrs. Roman make a decision on the request provements programs, $24,000. study hall he discussed the com of Manchester’s most con- ing an aide, comments were mittee recommendations with said the teachers felt the new made by other teachers attend within five days. Bulletin Board WASHINGTON (U P I)-W ith His administration is against Nixon called a meeting for tributive groups. both student smokers and non- after Friday’s government Today; General Budget amillion the state of the nation’s an income tax cut, although late this afternoon of his top The Chamber’s Annual Admitted Friday: Joseph Birth Saturday: A daughter report that inflation is Meeting, 8 p.m., Tolland Middle smokers. He said they feel they economy high on the list of con Meeting Committee has the Dziadul, Crestridge Dr., Ver to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Neff leading Senate Democrats have five economic advisers: worsening at a rate un all agreed to the committee gressional concerns. President School; VFW Auxiliary, 7:30 non; Penny Keeler, Pinnacle Tolland. said recently they will work for Treasury Secretary-designate paralleled since 1951. responsibility for carefully Court Rejects White Student^s p.m.. Post Home; Priorities recommendations. Nixon tackles the subject studying outstanding citizens in Rd., Ellington; Mary Sampieri, Admitted Sunday: Janet a tax reduction in order to William E. Simon, Council of Joining the group of con Committee, 8 p.m.. United Bulletin Board today. Manchester. CJareful evaluation Ridgewood Dr., Rockville. Garb, East Hartford; Carlene dfdlai’s.” stimulate the economy. Economic Advisers (Chairman gressional Democrats urging a Congregational Church. St. Maurice Council Knights is given to the long list of ac Claim Of Racial Discrimination Discharged Friday: Joyce Gatting, Windsor; Herbert Stein, budget Director tax reduction. Senate Tuesday: Bazaar workshop, 9 Teresa of Columbus will meet tonight complishments of ail con Baker, Glen Dr., Tolland; Carl Gregory, Broad B r o o k ; Roy L. Ash, Cost of Living Democratic Leader Mike a.m.; senior citizens meeting, at 8 in the church baeement. sidered candidates. The WASHINGTON (UPI) - ’The ’The case, and the entire issue the civil rights movement in Brock, Harriet Dr. Vernon; Timothy Hauser, R FD 4, Council Chairman John T. Mansfield Monday warned, 1:30 p.m.. United The Public Building Commis Chamber has presented over Supreme Court today rejected of setting a quota or preference this country. Kuldeep Chaddha, Enfield; Rockville; Harold Hinson; .. Dunlop and Federal Reserve “We are on the verge of a Congregational Church sion will meet tonight at 8 at the the past a total of 16 “M” the claim of a white law student Lawrence Gagnon, Miriam Dr., Grant St., Manchester; Board (3iairman Arthur Bums. recession. I think we better do system to assure the rights of Dissenters in the DeFunis Religious Education Building; Ray- Town Hall. Awards. that he was discriminated Vernon; Emma Gary, Stafford; mond H itt, W. Main S t., Inside something and do it soon.” minorities, threatens to split case were Justices William 0. Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m., Senior Citizens Burns said Monday inflation The recipient of last year’s against by the University of Rosemarie Hannon, Grant Hill Rockville; Sandra Kirby, West Mansfield said a tax cut “is Douglas, William J. Brennan school administration building; Bolton Senior citizens will is a “dangerous problem” and “M” Award was Dr. Charles E. Washington’s program for ad Rd., Tolland; Mary Kuhn, St., Rockville; Paula Martin, Today*s llpraUi one way to take care of the peo Jr., Byron R. White and Republican Women’s Club, 8 tour Bolton High School and indicated a tax cut would only Jacobson Jr. Others receiving mitting minorities on the TTiurgood Marshall. Skinner Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Hartford Tpke., Rockville; ple who pay the most and get Farm Home p.m., Diana home. Old Post Rd. will be served a luncheon aggravate it. the awards in the past were grounds the claim was no They said the case is not Glynnda McGarvey and son, Ruth Prince, Hayes^Dr., the least.” prepared by the school’s home Tolland Budgat Wins Support, Pago 11 such individuals as Robert P. longer a live issue. moot, since “any number of un Coventry; Barbara Moynihan,•f --•-—••j Rockville; Emogene Plante, The day before, Nixon’s Threatened economics class Wednesday. Others who have urged a tax Fuller, William H. Sleith, Judge In a seven-page unsigned opi Willimantic; Evan Parker, “ South Windsor Saaa No Tax HIka, Pago 11 domestic affairs adviser, expected events — illness, Snipsic Village, Ellington. ivurmanNorman :Shaw principal , will cut include Sens. Edward M. Charles S. House, Edson M. nion, with four justices dissent Storrs; Gary Weber, Merline Junior bowling champa, Pago 12 Kenneth R. Cole, said, “ ...we By Mole economic necessity, even Irish Toll Discharged Sunday: Deborah-*^ct as host. Kennedy, D-Mass., Hubert H. ing, the court said the student, Dr., Vernon. nilpv Cnm A*«oit • 11A . • Bailey and Mrs. Elizabeth T. academic failure” might pre Bailey, Somersville; Sharon MHS win straak anda, Pago 13 think that a tax decrease at this WINNIPEG, MAN. (UPI) - Members are urged to be at Humphrey and Walter F. Mon Bailey. Marco DeFunis, would have vent DeFunis from graduating. Admitted Saturday: Frank Barnard, East Hartford; John East trackman acora tripla, Pago 14 particular point in time will in A mole, slightly larger than a Reaches the school promptly at 11:30 dale, D-Minn., House Speaker ’The “M” Award recipient is a completed his law school Under any such misfortune, Brisbois, Columbia; Mary Cratty, Grove St., Rockville; flame that problem rather than field mouse, is causing a.m. Carl Albert and Ways and closely guarded secret known studies regardless “of any deci they said, he would have to McGill, Vernwood Dr., Vernon; Edna Smith, Old Stafford Rd., resolve” It. Following the luncheon Means Committee chairman only to the committee and chief sion this court might reach on sleepless nights for Fred register for another term and nthony Knupsitis, Snipsic Tolland; William Tyler, Dobson The calls for tax cuts came 1,000 Mark members will go to the Town Rep. Wilbur Mills. executive officer of the the merit of this litigation.” Orchard, whose farm is seven face “the hurdle of the ad Village, Ellington; EErnest Rd., Vernon; George Wells Jr., BELFAST (UPI) — Inspector Hall for their regular business Chamber. DeFunis’ lawsuit attracted miles west of flood-ravaged missions policy.” Richard Sr., Bolton Rd. Ver- Hartl Dr., Vernon. Carman, Man. Herbert Norris reached for a meeting which will be followed wide attention in legal circles Speaking for the four, Bren non. Birth Sunday: A daughter to f piece of chalk to change the of- by a Sarah (Coventry jewelry because of its impact on many His home and his yard are nan said the court “clearly dis Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bailey, dry, protected by a dike holding ficial death toll on the Plscharged Saturday: Ray demonstration by Mrs. Ronald recently developed programs to serves the public interests” in Somersville. Jack Hedlund, Vernon Instructor Uses^DeviV to Teach back up to five feet of water. blackboard at police mond Morency, Prospect St., Morra. provide a legal education to disposing of the case in the way headquarters. Rockville; Patricia Carter, Rt! Vice President - Loan Origination Proving that necessity is the blacks who cannot qualify un But a stubborn mole con it did. He said the issues “It has reached four figures 30, Vernon; Joseph Dziadul, mother of invention, Mrs. Deb der normal entrance sistently burrows into the dike, avoided today concern vast now, he said. “1 wonder -how Crestridge Dr., Vernon; bie Lament, a resident of Ver requirements. He won a state causing a leak which quickly numbers of people, many more.” Thomas Hepton, Pleasant St., non, and an instructor in the court ruling admitting hinyto erupts into a jet of water. organizations and colleges and Rockville; Glenn Johnson, West Dental Assistant Program at Shortly after 3 p.m. Saturday, Jack Hedlund is our mortgage man. We made him our mort the law school but the “Four times during the night universities, noting the filing of James Corbett, a 20-year-old Willington; Penny Keller, Pin the University of Connecticut Washington State Supreme my men and I had to plug the 26 friend-of-the-court briefs. Roman Catholic, became the nacle Rd., Ellington; Rosalee gage man because he’s easy to talk to, and he knows mort School of Dental Medicine, Court overturned the decision leaks caused by the mole,” said “ Few constitutional 1000th person to die in nearly Link, Crescent Circle, designed a visual aid t o show on March 8, 1973. Orchard. “I have set traps for questions in recent history have five years of Northern Irish Rockville; Manuel Oliveira, gages inside and out. And we gave him plenty of money to lend. her 15 students the muscles of ■%.' *,■« |l Today’s decision vacated the it, but so far I’ve been unable to stirred as much debate, and violence. Tolland Ave., Tolland; Patricia the face. State Supreme Court judgment catch it. they will not disappear,” he His body was found dumped Poulin, East Hartford; Rachel He’s a real pro with 14 years experience. In a few minutes The odd-looking face looks and sent the case back there said. “They must inevitably in a ditch ^on the outskirts of Shirk, Enfield; Mrs. JeanConn- like the devil in need of an exor “(or such proceedings as by “As long as it is free, it could return to the federal courts and Belfast after being shot twice in ly and daughter. New Rd. he can tell you all you need to know about a loan for the home cist. Mrs. Lamont said the idea that court may be deemed ap put my home and property un ultimately to this court.” the face. Tolland, you want to buy. Call him at our main office. for the face using a feltboard propriate.” der water.” and swatches of felt in different / colors, came from a student fairway alwaya haa a wondarful aelactlon of % b b a Find out how simple arranging a mortgage can be. Reaching experience she was required to undergo while th a rig h t training to be a hygienist. Air Crash Kills 107 (OMiHOVSMC She said, “I was teaching se Play the Lottery. LENDER cond graders and needed a V i card—gift wrap DENPASAR, Bali (UPI) - the pilot reported he was colorful and simple way of Hilton Hotel executive Maurice If your number matches Thursday's winning Airborne rescue teams found no hampered by low clouds and did showing a cross-section of a Reymond of New York City. nurnber exactly, you've hit the jackpot! 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