PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri,, March 22. 1974 Expert Offers Advice Minimum Wage Hike For Tree Treatment Called Peril to Jobs ilanrI|THtpr Eupning te a lb WASHINGTON (UPI) - The tie real increase in personal MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1974 - VOL. XCIII, No. 147 ^fonchester A City o f Villume Chorm * s ix t e e n p a g e s _ BARBARA RICHMOND Dr. Schramm cautions this they should contact the nation’s workers may see the spendable income. TWO MINI PRICE: FIFI’EEN CENTS For those who have trees homeowners that massive Tolland County Extension Ser­ minimum wage go up to $2 an “The labor force will pay (for damaged by the December wounds caused by the breaking vice or an arborist who can ad­ hour by May, but a con­ the action) through more un­ ice storm, Dr. Robert J. off of tree tops and branches vise them. gressional opponent charges employment and more taxes,” Schramm, extension should be treated to prevent For those trees worth the action could backfire on said FTice. nurseryman at the Universi­ decay in cases where it may be treating, they should be pruned them by boosting unemployr President Nixon, who vetoed possible to save them. back to a main stem or trunk ment. similar legislation last year, ty of Connecticut, has words He said some trees and TTie House Wednesday voted of advice concerning treat- and the “wound” should be supported the measure, but shrubs may be beyond saving 375 to 27 to raise the minimum asked the House to make the Kissinger To Meet With Brezhnev itient of them. treated with a wound paint or and if anyone is in doubt about with orange shellac. Dr. wage for most workers to $2 minimum less for teen-agers to Schramm said. this year. It would go to |2.10 in make it easier for them to find Any wound more than, one 1975 and to $2.30 in 1976. work. ’The idea was rejected by inch in diam eter should be The Senate has passed a both the House and Senate. Trip To Pave Way treated in this fashion and the slightly different bill, but Rep. ’The federal minimum wage State Budget materials can be purchased at Albert H. ()uie, R-Minn., said does not apply to certain any hardware store or garden he believes the final measure seasonal workers, the hotel and For Nixon Visit center. Dr. Schramm could reach the President’s restaurant businesses and cer­ desk in time to be signed and go emphasized the use of orange tain other jobs. It does cover Increased WASHINGTON (UPI) — Secretary of State Henry A. into effect May 1. about 49 million other workers. CIRCUIT COURT 12 court on a charge of operating a shellac, and no other kind, as Kissinger flies on another mission to Moscow at midnight the orange is not toxic. Rep. Robert D. Price, R- Rep. Ray J. Madden, D-Ind., Maneheettr Seeslon motor vehicle while his license Trees or shrubs split in two Tex., who argued against the passionately sought approval of tonight to prepare the way for what may be a difficult June Several charges against was suspended. $56.3 Million boost, predkted the action the measure, sa]^ng the United visit by President Nixon. The judge stipulated a |750 along the long axis of the stem, Steven Rodrique, 18, of 355 E. but not completely broken, can would mean “more inflation, States is threatened with HARTFORD (UPI) — A public hearing is set for Kissinger met for 45 minutes with the President in the Middle Tpke., were disposed of surety bond be set when higher prices, more unemploy­ be healed if treated in the another depression because of Tuesday on a new proposal adding $56.3 million to Gov. Oval office of the White House Friday to discuss what the Thursday when Rodrique was Hildebrand is taken into ment, more taxes and very lit- the low wages paid many - custody. spring or summer months. Dr. Thomas J. Meskill’s recommended $1.3 billion budget for Secretary will talk about with Soviet Party leader Leonid taken into custody on a Hart­ ^hramm said, adding that if workers. ford County Superior Court the split is not too long it can be the coming fiscal year. I. Brezhnev and other officials preparatory to Nixon’s bench warrant charging him Other cases heard Thursday Digan Presents The increased spending proposals were approved Friday summit meeting. inciuded; tied together with a suitable with rape. twine so the wound is closed all Management Talk Read by the appropriations committee. TTiey include cost-of- Nixon then flew by helicopter Rodrique was scheduled to • Kevin 0. Faria, 18, of East along the edges. living raises for the state’s 372,0(X) public employes, in­ to his Camp David mountain military and nuclear defense appear in Circuit Court 12 Hartford, fined a total of $35 for Robert Digan, coordinator of retreat. umbrella while refusing to disorderly conduct and causing After this is done the edges Herald Ads Thursday on charges including youth services for the Board of creased per pupil grants for public schools, more money Some administration officials cooperate or consult on unnecessary noise with a motor along both sides should be rape, operating a motor vehicle painted and a suitable brace Education, presented a for state and community colleges and increased welfare have expressed concern that economic and political matters. while under the influence of vehicle. Additional charges of ihanagement institute two day? should be furnished, if benefits. (Meskill recommended a $5 in­ despite the professed policy of Vest said that after the liquor, breach of peace, and in­ intoxication and interfering this week in Atlanta, Ga. on the Moscow talks, Kissinger would necessary. Tlie budget proposals got un­ crease.) detente between the two super­ toxication. with an officer were noUed. subject of youth service bureau powers, a new arms race may stop briefly in London on his Dr. Schramm said if there is animous support from the — Increasing welfare flat The drunken driving charge • Richard Hagenow, 28, of 9 management. be brewing between the Soviet return trip to Washington next any doubt that the wound should EXTERIOR Republican-controlled com­ grant by 10 per cent at a cost of was continued to April 4 and the Lilac St., charges of intoxica­ ’The institute was part of a Union and the United States.. Thursday for discussions with not be treated or that it might mittee. The proposals assume a $11.8 million, bringing the other charges were nolled (not tion, criminal mischief and dis­ four-month, series preparing HOMES PMHIED Defense Secretary James R. the new British Foreign not heal, then he suggests that one half per cent sales tax average monthly payment to a prosecuted) after Rodrique was orderly conduct all nolled (not youth service workers in Schlesinger recently said that Secretary James Callaghan. the split branch be removed. Limited TImel reduction and allocates $28 family of four to: $341. (Meskill presented in the higher court. prosecuted). Georgia to operate youth ser­ the Soviets are engaged in a Kissinger will send one of his (NON-UNION) million for increased property did not recommend a welfare Police said the rape charge • Dennis Hartley, 28, of 27 In cases where large shrubs vice programs. Digan’s presen­ “truly massive effort” in their party to Brussels to fill in the tax relief for the elderly. increase,) stems from an incident last Ju­ Kerry Rd., charges of third- or trees have had the main tation at the State Mental missile and nuclear weapons Council of the North Atlantic Meskill recommended — Spending $28.1 million on ly- degree assault and threatening, trunk broken in two a con­ Health Center in Atlanta, was ED’S SHIN CO program. Treaty Organization on what reducing the tax to 5.5 per cent state employe salary increases Rodrique remained free on a both nolled. siderable distance down the at the request of the National INC. He warned: “If the Soviet transpired in Moscow. with a full one per cent reduc­ and teachers’ retirment 82,500 bond posted in Circuit • Edward Kehoe, 34, of 240 trunk, it may mark the end of it Center for Youth Development Union insists on moving ahead The matter of consultations tion. programs. Court. His Superior Court case Spruce St., charges of third- but if there is doubt then here, of the National Council on ■8622 with a new set of capabilities, has become extremely touchy (>)mmittee Co-Chairman Sen. (The retirement change was continued to an unspecified degree assault, intoxication and too, an expert should ^ con­ Campaigning For Easter Seals Crime and Delinquency. we wjll be forced to match with the European allies com­ V. Nicholas A. Lenge, R-West would let teachers begin collec­ date. second-degree failure to sulted. them.” plaining that Washington doesn’t Hartford, said the proposal is ting pension benefits im­ appear, all nolled. He was He said with some birches it Pentagon officials said tell them of major policy generally acceptable to mediately upon retiring instead Two Hartford youths charged bound over to the next session may be possible to salvage the Bunny-clad children of the Junior Women’s CHub of Manchester will be looking for Moscow is apparently rushing moves. Vest said Anatoly F. Republican legislative leaders. of waiting three years as with first-degr^ robbery in of Hartford County Superior tree by removing the main donati,ons for crippled children and adults after school and on weekends starting March 23 India Print Bedspreads ahead with building and testing Dobrynin, Soviet Ambassador He predicted it would have currently required.) connection with a March 14 Court on a charge of assaulting branch near the ground, through April 6 at McDonald’s, Kings Department Store, Caldor’s, Pathmark’s, K-Mart, new missiles nd systems in Washington, will travel with A new shipment, large variety in twin or full sizes. relatively smooth sailing — Spending $275,000 for 84 robbery at Pete’s Grocery, 464 a police officer. allowing the tree to produce Top-Notch and Sears. Micahel Walsh (left), manager of McDonald’s of Manchester, is through the entire assembly Given Practical Demonstration despite agreements with the Kissinger on his flight to E. Center St., Thursday were new positions and $200,000 for • Gloria Luster, 30, of White new sprouts in the spring. also donating 100 Ronald McDonald Hamburger Dolls for dollar donations to Easter Seals Cover a bed, couch, chair or an unusual wall when it comes to a vote United States in the ongoing Moscow. bound over to Hartford County Birch Dr., Tolland, three hanging for the rec room. improving community college Strategic Arms Limitation Dr. Schramm said, “Unfor­ and certificates for hamburgers and french fries to all workers joining bunnies Jacqueline sometime in April. libraries. Alexander Lepak, first percussionist with the Hartford Junior High School. The stage was filled Friday with the Superior Court. charges of obtaining drugs Talks (SALT) to maintain a tunately many species of trees Tatca of 227 McKee St. and Amy Marchei of 40 Carriage Dr. and Bunny Co-Chairman Mrs. The budget changes are Symphony Orchestra, shows Cary Coffin, Mary Toland and different instruments of the symphony’s percussion sec­ The two youths — Kevin B. (Clip this ad tor one dollar off tha ragular low prica) — Spending $112,000 for 12 balance iq view of the awesome through fraud and deceit, ail do not produce sprouts, very among the committee Jo h n s, 17, and H enry L. Joan Tarca (second left), all of Manchester. Mrs. Margery D’Avanzo of 12 Carriage Dr. new positions and $200,000 for Mary Sinnamon the proper way to hold a tympani drum tion — snare drum, bongo drums, bass drum, xylophone, destructive capability both nolled. readily, And with maples, oaks, recommendations: Hearst Food Williams, 20, —, are being held of the Newcomers Club is co-chairman. All monies collected will help the current Easter state college libraries. stick during a percussion concert demonstration at filing glockenspiel, maracas, gong, and triangle. already possess. • Philip Waite, 16, of 87 Trout other hardwoods and many con­ — Increase state grant for at the Connecticut Correctional Stream Dr., Vernon, charges of Seal Campaign now under way through Easter Sunday. I The committee trimmed Kissinger said nothing of this I Giveaway ifers, the damaged trees are public schools by $35, raising about $17 million from the Center at Hartford. illegal possssion of a controlled total contribution to $250 per after his meeting with Nixon. A third youth charged in con­ best removed completely. current budget to help pay for substance and fourth-degree pupil starting July 1, the begin­ He said he expected to confer Reorganized nection with the robbery — Paul its proposed increases. larceny, nolled. He was bound ning of the new fiscal year. with Brezhnev in a hunting SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - L. Walker, 22, of Hartford — over to the next session of Jackson Birthplace Cup ’That Cheereth Further, they anticipate a Israel Accuses Egypt lodge about 130 miles north of Zero Milestone The “assembly lines’’ and was bound over to the higher Tolland County Superior Court bigger surplus than the $19 Moscow, which be described as The zero milestone is a U.S. President Andrew The wassail bowls of old million one predicted by trucks will be ready to roll court on similar charges for possession of L£D with in­ small marker situated just Jackson was born in either England were made of lig- ONE DAY ONLY! not an elaborate residence but again early next week with Tuesday. tent to sell. Bank Robbing Meskill for the current fiscal something like Camp David. south of the White House in North Carolina or South Car­ num-vitae, a hard wood that year. Partly cloudy this afternoon groceries from the $2^ million • David Mikoleit, 17, of 109 Washington. It marks the olina — no one really knows “never wore out.” Often with highs 45 to 50. The Secretary leaves at mid­ Hearst food giveaway in hopes Judge Nicholas F. Armentano No Joke And they expect to raise an Of Violating Pact night (EDT) from Andrews St. John St., charge of using a beginning of all our national which. Jackson believed he they held boiling-hot liquids Lows tonight in the mid 20s. of persuading the Symbionese Thursday ordered the re-arrest motor vehicle without the highways and all distances was born on a farm near and received banging against In Virginia additional $3 million in tax Sunday — increasing AFB outsjde Washington, with Liberation Army to free kid­ of David Hildebrand, 25, of 13 owner’s permission, nolled. are measured from this spot. Waxhaw settlement, S.C. stone without damage. revenues by beginning the tax cloudiness with highs in the low United Press International On the Israeli northern front front a number of artillery a refueling stop at Bonn where naped Patricia Hearst. Vine St,, who failed to appear in SATURDAY BOYCE, Va. (UPI) - Two relief on May 1, instead of April Israel has publicly charged with Syria, there were artillery batteries exceeding the number he will meet briefly with West to mid 30s. Zero chance of Patricia’s father, publisher Newark, Del., men who joked as recommended by Meskill,- precipitation this afternoon, 10 Egypt with violating their dis­ duels for the Ilth straight day permitted according to the German Foreign Secretary Randolph Hearst, said earlier about robbing a bank soon found and by reducing the tax only per cent tonight and 40 per cent engagem ent agreem ent by and two more Israeli injuries. A separation of forces Walter Scheel. this week he hoped the food Vernon that townspeople and Clarke one half per cent. Sunday. moving additional artillery into frontline officer called the 11th agreement.” State Department spokesman giveaway could resume Mon­ m ercury' County authorities didn’t share the forward zone across the straight day of clashes part of a The national television said George Vest said Kissinger had day. M l their sense of humor. Suez canal. war of attrition. the alleged Egyptian violation made no arrrangements to A. Ludlow Kramer, head of MORIARTY SPECIALS! Clarke County Sheriff Albert TTie Friday announcement of Tlie Israeli national radio and amounted to “several” brief West European allies in the giant food giveaway, said of Nicodemus said Friday that Keeping Eye on ’76 television broadcast a brief batteries above the limit. It advance of Kissinger’s talks BROTHERS the Israeli complaint was tlie the revamped program,“ We’re Non-Union LINCOLN with Brezhnev — except for W W iM f n Harry Lee CTiristian, 18, and a first public charge of violations army spokesman’s “answer to said there were no signs of simply (Ibtting all the pieces FRI6IDAIRE .B.D. PEARL cousin, Kenneth A. Christian, since the disengagement agree­ a question,” asserting “that Soviet made surface-to-air mis­ Scheel. together. When we get them Employes 33, pulled up with some other Egypt has introduced into the siles in areas on either side of But Kissinger Friday APPLIANCE Wallace Opens ment went into effect in together, we’ll go. We’ve got persons in two cars at the January. restricted zone on the southern the Canal where they are for­ received French Ambassador the assembly lines, we’ve got Garke County branch of the bidden according to the agree­ Jacques Kosciusko-Moizet and Gel Raise Prices Such As These Will Not Be Available In The Future 111 the trucks.” Bank of Boyce about 5:15 p.m. New Campaign ment. a spokesman said they dis­ Tlie giveaway was suspended The Vernon Town Council, on BIG SPRING SAIE The men told about 10 persons According to the television, cussed “matters of interest,” when the SLA sharply criticized recommendation of Mayor standing outside the bank they Angle Parking the U.N. Emergency Force including the Moscow mission. it as inadequate. REFIIKEMTOR-FIIEEZER The other matters of interest Frank McCoy, approved a three Now in Progress ... were going to rob it, the sheriff For Governor Commander, Finnish Lt. Gen. Asked if the resumption per cent raise increase for town Time to save on s Frigidsire said. Ensio Siilasvuo, promised to presumably included blunt would be able to meet Hearst’s criticism by both Kissinger and employes who are not members refrigerstor-freezer that’s 17.0 cu. ft. Tlie men went inside, cashed BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) — Starting a new campaign deal with the complaint when it Monday date, Kramer said it of a union. overall with a 4.75 cu. ft. freezer that a $5 check, and then came out Cost to Town was presented to him Thursday Nixon in the past two weeks of looked like it would be ready for governor but with his eye on the national scene in 1976, While recommending the $AVE HUNDREDS of DOllARS! holds up to 166 Iba. 100% Frost-Proof shouting “We made a big haul, in Tel Aviv by the chief of staff, America's West European "the first part of the week.” three per cent increase. Mayor Reveraa-doora. you go this way and I’ll go that Gov. George C. Wallace told a cheering crowd of 4,(XX) Lt. Gen. David Elazar. allies for relying on a U.S. McCoy said he realizes the cost way,” Nicodemus said. Both Friday night that “God made all human beings. May Be High of living is considerably higher men then left in the same car, Wallace, who tried to physically block integration of the but the town has to be conser­ he said. University of Alabama in 1963, said, “I want to tell those vative about how much of an in­ The two cars were stopped by o n e ^d a y o n l y who have misunderstood our past policies that we have Unless "substantial advan­ crease it can allow. state police and Garke county the Main and Center Sts. in- tages” would be gained by The general raise will be sheriff’s deputies on U.S. route always believed that God made every human being. tersection. According to Mayor Manchester’s regaining control worked in with the merit raises. 340 between Boyce and “He loves all of us,” he said. Thompson, the state made no mm fluence on the national political of Main St., Mayor John Last year the cost-of-living in­ Berryville a few minutes later. "Our actions have never been firm commitment to the m parties in 1976. Thpmpson said this morning he crease was 2.5 per cent. The They were arrested, charged against individual people but project, and stressed that “I do hot mean to tell you that would have to opt for a maximum increase at that with disturbing the peace and against big government.” money was in short supply. I’m running two races,” he reinstallation of parallel time, keeping within President 1974 WEINIIRY COMCT placed in the Clarke (}qiinty jail Wallace, 54, and crippled Despite the lade of a commit­ VNBMJEVABLEBVYS said. “I am running for gover­ parking. Nixon’s limits, was 5.5 per cent. ■MDlHillliOniMl under $103 bond. since an assassination attempt ment, Town Manager Robert AH IMs Monlh on CAPMsI They were also told that the as he campaigned for president nor, but I want to be in the posi­ At a meeting Friday with the Weiss, Police Chief James The various department •niMWio wINIWMI nfi% ptWirBIMI* N >296 tion to say that I represent state Department of Transpor­ Reardon and a town engineer heads submit recommendations 8N8|o I N k c S d ectio iirto C h o o se From, bank has been robbed twice in at Laurel, Md., in 1972, said he h e AM lodh, Mum IMwIsr M h e < millions of people who want tation, (DOT), the town was for merit raises, the mayor urhml mVurs, pmiKnvo Moy mm mul the past year, the sheriff said. stijl wants to be a powerful in- will meet with Thomas (iressy, #0CT5». some changes brought about. offered two options: Parallel a DOT engineer, to begin dis­ recommends to the council ahd DRIVE OMt TODAYI rasniTv r a u A aavantage,i'JrjrVr This lah “If you re-elect me as your parking by April 10, or the op­ cussions for improvement. the council acts on them when T E n m S /f/ iFBiGioAiRE governor it’s going to send a portunity for the town to regain approving the budgets. •j" 1974 MOCmiY MONflCO message loud and clear that control of Main St. by paying Deputy ’Transportation Com­ missioner George Koch s-DoonnmuiEOM/uiDTOFincw Viet Cong Stop times are going to change,” for the new traffic control suggested the feasibility of an PcMttI h h e , 302 Vwl, ovttmolk; pem et dks Wallace. “ You will send a system installed by the state bidw , AM ledto, deluxe wheel 07te14 wnheweBi, message to the national last fall. Urban Systems Grant. A federal grant would provide ^ |Netectlve bedy WASHER AND BRYER PAIR Democratic party that it had about 75 per cent of the cost of elde meldNifii etc* MIA Searches better come back to the middle Mayor ’Thompson found the improvements, with the town >3229 of the road and start talking last option "very difficult to support” since the figure bearing the remaining 25 per SAIGON (UPI) — The Viet Cong refused today to common sense. “Neither party can win in quoted, in excess of $100,000, cent. Warranty Deed* 72 COMET $2395 '70BUKK $1695 ' 71MERCURY $1795 71 CHRYSLER $1795 cooperate in any further searches for Americans missing was too high a price to pay to S-0«w, otilMnalh ONE DAY ONLY 1976 without the support of peo­ James F. and Frances B. UM m C e H ie i, 7 4 t , H t ^ V«l^ M b h Yb e ^ 4*4lraf 4*FB96a yrmiHbHi N tw M rt 4 i k k l e U s m , ■■tiwHli, avoid a loss of approximately 30 Mayor Thompson expressed traai,, AM raSI*, w itll* w ith •Ml*,* FI, Dip b Im m A w |»Bw«r tln trin f p A M rodto. FIpPiTelrni^ 4 in action in South Vietnam until there is an actual cease­ ple who hink as you do.” McAuliffe to Paul E. and Donna U a A l a f , 4. parking spaces. the hope that a written report M. Page, property at 19-21 70M«MHilS $1595 fire in this country and the U.S. “implements fully the Wallace promised “four on both matters would be TlCbUGU $274$ 73MERCURY $3495 ■ lO U O M A M 4 D l. , H T „ d a r k 71UHC0LR $4495 more years of good, honest Union PI., conveyance tax, Z-Om t M«4l>i« Paris peace accords”. available by April 2, the next lilUrHihiNM§lw* 4»*. IMIiiM HT» klaaA a6^a$B taa^Aak^MflllWO^ap •8BCK CwtHnwitd Marii M NT, d h e t, Also discussed at Friday’s 4*fk ffM *. fr**li vinyl InNilit* government.” $48.10. v h iy t 9 tf, •wt*. trofM.* H f F l» I y*4V ft lanDltaY 1*$*$I*y Mdbdv* Dgn, Brig. Gen. Hoang Anh ’Tuan, a ranking Viet Cong meeting of the Board of Direc­ liiM ar, aaMatalk, PS, ft, Air wMt* vMiyl •IlM rBL Air M l y«w*r, AM Ah« C u A meeting was the possibility of |$BWBf w 1r 4*w 6( e lt» Wilfred G. and Bernice M. V CeeA, AM radk. C^ ,« AliLM iMi«9 n A w general, said at the weekly news conference held in Saigon Wallace has controlled state aid for improvements to tors. Breault to Ralph A. Mathiau Jr. Alabama government since $3195 tlMERCIRY $2175 JlCiMKM $2545 'I by representatives of the Provisional Revolutionary 73G0NET $2795 UWn M w enliliew lieei 4*4r. iMrdttfp, and Susan E. Mathiau, property 3

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12 Million Didn’t Vote Wee|c in Review Washington — Some 12 mil­ News for Senior Citizens I Theater Schedule lion people who were registered Uniled Press Iniernalional driver, was killed whpn his car By Wally Fortin did not cast ballots in the 1972 PARKADE SUNDAY presidential election. The Arab oil countries, crashed and burst into flames S: ex'cept Libya and Syria, ended during a practice run for the Saturday Jerry Lewis Cinema 2 — SUNDAY NATURAL HEALTH South Africa Grand Prix next “McG,” 1:00-3:00-7:00-9:20 their oil embargo against the Hi there! Well, they are still together on their articles, of cauliflower soup, ham salad Burnside — “ Man on a This printing test pattern is ONLY Saturday. He was 35 years old. UA East 1 - “Sting,” 7:00- United States and moved to talking about our big Variety although Mrs. Barbara Folstad sandwich on dark bread, potato Swing,” 1:30-7:30-9:30 part of The Herald quaUty con­ FOOD SHOPPE restore production to meet the Show, and one fella said the will not be with us, not until the chips and pickles, pudding, Showcase 1 — “Exorcist,” 9:30 trol program in ordet to give IS FtMlY MY AT TIE MINCKSTER UA East 2 - “Sting,” 6:30- needs of American consumers. WASHINGTON - Chief crowd reminded him of a song next fall session. beverage. 1:15-3:40-6:00-8:25-10:55-1:10 you one of the finest Saudi Arabia pledged an im­ Judge John J. Sirica of Federal with words saying “shut the In the afternoon we had our Wednesday: Homemade 9:00 newspapers in the nation. SALE! Showcase 2 — “Sleeper,” UA East 3 - “Last Detail,” mediate production increase of District Court in Washington door they’re coming through bridge games, and the winners minestrone soup, grilled ham- 1:15-3:15-5:15-7:20-9:25-11:40 I . ' I 1^' 6:30-10:30 a million barrels a day for the ordered that a grand jury the windows.” were: Marjorie Reed, 5,120; burg in a roll, juicy pickles and Showcase 3 — “Serpico,” United States market, which report and accompanying The way everyone was William Lucas, 4,890; George potato chips, chilled pears, 2:15-4:50-7:30-10:05-11:40 Vernon Cine 1 — “Magnum ALL would restore half the current material bearing on President jammed in sure made it look Vallone, 4,030; Jack Owen, 3,- beverage. Showcase 4 — “American deficit in American imports of Nixon’s conduct in the that way. 910; Eugene 'Toch, 3,750; Karl Thursday: Baked tender Force,” 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:10 PARKADE Graffititti,” 1:00-2:55-4:55-7:00- ’Vernon Cine 2 — “Cinderella Arabian oil. Watergate scandal be turned Once again we sure take our White, 3,670; Ethel Quish, 3,600 chicken leg with cranberry 9:10-11:20 Vistt One Of Thesa Fine Parkade Stores This Sunday ALL The announcement that most over to the House impeachment hats off to all those who braved and Florence Anderson, 3,450. sauce, buttered kernel com, Uberty,” 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30- Jerry Lewis Cinema 1— “Ash 9:30 • Liggett • Treasure City PARKADE Arab countries were lifting Inquiry. An appeals court up­ the rainy weather, and long Theater Trip creamy whipped potato with Wednesday,” 7:10-9:10 • Parkade Bowling Lanes their embargo against the held the order later in the week. walk from the parking lot, and Back to trips. We still have bacon roll and butter, fruit tart State — “Son of Flubber,” • Sniffy Pet • Parkade Bakery • U JL Thestars East 1,203 NATURAL Jerry L«wis Cinema 2 — 6:30; “Superdad,” 8:10 c United States was greeted in The order could be appealed to sincerely thank you all so very five seats available for the with whipped topping, “McQ,” 7:00-9:20 • Swiss Colony Cheese Shop • Parkade Healtti Shoppe HEALTH Washington with restraint, the Supreme Court. much for making our first all­ stage show “South Pacific” at beverage. UA East 1 - “Sting,” 7:00- HEALTH partly because it had been senior show a huge success. the Coachlight Theatre in South Friday: Homemade tuna aqtF 9-30 BRAND Well, we still have about ■HSfiMir expected and partly because WASHINGTON - Sen. James Windsor. The trip is scheduled no<^le casserole, garden peas, uA East 2 - “Sting,” 6:30- STATE the official statement said twelve seats left on bus No. 7 for Wednesday, April 3, and the roll and butter, chocolate brown­ MANCHESriR CINTIR TODAY L. Buckley of New York, who 9:00 FREI PARK REAR OF THEATRE TOMORROW Vernon nothing dbout increases in the has stanchly supported Presi­ for the Wildwood trip. So, if you buses will be leaving the center ie, beverage. UA East 3 - "Last Detail,” Art Group Chooses Winning Entries production of crude oil. Govern­ dent Nixon, became the first have been thinking about it, at 1 o’clock. All those going will Schedule for the Week 6:30-10:30; Sneak preview VITAMINS ment and major oil officials then stop thinking and stop by be asked to meet downstairs Monday through Friday, ALL FAMILY...ALL FUN...ALL DISNEY! Conservative Republican in “Three Muskateers,” 8:30 the DeMolay Scholarship Fund munity, then it is necessary to Rev. Paul Bowman, pastor of continued to be optimistic that to register. Might as weli join that morning, and the buses will registration for Wildwood Crest Dolores Perreault of Vernon troduction to photography, Congress to call on the Presi­ Vernon Cine 1 — “Magnum will be sponsored by Adoniram make our feelings known,” the the church and the Rev. Lyman Saudi Arabia, the largest the crowd, and if that many leave at 11 o’clock. trip, and a few seats left for the has been chosen as the artist of nature exploration, career dent to resign. Buckley said Force,” 2:00-7:10-9:20 yrtoAi Chapter 18, Royal Arch letter states. D. Reed, associate minister, producer, would restore its out­ have already signed up, there Thursday started off with our show “South Pacific.” the month by the Tolland Coun­ profiles, crocheting, track, Uiat the Watergate case had Vernon Cine 2 — “Cinderella BU\CTl Masons, on April 5 and 6 at the It further notes that Union and copies were also sent to put to what it was before the must be a good reason. For square dancing, and our gang is Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, ty Art Association, and her golf, tennis, kinder-gym, gym­ become "a disorder, a trauma, Liberty,” 1:00-7:20-9:30 Vernon Center Middle School. Congregational Church has members of the Town Council start of the Middle East war. more information call our of­ getting to be pros. Last week kitchen social bingo, one can of work will be displayed in the nastics, walking-jogging club, involving every, tissue of the State — “Son of Flubber,” The performance will start at gone on record as objecting to and to the town attorney. fice, 643-5310. they came up with a name for canned goods n eed ^; noon to main reading room of the and self-defense. nation." 6:30; “Superdad,” 8:10 8 p.m. both evenings. The dona­ local theaters making available Ceramic Class our dancers, “The Manchester 12:30 p.m., lunch is served; 1 Rockville Public Library. LONDON — A gunman in tion for adults will be $2 and for to the community, films and ’’"Y" Spring I’rugrams Activities being planned for LeU rf^, the action here at Linden Squares.” After lunch p.m. to 4 p.m., pinochle games. Sunday An oil painting by Florine London fired serveral shots into students and senior citizens, $1. salacious materials as may be A five-week “mini-term” adults include golf, tennis, folk HOUSTON — President we all met upstairs for quiz Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m,, return Lugihbuhl of Ellington, titled a car carrying Princess Anne the center started on ’Tuesday Burnside — “Man on a Tickets may be reserved by found offensive by large groups spring program, sponsored by dancing, introduction to Nixon declared that he would with our ceramic class in the games, and once again the gang trips at 12:30 and 4 p.m. “ Palmer’s Cove,” was selected and her husband, Capt. Mark Swing,” 1:30-3:45-5:30-7:30-9:30 calAng any of the following in the town. the Indian Valley YMCA, will photography, contemporary continue to resist demands for morning, and our senior was too smart for us. Tuesday, 10 a.m. to noon, oil as the picture of the month and Phillips, but the couple was un­ Showcase 1 — “Exorcist,” phone numbers: 875-3796, 875- It tells the mayor that it is his start April 22 and end May 24, house plants, and belly dancing. his resignation because it bowling league at the Parkade The afternoon was cut short painting class, ceramic class is on display at the People’s hurt in a kidnaping attempt. 2:30-4:50-7:10-9:40 5854, 875-3147, and 623-6006. responsibility to legislate in Norman Kirschbaum, chair­ “might be good politics, but it and bus for shopping; 1 to 4 Savings Bank, Rockville. Diabetic Dept. Four other persons were Lanes. The results are as because of our big St. Patrick’s Showcase 2 — “Sleeper,” such matters and expresses man of the program committee Large Health Library would be bad statesmanship” to follows: Dance that evening. Reported p.m.. Senior Bowling League at Other selections chosen to Ittlmlllu^«‘ Sale seriously wounded, however, 1:15-3:15-5:15-7:20-9:25 hope that the letter will aid him has announced. yield to his critics or to low In the Women’s Class A ill were Louis Pola who is in the the Parkade Lanes; 1:30 p.m., hang in area.banks and libraries The Ladies Missionary Socie­ when the gunman opened fire standing in public opinion polls. Showcase 3' — “Serpico,” are: “Sand Dunes and Snow,” ty of Talcottville in formulating a policy that will Programs being plannecLfor after ambushing the royal car group, Bertha Duhring won the local hospital, and Lillian bus return trip from shopping. TECHNICOLOR. S He made the statement at a 2:15-4:50-7:30-10:05 0 1973 Walt DiMty PreductiMis IQj watercolor by Barbara Congregational Church will end the problem. youth include creative craits, near Buckingham Palace. After high triple with 421 and LaVigne is ill at home at 231C Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon, meeting of the National Showcase 4 — “American Orlowski of Ellington at the sponsor a rummage sale on The letter was signed by the drawing, guitar, baton, in­ wounding the Princess’ Beatrice Mader won the high N. Main St. room available for members of Association of Broadcasters Graffitti,” 1:00-2:55-4:55-7:00- Savings Bank of Rockville: March 30 from 9:30 a.m. to 1 bodyguard, her chauffeur, a single with 181. In the Class B This Thursday we will have crewel embroidery class to con­ and restated his intention to 9:10 'W" “ Winter in Bolton,” a water- p.m., at the church. policeman and a passerby, the group, Eva Lutz took both men from the Beltone Hearing tinue working on their crewel At: 3:00 • 8:10 “FLUBBER^^ 1:10 - 6:3( complete his second term. Jerry Lewis Cinema — “Ash color by Pat Rady of Bolton, at The sale will feature, besides gunman was seized as he tried honors with a 339 for a high tri­ Aids on hand to give you a par­ work, and pinochle games in Wednesday,” 7:10-9:10 , the Hall Memorial Library, clothing, attic treasures, a food OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. to enter the car. ple and a 131 for the high single. tial hearing check. This will be the main hall; noon to 12:30 DETROIT — Citing increased For the Men’s Class A group, free, and will give you an idea p.m., lunch is served; 1 to 3 ': Ellington. table and a snack bar. car sales, the General Motors Joseph Chaves took the high tri­ as to the seriousness of your p.m., ceramic class; 1 to 4 NOTICE “the Engagement," an oil byV I’inoelile Winners VATICAN CITY - Pope Paul For Wholesome At The Parkade Only! Corp. canceled scheduled ple with a 539 and Harding hearing, and suggestions on p.m., bridge games. Bus pickup I Anna Marie Lopiccolo of Ver­ Tuesday winners in the Ver­ VI called on Roman Catholics layoffs for 27,000 workers at Carrier won the high single what you should do. While the at 8:30 a.m., return trip at 12:30 EAST, WEST AND non, at the Vernon National non Senior Citizens’ pinochle Fun, Take The to increase devotion to the HUNDREDS OF ITEMS seven plants over the next two with a 210. In the Uass B group, and 3 p.m. Bank, Lafayette Square; group were; Gertrude Edwards Virgin Mary as fully in keeping tests are going on, we’ll be BUCKLAND Family Bowling weeks. Edward Strauss won both the having horse races and other Thursday, 10 to 11:45 a.m., “ F low ers,” an acrylic by 848; Joseph St. Louis 746; with modern trends in the high triple with 465 and high games in the main hall. square dance lessons; noon to CEMETERIES Marion Eaton of Vernon at the William Wormsted 678; Evelyn This Sunday! women’s rights movement and it is requested that cemetery single with a 178. Because of our successful 1:00 p.m.. Hot-meals and , First Federal Savings, Kincman 664; Edward Quinn the search for Christian unity. BOZEMAN, Mont. - Chet lot owners remove any winter • COFFEE SHOP Next came Wednesday, and Variety Show we are happy to Meals-on-Wheels; 1 p.m. Fun- J Rockville; “ The Old Mill,” 638; Jennie Starke 637. Huntley, the former television grave decorations that they • REFRESHMENTS in the morning we had nice announce that as of Monday, Day, featuring personnel from acrylic by E. Garrott Sr., of Thursday tournament ULTIPLE VITAMINI newscaster, died at age 62. He wish to keep. • SNACKS JOHANNESBURG, South tables for pinochle with the April and for the remainder of the Beltone Hearing Aids to Ellington, Savings Bank of winners were George Weber had undergone surgery for lung Starting Monday, April 1, ONE-A-DAY TYPE Africa — Peter Revson, following winners: Marjorie the year, we will be able to roll give free hearing tests, card Tolland. 62,'); Ann Songailo 603; Joe 9 essential ^ cancer two months ago. 1974, weather permitting, the I Summar Laague* now forming. Inquiro lor ioaguo of your % America’s top road-racing McLain, 624; Florence North, back our prices for meals here playing, sing-alongs, and fun "Stafford Tree House," an Kincman 589; and Bert vitamins in necessary spring clean-up of I choica — Individual or Qrouoa. tABlXT 619; M artha LaBate, 577; at the center. Our lunches will games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., oil by E. J, Mordasky of Staf­ Edwards 584. DAILY the grounds will begin in each tablet! i00’s ^E l TOr m m Emma Russell, 569;_John Der­ be 50 cents, and our Thursday return trip at 3 p.m. ford, at the office of Dr. Joseph (Jiurcli Objects jreparation for mowing. by, 567; Jennie Fogarty, 563; Hot-Meal will be 75 cents. The Friday, 10 to noon, kitchen Shinn. Rockville; “Spring A letter from the Union PARKADE LANES a — Plastic flowers or Will TV Invent Gladys Seelert, 549; May Der­ caliber of the meals won’t social bingo, one can of canned IfMINDER Bouquet,” an acrylic by Sue Congregational Church to One Tablet Daily -f Iron, 100's fecorations should not be used BOWLING CENTER OPERATIONS 2 f . r * 2 " by, 544; and A1 Gates 540. change — just our chance to be goods needed, noon to 12:30 Welch of Tolland, Mary Dunphy Mayor Frank McCoy, expresses on grave sites between April 1 1 At the same time our crewel able to lower the price. p.m., lunch is served; 1 to 4 f Dance Studio, Vernon; “th e the churchs’ objection to the One Tablet Daily -f Minerals, » and October 31. Boy with a Bowl,” oil by showing in local theaters of 130 A Summer Sport? embroidery class was busy. Menus p.m., setback games. Bus Hobart P . Hurrlton 346 1/2 W. MMdlo Tpke. X 100's 2 lo tor r*2 “ Marilyn Williams of Vernon, films “which many in this com­ This was our last official ses­ Monday: Homemade cream pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trip Supurbitondunl of 6 4 3 -1 0 0 7 By RICK DU BROW so much of it on video that only sion; however, we will allow at 12:30 and 4 p.m. i People’s Savings Bank, Vernon munity find plainly offensive." Reg. 2.28, 2.48 and ‘2.97 M c fi rare matchups or tournaments ; Circle. “If the Church is to be the HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - I the members of the crewel create more than average in­ “Pond in Winter,” an oil by Church and if the members of Tjexa ll don’t think television has really class to continue coming T fE X a U ire x a // Vonelte Numrych of Tolland, local churches feel any one ef­ gotten down to the nitty-gritty terest. Tennis, meanwhile, is Wednesday mornings to work offices of Dr. Daniel Woolwich fort is degrading to the com- Nasal Decongestant MOUTHWASH of what it wants to do about being pushed hard by network executives who think it has and Dr. Harold Hutensky, Ver­ BUFFERED spring and summer sports U.S. Sends More Poultry Amber Ml-3t® or potentially big audience appeal Ma-Ma-Mla’s Cuisine non; “Flowers,” an acrylic by programming. |TH»TRi EAST ruby-red Klenzo® on the home screen. Tokyo — Japanese poultry- “The Family Reilaurant” Laurie King of Vernon at the tW-MH P E T C E N T E R TIME CAPSULES ASPIRIN for clean, fresh Let’s face it — what the com­ meat imports totaled 65 million 5 grains of aspirin Tennis Players Increased Society for Savings, Ellington; Help relieve nasal breath! 16 oz. mercial networks want is a pounds in 1972, up about 5 mil­ 471 HARTFORD ROAD. “ Beauty in a Wave,” an oil by SPECIAL plus two antacids. Television aside, there ap­ congestion due to colds spring-summer sport that lion pounds over 1971. The Corner of McKee Street, Manchester Ernest Garrott Jr. of Ellington, CHILDREN’S MATINEE _ 100’s parently has been an increase United States supplied about and hay fever. 10’s creates the consistent audience Featuring: Rockville Public Library. OPEN SUNDAY in the number of people who 28 per cent of the 1972 total, Sat. & Sun. (8 to 12-Hour Action) excitement that football has es­ Itallan-American Dishes, plus Steaks, Chops, Sea 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. 2 for tablished in the fall season. play tennis. And ABC-TV’s 20 per cent more than in 1971. Food and Our Salad Bar. ^ ^ c a p s u i e s 3 5 Basketball is a fine spectator broadcast of the Billie Jean DcMoluy Show My Side of the Open Monday Oini Saturday, 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. The second annual musical SUNDAY-ONLYI Lil sport on television, and makes King-Bobby Riggs match got Open Sundays, 11 A.M. to 0 P.M. 2h,*i LIU _ variety show for the benefit of Mountain LISTERINE „ for attractive video viewing in phenomenal ratings for a video DUE TO GREAT . ALL SEATS 99c Cedar Wood Chips Reg. ‘1.34 each RUFFERIN the winter. And good old sports event, stirred up tremen­ WEEKDAY RESPONSE iMseball, leisurely as it may dous word-of-mouth interest ■pE x a l l and was the kind of happening ^§tlOH€ASC CINEMA/ 1234^ TPexal/Pure seem to some of the home • I-84EXITS8-8ILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. • IPEN SUNDAY TIL 8 P.HII, PET screen audience, is pleasant that could get more people to CALCIUM WITH CRAWFORD > EAST HARTFORD • 24HR.TEL. INFO. 568-8610 • J., VITAMIN B&C VITAMIN E televiewing in spring and watch televised tennis. But the ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED MRKING' Wa Honor MASTER CHARGE •> ^TASTY...READY TO PLEASE**! BEDDING summer. 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There Was a time, maybe in Fare Huckleberry Finn’s day, when To School Year to play hooky from school to walk by a stream, dangle a hook the April vacation was Andrew Tally in the hopes of snagging a fish, VIRGINIA CALRSON travel to Washington, D.C. this Correspondent "convenient for the staff and weekend to plan the eighth- or exploring wooded trails not students and families.” would have been the height of Tel. 228-9224 grade trip to the capital in Schroder voted against ad­ June. pleaswe for a sixth grader. The school board voted this * */• week to add three days at the ding the three days in June Health Serive Budget But one sixth gnute class in while John Sullivan, Joseph Manchester is preparing to do end of the school year to make The Columbia-Hebron- Start Packing? up snow days. The new closing Narotsky, Harriet Rosen and Andover Community ealth Ser­ all these things and more as Ernest Bottomley voted for it. part of a school outdoor study date is June 26. vice Inc., is requesting a $102,- WASHINGTON - Two facts This is not in conjunction with Ellen Hills was absent. 045 budget for the fiscal year welcome. But the income tax program. Reading Consultant Linda must be kept in mind about costs practically everybody Windham as Windham July 1, 1974 through June 30, 1%e sixth grade students of Gardiner presented new Rep. Wilbur Mills, D-Ark., who money, and people want the in­ Michael Norman a t . Buckley eliminated Tuesday through 1975. This is an increase of $14,- is trying to kick President Friday of the April vacation reading and language texts to 906 over the current budget. come tax to cost the President School have been preparing one the board for approval. Nixon out of the White House. money, too. Or, as Mills put it: and extended Memorial Day TTie service covers five towns, day a [Week for the last few The books are. colorful and First, Mills is a conservative. “Now I know people know more weeks for this special event. weekend to make up snow days. with Columbia paying 18.1 per School Superintendmit Clarence modem with plays within each cent of the budget; Hebron, 25.9 Second, he is no dope. about taxes and the filing of in­ In cooperation with the Lutz Edmondson said the April vaca­ book. She said there was also per cent; Andover, 11.9 per Accordingly, when Mills come tax than they do about Junior Museum (LJM) and the “an excellent testing cent; Marlborough, 19.8 per predicted on “Face the Nation” Watergate...they do want the Nature Center at Oak Grove, tion was important to the staff and students alike, and was the program.” From Grades 4-6 cent and Lebanon, 24.3 per cent. that Nixon will be out of office President to pay more taxes.” the students hve been learning best educational recommenda­ emphasis is on comprehensive Columbia’s share will amount by November, he was not It figures. Nixon’s returns for how to use a compass as a tion. skills, literary skills and to $18,499. speaking with his glands but as 1969 through 1972 show that he direction guide, how to identify Board member Walter writing, she said. one of the shrewdest politicians paid about |78,(XI0 on an adjus­ certain plants and trees, and Schroder Jr., took issue with Mrs. Gardiner said some of in the country. He was invoking ted gross income of ll.l-milUon, how to identify certain water Edmondson, saying that adding the upper grades of Porter the first commendment of his and that he paid no income life ^>ecies. three days in June is not School “are in dire need of About Town trade, which says don’t take a taxes in the District of Colum­ Mrs. Pamela Saloom, direc­ position too far ahead of the educationally useful. He said language skills.” bia or California. In those four tor of U M ; and Sanchez, The board granted permis­ folks back home. years, he tripled his net worth. director at the nature center, Obviously, Mills had heard sion to extend French to fourth The rotating gourmet group Fraud or no fraud, that has to have visited Norman’s class graders for the remainder of from the folks. Obviously, be a bone in the throat of the of the Manchester Newcomers every Friday to teach the sub­ the year. However, Mrs. Rosen (jlub will meet tonight at 8 for because Arkansas- is hardly a Middle American struggling Tolland jects needed for later outdoor said she would want to know the an Italian dinner. Hosts and Hate-Nixon state in the image with his blasted IRS form. study activities. value of French in the fourth' hostesses are Mr. and Mrs. of, say Massachusetts, and Mills has even spoken.for the Friday was the class’ first Mills has been around too long grade before granting approval James Dye, 171 Carriage Dr.; Republicans on the issue, but experience outdoors at the Talk on Glass next year. to suggest anything that would Mr. and Mrs. Andrew this is not as presumptuous as it nature center to see some of Another Increase be anathema to his generally height seem. Mills has as many Set April 1 Humphrey, 41 McDivitt Dr.; their, new findings Dahl Oil Co. notified the conservative constituents. He pals in the GOP as in his own Mr. and Mrs. Daniel demonstrated first hand. Most VIVIAN KENNESON board of still another price i Luchsinger, 40 Carpenter Rd.; has to run for reelection, too. party, and of all Congressional of their study will be concen­ ’The Tolland Historical Socie­ crease for Number 2 oil in the and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Consequently, Mills’ almost leaders he has the best lines of trated on stream ecology. ty will meet April 1 at 8 p.m. at amount of .009 cents. This is Gallant, 16 Centerfield St. contemptuous attitude toward communication with the opposi­ For the next few weeks, Nor­ the Savings Bank of jtolland about the seventh increase Richard Nixon is a remarkable tion. So when he predicts man said his students will con­ club room. since fall. Holy Family Mothers Circle development in the Republican politicians will centrate on pond ecology. Charles Harakaly Jr. of The board authorized Ed­ maneuverings over the im­ pressure Nixon to quit and that will meet Tuesday at 8 .m. at In May, th^ outdoor study Mansfield Center will show his mondson to proceed with es­ the home of Mrs. John Haney, peachment issue. This is no if Nixon refuses to do so there program will be climaxed wiUi collection of bottles and tablishing a curriculum for 160 Parker St. wild-eyed — or wide-eyed — will be enough GOP votes to im­ a three-day overnight stay historical flasks. Included in his summer school and find out if super liberal offering to spon­ peach him in the House, he’s Jan Kristof, center, a student teacher from Manchester Michael Norman’s class are collecting various eggs and during the week at the Times collection are bottles from the response is favorable with sor legislation to grant the speaking from his friendship Community College, is showing some Buckley School Mr. and Mrs. William Farm Camp in Andover with larvae to take back to class and study. ’The project is part 19th century glass works which residents. President immunity from with and knowledge of those on Mrs. Saloom, Sanchez, Norman sixth-grade students some of the many kinds of Ufe found of the preparation for the group’s three-day overnight out­ Whitney of 159 Ayery St. will “persecution or prosecution” if were located in the surrounding Board member John Sullivan the other side of the aisle. and some of the parents as in­ in the stream at Oak Grove Nature Center of the Lutz' door study trip in May. (Herald photo by Pinto) serve as host and hostess Sun­ he resigns, but a hard-nosed and towns of Coventry, Westford and teacher Aqita’Ramm were structors and chaperones. Junior Museum. With strainers and cups, the members of day from 2 to 5 p.m. at Lutz cool-thinking professional who Indeed, on the very day Mills and Willington. named to the Bicentennial The young students, 28 in all, Junior Museum. in the past has found it spoke up on television. Rep. Harakaly is familiar with Commission representing the will spend three full days lear­ expedient to support much of John Anderson, R-Ill., chair­ pressed glass and carnival school and the board. The board man of the House Republican ning survival techniques, glass and encourages those approved of $450 for dues to the Rennet Students Nixon’s official thinking. and also preparing meals and every class member, about $200 expenses. Each student pays Manchester is ahead of many Dr, Lowe Raises Conference and a respected Oak Grove N ature Center (Photo by Reginald Pinto) astronomy, stream walking, attending to bring to the Connecticut Association of Consider Wilbur Mills’ com­ cleaning up. was raised through a grinder his own lodging fee which is $1 other schools in their Will See Opera conservative, called the Presi­ plant identification, making meeting pieces they would like Boards of Education. ments on Nixon’s income tax per night. outdoor-type of study dent a “liability” to gravestone rubbings, hiking. Through the earnest efforts of sale to cover most of the to identified. He is a student of Edmondson said be had given Students at Manchester’s troubles. After saying the Joint programs. He feels we are par­ A Fundamental Issue Republicans in many areas of Should it rain, Norman says history and archeology at permission to teachers Michael Bennet Junior High School are Committee on Internal ticularly fortunate to have the the country. Anderson also the expedition is still schedul^. Eastern Connecticut State Wallace and Dennis Harvey to being offered the opportunitj^ Dr. Frederick Lowe Jr. has eminence. It is not hard to understand Revenue Taxation has turned Lutz Junior Museum and the defended the House Judiciary Max Lerner Appropriate rain gear will College. attend the Connecticut Opera up no evidence of fraud by the Oak Grove Nature Center and resigned his post as president of his desire to return to the less arduous Committee in its impeachment Vernon make all planned activities The public is invited. Mr. and Association production of the President, Mills had this to say: their personnel who are helpful inquiry, and warned the White possible, he said. Mrs. James Stamos will host Donizetti opera, “ Daughter of Manchester Community College, task of teaching. “I don’t care how he did it, in planning and participating in the Regiment,” according to House not to adopt a strategy of the evening and liht BURRITT BANK PAYS effective early next year. why he did it, or anything else. Comments Norman said he thinks such a program. Walter Gryzb, chairman of the But whatever impact the Carlson “going over the heads of Benoit Continues Criticism refreshments will be served. HIGHEIST RATES! Depositors The American public — the ones school’s music department. His long tenure with MCC parallels Congress to the country.” at the “Big B” earn top action may have had on him personal­ I’ve talked to — think he hasn’t Because of a paper shortage, State Of The Student Continuing his contention that a smoke screen designed to Sadrozinski issued a false state­ dividends. Interest is com­ is rise to its premier position among ly, we feel Dr. Lowe felt he had to air paid as much taxes as he Candid, brutal statements Bennet students cUdn’t receive the appointment of a deputy mislead the public and meant to ment when he labeled Mr. pounded daily, paid monthly. should, and I doubt that such as those uttered by Mills flyers describing the May 1 community colleges in this state and the dispute so that the Legislative building inspector for the town cover up the fact that the sub- Durieko’s application as being Put your dollars to work at the anything we could say in behalf and Anderson must be crushing special matinee performance. region. of Vernon was improperly committee’ chairman received on time.” Rham money place-The cute little Assembly, if necessary, could clarify of him in our report could to an embattled Richard Nixon, Gryzb reminds studrats who GAINESVILLE, FLA. - I students are apathetic about lifestyles and life values for |^dled,_Councilmai^ Thomas (Sadrozinski) who divides his Benoit also took the mayor to Red Bank Building in Hebron On this basis alone, Dr. Lowe change that opinion among the who needs more bad news like want to see the opera to bring the issue. This would be in keeping have wound up my teaching for the society, as was true in most oneself. Benoit EridayexiJanded his time between being out of the tsk for what he termed, center, Burritt Mutual savings Amerkjan people.” he needs another head. They necessary money to him in deserves the thanks and praise of this the winter quarter, and my of the '50s. They are not ready This carries with it a greater criticldm of Mayor Frank country on company business “misrepresenting several is open daily 10:30-6, Thursday with Dr. Lowe’s devotion to MCC and are the worst kind of news Bennet’s Room M-1 before next As u ^ l . Mills has put his un­ students and I have said our to go out and tear up the cam­ purposefulness, not so much py and Councilman Donald and out of town on extra facts.” He was referring to the night till 8. 228-9471 community and the state. However, Thursday. the community college system as an erring finger on the gut issue — because the President’s hope of farewells — at least until next pus pavement for barricades. about society as about self and ozinski. curricular political forays has comment made by the mayor •his resignation has brought into the educational concept and a vital force THE issue that most avoiding impeachment rests on year, when I hope to see some But they do care about what is selfhood. Some commentators uncilman Benoit, at a re­ dropped the ball,” Benoit said. that not one of the applicants Middle School Goals Set Americans can understand the conservative bloc on Capitol of them again here. The college on education are worried ^ n o it questioned why it took open a long-standing dispute between in Connecticut’s present and future. happening. council meeting, who did file on time, finished in without charts or diagrams. Hill. If what Nixon used to call year has been changing recent­ If the classroom dialogues I because this may mean a ktioned the manner of ap­ the subcommittee, appointed the top three in the state exam. the community college system ad­ Watergate has become too com­ “my own kind” desert him, he Carlson’s brusk dismissal of Dr. ly, to keep up with changes in have heard and student essays I departure from the great tradi­ pointment of Peter Durieko as by the mayor to investigate Benoit said it is a matter of ANNE E.MT Serving with Harrison are to whether the school was plicated, too longwinded; it may as well start packing his tion of liberal education. They designed for one philosophy and ministration and Finance Com­ Lowe’s allegations is an affront to all the society. All my own have read mean anything, their deputy building inspector, several positions now open, state record that the top mark CurresiionilenI Ronald Haverl, Everett threatens to overstay its bags. memories are of the semester mood is still unfocused. But forget that much of it has been noting that his application was nine months after the closing Graham, Dr. Henry Snider and later altered. unson’s was received by an applicant Tel. 228-:i971 missioner Adolf Carlson. of us. Equally offensive is the com­ miseducation, leading to a kind system. Then some colleges judging from their comments filed after the closing date of date to report back to the full who filed one month before the It is hoped by the special Steven Ross. In addition, the administra­ In essence. Dr. Lowe, not only tried the trimester, but now of learned helplessness or — in missioner’s unwillingness to extend to on Watergate, energy, ecology, June 29. council. closing date. committees appointed by the tion at Rham has made up there is a trend toward the Thorsten Veblen’s term — a speaking for himself as MCC presi­ the concentration of power and In an answer to Benoit’s He said the mayor and Benoit said the political af­ Regional District 8 Board of Architects questionnaires for completion Candy Kitchen the trustees the courtesy of an quarter system. trained incapacity. the chance for careers, I should charges. Mayor McCoy gave a Sadrozinski are doing a disser­ filiation of the appointee has Education that by the end of The field of architects, accor­ by department coordinators dent but echoing the sentiments of his explanation for his actions. I like it best, partly because I found, after my own college sum it up as a deep concern lengthy explanation of his views vice “not only in the case of the nothing to do with the questions April, a site will have been ding to Frank Shannon, chair­ asking for their input relative.tp Where Quality Candy U Made Freeh Daily as an itinerant teacher it fits in about whether life in the United years, that I had to unlearn on the matter in a statement deputy building inspector but curriculum especially designed fellow presidents and the state board We sincerely hope Dr. Lowe’s airing he has raised concerning the ap­ selected, an architect chosen man of the architect selection Chooae From Over ZOO Varletiei with my life plan of perchings much of what I thought I had also in their inaction in the ap­ of community college trustees, States is a rigged game. published Thursday and in pointment. and educational specifications committee, had been narrowed for the junior high school stu­ of this dispute will bring it to a head. Open Forum and flights and perchings again. Remember that a college learned. By all means, hold on which he charged B ^olt with, pointments of a police chief, dent. He said, “This is a simple ready for the new proposed down to 13 out of oyer 170 alleges Carlson with ursurping powers But, even more, it gives a stu­ to the ideal of a liberal educa­ Treat yourself to our... We think it is essential that this freshman was 6 or 7 years old doing "the town and the public director of administration, case that his application was 10 middle school. applicants. ^ Students have also respon­ dent a chance — taking three tion, but also recognize that- that belong to the trustees and the matter be resolved. when Lyndon Johnson became a disservice by falling to town planner, and town finance days late and should not have By a district meeting, $40,000 The committee’s plans now ding as to what they would like quarters a year over a four- students want to know how life President, and 11 or 12 when properly investigate the facts.” officer.” been considered, as the notation was approved for preliminary call for a future screening of to see in a junior high school school administration. That Dr. Lowe found it intolerable year college span — to get is actually lived and how — TRUFFLES Mr. Nixon was elected. He In his reply Benoit “Their inaction, if left un­ by the former director of ad­ stages, such as site work and these 13, along with site inspec­ and what kind of changes they oriented to more areas of study potentially and alternatively — Creamy smooth layers of dark and milk At issue is Carlson's withholding to enough to be a factor, even though not they thinking of crime on cam­ doesn’t recall Kennedy, and countercharged that, “It is Mr. checked, will soon paralyze this ministration indicated.” preliminary plans. A referen­ tion of some of their projects, would like made. Saddened and introduced to more it can be lived. In that direction, chocolate that melt in your mouth. pay increases approved by college ad­ pus or in cities, welfare certainly not Eisenhower. Sadrozinski and the mayor who town.” Benoit said. “Legally qualified people dum will be necessary even­ and a furthernarrowing down to The committee hopes to have a major one in his decision to resign, To the editor: teachers and thus to discover in the classroom dialogue on mothers, Vietnam veterans, job Truman and Roosevelt are an­ are doing the disservice.” He further added, “The who filed on time could have tually before any construction two or three architects.. a first draft of its recommen­ ministrations and the trustees The sport of streaking, before too late where his true lifestyles and life values, may give us warning of the difficulty which discrimination? cient history to him. For a "All of the name calling by mayor admits the truth of my been chosen in an equitable begins. The final group will be dations ready to be presented to presumably originating from interest and allegiance lie. lie the educational theory and throughout the system. may lie ahead when it comes to Were they thinking? generation that has known only the mayor and his colleagues is basic charge that Mr. manner,” Beoit said. According to Richard presented to the board, which the board by the end of April. the antics of university Kingman Brewster, Yale’s practice of the rest of the '70s ‘And if they were, would they Johpson and Nixon, is it any Harrison, chairman of the com­ serves as the building com­ Serving on this committee Dr. Lowe has expressed his belief recruiting new faculty members and, students, has literally caught lively president, spoke rueful­ and the '80s. take action against these wonder that its first demand is mittee on reviewing site poten­ mittee, to make the appoint­ are board members Mrs,, Sibun, the eye of many Manchester ly the other day about how the In a seminar I gave at the that such impoundments are illegal perhaps most important, hiring a atrocities affecting them for an unrigged game,? tials, his committee has been ment. Harrison, Ronald Thompson, residents. image of the university presi­ school of education, when a stu­ and was equally firm in reaffirming directly or indirectly? Even more important, on I The Almanac I Tolland working with the State Depart­ Serving with Shannon are Victor Schoen; J. Colin Pushee, successor to Dr. Lowe. As a college student returning dent has been changing from dent had noted that the Greek Students needn’t take over an every possible occasion their ment of Community Affairs and Mrs. Katherine Sibun, Haverl, Edward Shine and Glen Frank, that his decision to resign was to per­ to Manchester for spring vaca­ the earlier one of a glorified cop view that the unexamined life is We think Manchester Community administration building or interest zeros in on lifestyles. it h a s seven or eight Graham, and Mrs. Chris administration; Pat Dougan, tion, as a college student sup­ to that of a chancellor of the not worth living, another shot mit MCC to have a new president with College has become a strong institu­ destroy ROTC headquarters to How do people live — all kinds Cubs Given Awards possibilities. Dreyer. Delia Adorno, Frank Neuman posedly representing “college exchequer in the current money of people: politicians, jour­ back with, “Yes, and the un­ United Press Intemtlonal and Diane Webb, teachers; new vigor and ideas. voice their displeasures at the Specifications tion under Dr. Lowe. If it is to con­ youth,” I have been frequently state of the nation. squeeze of the campuses. nalists, teachers, media people, lived life is not worth Mary Keenan and Peg Holman, ROUTE 6, BOLTON — TEL 649^332 VIVIAN KENNESON were received by Tony Harrison said the department The building planning and We will accept Dr. Lowe's state­ asked my reaction to the On the other hand, cavorting From the student’s stand­ labor leaders? This isn't just a examining." Today is Saturday, March Andover; Edward Hinchliff and OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY till 8:00 P.M. tinue to be strong, it will require Cub Scout Pack 915 presented Morehouse, Robert Charland, has visited the three towns of programming committee, un­ phenomenon of streaking which nude around the campus proves point one might add a different return to David Riesman’s “In­ Put them together and you 23rd, the 82nd day of 1974 with Joan Landon, Hebron; and Nan­ Candy Alao Available For Fund Raleing ment that his dispute with Carlson strong leadership in the years ahead. awards at its recent Blue and Jeff aiins, Chris Chirley, Tim Hebron, Andover and der the chairmanship of Mrs. has not gone undetected on my nothing, creates nothing, ac­ sequence: from the hectic cam­ side Dopester” of the early come closer to the truth: 263 to follow. cy Zeisser, Marlborough. Gold banquet. Norman, and Ed Mount. Marlborough and has done Dreyer, has already visited was not a major factor in his decision. Can MCC or any community college campus — Syracuse (N.Y.) complishes nothing. pus activism of the ’60s, '50s, although some of it may Examine the life you lead, by The moon is new. Advancement awards were Tomorrow the pack will have some soil tests as well as eight schools representing University. I cannot blame my peers for through a sudden and surprising be. It is the student’s effort to the criteria of values — the ’The morning stars are Mer­ We are aware of the long and difficult attract “new vigor and ideas” if day- presented to Chris Riddle, an outing to Higgins Armory in analysis of the site. different types of educational Apart from the fact that indulging in such displays. I quietism in the early ’70s, to the find out what people in various questions you put to life; but cury, Venus and Jupiter. road he has had to follow in bringing Donald Hctwkes, John Isch, Worcester, Mass. Harrison’s committee is still philosophy. to-day decision making can vetoed by streaking is a fad, (and the cannot force them to rechannel present state of the student, careers do with their time, how also make sure that you do live Ihe evening stars are Mars Webelo badges; Douglas Girl Scouts interested in additional sites This committee has ’ een MCC to its present state of pre­ blessing of a fad is its relatively their energies into something which I should myself call they got there, what their a life, that it doesn't pass you and Saturn. a politically-appointed bookkeeper? Seekins, Daniel McCarthy, and anyone knowing of a possi­ paying special attention to the short life), I find the concept of more productive. career-oriented and inner- values are, in order to have by. And for this you need a Those bom on this date are At a recent meeting of Girl Daniel Yoreo, Bear badges; ble site should contact any design of the school relative to streaking to be not immoral, I can only ask them to over­ oriented. some notion of alternative society that is an uhrigged under the^ sign of Aries. Ger­ Scout Troop 5025 a member of Randy Dean, Thomas Morgan, the Humane Society showed member of the committee. the philosophy, in particular as Shady Glenns not ridiculous, not a sign of turn and sack the ivory tower of This doesn’t mean that the game. man rocket scientist Wemher Douglas Schutz, Tim Wilson, Communist infiltration on cam­ academia, as they once over­ Von Braun was bom March slides. Saving Oner’s Skin Eric Foster, Thomas Kelleher, On April 4 the troop, accom­ pus. turned administration buildings 23rd, 1912. Wolf badges. Quality We find the current rash of “plea Rather, I am saddened at the four years ago. Also on this day in history; panied by leaders I ^ r y Lou this is the witness Harry Sears, who is Gold and silver arrows were waste of time and energies Sincerely, In 1775, Patrick Henry, ad­ Prescher and Alice Plante, will GAS HEATING copping”, and immunity tactics being, earned by Robert Burns and Easter Special becoming the government’s chief from one of the most creative, Susan M. Klemens fUanrlirfitrr SiTnttng Hprali vocating arming Virginia in tour Rockville General Safe -Economical - Clean used, about as low as you can get Andy Wedemeyer. Hospital, and on April 25 will prosecution witness in the case enlightened and for the most Syracuse University case of war with England, Ice Cream ethically, other than stealing from part, optimistic, sectors of our 232 Ferguson Rd. declared: "I know not what Webelo activity badges visit Sturbridge Village. against former Attorney General population. Fotytded Oct, i, 1831 coursd others may take, but as widows and orphans. Manchester John Mitchell and Commerce For what else but the sight of for me, give me liberty or give Here’s a festive combination of luscious naked bodies could bring forth Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their me death.” The tactic, of course, is that in Secretary Maurice Stans. fruits, coconuts, cherries, and pineap­ which prosecutors, seeking to get a so many hordes of students at 2 Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 In 1933, the German NOTICE 'This was the tactic used also against o’clock in the morning or, for Reichstag gave Adolf Hitler r ple. ' 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation Made eipecially for you o l conviction of a prominent public per­ that matter, at any other time "blanket power” for the en­ THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER CHRONOTHERM THERMOSTATS combine former Vice President Spiro Agnew. Published every evening except Sun­ department, 647-9^. Eattertime, m m m m m good! sonage, start winnowing through the of night or day? Certainly not suing four years. WATER DEPARTMENT temperature control to automatitally lower the Minor Maryland politicians caught the knowledge that tuition will Herald days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation In 1942, Japanese-Americans temperature to a lower set point for a specific period of chaff in the bottom of the barrel and will begin flushing the water mains on Tuesday, March 26th, red-handed, entered into a bargain to be hiked by |200, or that Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ were moved from their homes time every 24 hours. come up with evidence of wrong­ professors are being fired ' Yesterday cond Class Mail Matter. along the Pacific Coast to in­ In area serviced by the Town: South Main, South Farms, get the bigger public figure. because they haven’t published, Highland St, and Spring St., also areas serviced by CALL f-OR INFORMATION ANYTIME doings against comparatively minor 25 Years Ago Burl L. Lyons, Publisher land relocation sites as a war­ We have a lot more respect for G. or that collegiate athletes are The Manchester Publishing Co. time precaution. Rockledge System. figures. receiving a four year free ride Nathan Hale School PTA assumes no financial responsibility for Eluding will continue Tuesdays through Fridays until E. Liddy, and E. Howard Hunt, and a begins its group with 125 new In 1965, Astronauts Virgil Call HARTFORD HYDROMCS at other student’s expense. typographical errors appearing in adver­ (Gus) Grissom and John Young completed. When they have built a strong case members in attendance. 849-2929 Anythm Dairy Stores few more, who are sitting out their At 2 o’clock in the morning, Subscription Rates tisements qpd other reading matter in Should you experience rusty water. It may get into your Manchester has the third were launched from Cape against the minor figure they then when students gathered to Payable in Advance hot water tank. If It does, after the water returns to normal, OIL TO QAS CONVERSION BURNER TWO GOWKMENT I.OGATIONS jail sentences with closed mouths highest paid chief municipal The Manchester Evening Herald. Kennedy to become the first offer him either a reduced plea or im­ watch the display of bodies One Month...... $3.25 two-man American space team clear the settled material by drawing off the water from the Inotallod approx. $12.50 par month. NO DOWN PAYMENT. Rl. 6 & 44A . Op«>n Dully und rather than step out over the body of executive in the state, accor­ Display advertising closing hours, which more or less resemble Single Copy...... 15c three full days prior to publication. to go into orbit.” faucet at the bottom of the tank. Slrauld you have a load of Daaign Bolters A Furnaces, Steam, Hot Water A Warm Air, •Sun. munity from prosecution in retui’n for ding to study released. wash stained or muddled by this disturbance, after the water I‘iirkud«‘ llrutirh - Mon. thru .Sul. someone else. their own, were they thinking of By Carrier, Weekly...... 754 Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon A thought^for the day: approx. $24 per month.v4 which he is to become a star witness returns to normal, wash the load with your regular soap and JJiiliii iiiiH Kfrnlr«> R|,.|{) No, we do not countenance wrong the possible impeachment of One Y e ar...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon American , movie magnate NO DOWN PAYMENT Richard Nixon? Were they 10 Y^ars Ago 4 ounces of cream of tartar. This should clean the wash Financing arranged through CNG against the "big fish” whom they are Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and Samuel Goldwyn said: J'A ver­ doing in high places. But we have lit­ thinking of exorbitant food Democratic Town Committee bal contract isn’t worth the satisfactorily. Barber Infra-red heating units also available for Industn << smo trying to catch. Three Months ...... $9.75 Monday. tle use for those who would sell out prices? Were they thinking of -endorses North. End renewal paper it’s written on.” ■samiMfilaUBBllgitifliii ..— ■ < The latest, despicable example of gasoline (or lack of it)? Were project. anybody to save their own skin.

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Fint Church of Christ Unitarian Universalist St. John's Polish National First Congregational Scientist Messiah Evangelical St. Bernard's Church Society Catholic Church Church ' Lutheran Church Rockville 447 N. Main St. 481 Spring St. Rev. W alt^ A. Hyszko of Andover Wisconsin Synod Rev. John J. White (Singer Learning Center) Pastor Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr. 300 Buckland Rd. , Rev. William Schneider 11 a.m., Church Service, Sun­ Rev. Arnold F. Westwood Minister South Windsor , day School and child care. Minister \ 9 a.m.. Mass, English. "Matter” is the subject of the Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 10:30 a.m.. Mass. English and 9:45 a.m., G urch School. 9 a.m., Sunday School. p.m. lesson-sermon. The Golden 10:30 a.m.. Service. Frank G. Polish.------11 a.m.. Worship' Service. 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Sunday, Masses at 7,8:30,10, MANCHESTER Text; II Corinthians 5:17. Taylor of Stafford, guest Gospel Hall Sermon topic: “Suffering.” The Christian Science 8 p.m., “At Jesus’ Feet,” 11:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m. speaker. His subject: “The 415 Center St. 7 p.m., p igrim Fellowship. Reading Room, 968 Main St., is WINF. ffikT I 6 W l N l r iTUTE Shakers and Tlieir Religious Presbyterian Churcit 725 EAST open to the public, except on Life.” Nursery, Church School. 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. FOR Bolton Congregational First Congregational Church North G ventry i Business-Directory Guide For^ ^ AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE EXCELLENCE holidays, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. Church of Vernon ool St. on Rt. 31 off Rt.'4 Monday through Friday and Church of Christ 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. MIDDLE TURNPIKE Bolton G n ter Rd. Rev. John A. Lacey Dr. Richard W. from 7 to 9 p.m. on the first Lydall and Vernon Sts. (5ray AAMGO TRANSNISSION OF MANCHESTER Rev. J. Stanton Gnover Minister Thursday of each month. Eugene Brewer, Minister United Pentecostal Church Manchester and Surrounding Minister Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew 9:30 a.m.. Worship. MANGHESHR FREE „ CALL 643-2467 187 Woodbridge St. Assistant Minister 11 a.m., Bible School. Second Congregational 9 a.m., Bible Gasses. Robert Baker 10:15 a.m., G urch School. 7:30 p.m., Bible Discussion Towma MaBchaator-SnmoB TERMS Church 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: Pastor HMUW RtBS T m MUM AMAIMEO United Church of Christ 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. Groups (at Manse on Corhwall THE MOST MODERN Vicinity “Bearing Gifts From Afar.” Sermon: “TTie GreaWdJilem- 385 N. Main St. 9:55 a.m., G urch School. The Dr.) Sponsored by Manchester 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: 10 a.m., Sunday School. ma.” TECHNIQUE IN MEN'S Rev. Felix M. Davis Rev. Mr. Lacey will preach. Presbyterian Gurch. \ “Israel In (Sod’s Plans T o ^ y .” 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. 7:30 p.m.,/f'Pllgrim HAIR STYLING Minister Fellowship. featuring this week... Calvary Church Full Gospel Christian St, Peter's Episcopal St. Margaret Mary's Church 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. (Assemblies of God) Church Wapping N u r ^ through Church School Fellowship First Congregational VILLAGE BARBER SHOP 647 E. Middle T’pke. Interdenominational Hebron G nter Rev. William McGrath Grade 12. Sermon bv the Rev. Church of Coventry Rev. Joseph Schicki SALON FOR MEN FtaturIng Rtga Cut Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson Orange Hall Rev. William N. Parsing MANCHESTER PARKADE Mr. Davis, “The Half- United Gurch of Christ Rector Co-Pastors i ■ APPOINTMENT ACCEPTED PHONE MS-0SS7 Believer.” Pastor Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Rev. Bruce J. Johnson ROBERT 0. ST PIERRE 312 MAIN STREET ____ -A; PROP. Your Complete Pastor Minister MANCHESTER Emanuel Lutheran Church 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, 8 a.m.. Holy Gmmunion. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 Appliance Store 10 a.m.. Family Service and p.m. Church and Chestnut Sts. classes for adults*and children. 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study 9:30 a.m., Gurch School, 2 Church School. Nursery Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10 Rev. C. Henry Anderson 10:50 a.m., Worship and Bible and open discussion. Sunday CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND Adult Bible Gass, Confirmation facilities. and 11:30 a.m. Rev. Ronald J. Fournier preaching Service. School. Gass. 7 p.m.. Gospel Service. Guest TENTS, COTS, SLEEPING RAGS, AIR MATTRESSES, TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Pastors 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic ser­ 11 a.m.. Worship Service. STGVES, LANTERNS Frederick Wehrenberg speaker: Rev. G r l Hotich, vice. Nursery available. Sermon: St. George's Episcopal Vernon Assemblies of God 51 Old Town MA^esnjinAmmvsTr^ g)*|g|ggni| Intern minister of evangelism, TV “Peter - A Sound Sleq>er.” Church Rd. (Channel 18, Hartford. St.'Bridget Church G ffee Hour in vestry following Rt. 44A, Bolton y , . THEFARR’S EVERTTH/NO STORE 8:30 and 11 a.m.. The Service. Rev. John J. Delaney worship. Rev. John F. Flora, HI Sunday, 9:45 a.m.. Sunday 649-3589 9:45 a.m.. Church School for Church of the Naaarcn^ P a s to r '^ \ Vicar School for all ages. CAMP-RIKE-SPORT 2 MAIN STRECT W E h f lk e OPEN DAILY TO 6 P.M . J . FARR • 6 43-71 11 I uII i SIw IS hi all ages. Adult Bible study and 236 Main St. v . / Rev. William J. S t^ k Talcollville 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. appliance i TV discussion hours. Rev. William A. Taylor Rev. William J. Killeen 8 a:m.. Holy Gmmunion. 7 p.m.. Evening Evangeline. Gngregational Church GROOMING... 9:45 and 11 a.m.. Nursery for Pastor 10 a.m.. Family Eucharist Unit^ Gurch of Christ for PootUn and All Braadt infants. Saturday, Masses at 5 and and G urch School. Nursery St. Mary's Church Rev. Kenneth E. Knox STUD SERVICE... 11 a.m., “Play Group" for 9:30 a.m ., Sunday School. 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr. Pastor provided. Rt. 31, Gventry children 3 and 5 years of age. Gasses for all ages. Sunday, Masses’at 7:30,9 and Rev. F. Bernard Miller for Poodlaa, Toys A M lnlaturaa 7 to 10 p.m.. Youth “0 ^ 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. and Senior Pastor 10:30 a.m.. Worship and Sun­ St. Francis of Assisi Pastor House” in the Youth Room. Message by the pastor. noon, school auditorium. day School. Nursery provided. 673 Ellington Rd. Rev. Paul F. Ramen SUDS & SCISSORS ^Idren’s Gurch and Nursery Center Congregational Church South Windsor POST ROAD PLAZA RT. 30, VERNON Community Baptist Church provided. Concordia Lutheran Saturday, Mass at 5:15 p.m. An American Baptist Church Union Congregational Rev. John C. Gay, Pastor Hours 9-5 Mon. - Sat. PHONE 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Church The Rev. Mr. Chirtis assumed his duties at Center Rev. Euge ^ M. Kibride Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 585 E. Center St. G urch By Appointment 8 7 5 -7 6 2 4 Message by the pastor. Nursery 40 Pitkin St. Congregational Church Feb. 23. Before coming to Rockville and 10:tt a.m. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs provided. Rev. Burton D. Strand Manchester, he was pastor of the First Qingregational Minister Rev. Paul J. Bowman Saturday, i(Iasses at 5 and 7 Pastor Gurch of Newton Centre, Mass., for about seven years. Minister p.m. Rockville United Church of Jesus Christ Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 Methodist Church 9:15 a.m., Church School for He was ordained in 1961 and was pastor of the First Rev. Lyman D. Reed Reuben Plen’s sisAnaimsi MERCURY I S of Latter-day Saints 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Congregational Gurch of Rochester, N.H., until going to Associate Minister and 11 a.m. 142 Grove St. all ages. Nursery through (Mormon) G urch School through Grade 6. Rev. John W. Mortimer Texaco Stafion M8-2899 Grade 4 continuing during the ivewion Gntre. (Herald photo by Pinto) Hillstown Rd. & Woodside St. Nursery care for small 9:15 a.m.. Confirmation Pastor Phone 646-2756 service. D. Clark Brown children. United Congregational Hjrdranmtic TranimlMlon 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. Gass. Reptilrlnr Bishop 10:30 a.m.. Holy Gmmunion, 10:30 a.m., G urch School, in­ Church 9:30 a.m.. Church School, NO ta n a CMAME Message: “Condition^ of All Work Guanntced ' Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., offers a service of sincerity where personal consideration is a tradi­ G urch School for Grades 7, 8, fants through Grade 8. United G urch of G uist Nursery through adults. Fellowship." Nursery is 9 a.m.. Priesthood. Relief 9. Teenage and Adult Study Religious Calendar Tolland 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. Texaco Lubricailon Service tion. A family business, it was started in 1922 by Mark Holmes, and operated now by his three sons, Howard RMorvaUons for • HoMs • AMkm • 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. We Give Orem Slarope provided. Society. groups. Rev. G nald G. Miller Nursery through Grade 2. Arthur and Norman. No matter when you call the Home, one of the sons will be there to assist you People 627 HWn SIraat 6 p.m.. Sandwich supper, Mrs. Reginald H. Helfferich, 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. guest speaker. Sermon topic: Minister The need a person who can take care of OAA, MAA, Social Security Benefits and Veterans Benefits. Hiese and followed at 7 p.m. by a Lenten Noon, Sacrament Service. Zion Evangelical Trinity Lutheran Chureh many other related services are offered at Holmes Funeral Home. Through its membership in the Oitier of Service in the sanctuary. Richmond Dr., Emanuel “What In ‘Die World Are We Lutheran Church Sunday Doing?” f 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30 the (Jolden Rule, funeral arrangements can be taken care of all over the country. ’The Home is large enou^ to Robert Dutton will qwak. His Lutheran Gurch. vice and Gurph School. MANCHESTER St. Bartholomew's Church (Missouri Synod) 9:45 a.m.. Adult Education: 11:45 a.m T ^ ffee Hour in the Vernon CUCKOO’S NEST handle the largest service, intimate enough for the smallest. Each chapel has its own private family room and subject: “Renewal Through the Rev. Philip Hussey Bible and Discussion Gass; 1:30 p.m., Bible Study, 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim ^ . 117 East Cantor St, Wsncliester AUTO PARTS (Cooper and High Sts. Chapel. - J Rev. Donald McGean entrance. All families are assured absolute privacy if this is their wish. If you would like to consult any Word of God.” Pastor Rev. Charles W. Kuhl Emanuel Lutheran Gurch. Library ; G nter Congregational Fellowship. Pastor afour place naturally for young, free-wheeling, 270 BROAD ST G urch. member of the family just call at their consultation room on the street floor level on Bigelow St. CWl the Pastor 10 to 11 a.m.. Grades 7 and 8 St. Peter's Episcopal headshaking hair. No teasing. No hairspray. No North United Methodist Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. Confirmation Gass; Center 6:30 p.m., Gnfirmation Gass Wapping Gmmunity Church 8 and 10:30 a.m ., Worship Ser­ hassels. Just cool cutting and dynamite styling. Home, make an appointment, and here in seclusion you may ask any questions you wish; there is no obligation Church for Juniors and Seniors; Church on your part, and any one of the Holmes family will be pleased to help you. Sunday, Masses at 8:30, Kffl5 9:00 a.m.. Divine Worship. Gngregational Gurch. Sand Hill Rd. 17W Ellington Rd. vice. Nursery at 10:30 service. Naturally. And because we believe In healthy younr 300 Parker St. and 11 a.m. 10:15 a.m., Sunday School and 10:15 a.m.. New Members Emanuel Lutheran Gurch. South Windsor 9:15 a.m., G urch School. Rev.-. Earle R. Coster 8 p.m., Bible Study, 151 G ve South Windsor hair, we use pure ecological organic products... Youth Forum. Opportunity; Center Rev. Frederick H. Foerster HI Rev. Harold W. Richardson Pastor The Presbyterian Church 10:10 to 11:30 a.m.. First Gngregational Gurch. Lane; St. Mary’s Episcopal Minister Avery St. Christian G urch. Vicar EVEkYTHING IN WE CAN'T HIDt BEHIND i ,>. 43 Spruce St. Year Youth Instruction. 6 to 8 p.m.. All Family Rev. R. Stanley Eaton Reformed Church OUR PRODUCT 9 and 10:30 a.m., Womtiip Ser­ Bolton Ecumenical Guncil; Rev. George Smith Potluck in Woodruff Hall, 8 a.m.. Holy Gmmunion. Associate Minister 661 Avery St., South Windsor • MIRRORS vice. Sermon: “Disciplines for Pastor » Center Gngregational Gurch. St. Maurice G urch, Glton. • W ttV(M >SS ey«OWIRDOO«5 Choir To Offer 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer. Rev. Peter Mans • STORirnONTS etATHTUSfNCKjSURt} Lent; Embracing Death.” ' v , Guest, Ivor Hugh and puppets Friday 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Minister 9 a.m.. Church School. ' 3:15 p.m., (Jood News Gub, Sunday School following ser­ WE CAN $:30 a.m., Sunday School. Special Music from Friendly Forest television vice. vice and G urch School. Nursery and Grades 3 through show. Kindergarten through Grade 6, I.A. WHITE GLASS CO., Inc. 10:80 a.m.. Worship Service. "Messe Solemmelle’’ by 6:30 p.m.. Young Peoples 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for 6. Non-denominational; Emanuel FURNITURE TOPS PICTURE WINDOWS 7:30 p;«(., Bible discussion. Charles Gounod will be Monday Fellowship. Rockville Baptist Church all ages including a nursery. KELP! 10:30 a.m.. Church School. . — ^ I I presoited by the Chancel Choir 12:30 to 5:30 p.m.. Blood- Lutheran Gurch. 69 Union St. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Nursery, Kindergarten and St. James Church mobile; South United Methodist 6:30 p.m., Father-Son and Rev. Robert L. GGunte Nursery provided. I Mancheater 649-7322 31 Bitten St. of Center Congregational United Methodist Church MANCHESTER OVER 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE Grades 1 and 2. Msgr. ^w ard J. Reardon Church as its ‘‘Worship Gurch.. Friends, Potluck followed by: Pastor 6 p.m.. Family Worship. “In the Presence of Mine 1040 Boston Tpke. Pastor Through Music” on Sunday at 9 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.. Bolton 6:30 p.m., Christian educa­ Jehovah's Witnesm Rev. Daniel J. Karpuey the 9:15 a.m. service at the Women’s Mission; St. James Enemies” ; Trinity Covenant 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. tion. Nursery provided. Kingdom Hall G u rt. Rev. David M. Campbell Rev. Eugene Charinan church. ' 'Gurch. Pastor Nursery through Adult, in­ Specializing In 726 N. Main St. The main theme of the Mna^ 2:30 p.m., Drop-In Center; Saturday cluding Gllege G re e r Gass. Second Congregational DONWILUS 8 a.m. to noon. Vestry Orien­ BRAKi SERVICE Saturday, Masses at 5 and is the crucifixion and resurrec­ South United Methodist G urch. 9:30 a.m.. Nominating com­ 11 a.m-. Worship Service. Church 10 a.m.. Public Bible dis­ tation Day;^ St. Mary’s 6ARAGE 7:30 p.m. tion of Christ. Soloists are Doris 7 to 9 p.m.. How the Judaeo- mittee. First Sunday of each month. G ventry FfVRt ERd lip H M it course “The Harmony of the Sunday, masses at 7:30, 9, Steiner; soprano; George Katz, G ristian Gmmunity Worship, Episcopal Gurch. Holy Gmmunion; Second Sun­ Rev. Robert K. Bechtold II lU i SI, Td MM531 »------■ m----RSi^-t. Gospels.” 10:15 a.m., Gffee & Conver­ InpBfV N0pgH nMlM 10:30 a.m., noon, 5 p.m. tenor, and Edwin Sage, bass. “Lutheranism,” Rev. Burton 9 a.m.. Special Education sation. day, missionary service. Minister 11 a.m.. Group discussion of Dance Class; Southited Walter Grzyb, director of Strand; Manchester High 10:30 a.m., G urch School. Nursery provided. Feb. 15 Watchtower magazine Methodist G urch. 7 p.m.. Informal evening ser­ Church of the Assumption music at (^ te r Gurch, is the School. Nursery through Grade 6. 10 a.m.. Worship Service and article “ ‘Make Your Advance­ Yard CleamUp; North United vice. Nursery provided. Adams St. at Thompstm Rd. organist and choirmaster.- Tuesday 10:45 a.m .. Worship. One G urch School. ment Manifest.’ ” Methodist G urch. Rev. Edward S. Pepin 10 a.m., Bible Study, 55 Great Hour of Sharing Sunday. 11:30 a.m.. Pastor’s (Hass and Pastor Waddell Rd.; St. Mary’s Sermon: “I Am Tbe Light of St. John's Adult Study Group. MAWmER^AFE&LOCKCO. BERNARD A. LDZIERg INC. Rev. Paul ’Trinque G urch. the World.” Episcopal Church 7 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Drywalt Contractor The Salvation Army Shaker Education 10 a.m. to 3, p.m., Bethany Rt. 30, Vernon Fellowship. 661 Main St. Saturday, Masses at 5 and tinitarian Topic Group, Sewing Service Day; Rev. Robert H. Wellner, 453 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 643-6922 Specialists In Celling Repairs 7:30 p.m. Rector Frank G. Taylor of Stafford Center Gngregational Gurch. O uojutu RFOam-aima Alarms. Locki i Sales, Combination Changes, 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, will speak about ‘"rbe Shakers 2:30 p.m., Drop-In Center; 10:45 a.m., Holiniess Service. 10:30 and U:45 a.m. 8 a.m.. Holy Gmmunion. I r ll k llO T f 4 Service - Bonded.,Moat Telephone 649-4464 and Their Religious Life” Sun­ South Untied Methodist G urch. Nuns Are Tailors ■VOAVIIC'I/ keys in slock. Repairs ol all kinds. Lt. Col. W. Arthur Bamford will 10 a.m.. Family Service and day at the 10:30 a.m. service of 3 to 4 p.m.. Grades 7 and 8 . C A j. *1*0 We Make Keys. Scissors & preach on “Walking with God.” G urch School. Free Estimates tile Unitarian Universalist Confirmation Class; Center Pinking Shears Sharpened, 11:15 a.m.. Junior Soldiers’ South United MethodUt Society. Congregational Gurch. For Church Robes meeting. Church The guest speaker is a 4 p.m., Gildren’s Confirma­ St. Matthew's Church CUSTOM MADE 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. Tolland SEE U8 FOR: 1226 Main St. . teacher of history, economics tion Gass; St, Mary’s Gurch. BOSTON (UPI)-Those the-clock prayer for all the by CANVAS AWNINSS Lt.-Col. Bamford speaking. • Aluminum Roll Up Rev. George W. Webb and social studies at Enfield 7 to 9 p.m.. Grade 9 Confirma- richly embroidered chasubles church and all mankind, on two- Rev. J. Gifford Curtin Evgerte Awninga IRON Message: ‘‘Portraits of Pastor Rev. Wayne Kendall High Sdnol. He is presently tion Class; Center Catholic priests wear in hour shifts. Brewiik. • Door CanoplM Christ.” Gngregational Gurch. religious ceremonies may seem In addition, they conduct a • Storm Doors Osfrinsky SCRAP METAL Rev. Robert W. Eldridge working on his doctoral disser­ • Comblnatton Windows Pastors tation at the University of 8 p.m., MISAC meeting; St. to lack the sartorial splendor of brisk rent-out business in Saturday, Masses at'5 and 7 DEALER IN WASTE RRd PAPER a layman’s Sunday suit. But p.m. MANCHESTER AWNIND CD. Gnnecticut on Shaker educa­ Mary’s (^urch. chasubles, with parishes that do IsrPABKEB ST. many of the long, loose robes Sunday, Masses a t 8:30,10:30 195 WEST CENTER ST. MATERIALS St. Mary's Episcopal 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Ser­ tion. He is an authority on Adult Gnfirmation Class; St. not have enoujdi for all the Teir MS S13S or Mary’s Gurch. worn by priests are individually priests. and 11:45 a.m. Telsphono 649-3991 Church vice with Pastor Kendall gravestone rubbing. John Milton wrote: ‘"There Eitebllehed m t Call Now Before The Heat of Summer Comes . .j 7 p.m., ‘‘Prayer Is A tailored, even though they hard­ The nuns,have been at their is not that thing in the world of Church and Parker Sts. preaching. Sermon; ‘‘He Now, and not during the heat of summer, is the time to call the Manchester Awning Company at 195 West Rev. George Nostrand Commended a Sacrificial Gift.” Hunger” , by Rev. Jean ly can be called form-fitting. downtown location for five St. Maurice's Church more grave and urgent imfrai^ Bolton Center Street, Man(»ester, for your awning needs. Not only will you avoid the rush, but you’ll avoid a possible Rector 9 a.m., Infant-Toddler Island Grows Pelletier; Assumption Gurch. years and have been improving tance, throughout the whole through Grade 6. Grade 8 Con­ W ednesday The tailors shaping these their home since moving in. Rev. Robert W. Gonin life of man than is discipline.” : STEVENSON’S EXXON SERVICENTER price increase. Do come down and see their sample books; it’s just a short ride to their place, and there is am­ Rev. Stephen J. WWte 4D5 Main SI., Mancheotor 649-5533 Over 30 Veere’ Experience Rev. Ronald Haldeman firmation Gass. Ellis Island, the abandoned 10 a.m,, Gmmunion Service special garments to order are a They now hope to make a Pastor Discipline is not inherent in ple parking right at the front door. Manchester Awning prides themselves on quality, custom work. All work MANCHESTER immigration center in New group of nuns who operate the chapel on the second hoor, and man, but must be learned. is done on the premises. Here are just a few of the many services they offer: Folding Camper repaired and 10:45 a.m., Infant-Toddler York harbor, originally followed Bible Study; St. “Wwi Tw liwM h «w Tw'1'’" CoH 649-S807 7:30 a.m.. Holy Conununion, throu^ senior high age. Grade Mary’s Episcopal Gurch. Liturgical Apostolate Center at get the elevator repair^ to Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 (Mdren must be tau^t self- replaced, new and repair work done on Boat Covers, Tops and (S ta in s, Flexalum* Roll Up Awnings, Com­ MEMORIAL 60. measured 3% acres. Nine- A. AIStBTTL Prop. 3 p.m. Book of Common Prayer. 8 (Confirmation Gass. “ Just How Human Is the 43 West St. They are members save climbing stairs to the fifth- control from toilet-training to bination Screens and Storm Windows, just to mention a few. If you have any questions or problems, please Opposite EMt Oometery tenths of its present 27% Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:15 M lJ l •TUNE-UPS HerriMB SL, Mnocheeter 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Book 7:30 p.m., Methodist Youth acres is ballast dumped by Bible,” Religion Program for of the Sister IMsciples of the floor dining room, chapel and the elimination of tantrums to feel free to call them to discuss your problems. Just call 649-3091, or better yet why not take a short ride down Divine Master. 11 a.m. \ . q in e r a l a u t o m o t iv e of Common Prayer, with ser­ Fellowship meeting in your ships from all over the Today’s Adults; St. workshop. sharing toys. Parental failure and see them personally — They’ll be only too happy to sit down and discuss things with you. Their years of QuoNty MMiierids The Sister Disciples of the here in the pre-school years, mon by the Rev. Mr. White. lounge. world. Bartholomew’s Gurch. And they know as much about REPAIRS ON ALL CARS experience, is you guarantee of complete satisfaction! Church School and Nursery. 11 a.m.. Friendship Group, the cut of a seam as the Divine Master are dedicated to Sacred Heart Church followed by a “rdaxed” ap­ Rt. 30, Vernon 9:45 a.m., Sunday Morning Center Congregational Comqiunion Service and strength of a vow. service of the liturgy and proach during elementary Got A PainUng ProUam? We’ll Halpl Coffee House. Church Luncheon; Emanuel Lutheran The nuns are trained in "perpetual adoration of the Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor years and declining demands Manchester 11:15 a.m.. Morning Prayer, United Church of Christ G urch. vestmen making, tailoring, Blessed Sacrament.” ’The order Rev. Edward Konopka by secondary sc h ^ , make Service still means something to us — and service means spending enough Authorized Services, with ser­ 11 (Center St. Today^s 3:15 p.m.. Special Education ceramics, silk screen and em­ now is active in 22 countries for anarchy and unbridled \PAVL’S PAINT] time with you to help you select the right paint linish for that job you're plan­ ning. See us for paint and service when you plan your next project. HO I mon by the Rev. Mr. White. Rev. Newell G rtis Jr. Religion Class; South United broidery as well as their with 1500 houses and more than Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. license among college and Pet Center MSupf&u * mswn. Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr. Methodist G urch. religious duties. And in between 1200 sisters. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, non-college youth. tou.ra.ine. peunts sMatna 400 MAIN STREW ■ MANCHESTER, CONN. Pastors Thought 5:15 p.m., GmmuniOn Ser­ 10:30 a.m. and noon. Somewhere men must learn making chasubles, selling hand­ 9 Mapis Street. Manchestor Phone 649-4273 EgJ(A»«.PAIKrCQ HMSII 06040 Trinity Covenant Church vice; St. Mary’s Episcopal to discipline thonselyes for WAUPAPER •CARPETING •ARTS & CRAFTS crafts, imported rosaries and • Mixed Breed Puppies 302 Hackmatack St. 9:15 a.m.. One Great Hour of G urch, their own happiness and the MEMBER. THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN RULE religious cards and medals, ' 615 Main Street Manchastor e Our Own Special Blended Rev. Norman E. Swensen Sharing Sunday. Chancel ( ^ i r 6:30 p.m., Potluck; St. maintenance of an orderly Your Independent they maintain constant, around- Pel Food* Hematere Qerblla • Aquarium Accetsorjes, etc. Pastor presentation of cantata, Mary’s Episcopal Gurch. Tune In... Listen To society. Uninhibited self- Free Parking Roar of Stoni^ Phone 649-0300 "HUY THE PAINT THAT8 WORTH THE WORK" Not enough gas for the long “Messe Solenelle” by Gounod. 7 p.m.. Grade 9 Gnfirmation indulgence is not the way to a drive to church hmuHTOw? 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with 10:15 a.m.. New Members Gass, Robbins Room; Center mature self-fulfillment. Jesus fOU AlWAYS I'lT IITIIA AT Why not attend the church in classes for all ages three Opportunity, Federation Room. Gngregational Gurch. Oii Deal made self-denial essential to your neighborhood? It is hard at S h e H e r a l b through adult, Infan^Nur8ery. 10 to 11 a.m.. Grades 7 and 8 7:15 p.m., Lenten Service; BUENOS AIRES (UPI) - ‘‘disclpleshlp’’^(Jtott. 6:24), :■ APPLIANCFS work trying to make your 10:50 a.m.. Worship Service Gnfirmation, Library and Rob­ Trinity Gvenant Gurch. Libya has agreed to supply itself of commotK derivation THERE’S A JOB with Rev. Mr. Swensen neighbors and your with “discipline,” BBRNIE'S bins Room. 7:15 p.m., “()uiet Hour” ser? Argentina with three million preaching on ‘“The Accuser is neighborhood better. Give them C. M . W ard, spsm ksr 6 to 8 p.m., All-Family vice; Emanuel Lutheran tons of crude oil in 1974, ac­ Classified Advertising Silenced.” (Children’s church a chance. TOBEDOHE■ a s potluck in Woodruff Hail. G urch. cording to the Foreign.Gm- O K N o a iiy to a .M .-9 P.M. for Grades 1 through 4. ‘Trinity Drop in tomorrow. Program guest: Ivor Hugh and Thursday merce Ministry. Argentina, Tots for those 3 to 5-years old. Rev. David M. Campbell SUNDAY 10:30 P.M. CMIIMH OF (PVST puppets from Friendly Forest 10 a.m.. Prayer Group, 54 claims to be 90 per cent sclf- MANCHESTER PARKADE 643-9561 Nursery for infants. United Methodist G urch Lydall and Vernon Street 643-2711 television show. sufHcient in oil. WINF Dial 1230 Bolton Phone: 643-1517

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March 23: 1974- PAP.g g i Thoughts Waiting Period Over for NCAA Cosmetics Heir Peter Revsoti Dies a p LEN t y Field Day for Ticket Scalpers In Fiery South African Car Crash

GREENSBORO, N.C. the top-ranked Wolfpack All tickets in the 15,761- UCLA’S past record,"' he While UCLA and North JOHANNESBURG (UPI) impact, “Rew ie” Revson dethroned Miss World, died by Len Auster (UPI) — There was an item played it cool Friday, saying seat Greensboro Coliseum, said, “ They’ve got no Carolina'SUite were basking Track officials said at of the Formula 1 inter­ - The burned, broken body was a millionaire star of the Friday in a fiery crash on in the classified ads of the he had lost the film of his at $20 a throw, were sold. business playing us. P a s t,, in the limelight Surrounding first the car’s steering national racing circuit, he of Peter Revson, second in glamorous world of fast cars “Barbecue Bend” on the Greensboro Daily News team’s 84-66 loss to UCLA on UCLA Coach John Wooden records never have put a their game, both Kansas and his fajmly to die in the sport mechanism failed, but later finished second to Jhekie and bealttiful women. Kyalami grand prix track. Friday, asking for two Dec. 15 and had not seen the stated that his dressing point on the board or taken Marquette seemed to be he lovM most, lay in a mor­ they reported a suspension Stewart, of Scotland, in the Revson, nephew of the He was practicing for a NCAA basketball tourna­ Bruins since. room would be closed to the one away.” enjoying playing in relative fault could have caused the world driving championship tuary today before the start head of the Revlon race that was another step , ment tickets in exchange for “I believe at this stage it’s news media after the Wooden said he felt the obscurity, of the final lap home. accident. Witnesses said last year. He won two 1973 4 Accolades Only Y Pee Wee cosmetics empire and a in his quest to become the S> ' two airline tickets to Ber­ more a matter of one-on-one semifinal game, but that it keys to any victory were “I’m glad to be in the B- “the front just seemed to grand prix events, finished ' ^ > Final Standings Before he was killed on boyfriend of the recently first American to win the Accolades, not moans of sorrow should accompany the muda. play than it is strategy, would be open Monday field-goal percentage and class game,’’ chortled collapse.” second in the Indianapolis termination of the University of Connecticut’^ basketball anyway,” he said. "I don’t night. turnovers. W L coveted world racing car Peter Hawthorne, a 500 in 1971 and was Marquette’s A1 McGuire. Wyman Oil 12 2 season. That’s an indication of think that game is going to ■'“That will get the job drivers championship. cameraman who was schooled to drive in the top “It’s never been my prac­ Added Kansas’ Ted VFW 9 5 Early season predictions of fantastic success met with how crazy this state has have any effect on this one.” done,” he said. “I used to For 14 years, Revson kept filming Revson’s run, said American event again this tice to open the dressing Owens, “UCLA and North Nassiff Arms 4 10 untimely results. Critics were calling for the resignation of gone over basketball — and, UCLA took, a 38-game think rebounding was the driving in the face of opposi­ he spoke to the driver while year. in particular. North room (during the season),” Carolina State are deserving Man Tr. Service 3 11 tion froth his family and the Coach Dee Rowe. NCAA tournament winning key, but.I have the charts to of all the attention they’re watching mechanics work Graham Hill, a racing Carolina State’s chance of said Wooden, “ So i t ’s death of his younger streak and seven straight prove that in recent years getting. We know we’re on suspension problems buddy who helpeid drag Rev- But the harrangues subsided as the Huskies went on to dethroning UCLA today. nothing new. It would be Y Midget brother, Doug, in a race Eraie Moore . T om T u ck e r championships into today’s it’s the team that shoots the coming in as an underdog, during a pit stop. son’s body from the flaming John Dishaw complete their best season in recent memory. Among the ridiculous if I changed my Final Standings crash in Spain in 1967. semifinals at 3:10 p.m. best percentage and has the but we’re coming in with a “He just raised his wreckage, said Revson had victims were Syracuse at the Orangemens’ "snake pit”. There were rumors of format now.” W L 'Today, his body lay in a (EDT). Kansas met fewest turnovers.” lot of pride.” eyebrows and shrugged his appear^ to be just reaching Manhattan was another quintet vanquished during the ticket-scalping up to $1,000 Man Cycle 12 2 Johannesbrg mortuary shoulders as if to say ‘It’s his peak as a driver. MCC Basketball Recap Marquette in the first Boland Oil regular season. for a pair of tickets. Calls to Wooden also said he didn’t 8 6 awaiting an autopsy Monday just one of those things,” ’ semifinal match at 1:10 p.m. Elk’s 6 8 “Not only have we all lost advertisers offering to sell The teams will tajce Sun­ believe UCLA’s string of before it is flown home. Hawthorne said. an extremely good friend but Invited to the National Invitational Tournament at New Groman’s 2 12 tickets were answered: “No day off before playing the national championships The engineers who built Revson had been rated the world has lost a great York’s Madison Square Garden, the Storrs-based outfit tickets” and a click of the third place and champ­ would be much of a factor and maintained the car in among the chief contenders driver,” he said. Hoop Records Broken cooly and methodically devastated a good St. John’s team. receiver. here. Open Titular Race T Intermediate which he died puzzled over ionship game Monday Final Standings to win the Grand Prix event Handsome, dark-haired, 'Thursday night in the quarterfinals the Huskies met But Coach Norm Sloan of night. “If teams are awed by what went wrong with the March 30, a month later than moneyed and stylish, Rev­ their match — Boston College. And the latter was the W L finely tuned machine that In NIT Tourney Fani’s 12 3 it normally is held because son was adored by women In 1973-74 Campaign Huskies match only because they had possession of the ball now is a twisted wreck. of the gasoline shortage. the world over. at the end. If Connecticut was in the same position, NEW YORK (UPI) — Utah’s rushing Redskins are Beav’s 11 4 D’C’s 10 4 At 160 miles an hour, his South African Grand Prix He was linked romantical­ By Chris Blake someone like Jimmy Foster would’ve come to the rescue. favored oveir speedy Boston College and steady Purdue is Ford-motor-OUP Shadow “John Dishaw came into his own at Super Bads 8 5 officials canceled practice ly with Marjorie Wallace, “I’m very happy with the way this pick^ over rugged Jacksonville Saturday afternoon in went out of control in tricky that time. Lomax and^TBcker started Kings 8 5 laps for today but said 20, of Indianapolis, Indiana, team came along,” reflected Don He didn’t — they didn’t — and that’s why they’re on the semi-final games in the National Invitation basketball Bullets “Barbecue Bend,” skidded to play well also,” (%issl6r said. 4 10 “there is no question the the first American Miss Geissler, coach of Manchester Com­ sidelines looking in while Bob Zuffelato’s team continues tournament at Madison Square Garden. Celts 2 12 and slammed into iron Tucker, sideling with a knee injury event will continue as World. She was later forced munity College’s 17-6 basketball its quest for glory. Final round of the tourney, which produced a number of 76’ers 0 14 railings. early, averaged 14 points coming off planned.” to give up her title because team. MCC’s regular season ledger early surprises and alinost as many cliffhanger finishes, is Revson, 35, died on im­ One of a small band of of “unfavorable publicity,” the bench. Lomax added. 14.5 points scheduled Sunday afternoon. ties the best mark ever compiled at Connecticut loses just one starter (Foster) from the Illing Senior pact, according to Americans who rose to mainly concerning her links per game, finishing among the top 15 Purdue, which finished third in the Big Ten this season, the school, set in the 1968-69 cam­ league scorers. starting quintet which finished the season. Top reserves Cal J Final Standings preliminary medical challenge the with Britain’s star athlete, paign. Chapman, Gary Custick and Ed Harrison will also be lost was the only squad with a major personnel problem going reports. Three Cougars were selected to the W L European Latin domination soccer player George Best. 'The Cougars finished third in the via the graduation route. But, with the prospects Of getting ! into the semi-finals. The Boilermakers lost the services of Ansaldi’s 11 2 CCCAA A11.5tar team. Moore and Connecticut Community College some top in-state talent, Rowe and-company will be back starter Jerry Nichols, who suffered a severed kneecap ten­ Schiebel Bros. 9 4 Curt Iverson made the second team Athletic Association (CCCAA) with a stronger and better with renewed vigor come 1974-75. don in a fall in the quarterfinal round against Memphis Kahunas Kids 9 4 Heritage Classic while Alexander was tabbed for the State and underwent an operation back in Lafayette, Ind., Moriarty Bros. 7 6 10-4 mark. MCC closed out the season third unit. i Thursday. Langhn V W._ 7 6 in the Lions Classic Community In the final league statistics, MCC Fred ^haus, former coach and general manager of the Aircrafters 5 7 College tournament, losing to the averaged 84.6 points per game and Word Shortly Groman’s i Los Angeles Lakers who now coaches Purdue, announced 2 11 Miller Six-Stroke Edge eventual winner, Housatonic. allowed 76.1 points. The Cougars won One week or two, it’s not definite, but word will come Stnders 1 11 that Bruce Rose will replace Nichols in the starting lineup. Two school records were broken by four contests by more than 30 points, shortly at which university East Catholic basketball star former Windham High star Ernie Joe Whelton will matriculate. Rose matches Nichols’ 6-foot-6 in height, but Schaus East Side Junior the 38-point differential against noted that Nichols was Purdue’s “best defensive forward” After Two Golf Rounds Moore. The 6-6 center eclipsed the Tunxis (80-42) the largest. An 84-57 The field has been narrowed down to about three Final Standings single-game rebounding mark, pulling possibilities, which three is still unclear. This corner for and that having to use Rose in the starting lineup “cuts drubbing to Mattatuck was the worst down our depth up front.” W L (DPI photo) HILTON HEAD ISLAND, “Hell, yes,” smiled Wadkins. Johnny Miller, who plays out down 28 in a Jan. 15 MCC win over setback. one, along with a number of anxious college coaches, is 1st Hartford Realty 11 3 S.C. (UPI) — Johnny Miller “We’ve got 36 holes to go.” Schaus is looking forward to a rugged battle, because he Millionaire Driver Killed of the neighboring Palmetto Housatonic. Moore also set a new MCC Director of Athletics Pat awaiting his decision. Automatic Comfort 7 7 says with a straight face Wadkins fired his second Pines resort on this island in rates tall and talented Jacksonville as “a very physical standard for career scoring at MCC Mistretta, coach of the 1968-69 edition, Whichever route he decides, may only good fortune Manch. Police 6 8 Peter Revson, one of the heirs to the Revlon that he’s throwing away straight 70 Friday and it in­ the Atlantic, knows why most of team.” with 826 points. calls this year’s club, “the best ever.” follow this fine young gentleman. Willie’s 6 8 cosmetics empire, crashed during practice for the stro k es in the $200,000 cluded a double togey on the the pros entered are having Coach Bob Gottlieb of Jacksonville, on the other hand, Top Notch par-3,14th bole. “I guess I just Stan Alexander, a co-captain with Mistretta added, “This team has 6 8 South African Grand Prix and died enroute to the Heritage Golf (Hassic. trouble here. He says that it is S: . ^ says his main concern is handling the ^ilerm akers’ Frank Pro. Remodeling Co. 6 8 lost my concentration,” he said Moore, closed out a brilliant two-year more balance and depth. I think this hospital. This file photo shows Revson at the In­ If that’s so, at the rate not only the tight fairways and Hendrick. after splashing a six iron into sea sand bunkers, but the stint at MCC with 557 points and 183 year’s team is the finest we’ve ever Mailbag News dianapolis Speedway in 1971. he’s throwing ^ e m away, he “Purdue is favored, but we can win,” said Gottlieb. But East Side Midget the water on 14: greens. assists. Alexander led Ws club in the fielded.” A University of New Haven basketball coach Don Bur._, will only win by a dozen. Allen Miller, no relation to latter department. we are capable of shooting better than we have so far in Final Standings “Usually Bermuda grass With eight freshmen on the roster, the predecessor to Stan Ogrodnik at East Catholic, wSl 'The talented young (Califor­ Johnny, slippy to a 72 Friday “Without question, Stan and Ernie this tournament, particularly Leon Benbow and Henry W L grows west to southwest,” he the Cougars look promising for the nian carved his second straight after an opening round 68, and serve on the faculty for the sixth annual Fundament Williams.” (immunity Y Baseball Jaunt said. “But here, it grows were the mainstays of the team,” 1974-75 campaign. Iverson, Lomax, 12 2 4-under-par 67 out of the swam­ didn’t seem too upset about it. Basketball Camp at Mitchell College in New London. Tl... Eastern Realty anyway it wants. I just can’t first-year coach Geissler commented. It’s very plain what problems Boston College faces in the 9 5 py, sandy Harbour Town course "I didn't play quite as well as Tucker, Brian Reynolds, John camp, for boys 11-18, opens June 27 for a one-week Regal’s read the greens.” “Their leadership will be sorely mis­ other semi-windup — it first must stop the two most 6 8 Friday for a fat six-stroke lead I did Thursday,” he said, “but D’Agata, and Kerry Johnson will period...A record number of 234 New York Yankee and Allied Builders pisasterous Trip Miller said he is playing “10 sed next year.” prolific scorers still active in the tournament, Ticky 1 13 over Lanny Wadkins and AUen^ I’m hitting a lot of good shots return next fall, forming a strong Mets baseball games will be broadcast over Manchester times better” now tton when he Alexander is headed for either Tufts Burden, who has 63 points in two games including the Miller after two rounds. and a lot of greens. As long as I nucleus for MCC basketball. radio station WINF this year. The Yanks will be the prime won this tournament back in or RPI next year while Moore has single-game high of 34 in the opening round, and ’Tyrone East Side Pee Wee “I really thew away strokes,” play steadily. I’m okay.” 1972. Completed by MCC received inquiries from Merrimach, team with 155 of their games being aired...The George Medley, second highest in total score with ^ points. Final Standings said the leader after missing At 141, seven strokes behind Miller began the 1974 tour by G T Foreman-Ken Norton heavyweight championship bout And the Eagles alsb must handle Mike Sojourner, the W L several birdie putts on the back the leader, were Don Bies and becoming the first player ever Utica, Husson College, Southern Ernie Moore 21 323 Tuesday night will be broadcast live via closed circuit tournament’s leading rebounder with 34 in two games. Army & Navy 11 3 It wasn’t a very good Southern swing through the nine. “I could have set a course Tom Kite, who had 69 and 68 to win the first three events in a Connecticut, AIC, Bridgeport and Mike Lomax 18 261 record.” He had birds on the television at Northwest Catholic High in West Hartford. “We’ve got to match Utah’s strength on the board and Burger King 7 7 Carolinas for the Mwchester Community College baseball respectively on Friday. At year, the Bing Crosby, the Eastern Connecticut State College. Tom Tucker 18 253 Tickets at $8 are still available...Boxing promoter Manny Manch. State Bank 5 9 team. In fact, it was downright disasterous. fourth, fifth, 11th and 12th. even-par 142 were Ben Phoenix Open and the Tucson “We truly came into our own as of Curt Iverson 22 295 we have to be patient and poised against their press,” said Celtics (Can anybody catch Miller, the Leibert will put on another card April 2 at the Columbia B. C. coach Bob Zuffelato. 4 10 Mitchell Junior College made Crenshaw, Forrest Fezler, Gib- Open. the second Norwalk game (Jan. 19),” Stan Alexander 22 154 year’s top moneywinner with by Gilbert, David Graham and “The turning point for me Music Hall in West Hartford. The featured ei^t-rounder Utah’s Bill Foster said his Redskins must get the ball in­ the Cknigars its 16th straight led off the rally with a walk. Geissler explained. “At that point we Bob Kichhet 21 153 (Herald photo by Dunn) $109,105 already banked? J.C. Snead. (Friday),” said Miller, “was a pits unbeaten heavyweight John Uertnis of Providence, side to Sojourner more effectively than they’ve been doing. BUSINESSMAN victim, 9-4, in Statesville, N.C. This was followed by really came alive and playeid well the Greg Moody 11 142 For the Jim DeWitt-coached par four on the eighth hole. I hit R.I., against Enrique Rodriquez....Bates College track Men^s Volleyball Championship And, although he admits his Utes "like to run and shoot,” Honda Civics whipped Sport- successive hits by Mike Moulin, rest of the way.” The 109-83 win over John Dishaw 17 99 mart, 84-60, in Businessman team, it was their sixth con­ Ken Hawley and Buddy a bad drive into the trees, hit a sUr, James Wickwire of Manchester, recently received he adds that Boston College’s “forte is speed.” Norwalk started the Cougars on an Kerry Johnson 11 54 The ream representing Latvian American Church is the champion of the Men’s League action at Illing last secutive loss and third to Smallwood, the latter driving in root coming out, and finally hit eight game win streak, the longest by his 1974 varsity letter. The Silk Towner, who competed on Yugoslavs Upended a four-iron to within 30 feet of Bob Guerin 12 41 Volleyball League at the West Side Rec. Team members are (left to right) Front row: night. Bruce McLean (19), Mitchell, having lost h - the first two runs. A walk to any league member. the 8-4 Bates team, also was the recipient of the Senior the pin and sank it.” Brian Reynolds 16 36 fcd Werner, UIdis Bikernieks and Dave Carmel. Back row: Margonis Janaus, John Merill Myers (15) and Jack doubleheader opening the Jim LeHand reloaded the bags Geissler Cited several factors that Varsity Honor Award along with 13 others. This award is ABA Roundup Southern tour. John D’Agata 11 31 Avens, Jim Zuccardy and Don Tuttle. Lawrence (14) led the winners and a free pass to Larry contributed to the torrid stretch. given to those who have striven continuously to establish while Charlie Rae, Ernie A six-run explosion in the Warshawsky forced in the thinl By U.S, Pucksters Dave Sammataro 11 10 the best team spirit and unity possible...UCLA’s three Uthgennaut and Dick Grant fourth inning by Mitchell put run. time Player-of-the Year Bill Walton and Olympian Boby Nets Full Game Up with 16, 12 and 12 respectively the,verdict out of reach. Five A single by Tom Leitao drove LJUBLJANA, Yugoslavia (UPI) — The United States, Jones of North Carolina were the top vote getters after Scoreboard topped the losers. hits, includii^ two, two-RBI in the last Cougar run, but the with two victories under its belt, took the day off today and Training Camp Roundup more than 1.9 million ballots were tabulated as voting Lakers Widen Gap In other league action, John hits by Randy McDaniel and Ed surge was interrupted by two watched while yifest Germany bid to stay in contention in ended for positions on the East and West All-Star squads ABA Driscoll (15), Bob Carlson (12) Beam, did the trick for the runners being thrown out on the Friday's Results As Schaeffer Stars the B group of the World Amateur Hockey (Championships. that vyill compete in the third annual Pizza Hut Basketball and A1 Brown (10) led Army & hosts. basepaths. Friday the favored U.S. shut In NBA West Race Denver 105, Uah 103 Also starring for Mitchell Classic. Walton shattered all balloting records, garnering NEW YORK (UPI) — The New York Nets moved a Navy to a 65-59 win over Having completed its out Yugoslvia, 5-0, to register “I am very happy indeed with New York 111, San Diego i()6 were John Gordan, who had 303,682 votes while Jones led the East voting with 197,808 shade closer to their goal — first place — in the East Divi­ Robert’s Electric. Qay Hence Southern swing, Manchester its second victory in as many the way we came together Only games scheduled three hits in four trips to the Pirates^ Parker Has Job, NEW YORK (UPI) — The Los Angeles Lakers enjoy a sion of the American Basketball Association today thanks had 19 for the losers while returns home and opens April 6 days, while Holland, the sur­ against the Yugoslavs. I think votes. The NCAA and NAIA-sanctioned charity event will NBA plate, and Alan Chamberlain, __ 1 two-game lead over Golden State today in the race for a to the spark supplied by a rookie, and the Denver Rockets teammates Angelo Garry and at Mt. Nebo against Middlesex prise of the tournament to date, we did better than in our be performed before a nationwide television audience the Friday’s Schedule who took over the mound duties Community College. playoff berth in the West Division of the National Basket­ battled into a tie for their goal, a playoff berth in the West Artie Beinn netted 15 and 10 defeated Norway, 7-0, to bring opening match against Japan. night of April 1 from the Las Vegas Convention Center. Boston 126, Portland 118 in the fourth inning and posted 123 4U 7W R H E ball Association and big Elmore Smith was the reason. Division. respectively. its goal telly to 14 in two days. “It was good clean hockey. (Thief medical charitable recipient,Julius Erving led the Nets Meaiu. Chamberleln (4), Marshall (8) Japan, while Austria and shooting was all there. I only falo Braves, 126-119, in KC-Omaha 107, Detroit 105 its runs in the sixth inning. and Such; Bilodeau, Beeler (4), Pagan) another error which produced a against the (Chicago Bulls in San Diego, 111-106, at Union- with 24 points. (6). Dubosor (8) and Fahey, Fonbuia (8) Norway faced off in the other. hope we play better and better With two on in the sixth in­ Phoenix, although Garfield Los Angeles 99, (Chicago 93 Following one out, Tom Fahey run. Right fielder Ron Inglewood, Calif., and sank 14 dale, N. Y., and the Rockets up­ INTER.MEDIATE ' Coach Bob Johnson, of the as the boys get used to each NEW YORK (UPI) - “I’m beginning to like the ning, Lee Lacy grounded to Heard had 31 for the Braves Milwaukee 106, Seattle 101 The win put the Nets one full Blomberg retrieved the ball of them. He wound up with a ended the Western-leading Utah Fani’s Kitchen defeated the University of Wisconsin, said: other.” Danny Murtaugh, a position,” says the 22-year-old Yankee shortstop Fred Stanley, who were without top league game ahead of idle Kentucky in and also threw wildly for Henry Hock has total of 29 points and also Stars, 105-103, at Salt Lake City. Beavs, 64-62, last night to cap­ Parker, who came up to the who fumbled the ball to load the scorer Bob McAdoo; Pete Phoenix 126, Buffalo 119 the East with three games to Bowling thoroughly delightful little another error and another run. grabbed 16 rebounds as the The Nets, who had a five- ture the Intermediate League Pirates as an outfielder^ast bases, then threw wildly for Maravich tallied 33 points, in­ Only games scheduled play. However, the teams are Irish stoi^eller who never Lakers p()sted a 99-93 win that point halftime lead cut to one- title at the Y. Bob Pagan! and summer and batted .288 in 54 17 reasons why you cluding two free throws with 10 NHL tied in the lost column and Ken­ WHA Roundup allows the tobacco he chews meant being two games ahead point several times in the third tucky, with five left, could do no Steve Andeipn with 26 and 19 games for them. seconds to play, to lead the Friday’s Results to interfere with the thread of idle Golden State instead of period, got a lift when rookie points resp^tively paced the SNOW WHITE - Maureen He’s doing better than that Atlanta Hawks to a 107-106 vic­ Toronto 3, California 2 better than tie for first by win­ PARKADE PINNETTES - of his narrative, has a habit shc^ld come to us one. Bill Schaeffer came off the ning all. champs while Ken Irish poured now with a .313 batting average, tory over the Philadelphia 76ers Only game sheduled Toipkiel 138, Carol Legault 135- Betty Plumley 190-469, Aeros Streaking of understating to get his The Lakers, who seemed a bench to score the final basket in 34 points for the losers. Dave 342, Doris Shaw 127-355, Connie three homers in the last two in Philadelphia; Elvin Hayes WHA Denver’s win tied the Madeline Tallin 480, Patty week ago they might be out of of the third period and^five in Rockets with San Diego for Bidwell netted nine in a losing Smith 132. . point ^cross. games and four for the spring. for incxHne ta x hdp. had 31 points and 14 rebounds to Friday’s Results Twenty 183-478, Sharon Warren Reason 5. If the IRS should call you contention, now can clinch a the fourth on a 6-for-9 shooting fourth place in the West at iden­ effort. He talks about Dave Parker, Parker connected for a two- led the Capital Bullets to a 109- Minnesota 5, Los Angeles 2 176, Wanda Kaselauskas 450, In Adopted Home the 6-foot-5 outfielder the run homer off loser Dennis MITES playoff berth by winning their spree. Caldwell Jones of San tical 45-35 records, each with PYTHIAN - John Plaster 212- m for an audit, H & R Block will 95 win over the Houston Houston 4 , Winnipeg 2 Ruth Smith 475, Barbara Algren go final two games. Golden State . ''iego took game scoring honors four games to go. . Pittsburgh Pirates are trying to Leonard in the fourth inning Rockets at Landover, Md.; and 561, Cy Perkins 203-560, Norris 469, Millie DmIey 474, Lori with you, at no additional cost. Not has four left. Brown 557. convert into their regular first Friday to pace the Pirates to a Ron Behagen’s bank shot with Jones 481, Wanda Bonadies 474, NEW YORK (UPI) — ’The Houston Aeroes, who have as a legal representative... but we Howard Porter kept Chicago 5-0 victory over the Kansas City two seconds left gave the KC- Ginger Yourkas 458, Dolly found a home-dSvay-from home In Winnipeg, Canada, now baseman, and says: in contention Friday night, get­ Royals. Jerry Reuss and can answer all questions about how MERCHANT - Ding Balcb Dawood 453. have a 13-point hold on first place in the Western Division “He has improved con­ ting 17 of his 21 points in the Omaha Kings a 107-105 win over rookie Kent Tekulve combined your taxes were prepared. the Detroit Pistons at Kansas Heavyweight Training Slows 149-400, Ted Roback 135, Bunny of the World Hockey Association. siderably since the start of fourth period. in an eight-hit shutout. City. Goodin 141-142-379, Ed Mockus POWDER PUFF - Rite Pon- spring training.” In other NBA games: The Aeroes, led by two goals by Gord Labossiere, romped to a 137-388, Steve Lauretti 153-384, terelli 185-457, Ginny Barry 178- When Danny Murtaugh says Dodgers 14 Yankees 4 The Boston Celtics, who 4-2 victory over the Winnipeg Jets Friday night to remain un­ Rich hfazur 367, .Walt Stanley 467, Bobbie Woods 183-451, something like that, it means Steve Garvey and Willie already have clinched the beaten in seven appearances in the Manitoba city where they Laub Leads 355, Russ Tomlinson 350, Den­ Ginette Giardin 182-176-518, Parker is having himself a Ch’awfocd hit homers in a 15-hit Eastern Division title, scored a have scored five wins and two ties. John Schella and Mark Howe With Fight Three Days Off nis Kauppinen 365. Jackie Schuchman 178, Marilyn splendid spring and although attack by the Dodgers which MILWAUKEE, Wis. (U P I)- 126-118 victory over the also scored for Houston and playing coach Bobby Hull and Cal Averaging better than 233 pins Chmielewski 457, Sylvia there still are two weeks left buried the Yankees, 14-4, but Portland Trailblazers in Swenson lit the light for the Jets! per game, Larry Laub of San CARACAS (UPI) — Heavyweight champion George RESTAURANT - Vic Abratis Johansen 471. before the season starts, the the eye^ipener here were the Boston, as center Dave (Towens “The real work is done,’ he said. “Ken Norton will be a In the only other WHA action Friday night, W^iyne Connelly Francisco led a five-man field 142-382, Larry Bates 146-365, huge, left-handed hitting Cin­ seven errors committed by the returned to action after a knee Foreman planned another session of the “Black Bottom” mere game.” scored two goals to lead the Minnesota Fighting $aints to a 5^2 Friday into the finals of the John Licha 154-160-440, Bill cinnati native undoubtedly Yanks. Three of the bobbles injury and scored 21 points; the . — shuffle at the Poliedro stadium today as he tapered off his INDUSTRIAL - Roger victory over the Los Angeles Sharks in Los Angeles. The pair of $80,000 Miller Open Twice-beaten Norton, who zoomed into prominence bv Sheekey 202-139-449, Dorn Farr would be the first baseman if came on the same play! Phoenix Suns downed the Buf­ Bowling, training for his title defense next Tuesday against second- breaking former champion Muhammed Ali’s jaw a year Mieezkowski 219-200-215-634, tallies moved Connelly into fourth place in the league scoring Tournament. 138-385, Jim Bell 361, Leo race with 90 points. the season opened today. ranked challenger Ken Norton ago, tpld newsmen he felt he was in better shape than Bachiochi 354, Jim Lambert Mike Masilonis 217-201-182-600, BE SURE . ?^BLISS hu besn tarvinil Iht Homs Ownsr CrQfi[Klj Norton, a 28-year-old ex-Marine, limited his training to a Foreman. 374, Steve Putman 145-137-376, Jeff Baker 202, Mike Juszczak for K YEARS. For a complota FREE INSPECTION of three-mile jog at a hilly golf course near his hotel so that 201, A1 Little 212, Dan Fraher THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE “I’d like to nullify his (Foreman’s) strength with my Dave Castagna 139-142-409, your homo by a Tsrmila Control Expert, lupsrvltod he could maintain his weight as high as he could for the Frank McNamara 164-420, 227, Ike Miller 222-564, Howie Sae Me For Your Best Deal In Quality by Ihs (InssI lachnicsl tlsH,--'phone our nsereel speed and deception,” said Norton, who hopes to weigh i Edwards 202, Mark Royce 221- E. HARTFORD VENUS HEALTH CLUB fight. Chester Nowicki 146-373, Mike local office: MMICHESTER ROCKVILLE career-high 214 to the champion’s expected 220 pounds. 569, Gary Atemian 220-553, Ted SKe Heralb 2R1 Sihrar Lane “George is just jiving and sweating and dancing,” said Balesano 138-403, Gene Grille • SIDINB • ALUMINUM WINDOWS Manchesltr Phdt. MANICURIST Bidwell 218-588, A1 Bonello 220, 1141 RWn Ward 4 Union Foreman trainer Dick Sandler, a former professional “The thinking is that with 15 rounds I need the'extra 144-380, Bill McKinney 150-153- • a.m. - » p.111. fim U kis. O-S Sat. 648-5440 Body Massages 409, Ehnil Palmieri 144-392, Joe AI Lenard 200-560, Joe LaVae • DOORS • CANOPIES • AWNINGS dancer who jokingly demonstrated the steps to the “ Black weight,” said Norton, who weighed only 205 whenhe lost a 561, Ed Bachl 562. 649-9240 Bottom” as an example of what the champion was doing in 12-round rematch to Ali last fall. Bachiochi HS-136-381, Frank Classified idvertising mBttmtn-m m m m nm ssufin Relaxing S Satl$1ylng Blank 139-354, Bob St. Pierce “Quaranteed workmanship^ Coventry OFFICES siaHord Springs the ring. Foreman chuckled later when newsmen told him what New Franchise Op«n Mon. - Sot. 9 to 10 646-9393 Norton’s strategy would be. 142-359, Jeanot WirUlla 364, A1 BLISS TEKMITE CONTROL COUP. Foreman, 25, shuffled and danced through nine non-stop Kuszas 142-389, George NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. Pros Estimates — Easy Terms ONLY 23 "He’d better be able to box and he better be quicker," 643-: 711 DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 RAIN STREET DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER minutes of sparring with two separate sparring partners Marinelli 156-387, Dan Vipone (UPI) - The World FootbaU DAYS Alao in Sears Mandwstar ParKada said Foreman, whb’s making his second defense of the title Friday.F riday. He told newsmen he enjoyed working out and that ^ oreman, wno s maxing nis second oetense of the title 135, Bob Hyde 158-380, George League said Friday that T o Piace Yo u r A d . TKe Oidest & Largest in Conn. LEFTI Bring this sd lor 1 5 Discount sitor S P.M. the times he spent with his handlers and sparring partners months ago by flooring Joe Frazier six times and May 357, Dave Viora 145-145- Portland, Ore., will be the B I L L TUNSKY 649-9095 were among his happiest. . ' knocking him out in he second round in Jamaica. 402, Ed Doucette 143-141-390. home of its 12th franchise. IF

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Business Bodies INDEX ^N CH ESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.j Sat,, March 23. 1974 - PAGE THIRTERN NOTICBS Halp Wantad 13 Homos for Bala 23 1 — Lofl'tnU Found Homaa For Sala 23 2 — Porionalt HAPPY ADS □ REAL ESTATE 3 — Announcomontt 57 GOODW IN S T R E E T - Bowers School, Cape Cod, 4 AD EXECUTIVE . 4 — EntorUInmont Order Your SENIOR A graduate of the Hartford iii residential and income S — A u e tto n i Homaa For Sala 23 doen, 2 unfi ishee, fireplace, gas Jonathan K. Davis, formerly MORTAaEs7 ^>4 % VICE PRESIDENT Institute of A^unting and a properties. heat, beautiful landscaping of Manchester, has been ap­ f in a n c All ilKALTOC William F. Cavanaugh of member of'lthe National Anderson, a 1965 Manchester .8 — Bondt-Slockt-M ortgigM ‘flappy MACHINISTS CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, with rock garden and stone ARE AVAILABLE... pointed account executive at California Ranch. Fireplaced fireplace, garage, $28,900. Elva Manchester has been elicited Association of Credit Manage­ High graduate, attended real 9 — Portonal Lotnt the Fred Riger Advertising 10.— Inturanco living room, formal dining ’Tyler, Realtor, 649-4^. senior vice president of the ment, Edelson, his wife Gail, estate courses at Manchester Agency at Binghamton, N.Y. EMPLOYMENT Thoug hf room, modern kitchen with Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. and their son reside at 138 Community College. • BRIDGEPORT NEW LISTIN8 Davis, who now lives in 13 - Help Wented dining area, family room, three a R C A 1730 Antique Colonial. Cavanaugh came to the bank Tracey Dr. Anderson and his wife Elaine 14 — BuilneM OpportunlUet Slx-r(»m Raised Ranch, country sized kitchen, Binghamton, was previously • MILLS large bedrooms, fourth possi­ Recently restored, 7 fireplaces, in 1953 from the Beneficial reside at 413 Main St. 15 — Situation Wanted ble. 2-car garage. Beautifully summer kitchen, new baths, large living room, fully carpeted. Family room, im­ employed by Aetna Life & Today! Management Corp., where he EDUCATION • ENOINE LATHES landscaped grounds. Marion E . new kitchen, two-car garage. maculate condition. Lota of treespn acre lot. $34,- Casualty at Hartford. He was a JOINS FIRM served as manager of the com- IS — Private Inetructlont Experienced, CIsros A, capable to set-up and work to Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. High M’s. Philbrick Agency, copywriter in the casualty Douglas Anderson of 10 — Schooli-Clataea Realtors, 646-tiOO. 20 — Initructlone Wanted drawings with minimum supervision. Aircraft quality. 55- division’s marketing com­ Manchester has joined the Carl Happy 31st Birthday MANCHESTER - Custom built $271500—2-bedroom munications and services A. Zinsser Agency of 79 E . REAL ESTATE ... Soffioont Hour Week. Full and part-time openings. First and second Ranch on half acre lot in prime Ranch, king size master bed­ NEW APPOINTMENTS 23 — Homes for Sale BOBBY shifts. All benefits, top pay. Apply or call 633-9485, ask for South Windsor room, modern eat-ln kitchen Including self-clean- department. 24 — Lota-Land lor Sale may h ovaiaiityaw residential area. Three large The Gerber Scientific Instru­ You really are getting Joe Poullot. .Ing oven. Private vard. Should be aeen. 25 — Inveatment Property aboppyodH bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2-car at­ First time offered; well kept PROMOTED ment Co. of South Windsor an­ 26 — Bualneea Property . better with age. tached garage, first floor 6-room Ranch. Good sized $ 2 9 , 7-Room Colonial, carpeted living room with nounced three appointments to 27 — Resort Property . J. T. SLOCOMB CO. nreplaced family room. Priced Robert L. Edelson of Vernon 28 — Real Estate Wanted Your Buddy living room with fireplace, lovely fireplace, formal dining room, TV room, 3 its programming staff. 68 Matson Hill Rd. South Glastonbury in the low SOs. Zinsser Agency, formal dining room, eat-in has been elected an assistant good sized bedrooms and a fully fenced yard with Richard Ferlazzo of MI8C. SERVICES 646-1511. treasurer of the Connecticut 31 - Services Offered kitchen with built-ins, 3 a garage. Rockville and Miss Victoria 32 — Painting-Papering Bank and Trust Co. bedrooms, 1% baths, attached Miller of West Haven join the 33 — BuUdlng-Contracfing garage. Quick LAST ONE—Brand new Raised Ranch, 2-car garage, Edelson joined the bank in 34 — Rooflng-SMIng-Chlmney occupancy. firm as systems analysts and 35 — Heating-PlumDing Happy 1st Birthday MANCHESTER $37,900. 3 bedrooms, large kitchen, aluminum sided, VA 1969 after four years with the H O USEKEEPER - Good star­ George Huntington of 36 — Flooring NO EXPERIENCE baths. $34,900. General Electric Corp. of Hart­ 37 — M ovIng-Truckl^Storaga ting sala^, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Off Porter St., new 8-room Terryville joins the staff as a UAR REALTY CO., Inc. ford. He began as a field 36 - Services WanN MATTHEW DAVID five or six day week including SELL custom-built Colonial, large 2-famlly. 2 bedrooms, new refrlger- senior systems analyst. one weekend day. Liberal 843-2892 examiner for the commerical MISC. FOR SALE You’re something eisel 1st floor family room, formal They will be responsible for fringe benefits. On bus line. Hobart D. Murdock, RoaKor Q ^ “ nc?me® 2 heating units. 41 - Articles lor Sale dining room, large eat-in software development on 42 — Building Suppllee East Hartford Convalescent GOOD HUMOR kitchen, formal living room, 4 Gerber’s new interactive 43 — Dogs-Blrt'Dogs-Blrds-Pets Home, 745 Main Street, East $53,500-7-room Ranch, 21x11 Vi’ living room, lovely 44 — Livestock from bedrooms, 2V4 ’:batb8,. design system. 45 — Boats & Accessories Hartford. MANCHESTER - Six-room raised hearth fireplace, formal dining room, 12x15 46 — Sporting Qoods I Your Kookie Gram and Softy Gramp ICE CREAM fireplace^ 2-car garage, Colonial. Large Kitchen, for­ king size master bedroom, fully equipped kitchen. 47 — Garden Products CARD GALLERY - Mature START AT ONCE executive area. Choose your mal dining room, 3 bedrooms, New 16x32 In-gound pool. Unique 50-mlle view. A 48 — Antiques \ woman, days, evenings, and garage. Immaculate condition. 49 — Wanted to Buy EARN HIBH INCOME own decor. $75,000. Tolland paradise. Saturday. Flexible hours, apply ALL ElIPENSES PAID ^ ,9 0 0 . Philbrick Agency, 646- DIVIDEND DECLARED RENTALS in person, Manchester UAR REALTY CO., Inc. 4200. LIST-YOUR HOUSE IN. 52 — Rooms lor Rent Parkade. NO (?ASK BOND S43-2S92 The New England Bank and 53 — Apartments lor Rent Happy Anniversary Happy Trust Co. of Enfield declared a 54-— Homes lor Rent MOM and MOE REQUIRED. HIGH LIBERAL Robart D. Murdock, Realtor ENGLISH TUDOR - 8 rooms on If000th MGIC Mortgage 10 per cent stock dividend to be 55 — Busineas lor Rant Anniversary TOOL MAKERS, Machiniste, PERCENTAGE. AGE NO 10 acres. Large living room 56 — Reaort Property for Rant I Love, Bridgeport Machine operators, with Cypress paneling and paid to holders on record June, 57 — Wanted to Rent BARRIER. DRIVER’S i7s'2i i N ^ ’S CORNER 56 — MIsc. lor Rent Debbie, Brenda, Chick, MOE and and Lathe operators. fireplace, four hedrooms, den, 175 WAIN STREET PHONE 646-452S Ms. Faith Comstock, center, became the 1,00th homeowner to receive a MGIC mortgage Douglas Anderson 1,1974. The dividend is subject LICENSE ESSENTIAL. Vffilliam F. Cavanaugh Amy-Beth and Chrlatin VICKY Experienced preferred, will CHOICE TERRITORIES COLUMBIA - Immaculate two baths, two-car garage. from the Savings Bank of Manchester. Robert DeMarchi, left, and Les Kenney, right, to approval of regulatory agen­ AUT0MB7IVE train right man. Apply at Ideal set-up for dog kennel 61 — Autos forrSM seven room. Ranch overlooking Center St. as a full-time real es­ cies. Paragon Tool, 121 Adams St, AVAILABLE. COLLEGE operation. $59,500. Philbrick representatives of the Mortgage Guaranty Instance Corp., together with William R. 62 — Trucks for Sale - g picturesque Columbia Lake. NEW LISTING - Southern pany’S Hartford office. In 1956 tate bi;gker. He will specialize 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale Manchester.icne STUDENTS APPLY FOR Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Johnson, executive vice president of the bank, witnessed the signing of the m ortgage. The Happy 12th Birthday Located on half acre treed lot. Raised Ranch, 8 1/2 rooms of he was elected assistant 64 — Motorcydee-BIcyclae Happy 18th Birthday WEEKEND POSITIONS. SCOTT ST. JAMES MGIC mortgage enables buyers to purchase homes with as little as 5 per cent down pay­ 65 — Campers-TraUers-MoMa Featuring three bedrooms, two suburban bliss! Too many treasurer and subsequently in H om es RICK S. APPLY large fireplaces, 2-car attached TOLLAND ment. The Savings Bank of Manchester, which was the first savings bank in Connecticut to PUMPKIN REALTY extras to list here. Buy a new 1960 assistant vice president 66 — AutomoUva Sarvica Love, DAILY AND SATURDAYS garage and much, much more. home in'the 60’s or this beauty 67 T Autos tor Rant-Lease NURSE AIDE offer this plan in 1969, has made MGIC insured loans in excess of $21,000,000 in the G reater and in 1968 vice president. Love Always, Mom, Dad, 9-5 Priced in the 40s. Zinsser Agen­ $47,900 in the high 30’s. For details call Manchester area. The bank presented Ms. Comstock with a corsage as a m em ento of the An alumnus of the Graduate Bryan Midget and Sam 12 P.M. to 8 A.M. Tol. 289-8251 cy, 646-1511. Is all for this 4-bedroom Frank Scalley, Belfiore Agen­ 4* earfu l easier decorations s Colonial with 2Mi baths, first- $28,500 4 brm. Colonial. occasion. The new home purchased by Ms. Comstock is located a t 1102 Pleasant Valley School of Credit and Financial Banafita. Plaasant working GOOD HUMOR cy, 647-1413. Rd., South Windsor. (Herald photo by Dunn) Management, Dartmouth • Jewels • sequins • glitter conditlona. ANDOVER - Three-bedroom floor-family room with comer Alum/sided, I'A baths, Robert L. Edelson Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, carpeting, College and the Consumer • ribbons • tjrims • styrofoam eggs*] Help Wanted CORP. fireplace. Garage, huge fireplace, garage, city ELLINGTON - Beautiful 7 13 in-ground pool. One acre plus. room Raised Ranch, plus rec Credit Management Program Apply: SuHivan A vi. - Rannody Rd. master bedroom. Pick your water/sewers, great value. finance department and later ~i heve eve^ /Mfs tMng |,yy 7 □ NOTICES $32,000. Warren E . Howland, room, approximately 3/4 acre of Columbia University, he is a DENTAL ASSISTANT for South W M sor, Com. colors and carpeting. Call assumed responsibility as a * ^ ^ ^ weekly Manchester office. IMMEDIATE NUNCHESTER MANOR Realtors, 643-1108. $35,500 Gorgeous 3 brm. lot in a non-development area. Legal Notices member of the Connecticut Tony Wasilefsky at 649-5306 or business development Experienced preferred but not 385 W. Cantor Straat An equti opportunitr omplofor alum/alded Ranch. Call now, $44,900. 872-0991, Bankers Association and the ______l o t t ^ OPENINGS NEW 7-room Colonial, 2 1/2 evenings 872-0003. Public representative. He now serves Lost and Found necessary. Send resume to Box MANCHESTER Heatolater fireplace, rec rm., Kriss Realty. Also other tion Commission shall review International Consumer Credit tiled baths, plastered walls, properties available. as a loan officer of Nutmeg D, Manchester Herald. AVAILAGLE 646-0129 garage, city water/sewers, a TOWN OF MANCHESTER said regulations or the iwraqle ri mohiltreS ^ • large family room, porch, built- The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. Records Association. LOST - Two black and white For •xperltncod production L A U N D R Y W o rk e r - To pleasure to show. Commerical Corp., a subsidiary downtown manehesfter S] ins, two-car garage, full base­ Realtors — MLS NOTICE O F amendments and respond with Cavanaugh and his wife English Pointers, vicinity TOOLMAKER, machinist, pooplo on third thift operate washers and dryers, CAPE six rooms, large living of CBT Corp. as well as a com­ ment, city utilities. Large lot. Manchester Parkade — 849-5306 a d o pt io n OF ORDINANCE its comments and recommen­ reside at 97 Ludlow Rd. Oiarter Oak Street. Phone lathe operators. Must be able to • Plating and organize personal and $37,900 Room to roam. 4 room, dining room, modem mercial finance officer of CBT. Near Martin school. Immediate In accordance with the dations in a written report to 7279. set-up and work from • Inapaction TELLER - Experienced hospital laundty. On bus line. brm. Dutch Cape, on 3'/i kitchen, 3-4 bedrooms, one un­ Warranty Deeds preferred, toust be able to work occupancy. Built by Ansaldi, GEORGIAN COLONIAL - finished, breezeway and over­ provisions of Chapter 3, Sec- the Planning and Zoning C ^ - blueprints. Minimum three- • Machining East Hartford Convalescent Center chimney Colonial. Two acres, 2 fireplaces, 2 baths LOST - passbook No. 26-006678= flexible hours. Apply Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. sized 2-car garage, bonus 20x24 /itions 1 and 9 of the Town mission within twenty (^ ) days Stanley M. Falkenstein years experience. Apply at • Drilling Home, 745 Main St, East Hart­ fireplaces, modem kitchen with and much more. Mary E. O’Brien, unit 6. Connecticut Bank & Trust Paragon Tool Co., Inc., 121 Manchester State Bank, 1041 ford, unfinished room for rec room Charter, notice is hereby given of the date of the referral. Said Wa offer Major Medical, Ufa built-ins, large formal dining or etc., large treed lot, $39,900. Northfield Green Condominum, Company. Application made for Adams Street, Manchester. Main Street. $42,900 Immaculate 4 brm. of the adoption by the Board of comments and recommen­ payment. inauranca, CMS, and room, front-to-back living Philbrick Agency, 6464200. conveyance tax $!£9.70. MAN to handle all duties in room, large front foyer, den, Colonial. Fireplace and IVi Directors of the Town of dations shall be considered to Blue Croaa participation. MECHANIC trainess wanted, Manchester Green Manor Construction PART-TIME work at home on shipping and receiving depart­ screened porch, 4 bedrooms, 2 garagra, city water/sewers, Manchester, Connecticut, be advisory in nature and in no LOST - small miniature female CONTACT must have some mechanical TWO FAMH.Y - Duplex, 6-6, all the telephone. 1-673-2995. ment, must be industrious, 1/2 baths, garage, large lot. $193 a month pays all. of Ordinance as Co. Inc. to Edward P. and Coming June 2% 1974 background, must have tools. large rooms, 3 bedrooms 2 - ^ March 12,1974, way binding upon the Planning French Poodle, silver gray, modern East Hartford location. HILLIARD STREET Susan S. Nimerowski, unit in High on a hill in one of Assumable 5V4% mortgage. garage, storage shed, $39,900. follows: and Zoning Commission. The vicinity North Coventry. REAL Estate Sales persons MULTt-aRCUITS, INC Apply Truck Trailers, Inc., 651 Call 289-8291 for appointment. Manchester’s finest Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. Northfield Green Con­ Reward. Call 742-7124. neede to join active growing 50 Harriaon 8L Sullivan Avenue, South Wind­ Seven-room Dutch Cape, good ORDINANCE failure of the Conservation neighborhoods. Philbrick Agen­ $57,900 Just a baby 6-6 dominium, conveyance tax eastern firm. Over 1/4 million MANCHESTER sor. GAS STATION attendant Commission to respond to the condition, city water and cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Duplex. VA baths, garage, TWO FAMILY Duplex 6-6, AUTHORIZING THE $30.25. in sales January, February. 646-3800 needed, full-time. Apply in per­ referral within twenty (20) sewer. Lot 100x180. Only $29,- hardwood floors, city fireplace, large eat-in kitchen, PLANNING AND ZONING Franklin C. Field and Peter Burke Realty, Tolland, 872-7344. son. Gorin’s Sports Car Center, days shall be taken as an indica­ 900. $6,500 down. 8% Mortgage LEBANON - Antique center water/sewers. Ideal location. study, 3 bedrooms, good in­ COMMISSION TO R EG U U TE EXECUTIVE SEGRETMY Route 83, Tolland Tpke., Gagnon to Ralph and Antoinette available. No agents please. chimney Colonial on the green. come, $29,500. Philbrick Agen­ INLAND WETLAND AND tion that the Conservation Com­ Panonala Manchester Corporation has Talcottville. Gaye, property at 57 Falknor MAID - Part-time, inquire, 10 rooms,, two baths, 5 cy, 6464200. WATER COURSE AREAS IN mission has no comments or Immediate opening for D r., conveyance tax $36.30. Manchester Motel, 1 MefcN all Call owner fireplaces, 'two acres. Large recommendations with respect INCOME TAX Returns and CHEESE CLERK STATION WAGON drivers to MLS ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT Frank A. and Barbara Lou Street, Manchester. experienced secretary In barn. Out building. Attractive DUPLEX -11 rooms, built 1972, to the proposal regulations or bookkeeping done professional­ Fully experienced in buying, transport Manchester school 875-0744 872-8700 CONCERNING INLAND Sola to Henry B. and Cynthia P. ly. Call Dan Hickey, 649-9145. Chief Executive Office. B4S-89S8 872-S9S9 setting and location. Philbrick 1 1/2 baths, modem kitchen amendments. selling and displaying. Apply children, 3 trips a day, must WETLANDS AND WEATER HELP WANTED - mornings, Excellent skills a must. Good Agency. Realtor, 646-4^. with built-ins, self-cleaning Brown, property at 56 Redwood drive standard transmission. Section 4. Subsequent to the in person: fringe benefits. Attractive stove, refrigerator, paneled rec COURSES. Rd., conveyance tax $50.05. lunch hours, part time. Apply Over 25 years of age. Call 64^ hearing referred to in Section 2 BUYING CAPE-SEVEN rooms, 1 1/2 room, large lot, good income, WHEREAS the State of Marriage Licenses MEATOWN Hardee’s, Broad Street, salary. Please come in: 2414. TWO-FAMILY - 6-6 duplex, COLONIAL - 4 or 5 bedrooms, 2 hereof, any regulations or Silver coins, 1964 and earlier. Manchester. baths, family room, large 1/2 baths, sunken living room, $50,900 'nilbrick Agency, 646- Connecticut is enacting legisla­ Ronald William Fahle, 208 1280W SILVER LANE separate furnaces. Good amendments thereafter Halves, quarters, dimes. revenue and location. High 30’s. modem kitchen, wall-to-wall . floor to ceiling fireplace, $69,- 4200. tion known as "The Inland Main St., and Joyce Ann EAST HARTFORD LYOALL, INC. adopted by the Planning and Paying $2.60 for each dollar. MATURE Male or female, 615 Parker Street Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. stays, porch, garage. Bowers 900. By owner, 649-2659. Wetlands and Water Courses Sperber, 11 Goslee Dr., April School. $39,500. Philbrick Agen­ Zoning Commission shall be Silver Dollars paying $5. each. short order cook, part-time, Manchester ONS-LPNS-HDES BOWERS School Colonial, 6 Act," has declared that the 26, Second Congregational cy, Realtors, 646-4200. rooms, modem kitchen, formal forwarded to the Commissioner 643-8973 experienced needeil. Apply W. J O IN T H E $19,900 FIVE rooms, 1 1/2 MANCHESTER - Open House, preservation and protection of Church. AUTO BODY and fender man, T. Grant Company, Manchester See Mrs. C. HIckland baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ Sunday, 1-5. MainitoHenry I toM djning room, 1 1/2 baths, 3 of Environmental Protection DYNAMIC MANCHESTER - Five family the inland wetlands and water Frank Lukacs, 106A New part-time, apply 270 Hartford Parkade. An equal opportunity age, two acres. Hutchins Agen­ Harlan Street, 7-room Cap b^room s, aluminum siding, 2- for approval. The regulations or NURSINQ T E A A f courses in the State is in the Road. employer. cy, Realtors, 649-5324. plus 5-car garage. Business paneled rec room with bar, for­ car garage, $35,500. Philbrick State Rd., and Jeanne Marie FOREMAN, third shift, custom best interests of the citizens of amendments thus approved, zoned. Excellent in co m e mal dining room, eat-in Agency, 6 4 6 -4 ^ . Higgins, 9 Lilley St. Announeamanta molding shop, must have together with any maps DISHWASHER wanted nights. INSPECTOR - Person to work MANCHESTER - Well cared producer. Central location. kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 the State, and Bradford Henry Pinney, 477 experience with thermoset and delineating wetlands and water Must be over 18. ^ p ly Cavey’s third shift, final insp^tion, THE for ten room oversized Cape in $69,900. Philbrick Agency, baths, fireplace, treed lot, WHEREAS said Act N. Main St., and Joan Marie themoplastic equipment, Realtors, 646-4200. course made a part thereof, E j^ rfo n e o d Restaurant, 45 E ast Center must have basic mechanical in­ Immediately 7 available full country setting, only five child-safe street, gas heat, ELLINGTON authorises each Town to es­ excellent opportunity, all com­ Fuchs, Bridgeport. Street. spection background. Contact, minutes from center of town. short walk to all schools. Prin­ tablish its own inland wetlands shall be filed in the office of the pany benefits, 522-3122. and part-time positions. 3-11 NEW HOMES BY Buildfng Permits INCOME TAX 646-3800. Wall-to-wall carpeting. cipals only. Mid 30’s. 649-0082. agency to preserve and protect Town Qerk and become effec­ anj^ 11-7 shifts. E xcellent SOUTH WINDSOR S .L STARR Lawrence Wood for Jo el M. COOKS wanted, full or part Separate three room apart­ tive under such filing. Notice of PREPARATION ATTENTION Business salary plus company paid the wetlands and water courses Kennedy, additions to dwelling time days. Full time salary WANTED - Second cook, Call ment. Priced in the mid 40s. 5!4-room Ranch, m baths, Three-bedroom Ranch with such approved regulations shall Managers and Assistant Life, Health, Major Medical in such Town and and at 9 French Rd.,.$500. Dan Mosler starts at $2. per hour with $2.75 Paul Fiano, 646-5200. Call us to see this fine listing. T. age goes with this immaculate large family room, kitchen Business Managers, private and Disability insurance spacious finished rec room, promulgate regulations be published in a newspaper per hour potential. Apply J . Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 5-room aluminum^ded Ranch, and dining area, living room Leo Goutier for RoCco Fran­ residential school in the Hart­ makes this truly one of the large enclosed breezeway, 2- threfore; having a general circulation TAcorral, 246 Broad Street. raised heartfOi^^ace in the with fireplace, IW baths. $36,- coline, alterations to dwelling AVON ford area, is seeking business- }est benefit packages in the car attached garage, patio, 18’ within the Town of Manchester MANCHESTER - Duplex plus living room ^ 1/2 baths, many 900. NOW, THREFORE, BE IT at 277 Highland St., $200. FORMER TAX auditor manager. Applicants shbuld above ground pool, electric within fifteen (15) days after COOKS - part time nights posi­ SAYS... [pdustrv. Cape, $7,500 income, 3 fur­ more extras. Only $37,500. Call ORDAINED BY THE TOWN Henry S. Skarin for Hartford prepares federal. Mass., N.Y. MEET THE NEW YOU. Feel have a BA in business ad­ garage door openers, central Also 4-bedroom Garrison said filing. tion. No experience n ^ e d will Start the New Year rignt, con­ naces. Central. Cole, Realtor, Sentry Real Estate Services, OF MANCHESTER THAT: lax returns, office or home. ministration, public ad­ vacuum system, $39,900. Colonials available. Each National Bank trustees, replace train rignt person. Apply bow good it feels to have extra 643-6666. 872-7311. Section 1. The Planning and ministration or accounting; tact Emilia Kumik, Assistant This Ordinance shall take chimney at 1329 W. Middle From $15. 649-8822. Tacorral, 246 Broad Street. money and new friends. home includes: Colonial experience in budgetary and Director of Nursing Service to Zoidng Commission is hereby effect ten (10) days after this Tpke., $750. Discover a whole, new, MANCHESTER - Three- stained woodwork, hardwood fiscal controls a must. eam more about the many UAR REALTY CO., Inc. authorized to promulgate INCOME TAX forms prepared RELIABLE - Housekeeper - ELUNGTON 843-2892 bedroom Ranch, family room, floors, fireplace with raised publication in this newspaper Sandra Bidwell, fence at 66 exciting life-style when you Knowlege of program lealth care opportunities on regulations In conformity with in your home, at about the same sitter, 8:30 to 12:30 daily, fireplace, treed lot. Shown by hearth, built-in oven and provided that within ten (10) Deerfield D r., $25. price you would pay at becom e'an Avon Represen­ budgeting a plus. Salary $12,694. ithis side of the river. New sec­ PRETTY AS A PICTURE RoI n i I D. Murdock, RuaRor References. Wapping. Phone appointment. Call owner, 643- range, kitchen exhaust fan, days after this publication of George Mrosek, sign at 101 someone’s office. Call 633-1267. tative. 6 ll: To $17,803 depending upon Is this 4-bedroom Raised Coramlsriooer of Environmen­ 644-8983 after 4 p.m. tion opening soon. full concrete cellar, this Ordinance a petition signed W. Middle Tpke., $150. 289-4922 eimerience. Send resume to Box Ranch, set on a wooded lot. tal Protection and pursuant to "CC”, Manchester Herald. An aluminum siding, amesite by not less than five (5) percent INCOME TAX forms prepared CUSTODIAN - The Connecticut Many features for you. Full TOLLAND - Unique is the only HEBRON - Young Garrison Public Act No. 155 of the 1971 equal opportunity employer. driveway, fully decorated, of the electors of the Town, as in your home or mine. Very Institute for the Blind in Hart­ PART TIME, help after school 333 BIOWaL STREET sized family room with way to describe this center Colonial, 4 large bedrooms, for­ Sessloii of the Connecticut reasonable. Call 649-5^. seeding, shrubs .plus much determined from the latest of­ ford, is recruiting for a custo­ hours, waitress, good worker MANCHESTER fireplace, formal dining room, fireplace Colonial. Lovely mal dining room, 24’ fireplaced General Assembly, as anwnim WATCHMAN - part-time, 3:30- more. Located on lapge lot ficials lists of the Registrars of INCOM E TA X dian. Starting salary $2.91 per with pleasant personality. App- fully carpeted. Priced at $39,- wooded lot. First floor family living room, rec room, 2-car byPubUcActN.57lolthel97S 9, mature individual. Pioneer room and much more. $53,900. 150x200’. Voters, has not been filed with hour, excellent fringe benefits, ly in pelerson, , at Fani’s Kititchen, 900. Call Tony'Wasilefsky at garage, scenic hilltop location Session of the Connecticut SERVICE Parachute, 644-1581. Call Sentry Real Estate ^r- with over one acre on dead end Directions: From the Town Clerk requesting its CMS, Blue Cross, Major 1015 Milain Street. Manchester. Business Opportunity 14 649-5306, eves. 872-0003. General Assembly, as are □ FINANCIAL vices, 872-7311. street and a state park on back Manchester, north on Route reference to a special Town Medical, state retirement. necessary to protect the inland RuMieft Burnett Must be in good health, Some COLLECTIONS - Top wages to ENJOY ABOVE average ear­ . • i B & W . . property line. Principals only. 83, left on Route 140, proceed 3 election. The BARROWS WALLACE Co. MANCHESTER - For sale by wetlands and water courses 353 Contar SIrMi Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagaa B experience necessary. For in­ experienced and successful per­ nings in a unique business of $41,900. Call 646-4959 on miles to homes. Phyllis V. Jackston FISH CLERK Realtors — MLS owner, three-bedroom Ranch, within the Town. formation call 242-2274, or write son. Cali Mr. Rodick at 52M418 your own. We are looking for weekends and after 5 daily. Model home open daily, Satur­ Secretary Fully experienced in buying, Manchester Parkade — 64i)-5306 wall-to-wall carpeting, large Section 2. Prior to ACT NOW - No matter how 120 Holcomb Street, Hartford, for details. someone to assume our parts day and Sunday, 1-6. Board of Directors Call lor AppL your credit is, we offer money Conn. selling, and displaying. Apply and accessory department on beamed fireplacM living room, MANCHESTER - two family, 3- promulgating such regnUtioM dining room, eat-in kitchen, For information or appoint­ or amendments the^ Manchester, Connecticut to any property or business COUNTER GIRLS - Full-time. in person: an independent basis. Present FOR SALE by owner - $29,900. 3, ideal starter or retirement volume will earn operator g o ^ garage. Nice lot in residential home with income.. Large ment call Planning and Zoning Dated at Manchester, owner. Comfortable payments BEAUTIFUL Large airy room Must be over 18, be willing to MEATOWN Six room oversized Cape, wall- work some weekends. Apply in living, although opportunity for to-wall carpeting throughout, area. Priced in mid 30’s. M9- rooms, immaculate condition, Enltald 748-2741 sion shall file in the olfict of Connecticut, this 15th designed to help your situation. with kitchen privileges, 1280W SILVER LANE 646-3005 parking. Phone 649-7442. person after 6 p.m. Dairy expansion is oovious with toll shed dormers front to rear, 4043. Char-^n Agency, 643-0683. the Town aerk a copy of wdi •lay of March, 1974 For quick and confidential ser­ EAST HARTFORD vice, please call anytime, Gll- Queen Brazier, 242 Broad St, tremendous profit potential. one toll bath, rough plumbing regulations, together with a MANCHESTER — Immaculate Bur Corporation, 872-7345, GENERAL mechanic, full time Manchester. Management experience for second bath. No agents HUNCHESTER map showing the b o u n d ^ of Gilbert or Roger. days, paid CMS, Blue Cross and necessary along with an invest­ please. Call 649-7877. 7-room aluminum Cape, 1 1/2 regulated areas, and dull hold life insurance. Amerbelle, ment of 10-30K protected by baths, formal dining room, pan­ eled family room, fireplace, at least one public hearina MORTGAGES, loans first se­ Corp. 104 E a s t M ain S t., merchandise. If interested MANCHESTER - Stop in for a 3 built-ins, carpeting. Save by thereon, notice of the time ibM NOTICE cond, third. All kinds. Realty Rockville. Apply 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. write or call Mr. King at Rec- free copy of Connecticut’s best buying from owner. First time place of which shall be statewide, credit rating un­ An equal opportunity employer. town USA, Willimantic. 203-423- home buys including basic Open, House LIFT MAN o ffe r s . $38,600. For appoint­ published in a neWipapet necessary. Reasonable. Con­ 1625. home buying information. The Ar« you willing to work? Opening for ment call 643-0937. haVing a general circulation b fidential. qu quick arrangements. FEMALE help needed, full Hayes Agency, 55 East Center Sunday, 1-4 p.m . MANCHESTER - Pizza house, Street, 646-0131. the Town. This publicationdisQ Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. time, over 18, six nights, 5-12. qualified man with opportunity for advance­ (08Mr'IlMit If ApfMMMMQ tolly equipped. Priced to sell! be made in sudi newspaper “Profile 7 4 ” will be a special edition of The Herald highlighting key 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Gooda^ay pay for right person. App- ment. Good working conditlona and fringe OPEN ford. Evenings. 233-6879. ly C 273 Broad Street.f Ownerr has otheiother interests. For MANCHESTER - Small two- MANCHESTER $31,900. ■Take a look at whafa avallabla In a NEW HOME. once, not more than tw e n ^ ^ events of the past year and previewing the big events of 1974. The banaflta. details call Stanley Agency, 64^ family. Ideal investment. Good AVAILABLE NOW!! RANCHES, COLONIALS, DUTCHES AND SPLIT (25) nor less than fifteen (U) Apply In Poraon — Sorvico Dopt 3618. * location. Low 30’s. Paul W. Manchester area has much to be proud of and much to look forward to. MORTGAGES — 1st. and 2nd 6 room Cape conveniently [ l e v e l s , with many variations. 3 or 4 bedroom prior to the hearing, and once, mortgages — interim financing Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646- ALL DAY “Profile 74" will tell the story in five sections, each dealing with a PART-TIME located to bus and shopping. [models to choose from. All customed designed and not more than five (5) days not r- expeditious and confidential DILLON SALES & SERVICE COUNTRY STORE for sale 1021. [quality built by less than two (2) days prior to different area of interest. The Herald staff will be putting forth a service. J.D. Real Estate CLERK 319 MAIN STREET lock, stock and barrel, well Large kitchen, formal dining said hearing. The notice shall maximum effort to make this edition something our readers will read and Assoc. 646-1980. Thursday and Friday nights, MANCHESTER traveled highway. For par­ room, oven & range, 3 James A, McCarthy make reference to the filing of all day Saturday. Experience ticulars call 289-6208 or 649- bedrooms, living room with SUNDAY enjoy throughout the year. 7669. ------Manchester [ ah Homes Include fireplace, aluminum siding, first- s u c h r e g u la tio n s or not necessary. Ajiply in per­ fireplace, carpeting and a [floor family room with porch and patio, oven, range, amendments thereto in the Of­ son: huge garage. Please call Joe fice of the Town aerk. □ EMPLOYMENT ESTABLISHED custom pic'picture EKM-ROOM COLONUL Gordon, 649-5306. [dishwasher, 2-car garage and all cKy utilities. MEATOWN framingling Ibusiness for sale. Call Section 3. Prior to scheduling 644-8750,6:30-9 p.m. or 872-3626. A striking 4-bedroom home in Stop Out or CaM. Sft.M.-8P.M. Halp Wantad 13 12B0«^tlLVBI LANE R.;narHrJU)EALERSHIP AVMLABli ^ ••B&W- the hearing referred to in EAST HARTFORD prime Porter Street area. The BARROWS & WALUCE Co. [DIRECTIONS: Scott Drive to KMnedy Rd., M l on Hamilton tion 2 hereof, the Planning and - First-floor walnut paneled Realtors — MLS PACKAGE STORE - part- Immediately Vernon-Rockvllle Area m [Drive; next left Is Grleton Rd. Follow signs to modele. Zoning Commission shall sub­ iianrljratTr iEunttn^ Jferalh family room, 2W baths, 2-car Manc^lg^rUd^ S S M a , timer. Vernon area, evenings CUSTODIANS - Experienced, A Bualneea of Your Own || mit to the Conservation Coro- Excellent hourly rate, vacation, EDUCATION garage, manicured lot with PHARMACY part time, evenings, —Must Hava Dependable Car COVENTRY - Your dream.can :mission of the Town o| irreplacable fieldstone walls. bonus. Please write Box B Manchester, Rockville area. xm Manchester any regulations oi Manchester Herald. —Must Be Bondabla Much more! 60s. come true with this new Call 643-5691, 2-6 p.m. , Prtvata fnsfrucMons 18 Colonial-Raised Ranch, custom MERRITT i amendments propose! STREET Call Tim McCulloch, Circulation Managor Call for further details. MANCHESTfli Herald Square Manchester, Connecticut built on 2.9 acres. Your privacy hereunder for its observation CLEANING person wanted PART TIM E janitorial work, half day each week, owii SEWING Instructions is guaranteed but within and comments. The Conserva mornings, call 649-5334. MANCHESTER EVENINB HERALD WARREN E. HOWLAND AGENCY 646-4510 transportation. Phone 646-(Wl. Dressmaking or tailoring. All minutes of highway, Take the basic steps including pattern Roaltora 6 4 3 -ffO t time to inspect this one. Call CONCRETE construction adjustments. Small classes. Sentry Real Estate Services, 6 4 6 - 1 1 8 0 laborer, 875-1103 after 6 p.m. Reasonable rates. 643-^26. 872-7311.

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BENJY BY JIM BERRY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD< Manchester, Ckmn.. Sat., March 23, 1974— PAGE FIFTEEN Anttqun 48 ^P»*^*we/H» For Rent 53 Apartmentt For Rent 53 Autos For Sale 81 X I'M, , ,'^ERE'6 NO /W P U U / . OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN A/HAT A R C y o u <0 MANCHESTER - Available im­ BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE ^ p a m Mi M' l&Ot-P INTHI6 THeM I'H- ANTIQUE GLASS and clocks, AUTO INSURANCE - compare UP TO MOW, mediately, 4 rooms with heat, R?R &OUR eT R P A M . P A M F O R bpjo, bee hive, ginger bread, our low rates. For a telepnone PIP YA S S £ TO LATE, CHUM- BENJY-PUP-py?, centrally located, adults only, woomiiiiD N q B U T LO O K A T H IM ! STOP TH*T.' you TOLP M E VDU P (S' piano and french. Can be seen quotation call Mr. Dolin at 643 him C3 0 IT ? 1 VACUUMEP LIN- UM.YAS.l HATED TO FART P IA M O M P 6 . no pets, $185. Call 6431579. H IS PAWS ARE PIRTV FOUWP3 PENNIES.'APVUTVtX/RE W HAT at Manchester Motel Lobby, 1 MANOR 6050, > A N P O N E O P M Y I OEK. A LL T H E KIPPINO OR HE'LL CLAIM SOME WITH MY PAINTING , I . McNall Street, Manchester. T IS IN HIS MOUTH! SE aTCUSHIOWS OF IT SLIPPEPOUTOFHISF%NTS ^kJOPLES VISIONTBUTTHE C^N’T VERNON - Save in this com­ ANP FDUNP -'^R.AHn.COLLECTOR 1966 AMBASSADOR wagon, POCKETS ANP SET UP A HOWL FIG U RE pact modern 3-room apart­ APARTMENTS ^7 CENTS.' INSISTED! HE PLANS WANTED — Antique furniture, needs Work, good parts, $100 or IS WHO ment, $145 monthly includes HomtslMd StiMl TO BUILD A DISPLAY glass, pewter, oil paintings or best offer. Call 742-9559. AROUND IT! WANTS other antique items. Any quan­ heat, appliances and parking. (OffW.MIddlalM.) ’E M tity. The Harrisons, 643^09, 647-1113 after 6:30 p.m. MANCHIi i n w FO R A Bum by 1973 MUSTANG, Mach I, 351 PI5PLAV 165 Oakland Street. engine, vinyl top, 5,000 miles, 7 FOUR room apartment in 2- UBR HOUSim CHRP. automatic, power’ brakes, family duplex, handy location THE PACK RAT - will be power steering. 643-6749. a - with yard. Available April 1st. and 2-bedroom luxuary opened Sunday from 12 to 5 p.m. apartments. Features wall-to- U74 >y NtA. Ii« Fiora Road, o ff Route 85, $150 per month. Call 6433100. wall carpeting, vanity tile 1967-FORD GALAXIE 500, Bolton. yellow with black vinyl top, UTILITIES paid - 4 rooms, yard baths, built-in oven, range, Hornet tor Sale 23 Service* Ottered 3i Service* Ottered ****•••••••••••••••••••••••• automatic, power steering, 31 Heating-Plumbing 35 for the kids. $180. (11-58) dishwasher, refrigerator and Wanted to Buy 49 radio, new muffler system, CIRCA 1778 Cape Cod, wide '♦♦♦♦♦♦e»»»eeeeee»eeV Rentex, $30. fee. 549-6980. disposal, electric heat, 2 air LIGHT TRUCKING - If you NO JOB to small, toilet repairs, very good gas mileage. Asking MICKEY HNN boards, two baths, 6 1/2 rooms, WANTED FOR CASH - An­ conditioners, glass sliding $595. Good condition. Phone 643 BY HANK LEONARD REPAIRS need the services of a pick-up plugged drains, kitchen faucets KIDS and pets O.K. Five fireplace, foyer, double garage. truck for any reason, call 64^ tiques, early metal toys, trains, doors, all large rooms. Full 6425 after 6 p.m. J-23, replaced, repaired, rec rooms, rooms, heated, $150. (2941) Y E S ' S H E ^ Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. wind-ups, phonographs, guns, basement storage area, ample MARY ELLEN ] MY BROTHER HAS A I'M SO GLAD FOR YOU/ 1364. Attics, cellars, yar^, etc. bathroom remodelii^, heat Rentex, $30 fee. 549-6980. TOLD ME SHE'S on all maket of aawing swords, oil paintings, pewter, 1966 IMPALA, SS, 396, MARY ELLEN DID THE SA ID YOU'LL BE J FRIEND WHO RUNS AND IF I GET A CHANCE modernization, etc. Free es­ parking. Starting at $175. Han­ RELIEVED GOING TO ^ MOTELS IN FORT 3 1/2 ACRES, horse paradise, ' machine*. Opan Wadnaa- furniture, glass. Almost automatic, am-fm, new drjye RIGHT THING. I WAS SO TO GO TO FLORIDA, I'D MASONRY and repair work timates gladly given. M & M MANCHESTER - Large 5 dy to shopping, schools, bus THAT THE FLORIDA/ M LAUDERDALE... AND seven room Colonial, 1 1/2 :! day, Thuraday and Friday,- ^^thing old. Call anytime, 643- train, mags, and snow tic^. ANXIOUS, TO SEE HER MARRY , ENGAGE- LIKE TO SEE YOU AGAIN/ done - sidewalks, st^s, cellar Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. rooms, stove, parking, base­ and religious facilities. THERE’S A JOB WAIT­ baths, large out buildings. '; 111 9; Monday, Tuaaday and $650 firm. Call 6432775 after 6. JOHNNY, I DIDN'T REALIZE SHE ) MENT fs ING F O R M E / leaks, etc. Call Andy & dlo, M3^ ment, laundiy facilities, yard Model apartment open for in­ WASN'T IN LOVE WITH HIMI X OVER Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. 7070. . Saturday til 5. Flooring 36 for the kids. $160. (89-98) spection 1-5- p.m., Saturday ANTIQUES - Cash paid for 1971 DA’TSUN $800, needs work, MANCHESTER - Never been quality or unusual antiques. Rentex, $30. fee. 549-6980. and Sunday. Other times by ODD JOBS - You name it - we FLOOR Sanding and 1968 Plymouth Barracuda, $ ^ , V/MY MOTHERS <3ET <3RAY lived in 6-room Colonial with 3 il K nit’N Purl i; Phone 646-8051. appointment. 1967 Chrysler, $700, clean o6r. do it. Phone John at 643-2097 or Refinishing, (specializing in AVAILABLE April 1st, 4 room US hi on large bedrooms, huge living ;; Tri-CHy Plaza Vamon 1970 Ford Galaxie 500, $995,1966 Andy at 872-2385. older floors). Inside painting, garden apartment, centrally room with fire place, formal •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• Chevrolet, $250. Repossessions. 8 7 2 -2 2 1 9 ceilings. John Verfaille, 646- located, appliances and heat in­ Call: CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE dining room, 1 1/2 baths, Savings Bank of Manchester, Painting-Papering, 32 5750, 872-2222. cluded. $195, lease and security. URR HOUSING CHRP. aluminum siding, all on 150’ □ RENTALS 6431700. LOOK AT THE STAIMS1...THI5 ALL THE MORE REA$OW wooded lot. 536,200. Wolverton 649-3978, 6464780. 643-99S1 t-BPETER l liH BKLLIVKAUBELLIVEAU PaPaintini nting Unuinn MU^T BE A SACRIFICIAL ALTAR! TO HURRY!...HELP M E Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Robert Munlock, Realtor -^ Experienced and insureiT "tonS e 1967 BARACUDA, V-8,273 mag, C U T H E R l o o s e ; SHARPENING Service - Room s tor Rent 5 2 MANCHESTER - Roomy 3- S43-S551 Painting, papering, ceilings, 37 BOWERS SCHOOL area - nine Saws, knives, axes, shears, bedroom duplex, basement, Stophon J. Luchoti Jr. 4-speed, excellent condition, big or small jobs. (Tall 643-1671. sacrifice. Good gas mileage. room older home, three gar­ skates, rotary blades. Quick WILL DO light trucking and LADIES only, nicely furnished garage, laundry facilities, nice 046-9287 Call 643-6663. Ask for Ron. ages, bus line, 1 1/2 baths, service. Capitol Equipment delivery. Phone 646-0724. yard for children and pets. $190. J.P. LEWIS & Son custom rooms for rent, (jommunity heated sunporch. deep lot. Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. kitchen and bath. All,utilities (28-42) Rentex, $30. fee. 543 decorating, interior and 1967 FORD - LTD, blue with Asking $36,400. Call Mike Quish, Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday included. Convenient fo stores PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER exterior, paper hanging. Fully NEW 4-room flat, first floor, black vinyl top, automatic Keith Real Estate, 649-1922, 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:3(14. 64S- and bus line. Ideal for working l o o k ! T H A T 'S G IV E \ / HE'S IM insured. 649-9658. □ MISC. FOR SALE transmission, disc brakes and HOW ABOUT A I ’M 6464126. 7958. or elderly lady. Call after 4 ROCKVILLE - Large 2- large rooms fully carpeted, HE DID B E C A U S E MIM Y THERE LITTLE CREDIT tape deck. Call 649-2136. IN T H E R E p.m. 644-0383. bedrooms, appliances, parking, apiuiances, basement laundry ASAIN) HE P L A V S CREDIT. VPITCMING FO R M E ? y INSIDE - Outside painting. PATCHING- TREED corner lot, over one REWEAVING burns, holes. Articles tor Sale 41 yard for the youngster. $135. connections, central location. TO WIN! HAZEL Special rates for p^ ple over M. 1971 BUICK Gran Sport, under acre, six room Cape, plus sun Zippers, umbrellas repaired. THE THOMPSON House- (9330). Rentex, $30 fee. 549- $235 per month. Call Peterman, Foully insured. Estimates given. 30,000 miles, salmon color, porch, aluminum siding, new Window shades, Venetian FOR SALE - Baled Hay. Phone Cottage Street, centrally 6980. Realtor, 649-9404. Call 649-7863. black vinyl top, excellent condi­ roof. Under $30,000. Keith Real blinds. Keys. TV for rent. 649-6911. located, large, pleasantly fur­ tion. 273-4039, after 5:30 644- Estate, 649-1922, 646-4126. Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. nished rooms, parking. Call 643 WANTED GIRL 2330 to share AVAILABLE April 1st, modern INTERIOR and exterior, all we ALUMINUM sheets used as large furnished apartment with three room apartment, 0793. can offer you is a professional 2358, for overnight and perma­ COUNTRY living in town, over MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. printing plates, .007 thick, nent guest rates. sa m e. $130 m on th ly , all carpeted appliances, parking, paint job at a reasonable price. two acres, ideal for the horse Removal, pruning, lot clearing, 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. utilities. Child accepted. 643 storage, Hilliard Street, after 5, 1968 RAMBLER American, STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF It doesn’t cost a cent for a free excellent running condition, lover, six room older home, low spraying.Fully insured. Phone 643-2711. SLEEPING ROOM for rent. 2973. 649-7289. estimate but it could save you a good gas and oil. Asking $400. taxes. Asking $31,900. Keith Licensed. Free estimates. Am ple parking. 272 Main WONDERFUL WH-WHY.YES^ ^TDNY? STEVE CANYON small fortune. Call 643-4w7. 742-9502 after 6. AND HOLD THE TWO ’ Real Estate, 649-1922, 646-4126. Phone 633-5345. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 Street, Manchester. MANCHESTER - Nice 5 rooms, MANCHESTER - Four rooms, STEVE! ItL DEAR/EXCUSE -PUTEXTRA ONION ON EXCLUSIVE STOOLS- cents each. Inquire side door. parking, basement, laundry two bedrooms, modern bath, BE DRESSED M E F O R A TjlE HAMBURGERS... BEYOND THE JUKE-, PAINTING and papering - 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, good run­ INACOUNT MASONRY WORK - Brick, Manchester Evening Herald. TWO FEMALE roommates to facilities, yard for the kids and heat, hot water, range, Phone MOMENT.., Interior and exterior. Four 872-6676 after 3:30 p.m. ning condition, good on gas, OF TWO/ block and stone. New work and share apartment with other pets. $185. (83-50) Rentex, $30. 1*74 »V KA toe Ml he us OR Whara you saa thia aign, enerations. Neat, clean work, $695. Phone Saturday or Sun­ repairs, reasonable prices. Call WE BUY and sell used fur­ girl. $73 monthly, available fee. 549-6980. THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM tha brokar la working ree estimates. Phone 643-7361. day, 6439759. 643-9508. f niture. Cash on the line. One April 1st. Call after 5 p.m. 646- MANCHESTER -l^orth end, hard for a quick aala. piece or an entire house full. LANDLORDS, Landlords, quiet dead end street, four- 8356. ' compormist! Uat your proparty with ua. CUSTOM MADE Draperies, CEILING painting and paper 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 Landlords. Why lose money room apartment, first floor, 1967 THUNDERBIRD, 4-door, very reasonable, work hanging, neat work, reasonable Main Street Rear, behind because of vapant properties? heat, hot water, stove. Ideal for all power, air-conditioning, rates, phone 643-9112. COMFORTABLE room, plea­ tape deck, $600: 6437350. guaranteed. Call anytime^ 649- Douglas Motor Sales. sant location, on bus line, We have well1 qi quali------iiied tenants newly weds-older couple. Security, references. $175 4266. parking. References, 649-6526. waitingliting for places_____place s iljust like Bulldlng-Cpntractlng 33 CLEAN USED refrigerators, yours./ours. No cost oior obligation_____ monthly. Reply Box “ s” , 1974 PONTIAC Grandville, a Manchester Herald. loaded beauty. Take over TREE SERVICE (Soucier) ranges, automatic washers, BEAUTIFUL Large ai^ room For more information call Trees cut, trimmed or topied, • MASONRY - All types, with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s Rentex, 527-5448. payments. Must sell. Call with kitchen privileges, Henry, 6431181. stumps removed, fully insured. fieldstone, brick, concrete. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- parking. Phone 6437442. DESIRABLE TWO-bedroom Got a tree problem? Well worth Free estimates after 5 p.m., 2171. FOUR room apartment, garden apartment, coiivenient- ly locatM. Heat, hot water, 1974 OLDSMOBILE Delta a phone call. 742-8252. 643-1870 or 644-2975. Apartments For Rent 53 desireable location, large yard, SCREENED Loam, gravel, security, $150 per month. 643 range, refrigerator, parking, no Royale, equipped like 98 luxury, pets. Available April 1st. steel belted tires. Must sell. TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving REMODEL your bathroom, processed gravel, sand, stone, WE HAVE customers waiting 5566. large appliances, cleaning Adults. 643-0973, 643-7796. Call,Mr. Griswold, 6431181. kitchen, rec room or custom and fill. (Jeorge H. Griffing, for the rental of your apartment THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA cellars and attics, also some build your new home. Call 643 Inc., 742-7886. or home. J.D. Real Estate 1968 VOLKSWAGEN tree work done. 644-1775. 1142, M3-6341. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. APARTMENT THREE-Rooms, refrigerator, etf7« COLE 4-drawer steel file RENTAL OFFICE stove, all utilities, parking. Squareback, low mileage, (jood Y O U 'R E LOOK/I SICK? $165. Security deposit. No pets. condition. One owner. Phone WAS LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - cabinet, $50. Call after 5, 647- FOUR-ROOM and five-room ALLEY OOP FEELING BETTER. M A D E IT We have a large variety of 247-4688, 236-0564. 8733189. cellars and attics cleaned, Remodeling, repairing, ad­ 1823. apartments, tiled bath, heat, A L O T WELLL SUST EAST HARTFORD - Tremen­ deluxe one and two-bedroom TAKING lawns mowed, small tree work. ditions, rec rooms, porches and hot water included, newly I HOPE MY FW END, SMILE, HANDSOME.' BETTER.-'.. dous value, two-family, 6-6, apartments and townhouses Homes tor Rent 54 Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. roofing. No job too small. Call TAG SALE - Friday, 7-9 P.M., remodeled. Middle-age adults. IS STILL ALL RIGHT.' , YOU HAVE A DATE/S e AH, A with twoHiar garage and some throughout Manchester. Ren­ LITTLE 64331&. Saturday, 11-5 P.M., Sunday, Jl- Security deposit, references, no I'LL CHECK ON THINGS / WITH OUR QUEEN/f BIG furnishings. Selling for only 456 1/2 MAIN STREET - 6 FiaOM eXJT O F .SlfiMT! A 11 DEAL.' LIGHT TRUCKING - attics and 2 P.M. No pre-sale. 81 Bissell pets, parking. 11 1/2 A and B tal office open daily from 35, Trucks tor Sale 82 SNOOZE $31,900. Both sides vacant. T. J. rooms, family unit, security. celiars cleaned. For free es­ CARPENTRY - Repairs, Street. School Street, across from East other times by apptintment. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 6432426, 9-5 p.m. timates phone 647-9610 anytime. remodeling, additions, roofing. Side Rec, near Main. CHEVROLET, half-ton pick-up, 8’ fleet side, 307 turbo hydro, MANCHESTER - Conveniently Call David Patria, South Wind­ TAG SALE - March 23 - 24, 10 MMAT0DITDiniSES,lia Business tor Rent 55 exceptional condition. $1,750 or located five-room Cape, has sor, 644-1796. a.m. to 4 p.m. 46 Butternut HEBRON - modern 2 bedroom 2404 Nm SMt.M, Mnchetter Road. apartment, in country setting, best offer. 647-1113 after 6:30 two-bedrooms, fireplacra living 640-1021 STORE for rent - 9(X) square WES ROBBINS carpentry carpeting, appliances, heat and p.m. room, dining room, attached f«fet, heated. Broad Street, SUMMER remodeling specialist. Ad­ RUMMAGE SALE - March 24, hot water. Available im­ $36,900. By owner, call Manchester. Call 649-1807 or ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Clothing, mediately, $190. 2233884, 643 TWO-BEDROOM flat, FORD VAN 1970, 6 cylinder, 644-0268. 3-25 AIR-CONDITIONING built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, books, material scraps, mat­ 8250. carpeting and parking included, standard shift, excellent condi­ tion. Asking $2,000. Phone 643 G, TOLLAND - save by buying Dueled central eyalenw that 649-3446. tress springs, brass bed, old $175 monthly.■ Phone 6435200. will cool your entire home or records, wading gown size 10 STORAGE Warehouse - 10,500 3979. I MANCHESTER - 4 rooms, directly from owner, seven square feet, platform level. room Raised Ranch, acre lot, buelnaas. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - with veil, photo enlarger 4x5, first-floor apartment, oven, FURNISHED efficiency, one 3-23 Stock Place, rear. Attractive 1973 DOE lone ton Kary van, 1974 fry NEA. Inc.. T.M. R»g. U S. PiL Qfl. aluminum storms and screens, • Prompt Eallmatea new homes custom built, photo folders, exercise bike, range, heat and hot water in­ bedroom, $165 monthly. Phone rental Brokers protected. Call overhead, i >up rear door, low WIN AT BRIDGE M ^ t e d family room. Call 872- • Prompt Inatallatlon* remodeled, additions, rec hamper and other items. cluded. Lease. $195. 6432813. 6435200. rooms, garages, kitchens Skinner Rd to Hany Lane to cor­ 522-3114. mileage. Tradesman’s special. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY By Experts If South had just stopped to remodeled, bath tile, cement ner of Faith Dr, Vernon. Rain DUPLEX^ apartment for rent, AVAILABLE APRIL 1st, one Call after 4:30, 872-6581. W C flR D J’«-/t!f 4 4 460 MAIN STREET - Ideal for HOW W » 6 think before leading to trick work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ date, March 31st. 4 rooms, 1 1/2 baths, 124 bedroom furnished, second Ace player sets new record store, office etc. $160. Call 6 ^ 'fO M lF S T two he would have noted the VERNON tial or commercial. Call 643 Florence St., Mancester, $200. floor, two-family house. The bidding has been: 23 T.P. AITKIN, INC 2426, 9-5. H U N T IN G possibility of a bad trump 4291. AMPEG Amplifier, good condi­ monthly. 644-8896, 643-2282. Utilities. $170. 6432699. There is an old saying, Custom designed. 8-room 27 Tolland Turnpika tion, used very little. Will sell Motorcycles-BIcycles 84 TAIP? break. Suits do break 5-0 West North East South BOLTON - office space 172 “ Marry in haste, repent at almost four per cent of the 13 Chalet, beamed ceiling, living MANCHESTER CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ for $90. Call 6438653, ask for LOOKING for anything in real GLASTONBURY - Buck’s square feet, warehouse 1,022 TWO 1973 Suzuki TM 125 r r leisure.” We don't go along time. Pass 23 Pass 2 ? room with huge brick 643-6793 ages, additions, bathrooms, Jason. estate rental — apartments, Corner, 4-room heated apart­ square feet, loading dock with m o t o c r o s s e r s , one 1971 with that at all. The older Pass 3A Pass 3 f fir^lace, large country styled kitchens, houses, repairs. Free homes, multiple dwellings, no ment, second floor. Call NORTH ?3 overhead door, and heat. At­ Kawaski 500, one Cox motorcy­ Jacobys, who married one Pass 3N.T. Pass 44 estimates. Small jobs. Stephen RICH, CLEAN loam, 5 yards, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Glastonbury 6337427, 633-2690. A A3 Then he would have seen a kltchai with deluxe built-ins, 3 tractive appearance, good com­ cle trailer, one complete set of V week after meeting haven’t Pass 4 f Pass ? Martin, 646-7295. $25 plus tax. Also sand, stone, Associates, Inc. 6 4 3 1 ^ . Y A84 way to guard against it. All or 4 bedrooms, attractive pan­ mercial location by two major appliance wire mags for Pinto started rgpenting yet. a gravel, pool and patio sand. 643 NEWER family size 2-bedroom ♦ 8752 he had to do would be to ruff You, South, hold: eled rec room, with full wall highways. Route 84 and 44. or Capri. 644-8098 after 5 p.m. CUSTOM made draperies and MASON CONTRACTOR - 9504. MANCHESTER - Central loca­ apartment, including heat, ^10864 a heart at trick two. Then he *10 8654fAKQ864AJ5+- stone fireplace, large sun Ideal for distributor. $225 bedspreads, wide selection of Plastering, custom built stone tion, bus line, third floor, 5 appliances, carpeting, $210 per WEST EAST would lead a trump to dum­ What do you do now? deck, patio, 4 air-condiUoners, monthly. Call 643-9508 or 633- LOW COST m otorcycle in­ However, we can assure fabrics. Call 649-1786. or brick fireplaces, chimney TAG SALE - Sunday 10-3, 120 spacious rooms, $150 monthly, month. Paul W. Dougan, A 109764 my’s ace and find out about 2075. surance, immediate binding. A bridge players who play in A —Pass. Your partner should carpentry, 2-car garage. Im­ repair,'block and cement work. Buckland Road, two bedroom Realtor, 643-4535, 6431021. f KQ6 the bad break. security and references, (jal^ See us for your needs, Crockett t J109752 haste that they are ifltely to have figured you for 5-5-3-0 dis­ maculate throughout. ^9,900. ALTERATIONS, zipper New or old. Free estimates. E. sets, couch, recliner, chairs, 64327112 . k (2109 Agency, 643-1577. A J43 A spend a lot of valuable time tribution on your bidding. repairs, and mending done by Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. etc. COVENTRY (North) - Cheerful 4KJS3 /AQ9 repeating. This wouldn’t bother him at experienced seamstress. Also five room, unfurnished, second WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI all. He would simply ruff TODAY’S QUESTION UAR REALTY CO., Inc. FOR RENT in Willington, four- HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- SOUTH (D) repair hand knits. Call 875-6^. ANY ’TYPE mason and carpen­ TAG SALE - 4 piece bedroom floor in country residence. dummy’s last heart for his You hold the same hand. East 643-2892 room, two-family duplex OTcles, parts and accessories. A KQJ8 52 try work, additions and set, $275 and miscellaneous. Heat, hot water, range, OFFICES FUNNY...SOMETHIN® I FORGOT TO FEED O IIPS. We don’t know what the fourth trick and still have opens one club. What do you do? dwelling with fireplace, air- Expert service. Harley- f 3 HolMrt D. Munlock, RMitor ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ remodeling. Free estimates. A. Moving. Sunday, 41 French Rd., refrigerator, oak floors. IN MY MIND KEEP© record for the play of two enough winners in his hand to conditioning, available im­ FOR RENT Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, A AK6 Answer Monday eling, rec rooms, offices, Squillacote, 6430811. Bolton. Married business couple NAGGING AT AAE. aces is, but South must have give him game and rubber. mediately. No pets. Call Hartford. 247-9774. ’ ♦ A72 household repairs, yard work. preferred. Ample parking. No Investment Property 25 McKinney Brothers, Inc., 643 164 EAST CENTER STREET com e close to it in his play of (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I Phone 649-4594. TOBIAS Carpentry Service - pets. Security. Phone evenings Both vulnerable dummy’s ace of hearts at 2139 or 684-3081. MANCHESTER MOTORCYCLE Insurance - Remodeling, additions, custom Dogs-BIrda-Pets 742-6658. trick one and ace o f spades at Answer to Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER, 8-room 43 Lowest rates .available. West North East South TWO HANDY men want varie­ trick two. aluminum sided building on building. Free estimates. MANCHESTER - Three Immediate binding. Prontot 13 ty of jobs, raking rolling, Phone 6435769. MANCHESTER - Two bedroom J.H. LAPPEN Here and There East Center Street. First floor, AKC COLLIES, sables and tris, bedroom apartment in newer Claim service. Call Clarke In­ Pass IN.T. Pass 33 liming, fertilizing, mowing •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• apartment, garage, heat in- in Real Estate - Insurance former dental office, amesited nine weeks old, all shots, call two-family, fully carpeted, surance Agency, 6431126. Pass 43 Pass Pass The hand looked like a lawns, attics, cellars cleaned. eluded. Appliances. Availabl parking lot, ideal professional RooRng-SIdlng-Chlmney 34 8731629. appliances, air-conditioning Available 6 4 9 -5 2 6 1 Pass pianola, but West was unkind ACROSS 3 Pacific Ocean Reasonable rates, 643-5305. immediately. Security Opening lead—f J location ..... Martens Agency and, basement storage. 1973 HONDA XL250, new condi­ enough to show out on that 1 English city inlet (2 wds.) required. $175. Eastern, 643 4 Part of Realtors, 646-2550. BIDWELL Home Improvement SOCIE’TY FOR cats, kittens, Convenient location, $245 tion. $800. Phone 6435397, or first spade lead and play 4 British street 8250. ruminant's MAJOR Appliances repaired, Co. Expert installation of adoption, placement, shelter. monthly, security required. 643-2330. f ground to a sickening halt car reasonable rates. Call 647-1064. aluminum siding, gutters and Route 83, Vernon. Phone 873 Available May 1st. 643-M36. By Oswald & James Jacoby 8 County in stomach Real Estate Wanted 28 When play commenced again 5 Decomposes trim q/Roofing installation and 0052. MANCHESTER - Six-room VERNON - Route 83, 1,000 it was at a snail’s pace, but Texas EXPERT bicycle repairs, all ty W, Inc. TM R»b US. fd Qtf. 6 Each IF YOUR trees need cutting repairs. 649-6495, 8739109. duplex, available April 15th. square feet garage, paneled of­ 12 Regret APARTMENT building listings THREE-ROOM apartment, makes, models and speeds. the boat had sailed and South 13 Lasso 7 Adult males down or cutting up, save money Security required. $195. fice, 4-room apartment. Phone needed. Immediate cash NINE week old male puppy. heat, hot water, stove, Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, wound up one trick short. 14 Heard at La 8 Writer's mark and call ‘ ’Sawdust” at 872-8^ Eastern, 646-8250. 8731333. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL 9 Isles in available. Specializing in apart­ HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Part Siberian and ?, Free. (^11 refrigerator, near hospital. • Manchester Bicycle Shop, 643 Scala days and evenings. Keep trying. roofing, storm windows, aw­ 6435439. $155. Adults only, no pets. 15 Sick Galway Bay ment complexes. Burke Realty 2098. 42 Masculine Insured. nings. Quality workmanship, Security deposit required. M A N C H E STE R - T h ree- MANCHESTER - 50,000 square '' the 6LADIA7DRS HAVE > HOSPITAL PLAN.^ 16 Wandering 10 Heed 26 Resolute 872-7344. 11 Strokes lightly appellation IRISH SE’TTER - Must sell, bedroom duplex, available im­ feet industriial space available. GONE OUT C?N s t r i k e . 18 Geometric 27 Dwellers free estimates. Fully insured. Phone 6439678. MOTOR CYCLE handle bars, 17 Click beetle 28 Arrow poison 43 Region PDQ PRINTERS - Post Road 872-9187, 6433417. male, 2 1/2 years, AKC mediately. Security required. Suitable for manufacturing and THEVRE DEMANDING I t AR eAXER!*tV^ ■ curve SELLING your home or factory seconds, all types. ^ 20 Grants use 19 Bury 29 Couches 44 County in Plaza, Vernon. Letterheads, $195. Eastern, 6438250. warehouse. Will divide as small FRINGE BENEFITS. •By CLAY R. POLLAN- acreage? For prompt friendly registered, very affectionate, CHARLES Apartments - East each. Oinn. Cycle Accessories, * ARIIS LlIRA temporarily 23 Garden spots 31 Recommit Ontario envelopes, bills, quick copy, as 10,000 square feet. Brokers Your Daily AdivUy Guidt in the Sahara 33 Ranted 46 Ardor seryice, call Louis Dimock ROOFING — Specializing $50. Phone 6431047 after 6 p.m. Middle Tpke, 4 1/2 room 316 Hartford Rd., Manchestor. y y MAR. 21 21 Individual wedding invitations. Xeroxing. repairing roofs, new roofs, townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, 474 MAIN ST. three rooms, protected. (Jail 1-2231206, Ext. » According la tht Start. t 22 PartI a suit 24 American 38 Saliferous 47 Render turbid Realty, 649-9823. caricaturist 48 Remain 875-4819. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned SHETLAND SHEEP “dogs, appliances, carpeted, two air- heated, family unit, $160. Call 3 6. 5 ^ 3 5- 9 -14 To develop messoge for Sunday, 24 Sal- .lander 40 Demise 1974 125YZ YAMAHA, one 34-3741-46/.^ 4 25 Italian city 41 Untrue 50 Demented and repaired. 30 years sable and tri-colored males, conditioners, heat, hot water, 5, 6432426. S^-28-39 read words corresponding to numbers 50-59-75 L S I 26 Countyity- — ALL CASH for your property •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• month old, ridden only five of your Zodiac birth sign. 27 Chesttbot bone ROTO-TILLING - Set your date experience. Free estimates. AKC, champion lines. Raiseq storage, basement garage, j f TAURUS SCORPIO within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, Wanted to Rent 57 times, $950. Call 6431745 after 6 30 Declare 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 now. Phone 643-1364. Howley, 6435361. with love and children. First" sound prooofing, washer dryer ATTRACTIVE 4 1/2 room, se­ An. 20 1 Excellent 31 At 61 Bright 1 instant seryice. Hayes Agency p.m. 2 Entertain 32 Items 62 Does ocr. 2 3 ^ 32 Unruffled shots and wormed. 4231820. hook-ups. $245 monthly. By ap­ cond floor apartment, stove and I W MAT 20 13 14 646-0131. WANTED - 2 bedroom heated 3 Comploints 33 Potient 63 Thafll HOY. 2 lW ^ 34 Solid (comb, 12 ROSSI ROOFING, siding, pointment, Charles Ponticelli, refrigerator, $150 monthly. ^11-131355 4 Get 34 Troveling 64 More form) apartment, appliances, washer TEN-SPEED bike, geared tor I3334352/S chimneys, gutters, free es­ REGISTERED Siamese 6 4 6 ^ , 6439644: Lease, security. Middle-age cS/62-7376 5 About 35 With 65 Ends 35 Obliterated IS 16 17 WE WILL buy your house. Call hook-up, by mother, grown touring, sun tour equipped, 6 Wotcb 36 Stimulate 66 Or 60-77-81-881/ timates. Fufly insured. Days, Sealpoint kittens for sale. couple preferred. No pets or CIMINI 36 Beverage anytime, Hutchins Agency, daughter, and toy poodle. 6 ^ $110. Call 6438639. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 7 In 37 Conditions 67 Money SAGITTARIUS 18 19 20 evenings, 529-8056. Paul Phone 6439020. NEW DUPLEX - 2 bedrooms, 1 children. References rrauired. 8Good 38 You 68 Plons 37 Rumple (dial. I Realtors. 649-5324. 0673 after 6. 39 Contends CERAMIC Cosgrove 6435364. -^ryjUW 20 9 Bad 39 Argument 69 Lights 21 22 1/2 baths, carpeted living room, Call 6437529. 1972 YAMAHA minl-Enduro 60, 1 BUNGLED BUT WHAT 10 Chonges 40 At 70 Tonight O K . 21 40 Facts GROOMING - Boarding kitchen appliances, full private I GOOFED, CHl?ISTY. BU BBLES ^WHAT DO YOU AAEAN ? U B I 11 Proper 41 Fovoroble 71 Todoy SELLING your house? Call us WANTED - Manchester, west new throttle amd clutch cablps, IT, ULY. 3 7- 843 19-233042^ 41 Gave food to 24 26 26 27 28 29 TILE Heating-Plumbing 35 Specialists. Grooming long' basement, security and SHALL 1 DO, IS GOING TO GET A DIVORCE., 1^5354-71 12 Indicated 42 And 72 Sove 42 Made of oak first and we’ll make you a cash side, reasonable rent, two and new lights. Less than 2,500 ^LEAVD WOMEN'S PROBLEMS 13 Exercise 43 Steod 73 The 637387-891 ■ haired cats and mattitted cats nis references. $225. monthly. miZ?I LOVE DON'T CANCIR 45 Conductors 31 32 33 offer. One day service. T. J. One Call bedroom single house. Adults, miles. Excellent running and TO WOMCU. LET ME TALK 14 Service 44 Enjoy 74 Pouible CAPRICORN 30 « Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. BO’TTI Heating and Plumbing one of our specialties.speci Also Days, 643-5144. Evenings 643 looking condition. Will sell for BUBBLES. BE TOO J^^JUN£2I ISBe 45 Har^d 75 Trip 49 Wearisome Does It Alll PRESIDENTIAL no pets. 649-3154 after 5. I6And 46 Why 76 Trick routine 34 36 Prompnpt, courteoious service. grooming all breedsb r« of do« 2289. , nr OVER WITH THE GIRLS AT* iJULY 22 JAH. IP We specialize in ceramic tUe, $190. or best reasonable offer. SURE. I7Tho» 47 Enjoyirtg 77 in 51 Negative word Call 6431496. Beat the flea season wfth VILLA6E APTS. Call 6438653 ask for Jason. BRIDGE CLUB. ^ 16 Advertising 48 Rome 78 That 1-23-4741 ,-G 36 37 M 39 slate, flagstone and quarry 29-4045 52 Canvas shelter medicated baths and dips. Also FIVE-ROOM apartment with '6447-74 19 You 49 Your 79 Living 69-7040-84 V S 53 Genus of ducks ■ □ MISC. SERVICES tile..For complete bathroom SEWERLINES, sink lines, oil baths for dogs to combat dry NIANCHESTER 20 Good 50 Not 80 Or 40 41 stove and refrigerator, first BOY’S 26” English bike, 3 LIO 21 B« 51 Expedients 81 A AQUARIUS 54 — Juana. cleaned with electric cutters, winter coat. Red House □ AUTOMOTIVE remodeling, we’ll handle all floor. Woodland Street. Phone speed, red, chrome fenders, 22 Could 52 Wosn't 82 Wit California ' 45 46 47 48 55 Solemn 42 43 44 c«n>entry, plumbing and tile by professionals. McKinney Kennels: Somers, Omn. 1-203 6431425. One and two bedrooms. made in England, just serviced, KAa ,AUe. 22 23 For 53 With 83 Rtportee fli.ei Seryleea Ottered 31 24 Who 54 Higher-ups 84 Entertainir>g affirmation Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ ,4531. Near schools, churches Autos For Sale 81 1312-3149# 49 50 51 wl21-25-35-51 25 Ready 55 Willpower 85 Quarters 56 Low sand hill pany, 6 4 3 5 3 0 8 . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 7 4 6 7 9 4 5 1 . STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, and reasonable rates. TWO newer 4 room and shopping center, on Phone 64^405. 56-5848 26 Hove 56 Or 86 You 57 Crafty 64 Uvestock 44 27 Of 57 Work 87 Need 52 S3 fireplaces, flagstone terraces, apartments, near hospital and NEED CAR? Credit bad? VIRGO PISCIS CaUMandavllle FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, bus line. Call anytime. 28 Provoke 58 Alternative 68 Doy DOWN 57 concrete repairs, inside and other conveniences, includes, Bankrupt? Repossessed? 1972 SUZUKI GTS50, only 1,100 29 News 59Toke 69 Completing 66 56 a repairs, and remodeling. i ^ R YOUR horseshoeing needs "* '• ” outside. Reasonably priced. ‘ “ •967r heat, appliances and carpeting. 6 4 6 - 2 8 2 3 Honest Dduglas accepts lowest miles. Asking $1,100. Bou^t SOT. 22 30 Oddi 60 Built 90 Money MAR. 20' *-S*TN * 1 Great Lake Prompt service on emergen­ call Bob Gagnon, at M33576 No pets, infant accepted. 3/24 2 Tranquilize 64341651. . down, smallest payments. new October 1973.6437800 after \ 31327-32 (^ A d ve rse Neutral 2-17-24-36 cies. 6^7024. after 5 p.m. Security required. 6439258. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 5. /63-72-8390 3344-82-83£ l piEWSPAPEn ENTERPRISE ASSN I PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat., March 23, 1974 Cold Wave Vernon I Obituaries Hits Much Of Nation McCoy Recommends

Mrs. Frances D. Burt I niled Press Inlernalional Funeral services for Mrs. An unseasonable cold wave $4.5 General Budget Frances D. Burt, formerly of chilled much of the nation today 223 Henry St., who died Friday and snow fell in the Upper BARBARA RICHMOND per cent tax collection and went with the lower at the home of her daughter in Great Lakes region, the Central Vernon Mayor Frank McCoy is recommending rate. Andover, will be Monday at 2 Plains and the Northern a general government budget totaling $4,564,292 ’The budget filed Friday afternoon, was in con­ p.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, Rockies. for action of the Town Council. The figure ,• formance with the town charter. It contains es­ 400 Main St. The Rev. Dr. Temperatures plunged (o reflects an increase of $499,030 over the current timates of expenditures and estimates of George Webb, pastor of South below zero in some of the snow budget, and coupled with the proi>osed education^ revenues for all departments of the town. United Methodist Church, will areas. Below freezing weather budget totals $12,571,344. r Complete department budgets will be presented officiate. Burial will be in the was reported as far sojith as the 4 In his budget message Mayor McCoy explained to the Town Council for its deliberations. Windsor Locks Cemetery. Texas Panhandle. \ there was an increase of some $6.9 million in the The proposed budget cails for an amount of how nuch you Friends may call at the Only southern Florida and the town’s Grand List of Oct. 1,1973 or about 4.5 per­ $8,280,192 to be rais,ed by taxation. funeral home Sunday from 7 to far West were a little warm for cent on the 1972 list. Miscellaneous revenues (estimated) total $4,- 9 p.m. the time of year. He said the increase will generate about $690,- 291,152. No figure has been estimated as to sur­ The family suggests that any High winds hit Chicago and 000 in additional tax revenues or the equivalent plus from either budget. This figure is usually i^emorial contributions may be shook loose a lightning rod on of 4.3 mills in tax dollars. held up until the last possible minute. \made to South United the Water Tower, a 154-foot Although this increase in tax revenue will not A great portion of the revenue funds are Methodist Church. high structure which is notable be sufficient to balance the proposed increases received in connection with special education or for surviving the 1871 Chicago in expenditures in the general government and education in general. The estimated amount the fire. Police closed off North education budgets, ‘"nie allotment of Federal town will receive in ADM Grants from the state Michigan Avenue to make Revenue Sharing Funds, to eligible areas, and is $1,597,583. This is an increase of $57,546 over Raymond L. Laine repairs. other increases in operating revenues should the current amount. Raymond L. Laine, 58, of 233 Snow and snow flurries were place us in a favorable position in setting the tax Aid to special education totals $269,220, $24,145 Hackmatack St. died Friday at forecast for most of the Great rate,” McCoy said. over the current figure. Manchester Memorial Lakes region, Illinois and the Much of the increase in the proposed general The budget figures do not show any significant Hospital. He was the husband of northern Ohio Valley into the budget is due to rising costs and necessary wage rise in any one department and show decreases Mrs. Cecelia E. Apel Laine. Central Appalachians and the adjustments, the mayor noted. in some. 'The police budget increased from $628,- Mr. Laine was bom Sept. 5, Central Rockies. ’The interest payments on ongoing Capitol Im­ 888 to a proposed $680,561. ' , 1915 in Manchester, son of the Snow piled up to three inches provements, including sewer installations, a The public works budget is divided into seven late Louis and Mary Laine at Muskegon early tpday. new fire house, and the Rockville High School separate sections. ’The largest increase shows in ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE and had lived here all his life. Denver Colp., and Cheyene, addition, increased some $160,000 over interest cuiverts and storm sewers with an increase of Wyo. had two inches. payments in the current budget. This figure in $40,000 to bring the amount to $59,000. ’The MANCHESTER HERALD He had been employed for a Temperatures ranged from 18 the proposed budget totals $534,600. sidewalks and curbs budget also went up by $35,- SATURDAY, MARCH 23,1974 number of years at Hamilton below at International Falls in However, a substantial portion of this interest 000 to $61,000. Standard Division of United northern Minnesota to 76 at will be recovered by the town when assessments The Board of Education’s budget committee Aircraft Corp., Windsor Locks. Miami. are levied on the sewer projects. has chopped $130,872 from the budget of $8,138,- He and his wife would have The annual town meeting last year approved 924 recommended by Dr. Raymond Ram ^ell, observed their 37th wedding an­ the budget in less than 15 minutes and at the superintendent of schools. It will go to the full niversary on April 10. council meeting immediately following, the coun­ Board of Education Monday night for its action. He is also survived by a son, cil set the mill rate at 49.5 which was 1.5 mills Dr. Ramsdell said he reduced the requests of Raymnd F. Laine of Buffalo, About Town lower than the current rate. Richard Borden principals and department heads, presented to N.Y.; two daughters, Mrs. who was director of administration at that time, him, by some $250,000. Marelyn Klotzer of Manchester advised against such a move. ’The council also has to act on the education and Jeanne M. Riggsby of Borden advised that the mill rate should be set budget before it is presented to the annual town Brussels, Belgium; and nine at 50.5 mills based on a 98 per cent tax collec­ meeting which will be held in May. Prior to that grandchildren. St. John’s Polish National tion. However the council based the rate on a 100 meeting the council will conduct one or more The funeral is Monday at 9:30 Catholic Church will have Mass public hearings. a.m. from the John F. Tierney at 8:30 a.m. Sunday. After Funeral Home, 219 W. Center Mass, there will be a Commu­ Goodbye ^Fighting V Hebron St., with a Mass at St. James nion breakfast and bake sale in Church at 10. the parish hall on Golway St. The aircraft carrier Intrepid left Quonset Point, R.I., Friday under tow and bound for Friends may call at the Philadelphia and the mothball fleet. (UPI photo) funeral home Sunday from 2 to Fire Razes Hay-Filled Barn 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The family suggests that any NANCY DRINKUTH Eye witnesses said thaOhree fighting effort waso pumped memorial contributions may be Correspondent loud explosions proceeded the nearby Rob-Ann Pond. Any or al coupons m ay be redeemed with a $5 purchase. made to the Kidney Foundation Stolen Car Driven Over Wrong Route 228-3970 flames. At one point the fire ’The loss is a heavy one not of Connecticut, Inc., 964 At 5:15 p.m. yesterday Co. 3 completely covered the road as only because of the large quan­ Asylum St., Hartford. MANCHESTER of the Hebron Volunteer Fire it raged out of control. Late tity of hay destroyed in the fire A stolen motor vehicle was supply a list of missing items. Department was called to a afternoon traffic to and from but also because of the lovely spotted by its owner Friday as Ronald Levesque, 19, of Rt. charging non-support. Court large bam fire across the street Manchester had to be detoured old lumber in the bam itself. she made out her report at VERNON 83, Ellington was issued a sum­ date is April 16. from the firehouse on Rt. 85 around the fire area. Some of the chestnut timbers, police headquarters and was Daniel J. Nascembeni, 31, of mons Friday, charging him Robert A. Creller, 24, of 38 (North St.). ’The bam, which ’The three Hebron fire com­ which were sawed at the saw­ recovered shortly thereafter. 233 Lyness St., Manchester, with ibaking unnecessary noise Vernon Ave., Rockville^was was full of hay, was the proper­ panies responded. ’They werej mill now at Sturbridge Village, In Memoriam Joseph A. Healy Jr., 16, of was issued a summons Friday with a motor vehicle. Court issued a summons early today ty of Foothills Farm. The strac- aided by ^ Ito n and Andover.' were 36 feet long. There was no Colchester, was charged with charging him with operating an date in April 16 charging him with operating a ture was totally destroyed. Some of the water for the fire electricity in the 100-year-old In loving memory of Remlgio Ridolfi evading responsibility, unregistered motor vehicle and Christopher J. Henry, 17, of motor vehicle while his license WITU TWS CUUPOU AID 0 $5 PUUCUISE who passed away March 2S, 1963, building. operating a motor vehicle while improper use of registration 78 Crestridge Dr., Vernon was was under suspension. He is / Gone but not forgotten. his license was suspended, plates. He is scheduled to arrested and charged with scheduled to appear in court appear in Circuit Court 12, criminal mischief in the third April 16. Sadly missed by Wife, carrying weapons in a motor Whole Kernel Corn Sons and Daughter vehicle, and taking a motor Rockville, April 16. degree after, police said, he Michael K. McMahon, 18, of Nixon Villa Controversy vehicle without the owner’s Francis E. Sheridan, 25, of 93 spun the tires of his car on the 106 Orchard St., Rockville, was WnUTUBCOUPOUW , StopAShoPi 240 permission. He is being heid in South St., Vernon, was issued a grass area at the rear of the ar- charged early today with r s s p u ig u u e lieu of a $1,000 bond for summons charging failure to mony on West Dr. Court date is failure to obey a traffic control Erupts With New Report Gw) a*.. Mitch 25 tt.™ Srt.. Mitch ». Umit om c«i P« ciUomtt. appearance in Circuit Court 12 obey a stop sign. The charge April 16. . signal. Court date is April 16. LEGAL April 8. was in connection with an acci­ F rank J. Lem ek, 66, of Four East Windsor youths stop & Shop Joan Duval, the owner of the dent at E. Main St. and Crystal Lake Rd., Rockville, were issued warrants Friday WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House Government Affairs sub­ on the President’s private NOTICE car, looked out the window at Prospect St. involving was issued a summons charging charging them with second- White House is feuding again committee after a months-long homes. They are five-year costs Sheridan's car and one driven him with operating a motor degree burglary and fourth- Notice is h ^ b y given of the police headquarters and with reporters, this time over a study, is said to be bluntly for communications, office Diagonal Cut by Muriel E. Lambert, 28, of vehicle while under the in­ degree larceity in connection certification of party-endorsed shouted, ‘"There goes my car.” secret Congressional report critical of the spending, calling equipment, salaries and sup­ 46B Mt. Vernon Dr., Vernon. fluence of liquor or intoxicating with a house break in Vernon candidates on the slate of the Patrolman Wayne Rauten- that is said to charge that $17 much of it “gold plating.” port costs.” There were no injuries. drugs. Court date is April 16. March 6 at Vernon Center Republican Party in the 3rd burg chased the automobile, million in federal funds was The contents of the study, Ziegler, recalling an audit Are you lowering Sheridan is scheduled to appear Aristide Rey, 27, of Hartford Heights. Those charged were Senatorial District in A e town and stopped it at E. Middle spent on President Nixon’s which were supposed to have conducted last year by the Green in court April 16. was issued a warrant Friday Thomas E. Cushman, 16, of East Hartford and^rtion of Tpke. and Woodbridge St. Hea­ villas in California and Florida. been kept secret, were leaked General Accounting Office, Richard E. Welesky, 18, and the Town of Manchester, for ly jumped from the car while it “It’s just not tm e,” White to The Washington Post and said no more than $200,000, “or Win TUB COlPOH MU S S5 raCHASE Roger E. Robitaille, 16, all of 38 your cost of eating well? election as district delegates to was still moving, but was ap­ House Press Secretary Ronald stories on it were carried by the something close to that,” in Windsorville Rd., Eas Windsor; networks and wire services. Beans the State Convention of said prehended after a short chase. Ziegler declared Friday. “The federal funds had been spent on and Douglas R. Duffy, 21, of We’re not merely trying to lower your cost of eating. We're Party. A list of the persons so The stolen car rolled into te *Hush Money^ Tapes entire thing is irresponsible and Rep. Jack Brooks, D-Tex., Nixon’s homes. 16 oz. can rear of a motor vehicle stopped Apothecaries Rd., East Wind­ unjust and it’s time that this chairman of the subcommittee, trying to lower your cost of eating well!' We do it by making Medium Peas endorsed as candidates is on sor. Goal Mon.. Mitch 25 thtu S it. Mitch 30. file in my office, being the of­ at a traffic light causing minor erroneous, false and misleading termed the report “fair and Limil oni cm pit cimntntf. 2 ^ 2 Called ^Explosive They are scheduled to appear sure an item is good . . . and that its low price represents Stop & Shop, 16 oz can fice of the Town Clerk, 41 damage to both vehicles, police information about the Presi­ objective.” He declined to say NOTICE! 241 said in Circuit Court 12, Rockville, dent of the United States was if it contained information that an equal or better value than you get anywhere else. And we Center Street, Manchester, and April 16. Qaoi Moa.. M«ch 25 Bmi S il. Mitch 30. Lmrt m c » pit cwlotwt. copies thereof are available for LOS ANGELES (UPI) - stopped.” might be used agaiqst the Nixon has maintained that TOLLAND YALE do it by bringing you i^i-pricing® specials that last a full public distribution. In other police activity; Federal sources who have Ziegler referred to news President if he is impeached. those who hear the conversa­ John W. Holjes, of 58A Mt. week. That’s getting youf%top & Shopsworth. il^E • Michael Leone, 20, of New heard the tape recording of the reports on a supposedly secret An angry Ziegler told White TYPEWRITER Notice is also hereby given tion may misunderstand it, but Vernon Apts, was charged with that a p r im ^ will be held in Milford, Daniel Sacharoff, 23, Watergate “hush money” con­ congressional study that House reporters: 1 that what he meant was that having unsafe tires Friday after said senatorial district on April of Washington, and Howard versation between President showed more than $17 million "A partisan Democrat 20 Birch St., ManchMicr payment of hush money wouid an accident in which his car 18,1974, if a slate of candidates Knight, 21, of New Milford, Nixon and John Dean say it is be “wrong.” has been spent over the past (Brooks) released a figure of skidded on an ice patch on Rt. $17 million and the media ab­ Will be moving on or about for such convention is filed in were charged with illegal “explosive” and clearly proves Dean testified to the Senate five years on improvements, o 31 and struck the left side of a sorbs it like a sponge and March 27th. to products must equal or better the leading name brands accordance with Section 9-408 possession of a controlled sub­ Dean told the truth about the Watergate Committee that communications, salaries and STARTS MON., MARCH 25 stance and released on $100 non- conversation and the President car driven by Rudolph Palliardi support facilities and for main­ reports it as being spent on the 41 PURNELL PLACE bym every test, and must sell for less. Otherwise, we wouldn’t put our or Section 9-407 of the General when he told Nixon it would of Long Hill Rd., Andover. Statutes, as the case may be. surety bonds for court did not, the Los Angeles Times taining security at Nixon’s President’s homes. In downtown Manchester Take $1 million to keep the Holjes was northbound and label on. The best test of all is your test! If you’ve never'tried Stop Forms for petitions for filing appearance April 8. reported today. homes in San Clemente, Calif., “These are not expenditures Watergate burglars, then in Palliardi southbound when the & Shop brands, ease your way in and redeem our FREE coupon on such candidacies for district • Frank Philopena, 18, of 16 The White House, informed of and Key Biscayne, Fla. This is THRU SAT., MARCH 30 jail, from revealing their links accident occurred at about 7: 20 delegates by or on behalf of a Virginia Rd. was charged with' the report, stands by its posi­ about $7 million more than Prices effective at Stop & Shojp canned soda. to the President’s re-election a.m. Holjes isf scheduled to slate of enrolled Republican delivery of liqupr to a minor tion that the tape is “am- previous estimates. campaign, Nixon replied that appear in court April 22. Partj^ members of other than yesterday and >Veleased on a ■biguons” and open to conflic­ wouid be “no probiem.” The report, issued by the party-endorsed candidates may written promise to appear April ting interpretations, the Times The Times quoted one of the 8. MANCHESTER be obtained from the said. sources as saying: Republican Registrar of Voters • Jeanne Wickwire, 17, of 198 The newspaper also reported “When you hear the tape, you 263 Middle Turnpike West., Cof. Broad St. Green Rd. and Willard Water- OPEN HOUSE of any town in the district. that Nixon is ready to surrender have a lot more respect for ” Instructions for filing such a field, 19, of 98 Kennedy Rd. 42 more tapes to the House Dean’s integrity'and what he 'Quality-Protected, Beef, Naturally aged! slate of candidates are con­ were charged with possession Judiciary Committee next told the Senate Watergate Com­ TOMORROW E. HARTFORD tained in Part I, Instruction of marijuana and possession of week, following an ultimatum mittee. It is that explosive. It is Silver Lane Page, of the petition form, liquor on town property after from the top Republican not ambiguous. Sun., March 24th., 1-5 p.m. copies of which are available in the car they were in was leadership in Congress that said Registrars’ offices. Prior searched at Salter’s Pond. They Nixon would be impeached if he to obtaining the petition form, will appear in Circuit Court 12 continues defiance of the com­ April 1. Browsers welcomedi the consent of each candidate to mittee’s demands. TOP DOLLARS PAID be proposed therein plus a • Jeffrey Parandes, 19, of 34 Senate Minority Leader Hugh deposit of $15 for each such can­ Margaret Rd. was charged with FOR SILVER COINS Scott of ' Pennsyivania con­ (1964 and Oldar) Look U 8 over for 4 hours tomorrow. Great with sour cream, for baking didate must be filed with said operating a motorcycle without firmed that he delivered the a license. Court date is Aprii 1. Registrar. A petition for an op­ warning to presidential counsel Change savers, look thru Go at Vour own pace. “Show and posing slate containing the • Wayne Fitzherbert, 28, of russet! Boiwless Chick James D. St. Clair, the Times your coins, and we’ll make required number of signatures Hartford, was charged with reported. Tell,” nothing will bp for sale, but evading responsibility after a It-worth your whilel Call of enrolled Republican Party Scott said he told St. Clair the 643-2554 mornings, and ALL DAY members in the town or district two-car accident on the Spencer qualified decorators will be on hand President "would be im­ 646-1796 evenings for (or part of a town which is a St. exit of 1-84. Court date is peached in the House” for Roast April 8. further Information. to direct you, and help solve your component part of a senatorial defiance unless he turns over district composed of parts of • Benny Montalvo, 18, of PDtatMS the tapes. “ I gave a clear decorating problems. two towns, or a town or towns Hartford was charged with message,’’ the newspaper r and a part or parts of another second-degree failure to appear quoted him as saying. SUNDAY town or towns), as the case and third-degree assault and The Times said “a source in OPEN EVERY ' threatening. He is being held in ALL MEDICINAL SERVICES ARE AVAIUIBLE may be, must be filed with the Congress and another in the sorving Connecticut homemukefs iince 1900 Republican Registrar of Voters lieu of a $1,000 bond for executive branch” who have NITE ’til 9 in the town in which said peti­ appearance Monday. heard the tape of the talk tion has been circulated not • Manchester Oldsmobile, between former White House Over WESTOWN V' 7 - later than 4 p.m. on March 28, 512 W. Center St. reported a car Counsel Dean and Nixon on 25 blau •1974, being the 21st day stolen from its lot. March 21, 1973 — center of a Years Sat ’til 5:30 furniture stores preceding the day of the • Nassiff Camera Shop, 629 vital conflict in the Watergate 455 HARTFORD RD M .^''1 * M, primary. Main St., reported cameras controversy — said that “there MANCHESTER 346-6606 38b ’j300 043 4l‘,9 Dated at Manchester, stolen sometime during the day could be only one logical inter­ IContlmioiisI OPEN SUN. Connecticut, this 20th day of yesterday. pretation, and it was explosive ■ YOUR COMMUNITY March, 1974. ► • The Other Horse night club, for the President — that is, the HEALTH SERVICE STORE' Senrlca! 1 to 5 PJL for Ills Main Strost 10 E. Center St., reported a Edward Tomkiei President did not disapprove of Browsers Only Manchosts w A great savings at a low mini-prica*.V Town Clerk burglary, but* was unable to hush money payments.”. m t

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“GREAT” is the word coach Norm Sloan of North Carolina State University uses the most when talking about the All- American basketball player, guard David Thompson. “I have never known such a great com­ petitor to have such a generous, fine and sweet nature. He has great feelings for

9f his family, friends and the team. He’s the L greatest athlete I’ve ever known. His greatest fans are his teammates.” eckout In the 1972-73 season, David scored an average of 24.7 points each game. He led brands the United States team to victory over bought Russia in the 1973 World University I could Games. ling to He is famous for many things, but especially for being able to jump as high ter, I’m as 42 inches from a standing-still position. g else, Children often ask him if he can touch the as the top of the backboard. “That’s my secret,” he answers with a smile. j I can He feels that the secret to success is “hard work, determination and a positive arge of attitude.” Asked what success means to him, he <: Stop said, “Now, it’s hard to be lonely.” David is a pretty popular fellow, on and off the court. )ut girl "T David Thompson is carried by admiring fans after one of his team’s victories. We got David’s autograph for you! David started playing basketball when he was seven years old. He loved to play ICiUhO so much that the family would turn on the'’ car lights so he could see to play at night in his backyard. IS His ambition is to play pro basketball. When his pro career is over, he would like to go into social work. He’s majoring in sociology now. Asked how he felt before each game, r he said, “I’m very excited and I still get nervous. It’s a thrill to come out and do 49' my best.” During the season he goes to classes 29' in the morning and practices in the after- nopn. He studies after supper and is in bed by 11:30. After the basketball season, 79' he plays just about every afternoon just Norm Sloan, coach of the for fun. North Carolina State team 99' In his spare time he enjoys reading is one of the best college basketball coaches in the and listening to rock and soul music. country. The 47 year old D David is the youngest of 11 children. Sloan played for State when he was in college. DELI He is a 20-year-old junior from Shelby, North Carolina. David signs an autograph for a young fan. n i \ 59' : 79« 'IS 'IS O s G Puzgle-le-do TM Super Sport: Bill Walton All the words in this puzzle begin with the letter G. Fulf-Color ACROSS: Bill Walton, UCLA’s six- Iron-On Transfers 3. A large ape who r foot, 11-inch center, is one of t e e ' Now yoo coo ordor (ko Iraotfort yoa'vo can be ferocious. always waatatf aaO Iraa tbaai aa to yoar 4. A gentle animal the greatest college basketball favarita shlrti^aeliatt, awaateblrta, ata. with a very long players of all time. He is a tre­ neck. mendous scorer, rebounder, and ORDER: 3 for *2*® * 5 for 7 for *4®* 5. Wonderful, ter­ defensive player. In one game rific. his junior year. Bill made 21 of DOWN: 22 shots from the floor and 1. What you use to scored 44 points. Twice he was stick together. Answer box: 2r. A door in a named “Collegiate Player of dojpuinJS ’f the Year.” He has done all this fence. suuaS *g 3. Don’t use the in spite of two bad knees. Wal­ City StNit same glass as Z r m a t M Ik* fwH co«OT iTMaOa T ro w tw « lrc M ton, who grew up in La Mesa, M e w . I i ihM IM M t fwOt i i t H M i i k an[S *x 9w m j way I w m f ratw ni t k t a i • faR ntmmA. someone who p ~ California, has been associated ______No eeestie* ■ »# «. is sick or you I_ NMOa CireW ItcNKhi Tm arfm Of Vc«c Clwicv with some long winning streaks. In high school, A1 C7 03 C4 U n c t might get his Xeoj? *9 C9 H« H7 Hf K2 K3 L3 he played in 49 straight winning games, and in his N TfMMfm # SM Candy that is Biiiao3 *8 first three years at UCLA, the Bruins won more ______i m oRly A 9 T T r« i3 m kind of like SSOHOV than 80 straight. Bill is a well-rounded person. He lotal McrcluaiiK jeUy. ssssusslML fotta^e and tUndlMg 3E is majoring in history and enjoys riding a bicycle. C A N Y O N H O U tC a D*pt. C J • 11 Total Tnctoird '444 N«w Y«rluN.V.100l7 Entertainment: Sonny and Cher Mini Jokes Mini Maze In 1965, after 'There are two ways this duck can get to the pond. Sonny and Cher Can you find them? Bono were mar­ ried, they began singing together and borrowed $168 to make their first record. On their It’s a special treat for the Little League basketball player on the right to meet the tallest and one of the shortest players in college basketball. third try, they Monte Towe, at five-feet, seven-inches, looks very short when standing made it to the top next to the seven-foot, four-inch Tommy Burleson. But, most people do! with a song Sonny wrote called “ I Got You Babe.” The Tallest Basketball Player They have been in If you lined up all the college and pro basketball movies and now players in the country today, the tallest would be have a comedy-va- riety show on tele­ All-American guard, Tommy Burleson of North vision. They live in Bel Air, California, with their Carolina State University. •small daughter. Chastity. Tommy likes being seven feet, four inches tall. “It makes it easier for people to recognize me since I stand out in a crowd,” says Tommy. Color by Number: SCORRE There ai-e disadvantages, too. He can’t drive HO/>rt6lVrtlTOI^ certain compact cars. Mo^ of his clothes have to be specially made. He has to remember to duck 59 3\I when going through most doors. He sleeps on a specially made bed that’s eight feet long. The 22-year-old senior®from Newland, North Carolina, scored an average of 17.9 points per game K o {V a \ v e . VJ e c x + \ during the 1972-73 season. b«s>T c o y a o v Viev The Big Little Guy CVoVne.'S*. Uex 'rvevM At five-feet, seven-inches, Monte Towe has proven that there is a place in major college bas­ A tes5» \5>. ketball for the little guy. He is the floor leader for 'Pe\'f\Q c.\eQ’f»ed- the North Carolina State University team. The junior guard^ from Converse, Indiana, barks out orders^ and stars like Dave Thompson and Tommy Burleson listen. He’s very good at dribbling and handling the ball. He averaged 10 points per game in the 1972-73'season. He led the team in assists. What’s wrong here? Official Basketball signals Animal of the Week: hV g The Pygmy

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See the baby pygmy 4, K V •c hippo. His mother takes A B him to the water as soon • ^ as he is born. There are not many pygmy hippos */' left. Only 300 live in the A, • •iS wild and around 128 1 live in zoos. The pygmy ' J'- / A n\ grows to be about two and a half feet tall and weighs . 0 . ^ 0 0 from 400 to 600 pounds. It can run very fast on land. y •4 2. Photo courtesy of Smithsonian Institution. • 4>l Technical foul ♦3*1 4 0 Mini Do How to make placemats You’ll need: Stop clock • heavy cotton material such as % i |5 • jump ball Indianhead • embroidery thread ‘ 5 0 • scissors AT’*f.aiCCvamuvUui 11 u p What to do: • Cut out place mats size 12x18 inches. (You can usually get si!x mats from a yard of ma­ No score Traveling terial) • Sew a running stitch about *2-3 V2 inch from the edge all The running . around each mat. stitch is a short • Fringe the edges by pulling stitch made by • *2.7 the threads. . running the 22 • Using the running \titch, needle in and Zl 2s 2 6 you can make a design. out. The points scored Pushing o r charging

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