PAGE FORTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., May 7. 1975 Reward Offered HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Grasso Tuesday authorized the state’s attorney lianri)F0tTr itipmnn IbraUi ABOUT TOW N to give a $3,000 reward for in formation leading to the arrest and conviction of the murderer MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1975- VOL. XOV, No. 186 Manchester^A City of Village Charm of a New Haven luggage store THIRTY-SIX PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Ann Judson Circle of Com Communion Thursday at 10 Church campus. Alateen for the beginners group will meet at munity Baptist Church will owner. a.m. at the church. 12- to 20-year-old children of 7:30 at the clubhouse. The fami meet Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Paul Perlin was fatally problem drinkers will meet ly groups are open to friends stabbed at his shop Feb. 22, church. Junior and Senior Confirma Thursday at 8 p.m. at the and relatives iiving with severe State’s Attorney Arnold Markie tion Classes of Emanuel Pathfinders Club, and the problem drinkers. told the governor in seeking Reservations are still open Hundreds Voice Protests Against Cuts Lutheran Church will meet permission to offer the reward. for the 30th reunion of Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in the Manchester High School Class Parish Building of the church. of 1945 and may be made with Mrs. Harold Burnett, 16 The Rev. Norman E. Berkley St. The reunion is Swensen, pastor of Trinity Legislature Opens Debate scheduled for May 31 at Willie’s Covenant Church, will lead a Steak House. Bible study tonight at 7:30 at the church. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church will have a service of Holy The Presbyterian Church will have a prayer meeting and Bi On $1,43 Billion Budget ble study tonight at 7:30 and a Bible study ’Thursday at 9:30 By ROBERT LAMBERT spread the burden of state government as the sales and inheritance taxes. a.m. at the church. HARTFORD (UPI) — Several hundred more evenly and lift regressive taxes off Even her proposal was inadequate to Security persons broke out in a noisy chant of “We the backs of the poor. But overwhelming stanch the flow of red ink. The governor First Church of Christ, Scien Want Ella” to protest budget cuts in Gov. public opposition to an income tax and accepted a legislative proposal to raise the Session tist, will have a meeting tonight Ella T. Grasso’s first budget, a $1.43 MTs. Grasso’s promised veto precluded state’s 6 per cent sales tax to 7 per cent, at 8 at the church, which will in billion spending plan that has pleased vir that option. making it the nation’s highest, in order to clude individual testimonies by tually nobody. Educators, supporting an income tax, cover $18 million of the projected $90 Called students of Christian Science. The companion tax package, coming out wanted the state to move towards an million deficit June 1. The meeting is open to the of the Senate, offsets federal income equalized school aid formula that would Expansion of the sales tax to include SEOUL (UPI) - South public. tax rebates being mailed from Washington remove some of the financial disparities rent^ and leased equipment plus a wide Korea’s government and op to stimulate the nation’s sagging between communities such as affluent variety of services, a 25 per cent increase position leaders agreed Al-Anon family groups will economy. Darien and impoverished Sterling. in the corporation tax and a dividends tax Tuesday to call a special meet tonight at 8 at St. James About 300 persons packed the corridor in Mayors, facing their own financial brings tlw tax bill to more than $200 parliamentary session to adopt Church; ’Thursday at 8 p.m. at front of the House chamber and began tribulations at home, threatened local tax million, 'the taxes easily offset the a resolution on national securi the Pathfinders Club, 102 Nor chanting. Members of the lower chamber increases and employe layoffs unless the benefits of President Ford’s income tax ty in the light of recent man St.; and Friday at 10 a.m. complained that the noise was making it Democrats heeded their pleas for inore rebates to spur consumer buying and tax developments in Indochina. at the South United Methodist difficult to conduct the debate on the money. credits to encourage business expansion. The special session, expected budget. Mrs. Grasso, who during the 1974 elec in two weeks, would warn The package, which totals $1,667 billion House Speaker James J. Kennelly, D- tion campaign accused former Gov. North Korea not to stage when transportation funding is included as Hartford, said, “We honor your presence Thomas J. Meskill, a Republican, of over reckless attempts against the required under a new law starting July 1, here and we respect each and every one of taxing the public to build comfortable south and call for cooperation was put together by Democratic you. We in turn ask you to respect our budget surpluses, defended her tax by the United Nations and legislative leaders and committee democratic ways.” program. fiendly nations to back South Cuddle Chicks at Center Church As Kennelly gaveled the session to "hairmen. Korean efforts for security. “Those taxes came for the purpose of wayi order, pressure mounted to boost spending Under pressure to keep state spending in creating surpluses,” she told newsmen The agreement was reached Incomparable 2-day cruiset in such areas as education aid, welfare at a meeting of the floor leaders line because of a faltering economy and recently. “I had said that it would be May-Nov. New England. Chesa Tenderly and with natural motherly instinct, Robin Pitts, Anne Marie Merritt and Scott Aronson. The springtime benefits and state workers’ salaries. better to give the tax money back and keep of the ruling camp and the op public opposition to increased taxes, Mrs. peake. $83-tll9. Mso i days. left, and Annie Marie Comollo cuddle day-old baby But in the Senate, there was equal the budget in balance.” position force, according to All the comforts. No extras. project is part of the curriculum at the Center Nursery Grasso recommended a spending program chicks. Watching for some chicks to hatch any minute are pressure to eliminate $125 million in new “We now find ourselves in a different ranking lawmakers. The two Polder: Mystic Whaler, Mystic, School at Center Congregational Church, less than 4 per cent larger than the current Conn. 063}}. Instant Reserva tax increases on top of tax increases economic situation,” Mrs. Grasso said. sides would jointly draft the budget. tions (203-}36-42I8.) Come already approved earlier this year. “We have different problems, and our proposed resolution, they said. Despite the smallness of the increase, sailing with us! Connecticut already has one of the revenues are inadequate to meet our nation’s heaviest tax burdens and some of however, Mrs. G»asso recommended a tax increase of $163 million to make up losses needs and that is why we have had to turn its most liberal social services benefits. toward expanded taxes.” Directors Adopt Town Budget Hundreds of individuals, representing from such economically sensitive sources state employes, business groups and com munity services representatives jammed the halls of the State Capitol to protest Calling for 1.35 Mill Increase against the proposed state budget. Those being hit for more taxes, par ticularly business services, warned that Higher Farm Prices By SOL R. COHEN Each mill generates $1 in taxes for each Mrs. Jackston insisted an additional cut thousands may lose their jobs because of it^ a lot of value Manchester’s General Fund tax rate $1,000 of assessed property. in the school budget (the board cut it to an the added burden the 7 per cent sales tax r will be 50.65 mills as of July 1 — up 1.35 In adopting the $21,236,556 General Fund even $13 million), with some additional will impose. Boost Wholesale Index mills over the current rate. And, the Fire budget, the board estimated it will be minor changes in the rest of the budget, Meantime, state workers and represen Someday Her Turn Will Come When you shop Watkins for upholstery, you can District ta»rate will be 6 mills — up 0.30 financ^ by $14,796,594 from property “would have accomplished the goal of a tatives of social services groups were out mill over the current rates. taxes, $3,451,750 from educational-related no-mill increase.” in numbers to protest budget cuts and a WASHINGTON (UPI) - Higher prices The overall rise in April wholesale grants and other sources, $1,178,987 from for farm products pushed the prices was 1.5 per cent, seasonally be sure that what you find in our store meets the The Board of Directors Wednesday She said she voted for all the line items freeze on state workers’ salaries. A little too young for this weekend’s Children’s Services Horse Show in Farmington, the night, by a 6 to 3 vote along straight party other state and federal grants, $890,000 government’s Wholesale Price Index up adjusted and 1 per cent with seasonal fac quality standards that you demahd. We take and total figures because, “1 feel it is my Even before the lawmakers convened, four-week-old filly Drachen Fliege is being held still by her owner. Miss Barbara Hyde of lines, adopted a $21,236,556 General Fund from revenue-sharing funds, $99,720 from the House .gallery in the ornate, gold- 1.5 per cent in April, reversing four tors removed. 11 Meadow Lane, so that Lisa Peracchio, left, of 530 Spring St., and Susan Marte of 176 W. responsibility as an elected member of straight months of decline, the Labor Farm products rose 3.9 per cent, care in selecting only upholstery whose construction budget and a $1,525,120 Fire District various agencies, $92,200 from current this Board of Directors to adopt this domed building was packed to capacity. Vernon St., may pet her. The Horse Show, which is open to the public, will be Friday budget for 1975-76. sources, $268,305 from fines-licehses- One seasoned observer said such a public Department said today. seasonally adjusted; processed foods and is tested for durability and wear. We are as careful budget as proposed, despite any Sharply higher prices for livestock, feeds, 1.2 per cent; and industrial, com through Sunday at the Farmington Valley Polo Club. Tickets may be obtajped at the The current tax rates are 49.30 mills for permits-fees, ^0,000 from interest on in- ° differences of opinion which I personally turnout was unusual. gate, at Watkins Bros, or by calling Mrs. Marilyn Peracchio, 646-4128. (Herald photo by the General Fund and 5.70 mills for the vestments, $120,000 from miscellaneous Le^slative leaders felt confident they fruits and vegetables were chiefly respon modities, 0.1 per cent. about the fabrics as well. Our upholstery is always a may hold.” sible for the turnaround in the index, Consumer finished goods, a selection of Dunn) Fije District. revenue, $^,000 from rents and leases and could steer their tax and spending package great value, because no matter what you pay for it, we Town Manager Robert Weiss had $49,000 from available surplus. Pointing out the frustrations the direc through the storm of opposition with little which until April had dropped every commodities similar to the Consumer recommended a 54.8 mills General Fund In adopting the $1,525,120 Fire District tors had trying to understand the school significant change and hoped to complete month since December. Price Index, were up 1.1 per cent. stand behirid it. We only sell sofas and chairs we’re On the surface, last month’s increase Town Seeks tax rate and a 6.5 mills Fire District tax budget, the board estimated it will be budget, she said, “It is my recommenda action on the budget later in the day. proud of...After all, they will eventually belong to our rate for 1975-76. financed by $1,495,120 from property taxes tion that the general manager convey to Liberals attacked the budget as in appeared to be a small setback for the ad * At Plnehurst ministration’s anti-inflation efforts. At Plnehurst 'The board adopted a $60,375 budget for and $30,000 from available surplus. the Board of Education that its present adequate to meet the needs of the poor in a Three Bolton Races To Sell Off : .luck Frost However, wholesale industrial prices Land ol Lakes “One of our most friends. the Special Downtown Taxing District and Except for two items (the school ap budget document, in its condensed form, declining economy beset by inflation. edged up only 0.1 per cent in April, the continued its tax rate at the current 12 propriation and the town clerk’s ap is totally uninformative, contains too Conservatives accused the Democrats of To Be Recounted Equipment outstanding values.” same modest increase as in March. i SUGAR Watkin’s Plymouth Pride label means extra-value mills, a $223,050 budget for the Data propriation, both of which carried by 5 to 4 many generalities and not enough wanting to tax and spend. The Town of Manchester is BUTTER Industrial prices, which make up two- DONNA HOLLAND Now sale priced at EVERYTHING that goes Into fine upholstery Is here. Custom- Processing Fund, a $1,100,000 budget for votes), the votes were 6 to 3 — in line-by specifics. Their future budgets to future State employes said the decision to seeking to sell its abandoned the Water Fund and a $788,630 budget for line actions which took over an hour. Boards of Directors should be presented in thirds of the wholesale index, are much close votes in three races in Bolton’s underground sewage pumping built Northern hardwood frames. Hand-tied coll springs, 6V2 eliminate a scheduled pay increase and 79<■ W (1/,'8) lb. i * 1 .7 9 the Sewer Fund. Democrat Phyllis Jackston voted a more detailed form, to allow better freeze promotions shortchanges them at a less volatile than farm prices and are con- town election Monday will result in a station (as a unit) on the east : 5 Lb. Bag OffI Duo-latex cushioning, Self-Decks, Skirted Bases, Arm caps The Water Fund budget is computed at against the school appropriation and the evaluation of their program.” sidered by economists a much more recount Saturday at the Town Hall, bank of the Hockanum River, time of inflation. Taxpayer groups said the and hundreds of magnificent designer fabrics to choose from. existing water-use fees. The Sewer Fund town clerk’s appropriation. She insisted public doesn’t want to hear about any reliable indicator of underlying in- state statute mandates the recount where it crosses W. Middle 20«/o She insisted, “It is my honest opinion flationary pressures. becausfe contests for the Board of budget, however, is computed on the basis the school budget should have been cut to Tpke., near East Catholic High Save 204 on every 2 qte. of Cotta Ale or Club Soda while thia | (Please allow 4-6 weeks delivery.) that the quality of our education wouldn’t more taxes. of a 20 per cent hike in sewage fees — to $12,800,000 — the same figure backed by The wholesale index now stands at 172.1, Selectmen, Library Board, and constables School, and for a quantity of tale Is on... suffer or deteriorate iLa lesser (school) Businessmen said the Democratic tax peg them at 120 per cent of water-use fees. the three Republicans. She said she voted 12.7 per cent higher than in April, 1974. ^^ere decided by a narrow margin. other abandoned sewage equip c o n GINGER ALE • COH CLUB SODA budget had been granted. If I thought plan with its heavy emphasis on business They now are at 100 per cent. The Board of against the town clerk’s appropriation levies will only stifle expansion and send This means that a representative sample Section -311a of the Connecticut General ment. otherwise, I would have opposed any cuts of wholesale, commodities has risen in statutes calls for an automatic re-canvass Directors is expected to vote for the in because it provides a salary increase for more industry packing to less hostile tax The bids will be opened May 2 Qts. 79« in the Board of Education budget.” price from $100 in 1967 to $172.10 last ,f the decision is within 20 votes, crease at its Tu^day meeting. an elected official — the town clerk — environments. 20 in the Municipal Building. (Case of 12 Qts. *4.00) month. The defeated candidates have the right Among the pieces of equip Exactly a year ago Wednesday night, without establishing a firm policy for all (See Page Four) Reformers urged an income tax to the board hiked the General Fund tax rate elected officials. The April jump in the farm sector, to waive the recount by filing a written ment are some from the town’s which also included above-average in- statement with the town clerk. They Primary Sewage Treatment by 2.64 mills and the Fire District tax rate by 0.35 mill. creases for meats and manufactured haven’t waived that right, Plaht and from the pumping animal feeds, is likely to tempCT the trend ^s required by law, the moderator, station formerly at the SAVE 5 0 ^ However, exactly two years ago Wednesday night, the board had cut the toward lower supermarket prices. machine mechanic, town clerk, registrars Parkade. The equipment wasn’t I on W gallons of Sealtest Ice Cream at this special Saaltest- The rise and fall of wholesale prices of voters, a checker, and an absentee needed when the Secondary Plnehurst sale...No llmlt...No coupons... General Fund tax rate by 2 mills and had AARP Members Told Compulsory increased the Fire District tax rate by 0.29 generally produces a parallel trend at the ballot counter from each political party Treatment Plant was placed in retail level a few months later. must be present when the recount takes operation. ^ mills. place. The sale marks the second ISEALTEST The 1.35 mills tax increase to the Retirement Unfair to Workers time the town advertised for General Fund and the 0.30 mill tax in The candidates, by choice, may attend. crease to the Fire District means $24.75 If there is a difference in vote counts, bidders. The first was in 1972. By ALICE EVANS affect each of us in some fashion,” he chapter members keeping in close contact \ The response was poor then and ICE 0 more in taxes in 1975-76 for a property l U t l d y the second count will take precedence “In my opinion, one of the most unfair said. 0 with its elected officials in Washington the equipment was stored. owner with a home assess^ at $15,000, if ' over the original count. he or she is serviced by the town fire acts ever heaped upon the American Discussing Social Security, he said he because the final outcome of the advisory The Old Codeer 3 All recounts are being done for worker was compulsory jretirement at 65, was pleased that Congress has established council’s study might affect them and 99 department. It means $20.25 more in taxes Aroo Prnfiio* ...... >1 Id 15 Domocratic candidates. They will Uke CREAM 62 or whatever the age might be.” an advisory council to take a solid look at All $1.49 Flavors, 'h gallon if he or she is serviced by the Eighth others, those who will be dependent on p ru c U p "ii...... 5, 14. IS Saturday at noon. This is what Burl Lyons, publisher of the Social Secufity program, which is (All $1.59 flavors, $1.09 'A gallon) District fire department. 'The district Social Security in the future. EtHb Honor Hou ...... » Recounts are set in the following races: levies its own tax for fire service. The Herald, told 150 members of the "bringing forth varied and conflicting Still in the area of personal involvement, Dear Abby...... 10 g^aj-d of Selectmen, Leon Rivers Court Cases Connecticut Northeast Chapter, American views on how to solve the projected long Lyons suggested that the chapter look into Neighbor’s Kitchen...... 11 received eight more votes than Lawrence Association of Retired Persons, term deficit. However, now is the time to the senior job bank program that has been State Workers Protest ...... 14 ghaw, 520 to 512. You will find a nice selection of 6V$ to 14 lb. Buttprbell | Wednesday hftemoon. take steps to assure a financial integrity established in West Hartford with similar Thoughts ApLENty...... 19 For the Library Board, Maureen Houle I TURKEYS displayed next to the Ice Cream case. He blamed this “injustice” on both •Tracy Smith, alias Lacy and long-range financial soundness of the programs in Windsor and Norwalk. Manchester U pset...... 19 received 13 more votes than Joann Neath, labor and management, citing labor’s King, age and address not Castro Calls program for all of you as well«as me, and I “Principally, the senior job bank finds East Golfers 14-0...... \.20 515 to 502. , Plnehurst brings you the Best Fresh feeling that retirement paves the way for available, fourth-degree hope this is brought about with the study of jobs for persons from ages 55 to 61 with in Illing Honor R oll...... 30 In the constable race, Edward Chunlla younger workers which would increase the larceny, failure to appear. the advisory council.” comes under $6,(X)0, and for anyone above Bennet School Bell ...... 31 received 18 more votes than Salvatore I.i For Friendship number of workers paying union dues, and Forfeiture of a $150 cash bond own label on every He emphasized the importance of (See Page Eighteen) Troisi, 452 to 434. was set for May 12. PERDUE CHICKENS management’s idea that the younger Fresh ROASTERS • Avg. 4 lbs. piece of this collection is your HAVANA (UPI) —Cuban Premier Fidel worker would be more productive. • Aubrev Sweezev, 16. of Castro has called for “friendship” with Somers, second-degree larceny, Large FRYERS • BROILERS assuarnce of complete satisfaction. Speaking from management as a Cut, Split or quartered at the same price. America but said the United States must newspaper publisher, he said that isn’t failure to appear. Forfeiture of first lift its trade embargo against his Refugees Adopting American Lifestyle a $500 surety bond was set for true. “In a great many cases, my workers country. May 12. over the age of 50 are much more produc At a news conference Wednesday night, •Thomas Ferrer, 18, of 35 tive than those in their 20 s or 30 s.” He By United Press International and began their new lives in otherwise just glad they let us in,’’ the young woman "They wairt~-HLore greens and Castro also said his government had un Glenwood. St., third-degree also said records show that more sick The Vietnamese refugees in American sunny Florida with an orange juice-and- said. “I feel safe here. I just want to con vegetables, more American-style foods,” CONVENIENT covered “numerous attempts” to kill assault and breach of peace, 59 lb . CHARGE PLANS leave is obtained in his plant by those un military camps are molding their Asian cookies reception in an airport hangar, tribute to this society.” said Col. James Fyockt chief spokesman We have Arnolds & Pepperldge Farm season stuffing for your AVAILABLE Cuban leaders masterminded by the Cen der the age of 40 than by those who have traditions into the American lifestyle. at the base. “They woulil like to go to an failure to appear. Forfeiture of then filled out computer cards to speed The 8,000 refugees in the Arkansas a. $100 surety bond was set for Roaster. tral Intelligence Agency. passed the age of SO. The Army officers who stockpiled Viet their processing. American diet. I don’t know if we can ac Army camp selected Nguyen Due Hoa, 40, May 12. REG SALE Dressed in olive drab fatigues and “Now, if he or she wishes'to retire at 62 namese food and music for the thousands commodate that.” ) For Mother’s 04y special dinners we otl»...Aged Tender I smoking a cigar, Castro spoke to more Throughout the country, most as their “mayor.” The Americans m •Daniel Kibbe. 17. of 251 Bush Steaks, and Newport Type RIB OVEN ROAST OF CHOICE | LOVE SEAT $370 $296 or 65, fine,- what I’m saying and I wish to of refugees at Ft. Chaffee, Ark., say many Some of the refugees who came here than two dozen American newsmen before repeat is simply''this: Both labor and Americans who came in contact with the charge of the base, who call Hoa the Hill Rd.. fourth-degree larceny, BEEF...and a lower price on Mother’s Day. JR. SOFA 398 319 of the resettlement camp residents prefer Vietnamese exiles gave them a warm with American money have deserted the meeting with Sen. George McGovern for a management should be encouraged to take barbeque sandwiches and American pop "camp coordinator,” note proudly they mess hall in favor of the post’s snack bar, referred foe youthful offender welcome. The few Vietnamese who felt a have let an "infrastructure” develop status. This would mean any MORRELL’S E Z CUT FULLY COOKED 78” SOFA 427 342 private round of talks on improving a long, hard look at compulsory retire music. where they can buy fried chicken, ham cold sholder upon arriving in their new naturally among the exiles. conviction on the charge would 84” SOFA 478 382 U.S.'-Cuban relations. ment because what might have been true One impressed State Department of burgers and barbeque sandwiches. “We wish for the people of the United several years ago is no longer true today,” land said they could understand that at be treated as a juvenile offense 63 96” SOFA 541 433 ficial who watched the transformation in titude. "I’m trying to build a bridge of mutual Loudspeakers have been carrying Viet and would not go on Kibbe's SHOCKLESS HAMS M States a wish of friendship,” Castro said in Lyons said. the throngs of war-weary exiles said he understanding between the Vietnamese namese music, but the Army is already permanent record. Whole or Butt W lb. CHAIRS (5) 213 from 171 BB. rough English at his Revolutionary Stressing the need for personal involve expected they would have no difficulty in “They said that our people will make and Americans in society,” Hoa said. He arranging to substitute American pop •Bruce A. Matre, 16, of 113 W. Palace. ment, Lyons praised the chapter for adapting to American life. American society worse,’’ recalled Tran has a “key staff’'formed by chairmen of music. Center St., criminal impersona making its wishes known to town direc A group of 347 weary men, women and Thi Hoang Anh, 19, who heard some un committees in charge of information, tors, legislators in Hartford and elected children arriving at Eglin Air Force Base, friendly remarks during the three days tion and third-degree forgery, Shop Plnehurst Friday 8 A,M. til 8 P.M. 935 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER - 643-5171 - OPEN: TUE. THROUGH FRI. TIL 9 / SAT. TIL 5:30 / CLOSED MO|^. safety and sanitation, food and cooking, referred for youthful offender The Weather officials in Washington. Fla., Wednesday night on a long, rough she spent at Camp Pendleton, Calif., with public housing and social welfare, The Lottery status. Sat. 8 til 6 and Sunday 8 tU 2 P.M. “It is extremely important that your flight from Guam was surprised and about 5,000 other refugees. “But I told processing, education and entertainment •Ava M. Gates. 25. of East PINEHURST GROCERY INC. chapter and its members spend some time cheered by a crowd of American well- them that you can find good and bad peo and general services. BRIDGEPORT(UPI) - The number Mostly sunny today and Friday with -looking after government regulations. ple everywhere. Hartford, issuing bad check, 302 Main Near the Armory high temperatures both days in the 60s and wishers who waited in a drenching rain to The Vietnamese’ tastes in food and drawn today in the weekly Connecticut There is seldom, if ever, a legislative day “I told them that we were displaced and nolled. 70s. Pair tonight with lows in the 40s. greet them. entertainment surprised some of the post State Lottery was 60 Red 764. The bonus in Hartford or Washington that doesn’t The Vietnamese shook off the downpour confused, but very lucky to be here ... I’m officials. number was 260255. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandiester, Conn.. Thura.. May 8,1875 I ■ ■ » - ■! II I .Ml. - I ...... I ■ ■II I ■■■ 1 ’ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 8, 1975 — PAGE THREE MilUon Cells Fit On Point Of Needle 30: Postcard Voter Registration Pushed by Liberals Boston—In recent years blolo- measure about .000089 TV TONIGHT gists have placed bacteria and They are more , WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate Post Office Committee Kennedy said that in some requirements of voter registra “ to Texas, which has voter Maryland and New Jersey, that low voter turnout in WKATTMI other simple o r g a s m s such as the cells that make up g Senate liberals said Wednesay states registration closed tion that operate in almost registration by coupons clipped where mail registration fungi and algae in a new king- organUms. Some national voter registration by federal elections was largely months before election day and every state,” he said. out of newspapers, only 20.5 per become effective last year, the Wide World Special...... 840 6:00 dom known as Protista. Pro- small that a million could Mslly postcard is “ an idea whose time the result of “ severely burden that the hours and location of Chairman Gale McGee, D- cent of the voting age popula number oL registered voters The Untouchables ...... 9 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 tista, are tiny cells that can Ht on the point o f a needl . has com e.” some” local voter registration local registration offices were Wyo., said the postcard tion voted in 1974, the lowest declined, he added. Johnny C a rson ...... 20-22-30 Bewitched ...... ■ .5 But opponents of the proposal requirements. often “obstacle courses” for registration bill was “ an idea turnout in the nation,” Fong % The Untouchables ...... 9 12:30 said the idea has not w ork^ The proposed bill would es potential voters. whose time has come.” said. “ Easier registration is not The Champions..'...... 18 M o v ie ...... 9 when used at the state level and tablish a Voter Registration Ad “ Millions of potential voters But the committee’s ranking the answer to low ' voter tur The Honeymooners...... 20 dODffllATlONS 1:00 . would result in federal controls ministration within the Census become drop-outs from the Republican, Sen. Hiram Fong Fong said that in North nout,” Fong said. “ Why spend Electric Oimpany...... 24-57 T om orrow ...... 20-22-30 "DECORATING TIPS over all elections. Bureau to run a national mail polls, their right to vote of Hawaii, said the idea has not Dakota, which has no voter pre- $100 million — probably more Bonanza...... 40 2:00 Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- registration program for destroyed by the unreasonable increased voter registration registration, only 56.2 per cent When we were children we In doing that, one learns — for a program that will not do 6:30 For The Homeowner" Mass., testified before the 'federal elections only. and severely burdensome where tried. Reel Camp ...... 5 were taught that Columbus was of all eligible voters voted. In the job intended?” N ew s...... 3-8-20-22-30 much about conditions and the first European to see North customs that were connmon in I Love Lucy ...... 5 Dear Homeowner... America. 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(probably more) race of people Germany and of Saxon blood. widespread from the northern Rockies, southeastward thru South Dakota, the mid D ragn et...... 40 hired by a ruthless tycoon. of quite different culture and Some members migrated to Mississippi valley, the Tennessee valley and into the eastern Gulf coast. Mostly fair Martin Agronsky ...... 57 high civilization. George Peppard, Raymond “ F o u r England. The family name You and Forbes and the stars elsewhere. Minimum readings include (approx, max. temperatures in parenthesis) Atlan 8:00 Burr. Complete Paul’s Paint A new country? It’s only new appears in records all over ta 60 (74), Boston 45 (61), Chicago47 (65), Qeveland42 (68), Dallas60 (86), Denver 39 (68), The Waltons ...... 3 11:30 (5) “ White Heat” to us of this present civilization. England, Scotland and Ireland. Decorating 615 Main Street that come out at night.. . bare Duluth 37 (60), Houston 65 (86), Jacksonville 68 (86), Kansas City 57 (75), Little Rock 59 Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 (1949). Killer has a mother The next (if there will be a There were probably thousands (81), Los Angeles 53 (66), Miami 56 (87), Minneapolis 43 (66), New Orleans 67 (84), New Barney M iller...... 8-40 complex. James Cagney, Center’* Mancheiter, Conn* next) will consider it new by the name in the British Isles. and bold and bright. Shimmering M o v ie ...... 9 Lloyd Brem seth plays Andy Virginia Mayo. again! The earliest date found in York 49 (66), Phoenix 56 (92), San Francisco 48 (61), Seattle 49 (68), St. Louis 52 (74) and PHONS S49.U300- Pastor’s Perspective...... 18 Andersson, the newest cast 12:30 (9) “ Frankehstein Because we can know so little England was 940 A.D. Families with the sleek sensuousness 8 8 Washington 53 (69). about the future, we may as Sunshine...... 20-22-30 member in NBC-TV’s “ The Meets the Wolfman” (1943). * * 4- of the name migrated to the for which Cinandre is famous. Bill Moyers’ Journal.... 24-57 Doctors,” seen weekdays at Lon Chaney Jr., Ilona Massey, Headquarters for -fcotiriR 1 1 I Q T3 a j . H t S well get any pleasure we can colonies all along the eastern 8:30 2:30 p.m. on Channels 20,22, Bela Lugosi. from the past. O.C.’s children seaboard of America, and Shown, two soft-to-the-touch Merv Griffin Show...... 5 and 30. and grandchildren have had started family lines that cover some interest in the ways their gowns of Antron® nylon. In STOPOVER VISITS THEATER SCHEDULE Karen Valentine___ _ — 8-40 the U.S.A. and from there all MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica Bob Crane Show___ .i 20-22-30 To Be Announced — ...... 18 SOMETHING SPECIAL ancestors lived through history. over the earth. Because theirs is so interesting tempting tangerine or lemon (UPI) - Tourism figures for 9:00 Movin’ On ...... 20-22-30 f The earlidST in direct line to them (the twelfth and recorded as coming to America 1974 showed an increase of 3.5 UA East 1— "Sheila Levine” Burnside 2 — "Lenny” 7:30- M o v ie ...... 3 10:30 drop. Flounced back-wrap. thirteenth generations in was one William, to Roxbury, per cent in "stopover visitors” 7:15-9:15 * 9:30 Sts. of San Francisco . . . . 8-40 Right N ow ...... 9 Kurti B Smiern America), it might be so to Mass, in 1634. We can call him S ,M ,L , 1 4 .0 0 . Long slip —those staying overnight or UA East 2 — “ Chinatown” Showcase Cinema 1— “ Tom To Be Announced ...... 18 M ed ix ...... 18 For my” 7:25-9:50 20-22-30 many others who have not had the first generation and let the longer—over 1973, according 7:00-9:00 Mac Davis Show ...... Same Francis...... 24-57 of a gown. P,S,M, 1 2.(X). to Jamaica's minister of Showcase Cinema 2 — “ The In Performance at Wolf Trap MOTHER’S DAY the opportunities to trace their others follow later. UA East 3 — “Shampoo” 11:00 lines back so far. industry, commerce and tour 7:00-9:00 Reincarnation of Peter Proud” .. .24-57 New s...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 Along with Cinandre, you’ll 7:40-10:10 ism, P. J. Patterson. Vernon Cinema 1 — “ Lenny” 9:30 The Best of Groucho...... 5 Showcase Cinema 3 — “ Fun find designer lingerie by John The increase of visitors in all 7:30-9:30 Water W orld...... 18 To Be Announced — ...... 9 categories was two percent, or ny Lady” 8:00 Barbershop Quartet C in e m a 2 — “ Y o u n g 10:00 I Love Lucy ...... 20 527,664 arrivals. This figure Showcase Cinema 4 — Kloss, Donald Brooks and Kay Frankenstein” 7:15-9:15 N ew s...... 5 Captioned N e w s...... 57 includes long and short stay Burnside 1 — “ Young “ Escape to Witch Mountain’’ Brings Nostalgic Harry 0 ...... 8-40 11:30 Unger, 12.00-25.00. You and Forbes and arrivals, cruise ship passen Frankenstein” 7:15-9:15 7:30-9:30 Meet the Mayors — ...... 9 M o v ie s...... 3-5 SEATINGS AT 12 NOON ^2 P.M. - 4 P.M. gers and armed forces visitors. Notes to Fun City the stars that come out at night. . . enjoy. 4 RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED TODAY at & 8 PM thru SUN. MAY 111 Dinner • Luncheons • Weddings • Banquets GROOVY NERVE By KAREN F. OLIVER all hold regular jobs but have — -NEW YORK (UPD - Know met together weekly for the EXIT 1 0 0 TO ROUTE 3 2 , SO. WILLINGTON • 4 2 0 -0 4 0 7 20 Hmites frow Ninchettsr C![t\THEATRES EAST that funny tingle in ^ u r arm qfaiiiordC ivic Center^ NEW YORK (UPI) - The past four years to perfect their when your elbow hits some flavor of the days when men traditional style. JtANNII KOV ABOUT thing?. A Louisiana State '.aijohe zxr r r s were tenors, baritones and Clarke,' the bass, who has ■ERUN SCHllOlfl a s E ^ S M E s a ” “SHEILA LEVINr University scientist who has I basses returns weekly in more been enjoying barbershop-style M than 700 North American cities TOWN made a study of the so-called music for the past 23 years, at FO RBES & JACK NICHOUON PAVE DUNAWAY “funny bone” can explain why where barbershop quartets tributes a revived interest in you get this sensation. gather in close harmony. the old-time singing to the fact Wickham Park hours will be Dr. Ladislas Lazaro, 3rd, a Four leather-lunged “ the songs we sing are singable .WALLACE from sunrise to sunset, Bob physician, reports in the current songsters — they need that and exciting” — even though Huntley, park manager, said issue of The National Enquirer Produotdby not all of the music is old. mviNPCLOOTd quality to announce themselves Wednesday. The park is located that the ulnar nerve in the KENNETH FOi) as members of the Society for Many of the songs the quartet itMtdandlNreeladbv in Manchester and East Hart forearm is responsible. mSlAIIOBARtTOW ! the Preservation and En sings, Clarke said, are written A MtEF. PIRKINC S18-3333 ford. Near the nob of your elbow is a couragement of Barber Shop for the group by Bob Godfrey of A little groove where this n e rv ^ Quartet Singing in America Inc. Montreal, brother of showman B urnside lies close to the skia When it’s Day-have your — brought some of that Arthur Godfrey. S80 BURNSIDE t i l EAST HARTFORD NEWT MOL BROOKS' disturbed, the pins-and-needles S E E THE MOST AMAZING MIXED nostalgia to the lunchtime “ Bob writes songs today like 11-86 EXIT 91-nuM“MmoEitn.siaB' NEWEST COMSDYI (POI sensation, or even numbness, WILD ANIMAL ACT EVER DARED I crowd at Rockefeller Center the ones written at the turn of IC IN E 1 ITS WILDI ‘YOUNG FRANKENSTET can be caused in your arm and this week. the century in the true MEL BROOKS' hand. A l l N E W ! T044h EDITION. The Boston Common Quartet, barbershop tradition and "YOUNG (PC) clad in modish denim suits with they’re a joy to sing,’^ Clarke •TODAY ITHUIIS.I...... 4:00 t 8:00 FM red, white and blue shirts, per said. FRANKENSTEIN" ILM RATING GUIDE •TOSNIIIlOW (FSl.) ...... 4:00 k 8:00 FM He said Godfrey’s songs and Y Y 4ATUS0AY...... 10:30 AM, 3:00 k 8:00 FM formed snappy versions of 7:15 - 9:15 - $2 Fof Parents and .SUNDAY (MAY 11)...... 1:00 k 8:00 FM “ Bring back Those Good Old the ones written when the barbershop quartets were pop H N E 2 A BLAST! Their Children SAVE <1.00 ON KBS UNDER 12 Days” and a medley of George All Seats Rosorvod-Tax TONY 4:00 t 8.-00 PM M. Cohan’s songs. ular, roughly between 1890 and DUSTIN HOFFMAN DUSTIN HOFFMAN Ind. 1930, “ tell a lovely story.” \ StMMlAUOlINCa •TOMORROW 4:00 PM aSAT. The members of the VALERIE PERRINE (R) A.A^A.p.m. $4.00-$5.00-$6.00 MORN. 10-30 AM to Ste “ It’s interesting to notice "lENMY ' (R) "LENNY” Massachusetts group — that the Gay ’90s were not real TICKETS ON SALE AT CIVIC CENTER BOX OFFICE] Richard C. Knapp Jr., 32, Kent ly gay, but a very depressing 7 d0 . fc30 ■ 7:30 -6:30 ALL G. FOX STORES • FOR TICKET INFORMATION D. Martin, 32, Larry D. Tully, BARGAIN MATINEE8I I PMMPTMMWMM time. All the songs of that era SAT. "FRANKENSTEIN lUMiim GROUP SALES INFORMATION CALL 566-6000^ 25, and Terence M. Clarke, 38 — tell the real story,” he said. 1:30 - 966 11—irhwMiii.iiw» SAT. "LENNY” 1:45 - 9961 PHONE 649-9333 GOOD SEATS AS LATE AS SHOWTIME!
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Thura., May 8 . 1»75 MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., ’Thurs., May 8, 19Wl— PAGE FIVE Police Study Chairman ■Conversion Planned* Comparison of Approved Budget With Requests, Past Expenditures AREA HARTFORD (UPI)— The new five-year Health, would accommodate Hartford Connecticut master health plan calls for area patients now using Norwich Hospital. Responds to Comments POLICE REPORT Cedarcrest Hospital in Newington to In turn. Undercliff Hospital in Meriden, GENERAL SERVICES - The federal program expired. converted as a Hartford area state mental now a mental facility, would be once again By SOL R. COHEN ASSESSOR - $87,967 this TREASURkR - $54,232 this ENGINEERING - $107,117 year, $270,000 requested, $270,- requested, $425,000 $61,576 this year, $75,297 DEPARTMENT of PUBUC this year, $120,553 requested, 000 recommended, $240,000 ap hospital. used by the health department for patients The $21,236,556 G ^eral Fund year, $92,984 requested, $93,736 year, $69,832 requested, $69,337 recom m ended, $300,00() ap.-- BOLTON requested, $74,364 WORKS ADMINISTRATION - $117,753 recommended, $115,0d0 formed that the state police lob to remind townspeople that our Cedarcrest, now a chronic disease with chronic diseases, according to the budget for 1975-76 adopted recom m ended, $79,000 ap recom m ended, $65,637 ap propriated. prowiated. ^ recom m ended, $71,364 ap $55,111 this year, $64,425 appropriated. COMMUNITY SERVICES - Donna Holland byists at the State Capitol said committee has and will con VERNON bond Sullivan will be presented hospital of the state Department of plan Wednesday night by the propriated. propriated. PENSION BOARD - $600 PLANNING & ZONING - propriated. requested, . $60,793 HIGHWAY - .$687,474 this $17,500 this year, $19,500 ; Correspondent this is ‘public information.’” tinue to keep the door opened by John P. Sullivan, 19, of 52 in Common Pleas Court 19, Manchester Board of Directors COLLECTOR of REVENUE this year, $800 requested, $600 PROBATE COURT - $3,137 recom m ended, $58,000 ap year, $923,996 requested, $785,- requested, $19,500 646-0375 O’Connor said it appears informing them through the Village St., Rockville, was Rockville, today. - $67,852 this year, $85,287 $48,399 this year, $53,067 recommended, $600 ap appropriates the following propriated. Michael O’Connor, chairman there is confusion between the arrested this morning on a re requested, $53,067 this year, $4,122 requested, $4,- 506 recommended, $750,000 ap recom m ended, $17,500 ap propriated. press, the open committee sums to the various requested, $77,334 % 122 recommended, $4,000 ap propriated. propriated. of Bolton’s Police Study Com public and police in this matter. meetings, the public file of arrest warrant issued by Com recom m ended, $67,334 ap recom m ended, $51,500 ap BLUE CROSS - $175,000 this' departments and categories. propriated. BUILDING INSPECTION - SANITATION - $429,692 this CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT mittee, responded Wednesday He said through the com committee minutes, com mon’ Pleas Court 19 charging David Garabedian, 18, of 72 propriated. propriated. year, $175,000 requested, $175;-" A comparison is shown of the EMERGENCY $185,811 this year, $236,070 year, $471,168 requested, $471,- RESERVE FUND - $60,000 to a letter from Lt. John Wat mittee’s questionnaire to both munications, surveys and him with disorderly conduct Coldspring Dr., Vernon, was TOWN CLERK - $68,882 this TOWN COUNSEL - $58,875 000 recommended, $175,000 a | i- EVERY YEAR'S A RUSSELL STOVER current (1974-75) fiscal year, requested, $227,245 son, commanding officer of the citizens and businessmen ahd at reports and through public and intoxication. charged, early this morning, this year, $69,133 requested, EMPLOYMENT - $48,511 this 168 recommended, $450,000 ap this year, nothing requested or propriated. the departmental requests for year, $76,147 requested, $76,147 recom m ended, $198,000 ap Colchester State Police $69,1^ recommended, $61,533 year, nothing requested, propriated. recommended, nothing ap C.M.S. - $55,000 this year, ■ the committee’s public hearing, hearings and town meetings ap Police said the alleged with operating an unregistered YEAR. And every Mother's Day is a 1975-76, the recommendations recom m ended, $74,822 ap propriated. barracks, and comments by offense occurred last month in appropriated. recommended or appropriated. CEMETERIES - $126,696 propriated. $80,000 requested, $80,000 the committee learned of other propriately called for such motor vehicle. He is scheduled by Jown Manager Robert propriated. F^irst Selectman Richard Morra Russell Stover day. It just wouldn't this y ^ , $156,671 requested, REFUND of TAXES - $20,- recom m ended, $80,000 ap instance^ of inability to obtain matters.” Bolton. In lieu of posting a $50 to appear in court in Rockville Weiss, and the appropriations concerning the situation, information from the $141,371 reconunended, $137,000 000 this year, nothing requested propriated. on June 3. be complete without a creamy box voted by the directors: t Watson wrote he would be Colchester barracks. appropriated. or recommended, nothing ap MAJOR MEDICAL - $18,000 ROCKVILLE of those yummious chocolates. You BOARD of EDUCATION - PARKS - $323,146 this year, propriated. this year, $18,000 requested, happy to provide crime The chairman said one point $12,100,000 for the current year, $416,392 requested, $399,666 ADVANCES for GRANT $18,000 recommended, $18,000 statistics in Bolton if requested of interest has been the sudden TOLLAND wouldn't think so and neither by the town’s chief executive. responsiveness of the HOSPITAL NOTES $13,320,903 requested for next recom m ended, $378,000 ap PROGRAMS - $50,000 this appropriated. Christina Brown, 19, of 179 year, $13,202,503 recommended Town Directors Adopt Budget propriated. year, $50,000 requested, $50,000 UNEMPLOYMENT >• He said there were no requests. Colchester police since Talcottville Rd., Vernon, was would mom. So stop by the candy X Morra said no one a sk ^ him newspaper publication (in mid Richard Bedor, Scott Dr., Ver by Weiss for next year, $13,000,- SIDEWALKS Si CURBS - recom m ended, $50,000 ap COMPENSA'tlON - $8,000 this Admitted Wednesday: Ray charged Wednesday with counter and be sure to get o box of 000 appropriated. (Continued from Page One) $85,000 this year, $98,428 propriated. tb get the information. April) of the police study com non; Mary Beth Benware, ding an “ austerity budget,” and He concluded, "It is a tight He said, “ We owe a great year, $8,000 requested, $8,000 mond Braun, Ravine Rd., South failure to grant right of way, in BOARD of DIRECTORS - requested, $93,203 CONTINGENCY - $200,562 ; O’Connor said he purposely mittee’s findings. Discovery Rd., Vernon; Ellis assorted chocolates. 1 pound, Vivian Ferguson, who that they hadn’t, she said, "W e but responsible budget. To do deal of thanks to the Eighth . recom m ennded, $8,000 ap- Windsor; Grorge Breau, Union connection with a two-car acci $84,891 this year, $103,643 recom m ended, $76,000 ap this year, $50,000 requested, waited until after the town elec He said the evening the fin Canal III, Reed Rd., Rockville; presented the Republican must, therefore, vote against less would be unwise.” District fire department for its propriated. St., Rockville; Kathleen dent in Tolland. requested, $103,543 propriated. $50,000 recommended, $100,000 tion because his response might dings were published he Kenneth Carey, South St., 2.95. And 2 pounds, 5.35. minority’s position, asked, the budget in all departments, The General Fund budget outstanding seiVice to us in the COMMUNITY CHILD Brown, Judith Dr., recom m ended, $90,000 ap appropriated. itiight have been interpreted in received a phone call from Sgt. Rockville; Susan Cashman, “ Why a tax increase at all?” because the tax line has not provides for a 5 per cent pay past and at present.” GUIDANCE CLINIC - $28,300 Manchester; Angela Coville, Police said the second car, propriated. STREET LIGHTING - $229,- a political light and townspeo Barry of Colchester who Broad Brook; Ruth Ann Close, She said the three Republican been held. If the budget had hike for department heads and In addition to allocations to this year, $29,520 requested^ Franklin Park, Rockville; driven by Arthur Parisi, 45, of GENERAL MANAGER - 000 .this year, $294,100 ple, therefore, would lose. expressed his and the comman Ellington Ave., Ellington; directors haven’t wavered from been reworked as we requested, Republican Carl Zinsser outside supportive health ser $29,520 recommended, $29,000. Edward Isch, Orchard St., Fairfield, was traveling south $94,884 this year, $105,778 requested, $294,100 He said if that happened it ding officer's desire to respond Bertha Farney, West Rd., their belief the taxline could some departments might have protested. vices, the General Fund budget COMMUNITY SERVICES - appropriated. Rockville; Sandra Keish, Oak on Rt. 195 and Ms. Brown was requested, $105,778 recom m ended, $235,000 ap would destroy the inspiring, the committee’s concerns. Ellington; Richard Goodstein, have been held and that the been increased, while others He said the entire board had provides $13,200 for Lutz Junior RECREATION - $23,000 this PUBLIC HEALTH St., Rockville; John Machack, traveling west on Anthony Rd. recom m ended, $91,155 ap propriated. cooperative, honest and O’Connor said some of the Deerfield Dr., Vernon; George $20,000 additional cut they would have been cut.” agree
-■NX The Refugee Problem WASHINGTON - His voice at times water over the dam. Whether'we like it or rising uncharacteristicaily, then- not, the war is our child. The urgency of evacuation of both been confirmed. Estimates vary from Secretary of Defense Eliiot Richardson “We commited ourselves to South Viet American citizens from South Viet 50,000 to almost three times that C4 N toid a White House meeting in April 1973 nam whether I like it or not. Our credibili that “We’re out of our minds if we don’t ty is at stake. If we don’t bomb Hanoi and nam, and Vietnamese whose lives are many. bomb heli out of Hanoi and Haiphong” in Haiphong — citing chapter and verse on endangered by the advance of the Florida took care of more Cuban DO /M/nWG reaction to North Vietnam’s flagrant the North Vietnamese cease-fire Communist northern forces, did not refugees than this, with Miami and violations of the cease-fire agreement violations — we’ll lose the trust of our 4BOJT THE executed less than three months earlier. allies. Not be be maudlin, bdt we’re also give the administration time to an Dade county being the principal area But, according to sources who attended going to waste those 55,000 American nounce a settled policy on how the for receiving the Cubans who fled. the meeting of the Washington Special Ac Uves.” M fllN^C^TER STREETS Richardson acknowledged that a new South Vietnamese refugees will be tion Group, President Nixon “sat there Most all of us are descended from thinking whiie the room was in total bombing campaign would be a risk. He cared for this country until this week. people who left their homeland to seek INTERSECTION? silence for perhaps five minutes,” then said a lot of people in the United States There was some degree of constera- a better life in America. And our na said “calmly,” that use of American would be outrag^, “and we’ll have trou bombers was “unthinkable under the pre ble with Congress. But if it’s done swiftly I tion in California over the fact that a tion has been enriched by the many sent circumstances.” think we can ride out that particular large number of refugees will be lan national strains which now make up “Why unthinkable, Mr. President?” trouble.” What about the Chinese and the ding through the ports of Los Angeles Richardson asked. our population. Nixon stared at Richardson as though he Russians? someone asked. and San Francisco, and fear English, Irish, Scotch, Welch, Ger found the question incredulous. Then, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger started to speak but deferred to Richard expressed that the refugees will mans, Dutch, Scandinavians, Poles, “seeming to rouse himself,” according to one source, Nixon replied: “Because of son with the words, “We think alike, become a burden on the state. Italians all were refugees to America this Watergate mess. I couldn’t get away ElUot.” California officials made the case from one condition or other in their with it.” “Yes, but we have to think about the Chinese and Russians,” Richardson said. that the care of the refugees is proper He waggled a finger at Richardson. “If native land which made it desirable you were President, you could get away “But it’s a good calculated risk. Nobody ly that of the whole United States and for them to leave. with it,” Nixon said. “You’ve got credit can really believe they’d do anything that all 50 states should participate in Few, however, fled under the threat with the anti-war crowd. But you’re not drastic. They don’t play that way. ’Their President” Nixon smiled a tucked-in pfolicy is to wait for another chance.” the program. to their lives which is the case with smile. “Maybe it’s too bad you’re not.” “I agree,” Kissinger said. “It’s a risk State Secretary of Health and many of the South Vietnamese. we can take. Otherwise, South Vietnam Welfare, Mario G. Obledao, has wired “Well, sir,” Richardson said, “I believe will cease to exist.” There will be problems with these we have no alternative. We should be As Kissinger said later, “President the commanding officer of Travis Air people, but they will eventually be willing to take the consequences of a new Nixon never made a final decision.” But Force Base asking that no more relocated throughout the United bombing offensive, whatever they might White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen be.” released a series of 1973 quotations from refugees be scheduled to California States it is certain. But geographical “No, I won’t discuss it further,” Nixon various Nixon officials including until such action be cleared with ly it would be remarkable if they were said. Earlier, in arguing for the bombing, Kissinger and Richardson, which Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. A Richardson had pr^icted that unless the suggested they were still pressing the disembarked in Omaha, Neb. or Can United States moved promptly, “the . bombing issue. wire was also sent to Kissinger. ton, Ohio. North Vietnamese, Communist Chinese In an interview, Kissinger was asked if We think the excitement in Califor These people are refugees in great and the Soviet Union will interpret our in the United States could use force to en action as weakness, and we all know by force the cease-fire. “We have a right to nia over the refugee problem to be a part because of us and our involve now how communists react to weakness.” do this,” he replied. Richardson issued a little hysterical and almost un- ment in their country. It is ungrateful Noting that he had always had reser statement saying, “We cannot rule out” American. vations about the wisdom of the “ Vietnam further American bombing of North Viet and utterly inhumane to hinder their Adventure,” Richardson said, “But that’s nam. The Vietnamese fleeing to this access to this country, merely country are coming here in fear- of because it will be temporarily un their lives because they have either settling to some regions. worked for or had been in a position to advocate the things that we stood for We might consider the inscription RAY CROMLEY in Vietnam. on the Statue of Liberty in New York They are in their present position Harbor, the first thing that many of because they were friends of ours. our ancestors saw as they came to the OPEN It is ungrateful for us to start United States: Secrecy Poisons U.S, Foreign Policy questioning what is going to become “Give me your tired, your poor, FORUM of them and worrying about their im your huddled masses. At a recent meeting, I heard the State honestly what was happening, what the pact. It is almost as if we were reluc The yearning to breathe free, WASHINGTON — There is no mystery Department official responsible for a key costs were, what was going wrong as well tant to rescue a neighbor from his bur wretched refuse of your teeming about the current rash of catastrophic area of the world confess he did not know as right, exposing the warts along with the Mothers Day collapses in American foreign and ning home, until such time as he had •shore. what agreements and what committments good — had there been from the beginning To the editor: military policy. Kissinger had made for his region. He did an open debate oqall the facts — I am con given us assurance that he would not Send these, the homeless tempest Mothers Day will be observed again Sun They are the result of secret not expect to be told. His advice was vinced much of what was done would have day. agreements secretly arrived at. seldom asked. been done differently. There would not, I be coming to live with us. tossed to me: Contrary to American principles and It is very interesting to me to read To this day, I have not found one State think have been the national waves of The number of refugees to be I will lift my lamp beside the golden where one mother is designated to receive custom, the public, which in the end must Department official who knows what divisiveness. And I firmly believe the con give support or withhold it, has been kept received and cared for has not yet door.” the title of mother of the year. To those secret promises Kissinger has made to clusion in Vietnam would have been who still have their mother, and, to those in the dark. Soviet boss Brezhnev. Or what he has different. whose mother has departed for a better But the public is not alone in being asked committed the U.S. to do for Sadat of The problem, of course, is not limited to to back programs in which it has had no V-E Day world, we believe our mothers are the Egypt — or for Israel. Vietnam. It applies to our policies in the mother of the year and everyday. voice and little knowledge. The same Neither President Johnson nor his aides Middle East, Western Europe, the Soviet Thirty years ago' today, the Euro muted by time. During our lives we all encounter a applies to the Senate, House of Represen ever told Congress or the American Union, China, 'Thailand, India, Japan, cross to bear. However, our mothers tatives and to high cabinet officials. citizenry step by step along the way what Pakistan and Africa. pean portion of World War II ended For the American people, the recon Foreign policy has been kept hidden always carry the heavy end of the cross as we were doing in Vietnam, how much it What are our aims in these lands? What Christ did on his journey to Calvary. If we from ranking members of the State with the unconditional surrender of ciliation which we should seek in our would cost or why it was worth the are we doing and what are we planning? would pause for a moment and look at Department and from ambassadors Nazi Germany in the war room of sacrifices our citizens were being asked to . What are we promising? What will we do own land and in Southeast Asia will be ourselves in a mirror we would see that negotiating treaties. Major military make. ’There were only glowing stories of when the chips are down? We have vague Allied headquarters in Rheims, decisions have been acted on without the a new experience. we are not half the person our mothers our accomplishments and flag waving, statements. We do not know the concrete thought we would be. Worry over us has knowledge or concurrence of senior France. New, because after two great world idealized statements. facts. killed more mothers than bullets. members of the Department of Defense — As one who strongly believed South Viet Rational decisions come from public It touched off tremendous victory conflicts we b^ve proven we can be To those who have caused little anxiety civilian and military. nam deserved help, I feel this help was debate. and worry for their mothers, theirs will be Some very important decisions were parades and celebrations. generous and forgiving in victory; but given in the wrong way. This happened, I Irrational decisions come from secrecy. a contented life when they to grow old. To taken without the knowledge of the Presi think, because there was no detailed No man and no small group is able in a Today, we are in the early aftermath now/we must test our mettle to be the rest of us it is too late for regrets. dent of the United States. In other cases, debate on Vietnam until it became clear closet to consider all important con of ending another war — but there equally generous and forgiving in Years ago a song was published titled the President was informed too late to things were going dreadfully wrong. Even sequences of major national actions. Each (The Boy That’s Good To His Mother Is modify or veto the actions. are no parades or celebrations for us defeat. then most of the debate was based on man looks at decisions from his own Good Enough for Me.) I believe that still This secrecy did not begin with wrong premises, because Presidents experience. Only through hearing all this time. It will not be easy but then the holds true. When I was a boy I used to listen Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon kept much of points of view can liidden benefits and dis to my mother who loved to recite poetry. I although he has refined the technique. It . Instead we must cope again with the struggle for a better world never has what they knew hidden. asters in any policy be anticipated and the recall this poem by Kipling: was prevalent in the time-of President Had these Presidents stated clearly and challenges of reconciliation especially been. If you can talk with crowds, and keep Johnson and Kennedy. best course of action decided. here at home for no other war has so The American dream of a world at your virtue. divided us as the Vietnam conflict. peace still eludes us as it has eluded Or walk with kings, nor lose the common touch. It is fitting, we think, to recall us since V-E Day 30 years ago. If Neither foes, nor loving friends can hurt reconciliation that has happened since It may be it will elude us for another you If all men count with you, but not too \ V-E Day. Once the horrors of the 30 years. While victories such as V-E much. DON OAKLEY crematoriums were past us; we Day do not insure peace neither do If you can fill the unforgiving minute gradually shifted from an attitude of defeats such as South Vietnam, make With sixty seconds worth of distance run. Yours is the earth, and everything that is revenge and reprisal to one of recon peace impossible. in it. ciliation and reconstruction. And which is more, you will be a man, my Taxmen Spurn the Nonworking Mother The answer lies where it always has ■Mm This we hope will come about in son. — not in fields of battle nor political Ben Wilson time aftei«the initial impact of the forums — but in the hearts and souls Franklin Park, • . Vietnam’s fall and our defeat has been of men. Rockville The apple pie market is presumably still working couples with combined adjusted mothers who have decided that their real holding strong in this country, but gross incomes as high as $35,000 may job is in the home? ...... 1 2 3 motherhood has definitely fallen on hard claim the full $4,800 child-care deduction, Well, the same question was asked in 4 S 6 7 I 9 10 and not until their combined incomes 1971 and no one answered it then, either. 11 12 13 U 15 IS 17 times. II 19 20 21 22 23 24 Late in 1971, Congress passed what one reach $44,600 will Uncle Sam leave them ra n 27 2129 so.. ALMANAC writer described as a tax loophole big to make ends meet on their.own. Etifttittci Mpralb TODAY’S enough to drive a truck through — a provi Again, the “nonworking” mother and Decrees of Success FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 THOUGHT sion which allowed a working couple ear her working husband have been given the A college education may make a sub Published by the Published every ning a combined income as high as $18,(X)0 back of the IRS’ hand. stantial difference in lifetime earnings, Msnehester evening except Sun United Press Intrnational This is no brief against working but it depends more on the individual’s Publishing Co., Herald days and holidays. to deduct as a “business expense” a whop Squere. Manchester, Entered at the Today is Thursday, May 8, the 128th day ping $4,800 from their income tax for mothers, millions of whom work from background and ability than on the par Conn. 06040, Manchester, Conn., “It’s good to be home” child-care or disabled dependent necessity, not from choice, and who in ticular college he attends, say two Univer Telephone 643-2711 Post Office as Second of 1975 with 237 to follow. (Area Coda 203). Class Mall Matter. The moon is approaching its new phase. “But ye are an elect race, a royal expenses. many cases are their family’s chief wager sity of Wisconsin sociologists. earners. BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER The morning stars are Mars and priesthood, a holy nation, a people for 'This meant that the working mother Professor Robert M. Hauser and Jupiter. God’s own possession, that ye may show struggling along with her husband on a Yet the actual effect of the law is to help William H. 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May 8,1975 CSFWC Designate Friday ENGAGED Cancer Awareness Day FROM YOUR Connecticut State Federation American CancerXSociety on more complete listing of NEIGHBOR’S KITCHEN of Women’s Club has self-examination a)ad to see products with coupons call the By VIVIAN FERGUSON designated Friday as Breast their doctor if they have the above women. ( ^ c e r Awareness Day. slightest feeling of a lump in the CSFWC has also set a goal of breast. Early detection can $40,000, raised thru “Bonus Gift reduce the death rate by 30 per . 0 1 Having unexpected guests is Coupons,” to purchase special cent. no problem for Marg Shainin. equipment (Thermography, ’The Health Committee of the COLLEGE The mother of seven children, Mammography) for use in local club is also Collecting she once owned three screening for early detection of “Bonus Gift Coupons to help NOTES refrigerators to hold all the WonH Dance breast cancer. This equipment CSFWC to reach their $40,000 necessities. Her husband, a will be placed in a strategically goal. These coupons can be Robert L. Rozman, son of Mr. busy executive, can bring home located hospital or clinic where found on various paper goods, and Mrs. Robert W. Rozman of a visitor to dine any time he mass screening can be detergents and other household With Girl Friend 345 Hackmatack St. was wants. Marg hardly bats an available to the majority of products. The club is asking promoted to Army captain eyelash and will serve a meal HIGHLAND PARK Connecticut women. everyone to save coupons and while serving as a personnel that the guest would think had By Abigail Van Buren In connection with Breast mail them to or call Mrs. John management officer with the taken days in the planning. C 107SbyChlcegoTrlbune>N.Y. NtwtSynd.Jnc. Cancer Awareness Day, the Pitts, 51 Goodhill Rd., South 4th ROTC Region at Ft. Lewis, “The »children have always Manchester Junior Women’s Windsor or Mrs. Edmund brought a lot of friends home. I “ T/ie Choicest Meat In TownI** Club urges all women to obtain O’Donnell, 256 Green Rd. For a Wash. used to make things I could m u i i i i m DEAR ABBY: I am from Houston, and the women down a free pamphlet from the cook ahead. Also, my father 317 Highland Street, Manchester here do not ask the men to dance. At least I’ve never seen it lived with us at one time,” says done. Marg. This last Easter, she had Happy r^OIIPOW OFFFR) I date a man who takes me to a place where people sit Nassiff Photo Jay Dee Photo A VERY SPECIAL SALE AT WATKINS prepared a dinner for five peo around and drink beer. There’s music, and every now and ple but had 10 at the last Mother^ then one of the women will ask one of the men to dance. The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss« HARTF9RD and MANCHESTER minute. L ast night I was feeling pretty good, so for the first time I Denise Ann Murphy of Cynthia J. Krause of Mary Therese Dalton of “No problem. I keep a good Day asked my man friend if he would dance with me. He said he Chesapeake, Va., formerly of Manchester to Clinton G. Bragg Manchester to John Frank supply of cheese on hand; made didn’t feel like dancing. In less than a minute, a strange Manchester, to Terry Bernard Jr., also of Manchester, has Zajac of Hartford, has been an a dip for shrimp. I just cooked This Sunday woman came over and asked him to dance with her. He said King of Kansas City, Mo. has been announced by her parents, nounced by her parents, Mr. some extra vegetables and to all our “yea” without batting an eye. (The woman didn’t know that been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Krause of and Mrs. William M. Dalton of SAVE ^600 everyone had plenty to eat.” Wonderful he Had just turned me down, so it wasn’t her fault.) Mr. and Mrs. Sean A. Murphy 239 Spring St. 75 Brent Rd. FACTORY AUTHORIZED SPECIAL “What sort of things does 30< off When he started for the floor, I said, “Okay, you just of Chesapeake, Va., formerly of Mr. Bragg is the son of Mr. your family like best?” I asked. Mothers ALBA INSTANT turned me down. Now there’s gonna be big trouble!” Manchester. and Mrs. Clinton Bragg Sr. of 86 Mr. Zajac is the son of Mr. “Oh, just simple things,” was from the I really blew my top and asked to be taken home. He said Mr. King is the son of Leo Dartmouth Rd. and Mrs. Walter Zajac of Hart- • JV..HAMMOND the reply, “like roast beef and Entire Staff NON FAT DRY MILK I acted like a baby. (I’m nearly 50.) King of Atichison, Kan. and The bride-elect was a graduate ford. One of tha most advaneod organs on tho msrkot I say, a man’s lady friend should be more important to today...improvlso with a multitude of sound oflocts at your Yorkshire pudding. A favorite of your MAKES 14 QT8. Mrs. Elizabeth King of Kansas of Manchester High School. She • The bride-elect was him than a stranger. He said he was just being polite. We fingertips. Before you buy any organ, you owe It to dish on Sunday mornings is Good Thru Saturday, May 10th. City, Mo. is employed as a designer at graduated from Manchester Highland may break up over this although I’m sure we love each The bride-elect attended yourself to come and see this electronic marvel. eggs Benedict.” Krause Florist in Manchester. High School and will graduate Mrs. Shainin shows her Irish five-layer salad. *ark REDEEM AT HIGHLAND PARK MARKET other. Who was wrong? Highland Park School in Yorkshire pudding isn’t real Her fiance was graduated in June from Hartford Hospital WAS $2595 NOW $1995______which Marg is president, Vi teaspoon mace HURT IN HOUSTON Manchester and was graduated - ly pudding. The batter is Market... IJM ITON^OUPOI^EyAM ^^^^ "ifrom Manchester High School School of Nursing. brought the recipe back from a Vi. teaspoon salt TOREOMLlI similar to that for popovers. In from Deep Creek High School in and is a part-time student at A. trip to Ireland last fall. Taking Vi teaspoon hot pepper sauce DEAR HURT: Your man friend owes you an apology for H M M O li lUMMOID HAMM0NAm2 the early days, a pan of Chesapeake, Va. I. Prince Technical School in Her fiance was graduated HAMMOND 1 Yorkshire pudding was set the tour, was Mrs. Charles 2 packages frozen artichoke accepting another woman’s invitation to dance after having She is the granddaughter of EllM Ifilniit Model E-Wahnit w/tona caniet turned you down. And you owe him one for having made a Hartford. He is employed at from Hartford High School and 3227 Piper I beneath the roast being cooked Hullinger of Springfield, Ohio, hearts, thawed and cut in half Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. NHhl2SLetlio 32-Note XfiO, sHh LetGe waburt scene in public. Kiss and make up. Maybe you both learned Pratt & Whitney Division of attended Greater Hartford $ 9 9 5 1 on an open fire. The drippings wife of the immediate past 12 ozs. frozen crab, drained lllllllllltillllllllllllll Murphy Jr. of Blast St., Hebron. S 2 4 9 S S 2 9 9 S $ 2 9 0 5 something. United Technologies Corp. in Community College. He is from the meat fell into the pan president of the American 1 cup cooked shrimp Her fiance was graduated IMiWWVWWHMNQII) M R D L-212 WURUT2ER-4027 I East Hartford. employed by Elasco Corp. of HAMMOND of pudding below. Many cooks College of Orthopedic Surgeons. Arrange artichokes in 9x9x2 from Westport High School in sHh ihytbni «/symthesizer 1 DEAR ABBY: Having just read your answer to Bloomfield. T-292-Wilnut 3227 Piper make their Yorkshire pudding She was born in Ireland and the greased casserole. Add seafood Kansas. The couple is planning a Nov. Church Model walnat cbetry I “NEEDS A REAR,” I feel I must make a correction. 8 wedding at Concordia $ 9 9 5 in the baking pan. Marg makes recipe is an old one from her and cover with sauce. Cover A foam rubber fanny is not “the living end”—it’s the ’The couple is planning a June ’The couple is planning an S 2 1 9 5 S 1 4 9 5 $ 1 6 0 5 1 U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS!) Lutheran Church in April 24, 1976 wedding. hers in a skillet. family. with aluminum foil and bake 20 14 wedding at St. Mary’s Church B4LDIIinN DKOffi dead end! BA1DWM81-D HAMM()IR>-1143 THOMAS-135 1 She takes about Vi cup drip You make the salad 24 hours minutes in preheated oven at BAINBRIDGE, N.Y. in Chesapeake, Va. Manchester. Wahwt Spinet All Meats Are Freshly Cut: They’re Never Pre-Packaged! Walnut Spinet maple - spinet special I pings and fat from her roasting in advance. It is beautiful 325. Do not overcook. Serve w/fantom fingen n/fantoni lingers $ 5 0 5 $ 4 0 5 1 pan. The sides of an iron skillet served in a crystal-clear bowl. with saffron rice. Note: deviled DEAR BAIN: Touche. . .which is also “the end.” lyr. old USDA CHOICE SEMI-BONELESS $ 1 6 9 5 should be coated with the drip Amazingly, the lettuce is as hard-cooked eggs may be USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE • tg lM M I pings and the pan should be crisp as if it had just been layered with artichokes. USDA CHOICE L8WREY-R0K 1 De a r ABBY: How do you feel about a man kissing com PRELUDE HAMM0ND-U43 very hot. Marg puts the pan in picked. Marg’s husbaiiOOhrian, is SHORT CHUCK ROGERS TRN Early American 1 CHUCK another man—on the cheek? . 314 Spinet-Walnut spinet the oven while she makes the Irish Five-Layer Salad president of The Dorian Shainin CHUCK When my daughter and her husband come to visit us, I ABOUT TOWN 3 manual theatre Cherry I : RIBS OF lyr. oM $ 1 0 9 5 batter. She uses eggs that have Institute, management con STEAK , STEAK first greet them by kissing my daughter, then kissing my s a v B $ 2 0 0 0 $ 1 4 9 5 1 In large salad bowl 1st CUT ROAST $ 1 4 9 5 been allowed to come to room (preferably glass) with straight sultants. Her son Peter is CENTER CUT son-in-law on the cheek. It seems a natural, friendly thing BEEF (Formerly CaTifomia Roast) 1 MLV ■ SKCUl • MllE siooe HMWMa coKOHC/un 1 m ■ tiok. ■ UK UM iHHaa t m a m m | temperature. “It makes a fluf sides, shred one head of lettuce, married, has 3 children, lives in for me to do, and my son-in-law never seems to mind it. 1116 Organization of The Han river. For directions call 646- Zion Evangelical Lutheran fier product,” she states. dried well. the state of Washington. Carol My wife now tells me to cut it out. She says it isn’t right dicapped (OTH) will meet Mon 5015 or 646-7786. Election of of Church. SALES - RENTAU - NEW AND USED - INSTRUCTIONS - TERMS - TRADE I : DEALER RLUE RDOK VALUE Atop lettuce, place one layer is in Waterbury, Beth is a Sister c c c OA/* for a man to kiss another man. day from 7:30 to 9 p.fh. in the ficers will be held. Yorkshire Pudding of each of following or mix all of Notre Dame, teaches in Will you please tell me what is wrong with it? I do not go social room at Mayfair St. Stephen’s Prayer Group of 1 scant cup flour together for one layer: Vz cup Hartford’s inner city. Richard around kissing men as a rule, but my father used to Idss me An Ascension Day worship rV4Vl» lb. Gardens. The meeting is open St. Mary’s Episcopal Church 2 eggs, at room temperature each chopped onion, celery and lives in New York City, Ellen ^ lb. ‘ (on the cheek), and I never thought anything of it. service with Coinmunion will 17 OAK STREET - MANCHESTER - TEL. 643-5171 AFFECTIONATE FATHER to all handicapped persons un will meet tonight at 8 at the ^241 ASYLUM STREET - HARTFORD - TEL. 522-7201 1 cup milk plus 2 tablespoons green pepper, grated carrot. and Mary are college students L®® V, der 65 who reside east of the take place tonight at 7:30 at church. drippings Next place a layer of one and Barbara is attending Butcher Service DEAR FATHER: I think genuine affection, and any Note: 2 tablespoons drippings package of frozen tiny peas, preparatory school.. USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE are added to batter in addition thawed enough to separate easi Correction Last Week’s USDA CHOICE demonstration of it, is not only permissible, it’s beautiful. I to the quantity used for baking ly; then a layer of six ounces Column — Recipe for Coco- At Our Service Meat CHUCK SHOULDER CHUCK CONFIDENTIAL TO THE MATURE TEENAGER: (drained weight) of chopped Marsh Nut Bars. Quantity for SHOULDER in the skillet. ' The May issue of “Teen” magazine now on the newsstands black olives. Atop olives, marshmallows is 2 cups. Size of Beat eggs until light and fluf Department, You See ROAST STEAK ROAST ROAST has an excellent article entitled, “Your Body/His Body.” I Downtown Parkade sprinkle IVz tablespoons sugar. (Foimeiiy London Broil) fy. Then, beat in eggs and flour baking pan is 9x13. 1st CUT CENTER CUT recommend it highly. Mon-Tue-Wed-FrI-Sat. 9:30-5:30 Mon.-Sat. 10-6 Then, spread over all, as a little at a time, beginning and Note: Will publish shortly Thur. 9:30-9 Tue-Wed-Thur-FrI 10-9 ending with milk. And a pinch icing, one pint of mayonnaise. some of the frequently Both Sides of the of salt and 2 tablespoons beef Over mayonnaise, sprinkle 6 requested recipes such as Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal drippings. Pour mixture into ounces shredded sharp cheddar Frijoles Negros (black beans), Meat You Buy! $119 $119 0 reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. 5 5 c Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. skillet in which Vi cup drippings cheese, four slices bacon Kiss-Me-Cake and others. '1 V V have been heated until very hot. cooked crisply and crumbled. lb. \ ^ lb. : lb. For Abby’s new booklet, “What Teen-agers Want to Bake 10 minutes in preheated Shake grated Parmesaiuiheese ^ Know,” send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr., 450-degree oven. Then, reduce lightly over above. C o v c t bowl Beverly HiUs, CaUf. 90212. Please enclose a long, heat to 350 and bake 10-15 tightly with clear wrap and Chess Title self-addressed, stamped (204) envelope. minutes longer until pudding is refrigerate 24 hours. When ser Awarded To puffy and has risen in center. ving, be sure to cut each portion (Use lOVz” skillet). Serve with to bottom of bowl. Serve in Dr. Platz roast beef. wedges. Serves 10-12. Durliao r Eggs Benedict is a popular Two more choices from Dr. Joseph Platz of 6 Bates Youths Score In Quiz; dish for brunch. Take a toasted Margaret’s extensive collec Rd., has been notified by the BLACK PEPPER...... 8-oz. tin 99< FtfsfOfFHieTbnn-^^ ^ United States Chess Federation English muffin half. Top with tion: Durkaa 3-oz. Can O / A A a To Compete May 15-16 Hollandaise sauce. Try Marg’s “Healthful” or “Budget” that he has been given the title easy Hollandaise made in the of USCF Master Emeritus. good Chicken Salad FRENCH FRIED ONIONS .0 / 9 9 * This title is reserved for p m a u c E ’Three members of the Church blender. IVz cups cooked diced chicken torian of his graduating class players who have led a dis 0 A C Durkaa A / A A j . of the Nazaren^ in Manchester B lender IVz cups brown rice cooked in there, has been the coach of the tinguished chess career before were on the Connecticut Valley Hollandaise Sauce rich chicken broth POTATO STICKS. 7.. c „ Z / 9 9 * local team as well as of the the institution of the USCF Zone Bible quiz team which Melt Vz cup butter until hot Vz cup sliced pimento-stuffed JUMBO LETTUCE...... 3 s ^ 1 . 0 0 placed first in the New England Connecticut Valley Zone team. news rating system. Currently, only but not brown. Place 3 egg green olives District Bible Quizzing Contest. He has had six years of active eight other players hold the ti Bible quizzing and completed yolks (which have come to */z teaspoon garlic salt and JUMBO PAPER TOWELS 3/99* They are: Peggy Ford, Julie buy ‘Mom’ room temperature) in blender. tle in the 70,000 m em ber his quizzing last year at the Vz teaspoon salt Cray Poupon 01 Jon A A a MRROTS..... Shea and Russell Fish. Add a tablespoon or more of '-z cup plain yogurt seasoned organization. I „ 2 /3 9 ‘ International Nazarene Youth Dr. Platz, 70, has been a lemon juice, then slowly add with a few drops of lemon juice The competition was held at Conference held in Switzerland, the best for less! chess player for over 50 years JAR MUSTARD . ..,. o 9 * the melted butter as you con or wine vinegar and one teas the Church of the Nazarene in where he placed third in Dad...Don't forget Mother's Day Is May llth i and attributes his success to his CUBIT HEAIITS tinue to blend. Add cayenne, poon curry powder 39* Waltham, Mass. Others on the dividually and was also a teacher Dr. Emanuel Lasker, championship team were salt and pepper to taste. Good Combine ingredients, mix WINDEX z.., m,3 9 * member of the winning team. \ who was a world champjon Sharon Rines and Joanne for eggs Benedict, over fresh lightly and chill. Garnish with a All Purpose Claanar ^ A A By virtue of their high scores. asparagus on toast, broccoli, few slices of pimiento-stuffed chess player for 27 years. ^ 4 S^ECT CUCUMBERS... 2/39* Pease, both of Dalton, Mass. In Miss Ford and Miss Shea, se Dr. Platz award was based on cauliflower.At a recent olives. Serves four. YELLOW OR GREEN A A a dividual awards were made to cond and fifth, respectively, 53 first prizes in championship FORMULA 409 .. . .64-02. bottle ■ bZ w luncheon, a group of ladies Pearl’s Seafood and each member. will join three others to form tournaments with numerous se were treated to five-layer SQUASH ,1.29* T he quizzing covered members of New England Artichoke Casserole cond and third prizes. In exhibi salad. Beverly Malone, who questions and quoting of scrip District team. They each Combine: tion games against four world ..60 count serves on the board of directors FAMILY NAPKINS 2/39* ture under a strict time limit received a team trophy and a 1 can cream of shrimp soup, un champions. Dr. Platz won from of the Manchester Public Rhodas 1-lb. Loavaa B 4 4 A l from St. Paul’s First and Se $25 scholarship to Eastern diluted three and tied the fourth contes- Health Nursing Association of 4 tablespoons dry white wine cond Epistles to the Nazarene College. iL 111111111111 BREAD DOUGH...... 5 / ’ 1 . 1 9 Corinthians. This competition ’Tfiis newly formed team will Sunny was against teen-agers of this now represent New England in church denomination in the advanced Bible quizzing at the ORANGE JUICE..... 12-oz.can 29*I STORE fust A Friendly ^ states of Rhode Island, regional competition. May 15-16 Blrdsoya Cut or Fronch A / A A . * Massachusetts, New in Lansdale, Pa. HOURS: Hampshire, Vermont and Forty contestants ages 12-19, GREEN BEANS 3 / 8 9 * Reminder... Connecticut. from eight districts from the Raal Gold A A A ' Brian Kilpatrick, a senior at eastern states will participate S in c e t 9 1 3 Mon. & Tues. Manchester High School, who to complete quizzing this year. SERVICES, 3 0 S POTATOES 5.bb..89* lil 6:00 There’s Always was recently appointed valedic Swaat LHa G-oz. Cart m / A A a Plenty of Free GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 4 / 8 9 * Wed., Thurs & Fri. and Easy Wakoflald A A ^ *til 9:00 Parking at spring savings Sat. & Sun. Highland Plan Saturday Concert SHRIMP...... z.p,„99* Park Rich’s Vanilla KA a ’til 6:00 Plummer, Kathy Coons, sale Marketf plus Students of Werner Piano, Clayton Brendle. ' takedow n ■ rebang CREME PUFFS...... „....pi,,.09* Friendly and Organ and Vocal Studio, 953 Also, Karen Gustafson, > cash and carry The Above Main St., with their instructors Chock Full VNuts A A ^ i Courteous Kristen Stahl, Elizabeth guaranteed length Specials Are Karen W. Pearl and Gladys Schendel, Karen Daley, Karen a great ‘bag’ buy! decorator fold finishing POUNDCAKE 1.11, pc, 8 9 * CarryOut Grover will present a concert Cosgrove, Marla Levy, Nancy fantastic savingsl worth much morel Drapery Cleaning even hemlines Good for the residents of the Masonic Sieffert; Kim < Socha, Susan bright white handbags Swaat Ufa AA a Service designers shells polyester pants Thru Home and Hospital in Brown. Maria Turnbull, REAL CREAM TOPPING ic ..9 9 * from Wallingford Saturday at 7 p.m. Cristina Turnbull, Leanne Turn- Full fashioned, nylon knlts...a wealth of Casual, lightweight, colorful, comfortable Mom will love themi What a selectloni They are being sponsored by spring colors to go with everything In 49 9 Saturday, Our Staff! bull, Carole Schreiber, Andra fashion pants for MomI Easy pull-on Shiny white summer vinyl-wipes cleani A Call for Free Estimate!!! 872-0166 Nawl Hood’s Nu Form O O * Temple Chapter, OES. your closetl Jewel neckline or mock 999 Grasis. style. Timeless styling, quality construc style toe everyone...shoulder bags, dou May 10th. Those students performing are turtleneck. Convenient back lp. 34-40. .. .8-02. pkg., all flavors ^ 2 tion! ble handles, swaggers, compartment DRESSING 9 Minnetta Yost, Wendy (Discontinued Styles.) sportswear, values to $14 $8 values • Textured solids In Petite and Average. styles and morel Each superior qualityl Ziebarth, Christine Fisher, downtown and Parkade. • Patterns In sizes 8-18 handbags, downtown and Parkade. values tO $13 • 1237 Hartford Tnpke., Vernon Kathleen Horgan, Peter Shea, Toledo Bend Reservoir, popu lar recreational and fishing area sportswear, downtown and Parkade. • 10 Harlow St., Rockville Christine Cecchini, on the western border of Loui • 521 East Middle Tnpke., Manchester Shea, Deborah Pearl, I^aedra SiitvVIH Cockerham, Julie Caron, siana, covers 181,600 acres, of • 35 Windsor Ave., Rockville Ginger Andreoli, Betsy which 100,000 acres is in Loui SERVICES in u iiiiu u in n iiiiiiii siana. I . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thura., May 8,1975 - PAGE THIRTEEW PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thura., May 8 .1W5 Mr$. John Fletcher Jr, Heads / ABOUT Women*s Club of Manchester TOWN Marie A. Grando of San Vi Diego, Calif, and Lt. Cmdr. THE BA BY Mrs. John Fletcher Jr. of Ir- the nation’s bicentennial, the 4!^ Fred Parker Leonard n i of La v l^ St. was re-elected presi Women’s Gob will publish a Jolla, Calif, were married April IS N A M ED dent of the Womoi’s Qub of co(d(book of members’ favoite The board of trustees of Se 26 in North Chapel at the Naval Manchester at a receot annjjal recipes and menus, Mrs. Odell cond Congregational Church Training Center in San Diego, meeting at wfaidi 27 wennen announced. will meet tonij^t at 7:30 in the M o t h e r 's Day Plates P CaBf. were honored as members of Mrs. S ieara announced a churdi pakMT. The bride is the daughter of lliMhwinter, Christopher Joseph, son of Michael J. and the former Manchester preview of programs for the Capt. (Ret. USMC) and Mra. Monica Garzione Nashwinter of Cenens Rd., Rockville. He was Mothers’ (]l(d>, forerunner of 1975-76 season: Dessert card Manchester Composite John Paul Grando of San Diego, born ^>ril 23 at Manchester Manorial H o^tal. His paternal the present organization. party and “bidders’ chance” on Squadron of the Gvil Air Patrol Calif. The bridegroom is the son grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Nashwinter of Niagara Mrs. Robert Mongell was home-baked goods. Sept. 22; will meet tonight from 7 to 9:30 of Lt. Col. (Ret. USAF) and F i ^ , N.Y. He has a brother, Keith, 3. elected as recording secretary. men’s night and "Instant at the Moichesta State Ar Mrs. Fred P. Leonard II of Other ofOcera re-electe4 in Theata” by members of the mory, 330 Main St. All young Woles, George Fergusson Jr,, son of George F. and Blargaret Manchester. clude Mrs. David Barry, first New Britain.-. R epertory pec^le from Grade 7 through Chaplain John Gomes per Wolcott Wales of 91 Goodwin S t He was bom April 23 at vice-presidoit; Mrs. ( ^ r g e ’Theater, Oct. 27; “What to high school are invited. ’Those formed the double-ring Manchester-Memorial Hoq;iital. His maternal grandparents are Naezkowski, second vice- Look for in a Painting,” by wishing more information may kfr. and Mire. Lister H. Wolcott of 54 Cambridge St. His paternal ceremony. president; Mrs. Horace Brown, Elaine Auchmoody, Nov. 12; caU 6456344 or 8756870. Miss Sheryn Bozarth of grandmother is Mrs. George S. Wales of 81C Charter Oak St. His treasurer, and Mrs. Hairy Sin- tasting supper and Christmas Sausalito, Calif, was maid of maternal great-grandfath^ is John S. Wolcott of 189 Main St. namon, corresponding music by the children’s choir of honor. Bridesmaid was Miss secretary. St. Mary’s Episcopal Chach, Jill E. Leonard of Manchester, Horace, Jonathan Michael, son of Harry S. Jr. and Ruth A. Committee chairmen named Decemba. the bridegroom’s sister. Miss Reece Horace of 46 Nike Circle. He was bora April 26 at for 1975-76 are Mrs. Louis Also, an "Information Melissa Phillips of San Diego, Mandiester Memorial Hospital, His maternal grandpuaitsare (]hampeau and Mrs. Raymond Please” panel discussion by Calif, was flower girl. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Reece Jr. of Newport News, Va. His Ruddell, publicity; Miss Magda representatives of various town Lt. Paul Ringwood, USN, of paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Iforace of Neznik and Mrs. Richard Moia- commissions, moderated by La Jolla, Calif, was best man. Phoenix, Ariz. and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilkerson of sian, hospitality; Mrs. David Mrs. J(dui Malone, January; Homosassa Springs, Fla. His great-grandparents are Mr. and Shearer and Mrs. Marge Flynn, “How to Make Terrariums,” by Ushers were Lt. Rick Phillips, MRS. JOHN FLETCHER USN, of San Diego, Calif, and Mrs. William A. Reece Sr. and Mrs. Grace Besaul of Newport program; Mrs. Vernon Muse Miss Millicent Jones, John Grando Jr., the bride’s News, Mrs. Fred Pierce of Tarpon Springs, Fla., and Mr. and and Mrs. John Horton, JR. February; “Music from the At brother. Mrs. Sam Lyles of Homosassa, Fla. membership; Nfrs. Walter Ford tic,” by Wesley Reed, March; A reception was held at Ad and Mrs. Tracy Heavens, Fred Hoppa, Mrs. John P. annual meeting and bicenten miral Kidd Officers’ (Hub. welfare; Mrs. Oiarles Hamilton Hutchinson. nial program, April; dinna Mrs. Leonard is employed as. Bassett, Linda May, daughter of George W. Jr. and Kathleen yearbook; Mrs. Richard Also, Mrs. Arthur H. Uling, meeting and musical variety by a bookeeper for Carsons Cockeiham Bassett of Stafford Springs.- ^ was bora May 1 at Reichenbach, finance; Mrs. Mrs. Walter Keeney, Mrs. Karl Little Theater of Manchester, Construction Co. in La Mesa, Rockville General Hospital. Her m atoual grandparents are Mr. Chester Ferris, telephone; Mrs. Kehla, Mrs. Everett Kennedy, May. Calif. Lt. Cmdr. Leonard is a and Mra. Anthony Maulucci of 60 Chambers St. Her patoiial Rudolidi Gorsch, nominating, Mrs. Ranald Lingard, Miss pilot witii the U. S. Navy and is grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Bassett Sr. of Plains Rd., and Mrs. Elmer Odell, Mary McAdams, Mrs. Richard stationed at Miramar Naval Air Tolland. She has three sisters, Lisa, Lora and Leah. bicentennial chairman. McLagan, Mrs. Edward Noren, Station in California. The list of honorees, all Mrs. John F. Pickles, Mrs. . M O R I . ERS/ Buonome, Gregory Mark, son of Mark A. and Judy Rflller members of the Women’s Club George B. Plumb, Mrs. Fred Buonome of 14 Mohegan ’Trail, Bolton. He was bom April 23 at and of the form a Mothers’ Slawson, Mrs. Albert Todd, V 9 W JWmm wt W WwHWi HavlOT Mrs. Fred Parker Leonard III Hartford Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Club, includes Mrs. Gladys Mrs. W. Randall Toop, Mrs. Open 24 Hours Oally Russell Miller of 47 Buckingham St. His paternal grandparoits Boyd, Mrs. Barbaa Cbnklin, Wirth Velte, Mrs. Roy B. are Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Buonome of Rocky Hill. His great- Mrs. Aaron C!ook, Mrs. Stanley Warren, and Mrs. Leland T. FOR EMERGDIGY SERVKI grandparents are Mrs. William Richter of 43 EUro St., Mr. and Clulow, Mrs. Charles Oockett, Wood. Puglielll Photo Mrs. Edward Miller of Longview St., RockviUe, and Mrs. Joseph Mrs. J. E. Elliott, Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Heavens and Mrs. Muse Massa of North Haven. He has two sisters, Melissa, 3, and Stacy, (]ieis, Mrs. Hayden L. Griswold, presented corsages to the I m MomumnI /ABOUT Mrs. Sidney Harrison, Mrs. honorees, whose “continuing in HEATIII8 Oil Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore T. Lopes terest in Women’s Club, TOWN i sometimes interrupted by a OILMIIIIIEII & Hedy Sara Fischel of traveling, Mrs. Lopes wore a move from town or other cir HEATINOINSTALUTIOII Waltham, Mass, and Salvatore navy and white polkadot jacket, A setback card game will be OTH Sets cumstance, has made the club Thomas Lopes, also of red slacks, white blouse, and played Friday at 7:30 p.m. in strong,” according to Mrs. 643-5135 Waltham, were married April navy accessories. The couple Cronin Hall of Mayfair New Date Fletcher. 315 Canter S t Mancheeter 20 at Cottage Crest in Waltham. will reside in Waltham. Gardens. Play is open to all (d) MENUS As part of its observance of The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Lopes is employed by Mayfair residents. Mr. and Mrs. Markus Fischel of the Department of Health, For Sale Pittsfield, Mass. The Education and Welfare in Jehovah’s Witnesses will Elderly School bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Boston, Mass. Mr. Lopes is have a theocratic ministry add litter^ The Organization of The Han (^ncettina Lopes of Waltham employed as a social studies The following menus will be (Cafeteria menus which will school tonight at 7:30 and a ser served May 12-16 at Mayfair be served in Manchester Public dicapped will conduct a tag sale and the late Joseph Lopes. teacher at Lexington (Mass.)i vice meeting at 8:35 at Sunday, June 8 from 9 a.m. to 5 The church was decorated High School. Gardens and West Hill Gardens Schools, May 12-16, are as SAVE * u Kingdom Hall. p.m. in the parking lot at 3 * 1 0 with baskets of gladioli and for all Manchester residents follows: ova 60. Reservations are taken Monday: Hambag gravy on McDonald’s paking lot on W. chrysanthemums for the Center St. The sale had double-ring ceremony. Robert you can add in person only at the Gardens on whipped potato, buttered peas Monday prior to the week of the and carrots, bread, butter, originally been set for May 4 D. Felice was organist. but was postponed due to the in milk, oatmeal cookies. The bride, given in marriage luncheons. Menu is subject to clement weather. New rain Electric Gift F or Mom PINEHURST ICE CREAM change. Tuesday: Frankfurt on a roll by her father, wore a chiffon date is June 15. and silk organza gown designed Monday: Breaded veal with buttered green beans, potato SALE gravy, mixed juice, baked sticks, milk, vanilla pudding with long sleeves and bodice All this week save 50i on each 'A gallon of Sealtest Ice Items made by the han flocked in blue and white with potato, carrots, white bread, with fruit sauce. dicapped, as well as articles Cream...No Coupons...No Llmlt...FIII Your Freezer... anyfliing tapioca pudding, butter or W ^esday: Spaghetti with embroidered trim on sleeves exhibited by individuals and and at hemline which ter magarine, milk or coffee. meat sauce, tossed salad, groups will be available. . minated into a train. Her veil of SEALTEST ICE CREAM (also subtract, and divide) Tuesday: Baked chicken, bread, butter, milk, orange SAVE Anyone wishing to donate silk illusion was attached to a A ll $1.49 Flavors H gallon cranberry sauce, mashed sherbet. items or sponsor a table silk headpiece trimmed with potato, collard greens, corn Thasday: Baked meat loaf themselves, individuals or embroidery. She carried a muffin, fruited jello, butter or parslied potato, whole kernel 99 * organizations, may call 646-7786 Contiuoiis-Cleaning bouquet of pink roses, daisies, margarine, milk or coffee. corn, bread, butter, milk, (All $1.59 flavors on sale at $1.09 'A gallon) for further information. carnations and baby’s breath. Wednesday: Italian tomato pears. Miss Virginia Bachand of sauce with cheese, tossed Friday: Tuna fish grinder, Proceeds will benefit the Oven-Broiler Southbridge, Mass, was maid of Martinson’s Hits COFFEE *1.00 lb. salad, stuffed shells, roll, fruit cup, milk, ice cream. OTH. cookie, dressing, butter or honor. She wore a mint green KraH’a 18 Oz. Land of Lakat for (Wily ^1995 margarine, milk or coffee. crepe dress designed with Em pire waist, long sleeves and V- BARBEQUE Thursday: Hamburg patty neckline. She wore a matching BUHER with mushroom gravy, Mrs. Spilecki Honored at 80 picture hat and carried a basket SAUCE scalloped potato, wax beans, of white and yellow daisies. 79* lb. hamburg roll, fresh fruit, butter or margarine, milk or Mrs. Mary Spilecki of New families. Her sons are Frank Bridesmaids were Miss Joyce < Spilecki of Manchester, Stanley Cardinal of North Adams, 61 coffee. port, R.I., was honored on her All Flavora, 48 Oz. Cana Friday: Baked filet of fish, 80th birthday at a party at Spilecki of Hamden and Robert Mass, and Mrs. Mary Salerno of Spilecki of Newington. She also paslied potato, lemon wedge, Willie’s Steak House. Manchester, the bridegroom’s has nine grandchildren. Regular sister. Hj C JUICE...... 4 9 ‘ broccoli, dark bread, fruit Mrs. Spilecki was born May 3, They wore gowns similar to Checkmate 1720 Electronic cocktail over cake, tartar 1895 in Newport. Mrs. Spilecki was presented ♦39.99 Bright, easy-to-rearl with her family tree engraved that worn by the honor atten Shop PInehunt Meat Dept tor PERDUE ROASTING Pocket Calculator w ith sauce, butter or margarine, Attending the birthday party CHICKENS, FRYERS, BROILERS which are featured this 8-digit display. were her three sons and their on a bronze plaque. dant and maize picture hats carrying case milk or coffee. The carried baskets of yellow week at BBC lb. daisies. With cook out season about here, we remind you of our 4 Manufacturer’s Sale Ends Saturday Mario Salerno of Manchester to the lb. freshly vjound Lean Beef Patties. Automatic power shutoff su^ested retail Special oven coating gradually reduces soil as you was his brother-in-law’s best Buy one or a dozen of these fine pattles...keep some In bake or roast. Hand clean racks or major spills. In saves b atteries price, $39.95. man. Ushers were Michael your freezer. They are also available, freshly frozen In 4 lb. finite range thermostat and removable glass door. Abedon of Cambridge, Mass, boxes. w hen n ot in use. and Harold Krause of Natick, Ask About Sears Credit Plan Wa have BUTTER BA U TURKEYS 88 small aa 6 1 /2 lbs. and Mass. Floating decimal A reception was held at Cot as largs as 14 Hm . tage Crest in Waltham, after Triple function clear point shows NERICAN PINEHURST GRUCERY INC. dollars and cents which the couple left on a trip to 302 Main sOpen Thurs. and FrI. til 8 P.M. key plus Montego Bay, Jamica. 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Other leeatiena Siro«fllio.t ComwcUe«l T PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 8,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 8, 1975 - PAGE FIFTEEN Proposed Hebron Budget Hartford Wants to Cut Pay Toilet Ban Proposal Voted Down in Cincinnati Goes to Voters Monday PUZt DEPT. STOff Project Concern Payment CINCINNATI (UPI) - A city up our restrooms until we put (Wt H m A Notton To riMM) COURT CASES council commiittee has voted locks on the outside door,” said Anne Dallaire Career Talks Nojct to nrank’s Soponm itotv down an attempt to ban pay Six speakers discussed their East IM M o Taka.. Waochaalar funds paid for city students less per child than is now L.D. Wilson of White Castle Correspondent SOUTH WINDSOR operating with unsafe tires, Glenstone Dr., Vernon, fourth- toilets. Six witnesses testified Slxe Hcralil respective careers with sixth attending school here. received, or $962 less in an COMMON PLEAS COURT Restaurants. | 228-3267 Judy Kuehnel both noUed. the pay-as-you-go system helps I grade students at Gilead Hill Nearly 40 Project Concern ticipated funds this year. Otoographlcnl Area 19 degree larceny, nolled. , The motion to ban pay toilets. A proposed budget of $2,253,- GIFT IDEAS FROM Correspbndent Clarence Lewis, 29, of 82 deter vandalism. • To designate the Hebron School Tuesday, under spon children are how bused to South School Board Chairman Cile Rockvilla Saaslon Roger R. Labrie, 44,17 Jordt had been introduced by coun-; 297 — representing a projected 644-1364 Union St., Rockville, evading Pay toilets cost a dime here. Elementary School as the new sorship of the Junior Women’s PLAZA FOR MOTHER... Windsor. The contract between Decker has been notified by Thomas 0. Mayo, 29, of 98 W. St., Manchester, fourth-degree cilwoman Bobbie Stem who- three-mill increase in the The South Windsor Board of responsibility changed to At a hearing before the law polling place, replacing the Ciub. Hartford and South Windsor Hartford officials that they are Main St., Rockville, pleaded larceny, nolled. \ contended they discriminated' town’s tax rate and a $96,787 in Education is considering a failure to show license, fined John V. McQuillan, 20, of and public safety committee, Town Office Building. The program is an annual expires in June. proposing a figure of $700 per guilty to six counts of issuing against women. crease over the current budget req u est from. H artfo rd ’s $35. Richard Rogers, lobbyist for a • To authorize the Board of event of the club and Education If the request is approved, the child be paid to a town the size bad checks, one count of fourth- East Hartford, fourth-degree — will be presented to Hebron • Purses Project Concern officials that Linda D. North, 39 Vernon company that makes pay toilet Selectmen to file an application Connmittee Chairman Cyrilla '1 school board would receive $26 of South Windsor, opposed to degree larceny, three counts of larceny, nolled. townspeople at Monday’s an South Windsor take a cut in Ave., Rockville, speeding locks, handed out a brochure on forms prescribed by the Willia conducted this year’s • Sleepwear the $726 Hartford now pays for third-degree larceny and one Michelina Sherriffs, DRIVEWAYS nual budget meeting, scheduled changed to failure to obey traf Neiderwerfer Rd., South Wind entitled “why pay toilets?” that American Revolution Bicenten program. each of its 37 inner-city children count of second-degree larceny for 8 p.m. at the Hebron • Pantyhose fic control sign, $15 fine. sor, fourth-degree larceny, contained comments from iCOMMEIiaALPMIIIS nial Commission of Connecticut Speakers were Carolyn attending South Windsor and was sentenced to six Elementary School. • Houseware Sharon Palenza, 22, of 754 nolled. satisfied customers. |MN-MM.eMTM^ for state financial assistance up Murphy, research scientist; classes. months in jail and probation for The recommended general Hartford Tpke., Vernon, Elizabeth Andreioli, “Energetic customers tore • OmUMit • Mm to $2,000. Mrs. Marjorie Porter, food ser • Fashion Shirts The proposal, now under coh- two years. ___ • S a r v i M government budget represents County Dems Plan operating under the influence of Edgemere Rd., Coventry, in • 'To provide workman's vices; Judy Lefelar, social sideration, is sure to respark a ^ Steven Daniowicz, 17, of East a $53,438 decrease in requests • Hanging Planters liquor, changed to failure to toxication, 30 days in jail with compensation coverage for the worker; Geraldine S. Grant, in controversy which developed Hartford pleaded guilty to a EASY TERMS presented at the budget hearing grant right of way, fined $50. execution suspended and proba LET US PRICE first selectman, town clerk, tax surance agent; Charles Eaton, last summer when Project charge of intoxication and was by various boards, with the ‘Firsts’ at Dinner She was not presented on a tion for one year with provision YOUR NEXT collector, town treasurer, engineer; and John Soderberg, Concern’s contract was up for total amount now set at $445,- fined $20. A charge of disorder charge of failure to grant one- PRESCRIPTION THOMAS IMNU building inspector and dog state trooper. renewal. she attend Alcoholics Remember: You Get ly conduct was nolled. half the highway. 556. warden. Mrs. Willis announced the While the school board took Anonymous or something The reduction from the The Tolland County Other cases disposed of: Eddie Webb, 27, of Stafford • To receive and take action gift by the Junior Women’s Ciub The Best for Less at Plaxal no action on the latter Tuesday similar. AimiURDRUG 649-6082 current year is due to substan Democratic Association, now in Robert F. Carr, 28, of 565 Springs, passing on right, on the budget document for of the first 12 titles in the night, some officials began dis tial reductions in amounts its 44th year, will institute Site Herald Talcottville Rd., Vernon, nolled; operating with unsafe 1975-1976 as recommended by Yellow Career Library. The cussing the merits of the recommended for capitol out many “firsts” at its first in operating under the influence of tires, fin^ $15. the Board of Finance. complete series contains 100 program. lay and appropriations to stallation dinner May 16 at the liquor or drugs, fined $150. Ronald J. Flanders, 36, St. • To determine the method of titles. The 1975-1976 school budget University of Connecticut. president and was editor of the Sandral Elia, 72 Diane Dr., Petersburg, Fla., fourth-degree reserve funds. payment of taxes to become estimates $26,872 in anticipated The Board of Education Gov. Ella Grasso (Connec association’s newsletter. Vernon, speeding changed to due in the 1975-76 fiscal year on revenues from Project larceny, nolled. budget, recommended at $900,- ticut’s first woman governor) failure to obey traffic control Robert C. Flower, 16, of East BO LANDES NURSERY the Grand List of October 1974. Other officers to be installed Concern. With the proposed 318 BROAD^ STREET, MANCHESTER Oppotit* the Pott Office 649-1018 000, is an increase of $63,000 and Lt. Gov. Robert Killian will signal; fined $15. Hartford, intoxication, fined • To authorize the Board of Gifts that say , ^ are; Robert Noonan, executive cuts, only $25,910 would be Marc A. LaPointe, 18, 49 OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. THURS. 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. | be the guests of honor, along $15; and disorderly conduct, over the current year but a Selectmen and town treasurer vice president; Richard Closed Sundays -k We Honor Sr. Citizen’s Odd CardsI U.S. Rep. Donald Rieglo, D-Mich., takes off his jacket as he warms up to his speech at reduction of $64,810 from the with newly elected Democratic received. Glenstone Dr., Vernon, nolled. to borrow money, if necessary, Cromle, vice president Republican School Board Wednesday’s rally of Connecticut government workers protesting the state’s proposed ‘^HappycMothers Day! State Chairman William operating under suspension and Mark Kuszik, 19, of 100 We Extend Our board’s request. in an amount not to exceed $50,- (program); Judy Dean, vice Member Joan Cushman, who The Board of Finance in O’Neill. CELEBRATE budget. (UPI photo) 000 in anticipation of the receipt ■ president (publicity); Terry last summer opposed the con arriving at the reductions, con- This will be the first time that Open Arms To of taxes for the fiscal year en Beagle, vice president tract renewal for the program Komi’S D*Y WITH sidefed salaries, employe new officers will be installed ding June 30, 1975. (membership); Dorothy — as did the board’s other Mother On benefits, utilities, maintenance Sunday, May 11 formally by the governor. In the • To act upon the town Thissel, secretary; and Ruth Republicans — again called for Bolton School Board projects, special education past, officers have simply Her Day reports for Fiscal Year 1973- Ventura, treasurer. reports outlining goals and Angry Leaders Demand transportation and placement, assumed their position at the 1974 as printed. progress made in the program. _ With The heating oil and supplies and regular meeting in May. Another first will be a special Meets Tonight at 8 • To authorize salary in Two active charter members, award to a county resident in N&s. Cushman contends the Following: materials. creases for the second year of program is not educationally There will be a bid review and Raises for State Workers ‘The Regional District 8 Board John Giarardini of Ellington the form of an honorary Donna Holland I ★ MUM P L A N TS ...... $5.95 the two-year terms beginning in valuable as it had been believed award for refuse removal, oil ★ BEGO NIAS...... $1.19 up of Education budget, approved and Charles Phelps of Andover, membership in the association. Correspondent ★ PRIMROSES...... $2.49 dressed 3,000 cheering sup the United Auto Workers, said November 1975 for the first will be given special awards. when first originated. and milk. ★ FANCY PANSIES ...... $1.49 ; HARTFORD (UPI) - Labor last Monday sets Hebron’s A Unity Award will go to an porters in the Bushnell the Democrats broke platform selectmen, two selectmen, the The association was organized One possibility confronting The school calendar for 1975- ★ HARDY AZALEAS ...... $6.95 ★ HOUSE PLANTS...... from 709 .leaders have demanded the share at $907,741. That will be association member who The Bolton Board of Educa promises on a $2.50 minimum town treasurer and tax collec in 1931 at the home of Fannie the board is to add a child to the 1976 will be presented. Ap I k VIOLETS (Miniature and Standard) return of annual pay raises and Memorial. included in the town’s budget exemplifies this quality and tion will meet tonight at 8 at the k FINE SAND TERBIUMS • I3-95 up Ronald O’Brien, president of wage, protection of farm tor; and also a salary increase Dixon Welch in Columbia. school enrollment roster, proval of custodial and ■promotions for state employes, meeting. reflects it in his or her life. Bolton Center School libraiy. the Connecticut State Federa wprkers, defining ‘‘total dis for the second year of the two- Helena Daly, the giving the board just about the maintenance contracts will be Macrame Hangers For That Special Pot Iwhile bitterly voicing disap- Also on Agenda Included on the agenda is a ability” in the Workmen’s year term beginning January association’s president-elect, The event will start at 7 p.m. same amount of money it had considered. Plus Much, Much More for Mother's Special Day! Ipointment with Democratic tion of Teachers, advocated a The following items will also review of the smoking policy by statewide general strike and Compensation Act and other 1976 for the town clerk. will be install^ by outgoing and reservations must be made anticipated receiving from If time permits, new policies ;politicians. be on the agenda for the annual Joseph Fleming, Bolton High It Mom It Handy-We Have issues. by May 10. The cost is $10 per Hartford next year. concerning drug use, teacher • On the eve of legislative ac urged organized labor to sever town meeting: president Aloysius Aheam, who School principal. person. Reservations should be This and other alternatives exchange, legal demands, and tion on a $1.43 billion austerity its ties with the Democratic will also be presented with a There will also be a review of GARDEN SUPPLIES AT 20% OFF! accompanied by a check and are to be considered over the academic freedom will be dis ibudget, an angry alliance of un party. Thomas C. Lyon, president of special award. Prior to being the quarterly budget report. Leonard F. Dube, speaking for sent to Mrs. Ventura at 30 East next few weeks, after which the cussed. iion spokesmen Wednesday ad the Conneticut State Employes Flea Market Slated elected president two years ago Association, said Gov. Ella T. he served as executive vice St., Rockville. board will probably ask Hart Grasso reneged on campaign ford’s Project Concern officials pledges, including promises for By Historical Society to appear for questioning. South Windsor Team pay hikes for all workers and binding arbitration. SOUTH WINDSOR Memorial Library booth will feature handmade articles. Judy Kuehnel Albums...the ideal way to Qualifies for Contest O’Brien termed the Correspondent Among the articles at the individual senior award by Democrats ‘‘arrogant and un 644-1364 Historical Society’s booth will treasure keepsakes. pacing the Bobcats with a Judy Kuehnel responsive” and said union The South Windsor Historical be copies of the second printing Half of Shops at Notch perfect score. South Windsor High School’s members should build a new Society will sponsor a flea of their cookbook, “Country Other team members who Math Team has qualified for party more dedicated to the in market and craft show May 17 Gourmet.” the New England Association of turned in outstanding perfor terests of working people. Indoor and outdoor plants, Will Help Pay for Light mances were: Mike Dziezynski, at First Congregational Church, Mathematics Leagues contest Dube, UAW Community Ac 993 Main St., from 10 a.m. to 5 herbs and baked goods will be Mike Falcinelli, Bob to be held at the State Mutual tion Program president, said available. Children’s activities Featherstone, Bruce Lassman, p.m. of Selectmen has requested Manchester, the Bolton Notch Assurance Co., in Worcester, the union ‘‘worked diligently to will also be held and dishes BOLTON Tim Oberg, Steve Rodier and The event will feature an Board of Finance approval for Pharmacy and Bolton Notch Mass. return friends of labor to the from colonial times will be Donna Holland Andy Schubert. tique furniture and bric-a-brac the town’s cost to install the Package Store. The math team earned this legislature and now must en as well as the works of local ar served at a snack bar. Correspondent traffic signal, on the condition The five tenants reportedly honor by their second-place tie Meeting Set counter their turned backs.” tists. Admission is 50 cents for 646-0375 England would pay one-half of not willing t o pay their share in the Connecticut State The Pleasant Valley School Included in displays will be adults and children under 12 are Bolton town officials have are Cumberland Farms, Dr. Association of Mathematics Lyon, who said Mrs. Grasso the cost. PTO of South Windsor will meet failed the labor movement, terrariums, sand paintings, admitted free. been told that tenants of the The finance board approved Paul Sherwood, The Sears League Contest held at Conard May 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the pottery, leaded glass, wooden Bolton Notch Shopping Center the $4,375 cost without con Needlepoint Shop, the U.S. Post High School May 3. issued the call for economic '.®*'“i school library. Election of of justice for 40,000 state workers. wall plaques and leather goods. have mixed opinions on helping ditions. Town meeting approval Office, and Tedford Real & A Cliff Lange earned a tie for an ficers for 197^1976 will be held. The Friends of Wood pay for a traffic signal at the is not necessary because the Estate. center. amount is under $5,000. England said he’s not willing Sears Great Gifts for Mom... First Selectman Richard England said each tenant was to make up the difference Morra said W. Harry England, asked to pay one-tenth of the between what five tenants MOTHER'S DAY shopping center owner, has told total being requested of the would contribute and what ten M AY 11™ him that only half the tenants . shopping center, about $219 per tenants would contribute. are willing to contribute for a tenant. The total cost of the traffic traffic light. England said the five tenants signal at the intersection of Rt. 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Conn., Thurs., May 8,1075 Sugar Prices Drop; Beef Goes Up HELP US CELEBRATE OUR Teen Challenge Rally MANCHESTER Returnable Bottle Bill Resumed to Committee HOSPITAL NOTES HARTFORD (UPI) - making available the 85 million Paid Jobbyists opposing the to can manufacturers and In Monthly Basic Food Survey 25tii. JUUUVERSARY Legislation to prohibit the sale bill staged one the largest cam of nonretumable beer and soda bottlers in Connecticut who paigns in memory at the State 81.99 or less. The decrease coin reflected the change. For the Expects Crowd Friday Discharged Tuesday: Robert Bagge, 176 Bissell St.; pop containers has been driven may be affected harshly by the Capitol, arguing the bill would cents a pound in Dallas, St. Jacksonville, Fla., and 89 cents By JEANNE LESEM cides with the start of the second week in a row, the low of Frances Griggk, East Hart Douglas McClure, Storrs; to what most agree is an early ban took up most of the two cause job losses. Louis and Boston, 43 cents in in Concord, N.H. UPI Food Editor preserving and canning season 65 cents a pound was reported ford; Mitchell Karpuska, 61 Mildred Cooley, Marlborough; death with the addition of a ^ hours of debate on tl^ measure. Phoenix and only 49 cents a in some areas. After St. Louis, in Los Angeles, but elsew W e it Ample storage supplies of area, the Rev. Mr. Gustafson Crestwood Dr.; Eleanor White, Scott Bucelvicius, 419 Benedict milion price tag. The first big retail F^ice pound in Los Angeles, Little Watkins Bros, especially for the the low was 81-45 in Detroit. ranged from 68 to 8129 cents a apples found a three-pound bag About 3,000 seats will be E. Middle Tpke.; Robert Dr., South Windsor; Lionel break in sugar in many months Rock, Jacksonville, Fla., and event. said. The Connecticut House pouhd, the latter in Jackson for as little as 39 cents in a available Friday night at McCormick, 6 Penn R d.; Erlon Sabourin, Sthfford Springs; opeurred M s week in a St. New York City reported a high Birminghatn, Ala. The high of There will be no adnnission The youth of the Marandtha Wednesday sent the "bottle ville, Fla. Washington, D.C., market, and Manchester High School for the Jenkins, Hartford; Annie Reed, Gregory Mlodzinski, 35 Dover Louis supermarket, where of 82.39. 69 cents a pound was reported charge. A free-will offering will bill” to the legislature’s 83.00Rebote on tho 79 cents to 8M9 in most other rally featuring the Rev. David Coffee House at Calvary' has M .; Edward Fleischman, 27 shoppers with a coupon and Retail prices for beef con Beef liver of/ers a low-cost in Atlanta and New York City’s be received. The entire offering East Hartford; Wilma WUson, Finance Committee, chaired by Wilkerson,. founder of Teen provided 1,500 gift copies of RE/\AINGTON^“Powof Control Digpf tinued to edge up, will continue alternative. Cornell’s consumer borough of Manhattan. cities. Phoenix reported the 212 Center St.; Joseph Davis Ave., Rockville. one of the bill’s staunchest op 87.50 worth of other purchases Challenge ministries and will go to the Teen Challenge “ The Cross and the high and may rise still more, education division estimates high of 81.47. Tetreault, 173 Center St.; Alice ponents, after voting. 74-70 to 300 to 900 watt* could buy a five-pound bag of ministry throughout the world. Switchblade.” the cost per serving at less than Five pounds of onions still Flour was a good buy for author of the best seller, "The Sostman, 14 Hawthorne St.; sugar for 79 cents. It was 81.79 said Cornell University’s The Rev. Mr. Wilkerson and his use state funds to soften the ot your fingortips € A A Q R cost 82.45 in St. Louis, and 81-95 baking in St. Louis, where a Cross and the Switchblade.” without the coupon and register market report in New York Ci 20 cents and suggests cooking Chairmen of the various com- Shirley Stevenson, Strant St.; measure’s impact on business. AUows fast and euy adjust- 9 # “ Linear , tactics” evolved in The rally will be in Clarke staff will receive nothing, the ty. Supermarket buyers were uniformly thick slices only until in Hartford, Honolulu, Grand five-pound bag sold for 59 cents mittees include Robert ’Thomas Maragnano, East Hart Accor4ing to-the ancient Rep. Russell L. Post Jr., R- ment of heat and air velocitf. ^ ^ the 18tb century European tab. Arena at the high school, and Rev. Kenneth Gustafson, co- report^ holding back on orders they lose their pink color. Over Rapids, Mich., Little Rock, with a coupon (99 cents Severenson of Tolland, the Rev. ford. Sagas, Leif Ericson of Iceland Canton, main backer of the bill, army with the development of In other cities covered by 700 seats are being provided in chairman of the rally, said. in anticipation of consumer cooked liver becomes tough. New York and Birmingham, without) and 68 cents in Atlan Robert Eldridge, the Rev. Raul Also, Timothy Mathewson, 34 discovered America in the year said he would try to force the firearms. The line of battle con UPI’s regular survey of basic There will be 25 counselors QUINN’S SHAVER CENTER Chicken was another Ala., but were as low as 69 ta. New York’s Manhattan the school cafeteria for the Gonzalez, William Balance and Weaver Rd.; Evelyn Warfield, food price, sugar continued to resistance. and 50 ushers from the 1,000 A.D. Ruins of a Viking set measure out of the conunittee sisted of two or three ranks cents for five pounds in borough had the high of 81.29. expected overflow crowd. 22 BIRCH 8T., MANCHESTER • 648-8520 drop, with 24 reporting it at Ground chuck prices economical substitute at 39 Manchester area serving at the the Rev. A.D. Gustafson, all of 63 Welles Rd., Talcottville; tlement in Newfoundland have before the session ends so the Dally 10-5:30; Sat. 0-2; Closed Fridays lines of men standing shoulder Dallas Holm, a former rock rally. Seven Manchester Police Manchester, and Bruce Pajot of Dale Levitt, M Oxford St.; been dated to that era by the House can vote on the measure. to shoulder. Casualties in the line w ere’replaced by reserve star, will open the program at officers will be on duty during South Windsor. Josephine Burgor, Hartford; Smithsonian Institution. Discussion on the amendment ranks. With fixed bayonets the 7:30 with a concert. The Rev. the event. The public is also invited to attackers moved forward, Mr. Wilkerson is scheduled to The 81,000 budget for the rally attend a prayer service Friday keeping their alignment, speak at 8:15. An organ and expenses is being met by at 9 a.m. at Calvary Church, E. relatively safe from enemy piano have been provided by cooperating churches in the Middle Tpke. musketry up to 100 yards away. The World Almanac notes that this was the drill for British troops in combat but was in effective against guerrilla or Indian tactics. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) t ' i i t NEWS OogyrlfU (c) U15 CAPSULES Senate Panel Probing Immigration Last Refugees Arrive Tolls at Dover and Rochester, on a Blend of equal parts of AGANA, GUAM (UPI) - ARANYAPRATHET, Thailand (U P I )- northwest link to 1-95, will not be changed. poly/cotton. Sturdy, long Staff members of Sen. Edward The last foreign refugees stranded in Cam wearing snowy white fabric. 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Conn., Thura., May 8, 1975 — PAGE NINETEEIN' ____ OBITUARIES AARP Members Told Who Won the Prize? (Continued from Page One) at, and it seems an appropriate task for courage and we are a better country for it. Thoughts Hitless Manchester Loses in 11 this chapter,” Lyons said. 61 regardless of assets as allowed by the An “anti-inflation” raffle to raise money for the Referring to the coming 200th birthday “We have health facilities and a medical new Social Security rules,” he said. Tom Dawson. In its last five m an scattered three over the hill duties. After Biev. Street Di^, Vernon Democratic Town Committee, was the idea of of our nation, he reminded the grdup that system of exception quality, and extraor By Len Auster Penney Coach Mike Liappes on Ballard, now 2-2, in the “Retired clients ,generally are of two ApLENty meaningless hits, including though there are “a lot of things wrong dinary technical talent constantly working Good pitching can carry a games, three wins and two Ballard forced Maloney at beefed, base arbiter Earl 11th for the win. recently elected chairman Lester Baum.. The raffle types. One group is not ready for enforced with America, there are a great many to improve our living standards and ex losses, Manchester has Mike Quesnel’s first safety second, Tony Barrett tried Yost was consulted, and the Manchester’s next lilt is Served Talcottville was Saturday and guess who won the top prize? leisure and ne^s work for the sake of By Len Auster team only so far. There is an more things that are right.” pand our knowledge of ourselves, our apex which will be reached totaled 28 safeties. As a of the season after an 0-for- to check his swing on an 0-1 overruled ruling was Friday afternoon in West working. The others are retirees who exist world and our universe. team, the Indians are hitting 21 collar, while Ballard had pitch but sent a slow roller Hartford against Hall High. TALCOTTVILLE - The Rev. That’s right...it was Lester Baum and he won 50 below Sie poverty line and n e^ a job for Lyons urged the group to remember that where batting support must overruled. Miss Elizabeth Street of just over the .200 mark. a no-hitter going. down the first base line. Thomas T. Street, 91, of Mdnchester, England; and two pounds of steak. He could have won the second prize money’s sake,” he said. “We have the greatest amount of freedom take over. Penney knotted it in the WilUamstown, Mass,, former nieces and nephews in England. which was 150 gallons of fuel oil but that would have for the individual of any country in the “We have the freedom of our com The point was upheld Combined, the opposition is The Knights drew first First baseman Stu Harris ninth. Bob Almquist singled Manchester (2) pastor of TalcoUville The family suggests that any been a bit much as he’s in the fuel oil business. Funding for the program, he reported, world. Freedom of choice, of religion, of munications media to encourage the Slow Starting Tracksters yesterday as no longer even more pitiful, .161, but blood in the top half of the failed to field it cleanly with and ca.me home as left- ABRH E usually comes from town government ap development and expression of informed Sullivan, ss Congregational Church, died memorial contributions may be thought, of speech. Slow starts have been the trademark of the Manchester hapless Penney High how long the solid pitching seventh. Tony Barillari Odell scoring and all others fielder Barrett overran Odell, cf Saturday at his home. He was Steven Pike of 130 Evergreen Rd., Vernon, was the propriations with assistance from the opinion. And a growing concern for per will hold up always remains laced a single for the first aboard. B lair Anthony B arillari’s single in the Maloney, c made to the Rev. Thomas “We have a system of public education, High track team thepast two seasons. A year ago, the In bunched 10 hits in the final the husband of Mrs. Kathleen winner of the fuel oil and the third prize, 50 gallons of federal Comprehensive EnAployment and sonal, governmental and commercial Koepsel, pr Street Memorial Fund through higher learning, and continuing adult dians lost their first five dual meets before responding five innings for an 11-inning a questionmark. hit but he was erased on an delivered the second tally alley. The Knights teed off Ballard, p Craigie Street. gasoline, was won by J.'Tansy of Svringfield, Mass. Training Act, private foundations and ethics and behavior. Taslllo, p the Hanson-Walbridge Funeral study offering rich intellectual fulfillment with victories in 10 of the next 12 for a final 10-7 standard. 5-2 verdict over Manchester T he loss leaves attempt^ steal. But Steve with a line shot through the The funeral and burial were some civic clubs. Barrett, If Home, 213 W. Main St., Ben Turkeys were given to R. W. Nutland, 12 Hayes Dr., to all who accept its opportunities. The Silk Towners have been slow out of the blocks in High at Kelley Field. The' Manchester with a 7-3 mark Dussault walked and came middle. Anthony, 3b this afternoon. nington, Vt. Vernon; Bob Creech of Windsor Locks; and Jfoe “The funds pay for a coordinator, a job “We have above all, a will to improve, 1975, presently with a 4-5 over-all won-lost record, but in the CCIL and further all the way around to score The Indians thought they (iuesnel, rf Born in Manchester, Black Knights slapped five Penney (S) NicoU, 2b Steppen of Pinnacle Rd. Ellington as fourth, fifth and developer and publicity to job prospects. “We have the strongest economic to achieve, to share to accept the respon dampens any title hopes. *on Mark Dumond’s twisting ABRHE Healy, lb England, the Rev. Mr. Street Thomas B. Kerr further blotches in the right hand column are not foreseen. hits off laboring Indian had a third run in the frame. The rest of the job bank program is system and incentive for individual sibilities of leadership, to be neighborly Deparolis, If 6 0 10 ROCKVILLE -T hom as B. sixth prize winners. That’s the concerted opinion of Coach Dick Williams. hurler Bruce Ballard, in Pace-setting Conard High double down the leftfield Quesnel filed to medium. 3 0 0 1 ToUls 38 2 5 2 left school at an early age and handled by volunteers. It is a program that productivity of any country in the world. and to become something more tomorrow Harris, lb went to work. He was brought Kerr, 75, of 15 Burke Rd., died “We were hurt early with (Jeff) Lumpkin out with an cluding a bases loaded two- has a two-and-a-half game line. ce;iterfield with Barrett Craig, cf Penny 000 000 101 03 5 I would like to see Manchester take a look “We have a surplus of moral energy and than we are today.” Almquist, 2b Manchester 000 000 020 00 2 to Canada while in his early 20s Wednesday night at his home. ankle sprain and (Steve) Dawson missed a meet where he run double by Tim Riley, to lead with an 8-0 ledger. The Manchester took a 2-1 lead tagging at third. The throw Vanaerburgh, rf RBI: Dumond 2, R iln 2, Anthony; by the Methodist Conference to He was born in Jersey, could’ve made a difference. Other variables have also score three times in the victory improved Penney’s in the home half of the home by Dwight Craig was Barillari, d 2BH: Dumond. Riley; SB: Odell; SAC: train for the ministry and Was (^annel Islands, England, and eighth, getting the runs on Dussault, c Odell; DP: Craig to Dussault; LOB: Man nth. CCIL record to 3-7, 3-8 over on the money and in time. Dumond, ns 10, Penny 8: BB: Ballard 4, Eastman 5; then sent to Bermuda for one live(} here since 1946. all. one hit. Eastman walked Home plate umpire Max Pressamaiita, 3b SO: Ballard 12. Eastman 4, Dawson 5; He graduated from St. Light Recommended at Green School T he Silk Towners, Riley, 3b Hits off: Ballard 10 for 5 runs in 102/3 in year as a student minister. It was a pitcher’s duel for Bob Odell and Jack Maloney Hutchinson raised his right Eastman, p Mary’s University and Nova meanwhile, managed just nings; Elastman 3 for 2 runs in 7; Tasillo A graduate of the Divinity the first six innings between prompting his exit with hand slowly but then Dawson, p 0 0 0 for 0 runs in 1/3; Dawson 2 for 0 runs in School at Mt. Allison University Scotia Technical College, both ’The Board of Directors will The total cost of this installa state can be notified of the in In his recommendation to the Catholic Burial five singles off Penney 4 HP: Anthony (by Eastman); WP: Ballard and Eastman. East sophomore Dawson taking belatedly called safe. Totals 42 5 10 3 Dawson; W; Dawson, L: Ballard in New Brunswick, Can., he in Nova Scotia. consider a recommendation for tion is estimated to be $13,500. stallation, proceeding as soon town manager, Manchester hurlers Glen Eastman and was ordained a Methodist Mr. Kerr worked for the the installation of a traffic ’The Town of Manchester must as possible. Police Chief Robert D. Lannan Here In deeth ae in life. Chrletlane are united minister in 1913. He obtained a Quincy Electric Light and signal in front of the “ ...We have io take it one AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Having its record evened off slated for today at home OAKLAND (UPI) - Rick pull out a 111-106 victory and vantage of only the sixth penal-, even toe best-of-seven series at To Build 3-1 Margin UNIONDALE, N.Y. game at a time,” said Houston Loa Angeles . at toe .500 mark yesterday was against Lyman Memorial. Barry of the Golden State ty shot in Stanley Cup histo^, Bo«lon . Cleveland BOWLING (UPI) — Until a curious set defenseman Gerry Hart, whose . abrblir abrhbl abrhbl abrbbi toe Cheney Tech tennis team, Results: Hovlad (R) def. Belleflenr 6 Warriors said Wednesday, “I two games apiece. Reg Lqach scoring the "win Benlquez ef 4 0 2 0 Lowenitn rf 5 0 0 0 Gross U 4 010 Lopes lb 3 000 3,61; Genovesi (R) def. CaraveUa 63,6 "That’s what it is,” said State Warriors, who are battling for the of circumstances in first career playoff goal helped Metzger sS 3 0 00 Crawford If 310 0 dropping a 6-1 verdict to know it,’s a tired cliche, but it’s ning” goal a split second after Burleson ss 4 011 Dully ss 3 0 00 0; Strycharz (CT) def. Baker H , 7-5,7-6; K. of C.- John Fogarty 252- 509, Gunnar Larson 534, Don Barry, who led the Warriors LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - It was Western Conference title. They’re tied 2-2 tervened, today would have stake New York to a 3-0 lead. Ystrzmik lb 3 0 0 0 Gamble U 3110 Cedeno cf 4 0 0 0 Wynn d ^ 413 4 Rockville at Henry Park. Baukman (R) def. Caron 6-4, 62; a three-game series now —and time ran out in regulation play Watson lb 4110 Garvey lb 4 010 Anderson 549, Phil Chase 203- from a 19-point deficit with a 36- all uphill for the defending champion in that series. marked ^ c tly two months "Let’s win toe next game, let’s Rice U 412 l.PoweU lb 4 011 Paul Strycharz won his Hovland-Genovesi (R) def. Chasse- 604, Clem Quey 212-202-598, we’ve got toe home court ad and finally, Jude Drouin HlUerIf 0000 Heodrickef 3110 JCruzrf 4010C93b 4000 Caron 61; 61; Baker-Baqkman (R) dd. Dennis Guay 210, John Martin 560, Stan Cohen 200-544, Rich point performance. "You can Washington’s sharpshooter, Phil since the Philadelphia win the next period, let’s win PetrocelU 3b 3110 Carty db 4 010 May c 4 0 2 0 Ferguson rf 2111 singles match for the lone Maloney-Caravella 67, 62, 63; Baker- vantage.” Boston Celtics today, down 3-1 in their beating goaltender Bernie ' Rader 3b 2 0 00 Yeager c 3 0 0 0 200-519, Leo Nelwn 507, Terry Rosenthal 542, Bob King 505, throw toe first four games out Chenier, led the Bullets to their victory the next shift, let’s win the next Evans rf 3110 EUis c 4031 Beaver point. Cheney is now 3-3 Sanborn (R) dd. Strycharz-Bellefleur 6 Honie court advantage or not, conference title series with the Flyers last felt the sting of Parent with a short, rising CoaigUardb4011 BaU3b 3010 Helms 2b 2011 Anerbnch ss 3 0 0 0 4, 44, 62. Means 508, Ed Yourkas 527, Mel Berm an 200-543, Mike toe window. The next three are with 27 points but second-year reserve faceoff. When you break, it MUboum 2b 0 0 0 0 MssrsmUi p 3 2 2 0 for the season with a match Norm Van Lier promised the Washington Bullets. defeat. In the interim, &ey back-hander at 1; 53 of overtime Idaouinry C4001 Mc&aw pb 1000 Rob Redman 217-540, Bob Wieber 559, Elmer Ostrout 211- toe big ones.” Nick Weatherspoon turned in 18 points-10 down to those multiples, it GriflbiZb 4120 Brobamrtt 4010 Griffinp 3000 Chicago Bulls would reprewnt The Bullets swept over the Celtics, 119- ran up 19 victories and two on what some Flyers claimed Cleveland p 0 0 0 0 Peterson p 0 00 0 TMab 301 61 Totals 29 5 6 5 Luurtsema 542, Norbert Audet 545, Vic Squadrito 537, Al Golden State’s All-Star in the second quarter —that proved looks a lot easier.” Houston (HOOIlOOOO-1 toe Western Conference in 108, on their home grounds Wednesday and ties. was an offside play. Segul p 0 0 0 0 Buskey p 0 000 213-534, John Ragna 512, Hank Semrau 224-580. forward wouldn’t predict toe decisive. Still, as even the Islanders ad Totals 314104 Totals 34203 Los Angeles OlOOOKBx—5 National Basketball put themselves on the verge of winning the To celebrate the anniversary, These circumstances com Boston 0000130110-4 B-M eu^. DP-Houston), Los Angeles Gustafson 504, Mario Frattaroli conference representive in the The outside shooting of Chenier and mit, it took a lot of breaks for 1- LOB-Houston 5, Los Angdes 3. Association’s championship best-of-seven series with the next game the Flyers fully expected to sit bined to lift the Islanders to a Cleveland 010000010-2 -Registration- 223-561. MOUNTAIN DEW- Dona finals, but Van Lier, the Bulls’ Weatherspoon built up a 65-54 Bullet half them to win even the first DP-Cleveland 2, Boston 1. LOB-Boston HR-Ferauson (1), Wynn (5). S-Metzger, series next week. scheduled at Boston Friday n i^ t. idly at home today, secure in home ice 4-3 victory Tuesday 7,' Qeveland 8. Lopes. SF-Hebns. Price 277-193-183-653, Grace The Warriors, seemingly hustling playmaker, was time lead that stood up for the rest of the game. They were leading only ip h r er bb so The defending champions were con their second consecutive night, interrupting the Flyers’ 2B-EIUS. 3B.GambIe. HR-RIce (4). S- ’The Manchester Rec Depart- date this year is too old). May Y- Dom Farr 163-157-146-466, Kaufman 189-521, Sandy dead after one period of play In emphatic. game. Blvin Hayes was good for 22 1-0 on a power play goal by Ed Burleson. GrlHIn L M I 6 5 5 2 4 fronted with the task of winning three playoff sweep "and con skein of eight consecutive Messersmilh W 609 6 1 1 1 5 m ent will conduct Alumni 12 and 14 from 6; 30 to 8; 30 p.m. Roy DeVeau 181-139-453, Dick Kershaw 181-461, Lee Bean 184- Washington points and Kevin Porter added die Westfall when Barber w u ip h r er bb so game 4 Tuesday, stormed back , games in a row but Washington Crach K. templating whether their final- playoff victories, three short of Cleveland W» 7 7 2 2 3 1 T-l:46. A-31222. Baseball registration for 15-17 at the West Side Rec. Krol 183-136439, Rit Alkas 144- 503, Judy Johnson 178-188-485, 21 while Jo Jo White led everybody with allowed a penalty shot in toe in toe final three quarters to C. Jones, a former Celtic star, wasn’t round victim would be Buffalo the record. Segul 2 1 0 0 0 1 year olds (Aug. 1 is the eligiblli- Registration will be on these 140410, Carl Bolin 153418, Don Marge Picano 189, Dottie 32. first period. merson L23 5 94422 SAT. 8 P.M. MAY 10 claiming victory. or Montreal. So instead of having a day off, ty date and anyone who reaches dates only. None will be Simmons 150-144-410, Bob W hitehead 177-487, Cheryl But Weatherspoon’s scoring spurt in the° "When I saw him winding up, Buskey 4 1 0 0 1 3 “I refuse to count the Celtics out,” he Ahh, but then there were Philadelphia will be hosting toe Peterson pitched to 4 batters in 6Ui; his 18to birthday before this accepted at tryout sessions. Boroch 145-142412, Hank Mar- Crickmore 185-521, Charlotte PUUNVNLLE STADIUM second period proved decisive and he said I was trying to guess whether Cleveland pitched to 2 batters In 8th. San Diego Cincinnati said after the Bullet victory. "Obviously those circumstances, such as Islanders tonight in game five ab r b bi ab r h bi tyn 145-142402, Pete Aceto 159- Wemmell 1 9 9 ^ , Terry Car- Modlflad Auto quietly after the game; "I’m talented. I he’d fake or shoot,” said goalie ^ Save-Segui (3). HBPdiy Peterson Torres ss SOOORoself 4111 they have to win three of the next three. Bill Barber failing to take ad of their semifinal series. (Benlquez). 411, Al Pirkey 138-400, Ken dile 450, Lois Brown 450, Anne 'get open a lot. I was calling for the ball a Glenn Resch. “I decided to go T4:Z2. A-4,aS7. KendaUpb 1010 Rettnmnd If 10 0 0 Bennet But it stilt comes down to the fact that you HuntzSb 5 0 0 0 Concepcin ss 4 111 Seaton 144-398, Pete Brazitis Gagnon 472, Betty Richardson little more tonight. I feel comfortable like out on him and I caught a piece New Champ Sign Nine RACES have to win what you can with what you Grubb cf 413 0 Chan^ ss 10 00 372, Joe Twaronite 162-140-135- 452, Shelia Price 476, Donna this.” of his shot with my pad. If he NewiYork Baltimore Winfleld rf 4 010 Morgan 2b 0 3 0 0 MONTE CARLO (UPI) - can. 4121 Flynn 2b 0 0 0 0 PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The 437, Al Bujaucius 158-137411, Strattman 483 Wins Washington’s big scorer, Hayes, who ab r h hi ab r h bi Ivie lb Frenchman Gratlen Tonna won LAP FEATURE A Washington victory would send the had only gotten it up, he would White lb 2110 Bumbry dh 5141 Sharon If 3 000 BoKh c 423 4 Pittsburgh Steelers signed four Rocco Lupacchino 152-360, Raising its record to 2-0 Bullets into a championship final with again outscored Dave Cowens, ^ 1 5 , said Laver, Borg Advance have had me.” lladdox cl 3 0 00 Blair a 4010 Fuentes 2b 4 0 21 Plummer c 0 0 0 0 the European middleweight SPICE- Barbara Backus 136, yesterday was the Bennet 50 P L U 8 K A T S 3 010 Driessen If 3 0 0 0 draft choices and five more Frank Calvo 139-361, Bert Davis of Weatherspoon, "He’s become a pro.” Hart’s goal and another Bonds rf 3111 Gridi 2b 3112 Hundley c boxing title Wednesday when he Nancy Palmberg 130, Yvette either the Chicago M is or the Golden Munson c 4110 May lb 4 0 0 0 Moses c-8 1010 CarroU p 0 0 0 0 free agents Wednesday. The 139-387, Ed Burbank 148-141-394, Junior High tennis team with a LAP PLEASURE night in the opening round of toe power play effort by Ralph' SpiUner p 0 0 0 0 Perez lb 2112 outpointed title holder Kevin Holmes 128, Joan Dougan 150- DALLAS (UPI) - Today is a AJohnson dh 3 011 Baykw If 4 010 draft choices were running Russ DeVeau 137-378, Art John 6-1 win over Wilson Junior High PLUS HEATS World Championship Tennis PinqllaPinelU U 4 011 Singleton rf 3 11 0 Tomlin p 0 0 0 0 GFoster rf 4 012 Finnegan of Britain with a un 366. ____ day of rest for Rod Laver and Stewart gave the Islanders a 3-0 AFoster p 0 0 0 0 Geronimo d 4 1 3 0 back Bruce Reimer, a ninth- of Windsor. Jim Kennedy, Jon 20 Nettle: 13b 4 0 00 Rciwison 3b 3 0 0 0 son 385, Joe Pagano 359, Andy Bjorn Borg and they couldn’t be tournament. lead in toe second period before Locklear'ph 10 0 0 Norman p 10 0 0 animous decision. Finnegan (UPI photo) Alomar 2b, 3 0 0 0 Hendridu c 3 0 0 0 round pick from North Dakota Lam oureaux 138-357, John HOME ENGINEERS- Gerry Keller, Jim Boll and Tom Nor Byron Nelson Golf Classic happier. And Borg will gratefully Rick MacLeish' scored twice Stanley ss 3 0 0 0 Belanger ss 2 0 0 0 Freisleben pOOOO Armbrstr ph0 100 won the title from Frenchman Tolan ph 10 0 0 Vukovich 3b 2 0 0 0 State; wide receiver Bob Gad Rieder 359, Fred McCurry 140- Tucker 200-512, Chris Sullivan man won singles matches and $3 Adm. 6 to 12 yrs. 99e Laver needs a day off because accept 24 hours off since he is and Ross Lonsberry once to Medich p 0 0 0 0 Shopay ph 010 0 Jean-Claude Bouttier a year Lyle p 0 0 0 0 Nordbrok ss 0 0 0 0 ToUIs 34 2 10 2 ToUls 30 10 10 10 dis, a 13th choice from 368, Vic Marinelli 140, Bill 178, Jennie Leggitt 492, Shirley the doubles teams of Ed Under 6 yri FREE still recovering from a rushed San Diego OUOOOaoO-2 ago, but had no answer to the Bullets* Wes Unseld Battles it took him three hours and a create a tie. The Flyers then Davis ph 0 0 0 0 Mississippi Valley; defensive Adamy 141; Eldridge 450. Kennison-Joe Lovell and Andy great deal of anguish to dispose trip from Poland, where he par seemingly won it on Leach’s Cuellar p 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati 000 280 20x-10 power of the Maltese-born Tuck Kochman Celts’ Don Nelson (19) Losing Ground Totals 20 3 5 3 Totals 31 4 8 3 E-SpUlner. DP-San Diego 2, Cincinnati tackle Marty Smith, a 15th- Formica-Steve Crispino were of Harold Solomon Wednesday ticipated in the Davis Cup for shot during a power play in the Two out when winning run socred 1. LOB4an Diego 10, CIncinnaU 4. Frenchman who opened a cut CHURCH- Phil Johnson 503, WIVES- Joanne Komer 175- also victorious. Noll Drivers Miller after Fast Start 2B-Ivie, Moses, Bench. 3B-lvie. HR- round selection from Louisville, his native Sweden, and a rugged final second of regulation, only New* York 000200010-3 over toe Briton’s left eye in toe Baltimore 100000021-4 Perez (5), Bench (5). S-Spillner 2, and tight end Miller Bassler. Bill Grant 511, Nels Johnson 221-555, Lynne Topping 454. Juno 25 opening victory over Raul to have toe goal disallowed. DP-New York 1. LOB-New York 4, Arrabrister, Carroll. seventh round. Ramirez of Mexico. “I didn’t hear the buzzer, Baltimore 7. ip h r er 4>b so DALLAS (UPI) - Johnny in Texas, usually skipping this will not be present to challenge SpiUner L 63 4 6 6 5 2 4 The quarter-final rounds of 2B-Bumbry. HR-Grich (3). S-Robinson. Miller likes to start fast and part of the tour as part of a the long, wet, wooded, par-70 there was so much noise,” Maddox. SF-A.Johnson. l^mlin 0 0 1110 that’s something he hasn’t post-Masters letdown and a pre- Preston Trail Golf Club course the 3100,000 event will conclude Leach said. “I wasn’t aware of ip h r er bb so AFosUr 111110 I East Golfers 14-0 Itonight with John Alexander of MedlchL3-4 863 7 4 4 4 4 Freisleben 3 3 2 2 2 3 U.S. Open buildup. the time factor, I just shot and been doing lately. —a layout Nelson helped to Lyle 0 1 0 0 1 0 Norman W M 5 7 2 2 2 4 “But 1 came here because design. whitewashings of HCC foe Jeff Torrance, Brad Strella Australia meeting Roscoe put it in.” CueiUr W 2-1 9 5 3 3 3 5 Carroll 4 3 0 0 1 3 He has another chance to Byron Nelson asked me per Adding three more vic Tanner of Lookout Mountain, Lyle pitched to 2 batters in 9th. SpiUner pitched to four batters in 5Ui; Miller has 3153,889 to his St. Paul and non-conference and Tim LaFrancis each Resch, although he said he TomUn pitched to one batter in 5th. start fast today in the sonally to come and because the tories to its unbeaten total Term., and top-seeded Arthur heard the buzzer “just as he BaU(-Cuellar. Our Lowest Priced credit this year while Nicklaus opponent Windsor Locks T-2:35. A-7,140. ^ve-&rroU (1). opening round of the 3175,000 people here have given me yesterday was the East won all three matches and Ashe of Miami facing Great was shooting,” admitted he T-2:29. A-16,Sn. has banked 3155,188. A High and whipped Fitch East picked up the medal Sears Byron Nelson Golf some releases in the past to go creditable finish by Miller, Catholic golf team. The Britain’s Mark Cox. played the puck anyway Classie-the PGA tour’s se to Japan and play and I felt therefore, will boost him back Eagles boosted their record High, 4-1, at Manchester point against all foes. Junior "because you can’t let up.” Texu K antu .City ab r h bi ab r h bi .PitUburgh New York cond stop in a brief swing obliged to come,” he said. into the No. 1 spot on the cash to 14-0 with 5-0 Country Club. Mike Cooney won two but Randle 2b 5 0 0 0 Patek ss 5 010 ab r h bi ab r h bi Miller also was asked to finally lost his first match of Lovitto If 2 010 Qtis cf 5111 Stennetf 2b 5 13 2 Gines cf 4110 through Texas. list. Grieve if 3 011 Mayberry lb 4 111 Wide Full 4>Ply Howe 3b 512 0 Milian 2b 3010 “I’d like to play well here,” come to Dallas by PGA Com the season to St. Paul’s Davis cf 5 0 1 i McRae U 3111 Robinson If 4 0 2 1 Alou rf 403 1 said Miller, who has fallen into missioner Deane Beman Burroghs rf 4 0 1 0 Killebrew dh3 0 0 0 SUrgell lb 4 10 0 Torre lb 3010 Brian Baker 7 and 5. Hargrove lb 4 0 0 0 Scott dh 0 10 0 second place in money winnings because both Nicklaus and No. Zisk If 4111 Kingman If 4000 Eagle Netters Win Medalist honors went to £ ^ c e r dh 4 0 2 0 Brett 3b 4 110 Oliver cf 1010 Hei: 3b 4 0 1 0 this year behind Jack 3 money winner Tom Weiskopf East’s Strella with a 79 with HowelHowell 3b 2206 Wohlford rf 2 02 1 Sanguillen c 5 1 4 1 Grote c 4000 Nicklaus. "My caddy told me Smalley ss 2 211 White 2b 300 1 Parker rf 5 110 Harrelson ss 4 0 0 0 Splitting the four singles Winning three of toe four Torrance coming home with Sandberg c 4 13 2 MarUnez c 2100 Taveras ss 4 010 MatUck p 2 010 i 1/ I /' '■ i\ \ Polyester Tires that in my last seven starts, I Wright p 0 0 0 0 Busby p 0000 matches, toe East Catholic ten singles matches, the East an 81 and Cooney firing an Reuss p 4 010 Parker p 0000 was over par in the opening two Thomas p 0 0 0 0 Bird p 0000 Stearns ph 1000 First Win nis team took two of the three Catholic girls’ tennis team Fodcault p 0000 0000 rounds. Ih at’s not good. I’m a 82. Apodaca p ^ ' i / / : ( I ^ doubles to take a 4-3 decision topped crosstown Manchester East’s next match is today SLOW PITCH Totals 35 5 19 5 ToUls 31675 Milner ph 1000 frontrunner. If I shoot in the Winning its opener yesterday Texas 000 000 002-5 41 6 16 5 ToUls 34181 Guaranteed 18,000 Miles over Rockville High yesterday. High, 5-2, yesterday at the ToUls 60’s to start and I’m out ahead. was the Bennet Junior Hi^ in Hartford against HCC Kansas City (Q02000Zx-6 PitUburgh 1002m 001-6 The Eagles are now 6-2 for the Manchester Racquet Club. 'The E-Hargrove, Smalley, Foucault, Bretl New York 001000 000-1 I’m hard to beat.” track team, 62 to 41 over adversary Xavier High and HoWetl, Sundberg. DP-Kansas City 1. DYNAPLY18 SEARSLOW season. Eagle maidens are now 3-1 for SOFTBALL Miller proved he could come Kennedy Junior High of En host Bulkeley High. LOB-Texas 7, Kansas Gty 15. Blackwall PRICE F.E.T. Mark Briggs and Chris Stone the season while toe Indians fall 2B^pencer, Brett, Smalley, Davis. SB- out of the pack pretty well, too, field. 'Hie Bear maidens lost, 19.97 1.76 won singles matches with the Lovitto, Patek, Wohlford, White. S- A78-13 at the Masters, rushing around 28-13. to 1-3. Results; East vs. St. Paul Tonight’s Schedule tributing two blows each. WohUord. SF-Wbite. doubles teams of Stone-Briggs Mary Catherine Murano, Lori ip h r er bb so C78-13 1 S23 1 1.98 the Augusta National course in Results; —Baker (P) def. Cooney 7 Telephone vs. Dean, 6:15 • Wright L 02 If and Mark Lareau and Pete White and Kellie White won Philadelphia St. Louis I 13 under par for the last two Boys Rallying for three runs in toe Thomas D78-14 S25 1 2.10 DeCasperis victorious, both singles matches for East while and 5, Torrance (EC) def. Keeney ab r h bi ab r h bi rounds. lOO-yd. dash: 1. Quinn (B), 2. Keamey Fising Advisory third, Bogner’s topped Acadia Foucault Cash 2b 2 0 10 Brock U 3 0 0 0 c^> .' • (B), 3. Buns (K) :10.9. after losing the first set. Annette Duke won her match Chris Malone 2 and 1, Strella Allied vs. Fogarty, 7:30 • Busby W 42 Bowa ss 5 011 Sizemore 2b 3 010 \ . i \ b ' i /:./ ( 1 E78-14 S26 2.27 But in his back-to-back wins Mile run: 1. Donnely (K), 2. Lenahan Inland Fishing Restaurant, 5-4, last night at Bird Results: Brius (EC) del. HovlandSD, for Manchester. (EC) def. Jim Stieca 6 and 4, Fitzgerald Maddox cf 5 010 McBride cf 3110 in Arizona to start the pro tour (K). 3. Luz (B) 3:04.6. Field personnel report that Fitzgerald. Rich and Ron Rior- ^ve-Bird (4). Luzinski If x4 0 0 0 Simmons c 4 0 0 0 F78-14 $27 2.40 440yd. da^: 1. Orduz (B), 2. McKen 7-5; Genovesi (Ft) del. Compasso6-3,64; Results; Murano (EC) def. Stone 60, LaFrancis (EC) def. Pete Lynch vs. Crockett, 8:43 • WP-Busby. this year, he fired eight con Stone (EC) def. K. Baker 6-1, 63; dan had two hits each for HutUn lb 3 110 Fairly rf 3 011 zie (B), 3. Moran (B) :96.1. trout fishing is good to excellent 6-0; Duke (M) def. Anderson 62, 62; L. Tonon 3 and 1; East vs. Fitzgerald T-3:18. A-72E. Schmidt 3b 4122 Dwyer rf 3 0,0 0 G78-14 $29 2.56 220yd. dash: 1. Bums (K), 2. Keamey Bauebman (R) def. St. Jean 64, 7-5; White (EC) def. Johnson 60, 61; K. secutive rounds in the 60s. in West Hill Pond, East Twin Briggs-Stone (EC) def. Hovland- Nelson vs. Glen, 6:15 - Bogner’s while Pat Boone c 210 0 Cater lb 10 0 0 (B), 3. Quinn (B) :23.6. White (EC) def. McKee 61,61; Murano- Windsor Locks —Cooney Anderson rf 4 1 2 0 Reitz 3b 4 0 0 0 G78-15 $30 2.60 Miller is not a familiar figure 880yd. run: 1. Donneiy (K), 2. James Lake, Highland Lake, Compen Genovesi 67, 60, 61; Sabborn-J. Baker Fitzgerald DeFrancesco, Bob Plosky, Jim (R) def. Visgilio-G. Lareau 7-6, 7-5: M. L. White (EC) def. DOke-Stone 10-8; (EC) def. Ron Stoeker 2 and Twitchell p 3 0 0 1 Tyson ss 3 010 (B), 3. Unahan (K) 2:20.0. sating Reservoir, Pierro-Buckler (M) def. Fiemming- Barrels vs. Tierney’s, 6:15 McIntosh and Mike Kilby had California Oakland McGraw p 1010 Forsch p 1010 H78-15 $32 2.83 Long Jump: 1. McKenzie (B), 2. Bums Lareau-DeCasperis (EC) def. Malkin- ab r h bi ab r b bi Wonoscopomuc Lake, Hop Taylor 2-6, 63, 64, Lwnard 11-10; Canata-Viola (EC) del. 1, Torrance (EC) def. Marc • Neho two apiece for Acadia. Sosa p 10 0 0 (K), 3: Soroka (K) 16' 10 Vt”. Haines-Welti 62, 63. Griffin 5 and 4, Strella (EC) NetUes cf 4 010 North cf 410 0 Hernandz ph 1 000 High Jump: 1. Keamey (B), 2. tie Brook Impoundment, Lake Crispino’s vs. Tires, 7:30 - Rivers If 4 010 Campnrs ss 2110 Carman p 0 00 0 fuiredi Bums (K), Lyman (K) S' 1". Quassapaug, Rogers Lake, def. Neil Griffin 7 and 5, Robertson Harper rf 2 110 Wasbngtn rf 4 11 2 Melendez ph 10 0 0 180-yd. hurdies: 1. Moran (B), 2. Sudakis dh 1001 Rudi If 3100 ToUls 336 9 4 ToUU 31151 Soroka (K), 3. tie Doyon (B), Scoviiie Amos Lake, Long Pond, LaFrancis (EC) def. Dan Vito’s bs. Moriarty’s, 8:45 INDY Bochte lb 3 0 0 0 Williams dh 2 0 0 0 x-reached base on catcher's inUrference (K) :23.4. Mashapaug Lake, Bigelow Chalk 3b 4 0 0 0 Alexandr | 0100 Philadelphia 022 000 000^4 •FKEtf Mounting and Rotation! Shot put: 1. Knowles (B), 2. Pet (B), 3. Warwick 5 and 3; East vs. ■ Robertson Pounding out 31 hits, Renn’s 3 0 0 0 Mangual dh 1111 Fond and ^ a c h Pond. Stream AllletU c St. Louis 001000 000-1 SPORTS Racine (K) 37’ 3”. Fitch —Cooney (EC) def. Town ys. Firemen, 6:15 • Tavern whipped B.A. C3ub, 34-. Uenas ph 1010 Bando 3b 3114 E-Simmons. DP-PhiladelphU 1. LOB- Discus: 1. DemonUquy (K), 2. Pet (K), trout fishing is good to excellent C am Thomson 2-up, Robertson 11, last night at Nike Field. Remy 2b 3 0 0 0 Tenace lb 3 0 2 1 PhiUdelphia 11, St. Louis 8. I m 3. Knowies (B) 95’ 8 Vi". 3 0 2 0 Hopkins pr 0100 in the Nepaug River, Salmon Dave Carrier with five hits, Ramirez ss 2B-Schmidt. HR-Schmidt (5). SB-Bowa, Our Lowest Priced SLATE Javeiin: 1. Mainvilie (B), 2. Lenahan Torrance (EC) def. Jim Electric vs. 72’s, 7:30 • SUnton ph 1 0 0 0 Kubiak 2o 1000 McBride, Tyson, Brock.. (K), 3. Viera (K) 135’ 10". Brook, Sandy Brook, Saugatuck Thomas 1-up, Strella (EC) Nike Ron Rickard and Gary Novak Singer p 0 0 0 0 Fosse c 2000 ip h r er bb so 880yd. relay: 1. Bennet (Howard, River, Mainus River, Norwalk DeMolay vs. Bonanza, 6:13 with four apiece and Frank Riz- Kiikwood p 0 0 0 0 Sands ph 1010 TwitcheUW 32 622 5 1 1 5 5 ONLY Thursday (Juinn, Walsh, Keamey) 1:44.2. def. John Aspinall 6 and 4, Scott p 0 0 0 0 Odom pr 0100 McGraw 212 0 0 0 0 1 Steel-Belted Tire Girls River, Pomperaug River, ■ Nike za and Paul Quey with three Dobson p 0 0 00 Haney c 1000 Forsch L 22 212 7 4 4 4 0 BASEBALL SOyd. dash: 1. Young (K), 2. Burzy Pequonnock River, Far Mill LaFrancis (EC) def. Eric each paced Renn’s. Kevin Garner 2b 1000 Sosa 422 1 0 0 2 1 SEARS (K), 3. Donadlo (B) :0O4. Holt lb 202 1 Carman 2 1 0 0 1 3 Sears Highway Passenger Tire Guarantee Steel Belt 26 LOW Bolton at Vinal Tech lOOyd. dash: 1. Young (K), 2. Cheney River, Eight Mile River, Dougherty 1-up; Team Kravontka and Dave Stratton 0000 RFC Blue p Save-McGraw (2). HBP-by Sosa (Cash). If you dtf not receive the number of miles epecified ..y. I ^ / / i W hitewall PRICE F.E.T. 9 7 TRACK (B), 3. 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Kennedy :59.4. HR-Bando (3). SB-Ramirez2, Alexan Federal Excise tax that repreoente mileage uWd. E78-14 $36 2.44 A78-13 Whitewall is fair in Lake Lillinonah. at Keeney Field. Jim Collins EASTERN ab r h bi ab r h bi If the tire is unoerviceable due to any of the Manchester/Wethersfield had five hits, Tim Smedick and Scoring the winning run in toe der, Ho^ins. S-Harper, Campaneris, Kesslnger ss 4 1 i 0 Mangual cf 4 0 10 above cauaee before 10% of the guaranteed F78-14 $37 2.58 plus $2.04 F.E .T . 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Bruce Maccaro had two Moiiday cf 4 1 i 1 Mackanin 2b 3 0 1 0 2 6 , 0 0 0 MILES fish is also reported to be good Blue W 6-1 Sperring 2b 4111 Foote c 3 0 0 0 L78-15 $48 3.45 Simsbury at Manchester University Weilnesday an at Quaddick Reservoir, winners. Dave Minor had three homers and two singles for the Scott pitched to 2 batters in 7th. Bonham p 4 110 McNally p 10 0 0 2 (Garner, Cam- Lyman Memorial at nounced r^uced prices for the Hopeville Pond, Long Pond and Seeking hits and Richard Beloin and winner. George Washburn had HBP-by Singer MonUgue p 0000 Cheney Tech Dave Richards two each for the four hits, Wayne Rogers three paneris); Biittner ph 0000 1975 football season, including a Amos Lake. T-2;31. A2237. 0000 losers. Renko p Manchester at Simsbury 36 general admission season White catfish are providing and Chick Abrahamson, Buddy Scanlon pb 0000 Ali Bout DeMola p 0000 (g«rl») pass to all six home games. excellent fishing in the Connec Carr and Rich Clark two each SAVE for the winners. Bob Lombardo ToUU 36 7 10 6 ToUU ' 28 0 3 0 SOFTBALL Yale said the “inflation ticut River and fishing for NEW YORK (UPI) - Ken DUSTY Minneflota Chicago Chicago OX 110128- 7 had four hits for Trash-Away ab r h bi ab r h bi. Montreal 000 000 008-0 Manchester at Enfield fighting” prices also include white perch is good in the Norton would like a rubber Aided by 10 walks, the Angels pair with Harry Cammeyer adding a Carew 2b 4 110 KeUy rf 4 010 E-Scott, Foil, Hosley, Parrish, hJack- (girls) “Dollar Day” admissions to the Connecticut and Thames rivers. match with Muhammad Ali and topped Looking Glass II, 14-12, Ferrer ss 4 0 0 0 Johnson ph 1012 anln. DP-Chicago 1, Montreal S i U)B- SA V E ^6 % Brye rf 4 010 OrU 2bn If 4 0 0 0 17 first five home games, if tickets Shad; Shad fishing is im he’s found a backer willing to last night at Roberston Park. homer, triple and single. Roger Chicago 5, Montreal 4. Most American Lajoie and Mike Ratti also had Darwin dh ' 4 122 Hairston if 20 00 3B-Madlock, Monday. HR-Sperrlng (1), are bought the day before the proving slowly in the Connec pay toe heavyweight champion Rich Blauvelt and A1 Smith had Soderhlm3b 4000 May dh 3000 Cardenal (2). made cars. Tune-Up event. They will cost 32 ticut River. Anglers are having four hits apiece and Rich Tyson three blows. Hisle If 3 0 10 Melton 3b 3 0 0 0 Ip h r er bb so Sears Heavy-Duty 32.63 million for the privilege. Kusick lb 4 0 0 0 Richard pr 010 0 Bonham W 3-1 9 3 0 0 3 8 otherwise. 'The home finale good fishing success for shad in Norton split a pair of 12-round two for toe Angels. 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Rodrigudz W 2-06 2 1 1 0 4 Tribe attack were Bob Stoker 2 milM from Varnon ClrcK of Rt. 83 GREATER HARTFORD CATV Frank’s. Bert Baskerville and tripled and singled and Fred WATERBURY.CONN. W. HARTFORD, CONN. W. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. MANCHESTER, CONN. Lolich L M 612 9 7 7 3 5 Vidth a triple and single, Jeff Satisfaction Guaranteed Gliha and Bill Davis had two Sears MOO. Thu,.. 841:30 Frl. 8-8 Sot. ^ 4 Al Rodonis had three apiece for Walker 212 1 0 0 1 0 Backofen with three singles and or Your Money Back M)DDDLETOWN,CONN. PITTSFIELD. MASS., ’trudon with four others con- bingles apiece. Champion pitched to4 batters in4th. WP-& Rodriguez 2. Bob Nurmi with two hits. SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Most Home Furnishings and Carpeting Also Available at DANBURY, (X)NN. T2.14. A-11;W. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn., Thura., May 8,1975 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancfaerter. Conn., Ttuirt.. May 8.1975 Woman Persists in Vision Claim Despite Church Decree AFS Student from Norway * I 25 years,” Freking added. pilgrims who visited the'hhrlne NECEDAH, Wis. (UPI) - ducted an investigation and and her followers caused “ con which they can return to the Mrs. Van Hoof, now 71, who in recent years, becauseof the To Attend MHS Next Year Shortly aftor her husband died, issued a decree saying the tinuous dismptioas of paridi good graces of the church. t a b , said the Virgin Mary spoke to decree ordering her not to COiBL tuy/UE CO. assajit. Mrs. Mary Ann Van Hoof says, “ visions of Mrs. Van Hoof were life and in the civic com “ A personal interdiction is her,, has not addresuMl the publicize her visions. she saw the Virgin Mary. without supernatural founda munity.” not excommunication but it GLORIOUS EUPORIUW Birgitte Victoria Svendsen, It was Nov. 12,1049. tion and must be considered Freking issued an order of in does cut them off from the life Lutheran Church, and says she degrees of depth according to 18, from Norway, will be the (OHD IF N inH Ia U N In the years that followed, false claims.” terdiction Monday against Mrs. of the diurch,” Freking said. does not smoke. the branch he/she chooses. American Foreign Exchange Mrs. Van Hoof, a Roman Attendance at her yearly Van. Hoof and six of her “ It denies t b m the privilege Communication should be no In an attempt to modify this » K ST., WinESIB • 641-n tt ^ m -' Student attending Manchester Catholic, reported other sightings dwindled. In 1972, followers. of the church, such as receiving problem as she has had seven rigid system, four major High -School next year. sightings. On Aug. 15,1950,100,* Bishop Frederick Freking, who Interdiction — one step short holy communion.” years of English, besides four schools entered an experimen Hi Neighbor! 000 persons from around the succeeded Treacy, reinforced of excommunicatioo — cuts the “Their basic sin is their ./I The five foot five blonde will years of Grerman and two years tal project in 1969. To break world journeyed to her shrine to that decree. individual off from all the defiance of the supreme live with Mr. and Mrs. Belden of French. away from the traditional The F.B.I. (Finance But Mrs. Van Hoof continued, sacraments of the church authority of the church, which MITES Schaffer at 118 Porter St. Birgitte presently attends the branches, the students were all witness anotbo- sighting. Boss Inspector — my wife) except confession, through they’ve beat doing for the last Birgitte’s companion will be Lillehammer gymnas. offered the same courses the That same year, the late to insist upon the truth of her has sworn me to secrecy— statements. Frdung said she Nancy Schaffer, who will be a The academic gymnas is first year, whereas the second Bishop John P. Treacy con our 32 page mailer has just senior next year at MHS. Nancy selective, taking students with and third years provided a com will be an AFS student this theoretical capacity and mon core of compulsory sub gone out to the p re fe n ^ summer in Japan. background from compulsory jects allowing the student to mailing list (people with Nancy will the only one of school, and above a certain choose his major or in-depth money) and I can’t divulge Bloodmobile Unit IN leaf, stem & root five children at home. The grade average. As a result, only studies from a wider range of the contents in this ad. Schaffers have musical and out about 30 per cent of the age elective courses. There are literally' hun (( To Visit Schools The Complete Plant Store^^ | door interests similar to group attends this school. There are also experiments dreds of new goodies to be peddled this weekend, and I Birgitte’s. All students attending the going on which aim at an in hope you’ll come whether you’re on the mailing list or Corner of EMrfge & Spruce Street* J I Also one of five children, gymnas will study the same tegration of gymnas and not. Join us for coffee Thuraday Evening 6-9, Friday 10 Birgitte comes f,rom subjects, but in different vocational schools, since much For three days next week, the donors will also be welcome. to 9 and Saturday 10 to 5 and view stocks garnered Lillehemmer, a tourist town criticism has been voiced Bloodmobile will be visiting the Persons in good health 1 from insurance claims, bankruptcies, overstocks and located at the entrance to the against the discriminating three high schools in between the ages of 18 and 66 Gudbrandsdal Valley in a sub- effect in separating age-groups freight salvage. Manchester. can donate blood. mountain area. The population in esteemed academical Everything, as usual, peddled with a real "no- The schedule is as follows; Students who are 17 years of BE s u r e "!.BLISS ha* been serving the Home is about 20,000 in the town that schools and somewhat lower es hard-time” money-back guarantee within 30 days if Tuesday, from 8:30 to 11:30 age may donate blo^ with “ Give Her IT fa il She Really Wanli" Owner for 93 YEARS. For a complet* FREE also has some industry and teemed (although excellent) you are displeased with your purchase in any way. a.m.. East Catholic High written permission from their INSPECTION of your home by a Termite Control commerce. vocational schools, Birgitte’s School. parents. Just a few hints: Traffic appliances, handbags, Expert, supervised by the finest technical staff, She lists her interests as resume says. Wednesday, from 9:30 a.m. to In April, the Bloodmobile She Really Opened This Gift tires, fancy bedrooms, upholstered furniture, etc. violin, drama and basketball, in 12:30 p.m., Manchester High collect^ only 95 pints. With the A BEAUTIFUL LIVING GIFTI phone our nearest local office: T h e gymnas are now We’ll really enjoy seeing you and your wallet. that order. Although she organized on a country basis, School. holidays and vacation season ^ r io n Mercer, retiring vice chairman of the Republican Town Committee, opens a gift hM lN r aad OaMoar Ha«|lii| H m I i I M GBJG I d. tlB .O ff professes to be “ not very good (formerly directly under con Thursday, from 8:30 to 11:30 just ahead, blood is urgently fr om the Manchester Republican Club, with unexpected results. Attempting to assist Mrs. AIm >: AFRICAN VIOLETS, QERANIUM8, TERRARIUMS at it,” she plays in a quintet and a.m., Howell Qieney Regional needed to build up the bank N ercer with the problem is Mrs. Harriet Haslett, left, secretary of the GOP Town Com- trol of the state), but receive Rejnember our AND PLANT BOOKS 649-9240 in a town amateur orchestra. Vocational-Technical School. supply to meet emergency state support and are quite un- Exhausting Hours: n ittee, and Mrs. Elsie (Biz) Swensson, who succeeds Mrs. Mercer as vice chairman. The All her family play in The Bloodmobile’s quota is nee^. iform in standard and Thurs. Eve (Ugh) 6 to 9, p 'esentation was made Wednesday when the Republican Women’s Club honored Mrs. struments. 150 pints per month from the Much of the blood is also PHONE 649-2S22 BLISS TEBM ITE CONTBOl COUP. curriculum within each branch. Fridays 10 to 9 and I^ercer at Manchester Country Club. The Town Committee also presented Mrs. Mercer Birgitte’s father is a doctor town it visits. It is hoped the broken down into platelets To graduate, the students NEW HOURS DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 and her mother is a part-time Saturdays 10 to 5. We’re Bloodmobile will not only make which are used in the treatment ith gifts. (Herald photo by Pinto) must pass a state exam, the DAILY 10-^:30; FrI. 10-8 physiotherapist. resting less! but surpass its quota this of various blood diseases, par The Oldest &' Largest in Conn. Examen Artium, which also Sunday 10-3 As a family, the Svendsens acts as a college entrance month. ticularly to control bleeding in enjoy walking tours through the Besides the students, walk-in hemophilia. exam. Norwegian mountains, skiing The gymnas lasts three years and swimming. and the academic standard is Birgitte has worked with an Birgitte V. Svendsen fairly high. amateur theater group several years, and has considered studying drama in her future WHA TEVER YOUR SPW tT... plans. MANCHESTER She belongs to the Norwegian 72S E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE MM. a Tuts. S 1111 pjn. I WaYBEST GRADE A Wtd., Thun., a«L S TaiO p.m. MENTVouSJ’ED^^^SPRlEI^SO^ Wa I CHICKEN Raaarv* . Solon Wants Th* Right To Earns ROTC Award Limit Quantitto* Beating Probe Sup«*rmarkots DOUBLE 8&H GREEN is Breasts with Citadel Cadet Ralph T. Lewkowicz accepts the American HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. i wings Legion ROTC General Military Excellence Award from SUPER SPECIAL! Sam Gejdenson, D-Bozrah, said STAMPS SAT. 7 to 10 pm today he wants the chief state’s Cmdr. John Wertz during the Awards Review at “ The SPORTS AND SA VINGS A ALL OUR BEEF SAVE NOWI attorney to conduct a criminal West Point of the South” in Charleston, S.C. Lewkowicz , CHOICE) IS USDA CHOICE Pr/cea EftOcthra A pril 24. 25, 26 1 b .1 investigation into the death of a V _ -j— J "7he f/ntsr Sold Anywhere" was selected as the Air Force first classman who has 35 1 9 9 Meriden nursing home patient demonstrated outstanding military excellence. He is the beaten with an aluminuim « 9 - 2.49 son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Lewkowicz of 5 Bates Rd. walker by a fellow patient. SPALDING OR PENN Gejdenson, referring to the TENNIS BALLS UPI story today on the death of U.S. GRADE A (17-20 lb.) Emil DeVita, 70, said, “ This 'sM t lo w surfaces, at Paris, Franklin Liked Each Other cries for investigation by State’s Attorney Joseph Paris — The French capital house in which he lived from Gormley, the Health Depart u d Benjamin Franklin had an 1778 to 1785. ment and any other state or affinity for each other. A At 27 Quai Voltaire, Frank SAVE $13 federal ageny properly con statue of Franklin now stands lin spent many evenings among cerned with such mattei^.” 4 5 « at the head of a street named philosophers, as he also did at TURKEYS Gejdenson gave DPI the in after him, and at 66 rue Ray- the literary salon at 59 rue Q R 8 8 itial tip about the possible nauard a plaque marks the d’Auteuil. C our rsg. 48.88 irregular death of DeVita at Royal Crest nursing home Dec. NEW ZEALAND FROZEN SHOULDER AJAY DELUXE AJAY MARKIN tieads GOP Women ABOUT 17. GOLF BAG CART He said he learned of the inci TENNIS RACKET TOWN dent while touring Fairfield - The Riviera is designed SAVE $4 rMrs. Ellen Zinsser of 176 L A M B C H O P S Laminated 9-ply wtiitewood 1 { Sunday, May 11th, is Mother’s Day! ) for strength, balance and alph Rd. was elected presi- Hills State Hospital with the durability! 14 numbered and fiber frame for long lifel iSS Young Women’s Fellowship legislature’s Humane club compartments; 2 Full shoulder overlay; routed ent of Manchester Republican- Sweet Life accessory pockets; folds string holes; cross nylon llomen’s Club Wednesday at its of the Salvation Army will meet Institutions Committee. That is for storage. Sun Lake Brand strings; cowhide grip. our rog. 14.88 ieeting at Manchester Country tonight at 7:30 at the home of where DeVita’s attacker, Land O’ Lakes MEDIUM Hub. She succeeds Mrs. Sauiida Mrs. Sharon D’Alessandro, 5 Howard Edmonds, was sent MOSER FARMS Taylor. Franklin St., to pot flowering after the incident. ICE SAVE $2 Other elected officers are plants for Mother’s Day. Gejdenson, vice chairman of LOW FAT EGGS the subcommittee on correc BUTTER Mrs. Harriet Haslett, vice Strictly Fresh i 8 do*, president; Mrs. Mary Willhide, Past Chiefs Club of Memorial tions, said, “ If I had my own Grade A our rog. 9.88 Temple, Pythian Sisters, will 1 Lb. Quarters MILK CREAM [.SevWSBWEMS recording secretary; Mrs. staff it could have investigated meet Friday at 8 p.m. at the this, but unfortunately Connec All Flavors 8UPERMEX Mary Ann Dennison, correspon i at toast 12 par atora ding secretary; and Mrs. home of Mrs. Charles Edgerly, ticut legislators are not % Gallon GOLF BALLS Jeanette Bartlett, treasurer. 23 Foster St. provided with enough money Lee Trevino 2-pc. golf SLA2ENGER for decent office space, let balls from Faultless fea SAVE S3 AA a Mother's Day Special! ture computer-blend com TENNIS RACKET Assumption Junior High alone investigative staffers.” C d I Q i l A ^ pound center core and Quality “Windsor" racket fea The physiographic features of School will sponsor a “ Fun “ I told UPI, which has done Surlyn cover for distance turing reinforced throat, ny Fair” Saturday from 10 a.m. to the bulk of investigative repor and durability. 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Doreen Maillet Debra Besterileld Amelia Russak Jean German BIzabeth Young •aaUTInillBViO ^ 649-0791 or 649-1443 biMa Marchtnd Glen Birmingham Michael Scholsky John Getting Morey Young LAYAWAY PLAN Pinwioa Martin Susan Breen Usa Schwartz Joseph GrzymkowskI 381 Broad St., Manchester Allcis Htgler Jo sim McCarthy Robert Bridgeman MIml Silverman Kim SNUughlln Christopher Browne Thomas SInnamon Mary Anns Hardy PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandiester. Conn., Thuni.. May 8, H75 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs,, May 8, 1975 - PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Saigon Security Using Honor System The Lighter Side The Light that Never Fails raft routes By DICK WEST more than two weeks before the sources who participated in the fing and puffing — nothing under way. It took that long to WASHING’rON (UPI) - Of final collapse, it was giving off evacuation, embassy officials would make the light go out. establish that U.S. policy in ficials of the U.S. Embassy in such a glow that President Ford called for volunteers to try to 'This explains why the evacua South Vietnam was baised on an called for a big chunk of Plus Threats of Curbside Justice SpeelaUMing in Handcraftnd Itenu... Saigon have been catching slip into the tunnel and tion was somewhat late getting optical illusion. some flak over what their military aid to save the Saigon extinguish the light. • Hanging Planters - clay and. glass critics felt was an undue delay government. It would be inappropriate, Therefore, when the airlift they pointed out, for Americans Editors note; The following is Political analysts said the quickly to pre-assigned The first day of peace in Viet • Mirrors - coppsr and atelnisss , in carrying out the recent the first dispatch received by evacuation. from atop the U.S. Embassy to clear out while they could moderates appeared to favor positions, wheeled out the nam in 30 years dawned on May • Jswsiry - Indian and contemporary began, there was talk of trying UPI from its correspondents in 1. But as I get the story, they still see the light at the tunnel’s thursday and giving anti-Communists a voice firepower and prepared for a to put the light aboard one of end. Saigon since last Wednesday. It In other important were victims of circumstances in the South Vietnamese final battle if necessary. A Fine Selection For ^ the helicopters. A team of dousing experts came in the form of a cable develcpnents during a week of beyond their control. friday nite government, but the hardliners At the presidential palace, a But the functionaries who was then organized. Posing as filed by Saigon Bureau disagreed. fight broke out at 4:30 p.m. on government-enforced press Mother’s Day or Any Day! As you know, the American Manager Alan Dawson through ihission left South Vietnam in were sent to retrieve it found mole exterminators, they There were no reported Viet the day of the takeover, hut out silence: that the area where the tunnel special! Hanoi to the UPI. bureau in —A communique published OPEN such haste it was forced to managed to gain access to the Cong reprisals in Saigon and gunned loyalist troops quickly TUBS. TO BAT. was located had already been tunnel. But when they reached Hong Kong. There were no in April 30 —the day of liberation 649-1766 10 A.M. - S P.H. abandon tons of military 6 P . M . - 9 P.M. ONLY! life in the city returned to nor succumbed to the massive overrun by the Communists. the end where the light was, dications of censorship. mal within 48 hours of the Com fireirawer put out by the Com —p r o m is e d “ s e v e r e RT. SB. TALC supplies and other equipment. Nevertheless, they reported, they were unable to even so By ALAN DAWSON munist takeover. munists. punishment’’ for robbers, Among the items falling into the light was still visible. much as dim its, rays. DRAPERY & SUPCOVER SAIGON (UPI) - The Viet But there were new scenes — ,thieves and “disorderly the hands of the Viet Cong were After that, Saigon was quiet. At this point, according to Water, chemibal foam, huf C^ng has yet to set up a police Viet Cong and North Viet elements.” the escalator used to upgrade FABRIGS force in Saigon a week after the namese shopping in the still- the U.S. commitment in Communist takeover, relying Southeast Asia and the light at POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS open -black market. Com MOTHER’S DAY CASH AND CARRY SPEIHAL CREPE STITCH SOLIDS more or less on the honor munists soldiers and South the end of the tunnel. system for security in the South These two items, you’ll 13 YEARS OLD AND UNDER AND C H E C K S Vietnamese civilians chatting 60” WIDE, WASH A WEAR Vietnamese capital. amiably, highways open to the recall, were once hooked up in * 2 .9 8 . Thousands of the Communist Mekong Delta. sequence. Each time that $3.98j d . VA LU l prudence seemed tr dictate an TULIPS *1 .8 7 bunch troops seen on the streets of In many ways, Saigon still ■pDw5Tiir7 Saigon after the South Viet appeared to be a wide-open city “fine A fiift To Mon Every Day IMS Voai" end to the military build-up, namese government sur despite the takeover. Black someone would see the light at DDDDunnsI the end of the tunnel. And that rendered April 30 have moved markets flourished, dealing in ■ I 5 d « b iff ON BOLTS I back outside the city. • American, South Vietnamese would start the U.S. involve with this coupon good only at | Only the honor system and and North Vietnamese curren ment escalating again. pilurim fabric There was, of course, no the threat of rum or^ curbside cies. good only May 8 A 8 6-0 m. only justice by Communist troops The Communists have yet to Courtesy Masonic 50-Year Awards thought of trying to evacuate still in Saigon appeared to be open banks a week after the the escalator when the holding back looting and liberation, spurring the illegal A 1 YEAR SUBSIXIPTION TO Americans pulled out. hooliganism. money transactions that have 'raese two Masons have called Manchester home for many years, but their “mother” It had long since been in The Viet Cong has yet to set taken place in the capital lodge in Masonry is elsewhere. Tuesday night, they receiv^ their 50-year awards from operative, and served no pur phonO' pose beyond its curiosity value ideAvenue- n . up a government in Saigon to during three decades of war. their respective grand lodges in courtesy ceremonies at Manchester Lodge of Masons. At n sid ® phone...646‘1000 — a metal stairway to nowhere. H2 2 Buf run the Republic of South Viet Tran Thanh, a miiiionare nght, Arne P. Sterud, new district deputy who made the presentations, admires the 177 HARTFORD ROAD ...... MANCHESTER ’The tunnel end light was a nam, the new name for the businessman of Chinese origin, veteran’s medal the Grand Lodge of New Hampshire presents along with a 50-year cer store open...mondav through Saturday 10 to 6 different story, however. Not country since the fall of the turned out be- a Communist tificate. Wearing it is Edson M. Bailey of 99 Tanner St., retired principal of Manchester thursday & friday nits til 9 pm U.S.-backed Republic of Viet sympathizer and stayed behind CABLE TV!!! I|igh School. He belongs to Mt. Vernon Lodge at Newport, N.H. At left is William L. Yerks nam. when most of his associates fled of 22 Bliss St., who is a member of Passumpsic Lodge of St. Johnsbury, Vt. (Herald photo • Members of the Viet Cong’s with their cash. Provisional Revolutionary But no important members of by Dunn) Government have not arrived in the previous pro-American the capital and there was no in governments had emerged as dication when they would come. pro-Communists in the new ad Tornado Damage There was speculation among ministration. INSTANT 93O @ 0 i5@ (} political observers of a fight Viet Cong directives put civil CREDIT between hardline Communists servants back on their previous RECEIVE 50% OFF on Installation 13 WIN A One city block of homes in Omaha, Neb., were shattered — particularly North Viet jobs, although Communists now UPTO and destroyed in a tornado storm Wednesday. Three per namese —and moderates hold the major positions. 5 DAY sons were Ulled and damage was estimated at almost |500 mainly Viet Cong —but there ’The takeover of Saigon Went TRIP *500 million. (UPI photo) was no confirmation. smoothly with a well-planned FOR 2 military and political operation moving in and seizing control ONE FREE MONTH of Cable TV TO FABULOUS DISNEY WORLD within hours of the surrender. VIA EASTERN AIRLINES But isolated clashes broke out NOTHING TO BUY! 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We thank you for m aking our that although there will be “no San Francisco also said en broke. couraging signs pointed to an Finance Committee the goal The victorious Communist CELDRATION! bbom,” recovery from the 18- should be to budget surpluses month recession “should be economic upturn. forces entered with a tremen Genaral Electric Caloric and not more deficits. dous display of military might, WaiHefbwe ONVERTIBLE more vigorous than could have astoiU tk But John J. 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Included in the recently Early this year, St. James reopen the St. James world today as the base riumbw HARTFORD(UPI) - Two re- offers a comprehensive Department of Commerence of DEP’s legal staff and lawyers would not rollback en the tuition will cover the strategy for “stimulating con The road builders’ lobbying transfer of environmental law care lotion written history of St. James parishioners were informed kindergarten after 25 years of for the measure of timte and developments in Gov. Ella are ready to participate with us vironmental gains made during operating costs of the struction activity —most blueprint also recommends enforcement to the attorney School is the fact that St. James that if there was sufficient in inactivity. angle measure. T. Grasso’s Democratic ad in any way they can," the' former Republican Gov. classroom. This is consistent notably with regard to road and wooing labor unions to pressure general’s office has brought jumbo 10 oz. aizo, will reopen its kindergarten in terest in a kindergarten at the ministration —apparently com memo says. Thomas J. Meskill’s ad The response was in excess of with the goal of St. James highway construction.” elected officials for more criticism from citizen and en ministration. September. school, plans might be made to plementing a secret construc Its author, advertising (4 herbal or regular, the two 25-pupil classes. (One is School to lessen the amoimt of tion industry strategy —are highway construction, convin vironmental groups, including “ There might be a question regularly $1.59 V... executive John Brotherhood of a morning session, the other is the parish subsidy, he said. The Department of Transpor cing the public through lawyer Haynes Johnson of the mark about establishing a fueling the highway lobby’s Hartford’s high-powered an afternoon session.) O’Neill also said a separate tation is expected to solicit bids newspaper and television state bar association’s en relationship with DEP,” the 14 ___ hopek of covering more of Lowengard and Brotherhood foundation will be formally in Conneicticut with concrete. on 835 million worth of highway "news features," mounting vironmental law section. memo said. "But there’s a way “Mre have every The St. James Home and agency, says “an act of corporated in the near future to Onje move was the firing of construction projects within the advertising campaigns and to do it that makes sense. [(• - ^ m e thinar School Association (the parent- prophesy” is the only connec “The attorney general’s of HERALD teacher group) allocated |2 , ^ reduce the parish subsidy of the Department of Environmental next two months, with most “watchdog(ing) the “Rather than just isolate funding coming from federal tion between his November legislature." fice has had an unbroken string for the capital costs of starting school. Profection lawyers responsible them and attack them as ‘the “ where a sources. proposal and the governor’s “With the help of DOT and of never enforcing anything” in enemy,’ there may be people in YESTERDAYS the kindergarten class. With for enforcing Connecticut’s dollar’s new task force. The agency is the State Police we might also the environmental field, John DEP who are more reasonable this money and the assistance progressive environmental associated with Democratic son, a Stamford resident, said. w orth of 20 to 30 volunteer parents, laws. The memo also urges crea be able to launch another than we believe them to be. tion of a “real worMng task political causes. publicity campaign on ‘The Ten He said the new policy means “This is certainly true of qf ■ tho iwfoda of moJa | a dollar!” the school library will be ^------1 The DEP purge and new Dated during the guber Barbecue. force” to promote construction Most Dangerous Roads in there will be less vigorous en some of the Attorney General’s downtown maneketiter^ relocated and the kindergarten plans to have Attorney General natorial campaign, November forcement of Connecticut’s en set up in its former location of Carl Ajello’s office take over industry aimk, but with the Connecticut,”’ Brotherhood staff assigned to work with 25 Years Ago special interest group’s involve 1974, the memo says “We need proposed to his road-building vironmental laws. DEP people and programs,” 25 years ago. environmental law enforce all the help we can get —and Mrs. Grasso, for her part. Temperatures as low as 28 degrees were F3_, Grills ment concealed. clients. the memo sid. Sister Mary Felita, who i'- ment is strongly opposed by en- recorded at 6 this morning, the coldest taught kindergarten at St. vironmentalists and the Mrs. Grasso Wednesday an May 8th in years. James about 29 years ago, on SALE now Connecticut Bar Association. nounced the creation of a 23- Manchester Council of Church Women is visited St. James School Mon The legal enforcement switch member “Task Force on Public formed by women from local Protestant day to advise the kindergarten follows secret plans of the Works Construction Projects,” churches and will be a department of .the committee as to the necessary ■ ^ y V f r o m ^ 1 2 9 # Connecticut Construction In headed by Connecticut Business Manchester Council of Churches. alterations to the proposed dustry Association. A confiden and Industry Association kindergarten classroom. tial memo prepared for it urges (CBIA) President Arthur L. 10 Years Ago Sister Felita is presently a Portable fire-g lo w rfisf. closer ties with the attorney Woods. She said road-building Manchester Green School’s “ Green director of the early childhood general’s office, described as is an area of consideration. program at St Joseph’s College Routs 13. Vernon Globe” wins top honors in 28th annual Statieeary (2 miles North of Vernon CIrde) "more reasonable” than the “We have firsthand in in West Hartford. School Press Project. 1 Moialt > Hours: Tuei*Fri. 10-4:30, Sat. 0-$ DEP. dications that CBIA, Depart Mrs. Bernice Maher and Ronald Ed- William D. O’Neill, president Closed Sunday K Monday 073-mo mundson named “Teachers of the Year.” of the St. James Parish Board School Additions Beating Schedule The building program at - Building into the trade building. p la n n o w Bennet Junior High School and This will make the Barnard Illing Junior High School is con Building available to the con tinuing ahead of the set time tractor for work there in hopes ^for lasting landscape beaut schedule, according to Paul it may be finished by Phillips, chairman of the town September. The building is in NWllilM tjr//VMil N.V A t/f IA4I building committee. identical to the Franklin w m a s ^ W hirlpool believes At Illing, almost all the Building which was completed masonry work is completed and in 11 weeks. Hardy Azalea All the concrete floors have The structural steel is been poured with the exception erected in the new gym-library now in bloom of the gym floor. and the exterior walls are near many quality always At the TBC meeting Tuesday ly completed. All the floors night. School Superintendent Beautiful •.low growing: only 18-36" beautiful have been poured except in the tall, 2-4' spread when James P. Kennedy inquired gym. Rhododendron mature colors & about the possibility of starting The bid opening for construc « thick green foliage • medium green, 2' long sizes the new classes of the 9th grade tion of the Regional Oc Mugho Pine in the new addition instead of • giant clusters of pink, cones Updated History of Su James School cupational Center will be 1 gal. pot • adjustable to variety of costs less. having to transfer them at a Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the (Com white or red blooms ’ " ’ " $ 4 . 6 0 soils The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon examines a history of St. James School presented later date from Manchester mon Pleas Court, 239 E. Middle • accent planted singly or „ him by Judy LaFond, one of the school’s students, as Mrs. Thomas Toomey looks on. The High School where they have Tpke. The well digging has been Ingroups 15 *18 • best in sun, partial shade $2.10 account mentions reopening a long inactive kindergarten. Mrs. Toorney is vice-president Major Proof Whirlpool Saves Time been housed for several years. started. (88-1990) $7.50 $8.29 (88-1999) elect of the St. James School Foundation, Inc. (Herald photo by Pinto) The contractor set a time of Preliminary plans of Fire Oct. 1, 1975, as the likely date Station No. 5 were approved by for occupancy of the building. the TBC and the architect, This pan is to be This pan is the The TBC, after a discussion Lawrence Associates, has been with the contractor, said it’s washed in the same pan authorized to proceed with the Updght Yew • conp shaped Spreading Yew Super Scour aftenwards. possible to complete the four final plans. • good disease-resistance White Pine GARDENS cycle of a northwest rooms in the new ad • green year 'round, red dition, n\aking them available • grows in shade, some sur. 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Have Everyhting NOW 1^.90 For Your Lawn « Uttaca, M iit fi, CaalHItMr, ONLY 8:30 to 6:00 8:00 to 5K)0 Garden Planf Food $r A r Garden! F i^ . Sm M M m Etc. M fi Thure. FrI 8:30 to 8:30 BXJietJuO Wt Will $atist| Yht Evtry FickdlllinWt INC. AGWAY.^Inc. Set. 8:00 to 4H)0 50fcs.,reg.$8.50...... 0.9D Ui(teiH & Hut frtWMi. Sat. 8:00 to 4:30 henefcin k S«i Ts Rut 99« 2 M ain St. 540 NEW s t a t e ROAD. Buckland 643-5123 Cioaod Tuoedey NNWAfaa bm TGI I9i PJ. Ow OnhM SMi G SmS Potterton^ AGWAY] PotatOM Art RmM T. TM. 643-7111 Other AGIMKStotft: LNE . . . 3 80-lb.bags *3.99 PlaMTeol . 130 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Opon Mon. to Sat to 9dl0 P.M. Ellington • Middlofiolcl • North Havon * Willlmwitic “Dolometlc" Is Special, ROUTE 30. VERNON FARR’S Bank Charge Plans Just tor our soil! Phnt Something Alive In ’75! TWO LOCATIONS siMSEjmi i ( MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., May 8,1975- PAGE THIRTY-ONE PAGE THIRTY- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancherter, Conn., Thura., May 8,1975 LIQUOR PERMIT THE SCHOOL BELL Limestone Areas Have Sinkholes NOTICE OF APPLICATION Thl« to to give doUm 1. P»«l J- BENNET JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BotUcello Jr. of M8 Fonter Boston — Limestone-based areas, after a sinkhole-pitted Windsor, Conn, have filed an appUMtlta placarded 1 M ay 1»7» vrith areas around the world are plateau in Yupfoslavia’s Dinaric Control Commtoslon for a PACKAOE IVib the end of the school About 150 boys and girls a re ' ridded with sinkholes, which Alps. S T O R E U Q U O R for the sale of ateoteUc yeaif rapidly approaching there involved on a daily basis from occur when chemicals collected Hauor on the premises Andover P sd ^ e seeniiS to be an increase in the by water react with the atone Store Route 6, Andover Conn. ™ mid-April until early June in business will be owned te Henry L Bot number and variety of school these actevities. tjiitS ii t i i l and dissolve i t A 42-foot-diigh figure of Christ tle d and Paul J. BottlceUo Jr. m activities at Bennet Junior High The funnel-shaped pits kno-vrn U lUstown Road, M anAes^, Com. and From their involvement they IntncbcfiMi Fi'nf rudiiif So iH b S«ii«tT. (ill fide, nuMkr (ill sent to we VENTURA BEACH galva steel $ 1 i Unbelievable value. Galva steel construction. Heavy duty lop rail and 0ttoo Haired uprights for added duratNirty. SeriIHum blue frame and reversl>le SANTA CRUZ ISLE SELECT, DON’T SETTLE! patina while wal. Deluxe winterized liner. NAMCO HAS OVER 14 POOLS ON DISPLAY IN 132 SIZES. All alwTTlnum construction for longer life and I R ’v A Q ” S Q D D WITH MAX REBATE less mainlenanca. BkieMhlte color (tOHE LOCAtoWt HAVE I I ON DIIPU«) I a A 4 0 O O D 11 PIECE PACKAGE combination. Massive sK-on top rails and NAMCO HAS THE LARGEST SPARE PARTS, DECKING AND heavy duty buttresses. Heavy duty ACCESSORY SELECTIONS IN NEW ENOLANO NO CLUMSY wlntarized liner plus 11 piece package. SIDE BRACES 12 x24' OVAL PKG: $78S W/MAX REBATE MANY ITEMS 1 OF A KIND HOTPOINT THE MALIBU BEACH 1B’x2S’ OVAL PKG: $897 W/MAX REBATE HOTPOINT Thn con» vcs» IMPERIAL DE FILTER YOUR CHOICE V4 HP diatomaceous earth COMPLETE SERVICE SHOP Pifk up & Delivery filler, white painted tank, A FRAME self-priming motor and pump. NOW OPEN FRI. EVENINGS 'TILL 8:30 PM STORE HOURS: EQUIPMENT SHOP Mon., Tue$., Wed. 'c- Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri. 8:30 to 5:30 AGWAY.<3)|nc. 8:00 to 5:00 Thur(., Fri. 8:30 to 8:30 540 New State'Road, Buckland Sat. 8:0dto4:00 Sat. 8dX) to 4:30 643-5123 Closed Tuesdays PAGE THIRTY-TWO- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. May 8.^975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurg.. May 8 , 11>75 - PAGE THIRTY-THREE Spotlight BOalneea Opportunity 14 Homea For Sole 23 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Safe 231 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 EAS’TERN SERVICES - Part- MANCHESTER - Redwood COVENTRY - Walk to the time maintenance work, 37 to Farms, spacious 9 room Raised beach from this ^ c io u s , 7 310 per hour for a re ^ n s ib le Ranch, set on large treed lot. WITH THE BIRDS AND THE B’S room Ranch, stone nreplace in iH r SERVICE IS OUR person seeking permanent, ’Three full baths, aluminum 32’ living room, family room REALTOR Deciding Law of the Sea siding, two Arejolaces, family BRIGHT BEAUTIFUL AND BIG part-time work days or with com er Franklyn stove, 4 C IIL ONLY PRODUCT AMS evenings. Company will furnish room, five possible bedrooms. bedrooms, 2 baths, w a g e . 347,- training, equipment and Asking 3S1,SW. Zinsser Agency, $800. par yoar buys earafrea living wHh eountry dub 700. Marge Greene Realty, 456- S h e H e ta lh customers. You pay 313.50 per 646-1511. NEW LISTING advantagaa, profeaalonally daeoratad, 3 badroom 2246. week. Call 628-9S61. aupar larga Condominluffl, formal dhtlng room, living S48J 00 , Ralaad Ranch, maalar badroom .12x16, Expected to Take Years EAST HARTFORD- Seven MANCHESTER - Easy bathroom and a haH, tiraplaoa, oathadral eaSIngi, 2- room, kHehan wHh all buHt-lns, ctooata unllmHad, 2 full CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Situation Wanted 15 room split Leyel, 4 bedrooms, assumable mortgage on this car garaga, axcoHant oondHIon, muat bo aaan to bo ap- species such as the salmon and IVk baths, fenced yard, and 2 half batha, finlahad rac room, w/w carpating, —Coastal states must meet cantral air, carport oversized full shed dormerol JOHN A. CALLCOTT sea of 12 miles —instead of the tuna. aluminum siding, large kitchen international standards protec EXPERIENCED Bass Player cape with 11/2 baths, carpeting GENEVA (UPI) - The three-mile limit presently with built-ins. Only 332,900. ’These fish hatch in coastal ting the nnarine environment. desires to join existing group. thoroughout, self-clean oven, BUNCMESTB — M**l tour ' «m *tortor horn* In oon- oceans and seas cover four- recognized —in return for rivers but then swim out to sea Call 649-8055. Warren E. Howland, R o t o r s , fireplace, and air-conditioner. Authorized exploitations of the 643-1108. mfont locatton. Cfo**' / A V -L bu*lhM, and ahopping. fifths of the earth’s surface and guaranteed free transit through and enter the waters of other Owner-agent, 643-5314 or 872- seabed should not damage the AH ttil* tor only $24,9i v Y . ii now. contain enough fish to provide international straits. states. MOTHER will babysit for in JACKSTON AGENCY 0003. seas or coastlines of other HOLL S’TREET - Residence B protein for the world’s popula Farther offshore —between PHONE 643-2711 fants, pre-schoolers, my home, MANCHESTBI — Ranch ahyfo Condominium complotoly They then return to the same Zone, large older home. Readi BARGAIN ; 12 miles and 200 miles —a states. • vicinity Nathan Hale School - 643-1316 carpotod. Cantral air .ibtg only ono yoar oM. tion st'.eral times over. river to spawn. ly convert this to a 2-family. Thinking of tree* and quiet, coastal state would have —There must be a supreme Autumn Street. 646-4139. Ownar* ar* anxioua L Yet from ancient times until So jurists are caught up in FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUP AD Q ose to center of town. Huge beautiful 6 room. Ranch, 2 jurisdiction over exploitation of authority to decide whether MAHCHESTER — 8lx-r<*'m Cap* In plaaaant today there never has been a endless debate as to the living room with fireplace, 4 BENTON STREET BOLTON - U&R Raised Ranch, baths, antiqued brick seabed resources. seabed exploitation is Safe, to naighborhood. Nowfy q v P fU* wall-to-waH carpoHng comprehensive code governing ownership ol these fish —the Help Wanted Help Wanted Schoola-Claaaea IS large bedrooms, 2 fuU baths. Center of To«rn...grgctoua three beautiful wooded acre lot. Dead fireplace, carpeting guard against countries making bedroom colonial that la In top condi avarywiiara. NIo* yard ^ ^cowing family. Only $31,800. the seas. But Latin American states country in whose river they INDEX FINANCIAL Full basement and attic, 2-car end street, Uving room, and Biroughout. Spadoua led by Ecuador and Peru, with their own rules weaker than garage. Asking 349,900. Keith tion. AU big roomi, fireplace, porchea, The latest try for inter hatch^ or the states into whose N O T I C i a two c a r j^ a g e . SenalUy priced to aell first floor family room with eundeck. Basement garage. BUUKHESTB - NEW U 8 T IN 0 ,2 tamlly, 3 and 3, atova* Chinese support, demand ab those of the international com R ^ Estate, ^ 1 2 6 , 649-1922. national cooperation ends seas they migrate? 1 Lott and Found THE ATLANTIC COMPANIES AHENTION cathedral ceilings and stone Bargain Price of $M,900. and rafrigarator, Inoludad. Aluminum atorm* and munity. 2 P ertonela Bondt-Stocka-Mortgagea Friday after eight weeks of solute authority over their The United States is the only hav* the following openings, to complete ow eteff: '•*“ TJ. CilOCKEn fireplaces, three bedrooms, two ahifflinum aeroana, 2-car garaga, only $32,000. —There must be a world 3 — Announcomentt MANCHESTER - New listing, PIANO AGENCY work that produced just one waters out to ^ miles. ’The nation to have proposed con RATER MDTHERS RaaHora 643-1877 full baths, formal dining room, COVENTIY — Throo (amUy, Uvo rant Irao In ttila homo, tribunal to settle disputes —the 4 Entertainment MORTGAGES, loans first, se 6-room Cape, new bath, roof. laundry-utility room, many firm agreement among the 148 Chinese also oppose free transit crete treaty articles, including 6— A uctions Mathematical aptitude and ability to handle detail. Positioqs available for m and “ foundation of a new world cond, third. All kinds. Realty Kitchen remodeled, furnace, extras including redwood pan- locatod on Main Straat Ownar will conaktor all oftor*. nations represented: There is a through straits although a these: Previous Mass, automobile Insurance experience helpful. 4-year-md children at RANCH • with gorgeous view. order in ocean space,” as the FINANCIAL statewide. Credit rating un wiring, plumbing all replaced. elin: wall-to-wall carpeting. THREE-BEDROOM aluminum Pricad at $32,900. need to meet again next year. merchant ship may have to 8 Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages necessary. Reasonable. Con ST. Mjwrs DAY SCHOOL No work to be done. Nice treed Large living room with beamed —A coastai state should have United States calls it. ’There is FILE C L E R K Slid! ig guglass doors to secluded sided Ranch - Large, treed lot, MANCHESTEI NEWLY UBTED - 2 famHy, 7-room apart In 1958, the United Nations pass through as many as 10 such 9 Personal Loans fidential, quick arrangements. 41 Path SirM i, ItonchMtef yard. 332,900. Hayes Corpora cathedral ceilings and the exclusive right to authorize Insurance Duties Include filing, mall and supply. Light typing helpful deck, the thermopane windows. country kitchen, fuU ceUar. ment and 3-room apartment, two now boating ayatoma, little point, Washington arp es, 10— For further information fireplace, formal dining room, convened the first Law of the waterways on one voyage. and regulate the construction, Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. but not required. tion. 646^)131. central vacuum, air- 332,900. Keith Real Estate, 646 in having a Law of the Sea Trea EMPLOYMENT please contact Mrs. J. Perry, fully equipped kitchen with now atorma and acraana, oftorad at $37,900. Sea Conference in an effort to For Washington and Moscow, operation and use of offshore in 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart conditioning, double self 1922, 6464126. ty unless all nations agree to 13 Help Wanted ford. Evenings, 233-6879. RECEPTIONIST 646-7868 sliding glass doors to deck. MANCHESTEI NEWLY LISTED - 8-1-8 Duptox, two now ga* lay down fixed rules for the the issue of free transit is even 14— Business Opportunities cleaning wall oven. By owner, stallations which affect its Front desk position answering telephone console and Huge family room with stone more vital on military grounds settle their disputes peacefully. 15— Situation Wanted 2-FAMILY 649-6600. 370,000. MANCHESTER - New to hot air fumaeaa, naw carpoUng, aluminum aktod. Fairly exploration and exploitation of economic interests, not only in greeting visitors. Good typing and outgoing personality fireplace, two full baths. The only alternative would be MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Any Raee, Color Large 6-6 3 bedroom duplex market. Cape with half dormer, pricad at $38,900 the oceans. Some progress was with considerable nuclear the coastal seabed economic EDUCATION Philbrick Agency, Realtors, the use of force. — mortgages — interim financing required. :W>»5rKrKiK<*S o r C reed 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, dining made, notably on giving coastal firepower based on surface 18 Private Instructions Kit. living and dining room ACRE WOODED LOT MANCHESTBI — Four bodro** i Colonial wHh 2-car gar area but in adjacent waters as — Schodls-Classes — expeditious and confidential Excellent benefits and salary program. Parking prbvided. 6464200. room, three bedrooms, partial 19 And, an eight room U liR boUt colonial states jurisdiction over their ships and submarines belonging Instructions Wanted plus 7 garages for added in age. Lot aizo I* 100x180. wHhIn walking diatanc* well. 20— service, J.D. Real Estate Hours 8:30-4:30. Call or write that la lo a o d with extraa. 2W baths, 2 rec room. Move-in condition. continental shelves. to fleets which roam the seas. Help Wanted 13 come. RANCH - 8 rooms, 4 years old. to bua, aehool and aho,r^,g. only $38,900. REAL ESTATE Assoc. 6^1980. Mrs. Thibeault fireplaces, 2 garages, 4 bedrooms, 30’s. Keith Real Estate, 646 first-floor family room, central walk-out basement, rear deck. But the key issue of ’The advanced nations also 23— Homes lor Sale □ REAL ESTATE 1922, 6464126. MANCHESTBI JUST BBNICED---ThI* aluminum aldod aix- territorial seas remained in dis argue that a territorial sea of 24... Lots-Land tor Sale THE ATLANTIC COMPANIES HOUSEKEEPER - live-in vac system, dual fireplace, air- T.J. CRO CKETT room Colonial with llraplac*, 2 and on* half bathroom* 25>— Investment Property Founders’ Tower Box 80071 :home in West Willington, to conditioning, wall-to-wall MANCHESTER - Lovely Split pute, and a second conference 200 miles would deprive many — MERRITT Realtora 643-1877 and ona-ear garaga In aatabUahad naighborhood. Ottorod 26 Business Property carpeting, finished basement, was held in 1960. countries of their traditional 27— Resort Property EMPLOYMENT East Hertford, Conn. 08108 care for two children, 7 and Homea For Sale 23 home with plenty of room. (Jen- at $44,900. Ownara anxioua. Real Estate Wanted llyears old. Would have use of porch, patio, 2-car garage, im Canada and the United States fishing grounds. 28— 203-728-3344 tral air-conditioning, one full, M other’i family car. 643-1241, between MANCHESTER - Six month maculate. 356,900. Philbrick IRAND NEW — 7-room Spin, king alu maator badroom, MISC. SERVICES 30 LOCUST Street - 2 fan two half baths. Complete proposed at that meeting a Fish are the subject of one Agency, Realtors, 646-4200, lily. Hnlahod family room, 2-ear garage, lota of axtra*. CaH for 31 Services Ottered Help Wanted . 12-4, ^ 5238 after 5 p.m. new, crime west side location, MANCHESTER - Unique Early ideal location. 346,000. No kitchen, garage, large lot. Good 8 territorial sea of six miles with particularly complicated argu — Painting-Papering more information. 5-5 Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, 8 32 American Colonial. Paneled agents, please. Phone 6462426. buy at 342,900. Keith Real coastal states to have exclusive ment involving who has the 33— Building-Contracting TREES PHONE FROM home to ser • JANITORIAL work needed hardwood floors, aluminum doors, plaster walls and Estate, 6461922, 6464126. LOTS OF LAND — 2.88 acre building, tarma avallabi*. fishing rights in a further six- right to catch migratory 34— RoofIng-SIdIng mornings - Manchester area. siding, high 50’s. Hayes Cor This 4 bedroom, 6 room Cape 35— Heating-Plumbing vice our customers for super ceilings, 2 1/2 baths, hand MANCHESTER - Exceptional mile zone. But this proposal 36 Flooring earnings. Choose own hours. Experience preferred. Must poration, 646-0131. crafted paneling, first-floor with a breezeway and garage, ly large, gracious, 4-bedroom — KIDS! D a y Moving-T ruckIng-Storage 37 failed by a single vote. Call 647-1810.47-lf have transportation. 18 years of family room, 2 fireplaces, 4 must be seen today, on a quiet uilonial, 2Mt baths, laundry and MANCHESTER 38— Services Wanted int to m ake go o d m oney w orking only i taw hours LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... A few days later, word leaked ' age or over. Call 649-5334. GRANDVIEW STREET bedrooms, breezeway, double street near the hospital. Out family rooms off kitchen, GRACIOUS LIVING With her loved ones gathered around her, this MISC. FOR SALE ESTABLISHED REAL Estate week. No limit to how much you can s from the U.S. delegation that New homes under coostiucUon. Oaf garage, beautiful lot, city door fireplace, large stately walking distance to church, lovely mother knows she is the luckiest person 41 .. Articles for Sale office needs two full-time sales nights per week. We train. PARTS DEPARTMENT in We are pleased to offer for the the American ambassador, 42 Building Supplies raised ranch ready for decorating, utilities. 374,900. Hayes Corp. trees. Only 333,900. CaU now schools, bus. Move-in condition. REALE’S CORNER people. Wolverjon Agency, busy motorcycle shop needs some new homes starting. Built by first time this exemplary 16 : Arthur Dean, had been ap- FARM FACTS in the world. The artisans of Anri have re 43 — Dogs-Blrds-Pets 6460131. Owner, 649-6136. 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 648-4525 44 ___ Livestock Realtors, 649-2813. hard worker to work full-time, Tom Corbitt. room Colonial in one of ; proached before the vote by a CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) -- created the spirit of that moment. Here, in a PASEK 45___ Boats 6 Accessories Call 647-9946 12 noon - 9 p.m. during the week T j. CRocKrrr 334,900 - 6 room Cape, full NORTH COVENTRY - Like Manchester’s finest residen Latin American ambassador The U.S. Department of peaceful rustic setting, the dream of 46— Sporting Qoods Realtors, MLS NEWSPAPER DRIVER for six and all day Saturday 9-5. Please Realtor*______643-1877 dormer, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, new 5 1/2 room Ranch, tial areas. There are 5 who offered to sell his vote in Agriculture reports some 21 47 Garden Products 2B9-747H 742-8243 motherhood is realized; the act of loving, and — Antiques day delivery. Call Mr. Griffin at call days, 6464055. nice trees. Hutchins Agency, million acres of farmland had 48 Manchester Evening Herald fireplace,.1 1/2 baths, bedrooms (the master favor of the jix-plus-six sugges being loved between parent and child. 49— Wanted to Buy 64’f-9411. Realtors, 6463166. carpeting, walk-out basement, Real Batata Wanted 28 Servicea Ottered 31 been converted to other uses in SAVE! Ill - By owner. Hebron, bedroom has beamed, tion. Dean refused and the con 317,500 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 3/4 acre lot, 335,900. Hayes RENTALS baths, stove, refrigerator, gar U&R Raised Ranch, three cathedral ceilings), 4Mi baths, ference collapsed. the last 10 years. Economists 52 Rooms lor Rant NEWSBOYS for South Windsor WE WILL buy your house. Call LAWN MOWER PUT-TIE 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built bed room s. eat-in kitchen, Corp. 6460131. a large, heated in-ground pool, TheJJnited Nations now is further note that, in the same 53_ Apartments lor Rent area Call Mr. Griffin at 647------age, nearly two acres. Hutchins Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, family anytime, Hutchins Agency, and repairing, reel, rotary 54— Homes lor Rent HAIR STYLIST, experienced Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. dining room, beamed flreplaced tennis court, fantastic making' a third attempt to period, 10.5 million acres of 9411. HEAD H O U SE K E EPER - MjUNTENMCE WORK room, fireplaces, garages. MANCHESTER - four year Realtors, 6463166. chain saws. Briggs and Strat 55— Business for Rent for growing, agwessive salon. living room, flreplaced lamily landscaping, central air- ton, Tecumseh and Kohler achieve' international agree previously unproductive land 56 — Resort Property for Rent mature experienced Call Linda 643-2483.______•7.00 to *10.00 Hutchins Agency, 6463166. young, 65 duplex, aluminum — 338,900 - Duplex, 6-3. Nice in room with garage. Acre treed conditioning, first-floor fami Homelite pumps and ~was adapted for agricultural 57 Wanted to Rent DRIVERS for Manchester area housekeeper with supervisory P E R H O U R siding, fenced yard, self SELLING your house? Call us ment dh a comprehensive law 58 MIsc. for Rent lot, street with cul-de-sac. generators, Stml chain saws — school buses. Immediate ability needed. Exceilent fringe WANTED person to clean law apartment, carpeting, 3435 cleaning oven and dishwasher ly room and a lower-level first and we’ll make you a cash of tfie sea. The negotiations purposes through irrigation, TWO-FAMILY Duplex - 66, Minutes from Manchester and parts and service. Pickup and AUTOMOTIVE openings available. Part-time benefits. Please apply in per rooms in Manchester Motel, 1 CALLS28-99S1 month income. Hutchins Agen on owner’s side. Wall-to-wall recreational area with bath, offer. One day service. T. J. began in Caracas last year and drainage and clearing. 346.900. Two-family flats, 65, Hartford. Immediate occupan delivery. Ellington Equipment 61 Autos lor Sale work. We will train. Call 643- son, Meadows Convalescent McNall Street, apply in person. Pfoas* look for our ad In cy, Realtors, 6463166. carpeting throughout. Beamed dressing rooms, dark room Crockett, Realtor, 6461577. the 2,000 delegates resumed Despite the apparent pro 62 — Trucks for Sale 338.500. Two-family Duplex, 66, cy. Low 40’s. 6465535. Center, Route 83. 876wl8. 2373. Home, 333 Bidwell Street, th* businasa opportunity ceilings in living room, 1 1/2 and workshop. Carpeted them in Geneva March 17. gress, however, the Middlesex 63 Heavy Equipment for Sale 341.900. Philbrick Agency, IMMEDIATE CASH for your 64 Motorcycles-BIcycles Manchester. EXPERIENCED part-time •ectlon under Eastern Ser MANCHESTER baths, separate basements, Realtors, 6464200. VERNON - ’Two-family, 66, throughout. Florida room R.A.D. Water Pump and Swim One ambassador says he County Bulletin says the 65 - Campers-Trallers-Moblle WANTED - experienced short order cook, five days per GAMBREL RAISED RANCH partially finished rec room property. Let us explain our vice*. with 3 bedrooms, fireplace, with skylight, and there is ming Pool Service - Service and would be surprised if an agree highest turnover of farmland H om es radiator repairer, 40 hour week, RN’s wanted for full and part- week, 11-2, no weekends, apply owner’s side. 3M,900. Call 6 ^ fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, 66 Automotive Service large lot, 2-car garage. Wolver- more. Call for further details installation on all pipes, water ment is reached before 1980. and its subsequent replace apply in person to Olender’s time on 11 p.m.7 a.m. shift. Hartford Road Dairy Queeii. Lovaly Privat* Setting (iAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, 7930 anytime or 647-1045 647-1413. 67 Autos lor Rent-Lease ton Agency, Realtor, 6462813. and price. pumps, residential and com ment requires considerable Body Shop, Route 83, Rockviile, Apply to Directors of Nursing, AnmacuUtely maintained }-bedroom, city utilities, handy location, between 161 p.m. or 4-8 p.m. The United States and mercial. Complete service and M see Joe. Salmon Brook Convalescent SECRETARY receptionist, full IW bath home. Includes luxurious 329.500. Philbrick Agency, INSTANT cash for your home. Russia, together with most energy consumption and de M Home, (off House Street) - time position available in weekends, pari-time, carpeting in flreplaced Uving room, Realtors. 6464200. BOLTON - 6 room Raised W ARREN E. Cdll Joe Gordon, Barrows & installation of pool pumps and other industrialized countries, stroys many natural resources formal dining room, hallways and Ranch, with 27’ kitchen and Columbia NtaHy I Aeraa filters. Call 742-8352 ^ fo r e 8:30 p r o f i c ie n t - telephone and Glastonbury. Please call 633- Manchester medical office. experience preferred, apply master bedroom. Lane deck off of Wallace Co., Equal Housing Op are now proposing a territorial and natural habitats. REAP THE HARVEST a.m. or after 5:30 p.m. competent office skiils required 5244. Light typing and some Tommy’s Pizzaria, 206 West sunny eat-ln kitchen, ^ cellen t buy at SALT BOX - Large, country dining area combination. Large HOWLAND portunity. 6 4 6 5 ^ . for interesting part-time bookkeeping required. Center St. 6466661. $44,900. Call Suzanne Sborte, 640-3^, kitchen with bunt-ins and living room, three bedrooms, And lower your food budget. An abun or Maryann CulUna, 633-U20. 643-1108 TELE-TONE Answering Ser □ N O T IC E S employment. «nd reply - Experience preferred. Hours 9 fireplace, formal dining room, flreplaced family room, 2 1/2 dance of fruit treea, berry buzbes, FAMILY desires to buy three baths, 2-car garage. 354,500. asparagus beds, etc. go with this Im bedroom home any style cond- vice, 24 hour coverage. Wake- resume to Box 2090, Vernon, RNs-LPNs - Full-time positions a.m. - 5:30 p.m., Monday, FULL-TIME clerical work, double door spacious center en J. WATSON BEACH CO. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, maculate 6 room Rauch. 2 batbs, gar sidered. Must be in move-in up service too. Call 6462823. Conn. 06066. are available on the 11-7 shift. Tuesday, Wednesday and typing and aptitude for figures, trance hall, 3 bedrooms, V h age, large bass pood, small bam. BOLTON - Better than new Realtora MLS 6462813. condition, Manchester or sur REG. Lost and Found Excellent benefits and pleasant Friday, and 8:15 a.m. - 12:15 assist in boolweeping office and baths, 2-car garage, large lot. Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. nine-room Ranch, aluminum Mandiester Office 647-9139 rounding towns. Write Box BB, DRIVEWAYS sealed - Very SECRETARY - Receptionist, working conditions. Also 3-11 p.m. Saturday. Reply with offices of other departments. This home qualifies for 32,000 siding, acre lot, magnificent Equal Hauling Opportunity J. WATSM lEAGH CO. Manchester Herald. reasonable. Call 6469245. A LOST - young Collie, tan, male. doctor’s officq. East Hartford Supervisor position available business and personal Liberal fringe benefits, good tax credit. Philbrick Agency, view, immediate occupancy, MANOHESTER I t a M ir 8ffiM MM13I A Vicinity South Main St. references. Box J, Manchester starting salary. Apply East Realtors, 646-4200. ja u s e specialist, typing, some for qualified applicant. Please Immaculate 6-room Cape. Equal Hauling Oppartunttf excellent appliances. CUSTOM Rototilling - Have $ 4 0 . 0 0 Manchester, middle of last Herald. Hartford Convalescent Home, COVENTRY - 326,900 - ’Three CASH FOR HOUSES - Buyers shorthand, four day week, apply in person. Meadows Con- Full dormer - carpeted - Greenhouse, organic garden, "Troy B ill” rototiller. Will week. Call 649-2357, 529-4889. 745 Main Street, East Hartford. bedroom full-dormered Cape, CAPE - Eat-in kitchen, formal with pedi^ees. We buy for experienced desired. Reply valesceni Home, 333 Bidwell berry bushes, much more. Low travel. Gardens, lawns, flower florist c. Greenhouse^ WANTED - Lathe Hands. 50 basement, 100’ from private dining room, fireplac^ living spacious master bedroom and cash. When we bring people to box, DD, Manchester Herald. Street, Manchester. IN MANCHESTER - Two- 50’s. Call 643-6988, principals. beds, large or small. Call 643- hours, paid holidays, excellent JANITORS - Experienced, beach, double lot, more. room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar living room. Knotty pine fami your home, you know they’re family home to be built on nice 1895. insurance benefits. Metronics, evenings, days, Manchester - Warren E. Howland, Realtors, age, immaculate condition. ly room. Only 334900. serious - not “just looking, lot in good location. Cali now S E V E N R O O M C a p e - P ersonalt 2 Announcements 3 Announcements Inc., Routes 6 and 44A, Bolton. Vernon - East Hartford. Part- 643-1108. 336,900. Philbrick Agency, thanks.” Call us for action! with your plans, or allow us to Flreplaced living room with time. Call 646-3590. 2-6 p.m. Realtors, 6464200. hiiiltin hnnlcpasps and huilt-in Keith Real Estate. 6 ^ 1 M uior SPRING CLEANING - Cellars, explain the builder’s plans. WANTED RIDE - from Coven DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full LAND - Nice barn, three FIANO AGENCY S riS n er. Fomal ______- ...... yard^. Tree. tnmrnmg try to Parkade, 5:30 p.m. - 9 CONTEMPORARY Raised 646-8200 Reale Realtors, Mr. Popik, 646 and removal. Insured. 2464416. Y LARGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER time, experience preferred. PART-TIME or full-time bedroom home, baseboard room, eat-in kitchen with built- Y 4525. p.m. Call 742-9758. Send resume to Box F waiteresses - No experience heat, Hutchins Agency, Ranch - Large, modem kitchen in appliances, 2 full baths, □ MISC. SERVICES LAWN MAINTENANCE - CJ( 'MMonchcster Manchester Herald. necessary, will train. Also cook Realtors, 6463166. with pantry, formal dining finish^ rec room, wall-to-wall 643-9559 W on't my MANCHESTER - Four family OAK STREET - Large 6-6 Lawns cut and maintained, 621 HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER WITNESSES to the accident on trainees. Apply in person. room with built-ins, living room carpeting, 338,500. Assumable 5 in center of town, four rooms Duplex, 3 bedrooms on each shrubs trimmed, no lawn too A b a m A p p le Founder’s Bridge Hartford at LOOKING FOR Babysitter - to Mama Mia’s Cuisine, 477 Hart with cathedral ceiling and 1/4% mortgage. Principals on '0 chances of side, 2 oil hot water heating Servicea Offered 31 small. Free estimates. Call 646 7:40 a.m. on May 1st, call 646- come into my home and care ford, Road, 2-5 p.m. fieldstone fireplace from floor each apartment. Income over BUYING-SELLING systems, electric hot water ly. 643-2564. 8946 or 6466981. 1836. for two children. 646-1506 after to ceiling, redwood paneling, ^,(XI0. Excellent estate builder, • Hanging Plants • Lantands getting GEHING TOGETHER heater. Only 3 blocks from SHARPENING Service - Saws, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5. LIFE GUARDS - Life Saving four bedrooms, 2 full baths, 357,500. Wolverton Agency, Art GaHeriet Main Street. Nice deep lot with knives, axes, shears, skates, Painting-Papering 32 Certificate required. Prefer large family room with Realtor, 6462813. ROUTE 198 TOLLAND • Swedish Ivy • Fuschias results be la what Ifa ALL abouti trees. Good income. Truly a rotary blades. Quick service. MANCHESTER PARKADE-MANCHESTER GAS STATION Attendant - college students. Manchester firdplace, den or library, 5 ComblnaUon home and office on busy nice Duplex. One apartment Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main PAINTING - interior and Must have driver’s license, full and Farmington locations. Rep sliding glass doors, 2 large MANCHESTER - New listing - Route Its close to UConn. Acre lot OPBI: MON-WED. 1 1 ^ ; TWMS., STOP wisbing (or money! better where E&F ASSOCIATES, Inc. now vacant. Priced right with commercially zoned, five room ranch St., Manenester. Hours daily exterior, paperhanging, time, days, inside experience ly giving detailed experience decks, 2-car garage, large lot. large stately colonial entrance • Regular Geraniums your umanted items for small down payment. home plus a w sq. ft. office. 7:365, ’Thursday 7:369, Satur excellent work. References. HII.1II9P.M.; necessary. Apply Ked-E- and references to Box “ HH” REAL ESTATE 368.500. Phubrick Agency, foyer, front-to-back living room dream-conw-tnie. Manchester Realty (!5o., Ted day, 7:304. 643-7958. Free estimates. Fully insured. there aren't Standard Auto, 160 High Street, Manchester Herald. Raaldantlal Commarclal Realtors, 6464200. with fireplace, formal dining T.J. CRO CKETT 70 OAKW OOD DRIVE room, 4 oedrooms, treed lot, Goodchild, 6464348. Raaltora 643-1877 Martin Mattsson, 649^31. Hartford. REWEAVING burns, holes, so many GLASTONBURY, CONN. MANCHESTER - Split 7 rooms, near school. Quick sale at 344,- ENFIELD - Six-room Colonial zippers, umbrellas repaired. PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. WANTED - Auto Body man, IVi baths, 3 bedrooms, modem 900. Frechette & Martin Inc. ARE YOU UNEMPLOYED? PHONE 633-9149 with enclosed breezeway and Window shades, Venetian Five years experience. experienced. 40-hour week. kitchen, dining room, family Realtors, 646-4144. MANCHESTER - Ansaldi-built TOOTH AW ggjJB A m B M Jim Egan, Broktr two-car garage, 1 1/2 oaths, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Excellent references. Pete, 742- Benefits. Apply in person to room, fireplace, wall-to-wall Colonial. Prestige area. Move- Homa Phona 872-7589 fenced-in rear yard. 335,900. Marlows, 867 Main St. 6465221. 6117 (toll free) 610 p.m. Olender’s Bray Shop, Route 83 M carpeting, garage, large lot, MANCHESTER - New on the in condition. Fully paneled Mary Egan, Salat Rap. Zinsser Agency, 6461511. Rockville, see George. 345.500. Philbrick Agency, market, 6room Colonial with 3 family room, two fireplaces, JO RliDIERS INC. Homa Phona 846-$3S8 MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. INSIDE - Outside painting. thing? Realtors, 6464200. bedrooms, formal dining room, spacious lot with charming (^Messages EMPLDVMBIT Bob Farroll, Saloa Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Special rate^ for people over 6o. AVON’S NEW earnings plan large kitchen with pantry, 2-car AMWOIITH miHT landscape. Excellent value. SERVICE Homa Phona 883-4771 spraying. Fully insured. Fully insured. Estimates given. Say “Happy Mother’s Day” means you make more money. garage, treed yard. 337,900. New Executive Home, 7-room authen- Principals. 60’s. 643-1839. 868-1070 898-1070 Andovw Nm nI* I Ac z m Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Ucally reproduced Cape. Large, firat- Licenseo. Free estimates. Call 6467863. ) All guaranteed, world famous LOW MAINTENANCE floor family room, 2 flreplacea, 2 fuU Phone 6463437, 6365354. products, many at new low Connecticut’s largest job Solid brick, custom built Ranch. 6462813. baUu, Superior conatrucUon aiv EAST HARTFORD - Naubuc with a Herald Happy Ad VERNON - Three-bedroom Perfect for small family or reUred locaUon. Avenue, 63-2 room apartments, TEACHERS - Inflation fighters prices. I’ll show you how. Call listing service managed by couple. Large kitcheo, 20x20 flreplaced TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Ranch, maintenance-free vinyl MODERN, clean 4V4 room HjununiRossEno one acre, PWA two miles, 3 - Save over 50% on quality orJVloii^ 523-9401. professionals. Please call, living room, 2 twin size bedrooms, IVk Trees cut, trimmed or topped, house painting. 16 years’ siding. Tremendous view. batbs. Beautifully landscaped. Private Ranch Condominium. Many RMttora-MLS 848-2482 garages, mid 40’s. Owner 522- 5661070 for complete details 1W Waal Canter BUail— stumps removed, fully insured. experience, insured, free es to be published Saturday, RECEPTIONIST typist, 9 Almost new, 2 baths, 2-car gar but not Isolated. Call Suzanne or extras, huge basement. 328,800. 5583. Principals only. from one of our cheerful Artbur Shorts, 646-3233. (3ot a tree problem? Well worth timates. 643-1609. a.m. -1 p.m. Monday - Friday. age, large wooded lot, 6466310. counselors. a phone call. 742-8252. Write P.O. Box 222, carpeted. Immediate occupan J. WATSON BEACH CO. AMSTON LAKE - Charming Lota-Lend For Sale 24 May 10. cy. W’s. Warren E. Howland, four-room summer home near WALLPAPER Hanging - 32.75 Manchester, Conn. CUSTOM MADE Draperies, Realtors, 643-1108. Mhnlw M « M7-I13i MANCHESTER VICINIH lake. FuU bath, electric heat. ANDOVER - Treed 2-acre per roll. Experienced Equef ffoualng OpportunUy very reasonable work Family style 6room Raised Asking 317,500. Zinsser Agency, home site with pond! Minutes tradesman. Call R. ORDERLY - Private duty. DIESEL Mechanic guaranteed, call anytime. 646 The deadline is Friday, 12 noon. 32,000. TAX CREDIT - New 6461511. to Manchester and Hartford. Starkweather, 644-3194. Experienced, hospital-trained experienced, rebuilding engines Ranch, featuring flreplaced homes - 3 bedroom Ranch, 4 311,000. Terms. Call Warren E. preferred. 33.50 hourly, full your thing? Call today. OLDER HOME - Large living family room, country kitchen, bedroom Colonial and 3 ELBOW ROOM! Three or four Howland, Realtors, 6461108. B.A.C. PAINTING CO. - Expert time. Medical Placement Ser Jobseekers, 568-1070. room with dining area, eat-in large work areas and storage ODD JOBS - Trucking, home bedroom Raised-Ranches, now bedrooms, large living room workmanship. Residential - vice, 232-5226. kitchen, IVz baths, 3 bedrooms, galore. Located on lai'ge repairs, yards cleaned. Where do you like to shop . . . a store which offers being built. Merritt Agency, .with fireplace, kitchen-dining Commercial. Interior, exterior, DAY SHIFT Operation popen. Interior completely landscaped lot. Priced in the Experienced handyman. Free One Inch costs $2.00 and you only one or two choices ... or one which offers 6461180. area. Partially finished base spray, brush, roll. Free MATURE PERSON - part- Requires welder and sheet redecorated, 2-car garage. 333,- COVENTRY (NORTH) estimates. Reasonable. 643- 40’s. ment and garage. All on 6.3 Estimates. Reasonable. 646- Is read by thousands of you greater selection? Whether it's a suit or a dress, time, 9-1, collection or credit fnetal helper. Apply at office, 500. Philbrick Agency, acres. Hidden in North Coven BUILDER’S SPECIAL 0304. . 5826. MothersI a pair of shoes or an automobile, most shoppers prefer experience necessary. &laiy 8:80 a.m. - 5 p.m., Pressure ROCKLEDGE - Seven-room Realtors, 6464200. 8 open. Call for appointment. 6 ^ try. 342,500. Marge Greene 3 large, treed, approved lots 8 several models or styles to choose from. This is also Blast Mfg. Company, 41 Chapel Raised Ranch, 2 sliding glass TWO HANDYMEN will clean, 3050. Mrs. LaCroix, 10 a.m. - 2 Realty, 4562248. Owner-agent looking for a true when people are shopping the items offered for Street, Manchester. doors to large deck and patio, RANCH - BAter than new. IVi rake, lime, fertilize, mow, p.m. reliable builder looking to get sale in the Want Ads. People are less likely to respond large living room-dining room rooms, 3 bedrooms, family maintainance of lawn seasonal. Bullding-Contraeting 33 BOL’TON LAKE - adorable 2 ahead with my financial help. when only one item is offered for sale than when they SUPPLY and mail clerk with cathedral ceilings, 2 room with bar, large living Cellars and attics cleaned. IF YOU enjoy greeting the fireplaces, walk-out basement bedroom Ranch, fireplace, Joe Gordon, 649-5306. have a selection to choose from. wanted now. Full-time, car room with beautiful aval Reasonable prices. 6465305. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - public and can assume full required, experience a must. with built-in bar, 2-car garage, fireplace, 2-car garage. 351,900. 647-1419 utility room, fen c^ in yard for Remodeling, repairing, ad responsibility for the operation privacy. Across the street from Jobseekers, ^1070. large lot with privacy. 357,()00. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. ditions, rec rooms, porches and You'll find it is easy and inexpensive to advertise with of our office? We are interested beach. Hurry only 326,500. EQUAL HOUBINO OPPORTUNITY Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 6464200. Cellars and attics cleaned, roofing. No job too small. Call us. Just call the number shown below. We will in you. General procedures in Marge Greene Realty, 4562246. BARROWS A WALLACE 6464200. 64631A. MaaclM8l8r Hm Hwaa N aflM lawns mowed, small tree work. help you word your ad for maximum response. NEW RAISED Ranch - Seven Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 |4a4SM N7-1Bia 7114118 Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. PHONE 643-2711 pricing, and correspondence. generous-sized rooms, 2Vk CARPENTRY - Repairs, ExperieIxperlence helpful, 5 day week. MANCHESTER VICINITY baths, family room, 2 remodelingi additions, garages, FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD PROFITABLE neighborhood GARDENS Roto-tilled - Quick Phone 643-0255 between 3-5 p.m. fireplaces, 2-car garage, roofing. Call David Pafria, 644- grocery market, specializing in 12 minutes from Main Street, Dan F. Real* service. Save your back. Call us for appointment. aluminum siding, large lot. Italian foods. Includes building 6room Cape, immaculate REALTOR Reaort Property 27 today, 5260586. 1796. ’This house qiulines for 32,000 BOOKKEEPER - full-time, with five room apartment and Features fireplace, white I* proud to announco tax credit. Philbrick Agency, HOME GARDENS roto-tilled WES ROBBINS carpentry experienced, Manchester of two car garage.Owner retiring. aluminum siding, large lot, in NORTHEASTERN Vermont - Realtors, 6464200. th* aaaoclation of Manchester, Bolton, East Hart specialist. Ad- fice. Builder and developer Call for details. Colli-Wagner pleasant neighborhood. Won’t Summer home, country home. remodeling . ford and Vernon areas. Call 646 ditions, rec rooms, dormers, experience helpful but not es Realty Company, 2860241. Lake-front cottages, country last long at 336,500. 8019 mornings or evenings. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, She Heratb She Herald sential. References required. RANCH - 5 rooms, city utilities, JIMO’MEAM lots and acreage. Fenton Send resume including salary handy location. 331,000. Chester Real Estate, Box 122, 6463446. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RETAIL SHOPS available, 350 LOAM, FILL, Gravel - Septic, desired to Box GG, Manchester Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Lyndon, Vermont, 802-6265669. and 3100 per month. Yankee with hit firm. sewer connections, bulldozing, LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Herald. 6464200. Ingenuity Mall, Route 31, South. excavating. Top quality work. new homes custom built, Coventry. 742-5175, 429-6356. EARN EXTRA income the RANCH - 6V4 rooms, 3 For all your Real Real Batata Wanted 23 Latulippe Brothers, 6465114, remodeled, additions, rec PHONE 643-2711 647-1419 rooms, garages, kiithcns FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Amway way - As little as 315 bedrooms, rec room with bar, Estate needs, call 742-9477. gets you started in a business of fireplace, wall-to-wall ALL CASH for your property remodeled, baui tile, cement 1888$ 878 r e i vi8l8t$ 878 M I8, your own. Get the whole story. carpeting, large lot 150’x270’. Jim a f-646-4525. GARDENS- roto tilled or work. Steps, dormers. Residen a8tsHi84aai$8lnp7sU8wf87 within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Phone 646-3791. '' 333,500. Philbrick Ajgency, instant service. Hayes Agency, lowed. Reasonable. Call 644- tial or commercial. Call 646 m Realtors, 646-4200. 6460131. ?448. 4291. -^ V I'JI" PAGE THIRTY-FOUR— MANCHESTER EVE]N1NG HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thura.. May 8. 1975 ^N CH ESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. May 8, 1975 - PAGE THIRTY-FIVE BY JIM BERRY Apartmmti for Am ! » SutfiMM for flont 55 Aiifo* For Safo ' Autos For Sple SI OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 1 o u F T BUGS BUNNY PAPA fJ06TAU&(C. APPROXIMATELY 550 square ROCKVILU SVk ROOMS iA/f F F F M p f f u M ' , A H vbN ^ ^ feet available immediately, (^YEAH, W E'RE PISCUSSIKl' ITMOW... Y FOP-TH' fJ06TAU^(A X U^FP w h a t h a p p e n s if ROCIOAIID TERRACE corner Main and Grove, I TlflH T^ UP THAT J 3INT WHILST I PICK UP ■TWENTY-FIVE, JWENTY-Five, FIFTY, ) YER , W H AT ACTUALLY, HE'LL r STILL ' i^o$rA (r& ic UAWI^Y '! F F F t - TO H A \ / F 5 ^ Y'FAP^F A <&0 ( ^ TIT TOOLS, SYLVESTER/ I S A ID , Large and beautiful one bedroom Manchester. 568-5776 after 6 FIFTY, SEVENTY- SEVENTY-RVE, J/ LEARNIN YOUR AAOTHER KEEPS SAVIN' 1 SPO IL'ffiu' CRUMWELL FINDS PROBABLY BEG TO THINK HE'S ^^oe^TAir&lC. apartmcnti, heat, hot water, all 6 R A W P - TOO MUCH-SO WHEN I SAID I aONNA p.m. FIVE, ONE TWO DOLLARS/ i f -Y E R ,, PA YOUVE BEEN WATER- PURCHA5E the DEVICE TAKIN' RieHTO, /\ l p a r n i n V t h o s e appliances, including dishwasher, DOLLAR/ H E L P YOU P A S S o u r HANDBILLSI < IN6 THE PLANTS ^CLYDE.' BUT RATHER MORE dispoeal, carpeting, pool and your Shop, then SIRE/ PROMISED WE'D AAAKE A BUSINESS DEAL ' STOP O F IT A N ' yO L/D P A Y MESO PAY/ME WITH ARTIFICIALLY. THAN"’-BR'AH'’* CHANCES 7 ^ own private terrace In a country set* Resort PropeHy A FAVOR SOMETIME, AN' I'LL STILL BE MAJOR? WDN’T HE ting. From $1S0. No pets PISAFPGINT HIM THAN A F o r R e n t KEEPIN’W PROMISE-RI TWENTY-FOUR PACES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE; FIFTEEN CENTS Bolton Man Elected Senior Bank Officer Patrick Macomber of Bolton, manager of the East Hartford Assembly To Debate Tax office of Society for Savings, has been elected a senior branch officer of the bank. Macomber, who has been of fice manager since October 1973, joined the bank in 1967 as a management trainee. In 1968 he On $1.68 Billion Budget was assigned to the bank’s in vestment department as a By ROBERT LAMBERT Lawmakers Thursday defied The House took nearly 12 hours to ap for a second vote in hopes of killing it and securities analyst. He became HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut law Democratic leadership by increasing anti prove the budget 113-36 late Thursday and keeping the leadership budget intact. associate manager of the makers preparing to debate a $1.68 billion poverty funds by $1 million in a debate rejected 15 out of 18 amendments in one of “I think it’s a defeat for leadership in bank’s West Hartford office in budgetary-tax package today were to con lasting more than 11 hours, the longest the longest debates on a bill in memory. the House,” Deputy Speaker Bruce L. 1971 and was elected a branch sider 10 amendments, ranging from a tax debate on a single bill in the memory of The budget combines general fund spen Morris, D-New Haven, said. officer in 1972. America’s Finest Dishwashers now selling at less on lawyer’s services to a state income tax. veteran Capitol reporters. ding of $1.46 billion plus $220 million for Morris said he believes many law-' A native of Massachusetts, liie collection of new and increased 'The Senate gave final approval 28-8 transportation. The governor’s budget makers were upset at having to turn down Macomber was graduated from than the manufacturer’s suggested 1960 prices. taxes must match the spending program shortly after midnight to the spending represented the smallest percentage' in pleas for increases in state employe the Cambridge School of approved by the Senate and House program. It is the legislature’s version of crease in state spending in a decade — less salaries and welfare benefits and saw an Weston, Mass., and received a Thursday night and forwarded to Gov. Gov. Ella T. Grasso’s first budget, which than 4 per cent. opportunity in the community affairs babhelor’s degree from the Ella T. Grasso for her signature. Aides produced more anger than anything else. In bwsting the Department of Com budget. University of Massachusetts. said the Democratic governor would sign The 151 House membeVs were to take up munity Affairs budget by $1 million, law "I think they were feeling guilty about He is attending the Connecticut the measure. nearly a dozen amendments to the revenue makers rebuked Democratic leadership not increasing welfare or giving state School of Savings Banking. KitchenAid M9ldaire. FRY PANS House debate set for 10 a.m. was an hour package, which will increase taxes by a for trying to dictate the entire budget employes their raises,” Morris said. Macomber is a director of the WITH PURCHASE total of $200 million, in effect eliminating program. Patrick Macomber behind schedule as lawmakers who work "This is for the working poor.” East Hartford Jaycees. ed late into the night were slow to arrive the benefits of President Ford’s tax rebate Hartford Democratic Town Chairman Carbone termed it a victory for cities. Islander Opens at their seats in the State Capitol. program. Nicholas A. Carbone worked behind the "It means we will be able to keep The income levy amendment, submitted The tax package before the House in scenes to get legislators to approve the $1 programs for the elderly, day care D istrict R ep million increase in antipoverty program The Islander, a new Polynesian restaurant at 179 Tolland &SON by Rep. Irving Stolberg, D-New Haven, cluded $125 million in added levies on top programs and summer jobs for young B. D. PEARL Miss Debbie Cowles, center, happily reads her certificate for having served funding. Anthony Valentino of Stafford of $77 million from the increase in the Touro Synagogue in Newport, would tax persons with $8,000 or more people,” he said. Tpke,. opened this week under management of Springs has joined the Edward 800 hours as a Pinkie in the Manchester Memorial Hospital Junior Auxiliary state sales tax to 7 per cent approved And the 84-65 vote was a major setback RJ., is the oldest Jewish syn Tel. 643-2171 taxable income at a rate of <6 per cent. Rep. John G. Groppo, D-Winsted, restauranteur Chuck Yee, who marked the opening with D. Cebry Agency of Vernon as a 649 Main St., Manchester Volunteer program as Hospital Administrator Edward Kenney makes the earlier this year. for House Speaker James J. Kennelly, D- agogue in America. It was built Those earning less would pay 2.5 per cent cochairman of the Appropriations Com the “good luck’’ custom of lighting firecrackers. (Herald district representative for Aid Among the recommended changes in the Hartford, who tried to kill the amendment in 1763. presentation. Mrs. John Wheeler, newly appointed chairman of the Junior of their income. mittee, said he had hop^ to keep the photo by Pinto) ' Association for Lutherans, a Volunteers, shares in the special occasion. (Herald photo by Dunn) Other amendments call for applying revenue bill were calls for a state income by calling it up for a second vote. budget as it was when it came out of com fraternal life and health in Connecticut’s 7 per cent sales tax to tax. Kennelly tried to find a positive side to mittee. surance society based in lawyer’s fees in excess of $1,000; exemp Mrs. Grasso has pledged to veto an in the defection; "But at $1 million over we didn’t do too Realtor Training Appleton, Wis. ting the sales tax on rented motor vehicles come tax, and the Democratic leadership “That’s what debate is all about. That’s badly,” he said. “There’s no bitterness. A one-day sales training property, qualifying prospects, weighing 5,500 or more and leased for a has discouraged consideration of the levy what’s democracy is all about. You saw Life is too short.” course for new and experienced and showing and selling homes. year or longer, and apply the 7 per cent rather than risk public outrage at a mam the vote. It was split all over the place.’’ Two other amendments survived the sales tax to interest from corporate bonds. moth new taxing program. withering House debate, one directing the Realtors will be conducted by The Hartford session is one of Hospital Pinkies Capped About one-third of the 118-member the Connecticut Association of 1976 legislature to give high priority to pay four courses planned around the Democratic majority broke ranks to back Realtors May 14 at Valle’s The semi-annual capping of the increments for state workers denied in the state. Beaupre, Joanne Carino, Angela Cillo, the funds, which are destined for such Steak House, Hartford. members of the Junior Auxiliary of Clara Cosme, Dawn DesRosiers, Janet proposed budget. programs as day care centers for working Registration is $25. Enroll Manchester Memorial Hospital was held Dixon, Heidi Foster, Diane Krivak, Mary liie other restores the distribution of The objective of the course is mothers. ment is limited. For further in Thursday night in the hospital dining Libbey, Robin Redens, Lisa St. Onge, Pen Dodd Going to Russia federal revenue sharing on a per capita to provide the basic selling formation, contact the associa room. ny Sibun, Sandy Spilecki, Joanne Although the House earlier had ap basis rather than a weighted formula knowledge for residential real tion, 63 Imlay St., Hartford, tel. Called Pinkies because of their pink un Wohlgemuth, Jeri Wright. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. industry representatives to draw up a proved the amendment by a 76-72 margin, favoring urban areas as recommended by estate brokerage, listing 522-7255. Take Home Our iforms, the girls received caps and awards Receiving awards for 200 hours were: Christopher J. Dodd, D-Conn., will travel statement for the Russians expressing Kennelly got the measure back to the floor Mrs. Grasso. for service hours. Alicia Arpin, Julie Brissette, Robin Close, to Russia with other House judiciary sub concern over fishing limits. Junior volunteers work in various Janet Dixon, Kay Flanagan, Brenda Kniaz committee members on a 13-day “infor departments of the hospital. Girls are (275 hours). Holly Miller. mation gathering tour.’’ Nursing Supervisor taken into the program as close to their For 300 hours; Diane Bramande, Kathy 14th birthday as possible. They are Crombie, Paula LeBrec; for 350 hours, Dodd said today the group will consult Police Out in Force to Avert Fight with Soviet officials on a number of issues Mrs. Elizabeth Medeiros of Mrs. Medeiros served four required to attend a designated number of Margaret Litrico and Bev Rider; for 400 including fishing rights and emigration of Mystic, ^formerly of years as a health nurse at the classes and tour the hospital before being hours, Lorraine Builey. Manchester Police began an effort this Service. Jews and other religious and ethnic and fight with that many Manchester people " not to gather in any area where a Manchester, was named University of Connecticut assigned to duty. A certificate for 800 hours of service morning to^ “head off” a fight today groups. youths. They will meet at the Teen Center, riot might begin. recently as public health nur Health Center. Mrs. George Bendsten, director of was awarded Debbie Cowles. between Manchester and East Hartford Mt. Nebo, Wickham Park and other Last Friday’s incident occurred after 11 Sales Rep sing supervisor of the United She is the daughter of Mrs. volunteers, and Mrs. Mary Sterud, direc Mrs. Samuel Smith, president of the The trip by members of the House youths somewhere in Manchester today, places, different rumors say. p.m. outside McDonald’s restaurant. A Workers of Norwich. tor of nurses, presented caps to the hospital auxiliary, expgess^ appreciation Robert F. Sprague has been George Smith of 27 Madison St. judiciary subcommittee on immigration, said Police Chief Robert Lannan today. One rumor is that the East Hartford sergeant and five patrolmen responded to She received her M.A. degree following girls; Gretel Bailey, Sandy to Uie girls for their many hours of service appointed sales representative, citizenship and international law will His entire department is involved in the youths did not wait for dark but came to a call about a fight and found about 200 in nursing from Boston College. Beaupre, Toni-Marie Bennett, Patti shoe products, for Colonial to the hospital. begin May 22, coinciding with the con effort, he said. Manchester, this morning. youths at the scene, police reports said. She served two years as a U.S. Burke, Joanne Carino, Angela Cillo, Sue Janet Dixon of Bolton was re-elected gressional Memorial Day recess, Dodd “We hope the high visibility of police Many were armed with baseball bats, Fiber Co., a division of Lydall Texas Woman’s University at Manchester Police have notified all area Army health nurse in Germany Collins, Cindy Curtis, Dawn DesRosiers, president of the junior auxiliary. Other of said. will head it off,” Lannan said. police departments of the possible fight, tire irons, and rolled belts, police said. Inc. of Manchester. He will Denton, Tex., has a display of the from 1968 to 1970. She also com Holly DiBella, Christine DiPace, Carol ficers installed were Jeri Wright, vice Announcing the department’s concern Lannan said. Several appeared to have been injured but serve the footwear market in inaugural gowns worn by the The freshman Democrat said his wife pleted a pediatric associate England, Nancy Fidler, Heidi Foster. president, and Sandy Spilecki, secretary. and its effort will alert parents of the Police here plan to take ‘‘strong en were taken from the scene by friends. New England. wives of Texas governors. would make the trip at her own personal nursing course at University of Also, Lorilie Hartig, Diane Krivak, youths to defend against a major incident forcement action should such a riotous Many cars were damaged with several .expense. Connecticut. Mary Libbey, Carol Lyons, Stacey McKay, similar to one last Friday night in the gathering take place,” he said. windshields smashed, police said. Janice Martin, Robin R ^ens, Joy Red parking lots of McDonald’s restaurant and No arrests were made at the scene. An Dodd said the committee also plans to He warned that, “Persons who are pre man, Lisa Secrist, Penny Sibun, Penny Marshall’s clothing store off W. Center intensive investigation has gone on since talk with Soviet judiciary officials about sent at such a riot assembly are subject to Smith, Sandy Spilecki, Bethany Sprekel, The Weather St., he said. 32 alleged Nazi war criminals now living arrest for riot, unlawful assembly, and/or that night, the chief said. Lisa Stepanski, Amy Trabitz, Carol The chief refused to confirm any of the in the United States. He said the com inciting a riot.” “The riot situation allegedly occurred Vaillencourt, Joanne Wohlgemuth, Jeri several rumors about the suspected fight as a result of rivalry between Manchester Sunny and pleasant this afternoon with mittee was interested in locating People who injure others or have a Wright. today. youths, both Manchester High School OPEN DAILY highs in mid to upper 70s. Fair tonight witnesses to World War II atrocities. weapon at at riot are subject to felony 10 >9 Pins for 150 hours of service were with lows in upper 30s to lower 40s. Sunny ‘‘The rumor mills have it (happening) charges, he added. students and non-students, and youths of SAT. 10 - 0 drM M t- pi’esented to: Alicia Arpin, Sandy Saturday with highs in low 70s. Before leaving on the trip, Dodd said he everywhere,” he said. “Know where your children are,” Lan another community.” CALOOR SHOPPING planned to meet with New England fishing Among rumors coming to The Herald nan asked town parents. He added, “We will not allow this type UAHCHiSIlB FRFF are that at least 50 East Hartford youths He also asked “all responsible young of activity to exist here.” 1 - Blue Heritage four piece place are coming lo Manchester tonight to meet OUR FAMOUS setting with deposits of $25 or more. Here's an opportunity to build a complete set of I Phnom Penh Terror Described beautiful Blue Heritage ironstone dinnerware imported TOPS STOCKHOLM (UPI) - A Swedish jour residents by loudspeaker to leave the which the Red Cross set up as a neutral from the center of the English dinnerware industry, nalist said today the Khmer Rouge cap capital immediately but failed to explain zone barred to soldiers. Staffordshire County. Manufactured by Enoch ture of Phnom Penh three weeks ago ARE HERE AGAIN where the people should go. "But a large group of guerrilla soldiers turned the Cambodian capital into a city of Wedgwood (Tunstall) Ltd., the dinnerware is dish “If any of the confused people hesitated, came up to the hotel and forced their way A Gay Assortment of 23 Colors terror. washer safe and chip resistant. The entire service, one in a group was shot so that the others in, armed with pistols and automatic Herman Lindqvist, a correspondent for In Four Styles to Complete any Outfit knew that the (orders) were for real,” he weapons,” he said. “The guerrillas then including completer sets, is on display at our office. the Stockholm newspaper Expressen, said said. stole the Red Cross medicine.” Start with a free place setting and build a complete joy over the end of the war turned to fear set at fantastic savings. Open or add to your savings soon after the conquerors shut down Lindqvist was one of a handful of foreign Lindqvist said the Khmer Rouge then newsmen who stayed in Cambodia after SLEEVELESS SHELLS account now and take home our service. Phnom Penh’s communications with the gave everyone in the hotel a half-hour to rest of the world. the Khmer Rouge takeover and took leave the area, forcing the Red Cross to HARVEY’S Additional place settings may be purchased with each “Then came terror and the nightmares refuge in the French embassy. He had leave behind wounded and ill. The ailing $25 deposit. Purchase price per four piece place began,” he said. refused to write anything about his were later driven into the street by the JEWELED NECKLINE PRICE experiences until all other foreigners left. settijjg is $3.95 plus tax. Lindqvist, who was recently evacuated Khmer Rouge. M ADE OF 100% NYLON from Cambodia after being trapped when The Swedish correspondent said he saw On his way to seek refuge at the French IN SIZES S, M, L the Khmer Rouge seized Phnom Penh young Khmer Rouge soldiers stop fleeing embassy, Lindqvist said a Khmer Rouge April 17, made his remarks in the first of a refugees at gunpoint and take watches and Reg. *7.00 soldier approached him with a sub- _ series of articles from Bangkok. radios from them. He said the first jubilant Khmer Rouge machine gun. “The guerrillas went into stores and “I tried to laugh and shake his hand, but -Tewdor troops to enter the capital were followed took food, medicine, watches and FREE by grim soldiers who “did not laugh.” he just stared at me with ice-cold eyes... alcohol,” he said. “They wanted motor “They opened fire,” he wrote. “They At the end he took my camera bag and dis cycles, cars and bicycles.” missed me. The last I saw of him was as shot in the air and along the street.” Lindqvist said more than 2,000 persons TANK TOPS A new pewter-like alloy that is durable and tarnish- he was trying to look through my telephoto Lindqvist said the conquerors ordered sought asylum at the Hotel Le Phnom, HARVEY’S proof. Free with following deposits. lens.” FOR THOSE HOT SUMMER PRICE $100 or more (A) Single candleholder DAYS, 100% NYLON IN SIZES S, M. L $250 or more (B) Lo Boy Candleholder with candle U.S. Advised Industry on Foreign Bribes REG. *7.00 By LEONARD CURRY The Defense paper said Middle East in export sales, said he did not recall $500ormore (C).13 inch PillarCandlewith candle agents were paid to “influence” their receiving the Hoenig letter. Coffiaux said Choose one or WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Defense governments to buy goods from American it was customary for the association to and European countries. (D) Chamberstick with candle Department counseled U.S. aerospace and relay such information to members that electronic industries on bribery methods "The term ‘influence’ is used here might be affected. SCOOP NECK for making sales in the Middle East, a rather loosely,” the Defense paper said. The Hoenig letter was contained in $5000 or more (E) Six light Candelabra with candles Herald photo by Dunn) “To be more specific, it can range from documents that Northrop Corp., a Los Choose one or government document revealed today. HARVEY’S normal friendships or family ties between Angeles-based aerospace corporation, Mrs. Rita Kenway, right, president of the Gijbert and Priscilla, left, and Lili, residents at the Manor, serve SHORT SLEEVED TOP PRICE (F) Tewdor and Wood Coffeemill local agent and procuring officer to the filed with the Securities and Exchange Sullivan Workshop, shares tea and cookies with Mrs. them. The girls at New Hope invited Mrs. Kenway in One tree gift per family please. payment of substantial sums of money to Commission. Mary Patterson, president of New Hope Manor as gratitude for the ppport given them by the Workshop. GREAT FOR UNDER SHEER individuals in high government positions BLOUSES M S, M, L Northrop has pleaded guilty to federal 44 with somewhat lesser amounts paid to charges of using payments to foreign REG. *8.00 Inside Today lower echelon government officials.” agents to disguise a $1.1 million slush fund The document was Included in a July 5, from which corporate funds were diverted Tea At New Hope Expresses Thanks 1974, letter sent to the Aerospace In to make illegal campaign contributions to Area P ro file...... Pages 5, 6, 7 dustries Association, the Electronic In Democratic and Republican con In appreciation for the recent donation The money was forwarded to Mrs. Mary the performance with Mrs. Kenway and dustry Association and the National Mrs. Lyons. Dear Abby...... Page 10 gressional and presidential candidates from the Gilbert & Sullivan Workshop, the Patterson, president of New Hope Manor, Security Industry Association. It was from 1961 to May 15, 1974. girls at New Hope Manor entertained Mrs. SHORT SLEEVE Herits^ Savii^ Travel...... Page 11 with instructions that it be applied In early March, as part of the signed by Josef K. Hoenig, assistant sales Other companies charged with using Rita Kenway and Mrs. Jeri Lyons, presi wherever most needed. The -grocery ac High School World...... Page 16 negotiations director of the Defense dent and vice-president, respectively, of Workshop’s interest in the welfare of the HARVEY’S corporate funds to create illegal slush count was chosen as the most crucial area & Loan Association • ^ in c e l8 9 l Gardening with Atwood___Page 17 Security Assistance Agency. funds have also said that the practice was the Workshop, at a tea party Thursday handicapped, a special invitation was PLACKET COLLAR SHIRT PRICE at the time. Pascale sent to hospital...... Page 8 Hoenig coul not be reached, for com customary. These companies include afternoon. extended to area organizations of mental IN 100% NYLON ment. A Defense Department spokesman ly and physically handicapped people to East golfers now 16-0...... Page 13 United Brands, Phillips Petroleum and New Hope Manor, a rehabilitation The Workshop had also provided tickets SIZES S, M, L could give no details on the origin of the attend the dress rehearsal of "Pirates." Gulf Oil. center for teenage girls, was designated to all the girls and staff members at the Main Office; 1007 Main S t, Manchester 649-4586 • K-Mart Office: Spencer S t, Manchester 649-3007 • Coventry Office: Route 31 742-7321 • Tofland Office; R t 195 Herald Angle...... Page 13 document, but said he believ^ it was REG. *12.00 Special committees appointed by as one of the recipients of part of the Manor to attend a performance of G&S’s near Merrow Rd. 872-7387 Little League to open...... Page 13 originally made in a speech to an industry About 100 persons attended, including 40 Phillips and Gulf management are now proceeds from the March production by “Pirates of Penzance,” and the tea 10-Pin titles on lin e ...... Page 13 group. preparing reports on the slush funds. The the Workshop. They received a check residents of Mansfield State Training provided an opportunity for discussion of School. MCC awards night...... Page 14 Jean Coffiaux, an EIA official who deals Northrop account was the first completed. recently for $600.