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(Continued from Page One) Dunlap Dies; That’s why I appeared as a character Once Served a productive year and that it already has witness for him and that’s how I’ve proved capable of representing the com­ answered every letter I received in City, State munity’s interests in Hartford and criticism.” Washington. Cotter said he can’t and won’t support Manchester—A City of Village Charm PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS ROCKVILLE-Willi am J. “We are ready to he your voice in further hikes in prices of home heati^ oil THIRTY-TWO PAGES - TWO SECTIONS Dunlap, 80, of 13 Webster St. legisiative m atters and to perform ser­ and residual oil and would support a tax in­ MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2,1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 155 died Monday night at Rockville vices as needed,” he said. centive that would encourage conversion General Hospital. He was the William H. Hale, in his first official task to coal. He stressed the importance of cut­ husband of Mrs. Marion as chairman of the Chamber’s board of ting down on oil imports ^ s a i d he’d sup­ Kington Dunlap. directors (he succeeded Burl Lyons in the port relaxation of enviro'nmmtal stan­ Before the Rockville-Vernon post as of today), brought a laugh when he dards — as a compromise with the needs consolidation, Mr: Dunlap said, “The fact it’s April Fools’ Day will of the economy. served in the State Senate as a He said he’s still opposed to a gasoline Saigon Seething in Crisis not effect my office in any way.” representative from Rockville, Said Hale, “Hardly a legislative day tax but would vote for one — if the only and as a selectman and alternative is an increase in home heating goes by in Washington and Hartford that SAIGON (UPI) — Heavy fighting broke fantrymen were battling at Xuan Loc to people in an emotional address not to give about 200 MPs were manning tee blockade superintendent of streets for oil. doesn’t effect the Manchester out today in the Xuan Loc region 38 miles try to reopen the road. The other 2,500 up despite the overwhelming Communist at the intersection of the Bien Hoa the City of Rockville. On other subjects — during a question businessman. That’s why we have this northwest of Saigon where Communist were paratroops in the Saigon area. advance towards the capital. Highway and the Saigon Belt Road near Bom in Rockville, he had and answer period — Cotter said he’s con­ councii and that’s why we hold these infor­ forces cut Highway 1, the retreat route of President Nguyen Van ’Thieu held a The South Vietnamese Senate un­ ’Tu Due. lived here all his life. Before his fident a National Health Insurance bill mative meetings.” - government forces trying to halt the Com­ series of urgent military conferences animously passed a resolution calling for a MPs held UPI photographer Willie retirement, he worked as a will emerge from committee by Cotter, who is the first Connecticut amid reports army generals had given him change of leadership in the government— Vicoy at gunpoint and pulled film from his weaver in the local woolen November and will be considered by munist onslaught down the coast. legisiator to sit on the powerfui House Saigon seethed in a crisis of-leadership, three days to resign. Gen. Frederick C. but not specifically calling for ’Thieu to cameras at tee roadblock. An MP major mills for 35 years. He was an Congress by January. Ways and Means Committee, revealed (government defenses were reported Weyand, the U.S. Army chief of staff, resign. It blamed tee staggering military ordered journalists to leave tee scene. Army veteran of World War I. He said he’s opposed to placing the Wilbur Mills, its former chairman, is still crumbling around Cam Ranh Bay, 188 joined Thieu and high ranking South Viet­ defeats on failure'of the United States to The 41 senators passed a six-point He was a life member of program under the Social Security system being treated in a hospital and has yet to miles northeast of Saigon, and military namese army officers at the presidential honor its commitments and on tee mis­ resolution which said, "We urgently call Rockville Lodge of Elks, the and favors its operation under existing assume his committee seat. sources said less than 5,000 government palace at 5:30 p.m. for a crisis meeting. takes of the ’Thieu government. for a change of policy to solve the war and Rockville American Legion facilities — private enterprise and in­ Cotter said Mills has one of the most troops stood between Saigon and the Com­ Government sources said Premier ’Tran The first convoys of refugees and a new leadership which will base its policy Post, and the Maple Grove surance companies. brilliant minds in Washington and that the ’Thieu Khiem had submitted his resigna­ soldiers fleeing the central coast reached on freedom and justice.” Club. He was a past sachem of He dismissed rumors Congress may cut munist offensive that has swept up 17 committee could use his services in these tion but that it had not yet been accepted. the outskirts of Saigon late today, lanjjing The resolution was passed after an all­ the Improved Order of Red Men back on the revenue-sharing pro^am, provinces in a matter of weeks. days of tax-writing legislation. Khiem appealed to the South Vietnamese at the port of Vung Tau 40 miles southeast day meeting, the Senate’s first session explaining it’s become such an integral Military sources said 2,500 of these in­ in Rockville. Before his talk. Cotter was asked why he of Saigon and bj^assing the fighting at since the Communist offensive began part of municipal financing it’s become He is also survived by a backed the appointment of former Gov. Xuan Loc 40 miles to tee north. ’Riey were March 4. blly entrenched. daughter. Miss Shirley Dunlap Thomas Meskill, a Republican, to a met by barricades and tough military “There must immediately be a new Cotter acknowledged, “All econogic of Rockville. federal judgeship. policemen. government, united and effective, which signs point to the belief the economy may The funeral is Thursday at Cotter, who appeared ps a character ’The MPs disarmed soldiers among the will gather all capable good will'and clean be turning around and edging us out of the Murdered 1:30 p.m. at the Burke-Fortin witness for Meskill, acknowledged he’s Five Found refugees and collected them in groups. dements,”"tee senators urged. n i recession.” Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St. : been criticized for it by many state Only civilians who could prove they had “ ...We also call on tee United States to However, he acknowledged also, “All Herald photo by Barlow The Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Democrats, including 35 or 40 from addresses in Saigon were allowed to pass immediately honor its commitments to pastor of Union Congregational testimony is to the effect we’re not pulling Manchester alone. In Burning House the barricades on a crossroads 8 miles South Vietnam and we earnestly call on Church, will officiate. Burial out of it as fast as expected or wanted and, A historical marker recently sat on the march of General Rochambeau’s (Herald photo by Dunn) Said Cotter, “Tommy Meskill and I have northeast of the capital. signatories of the Paris peace agreement will be in Grove Hill Cemetery . as proof, that’s why the Congress passed French army through Manchester on been personal friends for more than 25 Most could not meet the test and were to use their power and influence to stop top of this post standing in front of the 2 Friends may call at the the 322.8-billion tax-relief bill and that’s its way to fight with the colonists in years. We went through college together BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) — Five persons several persons had lived in the |iouse,over left sitting forlornly in trucks, buses and the Norte Vietnamese aggressors.” West Cemetery on Spencer St. near funeral home Wednesday from why President Ford signed it. If the ^My Fair Lady^ at MHS This Weekend (’Trinity) and I haye great respect for him were found dead inside a burning home the past few months and persons were cars parked alongside the highway as a In a radio address earlier. Prime the East Hartford town line. It noted Yorktown and defeat the British. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. economy were indeed lifting us out of the as a friend, a man and a father. The fact early today. Police said it appeared all moving in and out frequently. heavy rain fell. Minister Tran Thien Khiem called on the recession, we wouldn’t have needed that we’ve fought politically doesn’t take five had been beaten and stabb^ to death. The bodies were taken lo the Erie Coun- Several armored personnel carriers and South Vietnamese people not to surrender. bill.” A struggle over a basket of flowers in a London teneinent Manchester High School presentation are, left to right, anything away from my respect for him. Fire department investigators said the .ty morgue. “With your calm and with your deter­ district initiates the meeting of Eliza Doolittle and Henry Scott Price, William Matthews, Shirley Giraitis and fire appeared^o have been set and may mination to fight — all the people and all Historical Markers have been started to cover up the slayings. Higgins, the inimitable romantic team, of “My Fair Jonathan Adams. 'Die musical will be performed in Bailey the army — we will concentrate our ef­ Firemen were called to the two and one- forts to stop the enemy,” he said. Lady.” Col. Pickering, left, and Alfred P. Doolittle are Auditorium Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at Floyd Williams Jr. half story home on the city’s near east side Fewer than 5,000 South Vietnamese watching the hastle. Appearing in the lead roles in the 2:30 p.m. Tickets will be available at the door. ' HEBRON — The funeral of Economist Suggests shortly before 3 a.m. Two of the victims Town Directors Table Agenda regulars stood in the way of a direct Com­ Reported Stolen Floyd (Pete) Williams Jr. of ABOUT were found immediately on the first floor munist assault on the Saigon area from the 136 London Rd., who died Mon­ and the other three were found later on the coast today and government defenses Rebates Be Used By SOL R. COHEN reclassilying only .at tee beginning of a Three of tee 19 historical markers and three feet high. They stand on posts day at Hartford Hospital, is second floor. around Cam Ranh Bay were dis­ placed around town during Manchester’s about five feet high. Gather Postal Data TOWN Predictions that the Manchester Board new fiscal year (in this instance, July 1, W^nesday at 10:30 a.m. at One fireman said he entered the first integrating, military sources said. Sesquicentennial in 1973 have been stolen. The markers that are missing were For Down Payments of Directors would table some of its agen­ 1975). Holmes Funeral Home, 400 floor of the home and “a lady was in a Cam Ranh Bay, 188 miles northeast of Edson M. Bailey, retired principal of placed on Spencer St. in front of the West AREA da items Tuesday night proved to be un­ The board concurred with the Main St., Manchester. Burial Postal officials will be gathering route delivery data in chair and a man was lying alongside in a Saigon, is the front line of defense against Manchester High School and a member of Cemetery, on Birckland St. at the intersec­ Ladies Aid Society of the derstated. mediator’s ruling, on tee basis the case will be in Bolton Center Manchester beginning April 7 and should be completed by ty of people will use the money pool of blood.” the massive Uommunist offensive. The tee Manchester Historical Society, dis­ tion of Burnham St., and on New State Rd. POLICE REPORT By RICHARD HUGHES Lutheran Women’s Missionary The board did mu<:h better than that. It under discussion was an unusual one. Cemetery. April 18. to pay bills, mostly for utilities, ’The victims were identified tentatively only contact with the city today was by covered the thefts recently. by tee Cheney Technical School. League of Zion Evangelical tabled its entire agenda. Another non-agenda item discussed, but Friends may call at the William A. Carroll, district manager, said they will be UPI Business Writer as Charles Mason, Eva Hirston, Ida radio, sources said. He said they are made of aluminum and They cost about 3150 each to make and or save it. Lutheran Church will meet Its meeting was adjourned at 9:54 and only briefly, concerns massage parlors funeral home tonight from 7 to measuring distances from sidewalk or roadside to the house The best way consumers can Windbush, Melony Smith and William “The government has tried to bring you have little value to anyone else but the install. A great deal of research went into ELLINGTON Sindlinger said surveys taken Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the was recessed to next Tuesday at 8 p.m. and the posslbilty of adopting an oriiinance 9. VERNON help end the recession, an econ- Holmes, all in their mid-60s. a normal life,” Khiem said in his broad­ each one, Bailey said. State Police are investigating and counting the number of stairs at the residence. This is two years ago showed “tremen­ church. Miss Martha Lieber of Public hearings were held on the agenda for regulating them. town. He urged anyone knowing about tee The family suggests that any Ronald P. Kinneair, 18, of 137 mist says, is to take the tax Mason and one of the women were on cast. “Friendly nations and charitable “People may be taking them for keep­ several breaks reported into part of the continuing development of the delivery route dous hedge-buying” in cars and 115* Crestwood Dr. will show items and discussions were Held on non­ The board decided to place the matter thefts to tell tee police. memorial contributions may be W. Main St., Rockville was rebate when it arrives and use houses to beat inflation. “Peo­ the first floor and the others were on the organizations are ready to help us. Their Capt. George McCaughey, acting chief sakes,” McCaughey said. “There’s no Ellington homes within the past evaluation data that is being gathered from routes all over slides taken while an exchange agenda items. on its May 6 agenda, for public comment. made to the American Cancer charged Monday night with it as a down payment on an ple were even buying canned second floor. help can be of use only if you, tee people, of police, said today his department is need for this at all.” few days. the country, Carroll said. student in Chile. Hostesses are One of those non-agenda items was a Town Counsel William Broneill said he Society, 237 E. Center St., evading responsibility in con­ expensive item. peas to beat rising prices,” he The house was engulfed in flames when can remajn calm and orderly.” working on tee thefts. As yet they have no Bote men regretted the thefts now es­ nection with the investigation Three residents of Bridge St., The area encompasses all of Zip Code 06040. • “We’d get tremendous im­ Mrs. John Krompegal, Mrs. personnel matter and concerned has a sample ordinance to present but Manchester. said. firemen arrived. The blaze was being fed Khiem, a four-star general who has been leads. pecially as the nation’s 200te birthday of a two-car accident on Rt. 83. Peter Hutchins, of 32 Bridge pact out of that,” Alan Murray Donald Long and Mrs. George reclassification of a town employe. recommended a “wait and see” approach. A t. Therefore, he said, there is by a gas leak on the second floor, they prime minister since 1969, warned that The markers are about two feet wide comes up. St., Edward Makles of 10 Magnuson. It has been a custom for tee bowd to go He said the General Assembly is con­ Vernon Police said the ac­ of First National City Bank of said. military deserters and "disorderly Bridge St., and Edward not a pressing heed for cars and into executive session when considering a sidering a bill for regulating anci licensing John D. McWilliams cused allegedly struck a car New York, said Monday. ’The roof partially collapsed after the people” would be severely punished. Hazeltine of 30 Bridge St. all Comment Session houses. “Without housing and massage' parlors — a bill which would John D. McWilliams, 83, of driven by Ms. Stella Filip of 10 If consumers use their 398 to Disabled American Veterans first bodies w e re i^ e d out and firemen personnel problem. However, because tee The army radio station in Saigon today reported similar breaks at their cars, the economy can’t propose, substantially, the same Norwich, founder and head of Morrison St., Rockville when Only three persons appeared driveway keeps getting washed 3200 tax rebate as a down pay­ Auxiliary will meet Wednesday had to crawl through the second floor rub­ directors are sensitive to past criticisms said Lt. Gen. Nguyen Van Toan, com­ Federal Agent Finds Nothing homes. possibly turn around,” he said. regulations as in his sample ordinance. the former contracting firm she slowed to make a left turn, at a Board of Directors com­ out and that the town promised ment to buy something on the at 7:30 at the VFW Home. The ble to reach the other three bodies, which of its executive sessions, they went public mander of the 3rd Militapr Region around Police said the first two Murray, the Citibank Placed on the board’s agenda for its which built Manchester’s and then left the scene. ment session this morning and a catch basin three years ago installment plan, Murray said, past commanders will meet on this one, apparently intending it to be a the capital, had ordered field commanders economist, said the debate over were badly burned. meeting next Tuesday is a report and dis­ To Probe in Lease Scandal p homes were entered by Municipal Building, died Sun­ Police said Kinneair was ap- their comments were brief, and hasn’t installed it. the 322.8 billion tax cut would later in the evening. Homicide Chief Leo Donovan said police ciassic example of o^ n government. to execute undisciplined or rebellious someone cutting glass in the whether consumers will spend It fell far short of its intent. Actually, cussion of tee Manchester Rec Swim Club. day at Uncas-on-Thames •prehended later and was reports Manchester Director And a woman proposed the be multipled several times as it “have learned that each one of these five troops on the spot. rear doors and then unlocking or save their rebates has been The board had asked for the report during he “carefully reviewed” legistative A Hospital, Norwich. released on his promise to Carl Zinsser, whose turn it was town should drop its paper rippled through the economy. bodies has been murdered.” All five A r ­ the public in attendance learned little. In The broadcast said the chief of Bin Tuy HARTFORD (UPI) - The federal them. The third home was “exaggerated way out of its review of outside activities by Rec reports on leasing and could find at this A Republican, he served as appear in Common Pleas Court to man the session. collection program and should But the major question is not sons Were beaten and stabbed, he said. the discussion, there were no mention of province east of Saigon, Col. Nguyen Van Strike Force Against Organized Crime proportion.” Director Melvin Siebold. time “no alleged or proven organized the U.S. representative from 19, Rockville, on April 29. Of­ entered by someone smashing whether consumers wili buy Asked about a motive for the slayings, names, department, duties or money in­ said today it has found nothing in Connec­ A man recommended more go to once-a-week pickup of “If a consumer doesn’t spend Thanh, had ordered an undisclosed criminal activity over which my office has the Second District from 1943 to ficer Richard Babcock made the door window. something on installments but FOOTWEAR FACTS Donovan said, “We have no idea at this volve. ’The board discussed an item it had number of troops shot by firing squad. ticut’s leasing scandal teat would justify educational programs for the refuse. She wanted to know why any of it,” he said, “one way or a specialized jurisdiction.” 1945. He formerly was a direc­ the arrest. In all three instances drawers whether they’ll buy anything at BOSTON (UPI) - Recession time. The only motive I know of is arson to It seems an unnamed employe, working tabled March 11 and which it tabled .its investigating the matter at this time. elderly—to include talks on high Adams St. won’t be the other he puts the funds in Coffey said, however, that “no inference tor of the Connecticut Bank and and cabinets were opened and all. note: more and more people ap­ in an unnamed department at an unnamed again-to April 8. It concerns a proposed Strike Force chief Paul Coffey told UPI blood pressure, hypertension, reconstrcted until the fall. She the hands of people who will masquerade the homicides.” should be drawn” as to what his colleague, Trust Co. Edward Costa, 57, of High emptied. Some $86 in cash was Otto Eckstein, director of parently are getting their shoes Neighbors told investigators that task, was given added duties but wasn’t appropriation for tee town’s cost share, and the like. complimented the town on in­ spend it.” U.S. Attorney Peter Dorsey, might do. He is survived by his wife, Manor Trailer Park, Vernon taken from the Hutchins home; Data Resources, a major repaired these days instead of given add^ pay. She (teat much was under its Industrial Guidelines, for an Another man complained of a stalling sidewalks on W. Middle Dorsey was asked Tuesday by three grandchildren and two was charged with failure to 330 from the Makles home; and economic consulting group, buying new ones. American clear) claimed she should have been extension of Progress Dr. in Green drainage problem on his North Tpke. —from Deerfield Dr. east Israel Standing Pat Democratic House Speaker James great-grandchildren. grant right of way in connection about 310 cash, a drill and sabre believes at least two-thirds of Biltrite Ina, a maker of heels reclassified at reclassified pay. Her union, Manor’s Industrial Park. St. property. He said his to the Parkade Apartments. Kennelly to conduct a criminal investiga­ The funeral is Wednesday at with the investigation of a two- saw and a large axe were taken the money will be spent, and the In other developments: and soles for neighborhood shoe­ the Municipal Employes Group, took the It was tabled March 11 at the request of tion for possible violations of the Internal 11 a.m. at Cummings Funeral car accident last night at Rt. 30 from the Hazeltine home. rest.saved. —The New York Stock makers, reports its sales have First Rebate Checks matter to mediation. the Northfield Green Condominium In a fourth incident, a house On Pullback Terms Revenue Service code and federal anti­ Home, Norwich. Burial will be and South St. “The whole theory of the pre­ Exchange Monday completed taken a jump in recent months. The state Labor Department m ^iator Association, which complained . Green To Be Mailed May . 9 corruption statutues. in Maplewood Cemetery, Police said Costa was owned by Cantor and Goldfarb Four Men Murdered sent tax cut is to reduce the one of its best first quarters in ruled the employe should be reclassified Manor hadn’t fulfilled its commitments Realty of Rockville, and its 183-year history. The total and should receive the added pay retroac­ By United Press International offered,” Rabin said in an armed forces Dorsey, who was not immediately Norwich. traveling north on South St. and decline in purchasing power, in­ WASHINGTON .(UPI) - The Internal for paving Ambassador and Esquire Drs. located at 8 Randy Rd., EAST ST. LOUIS, 111. (UPI) Police found the bodies in the value of of NYSE shares rose NSCENDENTAL tive to Aug. 19, 1974. radio interview. available for comment today, has already allegedly turned into the path of crease consumer spending and Revenue Service will begin mailing the A letter from Green Manor was in- Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin Ellington, was entered bv cut­ — Four men carrying large living room of the duplex where nearly 3100 billion in January e d it a t io n The board was being asked whether it Israel, Rabin said, would accept one of said he has seen nothing in the leasing a car driven by Dawn have the whole economy catch H first of 78 million tax rebate checks May 9 (See Page Sixteen) today said Israel will not budge “one ting the glass in the rear window, sums of money and known by the shootings took place. and February and between an concurred with the ruling or whether it three alternatives: scandal that would implicate former Gov. Christense 12 Glenstone Dr., fire,” said Eckstein. “We think lOCA and^the first batch will go to those whit” from its terms for a troop pullback The house was empty and-no- police to be involved with nar­ Authorities were called shortly KT10liCT6IY wanted to follow past policy of —A separate treaty which would give Thomas J. Meskill. In Memoriam Vernon. it will.” estimated 330 billion to 350 in the Sinai desert. damage was reported, cotics were shot and killed ear­ after midnight by someone m m m taxpayers who filed their returns early. Cairo back most of the Sinai Israel cap­ “The entire matter is being examined In loving memory of my mother, Jane Costa is scheduled to appear But, he added, “Our concern billion in March. Trading He also said Israel wants to renew con­ ly today. Police picked up two complaining that a prowler was 247.1733 by the U.S. attorney for Connecticut, with A. Dewart, who passed away April 1, in court in Rockville on April is that it will peter out too volume was the heaviest ever. Marines Ordered tacts with Egypt on a new withdrawal tured in 1967. suspects shortly after the trying to break into the apart­ whom my office is affiliated under tee 1971. 22. quickly. When all the one-shot agreement, but “the fact teat E ^ t would —An interim accord in which Israel shootings. ment. To Protect Ships Department of Justice and to whom I have There’s a face that's as haunting as cuts are over, then the economy on no account accept the Israeli proposals would give up the Mitla and Giddi moun­ Authorities said the victims “When we got there we found communicated my conclusions,” Coffey ever has enough momentum to carry Carrying Refugees must not be allowed to bring about a tain passes and the Abu Rudeis oil field in There's a voice that we're longing to were slain at the home of one of bodies strewn all over the living “We’re wertti listening te." said. COURT forward or it doesn’t.” change in the Israeli position.” exchange for an Egyptian declaration en­ hear the suspects. Tliree revolvers room floor.” Stone said. “An WASHINTON (UPI) - The Pentagon Eckstein said the tax rebate In Cairo, Foreign Minister Ismail ding the state of war. There's a smile we'll remember CASES also were recovered. The unidentified caller had told us has ordered 700 armed Marines to board forever. SOUTH WINDSOR should stim ulate consumer THE GOOD MUSIC, Fahmi Tuesday said Egypt has asked the —A more limited Israeli'troop names of the suspects were not there was a burglary in Though we try to forget every tear. Kevin J. O’Connell, 18, of spending enough to raise con­ tee Navy ships sent to help evacuate Viet­ United States and the Soviet Union to withdrawal not including the parses or oil Inside Today There's sad but sweet remembrance released.. progress.” namese refugees in an effort to prevent a Downey Dr., Manchester was sumption by 6 per cent and GOOD SPORTS STATION reconvene the Geneva peace conference fields. There’s memory fond and true Detective Rick Stone said the Police said there was no sign recurrence of the rape and robbery inci- charged last night with failure produce “positive” growth in All three were rejected by Egypt during Tliere's a token of affection Mom COMMON PLEAS COURT shooting victims had long police of forced entry. One suspect on the Mideast. Stamps and Coins ...... Page 2 And heartaches still for you. to drive in the proper lane in the Gross National Product in - dent Monday. . He suggested that Britain and France the recent negotiations presided over by Geographical Area 12 records. turned himself in to police after Pentagon officials said that with tee Hi Neighbor ...... Page 4 connection with the investiga­ the next three months for the take art “in order to avoid polarizatioh at Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. Lovingly remembered and sadly mis­ East Hartford Session "Oh, yes, we know all of the incident and a second North Vietnamese troops rapidly mopping Senior Citizens...... Page 5 tion of a one-car accident on first time in more than a year. the conference that would lead to a blind sed by Daughter Georgena and family. Cases disposed of by Judge them,” Stone said. ‘"They’re suspect was arrested a short Diplomatic sources said Egypt wanted Kelly Rd., South Windsor. Albert Sindlinger of up the coastal enclaves, they expected tee alley... We also welcome the participation On Second Thought...... Page 12 John Fitzgerald last week in­ police characters. We’re not time later. Police questioned Britain and France to participate at Police said O’Connell was Sindlinger & Ck). said recent ships would just patrol the coast searching of at feast one non-aligned country.” Dear Abby...... Page 13 cluded: mourning their deaths.” several other persons who were Geneva because they are permanent driving east on Kelly Rd., lost surveys indicate the rebate CBS/Serving Greater Hartford. for any sampans that may flee the area.' Fahmi did not name the Jion-aligned Environmental Education ...... Page 21 • Herbert H. Hiers, 42, of 89 The victims, all in their 20s, found at the shooting scene There are many fishing vessels along members of the U.N. Security Council and control and struck a utility pole won’t work because the majori­ country, but diplomats said he wa» Herald Angle...... Page 17 Coleman Rd., reckless driving were identified as Lee Morris when authorities arrived. the coast that refugees could use to get leading maritime nations with a stake in and then flipped over. A Town bowling tourneys...... Page 17 reduced to speeding, 345. Allen, Michael Johnson, Robert thinking of Yugoslavia. the Suez Canal. Serious passenger in his car, Mark offshore. Hanoi’s forces are still a long • Charles Colla Jr., 46, of Williams and Roy Harlan. “I see no reason or justification to President Anwar Sadat announced Brown's sponsors cham ps...... Page 20 Roberts, 19, of Green Rd., way from controlling tee -hundreds of East Hartford, issuing a bad Police said there appeared to deviate one whit from what we have Saturday he will reopen the canal June 5. Area Profile ...... Pages 3, G, 7, 8, 24 Manchester was taken to coastal villages, even though they have Crime check, breach of peace, and in­ Manchester Memorial be no robbery involved because reached Jhe principal cities. toxication, all nolled (not Hospital, treated and released. each of the victims had about The officials said, however, that as of ^ prosecuted). 3500 in cash on him when found. Increases O’Connell is scheduled to Tuesday night tee Joint Chiefs of Staff had • Ronald M. St. John, 33, of appear in Ckimmon Pleas Court “It was perhaps drug not yet given any orders to the ships to 111 Wells St., operating a motor WASHINGTON (U PI) - 12, East Hartford, April 15. motivated,” Stone said. “’These take on refugees. Two vessels are off tee Four Economist Predict vehicle while under the in­ Serious crime in the United fellows have been Involved in a coast and two more were due today, 2 fluence of alcohol or drugs, States increased 17 per cent in Police investigated two other lot of things.” bringing with them the 700 Marines from nolled. 1974, the biggest increase in 14 one-car accidents last night but Okinawa. Four civilian vessels under con­ years and possibly the biggest no charges were placed against Hbfdouse tract to tee U.S. Government are also ever, the FBI reported today. either of the drivers. available. Recovery Later This Year Crimes against property- Police said a car driven by n The Marines will be divided among the burglary and theft—went up as Randy Edinger, 18, of East four Navy ships. ’The Pentagon is very By RICHARD HUGHES But, said Olsen, "the strength of retail —New orders for manufactured goods the economy declined. Hartford was traveling west on macrame conscious that any movement, of armed UPI Business Writer sales, while better than the fourth quarter increased in February for the first time in FRIGIDAIRE - G.E. R.CA. - KITCHEN AID six months, the Commerce Department . Attorney General Edward H. Sullivan Ave. and Edinger said troops sparks rumors that it is about to Four top economists predicted Tuesday of 1974, is not great enough now to suggest said. Orders were up 1.3 per cent after Levi blamed the increase on a he swerved to avoid an animal sneak combat forces back into Indochina. the nation would experience a strong that this is the turning point.” It specifically denied that, saying tee declining 2 per cent in January and 9.3 per "dismal and tragic failure” of on the road, lost control and the the art of tying MAGIC CHEF ROPER - CALORIC economic recovery in the second half of Another Citibank economist, Alan Marines “wili not depart their ships.” cent in December. Inventories were vir­ the criminal justice system to car rolled over. No injuries 1975. One said 1976 would bring one of the Murray, said “the process of inventory The Marines will be used to keep order tually unchanged after rising rapidly in prevent crime. were reported. "biggest booms” in 30 years. correction has proceeded far enough to be we have the largest assortment tj among any evacuees taken aboard and to prior months. In 1973, crime rose 6 per cent Edward Bernstein, a consultant to the consistent with the forecast of an upturn in in 1973, and in 1972 it declined 4 try to prevent South Vietnames soldiers U.S. Treasury, told Dun’s Review, a Je ffrey O’Brien, 17, of of cable, Jute and nylon cords - < CRGAT SAVINGS the second half of 1975.” —Construction spending at an annual per cent. Much of the 1974 rise Ellington Rd., South Windsor among them from rampaging on tee business newsletter, that recent signs of all colors, at best prices! adjusted rate of 31'28.1 billion in February came from a 19 per cent in­ was driving his car west on y vessels. recovery from the recession are .only the Gabriel Hauge, chairman of Manufac­ was' at the lowest level in 27 months, crease in the last quarter— also: iMoks, beads, rings and t-pins ^ turers Hanover Trust of New York and a Miller Rd. and said he swerved beginning. Commerce reported. When higher prices when unemployment first went we have every ffttfe thIngL SCRATCHED, DENTED FLOOR MODEL DEMONSTRATORS (Herald photo by Pinto) “Inflation will be down to 4 per cent and economic adviser in the Eisenhower ad­ to avoid an oncoming car and in are considered, the volume was the lowest above 6 per cent. doing so struck a utility pole. by tee middle of the bicentenntial year we ministration, told a stockholders meeting The Weather in 13 years. The February decline was The Uniform Crime Report is O’Brien was taken to SERVING THE COMMUNITY FOR OYER 34 YEARS will be in one of tee biggest booms of the that there are “flickers of light around the “where a expected because of the low number o f ' compiled from reports of Manchester Memorial dollar! postwar era,” Bernstein said. horizon.” Prepare Cancer Drive Kits housing starts last year. federal, state and local agen­ Hospital, by ambulance and a worth a Increasing cloudiness this afternoon Lief Olsen, senior economist at First He said the rate of inflation has ^iRirWAf declined, inventories are close to a point cies. passenger in his car, David M the miracle of momStreft dollar” with high temperatures in the mid 40s. National City Bank of New York, said in a &SON with the American Cancer Society —United Auto Workers Vice President “It is estimated that about Griffin, 17, of Ellington Rd., ^ dovuntown manchester^^ B. D. PEARL Rickard B. Decker, left, and Donald Cloudy tonight with chances of snow or separate economic analysis that the where production must resume and in­ fund drive. The Jaycees are Douglas Fraser said Tuesday supplemen­ one third of the violent crimes South Windsor was taken by mANCHESTER.C^N. 0M40 B. Lappen, members of the rain toward morning. Lows near 30. Mixed severe economic slump in the first three terest rates continue to fall. Hauge 649 Main St., Manchester predicted the economy would begin to tal unemployment benefit funds for 44,000 committed go unreported,” private car. Both were treated Tel. 643-2171 Manchester Jaycees, are busy stuf­ volunteering this service to aid the snow and rain Thursday, becoming rain months of this year “ enhances the , move upward in the third quarter. idled Chrysler workers will be exhausted said Levi. and released. fing shopping bags with kits for drive. The goal for the Manchester before ending near evening. Highs in the likelihood” of a strong recovery in the Among other economic developments: after next week s checks. delivery this weekend in connection drive is $’25,000. upper 30s and low 40s. next six months.

( f, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., April 2, W75 — PAGE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER ‘EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed., April 2, 1975 THEATER Ruling Expected On Judge’s Testimony m SCHEDULE NATIONAi WEATHtI SEIVICE EO«ECA$T to 7AM EST M - ^ - 75 Parade Planned 30.24 30.24 NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A three men, members of the robbery last'May. said he would rule today on Superior Court judge was Black Liberation Army, said MacDonald and a tape recor- whether MacDonald, w 1k > is STAMPS AN0 COINS Area Profile For Bicentennial expected to rule titoay on Tuesday that remarks by ding of his comments have hem retiring this year, will have to y.A. East 1 — “Shampoo,” By RU80 MaeKENDRICK whether a state Supreme Court Supreme Court Justice Herbert subpoenaed for the bearing, testilly. 7:30-9:30 justice vdll have to testify at a MacDonald were prejudicial to Superior Court Judge John Shea U.A. East 2 — “Janis,” 7:40- VERNON In cimnection with commis­ F R E E Z m O $0«TON Here, in all its glory, is the T sion activities, the Festival '76 Arson Suspect hearing on dismissal of state their clients. 9:30 I Plans for a Bicontennial charges against three accused The three are charged with U.A. East 3 — “Claudine,” medal to be aw ard^ to tte win­ committee will meet April 15 at MINNEANOUSt ning exhibits at the upcoming parade scheduled for Juno D, 7:30 p.m. at the home oi Mrs. bank robbers. kidnapin g and assault to con­ 7:20; “Harry and Tonto,” 9;00 ^ 0 0 1976, will be disciused at a Defense attorneys for the nection with a New Haven bank rVONK Manchester Philatelic Society Betsey Steele, Forestview Dr., Committed to Vernon Cine 1 — “Airport tCHICAOO* meeting of the Vernnn #29.77 show at the high school April 26 Vemoa. crewel - noadleiioint ’75,” 7:15-9:15 Bicentennial Commission, and 27 (MANPEX ’75). The The omunittee is planning Vernon Cine 2 — “Front ,^ ril 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ad^ center design is a good numerous activities to S tate H o sp ital I easy Ustonlng wlfli. w« have a wondarful Page,” 7:30-9:30 •AN rnANCISCO ministratimi Building. lO C N V E R l reproduction of the high value celebrate the 200th birthday of Burnside 1 & 2 — “Murder on Parade Chairman Arthur nitnre and other belongings stamp in the attractive regular the nation. Some of these will VERNON the Orient Express,” 7:00-9:30; Rowe, and his committee are were destroyed to the Are. aaaortmant of picturaa, rCOLO] issue set of 1922-25. The $5, be a craft show, music and Rowland P. Yost, 35, of 19 SINATRAeQOQDMAlikWILSON “Harry and Tonto,” 7:10-9:15 attempting to contact, by mail, She said the Red Cross met Scott No. 573. The medal itself dance performances, exhibits, Chestnut St., Rockville, was ad­ Showplace — “The Godfather LOS ANOCLE* all area community poups and the emergency needs of the aampiara, and plllowa — ; ATLANTA comes in silver and gold finish and athletic events, as well as mitted to Norwich State Part II,” 7:30 business concerns concerning Hospital for observation family with the purdiase of C0NIFF*C0LE*STREISAND Showcase 1— “Funny Lady,” and in bronze, NOaMUMM1?MWifi the parade. kita are complata with their plans for participation to A ^ m e wishing more infor­ T ue^y. He was charged with some new clothing and a food 1;30-8:00 D A L L A i (“The bronze is by far the best looking,” said a sour- m l«ahiMne tho parade. mation should contact Mrs. first-degree arson Monday order. BENNETeWILUAMSeALPERT Showcase 2 — “Towering T te meeting will be open to The Yosts have four children, M W ilT TEMEIRATUIIES grapish third-place winner last Steele or call Mrs. Joyce Taylor ni{tot to connectim with a fire yarn and are priced from Inferno,” 1:30-8:15 the public and anyone in­ Randy, 12; Sherry 8; Kelly 6; 32 NBWONLEANS year.) - MPAA a t 8754527. that gutted his home. Showcase 3 — “Lenny,” 1:45- C MIAMI terested is strongly urged to at­ and Michael, 4. The family is The exhibition will be the, The Heritage ‘76 committee Yost was presented to Com­ i. jnd yaur good music host 7:15-9:30 -32 tend. The committee is es­ fifteenth put on by the club. will meet ^ ril 16 at 8 p.m. at mon Pleas Court 19, Rockville lofdctog for a rent. 970 Showcase 4 “Young pecially interested to hearing Yost is a chef at th e r—lEOEMP— — W n Hiey expect a hundred frames the home of Mrs. Sue Connell, yesterday. His case was con­ ^ we a/so have: hoopa, naadlaa, tapaatry yam ^ Frankenstein,” 1:45-7:15-9:30 from individuals or groups who Mansfield State Training School and a 20-dealer bourse. There 32 Donnell Rd., Vernon. This tinued to April 22 and he was llAIH K iS I SMOW would be able to sponsor a committee is putting together a released wim the provision that and also worked a part-time se­ JEFF JACOBS and needlepoint canvaa... i BIG BITE 5 0 ' will be U.S. and U.N. booths, and special cachets and marching unit, float, or band. program which will reca^ Ver­ he admit himself to Norwich. cond job for a gravel firm. SACRAMENTO (UPI) - Atout Also individuals will be needed Yost allegedly set the fire to Rodcville Fire Chief D(»ald we have Just about $275 million worth of pes^des souvenir cards each day with non’s historic past. to help plan and establish the basement of his h(»ne, after Maguda said the fire started t o 3 pmio 6 pm were reported sold in California un WEAIHtt FOTOCASr O pictorial cancels. The auction AFRICAN This conunittee is also con­ every little thingl will involve 200 selected lots. parade procedures. cerned with developing a domestic disturbance in­ the basement stairwell which in the one-year period ending Anyone interested but who is he said had been doused with an To get a medal such as the conununitywide use of Ver­ volving him and his wife, last June 30, the California accelerant but declined to say “where a above — anyone can play; you not able to attend the April 9 non’s many contemporary Renee. Department of Food and meeting should contact Rowe, what the accelerant was. dollar's For Period Ending 7 AM EST Thursday. Wednesday night will find snow in the upper don’t have to be a member. The ART educational and recreational Mrs. Betty Spurllng, Agriculture says. 21 Gerald Dr., Vonon, 8750150. Two of the children are worth a Northeast, changing to rain and showers, southward into mid and southern Atlantic states, judges will award as many offerings. Anyone interested to executive director of the Nathan Hale Chapter of the staying with relatives in the TWfacIe of | dollar!" with the exception of southern Florida. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max. first, seconds, and thirds as participating on this committee Sowritwn manche$ter^ nounces that they are moving American Red Cross, said all of Ellington and two are staying readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 51 (67), Boston 33 (39), Chicago 23 (37), Cleveland 29 (40), they see fit. No set categories. tlerAMlI/AI^IS SHOWING should contact Mrs. Connell at CBS/Serving Greater Hartford. The minimum exhibit size is to the Hartford Jewish Com­ the family’s clothing and fui^ with Mrs. Yost’s mother. Dallas 34 (59), Denver 25 ( 59), Dulut^ 11 (32), Houston 48 (68), Jacksonville 66 (79), Kan­ 875-3260. 16 album pages — frame rental munity Center, 335 Bloomfield WE'RE STUDVlMfi BUOCO Kola Waits sas City 28 (51), Little Rock 36 (53), Los Angeles 49 (69), Miami 75 (88), Minneapolis 17 charge, $4. For an official entry Ave., West Hartford. Open IN SCIENCE... \F YOU (44), New Orleans 60 (73), New York 38 (48)', Phoenix 49 (80), San Francisco 45 (58), Seat- blank write MANPEX, P.O. meetings will be held on the last CUT y o u r s e l f , c a n drd SALE New Home (43), St. Louis 23 (47) and Washington 44 (60) degrees. Box 64, South Windsor. There is ’Thursday of every month, with 1 WAVE SO M E SOUTH WINDSOR 2 an April 12 deadline for the new issues, trading, lectures, OF Y O U R S ? presented by Judy Kuehnel m x U receipt of entries. a;uctions, and seminars. Correspondent PARAPHERNALIA,LTD. 644-1364 Local philatelic facilities are The Manchester Philatelic Pacing the narrow run at the still popping up all over the Society will meet on ’Tuesday, South Windsor Dog Pound Is a _ _ _ — country — 38 so far. ’The latest April 8 at Mott’s Community at large, beautiful black dog 3re Van Nuys, Calif., ready Hall, 7 to 10 p.m. The program IV I ONI G H i called “Kola.” * ” ’ ■ April 12, and Fort Wayne, Ind. a will be on stamp separation AUTHENTICITY Through no fault of her own few days later. The latter one is methods: perforations, she is to need of a good home. to be called “The Old Fort roulettes, scissors, etc. Circuit Unfortunately Kola is no 6:00 The Champions...... 18 Stamp Shop.” books available as usual. I The Honeymooners ...... 20 stranger to dog pounds. News...... ; ...... 3-8-22-30 ’The titles of these places are A few months ago she was Bewitched ...... 5 Electric Com pany...... 24-57 worth a look. Seventeen of them ACTING POSITIONS Bonanza...... 40 MAIN STREET found, expecting a litter and The Untouchables ...... 9 are “postiques,” the name used abandoned to E ^ t Hartford. 6:30 MANCHESTER first by Memphis in 1972. TTiere y After a while to the East News...... 3-8-20-22-30 are ten Philatelic.Centers, and MANCHESTER,CONN. AVAILABLE FOR: HOSPITAL Hartford Pound she came to CHARLTON HESTON PLUS > I Love Lucy ...... 5 two each of Philatelic Store and AN ALL-STAR CAST-(PQ) live with a family to South Teacher Preview ...... 24 Postal Server. Detroit has a See the largest collection of “STOP THE WORLD, NOTES Windsor where she gave birth "AIRPORT 75” Zoom...... 57 Postal, Boutique. ’There is a WNATEVER YOU NEED African AH ever presented In EVES AT 7:15-9:15 Connecticut...Ebony Life to nine pups. SAT. MAT. 2 PM, SUN. CONT. 1:30 6:45 Postal Emporium in St. Paul and MOU'LUFIND IT Trees, Ebony Busts, Ani­ She is one year old, gentle and I WANT TO GET OFF” ALL MATINESS - 994 Economics 201 ...... 24 a Stamp Shoppe in Minneapolis. FAST IN YOUR DAILY / Discharged Monday: mals, Batiks, Paintings, Sis­ affectionate. As big as she is, 7:00 lij . Aar A bit frivolous in those twin Elizabeth Evans, 191 Oak St.; FAMILV WAWTADS al Shopping Bags, Beads, sh e would make a good “ 6 RMS RIV VU” News...... 3-22-40 cities. The Washington service John F^mell, 12 Ridgefield St.; Belts, Napkin Rings, Book housedog, she’s Newfoundlgnd- Andy Griffith Show ...... 5 still trudges along as the Lorraine Sullivan, South St., Ends, plus much, much Retriever cross and has bad all Truth or Consequences...... 8 Philatelic Sales Unit. MEN’S DEPARTMENT LADIES’ DEPARTMENT “BOHERFLIES MM Rouits 15 • a: II (t«IT I Coventry; Arthur DeLuco, 211 more ... Something for of her shots. Ironside ...... 9 She is a wonderful watchdog, Something for numismo- Bush Hill Rd.; Emma everyone ... all exquisitely y LEMMON AND MATTHAU (PQ )S.. Dick Van Dyke Show ...... 18 is excellent with children and is philatelists: The Haym Washburn, 35 N. Lakewood Cir­ Hand carved ... ARE FREE” To Be Alive...... 20 g h e B c r a t b being given up with the utmost ^ “THE FRONT PAGE” Salomon, Financial Hero cle; Meriellen Michaud, East Prices from $1.50 to $250.00 S a v e ^ 25 To Tell the T ruth...... 30 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING reluctMce. Reg. ^20 to ^25 A The season runs (rom June 12 to ALSO STARS CAROL BURNETT stamp,. now current. In the Hartford; Deborah Intagliata, Also, very rare Makonde EVES AT 7:30-9:30 The Romagnolis’ Table — 57 She is a very special dog. If August 3. Direct resumes and In­ background are Spanish eight 162 Eldridge St.; Patricia PHONE 643-2711 Sculpture! SUN. AT 5-7-9 7:30 FOR A SS IS TA K C e IN M ACING FOUR AO that sounds like a prejudiced Reg. ^80 ALL WEATHER quiries to Charles Alan Plase \ and four-reale coins, plus a White, Colchester; Marilee / Name That Tune...... 3 opinion — it is. Producing Director, Summer Theatre shilling and a guinea of George Kelly, 42 Edwards St. 3, Manchester Community College, SAT.-SUN. 1:30-3 PM - 994 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 5 > m. Sharing "Kola's” plight, and i w r Manchester, Ct. 06040. Telephone “The Magic Sword” The $25,000 Pyram id...... 8 to need of a home is .a six- MEN’S SUITS p Too bad the stamp itself is 646-4900. ext. 371. Country Carnival...... 18 such a loser. There is a good month-old part terrier, female' Hollywood Squares ...... 22 fOUCAT/Om AWMAl SHOIV FOA CMOAFA pup. design idea but the execution is M i Nutmegger’s Almanac . 24 Also available is a two-month mushy with colors in several Animal W orld...... 30 old male mixed breed. ISEXrrS^ToLlSvr^BUWMsiDEAVrMoiw shades of ugh. i i ; Room 222 ...... 40 Interested persons need not Martin Agronsky ...... 57 It was printed by the gravure be South Windsor residence and TO method on the Andreotti press. ill:i;M l.lT lil2 l may call Jan Blowers at 289- BURNSIDE 8:00 A sad thing. Collectors in Spain BOTH DAYS: 4482 between 2-4 p.m. and 7-8 MOIIWSIPt AVI., tHTH>.ePA»KIIW 9 528-3333 1 Tony Orlando & D aw n...... 3 Peter Graves stars in “Dead and Sweden, proud of their steel Water-repellent polyester/cotton pop­ Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 lOUito p.m., or 644-1364, anytime. C I N E l R C I N E 2 Man Running,” a contem­ engravings, would laugh lins and oxfords in snappy spring colors. F I That’s My M am a...... 8-40 themselves sick over this 8 P.M. Superb selection. Outstanding values. porary action drama on Smart double breasted, single breasted, "MUMintON IM *C.OEMY^.».»ONOM,NK. M ovie...... 9 production. Sensational suits of Woven Texturized ABC-TV’s Movie of the belted and many other fashion styles. Pastor’s Perspective...... 18 On the back it says of Polyester and Double-knits. Little House on the Prairie Week Wednesday at 8:30 O M I N m r ilI S S " “HARRY and TONTO’ p.m. on Channels 8 and 40. Salomon: “ ....responsible for Comfortable. Wrinkle-resistant. Dramatic pocket detailing and stitching ...... 20-22-30 raising most of the money to Feeling Good ...... 24-57 ADMISSION: Wearable now and all year ’round. accents. 7HH)-9:30 *2 7:10-9:15 99C finance...and later to save the Adults $2. plus t ROCKVILLE 8:30 nation from collapse...” He Regulars, Shorts, Longs, Stouts. Children 990 MWATINEES 99c SAT.-SUN. ’TIL 2 P .M .I Merv Griffin Show...... 5 deserves a better stamp. HOSPITAL For Misses and Juniors M ovie...... 8-40 News...... 5 Behind the Lines ...... 24-57 Baretta...... 8-40 NOTES Garner Ted Armstrong...... 9 ' Windsor, “the oldest town in 9:00 (^THEATRES EAST Faith for Today...... 18 Connecticut,” is getting into the VIDDLt TPKE., MANCHESTER SH. PARKADE • 649-5191 Cannon...... 3 Movin’ On ...... 20-30 Bicentennial act with a nice- Admitted Tuesday: Ann S a v e l i s This Is the Life ...... 18 Vaudeville...... 22 looking medal in solid silver Marie Collins, Baker Rd., Ver­ WARREN Petrocelli...... 20-22-30 and antique bronze. ELEPHANT RIDE8I CAM EL RIDE8I CHH PETTING ZOOOi non; Tok-Sun Cutler, Rau St., BEATTY ANIMAL MENAQERIEI PLUS MUCH. MUCH MOREI Theater in America...... 24-57 10:30 Rockville; Mary Dillon, Reg. ^ 5 0 ★ ★ ★ ★ 9:30 Meet the M ayors...... 9 It’s true, the rumor that there Patricia Dr., Vernon; Kristie JULIE Human Dimension...... 18 Mayor’s Half Hour ...... 18 will be no “1975” on the Donovan, Dailey C ircle, ____ CHRISTIE. 10:00 quarters, halves and dollars Rockville; Norman Dove, West 11:00 sP D m 'O hK rs The Manhunter...... 3 being minted this year — still HARTFORD RD. St., Bolton; Karl Florentine, News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 “1974.” The Bicentennials will Egypt Rd., Ellington; Paulette T H E WAY The Best of Groucho...... 5 This printing test pattern is be 1776-1976. Also, they are Godek, Mountain St., S H E WA S m The Untouchables ...... 9 A FILM part of The Herald quality con­ stamping out dimes right now Rockville; Josephine Graczyk, AUNIVltsAt WHAM- n o iN K O lf* ® I Love Lucy ...... 20 trol program in order to give in San Francisco without a mint DAIRY QUEEN Morrison St., Rockville; Susan . Captioned News ...... 57 mark. They are "S” mint but Peterson, Windsor Ave., . - - ART CARNEY . _ you one of the finest b razier. newspapers in the nation. 11:30 you can’t prove it. All this to get Rockville; Dorothy Rau, Mid­ Movies ...... 3-5 ahead of the roll-hoarding dle Butcher Rd., Rockville; ^HARmrd’loiiKri Katharine H epburn...... 8-40 crowd. THURSDAY Edward Rivenburg, Ellington 4 '♦Wt* '*• 3 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Ave., Rockville; Thomas A great selection of exciting colors and 'There is a new meeting place surface textures in solids, checks and • ID. CARDS REQUIRED WHE ONLY Ttogley, Stafford Springs; Allen Reg. ®35toM0 MIDNIGHT for the Society of Israel Williams, Russell Dr., Tolland. plaids. In Double-knits and Woven . M ovie...... 9 Philatelists (Hartford Area Discharged Tuesday: Texturized Polyesters. All tailored the Chapter). A spokesman an- SPRING COAT CLEARANCE :SH€IVCASt CINtM A/ 1234 1:00 William Frederick, West Rd., Anderson-Little way. Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 HOT DOG Ellington; Mrs. Lorraine iri 1-84 EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. 1:30 Holland and son, Stafford; Roy Regulars, Shorts, Longs. EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-6810 C FREE LIGHTED PARKING- We Honor MASTER CHARGE, Reel Camp ...... 5 Kellem, Stafford Springs; Joe Franklin Show...... 9 Florence LaPotote, Grandview SALE Rd., Tolland; Lawrence %^-i—I- .'«■ Reg. McEwen, Prospect St., 55 Rockvile; Vincent Molatesta, Reg. ^ 15 -^iTi D u s tin 304 Snipsic Lake Rd., Ellingon; 2 yr- lio f f n ia n PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Richard Rancourt, Stafford; TO Maryalis Stevenson, Apple Rd., DRESS SIJIUKS Tolland; Joseph Tarcho, Staf­ “ L e n n y ’ snvc MMl WUIAM McQUEBI WWMAN HOlMm Bolton Congregational Church is sponsoring a fashion ford Springs; Pamela Wallace, Pant coat and regular lengths in the I r A Bob Fosse Film show, “Spring into Summer.” Fashions for men and CHIU OR McClean St., Rockville. latest spring colors and shades. Q Unilcrt ApIisI*; Birth Tuesday: A son to Mr. Wad. Mat 1:30 women from Arnoideen’s and Regals of Manchester. The CH EESE £ 0 Single, double breasted, wraps and Wad. Mat 1:4S and Mrs. Alan Rodonis, Grove Fri. 7:10-10:19 show will begin at 8 p.m. on Friday, April 4th at Fiano’s Reg. 35$ St., Rockville. many other great looks with elegant detailing. Friday 7:30-9:80 Restaurant in Bolton. Texturized solids and novelty jacquards and sculptures. Tremendous collection of finely tailored i. I Donationa are $2.50, refreahmenta and door prizea will STREISAND &CAAN BAIVAIVA slacks in a wide range of colors and pat­ om be included. For Misses and Juniors Jftm Ittckf C ijm Qtl> Connally terns— plaids, classic checks, popular i I n m n y YGUARANTEEDV SPLIT solids and new Spring pastels. COAST M u ffle r Jury Seated OPEN TO 'EVEIYNITE' J ^ d y C OAST C e n te r WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Mwlkni mi Regal jury of seven women and five in men was seated today to hear We offer convenience along with a superior product. the bribery trial of former Wad. Mat 1:30 Wad. Mat 1:45 Reg. 75$ Amla'son-Uttle Treasury Secretary John B. cA Qreat(Shbme in Une Qotbing FrI. 7:15-10:00 Friday 7:30-0:90 Corner of Broad Connally. MANCHESTER 'Manchester Parkade and Center Street Mon.-Fri. . . 8 1a.m. - 9 p.m. The panel is comprised of six Phone 646-2112 Sat ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. black women,, one whit|e woman, two white men and CT] 9Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. Am. D. Q. Corp. ® 1973 Am. D. Q. Corp. FREE EXPERT ALTERATIONS ON MEN'S CLOTHING three black men. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. April t, 1975 - PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchwter, Conn., Wed., April 2,1975 ( NEWS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS SUMMER COURSES Memorial Institute of American MYSTIC SEAPORT, Conn. Maritime Studies convenes here ^aurifpstpr Eupuiiw Htralb . , - ^ By WAl I,Y FORTIN (UPI) - New graduate-level June 30,1975. The program con­ courses in the history of Ameri­ tinues through August a can maritime art and American The Munson Institute is spon­ OPINION literature of the sea will be ad­ sored hy Mystic Seaport and is OPEN Hi! The big news is about our Pinochle members who may liye in sur­ ded to the survey course in accredited hy the University of . Nationality Night which will be Let’s see, the action here at rounding towns. So, if you know American maritime history ConnecUcut ! held tomorrow evening. This the center starts with this past of someone who would like to when the Frank C. Munson HITES FORUM one will be sort of an old Monday when we had a nice tur­ join you on the trip, but lives LeVs Quit fashioned buffet of baked bam, nout for our kitchen social outside of town, now is your t fried chicken, homemade baked games in the morning, and in chance to get rtiead and get * beans, relishes, homemade rice the afternoon we had 17 tables them to sign up. Allowing for Inflation ike Great mp-off ' pudding, and rolls with butter. for pinochle with the Mowing By the way, because we are Fraidc Latucca and students winners: not getting anyone to take ad­ kX To the editor; ^ from Community College wUl Robina Carroll, 738; Martha vantage of our special bus trips, It seems everyone has to face up to delivery of social services to the peo­ I’ve just read where the oil companies of prepare and serve'the meal. LaBate, 696; Gus GuU, 679; we have stopped it as of today. Just can’t see using all that gas inflation except government. ple. . the United States made she and four tenths Afr. Latucca has had fils students Samuel Schors, 677; Florence billions of doliars last year. United States put'on Nationality Night for us North, 661; Pritz Wilkinson and for nothing. Almost all of us have known for We are sure that right now within Steel Company had its greatest year in / in the past, and it always has Edward Scott, 658; Clara There will be a Dial-a-Ride some time that our income today — our vast bureaucracy, there are history. •i been a real treat. Hemingway, 657; John Gaily, program starting in town. The 651; George Last, 650; Peter Dial-a-Ride program will not be regardless of source — hasn’t kept “ needed” government services bn the The reports and list of the financial ^ 'hekets for the meat will be giants goes on and on with the exception of $2. Our entertainment for the Frey, 645;'Lillian Lewis, 643; from our center. pace with the past year’s double-digit drawing boards which we, the people, the automobiie industries which have had ' evening will be the Junior Bessie Coste, 641; Josephine See the story that follows this column. inflation. are not yet aware of nor will be until their crack at the Americans’ purse for K Women’s Club putting on a little l$chuetz and Harvey Barrette, BE S U R E ... B U S S has been serving the Home 638; Robert Schubert, 637 and It sounds like a good deal to a bureau’s future is threatened. years. Q skit for us. The tickets are on Owner for 93 YEARS. For a complete FREE If it had, we are sure there would In the first place, we have a President “ sale at our office now; Louise Kohls, 635. me, as the bus will go right to INSPECTION of your home by a Termite Control It is too bad this pioneering spirit of and vice president who were not elected ^ however, we are limited to only Next T hur^ay we will send your door and take you shop­ not be the growing concern voiced in Expert, supervised by the finest technical staff, by the people, who took 6ver the two buses to New York for the ping, or other business such as almost every political discussion over inovation can’t be applied to an effort 100 sittings for the dinner, and leader^p of the country from their % We will not sell tickets at the Easter Show. The buses will doctor’s visits, etc. phone our nearest local office: higher taxes, higher prices, higher by government to halt inflation by predecessors who were crooked liars and S door. Our bus will make the leave our center at 8:30 a.m. When this program begins, then our bus and mini-bus will town, state and federal budgets. declaring a moratorium on budget in­ corrupt, to say the least. ? complete route starting at 5:15 The trip includes your bus fare, Prize Winner Secondly, we have a Congress which is m P-m . admission and dinner after, the be only interested in picking up When your income doesn’t keep creases which only “allow for in­ 649-9240 impotent and callous and certainly does S , Otber news of interest is that show. seniors and bring them to our All bat and .two legs walked pace with inflation you must trim flation.” not represent the people of their country 2 our hardworking program Trip Open center for our programs. off with the prize in Nassau- or really care, except for a few. Their in­ a;director, Gloria, had to spend We still have some room for Tomorrow for lunch we will Paradise Island’s annual BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORE. your sails. Instead of costly and heavily man- terest iies oniy in their ability to coliect S Easter in (be hospital. She sort the first week in June to have meatloaf and all the trim­ Easter bonnet competition. DIV. OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 powered schemes to “break the mings. Then in the afternoon it We know it is argued that their salaries and pad their office 2 of took siek, and had to go in for Wildwood, N.J., and so we are Though not the most attrac­ will be a short meeting. After The Oldest & Largest in Conn. Manchester’s budget, for example cycle’’ of poverty, urban out­ expenses with relatives, take needless If a few Sheckups. She hoped to opening it up to friends of our tive chapeau, it does protect trips, live ip splendor, work for a few that, some can play cards, migration, rural out-migration, etc., get out today, and we sure hope its wearer from those balmy will, if adopted, be only about 10 per hours a day, and satisfy the whims of the Early Spring at Center Springs Park (Photo by Mai Barlow) so. while the rest will go to the tropical breezes. (NEA cent higher than it is this year which how about government taking the lead financiai giants. What we need now is a races. photo) to “break the cycle of inflation?” big change in a government system that means practically no real gain when works for very few, about one per cent. •'"IMII “you allow for inflation.’’ If the return of 10 per cent of your Would it be treason in a country that the 2 The question is rarely asked, “Why income tax is so wonderful, just think government, which is supposed to be for Dial-A-Ride Offered Uie people by the people and of the people, how wonderful it would be if that 10 should the town, state or even federal were overthrown by the people and the * To Elderly Shoppers budget makers be permitted to “allow per cent was not taken in the first people set up a new regime which truly for inflation” when most of us who place? represented all? If someone or a group could set up a A new “Dial-A-Rlde” shop­ Senior Citizens Gold Card. It Sears must pay the taxes cannot “allow for Our leaders are quick to ask us to system where every person could live in HI NEIGHBOR ping assistance program is 'may be obtained at the Senior inflation” in our budgets? tighten our belts in the face of fiscal dignity, share in the wealth of their great By BURL LYONS being inaugurated Monday for Citizens Center, Myrtle and 111' land, instead of having it reserved for a Manchester’s elderly shoppers. Linden Sts., Monday through ElILDREN'Si Perhaps the real reason we have in­ crisis. certain few, a country that would see to it The Town of Manchester Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 SALE! SAVE *1 flation is that we are. too willing to Perhaps, now at budget time we that if anyone that actively contributes to program is co-sponsored by the p.m. Community Renewal Team The cards may be used only “allow for inflation” and thus dis­ should get the message across in the growth of their beautiful country could share in its wealth, receive medical care There isn’t a single American who reason; If labor market conditions objects to the grooming code he has (CRT) of Greater Hartford. for purchasing goods or ser­ courage any incentive to stop, control Manchester, in Hartford and in when needed instead of it being a financial isn’t in favor of lower federal taxes. deteriorate much further, more peo­ the right to reject it by looking Every Thursday will be shop­ vices for consumption by the and evWually end inflation. Washington, that we no longer will disaster, work live and enjoy a good life The unfortunate situation is that ple will give up hoping,'praying, and elsewhere for employment, or alter­ ping day, with the call-ins to be person to whom issued. for the span of years we have here. This is made on Monday and Tuesday, Coordinated with the “Dial- accept tax increases to “allow for in­ there are only a few in Ckmgress who searching for work and will stay natively he may choose to subordinate We have a government today that not an idle dream. ■^1 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and A-Ride” program will be a ON WESTERN-STYLE are willing to give up their pet govern­ home, 'nien economists and their his preference by accepting the code has mushroomed into tremendous size flation” because inflation can best be We might just celebrate our 200th year ment programs in order to cut spen­ henchmen, government statisticians, along with the job. Wednesday, from 10 a.m. to grocery-delivery system for those elderly physically unable stopped where it starts — in govern­ of existence as a nation by having another will give the impression that the labor noon. because it has been inovative and ding to correspond with reduced to do their own shopping. Call- revolution. Whether peaceful or violent. (I No matter what side a newspaper The number to call is 646- pioneering in development and ment. don’t know) I hope it will be peaceful, but revenues. situation is stabilizing. 5015. in hours are the same as for the every indication is that it will be violent. Government give-away programs takes in any dispute, it is open to People will be transported on shopping-assistance program. Millions unemployed, prices always are skyrocketing. It is estimated that Overheard across the coffee criticism, but the worst it can do is re­ Thursday to a shopping center On Wednesday afternoon a DENIM TOUGHSKINS* rising, the demand of foreign countries domestic assistance outlays will hit counter: Those people who criticize main silent on any issue that affects close to their homes. Predic­ volunteer ill pick up a detailed met at the expense of our citizens, people $190 billion by 1976, up 227 per cent the younger generation should the community. tions by the Department of shopping list from each shut-in Potential Threat losing homes, not being able to meet a since 1968. remember who reared it. In our opinion, Theodore Roosevelt Human Services, which is person who calls. Delivery of great many necessary financial While business and industry have said it very well in these few words; arranging the program, is that the groceries will be Thursday A The Supreme Court of New Jersey an unzoned area was taking the risk of obligations. People old and young, sick the sad chore of furloughing Workers, No matter the weather, we can tell If there is one thing we ought to be about 160 persons a month will afternoon. and well, discouraged and depressed, be served. Efforts are being made to JEANS the federal government keeps adding it is spring at The Herald when all careful about it is in regard to in­ has made a ruling which is a potential financial disaster, since a fine home hungry, cold and in the dark so .that the Discounts have been recruit volunteers from town' to its payroll. Projections show.that the school clubs, scout troops, start terfering with the liberty of the press. threat to residential property values which became surrounded by unsight­ great financial giants can make money. arranged with food and drug volunteer agencies to assist in federal civilian employment in mid- calling about touring the newspaper. I think it is a great deal better to err a in that state. If upheld by the U.S. ly industrial development qr houses of I hear of proposed controls on stores and eating places in the the program. Information may everything but I have yet to hear one of the 1976 will be almost 40,000 above the We welcome them allied , as stated, little bit on the side of having too shopping centers. Discounts are be obtained by calling the The hardest-wearing Supreme Court it may jeopardize a much poorer gradd, was worth far leaders of our country say to the banks, in­ June 1^4 total. previously, it is a credit to the leaders much discussion and having too available in several of the Human Resources Department p residential property values less than a home built in compatible surance companies or to any of the finan­ Our benevolent federal government that the children behave very well, virulent language used by the press, stores upon presentation of the at 649-5281, Ext. 214. cial combines “These profits you show are programs remind us of tUs story; A and yes, also to you parents. About all rather than to err on the side of having A throughout the country. surroundings. revolting, indecent and immoral!” (How fellow was walking down the street we need is one week’s notice in setting them not say what they ought to say, kids’ jeans we sell, The court ruled that the residential There was no intent in the vast much is a dollar invested worth?) one day with two small boys, each up a tour. especially with reference to public FLETCKEll GLASS CO. Screens zoning code of Mount Laurel', a com­ majority of zoning regulations to use Those "terrible” Arabs went up on the wailing loudly. A friend yelled to him, men and measures. . Repalretl... price of oil and lo and behold, the oil com­ With the soaring cost of newsprint, ON SALE! FIRST TIME muter suburb of Philadelphia, zoning laws as a racially restrictive asking what was the matter. “What’s Over 25 Years of Experience panies of our country made billions. a number of newspapers are reducing One measure in Congress which (Amazing). I think these great oil barons wrong with the whole world,” replied restricted the township to residences measure. In spite of the entry of the the man. “I’ve got three pieces of can­ the size of the printed page. The latest should concern many is the bill calling and anyone else who took advantage of all Auto - Plate - Window GlaM - Mirrors - Glass of only the well-to-do, and effectively NAACP and CORE in this case, it was dy and each boy wants two.” is the (Christian Science Monitor. for health insurance for the un­ the citizens of their country by creating Furniture Tops - Picture Framing - Fireplace & barred middle and low income and is purely an economic safeguard shortages when apparently none existed, Beginning yesterday, the pages of the employed. One proposal is gaining r

PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegtor, Conn., Wed.. April 2.1975 Conley Warns of Brush" Fire Danger Coventry School Band Plans Maryland Exchange Concerts VITAMIN Monica Shea James Juliano, from the at 5 p.m. and one at 6 p.m. aims and plans for the coming meeting may be nominated the item a regular agenda item, tend the career day program. Conley indicated that grass to the needless grass fire,” he Morgan has performed at the at 2 p.m. on the church grounds, Correspondent University of Connecticut. ' Besides the ham and beans, year. from the floor. but stipulated that residents of Each student will attend four SOUTH WINDSOR fires can endanger structures said. Crystal Palace in Hyannls, 80 Hayes Rd. ■' Park.ifie 742.9495 The Coventry students will be cole slaw, potato salad; rolls Absentee ballots will be ' Broadway could speak during career presentations of his ' 1 ow Pr\K(-\ especially with strong winds Conley mentioned that all Mass, and at the Mt. Snow Ski Items to be auctioned off in­ Judy Kuehnel _ The Coventry High School and butter and a choice of ’The smoker wiU be held at accepted, but only ihembers in the audience of citizen portion choice. ' present. He stated that, “large firre are thorou^y investigated Lodge during the winters. clude air conditioners, tires, returning home about 8 p.m. on Corretpondent Band, Chorus and Dance Band beverages will be served. the home of Peter Clark, Rt, 31, good standing, dues paid up, of the council meeting. uncontrolled grass fires are as to cause. He urged all His show includes hits of guitars and other things. M- Sunday. 644-1364 will be leaving ’Thursday to par­ ’Tickets will be sold at the at 2:30 p.m. may vote. HetalCi South Windsor Deputy Fire toujgh on both the firefighters residents to be cognizant of the today, of yesterday and a sing- mission Is free. TARS ticipate in the 9th annual door or may be purchased in ad­ Career Day Area Profile and their equipment. danger of grass fires and to be jlong. Morgan will also per­ The TARS, Teenage Anyone Interested in atten­ Protest Name Change Marshal WllUam H. Conley exchange concert conducted by vance from any followship Ic e C re a m reported that historically, the In addition, severe ecraomic alert for the responding form his Rico Flashback act, Republicans, have finalised ding should contact .Clark at The Coventry High School Most centenarians don’t die the music department of* the member at a cost of f2.50 per ’Three residents of Broadway, month of April has the higbest loss could result if the depart­ firefighters and equipment. which goes back to the 1950 s their plans for a trip to the Guidance Department con­ of old age, reports an article in high schoql. adult, $1.50 for children aged 5 742-8569. formerly called Merrow Rd., Co,^ In c . incidence of grass fires. ment is tied up at a grSss fire and is a takeoff of the bobby Capitol in Hartford, April 15. duct a career day program next the current issue of The Na­ The students will play in a to 12, children under 5 will be have asked the Town Council to “Most of these,” the Deputy and a structure fire occurs To Hear Morgan socks and crew cut days. Plans were made by the club ’The chib will elect officers Wednesday at the high school. tional Enquirer. TTiqy die from combined concert with the admitted free. reconsider its ruling on Fire Marshal said, “are the somewhere else in South Wind­ Tickets are |8 per couple and to participate in the Rid Litter for the coming year at its May Representatives from 20 “Manufacturer, of OrfltelUU Banquet Spumoni" infectious diseases, according students of the Robert S. Glaciers Club changing the name of that sor.” ’The South Windsor Young may be purchased by calling Day and a subcommittee has membership meeting. different occupations will caused by youngsters, either to a study of 3M people aged ,2 7 Warren Street, Manchester . Phene 64941388 LWV Completes Study Wives will again host an “Infor­ 'either 8754535 or 528-3140. Montgomery High School of The Glaciers Snowmobile road. ' provide information to students deliberately or through "There is also the possibility been formed to find a theme for 100 and over. ,'The study was Rockville, Maryland. of an accident while responding mal Evening wjth John a float for the Memorial Day Club will meet Saturday at 7 The nominating committee John Hutt', Bruce Stave and about their particular fields. carelessness.” conducted at the Wurzburg The students will take part in Morgan.” Auction Parade. p.m. sharp at the England’s will present the following slate: Hiram Tuttle, all of the section They will discuss educational still Your Best Buy— Of Vernon Schools Morgan, a singer-guitarist, St. Margaret Mary’s CYO Universily Medical Ptriyclinic a four-day exchange that will Five new persons have joined home on Avery Shores in Dick Gawitt, president; Dick of road from the intersection of requirements, job entry in West Germany. include rehearsals, sightseeing will appear April 26 from 8 p.m. will sponsor an auction April 6 the club. ’They are Stephen Key, Coventry. Giggy, internal vice president; North River Rd. and Grant Hill positions, salary expectations, Rockville Phone Books to 12:M a.m. at St. Margaret in Washington, D.C. and the Mike Peace, Donald Carlson, A potluck supper will be held Ted Pierce, Pete Clark and Rd., stated in a letter to the job satisfactions, and descrip­ ICE CREAM concert on Saturday April 5. after the business meeting. council that the council had dis­ study focused on interviews. A the future financial trends for Mary’s Church Hall. Walter Thompson and Bill Robert Duffy for external vice tions of daily tasks. 30 FLAVORS TO CHOOSB FROM, ((n't ttitr* a flavor yoiTva I I lor VERNON The Coventry students will be Officers will be elected. regarded the majority of the questionnaire and interviews of education. This will be Morgan’s third Diehl. president; Jack VanNess, Students will be given the op­ AND eouMnl And?, try ua, wa think youH ba dallghtad. Eight areas of “Know your local board members covered Vernon’s method of financing To Be Delivered appearance in South Windsor. guests in the homes of the Stephen Kay was elected co- The slate the nominating treasurer; Harry Evageliou, residents affected by the portunity to question the Schools,” were the subject of a hkryland students during the committee present will include, duch topics as publicity, was studied by reviewing they will be recycled into such His first appearance for the chairman and Donald Carlson, state director; Kurt Lessenger, change who are opposed to the representatives with the pur­ research project recently com­ VERNON VEAL'S W f(W days and the Maryland Harvey Barrette, president; Having A Party? Serve An superintendent-board relations, budgetary procedures, revenue forms as cardboard, roofing Young Wives was a benefit per­ was elected sergeant at arms. Joe Pachecco, Ron Wincil for name change. pose of gaining realistic un­ pleted by the Vernon League of The new Manchester- citizen input, PTO relationships sources for local, state, and paper and pressboard. formance for the Jimmy Fund. 652 CENTER 8T. (lert to Fint Food) T E L 84®-3488 f e ll i e s will host all of the The group’s next meeting will Charles Brisson, vice presi­ directors. The men had requested that derstanding of the occupations ICE CREAM CAKE Women Voters. The league has Rockville pBbne books will be and student representatives. federal levels, and a summary sobial functions. dent; Sybil Victor, secretary; the council call a public hearing as well as their own degree of delivered starting today and be April 9 at the home of Lisa with your greeting written on top, decorated not set a date for issuing the The administrative staff of taxation procedures. The ^concert will feature five Mary Upton, treasurer; Robert Only two directors are on the matter at its April 17 suitability to the occupation. continuing through April 8. Old Halloran, North School Rd. in rich heavy cream • serve. 1 0 to 1 2 persons. final report. study concerned itself with the Connecticut methods of finan­ perfoilirihg- groups involving Upton and Virginia Clapp as needed and no one has council meeting and to hold a The career day has been The focus of the state-local telephone books can be turned 3rd Anniversary Sale security in the schools, racial cing were reviewed by stuidying 200 CoVentty and 100 Maryland Lake Clean-Up directors. volunteered to serve as binding referendum of affected planned by Mrs. Planny in relations study was on the laws in as part of the ecology effort Nominations will be accepted and minority makeup of the ad­ the grant system, dollar com­ APRIL 3 - 4 - 5 • THUR8., FRI., SAT. sfbdents. The Paddle, Prop and Sail secretary. residents. cooperation with the guidance Nut-Roll • Spumoni - Tortoni • Jimmie- relating to the operation, fun­ starting April 7. ■ In May the second part of the from the Root'. The' men further asked that ministrators and the respon­ parison per pupil expenditure, S to p s S h o p S Club will hold a clean-up the department and members of — ding and administration of Vernon, Ellington, and Roll and Cake-A La Mode. sibilities of the business and comparison to offier states ^change will take place in lake day Saturday. Nominations from the floor the council take no steps to im­ the high school student body. Tolland residents who wish to Jaycee Smoker confusing? than stop at our plant or at your favorite public schools and also the role manager. in terms of revenue sources. ^ventry when the Maryland President Ray Chicine asks will be accepted at the meeting plement the name change until Students have been polled to of the state agencies concerned turn in olff'books.can do so by The Jaycees will hold a store and try your fancy. We warn you, It la rich In The committee interviewing 4 A n / - HafdWaiv, Paint, Electrical A students iwlll return the visit that all club members in­ as long as the nomination is the referendum is held. determine what careers they And future financial trends putting them in a rftetaljita Nabisco Sunshine smoker Saturday to acquaint heavy cream, and loaded with calorlts, but oh so wiUi education and the use of teachers focused on statistics, ahd perforr|\4y ^ the Coventry terested to please meet outside seconded and the nominee is The council has voted not to are interested in, and in­ included study of the 1975 provided at the telephone oP'‘ IU 7 0 Plumbing, Toya, Greeting persons interested in joining goodi federal funds to strengthen requirements and policy of the EigNeswtoa.lr.i&Pk- Chocolate Nuggets students. of the Lakeside Restaurant at 9 willing to serve. Only those warn for a public hearing on the dividuals representing these report of the Commission to fice, 1 Court St., Rockville, un- OFF Cards. , the Jaycees with the club’s these agencies. profession. /’The main attraction of both a.m. members present at the name change and not to make fields have been invited to at­ Some of the topics researched The school plant and facilities Study School Finance and tU April 15. 16 oz 14 oz ygjf concerts .will be a combined Equal Educational Opportuni­ Bulk deliveries may be made pkg pkg Houseware, Yam ft Sw ing included; Qualifications of committee worked in various Goventry^Maryland 210-piece Bean Supper at the company’s garage on O | | 0 / | | Notions, Paper Goods, Fiord teachers; selection of text­ areas of the school buildings, ty- 99^ ebneert band. ’The band will be The Senior Pilgrim books; the relationship between New State Rd., Manchester. standards, enrollment, use of The school and community /U Supplies, Sabre ft Monarch conducted by John Magee, Fellowship of the Second Richard F. Rose, local OFF £ s state and local boards of educa­ facilities, library, physical committee scrutinized local Knives. (hrector from Maryland, and Congregational Church will tion; the accreditation process manager, is chairman of the Squibb education, lunch programs, school bond issues, attendance Modess Carl Salina, director from sponsor a ham and bean supper drive for collection of the old for junior and senior high health services, bus transporta­ at Board of Education Sanitary Napkins Mineral Oil AML Gift Items and Colonial Coventry,, and student teacher April 12, with two settings, one schools; and iifcentive for books. Rose said if residents do tion, and safety provisions. The meetings, ways in which U Candles. regionalizing school districts. not care enough about the en­ 24 ct. 16 oz 4 70 committee worked through schools inform the public, use $ j ^ 4 9 btl. OFF The league said the school vironment to turn in the old pkg questions posed in interviews of school facilities for district study brought out the books on their own there is no with personnel in the mentioned recreational and social func­ advantages and disadvantages way the phone company can areas. tions as well as educational, between the local school dis­ recover them. CutcherShrimp Medium Cleaned 4 'A m can $129 .peCiA^”* KEYS The group studying school juvenile delinquency, and trict and regional districts, the Rose said the company can­ Gravymaster for Making Gravy 2 oz ML 39c 5» DOMESTIC ONLY finances, directed itself to volunteer groups from the com­ Ducan Hines Wild Blueberry Muffin Mix 13 oz pkg 77c ^ c K craU i characteristics and autonomy not pick up the old directories three a re a s; How Vernon munity donating their time and Duncan Hines Cake Mix IBYi oz pkg 77c Area Profile of the district, and whether as the new ones are delivered. $137 , 1st k e y . ..50< finances its education; how the skills through individual Jif Creamy Peanut Butter there was any need for change. Once deposited in the bins, the Purina Meow Mix » ^ ® $159 state finances education; and schools. 16c ..03« The local board of education old books will be collected and Sun Glory Liver or Chicken Flavored Dog Food 15 A M can 2nd Key 8AM0KBY sent to a paper factory where Jello 3o zp kg ,24c Set Sears Andover Permits Bicycles for School For Pat Futtner Students in Grades 4, 5 and 6 be sent to the school office, Students should wear white or may ride their bicycles to All bicycles must be locked brightly colored jackets in SOUTH WINDSOR Cocktails are scheduled for 6:30 p.m. and a buffet will be school if they have parental while at school, order to be seen better while Jufly Kuehnel permission. A note from Bicycles should have reflec- serv^ at 7:30. Dancing is from riding. . Correspondent parents giving permission must tive pedals or m arkings., 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. to the music of 644-1364 A1 Jarvis’ Orchestra. 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MANCHESTER EVENING KERAI^, Manchester. Coiin.. Wed., April 2j^l975- PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchesto. Croposal for an emergency the town’s Republicans have C. (N elaborate costume; Donna sale may be left from now until for Belton to continue its were unanimously passed by^ O The ceremony will begin at 6 Donna Holland progress as we enter the second rescue service truck, constant­ supported an effort to explore about 28 residents at a Town' 3 ” Mageau, prettiest; Todd April 15 with the following and design a town charter., p.m. bn the green at Bolton The Democratic Town Com­ half of the decade. ly improving|ire protection and Meeting Monday. ; Center. In case of rain the Redden, most verile and Brian Democratic candidates for creation of a'police study com­ Republicans look, forward to (51« mittee is sponsoring a book, The Republicans said, “We There weren’t any questions * ceremony will be held inside Rufini, most original. town offices: Leon Rivers, 90 mittee. That leadership will implementation of a charter, bake and tag sale April 19 on the present our 1975 platform with or discussion on any of the four I z - “ Mrs. Dorothy Taft, school School Rd.; Larry Shaw, 49 specifically tailored to meet the I : VI the Town Hall. green at Bolton Center from 10 pride in our accomplishments continue. items on the call. l The Board of Selectmen has librarian who will be retiring in Birch Mt. IW.,; Tom Sheridan, “Bolton has come a long way community’s present and a.m. until 3 p.m. to date and confidence that we Catherine Peterson was* been invited to attend. All June, was presented a laurel 109 Hebron Rd. and Jean since the time of the one-room future needs, during the next H I . Mahon, 21 Mt. Sumner Dr. can continue to lead the way — elected nloderator of the • townspeople are cordially In­ wreath. Joann Neath, book chairman, with continuity, strength and schoolhouse. The town must two years. meeting'. Club members are now vited to attend. is seeking uscid books for the continue its efforts to upgrade “^Iton has benefitted from Residents approved $12,995' preparing for their spring trip Items may also be left off at leadership.” Ilvi Joe-Cannon, chairman of sale. Under conti;iuity the educational programs and its agreement to dispose of gar­ for the town to meet the stan-« to New York. They will soon be the home of Judy Miner, 95 the local Bicentennial Com­ Republicans cite recreation, ' facilities to attain a high degree bage in the Andover Disposal dards of the Occupational Safe- > advertising for jobs (raking, South Rd. mittee, said the committee Mrs. Neath said, “We want public safety and health and of excellence. Republicans, as Area, but it appears those ty and Health Act (OSHA). H washing windows) to raise recently learned Bolton has anything from novels to nursery education. always, will lead the effort.” benefits are near an end. Appropriations totaling ^,700 ^ been chosen to be listed in the money. If anyone has books for the Under strength the Republicans pledge strong rhymes — paperbacks, hard sale, but is unable to deliver “The nucleus of Bolton’s for a tractor for Herrick« Bicentennial administration’s covers, old encyclopedias or recreational facilities is at Republicans cite finance, plan­ leadership in resolving the Memorial Park and kitchen” publication, "Official Master them they are asked to call ning and home rule. ongoing problem. dictionaries, magazines and either Mrs. Neath, 643-9413 or Herrick Memorial Park, but cabinets and a security door to ‘ Reference for Bicentennial Ac­ “In difficult clconomic timeg Republicans applaud the ef­ tennis courts on Brandy St. and emergency use. 1 are beginning to plan their of people who attended a recent elephants” will be accepted for ment is a top priority for provide public transit service. pickup. a larger playground at the 0 ^ - Bicentennial ^ogram s. meeting at the Town Hall. the sale. elementary school. Republicans. “ VI t: The committee was informed Ahearn said he was asked for uS Cli of its being listed in the publica­ more information on the act for 0 tion by the United 'States the Preservation of Connecticut Conference of Mayors, Farmland presently being con­ 2 Washington, D.C. sidered by the legislature. Ahearn said when those pre­ sent began discussing education S a I o • • Save *200 Latin Week * legislation "all felt that Sears tightening up in discipline in The Bolton High School Latin schools is needed.” Ahearn is Club ended a week of activities chairman of the education’s celebrating Latin week with a subcommittee on discipline. Roman banquet. The occasion The assembled constituents All-Season was appropriate as it was the also discussed the bottle bill a ° “ anniversary 6f the assassina­ and the proposed spaying and tion of Julius Caesar. neutering clinic with their Kathy McCooe, club presi­ representative. dent, opened the festivity by Grant Davis, chairman of the welcoming the 50 toga-clad Overhead- Legislative Assistance and. In- guests to the banquet held at St. formation Committee, Maurice Church parish center. moderated the meeting. Kurt Cowles, Latin IV stu­ Davis said the informal dent, spoke briefly on the Ides meetings are held periodically and their significance in by Ahearn in each of the towns C -* history. in his district in order to learn I Cj L. A sumptuous meal consisting what’s on their minds and to tell U 0.0 of three courses was served, them what’s happening at the the first course by slaves to legislature. ^ ff) — guests who reclined at tables, *1299 The 55th District is com­ the other courses buffet style. prised of the towns of Andover, Festivities included a play, a Bolton, Columbia, Hebron, All Attachments Extra musical comedy presented by a A Marlborough and a part of Ver­ cast consisting of Latin club non. Regular $1499.95. Auto-type en­ / gine helps provide efficient com­ Bolton Students bustion, cool operation, plenty of P power. 6 speeds forward, 2 re­ Change with MHS verse. Electric key-start ignition. Pneumatic tires. t E Donna Holland Bolton High School has about 295 students and Manchester Twelve Bolton High School High School has approximately students were recently involved 2,600. Both parties involved felt in a two-day exchange program the exchange was a worthwhile with the students attending and beneficial experience. Manchester High School. Bolton students who par­ The first day the Bolton ticipated were Laurie Roser, students attended the MHS. Linda Sambogna, Daniel They followed a regular Buckson, Kim Fox, Lisa Franz, ^ ..... • Sale schedule of classes and each Audrey Leiner, Linda had a student host. Bastarache, Robert Edwards, The second day the MHS Laura Stoppleworth, April students followed the same Bergstrom, Cindy Bither and Ends Saturday procedure at BHS. Patty Maneggia. The exchange was organized and sponsored by the student Coffee Hour governments of both schools. There will be a coffee hour The differences between a Thursday at 8 p.m. at the home large high school (MHS) and of Mr. and Mrs. Norman that of a small one (BHS) were Lamaire on School, Rd. brought out by the exchange. The public is invited to attend SAVE *100 SAVE *100 Most students felt each school to meet and talk with had advantages due to their Republican candidates in the respective sizes. upcoming May town election.

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. vg-.. . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 2,1975 - PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,. W ed- AprU 2,1875 Art Group Selects Winners FitaPatrick Named Chairman Annual Awards Night ABOUT TOWN in oiirfourth. Robin Wagner, ON SECOND THOUGHT The Manchester Art Associa­ ABOUT TOWN tion presented ribbons in the “ Shoes,” pen and ink. By JAN WARREN For KofC State Convention Planned By Legion special judging student section at its monthly meeting,pt First . Lydia Circle of South United a.m. at the church, 43 Spruce CONTRIBUTIONS John J. FitzPatrick of table will include Alexander chairman of the KofC 1974 State Federal Savings Bank. John Methodist Church will meet St. ATLANTA (UPD - Contribu­ Manch^ter has been named Clupman, deputy grand master Convention. Manchester Council on World Pathfinders Club, 102 Norman The Dilworth-Comell-Quey Just Eliis serv ^ as judge. Vve Got Holes In My Head CDeovt'ASfei tonight at 7:30 at the home of tions to the general mission general chairman of the 1975 of Masons of Connecticut; He is currently a district Hunger' will meet tonight at St.; and Friday at 10 a.m. at the Post, American Legion, will M rs. R ob ert D a r r ,. 70 S. First Church of Christ, Scien­ Winners are: First, Kit Starr, budget of the Presbyterian Samuel Kellin, state president deputy of the Connecticut State conduct its annual Awards Knights of Columbus State 7:30 in the Robbins Room of South United Methodist Church Hawthorne St. Mrs. Robert tist, will have a testimony landscape in oil; second, Frank Council EofC and president o f ' N i^ t Program, Saturday, May Q iu i^ in the U. S. increased 3.74 Convention which will be con­ of B’Nai B’rith; Enoch A. Center Congregational Church. campus. Ala teen for the 12- to Ramsey will lead a discussion meeting tonight at 8 at the Robert Jr., landscape in oil; make up my mind to have my That night when my husband Parker, grand master of Prince the Campbell Council Building 3 at the Legion Home, 20 Legion per cent in 1974 to a total of $8,- I’ve been thinking of having ducted May 8-10 at the Hertford 20-year-old children of problem of the nature Psalms. church, which is open to the third, Sara Robinson, landscape came home, I was waiting for Dr. 058,586. my ears pierced for years, but ears pierced. The piercing itseU HUton. Hall affiliate Masons of Corporation. Al-Anon family groups will drinkers will meet Thursday at public. took approximately 10 seconds. . him in the kitchen. Connecticut; Charles Ducey, He was recentiy honored at Francis Leary of Manchester it took my friend Joan to actual­ ’The convention will open With meet tonight at 8 at the Second 8 pjn. at the Pathfinders Club. The Presbyterian Oiurch will The doctor looked me the 1974 State Convention in has been ntmied chairman of ly convince me to do it. “ Notice anything different?” Mass celebrated by Archbishop deputy supreme knight of the Congregations Church parish The family groups are to have a prayet meeting and Bi­ Reynolds Circle of South straight in the face, squinting John F. Whealon. Business KofC; J(dm H. Coleman, state Hartford by being named . friends and relatives living with the event. “ We’ll have it done 1 asked with a toss of my head. •house, 885 N. Main St.; ble study tonight at 7:30 and a U niM Methodist Church will his eyes a little. Then with a red “ Knight of the Year” for the A Navy veteran, he served HOME FASIIM CUTER sessions will be held all day deputy of the Connecticut State Thursday at 8 p.m. at the severe problem drinkers. How To Ruin have a Bible study from the together,” she said. “Just Bible study ’Ihursday at 9:30 VISIT OUR SHOWROOM AT 24S BROAD ST., MANCHBSTSR pen he made a mark on each My husband sniffed deeply. Friday and Saturday. Council KofC; Gov. Ella State of Connecticut. during World War 11 with mudi think, you’ll never lose your Resurrection to Pentecost at its N«xl to Ptairt Storv • Ampto RMUng • Pheiw 141 SOSt ear lobe. “ Hmmm, pot roast, my An open house party and a Grasso; Mayor George A. of his time being spent aboard earrings again. And, the gypsy meeting tonight at .7:30 in “ Be sure you get them favorite.” Las Vegas night'will be held Athanson of Hartford; and the aircraft carrier, the USS ( ^ m s t r o n g look is in. Why, I read A Marriage Susannah Wesley House of the even!” I said. Friday evening for. all members Congressman William Cotter. Bunker. somewhere that 9 out of 10 men “ No! Something about m e!” YWCA Offers church. Members are reminded He smiled absently and and their guests. FitzPatrick, active in com­ In June of 1968, Leary was SOLARIAN A CARPET prefer women with pierced “ You’ve had your hair cut?” MANCHESTER to bring Bibles. picked up an instrument that ’The state banquet and ball munity affairs, has served as elected post commander and on Course In* ears.” > “ Look! ” I said pointing to the PARKADE April 5,1974 he was awarded a ENDS looked like a paperpunch.” will be held Saturday evening in grand knight of Campbell Coun­ By Abigail Van Buren T h e Rev. Norman E. ‘^‘But it’s going to hurt!” " I ’m closing my eyes, but little gold rings in my ears. life membership by his^post, APRIL 12 the Capitol Ballroom and will cil, chaim an of Manchester C 1B7SbyCliteB9oTrlbufw*N.Y.NMrBSynd.tliie. Home Nursing Swensen, pastor of Trinity “ Only a tinge,” she said, dis­ •please, say ‘now’ when you’re “ Just like Raquel Welsh, I’ve bring to a close the, 82nd State Brotherhood in Action in 1970, which is the highest awainl a SALE The Nutmeg Program Ctenter Covenant Church, will conduct missing my worry with a shrug. going to punch,” I said. brought out the gypsy in me.” Convention. president of the Democratic Legionnaire can receive on the’ M-W 10-6, Thurs. A Fri. 10-8, S a t 10-8, Sun.. 1-5 I ‘ of the Hartford Region YWCA a Bible study tonight at 7:30 at “ Harold is so pleased with the “Now!” said the doctor. My husband shook his head. Honored guests at the head Club of Manchester 1971-73, and post level. the church. ‘BEAR ABBY: Paul (not his real name) and I have been will sponsor a Red C!ross Home idea he’s promised to buy me Before I could so much as “ You’re crazy,” he said. In 1973 he also received the' married for 22 years, and I must say he has been an ideal Nursing Course on Tuesdays diamond chips.” squeal, he said “ now” a second “ You’ll probably get an infec­ Department Adjutant Award Francis Leary husband and father. He is loving, sober, generous, and beginning in April. The course “ Diamond chip earrings?” I time. tion. What did you do a silly Trophy for being the “ Outstan­ tonsiderate. will consist of six twnhour asked, pondering my friend’s That was it. I’d had my ears thing like that for?” ding Adjutant in the Depart­ Other committee members Ends Saturday! Every machine reduced! / About a year ago, Paul started going out every sessions, scheduled for con­ remarks. “ Okay. If you’ll do it. pierced. I walked back to the ment of Connecticut.” for this event are: John Mayne, When it was time for supper, ^Wednesday night—“with the boys” —or so he says. He secutive Tuesday mornings. It I’ll do it.” waiting room with a self- Leary is employed by the Aet­ post commander; Robert I carefully picked out the never mentions any of the “ boys” by name, and I Imow of Joan made the appointment conscious smile. will begin when sufficient in­ toughest, stringiest, piece of ho one in our .dn^ of Mends who goes with him. na Insurance Co. as a rate Donahue, junior past com­ immediately and on the day we As soon as we got out of the terest is expressed. pot roast for my husband. ' My problein is that Paul refuses to say where he manual unit coordinator. He mander; Jack Ledard, junior were due at the doctor’s she car, we .pulled down the rear Participants will learn skills Later I called my friend Joan. goes—and with whom. resides on Bolton St. with his vice commander; and Henry drove over to pick me up. “ Just view mirrow and looked at DUPLICATE BRIDGE which will be useful in dealing “ Too bad,” she said, “ you must jWe can never make any plans for Wednesday night, wife, Sylvia, and son, William. Wierzbicki Sr., past com­ to be sure you don’t back out at ourselves. with care of the sick and in­ be married to that one man in berause that is Paul’s night out. Another son, Peter, lives in mander. the last minute,” she said. “ We are sensational!” said jured. 10 who doesn’t like gypsies.” Abby, this not knowing where he does is slowly driving Rhode Island, and a dau^ter, Now, it took me 10 years to Results in the March 27 Glenn and Arlene Long, second; A social hour will be held Those interested in my friend. me to distraction. My demands that m tell me, or to cease Bernadette .is a student at from 6 to 7 followed by dinner registering for this series Nutmeg YWCA game at Swiss Marion McCarthy and Peg going, have gotten me nowhere. Southern Connecticut State should call the YWCA office at team club championship game O’Connor, third. I am seriously considering hiring a private detective to College. The Leary’s are com­ which will be served promptly 647-1437. Area residents are at the Community Y are: East-West: Roger Dionne and follow him, but wonder what ham it could do to our municants of St. Bridget at 7. Dancing will be from 9 also reminded that adult in­ Phyllis Pierson, Penny Watt, Lily Crowley, first; Joyce Rossi marriage if Paul is iimocent of any wrong-doing, and learns Church. p.m. to 1 a.m. struction in tennis will begin Penny Skenderian and Joan and Charlene Wagenknecht, se­ tl^t I’ve had him followed. the week of April 14. There will Gagne, first; Peg Dunfield, cond; Andy Michaud ard What is your advice? Judy F^ka, Carol Dell’Angela, William Calhoun, third. DOUBTING DODO be classes for beginner thru ad­ ENGAGED and Sandy Craft, second; Luci vanced interme^ate, meeting Wadsworth, Bev Saunders, twice a week on Mondays and ACS Fashion Show W e^esdays, with child care Grace Barrett and Mary DEAR DOUBTING: Grow up. You don’t have to know available for participants. Tierney, third. The U.S. Atomic Energy where your husband is every minute of his life. Isn’t an Registration for these, which Commission provides grant adult man (or woman) entitled to some real personal Set For April 15 support for research at the freedom without bting held accountable for his time 24 will be held on the Robertson Results in the March 25 University of Missouri-RoUa, school courts, will be in person hours a day? And wouldn’t the hiring of a private detective Adelaide Morgan will act as Nutmeg YWCA novice game at and the National Society of be the ultimate assault on that freedom, and an insult as The second statewide Reach only at the YWCA office begin­ commentator for the fashion the Community Y are; North- Professional Engineers pro­ to Recovery Fashion Show and ning Monday. weU? show which will feature Reach South: Maryann Grubb and vides a scholarship on that If you want to min your ideal marriage, just continue to Luncheon will present “ A New to Recovery models Mrs. Bar­ FUTURA**105 II MACHINE Charlotte White, first; Connie campus. “ demand” that your otherwise perfect husbm d give you an Look in the Spring,” on bara Geen, Mrs. Florence WITH CABINET hourly accounting of his time. Or have him followed. Tuesday, April 15 at 11:30 a.m. at Centinel Hill Hall in Hart­ Greno, Mrs. Evelyn Hannan, • Exclusive 2-way sewing surface- converts from flat to in-the-round ford. » Mrs. Dorothy Lennox and Mrs. . The event is being coor­ Patricia Mulford. sewing, instantly • Singer exclu­ dinated by Connecticut Divi­ sives: one-step built-in buttonholer, DEAR ABBY: Some 105 former breast COLLEGE push-button drop-in bobbin, more The saying, “ live and let live” sion, American Cancer Society, Reach to Recovery volunteers. cancer patients are currently ?! NOTES Is a tolerant point of view. Reach to Recovery volunteers But Abby, Live and HELP live across the state, offering prac­ Is exactly what you do. Reach to Recovery has only tical help and psychological one goal — the total rehabilita­ Richard F. Haskell, son of reassurance to women during Your wisdom, wit and humor tion of women who have un­ Mr. and Mrs. John R. Haskell of the often difficult period Is a blessed inspiration dergone surgery for breast 18 Jordt St. has been named to following breast surgery. For 19 years of pleasure, cancer,” said Mrs. Herbert L. the dean’s list for the spring 920/223 M, .pp»d.tl.nl ^g„,Du;R|AOE»ll Snyder, chairman of the service semester at Franklin Pierce Tickets for the hospitality College, Rindge, N.H. ♦<: A GOLDEN CREST HOME: L.A., CALIF. committee of the Manchester Unit of ACS. hour, luncheon and ; fashion * 3 1 « ZIG-ZAG WITH BUILT-IN BLIND-HEM STITCH R*g. $119.95 “’Ibis fashion show is only show are 86 each, and are Russell R. Skoglund of Nassiff Photo Lee Photo Model 252/242 and with exclusive front drop-in bobbin. Carrying case or cabinet extra one exam ple. of the rich and available by sending a check Rockville has been named to normal lives now led by and self-addressed envelope to the honor roll at Tennesee The engagement of Miss Lori The engagement of Miss DEAR A B BY: M y faither is 59, and a retired coal miner ’The engagement of Miss Un- mastectomees,” she said. Mrs. Harry Fellman, 111 Park Polytechnic Institute, ‘ll’ade-in And Savie Even More! Anne Harriman of Vernon to Billie Ann Burke of Bloomfield “7 on disability. da Marie Tompkins of The program includes a St., Apt. 4R, New Haven, 06511. Cookeville, Tenn. SINGER Bradford E. Sylvester of South to Kenneth L. Palmer of An­ He bought U.S. Savings Bonds years ago through the • A Trademark ol THE SINGER COMPANY Sewing Centers and participating Approved Dealers. Rockville to Bryan A. Woods of hospitality hour preceding Windsor has,been announced by dover, has been announced by payroll office, and kept them at home. Our house burned Stafford Springs has been an­ lunch and a welcoming her parents, Mr. and Mrs. her parents, Mr. an Mrs. nounced by her parents, Mr. • down 25 years ago, and all the bonds were destroyed. Dad P message from Mrs. Helen Loth, Ernest J. Harriman of 89 William J. Burke of Bloomfield, never had copies of the bond numbers. and Mrs. H. D. Tompkins of statewide Reach to Recovery Wilshire Rd., Vernon. formerly of New London. Is there any way he can trace these numbers? Everyone RFD 4, Clarke Rd., Rockville. coordinator. Dr. William M. Mr. Sylvester is the son of Mr. Palmer is the son of Mr. we talked to says we should forget it. MRS. P. Markel, ACS national vice Mrs. Dorothy P. Sylvester of and Mrs. Earl Palmer of An­ Mr. Woods is the son of Mr. president for service and Pleasant Valley Rd., South dover. and Mrs. Wilfred C. Woods of rehabilitation, will be guest Windsor, and the late Ralph C. The bride-elect was Stafford Springs. speak^. Honorary chairperson FORBES & WALLACE GETS Sylvester. graduated from Eastern DEAR MRS. P.: Don’t forget it. Your father should for the event is Mrs. Marvella The bride-elect is a graduate Connecticut State College in The bride-elect is a 1969 contact his local bank, or the nearest Federal Reserve Bank, Bayh, wife of Sen. Birch Bayh of Rockville High School. She is 1973 with an early childhood graduate of Rockville High and request F o m PD 1048. of Indiana. employed as a dental assistant degree and concentration in School and a 1973 graduate of He should then contact his fomer employer to help in BACK TO BRASS ROOTS. by Dr. Harold A. Radish of music. She is employed as a Central Connecticut State filling out this fom , os sometimes the payroll offices keep < Rockville. teacher. College. She is employed by the records of ffie serial numbers and dates. Your father should Her fiance was graduated Her fiance was graduated Vernon Board of Education. fill out the fom in duplicate, keep one copy for himself and from Manchester High School from Eastern Connecticut State send the other to the Bureau of Public Debt (the address is Her fiance was graduated and is presently attending College in 1973 with a B.A. on tiie fo m ). from Stafford High .School in Manchester Community degree. He is presently atten­ It may take a while, but eventually your father will get BOARD MEMBER College. He is employed by the 1967 and from Hartford State ding Computer Processing his bonds. WASHINGTON (UPD - Manchester-East Hartford Taxi Technical College in 1970. He is Institute.: He is employed as a Robert Strauss, chairman of the Co. employed by the NCR Corp. in computer programmer. Democratic National Commit­ The couple is planning a June The couple plans an autumn Hartford. tee, has teen darned a member 13 wedding. wedding. The couple plans a July wed­ Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. of the board of governors of ding. Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. Hebrew Union C^lege-Jewish Hate to write letters? Send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Institute cd Religion, the institu­ feed5S.OOOKtll Lasky Dr., Beverly HiUs, Calif. 90212, for A bby’s booklet tion of higher learning for the Tennis Classes Filled; “ How to Write Letters for All Occasions.” Please enclose a Reform Jewish movement in the long, self-addressed, stamped (20t) envelope. United States. Super Mini Course Offered V Turf wilder.

The Manchester Recreation tive, color, and emphasis 6n Your Diamond Department is now sponsoring decorative painting will be n g p HEIRLOOMS OF TOMORROW ARE AT 10 tennis classes for beginners taught. plus our miracle mounting' and intermediates and all of them are filled. Participants will learn to equals something A special one day a week mini paint floral pictures on wood as countryT tennis course for intermediates well as creating craft pictures spectacular! m BROAD ST. MANCHESTER will begin the last week In with natural materials such as April. It will be held on dried flowers and weeds. This. .$175 MerchahU In Early Amarican Furnilura lyednesdays from 1 b 2 p.m. Raproductiona type of painting is particularly pis Clock! • Lamp* • Firoplaco Furniihingt and and continue for five weeks. useful for craftswomen who Nauticil Paraphornalla. ' There are six openings in this prefer to hand paint designs on ______H class.. ceramics, furniture, metal, or OPEN TUE8., WED.. EAT. 10 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. • THURS., FW. 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. Anyone wishing to join it wood. SUNpAY 12 NOON - 5 P.M. must come in person with the $4 fee for the mini course and 83 SALE DAYS: THURSa, FBL, SAT., SUN. for recreation membership. 2 This class will register on a first-come, first-served basis HARRIS A MALLOW only. CORNWALL • HADLEY SAVE ON scons EARLY BIRD SALE Due to the large turnout for Great Jacket'I Sale EARLY AMERICAN the recreation classes, par­ FEED, FERTILIZE AND ticipants are reminded that the IN THE policy of in-person registration SERVICE For Infants, Tots, Boys & Girls PROTECT YOUR LAWN and payment of fees at the time Relax and let the grass grew under of registration will be enforced. + SAVE $8 WITH TRADE-IN CLOCKS iSAVE 20.00 ON POWERFUL ycur feet with Scetts lawn prcducts. Pre-registraflon as a courtesy Pete Gallichant, son of Mr. REG. SALE ON sco n s SPR^DER to current recreation members MURRAY WAMONG MOWER TURF BUILDER: and Mrs. A1 Gallichant of 10 will not be possible in order to BATTERY OPERATED OR 10.000 sq. ft. 16.95 13.95 Turnbull Rd., recently enlisted insure all town residents a K EY W IND. 15.000 sq. ft. 23.95 19.05 REQ. 29.95 21.9S into the U.S. Army for three REQ. 89.99 69.99 chance to join one of the 25 LIGHT OR DARK The great lawn cever-up made easy years to be stationed at Ft. Dix, *11 diamond*, Eaay Payment*. . & Qive your lawn a manicure with 3- SUPER TURF BUILDER: different classes available at lA-karat gold 1 9 9 2.99 ALL WOOD CASES with rugged, lightweight spreader. N.J. ' . ' * H.P./horIzontal pull, 20" cut mewer. 5.000 sq. ft. ’ < 9.95 8.95 the women’s programs, 110 Gallichant will take basic 16.95 16.95 Seed, fertilizer distributed accurately. Cedar St. With manual height adjuster. A $5 10.000 sq. ft. training at Ft. Jackson, S.C., Sale price with trade-in. * Those interested in drawing Orig. 6.00 to 8.00 charge fer assembly. AIsc available, a 15.000 sq. ft. 26.95 23.05 followed by military police and 25% to 40% OFF RU. UST and painting class being taught HALTS PLUS: correctional specialist training Fantastic special purchase from America’s largest maker of children’s playtogs. grass catcher kit...... 12.99 by Ann Madsen for six weeks at before going to his permanent You never saw so many jackets... such great values. Machine wash permanent 5.000 sq. ft. 20.95 18.45 a cost of 84 for the session, VALET CHAIR duty assignment. Our/Bth Anniwersaty press polyester & cotton denims, twills, corduroys, solids, checks & plaids. Sizes FIREPLACE HAND FORGED should come in to register and A 1973 graduate Of East ' As Leading Jewetefs&Slversmiths 12 to 24 months, 2 to 4 & 4 to 7 for boys & girls. We also have slacks sale priced to ANDIRONS & TOOL SETS pay their class fee by Thursday. Catholic High School, he match many of the jackets, but quantity Is limited... so hurryl , 50%„ The class will begin Thursday attended Manchester Com­ 958 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER at 10 a.m. Reg. $49.95 $25.00 FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY 10-9, SATURDAY 10-6. munity College. Hartford • West Farms Mall Open Wed., Thun, a Frt. Nljes ill 9 20%OFF REG. PRICE Shading, proportion, perspec­ USE YOUR FORBES’ CHARGE, MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD. •: i. MANCHESTER EVIENING HERALD. Mancheoter, Conn., Wed., April 2, 1975— PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FX)URtEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Btonchester. Cwui.. Wed.. April 2,1975 Slight Jump Listed Sutton Fights Litter to Stay Fit In Jobless Claims ATLANTA (UPI) - Each day time ever since he took the job environmental nut. What 1 am streets near theilr home. the Korean War. He was a someone to tell me, ‘Stay in the transportation is it ^ves us the Claims for unemployment Increases ranged from 52 in of the week for two hours, a as chief probation officer for is a man who found a way to "I have had this back trouble’ member of the Korean Military house and watch TV’,” he said. opportunity to walk to and from compensation filed in Manchester-Vemon to 1,274 in retired Army colonel may be the City Court of Atlanta in keep his body fit and do agood and I know that the real Advisory Group from June 1950, "I just have to remain active. It bus stops. It’s better than step­ Manchester and Vernon rose 1.5 New Haven. found walking along the busy 1950. deed at the same time.” problem was that I didn’t use to August 1951, where he was helps me feel better and sleep ping from the kitchen to the A trim and healthy-looking awarded the Purple Heart, per cent to a weekly average of Manchester-Vernon claim Atlanta expressway system He says it’s an excellent way my back enough,” he said. better, and it makes for a carport and from the carport to Combat Infantry Badge and six 3,510 for the two weeks ended totals since the start of the with a cleanup stick, a trash to stay in shape, bending over six-footer, Sutton rises at 4:30 ‘"There’s no question about the longer life. the kitchen. March 22, the state Labor year: barrel and a plan for cleaning picking up beer cans and dis­ each morning so he can get an exercise helping iqy back. It campaign stars. "In the Far East where peo­ up the environment while carded Wads of paper which early start on his one-man also helps your circulation.” In 1956, Sutton achieVed the ple don’t have cars and the “Some people even say we Department has reported. Period Ending Claims staying in shape. people throw from car win­ cleanup detail before he reports A 1939 graduate of West highest score ever made on the women carry loads on their ought to purposely get off the Jan. 11 ; ...... 3,287 Of the total number of Clyde T. Sutton, 59, has been dows. for work and opens up the court Point, Sutton commanded in­ U.S. Army’s Physical Fitness heads, back trouble is prac­ bus at a stop not the closest to Jan. 2 5 ...... 3,164 claims, 1,111 were filed in Ver­ getting out and cleaning up ‘T’la not a physical fitness at 8. On weekends, he and his fantry in the Pacific in World Test. tically unknown. The reason our home so we would have to non. Feb. 8 ...... 3,876 other people’s litter oh his free nut,” said Suttim. “Nor am I an wife, Virginia, clean up the War n and served 15 months in "It would be punishment for why more of us should use mass walk more.’’ There were 466 claims for Feb. 22 ...... ;.. 3,602 extended benefits in March 8 ...... 3,458 Manchester-Vemon, and there March 2 2 ...... 3,510 were no claims attributed to Use Your Mailer Charge seasonal closings. Traffic Seminar O ver Throughout Connecticut, The state Department of 100 Stores jobless claims increased slight­ Transportation’s Office of ly to 127,442, up frqm 125,872 in Highway Safety is sponsoring a Across the Broad Strest the previous two-week repor­ two-week traffic engineering Nation ting period. seminar, to run April 7 to 18. Manchestsr Ten of the Labor Classes, to be conducted by the Department’s 19 offices Traffic Institute of THE THANK YOU STORE reported decreased filings, in­ Northwestern University, will P arkads cluding Danielson for the se­ meet at the DOT’S West Hart­ cond consecutive reporting ford training center. period. The largest decreases Costs of the seminar are Inflation-Fighting Vaiues for Famiiy and Home! See How Much Your Doiiar Buys at King’s! were in Hartford, Stamford, funded under the Federal Dream Fulfilled add Norwich. Highway Safety Program. State Sen. Jack Faxon of Michigan portrays the fop­ pish prince in the Straus Carriage House announces clearance operetta “Die Fledermaus” presented by a Detroit opera SHOES and SPORTSWEAR save more now at 8 DAL stores ’ house. The 38-year-old Democrat said he had MlaUeatTIIEIIEMKIUSStyilKS always wanted to perform in MISSES A JUNIOR SPRING DRESSES an opera and jumped at the MISSES FLUORESCENT A special grqup of 1 pc. and Jacket dresses, longs and some pantsuits, repriced opportunity. (NEA photo) 2 THE COAT RACK from our regular stockel Dressy and casual styles In jerseys and polyesters, reg. Bicycle 48 Purnell Place • Downtown Manchester Nyion 25% ^ 40% OFF SOCIAL

xhi SPECIAL! Just Arrived! MISSES AU-WEATHER SPRING COATS SECURITY ft J Safety Flag This Season’s Spring Shoos A special group reduced for clearance, $30-$70 values Knee-Hi’s Q. I was in a bad automobile Open in New Location 2 5 % D F F accident and was laid up for Sale $ $ R f l l ' l SIi m S-10 Sale $ 1 4 .9 5 SllghUy Irragular COTTON OR OACRON POLYESTER SLEEPWEAR four months with serious bone $ Price 1 Reg 1.58 J. Coventry Sports and Power Equipment, a three-year-old business formerly in the fractures. Since I had no ear­ Price p r Meadowbrook Shopping Center, is now open at its new location, a renovated service sta­ Shift and long gown, some matching coats and pajamas, P,S,M,L, $6-$10 values nings during this period, could I OFHEB FIRST LINE SHOES 9” X 12” heavy weight. tion oh R t. 44A in Coventry. Above, owner Ron E ckert dem onstrates one of the John Deere collect Social Security disabili­ Stretch to fit hose. Polyester/cotton blends. 2 . 8 8 - 5 . 9 8 ty benefits? Easy to see flag. Asst, colors. 6-16. line of garden tractors sold and serviced by the firm. The business features lawn, garden, AVAILABLE AT SAVINGS OF 50%l Great with slacks. and leasure-type items, chain saws, hand tools, and bicycles. (Herald photo by Pinto) NYLON TRICOT SLEEPWEAR A. No. Monthly Social Securi­ ty disability benefits can be w .- ^..* . Gowns and baby dolls and matching coats, broken styles and sizes, reg. $6-$14 paid for a severe disability that 3 . 9 9 - 8 . 9 9 is expected to last a year or ASSORTED The Herald Names AT PINEHURST...USE ALL 3 COUPONS WITH longer. Monthly payments may PORCELAIN FOAM TALON ANY $15.00 ORDER! NYLON TRICOT SLIPS A HALF SLIPS start with the sixth month of New Office Manager Famous makers non-cling lingerie In white, pastels and fashion colors, 32-40, disability. In addition, the dis­ ability must be so severe that it Wood Bed ’"CHOCK FUlVO’ N U fS"l P,S,M,L, reg. $3-$6 1 . 9 9 - 3 . 9 9 Cup and Tapes and Mark F. Abraitis of East I makes it impossible for the Hartford has joined The 1 worker to engage in any sub- Manchester Evening Herald as COFFEE BRUSHED OR FUNNEL GOWNS A PAJAMAS .stantial gainful activity. If you Hangers Pillows office manager. I with this coupon and a Save 50% to 75%...only broken sizes, colors and styles, reg. $6-$14 values are at least 62 you could receive Saucer Braids The announcement was made I $5.00 purchase. Good at reduced retirement benefits for I' PInehurat thru April 5, the months you were out sick. by Burl Lyons, publisher. 1 . 9 9 - 5 . 9 9 $ 1 R . . O $ 9 A native of Manchester, L1»I5______Q. I am confined to a hospital. Sale $ 1.99 / V for A Since I can’t come to the Social Reg 1.28 M . pkg il« Abraitis is the son of Mr. and 1 FLEECE OR QUILTED WARM ROBES Price 1 S p k g s Security office to apply for dis­ n Mrs. Custon Abraitis of 68 I More Money Savers Odds and ends only...but terrific savingsl P,S,M,L, reg. $15-$30 ability benefits, what other Soft and comfortable. Doane St. He is a graduate of SUGAR Your choice. For skirts, Lovely cup and saucer Color fast, 100% mer­ PINEHURST ■■; ■ .-.’1 T i 9 9 " 1 5 i 9 9 arrangements can I make? Non-allergenic. local schools and has attended 1 trousers, suits, dresses. to enhance table. cerized cotton trims. St. Bonaventure University. 5-H i. bag ! SPECIAL PACK A. Call or write your Social Security office. It is quite likely Before joining ’The Herald, With this coupon and a NYLON BRAS BY FAMOUS MAKERS that the necessary forms can be Abraitis was associated with $5.00 purchase. Good at LEGG’S PANTY HOSE Nylon tricot or double knit contour bras, sdft cups or FIberfill, reg. 4.50-$7. I completed over the phone and The Hartford Times as credit PInehurat thru April 5, manager for three years. 1 . 9 9 - 3 . 9 9 mailed to you for your VALIANT FAMOUS MAKER P ..,„* SPECIAL He is a member of the Adver­ ILl®” ..;.______J ...... P®!™.4 1.00•eessseeeee signature, or a representative tising Media Credit Executives 11 iNIRLn CORN GIRDLE BRIEFS AND PANTY GIRDLES from the office will visit you at Association, the National Save now on figure-controllers that do a lot or a littlel White, beige and colors, the hospital and assist you in Grass Pillow DUM RLE REE W H ITE IGREEN GIANT 3<».$1.00 filling out the hecessary forms. Rose Association of Credit Manage­ S,M,L,XL, reg. $6-$11 0 9 9 " 5 9 9 ment, and the East Hartford Q. I’m getting disability I scon payments from a state govern­ Elks Gub. Mark Abraitis TUNA Seed Cases Water Pack, 7-oz. can ment agency, but my applica­ Bushes Abraitis, 30, is married. IIUMBO TOWELS IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC HANDRAGS Reg 1.99 pkg with this coupon and a A group of bags reduced from stock, not all colors or styles, reg. $10-$40 tion for disability benefits was Reg 1.49 $5.00 purchase. Good at VIVA denied. Can you tell me why? ^^^nehursMhruJV^pHlJ^Y^W _jNAPKINS (140 In) 91* 1 / 2 D F F A. You can get payments un­ su . $ 1 ' ' P k g s S der Social Security only if you Ladies in Banking are so disabled that you can’t do Price JL Bag _£ o f 2 You will find prices working down on many sugar packed ltems..,thlnk of It, 5 lbs. SPRING AND SUMMER COSTUME JEWELRY' . Gold and silver metals, white lucite and enamel; ropes, pendants,- bracelets, any kind of work. This defini­ Plan Fashion Show Sugan down from a high of 3.59 to our today’s coupon price of 5 lbs. $1.99 tion of disability is usually Beautiful, healthy rose Green-up your lawn for Percale or fancy muslin. earrings, reg. $4-7.50 2 f o r $ 5 ^ different from that of other bushes. Plant now! Spring, at savings! Asst colors, designs The Ladies in Banking Com­ event, which will be sponsored A GOOD RUYI Lower Price LIPTON’S federal and state agencies or mittee (LIB) of the American by Forbes St Wallace. 64 Oz. STOUFFEirS TEA BAGS JUNIOR PANTS - BIG ASSORTMENT private companies. Therefore, Institute of Banking, Hartford Co-chairladies are Mrs. Cuffed and uncuffed, solid pastels, plaid seersuckers, checks, 5-15, reg. $15-$17. entitlement to disability INFANTS & MISSES JUMBO SIZE Terry Piazza, secretary to the PEPSI CUP CAKES ■ benefits under some other agen­ 33” PLASTIC chapter, is planning a fashion 100’s ^ 1 i3 9 show and dinner April 17 at The president of the Vernon SPECIAL 8 9 ^ 99< " 8 . 9 9 cy or company would not TODDLERS DECORATED Colony banquet room on Rt. 83, National Bank; and Mrs. ; necessarily mean that you Picket Famous Talcottville. Charlene Christain, personnel At PInehurst with any 7.50 purchase, buy JUNIOR NYLON TOPS ; would also qualify for disability assistant at First Connecticut A Special on Several styles, soft Spring pastels; Aqua, taupe, peach, lilac, yellow, S,M,L, reg. K benefits under Social Security. Polo Chowder Mrs. Winifred Notman, assis­ Bancorp, Hartford. Q. I have high blood pressure Maker LAND OF LAKES or Large cans $849. Fence tant treasurer of the Ellington Tickets for the event are I and have just had extensive - f office of the New England & nk available at area banks and will STATE SUHER m. SHURFINE i; tests taken in the hospital Sale Price NO COUPON NEEOEO Shirts Shirts Cups & Trust Co., is chairlady of the be sold at the door. JUNIOR NOVELTY SWUTERS f where it was determined that I' TIDE (25c oft deal) KING ...... 1.90 FRUIT COCKTAIL Assorted novelty sweaters, mostly short sleeve pullovers, values $15-$20 > now have angina pectoris and -If , Reg2.99 ^ $ 9 am on medication for both. My S f S . I . 9 S 9 JUMBO ALL (30c off deal)...... 3.21 can Reg 2.68 O ^ 1 / 3 D F F > doctor has recommended that I sections M . to 2.99 / V lor . * to 3.99 tor t # P rice / V for DASH HOME LAUNDRY (60 off) ...... 6.39 NYLON SLEEVELESS SHELL BLOUSES > quit my job. I have worked un- i der Social Security for several Decorative white picket nnYtiii .T r Long sleeve solids, fan- ' Five colors to choose fromi Sizes S,M,L, reg. $5 I Hanging and packaged. Hefty size cups. For PlhlEHURST...todaY as a/Ways.../amous /or better meatsi 3 .5 7 years. Will I be able to collect fencing for Spring. cies 9-18 mos , 3 to 4 Kewpie. ge. ’disability payments under these Solid, print. 32-38. soup or chowders. ' "f It’S NICE to see a SAUSAGE MEAT GIRLS DRESSES & 2 PC. PANT SETS circumstances? Does the fact PUBLIC RECORDS choose from a variety of styles, 3-6x, 7-14, reg. $10-$20. that my husband is employed LOW PRICE ON ib.»1.29 have any bearing on this? ACRYLIC special trim, extra lean 1 / 3 OFF Exactly what is meant by CHILDRENS Warranty Deeds Ronald Farris, property at 9 earned quarters? R R A I S ^ A. Assuming you are over 30 Robert P. and Evelyn S. King Durkin St. GIRLS SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS years of age you must have to Wayne P. and Karen L. SHORT RIRS Many styles to wear now thru Summer, 7-14, reg. $6-6.50 Afghan Trade Name 3 .9 7 worked at least 5 out of the last Sling Back Conon^ Truax, property at 43 Salem Deola Martin, doing business 10 years prior to the onset of .-1. Rd., 127,800. lb. 99^ <«GIRLS SPORTSWEAR - SLACKS AND TDPS as Pierce-Martin Products Co. ROAST PDRK your disability to be fully in­ Edwai^ J. and Josephine K. Coordinated slack and top sets, sizes 7-14, reg. $9-$16 sured. If the onset of your dis­ Wedgiee Kits Kerin to Michael R. and WholeLolnor5Lb.Rib1/2 RLADECHiick w Marriage License 1 /3 OFF ability is 1975 you would need 24 Catherine A. Gallacher, proper­ Wayne Richard West, 2 ROAST quarters to meet the fully in­ * < it ty at 63 Ralph Rd., $48,500. Tolland, and Lynne Emily (Bone In) BOYS FAMOUS MAKE SUCKS sured requirement. Each year s a l. Reg S / j W f: S ale S ' Gary E. and Pamela J. Kuhn DeCampos, 33 Griffin Rd., 1st Cuts Assorted solid colors and plaids, 4-7, 6-18, reg. $5-11.50 is broken into four quarters, Price I 5.99 Price to Alice Lebrun, property at 558 ^ 1 April 12, St. Bridget Church. starting with January. To r f * - j: Hilliard St., $38,900. lb. 59^ 2 .9 9 -8 .9 9 receive credit for a quarter of . Adjustable strap Brown, Assotysft Polyester and cotton Lis Pendens Building Permits Whole .Loin or machine washable. 2 pc..8$a«,.'- lb. BOYS WESTERN JACKETS, MATCHING JEANS coverage you must be paid at white, blue 5-8,9-3 Pastes’ .^ M -L „ choice of 6 colors. knits. Assorted colors Louis Dascanio versus James D. Aceto for Hayes 5 lb. Rib'A 1.09 FROZEN least $50 in each quarter. You Corp., demolish dwellings at Solid colors and fancies, 8-16, reg. & slim, reg. $9-$11. S-M-L Loin will give you 8 or 10 c«nter chops plus 2 roasts (or all should file an application for Ah.'''’''*'-' 113 and 119 Spenqer St., $500 ehopa). HAMRURG disability soon. A determina­ each. PAHIES 2 0 % OFF tion of your eligibility for ' • Newton H. Smith St Son for ^ ^ ^ C O R A T O R BOYS Town Man Gets INFANTS A TODDURS SPRING COATS benefits will then be made JUNIORS 19” METAL Insurance Honor George English, additions at 14 Wa. will have Perdue Small Roastara, Chicken Braaata 4 lb. box^3i96 based on the medical evidence Penn Rd., $9,500. ^ Solids and plaids, for infants, toddlers 2-4 and girls 4-6x, reg. 10.50-19.50 Gregory S. Wolff of 71 and Legs. submitted. Nylon James D. Aceto for Town of. Maks a meat loaf with our 3 In 1 bland and ramambsr the . Q. I'm 58 and had a heart at­ Throw Shepard Rd., Manchester, has Manchester, demolish two- CHoicE 1 / 3 OFF qualified for the Million £>ollar children Just love PInehurst U.8. Choice Round or Chuck tack in February. My doctor Fashion Patio story dwelling at 1039 Tolland Ground. Ground meats are easy on the budget...dallcloua REEFPAHIES says I .shouldn’t go back to H itS Round Table, the life insurance Tpke., $600. INFANTS KHrr DRESSES A ENSEMBLES Pillows Jackets industry’s most prestigious too, and easy to serve. work. Will .1 need a letter from Robert E. Jarvis, alterations 4 lb.box^4i36 Famous maker Acrylic knits In dresses for Infants, reg. $12 and ensembles for In­ organization. him explaining my disability Jeans Table and additions at 46 Niles Dr., fants and toddlers, reg. $40-$46. Wolff, membership chairman when I apply for monthly Social s $3,000. Back to regular schedule...Open Thurs. and FrI. til 8 P M , 8 AM . Security disability payments? Sale $ * of th e Hartford Life Roby Sign & Maintenance Inc. 1 /2 OFF Underwriters, qualified for the Thurs., FrI. and Sat. and from 8 A.M. til 2 P.M. Sundays... A. You should first call your Reg 3.99 * 3 for Greater Hartford CATV Price Round Table in just nine • CORBINS CORNER • FARMINQTON VALLEY MALL • MANCHESTER Social Security office. They can Rega 4.99 ^ 4 Reg 2.48 Inc., sign at 801 Parker St., $1,- tell you what information to months, with sales volume of PARKADE • BRISTOL PLAZA • NEW BRITAIN • TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON • 050. PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. bring with you when you apply f‘ l Holds food or drinks. Ideal Spring jacket! 8-18 more than $1.2 million. R.E. Miller for Robert Glen, NEW LONDON MALL • QROTON PLAZA Popular 100%' cotton Meen uAders " Colorful accent pillows Wolff works in Glastonbury for benefits. They will also help For indoors or out.-» orS-M-L-XL. additions at 162 Green Rd., $6,- 302 MAIN • MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT you gather all the medical styles. Sizes5to13. ’* tkS, S-l’o-i ) to brighten any room. o h in e ft at 41B New London Tpke. ' ...f« J 000. records you will need. MANCaiESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 2, 1875- PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. April 2.1975 POLICE^ REPORT OBITUARIES The / Whalers Finally Break Long Jinx VERNON with failure to drive, in tee Joseph Porter, 39, of GlasUffl- Michael Quinn, 24, of 18 Del- proper lane In connection with bury was a rre st^ ’Tuesday on a Herald Angle Richard j. Zimmer mont St., Manchester was the investigation of an accident warrant issued by Common SOUTH WINDSOR - charged 'Tuesday night with involving a parked car. . Pleas Court 12 charging him By Earl Yost Mrs. Barry Dies; Richard Joseph Zimmer Jr., 63, breach of tee peace and in­ Police said tee parked car with third-degree burglary and And Tack First Defeat on Phoenix of 1235 Sullivan Ave. died toxication in connection with was owned by Curtis Gaskell, criminal tempt to commit Sports Editor . Tuesday at Manchester tee investigation of a distur­ 107 Main St., Talcottville, larceny. HARTFORD (U P I) - New E ngland no,t only Teacher, Organist Police said tee arrest was tee Kelley announced just prior to the game that he was Cougars 3 Crusaders 2 Memorial Hospital. He was the bance at Albert’s Cafe in where tee accident occured. strengthened its hold on the second place playoff spot, but Both cars were heavily result of an investigation of a taking over as coach “reluctantly,” but in the “best in­ Rick Morris’ 50-foot slapshot with 3:37 gone in overtime husband of Mrs. Mary Dlubac Rockville. netted its first win of the season over Phoenix vfith a 5-3 Zimmer. damaged, police said. Ganges is Sept. 6,1974 incident in which terests” of Ryan. lifted Chicago over Cleveland. Gary MacGregor scored the municant of St. James Church He was held at the Police Sta­ Mrs. May D’Arcy- Bany, 81, He was bom in Astoria, L.I., scheduled to appear in court in some electrical equipiqent was Spring Training Big Business decision over the Roadrunners Tuesday night. ** Kelley, who will remain general manager as well as vice first two goals for Chicago while Terry Holbrook and Steve and a member of its Ladies of tion and released later on a $250 of 32 Scarborough Rd., died at N.Y., and Uved in East Hart­ Rockvillq on April 22. removed from a vacant Whalers coach-general manager Jack Kelley, who of­ president, said the decision to take over Uie coaching reins Cardwell scored for Cleveland, ■fflflawell tied the game St. James society. non-surety bond for appearance Major league baseball is big business in Florida. home Tuesday. She was the Other survivors are another ford 43 years before moving to SOUTIj WINDSOR building on John Fitch Blvd., Seventeen of the 24 major lehgue clubs train in the ficially took over the coaching reins from Ron Ryan before .,was made after meeting with Ryan and team physician with 58 seconds left in regulation time. widow of Dr. John F. Barry, in Common Pleas (iourt 19, son. Dr. John F. Barry Jr. of South Windsor 12 years ago. Michael'^llivan, 24, of 151 South Windsor. Sunshine State and form the Grapefruit League. the game, said Phoenix was “a real tough team for us Dr. Vincent Turco. and mother of State Sen. David Rockville April 27. Porter was released on his Manchester; two sisters, Mrs. He was a tobacco grower in Ellington Rd., South Windsor In addition, a number of minor league clubs gather each because they play a close, tight checking game.” Ryan was hospitalized in Toronto where tests were Toros 7 Racer^f "^ M. Barry of the 4th District. Richard Morgana, 16, of 68 was charged with failure to promise to appear in Common Frank M. Hillery and Mrs. East Hartford for many years. spring in Florida to prepare for the championship season. "They had teaten us three times and tied us twice and negative. Turco said Ryan was in good shape physicaliy, Peter Marrin, just recalled from'Mohawk Valley of the She was bom in Enfield and Recently, he was self-employed Legion Dr., Rockville was drive in tee established lane in Pleas Court 12, East Hartford Edwin M. Kent, both of charged Tuesday with second- we wanted this one real bad. It gets to be psychological but was under too much tension. North American Hockey League’, scored a goal and lived here 48 years. at the Zimmer Farms Real connection with tee investiga­ April 21. Just what benefits do a Florida city receive with a major Manchester, and nine degree larceny in connection after a while if the same team keeps beating you,” he said. Kelley, a Boston native, coached at Colby College before assisted on defenseman Jim Dorey’s 16th goal to lead Mrs. Barry attended the New Estate Investments in East tion of a one-car accident early Police are investigating a league baseball team in its midst for six weeks in the grandchildren. with tee investigation of a theft Kelley, who coached the Whalers to the AVCO World Toronto over Indianapolis. England Conservatory of Hartford. this morning on Sullivan Ave. complaint filed by Richard spring? taking over at Boston University where he amassed a 206- The funeral is Friday at 9:15 of a car from tee Tri-City Shop­ Music, Boston, Mass., and was Other survivors are 2 sons, Police said Sullivan was Carabillo of 658 Ellington Rd., Take Sarasota, for an example, home of the (Mcago Cup title two seasons ago, was forced into coaching again 80-8 mark during a 10-year period, including NCAA cham­ a.m. from the John F. Tierney ping Plaza, Vernon. widely known in the area as a Richard J. Zimmer III and traveling east on Sullivan Ave., South Windsor. Police said White Sox. when Ryan collapsed from nervous exhaustion at Toronto pionships in 1971 and 1972. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center Police said Morgana yras ap­ Quebec 5 Edmonton 3 piano teacher, and organist in William G. Zimmer, both of failed to negotiate a curve at Carabillo left his car parked at International Airport early Sunday. 'Ryan, a student of Kelley’s in his playing days at Colby, St., with a Mass at 10 at St. prehended in the Crystal Lake ’The city maintains the playing field at Payne Park at an Andre Gaudette scored two goals and Mark Tardif, local churches. Manchester; a dau^ter, Mrs. Strong Rd., and struck a utility his place of business, 665 Tuesday night, the Whalers broke to a 3-0 first period led the Whalers to their second straight Eastern Division James Church. Burial will be in section of Ellington and turned estimated cost of 350,000 per year. Renald Leclerc and Serge Bernier, who got his 52nd, one She was a member of the Patricia Z. Pesce of Coventry; pole. No injuries were reported. Nutmeg Rd., and someone lead, but didn’t clinch the game until Mike Byers con­ St. James Cemetery. over to Vernon Police. He was On the other hand, the city gets a lot of ink, free publici­ title last season, but lost out to the (Chicago (Sugars in the apiece for Quebec, leader in the Clanadian Division. Ed­ Auxiliary of Manchester a sister, Mrs. Charles Depkin of He is scheduled to appear in removed all four wheels from nected for his second goal of the night at 1:25 of the final Friends may call at the held overnight in lieu of posting ty, from coast to coast, and it makes thousands of dollars playoffs.' monton’s scorers were Ed Joyal, Bruce MacGregor and Memorial Hospital, and the Fallston, Md.; 3 step­ .Common Pleas Court 12, East it. funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 a 35,000 bond and was to be fro ^ loyal followers of the team and from tourists in many stanza. It was Byers’ second goal of the night and his 22nd Other WHA scores were Minnesota 5 Vancouver 2, Steve Carlyle. Democratic Women’s Club of daughters, Mrs. Chester J^- Hartford on April 22. and Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 presented in court in Rockville ways. of the year. (Siicago 3 Cleveland 2 in overtime, Toronto 7 Indianpolis 1, Manchester. She was a com­ to 9 p.m. ziniak of Wethersfield, Mrs. today. Vincent Reiser of the Sarasota Chamber of Commerce Fred O’Donnell also had two goals for the Whalers, both Quebec 5 Edmonton 3 and Baltimore 4 San Diego 3. Gerald Martinez of South Wind­ * The car belonged to Walter in the first period. Byers had a first period tdlly, too, as the Blades 4 Mariners 3 sor and Mrs. Richard Antalik of estimates thdt White Sox followers spend at least $360,000 .Chandler of Maple St., Steve Andracik, Steve Richardson, Steve West and Alton Lynnfield, Mass., and 15 in the city each winter during Grapefruit League competi­ Whalers almost ran the Roadrunners off the ice. Rockville. Fighting Saints 5 Blazers 2 White scored to give Baltimore a 4-0 lead early in the se­ grandchildren. ^ Peter McNemee got one back for Phoenix early in the Ruahid Didan Dead; Michael Socha Jr., 19, of no FIRE CALLS tion. Don Tannahill sc o r^ Jiis 23rd goal with just 36 seconds The funeral is Friday at 9:15 second stanza, but Don Blackburn made it 4-1 New cond period and help the Blades end a seven-game San certain address, was charged gone in the third period to spark a three-goal outburst and a.m. from*the Sullivan Funeral England at the 12 minute mark. Michel Cormier and John Diego winning streak. Wayne Rivers scored his 52nd and Tuesday with third-degree TOLLAND COUNTY Active With Maaona Home, 50 Naubuc Ave., MANCHESTER Club'Expenses High Gary then scored for the Roadrunners to cut the lead to 4- lead Minnesota over Vancouver. 53rd goals for San Diego. criminal mischief in connection Tuesday, 10:56 a.m. Glastonbury, with a Mass at 0 Tuesday, 1:08 p.m. —false Spring training is expensive for a ball club. with the investigation of a com­ —chimney fire on Warren Ave. 3. Rushid I. Didan Sr., 77, of 36 In York Rites, he was a at St. Francis of Assissi Church alarm to 1031 Tolland Tpke. plaint of broken windows in a (Vernon Fire Department) Last year the White Sox spent $31,000 for hotel rooms, Phoenix with a 38-30-8 record for 84 points, has just about Bolton St. died Tuesday at member of Delta Chapter, in South Windsor. Burial will be (Eighth District) Windermere Ave. apartment Tuesday, 3:33 p.m. —false $59,000 for meals and living allowances, $11,000 for enter­ clinched a playoff berth, but is shooting for third in the Manchester Memorial RAM, of Manchester,! in St. Mary’s Cemetery, East Tuesday, 1:37 p.m. —woods house. alarm on South St. (Rockville tainment and $13,000 for laundry, cleaning, telephone and point race. Handicaps for Both Divisions 2 Hospital. He was the husband of Adoniram Council, R&SM of Hartford. fire off (iarter St. (Town) He was held overnight in lieu Fire Department) miscellaneous expenses. Grace Heiberg Didan. Ellington; and Washington Friends may call at the Tuesday, 2:42 p.m. —leaves of posting a 350 bond and was to Tuesday, 7:32 p.m. He was born in Janjar, Commandery, Knights funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 on fire at 32 View St. (’Town) For its minor leagues teams, the Chicqfo American be presented in court in —transformer on fire on Box Albania, Jan. 2, 1898. He lived Templar, of Hartford. and Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 Namesake Victors Tuesday, 3:40 p.m. —woods League entry a year ago spent $14,000 for meals, $21,000 for Rockville today. Mt. Rd. (Vernon Fire Depart­ in Manchester the past 24 years ’ Mr. Didan was a member of to 9 p.m. fire at the rear of East Catholic hotels, $9,odo for player incidentals and $18,000 for other Joseph Terrior, 32, of 78 ment) after having moved from West Temple Chapter, OES; Chap­ ’Those wishing to do so may William Marceau, right, adjusts the pipes on the bagpipes High School. (Town) expenses. Grand Ave., Rockville was Tuesday, 7:31 p.m. —woods Tuesday, 8:48 p.m. —grass Town Duckpin Tourney Hartford. m an Court, Order of make memorial contributions The club also spent $148,000 to run its summer rookie of George Gorman. Marceau of 8 Tracy Dr. and Gorman of charged Tue^ay with allowing fire off Vernon Ave. (Vernon He was employed at The Amaranth; and a former ad­ to the American Cancer Society fire in Center Springs Park off New Haven are members of the St. Patrick Pipe Band of a dog to roam in connection Fire Department) league for an overall figure of $361,000 for the year paid to Manchester Evening Herald visory board member for both or the Heart Association, bote Edgerton St. (Town) Manchester. Here they prepare for a march in front of Ted with the investigation of a com- the city of Sarasota. circulation department until his Manchester Assembly, Order of in Hartford. 'Tuesday, 9:50 p.m. —false AMBULANCE CALLS piaint that a roaming dog at­ St. Petersburg, across Tampa Bay and the Sunshine retirement in 1974. Previously, Rainbow for Girls, and John Trudon’s Volkswagen dealership on Rt. 83 recently. The 23- alarm at Box 24 at West and MANCHESTER Norman S. Leigher tacked another dog. He is Skyway, which hosts both the New York Mets and St. Louis he had worked at Pratt & Mather chapter. Order of year-Qld band took first prize March 23 for pipe bands in Cooper Hill Sts. (Town) Tuesday, 4:50 p.m; —auto ac­ COVENTRY - Norman S. scheduled to appear in court in Cardinals, reported that the two baseball clubs yielded the Whitney Aircraft Division of DeMolay for Boys. the 24th annual Holyoke St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Today, 11:55 a.m. —short cir­ cident with injured child on Qualifying on Weekend Rockville April 27. United Aircraft Corp. in East Leigher, 63, of Lewis Hill Rd. Massachusetts. Over 200,000 watched the colorful band cuit in the alarm system at tee Maple St. See story in today’s city $3 million from sources attracted to spring training. Samuel Ganges, 42, of East Hartford for seven years, and Other survivors are two sons, died at his home early Tuesday new Quaity Inn on Rt. 83. H erald. (Manchester Am­ For every dollar a Florida city spends for a ball club it Celeste Sheldon, Nancy Barnes, Anita Nylin, Mary there. (Herald photo by Barlow) Hartford was charged Tuesday prior to that, as a landscape Rushid I. Didan Jr. and Edward morning. He was the husband of (Town) bulance) receives at least $10 back, which is a pretty good invest­ By EARL YOST Willhide, Delina Rock, Kathy Wickham, Jane Smith, engineer for the Connecticut W. Didan, both of Manchester; Mrs. Marion Domaine Leigher. ment. Qualifying in the annual Men’s and Women’s Town Deborah Rozell and Theresa Piccolo. and a daughter, Kathleen A H. He was bom in Washington, Highway Department for 25 / Duckpin Bowling Tournaments starts Friday night with Also, Mary Simmons, Irene Mac Mullen, Anne Fidler, Didan of Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Maine, and lived in Coventry years. play continuing Saturday and Sunday at the Holiday Lanes. Helene Dey, Barbara Rohan, Kathy Hayden, Martha the past 50 years. He was a Notes Off the Cuff He was a U.S. Air Force The funeral is Thursday at 1 Defending champions Ken Seaton and Jean McAdam Sarles, Frieda Madden, Inez Babineau and Debbie Sarni. veteran of World War II. He p.m. at the North United stationary engineer at the Approximately 400 Manchester youngsters - boys and Mansfield State Training School have been seeded into championship action. Qualifying tests for both men and women are set Friday was a member of the Disabled Methodist Church, 300 Parker girls - have registered for the Little League baseball Paul Correnti, Holiday manager, will direct Men’s Divi­ night at 9:30, Saturday noon and at 2 and the same hours on American Veterans, the Pratt St., with the Rev. Earle R. 38 years until his retirement in program...Sporting an excellent tan is Vic Benetti, popular 1966. sion competition with Amy Pirkey handling the Women’s Sunday. & Whitney Square Club and the Custer officiating. Burial will manager at the Manchester Country Club...Yesterday Play will be restricted to Manchester residents only. Manchester Senior Citizens. be in the veterans section of Other survivors are two Division. Handicaps will prevail in both divisions. • brothers, Frank Leigher of marked the start of this writer’s 32nd year with The Twenty eight men have entered to date and a dozen Men’s eliminations will be Saturday, April 12 at 2, M r. Didan was also a East Cemetery. Herald. How the time flies...Former East Catholic High member of Manchester Lodge Friends may call at the Coventry and John Leigher of women. quarterfinals Sunday, April 13 at 2, semifinals Saturday, Manchester. tennis players, Diane Robidoux and Kerry Phelan have A of Masons and Friendship Holmes Funeral Home, 400 There will be a number of comparatively new faces in April 19 at 2 with the finals Sunday, April 20 at 2. won spots with the UConn women’s squad this season. Both Lodge of Masons, the Fellow- Main St., tonight from 7 to 9. The funeral is Thursday at your favorite both divisions. The women’s quarterfinals will be Sunday, April 13, craft Club of M anchester Those wishing to do so may 9:15 a.m. from the Potter are freshmen, or is it freshwomen?...Amby Burfoot, Shooting for the 15 spots in the championship men’s play semifinals Saturday, April 19 with the title match Sunday, Lodge, and Philosophic Lodge make memorial contributions Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., perennial winner of the Five Mile Road Race in April 19. All will start at 2. Willimantic, with a Mass at 10 will be Hank Michaud, Dick Steeves, Bob Boroch, Clyde of Research of Hartford. to the Manchester Scholarship Manchester, was breezing along towards anotheir win in (UPI photo) at St. Mary’s Church in (Coven­ Pickral, Don Mathiews, John Johnson, Howie Holmes, All matches will be best of five up to the finals which will In Scottish Rites Masonry, he Foundation, the American Vernon’s Rabbit Run last Saturday when he took a wrong Mickey Holmes, Fred Oakes, Dom DeDominicis, John be a best of seven-game set. belonged to the three bodies in Cancer Society, or the try. Burial will be in St. Mary’s turn. When he realized the error, he retraced his steps and Mike Byers Scores for Whalers Bremser and Anton Mayer. This year’s event will mark the first time the handicap Hartford, and the Connecticut Memorial Fund of North United Cemetery. diningroom had to be content with fifth place. John Vitale, who has a system will be used for the men and the second year for Consistory (32nd degree) at Methodist Church. Friends may call at the Center Beat Phoenix Goalie Jack Norria Also, Pete Wojtyna, Li Vigneault, Dave Saunders, funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 habit of running second to Burfoot, crossed the finish line the women. Two-third handicap bases on a 130 average P Norwich. Ashley Saunders, Bill MacMullen, Ray Hickey, Jim p.m. first. McNally, Bob Cochran, John Izzo, Tony Marinelli Jr., Rick with 100 pins maximum for five games for men and 140 Johnson, Art Johnson, Carl Bujaucius, Ed Miller, Bob pins for women will be used. If no state average, the com­ Victor Renzoni Coach Confirmed Krajewski and Mike Pagani. ' bined average will be used for a minimum of 21 games. If Victor Renzoni, 58, of New is at NEW YORK (UPI) - The Seeking to dethrone Miss McAdam will be Joan Boroch, no league average, a bowler must roll from scratch. Britain, formerly of I United States Olympic Com­ Manchester, died at New Bri­ j Optimistic Outlook | mittee announced Tuesday that tain General Hospital early this ABOUT TOWN Dale Elizabeth Flansaas, who Brown’s Tire morning after a long illness. He operates" the Reno School of was the husband of Nancy Villa I With Catholic Nine Gymnastics, has been con­ Sponsors Girls Renzoni. Manchester Youth Hostels firmed by the USOC Executive One Penalty Too Many He was born in Pesaro, Italy, The 5-Point Club of Temple Committee as the head coach of New sponsor of tee former Chapter, OES, will meet will start Sunday bicycle rides and came to this country about of the women’s gymnastic team Groman’s girls’ softball team is tonight at 7:30 at the home of April 6 starting from field depends on who pitches 50 yea«^ ago. He lived in By Len Auster for the Pan American Games in Brown’s Tire Shop of Mrs. Paul Bernard. Hostesses Manchester Community Manchester for 10 years until that particular day. Senior Mexico, Oct. 12-‘26. Manchester. Helpful for Islanders will be Mrs. Elizabeth Mot- College at 1:30. Bill Shearer ’Tremendous optimism moving to New Britain where Keith Lamb is the center- Final tryouts are Friday trom, Mrs. Doris Person and will be in charge. The ride will abounds in the mind of I Ms. Flansaas was a member he lived for 40 years. cover between 15 and 18 miles fielder. Beside him will be afternoon at 5:30 at the Keeney NEW YORK (UPI) - The Atlanta when he shot the puck past Myre. New He was employed by the New Mrs. Florence Person. veteran East Catholic Moffett, McMahon or Terry of the 1963 Pan American team Field. York, thanks to Westfall, didn’t waste around MCC and the baseball coach Jim Penders and 1964 Olympic team as well Flames took one. penalty too many. Britain Machine Co. for 18 neighborhood. Full details are Hickey, the latter also a top The locals have won the a second chance. as the 1975 season fast ap­ as the 1962 and 1966 national, The Flames led, 2-1, with only 5:25 years until his retirement in available from Helmut Beutel hillsman. The hard-throwing regional ASA title the past two left in their game against the New Scouts 3, Kings 1 proaches. The Eagles, teams for the world cham­ years and competed in the 1973. , John Mather Chapter, Order at 646-0477. ____ righthander was 5-1 a year, York Islanders Tuesday night when Randy Rota’s opening-period score Other surviyors are three quarterfinalists a year ago pionships. National Tournament. of DeMolay for Boys, will visit ago. Hickey has been hitting and Wilf Paiement’s power-play goal daughters, Mrs. Lorraine Hill St. Mary’s Guild will meet veteran defenseman Noel Price was Friendship Lodge of Masons : in the Class B Division with well in practice and Penders in the second stanza sparked Kansas of Burlington, Mrs. Linda Thursday at 11 a.m. in the whistled off the ice by referee Art Thursday at 7:30 at tee Masonic a 14-4 mark, open the new LaPolla of Manchester and parish hall. Beverage and said he wants to get Skov. Only 69 seconds later, captain City over Los Angeles, snapping the Temple. They will perform the season Friday afternoon in Miss Vicki Renzoni of New Bri­ dessert will be served by Mrs. Hickey’s bat in the lineup Eddie Westfall slapped a 10-footer Scouts’ 16-game non-winning streak Mother’s Degree. Ladies are in­ Uncasville against HCC foe tain; a son, Robert Renzoni of Lucille Smith, Mrs. Eleanor somewhere when not past Atlanta goalie Phil Myre to give and eliminating the Kings from any vited to witness the work. St. Bernard. Braves’ MeAdoo New Britain; two sisters, Mrs. Freelove and Mrs. Bertha pitching. chance of catching Division 3 leader Lodge officers will w ear New York its tie and move the 3-year- Ida DiCosimo and Mrs. Elsie Porter. ____ East has an 18-game slate Pitching should be East’s Montreal. Lynn Powis had the Scouts’ business suits. with its home opener old Islanders another step closer to Clukey, both of New Britain; There will be a food service strong point. “It should be other goal while Bob Murdoch ac­ Tuesday against non­ their first ever playoff berth. six grandchildren and several The executive board of tee meeting for all interested as strong if not stronger MVP in NBA counted for Los Angeles’ only score in conference rival St. Thomas Ilie deadlock enabled the Islanders nieces and nephews. Manchester PTA Council ■will Center Congregational Church than last year. We should NEW YORK (UPI) — Center Bob McAdoo, who is the final period. Aquinas, which will join the to take over sole possession of second The funeral is Friday at 8 meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at tee women Thursday at 9:30 a.m. in have more depth. We’ll have less than a week *away from eapturing his second Sabres 3, Bruins 1 a.m. from the Sorbo Funeral HCC next year. The Eagles place in the National Hockey League’s home of the group’s president, the Federation Room of the TOM MILES experienced pitchers and straight National Basketball Association scoring Gil Perreault’s power-play goal at Home, 26 Union St., New Bri­ Church. were runnerup in the con­ Division 1, one point ahead of the New Mrs. Gloria Swanson, 221 that means a lot on the high crown, has been named the league’s most valuable 9:24 of the third period lifted Buffalo tain, with a Mass at 9 at St. ference last season with a 7- Senior Dan Socha gets the York Rangers, and kept them five Porter St. school level,” Penders player, it was announced today by Commissioner past Boston. Perreault’s goal gave Ann’s Church, New Britain. 3 mark. nod at shortstop and senior points in front of the fourth-place St. Mary’s Guild will meet stated. Walter Kennedy. Buffalo a 2-1 lead and Dan Gare Burial will be in St. Mary’s “I’m more optimistic this Tom Miles at third. It is Flames. The Islanders have only two Cemetery, New Britain. The Manchester-Highland Thursday at 11 a.m. in the Two southpaws are McAdoo was the overwhelming choice in a vote of scored his 30th goal into an open net at Park Bridge Club, formerly the year than ever before. W e. feaTed, however, that Miles games remaining while the Rangers Friends may call at the parish hall. Beverage and pressing Hickey as unof­ the NBA players to win the Podoloff Trophy, receiving 19:09 to insure the win. The Bruins Andover Bridge Club, will be might have mono and if so, and Flames each have three left. funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 dessert will be served by Mrs. When you’re looking for a dining room should be able to shoot for ficial leader of the mound took a 1-0 lead in the middle stanza on open for play each '^ id ay at Lucille Smith, Mrs. Eleanor senior Tom Martin will be at 81 first-place votes and 547 points to easily out­ “We were overkeyed, we came up and Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 the conference title (last a goal by Phil Esposito but the Sabres 7:30 p.m. at the Highland Park Ffeelove and Mrs. Bertha or a dinette, or just a kitchen set, be sure to . the hot comer. Behind the corps. Dave Ramer, a distance rival Atlantic Division center and runner-up with some big chances and Myre to 9 p.m. won in 1969). We have the transfer from Nashua, N.H., tied it when Rick Martin scored. . School bginning this week. Porter. visit WATKINS first You’ll find almost every style potential to duplicate last plate is senior Jim Dave Cowens of Boston. came dp with some big stops,” said and senior Dave Plerro are Cowens received 32 first place votes and 310 total Blues 7, North Stars 3 year’s mark but it’s a ques­ Charlebois, who according Islander Coach A1 Arbour while attractively displayed — many available for immediate the lefthanders who Penders points based on a 5-3-1 point distributiefn for first, se­ Garry Unger scored two goals in the tion of their mental outlook. to Penders has done the job reflecting on his team’s second tie feels might give his club an cond and third place votes. Washington forward Elvin first four minutes of the second period delivery - and alt with the extra quality you expect from WATKINS. If the players put their defensively in scrimmages. with Atlanta in two days. On Sunday, edge. “If the lefties get the Hayes finished in third place despite receiving five the clubs battled to a 2-2'standoff. to spark a four-goal outburst and spur 2 ^oose from: minds to it we should have a Sophomore Mark Dumais is the second-string catcher ball over we’ll be in more first place votes than Cowens. “Our shooting was erratic,” Arbour St. Louis over Minnesota. St. Louis TRADITIONAL • CONTEMPORARY • COLONIAL banner year,” the seventh- business. In high school, trailed, 3-1, before Unger highlighted Town Directors Table Agenda year mentor said. and a top candidate for the Golden State’s Rick Barry finished fourth in the continued. “We were frustrated. We kids don’t see that many,” the Blues’ second-period comeback MEDITERRANEAN • TRANSITIONAL • MODERN Penders plans to begin the first baseman’s slot. voting and Milwaukee’s Kareem Abdul-Jabbar fifth. are not happy with the tie and are dis­ the coach asserted. Moffett, with goals at 45 seconds and 3:50 to tie (Continued from Page One) • SHOWN ABOVE: EARLY AMERICAN styling superbly adapted to today’s way of Hf® with season with a 13-man varsity Who will patrol the out- McAdoo is the 11th straight center to win the award appointed.” was used us a pawn (in tabling the ap­ Lamb and Bill Stanley could in a string dating back to the 1964-65 season when Bill “Overall we played better than the score. Pierre Plante then scored propriation for Progress Dr.) to see that roster. One of its assets is troduced into the record. It indicates skill and furniture knowledge for tomorrow’s generation. If up to now also see mound service. Russell, now the coach of Seattle, was named the M'VP them,” said Atlanta Coach Fred what proved to be the winner with something eise was accomplished.’’ flexibility, a number of Green Manor plans to pave Ambassador Early American as “old,” think again - It’s eternally young a n d forever radiates warmth East Schedule Hitting is not a worry of while with Boston. The last non-center to cop the 4:47 gone in the period and Wayne Director Carl Zinsser reminded players able to fill several Creighton. “Time will tell if this Dr.,'EsqUire Dr. and streets in Forest April 4 St. Bernard, A Penders. “We have the Merrick added his second goal of the Prignano it was he (Prignano) who had and can be an heirloom the moment It graces your home, illustrated REQ. s a l e positions. For example. Bill award was Oscar Robertson with Cincinnati. becomes a costly tie. We have to win Hills this spring, as well as place a buffer 8 Aquinas, H nucleus of a good attack. In game with 2:08 left. asked for tee tabling action, pending Hutch “What makes winning the MVP so hard to believe is in Toronto Wednesday night.” zone at its industriai park. Moffett is thought of as a 11 St. Paul, A Socha, Miles and McMahon Canucks 7, Seals 0 review of the allegations. Many delightful combinations are Trestle table 201 pitcher-first baseman- that I was a high school and college kid just a few years Besides Price’s infraction, Skov Carmine Filloramo, a Green Manor of­ 15 Bulkeley, H .. we have potential .300 Ken Lockett, honored as the Van­ ’The directors signed a bid waiver for available In this hefty pine collection. Bench w/back 129 outfielder. Junior Mark 17 Ledyard,H ago,” said McAdoo, “and now all the players I heard called only two other penalties in the ficial, was present Tuesday night and said hitters.” Defense could couver’s Rookie of the Year prior to repairs to equipment at the Howard Pum­ Choose from: Trestle tables, P;op-leaf tables, Bow-back side chr. 94 McMahon, who will be the 19 East Hartford’, H about and read about think I’m the best and that’s an third period-both on Atlanta while the paving will be done this month, with ping Station. . .cause a concern earlv in the the game, recorded his first NHL the exception of a section of Esquire Dr. Nantucket side chr. 61 Eagles’ long ball threat, is 22 Xavier, H honor.” Myre was attempting to hold a lead In requesting the waiver. Town Duckfoot Drop-leaf tables. Captains’ chairs, campaip. The leftside of shutout as the Canucks blanked Because of the installation of sewers on also available penciled in as an infielder- 23 Windsor Locks, A McAdoo signed in 1972 with Buffalo as a hardship given the Flames on second-period Manager Robert Weiss said tee lowest of Nantucket chairs. Bow-back chairs, and the infield should be strong California. The Canucks, leaders in that section (for new condominiums being Captains’ chr. NOW outfielder and will also be 25 St. Paul, H case out of North Carolirta following his junior year. goals by Rey Comeau and Curt three quotations for the repairs is 32,682 with Socha and Miles. Division 2, took a 3-0 Iea(l in the first constructed), it will be paved in the 3 different benches. Mates’ Chr. NOW used as a designated hitter 29 South Catholic, A He averaged 18 points per game in winning the NBA Bennett. Bob Nystroid cut Atlanta’s and that tee sum is available in the water May 2 Xavier, A Inexperienced perfonhers period on two goals by rookie Ron summer, he said. department budget. A contingency opera­ Duckfoot Drop leaf FROM (the HCC allows its useage). rookie of the year award in his first season and hit at a lead in half when he scored the Filloramo said the paving hadn’t been CONVENIEMT 6 Aquiniu, A will be behind the plate, hi Sedlbauer and one by Don Le^yer. John tion, pending the repairs, is proving very Drop leaf trestle FROM First base is an unsettl^ 30.6 clip in capturing the league scoring title last Islanders’ first goal at 16:44 of the se­ completed because of sediment in the CHARGE PLANS 9 Northwest Catholic, A first and second. “We should season. McAdoo has a 34-point average and a comfor­ cond period. (jould added his 32nd and 33rd goals costly, he explained. a v a ila b le Sweetheart bench FROM position but sophomore roads. It was the consensus of tee board 13 St. Bernard, H just 70 seconds apart to stretch the Mayor John Thomspon presented a cita­ Mike Furlong has nailed get stronger as the season table three point lead over Barry for the scoring title Two minutes before Westfall’s goal, Green Manor wasn’t in violation of any 16 South. Catholic, H margin to 5-0 and Lever added tion to John Tani, who served on the board down the second base job. g o ^ along defensively. It this season. He also is tops in minutes played, third in Billy Harris apparently had tied the commitments. 20 Northwest Catholic, H another goal. The vicitory leaves Van­ from November 1971 to January 1975, 935 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER - 643-5171 - OPEN: TUE. THROUGH FflI. TIL 9/SAT. TIL 5:30/CLOS. MON. The left-side of the infield , 23 Windsor Locks, H w i^take a couple of games rebounding, fifth in field goal percentage and sixth in score on a power-play goal but it was At'this point. Director Pascal Prignano when he resigned. The citation is in untw their belts to gain con­ couver within two wins of clinching remarked, “If Green Manor isn’t in viola­ will be patroled by veterans. 27 Bulkeley, A blocked shots. disallowed by Skov, who ruled the recbgnition of his years of service to tee fidence.” Islander wing was in the goal crease the division title. tion, then I question the propriety of the Town of Manchester. allegations we heard. I think the board MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancfawter. COnn., Wed., April 2.11)75 — PAGE N IN gi™ ^ PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manctesler. Conn.. Wed.. Alrtl 1 .1175 r, Yankees Gain Catcher, Milwaukee Keeps NBA Playoff Hopes Alive « New York (UPI) —.Let’s hope somehow it 18 points and four assists. “Mickey gave us a big lift Washington defeated New title, paced Buffalo with 36 th e first period. Earl beating New Orleans. Pete Milwaukee will be tuned in happens.” “I’ll be listening tomorrow Orleans, 110-101, and in there,” Cratello said. “He points. Monroe led New York with Maravich led the Jazz with and listening very closely to ‘This one is over tonight night. It’s going to seem came through when we Portland ripped Los 26 points, eight of them in 19 points. the Chicago-Detroit game on strange rooting for Chicago, Angeles, 124-106. Rockets 113, Hawks 104 and we’ve got a very big one needed it the most.” “I like the final period, while Walt Blazers 124, Lakers 106 radio tonight. but that’s what I’ll be Seven-footer Kevin coming up tomorrow night,” coming in in tight games,” Bulls 98, Braves 93 Frazier added 21 points Sidney Wicks scored 22 But Lose First Baseman The Bucks came through Kunnert hit‘26 points and said Pistons Coach Ray doing.’* The Pistons seemed Chet Walker’s 24 points Davis said. “It gets the Rudy Tomjanovich had 27 as after being held scoreless in points and grabbed 19 with a 98-91 triumph over Scott. “I’m just glad—very in control most of the game led six Bulls in double blood pumping.” The Bucks Houston beat Atlanta and the first period. Fred Carter rebounds for Portland. Los Detroit ’Tuesday night but glad—it’s at home.” and although the Bucks led, figures as Chicago ended a NEW YORK (UPI) — The New'York Yankees gained a sign a contract with the White Sox after asking for $52,000 were led by Kareem Abdul- virtually clinched a playoff led the 76ers with 23 points Angeles, ^ which had won left-handed hitting reserve catcher Tuesday but may have the victory will mean Most of the Bucks said 72-69, going into the last three-game tailspin and and being offered $48,000. He agreed to $50,000 with the Jabbar’s 27 points. Bob spot. Houston leads idle and Billy Cunningham had eight of its last 12 games, nothing for them if the they would be listening on quarter, Detroit rallied to halted the Braves’ five lost a switch-hitting first baseman. Yankees and, ironically, may wind up as the club’s opening Lanier had 19 and John CHeveland by one game for 2 2 . played without injured Pistons can beat Chicago the radio to the Pistons’ ^ e the lead, 85-84. But then game winning streak. Tlie The wheeling-and-dealing Yankees, apparently not con­ day first baseman in the wake of White’s injury. Mengelt 18 for Detroit. the second-place spot in the center Elmore Smith and his tonight. game and, obviously, in the the Milwaukee defense held Bulls took a two-game lead. Bullets 110, Jazz 101 tent with off-season acquisitions Catfish Hunter and Bobby Elsewhere, Chicago beat NBA Central Division with absence proved to be the In other spring training news... Although the Bucks and strange position of hoping the Pistons scoreless for over idle Kansas City- Washington, with Elvin Bonds, moved to back up first string catcher Thurman Buffalo, 98-93, Houston one game to play. difference. The victory was Pistons played one of the for a Chicago win. almost three minutes and Omaha in the Midwest Divi­ Hayes sinking 33 points, Munson by acquiring lefty-hitting bac^top Ed Herrmann, The New York Mets optioned catcher Ron Hodges to downed Atlanta, 113-104, the 36th for third-place most exciting games of the “We needed this game so reserve forward Mickey sion with three games left. Knicks 99, 76ers 95 maintained its slim lead 28, from the Chicago White Sox Tuesday for four minor Tidewater, thus opening up a spot for John Stearns, the N ew York edged Portland, the most in its leaguers. season, both clubs had their badly,” said Bucks’ guard Davis got Milwaukee Bob McAdoo, who has won New York rallied to win over Boston for the best highly rated “throw-in” in the Tug McGraw for Del Unser Philadelphia. 99-95, after trailing by 15 points in record in the NBA by five-year history. For Herrmann, who caught 1(X) or more games for trade with Philadelphia last winter. Steams, a former No. minds on tonight’s crucial George Thompson, who had moving. his second straight scoring Chicago in each of the last four seasons and last year hit 1 draft choice of the Phils, has had a good-hitting spring for matchup. t . . .259 with 10 homers and 39 RBIs, the Yankees gave up the Mets as a backup catcher to Jerry Grote and sometime T he victory kept southpaw Fred Anyeski, outfielder-first baseman John third baseman. Milwaukee’s slim playoff hopes alive. They have t^ e e A ' X, # • ' Marron, outfielder Ken Bennett and catcher Terry Quinn, u r Lowest Price This Year! \ plus cash. Montreal’s spring phenom, Gary Carter, continued his games left-with New York However, fast on the heels of the Herrmann acquisition, hot hitting with a two-mn homer that lifted the Expos to a Friday, Detroit Saturday A came the news that switch-hitting Roy White, last year’s 9-5 win over Minnesota Twins... Home runs by Tony Perez and Chicago Sunday. The . m leftfielder and frequent designated hitter, would be and Ed Armbrister highlighted a 19-hit Cincinnati attack Pistons have two left— that powered the Reds to an 8-2 victory over the Mets. sidelined for at least a week with a chip fracture in his left Chicago and then Milwaukee thumb. on Saturday. m fi Rookie Pete Van Horne’s bases-clearing double in the White, who had been making a fairly successful transi­ ninth inning helped the University of Arizona to a come- The Bucks must win their y* tion to first base this spring, was injur^ after diving for a from-behind triumph over Cleveland ... Ken Boswell three and Detroit has to lose ground ball Monday during an exhibition game between singled home Jose Cmz with the winning run in the ninth its two if the Bucks are to the Yanks and Minnesota. Xrays revealefd a fracture and it inning to give Houston a 3-2 win over St. Louis ... Wilbur avoid missing the playoffs Save was believed that White would likely miss the Yankee’s Wood went the seven-inning route to hurl the White Sox to for the first time in five opener versus Cleveland. a 4-1 decision over Pittsburgh in the first game of a years. Basis of the Herrmann deal was the catcher’s refusal to doubleheader. “I just hope Chicago goes Radial Sale! all out and plays like they should,” Bucks Coach Lany Costello said. “Unfortunate 2 ly, hope is all we have left. 30% No Chance McGinnis Took Night Off Sears Replaced FREE if it WASHINGTON (UPI) fails. Installed FREE (UPI photo) — Former major league And Watched Indiana Bow owner Bill Veeck, who is SAVE if Sears Installed it. Sears Best, Steady negotiating to purchase Dave Moates of Texas Forced Out at Second Base NEW YORK (UPI) - Indiana apiece. Edge, playing in place of Shock Absorber Guararitee Oriole Infielder Bobby Grich Leaps to Avoid Runner. the Baltimore Orioles, Pacer forward George McGinnis had McGinnis, also had 15 rebounds and If Heavy-Duty Shock Absorber falls says there is no chance the right idea Tuesday. He took the Knight, starting in place of injured. due to faulty materials or workmarr- that the team will play any BOWLING ship or wears-out while the original Rider Shock evening off. Darnell Hillman, had 12 rebounds and purchaser owns the car, it will be games in Washington’s McGinnis spent the whole night on six steals. replaced upon return tree ot charge, or the purchase price will be relunded. Robert F. Kennedy the bench watching the Denver “I’ve got Darnell hurt and I can’t ST. JAMES- J o a n stadium this year. Nuggets beat his team, 128-115, in a take any chance of having George If the detective shock absorber was Scheibenpflug 143-368. installed by Sears, we will Install Ihe Absorbers .CarhOf Miller Make Noise Veeck said efforts to game that didn’t mean a thing. hurt, too, going into the playoffs,” new shock absorber with no charge buy the team had dragged Denver already has clinched the ABA said Coach Bob Leonard, whose team ANTIQUES- Donna Bremser for labor. on too long and there was West title and the Pacers have opens the playoffs at San Antonio. 127-130-350, Flo Niles 134-352, With Bats Against Tigers LITTLE “no possibility at ail of assured themselves of third place in Saturday. “Until we get a more Vivi Bayer 134-131-369, Sophie playing any of the Orioles’ the Western Division. definite answer on Darnell, I’m npt Burger 132-348, Kris Kelley 128- 25 l/KiaiTKB % LEAGUE games in Washington this On top of that, the snow kept falling going to play George.” 366, Arlene St. Pierre 131, Regular WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - derby or how Carbo stands in the Gloria Smith 133-366, Julie Bernie Carbo and Rick Miller made year if I get the club.” in Denver Tuesday, surpassing the 24- Spurs 130, (J’s 113 manager’s plans, but he’s smiling at Canvassing for Levesque 129-340, Fran Doyon enough noise with their bats Tuesday V eeck said he had hour continuous mark, and Donnie Freeman’s 23 points headed ONLY •12.99 each his team’s long overdue offensive out­ Manchester Little League 130-340, Joan Colby 146-368. night to forc^ Boston Red Sox burst. hoped to consummate the temperatures were in the low teens. a list of eight Spurs in double figures. will not be held until May 18. Manager Darrell Johnson to pause deal by last November, And the scoreboard in the Denver San Antonio grabbed a team record 30 Two Jays earlier he had lamented Youngsters going around SILK CITY- Mario over their names before he makes out “but the thing dragged Auditorium Arena didn’t work. rebounds to 45 for the Q’s, who are out Fratarolli 206-216-609, Rollo A his cluh’s lack of hitting with runners town without uniforms his opening day lineup. on,” The game was well played as the of the playoffs and who reportedly Masse 206-203-581, Ken Thomas in scoring position. “That’s disappoin­ saying they are now collec­ Miller, in a battle with Juan He said negotiations are lead changed hands 20 times and the will move from San Diego next 217-248450, Ken Plecity 200-203- Sears Booster Shock ting to me,’’ he said after three con­ ting are not part of the fund Beniques and rookie Fred Lynn to continuing between his score was tied 13 times before Bobby season. Coby Dietrick, playing in 204407, Ron Ramsdell 200421, secutive losses to National League raising drive. start the season in center field, lawyers and attorneys for Jones hit a pair of quick baskets place of the league’s leading Mike Hurley 214-578, Walt teams. Only boys in uniforms will Absorbers ...... 27.99pr. stroked a three-run home run off Orioles owner Jerold C. midway in the fourth quarter with rebounder, Swen Nater, who was ill, Shaffer 202-237-598, Rob Johnson can find places for both be part of the drive. Hoffberger. Veeck has bid Denver ahead, 105-104, to send the Redmen 212-545, Harry Plecity Lerrin LaGrow in a 9-0 victory over had a career-high 21 rebounds for the 502, Ron Bartlett 534-, Ray. Air Adjustable Shocks...... 49.99pr. Miller and Carbo, if they’re going to $12 million for the team. Nuggets on their way to the win. the Detroit Tigers in Lakeland. Spurs and scored 20 points. Zabilansky 541, Lou Halpryn Fast, Low Cost Installation A vailahle Carbo, who almost didn’t stay with deliver the long ball and key hits. Nugget Coach Larry Brown was Spirits 122, Stars 109 545, Omer Quirion 510, Bob P the Red Sox this year, increased his Miller may wind up platooning in Thornton Disabled pleased with the game as all 11 Marvin Barnes and Freddie Lewis Heavisides 515, Len Farrand AR78-13 Whitewall plus F.E.T. chances of becoming the club’s No. 1 center field, going against right- SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (UPI) Nuggets saw 15 minutes or more of scored 26 points each and keyed a 541, Roy Grabowski 540, Gary left-handed designated hitter with a handed pitchers, arid Carbo could be — First baseman Andy Thorn­ Pagani’s Cop action and seven scored in double third-quarter rally for St. Louis. Cockerhan 201-552, Win Conant three-run homer of his own off the left-handed designated hitter ton of the Chicago Cubs Rec Bowing figures, ied by Mike Green with 24. Barnes won his personal battl^ over 215-561, Ron Custer 224-208496, ^ Steel Belt Construction southpaw John Hiller. ahead of Cecil Cooper, who is still Tuesday was placed on the 21- Jones wound up with 14 points and 13 his rival for Rookie of the Year Ray Chittick 203-535, Bob Johnson still isn’t saying anything trying to regain his sharpness after day disabled list after breaking Champions of the Rec rebounds as well as three blocked honors, Moses Malone. Besides his Bassett 219-541, Dick Cote 200- I . about who is ahead in the center field missing two weeks due to illness. a bone in his right wrist. Bowling League this season is shots. scoring, he also pulled ,down 19 553, Enso Pavan 200-579, Jim Rugged Radial Design Pagani’s, which won a one “I liked our game tonight because Stamler 206-554, Bob McComb rebounds compared with 20 points and 502, Bob Thompson 519, Bill game rolloff over Vittner’s we got some good running in and a lot • 10 rebounds for Malone. after league play ended in a tie. Mann 504, Norm Rivard 542, of our guys got some valuable time in Sounds 121, Squires 102 □At'-'- SAVE Jerry Smith of Pagani’s had Jim Wade 505, Skip'Scoville 528, ,” said Brown, whose team closes the the best average with a 112. Bob George Carter scored 24 points and Skip Mikoleit 215-597, Frank On Polyglas Guthrie of Cycle posted hi^h regular season at home against San Chuck Wiiliams added 19 for Pitts 215-554, Jim Magowan 212- triple of 396 and high single of Diego Thursday. “It was not one of Memphis. The Sounds scored 15 519. |GlJARA]\TEi;]| Viliitewalls 165. Bob Smith of Le-Mi’s rolled our better performances, but under straight points midway through the SAVE 30% a high no mark of 96. the circumstances we were pleased.” second half and stretched a 79-74 lead Regulariy* “ 39 Custom Power Cushion Polyglas Final Standinqs: — Pagani’s Kevin Joyce ied Indiana with 25 to 94-74. During one fourth-quarter BLOSSOMS - Marty 36,000 MILES 37-26, Vittner’s 37-26, Copas 35- points while Len Elmore had 23 and span, the Sounds outscored the Bradshaw 211-502, Betty This is America's largest selling tire - for lots o^ good reasons. Re­ 6»2l 28, Alcar 33-30, Cycle’s 22-41, Billy itnight and Charlie Edge had 22 Whitehill 180, Barbara Sullivan silient polyester cord body for smooth-riding comfort. Tread firm­ Squires, 23-5, and pushed their lead to Le-Mi 22-41. 25 points, 102-77. 186-532, Rita Collins 170458. ing fiberglass belts for road-holding traction. A use-proved tread RADIAL 36S Regular SALE b a t’ll design that really delivers on mileage. This is a tire featured on Whitewall Price PRICE F.E.T. many of the 1975 model cars. For three days only, Polyglas white- Sign with Chargers PARKADE JUNIORS - walls are special priced at 30% off. Buy now and save. SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Dwight Net Winner Village of Champ Mayor Gordon Stansbm y 465, Ken AR78-13 $44 32.97 2.02 A78-13 plus $1.77 RE.T. and tire off your car. McDonald, the nation’s leading Leitz 220-202-595, John White pass receiver in 1974, and Wake Capturing the New 220461, Mike Kopp 490, Jeff CR78-13 $46 34.47 2.51 Sears Dwell DC-Powered SAVE ^13 to W PER TIRE Forest defensive back Bill Stits England Class B Women’s Fishman 192, Jim Hadden 176, Tuesday signed free agent con­ Singles Tournament title Challenges Collegians Chuck Cartwright 184, Gail Sears Highway Passenger Tire Guarantee ER78-14 $56 41.97 2.55 Tachometer Timing Lfght Plus F.E.T. RES. SAU' If you do not receive the number of miles specified SIZE FJTS MODELS OFi and tire off tracts with the San Diego last weekend was Dorothy Shimaitis 175, Roger Poudrier PRICE PRICE ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Bill weight involved in all throws because of your tire becoming unserviceable due to (1) your car Chargers. Ogden ,of Vernon, who 180-22M83-588, Robert Cour- defects. (2) normal road hazards, or (3) tread wear-out. FR78-14 $59 43.97 2.67 Gremlin, Hornet, Javelin, Valiant, Duster, Bangert, mayor of the suburban adds up to one ton. McDonald set a receiving tright 186, Gary Nelson 183457, We will: At our option, exchange it for a licw tire or give Regular D78-14 Barracuda, Mavarick & others $43.80 $30.66 $2.18 plays out of the Regular record at San Diego State in Village of Champ, Tuesday Bangert has asked the federal Sandy Irish 465, Kevin Sullivan you a refund charging in either case only the GR78-14 $63 46.97 2.89 9 7 Torino, Ambassador, Camaro, Cutlass, 25.99 1997 Manchester Racquet Club. challenged this year’s NCAA government for $5()0 in revenue- proportion of the then current selling price plus 25.99 Chevelle, Challenger, Roadrunner, 1974, catching 86 passes for 1,- 189-500, Steve Stratton 456, John F78-14 $48.15 $33.70 $2.47 The tournam ent was held sharing money to buy a Federal Excise tax th a t represents mileage used. Charger $ others 157 y a r d s an d se v e n champions in field events to Jenkins 200-531, Paul Gluhosky If the tire is unserviceable due to any of the HR78-14 867 49.97 3.09 Torino, Montego, Century, Chevelle, touchdowns. McDonald, 6-foot- at the Squash and Tennis compete with him in a special stainless steel flagpole, 21 feet 193-494, Crescent Deciantis 181- above causes before 10% of the guaranteed G78-14 LeMans, Charger, Roadrunner & others $50.20 $35.14 $2.62 3,180 pounds, was named to the Club, Shrewsbury, Mass. Scottish throwing event July 6. long and weighing l50 pounds. 454, Chris Deciantis 457, Mark mileage is received, the replacement or refund GR78-15 867 49.97 2.96 Chevrolet, Polira, Galaxle, Monterey, “We’ll see whether they can His plan is to use it for a will be made with no charge for mileage received. G78-15 Fury, Catalina & others $51.55 $36.08 $2.69 all-Pacific Coast Athletic Mrs. Ogden defeated Gluhosky 458, Rick Costello 204. flagpole for the opening Nail punctures will be repaired at no charge. champion!/^ ^ SAVE leSabre, Riviera, Newport, Galixle, Association team and the all- Moija Palstrom, the beat an old man,” said the 52- HR78-15 $71 52.97 3.17 H78-15 Monterey, Olds, Pontiac & others $55.35 $38.74 $2.92 year-old Bangert. ‘T il show ceremonies, then remove the Guarantee applies to tirca on Vehicles West Coast Team in 1974. second-ranked player in used for private family purposes. Cadillac, Buick Estate Wagon, Imperial, them the answer to the Age of flag and use the pole for the PARKADE BANTAMS - 3 8 % Unlit Kprr L78-1S Monaco Wagon & others $59.95 $41.95 $3.21 the division in 1974, 6-3, LR78-15 «77 57.47 3.46 custom pr Aquarius.” caber throw. 2 7 % New Hockey Coach 7-5 in the first round. San­ R icardo Contreas 150-416, I CNCCI >> if « t M il ovt Of iflu r t in w t «riil ItMO you o rohi choeh, H io rln i futu n dtllvory at tha advtrtiM d prka. Tlie athletes whom Bangert The reason Bangert has asked Walter Silva 174-465, Danny HAMILTON, N.Y. (UPI) - Wiper Refill dy Low' of East Hartford plans to invite to Champ will be for revenue-sharing money for James 158, Randy Stansberry Cbampion James Higgins, former assis­ Safe Ends Sat Night w as upended in the winners of individual titles at the flagpole is because “Champ 435, Nick Marotti 1544S3, Dale tant coach at Brown Universi­ Sears Has New 4*Ply Nylon Cord B lades_ ^ ^ semifinals, 6-3, 6-0. the June 5 NCAA cham­ has never received one dime Carlson 164-431, Mark Rich-, Plugs ty, has been selected bead Low RegularPrices On New Polyester CordTlres E78-14 blackwall F78-14 blackwall Mrs. Ogden, unseeded, pionships at Brigham Young before in revenue-sharing .rnond 182415, Craig Carlson 6.00x13 Crusader coach of the Colgate hockey 4 7 topped third-ranked Nan­ University in Provo, Utah. funds. We feel that the sharing 154. Regular 2.69 Reg.79Cea. M ea team, it was announced Tires as Low as 9*^ Blackwall plus F.E.T. 2 $ 2 2 8 5 Bangert, a former champion of government monies should Tuesday. Higgins, 35, succeeds cy Boutilier, 4-6, 7-5, 6-4, resistor type ca. INFLATION STOPS HERE! in the finals to capture the shot putter and discus thrower, be nondiscriminating.” G78-14 blackwall G78-15 blackwall Braden Houston, who has All-Weather78 crown. said he will attend the NCA Bangert founded Champ in FLORAL — Joan Lindsay become Colgate’s athletic events and extend the in­ 1959 with the hope of making it 184454, Jean Archambault 459, • Built with triple-tempered polyester cord $ 2 3 8 5 business manager. Professional Wheel Alignment SAVE *1 5 .. . $1550 for strength and resilience • Rib-type tread S 2 4 ’ » vitations to the young athletes the site of a future Olympic H arriet Wilson 196474, Jan — designed with plenty of traction edges for Plus 42.32 to $2.69 F.E.T., depending on size, and old at that time, Games. He has been trying to Wright 188-472, Eileen tire. Whitewalls available In most sizes at slightly “r m sure su I’ll be able to get develop the land as. an in­ Christensen 454. Expert Brake Job ^878-13 blachwall plus $1.88 decisive grip • In every detail, this tire gives higher prices. RE.T. and old tire you honest quality at a money-saving price OIL BURNER SERVICE TECUNICMNS them to come,” he said. "I’m dustrial park. 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Tlie 56- in a move that may increase front wheel bearings WASHINGTON (UPI) - Joe • New brake drums and new wheel cylinders at pound weight is two throws for betting handles, track Quallfl,^ persons should call Mr. Cook, 649-4505 Blair, public relations director additional cost if required separate measuresments of president-treasurer B.A. Dario for a confidential Interview. for the Washington Redskins Mufflers I yi 97 • Disc type $20 extra height ahd distance. said Tuesday. Sale Ends Saturday! for the past 13 years, was INSTALLED! T f . Services Available At Most Aulo Centers Bangert explained that each The disclosure came with a named 'Tuesday to the newly 295~BR0AD ST., (OPPOSITE SEAR’S AUTOMOTIVE) contestant will get four throws State Racing Commission an- I BANTLYOILCO. created post of public relations SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE STORE HOURS: in each event for a total of 24 nouncfement that Lincoln and director for the National Foot­ Sati$laclion Guaranteed or Your Money liaet; MANCHESTER M on .-Fri. Saturday PHONE 643-1161 | Mancheater, Conn. throws with all of the distances Narragansett Park have been ball Association Players Sears given a total of 255 racing days r 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. MON., TUES., WED., FBI. 8-5:30 • THURS. 6-8 • SAT. 8-1 . I added together to calculate a Association. Manchetteir Parkada 9 a.m . to 9 p.m . contestant’s score. The total this year. SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Tire and Auto Center MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn.. Wed.. April 2, 1975 PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Maachcater. Conn., Wed.. April 2,1875. Easy First-Round Wins Near-Riot Polices ENVIRONMENTAL Stricken by Floods SPORTS United PiBoxing The muddy floodwaters of the thousands of cattle. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UPI) - Owner Upton BeU of the Top seeded Chris Evert of Association flyweight champion Susumu Hanagata ot powerful Ohio River swirled Charlotte Hornets Tuesday said the public sale of shares in windowsill-deep in portions of Fort I^uderdale, Fla., and Japan. the World Football League franchise failed to raise enough western Kentucky, driving 200 defending champion Evonne The spectators hurled programs and other objects into money and he had two more weeks to come up with an ad­ families from their low-lying Goolagong of Australia, the ring when Referee Herbert Minn, an American oT ditional 1450,000 in order to operate the club next season. homes. Save Children Federation easily polished off first Kqrean ancestry who lives in Honolulu, aimounced Bell announced that Uie March 31 deadline for the sale of The NUssissippi lumbered round opponents ’Tuesday in Salavarria as toe winner. shares in the team passed with less than 3600,000 in the southward brin^g the threat the $150,000 Virginia Slims Both Minn and Filippino judge Enrique Jimenez of of more flooding to the southern bank. The team must have $1.1 million to start the league’s Loses Contact With Staffers w om en’s ten n is ch am ­ Manila scored 71-68 for Salavairia. Ja p a n ^ Judge Masao Mississippi Delta. second season. pionships at the Sports Kato called it 73-69 for Hanagata. The UPI had it 73-67 for With the Ohio River 12 feet WESTPORT (UPI) r- A resettlement and rehabilitation of Vietnamese children. Linebacker Signed Arena. Hanagata who used his left hand effectively and wlis the above flood stage at Paducah, spokeswoman for the Save the projects. “We had one project in Mon- Miss Evert, the tour­ aggressor all the way. Ky., the big river’s overflow Children Federation said today She said about 2,000-3,000 tagnard country that has swamped M ^ a c k e n County, NEW YORK (UPI) - The New York Jets Tuesday an­ ’Ihe Japan Boxing Cbnunission withheld payment of ser­ it has lost contact with many American families are spon­ fallen,” she said. “We assume nament’s leading money blocked at least two major nounced the signing of linebacker Richard Wood of the winner with $81,450, routed vices to Minn and Jimenez. It also sent a telegram to Bill staff members and project soring as many Vietnamese that it’s kaput. Brennan, chairman of the WBA championship committee, highways and closed many side centers in the central and in­ children through the federation “At the moment we’re just University of Southern California, their third choice in the Janet Newberry of La Jolla, roads. protesting the decision. It called the verdict one^M the terior areas of South Vietnam. program. The federation has sitting on our program,” she January college player draft. Calif., 6-1, 6-0. Miss The National Weather Ser­ received many inquiries, which worst made in Japan and asked for a rematch w i^n 60 Elaine Atkinson said the said. Wood, 21, sign^ a multiple year contract, but no terms Goolagong, who shocked vice predicted the Ohio and federation has an American it can’t answer, from sponsors were announced. The 6-2, 215-pounder figures to play out­ Miss Evert, 6-3, 6-4 in the days. other swollen Kentucky rivers field director, David Belskis, in side linebacker for the Jets. Wood was also drafted by the 1974 championship final, There were no knockdowns although Hanagata and would be falling today. Saigon, but that many Viet­ Southern California Sun of the World Football League. whipped Val Ziegenfuss of Salavarria traded punches viciously from time to time. The backwaters of the namese staffers and El Cajon, Calif., 6-2, 6-1. Miim said “I gave the fight to Salavarria because he Mississippi edged toward beneficiaries in the outlying Slaying Witness Sought The eight winners landed toe cleaner punches, particularly his left hoidcs to homes in the delta country. areas have been caught up in Mynier Promoted the body.” Heavy farm equipment was the swift military advances Tuesday will play a round- moved toward hi^er ground HAMDEN. (UPI) - Hamden seeking an escaped convict as a robin tournament during the Hanagata failed in the first defense of the title^hich he engulfing the nation. NORTHFIELD, Vt. (UPI) - Barry Mynter was and residents were moving out “We are in contact with our police have broken silence in possible witness. won by a sixth-round knockout over Chartchai Chionoi of Ronald Simmat, 30, of promoted Tuesday to the head football coaching position at next four days—Wedne^ay, or packing to move between field officer in Saigon and he’s their investigation of the lovers ’Ibailand last October in Yokohama. Milford, fled from a weekend Norwich College replacing Joe Sabol. Thursday and Friday nights ' Vickburg and Holly Bluff and having great difficulties contac­ lane shooting of an 18-year-old Salavarria won the WBA flyweight crown for the first furlough March 22, hours before Sabol resigned last month to become head football and Saturday noon. Rolling Fork, Miss. ting the project areas,” she girl and announced they are coach of Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania next fall. Unseeded Marcie Louie of time. He previously was the World Boxing (touncil (WBC) Civil Defense authorities at said. “They are in the interior Sheryl DiLieto of Hamden was Spn Francisco and Mona flyweight champion, but host his title to Venezuela’s Vicksburg said more than ISO and communications are com­ shot to death by a hooded man Mynter had been an assistant to Sabol for the last decade. who fired as many as 15 rounds (UPI photo) Betulio Gonzalez when he was disqualified for alleged^ families woul4 have to be pletely wiped out. We don’t Schallau scored the only up­ into the parked car she was sit­ sets. Miss Louie upend^ Evonne Goolagong Returns Serve in Los Angeles taking a stimulant while they were fighting on November evacuated from the area by the know what’s happening to our 2 ting in. Her companion was weekend. projects.” eighth-seeded Nancy Richey 20, 1971 in Maracaibo. Report Alleges seriously wounded. Jackson Leaves “We are in a major flood,” ’Ilie spokeswoman said the Gunter of San Angelo, Tex., Police said Monday Simmat, said Col. Gerald Galloway, dis­ federation is not involved in Fire Code HANOVER, N.H. (UPI) — Marcus Jackson, whose 7-6, 7-5. Miss Schallau took It was Salavarrio’s 57th win against five losses and two convicted to a life sentence for trict engineer for the Army evacuating orphan children magical touch was supposed to transform the woeful Dart­ draws in 64 fights. For Hanagata it was his 14th defeat shooting a liquor store owner advantage of the erratic • 1 Corps of Engineers. “The Corps from the country, but has Violations mouth basketball team into an Eastern contender, has left against 41 wins and eight draws in 63 bouts. ’They are both during a robbery 13 years ago, play of France’s Francoise is making every effort to be helped many children living the Ivy League school after one mediocre season. Yugoslav Truck Driver 28 years old. HARTFORD (UPI) - The is not a suspect in the slaying. Durr to demat the sixth prepared and the people must with their families through Jackson, hired 8% months ago after performing a three- state bought the Phoenix Simmat was returning in his seeded player, 6-4, 6-3. I do the same thing.” Building for an inflated price year transformation at Coe College in Iowa, announced his Miss Evert had Miss father’s car to the state prison even though officials knew that at Somers the day of the resignation Tuesday to take the head coaching job at Newberry on the run almost Issues Challenge to Ali Race Earnings fire code violations would be shooting. ’The father last saw Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio. from the start with her hard costly to correct, according to anywhere,” Cetnik said. his son when Simmat entered a and well placed shots from BELGRADE (UPI) - A Cetnik has already made NEWARK, N.J. (UPI) - The New Jersey Sports and , (Herald photo by Pinto) Two Struck by Autos an investigative report. Cetnik has written a letter training plans. “I shall need restaurant near the scene of the the baseline. She lost only 35-year old Yugoslav truck Exposition Authority says it earned $5.3 million from State fire safety officials shooting about 5 p.m. to use a to the Yugoslav Wrestling Fined and Suspended one game, the second in the driver has challenged world a trainer, but as far as my racing dates held at Garden State Park and Freehold .'Steve Fish explains his mural to Timothy Maddock and Lisa Santarpla, Grade 2 students at Highland Park School. In Separate Mishaps warned six weeks before the restroom. He never returned. first set. heavyweight boxing cham­ Association to contact the diet is concerned I’ll take Raceway. $7.3 million purchase that some Miss DiLieto and Steven LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The World Hockey Association Japanese Wrestling Federa­ violations seemed “insurmoun­ “I’m winning from the pion Muhammad Ali to a care of it myself. Heavy The authority, which is building a track in the Hacken­ By Juan Sanchez This year we are bringing forestry game, will be sent out “Insects,” provide interesting Carol Ann Lanham, 5, of 140 Keith Martin, 8, of 161 School Lawry, 18, were attacked in announced Tuesday that Indianapolis Racers goaltender tion which reportedly may table” and could bar the use of backcourt,” said Miss Evert wrestling bout, the Belgrade shepherd’s cheese, lamb sack Meadowlands in-East Rutherford, said Monday that ^ Windy days, cold damp nights new dimensions to our lessons to one of the school libraries supplementary materials. Maple St. was struck by a car St. was walking to the Nathan West Rock Park about 9 p.m. be organizing All’s bouts whole floors by Greater Hart­ Andy Brown has been fined $250 and suspended fdr one in defense of her style of evening newspaper roasted on a spit and red the earnings were current through the end of the authority and frosty mornings. Now and and to the schools. A host of later this year. The game deals We have found that many of Tuesday at 4:53 p.m. on Maple Hale School on Spruce St. that night. Lawry, who was St., police said. ford Community College, the released from the hospital Mon­ game. ■ play. “So why should I come Vecernje Novosti said with sumo wrestlers. village wine suit me best.” .winter meets at Garden State. then a few remnant snowflakes new educational devices have with concepts of forestry the teachers contacting us this before 9 a.m. today when be Bud Poile, vice president and executive director of the been purchased and developed management and development. year about the outdoors and en­ She was taken by ambulance Hartford Courant said today. day, described the assailant as to the net? Why change a today. fall, but in our hearts we know saw a pin in the road in front of ’The state’s purchase agree­ WHA, said Uie penalties were handed down as a result of by us. Among them are sound Each student will have a forest vironmental problems. For this to Manchester Memorial 5-foot-8 and wearing a green winning game? This touma- Ilija Cetnik, a 6-6 shepherd that spring is in the works. the Bike Shop at 180 Spruce St., ment ignored the violations, murals. Steve Fish has put plot and will select instructions reason our bwk lending library Hospital where she was ad­ said the school principal, Leo hooded jacket. an altercation Brown had with officials in a game at ment compares with from a small village at .Many are still awaiting shirt- and when Public Works Depart­ many hours of research and art from a pile of chance cards. has recently been expanded to mitted with a fractured skull. Diana. Simmat, 5-foot-7 and 140 Cleveland March 29. The suspension will be served when Wimbleton and Forest Hills. Knin, in the Dalmatian Special Spring Savings! ijsleeve weather, but most, in­ ment files were examined last cluding the staff of the Center work into some of these. The student will then manage over 100 volurnes. The library She was reported in satisfac­ ’The boy ran into the street pounds, was wearing khaki the Racers visit Vancouver April 6. highlands in south-central week the fire safety officials’ prison clothes when he escaped, It is just as important.” 4or Environmental Education, “Spring at the Nature or mismanage his plot, accor­ includes books that are geared tory condition late this mor­ and into the path of a car, Diana Although she is the leading Yugoslavia, issued his PERFORMANCE “78” POLY Center” is thfe theme of one ding to the cards he picks to the reading level of most ning, a hospital spokesman report was missing and police said. %ave been long aware of the told police. replaced by a watered-down money winner on the tour. challenge after hearing that mural. 'It is painted on a four- throughout the game, until he students as wejl as more ad­ said. Teachers and school crossing A 4-PLY WHITEWALL !higns. version, the Courant said. House for Sale Miss Evert said that she Ali had agreed to fight < For us it starts with the skunk by-sbe-foot sheet of fiberboard has filled it with trees or vanced and technical books Police said the accident oc­ guards took care of him. A curred as follows: The substituted report was doesn’t consider herself No. Japanese sumo wrestlers. ^abbage inelting its way that was donated by Colonial destroyed the potential of his dealing with specific concepts. patrolman took him home. His PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) — Bill Walton of the Portland A Good Humor Ice Cream attributed to two officials who 1 at the present time. Cetnik said that if Ali through toe snow in mid- Board Co. The mural illustrates land for gi;owing trees. A fact The diversity of clasps that m other took him to MMH Trail Blazers, who has missed most of the National our pond and some (if the many sheet explaining the concepts we have held this past moB(h in­ truck driven by David C. told the Courant they did not MORI “There are four or five failed to meet him, he would SFebrugry'. Red-Wiri'g blackbirds where he was treated for write it and had never seen it Basketball Association season with a bone spur injury, has animals that visit it in the behind each c^ n c e card ac­ clude signs of spring, fire Hemphill, 20, of 88 Legion Dr., bruises and released, a tough players,” she said. sue him at an international liarrive two weeks later, then the before, the newspaper Owr 40 Tmts at UmxmM tnejten put his specially built A-frame home on the banks of the For sub-compacts; spring. An accompanying tape companies the game. building (that’s right, several Rockville was parked in a no spokesman said. “They are Margaret Court, court for deceiving the 4id is off. The procession of' reported. Willamette River up for sale. Chevelle, Mustang, oevents that follows excites even recording has the sounds of nine New materials also include groups are preparing for cam­ parking zone on the north side The boy returned to finish the Open 24 Hours Dally Francoise Durr, Evonne public. of Maple St., police said. The A $4.5 million price originally The house, which carries a $99,500 price tag, was listed Torino, Nova, Dart, !;the most lethargic of observers. of the animals (phoebe, several excellent transparency ping trips later this spring), and school day, Diana said. FOR EMERCBICY SERVICE Goolagong, Billie Jean King “I have had enough of car driven by Emily Natali, 48,' attached to the building by its P and advertised in the classing ad section of the Sunday Duster. Red Maple buds swell. Privet bullfrog, wood duck, etc.) that series dealing with life cycles, the meaning and importance of Police are still investigating. Clay’s boasting. He is a good of 14 Laurwood Dr., Bolton owners. Travelers Insurance Oregonian. and myself.” SIZE REG. SALE "Starts to green, wood frogs are featured in the mural. ecological cycles, weather National Wildlife Week. boxer, but talks too much. I heading west swerved around Co., was turned down by the Favorites came through in -arrive at our pond; and then one Although the theme is spring, systems and iilsects and insect Several other types of classes Mark Cote, 5, of 107 Harlan was silent until he said he C78x13 24.99 $18 alert students can also discover life styles and adaptations. were also conducted. the truck as the girl ran into the state. That price included five Mobil p i good style in the other morning robins toss the leaves St. suffered a broken leg in an street on the far side of the acres not included in the final HEATING OILS matches. Second seeded would fight free-style E78X14 27.99 ^19 ^in search of food. Spring the life cycle of the green frogs, Aside from new materials As spring continues to accident Monday on Harlan St. Exhibits New Car A78X13, Reg. 23.99 truck out of the driver’s sight. purchase. Alien Schaefer and M artina N avratilova of wrestlers with his bare (songsters like the song and several small food chains many of our standards, in­ manifest itself, the diversity He was reported still in OIL BURNER A F.E.T.1.76 F78x14 28.99 $ 2 1 and food webs that are por­ cluding our teacher aid kits, will broaden as more teachers The car knocked her down. Harry Gampel, real estate INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) — Rolla Vollstedt, veteran Czechoslovakia ripped hands,” said the 264-pound sparrows and chickadees had satisfactory condition in MMH agents, bought the building and Fits all Pintos, Vegas, Plus 1.98 to 2.40 F.E.T. Hemphill was charged with HEATINO INSTALLATION race car designer, builder and owner from Portland, Ore., Cetnik whose favorite sport started even before the snow trayed in the mural. Other have been in great demand. and students continue to this morning, a spokesman Kathy Kuykendall of Miami, Colts; most Datsuns, murals are still being Some kits such as the "Pond experience outdoor learning ac­ illegal parking. Court is April sold it to the state. is shot-putting with large For compacts and ,was gone. said. Tuesday exhibited a new turbo-charged, Offenhauser- 6-2, 6-0: Third-seeded Toyotas, Mazdas. developed; these, too, will be Community” and the “Forest tivities. 15. 643-5135 powered car he will enter in this year’s Indianapolis 500. rocks at village fairs. larga cars f The tempo quickens and our 315 Cantar St. Manchaatar Virginia Wade of England Big on mileage, high sent to various schools for dis­ Community” fit in perfectly Vollstedt described his latest creation as one of the “I am sure I am stronger SIZE REG. SALE I class loads increase as students whipped Wendy Overton of on traction, low profile ’and teachers, eager to deepen plays in classrooms, libraries with the newly selected science than him and I am ready to H78x14 31.99 “cleanest” he has ever seen for the Memorial Day Ormond Beach, Fla., 6-3i, 6- modern styling. Strong $23 f their contact with the out-of- and hallways. curriculum materials. Other wrestle with him any time Another innovation, a kits “Earth Science,” “Birds,” weekend classic and indicated he had high hopes for it. 1: Fifth seeded Olga polyester cord with no G78x15 29.99 $ 2 2 idoors, consult us. Morozova of Russia, the 8 Track Auto thump. L78x15 35.99 $24 only amateur in the tourna­ Stereo Tape Player Wheels Balanced 4 7 5 Plus 2.56 to 3.11 F.E.T. ONE IF BY LAND...TWO IF BY SEA ment, trounced Sue Stap of Each wheel, off car, | Each Clash of Giants ^ndudln^eight^^^^^^ Deerfield, 111., 6-2,6-1: Julie SAVE BOSTON (UPI) — The two men judged most valuable by Opener Our Heldman of Houston, seeded Reg. 2 3 7 0 OVER their peers will come out clawing tonight when the Boston No. 7, breezed past Raquel Weather permitting, the 29.99 $6 POLICE REPORT 1 . Celtics and Buffalo Braves scrap for the ninth and final Giscafre of Argentina, 6-2,6- Cheney Tech baseball Compact unit with big, rich sound time of the regular season. 1. Sport Preitiium 4-Ply Nylon Whitewall team will get its 1975 cam­ for all 12 volt negative ground ve­ : MANCHESTER glove valued at $20, police said. three double and three triple A Boston win would be the first step toward the Celtics In matches Wednesday paign under way today at He then left in a car with balance beams valued at $309. IN MANCHESTER GABLE T.V. hicles. Installs easily under YOUR CHOICE Willie Wright Jr., 40, of 29 effort to clinch the NBA’s best record and a bye in the first night. Miss Louie meets home against Bacon dash. three other black males, police ’The scales can be used for drug round of the playoffs. A Buffalo victory could leave Boston Our Reg. 21.99 ^ j Carpenter Rd. was arrested Miss Evert, Miss Heldman Academy of Colchester. (Tuesday at 8:40 p.m. on said. sales, police said. with the second best mark and force the Celtics into opposes Miss Navratilova, Game time is 3:15. For most Datsuns ^ { Grissom Rd. and charged with • A Hilliard St. apartment playing the Braves next week again in the opening series of Miss Goolagong faces Miss Front End Wheel and Toyotas. ^ f fourth-degree larceny, police Manchester Honda on Tolland was broken into ’Tuesday during the post-season session. Morozova and Miss Wade Alignment .600x12 F.E.T. 1.52 1 said. Tpke. was broken into ’Tuesday the day. A radio and a projector As usual, the lead roles in any Buffalo-Boston game will tangles with Miss Schallau. 520x13 F.E.T. 1.41 ) Wright was putting lumber night ai\d two motorcycles valued at a total of $500 were stolen, police said. stolen. be played by centers Bob McAdoo and Dave Cowens. 560x13 F.E.T. 1.54 k from new building sites there in McAdoo today was honored by NBA players as the le a p e ’s {.his truck, police said. Court is The two bikes were valued at • A home on Forest St. was rOP^- HERE’S WHAT CABLE DOES FOR YOU broken into Tuesday during the Most Valuable Player while Cowens was rated second. 560x15 F.E.T. 1.79 Reg. 23.99 i April 14. a total of $859. They were Mt. S now Bankrupt, carried out through a broken day. Nine bottles pf liquor are Cowens won the award two seasons ago and McAdoo was 600X15L F.E.T. 1.85 Reg. 23.99 $19 * William C. Dombranski, 19, front window, police said. missing. • 15 CLEAR CHANNELS runnerup last year. Police found both bikes VW and sportcar sizes, economically !of 6 Englewood Dr. was FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE Land Sales Small priced, long wearing, better traction. i arrested 'Tuesday at 2:41 p.m. before midnight under a water A 14-year-old student at Improves steering, corrects front ; in Wickham Park and charged tower 300 yards from the store. Bennet Junior High School at­ • MORE MOVIES, SPORTS NEW YORK (UPI)—Okuraya-Davos International Inc., end shimmy. We check upper and » with third-degree criminal mis- They were not damaged. tacked a teacher ’Tuesday at lower ball joints, idler arms and FROM NEW YORK - Awaiting Move of New York, operator of the Big Vanilla ski area in New t chief, police said. 8:30 a.m., police said. York and the Mount Snow resort in Vermont, has filed for tie rods, align front end, adjusting Change and Rotate Your Tires ; He drove a car on the park Other breaks and thefts in­ The youth brought a squirt MORE OF EVERYTHING AMSTERDAM (UPI) — The International Chess Feder­ reorganization under the Federal Bankruptcy Act. for camber, caster, toe in and toe ^ grass digging up about 450 feet cluded: gun to class and shot the- o u t to manufacturers’ We will rotate tires, JS Q O ation today said it was granting world chess champion f of turf, police said. Repair cost • ’The 1968 Rambler of Ber­ teacher in the face with it, • ELIMINATES COLOR FADEOUT, SNOW, INTERFERENCE The firm’s new president. specifications. Cars with balance 2 front wheels, Bobby Fischer another 24 h o m to declare whether he will Frederick M. Kerr, said in and change snows to t is about $200. Court is April 21. nard J. Kasulki of'38 Union Sl. police said. He refused to give • ELIMINATES NEED FOR ANTENNA & ANTENNA WORRIES torsion bar and air conditioning 0 ___ was stolen ’Tuesday evening up the gun and then began defend his title against the Soviet Union’s Anatoly ^ rp o v . papers filed Tuesday in U.S. availability of sufficient your regular tires. . A ------money to enable the expan­ add 3.99 ‘ A black male in his early 20s, from where be parked it on punching the teacher in the • ELIMINATES TUNING PROBLEM INCLUDING UHF TUNING Federation President Max Euwe told a news conference District Court that es­ Haynes St. while visiting in face, stomach and groin, police 2 sion of Mount Snow which he thin and pver six feet tall, put a he still had not received word from Fischer regarding his timated liabilities amount to deanix. COME IN TODAY FOR SAFETY CHECK • NO CONTRACT TO SIGN described as “one of the 6-Point Engine f knife to the throat of the Manchester Memorial Said. willinpess to play the championship match schedule in $24.6 million. Estimated f cashier at the Spree Toy Store Hospital, police said. He also took a four-foot-long • FREE CABLE Manila for July 1. total assets come to $10.3 largest ski and resort areas Coniplete Drum Type • The 1968 red Mustang of stick and tried to hit the in the country.” Tune-Up > on Broad St. Tuesday at 6:15 MAINTENANCE . Fischer had until midnight Tuesday Pacific Daylight million, he said. > Robert G. Bemey of Bloomfield teacher, police said. The problem of adequate 4 and 6 Cyl. ^ k e Overhaul p.m., police said. Time (3 a.m. EDT today) to dispatch his decision. “Poor 9kiing weather, the g He told her, “If you don’t was stolen Tuesday evening Two school employes held the sewerage at the resort, he Cars Euwe said he did not personally communicate with the energy crisis and the overall Prestone 4 cash the check. I’m going to cut from where he park^ it at the youth until police took him to 32-year-old chess ace, but learnt that Fischer had not economic conditions said, “will be reduced in the )/ your throat.” European Health Spa on W. headquarters. He was charged Save sent off a telegram announcing a decision “from persons resulted in a substantially near future with the an­ VINYL HARDTOP P. She cashed a Traveler’s Middle ’Tpke., police said. with breach of peace and third- BY SUBSCRIBING TODAY • Manchester Community degree assault, referred to who had conversations with Mr. Fischer.” diminished revenue,” Kerr ticipated completion of a CLEANER, Reg. 1.49 4 8 9 9 f check for $250 and gave him municipal sewer system in College on Bidwell St. reported Juvenile Court, and released to Let US wire your home now said. § $230 in cash and a baseball the summer.” 8 Cyl. Cars Tuesday the theft recently of his mother. Mount Snow in West 24.88 VINYL HARDTOP REGULAR INSTALLATION $20.00 Dover, Vt., he said, “did not WAX, Reg. 1.69 HERE’S WHAT WE DO: SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY FEE $10.00 realize 'its full potential We check engine compression, We Inspect master cylinder and brake lines, re­ pack and inspect front wheel bearings, rebuild TODAY’S THOUGHT YOU SAVE $10.00 because of its inability to install new Champion or AC all 4 wheel cylinders. Replace brake linings on MONTHLY SERVICE CHARGE ONLY $7.95 develop and sell its real es­ spark plugs, install new points, YOUR all 4 wheels, turn and resurface 4 brake drums, tate, primarily due to the condenser and rotor. Set dwell, CHOICE/ adjust for proper drum contact. Bleed and refill "Sing to the Lord a new song, for He has So it is with, the resurrection of Jesus tune and tirne engine to manufac­ system with H.O. brake fluid. Extra charge for new drums, master cylinder or wheel bearings. performed marvelous deeds, Christ. The sadness and' emptiness of the lack of adequate sewage turer's specifications. Check BOWLING treatment facilities.” His right hanij and His holy arm have won world has melted away and has been Wln^ammmr Sntak-Atoati PCV valve, adjust carburetor if *D lsc brakes $20.00 extra. Includes turning rotor replaced with a hope and joy that sur­ In addition, another sub­ and premium pad installation. for Him the victory. (Psalm 98:1) Incom^ahlt 2-day ctaistt needed. passes any we have known. sidiary, Heritage Village ’The Carpenters recently made a hit song AUTOMOTIVE - Marcel 176-478, Nancy Doucet 450. May-Nov. Ntw Enffand. Cbasa- the gist of which claims that through Our response to that victory over suf­ Call 646-0400 Falcon 225-548, Bruce Moquin Corp., sustained substantial ptakt. S83 S119. Alto S days. SWAYS TO CHARGE SALE: Wed. thai Sat. singing the sadness and emptiness that we fering and death can only be expressed in All tha (omforls. No txirai. GREATER HARTFORD CATV INC., 801 PARKER ST., MANCHESTER 200-213-612, Rich Johnson 202- losses in conducting a land Poldtr: Mystic Vbaltr, Mystic, MANCHESTER Opel) Late Every Night sometimes feel disappears and is replaced our singing—our singing praises to Him. 203-541, Dennis Delisle 215-548, SNOW WHITE - Doris Shaw lUlIKitMtlllCAIH develi^ment operation in C omm. 06333. Instastt Reserva­ Except Sat. till 6 P.M. by hope and joy. The Rev. Bruce W. Jacques Ray Martens 209-510, Denice 128-143-139-410, M arlene Plymouth, Mass., Kerr said. tions (203-336-42JS.) Conie 1145^ Tolland Turnpike St. Mary’s Episcopal Church .Cromwell 187-474, Bee Moquin Seymour 144. He said he anticipates the ^ sailint with ns!

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Man’s Pendant May Be Viking Artifact FOOD MART "COST CUTTERS" SPECIALS ... ALL THIS WEEKi- This ipan, who requested his By DAVID HASKELL He wears it suspended around m e archaeologist to another, as Research Society of Danielson, somehow with the Spirit Pond about 30 feet from a tidal river' name not be disclosed because' his nedk, as it appears it was is usually the case when Viking Conn. Whittall frequently finds stones, on which were extensive near the coast of Maine. The FRESHLY GROUND BOSTON (UPI) - The con­ he may be in violation of cer­ designed to be. Vikings were visits to New England are con­ himself enmeshed in controver­ runic writings. man thought the stone, about LIfiHT 'N LIVELY V i GALLON CARTON tinuing saga of controversial tain state laws regarding ar­ known to do the same, a sa good cerned. sy over the Viking question, in­ As Whittall tells it, the two inches long and one inch evidence of Viking visits to New tifacts, found a stone amulet luck charm or protectioh The story behind the stone’s cluding the so-called Spirit amulet was found in late 1974 by wide with a hole bored in it so England has a new chapter — which bears what appears to be against evil. present status ^ disclosed by Pond runes tones found (» the the Maine man whild digging in that it may he worn cm a string, or FOOD CLUB C this one hanging from the neck runes, the Viking method of It could be a hoax, or it could James P. Whittidl, directbr o t coast of Maine. Whittall feels a sheil midden, or refuse heap also was of Indian, origin unW GROUND of a Maine resident. writing. not. Expert opinion varies from archaeology for the Early Sites the amulet is connected ap p ^ n tly of Indian origin. he read something about Norse runes. LOW FAT MILK

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CHOICE ' BONELESS BEEF Sprouts - Boneless Beef Top Chuck J | BOTTOM mer beneath the Texas flatlands Plate Skirt Steak M . 3 9 of the Lower Gulf Coast Beef Chuck Cubed or Underblade | Sausageae w w lb cc ROUND U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF CHUCK INDIAN RIVER HUNT'S - 1 EXTRA'LARGE The research scientist. Dr. Finast * 1 .2 9 WHITE GRAPEFRUIT SEEDLESS 2 8 Sliced Bacon or Colonial...... Ih ,1.19 STEAK Shoulder Roast Eugene Herrin, said the caldron Finast Boil n’ Bag SWEET CALIFORNIA TOMATO PASTE ; Beef Rib Steaks >b Colonial 7CC U.S.D.A. CHOICE is perhaps as wide as the state's Pork Shoulder Master lb # 9 Rump Roast round lb. ^ 1 .3 9 NAVEL ORANGES 4 LB. BAG coastline and contains an energy Beef Loin .’U9 12 oz. c I 4 9 Mr. Dell Favorites CAN potential that may be equivalent Meat Entrees Bone In L o n g S tep U.S.D.A. CHOICE - UNOERBLADE a m a | | I to all of the and gas ever ex­ Sirloin Steak lb Boneless Chuck Roast lb 1 .1 9 FLORIDA EGGPLANT WITH PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE 1 AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. tracted from wells in that area It’s a long way up to this Beef, Turkey U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE « GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL 5. LIMIT or T-Bone Steaks 6 9 FRESH Herrin, SMlTs Shuler-Foscue Meat Loaf oiledHam ^tatue of the Most Blessed ONE CAN • ONE COUPON PER I Tail-less 1.79 lb ,LB. FLORIDA FAMILY. professor of geological sciences, Veal Parmesan, Porterhouse ' lb Virgin atpp a column in BONELESS Chuck Stew Beef ZUCCINI SQUASH Domestic FRESH SALAD FAVORITE studied hundreds of reports from Salisbury Steak 5 oz 1 Freshly Sliced Rome’s Piazza DiSpagna CHUCK drilling companies of “dry” Chicken Ala King pkgs To Order und it’s made easier for a Sliced Beef Liver CHICORY OR ESCAROLE 3 » *1. wells, at least dry of petroleum. Beef Extra Trim fireman using an extended STEAK Chicken of the Sea • Light I He calculated from the logs the 24 oz g g . ladder , from a fire engine. U N D E R 6 L A D E Chicken Legs A depth and width of the deep-in- Dinner Fries o re ,d a ...... pkg Chopped Ham Imported . • ,p1.49 The fireman placed a FLORIDA CELERY ...» 3 9 ” the-earth reservoir. CHUNK TUNA | bouquet of flowers in the Orange Juice Ftnasl ...4cV ns89* Bologna ...... ,p1.19 n .39 Chicken Breasts INOIL Rib Roasts statue’s arm. (NEA photo) RED RADISHES €° 10” “The conversion technology 6V2 OZ. W elch’s D onuts.... In Store Bake Shop Specials! OUR BEST would have to be developed in Large End CAN ® i ^ G E M ^ order to use that geothermal 6 to 8 Ribs Bteaded Veal Pattids 8 9 ” WITH PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE N Italien Bread..... 4 Ivf'tlOO CRYOVAC RDME APPLES 3- 59” AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. energy and there are some THE GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL 5. LIMIT Assorted...... pkgs. ONE CAN • ONE COUPON PER geological and legal questions Bagels 6 49* OUR BE ST LB. U.S. E X T R A FA N C Y Small End Veal Patties 9 9 ” SMOKED FAMILY. that need to be answered before Favorites from the Seven Seas! FAMILY D'ANJDU PEARS EXTRA LARGE SIZE 3 " * * ^ 1 . 9 to 12 3 8 FOOD CLUB BOLOGNA-PBP-OLIVE P a commercial development g 4 5 ” SHOULDERS begins,” he said, “but the poten­ Ribs B It, LAWYER Cold Cuts'^“’'*”To '*^'‘"'’PKG. | — ------— ------T tial it represents is very impor­ Haddock Fillet O E M CH U N K OOC c tant for this state and for the Tender, Young Veal Frozen ’‘Go Ahead, Shoot Liverwurst or Bologna lb 5 9 SNOW'S NEW ENGLAND F O O D C L U B J Coronet Napkins j country.” PLUMROSE Fresh Chicken Parts! Shouldor ChopS . . . . ib 1.49 Skinless Me!” In the simplist torm, the boil­ Sliced Boiled Ham 4 0Z. PKO . 7 9 ” ing water could be released in a Chicken Legs ...... ib 79* Rib Veal Chops ...... 1.79 99 * '• After three drinks and an argu­ CLAM ment about politics, At informed FOOD CLUB j j controlled way to power a tur­ E L M Chicken Breasts ___ib 89* Loin Veal Chops ____ ,b 1.99 Halibut Steak ‘^F'Jozen'*'. . . . . ib 1.59 Jeffrey that he had a good notion N O O D L fS bine to g e n e r^ electricity. The Pork Sausage BREAKFAST LB. * 1 .0 9 OR COLONIAL A bY LA i WIDE MEDIUM OR FINE WITH PURCHASE OF SS.M OR MORE ■ to shoot him. Jeffrey borrowed a natural gas dissolved in the Boneless B reasts... .ib1.59 Veal Cutlets S u T ___m 2.59 California Squid ...... ib 39* ■I AND AN D THIS COUPONCUUKUN ATA I FOOD hUU U MARTS^IVIAKI&. I ■ pistol from the bartender, handed HARKS R E G . OR GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL 5. LIMIT JMMHI I water could be extracted as a H O T B SLIOED ONE PKG. - ONE COUPON PER | it to Al, and said: Sausage Meat SAGEY * 1 .2 9 ■ ^ F A M IL Y . J byproduct. “Go ahead, shoot me!" BAOON SW IFT'S But there are questions of Beef Franks PREMIUM . 8 9 ” damage to the earth from COLONIAL More Proof it Pays to Shop the Finast Way! TH OUSAND ISLAN D fullscale drilling and pumping. B E E F ” OR RUSSIAN Plump Franks OR D E LI 9 5 ” 1.39 Herrin has drafted a research FDDD CLUB DRESSINGS 8 0Z. BOTTLE TOPCC OLEACN proposal aimed at solving many 124 of the geological problems. Proof It Pays to Shop for D ECO RAT O R COUNT Vanity Fair Ragu Tropi-Cai-io WALDBAUM'S DELICIOUS'N.Y. STYLE DELI! VIVA JUMBO TOWELS A ASSO R TED ROLL GALLON Quality Produce the FinasfWay! PLASTIC “We really don’t know what ALL JUG 6 OZ. PKG S. will happen if 50,000 barrels of DOMESTIC FLAVORS Faciai Spaghetti Orange SLICIN6 PROVOLONE lb M.69 ROYAL GELATIN WITH PURCHASE OF SS.OO OR MORE water a day are pumped out of a AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. " GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL S. LIMIT | BOILED HAM FOOD C LU B .4 0Z. I well for 20 years,” the LOXSALE o r ' a l a 's k a n . . . a S I 19 ONE JUG . ONE COUPON PER ■ STEMS& PIECES CANS geophysicist said, “but we know Tissue Sauce , Drink M U S H R O O M S ■ FAMILY. how to monitor one with sensi­ Al proceeded to hre a bullet ^ 1 . 6 9 LARGE WHITE FISH dT h°a^l^f t:i99' 20 OZ.' tive equipment in such a way into Jeffrey’s leg, the bartender WINDEX WINDOW CLEANER BOTTLE that the pumping could be stop­ proceeded to call a policeman, CREAM CHEESE SC A LLID N 59* pkg' a l l SCEN TS i r ” F00D"tuiB ■ 100% PURE ped before any damage was 3 2 o z O ^ ^ ^ half and the policeman proceeded to 4 0Z. caused." 134 arrest . Al for “aggravated as- AMERICAN TUNA SALAD FRESHLY MADE G9‘ GLADE FRESHENER CONTAINERS ' gal sault.”7 - Herrin said the threat of such With Coupon CHEESE N E S T LE 'S I CHANGE JUICE ! At the .'J^rial, Al insisted that WHITE UR YELLOW damage would be telegraphed Below EGG SALAD 99‘ CHOCOLATE MORSELS 120Z. PKO. 5 9 ” the shot was perfectly legal be­ ROTHMUND ------7 “ ------1 by certain “seismic noise.” Florida cause Jeffrey had given his con­ V2 GAL. GERMAN BOLOGNA .. ”1.39 L A R G E OR 170Z. BOTTLE Baked Fresh the Finast Way! Sunrise Fresh Dairy Vaiues! sent. .’1.29 V E R Y YO UN G CAN ' He proposed drillit^ of a test FOOD CLUB PEAS But the court found him guilty WITH PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE well and its operation at full ANDTHIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. Oranges Finast White Ciorox as charged. The court said that ROAST BEEF 79’ PR U G R ES SO GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL 5. LIMIT capacity to explore not only the CAKANDO N.E. 25 oz. BOTTLE Big Round Top Margarine) O Q o regardless of the attitude of the WINE VINEGAR ONE BOTTLE • ONE COUPON PER seismic danger but also the victim, the community itself has ALPERTS LUNCHEON SAUSAGE 79* F A M IL Y . ______Mrs. Filbert’s Quarters pkg W w S iw problem of the ground settling in an interest in the preservation of PASTRAMI 5 lb Bieach WHERE IS- the empty space where the gallon jug the public peace. "HOT" BAGELS AVAILABLE 12 FD R 9 9 * water had bem. Bread Befit Yogurt ...... 4 ?41.00 Most courts agree. Further­ ic STOUFFER'IOOZ. PKG. -BAKERY bag g ^ Chiffon ■ . 1 Ib 7 A e more, the consent of the victim HEBREW TOP FROST y e l l o w OR GRIDDLES NATIONAL *1.59 Cup Cakes D E V IL 'S F U D G E 79* Margarine tub f 9 makes even less difference if the too % FLO R ID A “After a base line has been es­ assault goes beyond the scope of TOP FROST 'TiGAL. M.09 WHITE FOOD Hamburg Rolls ...... 3 8^*1.00 URANGE ALL FLAVORS CARTON 20 OZ. tablished and the well has gone Ice Cream MART For Your Health & Beauty! that consent. Such a case arose LOAVES * 1 . into operation, we ^ould know FLEISCHMANN/S Mushrooms English Muffins ...... O'e^'I.OO @ 4 9 ' out of a fraternity initiation. ^HIAITH A M AUrr A lO f^ JUIUE BREAD what the long-term problems The pledges had submitted will­ ^ O A I R Y - Egg Beaters 14 OZ. CARTON 'Jqnior Pies ...... 4pVgs1.00 FOOD M AR T are, based on what we can ex­ Mouthwash 20 oz ingly to what they were told would MKS. FILBERT'S GOLDEN 16 o z. HEINZ 24 0Z. I Fresh 1 lb With This Coupon & Purchase of ‘5 or More CUT POLY BAG I 2 be some "hazing." But one pledge LAVDRIS Deep FriescRiNKLE trapolate, within four or five Listerine btl 20 oz. CAN English Muffins iS 3 '=°-’ ^ . 790 Hot Dog Rolls...... 3 T 1 .0 0 Limit One Coupon Per Customer , was beaten so severely that he M ARG ARIN E Qxifs.t years,” he said. pkg BTL. TIP TOP * II j IffiD Valid Thru April 5. H-141 l£j 7 oz Q O C had to spend several weeks in the Mouthwash PHILADELPHIA TOP FROST Although he has not made an Rye Bread Swedish ' 89* Crest Toothpaste___ lube MORNINGSTAR FARMS California hospital. 1UDTHPASTE 2.7 OZ. 80Z. Romany Rye Bread LO A F 4 5 effort to estimate the state’s total Bakery Item's Available Tues thru Sat Cream Cheese PKG PKG. Tangelos Mineolas 10 lor 69* Aim lOcOFF LABEL TUBE Links - Patties & Slices UAULI- GENEST BUTTERFARM A couft later found the frater­ KRAFT SHARP WHITE CHEESE geothermal energy potential, he nity members guilty of criminal ISC OFF LABEL • 7 OZ. CAN 20 OZ. LO AF noted oflidals of a major oil Chicory or Cracker Barrel 99* Brussel Sprouts frost 3 pkgs *1. FLUWER W h iW Bread Salad as.sault. The victim’s consent to Right Guard *d%%T 99* 10 oz. PACKAGE GENEST ASSORTED company suggested that the oz 24 oz DORMAN ENDECO NATURAL SWANSON t l OZ. Escarole Twins lar hazing, said the court, did not BEEF-CHICKEN 29! Duncan Hines Brownie Mix X 87* Evap. Milk F in a s i...... 4 cacans 99* Heinz Dills K ...... 69* TOPCO ADULT a i l - d m eoz. PKO. OF 12 reservoir beneath the Gulf may give the members a “carte blanche Swiss Cheese,SV*PKo 65* OR T U R K E Y 3 PKG S. I B Jumhb Donuts 3 lb 4 7 Q ToothbrushesvAR.4*=oRM. Meat Pies ROYAL produce energy equivalent to all Finast Flour...... Shortening F in a s t ...... can I . f w Hellmann’s Mayonnaise • • • ■ , lr 1.33 license" to inflict real injury. BREAKSTONE STAY 'N SHAPE GAYLORD GRAVY/SLICEDBEEF broccoli California. , . . . bch 49* lit 69* TOPCO '” ‘ 12*y OZ. P KG . 1 On the other hand, there is a g r a v y / 3 9 5 Sn ackX akes the oil and gas that originally Cottage Cheese 89* Cook-in-Bag SL. T U R K E Y Finast ^®b.ri.59 Elbow Macaroni Finast. . 1.13 Cotton Swabs COUNT 59* ji^lL- S FOOD • OATMEAL - RAISIN was deposited in that same Radishes R e d .... • . cello 29* Bumblebee . ca°n' 69* Salad Oil ut greater tendency to recognize SA LISB U R Y S T E A K /G R A V Y OR C H IC K E N A L A KIN G Finast 5 Ib Q A t consent as a legitimate defense in region. Finest...... Gravy Styie bag . O w Confectioners Sugar 69* Applesauce 67* Dog Food lit the case of sexual relations. Thus:' NOTE: So that we may serve all our customers, we reserve the right to limit sales to pkgs. of 3. None sold to dealers. Not responsible lor typographical errors. Herrin said other geothennal A man was charged with com­ areas in Texas include the trans- mitting an indecent assault upon I Pecos region, an area roughly a married woman. But when he the size of Indiana, which is dot­ was able'to prove that she had I off i jl c ' o ’f r s i i“3C* I2C* off 1 15* off IWOOLITE esu ted with underground hot water Vanity Pair"' Finast Fresh freely consented to the relation­ reservoirs He said no other 20* Off 10* off 25* off ship, he was found not guilty. j ON AN 8 oz. JAR J 5 ON A PKG. OF 100 I J ON A 1 LB. VAC. CAN [ \ ON A 9 OZ. CONTAINER j j ON A 7 OZ. CAN j [ 0^' BOTTLE areas exist, which might not be Facial Tissue Large Rggs The court said it was simply II Den nnec I I VlinAH !! Dl IIP BOV !! I YSAI !! $4| With This Coupon On (2) 5'-^ oz pkgs With This Coupon On (1| pkq 10 With This Coupon On (1) 10 Ib bag YUBAN cause for alarm. hot accur^e in the first place to SANKA I ; RED ROSE i I Ii YUBAN { ; BLUE BOY I I LYSOL 1 i Regal describe the encounter as an “as­ “Such potential is a mixed pkg Betty Crocker Hefty Trash Gravy Train W,bite I INSTANT COFFEE | | I I ' COFFEE l | Automatic Bowl Cleaner 1 1 Disinfectant Spray | | Print 134 « sault." TEATEABAGS BAGS I I COFFEE blessing because it is usually Scalloped or Grade A 4 9 ■ lAiiTU THI« rnuPOM Ar POOD ■ ■ WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD ■ ■ WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD I I WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD | | WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD I | WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD 2 9* doz I A piiblic'-service feature of the connected to earthquake poten­ Potatoes Au Gratin Can Liners Dog Food I I MARTS. GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL 1. I I MARTS. GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL 5. | I MARTS. GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL 5. ! ■ ■ LIMIT ONE CAN ^ONE^COU I ■ LIMIT^ONE^BOTTLE^ ^ With This Coupon & Purchase ‘5 or More' p-, I With This Coupon S Purchase of *$ or More I American Bar Associatioit and 62 0 [CEa valid fhru AprH 5, Limit One |^| ^ S mER.'’*" I I I I I I ^ iXoN PER cS?/oMER J | LIM^T ONE CAN • ONE COUPON P E ^ | I ^E^CU^T^E^ ^ ^ ^ _ tial,” the professor said. jIfflE I H-101 Valid Thru April 5, Limit .One 72 jlffla J H-996 Valid Thru April 5 52 H-997 Valid!I Thru April 5 57 H-998 Valid Thru April 5 the Coiincclicut Bar Associa­ However, he said all of Texas tion. Vi'rillcn liy Wiil Brmani Prices Effective thru April's, 1975 —^e -R e se r v e the Right to Limit Quantifies Not Responsible for Typographical Errors was stable 0 1973 American Bar As.t and efficient service A story hour for resident Association on Rt. 74 have been show to benefit the Bolton at Bentley Memorial Library. High View Estate who teach numerous coui)»s to from the TVAA should the need children between the age of 4 LODK 'V completed. Congregational Churdi will be There will be a hearing on the proposed subdivision, and will the community on first aid and arise. and 8 will be held Saturday POINTS The program will begin at 2 held Friday at 8 p.m. at Piano’s town government budget HEBRON cardiopulmonary resuscitation. from 10:30 to 11:30 at the notify the applicant at a later p.m. on Sunday, April 13, with a Restaurant. request Monday at 8 p.m. at the Anne Dallaire Tag Sale Tolland Library. date. presentation of a charter Both men’s and women’s Correspondent The ’TVAA reminds residents ’The ’TVAA is planning a tag The story hours are spon­ Town Hall. Second Tryouts member plaque. There will also fashions will be shown through ■ There will be a hearing on the 228-3267 that free athbulance service for sale April 26 and 27 at its sored by the education com­ The Hebron Baseball league be a first aid demonstration and the courtesy of Doris Rivosa, of school board budget Wednesday The Planning and Zoning 1975 is available by sending in a headquarters. mittee of the Tolland Junibt ;o 1 > announced that due to bad a movie. ’The public is invited Amoldeen’s, and Bemie Apter, at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall. Commission held a public 85 subscription. ’The average Donations would be ap­ Woman’s Club. The next WHAT of Regal Men’s Shop, both of hearing Tuesday night on the weather last Saturday, anyone and refreshments will be cost of an ambulance call to preciated and pick-up dates for program will be April 19 at THE WAY who did not try out, and wishes served. Manchester. proposed subdivision. High non-subscribers is 820. ’The large items will be April 19 and which time a puppet show to try for the Little League and The organization is extreme- View Estates, on Rt. 66 and Tolland telephone booklet and 20. Items may also be left at be presented. Hairstyles for the men and the Pony League, or wishes to WITH Burrows Hill Rd. women who will be modeling in Candidate Luncheon sign up for the Hebron Little the show will be done by Tres The Democratic Town Com­ Engineer Richard Mihok representing Ernest J. Reed of League baseball may do so Chic Beauty Salon of mittee will sponsor a meet the Saturday, at 1 p.m. at St. Rt. 85, of Bolton was the only YDU GET Manchester. candidates luncheon for seniors Peter’s field on Rt. 85, next to person speaking in favor of the TO Phyllis Daly and Susan Biske April 23 at Herrick Memorial the Hebron Elementary School. Plaques Presented for Historic Homes COUPONS proposed subdivision. No one are making table decorations. Park. The coaches’ meeting will be AT THESE spoke against. Plants and flowers to decorate ’The event will be held from held at the First Congregational formation is being placed in the presentation of Andover’s link The subdivision consists of Additional plaques will be the modeling room are being noon until 2:30 p.m. with the Church Monday at 7:30 p.m. to its heritage. 72.5 acres divided into 20 lots, ANDOVER awarded until all period homes period home file at the Town donated by the John Whitham luncheon served at 12:30. During the meeting players will Office Building. some of which range up to 15 have been designated. The BELOW! Nursery. Nancy Fenity and It is open to all Bolton be picked for teams by the plaques are dated and a com­ At the coffee the commission Refreshments were provided acres. Diana Ovian are in charge of residents age 55 or over. coaches. plete writeup of the home is discussed various projects it by the Andover Elementary The commission waved a Donna Holland School Grade 6 as a fund raising SAVINGS! publicity. Democratic candidates in the After the player is chosen, public hearing on Section 5.4, of Correspondent being given the present owner. has under consideration at this Refreshments are being upcoming May election will be the coach of the team will con­ project. LOW the wetlands regulations on the 646-0375 A copy of the researched in­ time and provided a visual prepared under the direction of in attendance. tact the player regarding the proposed subdivision at a The bicentennial commission REDEEM ALL YOUR Irene Conover with Barbara The menu will include party first practice. previous meeting. presented five plaques to Smith and Adrian Ovian sandwiches, cold salads, relish The pre-season practice 4 COUPONS WITH assisting. Jane Hooper is in The Planning and Zoning residents as part of its dating of JU S T ONE trays, beverages and schedule will start on April 18. Andover historical hbmes Radio Rebroadcast Irritates Police charge of door prizes. homemade desserts. • Commission will now study the $10.00 PURCHASE! Arnoldeen Thornton will be projects at a recent open houde Judy Miner, a member of the coffee at Andover Elementary PRICES! the commentator. George town committee, is chairman of WINDSOR (U P D - Police in said the depai^ent received School. The two policemen are back Merritt, pianist, will provide the luncheon. Church To Mark nearby Hartford say they don’t many calls about the WKND to work, and their assailant was Plaques were awarded to background music. Lighting appreciate a radio station’s broadcast, detailing the woun­ recently committed to Norwich will be done by The Rev. Stan David Pfanstiehl of the John ding of two policemen in down­ Tuttle home (1720), Mrs. Alice rebroadcaat of an eight month after a judge ruled he was in­ Conover and Robert Thornton. Polish Easter old newscast about detailing the town Hartford July 30 by a man competent to stand trial. Moe of the Eliakin Sprague Mrs. Thornton is general horseradish mixed with grated on leave from the state mental Handcraft Auction VERNON home (1745), Rev. David Reese shooting of two policemen. chairman of the fashion show beet root. Henry Williams, news editor hospital in Norwich. The United Methodist Women The traditional “Swieconka” of the Samuel Lockwood par­ Williams, however, said and Mrs. Conover is co- In the center of the table is* of WKND, said the broadcast Hartford Police Chief Hugo MH of the United Methodist Church and “Breaking of the Easter sonage (1749), Edgar Clarke of Masini was “blowing the thing chairman. placed the Paschal lamb made Tuesday had nothing to do with Masini contacted several are sponsoring a handcrafts Egg” dinner will be celebrated the William Sweetland home all out of proportion,” and said SHOP-RITE Tickets will be available at of butter. Sprigs of green will it being April Fools’ Day, but he ' Hartford-area radio stations to SHOP-RITE auction Friday, April 11, at 8 at St. Joseph Church this Sun­ (1742) and Richard Higgins of Che station had explained the the door and will sell for 82.50 decorate the plates on. which said it was “a good day to test explain the newscast was from p.m. day at 6 p.m. the Jacob Lyman home (1745). item was old only five minutes SUCAR each. Doors will open at 7:15 p.m. the food is placed as well as apathy.” July 30 and he called the broad­ The “M ite Eagle Dancers” cast “an unfortunate choice.” after it was aired for anyone''wishing to preview of Norwich will be the featured along the edge of the table. A Hartford police spokesman Orientation Reservations for the dinner COHAGE CHEESE the articles being auctioned. entertainment at the buffet 5 LR. BAG There will be an information Items that will be auctioned dinner being sponsored by the may be made by calling Mrs. hour for parents of incoming SMALL ^ ___ . include art work on velvet, men’s and women’s clubs of the Helen Koniar, Mrs. Bernice Good at any Shop-Rite market. WITH THIS COUPON kindergarten students toys, embroidery, needlework, church. Sullivan, or Matt Stein. Tickets Coupon limit one per family. Thursday at 9:30 a.m. in the all­ • | V Coupon expires S al Apr. 5, 1975. WITH $10.00 PURCHASE woodworking pieces and knit The Rev. Hyacinth A. Lepak, are $3 for adults and 81 for purpose room at Bolton and crochet items for both children under 12. No tickets WESTERN BEEF LA°RGE 1 lb. A O O Elementary School. ^ and the Rev. Aloysius J. Kisluk, TUE8., WED., SAT. 9-6 adults and children. pastors of the church, will bless will be sold at the door. 63 TOLLAND TPKE. The what, whv^-'and'how'Sf' Warren DeMartin will be the Following the dinnqr, the MANCHESTER, CONN. RS., FRI. 9-9; SUN. 9-6 CURD pkg. the screening pr(fcess for the in- the Easter foods. auctioneer. The “Swieconka” table is laid dance group, made up of eight coming students will be Committee members plan­ boys and girls aged 11 to 16, SHOP-RITI COUP explained and appointrhents for with the finest linen, and on it is ning the event are Peg Bario, spread ham, coils of sausage, dressed in traditional Polish OPEN W SUNDAY 9-6 it will be made. Alice Mack, Helen Swartz, costumes, will dance MH Screening will take place cakes of all kinds and in the Doris Skinner, Barbara traditional Polish dances plus MINUTE MAID i . ' HILLS BROS. April 9, 10 and 11. center is the homemade coffee WE ACCEPT FEDEBAL FOOD STAMPS______Thomas, Dorothy Miller, Doris cake, Babka. Also on the table the new figure dances. Refreshments and babysit­ Perrett, and Hazel Lockward. All senior citizen members of COFFEE ting will be provided by the is homemade bread, colored SPECIAL^ fHURS., FRI and SAT. Free coffee will be served. eggs (called Pisanki) salt and the church will be guests of the A Parent Teacher Organization. church societies. pepper, wine, vinegar and OUR BEST ORANGE JUICE 1 LB. CAN SEMIBONELES^ Good at any Shop-Rite market. WITH THIS COUPON CENTER Is U 4th RIBS Coupon limit one per family. Vi gal. Coupon expires Sat. Apr. 5, 1975. WITH $10.00 PURCHASE New! Three delicious CUT carton 69« P seafood dishes from INSTANT MH' Holloway House! CROWN TOP LAND O’LAKES lb. Now, Holloway House MAXWELL BUTTER brings you three new seafood treats for your SHORT-CUT, WELL TRIMMED WHITE BREAD ^ -A table—all the way from Denmark.' 1 LB. QUARTERS (They go from freezer to plate in less than an hour.) “NO ii HOUSE LEAN MEATY Good at any Shop-Rite market. WITH THIS COUPON LEAN MEATY PRESERVATIVES Coupon limit one per family. Sole Fillets in a Danish Cream Sauce. 22 oz. Coupon expires Sat. Apr. 5, 1975. ADDED” WITH $10.00 PURCHA*8E Fresh-caught sole COUNTRY ECONOMY loaves are filleted, rolled, 1 COFFEE then covered with a STYLE cream sauce gently I s laced with lemons and Haddock Florentine. A 10-LB. BAG OF herbs. Altogether PORK SHOP-IIITE U.S. NO. 1 GRADE "A" SIZE MH Serving-sized $ - delicious! portions of tender z . EASTERN haddock fillets are RIBS lb. lb. ENGLISH MUFFINS IfetFloi placed on a bed of POTATOES trimmed spinach. LEAN 10 LB. BAG then smothered Good at any Shop-Rite market. WITH THIS COUPON with a zes ;y cheese TENDER CHUNK LIGHT Coupon limit one per family. Fisherman’s Pie. sauce in generous Coupon expires Sat. Apr. 5, 1975. WITH $10.00 PURCHASE Fresh-caught cod 1 proportions. BABY BEEF E39 are filleted, covered A true Scandinavian BUMBLE BEE with smooth potatoes delicacy! and topped with lb. lb. a crusty layer of Hou< UVER parmesan cheese, Three delicious treats from bread crumbs and the nice little food business FRESHLY SLICED AT OUR DELI DEPT, butter. A lusty delight! in Lafayette, Indiana.'You’ll BUGNACKI’S BUGNACKI’S NATURAL CASING * want to try them all. GERMAN FRANKFURTERS .lb. 1.39 BOLOGNA lb. BUGNACKI’S SKINLESS f e l l PURE BEEF BUGNACKI’S 2 P0RK?BEEF ...lb. 1.19 "Absolutely FRANKS Scandinavlousl" COOKED BUGNACKI’S SPECIAL SHOP-RITE FROZEN The nice little food business SALAMI lb. KIELBASA 1.29 .lb. in Lafayette, Indiana. I ; FREEZER DEPT. SALE ORANGE FROZEN save FOODS! 234 on anyone Holloway House fish dish. HINDS RIBS CMKX OF OF OF I I BEEF lb. IF BEEF DIALER: As our aoent. redeem Ujls coupon for 2Si on (he purchase of any Holloway House frozen fish. Mali this coupon (o Green Giant Company, Box 90, le Sueur. M lnnesola 56068. W e w ill then pay you 2 5 i plus bt handling.'Thls offer void In any state or locality where taxed, prohlpited, or restricted by law. Fraud Clause: Any I other application of this coupon constitutes fraud. Invoices proving purchases AV. WT. 80-100 LBS. 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Offer lim ited to one coupon pwpaekagt purchased. 26*482 I Cut, Wrapped, Quick Frozen At No Extra Charge L “ In order to assure a.sufficient supply of sales itemsJtor ail of our customers, we must reserve the right Not responsible for typographical errors. Prices effective thru Sat., April 5,1975. to RfflH the purchase of sales to 4 units of any sales item, except where otherwise noted.’’ HOLLOWAY HOUSE end the House Design are trademe/ks of Green Giant Company. O GGCo. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchexter, Conn., Wed., April 2,1975- PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MAN^HRSTER EVENING HERALD. Mmcheiter. Oonn., Wed.. April 2. im _ Texas: The Ultimate Dream of a Suhdivider Bra Quality Always Exceeds The Price! LaRue Begins Serving Six-Month Jail Temi AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) - When form of a nonbinding referen­ “It’s simply a warning to don’t want' to see it divided up. Jack D. Knox, president of Texas joined the union in 1845, our privilege of dividing this minimum security prison ■justice. directory. was a go-between for Mitchell defendants and destroy in­ dum. some of the pmple back East,’’ But it’s something to think Summit Energy, Inc., of area into five separate states in MONTGOMERY, AU. (UPI) it retained the right to divide Warden R. W. Grunska said he Sirica suspended all but six During the 19^ can^>aign, and MacGregor, allowing criminating records concerning Gammage got a telegram Agnich said. about.” Dallas, wrote Gammage c u r ­ terms of representation in — Former White House consul­ itself into as many as five would be treated like the months of the term, LaRue went to the Committee Mitchell to keep his hand in the the Watergate. later saying, “You’ve got to be Since Gammage got the “It’s kind of interesting to see sing the idea to protect 'Texas tant Fred C. LaRue, the first states. Washington,” Knox said. man to plead guilty in the facility's 265 other Inmates. The 46-year-old dnetime GOP for the Re-Election of the campaign. He testified he was present out of your damned mind.” telegram suggesting he was in­ people’s reactions,” Agnich oil and gas. LaRue, a Mississippi oil national committeeman from I ^ l d o i t as,a special assistant LaRue pleaded guilty June March 30,1972, when Mitchell Now two state lawmakers. But the two say Eastern sane, reactions have moderated said. “The first reaction tends “This resource-rich area MUTOWN Watergate cover-up and the last Carl E. Blass, a Rosenberg, millionaire and land developer, Mississippi worked in Nixon’s to Mitchell, where he became 28,1973, to one count of con­ allegedly approved an Sen. Bob Gammage, a Houston states have a disproportionate somewhat. 1215'/k SILVER LANE • EAST HARTFORD to be sentenced, began serving to be totally negative. Then simply must have protection Tex.; voter, didn’t think it was who became known as the 1968 presidential campaign and known as the campaign direc­ spiracy to obstruct justice,and intelligence-gathering plan that Democrat, and Rep. Fred share of power in Congress. ‘‘If you don’t have the a six-month prison term after some thtilking it tends to from the Eastern liberal con­ such a good idea. Nixon administration’s , left Jackson in 1969 to join the tor’s “right hand man.’’ offered key testimony at both led to the break-in at the Agnich, a Dallas Republican, They say Texas could increase emotional blocks most Texans be less negative. My personal sumer group, and the only way I Tuesday. have introduced a bill calling Meateat EconomyEconomv 0 vutlet The balding, bespectacled Southern strategist, was White House staff as an aide ‘ After Mtchell resigned from the 1973 Senate wafhrgate Democratic offices in the its clout by dividing and getting have, it sounds like a pretty reaction is that at present the can see for us to do it is to sentenced to one to three years after the election. But he was the campaign, LaRue became hearings and the 1974 cover-up Watergate hotel three months for a public vote on the issue in eight additional senators for the good idea,” Gammage said. disadvantages outweigh the ad­ utilize the considerable wisdom “Thanks for the comedy former top aide of ex-Attomey 1976. The vote would be in the 1 lUUIOC. Wed. 9 to 6 • Thurs., Fri. 9 to 9 | General John N. Mitchell sur­ by U.S. District Court Judge on the staff-without pay-for special assistant to his trial. later. He also pleaded guilty to four new states. “But r u admit I have a block.l vantages.’’ of our forebears and exercise relief,” Blass told Gammage. I nUUnvo Sal. 8 to 6 • (Closed All Day Monday) rendered to federal officials at John J. Sirica after pleadi^ three years before his name successor, Clark MacGregor. It He confessed that he helped handling more than |300,000 in Maxwell Air Force Base’s guilty to conspiring to obstruct was listed in the White House became known qulddy that he handle payoffs to the Watergate hush money. Loan, eono/ott SHOULDER CLOD BEEF ROAST FOOD 1$ STILL A BARGAIN AT TOP NOTCH FOODS! 1-lb. PKG. Quarters TOP V A LU E U. S. NO. 1 32 ox. CHASE & G RADE AA 20 oz. LOAF ^ 1.2 5 SAHBORN 5 lb. BAG ICE CREAM 20 Ib. BAG Ideal tor Pot or Ovtn Noast; Absolulely No W wW PALM OLIVE fZ h a s e ^ SWEET LIFE (Sanborn COFFEE SUGi BUTTER ALL FLAVORS POTATOES Thin Sliced, Italian Style LIQUID \COFFt^ VEAL CUTliT S' SWEET HALF 7 0 c SWEET« E E T ^ LIFE GAL. LIFE

Converge on Capitol JUMBO PLAIN JUMBO G RADE A SWEET LIFE Motorcylists converged on the State Capitol in Hartford OR DECORATED Sliced TMn From The Lag last n i^ t to attend a hearing on a bill which would repeal l-lb. PKG. Quarters NAVEL Connecticut’s compulsory motorcycle helmet law. SCOT TOWELS Our Own rrdSii fvlBuG Margarine ORANGES 3 Fresh Motorcyclists Ask ITALIAN Ground End to Helmet Law for SAUSAGE HAMBURG HARTFORD (UPI) - Motor­ federal highway funds although cycle enthusiasts have turned a number of states had b e^ 38 out in force to expresss their notified they would forfeit the OPEN 7 A.M . < . opposition to a Connecticut law funds. ^ 59 requiring them to wear Attorney Burton M. Weins­ OPEN 7 A.M . TO MIDNIGHT 85 heimets. tein of Bridgeport said federal Hot or Mild More than 800 motorcyclists funds would probably not be TO MIONIGHT 3 LOIN 3 RIB COMBO Mon. thru Sat. filled the hall of the House of withheld in a national election FIRST CUT k Representatives and the year. He said the law violated Mofi. thru Sot. chamber’s galleries, cheering motorcyclists’ constitutional speakers who advocated repeal rights. FRESH of the law, which has been Some opponents provided PORK CHOPS lb. / widely neglected in the year it figures indicating that motorcy­ has b«n in effect. cle deaths have increased as a RIB ROASTS lb. GROUND Defenders of the compulsory result of mandatory helmet helmet law said Connecticut use. Helmets were criticized ...... ROUND would risk losing about 310 for placing cyclists in jeopardy million in federal funds by by limiting vision and hearing 10 lbs. in city driving. Most opponents BREADED D i s c o u n t or more repealing it. Sen. George L. Gunther, R- of the law urged mandatory DISCOUNT Stratford, said no state had lost driver education as a substitute B i G for the helmet requirement. BIG y VEAL PAHIES ib 7 CHUCK ROASTib / PRICES EFFECTIVE OR YOURi. NEWS THRU APR. 5,1975 FREEZER We Reserve Riqhi lo Limii Quantities MANCHBSTBR The Market Has Taken A Drastic Rise; But Thru A Sopdal CAPSULES Z60 MCftTHMAIN CHUNK No# Itl.oniiblo for Ty.ofr..hii.l Irror# Buy, Wa Are Able To Offer These Tarriflc Vahiasl (Hanging BOTTOM BONELESS ( BOLOGNA or WE WELCOME YOUR Cambodian Towns Taken AT M A!N FOOD STAMP PURCHASES U.S.D.A. Whole PHNOM PENH (UPI) — Just a few hours after Presi­ dent Lon Nol flew to Indonesia Tuesday, the towns of Neak LIVERWURST ib. ANY SIZE SIRLOIN HIPS OF BEEF Luong and Banam, 30 miles southeast of Phnom Penh, fell to an insurgent siege. Sources said as many as 6,000 ROUND ROAST ib. PACKAGE Communist-led rebels may have been involved in the FULL CUT fighting. Nine landing craft that reached Phnom Penh this morning were believed the only government units to es­ Fresh cape. Rebel gunners fired two barrages of rockets into the PRIMO BRAND HOT OR SWEET south side of Phnom Penh, near the U-S. Embassy, killing BONELESS SHOULDER ^ one person and wounding five. Seek Battlefield Vietory Sirloin Ground PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) - The State Italian Sausageib 20-29 Lbs. Average Department’s top analyst on East Asia, Philip C. Habib, CLOD ROAST Will Cut into Sirloin Steaks, Hamburg, or anyway you wlshl said in Washington the administration has concluded the North Vietnamese were trying to take South Vietnam on the battlefield and that diplomatic attempts at settlement were futile. Meanwhile, President Ford, who is Steak ELM BRAND PURE FRESH vacationing in Palm Springs, is waiting for more informa­ HINDS OF tion on the situation. Habib feels the President would ask Congress for massive aid for Saigon if reports convince BONELESS TOP PORK LOIN him that Saigon can “stabilize the military situation.’’ ’ Pork Sausage BEEF Committs Suicide COMBO CONCEPCION, Tex. (UPI) - The “ Duke of Duval,’’ SIRLOIN STEAK South Texas political boss George B. P arr, who faced a prison sentence for income tax evasion, was found shot to death in his car Tuesday. Justice of the Peace Luis Elizon­ *. do ruled t{iat Parr shot himself in the right temple with a EXTRA MILD $ ALL BEEF 85 89^ ISO lbs. and iqi pistol found near the body. At the peak of his power, Parr BONELESS TOP k I Will Cut To Tour Consists of: Loin Roast Mb ruled with an iron hand in the oil-rich brush country. Only Spedflcatipns.,, Roast plus 6 Cantor Cut federal investigators and the Texas Rangers ever ANY SIZE Chops. questioned his authority. NEPCO FRANKSRV PACKAGE ulToT'whoien^^^ Dollar Dips Again Porterhouse ROUND STEAKib. ITPT BRUSSELS (UPI) — The U.S. dollar dipped again today SIRLOIN OF BEEF on all European money markets; Bankers in Paris blamed or the “debacle in South Vietnam” on the dollar’s decline (SIRLOIN TIP) since Easter. “The debacle in South Vietnam and uncertainties over Ground U.S. foreign policies seem to be weighing down on the T-Bone FROM CHUCK ^ dollar,” said a banking official in Paris. A banking official in Brussels, however, said today’s drop in the doll^’a value reflected a normal market fluc- Chicken Legs tuation jn^m jd^ek trading. CUBE STEAKS ib. Beef Orphan Flight Canceled Steak ? 1.2 3 .•x•x•x•x•x•x•x.^•;fcx.x^X•x■;•x•x■K•x•x•:•:•»^x•:■^^•x^"X•^x^•x•x■x•:•x•x•x•x•:•x•x•x•x•x•x•:•x•x•x■c•x•:■:•.r^/.:.;.:.^.x«•x•^ 13 to 16 Lbs. Avorags SAIGON (UPI) — A planned evacuation of 458 South Win Cut Into Bonolen Sirloin StsAs, and Roast i Vietnamese orphans was canceled today. Officials ruled FRESH CHICKEN [anyway you wish. the jet Jhat was to carry them was unsafe. World Airways President Edward Daly reported U.S. BONELESS FOR STEW WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIM IT QUANTITIES aid officials and South Vietnamese airport officers said a WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPSI DC8 cargo jet intended for the trip was not equipped to Spedala Ara Good Thru Sabinlay, ApiU Bib carry passengers, and the, mercy flight would not be BREASTS NO WINGS Ib. allowed. BEEF CUBES Crews installed safety nets and webbing on the floor of the plane, but inspectors said the makeshift pkssenger ac­ commodations did not meet required safety specifications. PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 2, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 2.1975 - PAGE ’TWENTY-NINE ; 1 IM p Wanted /fofflM For Solo 23. Homo$ lor M o 2 ) INDEX .Coastal States Democrat Leader Asks for Lease NOTICES CLfeANING w om an .- Doc­ 1 — LoM and Found tor’s office, evenings or By ED BUTLER ’The leasing scandal, c a ll^ improper leasing activities. Meskill now must win ap­ R-Conn., MeskiU’s qwhsor and ■2 - ^ Pnrtonalt w ^ en d s. Call 646)4282. HOAX R » EWOY UVRK 3 T- Animncomontt i l f i * m HARTFORD (UPI) - The “Connecticut’s Watergate” by Meskill, a conservative proval from the Senate, but a staunchest sup^rter, has said ftCALTOR .4 — Ehtortainmoni COUPLES without previous ITo Seek Share speaker of Connecticut’s House one lawmaker, has been a nominated by Richard Nixon as floor fight is expected, with he plans to introduce Meskill to 6 — Auctloni MAS business experience but willing of Representatives has called major stumbling block for one of his last official acts all senators so they can meet Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- FINANCUL to work and learn together. for federal and state probes of Meskill in his drive to win ap­ before resigning as president, All oulsid* iiMlntwiance Is taken car# of whan you own Mass., expected to lead the op­ him personally and make up 6 — Bondt-Stocks-Mortgagaa Pleasant, profitable work. Con­ thia fiva-room Ranch^atyla Condominium. All possible criminal charges in the proval in the Senate Judiciary was approved in committee two position. their own minds about him. 0 -r- Pononal Loan! tact Amway Distributor, phone Df Oil Revenue 10 — Inauranca appllancoe art Ineludod, carpoUng, and cantral air state’s property leasing scan­ subcommittee for his nomina­ weeks ago by an 8-6 vote. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, 643-5998 for interview. . conditioning. Qroat etartor horn# for $29,900. dal. tion to the Second U.S. Circuit EMPLOYMENT ; WASHINGTON (UPI) - Top itiated the suit on which Court of Appeals. 1 3 , Halp Wantad BABYSITTER wanted for two The request by Democrat 14 — BjJSlnaaa Opportunitlea CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ^gal officials of 13 coastal 'Supreme Court ruled, said a James J . Kennelly ^e sd a y was The American Bar Associa­ 16 — situation Wantad year old, part-time. Vicinity of REALE’S CORNER states have agreed to push a committee had been named to the first by a majw elected of­ tion and the Bar of the City of Charter 6ak Park. Call 649- EDUCATION 8941. . Jiroposal under which the draw up a legislative proposal ficial. I New York both oppose 51 B IS S E U 18 — Brivata Inatructlons federal government would give to implement the group’s idea. Kennelly, the son-in-law of Meskill’s nomination, saying he 19 — Schoola-Claaaat MANCHESTER 20 Initrucllons Wantad Businese Opportunity 14 ralf its revenues from offshore The Atlantic Coast states Democratic State Chairman lacks adequate legal experience ST. (roar) COVENTRY - $26,900 - Three MANCHESTER - Charming oil drilling to the states. argued unsuccessfully before John M. Bailey, told U. S. At­ aiid may have bwn involved in REAL ESTATE 23 — Homaa (or Sale EASTERN SERVICES - Part- bedroom full-dormered Cape, older 6-room home with 2-car the Supreme Court they owned PHONE 643-2711 Tuesday’s meeting was an torney Peter Dorsey in a letter OKU 24 — Ldta-Land for Sala time maintenance work, |7 to 100’ from private beach, double garage on treed lot. Remodel^ butgrowth of a recent Supreme all natural resources to the that “substantial questions MEAT MARKET 26 — Inveatmant Property kitchen, ceramic bath, 3 Tues.. WED.; $10 per hour for a responsible lot, more. Warren E. Howland, edge of the outer Continental 26 — Bualnesa Property iCourt decision giving offshore emerged as to whether there m x o m FBI. SAT. 27 — Resort Property FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD person seeking permanent part- Realtors, 6^-1108. bedrooms. Asking $35,900. drilling rights to the federal Shelf, at places more than 100 may have been violations of Our Meats Are Strictly B:OOm:S Hi 26 Real Estate Wanted time work days or evenings. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. miles offshore, under grants INVITATION 0 13 Help Wantod government instead of the Wins Again existing federal laws. THUIS.il MISC. SERVICES Help Wantod 13 Company will furnish training, HEBRON - U&R 7-room states. made by Britain in colonial Specials ^ Good thru Saturday, Ap|l Stfa. 31 — Sarvicaa OHerad equipment and customers. You Raised Ranch, dead-end street, Chicago Mayor Richard “Of particular concern is the 8:00 f.ML MANCHESTER - Low 30’s. Maine Assistant Attorney times. revelation that certain leasing TO BID 32 — PilnUng-Paperlng ADVERTISING ADVERTISING $13.50 per week. Call 528- minutes from Manchester, 2 Daiey thanks his supporters The Manchester Board of COME Ri A » COMPARE OUR LOW, LOW P M i^ (CtOMdSUR. 33 — Building-Contracting fireplaces (stone and brick), Condominium, three bedrooms, General Donald Alexander said In rejecting that claim, the practices may have violated 34 — Rooflng-Siding at Democratic Head­ Education seeks bids for Art DEADLINE MANUFACTURER DF finished family room, wooded 2 1/2 baths, dream kitchen with the officials settled on a plan Supreme Court said the provisions of the Internal FOR THE HONEST QUALmr BHF M THE AREAU 35 — HaaUng-PlumoIng Supplies for the 1975-1976 school 36 — Flooring RATES A GROUND floor opportunity acre. Immediate occupancy. all appliances and snack bar. that is giving 37.5 per cent of colonies gave up ownership of quarters after winning Revenue code and the federal 12:00 noon the day before Owner transferred. Immediate year. Sealed proposals will be 37 — Movlng-Trucklng-Storage publication. . 1 day ...... 9c word per day ' with a proven track record. Low 40’s. 643-5535 after 5 p.m. offshore revenues to the resources beyond the three- a landslide victory Tuesday anti-corruption statutes, ” 38 — Sarvicaa Wanted 3 dkys ..... 6c word per day LADIES APPAREL occupancy. F. J. Spilecki received until 3:30 p.m. April Deadline for Saturday and Twenty-one Subway sandwich or weekends. hardest-hit states and dis­ mile limit when they joined the for re-election to an un­ Kennelly wrote. MISC. FOR SALE “ 6 days ..... 7c word per day hat opanings for-axparlonced aawlng-machine franchise locations are now Realtor, 643-2121. 16,1975 at which time they will Ldan, Froth U.S.DA. Cholco Butter Batt Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. 26 days ..... 6C word per day tribute the remaining 12.5 per Uilited States. precedented sixth term in He, asked Chief State’s At­ 41 — Articles lor Sale oparatora and quallfi^ tralnaas. Excellent fringe open or being installed. Your MANCHESTER - $48,000 - By be publicly opened. ’The right is 42 — Building Supplies 15 WORD MINIMUM cent among all of them. 'The The Interior Department office. Daley, 72, called the torney Joseph Gormley to pur­ location is waiting. It’s time for owner. Seven room. Split Level reserved to reject any and all 43 V Doga-Slrds-Pats PLEASE READ Happy Ads ...... $2.00 inch banafita. MANCHESTER federal government would get quickly followed the Court’s last of the big city bosses, sue possible perjury violations 44 i r Livestock Apply at you to act. Call 1-372-6525 for Contemporary home in bids. Specifications and bid GROUND ' 46 — Boats A Accessories 8 RO O M C O LO N IA L the rest. i^ing with a request for oil overwhelmed Republican arising out of recent legislative TOP ROUND details. desirable exe«utive forms may be secured at the 46 — Sporting .Goods YOUR AD neighborhood,, walking dis­ Enjoy custom building at its Participating in the meeting companies to pinpoint places hearings into the state’s $7.4 TURKEY 47 — Garden Products Clasilfied ads are taken over candidate John J. Hoellen, Business Office, 45 N. School ROUND MANCHESTER MODES, INC. COMPLETE Soft Ice Cream tance to school and shopping. were officials from Alaska, they would like to draw for oil million a year leasing program. STEAK 48 — Antiques the phone as a convenience. finest. U&R created , 4- 60, by garnering over 80 per Street, Manchester, Connec­ 49 — Wanted to Buy Stand on Wheels. Immediate Living room with fireplace, California, Delaware, Georgia, off the north-central Atlantic Lawmakers, who complained 18 to 22 lbs. Avsrsgs . The Herald Is responsible for PINE SniEEr • MMICHESTER bedroom Garrison on a cent of the vote. (UPI photo) ticut. only one Incorrect Insertion and delivery, low down oayment. dining room, convenient eat-in ' Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, coast. of inadequate staff and lack of RENTALS gorgeous treed lot. 2Mi baths, Raymond E. Demers, 52 — Rooms.lol Rant then only to the size ol t)ie Call or write today. 67'/-9089,198 kitchen, three bedrooms, 2V4 New Hampshire, New Jersey, The oil industry says un­ strong investigative tools, were 1st floor fireplaced family Business Manager 53 — Apartments (or Rent original Insertion. Errors which “SSouth Road, Farmington, baths, fully paneled family New York, South Carolina, tapped petroleum riches in that barred by their own rules from *1.09. 54 — Homes for Rent do not lessen the value of the • Conn., 06032. Mister Softee Of room. Large lot. Must be seen. room, equipped kitchen, plush *1.59. 55 — Business (or Rent Texas and Virginia. area may help the nation solve conducting criminal in­ 99<. advertisement will not be cor­ Southern New England, Inc. 649-7422. carpeting and 2 garages. Hi 56 — Resort Property lor Rent its oil supply problems. Firemen rected by an additional Inser­ 60’s. Call 649-5306. Alexander, whose state in­ vestigations while probing 57 - Wanted to Rent tion. Think you INVITATION 58 — MIsc. (or Rent Situation Wanted 15 EQUAL Housm o OPPORTUNITY leasing. BOLTON LAKE - Small house Probing Their work uncovered MILK FED . AUTOMOTIVE BARROWS & WALLACE. B o g n e r with double lot on Lynwood iwwcB W r n w M W M m i n i 2 WILL CARE for your children, evidence of favoritism and TO BID 61 — Autos for Sale Drive. Short walk to lake for Radioactive Water Veal Cutlet 62,— Trucks lor Sale Help Wanted 13 can do it? my home, days, 2-5 year old. 649-B3N M7-181B 7284118 CCSC Fire exorbitant leases being NOTICE COOKED e A « 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale Auctions Nice yard. Reftleferences. 643- boating and swimming. Ed­ Cut To Order 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles- awarded to friends of former The Manchester Board of 1428. mund Gorman Agency, 646- 65 — Campers-Trellers-Moblle FRIENDLY 4040. TOLLAND - Authentic period From Millstone One NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Fire GOP Govermor Thomas J. Education seeks bids for Paper SALAMI V 9 Homes AUCTION - One defective sofa ICE CREAM Can you drive a tank? Restoration. Main house built authorities today investigated a Meskill and other political Products (toilet tissue and 66 — Automotive Service consigned to Futorian Mfg. 150 BABYSITTING, my home, fire which swept through a figures, including Democrats. U.8.D.A. CHOICE 67 — Autos lor Rant-Lease Strong Road, South Windsor, 8 Part-time openings Can you operate a S2 million p'lo'fol equipment? days, evenings or overnight. TOLLAND - Combination home 1806, ell circa 1717. Eight paper towels) for the 1975-1976 and office, located on acre lot in Ends Up in Sound wooden frame maintenance and a.m. April 14. available. We are now accep­ Can you rappel out ol a heno .^^'or? Will pick up and deliver, any rooms, two baths, five working school year. Sealed proposals Bogner Can you get into top physical ahapa? a business zone on Route 195. fireplaces, two barns, ten storage building on the Central SIRLOIN s i ting applications for lunch age. 647-9360. will be received until 3:30 p.m., eo AUCTION - Three defectjve hour help Can you handle high explotivaa? Five-room Ranch plus 500 acres. Call for details. Connecticut State College cam­ ' WATERFORD (UPI) - feeding steam to the Number Legal Notice April 30, 1975 at which time BOLOGNA / 9 * Can you shoot rapids In a raft? square foot office, baths. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, pus Tuesday night. STEAK ib.*1e09 11-3 a 12-2 RETIRED MAN desires day Federal authorities Tuesday One plant. they will be publicly opened. Company. 8 a.m. April 14, 150 Can you put "steel" on a target miles away, the first time? part-time work, Manchester- Priced to sell at $36,900. T. J. 646-4200. New Britain firemen had the Court of Probate, District of Manchester 1?»y Excellent starting wages, un­ Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. said the Millstone One nuclear Abraham said Northeast The right is reserved to reject 8*0 Strong Road, South Windsor. Can you lead others? East Hartford. Good fire under control by 10:30 p.m., NOTICE OF HEARING 1 HAPPY ADS iform and food allowance While you're young Is the time to find out. SPRING STREET area - power station flushed 2,500 Utilities, which operates the ESTATE OF IRENE BULLA, deceased any and all bids. Specifications appearance, looks belie age, provided. Apply In person. Try it now. Raised Ranch, 8 rooms, 3 or 4 gallons of radioactive water site, traced the leakage an hour after a loud explosion Pursuant to an order of Hon. William and bid forms may be secured We Also Carry PRIME BEEF, Cut To Order; and For Your Freezers We own car, 30 years collection HORSE LOVERS’ delight. touched it off. ’The one-story E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated March 26, background, much gardening bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, wool ' into Long Island Sound as it tried Thursday to a faulty valve, and 1975 a hearing will be held on an applica­ at the Business Office, 45 N. FRIENDLY ICE CREAM Colonial with front to back structure housed building and Have Prime and Choice Hindquarters, plus Sides of Beef. We Will 1 experience. 568-5835, evenings. carpeting throughout, family to clear its steam pipes of a 1,000 gallons of clean water tion praying for authority to sell real es­ School Street, Manchester, To Be Sold at Public Auction 435 Main Street living room, fireplace, den, room with fireplace, patio, maintenance materials, in­ tate as m said application on file more An Equal Opportunity Employer ...... previous contamination. were thrown into the system to Connecticut. Cut. Wrap, and Blast Freeze Your Meat at NO EXTRA CHARGE TO YOU! Call dining room, large kitchen. large deck, electric garage cluding oil and gasoline. fully appears, at the Court of Probate on h 1973 P9NTIAC Plus insulated horse bam (with The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory flush the radioactive con­ April 10, 1975 at 10:00 A.M. Raymond E. Demers, doors. Built in 1971. $56,900. Army Opportunities □ REAL ESTATE electricity and water) and cor­ Office in King of Prussia, Pa., tamination. A nearby dormitory with Pearl J . Hultman, Ass't. Clerk Business Manager 1 LEMANS CAFETERIA WORKERS - dis­ Philbrick Agency, Realtors, about 200 students was If V ^ \ Serial ||(ZF37M3G104322 ral. Close in. $57,700. Keith The flushing water was 646-4200. said the water should have*gone I f $ hwasher and substitutes needed 643-9462 Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. into a treatment system after collected at a liquid waste evacuated as a precaution. FRIDAY, APRIL 11,1975 immediately. Apply at Board of Homes For Sale 23 the flushing Sunday, but instead treatment system and cleaned Students were allowed back in i at 10:00 a.m. Education School Cafeteria of- CONTEMPORARY Raised their rooms within 90 minutes fice, 45 North School Street. Join the people who’ve joined the Army. MANCHESTER - Newer 3- Ranch - Large, modern kitchen it spilled into the Sound. of all radiation, then discharged TAKE THIS COUPON i $31,500 of the explosion, but many :g 646-5854. An Ld m I Opportunity Empleygr bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, with pantry, formal dining Neither the Sunday accident into the Sound, he said. TO YOUR STORE buys this clean 5-room Cape just over stayed outside to watch firemen possible 4th bedroom, con­ room with built-ins, living room nor the the original contamina­ When another flush was tried 2 0 ° ! venient location. $35,900. Paul Uie Manchester line in Vernon. Car­ with cathedral ceiling and battle the blaze. DENTAL Assistant with some port, treed lot. Owners anxious. tion Thursday posed a threat to with 2,500 gallons of water Sun­ W. Dougan Realtor, 643^4535. fieldstone fireplace from floor Fire authorities said they did \ ... SoflMonf I secretarial background SALESCLERK - Card and public health and safety, said day, Abraham said, “something Experience preferred, but will CASHIER BliMClOUtD&ROSSEnO to ceiling, redwood paneling, not suspect arson in the blaze >Myhavsaosty«s 315 .Center St, Manchester stationery department, full­ REALTORS-ML8 646-2482 Karl Abraham, spokesman for happened, some kind of mis­ 1 1 train. Send resume to P. 0 . Box Experienced, part-time, MANCHESTER - Just reduced. four bedrooms, 2 full baths, and termed its origin undeter­ time five day week, benefits. 189 West Center Street the office, formerly known as take,” and the water — con­ % . o hoppyorfl 1, Glastonbury, Conn., 06033. Apply in person mornings or by a.m.-l p.m., 5 days, top rate. I Center Street, 3-family in large family room with mined. An unoffcial estimate of Fresh w a ^ fireplace, den or library, -5 A the Atomic Energy Commis­ taminated as it went through 1 appointment. Harrison’s Call 289-8251. An equal oppor-| business zone II. Ideal for loss was 3500,000. sliding glass doors, 2 large sion. the radioactive system —was | L ------i s Stationers, 849 Main Street, tunity employer. professional offices or commer­ SAVE2(rl cial expansibn. Owner anxious P' decks, 2-car garage, large lot. More than 1,200 workers sent directly into the Sound, Manchester. (Pearl Street) six room house, when you buy i $68,500. Philbrick Agency, building a second nuclear reac­ without first being cleaned. □ FINANCIAL PART-TIME for quick sale. LaPenta Agen­ (formerly 2-family) and a large Judge Barber cy, Realtor, 646-2440. Realtors, 646-4200. tor at the Waterford site were The contaminated water Happiness is... BARMAID OR Bartender full­ building. (Over 4,000 sq. ft.) I MAINTENANCE time, Gaslight Cafe. Must be a u to b o d y Man - Must have 5 presently used selling antiques, sent home Thursday after which escaped Thursday into Nominated Joining the Bonds-Stocks-Mortgagee 8 TWO-F4MILY Duplex - 5-h, neat and reliable. 646-1086 or years’ experience, 44 hour etc. Excellent for contractor, radioactive water was found Long Island Sound through a 2 FAM ILY three years old, 1 1/2 baths, For High Court to save cash. 2 SuperSizeW| YOUNG WORK 568-5323. week, paid holidays and in­ plumber, electrician, etc. leaking from a heating boiler floor drain, contained only a MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ surance. 872-4997. Centrally located 2 family. Asking $52,900. Keith Real aluminum siding, good invest­ HARTFORD (UPI) - ment at $53,900. Philbrick small amount of radioactivity, MARINES cond, third. All kinds. Realty *7.CC to *1C.CC HOUSEWIVES - like to talk on Separate furnaces, ideal Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. Superior Court Judge William Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. P about five per cent of the Registration will -5 statewide. Credit rating un­ DO YOU NEED money? starter home. Stoves and P. Barber of Putnam will be 3 Bath Size i PER HGUR the telephone'? Need extra in­ allowable daily limit for necessary. Reasonable. Con­ Women 18 and over, part-time refrigerators. Only $33,900. nominated to the Connecticut be held CALL 528-9951 come? We have a job for you. SPLIT - seven rooms, wall-to- Woman Kills radioactive discharges, he said. The dean,fresh The April Fresh fidential, quick arrangements. Earn up to $4. per hour working hours with full-time earnings. wall carpet, one full and 2 half Supreme Court in August by Friday, April 4th ^ Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Please look lor our ad In tfis 649-2333. ’The flushing water spilled a.m. or p.m. 646-2637. baths. Family room, central D O N T TOUCH Gov. Ella T. Grasso, she has an­ at 7 p.m. g 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ builnsea opportunity esctlon under PASEK air-conditioning, large lot. $45,- ! Boyfriend Sunday contained even less Eaetsrn Sarvicaa. RIALTORS-MU a thing. Just move into this nounced. feeling of Zest. smell of Downy Burnside Avenue g ford. Evenings, 233-6879. R ELIEF COOK - Institutional, 000. Keith Real Estate, 646- radioactivity, about one tenth ARE YOU UNEMPLOYED? Mrs. Grasso said Tuesday she School % 32 hours, days. $2.90 to start. 289-7475 742-8243 4126, 649-1922. brand new 4-bedroom : ■ HARTFORD (UPI) - Police of one per cent of the maximum Downy doesn't just soften MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Y O im ANSWEIIEO AD AFTER AO would elevate Barber in line No sticky soap film with East Hartford ROWWHATI Manchester area. Available im­ Colonial, Vk baths, 2-car garr < say a woman accidentally shot daily discharge, Abraham said. mortgages — interim financing CUSTODIANS - Experienced, Gall mediately. Jobseekers, 568- with a tradition of naming the clothes. It makes your family's MANCHESTER - Six month CAPE - six rooms, very large age, w/w carpeting, city ' and killed her male companion He said no workers were Deodorant Zest. You feel fresh Boys and Girls 8-17 — expeditious and confidential part-time evenings, 1070. ranking Superior Court judge to JOBSEEKERS INC. new, prime west side location, lot, one bedroom first floor. water and sewers. Only $52,- • after firing at her former overexposed to radiation in are invited to join. service, J.D. Real Estate Manchester. Call 643-5691 2-6 the state’s highest court. and clean all over. Cleaner clothes smell April Fresh. EMPLOYMENT 5-5 Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, Very clean, $35,500. Keith Real 900. Call Vic Maulucci. ! boyfriend when he insulted her. either spill. Adult instructors Assoc. 646-1980. p.m. RN for physicit . ysician’s office in Barber, who has been a SERYICE hardwood floors, aluminum Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. I Jesus Torez, 28, was shot in Abraham said the Nuclear than soap. Isn't it time you And helps rinse out static cling. (alio good whan you buy 6 Complaxlon Size) Rockville,e, Monday, Tuesday, Superior Court judge since 1961, also needed for ^ 568-1070 568-1070 siding, high 50’s. Hayes Cor­ I the argument Tuesday outside Regulatory Office had an in­ SCHOOL BUS Drivers - Thursday and Friday, 9-6, RAISED RANCH - seven PASEK will be named to replace gave up soap for Zest? Downy. A noticeable improvement. •AVAILABLE IN LIMITED AREAS. drill and classroom work g Connecticut’s largest job Saturday 9-1. 872-8321, 643-0968. poration, 646-0131. REAITORS-MU j an apartment building on spector at the Millstone site Manchester area, immediate rooms, large lot, plenty Supreme Court Justice Herbert LIMIT ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE openings, part-time work. We listing service managed by storage. Convenient to Wilbur 289-7475 742-8243 t Center Street in the city’s Tuesday looking into how the TO The OtALEA You »t non ui*gn«M ktvoictt proving purchut of tu*K)«nl sUck of out trindt 10 Help Wanted 13 counselors. Merritt Agency, 646-1180. Torez, was first taken to St. mend Northeast be fined for the covr coupons prtstottd must b« shown upon ri^itst. *nd fKiwt to do so mey. el selling part-time? Fit Avon into hours of 9-noon or 3-5 p.m. large, modern kitchen, formal out opben. void so coupons tupnintd lor ridmptien lot wtuch no proof of preducu Move-in condition. Large dining .Francis Hospital to be treated unauthorized discharges, he purchsted it Stewa Pre»«rfy iidecmtd COupm wd M scctptid for itmAursnini □ NOTICES your scnedule. Have fun, meet room, aluminum siding, gar­ dining room, living room, 4 Man Accused rf idwMied u btiho the preptrTy of bit rtUd thsVMer el our mttchtnd>i«. who TOOL MAKERS - All-around $19,900 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 for shock and later was charged said. (tdttnwd burn Rmmburstmtni wOl bt modt enl* It i rttail ditlr>bulor el ou new people and make good age, $36,500. Keith Real Estate, bedrooms, walT-to-wall mtidonditt or M t hoMtf of our Ctrtifiult el Aonerlly tctmg li. hm COUPONS m achinists and Bridgeport baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ with first degree manslaughter. “Based on the information Of Murder MUST BE PRESENTED TO OUR SALESMAN OR S H ^ . AT DUR EXPENSE TO money too! Let’s talk about it. Business Opportunity 14 Business Opportunity 14 6&-4126, 649-1922. carpeting, 1 1/2 baths. Other PMCm I BAatU. 21S0 SUNNYBROOK DMVE. CMONNATI OMO s$23r Ctsh' Lost and Found operators. Top wages, fringe age, nearly two acres. Hutchins side has. 6 large rooms. Police said the former obtained so far, the first dis-. BETHEL (UPI) - Antonio rtdtniipben vahN 1/ n el U Call 523-9401. benefits and overtime. Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. Convenient to schools and shop­ boyfriend accosted the two and Mendes, 50, of Bethel, was to MANCHESTER - Seven room charge, March 27, was caused LOST - Female dog, part Collie, Experience preferred. Apply at ping. Excellent condition. $46,- allegedly insulted her. She primarily by a leaking valve,” appear in Danbury Common Paragon Tool Company, 121 RN-LPN. 10% differential. M AN CH ESTER - New 3- Split, three large bedrooms, no collar, answers to CiCi. paneled family room, wall-to- 900. Philbrick Agency, pulled a gun and fired at him, Abraham said. ‘"The second Pleas Court today on a charge' PROCTER & GAMBLE Vicinity of Oak Grove Street, Adams Street, Greenwood Nursing Home, bedroom custom Ranch, 2 Hartford pays 10% differential wall carpeting, one full, two Realtors, 646-4200. but missed, hitting Torez in­ of murder in connection with 9686 DF baths, aluminum siding, double resulted primarily from in­ Manchester. If found, reward, half baths, large lot, central PHONE FROM home,to ser­ on 3-11 and 11-7 shifts. 236-2901. garage, excellent stead, police said. adequate control of flushing and the stabbing Tuesday of his wife call 643-0690. air-conditioning. Low 40’s. CAPE - Eat-in kitchen - formal vice our customers for super neighborhood. $47,900. Hayes , The other man fled. discharge procedures.” Adeline, 47, police said. Owner, 644-2250. dining room, fireplaced living LOST - Beige and white cocker earnings. Choose own hours. MAN WANTED - Steady, DISTRIBUTOR (Corporation, 646^131. reliable man for passenger and room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar­ cfoss breed, red collar; grayish Call 647-1810. TAKE THIS COUPON truck tire service. Experience WANTED COVENTRY - Seven room Cape age, immaculate condition. telrjisjer.. cross breed, black $36,900. Philbrick Agency. TO YOUR STORE pnreferred but not essential. All ' Full or Part Tim e $41,900 and 4 room Ranch on one lot. coil8(r;4 females. Lost March PART-TIME cleaners - Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 2 c y \ fritinge benefits. Apply in p: Need more income $$$. Qualified individual needed NEW 3 or 4 bedroom Raised Ranch, Cape has stone siding and full 28th. Reward. Call 646-4607. Experience preferred. Will 646-4^1)0. tram if necessary, early mor­ son, Nichols-Manchester Tire, to distribute world famous Kodak, 3M, GE, and GAi- wall-to-wall carpeting, 2 fireplaces, shed dormer. Ranch income is nings and evenings^ Call 649- Inc., 295 Broad Street Products through company established locations. sun deck, garage, large treed yard. $155 monthly. Lake privileges, SPECIAL SALE LOST - Lwge male dog, black, No selling or soliciting required. Make this your $40’s. LaPenta Agency, BOLTON. - Beautiful Ansaldi 5335. brown feoti (brown and white year for independence. ($3,995.-to $7,995.— FIANO AGENCY Realtor, 646-2440 or Lance built Raised Ranch, on acre AVAILABLE NOW!!! chest. Friendly, answers to Investment.) Available immediately. Call or write: ______646-9200 Kozikowski, 742-7202. treed lot, brick front, plaster^ For April Nicky. Call 565-2710 or 643-6834 ESTABLISHED REAL Estate Keypunch operator needed Modern Marketing Inc. walls, 4 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, after 6 p.m. Reward. office needs two full-time sales part-time, start at $2.85. 12006 12th Avenue South one full, two half baths, rec S/WE2(rl eople. Wolverton Agency, E xp erien ce 129 m achine. Burnsville, Minnesota 55337 ONLY $19,900 - Seven rooms, 2 room with wet bar, enclose when you buy IMPOUNDED - Black ealtors, 649-2813. Jobseekers, 568-1070, (612) 890-5175 story. 111 Walnut Street, han­ TAKE THAT STEP NOW heated porch, 2-car garage, Labrador male pup. Contact (If you write, please include your phone number.)______dyman’s treasure, fire ’The step to home ownership. $59,500. Philbrick Agency, Candle Lamp Coventry Dog Warden, 423-6524. TRAVEL AGENT RN-LPN day shift - (no damaged, no agents please, To make it easy for you, we Realtors, 646-4200. Experienced, excellent rotations) Benefits. Greenwood phone 649-7925. 13 Help Wanted 13 would like to show you this Only $6.00 benefits. Call 646-0110. Nursing, Hartford, 236-2901. Help Wanted MANCHESTER - Split 7 rooms, aluminum-sided Ranch, gar­ Reg. $8.00 O ne Personals 2 COVENTRY - North, six room 1 1/2 baths, 3 bedroom?, Raised Ranch, desirable area, age, finished rec room. Only modern kitchen, dining room, While Supply Lasts INCOME tax returns prepared acre, three bedrooms, $31,500. family room, fireplace, wall-to- Famiiy in the privacy of your home Call firep lace^ living room, 1 1/2 wall carpeting, garage, large 2 Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or 525- baths, re^room, above ground lot, $45,500. Pnilbrick Agency, pool, garage.- $M,500. Owner, PASEK Terrific Value 8263. REALTOAS-MU Realtors, 646-4200. Size j 742-9790. 289-7478 742-8243 g INCOME TAX preparation - GRANTS SIX ROOM Cape, excellent con­ This handsome wood and pewter your home or mine. MANCHESTER - Eight-room dition. Enclosed porch, base­ Reasonable. By Danny Byram, multi-level Contemporary, 21/2 ment garage, extras, centrally finish candle lamp is a real conversa­ 649-5096. baths, sunken patio, panoramic located. Call owner, 649-2564. tion piece. Thumprint glass, candle, Bouinyl REGIONAL CREDIT CENTER view of Hartford skyline. LAND - Nice barn, three and candle snuffer make this IIV,” TAX RETURNS and accoun­ Immediate occupant, 60’s. bedroom home, baseboard ( 9 6 QZ.) Our new facility, located at Glastonbury, Conn., has Job opportunitlea for: heat, Hutchins Agency, high lamp from the Salem Collection ting done professionally. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, FIRST OFFERING Reasonable rates. Confidential. Realtors, 646-3166. alto good whan-you buy 3 King (64 oz.); 643-1108. Excellent 7-room Cape, fami­ the perfect gift for all occasions...And Experienced. Call Dan Hickey, or 3 GlanI (33 oz.); or 6 Rfgulbr (17 oz.) ly room, garage, hot watdr oil for yourself. 649-9145. NEW LISTING - Martin School BRAND NEW (not completed) LIMIT ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE Six-room Colonial with heat, city utilities, quiet 10 IHC OEAlEA You Mt iulhenred M K U S ow M tM lot bit ridtmptnn el TELEPHONE COLLECTORS District. Six bedrooms, 9-room C O I^ Wi will itudtaM you loMM Uci vsiut tl but coupon, or. d coueen t m INCOME TAX returns fireplace. First-floor laundry, neighborhood, wall-to-wajl iw liN m«((JundiM. wt Ifdi lomPutu you lot such Nh goods. pM St Im htnCag. older home, wall-to-wall ______^ 4 bit contww hjvt compM wUR bit Urns Of w C0i«Ql prepared in your home. No experience necessary, will train. Liberal company benefits. carpeting, paneling, etc. Asking walk-out basement. Central- carpeting in living roqinn and etitr Any Uduft lo tnioict IhtSt tirins thtX ool bt ditfliod « w«vtt el t n j i M cen«t>0fts TERMS OF COUPON OFFER BY SUBMITTINC TMS COUPON KM RE< Reasonable, Call H.H. Wilson, $41,000. Call Homeseekers Act now and have your choice family room, close to bus, OCHPTlON DEALER REPRESENTS THAT HE REDEEMED IT PURSUANT IQ THE fERMS OF THE COUPON OFFER Tbt contucMt must pay My teds U i muoived Th«c««ta 649-6506. See Mrs. Kelleher Realty 6464353. of carpets, colors, etc. Low shopping and school. Has to be Your Gift It non issignablt Invo^tt proving pwduso Ol tuNiCitnl slock el our biindi U C M t coupons proswiod m ti bo t h ^ upon rcguosl. and ImMa le do so may. M 40’s. Keith Real Estate, 646- out eplioa MMl ad coupons swbnuRod lot itdioipwn lor no prooi of p r o M seen to be appreciated. Priced purchastd IS shorn PioptHyrtdtomcd coupons wMboaccoptod for roMbtirtamsM I WILL COME to your home $38,900 - Duplex, 6-3. Nice in­ 4126, 649-1922. ______d tdmirhtd as btmg tbt pieporty ol no

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 2,1975 - PAGE THIR’TY-ONE 3 PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., ^ r U 2,1975 B Y JIM B E R R Y Arttetat for Solo Apartment* For Rent 53 Aut0*.For Sal* OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BK.NJY . ' ______Apartment* For Rent S3 BUGS BUNNY M|^IF^&,"IFATFIP$T SCREENED LOAM - drivewOT MANCHESTER - Spacious 2- ...... PO YbU OF COUFZ^F! My'/MOTTO {$ - gravel, processed gravel, sand, WE HAVE customers waiting for the rental of your ap bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 DO SOU THINK T M FAR TELL >iA WHAT... HE'S BEING PUNISHED AND IS CONFINED TO HE'S COMIN’ OUT! 'Y LISTEN, I'VE GOT "lFATF((56T Yt)U PO(0T „ 'fb U stone and fill. GeorgaH. Grif- apartment WANTEI) HIS ROOM FOR THE RESTOF THE DAY.' HE'S W o o . BUT YOU CAN j SUCH GREAT WRIST H A V ^A or home. J.D. Real Estate baths, full basement, private i ENOUGH ALONG ID B Z Z Z S i ^ eUOCFFF, TFir; AfiAlfJ. flng, Andoyer, 742-7W8. entrances and patio, includes Clean, LiM Moftil eof^LESSONS SER EN AD E f^rrr — PROBABLY SlTTINlS UP THERE WITH A LON6 RELAY.' WHEN 1 < ACTION I ’LL HAVE th O T V O , Associates, Inc. 646-1980. PETUNIA WITH OKAY/ FACE, FEELINS SORRYFOR HIA/SELFANP LOWER THE BOOI^t j HIM BABBLIN’ THE X heat, appliances, cairpets. and MAP AT THE WORLD/ TLL TALK TO HIM BE­ 1974 ZENITH so lid -s ta te pool. $275 per month. Paul W. MY G U IT A R ? HE'LL BE LOWER A GETTYSBURG /H F- LOOKING lor anything In real USED CARS FORE SUPPER AND IF 1 THINK HES LEARNED Chromo-color. Price Dougmi, Realtor, 646-1021 or Top Prices PaM HIS LESSON I'LL LET HIM SO ID THE THAN A APPRESS WHILE /HAPF? negotiable. Like new condition. estate rental — apartments, SWIM MEET , r GRAND CANYON f S YOU'RE STILL For AH Makes WrrH'iOUTONUSHTy CaU 6494031. ______homes, multiple dwelUngs, no WELLDIGGER! a ON YOUR fees. CaU J.D. Real Estote BACKSWING Associates, Inc. 64671980. TWO-BEDROOM Duplex - $185 CARTER GMEVROin SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury without heat. No dogs. Call above ground pool distributor between 1 and 7 p.m. 646-6232. GO, IK. needs warehouse space. WUl DELMONT STREET - Duplex, 1229MalnSlrMl sell and completely install a two bedrooms, IVk baths, - l ! huge 16x31’ O.D. swim pool appUances, no pets, security, available April 1st. $225. ^11 e H75 bym . inc. A-2. complete with fencing, NOCKVIUX SWJMOin iZuA/ days, 643-5144 ask for Jack, t - K sundeck, filter and pump^ Now ROCKLAND TERRAGI 3 t Building-Contracting 33 only $795. Full price financing Urge ar^ bawittful on* badroom! 1968 OLDS Dynamic 88, for H om o* tor Solo 23 Homo* For Solo 23 Sorvico* OHorod avaUable. Call Tony collect, DELUXE ONE - bedroom apartment - Complete apartmanta, haat, hot wata/T all parts or wiil run with work. $200 MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 203-232-6500. appllanoaa Inoludlng dIthWMhar, firm. Cail 6464028 after 6 p.m. MANCHESTER - Young, SHARPENING Service - Saws, appliances, carpeting, air- tUaiwaai, oarpaUng, pool and yow< MANCHESTER knives, axes, shears, skates, Carpentry and general contrac­ conditioned, swimming pool. HE SURE IS.' you SAW ALL'RIGHT k BE SURE TO TELL I’LL TRY/ I'LL I KNOW YOU maintenance-free two-family ting. Residential and commer­ RICH LOAM for sale. $5.50 per own privata farraoa In a country tal-| 1967 COMET station wagon, 6 WHAT HIS STEAMROLLER - I'U TALK HIM THAT CASSIE REALLY TRY' WILL, MICKEY.' $34,700 rotary blades. Quick service. $175 plus utiUties. Robert D. Ung. From tISW No pafa. (4-4) in established, convenient cial. Whether it be a small yard delivered. CaU 646-3109. cylinder, automatic, good con­ I DON'T THINK TACTICS DIO TO HIS TO THE f WON'T LET HIM V ^ e e pin g Well nulDUined six-room Cape, fim nei^borhood. Excellent condi­ Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main Murdock, Realtor, 643-2692. SENATOR WILL GIVE '^THEIR d6rmer, plumbing up tor second balb, repair job, a custom built home 872-4223 875-74M S2H$8$ dition. !CaU 6434993. . OWN SON.... I DON'T SENATOR' FIND HER CHILD heated knottylotty pine famij;ly room tion and income. Owner- St., Manchester. Hours daily UP HIS CUSTODY THINK STEVE CARES ...EVEN IF SHE COURAGE or anyuiing in between, call 646- CARPETS - Wholesale to you at UP* tastefully, decoratedlei borne. Fenced-in occupied, includes all 7:30-5, Thursday 7:30-9, Satur­ our warehouse. ’Trailer loads of M A N CH ESTER - New 3 RIGHTS. HES A V£ IF HE LIVES OR DIES GOES TO JAIL' garden area. 1379. bedroom Duplex, half of two- 1966 PONTIAC Catalina conver­ STUBBORN MAN! A N Y M O R E ' appliances. No brokers please. day, 7:30-4. 643-7958. carpets in stock. Prices start at tible - In good shape. Call 646-7366. $2.50/sq. yd. Carpet Merchants, famUy 1 1/2 baths, fuU base­ REWEAVING burns, holes. BUILDING - Remodeling, ment, includes appliances, $275 Homo* lor Rent 54 between 8:30 and 4, 6«-4937. FIANO ABENCY roofing, rec rooms, additions, 1310 Tolland Turnpike, s r a m Pavn <1-1 C iiraniw x .n J) hi (B y-Z. GRANDVIEW ST... Off Porter, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. per month. Paul W. Dougan garages. All kinds, carpentry Manchester, 646-8568. Open dai­ MANCHESTER - Three 1956 CHEVROLET, 210, 2-door 6 4 6 - 5 2 0 0 a new Raised Ranch is nearing Window shades, Venetian Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-453^ work. For estimates call 649- ly 10-5:30, Closed Sunday. bedroom Condominium, 2 1/2 sedan, 1966 283, 1969 Turbo MUTT AND JEFF BUD FISH ER complfetion. Ready for you to blinds. Keys. TV for rent. hydramatic transmission, Marlows, W Main St. 649-5221. 1142. ATTRACTIVE four room baths, wall-to-wall carpeting choose your colors, carpeting, WANTED — bee keeping hives, and all appliances includea primered gray, needs paint. CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12-room etc. Really a deluxe home suppUes and bees. It you don’t apartment, stove, refrigerator, JEFF; WATCH THE] MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. MASON CONTRACTOR - references, no pets, $145. 646- $350 monthly plus utilities. Must sell, best offer. Call 649- antique Colonial completely loaded with extras such as 21/2 Plastering, custom built stone have the time to take care of A v a ila b le M arch 1. M r. 8059 after 3. Weekends anytime. C A R -- I ’LL BE restored and in excellent condi­ baths, aluminum siding, Removal, pmning, lot clearing, your hives let me buy them. 3167, 228-3540. spraying. Fully insured. or brick fireplaces, chimney Filloramo, 646-6555. RIGHT BACK.', tion. Four fireplaces, 2 1/2 finished rec room, rear deck ... CaU 644-9555.^ 1972 PONTIAC FIREBIRD Licensed. Free estimates. repairs, block and cement FOUR spacious rooms - Sun- baths, income-producing 3- and a lot 120 by 200. Middle 50’s. Espirit, top shape, power Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. work. New and repairs. E. porch, garage, heat, hot water, TWO-BEDROOM home with room studio apartment and 2- T. J. Crockett Realtors, 643- Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. 7 TON WALKER jack stands, laundry room, enclosed porch steering, automatic transmis­ 1577. $50 pair. Almost new. Chevy stove, refrigerator. $190. Cou­ room antique shop. Philbrick and garage. Security deposit. sion, sport wheel, console, PRISCILLA’S POP Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) rims, ^ each. CaU 643-0433. ple, no pets. Security, BY AL VERMEER Trees cut, trimmed or topped, STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone references. CaU 6434714 after Call 646-1379 after 6. amm 8-track stereo. 872-3923 ■ WESTFIELD ST... we have a walls, fireplaces, flagstone evenings. MEY/ f IRONING- MY 'N CONDOMINIUM - Six rooms, 3 four and four Duplex in the high stumps removed, fully insured. 5. ^PRISCILLA!' Got a tree problem? Well worth terraces, concrete repairs, in­ FREEZER SALE now in SIX-ROOM house - Recently rTHAT WHAT \H O M E W O R K ^ bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, wall-to- forties that should qualifty for side and outside. Reasonably redecorated. Imihedlate oc­ 1974 VOLKSWAGEN Bug - S T O R Y A R E YOU financing under the new CHFA a phone call. 742-8252. progress - Chest and upright MANCHESTER - New three- wall carpeting! Modern kitchen priced. 643-0851. cupancy. May be seen at 111 Under 7,000 miles, new condi­ PAPER' DOIING-? : with built-ins, finished rec regulations. Possible 87o models reduced. Order now, bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, CUSTOM MADE Draperies, avoid disappointment. full basement, residential area. Loveland Hill, Rockville. $250 tion, first $2,100 takes it. Ask room, central air-conditioning. mortgage. Good income CUSTOM Building - Homes, ad­ per month plus security. 875- for Len, 8724570 or 649-7154. producer, T. J. Crockett very reasonable work Refrigerators, washers, $240 monthly. 233-5245,2364153. $32,500. Philbrick Agency, ditions, remodefing, repairs. 7633. 2 guaranteed, call anytime. 649- ranges, TVs, and tillers Realtors, 646-4200. Realtors. 643-1577. Steve Casalino, experienced CAPRI 1972, 31,900 miles. $1,- ,'Tn4glMiB 4266. reduced for limited period. 3 1/2 ROOMS with heat, hot 0 1 ^ residential-commercial Lay-aways accepted. water, cooking gas^ stove, Bu*lno** for Rent 55 950. Call 875-5117. FARM - 50 acres, mostly builder. Call 649-6973. cleared and level land, 8 room HEBRON COMPLETE electrical service Montgomery & Ward Company, refrigerator, wall-to-wall CAPFAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE and repair. Reasonable rates. 269 ^ s t Middle Tpke. 643-2185. carpet. $175. (Centrally located, SHARE OFFICE space with ac­ 1966 CHRYSLER Newport, 2- house, barn, two large poultry TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service countant. Excellent location lor door, air, power steeripg and houses, 2-car garage. Philbrick Call 6^5253. adults only. No pets. Security SPARKLE - remodeling, repairs, ad­ KENMORE wringer-type deposit required. CaU 643-9678. attorney, real estate, in- brakes, new muffler, and tail THE JEW ELEP TONiaHT MY CHILDREN, ...THAT THEY HAVE ATTAINED A Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. ditions, custom building, no job sui’ance, etc. 649-1680, 649-3549. pipe, excellent running condi­ JOY-BOY ANP BEFORE THE USUAL 0LI99FUL MBNTAL STA7E WHICH ODD JOBS - Tracking, home washer - Good runnmg condi­ FLO W ER IN e FEET-KISSIWe Seven room U&R built Cape too small. Free estimates. 643- tion. Call 649-3751 after 6. QUALIFIES THEMiTOO, TO BECOME RANCH - with gorgeous view. repairs, yards cleaned. tion. Asking $40. Can be seen at SPECIALI 4-Z LOVB-LOTU^, C E R E M e W V - 5WAMIS LIKE MV PERFECT SELFl with first floor family room, Experienced handyman. Free 5769. 528 West Middle Tpke. STORE FOR rent. Best Main 6URU MAHA- lin ..., Large living room with beamed Color TV, air-conditioning, Street location. About 1,000 1971CAMARO SS, good running 4-t catnedral ceilings and large lot, extra nice. $33,900. estimates. Reasonable. 643- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SWAMI BABOOi full bath, telephone, maid ser- square feet. Same size base­ condition, best offer. Please BY ART SANSOM APPEARS ON­ fireplace, formal dining room, 0304. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 FRIGIDAIRE 20 cubic foot THE BORN LOSER re frig e ra to r fre ez er, $35; vice, free coffee and ment. For information. call 649-1438 after 6. STAGE TO HIS fully equipped kitchen with doughnuts and off-street Philbrick Agency, Realtors, A P O R IM S sliding glass doors to deck. WARREN E. MARIA NARDULLI - Custom- BIDWELL Home Improvement Magnavox ' cabinet stereo FOLLOWERS! made draperies, bedspreads, record player, $30; five piece parldng. $49 (plus tax) per 6464200. 1967 OLDSMOBILE convertible Huge family room with stone Co. E xpert installation of - Air-conditioned, complete top treatments, Austrian kitchen set, $20. 649-9859. week t o h e r b /ervwhim, fireplace, two full baths. aluminum siding, gutters and EXCELLENT LOCATION - 500 power, excellent condition. Call HOWLAND shades. Large selection of trims. Roofing installation and Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Realtor* 643-1108 - 1,500 square ft. offices, or 6494414. ORTHECTHER KIMP? AUOTHER 646-4200. samples, drapery hardware. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. WANTED BARN or large shed PIANO’S MOTOR HM Free estimates, decorating ser­ type building to be tom down 100 E A ST CEN TER STREET storage. Low as $75 monthly. KII0P5/ Includes heat, janitor, and 1973 CAPRI - 2,000 cc standard, vice. Call 649-1786. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, and cleaned up for materials 646-2300 contained. Call 649-0822. parking. 649-53M. best offer. CaU 2894251 or 646- Lol*-Land For Solo 24 roofing, storm windows, aw­ 4592, ask for Mike. WANTCD ANSWER YOUR phone night nings. Quality workmanship, and day. Code-a-phone DARK RICH loam, five yards IMMACULATE six-room TWO OFFICES, (one ground 2. ACREAGE -125 A. in Coventry. free estimates. Fully insured. apartment - Appliances, floor, one second floor) Heat, FORD 1968 Ranch Wagon - Highly Mothfotod Over 6,000 ft. road frontage. answering machines from 872-9187, 649-3417. $28. plus tax; pool patio sand, $199.95. Call 643-2759. gravel, and stone 64^3-9504. carpeted throughout. Adults, no air-conditioning, parking and Needs work, reasonable priced. Salooman Wooded. Will not divide. Keith pets. $225. 6494)459, 649-9004 wall-to-wall carpeting included. Call after 4 p.m., 646-5340. Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. ROOFING - Specializing after 5. Call John H. Lappen, Inc. 649- THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BAKBERA TWO HANDYMEN will clean, repairing roofs, new roofs, TAG SALE - Clothing, fur­ tor Mtabliahod roal aatata 5261. 1968 RAMBLER Rebel, 8 ANDOVER - 93 acres R40, 30 rake, lime, fertilize, mow, gutter work, chimneys, cleaned niture, lumber, power tools, firm in Manchaatar maintainance of lawn seasonal. fertilizer. Saturday 8-6, 5 South SOUTH WINDSOR - Sub-let cylinder, 2 door, hard top, good building lots. 3,200 ft. frontage. and repaired. 30 years four rooms, 1 1/2 baths, two running condition. Good tires Contact Terms. Call Rutenberg & Cellars and attics cleaned. experience. Free estimates. Farms Drive. Manchester. . . . I 'M Reasonable prices. 643-5305. bedrooms, carpeted, appliances and snow tires.res. NCw batterbattery. BY V.T. HAMLIN f'V. AFRAID DAN IEL F. REALE Every, 236-2916 or 643-1824. Howley, 643-5361. OFFICE SPACE State inspspecU:ted. Needs body •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SOUP’S on, the mg that is, and drapes. Call Cliff 647-1390 Y O U 'V E L E T FOR RENT work. $475. Call 643-1667. OUT Al l T H E A REALE R EA LT6R8 after 6 p.m. or weekends. Investment Property 25 LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. ROOFING - Installation and clean with Blue Lustre. Rent IF TH'TWORN KING IS ^ ...THEN ITWINK WE ...O RV iaE, HOW'D \ I I BECAUSE IT(S TH' 'LOCICED-IN , Cellars and attics cleaned, electric shampooer $1. E. A. 250 square feet, center of SO ANXIOUS TiSET HIM- OUGFfTATAKE '>n» YOU LIRE ^AY , 646-4525 repairs, gutters, "'Storm win­ RENAULT RIO, 1971 four GOODNESS' All Intarvlim C o iHM m I M . . . lawns mowed, small tree work. Jonnson Paint Co. FOUR ROOMS- heat, hot Manchester, air conditioning SELF ANOTHER 'ALIEN!.. ONE.' TH'PART OF / MEf \TEET INSIDE TH' COVENTRY - Three-family dows, doors. Experienced water, garage included. Cen­ doors, one owner, good tires, // house on Mason Street. With Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. quality workmanship. Fully in­ and parking. Call: 643-9551. A CAPTURED ( BUT WHY, CASnE,,7HAT'S •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tral, no pets, no children, clean. Priced to self 6334026. ALIEN? A OOP? 1 WHY.' new furnace. Good income. Ed­ sured. Free estimates. middle-age people. 649-7128. MANCHESTER - $31,500 - mund Gorman Agency, 646- GARDENS Roto-tilled - Quick Reasonable prices. Rick Dogs-BIrda-Peta 43 service. Save your back. Call us MANCHESTER - Any size PACER - The wide small car p seven room Cape, new furnace, 4040. Burnett, 646-3005. from AMC has a 232 6-cylinder storm windows, new wiring, today, 528-0586. DOG-CAT boarding reser­ HEAT, STOVE, refrigerator, manufacturing - warehouse vations. Combined inside/out- parking, storage, go with this 3- space. 2,000 square feet to 100,- engine for good performance. A workshop. Hutchins Agency, ALCOA siding, gutters and Now available at DeCormier 646-31j^. INVESTMENT ROGER LANDON - Will rake side runs, partitioned privacy, room centrally located apart­ 000 sq u are feet. B rokers Young brick S-family roofing. Complete interior and ment. Laundry facilities in Motors, 285 Broad Street, 643- 4 2 leaves, clean yards, do any odd exterior remodeling and germicidal lighting. Canine protected. Call 1-226-1206. ifyM ijii,].ililii/i(Hiil[i. Five Townhouse apartments, private basement. $165 monthly. Mr. 4165. • IVTt WOODLAND STREET - terraces, ample parking, gl2,000 per jobs. Very reliable, reasonable decorating. Visit our loliday Inne, 200 Shmon Road, WcNM(t( UH Belfiore, 647-1413. Another new lisitng and a year income. rates. For free estimate call showroom. Home Fashion Manchester, 646-5971. Resort Property Q “cream puff”. An old home Roger at 647-1529. Also cars For Rent 56 1965 VW KARMANN Ghia - FIANO AGENCY Center, 249 Broad Street, AVAILABLE April 1st, three Body rough, running condition. (1847) in lovely condition. washed, waxed and vacuumed Manchester. Across from Dairy AKC REGISTERED Labrador 646-5200 bedroom duple duplex, adults. $125. 647-9803 after 9:30 p.m. Three or four bedrooms, a at Jim ’s Amoco, Main Street. Queen, 649-6082. Retrievers - Black and yellow, THREE-BEDROOM fully twenty-one foot living room available immediately. Call parking, $240. (Jail 643-2268. equipped and carpeted cottage. NEW 24 hour Answering Ser­ after 5:30, 644-9734. Unobstructed view across the Trucks tor Sale 62 with a Franklin stove, modem Heating-Plumbing 35 BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WIN AT BRIDGE kitchen, carpeting, and 2-car Businea* Property 26 vice opening April 10th. bay to Provincetown, 5 minute MR. ABERNATHY walk to beach. Weekly rental, 1971 FORD Ranger - Half ton . Big comer lot (130 by Subscribe now for low rates. SEWERLINES, sink lines, VUA6ER APARTMENTS in the dictionary somewhere 150). Terrificfic buy ffor only $36,- MANCHESTER - Main And Call 647-9221. Boata-Accaaaorle* 45 June 21-July 26. Call 649-9846. pick-up, power steering, power BACK! BACK, AAR. cleaned with electric cutters, Brakes, automatic. Many Losing play gets sympathy between stupidity and un­ West North East South 500. T. J. Crockett Realtors, Grove Street, office and apart­ ABERNATHY! by professionals. McKinney Five-room townhouse apart­ extras, 40,000 miles. Call 742- consciousness, but this time we 643-1577. ment building in business zone. GARDEN Tilling - Beat infla­ 12’ ROW BOAT with oars and Wanted to Rent 57 STAND < Excellent for professional or Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ ment, 1V4 tiled baths, 2 alr- 6059 after 6. • do sympathize with poor South. 1* tion and backaches. Call for es­ pany, 643-5308. cushions, two motors. $375. Call BACK!! f service business. Call P.M.H. 646-5612. condltloners, wall-to-wall WANTED four room apartment He had no sound reason to ex­ Pass 1 NT. Pass Pass MANCHESTER - Ideal sterter timates, 649-1590, 643-0367, 647- pect a singleton diamond lead 528-9321 after 5, call 568-5776. 1091. ^arpetlng, full basement, with all utilities,ies, privatepr owner. 1970 INTERNATIONAL Scout - NORTH 2 By Oswald & James Jacoby 2 6 ,2 ♦ 3 6 ? home, cozy five room Ckilonial, NO JOB too small, toilet neat, hot water, appliances.’ V-8, 4x4 with plow. Will sell and had he played the diamond You; South; hold: lo c ate near schools and shop­ near bus line. Adults. Call 643- 6 K Q 8 5 4 2 repairs, plugged drains, kitchen Garden Products 47 Adults only, no pets. without plow. Very good condi­ V A J 7 ace the hand would have AKQ965VA26K43«Q87 ping. Low taxes, city water, faucets replaced, repaired, rec 8658, 643-0451. Real Estate Wanted 28 Palntlng-Paperlng 32 649-7620 tion. 872-4997. 6 A J 2 collapsed against a four-one What do you do now? city sewers. Asking $29,900. rooms, bathroom remodeling, LAST CALL! Macs and •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Here is a hand from the re­ spade break. This way, if East A — We favor a pass, with three Scott St. James Realty Co., 875- ELDERLY lady desires three * 4 ALL CASH for your property heat modernization, etc. Free delicious apples. Sweet apple Moloreyclea-BIcycle* 84 EAST cent World’s championship, had to win the trick with the spades a poor second choice. You 0744, 872-9700. PAINTING - interior and estimates gladly given. M & M room, second floor apartment, WEST within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, exterior, paperhanging, cider. Botti Fruit Farm, 260 A J 9 where the unfortunate declarer king or queen he would not have opened a minimum and should not Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. quiet neighborhood, near bus 6 10 7 3 instant service. Hayes Agency, excellent work. References. Bush Hill Road, Manchester. ONE BEDROOM apartment in EXPERT bicycle repairs, all V 10 2 might well fill the roll of the been able to lead the suit back hid again. Vernon Professional Building, line. 646-1636, 647-9041. V954 646-0131. Free estimates. Fully insured. 649-1001. makes, models and speeds. 6 K Q 10 7 4 Unlucky Expert. and South could then have TOWNE Plumbing Service, kitchen furnished, minimum Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, 65 handled a 4-1 spade break. TODAY’S QUESTION LIKE A PRIVATE PARK Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. 4 K J 976 5 6Q832 The bidding is interesting Instead of responding one An im m aculate 5 ^ room WE WILL buy your house. Call repairs, alterations, vanity Antiques 48 janitorial tasks, one month’s Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- though not very instructive. A cabinets a specialty. Call to security. Call after 6 p.m., 644- SOUTH (D) notrump your partner has raised Ranch. Fireplace, garage, 3 anytime, Hutchins Agency, J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom □ AUTOMOTIVE 2098. WIMHROP BY DICK CAVALLI look over the cards will show Realtors, 646-3166. 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- 2314. A A6 you to two spades. What do you do large bedrooms,' oversized decorating. Interior painting. WANTED Antique furniture, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• V K Q863 that North and South can V A CRRD J’«/ii«44 4056. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - now? ' living room has w/w Paper hanging. New Ceilings. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or LOOK WHdSA 69863 collect 13 easy tricks at Answer Tomorrow SELLING your house? Call us other antique items. R. MANCHESTER - Two- Auto* For Sale 61 lowest rates available. The bidding has been: 2 Remodeling. Exterior painting. CRITIC,..HE A A 10 notrump, spades or hearts. Of carpeting. Swimming pool. first and we’ll make you a cash BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - Harrison, 643-8709. bedroom, second-floor apart­ Immediate binding. Exclusive course, a four-one spade break Backyard is enclosed. O nly Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. 1972 MAVERICK, 2-door, 6- CA N 'T CO offer. One day service. T. J. Fully insured. For estimate call All heating and plumbing ment in central location. $160 NETRA Agent. Clarke In­ North-South vulnerable would ruin all grand slams but Answer to Previous Puzzle $39,900. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. repairs plus remodeling. Call Wanted to Buy per month. Call 646-8352. cylinder, standard shift, radio, surance Agency, 643-1126. JOHN WAYNE.- 649-9658. 49 one owner. Asking $1,500. Call in this case we can see that the Relatives 643-1496. spades are going to behave 875-4447. West North East South □ H Q IE IE IE ! IMMEDIATE CASH for your PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. WANTED - Wicker furniture, AVAILABLE immediately - PARTS FOR Honda 305 Super nicely. PASEK property. Let us explain our FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing any kind, any shape. Call 872- Three furnished rooms, Hawk and Dream. Stock and Anyway, South found himself ACROSS 57 Indian weights □EaBlllQEzi REALTOm-MU Five years experience. NEED CAR? Credit bad? IV □fjiiBS on fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, - Repairs and remodeling, 0930. utilities, central location. $175 custom. Call after 5:30, 646- 1 Female sibling',58 Piece out Excellent references. Pete, 742- Bankrimt? Repossessed? Pass 1 A Pass 2 V in a conservative six-heart con­ f s a a B n 289-7475 742-8243 647-1413. sewer lines cleaned electrical­ monthly. Call 646-2699. 5084. (coll.) DOWN ICIRI k I'Q D Q I3Q 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. Honest Douglas accepts lowest Pass 3 6 Pass 3 N.T. tract. The five of diamonds was ly. Prompt service on emergen­ WANTED RIDING Lawn 4 Mother (coll.) opened and some five minutes 1 Lay Eiat*]Q MAY WE' b u y your home? cies. 643-7024. down, smallest payments. VESPA - Motor scooter, 125cc, Pass 4 A Pass 4 6 8 Father (coll.) PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ mower and roto-tiller - Ones later, South had -played the 2 Roman road I i T i e i N i BETTE DRIVE - Huge eight Quick, fair, all cash and no Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 500 miles, asking $450. Please Pass 4 N.T. Pass 5 V 12 Oklahoma, ting, wallpapering, spray/brush that need repairs, okay. Call deuce from dummy. East won 3 Soft drink i c a ia a h room plus Colonial on an acre WE STOCK 2,000 plumbing and Pass 5 N.T. Pass 6 6 Indians BQIlL^EflSl a \ problehis. Call Warren E. painting. Fair prices, fully in­ 875-0502. Call 649-5608. the trick, led the suit back and 4 Shapes heating repair items on our PRESIDENTIAL TOYOTA - See us for reliable Pass 6 V Pass Pass 13 Scent □IZlfiSlSIIIE] wooded lot. Built by U&R, Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. sured, experienced and depen­ watched the slam go to never- 5 Take as one's track. Call Plumbing Shop on VILLAGE APTS. used Toyotas with our 60-day Pass 14 Middle East filQ Q Q I B S fS ■ QDIISjl!] quality throughout. 21/2 baths, dable. 643-1671. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - ►V-2 never land. own If^taQEl I □□□£] Wheels for speedy, efficient 100% warranty. We also buy native two-car garage, two fireplaces, INSTANT cash for your home. MANCHESTER for the past 10 years we have Opening lead — 5 6 6 Metrical time service, 646-211115. used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, Most of the time we tell peo­ 15 Boy's we coultfraniDle on, but see for Call Joe Gordon, Barrows & INSIDE - Outside painting. □ RENTALS been the leading agency in the . BY FRANK O ’NEAL unit conjunclion 39 Ordinal 345 Center Street, Manchester, ple that you can find sympathy nickname yourself. Impossible to Wallace Co., Equal Housing Op­ Special rates for people over 65. One and'two“ bedrooms. area insuring motorcycles. Get 7 Exist 25 Greek letter number suffix Flooring 36 646-4321. 16 Learning duplicate at the asking price portunity. 649-5306. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' our rates before you “rev” up. .'/7 r § ’ 8 Father or 26 Koko's weapon 41 Outcast Fully insured. Estimates given. Near schools, churches »• o ° o ’»° 0 17 Ceremony (middle 60’s) T. J. Crockett, Call 649-7863. Rooms for Rent 52 Crockett Agency, Inc. 643-1577. ° \ ' 0°o O ° » .,742* below mother 27 Ripped 42 Unlocks FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, and shopping center, on WE PAY $10 for complete junk 18 Mother's lather Realtors, 643-1577. CASH FOR HOUSES - Let’s 0 Oa 9 Seed covering 28 Geraint's wile 43 Back ot neck (sp^ializing in older floors). cars. Call Joey, Tolfand Auto W t a r ~ g a x e 5 ^ (coll.) Synchronize. You want to sell THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ bus line. Call anytime 1975 PUCH 125 cc, less than 300 . ”0 o • . 0 0 .o/. • 0 10 Top o( head 29 Soaks flax 44 Makes angry WALLPAPER hanging $2.75 Body, 528-1990. 20 Lease again MANCHESTER - Duplex, 6-6, and someone else wants to buy. Ceilings and inside painting. nished rooms, centrally miles, $800. Call 646-2596. -By CLAY R. POLLAN- 11 Assisi 31 Mother (Sp.) 45 Kind ol jacket per roll. Experienced p ARin LIIRA 21 Superlative 2 2-car garage, deep \pt, good It’s easier to do both thm a John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- 0 4 0 - 2 0 2 3 M Your Daily Aetivily Guidt 19 Maiden name 32 Ohio Music 46 Protuberance tradesman. Call R. located. Kitchen privileges. VOLKSWAGEN Bus 1972 - ^ 9 O ° “ MAA. >1 sir. 22 r i sulllx condition, quiet neighborhood. reputable agency. We have Starkweather, 644-3194. 2222. Parking. Reasonable rates. 1972 350 YAMAHA chopper, Tr According lo Hit Slar$, non J 20 Digs (or (ood Educators' 47 Otherwise Seven-passenger, excellent con­ A M . If To develop messoge for Thursdoy, Association 48 Month part Asking mid 40’s. Northeast customers and we need listings. Phone 649-2358. extended, front-end, custom 7-8-1624 23fn.Tnt" dition, $2,800 or best offer. Call reod words corresp^lng to numbers 23ln(ant 23 Loud noise (ab ) 49 Rational Realty, 568-7907. Also, we Buy ourselves. CaU - Building-Contracting 33 handle bars, gas tank and seat. '32-45-7683 26 Camera pan 742-8972 after 4 p.m. of your Zodioc birth sign. 38 Certain creed 51 Dance step Keith Real Estate - 646-4126 or □ MISC. FOR SALE , FURNISHED room for rent. 2 1/2 FURNISHED rooms - $900. 649-0878. ^TAURUS SCORFIO 30 Presidential BENTON STREET... in center 649-1922. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Apply 272 Main Street. Heat, hot water, stove, ^ A f A lO 1 You 31 Involved 61 In OCT. 1J( nickname of town, a six-room Colonial YAMAHA 1974, TX650A, elec- 2 Consolidate 32 Your 62 Guessing 1 i 6 V r " r " r ~ r * n r TT Remodeling, repairing, ad­ refrigerator. Abply at I ^ MAY 10 3 Con 33 Assistonce 63 You NOY. It' 31 French painter 1 with two-car garage. Perfect ditions, rec rooms, porches and Articles lor Sale 41 NEWLY FURNISHED room - Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. OP TO *100 tric start, low mileage. Call 742- I f N 4- 5-12-171 4 Friend 34 For 64 Yours 1- 61621,r 33 Single thing i r 16 u family room. Excellent condi- roofing. No job too small. Call On bus line, clean, convenient, 6835 after 4:30 p.m. 5 M ay 35 In 65 Todoy I2642-48 34 Mesh 6 Be 36 Don’t 66 Need 35 Prayer endings 16 i7 tion. Large enclosed front □ MiSC. SERVICES 649-31M. ALUMINUM sheets used as good value. Call 646-0505. ' FOUR ROOMS - Second floor, JONK CARS BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE GIMINI 7 Toke 37 EHiclent 67 Could SAGITTARIUS IS porch. July occupancy. Good printing plates, .007 thick, stove and refrigerator. Call 649- Campera-Traller* 8 Positive 38 Activity 68 Todoy HOY 36 Gradually Mobile Home* 65 9 Aspects 39 Be 69 By slower (ab.) l9 19 value at $35,900. T. J. Crockett ...... CARPENTRY - Repairs, 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. FURNISHED 1 1/2 rooms - 9428. WANTED 20 OK Realtors, 643-1577. Service* Ottered 31 10 Action 401s 70 Foil 37 Spanish remodeling, additions, roofing. Phone 643-2711. Private entrance And bath, WE ilFILL PAY UP TO C O M IN G , W -565W 7 11 Fellow 41 But 71 Your 363652-49M' Call David Patria, South Wind­ parking. $30 weekly. Call 649- COTTAGE STREET - Four- EASY UVING - Very clean, 2- CHRISTY! /70-77-81-85 i2Get 42Fovoroble 72 Promise 72-768690l^ nobleman 1 $100 13 Bickering 43 Hove 73 It 39 Completes a TT ? r 27 28 B St G REFRIGERATION - sor, 644-1796. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 5729. room apartment, first-floor, bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, 10 CANCU CAPRICORN FORYOURJUNKCAR minutes from Hartford, $4,9%. 14 Look 44 Luck 74 Don't 40 One ol the MANCHESTER Gisbson, authorized servibe, all cents each. Inquire side door. security, no pets, $160. Call 646- \ m i 21 15 Some 45Trovel 75 Action O K . 11 > 36 □P Depending on Year and 14’ wides on display. 'Trades Gershwins large conveniently located domestic makes and models. WES ROBBINS carpentry Manchester Evening Herald. CLEAN furnished rooms, cen­ 1189. tJULY 11 16 Don't 46 Don't 76 Ot JAM. It ■ T trally located, gentlemen only. Model welcome. 10’ wide with Gun 17 You 47 Expected 77 To 41 Building site 34 older home that has had Have your window air- remodeling specialist. Ad­ ^ e a s b QSXM654G7 18 Special 48 Answers 78 Become 11-22-2643, 43 Brother's conditioner cleaned and oiled WE BUY and sell used fur­ Apply 2 Pearl Street or call 875- MANCHESTER - ’Two bedroom FREE TOW burner, great camp! $795. 15662-68 J l extensive remodeling. Three ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 19 Try 491s 79Ptons £ daughter 37 ready for summer. Complete built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, niture. Cash on the line. One 3503. apartment, beat, hot water, SAME DAY SERVICE Pafts, sup^plies and ZOMoney SOMooey BOAnythIng AQUARIUS E or 4 bedrooms, fireplace In accessories. Plaza Homes, uo 21 Forward 51 Sports 81 Moterlonte 46 Sister's sons 16 JP system checked, cleaned and 649-3446. piece or an entire housefull. $184 monthly. Children and PLEASE CALL FOR ^ JULY 11 JAH. 20 the formal dining room, and ‘‘Q uality hom es, sensibly 22 Workers 52 Tempted 82 Personol 50 Talent (Italian) oiled $20. each. Bring it to us 64^32. Furniture Barn, 345 PRIVATE HOME - Female on­ small pets allowed. Available CURRENT PRICE LISTS 23 -To 53 Others 83 Today m \ I I . 51 Pontift 4$ v r IT priced”, 1$48 Wilbur Cross ^ A v e .ii 4i garage. Please call for and save $8. Parts not included. LEON Cieszynski builder - new Main Street Rear, behind ly, kitchen privileges and May 1st. 646-5325. 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. 022*1104 24 On 54 Avolloble 84 In v o lm 116162 52 Meadow Highway, Berlin Tpke., Berlin, 16263638 25 To 55 Start 85 Todoy 62 646-4067. homes custoni built, Douglas Motor Sales. parking. 643-6609 before noon or 4 6 ^ 53 Mexican 66 51 fuHher Information. $34,900. after 5 p.m. 247*0910 Conn., 1-828^)369. W-71-82<7 26 Bring 56 You 86Greot remodeled, additions, rec after 3 p.m. DESIRABLE garden apart­ 271s 57 If 87 Life worker ALLIED -V- VIROO $3 54 SS CUSTOM Rototilling - Have rooms, garages, kitchens CLEAN USED refrigerators, ment, 2 bedroom Duplex, neat, 28 Con 58 Into 88 New 54 Arabian gulf .ODEGARD NEW STARCRAFT Venture, ,41 29 Force 59 Goins 89 Unwittingly si S8 ‘Troy)y Blit” rototiller. Will remodeled, bath tile, cement ranges, automatic washers, A’TTRACTIVE sleeping room - hot wdter, range, refrigerator SCRAP METALS u n . 22 30 Extra 60 Others 90Weolth 55 Japanese coin 56 REALTY_ travel. Gardens, lawns, flower with guarantees. B. D. ipearl’s Gentleman, private entrance, and parking. Conveniently fold dht hardtop camper, sleeps 56 Slave J i work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ 7$Y WINDSOR STREET ,161625-291 ^0Good ^Adrtne Appliances, 649 Main ^ , 643- shower bath, free parking. locatM. Adults, no pets. 64^ 6, usM twice. 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Go to Washington A reception honoring "Mrs. also a member of/the Connec­ Bernice W. Maher for her 48Vi ticut and National Council foi) the Social Studies. Thursday morning at 7:30, with U.S. Sen. Lowell Wdcker, years in the teaching profession Mr's. Maher’s other three chartered busloads with providing he has returned from will be April 13 from 2 to 4 p.m- in the Bennet Junior High professional affiliations include about ISO students from Bennet a spring recess. School cafeteria. She will retire past president and charter Junior High School will leave A special event will be a this year. All former students, member of the Manchester for a th ree^ y excursion to wreath laying ceremony Friday friends and colleagues are in­ chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, Washington, D.C. at 4 p.m. at the Tomb of the a national honorary educational Accompanied by nine' Unkown Soldier in Arlington vited to attend. To honor Mrs. Maher’s years sorority, and a member of the teachers, the group will visit Cemetery in which members of of dedication to her profession, recently formed a local chapter famous buildings and the group will participate. a scholarship is being es­ of the National Retired monuments at the nation’s The group expects to be back tablished in her name through Teachers Association. She has capitol. • at Bennet about 10 p.m. Satur­ the Manchester Scholarship served as a member of the state On the agenda is a meeting^ day. Foundation. Contributions may Department of Education be sent in care of Mrs. Joan Retirement Commission. Taylor at Bennet Junior High. Mrs. Maher taught Grades 2 School. Checks may be m jim and 6 at Nathan Hale School for Opinions Conflict payable to the Manchester 14 years before her assignment Scholarship Foundation. to Bennet where she has been Mrs. Maher was graduated chairman b l the social studies On Cutting Budget from Central Connecticut State department for 15 years. College. She received her master’s degree from Wesleyan By SOL R. COHEN April 14 and 15 at 7 p.m., in the Senior Citizens Intern Program University. She is a life Grass carp, an A ^ n fish po­ tentially harmful to native fish It appears there are conflic­ Municipal Building Hearing member of the Connecticut ting opinions among top Room. Other workshop sessions Citizens Intern Program. Initiated by Weicker two years Education Association and the environment, have beat netted Among .48 active Connecticut senior citizens who met with National Education Associa­ as far north as the Iowa line Manchester Democrats about will be scheduled on available U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker recently in Washington were, ago and the only one of its kind sponsored by a member of cutting into the budgets and tax nights. The board has to May 7 Congress, it gives people 60 years of age and older the tion, and is a past president of from the Missouri River, -ac­ from the left" Marjorie McLain, Weicker, Tina Martin and both the Manchester Education cording to the State Conserva­ rates being proposed for 1975-76 to adopt budgets and tax rates. chance to see government in action firsthand. by Town Manager Robert Failure to do so by then would John Dormer. The three are from Manchester. TOe Association and the CEA. She is tion Commissibn. Weiss. make Weiss’ proposals the legal Washington visit was under Weicker’s four-day Senior On Monday, Mayor John ones. Thompson offered little hope for any cuts. “ I find it (Weiss budget) very tight and to cut back would only postpone improvements,” he PLENTY said. “What I can see, basical­ ly, is that reducing the proposed mill rate is at the risk of cutting OF services.” Today, Manchester’s D em ocratic town chairman FREE predicted there definitely will be cuts. Said Ted Cummings, “ We’re PARKING looking, we’re working and we’re studying. Something’s got to give, and I mean j t . ” He said, “I understand and appreciate the mayor’s views KitchenAid. and concerns that not much fat can be cut from Weiss’ recommended budgets if, as the mayor said, services are to be kept at their existing level. “ However,” insisted Cum­ mings, “I think we can do a lot better than that. The proof of RCA - CALORIC the pudding will be seen on May 7 when the directors adopt the tax rate.” Cummings declined to pre­ THIS IS A SALE YOU MUST NOT dict what the eventual tax rate will be. He predicted, however, it will be lower than the one This is the greatest! Many fameus brands, Frigidaire, GE, proposed by Weiss. Weiss is proposing a 5.5-mills RCA, Caleric, Magic Chef, KitchenAid, Reper, Hoover, Eureka, hike in the General Fund tax rate and an 0.80-mill hike in the Town of Manchester Fire Toastmaster, wlii be speciaiiy priced for this event. (Some District tax rate — to'bring them to 54.8 mills and 6.5 mills are discontinued, some damaged, some floor samples, some respectively. His tentative General Fund budget is up $1,- 995,236 ver this year and his ten­ special purchases, some one of a kind, some one color only] tative Fire District budget is up $202,601. but all products are fully guaranteed by manufacturer and In addition, Weiss is proposing a 25 per cent increase in sewage charges — to peg backed by the reliability of Pearl’s Quality Service, depended them at 125 per cent of water .qBciagii bills (they now are at 100 per upon by folks in this area since 1941. cent). A public hearing on Weiss’ proposals is scheduled for Mon­ If you plan to buy a new household appliance this day (April 7) at 8 p.m., in Waddell School Auditorium, spl'Ing, come in! Our store is packed with values. Broad St. The Board of Directors will conduct budget workshops 3 DAYS ONLY, Thurs., Fri., Sat. Rosters Set OPEN 10 to 10 Thurs. and Fri. For Benefit Hoop Game Rosters have been announced EXTRA SPECIAL for the second annual basket­ PRE-SEASON PRICES ON ALL ball “Game” for the Cancer Fund — to be “staged” April 9 by Manchester’s two political parties. The “contest” will be at 7 AIR CONDITIONERS p.m. in the East Catholic High School gymnasium. Tickets are WE HAVE ALL SIZES IN STOCK $1 each and will permit spec­ GET THEM BEFORE IT GETS TO HOTI tators to view a second game also — this one at about 8:15, between the Manchester Herald SAVE BIG $$$ Team and the Journal-Inquirer Team. The Republican roster lists 14 men. They are Ray Karpe, Dave Odegard, Bob Spillane, i R o y Thompson, Louis Champeau, Frank Rizza, Don Genovesi, Wally Irish, Frank Livingston, Herb Phelon, Carl Z in sser (chairman of the Cancer Drive and arranger of the program). Hill Gallagher, B o b Gorman and Nate \ Agostinelli. 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