PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHfeSTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., April 25, 1974 Hatch Act Alters Political Plans For Two Leading GOP Aspirants ToM Om Manrhwtpr limtttin fcalh MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1974 - VOL. XCIU, No. 176 Mancheater-rrM WUtbgfB dloftm; TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS Bv EDWARD BITLER term Democrat Rubin Cohen, chances were pretty good. on Figueroa's resignation last mind the U.S. Senate scrutiny HARTFORD (U P D -T w o of the so-called “Dean of the He relinquished his $27,837 a Friday. he will undergo as a federal Republican Gov. Thomas J. House.” year appointment for a race “I'm not going to subject this judicial nominee. Meskill's political appointees Like Kozlowski before him, against Democrat William administration to the criticism have stumbled over the federal Brannen, who is a black com­ Cotter in the Hartford of being in violation of the Figueroa’s resignation came Hatch Act on the road to bigger mercial jet pilot, filed Senate Congressional District. law,” the governor told after Sen. Wilber Smith, D- and better things in Connecticut candidacy papers with federal Kozlowski undoubtedly newsmen. I ft UGH IM M CUHE Portuguese Junta Hartford, told the U.S. Civil politics. authorities.) heeded a warning from his boss Meskill, who is not seeking Service Commission about • r e k m p p r t o The latest casualty is Motor The Hatch Act bars state and in announcing second thoughts re-election but a federal Figueroa’s campaign activities. Vehicle Commissioner Edward municipal employes from about an admitted long-shot judgeship, may have had in J. Kozlowski, the Milford seeking office or politicking for campaign against Ribicoff, Republican who once wanted their friends if their jobs in­ Connecticut's senior senator. MIEIM his own full-dress uniform com­ volve handling federal funds. “I was not prepared to take plete with epaulets to wear Kozlowski administers federal six months off,” the com­ Solidifies Control around the office. highway funds. missioner said. l^B O N (UPI) - Gen. An­ wing dictatorship. Two other dreaded DGS of using torture formers tfarougfaoat (Ur ooaan- Rather than lose his big Only last Friday the Hatch Kozlowski probably would tonio de Spinola, head of the ministers were exiled to the on political prisoners. tiy. money job. Kozlowski decided Act cropped up in the political have been forced out of his job r/ie same flae wm seven-man military junta that equally luxurious Palace Hotel The headquarters sur­ Dressed in the oaifnmatfaa Tuesday against challenging life of Ruben Figueroa, the with the resulting loss of a half Phone 649-5233 % seized power in an almost on the island. rendered only this morning cavalry general, ogna^MevuHth Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff, D- Hispanic appointed by Meskill year's salary, between now and will alwaf» fee ear I bloodless coup Thursday Portugal was returning to after the army threatened that white gloves and aa Conn., in the fall elections. to head the Department of the November election. He promised today to free political near normal, but in Lisbon an the 1st Infantry regiment which monocle, Sphidha ttriU (The vacuumn left by Community Affairs, which G&H PAVING & CONST. CO. makes $29,991 annually. Bituminous Driveways, Parking Lots, Tennis make more i prisoners, end press censorship angry crowd shouting had surrounded the building newsmen: “I am wdlhUtaabMt Kozlowski was immediately handles millions of federal and call elections “in the “murderers! murderers!” would storm it. tired.” filled by Rep. James H. dollars. Courts, Repairs, Sealer. Meskill sent a clear message shortest possible time.” pressed forward trying to get at An estimated 500 policemen He said tiiat all ppillttail Brannen, R-Colchester, who in Figueroa, apparently unlike Low PrIcesI 26 Year*’ Exparlencel for all ambitious com­ Depos^ President Americo the policemen who were sur­ inside the building were dis­ prisoners would te rrtlomM the last election ousted long­ Kozlowski, decided his election missioners while commenting SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED REASONABLE! Thomaz and Premier Marcelo rendering to the army at the armed by the army and hauled “except those wfaonoonmiitMd Caetano were flown today by downtown headquarters of off in trucks. Military personnel other crimes.” A ndlUtavy military plane to exile in the security police (DGS). on the scene said they would be spokesman later ■ep^MwtUtlite Ritz Hotel on the Atlantic Members of the opposition un­ taken to prisons, and that the meant that left-aiiag holiday island of Madeira, der the Thomaz-Caetano junta had given orders to round sive prisoners whotiuraeusadd leaving behind 40 years of right- regime repeatedly accused the up 1,300 police agents and in- violence will contiimkl tto tte held.” Within three wecdrs, S$pintta said, a provi8ional.gireenBae*t New Garbage Bids Pose will be set up with aaeoiftike If Uncle Sam members of the jjmnha ass provisional presideiitaittlBair- tugal can pick a daef6filtateki a free election. Problem for Officials Spinola said the ppnniitaail It may require the wisdom of Because of the apparent favorably on a' four-year con­ govenunent will he xanurndd a Solomon for Manchester of­ failure to meet bid specs by one tract for twice-a-week pickup of of civilians of differentppHUiail ficials to determine whom to of the Jan. 29 bidders, 'Town garbage and refuse at the tendoicies. He alsossaddsuecett (Herald photo by Pinto) award a garbage and refuse Manager Robert Weiss rejected curb-the alternate which finds police will be disbaMddeexe^t Owes YOU... where it was neetteU ftor pickup contract for the period all bids and new ones were Trash-Away and Sanitary starting July 1. sought. / Refuse tied in their bids. The military intelligence ff U ttcHs Arbor Day Rites Conducted The apparent low bids today board indicated also it favors a in guerrilla areas inHNirtkgkHs Bids were submitted today on on all alternates (whether for a one-year experimental African territories. TBaumNttanff^Hbbmrt Weiss took his jacket off to turn a Day ceremonies were, from the right. Gov. Thomas many alternate methods of one-year contract or four-year) program for curbside pickup of In a teievisionaadiessttiotUR s$pdhfMla{idiitifto:aKwanson cherry tree planted today at Meskill, Superintendent of Schools James Kennedy and collection by Trash-Away Inc. nation the 63-yeai^ ggeneidil all were lower than those sub­ newspaper. Hlidteiii NUectiiri Scdiool. Also participating in the Arbor school board secretary John Yavis. of East Hartford, the present mitted Jan. 29. Trash-Away and Sanitary also promised freeeletiiiaa^ter contractor; Sanitary Refuse of Nutmeg Sanitary is the ap­ Refuse submitted identical $1,- a new parliament siidaal^Een- Manchester, a previous con­ parent low bidder for a one- 460,(X)0 prices for a four-year dent of the Repaldic./Aidcddait tract holder; Nutmeg Sanitary year contract on all alternates contract for twice-a-week curb- the news conference wkrtfeeraa Service of New Britain; and (once-a-week or twice-a-week side pickup of garbage and date had been set yet,^p6ntia Albreada of Torrington. said elections for cpaHkmMlt M/eshill Visits Martin School pickup). refuse; and identical $1,500,000 Today was the second time Trash-Away is the apparent prices for a four-year contract will be held in a yexr,ffiHowdd the town sought bids on the low bidder for a four-year con­ for twice-a-week curbside by presidential electiaos. many alternates—for either tract for once-a-week pickup pickup of garbage, refuse and Spinola left jjuitha For Arbor Day Ceremonies X one-year or four-year con­ and Trash-Away and Sanitary newspaper. They are the two headquarters, where tURiwsws A alternates which interested the tracts, with each broken down Refuse are apparently tied for conference was hdd,aataDO(n. AktiMrrBqij'waas observed in tion at a program in the The governor explained his school board secretary John directors the most. In its low again into once-a-week or the low bids on four-year con­ He was escorted iry ttieo a r ­ M taattM terr toddyv w ith the auditorium and tben par­ visit was stimulated by a March Yavis, each of whom has a child bid for a four-year contract for twice-a-week pickup, and tracts for twice-a-week pickup mored cars and fivei^ee^iadds a p iy iin n ie ottCBm Thomas J. ticipated in a tree-planting 12 letter from Mrs. Dorothy a t M artin School; J-Town broken down still further to (including the alternates of twice-a-week curbside pickup of tn x ^ . His destinattnnvws Mtekklll ait H tctadc Martin ceremony in front of the Krause’s fourth grade class and Manager Robert Weiss and of garbage and refuse and once- with or without the curbside newspaper pickup at the curb). not announced. SUkoU. Hie read) lii.'proclanaa- building. signed by Linda Weiss. He said State Sen. David Odegard. Lin­ a-week pickup of newspaper. collection of newspaper. A fiftt alternate for a four-year he was impressed by the da Weiss introduced Gov. Sanitary Refuse’s price was contract (twlce-a-week pickup phrase, “It would be the most Meskill and Melanie Kalagian Bids had been opened $l,480,000-compared to Trash- of garbage aHU refuse and only exciting assembly our school was the announcer. previously on Jan. 29, when only Away’s $1,500,000. once-a-week pickup of would ever have.’’ The governor said be was P Trash-Away and Sanitary newspapers (both at the curb) Nutmeg Sanitary’s prices for O il Im p o rts Upset proud to be invited and that he Refuse submitted bids—with a one-year contract ranged was not included in the Jan. 29 The program in the was impressed with the colored Trash-Away the apparent low from $300,000 for once-a-week specs. The apparent low bidder auditorium, watched and heard slides. ‘"The pictures of trees bidder then for a one-year con­ pickup of garbage and refuse to today for that alternate is by pupils, parents, grand­ with all the ice on them gave all tract and Sanitary Refuse the Sanitary Refuse. $360,000 for twice-a-week parents and teachers, was by apparent low bidder for a four- Balance of Trade of us the most concern,” he pickup of garbage, refuse and The Board of Directors in­ Mrs. Krause’s class. It included remarked. year contract. newspaper. WASHINGTON (UHl) — goods. Th^ balance of payments dicated in March it looks TTheddaiattiitittjeetsdance of a colored-slide presentation of He read his proclamation and Despite record dollar iiikiniii. ttadde waas tttoe fiisti for any has been favorable for the trees and forests, to the accom- e x p o r ts , h ig h e r pprixmld United States since the second left it with the school. Gov. nnaaihsaneeJinR 1973. panyment of Joyce Kilmer’s Meskill explained that Arbor petroleum sent the UJ. 3S. devaluation of the dollar. immortal song, “Trees,” and a Tlhantechiaadlseetraiie figure Day originated in 1872 in balance of trade intoJiifiifltihi Commerce said play, “Hotel Oak.” March for the first liiiiiihiikii i$s ppatt odf thee balance of exports exceeded the pre^ros Nebraska, with the impetus coming from the American months, the CcmmercdBfpart- ppgyiiearts, whhchh includes the record dollar value set in Present were Superintendent Forestry Conference and other ment reported today. vuiiae oif sscvicess as^ well as February by $68.4 million. of Schools James Kennedy and agencies concerned over the The United States eeypottdd loss of trees. It has been goods worth |7,673i9 nnaU n, observed in Connecticut since but imported $7)8452 mdlitan 1886, he said. for a d^icit of |I7133nmiliia]. name Crashes into Home The tree planted in front of Petroleum imports ttoMidd from Westchester County Air­ /^SHlCUUlKUEi} — A light Police said pilot John the school is a Kwanson cherry $1,666.3 milliim lutnooalh.TnR port, just across the New York p^teesttmmeddiutoc the roof of Sullivan was fo rc ^ to land on tree, replacing one that died first quarter import vuMie odf State line. aa raaahhtjippe htoose; today, in- the estate late TTiursday after­ near the same spot several’ He walked back to the airport $4,451.9 million for ::petiiitem jp n i^ ttlR p ^ ta n d ilo n e occu- noon when the plane’s throttle years ago. It was donated by and drove himself to the products was neartyttit^ttiR p ^ t oif tuieddseUing: near the cable snapped. Brownie Troop 649, whose hospital in his own car, value of the first xpuOteradf sMweeoifUaidieQMfee. Sullivan had reportedly leaders are Mrs. Donna Knauth 1973. authorities said. Owe It to YOURSELF Tlfee p ^ t woas identified as started on a recreational flight and Mrs. June Woodhouse. Another Commerce rrqwtt JJuBResIbdAiiukii 21^ Ellington, said its composite ihilex oil whbSKCoadiiiM^ was;: listed as leading indicators oontinBddttio gpodd adt JAbmonr Memorial rise in March desidternggatiee H iop^tlliinStaifini: Springs. Anti-Income Tax Proposal growth in the Gi^TiitUoail /AiggtiiBSBomij who officials M Product. ssQfkl wass tadkiing; on the The index traditioaidiy !kas tPdhfi^ioime wMcstj the plane Voted Down by House been used to foretdl'khrther titaditeedd thkoo^: her roof, the economy will expadd oor waasbWitareddtOoiave escaped You worked hard for that money . . . now let it work HARTFORD (UPI) - The the proposed amendment could would have been placed on the Of course, you’re free to choose a SBJUL decline. It has beenisuggettigg sfeiiassii|iiiqi\' 1976 referendum. robust economic grawthfteitlhe SfiiR waas reported in House has defeated a resolution hamper the legislature in that hard for you .. . earning S.B.M. big dividends ... the The proposal was supported Passbook Account that paysfouS^i^. past 14 months, bat^theaaCtail to amend the state constitution task. ' ‘gguaxkhald’ aoirdition at by the Connecticut Taxpayers HIGHEST RATES allowed by law. Your refund performance has hecn con­ to prohibit the legislature from Four Year Certificate that earns fou 71^%> a fear. IRnidvfilie Htapplall suffering Rep. William R. Ratchford, Association which said a state sidered modest. ever imposing an income tax. dollars will earn from day of deposit to day of with­ ffDamaappssEttiehieart attack. D-Danbury said the proposal income tax, if enacted “would Hfeep^aoeccaattEdion: a slope would “have cluttered” the drawal ... and your earnings will be COMPOUNDED House members Thursday have a devastating effect on the If Uncle Sam owes you ... yourealiroMeiltofour- Open Homm kkiM(nnaasSBi|/\ HOI) adjacent to killed the proposal by a vote of state’s constitution, which he economic and personal lives of CONTINUOUSLY and CREDITED MONTHLY. UaidedlBdfiee Ib^shoreline con- 85-53, following more than an said had been a model for other state citizens.” self to SAVE It at S.B.M. ti«insawip«itiniatedril66r houses. hour of debate on whether the state constitutions. Honors Grover J. Rees III, executive GDiee odf thiee f ir s t lo c a l income tax issue should be left Rep. Joseph M. Pugliese, R- reesMOrts o n tike scene, Tom up to the legislature or placed director of the association, said Mrs. JeffiUm Plainville, chairman of the a state income tax will not have SSniiBa.saaddhIsecoaid see the before the voters in the form of legislative Government Ad­ Mrs. Stella Jeffries >Oi>&tn>in 60 Nine Offices Serving MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON could be faced with the task of Celebrating her 96th birthday, Mrs. Stella Jeffries sits with her memories, her cards and a also has 23 grandchildrenaddtM t

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PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri,, April 26. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ April 26. 1974— PAGE FIVE Tolland Uncut School Budget Favored ■Medieval Drama Joy at MCC- Bruce Biossat VIVIAN KENNESON reflect $27,000 while $143,0()0 is may be asked to leave because the budget, said he had no MaurlipHtpr Sitpiitug By JUNE B. TOMPftiNS straight and narrow vacuum to the audience with his buf­ for salaries, including an es­ of these cuts.” tainment, don your party attire Correspondent specific items in mind. Looking too long, misinterpret the foonery. Over 200 persons attended the timated 7Mi per cent salary in­ Edward Mahoney of A joyous celebration of spring (as the director suggests and at the budget in conjunction Lady’s intelligence for 1 , education budget hearing last crease. Grahaber Rd. wondered, after is t^ e n place this w e e k ^ in One will remember, in par­ spend the evening watching Founded Oct, 1881 with the total town n ^ s he witchery. She, experimenting A Strong Man night, including a good It was noted that the $250 seeing the cuts, "if our children dramatic medieval style at ticular, the combination of players as they speak in lyric arrived at an education budget with alchemy — indeed! (But Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their sprinkling of high school ADM grant, recently approved are going to get any more out of Manchester Community Colby Stearns’ mellifluous verse, with dancers, musicians Leaves Washington representing 72 per cent of the only because she had learned Co.. Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 students and educators. Most by state legislature, will in­ school than a warm and well- College auditorium. voice and exquisite poetry from and refreshment during inter­ total budget. Last year educa­ from her father who was a the second act of the play when missions. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation favored the higher education crease Tolland’s revenue by lighted place to stay.” He also tion represented 70 per cent of The Hartford Independent chemist.) he, as Thomas Mendip, Celebrate Spring in the MCC budget even though it would $28,000, as the ADM figure used noted that "last year’s increase ’Theater makes its debut in Published every evening except Sun­ department, 647-9^. the total budget after being cut ’The cast is not to be taken exchanged philosophical auditorium tonight and Satur­ mean an 11-mill increase over­ in the revenue budget was $240. was inadequate.” by $100,000 by the Board of Christopher Frv’s “The Ladv’s days and holidays. Entered at the The Nixon administration Then there’s Mr. Nixoh. Not For Burning” in the tradi­ lightly. Gleaned from college rationale with Jennet. day at 8:30 p.m., and Sunday at Member Audit Bureau of Circulation all Hopewell said that the special Resident Carl Salina, music Finance. He also said that 12 Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ will suffer an enormous power Serious question exists about tion of the Abbey Theater in and semi-professional theater, If you want to enjoy a com­ 2:30 p.m. Phone 646-4900 for vacuum with the departure the validity of his and Simon’s The original school board education program, mandated director at Coventry High, per cent of the total budget is cond Class Mail Matter. by the state, overran its budget Dublin which originally the actors and production, staff pletely different kind of enter­ reservations. from office of Secretary of the claims that the energy crisis request of $3,135,M0 (rather protested the consideration of for debt service, which reflects are far from amateurs. Burl L. Lyons, Publisher this year by $35,000, and is presented verse plays. Treasury George P. Shultz. He really is ended. But the Presi­ than the $2,941,559 eliminating a whole K-12 music new schools or additions, while Giving remarkable perfor­ The Manchester. Publishing Co. expected to rise by another $36,- program, citing a much higher The boxy auditorium has been has been one of a bare handful dent, against the backdrop of recommended by the town the remaining town operations, mances are James Gardner as assumes no financial responsibility for manager) was presented by 000 with new arrivals in town cost of reinstituting it at a later or generai budget, is 16 per cent transformed into a medieval of strong men in'this govern­ Watergate painfully eager for castle laminated by Hebble Tyson, The Mayor typographical errors appearing in adver­ ment. Robert Dean, Board of Educa­ and inflated costs. date. of the total proposed budget. Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in every ounce of credit he can candlelight, complete with (afflicted with office, as the For a good while, the quiet- get, is known to be distressed tion chairman; David Other "unavoidable” cost in­ Dr. William D’Antonio of Harkins said he "recognizes Payable in Advance creases, including $43,000 for pseudo walls of stone. program states), and Arthur The Manchester Evening Herald. spoken but iron-fibered Shultz with Simon’s high visibility and Hopewell, business manager; Metcalf Rd. is worried that con­ the importance of education, One M onth...... $3.25 the Middle School addition heat, The atomosphere of early □outier as Edward Tapper- h Display advertising closing hours, has been carrying many port­ vocal force in the credit-taking and Dr. Kenneth MacKenzie, tinued annual cuts in the school and feels as presented, was a coom, A Justice. ’The artful insurance, and miscellaneous, century regal hospitality is Single C opy...... 15$ three full days prior to publication. folios. In truth, he has rarely let field. superintendent of schools. budgets will compare Tolland fair budget.” nuances with which they total $92,074. Unavoidable in­ extended the guests upon By Carrier, Weekly...... 754 Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon go altogether of anything he has When Shultz says, as he has in Hopewell illustrated how to a poor southern town, a sort Harkins was criticized by deliver their witty dialogue are creases in salaried items total entering the foyer. Richly One Y e a r...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon touched since he came to interview, that Mr. Nixon will Ught the $3,135,000 budget of northern Appallachia. He several teachers and residents a joy to the ear. $78,319, with increments con­ gowned ladies and men in tights Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and Washington in 1969 as Secretary now become his own economic is, and said that 75 per cent is urged those present to get out who are school administrators Those who know Suzanne salaries. Under new programs tinued from this fiscal year for and sell quality education to in other towns for “cutting and balloon sleeved blouses Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. of Labor. coordinator, that covers a lot. It offer a cup of “mead” for Flocken as a comedienne will Assistant to the President is recognition of the special and staff, non-salaried items teachers and all other staff, their neighbors. without knowing what you’re be surprised to note her adap­ plus two new janitors for the Laurie Duell, alternate cutting.” Aithough the town welcome as a nearby musician and the administration's great sweep of Shultz’s talents. But it plucks a muted melody on the tability to a more serious, more domestic and international is also a harbinger of trouble. NOW UNDERPANTS Middle School addition. Tolland High student delegate manager and Board of gently dramatic role as Jennet Hopewell said cuts in the to the board, said she Selectmen must recommend, lute. economic coordinator, his like It is well known that the HAVE A PURPOSE The play begins in the Town Jourdemayne, the lady accused will not be seen again. President has only a forced in­ Board of Education budget represented a majority of the and the townspeople decide, the of witchcraft. ...TO TAME YOUR would force reductions in Hall in the outer chambers of At least two top officials terest in economic policy, es­ students in asking that amount of the education ’The real comedian is John TUMMYI supplies and programs to offset townspeople consider "money budget, only the Board of the mayor in the town of Ckx)l Well Deserved Tribute already are gunning for pecially domestic. Astute □ary, England, on an April Gustafson, the rag-and-bones William Simon, federal energy scholars of the presidency tell costs of heat, lights, and other spent on the school system as Education can determine how merchant, who wito his very WUNDERPANTS' fixed costs. However, in a afternoon "in or about 1400.” and White “I did not give up anything but the Knight clearly has left and con­ chief and Schultz’s indicated us, indeed, that this has been an investment for our futures.” the money is spent. short presene on stage is a jolt BY OLGA breakdown of estimated Before turning the meeting In a hand count, after half of From then on, the play is a successor at Treasury. One can characteristic of the last vehicle for lovers of the true bank.” tinues to blaze a trail of involvement amounts to be budgeted for back to the selectmen. Dean the audience had left, 95 per­ almost say that President several presidents. beauty of language and lyric all sizes..... ’ 12. This epitomizes the community ser­ with community, social, economic Nixon himself is a third. From the first 1969 days, Mr. Even a slim figure can supplies and materials, less said he hoped the selectmen sons favored the original school NEW USED was allocated each of the four will find it in their-hearts to budget, and 14 favored the verse. For many, perhaps, the 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU! vice philosophy of N. William Knight and cultural affairs which more of us Secretary of State Henry Nixon developed a fondness for have a tummy problem. uncertainty of what to expect at Kissinger used to let it be Shultz’s capacity for well- So Olga invents Wunder- schools than in this fiscal year: “come to a decision we can all lower figure. Parker at $10,201 is $8,549 less;.. first causes hesitancy in any who was honored Wednesday night by should emulate. known that he was bored by in­ marshaled argument in cabinet pants"'-the first soft all­ understand.” ’The Board of Selectmen will Hicks at $14,019 is H.219 less; Selectmen meet at 7:30 tonight at the kind of reaction. Before long, BICYCLES The Greater Manchester Chamber of He has shown what one man can do ternational trade and monetary and other councils. The free stretch underpants with the play has identified itself as lEBAL MEN’S Sm Middle at $11,545 is $14,717 less; school Administration Building LARGEST SELECTION OF policy. Shultz has been economy notions to which the tummy control. John Burokas, Board of a li^ t — almost farcical-serio- TH£ COHfUTC KltfS STOUT Commerce with its “M” Award. to make our town and the welfare of operating ettectively in this President is emotionally com­ and the high school at $8,821 is Selectmen chairman, told the to determine the budget to pre­ NEW BICYCLES IN THE MANCHESTER VERNON Wearing Wunderpants'" comedy. VERNON AREA Knight retired after a distinguished its citizens a little better and much field for more than a year, and mitted were often converted to $18,919 less. audience that the selectmen sent at the May 7 town meeting. -907 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PL □iristopher Fry has written a Professionally Assembled 643-2478 is widely credited as principal hard policy substance by the in­ gives you the sleek comfort Dr. MacKenzie told residents “have to be able to present a 872-0538 banking career about two and a half more rich in the cultural and social of Olga’s famous hidden that cuts would be made "only charming play in a style promoter — at the early 1973 ventive Shultz. He was as much budget which we hope will be EAGLES LIKE FISH suggesting of Shakespeare, years ago and immediately assumed sense. Paris conference of finance "old shoe” to Mr. Nixon as seam design plus a smooth to the extent that We will be accepted by the town meeting.” forced to make them.” He said Portland, Ore. — Primarily about a beguiling lady, who is the job of director of the Manchester ministers — of the successful maybe anyone can be. look with everything from "The board will take into ac­ fish-eating birds, bald eagles accused of being a witch. The FInt Annual RRMV C NAVY CLUB proposal to let key national Shultz’s unhappiness with im­ pantyhose to pants. the most difficult year of his count the reaction seen here are found along the coasts of Scholarship Foundation. professional life was two years townfolk, the rather simple currencies "float” rather than position of economic controls, Olga’s Wunderpants"'are tonight and at Monday’s North America and along in­ Mayor — a pixilated soul if While the “ M” Award gives just operate at fixed exchange ago when the education budget land lakes and rivers from the The resume of his community ac­ and the sloppy way they are stretch PowerTricot of nylon general budget hearing,” he there ever was one — and rates. was cut by $471,000, and said. Gulf of Mexico to the Arctic. tivities is long and emphasizes his recognition to Knight and an honor he partially eased, gave rise to and Lycra*spandex. White, Justice, who have existed in a Kissinger sees matters in frequent reports he was teachers used their own money Burokas noted that it is “real­ commitment to people of all ages. so richly deserves, it also serves as a nude, black or fashion to buy supplies that year. SPORTS NIGHT broader scope today, and has no leaving. In late 1972 I reported ly the town meeting that makes MacKenzie said the cuts to be Friday, May 10th — 8 P.M. This involvement has marked all his challenge to others to follow his intention of permitting Simon one of these signals — not in­ shades, S-to-XL, 6.00. / the final decision, not the Board to work this arena as did Shultz. correct at the time. He was considered if the lower educa­ of Selectmen. Tomorrow, when POST ROAD PLAZA FEATURING: life in Manchester. It is service above example to give a little more of Potted Beauty. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) tion budget is adopted are HAVING SPACE PROBLEMS ? Nor is any love lost between always talked out of going, until the selectmen meet, they may MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 Ron Johnson—fVew York GianU Star Run‘ and beyond what most of us can or ourselves to the needs and aspirations Simon and Roy Ash, present his final decision months ago. broken down into 7 groups, as make adjustments upward.” he (li X- (kj (flr.inrrs^^ VERNON, CONN, 872-3IS9 ning Back of our fellow citizens. director of the Office of The Shultz saga is amazing. derived by priorities set by said. will give. school principals. The first Gary Waalewski—Former Major League Management and Budget, an Denigrated as "to narrow” by Kevin Cavanagh, board vice EXPERT REPAIRS Our congratulations to Knight and group of cuts total $29,000; then I Ml.' WHALE PUcker The “M” Award is an attempt to ambitious man with some fellow economists, he moved chairman, said his research ON BICYCLES our best wishes for many more years breadth as the former head of a into Labor and had his top aides $18,834; $21,270; $21,340; $48,- concluded that a homeowner Pete Zaccagnino—Former New England recognize such service to the com­ MON inru SAT Amatuer Golf Champion of service to our community as he Max Lerner wide-flung private industrial picked before veteran 425; $18,047; and $9,046. The assessed at $13,000, now paying « MA M. tot M P M munity and the Chamber, in selecting enterprise and boss of a com­ politicians could speak. The specific item cuts are those $600 annual taxes at 45 mills, OPEN THURS&PRI EVENING TIL1 Gordon McCullough—New England College Knight for the 1974 award, made an pursues his credo of not giving up mission which took a big look at “professor” had a lot to learn, listed in yesterday’s Herald. would pay an additional $106 NEXTTOCJI.T. a Z O U O T MARKET •••SHARPENINGm * Division Basketball “Coach of the Year” from V of government reorganization. excellent choice. “anything but the bank.” Comments but he learned. He outsmarted Dr. MacKenzie said, "I per­ per year with an 8-mill in­ FREE I STORAGE A MOTHPROOFING ROTARY LAWN MOWER BLADES Ash will be doing all he can to everybody. Where he stands sonally don’t think the young crease. An assessment of $18,- * ■ FiiEy lMMt»4 Ajrtim Flu. Mwt t O e ^ GRASS SHEARS PLUS ■ 15*4ninuto Him on Now England WhalorB of see that Simon never becomes there will soon be a Grand Ca­ people of this town have had the 210 would mean a rise of $146. ALSO KNIVES SCISSORS ETC. World Hockoy Aaooc. another Shultz. REGULA|4 SERVICES AIttrations, Dijipes, Debate Over Patty nyon. quality education they deserve, The 8 mill increase would te in Wt keaer eiw(t larEi CSV-, PfiouftfOM Phil - WINF Sports because of lack of equipment, effect if teh $4,087,628 budget, Gowns, Shirts, Slipcoven,Siiada, Sleeping Bags . < Win Bo M.C. etc. If the $193,411 cut is recommended by the town ALL BICYCLESA REPAIRS Foxes and Hens backed, he said, there is only manager, is adopt^. All Dry Cleaning Dona On Premites-Saine Day Service GUARANTEED Tickoto aro $5.00 on Solo at TRADE INS ACCEPTED NassHt Armo, Qroman’o Sports Shop But the uncommon dramatic one way to go — that is to John Harkins, town manager, LOS ANGELES, Calif. - for the food handouts by ths KEYS MADE and at Army A Navy Club. One commentator has stated that because the Congress would not have Duress or no duress? That is item is still present. Here is a rich to the poor, she played Don Oakley remove programs and bodies — responding to a request of how the prevailing question about revolutionary terrorist group Maid Marian to DeFreeze’s teachers that are on the job he arrived at a $193,411 cut in campaign laws which have been on tolerated it. However, can any Patricia Hearst. An un­ refuting the reports that Patty Robin Hood. When she sent her the books for many years, have not member of Congress say with a paralleled debate swirls around was dead by producing her letter about her conversion, she been enforced and likened this lack of straight face, there is no political her case. living body for the bank securi­ was Tania to his Che Guevara. Atty. Gen, William Saxbe’s ty cameras and taunting her And when she showed up inthe Is IsraeVs Future enforcement by the U.S. Justice hanky-panky going on in his state or blurt^ phrase, branding her as parents and the world with the bank holdup, she was Bonnie to Department to that of a fox being district or involving a few of his a "common criminal,” is over­ image of Patty as an armed his Clyde. In each role, she was The Price Of Oil? drawn because all the evidence guerrilla. the gallant, daring female com­ assigned to guard the hen house. colleagues? is not yet in. There is a My own feeling about Patty is pleting the bold male whose This is an oblique reference to the We think not and this is where cam­ common-sensical note in Saxbe, that she is not under physical partner she is. NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK executive branch — covering both’' paign reform has to begin. We can fill meant to counteract the kid- duress,* but under some kind of Thus between FBI director TTie deadly sparring contest any permanent or meaningful gloves handling of the case until psychological or symbolic Clarence Kelley and his at­ past and present administrations — the lawbooks with all kinds of laws between Syria and Israel is an way. recently. Yet the fact is that duress by the group. Her father torney general boss, I prefer excellent illustration of But what modern Clausewitz laxity in law enforcement in an area and all kinds of restrictions but who is nothing about the case is com­ made a shrewd guess with his the way Kelley is handling the Clausewitz’ classic definition of will give us a definition of the Voluntary Action Sponsors mon — not the east of hypothesis that they might be problem of language and tactic. where there is no public clamor until going to be the enforcer and perhaps, war as nothing more than the horror perpetrated by Arab characters or the action or the limiting her information, There is a pall of possible and continuation of politics by other terrorists on the Israeli village who in government, really wants you get a scandal you can’t ignore. lines or the stage set or the withdrawing affection from her even probable tragedy hanging means. of Qiryat Shmona, where little The commentator pointed out the strict, impartial and continuance en­ motivations. and restoring it in return for over Patty. Sooner or later the Syria has no hopes — at least children were thrown to their Not even the bank holdup her acting out her allegiance to FBI will catch up with the kid­ General Accounting Office has un­ forcement? at this time — of driving the deaths from an apartment makes it common. True, it them. naping gang. Israelis from their positions in house? covered several violations of election For unless whatever laws we have riddles the whole SLA rhetoric Another way to put it is that DeFreeze and his ac­ the strategic Golan Heights, The indiscriminate murder of or enact concerning campaign con­ of feeding loaves and fishes to there is no reality of duress or complices have repeatedly in­ which the Israelis seized in the innocent civilians is nothing laws but has no enforcement power. the poor and strips away much nonduress because somewhere duced Patty to say that if she duct are accepted as being laws of the 1967 Six-Day War and enlarged more than the continuation of SPRING ARTS and CRAFTS FAIR The violations when turned over to the of the revolutionary romance along the line Patty has iost dies it will be the FBI who will in the 1973 October War. The in­ fanaticism by insane means. justice department were, for the most land to be obeyed and enforced, they that invested the organization, touch with reaiity. There is a kill her. Revolutionary groups tent is apparently to serve Yet again, the world is for Patty and others. Bank dreamlike quality in everything always need public martyrs, so part, pursued with less than rightous are just window dressing! notice to the world that when strangely silent at this latest at- holdups are a dime a dozen. In she does. She is acting out a that their aims can be washed and if Syria decides to begin trocity, and as usual, not one vigor. We are in the throes of a great con­ this case Donald DeFreeze may theatrical role. in blood. If death does come to Saturday, April 27 0 A.M. to 8:00 P.I negotiating an armistice with Arab voice is heard to speak have needed the $10,000 for The role she has chosen — or Patty, it is important that her Perhaps, this is the crux of the troversy as to whether or not the Israel, it will do so from against it. operating expenses and for a the one thrust on her— has mul­ captors should not be able to “strength,” not "weakness.” Indeed, it is Lebanon, not debate on campaign reform. Congress President’s involvement in Watergate tiple aspects. When she asked getaway. turn her into a martyr to FBI Israel, who has to complain to is kicking around many bills aimed at is an impeachable offense. But un­ vengefulness. Hence, the soft While any damage done the the United Nations because of FBI approach of assuming that limiting what candidates can spend, derlying this serious business of hated Israelis will, of course, be Israeli strikes against Lebanese At Manchester Community College she is at least partially under a bonus, the sacrifice of a few border villages known to harbor duress and is being sought as a what individuals can contribute, and alleged corruption and misuse of dozen or few score Syrian guerrillas. Open Forum material witness is better-than even the idea of using public funds. power in high places is the equally soldiers and the expenditure of the tough approach of cracking a few million dollars worth of However all these things, if enacted, fundamental recurring instances of down on her as a common When Israelis see their equipment and munitions is a children slaughtered by those require enforcement. corruption and misuse of power in low criminal. Donated Items for the Tag Sale BeBe Appreciated.^ Appreciated.' BAKE SALE - political, not a military, invest* who are dedicated to the will Bonnet Jr. High Specialized Program Maintain Recreation Amid all this hurly-burly of ment. Now if it is true, and we not sure places. It may be more dramatic debate and the stealthy "liberation” of Palestine, and the world cares not, is it any that it is except in isolated cases, that when a President is involved but the Program for Women maneuvers of hunted and As for the Israelis, they have hunters, a girl’s life is at stake, wonder that they are less than present enforcement of present laws lesser grassroots-level crime is jast been content to reply in kind, and a’ family’s woe. But the artillery round for artillery enthusiastic about giving away their military security — even FOOD CONCESSION - Organization of The Handicapped has been a fox guarding the hen house as devastating because it is allowed to theater being enacted is not round, and to crank in just Gentlemen: Cub Scout den mother, the if it would mean that f ■ ■ go unnoticed and if detected rarely only guerrilla theater. It is also enough manpower and tank and situation, what or who should be given I cannot agree emphatically multi-crafts course which I Europeans and Americans the theater of a struggle for the airpower to prevent the Syrians the job? gets the full prosecution it deserves. enough with Mrs. Bea Sheftel’s attended has enabled me to mind of a gifj, and, therefore, from changing the tactical would have plenty of gasoline April 18th Open Forum letter. teach my boys how to make Congress itself is pretty foxy when When aren’t the political crimes in for other youiig people like her. status quo in the heights area in for their automobiles? Speaking only as one of many, many useful things out of it comes to making sure that laws it low places as important for us to root many area women who have household articles which would enacts do not crimp its style too out? participated in the Recreation normally be discarded; as a h 4 I0 N C 8 T ,S u &AR, , I ONLY PUT THAT BY YOUR Wonderful Displays of Talent! Don’t Miss It! Department program for practical housewife, the much. We wonder if Spiro T. Agnew would women, I would be greatly dis­ crochet and ceramic courses MIRROR A5 A REMlMDER RH?WE,8io^TH8ARTjf An “independent” agency is largely have been vice president or even tressed to see so fine a program have enabled me to make many -V'KNOW.AROOMDTMeHOOSEM’ VAROWORKW’ come to an abrupt halt. As a items for myself and gifts for a myth in that its membership is governor of Maryland if all those who STUFF-irpiDNT REFER T(>VlDO,TOOTSlE JWBV/ others which are relatively in­ usually appointed by the executive today are clamoring for election expensive; as a music-lover, /V inimNuous area vouwteer reizutment and it must depend on the Congress reform had been on their toes as to the guitar course has afforded i PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS: me an area of self-expression Ni;: for funds. The Almanac Throughout National Volunteer Week, April 21-27, many social aorvico agonclaa iMve what was going on in their political and profit since I am now ...... backyards and at city hall. teaching beginning chord guitar shown a need for volunteers. Theta agonclaa conalat of Ctrobral Palsy, Maadowa Con­ to others. Mansfield Training School, Cerebral Palsy, valescent Homo, Qlrl Scouts, Combined Hospital Alcoholism Program, Hope House The Congressional Record is filled When we wink at the law, for United Press International There are many more women euwi! Conn. Prison Association, Meadows Inc, for autistic children, Crestfl^ConvaltOGtlll Honw, ^ Brothoio, Organization of with speeches accusing the justice whatever reason, we should not be too Today is Friday, April 26, the 116th day of 1974 with 249 to who. I’m sure, feel as strongly Convaleecent Home, Silver Lane Pavllllon, the Handleoppod, Now Hopo Manor, BumoMo Convalooeont Homo, Bllvor Lano department of neglect in pursuing about this as I do, and I only surprised when a Waterg^e comes follow. ;IIP Crastfleld Convaleacant Home, Manchester PIvllllon, Adult Probation of Hartford, Voluntary Action la asking you to give tome of anti-trust cases but few, if any, ac­ The moon is approaching its hope that they, too, will let along. Most of us, sad to say, look at their feelings be made known. Sheltered Workshop, Burnside Convaleecent YOUR time to help these agenclea. cusing it of not investigating alleged first quarter. fRIIITl! laws as something that apply to the The morning stars are Mer­ A copy of this letter is being Home, Environmental Center Inc., McCook illegal campaign jfjractices on the part other guy and it is this attitude on cury, Venus and Jupiter. sent to the Board of Directors for their consideration when the Hospital, Organization of the Handicapped, GIVE YOUR h e l p in g HANDS TO THE COMMUNITY. VIP-VOLUNTEER ARE of high federal officials, including llie evening stars are Mars which corruption flourishes. question of further EEA funds HAh3HESrER«; Federation for the Blind, Now Horizons, 8t. IMPORTANT PEOPLE congressmen. and Saturn. Watergate hopefully may change Those bom oh this date are arises. Michaels Community Center and Enfield CALL 649-3064 Very truly yours, f The Agnew affair was a case that that attitude but it may not mean under the sign of Taurus. TIDY^TIMETil Retarded. Mrs. Sandra Finnegan AMiKiRPROm started at the local level and the American naturalist John much until we start guarding our own James Audubon was-born April 80 South Adams St. AD DONATED DY MAINIIESTER JAYCEES AND VOUMTARY AimON justice department could not ignore it hen houses. 26, 1785. Manchester

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 26, 1974 - pa g r gtrypp, Police Report ^ About Town About Town Members of theChaminade Registration for Little Miss food for tasting, character Driver Held at Fauft in Own Death I Search Nets 62 Plants Musical Club planning to go to Softhall will he held Saturday writing, origami, bonsai, and New York City Saturday are from 10 a.m. to noon and from 1 doll exhibits. The death of Olive M. Char- month at which Offit vehicle operated by Brown reminded that a bus will leave tier, which occurred as a result McDonald of the Mani collided with the left side of the The Men’s Bridge Group of MANCHESTER third-degree criminal mischief to 2 p.m. at ming Junior High or Evii. Elizabeth Dr., was charged the Masonic Temple at 8:30 of an accident Oct. 23, Police Department and Bettie artier vehicle after she failed Manchester Newcomers Qub Manchester Police, armed in connection with the in­ School. All girls who will reach with breach of peace, in­ a.m. on Spruce and Pearl Sts., was Blanchette, 34 Spruce St., were stop for the stop sign located will meet tonight at 7:30 at the PliomMS-SZas with a search warrant, con­ vestigation of the breaking of their 9th hrithday on or before terfering with an officer and June 30, 1974 or who will not found by the coroner’s office to examined. Walter Brown, 86"' on Pearl St. home of Frank Gallant, 16 fiscated 62 suspected third-d^ree assault. Jeffrey windows in two separate homes be a result of her failure to have School St., who was the driver Centerfield St. marijuana plants at a Spruce with air rifle shot. The alleged The Arts and Crafts Fair reach their 13th hirthday before G&H PAVING & CONST. CO. Whitesell, 20, of 91 Bretton St., CEUKS of the car which collided with t o sponsored by the Voluntary Ac­ Sept. 1, 1974, are eligible to her vehicle under control and She was taken Manchester BItumlnoua Drttawaya, Parking Lota, Tannia St. address this morning and and Jack Inkd, 21, of 28 Helaine incidents occured Monday failure to stop for a stop sign, a the Chartier vehicle, was pre­ Memorial Hospital where she night. ' tion Group of Manchester Com- play. All who wish to register CODGimTIOKS Courts, Rapaira, Saalar. arrested the 19-year-old resi­ Rd., were both charged with report by Henry Ramenda, sent at the hearing but did not was pronounced dead on munity College and the must he accompanied by a Barnard Lozier, Low PrIcMl 26 Ysars’ Exporlsncol dent. breach of peace and interfering He was released on his deputy coroner for Hartford testify. arrival. A subsequent autopsy VITAMIN Taken into custody at about 9 promise to appear in Circuit Organization of the Han­ parent. Inc. SEFTK TANKS MSTALLED REASONABLE! with an officer. dicapped, will be held Saturday When bicyclps were still a county, indicates. revealed that\h^4eath was a,m. was Michael D. Powers of Court 12, East Hartford, May 6. wasn’t even sprung. Bet today’s HEADQUARTERS All three were held at the from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on the novelty they were used in all According to the record of in- caused by a fractoreajneci; and 149 Spruce St. He was charged Donlin was charged with Lutz Junior Museum will Acpa/rt and bikes could’t take it. This finding was reached Liggett Parkade Vernon police station in lieu of campus grounds on Bldwell St. have a Cherry Blossom sorto of exhibitions. At the fairs quiry, investigation and fractured left Tib's with with illegal cultivation of second-degree criminal mis­ Raplacamanta And O.C. wonders about the after a hearing held early this Low Prices! |S00 bonds. They were to be In case of rain, the event will be men rode them around a ver­ testimony disclosed that the hemothorax. x marijuana and possession of chief in connection with an inci­ Festival Saturday from 2 to 5 kids. presented in court today. tical loop-the-loop with speed Read Herald Ads controlled drugs. dent Monday night in which a conducted in the Student p.m. at the museum. Cherry Phono gained down a high and very ’•'V Police detectives said they house and cars were spattered Center. Items for sale were pies will be on sale. The 649-4484 Thomas Ham, 24, of 146 steep wooden incline. f f , f . found 62 plants, a quantity of with paint. He was also charged made by the handicapped program will include oriental •21*» PRUTS SPEC Crestridge Dr., Vernon, and In East Hartford there was suspected marijuana, and Floyd Chase Jr., 25, of 79 with third-degree burglary and Ciiprinor Stain & | G.E. Automatic several pills in the raid. All the first-degree larceny. the Velodrome track: A wooden Brooklyn St., Rockville, were **^^ * ■^ wvr.. . . w, ' ' wagx Wood Preservative! Miss Breck confiscated items will be taken The later charges were made track shaped like a saucer with Coffeemaker arrested on warrants charging grandstand and bleachers all Hair Spray tp state laboratories for testing, them with issuing a bad cbKk. in connection with the in­ M police said. vestigation of a break, last around. It was located near the Our Our' Ham was released on a |100 Reg. Powers was scheduled to Febniary, into Central Record Connecticut River, south-of the Reg. • Reg. • Super non-surety bond and Chase was only bridge there was then. 6.95 11.97 • Unscented appear in court today. released on a 8250 non-surety and Tape Co. on S. Satellite Rd., utdoor Needs at Caldor 4.99 8.70 13 oz., 1.20 Size South Windsor. While travelling at a slow rate, Gives long lasting prolectron bond. Both are scheduled to riders kept close to the rail. As Brews up to 8 cups, has auto­ In an .unrelated drug case, Police Chief John Kerrigan on new or previously stained matic keep warm feature: appear in Court May 21. SAVE their spe^ increased it became wood. One coat application. police arrested Timothy P. said stereo tapes, headsets, shuts off when ready # CM4 necessary to lean inward to Lomaglio, 25, of 368 Adams St., guitars, and other items taken SOUTH WINDSOR make the turns so the riders Breck Creme Rinse for two counts of illegal posses­ in the break were recovered. 5 Gal. Tech Seal Lawrence Shertnan, 17, of 92 moved outward and the track sion of controlled -drugs Thompkins was also arrested Honda Dr.; Ja m ^ Donlin, 17, became steeper. If enough l>tOM.MnRHMUV Driveway Sealer Regular Thursday night. in connection with the in­ 2 2 1/2-inch Xtra Body of 205 Hilton Dr.; and Zande C. speed could be gained to reach Poiice said the arrest stems vestigation of the same break. 15 oz., 1.93 Size Thompklns, 19, of 357 Pleasant Motorized tte outside edge of the track it Our 87' from a search of the Adams St. He was charged with Valley Rd., aU of South Wind­ would be nearly vertical and Reg. residence and arrest of several third-degree burglary and first- Folding Heavy Cast sor, were charged Thursday the bicycle and rider nearly 6.99 other persons earlier this with three separate incidents degree larceny. Grill Aluminum 5.70 Redwood horizontal. month. Thompkins and Donlin were Resists gas, oil. weather. Breck Shampoo investigated by South Windsor Portable A .. Oil Base 0 7 0 No cyclist alone could do Lomaglio was released on his Police. released on |2,S00 non-surety Slain or ^ • Qi. Famous Zebco Renew driveway with coal tar written promise to appear in bonds for appearance In Court It that, but there were motorcycle pitch emulsion. Normal Sherman was charged with Gas Grill Sealer Reg. 1.29 ■ Spin Cast Outfit Dry Oily court May 13. May 20. paced bicycle races that were ; Deluxe 4 Pc. faster. The bicycles were so Weller Dual Heat General Electric G.E. Deluxe 15 oz., 2.25 Size 97<^ Reg. altered that the front wheel was In other Manchester Police Our Our 14.99 : Reg. •Redwood Patio farther back and the rider’s Reg. Soldering Gun Toast-R-Oven Stand Mixer reports; 5.89 • Cars driven by Jane Noble o 129.99 l l : Seating Group head was almost over the 4.44 Easy 5-position grid pd-' motorcycle’s rear wheel. Thus Stayfree of 82 Crestwood Dr. and • Two club chairs, chaise with 2-pc. fibre glass rod. perma mount Our lustments. Chrome plated the exhaust fumes did not reach reel, 50 yds. of 6 lb. mono line. Ideal Reg. Maxi Pads Kenneth D. Rattet of Mansfield grid, spit and tines: Grid and toasting rack over • arms and cocktail/end table. 7.66 21.97 25.70 for youngsters. 9.99 HITEn the racer’s face. One paced Automatic toaster, top Center were in collision includes motor and hood. Complete with 375 sq. in. Includes stainless • Thick button tufted foam cush 141.96 12 mixing speeds, Tubular steel legs with 5 steel burner, permanent coals, • ions with double corded edges. II Purchased racer was winning so many ' j Fingertip selection 140 or 100 browner or thermo­ stainless steel mixing Package Thursday afternoon at Adams Hood, Spit of 30 inch wheels. #3141 & Motor patio base, bottle gas tank and. • All from 2" thick clear redwood Separately races it began to arouse watts. Spotlight illuminates statically controlled bowls. Beater St. and W. Middle Tpke. Rattet, connections. J stock. work. #8200 oven. # T93-B ejector. # M46AV/HR Reg. 1.39 23, was charged with nuiking an suspicions. Intense watching improper turn; court date is with powerful glasses disclosed Pfiueger Balanced a fine black wire from the back May 13. Both cars were towed Spinning Outfit Du Pont Gas Booster 10 KT. GOLD and minor injuries were Stock alhokBP Fantastic Value! of the motorcycle to a rubber mouthpiece held by the bike reported. Our • Four unidentified men pusher. All bicycle racers and Reg. made off with an estimated 8100 many others had “toe clips” on 13.49 ■■ 49' in meats ITiursday night at the 3 Ft. X 50 Ft. the pedals. These not only 8.88 Smoother performance, Pathmark supermarket on BtookcDeokar' prevented a rider’s foot from 2-pc 6' medium action rod, light­ Vinyl-Gard slipping off, but also permitted weight reel: perfectly matched and belter mileage. Spencer St. Police said the four 3 C u .F t. balanced. men distracted store employes Long Handle Deluxe 16” Double Edge Fencing some pull up to add power to the push down on the other Rubbermaid Utility Mat and wheeled a full shopping Grass Trimmer Shrub & Hedge Trimmer Wheelbarrow unmin cart out the door. pedal. Our • Stanislaw Ostrowski, 52, of Our Before the new Bolton Rd. BE SURE . r^BLISS his bien sarving the Horn* Owner was built to the notch. Middle Reg. 238 Charter Oak St., was Reg. 70 Smooth Action 1.39 Solid Monkey Pod Order Now! for as YEARS. For i complele FREE INSPECTION of Turnpike wound up the last hill 1.19 charged early today with 11.99 your home by i Termite Control Expert, supervised 1299 Ideal for car. boat. home. 7 Piece Salad Set Rings for Mother operating a motor vehicle while through the woods a little south Daiwa Spinning Outfit by the finest lechnicil stiff, phone our nearest Seamless steel tray, rugged frame, of the present concrete Assorted colors available. under the influence of liquor at Heavy. 14 gauge rust­ Our Our local office; 10" wheel. highway. It was narrow, Spruce and Oak Sts. He was Full circular blade guard: Vibration free reciprocal blade ac­ proof welded fencing. Our Do-It-Yourself Automobile Books Reg. Reg. rdeased on his written promise double safety insulted. tion. Detachable "cord-hold" fea­ Slight imperfection In Kordite Lawn & Leaf Bags crooked and steeper than the Reg. 13.99 $28 M B Light and easy to handle. ture. 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They also served connection with a disturbance DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 Plant Food Weed Killer m tsm Grass Seed on Lake St. in Vernon. o Rake as chocks for the wheels when For Mom! Fred S. Gliha, 21, of 115 ■the Oldest & Lqrgest in Conn. ' Our Reg. 2.49 horses were stopped for ,a THE Garcia Mitchell Spin TALXIES Sterling Our Our Our breather while hauling heavy Reg. Reg. loads up the hill. Rod & Reel Outfit ARE Reg. 2.79 HERE! Silver 4.99 3.77. 2,4-0 UWI 1.79 1.97 Enough sand washed down to wuD uua 1.33 Reinforced bamboo tine^. Bud S r 8 Water soluble, results Attach to garden hose. 1.77 accumulate quite deep and soft Our Our at the foot of the hill. For two or In 7 days. For flowers, Kills dandelions and iid 24” , Reg. 3.49...... 2.47 Reg. Lowest Vase trees, shrubs, vegeta­ other broadleaf weeds. 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Satuf^dair ra.m. to 9 p.m. Real Estate Services $139 *99____*40! toiiiixuiioiiii 1145 Tolland Tpke. Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Tel. 2894331 Includes 15 x 36" steel wall pool, ladder and filter Saturday 9 a.m. 1o 9 p.m. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 26, 1974______MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.. April 26. 1974 - PAGE NINE Participate Our Mrs, Shriver To Announce National Servicemen Program For Retarded In Mansfield Club Meeting In Benefit Program on Sunday Eunice Kennedy Shriver, parochial schools, 20 public retarded. Without the coopera­ Navy Airman George R. The Connecticut State executive vice president of the school systems and several tion and creativity of Fran Kel­ Kierstead, of Seagrave Rd., Federation of Women’s Clubs, Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. Founda­ state and local park and recrea­ ly and his staff, ‘Families Play >1 i^r Coventry was awarded the Inc. District II, held its Arts tion, will announce a new tion departments. Some 50,000 to Grow’ could not have been Meritorious Unit Commenda­ and Crafts and Sewing Competi­ national program of physical sets of ‘‘Play to Grow” launched. We are grateful to tion Ribbon at the Naval Air tion recently at Holiday Inn, fitness, play and recreation for materials will also be dis­ Governoi’ Mesklll and Com­ Station at Kingsville, Texas. He Hartford. t$he mentally retarded at a tributed by “Qoser Look,” the missioner Thome for all they received the decoration for his The Manchester Junior workshop at the Mansfield communications arm of the are doing for the mentally assignmen with Training Women's Club hosted the event Training School gymnasium, Federal Office of Education for retarded, Parents, teachers and Squadron 23 which has been with Mrs. Gerald Brines and Mansfield, at 10 a.m., Tuesday. the Handicapped. special children everywhere awarded the Meritorious Unit Mrs. Richard Davis serving as Entitled “Families Play to In announcing the workshop will thank them for making it Commendation by the chairmen. They were assisted at Mansfield, Mrs. Shriver said, possible for the Kennedy Foun­ Secretary of the Navy for its Grow,” the program is a simple by other club members. but detailed curriculum of “We are fortunate that Connec­ dation to develop and test outstanding service from Presiding over the meeting sports, games and exercise in ticut has shown -such great ‘‘Families Play to Grow” August 1972 to October 1973 was Mrs. John Goodridge, vice which families, friends, leadership in innovative before releasing it nationally — World’s Fair Offers Everything while conducting jet pilot Canadian West president of District II and teachers and residential aides program^ for the mentally which we will do ‘Tuesday.” training in support of naval Mrs. Thomas Cressey, District can take part with mentally SPOKANE - Pan for gold, operations. Luring U,S, 76 lakes are found within 50 galaxy of entertainment to II director. retarded and physically han- see the Royal Shakespeare miles of the city, and they Spokane. The list of inter­ Clubs in District II, besides . dicapped children. Vacationers Company, dine in an authentic abound with game fish. national stars covers the entire the local club which were in­ Marine David C. Marzialo of Created and sponsored by the About Town Russian restaurant, camp out Easy side trips for visitors spectrum of taste, from rock to volved in the day's activities in­ 8 Asylum St., received the Good Joseph P. Kenney, Jr. Founda­ with Indians or visit a ghost can include a tour of the Coeur classical to country and clude: Avon, Bloomfield, Conduct Medal 2nd award at the tion, “Play to Grow” is being More than ever before town. de’Alene Mining District, western music, opera and ballet Greater Hartford, Glastonbury, Marine Corps Air Station at announced at Mansfield Americans from the eastern Take part in an environmen­ largest silver producing area in to the circus, comedy to serious Newington, Rocky Hill, Cherry Point, N.C. He was because of that institution’s Dr. Barry Russman, Hartford Association for regions of the United States are tal symposia series. Ride the the United States, sailboat or drama. Simsbury, Wethersfield, East cited for his exemplary service major role in its development. pediatric neurologist for the Retarded Children (HARC) discovering the delights of mailboat up the roaring Snake houseboat excursions on the Hartford, West Hartford and during the past three years. British Columbia and Alberta. River. Fish for a world’s record Fern Cliamberland Eldon B. Coykendall Jr. Michael Kohul For the past three months, Newington Children’s Hospital, May 15 starting at 6:30 p.m. at lakes or a view of Grand Coulee Windsor. staff, aides, Foster Grand­ will, speak on “Do You Really the HARC Center, 170 Douglas Air Canada’s popular Skifari, Kamloops trout. Or take in a Dam’s spectac^ar spillway, The fair will also offer a con­ now in its third year, proved Mrs. David Feist and Mrs. Navy Aviation Machinist’s parents, University of Connec­ Have a Retarded Child” at the St., Hartford. Reservations performance of “’Aida.” twice as highaSi^iagara Falls. tinually changing assortment of that the best skiing in the world Gregory Barbato of the The Catholic Graduates Club He joined the club in 1959 and direct the church’s junior choir Mate l.C. John J. Connolly Jr., ticut students and parents have annual dinner of the Greater may be made at the HARC of­ You can do it all — and plenty In Spokpne itself, a visit to free entertainment featuring Manchester club won first- of Greater Hartford, Inc. will served as its vice president in in several selections in Sun­ son of Mr. and Mrs. John Con­ been testing the various fice. is in the Canadian Rockies, and more — at the Expo '74 Wprjd’s the newjy opened Northwest In- local singing groups, high place awards in fashion sewing present a “TV-30 Mass: Choir the early sixties. He then day’s program. Being a choir­ nolly Sr. of 18 Fairview St. was elements of the program with it is cheaper to get there than to Fair between May 4 aniTNov. 3. dian^^nter is almost man- school bands, square and folk and three-dimensional painting Invitational Program” Sunday moved to Canada for several master is a way of life for this awarded the Meritorious Unit significant success. On Europe. This is the only world’s fair that—dafory, and a pocket full of dance troups — including on glass, and hooked rug at 3 p.m. at South Catholic High years and upon his return energetic musician, as he week­ Commendation Ribbon at the Tuesday, they will demonstrate Now the national airline has will be held in North America in change is all you need to several from foreign countries respectively. They are now Naval Air Station at Kingsville, developed a new tour program — folk singers and special School. rejoined the club. In 1969, he ly directs a senior choir, a such games and activities as we have a new this decade. speculate on the Spokane Stock eligible to enter state competi­ Three Manchester men will was elected treasurer and junior choir, and a children’s Texas. He received the decora­ calisthenics, dancing, called “Air Canada’s Spec­ Small as world’s fairs go. Exchange, one of two penny- entertainment groups from all over the U.S. and Canada. tion at the Connecticut State's be involved in the activities. became producer of the TV choir. tion for his assignment with volleyball, basketball, soccer ' shipiiientef tacular West” which opens up Expo '74 from another point of nickel-dime exchanges left in Federation of Women’s Club, They are Fern Chamberland of show. In 1970 the Catholic As he terms it, “They are a Training Squadron 23 which has and bowling. Canada’s two far western view will be quite literally as the U.S. Inc. convention in May at the W, Middle Tpke., Eldon B. wonderful bunch of people, been awarded the Meritorious Attending the workshop will provinces to tourism in the big as all outdoors. Spokane’s At least 11 nations are par­ Grads elected him president. In the American exhibits, Ramada Inn, East Windsor. Coykendall Jr. of Fulton Rd., According to Chamberland, from the very youngest student Unit Commendation by the be officials of Federal, State spring and autumn. Devised in location in the heart of the ticipating in Expo '74, including Brian Dow, program coor­ Secretary of the Navy for its basketware cooperation with the Alberta local tribes will demonstrate and Michael Kohut of Sunday's presentation is a pilot to the oldest — just great to and private agencies as well as • trays # olanters Pacific Northwest’s scenic Australia, Korea, Japan, the dinator for the State of Connec­ crafts they have practiced for Crestwood Dr. program which he hopes will work with.” outstanding service from superintendents of 17 of the • chains • doliies and British Columbia Inland Empire provides a win­ Republic of China, the Philip­ ticut Bicenntennial Commis­ August 1972 to October 1973 governments, the Canadian dow on nature difficult to centuries: Kayak building, Chamberland, who will serve enable participating choirs to Kohut, director of the choir at nation’s leading residential • waste baskets pines, Iran, the Soviet Union, sion, was guest speaker. while conducting jet pilot National Railways, Tilden match anywhere in the world. longhouse construction, totem as master of ceremonies and make some money for their Assumption Church, will also centers for the retarded. •flower pots West Germany and Mexico. training in support of naval Rent-a-Car, and more than two The city is located within a pole carving, salmon smoking soloist, has been producer of own choirs, and will help to present his choir Sunday. He is During the coming year, they •plate hoMsrs Canada is sending not only a dozen hotels that dot the and other skills by which they the televised Mass on Channel defray some of the cost of a graduate of the University of operations. will test the program in their and much, much more - day's drive of 12 national parks, national exhibit, but also one landscape between Victoria and have always lived. 30 for the past six years. An mailing missalettes which are Connecticut, where he majored institutions, as will as a dozen truly a wonderful including spectacular from British Columbia and one in English and psychology, has Calgary, the program offers 13 Yellowstone, Glacier and from Alberta. The Canadian |College Notes associate chief underwriter in requested from the Pvt. William W. Livengood aeleetloni been involved in musicial direc­ separate tours. Mount Rainier. Within the the group department of the Archdiocese of Hartford. III, son of Mr. and Mr. William exhibit covers a whole island in Nearby, the Smithsonian tion for several years. The •We have wary iHUa thlngl” These include accom­ same radius are 15 national Travelers Insurance Com­ These, Chamberland says, come W. Livengood, 43 Oliver Rd’., the spectacular river rapids Institution's Folklife Festival panies, he has performed in in at the rate of about 2,700 Assumption Church choir C A R W A S H modations, ground travel forests, dozens of state parks near Spokane Falls. will exhibit the pioneer skills of Bonnie Irwin of 25 Cole St. is completed an eight-week various musical and theatrical presently has 14 members arrangements either by rent-a- and hundreds of private cam­ But the fair will hardly be all log rolling, gold panning, folk starring in the Stonehill College every six weeks and the postal military police course at the U. presentations including “The ranging in age from 15 to 50. r n c tita t car, trains, or bus, and ping grounds and resorts. Some business. Expo '74 is bringing a dancing and folk singing. production of “Hello Dolly,” costs run high. S. Army Training Center, Ft. By the Campus Odd Couple.” Membership in the choir is **u>here a sightseeing itinef'aries and this weekend in the college’s The balance of the proceeds Gordon, Ga. Crusade For Christ of the event will benefit the open to anyone in the parish, dollar's guided tours. Hemingway Theater. A Kohut says, and rehearsals are The traveler may pick up the ADVERTISEMENT Catholic Graduates Scholarship Pvt. William M. Maskiell Jr., w orth a sophomore at the liberal arts held every Wednesday at 6:30 SAT. APRIL 27 tour that best suits his travel Fuhd which to date has whose parents live at 27 college, she is a member of the Host Program p.m . in the church hall. dollar!" needs. Included are trips to awarded 43 $500 scholarships. Ironwood Dr., Vernon com­ Church of Nazarom t i A r o e l e o f college’s Greasepaint Players, Parishioners interested in ad­ Vancouver Island, the tourist Coykendall, choirmaster and pleted eight weeks of basic DM which is staging the musical Needs More ditional information may call resorts of Jasper, Banff, and organist at St. Mary’s training at the U. S. Army comedy. Miss Irwin is an ac­ 647-1130. 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Lake Louise, the Okanagan Area Families Episcopal Church, has held his Training Center, Infantry, Ft. counting major at the co­ Eohut, a guitarist, said that Valley and Fraser Canyon, educational college. present position for two-and-a- Dix, N.J. One of the best ways of seeing Iceland and getting in close contact with nature is on horseback. Riding in More Manchester area half years. Prior to joining St. he hopes to have the choir cut a Grand Hotels of British Colum­ families are needed to entertain record and go professional bia and the Canadian Rockies Iceland is healthy and exhilarating because of the extremely clear, pure air. (Photo courtesy Icelandic Miss Barbara Demko of 74 Mary’s, he served in a similar National Tourist Office) English-speaking European capacity at Faith Lutheran soon. His wife, Jeanette is also which straddle the two provin­ Tuck Rd. was among the teachers as guests in their a member of the choir. cial borders. The program freshman students at Forsyth Church in East Hartford for homes for a one or two week seven-and-a-half years. He has Married and the father of offers a variety of choices School for Dental Hygienists period this summer, it was an­ three children, Kohut is ranging from the independent who participated in the also served as organist at St. nounced by The American Host Paul’s Episcopal Mission in employed by the Poles Paper free-form vacation to a traditional capping and pinning Knights of Columbus gracious escorted one in the Program. Hartford and at St. Andrew the Company in Hartford. ceremony in Ell Auditorium at According to J. Stuart Donation for Sunday’s perfor­ “grand Hotel” tradition. It Northeastern University. Apostle, Rocky Hill. Iceland —A Wonderful Adventure Perkins, boai^ chairman of the He studied under Watson mance is $2 for adults and provides the excitement of city program, American Host is one Harrison at Hartt School of children under 10 are admitted life in the western cities of Van­ There are lots of special attractions and tours at bargain There are scores of more sophisticated tours and Mrs. Suzanne Harsanyie, couver, Calgary, and Edmon­ of the few non-governmental Music. He is presently free. prices for youthful visitors to Iceland in 19'/4. “safaris” to Iceland’s uninhabited interior regions. Most chief of therapeutic recreation programs designed to show the Any choir in the Archdiocese ton, and the feeling of total es­ employed as a lineotype Activities can range from cool summer skiing on a are seasonably priced and range in duration from three at Manchester Memorial American way-oMlfe to foreign interested in participating in cape in the great expanses of Hospital, was among the pan­ operator at Ace Printing Co. in highland glacier (at special rates for youths) to steaming days to two weeks. Some are rather expensive and offer teachers by pairing them with Hartford. future programs should contact the Canadian West. elists at a workshop on recrea­ American families. the Office of Communications Following are some sample skinny-dipping in an underground cave pool filled with high adventures such as expeditions across vast un­ tion for the handicapped at the Coykendall, married, and the Now in its twelfth year, the father of two children, will in East Hartford at 528^148. all-inclusive tour prices from natural hot-spring mineral water (there are separate explored glaciers. University of Connecticut on program has opened doors to various eastern U.S. and Cana­ caves for the guys and gals, although it is said that The Icelandic Youth Hostels Association (Bandalag April 20. This was the second better understanding for more dian cities: Seven Days in the Icelanders think nothing unusual about a co-ed dip). islenzkra Farfugla) offers inexpensive accommodations at annual seminar on the han­ than 5,000 European teachers Rockies (Tour No. 2): New Discount rates for youths aged 15 to 18 and for those un­ hostels (most with kitchens) in Reykjavik and a number of dicapped in higher education. who have passed on their new York - $294. U.S., Washington, der 15 are offered at the Kerlingafjoll Summer Ski School. other towns. Overnight rates average about $2-3. Also understanding of America to LEATHER D.C. — $339. U.S., Rochester, The scenic glacier region is fam^ for its many geysers available are a number of very inexpensive country ac­ N.Y. $281. U.S., Syracuse, N.Y. their students, colleagues and and hot-springs reached by hiking from the ski area. commodations (bring your own sleeping bag) for $1 a Capt. Keith A. Whitsil friends. - $295. U.S., Toronto - $249. genuine Several packages will be offered this summer at rates of night. The hostel association offers a series of weekend AARP Elects Perkins said that being a Can., and Montreal $263. Can. Summer Fun In Sweden What is the background of a “ Host Family” is open to real The Rockie and British Colum­ $150 for those over 18, for one week, including all tours and hikes to famous landmark regions at rates- 747 jetliner pilot flying for New Officers anyone who has the desire to in­ bia (Tour No. 3): New York — domestic transportation in Iceland, accommodations in ski averaging about $10 [»r day, all inclusive. The ideal season for a country holiday in Sweden is in the Pan American World CAMPBELL COUNCIL No. 573 Airways? On Wednesday crease understanding and soft $324. U.S., Washington, D C. — huts (bring your own sleeping bag), all meals, ski instruc­ Also reasonably priced are the Edda Summer Hotels summer. Reasonable accommodations at family friendship between Americans $364. U.S., Rochester, N.Y. - tion, use of tow ropes, guides for hiking tours, and informal situated in all regions of Iceland. These hotels are boar­ farmhouses offer an opportunity to meet the Swedes while Capt. Keith A. Whitsit and lovely Suzanne Oberle, Connecticut Northeast and Europeans. Host families $308. U.S., Syracuse, N.Y. — entertainment in the evening. ding schools (usually quite modem) converted to tourist enjoying outdoor sport such as fishing, riding, hiking — or stewardess for Pan Chapter, American Association are required to provide a supple $323. U.S., Toronto - $278. Or, how about a few days or a week at a pony farm in use during the summer season from late June through even helping with daily chores. (Photo courtesy Swedish American, will be the guests Assrciation of Retired Persons, private room, meals for their Can., and Montreal $293. Can. August. Takes Great Pride and Pleasure in Iceland, to “clear one’s head” of 20th Century pressures National Tourist Office) of Charles Gilbert on his pop­ will elect officers at its annual guest, the opportunity to meet Explore Vancouver and VAn- flexible and problems? Rates average about $200 for 7 days at Of special interest to college students are guided tours ular radio program “A World meeting Wednesday at 1:30 their friends, neighbors and couver Island (Tour No. 1): these pleasant farmsteads, including accommodations and for naturalists and geologists. Rates are $430 for of Difference ” this Sunday, p.m. at the KofC Home, 138 perhaps fellow teachers and to Presenting New York - $350. U.S.. A TRAVEL REININDER long wearing THE CAMDEN...FIJI p«t*nt iMther all meals. At most farms, you’ll have opportunities for organized expeditions of 10 and 12 days. May 5, Station WTIC, 12:45 Main St. see some of the points of in­ Washington, D.C. — $386. N PASSPORTS We Stock The 2 ton* Qr*«n...8IZM 8W«11 D pony trekking and hiking through the unspoiled Icelandic In Reykjavik, Iceland’s small but cosmopolitan capital, p.m. Town Assessor Edgar terest in the area. 2 ton* Brown...8'A>10’A C...8*1 ID OVERSEAS TRANSFORMER American Host arranges all m asculine 2 Ion* Blu«...8lz*t 8'A*11D countryside — and good trout streams are usually close by. there’s a mod scene at the lively dance halls and coffee NASSIFFCAMEIM for your Electric Shavers and Capt. Whitsit has flown Belleville will explain the “Cir­ more than a half-dozen transportation. Host families The best way to meet and make friends with young shops. You’ll have no trouble finding them. other small appliances. cuit Breaker” tax relief for the Whit*...8iz«t 8'^-11C.. (29Mtin$t. $43-7309 different types of multi eldrly. Mrs. John V. Gregan, are asked to meet their guest handsome 7’/i.11D...8W-11 E •38” Icelanders is camping out. Low-cost trips are offered by How much does it cost to visit Iceland? Nothing at all, if QUMTS SHAVER CENTER upon arrival in their area. the Iceland Travel Association which uses its own moun­ you stop over there on the way to the rest of Europe on engine commercial airlines chapter president and . chair­ GLOBE during his 32 years of flying man of the Joint Connecticut Teachers and host families 73rd ANNIVERSARY BALL tain huts and hostels throughout the countryside. Overseas Icelandic Airlines’ flights from New York and Chicago. 20 Birch St., ManchMter and has logged over 25,(X)0 have an opportunity to corres­ PHONE 040-SS20 Legislative Committee, will LEATHER Travel Service visitors are welcome to join these tours. However, you’ll Or, round-trip rates to Iceland from New York start at flying hours. He and Miss pond for at least a month before Read Herald Ads discuss the escrow and capital “rough it,” as participants must carry along their own $165 in the winter and rise to $245 in the summer for Oberle are visiting several meeting. 555 MAIN STREET gains laws. Nils Carlson will sleeping bags, air matresses, food and cooking equipment. passengers taking a tour which costs at least $100 more in cities in the east “setting the Arrangements for par­ show slides of recent chapter REGAL MEN'S 6 4 3 -2 1 6 5 There Will be at least a dozen of these trips this summer Iceland for any time from one to 21 days. S0RRY...H You Mlssud The First record straight" on European activities. ticipating as a host family can M A N C H IS m COMMUTE klurs stoat 0v9r 30 I'Mri VBNON ranging from about six to ten days at attractive rates. Further information and folders are available, from the HERALD Travel Show travel rumors...is there plenty be made by writing to: The ^ | . t 07 MAIN STREET TRI.CITY PIAZA Tnpml Exp€rienc9 The chapter is planning a trip Sat,9 A p ril th^ of petrol for tourists...are 27 1974 Authorized agent in Manchester (and our Orange Juice) Hiking, bird watching, boat trips, glacier and mbuntain Icelandic National Tourist Office, 505 Fifth Avenue, New on May 24 to Monhonk Mountain American Host Program, Hotel 643 I4 7 I 172-O ni for all Airlines. Railroads and Yorlyf N.Y., 10017. There'll Be Another In May, Just as there any bargains left in House in New Palz, N.Y. Buses Commodore, Suite 2100, New Op«n Mon thru Sal open Mon thru Fri climbing are among the attractions of camping tours. Steamship Lines. Good, so Call (or Tickets. Rome...what is the status of will leave the KofC Home at 9 York, N.Y. 10017, or call (212) ” 9 30(oS 30 10 00(o9 00 Thurt 9 30(0 9 00 Saturday 10 00 to 5:30 a t th e the U.S. dollar abroad? They a.m. and return about 5:30 p.m. 683-6567. In the meantime, Think About A Crulae to Bermuda on the S.S. Statendam — will also have a few tips on 15 days - *599.** New York Departure every Saturday how the tourist can get the BDORJIDO-SIGHTSEER most for his vacation dollar h Airline Tickets from *345 plus fuel K of C HOME, 138 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER TERRY-TJUIRUS-IIPIUX MSIT VtiiM, Nttiti, MS , flinnM, Gilbert-Love Travel, 880 Bologna plua ROME lor oavon daya. surchags per person. at Paul Ryan Asylum Ave. in Hartford BICYCLES TtOGR-IUME TRUCK TOPS * Buporlor FIral Claoa HoMa Ask about special buk transportation I* Dahua Motorcoaeli traval batw. citlaa Airline Prices! highely recommends tours directly from Hartford to Pier. 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Brunswick Parkade Lanes House A Hale Department Optical Style Bar Inc. in England during June, July Regal Men's Shop, Inc. Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. Store Paganl's Manchester 1974 NEW and August can be as little as StkC A N C n HamlH's Prlntery Carter Chevrolet Co., Inc. IGA Foodllner, Vernon Caterers Inc. ARUBA - BONAIRE - CURACAO $149 for thirteen nights in PRICES START AT Communication Cable, Inc. Connecticut Land Planning, Kentucky Fried Chicken Pero's Fruit Stand "Quality" hotels to $264.00 for Hall and Muska, Inc. Inc. Lenox Pharmacy Potterton'a Inc. AIRPLANE-TRAIN- 8 Days and 7 Nights thirteen nights in "Deluxe" Women's Auxiliary Crispino's Supreme Foods Manchester Auto Parts, Inc. J.T. Rabbitry hotels. This would include ac­ Daniel F. Reals, Realtors SAVE GAS Campbell Council No. 573 DeBella & Reale Opticians Manchester Carpet Center, Tickets • Cruises • Tours ' commodations with private A&S Paper Company Decl's Drive-ln Inc. Saporltl Memorial Company fro m i b l f w perperson bath and shower, hotel service RIDE A BIKE Y O U HOW L Manchester Savings & Loan Raymond Savoie charges and taxes: transfers Filloramo Construction Farr's, Inc. Hotel Roservetlons • Car Rentals Includta Hotel (European Plan) SALES-SERViCE Company, Inc. Floor Covering Installation Assoc. Painting Contractor and porterage; continential Mr. Steak WE RENT Honeymoons • Group Travel Round Trip Economy Jot Fare from New York On AH Types. Fitzgerald Funeral Home Fogarty Brothers, Inc. Manchester Wallpaper & breakfast (no other meals); Paint Company Sullivan & Company Garden Grove Caterers, Inc. Fred's Package Store, Inc. Rusinoss Travel half-day sightseeing in Lon­ QET YOUR BIKES Marshall's Inc. Thrifty Package Store MOTOR HOMES READY FOR SPRINO John F. Tierney Funeral Friendly Ice Cream UNIVERSITY don: a Pan Am flight bag and Home, Inc. Corporation John C. Martin, Plumber Arthur Treacher’s Fish & a “Taste of London" dining 8PRIN8 TUNEUP Chips DAY-WEEK-MONTH The Jarvis Realty Co. W.G. Glenney Company McCann's Service Station NO SERVICE CHARGE discount program. Village Barber Shop The Llegeot Insuranc Ernest J. Harriman McDonald's • Macwall of Before spending your travel ...... ‘ 1 4 * * Western Beet TRAVEL SERVICE Agency. Ins. Agency Manchester dollar, be sure to see a travel Manchester State Bank Hartford Road Enterprises, E.J. Moynihan Plumbing Westown Pharmacy TMVEL - 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 9 expert, a travel agent who ABA Tool & Die Inc. . Salem Nosslff Camera & Willie's Steak House knows the area you are going FARR'S Photo Shop HOMES f VERNON > RT. 195 a STORRS Company, Inc. Highland Park Market, Inc. Don Willis Garage Inc. to, a travel specialist at 2 MAIN STREET 12345 NIchols-Manchester Tire, Inc Barrett Plumbing Supply Co. Holmes Funeral Home Zuccardy-Benjamln, Inc. 166 Union Strout Tel. 649-0605 Gilbert-Love. 880 Asylum 643-7111 ilAAi* ior* SlWNCt nil tsnunsBr R O C K V ILL E . CO N N . , 67 East Center St„ Manchester • Hours; Mon. thru Fri. 9-5 / Sat. 10-1 or 429-9313 Ave. in Hartford. Open OaNy to 0:00 m . 872-9117 ^ ^ P ^ E . TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. F r . , ApHi 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 26, 1974— PAGE ELEVEN Nudes On Broadway Plans Ban Vol. XXXVII Herald LULEAA, Sweden (UPI) - Ragnar Lassinanti, governor of No. 23 X Gardening For years, Swedish reindeer NEW YORK (U PD -N udity, teeth (£om a flying trapeze in Swedish Lapland. "Our Lapps FRIDAY now commonplace in motion the opening of the new comedy Yesterdays antlers have been shipped to won’t have enough materials APRIL 26, 1974 pictures, is spreading to “Jumpers” which opened Mon­ Asia, where pulverized antlers for their traditional handicraft Broadway. Two stage produc­ day night. She removes all her w i t h are believed to increase sexual souvenirs.” He said he planned potency. tions offer women on stage who clothing, piece by piece, as she 25 Years Ago a ban on exports. BI6B SCBDDL IlIHRMI take off every stitch of clothing swings back and forth over the No bids have been received “This can’t go on,” said for town’s issue of school bonds. in front of the audience. orchestra until she is complete­ FRANK ATWOOD One of them, Joan Byron, ly nude. Eight Main Street merchants are bilked by check swindler. strips while hanging by her The other nude scene is in the Local Alaskan caravan production of “ Ulysses in sixth grade of Manchester’s reaches Alcan Highway. Nighttown.’ ml Students Sink Faculty Mathematicians Washington School received a William Brennan is chosen gift this week of a three-year- JOIN THE president of Cheney Bros. P'ay sot rough in the third with ao 12-foot jumper that made „ „ old seedling white spruce tree. Athletic Association. student-faculty games. This quarter, as the students came the score - Faculty 62, Place Second > GROWING MOVEMENT The trees came from their 226 IN TH E year it was exciting. This year out fighting, and before long INVITATION TO SPENCER ST. Students 61. It has been a tough year for the second meet of the year. In science teacher, Robert Visny PATHM ARK it was close, and this year the they had turned the game A Family Vegetable 10 Years Ago MANCHESTER...' Coach John Feeney employed teams from MHS.' Aside from the fourth meet, Manchester’s BID of Coventry, and each child had SHOPPING CENTER students won! They couldn’t around. At the outset of the This was a Sunday; The a time ou and sent “Wass” in our tremendously successful two excellent juniors, Mike Garden Saves $$ Sealed bids will be received in the privilege of planting the have done it without a last se­ final stanza, the score stood 43- Herald did not publish. for the final seconds. His soccer team, most teams have Lombardo and Cindy Sheldon, the Office of The Director of tree on his parents’ home FACTORY DIRECT cond 25-foot desperation fall- 39, students. It seemed like the on Food Costs! strategy was to get the ball to fallen below expectations. Big each scored perfect 18’s. In the General Services, 41 Center grounds. away bomb by Rich Wasser- last period was all Kenny Irish, man. one of the big men, but Wass, seasons had been anticipated in next meet Mike again had a Street, Manchester, Connec­ There was a lesson at school DESIGNER SHIRTS & BLOUSES as the hot shooting forward being the hot dog he is, took his football and basketball. One perfect round. ticut until May 8, 1974 at 11:00 about how to plant the small The play at the outset in­ collected 10 points and cleared TOWN OF'VERNON OuHat Prleas • All Hrst Quality chances, and just as well, for ‘team’ did a lot better than was The other big surprise of the ( p l a n t >) am. for the following: trees and a warning to keep dicated the closeness of the en­ the boards with the other star­ b o a r d o f EDUCATION his winning hoop ripped the nets anticipated: the Math Team. season was the fourth meet of ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS- them well watered through this tire game. The students, led by ting forward. Norm Davey. T h e Majestic Trouser Company just as time ran out. High Manchester has had fantastic LINCOLN CENTER first summer in their new Big Dave Bidwell, took a slim 2- With two minutes to go, the the year. Manchester scored a scorers for the students were teams in the past, and has MATERIALS FOR homes. If there wasn’t room INVITATION point margin at the quarter, 12- students looked ready to lock it total of 78 points, outdistancing Ken Irish with 17, and Dave always placed in the top three, Conard by 17 points. This was ALTERATIONS-LINCOLN enough for the tree at home, a 10. Coming off the bench, in the up, as they held a commanding child couid plant it on the TO BID Bidwell with 11. and even copped the crown one an outstanding achievement CENTER The Board of Education of the second quarter were Tom ride, seven point lead. property of a neighbor or a Keeney and Jim Moriarty, 14 year. This has been a fine considering that throughout the Bid forms, plans and Town of Vernon, (tonnecticut who pum/led in three quick But it was time for Buzz reiative. A NEW BUICK hoops, and Bruce Peck, whose and 12 respectively, led the showing considering there had season no other team won by specifications are avaiiable at will receive sealed bids for: Keeney to make his charge! Mr. Visny had told the fine floor game kept t|ie faculty, while Phil Hyde had 11 been 23 other teams competing. over a five point margin. the General Services Office, 41 Installation of Drainage Field L The perennial high-scoring QUAUTY^^SINCE 1892 children that there would be a teachers from building up a big before fouling out in the last This season was not expected to Bujaucius led the team with Center Street, Manchester, — Vernon Center Middle center of the teachers put them picture in The Herald of one lead. They were not enough to quarter. Bruce Taggart, Steve be a really great one due to the 77 total points. Juniors Sheldon Connecticut. School. ahead for tne first time since Thi CHAS. C. HART tree being planted, with two hold down the strong faculty Dwyer, Mike Shensie, Marti loss of superb seniors and a lack and Lombardo followed with 74 Town ofManchester 1974 % Ton Pick-Up Truck. early in the second half. The SEED Co. children in the photo. To be E FOR ONLY PER MONTH reserves of Phil Hyde, Tom Tinti, all wood and Craig Bushy of participation on the part of and 67 points respectively. Connecticut Bids will be received at the usually unstoppable Keeney fair, the 58 names in the two Rodin and Bud Molumpy, who rounded out the squad that the Class of 1974. Bright hope for the future is Wothirsfield. Conn. Robert . Weiss office of the Superintendent of was held to 14 points but showed sections of the grade were Now You Can Lease A Brand New lead the surge that put the brought the ^aduating class of Many, this writer included, Dave Beaulieu. He contributed Generai Manager Schools, Park and School what he was made of when, written on slips of paper and 74 a distinction that only very didn’t think the team would 45 points and is oniy a Street, Rockville, Connecticut A 74 BUICK Century 350 faculty ahead at halftime. 26-23. with seven seconds left, he two names drawn. They few classes have been able to achieve the success it had had sophomore. Senior Pam Molloy until 12:00 noon, ’Diesday, May 2-DOOR COLONNADE HAAo TOP brought the crowd to their feet happened to be the names of with Standard Factory Equipment Including V-8 angina. attain. — Joe Stankiewicz in previous years. had 40 points, a very fine 14, 1974 and then at said place You don’t have to be rich to two boys who are neighbors, Automatic tranamitslon, power steering, radio, What happened? Manchester showing considering this was and time publicly opened, read, whitewalls, body side moldings, front floor matt, ate Romans Are Friendly Scott Jones of 195 McKee St., S pulled a surprise second place her first year on the team. mako a big splash this and recoriled. 36-MONTH CLOSED END LEASE finish after six meets. Only Sophomore Wayne Kuehl, and Richard Bennett of 99 Specifications and proposal McKee St. We met at Scott’s •Plus Insurance, optional equipment 4 Conn. State Conard outpulled Manchester in junior Dale Sutherland, and summerl Scott Jones of the Washington School sixth grade plants forms may be secur^ from the Sales Tax. (24-Month Rate Available Upon Raqueti) Teachers on Bench. (HSW photo by Mrosek) home and saw him plant his E total points. senior Rick Diamond rounded a white spruce seedling in front of his parents’ home on office of the Superintendent of tree after Richard had dug a We will Accept Your Present Car In When In Rome... Besides the successful out the scoring with 18, 17 and McKee St., with help of his classmate, Richard Bennett. Schools, Park and School For most MHS students, season, the team members 10 total points. hole for the roots with a special Street, Rockville, Connecticut. Trade or Buy It OutrIghtI antiquities as Coloseum, the tour included a visit to a iocal planting tool loaned by the Both boys are 12 years old. Trees were a gift from their Easter week was a week like often gave their nervous coach Mrs. Thompson has^a fine The right is reserved to reject Arch of Constantine, the Forum cameo factory and a trip to a teacher. science teacher, Robert Visny. (Herald photo by Dunn) Editorial: any other. But for a smail, Roberta Thompson many plea­ any and all bids or any part and the Pantheon, to name a real live volcano. backbone of talent for next If Scott’s tree is well cared select group of those students sant surprises. Last year year’s team, and with any luck when such action is deemed in few. But one of the trip’s Wednesday we discovered for and escapes such hazards as (alias Latin Clubbers) it was a Manchester’s team members should take the crown. ’The It is important to note that prize for the best coral violet, the best interest of the Board of S&S BUICK highpoints was certainly that Pompeii and expiored its being hit by a bicycle or an ice strange and wonderful week, had only one perfect score of 18. the trees w^re purchased from (^ral Skies, and a $10 second Education. “New England^ Fa$te$t-Growing Buiek-Opel Dealer” afternoon’s trip to garden of 6xcav3tions; and we were team finishes competition May storm, it couid grow eventually System Outmoded filled with memories of remote This year three members 10 as they compete in the New a commerciat grower, the Ray­ prize for a lavender violet. Care Raymond E. Ramsdell 81 iIBNB ST, MMiaiSTa (Open Im.) I4M571 Tivoli. Here we found amongst alternately frightened and to be 90 feet tall. islands, cobblestone streets, totaled four perfect scores, the England finals in Boston. Last mond Nelson Tree Nursery, in Free. Superintendent of Our system of education is the ancient buildings, iush enthralled by surely what was Scott will be through school in learning to use these skills. grandiose churches and flower­ most by any one team. Dubois, Pa. since Mr. Visny Mrs. Earl (Esther) Bissell of Schools outmod^, dogmatic, and hence academic knowledge as a perti­ greenary and Mr. Leonard, the most steep, curvy, hilly year Conard placed very high in and perhaps gone from When the skills only seem nent means of getting on. The decked avenues. Yet, it was Senior Jerry Bujaucius, also gets trees from the Stat^ School St., Manchester, also usually tends to limit rather some of the world’s most road in the world - the Analfi these meets, so hopefully, Manchester by that time, but to useful for anachronistic sub­ also a week of bad water, affectionateiy known as Boor ordered forest tree nursery and entering a national competition than expand the horizons of the student, finding his studies beautiful fountains. Drive, which afforded a Manchester will do the same. — Mr. Visny the important thing jects, then he feels little irrelevant and meaningless, tongue-tying language, incredi­ Bujak, scored the first one in Jerry Bujaucius these are restricted to for the first time, took nine student. The technologicai ad­ Easter morning a few of us beautiful view of Bay of Naples. is to have each child plant a motivation in learning. comes to see study as some ble slums and dirty streets. All reforestation use and not to be plants to Hartford and had rib­ vances of the 20th century have braver souls ventured out to St. Thursday was spent in Caprii tree that will be his personal The basis of study in most kind of punishment, hence who went will agree: this trip to pianted as ornamental trees on bons on six of them. She earned outmoded the rigid lecture-in­ Peter’s square to get a glimpse — a most magnificent island set responsibility and to have the courses hasn’t changed for fifty avoids it when possible. Only Rome was unforgetable. anyone’s house lot. a $10 special award in a display ALRASI GREENHOUSES class -with-supplemental - of the Pope. That was about all in the blue splendor of the satisfaction of seeing it grow at years, and the informational Traveling abroad was, for The trees came as soon as of one variety, Bergen reading form of learning es­ for a few gifted or highiy we saw of him - a glimpse. ’The Capital Visit least for a few years. He has Mediterranean. The boat ride content changes only minimally motivated students does the most of the 123-student, 7- they were dug in Pennsylvania Strawberry Sherbet. ’The prize tablished before 1900. Today, ceremony itself was quite over was very enjoyable; yet It'» a full-slzad, 11-toot sailboat with 55 aquara fast of tall and a roomy, alt- been making such gifts for to keep pace. This system was system really seem to hold chaperone group, a completely from a seedbed where they had was offered by growers of Opening Weekend Special through nearly instantaneous fine in the Middle Ages. Then, moving, provided one didn’t for me the Dramamine came in In cockpit... It’s a sturdy, lightweight vaatel made of unwreckaUe, un- several years and likes to hear value. new experience. But even the become bored standing in the alnkable Corllle,- A material that’t even tougher than fibergitta... Give been growing three years. They Bergen County, N.J., where the communications made possible changes every fifty years was handy. I found Capri to be from an older child that his tree A We must reform to provide nnost nervous found the piane hot, crowded square for over an Recounted your family a Sunflower lor summer. It’s stay to buy. Easy to tall. Easy to have never been transplanted variety originated, hfrs. Bissell by electronics, the average enough to keep pace with somewhat commerciaiized, as A group of 44 MHS history love. In fact, you can tie It on top of your car ^ is still growing nicely. for meaningful modem educa­ ride to be pretty much unevent­ hour. Sunday afternoon we got the group of the beliefs and and they arrived with bare described the plant as a small youngster is knowledgable knowledge, but in the modem most beach resorts will be; but students accompanied by Mr. and take It anywhere. And make a big iplaah S U n llO iV t t Christmas Tree Grower eiANT tion. — George Sweetnam ful. Leaving Kennedy Airport at p inside view of the Basilica ideas regarding the Watergate roots. Mr. Visny and his family compact violet with double about the many events in the era, when knowledge, doubles the countryside is too beautiful and Mrs. Elgin Zatursky Mr. Visny lives on part of 6 p.m. Thursday, we arrived at itself — breathtakingly big and scandals. ^ 2 ^ 0 0 0 helpers separated the 58 trees blossoms of a soft pink. world beyond his immediate every ten years, the system is for words. Especially exciting departed last Wednesday mor­ what was originally his father’s sensation Leonardo Da Vinci Airport at beautiful. Another tour of the At th e Embassy, an to be given to the children and There were 900 entries in the impractical. Rather than being was a chairiift ride to the top of ning for Washington D.C. dairy farm in North Coventry violet show, from many states, HYBRID PANSIES Most kids develop active approximately 7 a.m. the city followed in which we were economist and a politcial at­ w ra p i^ the roots in damp peat forced to learn by lectures from Guidance an enormously steep mountain Arriving late in the afternoon at We’re Your Headquarters For and grows Christmas trees as a some as far away as Texas and minds, anxious to develop an following morning, fintljng the permitted to throw a few coins tache talked on the European moss and paper. He asked the SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ONLYI a teacher educated between one situated upon the island. Alexandria, Va., the voyagers hobby which also makes some California. Mrs. Atwood understanding of bothtoeir im­ plane to be almost completely into the fabled fountain of Trevi political and economic situa­ ★ SAILBOATS...... •09.95 up chiidren to plant them as soon and forty years ago, a student Information deserted but for a few grim Another site that was not be proceeded to their quarters at financial return. He says that noticed a violet named Nancy mediate environment And their in hopes we’d return to Rome. tion. The State department ^ CANOES, nborglas, Aluminum, 13 ft. as possible. should be given general looking guards. missed was the famed garden— the Charter House Hotel. The so far there hasn’t been much Reagan, for the wife of the larger, media-perceived en­ A brochure is available in the Monday was left to us as a day very romantic! representative explained the When I first knew Bob Visny P guidelines and stimulus to go rooms were small and in some up money in the enterprise, but the Guidance Office on the Dynamy After a few suit cases were non-headline-making work of he was going to high school and California governor, and one SPECIAL vironment. Even when a child of leisure and Tuesday we With so many chaperones in disrepair, but, all things con­ trees are good for the land and ahead and use the abundant in- Program in Worcester, Mass. checked and we were left at our departed for Naples. the department. ★ STARCRAH FISHING BOAT 12 to 21 ft helping his father run a small named Mary Lindsay, for the tra y enters the school system, at formation and resources tow (about one for every two sidered, they are adequate. he likes the hard physical exer­ Learning through internships is hotel, we were free to raise (A note concerning the Other activities during the ★ JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS dairy farm. He took a livestock wife of New York City’s mavor, about the age of five, he is available. As it is, students are students) it might seem that After resting for a few hours, cise, which he says he needs Reg. $1.15 tray tax Included the major function of the havoc in the Eternal City. Romans: Some of our group stay included visits to the program at the Universitv of when the convention was held in already aware of the com­ usually given either too narrow our social life would be stifled. the group piled back on the bus ★ USED BOATS and MOTORS after a day in school. He has 52 program. These internships are Although we’d had no sleep for found them to be rude and Capitol Building, the Kennedy Connecticut, hoping to be a those places. We failed t o find plexities of the modem world, guidelines or else are given no Things were quite the opposite, and headed for the city. Most of acres of the farm although part OPEN DAILY 9 AM to 7 PM in the professions, businesses, nearly 24 hours, we decided to tactless; others found them Center, the Watergate, the dary fanner, but the Visny one named for the wife of thanks primarily to television. guidelines and told to produce however. We were given a the real sightseeing of the trip of the land and the farmhouse social agencies, government, explore the city immediately. Smithsonian Institution, Mount “ WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL!” farm simply was too small for a Governor Meskill. RETAIL GREENHOUSE Once in school, however, the warm and friendly. All will generous amount of time to was done that night, with visits have been sold. something. Even students who crafts, and trades. It is a nine- Mrs. Cameron thereupon led Vernon, and, of course, the modem dairy operation. After YILLA LOUISA ROAD (OFF BIRCH MT.RD.) child's wide scope of interest is are very curious by nature are agree: They’re no introverts. explore the cities’ night spots, to all the Presidential He has been planting trees for month program open to young us in an almost ill-fated walk to Especially true for the men — Panda bears at the zoo. service in the Army, Bob went channeled into a decided path of likely to have difficulty lear­ which don’t open up until after memorials and the Library of 15 years, and harvesting some Bunch-Flowering Tulips BOLTON • TCLEPHONE 649-0164 learning, called the pwple ages 16 to 20. Residential the Spanish steps (these were the female members of the The group returned to the back to the University for a Christine Mukulis, a ninth- ning in such a situation. ther former haunts of English nine at night. We visited a cou­ Congress. ’The rest of the time of them for five years. With the “curriculum.” The curriculum living arrangements are group found themselves stared hotel as late as 9 every night, graduate degree in education grader at Bennet Junior High Schools, from kindergarten poets — now a souvenir super­ ple in Rome and were satisfied spent in the city ws for purely help of his wife and daughter, may or may not include availabie. Each intern has a at, admired, propositioned, but the day’s work didn’t stop CAPITOL and for 17 years he has taught School, gave her mother a pot with them; but no so in Naples. educational purposes. his father-in-law and a couple of on up to graduate institutions, series of four to six full-time market.) Which ended in a pinched and accosted. W^ich them from being quite lively science at the Washington knowledge that will be valuable tend to learn heavily toward In addition to seeing the sites Most of the visitors agreed neighbors, he has put in 35,(X)0 of tulips, purchased a t a super­ work experiences, which is rainstorm with most of us brings us to the conclusion that until all hours of the night. A EQUIPMENT CO. School. to the child. Certainly language subjects of primarily academic we used to read about in Latin, that the most vauable trees in these 15 years and the market, for Easter, choosing a s e le c te d fro m o v er 100 fleeing back to the hotel in the American girls must have busload of students, exhausted African Violets and arithmatic are vital for a interest. In high school, courses the trip also helped bring us experiences of the trip were 38 MAIN STREET Til. 643-7958 MANCHESTER small trees he gave the children pot that bad a lot of buds. When possibilities. Students wishing taxicabs and buses. The terrible reputations.) but in good spirits, returned to Hours DAILY: 7 im to 5 pm; Thurt. 7 im to 9 pm; Sat. 7 am to 4 pin A Bolton grower of African child to learn, but they are are either job-oriented or closer to each other (We visits to Senators Ribicoff and were part of his order for trees the buds opened into blossoms JUNIPER SALE further information should see remaider of the day was spent Naples was not as well MHS at 9 Monday night. violets, Mrs. Wayne P. (Mar­ taught in the context of such college-oriented. There are few seniors discovered that juniors Weicker, the British Embassy, to be planted this spring. she was astonished to find three FR. their counselors. persuing last hours of sleep. received by the group as Rome cia) Kilpatrick, carried 69 irrelevant subjects as farming courses which prove useful in are not so bad after ali!) and and the State Department. ’The ColWe Board blossoms on one stalk, and even Industry and business Saturday the weather was a was — a typical tour showed it plants from her home to the and sailing, the occupations of a daily life Possible courses in proved to be a great experience two Connecticut Senators each four or five blossms on a few SALE UIACSAIE * 4 ” organizations are, more than little kinder and we toured such to be fairly decent city; but an Test Schedule' century past. If the subject for everyone. I’m willing to bet conversed for a half-hour with national show of African violets stalks. She asked me what they this area could be Basic Home informai stroll around the hotel Registration deadline for material used to develop ever, requesting college there wasn’t a singie dry eye in the students. Sen. Ribicoff last week at the Hartford were and I asked Corinne Repairs, Consumer Informa­ revealed filthy streets, great College Board SAT and' ANDORRA language and math skills in­ graduates prepared in both SAM Seeks the whole group when we spoke on the subjects of Hilton. She thinks she made Willard at Comstock, Ferr & tion, etc. The list of potentially poverty and unbelievable living Achievement Tests is May 16 BAR ARBOR CREEPERS volved cars, money, and other engineering and business boarded the plane for New American politics and more entries than anyone else, Co., who had on her desk a immediately pertinent courses management. The list of job Editor conditions. Part of the Naples (received in Princeton). The although there was no prize for PANSIE! such subjects which hold is endless. York. — Kathy Petersen economy, and ^ n . Weicker told . number of catalogues from openings available to these testing date is June 22, 1974. r l l C O a S U L this accomplishment, but she relevance to the child, then the Apyone who wishes to base Holland bulb growers. These FRUIT graduates is constantly Richard Gowen, coordinator had second prize, and a $20 child would be more interested his future on intellectual oc­ are “bunch-flowered” tulips SA N JO SE growing, as students are of Summer Activities in award, for having next to the cupations is trapped into taking Manchester, announced that and Mrs. Williard found eight TREES accepted in sales departments, largest number of blue ribbons. named varieties listed. They JUNIPERS mostly irrelevant courses. He SAM is offering a newspaper MYHAh/\/«lrAvr ia m ______Teams In Hot Pursuit purchasing departments, as Tr*A Marcia had 41 blues, 17 red rib­ works hard to learn things like editorship to any qualified stu­ Ice hockey is a very exciting spring league play, except for are not in great demand and Craft Sale customer technical represen­ and upcoming sport, and explosion of the player found bons and nine white ribbons. relatively few of them are Malaysian history, and the dent for 10 weeks in the defensemen Mike Coughlin and Chuck Mumford played goalie VEGETABU PLANTS tatives, and as production Manchester has its share of the guilty. Many who “appreciate” Only two of her plants were grown. Mrs. Makulis has a anatomy of worms in junior summer. goalie Dave Bidweii. The team two periods allowing one gol In Progress supervisors. Advancement op­ action. The Manchester Youth the fights feel this rule takes passed over by the judge beautiful and unusual pot of high, so he will get good grades The editor of this paper more than made up for the while Melia had two goals in 10/32” *3 ^ ’ portunities are excellent Hockey Association, sponsored away a great deal of excite­ without a prize. tulips at her apartment on S and take advanced course in should have some knowledge of latter position by platooning one period. Melia was the because of their broader yet in- by Gorman’s Sport Shop of ment, yet it probably en­ In her first national competi­ Spencer St. Take note all crafts fans! Are high school on perhaps the journalism and previous junior Chuck Mumford. Chuck scoring star with two goals, one depth training. Manchester, is in its first year courages even more checking tion, Marcia also had a $10 first STRAWBERRIES you in the market for a birthday same subject so that he will get experience on school now splits the net assignment on an exciting “slowdown” type gift? A Mother’s Day gift? Or Representatives visiting of operation and has and hitting within the limits of accepted by a good college, newspapers or yearbooks. He with talented sophomore Terry the rules. breakaway. He leads the team MHS during the week of April experienced tremendous in scoring. are you just in the mood for where he will perhaps take or she must be willing to put in Milka. The two have combing 29 through May 3 are as success in its winter and spring Other MHS players include browsing around at interesting college-level courses in these 20 hours of work per week for for second place in least goals The team had several SALE follows: Thursday, May 2,. programs. In winter play, the capatain Keith Gemmell; handicrafts and eating fudge or fields. He takes these college the ten-week period. Salary will allowed in spring league. excellent scoring opportunities chocoiate cupcakes? Travelers Insurance Co. (job “A” squad (boys 19 and under) seniors Steve Melia, Dave courses so that he will be at­ be $2 an hour and will run from Bloomfield, Clolumbia, Wind­ including a five on three power opportunities after graduation, sported a fan ta stic 19-3-5 Wicks, Rick Milka, Warren Cot­ r If that sounds good to you, tractive to a graduate school or June 24-August 30th. sor, Hartford, Enfield and play, but failed to capitalize on for seniors only), period 3. record, the spring squad is now tle, Larry Ruel. Juniors Charles FORSYTHIA hurry down to the second an­ an employer. After all this, he The editor will compile, edit these opportunities. Registration deadline for tied for second place. Manchester are the towns in­ Hughes, Chuck Mumford, and nual Crafts Sale at Woodruff may simply go on to a civil and prepare newspaper articles volved. To fully appreciate ice men folks come R a g . S 3 J S Coliege Board SAT and The winter team was well sophomore Terry Milka round Hall in the Center engineer and forget that he ever and photographs to appear In hockey, one has to have a basic Achievement Test to be given manned with a great majority Manchester played unat­ out the list. Ken Fahey, a calling, your home This is the Congregational Church Friday, knew the chieg export of Java, the Summer Youth Scene page tached in the winter and now understanding of rules and June 22, 1974 is May 16, of the players coming from the sophomore, attends East can greet them with a ^ April 26 or Saturday, April 27. or the location of a worm’s five each week in The Manchester that they are under the ad­ strategy. The most crucial (Recueved in Princeton). The MHS populus. Most of the Catholic High. season for The fair will be open Friday hearts. Evening Herald. It will be his ministration of a league, point in hockey is obviously the warm smile. The way night (that’s TONIGHT), 7-9 American College Test (ACT) winter ^Layers continue on to In spring league, games are skating. MYHA, as in the pro Rather than show the advan­ duty to stimulate others to fighting leads to suspension and you express yourself : and Saturday at 10 a.m. to 3 registration deadline is May 20, played on Sunday mornings. leagues, selects players BLACK tage of using intellect in the 1974 (Received in Iowa City). prepare news articles of in­ Last Sunday included a game in the placing of trees and p.m. ’These local craftsmen will world, most school curricula terest to youth expressing primarily on their skating AZALEA FESTIVAL This test is to be administered between Manchester and Wind­ plants and shrubs at the en CARPENTER ANTS be on hand selling their wares: discourage students from experiences, activities and abilities. Skating is a complex Karie Ahern with leaded June 15. sor. The final score was 3-3 tie art. This writer immediately tryway says“welcome”— and In addition to being news. ’Typing of administrative with few mistakes made by unsightly and unsanitary. glass; Debbie St. Germain with details will be expected also, so found out when trying hockey it says more. It says yo.u care f Brilliant yarn dolls; Linda Gray with a either players or officials. skates for the first time. ’The Black Ants excavate interested youths must have Manchester coach Roger about the beauty of your / . extensive galleries in wood variety of crafts including typing skills. difference in practice between ^ e d Dwarf Azaleas stuffed animals, dolls, pocket- Noel, a former semi-pro hockey figure and hockey skates is just home and your world, and W ju to serve as nesting places This job will put those in­ player, remarked that it was a ■jC books, and paintings; Gloria lOH Seeking Members indescribable. you’re helping protect and preserve its and may cause extensive In Full Color terested in close contact with good game with a lot of good ac­ Plante with crocheting; Dot If you add the complex art of air,earth, water, sights and sounds with , damage to your home. For several weeks now, lOH At this time we will be in­ other people, and be a fine op­ tion. Noel ,Js experienced Tyler with Ecology art; Nancy (Instructors of the Han­ portunity to those considering a skating to shooting, passing, stalling the new officers, who around hockey, having played goal tending and checking you nature's own growing greenery. You Thomas with ceramics; Minnie dicapped) has been holding a journalism major or interested Kaminsky with gifts; Gail are to be elected this Sunday. with such teams as Rochester get an exciting, fast game. ’The say a lot with a place that says “Welcome!" m i e * 5 * * recruiting program for persons Presently holding positions are in exploring the field. and Providence. Ackerland with painting on interested in joining the Editor will be able to make rules of hockey are designed to Lg. 2 Qal. wood; Helen Balboni with Mary Beth Tucker, president; Noel feels that hockey add speed to the game. One PERENNIALS DOGWOOD RHODODENDRON organization. These people who Irene Messier, corresponding his/her own hours. Further in­ . ‘requires total altertness, Chooso from candles and Girl Scout Troop 2 came were able to view the such example is the rule secretary; Tom Latham, vice formation can be gotten by con­ 4^ whereas other sports such as White - Pink Pink-White-Red wi^ an assortment of crafts. various aspects and activities tacting Richard Gowen, SAM allowin^^f substitution during Ovar 75 VarMletl Bliss football sometimes have This sale is being sponsored by president; Lisa Silhavy, play, a tule void in any other associated with the group. They coordinator c/o Recreation moments when a player can loi a Preventive Maintenance program EAST HARTFdRD NIJI Girl Scout Cadette Troop 77, treasurer; Jean Pastel and sport. EXRURY ^ Sw lss QIant American watvhed classes swimming and Department, 41 Center Street. “lay” back. Noel cited several which will have a booth full of Deborah Santacrose, ■ public In this writer’s opinion, the AZALEAS PANSIES HOLLY were allowed to help out in the rejations; Ann MacKenzie and Telephone number is 646-6010. good performances in Sunday’s 1375 SILVER LANE baked goodies to cure your locker rooms and gym. fast growing sport of hockey is Mike Shensie, sergeant-at- Applications are available at 3-3 tie. Quote Noel: “It’s hard munchies. We will be having an open more exciting than other sports OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. 649-9240 arms. the Town Hall-Municipal to sum up a team’s success in EAST HARTFORD 569-0800 A light lunch will be served house for the public May 19, witnessed. Likewise, both Friday and Saturday. Like David Moyer, lOH adviser, Building, Pei^iyiel Depart­ terms of individuals since it is a Manchester Youth Hockey is an Open 7 Days Mon.-Fri. til P.M. from 1 to 4 p.m. We ask anyone will be on hand to answer any ment ,and from 8:30 to 4-30 tarn sport. But I’d have to say 8 last year’s great success, this who is interested in lOH to exciting as, if not more than Sat. & Sun. til P M. crafts event promises to be fan­ questions that may spring up at weekdays, at the Recreation Mumford played an excellent any high school sport. WHITHAM NURSERY BUSS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. 6 4 come and watch. Refreshments this time. - Becky Timbrell Department, Garden Grove game. Melia also payed an ROUTE 6. BOLTON tastic. — Linda Gray will be offered. Ice hockey is an up and com­ " G R O W WITH U S " 6 4 3 -7 8 03 Road. - Steven Eee Hirschfeld excellent game, and Terry The Oldest & Largest in Conn. Mumford in Front of Goal (HSW photo by Mrosek) Milka played well.” ing sport and MYHA is a good ■ example of this movement. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., April 26, 1974 MMCHESTER EVENING H g R ^ D , Manchester, Conn., Fri.. April 26. 1974 - PAGE THTHTB’.p m UConn JV’s Upend MCC Twi League Baseball Out Herald Angle who was subbing for regular and sixth gave UConn a 9-3 UConn JV (9) By Chris Blake AB R H E Due to Lack of Interest Starting early and holding Mike PanciCTaT ’The latter margin but the locals came Renna, 2b was injured in a pre-game Algren, 2b By Earl Yost on in the late innings, the to life in the seventh with Swoiuon, rf drill. three runs. Two walks found Bidwell, If By Earl Yost Recreation Commission that the sport be bypassed. The Sports Editor UConn sub-varsity baseball Drake, Ib team bested Manchester Both runners scored on John Senofonte being Kingman, lb; ’There will not be any adult Twilight League baseball ocunmission voted otherwise, 4-1, and then the town’s brought in to pitch. He Shlnole, oh Board of Directors were approached and gave its green Community College, 9-6, in Denski’s roller and Denskl, cf program in Manchester this summer sponsored by the an error-filled non-league designated hitter John walked the first man he Brielman cf Recreation Department. light providing there were enough teams. A sum of $1,600 Petke, c was allocated for such a league. S n i V & T E L game yesterday at Christian Shimole reached when faced to load the bases and a LeMay, 3b The league was dead before it even got off the ground l^rry Warshausky mis- wild pitch scored one. Sallvitz, aa last night at a meeting* held with Carl Silver, program Last night at the appointed meeting hour, only one club Field in Storrs. ’The local Regan, aa IBBiTD do-it-yourself&save money! record fell to 5-3 with the 01^ed his fly ball. After an Lehan’s routine grounder to Jod, p director for the Rec. was present. Two others drifted in later. second saw the throw to first Silver reported that earlier in the day, Wally Fortin sent Plaudits Long Overd^e setback. infield out. Art LeMay Totala 32 S 7 2 Four teams were needed to revive a sport that has been get away and twp more runs absent from the scene for more than 20 years. Only three word that the American Legion would not be interested Busier than a bee these days are members of Park Supt. slammed a two-run double ’The sloppy contest showed to left to give UConn a 7-2 tallied. That ended the day’s clubs were represented, and only one, Manchester Com­ and would stay just in Legion play. One other team that Ernie Tureck’s maintenance crew. Nineteen baseball and four MCC errors and three bulge. scoring, however. Manchester (6) munity College, appeared to be solid. said it was interested last February, at a meeting attended softball fields in Manchester are in the process of being in a five-run Huskie third in­ MCC starter DuBosar took AB R H E Silver maintained from the start that there was not suf­ by four local teams, not counting tiie Legion, alro dropped manicured for the 1974 season. Each morning at 7, crews MCC chipped away with Leitao, If 3 2 0 0 out this week. Silver reported. ning proved disasterous. his first loss of the season D’Agata, rf ficient interest to warrant the town’s running a Twi headed by the talented Ken Irish, start out preparing the one run in the sixth against Hawley, ae The frame started after two wins. He allowed It was apparent, without question, that the young men playing areas. Three and fourman crews have b ^ n usi^ to Tim Joel, third UConn Smallwood, 3b League. As it turned out, he was absolutely correct. harmlessly with an easy out. five hits and eight runs, only Leban, lb Silver had recommended to the Advisory Park and who sought an adult baseball league were not really that prepare each and thereafter two-man crews take care of hurler. Jim Lehan’s single Beeler, dh/p Dave D u ^ sa r then walked three were earned, in five interest^. the many fields. The town has been able to boast scored Buddy Smallwood Falco, 2b Roger Bidwell and Lee innings. Howie Beeler Warahauaky, cf successful baseball and softball programs over the years who had walked and ad­ Fahey, c D ra k e r e a c h e d on a finished up with another fine DuBosar, p and the real unsung heroes are the capable Park crews. vanced to third on an errant effort. throwing error. Mark pickoff play. Totals 34 6 8 4 Denski’s grounder got past Warshausky led the local offense with three hits. MCC no 001 300-8 Notes Off the Cuff second baseman A1 Falco, Single tallies in the fifth UConn...... 205 on OOx-8 Nine New Rule Changes Tom Penders, who helped put Tufts back on the college CHURCk WHITE ROCKWELL %" basketball map, will try his magic next season at Colum­ TO lU T SEATS VARI-SPEED DRILLS bia in the Ivy League. The new Lion mentor is a brother of (Herald photo by Kyle) Jim, the fine East Catholic High baseball mentor. The Proof Fis h Were Biting Adopted by NFL Owners Pender brothers were diamond teammates at UConn... All Hartford County Conference baseball games are slated for Aaron^s Fifth Homer RIG. nine innings. Most area Class A high schools schedule their The Dezso family of 595 Tolland Tpke.- Ed, Elaine and the NFL, said public criticism Teams now must kickoff from and-roll” a receiver as many NEW YORK (UPI) - The $5.95 baseball games for nine innings. Class B and Class C Ray -caught these trout near Riverton opening day. National Football League, had much to do with the new the 35-yard line instead of the times as he wanted. 6 FT. PICNIC TABLE 40: 3) Missed field goals are The other two rules changes schools engage in seven inning meetings...Jim Suitor, golf The largest was 2l'A inches, 2Y4 pounds and the changes. 3 coats of baked finish Contoured grip for easy WITH 2 BENCHES bowing to public criticism returned to the line of scrim­ involve toe reduction of a penal­ coach at Bulkeley High in Hartford, had nothing but praise smallest IS'/z inches and 2 pounds. "We were sensitive of over solid molded wood. handling. Dbl. insulated, and no doubt fearful of the mage instead of the 20-yard line ty for offensive holding from 15 Ahead of ’73 Pace criticism of our super bowl Comfort saddle contour. boll bearings, 2.7 amps. this week for the Manchester Country Club course when inroads being made by the games and we simply wanted and 4) Members of a team yards to 10 yards when toe in­ Reg. his team played Manchester High. The overall course Im­ ^ MSIS/3I544/S ^ 4S00S/SI407/t World Football League, in­ more offense,” said Rozelle. “I kicking from scrimmage can­ fraction occurs in toe area of $45.00 provements and the newly designed holes came in for stituted nine revolutionary personally felt the coaches not cross the line of scrinunage the line of scrimmage or *39 NEW YORK (UPI) — Would you believe a 42-homer Dodgers 1’ Phillies 0 special attention...Cheryl Ferguson, 14, set'a new girls’ Rules changes Thursday uoULthe ball is kicked. beyond and toe eliminaion of season in 1974 and a career total of 755 homers for Hank Tommy John pitched a fourhitter to become the majors’ were doing too good a job with record in the Parkade Lanes’ Junior League when he Rangers Are 0,K, designed to perk up the their defenses. I supported the There had been some the dangerous “crackback” Aaron? first five-game winner of the season. John, 5-0, struck out rolled a 574 set on games of 189-183-202. Miss Ferguson offensive aspects of the package completely.” pressure put on the league for block. Wide receivers held at As ’Tug McGraw of the New York Mets says, believe. eight and lowered his earned run average to 0.86. Jimmy carries a 129 average...As many as nine softball games in game and de-emphasize the In an effort to get some ac­ some sort of de-emphasis on the the line of scrimmage can no The 40-year old Atlanta Braves’ star, who already has Wynn drove in the only run of the game in the first inning And Still Kicking tion on the matter, the package field goal last season when a longer block below toe waist. the men’s Rec Department slow pitch leagues will be field goal. surpassed Babe Ruth’s former career record of 714 with a sacrifice fly. Dick Ruthven went seven innings for was presented to the owners as record 543 were kicked in 861 The rules package includes played in one night starting Monday. In its most sweeping rules homers, shows no s ip s of slowing down his home run the Phils and suffered his first loss. a whole by the competition attempts — an average of five the most revolutionary changes NEW YORK (UPI) — If ever a team looked like it was revisions in 41 years, the NFL BaamnoMU committee. That way In­ field goal attempts a game. in toe concept of toe game since pace. In fact, if he continues his current pace he’ll actually established changes which it Baseball Quickie Quiz ready to be counted out, it had to be te New York Rangers. dividual teams could not vote However, owners were reluc­ 1933 when goal posts were surpass his 40-homer total of 1973. Mets 5, Padres 2 hopes will 1) Help eliminate Already down two games in their Stanley Cup semifinal along lines of self-interest. tant to do anything about field returned to toe goal line and the Front and center if you can name the American League Aaron hit his fifth homer of the current season to give Jerry Koosman pitched a sixhitter for his third straight ties, 2) Cut field goal kicking to series against Philadelphia, the Rangers were trailing 3-1 Twenty votes was necessary for goals, including the rule whj^h forward pass was legalized to starters in the 1934 All-Star baseball game, all of whom are the Braves a 3-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates win, striking out 11 and halting a New York nosedive which a minimum, 3) Increase run- any spot behind toe line of I midway through game N. 3 ’Thursday night and also were passge and approval was not prohibits anyone from the members of the Hall of Fame. ’This was the only time in Thursday night. It came in the Braves’ 19th game of the had seen 10 losses in 11 previous games. John Milner drove backs of kickoffs and punts and taking another physical beating from the pugnacious unanimous. kicking team from crossing the scrimmage. I s . " diamond history that all nine men in the starting lineup in three runs for the Mets with a sacrifice fly and a single. 4) Open up the passing game. ANY LENGTHI season—a pace which, if projected over the full season, 'The most dramatic of the new line of scrimmage until the ball Flyers. Perhaps not so strangely, went on to Cooperstown. Position by position, the squad would give him a total of 42 and a career mark of 755. Both runs off Koosman were unearned. rules is the introduction of a is actually kicked, were also To further dampen their spirits, Philadelphia’s third most of the new rules adopt^ ROCKWELL consisted of Bill Dickey catching and LeRy Gomez Aaron’s No. 5 of 1974 and No. 718 of his career was a two- sudden death period for regular adopted. BATHTUB WORKBENCH LEGS goal was a gift from Rod Soiling when a centering pass by the NFL owners mirror AMERICAN ORBITAL pitching. Lou Gehrig was at first base, Charley Gehrlnger run shot off Jerry Reuss in the seventh inning ’Thursday season and exhibition games. With the acceptance of these & Rangers 4, Red Sox 0 ,r from Gary Domhoefer went off the Ranger defenseman’s those recently accepted by the WALL KITS PAINT THINNER FINISHING at second, Joe Cronin at shortstop and Jimmie Foxx at night and overcame a 2-1 Pittsburgh lead. It came after The sudden death, which has kicking rules, fans can expect ORGANIZER KITS Jim Bibby pitched a fourhitter and struck out six, raising stick as he ttied to slap it away. It was the third time World Football League, which been used by the NFL in cham­ to see fewer field goal tries SANDERS third. The outfield listed Babe Ruth, Heinie Manush and A1 Darrell Evans opened the Braves’ seventh by drawing a will open its inaugural cam­ his season record to 4-2. The Rangers clinched the game during the playoffs that filin g has knocked a puck into his next season and greater Simmons. Foxx was a first baseman but started at third to walk and was delivered on Reuss’ first pitch to him. paign this summer. pionship series play, would be with three runs in the fifth. own goal. limited to one 15-minute period emphasis on kickoff and punt get more power in the batting order. ’The one-time ’Typically, it was a line drive over the left field fence in “It looks like they went right Royals 6, Yankees 1 But it was just at darkest moment when New York during the regular season, but It returns — one of the more REG. Fliiladelphia Athletic and Boston Red Sox strongman did Atlanta Stadium. down the line and copied our Vada Pinson drove in two runs with a pair of singles and began to show some life. Forechecking furiously and is hoped the rule would still exciting aspects of the college $39.95 play a number of games at third base during his career. In other NL games, Los Angeles defeated Philadelphia, rule book,’’ said Tom Origer, GAUON Paul Splittorff and Doug Bird combined in a two-hitter. reduce ties considerably. football game. 1-0; New York beat San Diego, 5-2, and San Francisco showing some physical muscle of their own, the Rangers owner of the WFL’s (Chicago Splittorff was forced to leave the game in the eighth There were also two rules Pre-cut panels, mould­ All the steel parts needed Thins paints, varnishes, downed Montreal, 8-2. Texas whipped Boston, 4-0, and retaliated with four consecutive goals for a 5-3 victory in fire. There have been only 12 ties in 364 NFL regular season designed to help the passing ings for 5-ft. tubs. Eosy- for sturdy workbench. enamels. Cleans brushes, Shots Here ’n There because of a split finger and Bird game on to retire six New York. This still leaves them down 2-1 in the best-of- While the NFL denied that Swirl-free 3ondingl 33 sq. Kansas City topped New York Yankees, 6-1, in the games over the past two years, game. One was toe elimination to follow instructions. 32V'4"H. 24* tool organizer, rollers and w o ^ floors. Happy to report that Paul Hesketh of 141 W. Center St., batters in order. Steve Kline suffered the loss. seven series, with the fourth game to be televised national­ charge, it is no secret that the in. sanding area. Double American League games. but many pro coaches in past of roll blocking and cutting of . I6SU/SIS4}/) L 3U37/1 J recipient of a scholarship award given in my name by ly Sunday afternoon from New York. NFL has been greatly hurt in . 24033/31*04/4 insulated. 10,000 OPM. years have cautiously played wide receivers and toe other “It shows you what this club is made of,’’ said New York recent weeks by the success of . 32SI4/3I404/I , former co-publishers of ’The Herald, Tom and Walter for a tie in the wanting niinutes was the restriction to the extent the WFL in its negotiations with Fei'guson, will graduate cum laude from Boston College in Captain Vic Hadfield, who scored the tying goal at 18:44 of instead of going for a win. of downfield contact a defender Major League j NFL players. ’The thought that May and will continue his education in the UConn Medcal the second period on a power play. “When you’re down 2-0 There were four new rules can make on an eligible the new league might offer a School. Hesketh is an East Catholic High grad^,.Steve in the series and 2-0 in the game, it’s easy to say the heck adopted pertaining to kicking: receiver. A defensive back may Saturday Leaders | more attractive game might with it all. It takes something to keep on fighting and to 1) Goal posts will be moved now only hit an eligible receiver Gates, former Manchester High track and cross country have turned a few NFL owners’ from the goal line to the end once If he is more than three A |il 2 7 ,8KXI pjn. star, has broke his own mile record at Eastern Connecticut come back.” heads when it came time for a line rules changes involves they yards downfield. Previously, a State College. Gates covered the distance in 4:23. He’s the National League As can be expected in a game involving the Flyers, the vote. Action Packed are in college football: 2) defensive back could "bump- son of Ron Gates, chairman of the Advisory Park and G AB H Pet most penalized team in National Hockey League history, Pete Rozelle, commission of Recreation Commission in Manchester...When Yale’s Don Taveras, Pit 11 29 12 .414 there was an abundance of rough tactics and several , STOCK CAR Gallagher tossed a no-hit, no-run game hgainst Harvard Perez, Atl 11 25 10 .400 brawls. A total of 108 penalty minutes was whistled, in­ JACKSON recently it was the first by an Eli 'pitcher in 30 Reitz, StL 18 66 26 .394 cluding 31 against Schultz alone and 81 on Philadelphia. Illing Track Squad RACES CADET years...Another Yale man in the news is Brian Clarke, the Hebner, Pit 15 64 24 .375 There were two casualties from the game. Hadfield, WHEELBARROWS kicking specialist, who has signed with the Toronto Unser, Phil 13 48 18 .375 returning to action for the first time after having a cast Scores Initial Victory in the Stadiums Seamless troy hds curled Northmen in the World Football League. Clarke, a protege Singleton, Mtl 12 40 15 .375 removed from his left ankle, twisted the same ankle AND edge. Steel tube handles, Smith, StlL 18 72 26 .361 Notching its first track team Javelin - White 1 1.. White I, Full Quarter Mile of Lou Groza, booted 21 of 35 field goals and 62 of 66 conver­ during a pileup just as he scored the tying goal. 2-ply tubeless tire. sion tries with the Ell gridders the past three seasons. Helms, Hou 18 61 22 .361 Philadelphia left wing Bob Kelly suffered a ligament in­ in history, Illing Junior High 2. Burby I, 3. Weingart I. 138’8 High Banked Track Breeden, Mtl 8 25 9 .360 2 4 " SPACE jury on the inside of his left knee after receiving a hard hip trimmed the Rham Frosh Shot put - 1. Noonan L I, 2. RADII • E A S Y T O Rose, Cin 16 68 24 .353 yesterday at Wigren Track, 80- check from Ron Harris in the closing minutes of jilay. Folsom R, 3. Weingart 1.39’IOW SAVER VANITIES ASSEMBLE 2 9 ” Monday, Chi 13 51 18 .353 15. The locals swept all first ★ Home of L 4 - C U .F T . REG. $35.95 . 24" BATH VANITIES Hadfield, although he didn’t play again, said he hoped to placemnts. Discus -1. White 1,2. Burby I, WITH FmriNGS Heavy Diamond American League be ready for Sunday but Kelly’s knee was placed in a Results; 3. Talbot I. 131’2. Famous racing stars! precautionary cast and his return was doubtful. TONIGHT 18" MEADOWBROOK G AB H Pet 100-1. Dawson 1 ,2. Philbrick High jump - 1. White I, 2. 7t55 Yanks vs. Rangers. In Chicago, Phil Esposito and Ken Hodge were the key I, Welngart R. 10.8 ROTARY MOWERS Carew, Min 16 67 27 .403 (UPI photo) Fisher R, 3. Lair R. 5’1. WINF Schedule Today scorers Thursday night as the Boston Bruins defeated the Mile 1. Flosdorf I, 2. Jaekson, Oak 16 61 24 .393 8i30 (22) Red Sox vs. 3 HP, 4-cycle engine with quick rewind Black Hawks, 5-2, evening the best-of-seven semifinal LaPlante R, 3. Baker I. 5:12 Long jump -1 . Mathews I, 2. Cultured marble top. White REG. Stanton, Cal 17 59 23 .390 Welcoming Home Committee for Hank Aaron Royals, WTIC start, throttle on the engine. 6* 440 - 1. Scallse I, 2. Corbitt I, Dawson I, 3. Waser R. 17’4. plastic laminate, gold $71.95 Griffin, Bos 16 54 21 .389 series between the two teams at 2-2. 10:25 Mels vs. Giants, vyheels. Painted "T" style han­ By Len Auster Darrell Evans and Dusty Baker Mitt Home Run Slugger 3. Petig I. 61.2 880 Relay - Philbrick, Maillet, accents. Pop-up faucet. Yaz, Bos 17 58 22 .379 The Black Hawks, victorious in two of four road games WINF dle. 1 Year Warrantyl White glitter plastic 880- 1. Mier 1 ,2. Anderson I, Prior, Rinaldo I. 1:55.9. Tied atop the Central Connecticut Interscholastic Oliva, Min 12 38 14 .368 in the Stanley Cup playoffs, now must win another one SISSS/I laminate finish. 18" 3. Rinaldo I. 2:20.2. SATURDAY League (CCIL) baseball standings w^th Windham, Coach Piniela, NY 10 38 14 .368 Fire Sign Green away from home to retain a chance for hockey’s most Women;s javelin, shot and round porcelain bowl. 220 -1. Dawson 1,2. Philbrick, 2:00 (18) Yanks v. Harold Parks’ Manchester High Indians entertain league Grieh, Bal 15 52 19 .365 valued trophy. discus were used. 43S1I/SISS4/I CHICAGO (UPI) - Traek 3. Weingart R. 14.9 Rangers, WINF LAP MAIN EVENT foe Wethersfield today at Kelley Field. The locals are 5-1 Spikes, Cle 16 60 21 .350 star Jim Green, who hasn’t STANDINGS 'The series resumes on the Bruins’ rink Sunday night with RIG. for the season while the visitors are 2-3. Junior righthander Robinson, Cal 18 65 22 .338 2:15 (22, 30) Pirates vs. played football sinee 1967, has the sixth game in Chicago next Tuesday and the seventh Astros $63.99 John Koepsel is expected to get the pitching assignment. signed with the Chieago Fire of game, if necessary, in Boston Thursday. PLUS FIGURE 8 MCC Track Team 2:30 Red Sox vs. Royals, A m e ric iu i The slate today also finds 4-1 East Catholic in Bristol op­ Angered by Offer the World Football League, the American League National League Esposito, the league-leading scorer who had 68 goals General Admission $3.50 Hftrdvv uri’ .\ nu’rulUT WTIC Mui'dvvai'i posing Hartford County Conference rival St. Paul. The Jim BOGOTA (UPI) - Colombian elub announeed Thursday. EAST EAST during the regular season, got the winning score, beating 2:30 (8) World Tennisi Children Under 12 $1.00 Penders-coached Eagles hav^ won their last four outings boxer Rodrigo Valdes, angered Green, former coholder of the L Pet GB W L Pet GiB his brother Tony, the Chicago goalie. Fares Well in Meet Evert vs. King BRAND world record in the 60-yard Baltimore 9 6 .600 Montreal 9 3 .750 ■nMBBlM after an opening loss to conference leader St. Bernard. by an offep^ purse of $18,000, Coach Barry Sheckley’s Don Chllson won toe 100-yard 3:30 (8) Golf dash, now competes on the New York 10 8 .356 y. St. Louis 10 8 .556 2 “I made a deke, dropped my shoulder and then just slid Rei Seats phone East is 1-1 in conference action while the Falcons are also virtually ruled out Thursday Manchester Community dash on a JV level in 10.5. 4:00 (3) Golf: Crampton, 2472V/3I444/I International Track Association Boston 9 8 -.529 1 Philadelphia 9 8 .529 2V4 it along the ice,” Phil said. “He straightened up on it, I MVERSIDE nUIK 1-1 in the circuit. any fight with WBA College first track and field Cougar Captain. Rick Gowen Aaron, Devlin pro circuit. Coach Jim Spavita Milwaukee 7 6 .538 1 Chicago 6 7 .462 3Vk think he thought I was either going to go high or deke him. ROUTE IM • AGAWMI middleweight ehampion Carlos team in the college history placed first in toe 440-yard in­ 5:00 (8) Wide World of of ehe Fire said he would use Detroit 6 9 .400 3 Pittsburgh 4 11 .267 6tk Just prior to that, I shot one over the net.” ' m e PMKING Monzon of Argentina, and said fared well in competition termediate hurdles and was Sports Green, 25, as a flanker and to Cleveland 5 11 .313 iy i New York 4 11 .267 6Vk h - wpuld fight Ameriean Benny yesterday against Central third in toe 440-yard run. I B -K -l return kickoffs. WEST WEST Briseoe for the vaeant title Connecticut State College and Tony Lupacchino, former W L Pet GB W L Pet GB spot. toe Coast Guard Academy in East Catholic standout, was Texas 10 6 .625 Los Angeles 13 5 .722 New Britain. fourth in the 440. Larry Oakland 9 7 .563 Houston 11 8 .579 Exhibition Here May 4 The locals competed on an In­ Woykoysky placed sixth la th e AMERICAN Minnesota 8 7 .533 IVi Cincinnati 9 7 .563 3 dividual basis in both varsity three-mile race. California 9 8 .529 San Francisco 10 8 .556 3 CAULKING GUNS and jayvee events. Sheckley was encouraged by Chicago 6 9 .400 3% Atlanta 9 10 .474 AVt FREE OIL CHANGE In the field. Curt Iversoon, the team's showing. “So far we Kansas City 6 9 .400 3Mi San Diego 6 14 .300 8 Mayor Instrumental have experienced difficulties in 39083/31433/1 save. Thursday’s Results Gene Dupres and Dario Terazlo I OUR PROPANE A T S & S BUICK Thursday’s Results turned in outstanding perfor­ getting a team started from San Francisco 8, Montreal 2 In Luring Wildcats scratch. But today we es­ REG. TORCH KITS Kansas City 6, NeW York 1 Atlanta 3, Pittsburgh 2 mances. Iverson triple jumped tablished our ability to hold our $1.49 Texas 4, Boston 0 New York 5, San Diego 2 44 feet, 10 Inches and a 21 feet, Generated through the efforts of Manchester Mayor own in first class competition. 2 1 -PC. DRIVE Repairs on All Makes! Only Games Scheduled Los Angeles 1, Philadelphia 0 11-inch long jump to place se­ Drop-in cradle type gun. John Thompson, an exhibition soccer game between the This is a vital step toward the SOCKET SETS Only Games ^heduled cond and third respectively on Use with spouted or non- Specializing in 10 Speed Repairs Today’s Games professional Connecticut Wildcats, whose main office is in the varsity level. future of track and field at 9 standard, 8 deep sock­ Friday's Games MCC. spouted cartridge. ■ $6.B9 Chicago (Reuschel 0-0) at town, and the Connecticut Senior All-Stars will be held Dupres easily won toe javelin ets, 1 ratchet, 3 accesso­ 2 7 » Milwaukee (Colborn 0-1) at with a toss of 180 feet. . 24V7S/S1407/4 ries. Steel storage box. For efficient high tem­ Minnesota (Blyleven 2-1) Atlanta (Morton 1-2), N Satui^ay afternoon. May 4, at Manchester High beginning See Our Line of Fine With This Coupon and Your California (Ryan 2-2) at New York (Seaver 0-2) at San at 5. perature combustion— up to 15 hours burning time. G.M. ENERGY CHECK, we wiii Cleveland (Johnson 0-2), N Francisco (Bryant 0-0), N , The Wildcats rolled to an 8-3-3 American Soccer League Allin in Lead Star* Sign Three Cincinnati (Gullett 1-1) at St. record last year. ’The 1974 ‘Cats will be sparked by player- M330/3I430/I give you a FREE O il CHANGE Oakland (Blue 0-2) at RANCHO LA COSTA, Calif. NEW YORK (UPI) - New NEW & RECONDITIONED Louis (Curtis 1-2), N Baltimore (Palmer 2-0), N coach Rene Koremans, ace midfielders Ron McEachen (UPI) — Buddy Allln considers York Stars Coach Babe Parllli Montreal (Renko 1-1) at Los Texas (Hargan 1-1) at New and Scotty Smyth, and goalie Tony DiCicco, all returning himself a realist and he plays turned the clock back nearly Angeles (Messersmith 1-0), N WHEELS This Offer Is Made To York (Stottlemyre 3-1), N veterans. Also featured will be recent signees including golf the same way. five years Thursday when he Houston (Dlerker 2-0) at > New BIcyclee by • ANY G.M. CAR OWNER Boston (Lee 2-1) at Kansas Wesleyan University’s All-American Marion Stoj and San- The mighty mite from Santa persuaded defensive end Gerry Shop Friday Pittsburgh (Rooker 0-2), N Astra •Olympic Sport# Tyler •Bollfa8t«mvata No Matter Where You Purchased Your Car City (Busby 2-2), N ' dy Wilder, a Union College standout. Barbara, Calif., took a one-shot Philbin to come out of retire­ Philadelphia (Carlton 2-0) at to 8:30 p .m , Detroit (Lolich 0-3) at ’The Senior All-Stars will feature UConn All-Americans lead into the second round of ment and sign a two-year con­ |W.g ! U | N N E Y Chicago (Bahnsen 1-2), N 8an Diego (Frelsleben 0^)), N tract with toe World Football 649-5253 Saturday’s Games Tim Hunter and Frantz Innocent; Springfield College star the $200,000 MONY Tournament of Champions today but he League team. Chicago at Atlanta Tom Goodman; Steve Levin of'Wesleyan and Southern Saturday THE BIKE SHOP Saturday’s Games wasn’t thinking about winning. Also signing multiyear con­ CO. New York at San Francisco Connecticut ace Mike Gannon. Milwaukee at Minnesota Allin, 29, fir ^ a six-under-par tracts with the Stars were New To 4 P M . IM S v im St, n m O ia ltr S4T-UZ7 S&SBUICK California at Cleveland Cincinnati, at. St. Louis, N ’The proceeds of the contest go to the Manchester midget 3 3 6 66 in yie T of C's opening round York Giants defensive end Montreal at Los Angeles Texas at New York soccer program and the high school athletic fund. ThurMay, one shot better than Carter Campbell, a four-year Hours: Daily 9 e.m. to 6 p.m.; Thure. & FrI. 9 a.m. to 9 “JV«u) England'M Fattut Growing Butek — O p e l Saab Doalor" Philadelphia at San Diego, N NORTH M A M SfFREEfl Boston at Kansas City All tickete are $2 and may be obtained by contacting the Lanny Wadkins, one of the pro, and defensive lineman p.nt (Cloaad Sundays) llilOUISST^MICKSTU(OpiiEvts.)S49-4S71 Houston at Pittsburgh Oakland at Baltimore, N Connecticut Wildcats, 646-7411; Mel Seibold, 643-6795; or young lions on the tour. Lloyd Voss, a nine-year NFL Detroit at Chicago, N Leaders St. Hd Dick Danielson, 646-5^. veteran who retired In 1972. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., April 26. 1974 ^ ^ tA N C H E S T E ^ ^ W HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri.. April 26. 1974 - PAGE FIFTEEN lObituaries Emblem Club Seat Officers ISWSf- Lawrence J. LaPolla By Alice Evans stalling officer. She was Stanley Baldwin, recording Alfred Ritter, press correspon­ Lawrence J . LaPolla, 67, of 23 Mrs. Gertrude Hawthorne of assisted by Mrs. A1 Hinshaw of secretary; Mrs. Julia Dulka, dent; Mrs. John Olechney, Otis St., former owner-operator East Hartford was installed Ashland, Ohio, installing corresponding secretary. historian; Mrs. Carroll of Manchester Provisions, was Hawthorne and Mrs. Joseph BUY Thursday night as president of marshal. Also, Mrs. Anthony Berube, dead on arrival Thursday at DiNunzio., guards. RENT the Manchester Emblem Gub Other officers installed are chairman of trustees; Mrs. Manchester Memorial in ceremonies at the Elks Mrs. Toros, junior past presi­ Paul Buettner and Mrs. The Emblem Club presented Hospital. He was the husband of Home. She succeeds Mrs. dent; Mrs. George Meixell, Edward bayles, trustees; Mrs. two scholarship awards prior to Mrs. Wilhemina Zucker Frank Toros Jr. first vice president; Mrs. Jean John Carson, marshal; Mrs. its installation ceremonies. UPoUa. Mrs. Robert Gaus of Lorain, Gaboury, second vice presi­ Kenneth Hodge, first assistant Receiving the awards were Mr. LaPolla was bora July 18, Ohio, supreme president of the dent; Mrs. Mary Mohr, finan­ marshal; Mrs. David Lyons, se­ Miss Linda Spinnato, daughter 1906 in Corona, N.Y., and had Supreme Emblem Gub of the cial secretary; Mrs. Alfred cond assistant marshal; rs. of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Spin­ lived in Manchester for 22 United States, was the in­ Ponticelli, treasurer; Mrs. John Callahan, chaplain; Mrs. nato of 211 McKee St.; and Miss years. He operated Manchester Carpi Zurek, daughter of Mr. Provisions for 15 years before and Mrs. Stanley Zurek of he retired in 1965. He previously Newington. had worked at the Swift and Miss Spinnato, a senior at Co., Hartford, for a number of Manchester High School, will A voice for America’s property owner. years. attend St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing, Hartfoid, in He was a charter member of the fall. Miss Zurek, a senior at Manchester Lodge of Elks. the American School for the He is also survived by two Deaf in West Hartford, will at- Mrs. Mari Herbst, flanked by Dr. Raymod Ramsdell, superintendent of Vernon schools, son, Richard C. LaPolla of tend Gallaudt College, left, and Joseph Powers admires gifts she and powers were presented for their six years of Manchester and Lawrence R. Washington, D.C., where she service to the Vernon Board of Education. (Herald photo by Richmond.) LaPolla of New York City; two plans to major in accounting Mortgages Tight, brothers, Anthony LaPolIo of and business. Manchester and Phiiip LaPollo Guests included Mrs. John of Woodside, N.Y.; a sister, Shea of New Haven and Mrs. Honored for School Service But Waiting Costly Mrs. Jennie Recce of Corona, William Nolan of West Haven, N.Y.; and two grandchildren. past supreme presidents; Mrs. BARBARA RICHMOND The funeral is Saturday at Theodore Ventura, supreme H erb st and P ow ers. He Thanking those attending. Two former Vernon Board of credited them both for putting 8:30 a.m. from the John F. treasurer; Mrs. Edward Powers reflected briefly on Mortgage money availability will ranged from 8‘A per cent to 9 Vi per cent Education members, Mrs. education above other things Tierney Funerai Home, 219 W. Nitsche, supreme trustee; Mrs. some of the things ac­ probably decrease and mortgage rates in­ depending on down payment percentage. 1 Marie Herbst and Joseph Center St., with a Mass at Kenneth Hodge, supreme first even though they were both in­ complished during his term. He crease in the next few weeks, according to I5S Powers were honored Thursday The 8V4 figure, expected to increase, 1 I St.James Church at 9:15. Burial assistant marshal; Mrs. Henry terested in sports and extra said if he were asked to name Recipients of the Manchester Emblem Club scholarships, Linda Spinnato, center left, and night at a dinner at the Steak a number of Manchester banking officials. requires 50 per cent down payment, while I will be in St. James Cemetery. LaVallee and Mrs. Mario curricular activities. one highlight it would have to Carol Zurek, are congratulated by club officers, Mrs. Alfred Ritter, left, and Mrs. Frank Out attended by present At least two Manchester banks have in­ the 9V2 per cent rate requires a 5 per cent Friends may call at the Torsetti, supreme assistant Dr. Linstone noted the great be the passing of the referen­ i j members of the board, ad­ creased mortgage rates in the last three down payment. One bank officer, however, funeral home tonight from 7 to Toros Jr. (Herald photo by Dunn) chaplains; Mrs. Dwight amount of pressure put on dum allowing expansion of ministrators and some faculty board members, "with very lit­ R o c k v ille High School. weeks, and other institutions are expected said a mortgage at 5 per cent down would 9. Akerlind, Julia Celleo, Mrs. -V members. tle thanks.” to follow suit. be increasingly more difficult to get, as 1 Mrs. Carl S. Bensor^.^ Raymond Cosgrove, supreme Court Cases Both were cited for their six He termed Board of Educa­ Several factors were cited by the bank of­ would FHA or VA m ortgages. Mrs. Anna C. Benson, 85, press correspondents. Groikp Disclaims years of dedicated service to tion members as the most ficers as contributing to the rate climb. Despite the increase in rates, or perhaps formerly of Carver Lane, died Also, Mrs. Jules Duclos, dis­ HI education in Vernon. Powers maligned group, “No matter Funds Canvass Among them were the increase in short Thursday at an area convales­ numerous counts of larceny and Other cases heard ’Thursday trict deputy, Mrs. Albert Smith, because of it, the bankers agre^ there was CIRCUIT COURT 12 had served as chairman of the what you do somebody seems to cent home. She was the wife of burglary weren’t prosecuted by Judge Joseph Adorno in­ supreme assistant organist; The Headstart Policy Com­ term interest rates, inflation and the a high degree of mortgage activity recent­ Manchnter SoMlon board and Mrs. Herbst, think it’s wrong,’’ he said. Carl S. Benson. Thursday, because they were cluded; Mrs. Alfred Ritter, president of mittee advises residents that it government’s tight money policy. ly. One officer offered the opinion that peo­ Mrs. Evelyn G. Putnam, 67, secretary. Both were board He complimented Mrs. Mrs. Benson was born June taken into custody ’Tuesday on —Robert J. Gunther, 24, of the Past Presidents Association sponsors no door-to-door Edmond E, Parker, president of the ple had finally accepted the economic pic­ of 80 Simmons St., East Hart­ members from 1967 to 1973. Herbst and Powers for having 12, 1888 in Manchester, Superior Court bench warrants Hartford, suspended 30-day jail of Connecticut; George Meixell, solicitations. In making the an­ Manchester State Bank, in explaining the ford, was fined 320 Thursday on Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, really earned the respect of the ture and were ready to buy now before daughter of the late Andrew for the same offenses. sentence for fourth-degree exalted ruler of Manchester nouncement, the committee situation said investors were taking their a charge of failure to grant the superintendent of schools and town for their great contribu­ further possible increases. and Mette Fabrin Gemson, and The two men are Daniel larceny. Lodge of Elks; Mrs. Meixell, noted there have been reports right of way,- , — the two assistant tion to education. money out of savings accounts—the prime In any case, no banker saw any advantage had lived here all her life. She Gaboon, 19, of Windsor, and —Gerald LaVasseur, 46, of and Mayor and Mrs. John of such solicitations in the area . The court remitted the fine. superintendents. Dr. Robert Present chairman of the source of mortgage money—and placing it on the part of prospective home buyers in was a member of Second Danny S. Messeck, 18, of Staf­ East Granby, operating a Thompson. which are not authorized by the Mrs. Putnam was charged Linstone and Albert Kerkin, board, Maurice Miller, acted as in other money markets where the interest waiting for the rates to drop. The certain in­ Congregational Church. ford Springs. Each was charged motor vehicle while his license Representatives of Emblem Headstart Program. after an Oct. 19, 1973 accident presented the two guests with a master of ceremonies. He cited rate is higher. She is also survived by a with ten counts of third-degree was suspended, nolled (not Clubs in Rockville, West Headstart will conduct a crease in property values and building costs at Center and Church Sts., in framed plaque, and a gold the honored guests for having As of early this week, mortgage rates brother, Victor Clemson of burglary, six counts of third- prosecute). Haven, Danbury, New Haven, fund-raising bake sale Saturday would offset any possible rate decrease. which a passenger in her car — medallion plus the traditional served with distinction, com­ Florida; a sister, Mrs.Jennie dgree larceny, and one count of —Clarence Perkins, 34, of no Naugatuck, Putnam, Meriden, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at House Mrs. Clara J. Rand, 79, of the school bell. menting, “They left their mark Tracey of Manchester; and second-degree larceny. certain address, second-degree Middletown, Groton and & Hale on Main St. Proceeds same address — suffered fatal Dr. Ramsdell cited the many on our educational system and several nieces and nephews. Charges against the men, who assault, dismissed. Wethersfield-Rocky Hill will be used for parent ac­ injuries. changes that came about it will be remembered for years Private funeral services will —Daniel Whitaker, 22, of Dart attended the event. tivities and extras n ^ e d in the are now free on bond, stem through the efforts of Mrs. to come.” be Monday at Watkins Funeral Hill Rd., Vernon, third-degree Headstart Program. Many Are Careless Two men chargeu with from breaks into homes and Home, 142 E. Center St. The forgery, dismissed. businesses in Stafford, East- Rev. Felix Davis, pastor of Se­ —Francis Vermande, 22, of Thursday at New Britain ford, Ashford, and East Wind­ cond Congregational Church, Rt. 30, Vernon, first-degree General Hospital. sor, State Police said. About Buying Homes will officiate. Burial will be in Mr. Briggs was bora Aug. 2, sexual contact, nolled. Opening of New Headquarters East Cemetery. 1909 in Ferrisburg, Vt., and had There are no calling hours. lived in the Manchester-South Now That There la Buying a home is the largest there are local codes in each or blowers. When the ther­ The family suggests that any Windsor area most of his life Mayor John Thompson, center, prepares to cut the ribbon to open the new headquarters of Something Better In single purchase that most peo­ municipality to protect the mostat is satisfied, the memorial contributions may be before coming to Coventry “n i see you the Manchester Board of Realtors at 156 E. Center St. Holding the ends of the ribbon are ple make in their lifetime, and public. baseboard panels radiate made to the Memorial Fund of eight months ago. Manchester Robert Blanchard, left, and Herman Frechette, right. A public open house will be held ... it is surprising how careless Not so. Local codes only warmth at floor level, keeping Second Congregational Church. Survivors are his mother, there tomorrow from noon to 4 p.m. (Herald photo by Palmer) and casual many people are in require the ability of a heating the room comfortable. Mrs. Minnie Rushlow Briggs of Mrs. Kathleen S. McCoan going about it. system to supply minimum Because it is a sealed system REALTOR® Blanford, Mass.; his wife. Mrs. S a tu x d £ ' 0 For instance, very few people heating during cold spells. without fans or blowers, it is Mrs. Kathleen S. McCoan, 79, Marion Briggs Pinckney of FULL OF BALONEY' ...... J; ^know the kind of lumber used When American families buy a also safe. It won’t spread dust of 27F Bluefield. Dr. died this Coventry; a son, Larry N. submarine for framing. Fewer know how house, they hope and expect to and it won’t spread a fire. morning at Manchester Briggs of Manchester; four Memorial Hospital. She was the sandwiches the house is insulated or if it is get more than the minimum. I Open House Tomorrow daughters, Mrs. Joan Carol insulated at all. The Multiple Listing Service Mark reproduced above is the widow of Horace W.J. McCoan. at our One thing they expect is a Official Service Mark of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF McGonigal of Manchester, Mrs. But worst of all, practically balanced heating system with Mrs. McCoan was born Nov. Because of growth in recent years, the Manchester Board of REALTORS® and may not be used by an MLS or its partici­ Beverly MacLachlan of none of the people buying a warm floors and walls, which 8, 1894 in Newfoundland, and 415 MAIN STREET • 643-9629 Concorde List Long Realtors and the Manchester Multiple Listing Service Corp. ii pants unless the service is operated as a Committee of a Willimantic, Mrs. Linda Pilote (Formtrly Tin Dairy Mart) home knows what type of won’t get cold when the ther­ had lived in Manchester for the London — Over 1,000 people Board of REALTORS®or as a wholly owned subsidiary of the of West Hartford and Mrs. heating system it has. Accor­ have had to expand their operation and the office space. They 5 past 24 years. Before coming to mostat is satisfied. The Council have already reserved seats on Board, is in compliance with the 14-Point Policy, and such Janet LeGeyt of Liberty, Mo.; a Are you stiil eating hamburgers? Heritage ding to the National Better have moved into new quarters at 156 E. Center St. The public is recommends hydronic (modern Manchester, she was brother, Wilson Briggs of the first commercial Concorde Board has a written 'License Agreement For Use Of MLS Heating-Cooling Council, the hot water) baseboard heating transatlantic flights in 1975, invited to an open house there tomorrow to view the facilities. superintendent of child welfare Schenectady, N.Y.; two sisters, Service Mork By Member B oa^' with the National Association. majority of home buyers con­ which surrounds the house with and the waiting list is growing. Open house is from noon to 4 p.m. in St. John’s, Nfld. She was a Mrs. Howard French of New employed as a nurse before her fuse the heating system with warmth. Hydronic baseboard is Haven, Vt., and Mrs. Rosella the fuel, and generally feel that THE MANCHESTER BOATO OF REALTORS, INC. has just retirement. She was a member You Can't Argue Office” a sealed system, without fans received Its License Agreement, above referred to, the Smith of Blanford, Mass.; and of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. seven grandchildren. conditions mentioned having been fulfilled. THE Survivors are a son, Horace with Requests... Funeral services will be at Bolton MANCHESTER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE, CORP. and C. MclCoan of Manchester; a the Larrow Funeral Home, Rid Litter Day Tomorrow its members In good standing are, therefore, entitled to sipter, Mrs. Lilian Butler of St. Vergennes, Vt., at a time to be Red Carpet Grads use this new logo. Any questions from members or John’s; and three grand­ announced. We sold out on Swedish Korv so early at Easter that we DONNA HOLLAND members. Rain date is May 4. placed orders will be contacted Tulijps Blooming printers concerning Its use should bo directed to the daughters. The Holmes Funeral Home, promised to make more of this popular product as soon as Bolton’s Junior Woman’s Chinese jChestnut soon. . — Mrs. Lorenzini invites all Board or to the Service at 156 East Center Street, Funeral services are Monday Are Local Salesmen Manchester. Telephone 646-2450. 400 Main St. is in charge of possible. Club Conservation Committee S ^ d l i n ^ The seedlings are being sol residents to visit Herrick at 2 p.m. at St. Mary’s arrangements. Five sales associates from Red Carpet Realtors, headed is sponsoring a Rid Litter Day ConservaWon c^m ittee in observance of Aiixir Day, Memorial jPark to view many THIS advertisement Is sponsored by: Episcopal Church. Burial will READY FOR YOU TONIGHT AND SATURDAY Saturday throughout the town April 26, and to help re­ \tulips in bl(x>m. be in the Church of England the Manchester, Red Carpet by Phil Knecht, is relatively members oD4he"BJWC have WALTON W. GRANT AGENCY In Memoriam Realtors located at the Burr new to Manchester. It is one of beginning at 9:30 a.m. Chinese Chestnut seedlings establish the chestnut in \The tulips were planted by (Established 1910) Cemetery, St. John’s. In Loving memory of Edward Schott, SWEDISH KORV Connecticut. ! Corners Shopping Plaza were the 18 independently-owned Red Any town children willing to available for any interested Girl Scouts and Brownies, un­ Friends may call at the who passed away, April 28. 1970. participate are asked to be at Residents wishing to place an der Mrs. Lorenzini’s direction, LILLIAN G. GRANT - Realtor Holmes Funeral Home, 400 among the graduates of Red Carpet offices in Greater Hart­ residents. This day do we remember, Herrick Memorial Park at 9:30 order should contact Mrs. in the fall in observance of 22 Cambridge St. — 643-1153 Main St., Sunday from 7 to 9 Carpet’s first New England ford. 'The seedlings, from 12 to 18 A loving thought we give. training course. am . inches high, sell for $1 each. Joseph Lorenzini, 646-3149. Plant Conn(!Cticut Week. p.m. For one no longer with us. Our Heritage Office at Originating in California in Litter will be picked up along The family suggests that any But in our hearts sUll lives. With warmer weather here, we are making more of our Richard Barker, Joan Dimar- Two seedlings are required to K-M art Plaza is open every tino, Cynthia Russak and Ber­ 1966, Red Carpet is composed of the edges of roa.ijs only. produce nuts. memorial contributions may be Father and Sisters popular 5 to the lb. a national network of Residents are asked to drive made to the Book of Remem- , Saturday 10 a.m.-2 p.m. nard Wietz were among the 39 An instruction sheet will be LEAN BEEF PATTIES and graduates to receive cer­ franchised offices sharing com­ extremely cautiously. provided with each order. The brance at St. Mary’s Episcopal Supervision and refreshments In Memoriam Gloria is our manager tificates at the Tobacco Valley mon procedures, techniques variety is blight resistant. Church or to the American CHOPPED SIRLOIN PATTIES and training. will be provided by club Cancer Society, 237 E. Center In loving memory of our FaUier and there. She’s a real pro. Inn in Windsor. Residents who have already Grandfather, Edward W' Scott, who They are available fresh at the service meat counter In any St. passed away April 26, 1970. number, one or a hundred...and In 4-lb. boxes In the With twelve years in the freezer section. All carefully made from U.S. Choice Beef V Nelson G. Briggs God haUi not promised. savings field, she knows Skies always blue. by our expert meat men. COVE’TRY-Nelson Garfield her business. Gloria and M1 V ♦ ■ Briggs, 64, of Rt. 44A died Flower-strewn pathways Special Thia Weekendl 1 t>-. All our lives through; her team at the Heritage M God hath not premised Shurflne Hamburg or Sun wiUiput rain, C .G Card of Thanks office want to help you Joy without sorrow. Frankbirt Rolls png. 33 The family of Olga E. Lindholm wishes Peace without pain. which Is way below the 52$ price on moat rolls. save more. to extend their heartfelt thanks to their friend arid neighhors for their understan­ But God hath promised Gloria Baluk, Manager ding sympathy and many kindnesses Strength for the day. A LARGER BOTTLE .. A LOWER PRICE! during the recent bereavement in the Rest for Uie labor, Cott Is out with a new 46-oz. bottle of Ginger Ale, Root Heritage Office: K-Mart Plaza loss of their beloved sister. They also Light for Uie way. Beer and Orange Soda...AND AT THIS SPECIAL PRICE... wish to extend Uieir sincere thanks to Grace for the trials, YOU BUY THIS POPULAR DRINK AT Dr. Kurien and Dr. Besser and members Help from above. ONE CENT AN OUNCE HIGHEST RETURNS ON SAVINGS of the nursing staff at Manchester Unfailing sympathy Memorial Hospital who so faithfully Undying love. Effective Annual attended their sister while a patient Yield Rate Type of Accouht there. AH Our Love, Edwin and Anna Lindholm Carol Lee, Daughter, and Tommy and Danielle, 4 Year Certicate. 71/2% $1,000 minimum. 156 East Center St., Manchester Mary Lindholm Grand^ldren. 48-OZ. boWe48* 7.90% Buy an assorted case at this low pricel 2 1 /2 Year Certificate. BREYER’S FAMOUS PURE ICE CREAM 7.08% 63/4% $1,000 minimum. Saturday, April 27,12 Noon to 4 PM A ll F lavon SAVE 20o on gallons at'1^49 1-2 Year Certificate. 6.81% $1,000 minimum. Our meat department features 61/2% Due to our tremendous growth, the Manchester Board of 1st PRIZE FRANKS at$1.30 lb. Regular Savings Account. and we have Fresh Spare Riba and Meaty Short Ribs Interest paid day of deposit 5.47% today of withdrawal. Realtors, Inc., has opened a new modern office to better COLE SLAW • POTATO SALAD 51/4% Frank Perdue »ay§i CONTINUOUS COMPOUNDING. All accounts are compounded to give you the facilitate the local Realtors in real estate transactions. “I guaranteed every Chicken Leg" highest possible yield. CHIC BREASTS ON SALE TOOI Withdrawals from certificate accounts prior to maturity subject to substantial penalty (the minimum penalty required by law). FITZGERALD Manchester Board of Realtors, Inc. The Local Savings People FUNERAL HOME and the EDWARD M. FITZGERALD. MREGTOR Manchester Sawings and Loan 225 Main Street PINEHURST GROCERY Early Visitor Signs In INC. REALTOR® Manchester M anchester Open Tobight 111 9; 8st. til 6 Heritage Office: K-Mart Plaza, Spencer St., Manchester 649-3007 and Sunday A.M. til P.M. Main Office: Main Street, Manchester 649-4S88 Mrs. Herman Frechette, wife of the president of the Grant, secretary of the the board. (Herald photo by PHONE 643-5940 8 2 at Manchester Board of Realtors, signs the guest book at a Palmer) MAIN TURNPIKE CORNER Multiple Listing Service Corp DieNIFIED, TRADITIONAL SERVICE 302 8T e Coventry Office: Route 31, Coventry 742-7321 visit to the board’s new headquarters. At right is Lillian

r i ( I PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Fri.. April 26. 1974 I South Windsor Sees Continued Growth By JUDY KUEHNEL are not those of South Windsor, and commercial growth, the 50 The upsurge in industrial and but of the state as a whole.” per cent figure balancing REALTOR* commercial interest in South He credited the efforts of assessments Mween industrial danlel t. reals Windsor is continuing almost Bruce and Town Manager and commercial and residen­ R E A L T O R ® , unabated, according to E. Terry V. Sprenkel as well as tial, is moving from the stage of Russell Trotman, chairman of other town officials for “having dreaming to that of distinct the Economic Development even been considered by the possibility,” said Trotman. Commission (EDC). company.” Trotman presented the Trotman said the town’s EDO’s semi-annual report to superior geographical location, Our new official the Town Council recently and favorable land situation and un­ LIKE RANCHES? the town presently has over 40,- derstanding community at­ •000 square feet of new buildings titude will continue to hold “our EAST HARTFORD— 6-room NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS Ranch, family room, nice involving four companies primary position as an area for lot. $31,900. currently under construction. investigation by industrial or MULTIPLE USTING SERIACE MARK Two industrial parks are un­ commercial organizations VERHOM—3-bedroom Ranch. der direct negotiation with seeking to expand or relocate.” W/W carpet, immaculate. reputable developers, said Industrial and commercial $33,000. Helps REALTORS Help People Trotman, and a third is under assessments will continue to RUY or SELL HOMES FAST! “serious and critical study by rise towards the mark of 50 per ANDOYER— 5-room Ranch, another group of developers.” cent of total valuation for grand garage, %-acre fenced-in Trotman said approximately list purposes, according to Trot- lot. $34,900. 400 acres are- involved. man. Trotman quoted provide Elconomic Developer Robert assessor’s figures of having a KEYS One of the most efficient tools of the REALTOR is his Bruce is in “active negotiation commercial and industrial REALTORS OKN'0-0| Multiple Listing Service. Through this service, of seven projects involving 350,- assessments of 16.8 per cent in 020-0081 groups of REALTORS systematically exchange in­ 000 to 400,000 square feet of new 1960 and 37.8 per cent last year, 453 Rurntide Aw., LH. space,” said Trotman, adding approximately $46,000,000. formation concerning their listings of properties In “these cover a diversfied group “With continuing industrial the community, to insure a wide range of customers of operations varying from when you’re selling a home, a wider choice of large warehouses to limited properties when you are buying one. manufacturing. In addition, at least two present long-term South Windsor industrial organizations are con­ templating major expansions.” UNDER ’30,000!! w h e th e r A HOME OR IHVESTMEHT. Real Estafle services Trotman would not release I names to the council during the public meeting, for fear of Let the REALTOR provide you with sound damaging any negotiations the town is involved in. professional SERVICE. He said Bruce has had the busiest quarter during the past three months since starting ser­ vice with the town in January, MANCHESTER BOARD OF REALTORS, INC. 1973. RULTOR (Aclhnl MEMRERS* “One project which took almost 100 per cent of his time during February and most of Richard H. Barry 646- 0882 r March involved an extremely William E. Belflore 647- 1413 ^Shingle’ Hung Out large plant to be operated-lay. ^ Ann Bartlett 646-2098 nationally known organization*' Robert F. Blanchard 646-2482 as a primary distribution Herman Frechette, president of the Manchester Board of Realtors, looks over the sign Vincent A. Bogginl 643-9332 designating the board’s new headquarters. center for the northeast and eastern states,” said Trotman. Harold R. Bralthwaite 649-4593 Stanley H. Bray 643-6273 Trotman said that while this Polly G. Chace 649-6030 , project is not dead, “We are not Alice A. Clampet optimistic about the final selec­ 649-4543 Attics Need Ventilation tion of site for the organization; Want Garden Space? Helen D. Cole 643-6666 the point must be made that if M. Helen Cooper 646-6321 By DOROTHEA BROOKS South Windsor loses the site, it T. J. Crockett with other ventilating units, hour or a minimum of 0.7 Large level lot 133x302. Rich tobacco land. Plenty of 643-1577 NEW YORK (UPI) - When an attic fan can help keep air will be lost to another state.” John A. DeQuattro cubic feet per minute per •un and water. 646-1980 outdoor temperatures soar to circulating throughout the square foot of attic floor area, Louie DImock 649-9823 90-plus, as they will be doing Trotman said it is believed house and bring in cool air at plus 15 per c<*nt more Six-room house with detached garage plus two out­ P au l W. Dougan, Jr. in most parts of the country night. this town "was the only town 643-4535 capacity for dark roofs. left in the state which was buildings. Summer kitchen. New ceramic tile bath. before Jong, the attic space of The Home Ventilating Edw ard J. Dupre 649-1300 For Example: your home may reach 130 to receiving favorable considera­ Convenient to 1-86 and sh dpping. Lawrence F. H a n o 649-5371 Institute (HVI), to provide tion by the company in question 150 degrees. Herman M. Frechette There are 2 ways to sell guidelines for p r o p e r attic HVi says the simple for­ and eficiencies in our location 646- 4144 Whether or not you have ventilation, has established mula based on .attic floor Frederick M. Gael 643-2682 a house. We Know We Can Help You! air conditioning, it's a wise standards for certified rat­ area has proved praictical for Elizabeth D. Gauthier 647- 1300 idea to do something about ings of “powered attic space houses of various sizes and iCeitlt l^eal SstaU Lillian G. Grant 643-1153 that heat, and one of the best ventilators" and for their shapes in various climates 252 Refineries In U. S. One. To provide you with the beef possible service In things you can do is install an Kenneth M. Haetinga 742-7344 any of your real estate needs, we are members selection and installation. To and there seldom is; need to Houston—At the latest count HIRE a real estate market analyst to tell you attic ventilating fan. qualify for HVI certification Norman S. Hohenthal 646-1166 In these organizations: calculate air changers and do there were 252 U.S. petroleum what your home le worth. Efficient cooling, with or a fan must be tested indepen­ the often complex mathemat­ refineries, including some giants Warren E. Howland 643-1108 Manchaatar Board of Realtors BUY a For Sale sign and put it In front of without air conditioning, dently at Texas A & M ics of figuring attic volume. with a daily throughput in ex­ 649-1922 646-4126 Eva Huffman 742-6955 Mancheeter Multiple Uetlng Service cess of 420,000 barrels (there your house. calls for forcing the mass of University under a uniform Air intake vents of one square Carlton W. Hutchins 649-5324 Manchester Chamber of Commerce superheated air out of the at­ laboratory procedure. are 42 gallons to the barrel). W RITE letters to every apartment house oc­ foot of free opening; per 300 Alexander Jarvie 643-1121 Greater Vernon Board of Reaitora tic. Drawing outdoor air and The standard, which ap; cfm of fan capacity are cupant in your community. (Don’t forget to Vernon Multiple Listing Service Phyllia V. Jeckaton 646-1316 “flushing" it through the attic plies to self-contained fan specified, so as to assure enclose photographs.) National Association of Real Eatale Boards. space can reduce the down­ units mounted on roof or wall suitable movement of air. A. Dolly Julian 649-9190 F IN D O U T w ho are now renting their hom es. ward heat flow through ceil­ to ventilate attic space only, G. Jeffrey Kehh 649-1922 Start ringing doorbella. ings by more than half, ac­ calls for ten air changes an OPEN HOUSE G. Stillman Keith 649-1922 HIRE a akywrltar to apread tha word. And we advertlae Reale’s Corner In The Herald’a cording to the U.S. National Philip Knecht 646-1117 GO to night school to maatar tha Intricacies Bureau of Standanls. claseified everyday. Sunday 2 - 5 P.M. Sylvia LaPenta 646-2440 of the real aetata business. For homes with air We have a 24 hour anaweiing service, and are Charles Leaperance 649-7620 BE PREPARED to help the buyer finance conditioning systems, this 115 Richmond Rd., Manchester ready, willing and able to adviae you In your real Maxton Laasenger the purchase of your home. will reduce the energy drain Raymond E. Anderson Tol. 646-2550 646- 8713 estate affairs. since the attic ventilation Joseph S. Lombardo 647- 1413 THEN If you find a buyer, hire a lawyer to cuts the load on conditioners Richard Martens 646- 2550 draw up the aalas agraemant. so they no longer have to run Albert R. Martin 647- 9993 So...whan you decide to constantly. MARIDS^ Herbert J. M cK inney Simple Formula M umni utTiM tninct iV 643-2139 buy or soli real estate, V- . Or Two Lowering of attic tempera­ B48-29S0 Richard E. Merritt 646-1180 QDEAIIOB ■ George A. Meyer tures by 30 to 50 degrees will 646- 3860 Simply turn the whole problem Dan F. Raals call us. contribute greatly to the 357 East Cantar Straat, Manchastar, Com. 196040 hr; Beatrice P. Millette 647- 1413 over to Dan Reale, Realtors. comfort of homes with no Ellsworth A. Mittsn 643-6930 jcooling system. Used pro­ Robert D. Murdock 643-2692 perly, and in conjunction David 0. Odagard 643-4365 M. Kenneth Ostrinsky 643-1333 Barney T. Peterman 649-9404 Serving Manchester For Over 27 Years Rueeell G. Phllbrick 646-4200 Daniel F. R e a ls 646-4525 Marlon E. Robertson 643-5053 Earle S. Rohan 643-7433 Paul J. Roaaetto 646-2482 .f " Robert H. Smith 649-5241 Fran cis J. Sp ile ck i 643-2121 ■ Ralph A. Starkweather 646- 5353 Edward D. Taddel 278-1800 Picture yourself In this elegant, immaculate Executive Ranch, 2,000 square feet. Norma Tedford 647- 9014 Formal Living room with slate foyer entrance. Formal dining room, large kitchen Elva E. Tyler 649-4469 C. Robert Wallace 278-1800 with plenty of cabinets, dishwasher, stove, disposal. Family room off kitchen with Barbara Weinberg 643-1577 fireplace. Walk-out to patio. Electric grill. Two full baths. Three huge bedrooms, Alfred P. Werbner 643-1121 plus a study. Central vacuum system. Wall-to-wall carpeting throughout. All Robert I. Wolverton 649-2813 'X'.i drapes. Intercom system. Air-conditloners. Heated driveway. Huge recreation Carl A. ZInsaer 840-1511 room. Two-car garage with electric eye door. Aluminum siding. Beautiful QerrI Frank Qano Pinto Myra Daahor Ted Sage Jan Wiater landscaping, wooded lot. All of this for only $61,900. *ThoM pledged to an Ettabllshed Code of Ethica under the NaUonal Aaaoolallon of Raaltora. Directions: From East Canter Street to Vernon Street to Richmond Rd. List your house in ■ ■ ■ Harm Frechette Al Martin MANCHESTER BOARD OF REALTORS, INC. Front Roi«: Betty Turner, Louise Muschko and Barbara \Welnberg Gerald Rothman Franda Roryaovlcz Back Row : Tom Crockett, Jack Crockett and Bill Rood Ray Lima Amwtla Ffemagan and Jim Harrington Ando Rrowor T.J. CROCKETT AGENCY, INC. Joa Hondoraon FM THE MANCHESTER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE, INC. ' 244 Main St, Manchostorv FRECHEHE & MARTM REALTORS, MG. Offica: 643-1577 ^ 1S6 East Cantar 8t., Manchaatar “A firm that h is stood the test of time.” 283 Main Street, Manchester CORNER REALTORS 646-4144 646-2450 Roanort Insuranoa MLS MLS 175 Main Street, Manchestor Phone 646-4525

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h^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., April 26, 1974 — W ater Company PAGE NINETEEN F.J.SPILECKI REALTORS Manchester Board Of Realtors Officers Plans to Dispose Of Excess Land nearby Ansonia, 100 by 190 foot Bv Rul>ert Lambert house lots sell for $10,000. HARTFORD (UP1> - In In Hamden, one 5.3 acre com­ these days of soaring land mercial lot is going for $225,000 prices, the temptation to dis­ and a 3.11 acre tract is being pose of ' excess" watershed sold for $195,000. lands by water companies can In his report to stockholders. be overwhelming. Woods said: Bob Qormon Frank SplleckI Before the days of land use “The use of land has been zoning and water filtration charged to our ratepayers on technology, strict control of the basis of its cost to the Com­ watershed lands by water com­ pany. It is our position, which is panies was essential to main­ supported by legal precedent, tain the purity of water piped to that any gain from land sales growing American cities. over our cost should accrue to The New Haven Water Co., in you, our investors, as owners of business for about 130 years, the land, and not to the con­ has reassessed its land Herman M, Frechette sumers, who are merely the Miss Lillian C. Grant Richard E. Merritt Norman Hohenthal Frderick Gaal President holdings, and according to users and whose use has always Secretary First Vice President Second Vice President Treasurer | president Charles E. Woods, been charged at cost and not plans to dispose of 16,000 of its current value.” 26,000 acres. Trurls (^uenlioned Woods said in an interview Woods said that modern that his firm expects to sell 13,- filtration systems have made 000 acres of its holdings for Investment Chatter holding huge tracts of land un­ recreational and open space necessary. purposes to state or local But some health officials say government. New Home of the Realtors NEW YORK (UPI) - News . that rising inflation and interest that what nature can do in of a Consolidated Edison divi­ rates have depressed the finan­ Another 3,000 acres, he said, purifying water can’t always be This is the building which houses the new offices of the dend omission sent the market cial markets in Europe and would be sold either for com­ done by man. distinctive homes, both old and new, that characterize 830 Hartford Rd. into a broad decline as sym­ Japan as well as the United mercial or residential develop­ Dr. Harold S. Barrett, deputy Manchester Board of Realtors and the Manchester Multi­ ment. , Manchester residential architecture.. (Herald photo by pathetic selling spread from States. health ■ commissioner for ple Listing Service Corporation at 156 E. Center St. Open Palmer) A house of Greek revival architecture mentioned many other utilities to the rest The 5.8 per cent decline in the Sale of the land, according to Connecticut, said while even house will be held here tomorrow. The house is among the state law, must be approved by and pictured on Page 114 of “A New England of the list, says E. F. Hutton & Gross National Product for the sewage can be treated to make Pattern — The History of Manchester.” Co. "With the utilities at a mul­ first quarter largely reflects the Connecticut Public Utilities it drinkable, there is a question tiyear low and literally free the weakness in the gross auto Commission, and unimproved whether certain viruses can be •About Town' falling and the Dow Jones product, which declined $20 lands must be offered first to filtered out at all. Public Records local, then state government transportation average closing billion between October 1973 “Some are not even sensitive Atty Laurence P. Rubinow, Mayfair Y Club will have a F.J. SPILECKI REALTORS before being sold publicly. Tuesday exactly on its previous and March 1974, says to chlorination,” he said. an associate of the Manchester kitchen social Monday at 1:30 234 Center Street 643-2121 Adilitiunal Approval Warranty Deeds 1974 low, the bulls again have Townsend-Greenspan & Co. “Certainly if you have,a sub­ Margaret Irish, tool shed at law firm of LaBelle, p.m. in Cronin Hall of Mayfair Where the sale of the land Albert R. Martin and Herman their work cut out for them,” Inc. “Although we believe the stitute for filtration from land, 85 Durant St., $60. Rothenberg & Woodhouse, will Gardens. affects either the environment M. Frechette to Richard J. the firm adds. economy is in the process of it will purify the water,” he Arthur V. Nielsen, fence at 60 participate Saturday in the or public health, the state Zimmer III, property at 6-8 “The harsh facts of even bottoming, we would expect said. "It does take a substantial Spring St., $391. Quality of Life for Connecticut departments of Health and En­ Ridgewood St., conveyance tax tighter money and even higher physical output to remain kind of plant. One can purify Leah LaPointe, tool shed at Children Conference at the vironmental Protection must $51.70. interest rates are delaying the sluggish for some months,” the even sewage to make it 144 Campfield Rd., $100. University of Connecticut approve the exchange as well. Albert R. Martin and Herman correction of the general stock firm says. It also predicts a drinkable.” Sabrina Pools for Arthur Health Center in Farmington. 23 YEARS OF QUALITY HOMES - "The complete control of M. Frechette to Thomas D. and market undervaluation which further drop in the rate of in­ But, he said, research has Cook, swimming pool at 68 land use, through ownership, is Cheryl M. Yeager, property on took place as an aftermath of crease in' the April Consumer shown that viruses can escape Ferguson Rd., $2,900. no longer critically important Woodbridge St., conveyance tax Price Index. filtration. In nature, however, the Arab oil embargo,” says to the process of meeting rigid $46.75. Wright Investors’ Service. Un­ by'Dunn) viruses appear to be eliminated health and water quality stan­ Conservator’s Deed til the Federal Reserve Board dards," Woods ' told as water percolates through Herbert A. Phelon Jr., con­ earth. The theory has not been eases its restrictive monetary stockholders in a report. servator of the estate of Fannie policy, a sustained market rally Buy ^ gy a HORSE? NEED a BARN? “Instead, the job should be proved, he said, but it is used as Kiebish, to Anthony M. and State To Land an assumption. is unlikely, the Bridgeport, done by multi-million dollar Deborah S. Salerno, property at Manchester Conn, firm continues. It notes The State Department of Alumna-Kraft, Inc. and last fall water treatment plants similar A breakdown of the firm’s 22-24 Hawthorne St., con­ Transportation has filed a the company applied for; and to the one now under construc­ holdings shows 5,800 acres in veyance tax $36.30. Suburbs purchase agreement with the received approval to subdivide tion at Lake Saltonstall in East North Branford, 4,325 in Trade Name Town Clerk’s office in Coventry this into three building lots. Haven," he said. Madison, 3,237 in Guilford, 3,066 Roy B. Lloyd III, doing to acquire a five-acre parcel of The state has agreed to The question of who is to in Bethany, 1,767 in Wood- business as Authenticity I, 687 land on Parker Bridge Rd. purchase the land for $28,500. bridge, 1,623 in Hamden, 1,413 benefit from the sale of the Main St. Hiis parcel of land lies in the The Alumna-Draft Corporation in Branford, 828 in Prospect, lands is now before the courts. Marriage Licenses This page and the path of the proposed 1-84 cor­ had purchased the land m 1973 The New Haven and 777 in O ran g e, 777 in Robert Stanley Pelkey Jr. ridor. for $11,000. Greenwich Water companies Killingworthi 770 in East and Eleanor Joyce Cumbo, both GLASTONBURY—8-room center hall Colonial on two following pages The land is owned by the and two others are suing the Haven, 753 in Wallingford, 339 Enfield, May 4, Church of the treed acre lot, underground utilities, many fine contain photos oi a state in a challenge of a Public in West Haven, 244 in Milford, Nazarene. features. Priced at $77,700. Call 646-1117. few of the many dis­ 127 in Cheshire, 44 in New Utilities Commission require­ Dennis Leonard Vendrillo, tinctive homes that A REALTOR ment that the consumer Haven and 38 in North Haven. 270 Charter Oak St., and Linda Zoning Reslrictions a re typical of Under Article II of the Code of Ethics of the benefit. Joining in the suit is Marie Dion, 105 Eldridge St., SOUTH WINDSOR—Enjoy early American charm, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS, a Woods said modern zoning MANCHESTER -- m room Colonial In the desirable Porter Street School area. Manchester. Bridgeirort Hydraulic Co. \ May 4, St. James Church. OVz-room Colonial. Circa 1800. Original floor, and land use restrictions make Building Permits Huge front-to-back living room, first floor family room, two fireplaces, first-floor laun­ "REALTOR pledgee himself to protect and promote Customer to Pay it possible for the company to otherwise modernized, $45,900. Call 528-9731. Should New Haven Water Co. Frank J. Halm III for John dry, basement recreation room. 50’s. the Interest of the client. This obligation of absolute let go sonrw of the lands that are sell off the lands and disperse Barnini, miniature golf course fidelity to the client’s Interest Is primary, but It does only 'marginally within a not relieve the REALTOR from tho obligation of the gain to stockholders, the at 397 Tolland Tpke., $4000. COVENTRY—$12,500 buys this year 'round 5-room watershed. Stephen P. Ruff, fence at 85 dealing fairly with all parties to the transaction.” development of filtration plants New Haven’s holdings country cottage with a beautiful view of the lake. would be borne in large Florence St., $100. ELLINQTON...OIder Cape on 12 acres. Well presently comprise only one Call 646-1117. The REALTOR knows this at all times, but during the measure by its customers. Arthur Kapitke, sign at 63 third of the total watershed annual NATIONAL REALTOR WEEK observance, landscaped. Privacy. House needs work. Three Federal funding is provided Oak St., $25. outbuildings plus barn. areaCd it.1 uses. Ubcb, Woods wouus Sdiu.said. .^ to n io Santos for Capitol April 21-27, he endeavors to have the PUBLIC know for sewage treatment, not It also. purification. com m unitrtT B ^ erT ln c ., new dwellings at VERNON—Superb and mint clean year ’round Cape One estim ate placed the served by New Haven Water, 47 gnd 48 Imperial Dr., $26,000 on w^rfront. Easy commuting to Hartford. Ted Loses Ground WALTON W. 6RANT AGENCY SYLVIA LA PENTA AGENCY among them Hamden, have gg^jj value of New Haven Water’s Shof^ng and bus nearby. $32,900. Call 528- (Eotabllshsd 1910) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE “surplus" lands at $2,000 an assum ^ in their comprehen- Gerald Beilman, alterations 9734. BOSTON (UPI) - Sen. and national committeemen LILLIAN 6. GRANT. Btaltor 646-2440 acre, or a minimum of $32 sive plans that the watershed ^ Green Lodge at 612 E. Middle Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., when polled by the same lands would remain as open -ppi^g 22 Cambrkige^Btreet million. But in many cases, the has lost substantial ground with newspaper in November. But a 9 Wnl MkMto Tpka., Mmclintar space and not be sold off to ” Manchester ^^843-1153 Realtors jyiLs market value may be fare in Democratic political new survey, conducted before developers. excess of the figure. professionals as a presidential the Kenney trip to Russia, The Meyer Agency The change in the status of According to one New Haven candidate but still is running showed he had support from the watershed lands and their real estate firm, prime residen­ ahead of No. 2 Sen. Henry M. only 38 per cent of the 103 development could alter the WHEN YOU BUY OR SELL THRU GEORGE A. MEYER tial lots in Woodbridge sell for Jackson, according to a diris- Democratic officials respon­ attempt by the communities to 646-3860 144 CENTER STRECT as much as $23,000 an acre. In tian Science Monitor poll ding to the poll. control their growth in the face RICHARD J. GAUTHIER MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 THE MERRin AGENCY published Wednesday. ASSOCIATE - REALTOR RESIDENCE 643-0631 of population pressures. The Monitor said im­ Jackson, a Washington 648-6776 plications of the Watergate Democrat, had 25 per cent sup­ scandal in connection with port in the poll. m Kennedy’s accident at Chap- “Watergate clearly was the OFFERED BV ELLINGTON — Seven-room custom full-dormer Cape, three bedrooms, family room paquidcUck were responsible. factor shaping this with fireplace, two full baths. Privacy and seclusion on five wooded acres with a pond. Kennedy received 77 per cent downgrading of Senator Wall-to-wall carpeting throughout and lots of paneling. Only six years old. 60's. of support from state chairmen Kennedy,” the Monitor said. MiRRirTAliiNtYj ^39,900 Doris K. Bunco Tol. 646-2550 REAL ESTATE Salutes the MARTEN^ MUlTinf LtiTMS HRVICi 28 th Anniversary o£ the 648-1180 648-2550 fUAllOR' Norma Tedford 387 East Canter Street, Manctwster, Conn. 06040 Manchester Board REALTOR* WE CAN OFFER HONEST ADVICE AND GUIDANCE IN LOCATION, FINANCING, AVAILABILITY AND VALUE. of Realtors There’S No Home Like The One You Own! In order for ua to otter thin wo aro membera of the following: In Southern M aine 1. Manchostar Board of Raaltora, Inc. COVENTRY-Ten-room Cape with In-law apartment. 2. Manchaatar MultIpla Llating Sarvica, Inc. 3. HirtiQrd Board of Raaltora W b d lM t bw lM t. InmtinMl In .be ,M r old Miflc During Nfjtional RooUcr W c rii v, r sfliutt* the m em ber firms ■hop In fastMt growing county. COVENTRY—Two-bedroom Ranch, 1'/i acres. Treed lot. 4. Hartford MultIpla Listing Sarvica WANT LAND? flnd indtyiduais of M a n c H t-*. f r Bo^rd of Rt'fllfors wRo hflvo done so mucK to aid the ijr. o* our com m unity. W r pledge 5. C.I.D. Commarclal Invostmont Dlvialon of Connacticut H EB R O N — A builder's delight. 118 acres. Good fron- MANCHESTEp — Eight-room stone and frame Colonial, four bedrooms, 2V4 baths, New Cape with ahed dormer, 3 bedrooms, 2-oer to continue to work closely vsith this group -shich 'S so dedi age. Two minutes from Rte. 2. 6. National Institute of Raal Eatata Brokara of Tho National Association of Raaltora first-floor family room, first-floor laundry. Impeccably cared for, manicured lawn In garage, Vk baths, at 139,800. cated to buildmg a G reat»‘r M

vvftrs' GARDNER WALKER, BROKER Savings BankA of Manchester We only ask that you try us and 643-11OS iCeitii i^ad Sstaie TEDFORD REAL ESTATE 1 Wt d[Qi 4 Phone 207-046-7507 Realtors 6 4 7 -9 9 1 4 let yourself he the judge. MLS R o x B R T MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SO. WINDSOR • BOLTON NOTCH WlR(, RMm 040R0 649-1922 646-4126 1 PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri,, April 26. 1974 Executives -ONE At Emhart Symposium BLOOMFIELD (UPI) - Executives representing 120 major glass industry com­ REALTOFTWEEK April 21-27,1974 panies in 15 Latin American nations are gathered this week in Medellin, Colombia for a fivenlay technical conference. realtor The conference, believed to A voicer for America’s property owner. be the first such technical sym­ posium ever conducted for Latin American glass producers opened Monday. Earl R. Lewis, president of the Hartford division of Emhart Corp., sponsor of the sym­ Security posium s ^ the largest need of Latin American glass Firms % producers is technical informa­ tion. He said the 100 executives Challenged attending the symposium would return to their respective coun­ tries and share information NEW YORK (UPI) - Kid­ gained from the conference naping of business executives with managers and technicians or members of their families is from other companies who posing a severe challenge to in­ were unable to attend. dustrial security firms as well Per capita use of glass con­ as to the police. tainers, is about 35 per person It’s also causing plenty of un­ in Latin America as com part easiness in executive suites, with some 225 per person an­ says George Held of the nually in the U nit^ States, century-old ADT Security Lewis said. Systems, Inc. He said the symposium, “It’s a global hazard for big which runs through to ^ y , was business, much worse in Argen­ to be conducted via tina for example than in the simultaneous translation into United States,” Held said. Spanish although an estimated However, reported kidnapings 75 per cent of those attending rose in the United States from are bilingual. 1,181 in 1969 to nearly 1,700 last year, not including children ab­ ducted by one parent because of Helmets a marital row. Held said business executives •■ii. and their famijies are by far the Recalled most frequent targets of kid­ napers. Jewelers are the most WASHINGTON (UPI) - victimized; bank officers, next. Rawlings Sporting Goods Co. of ‘"There is absolutely no effec­ St. Louis h ^ told the Consumer (Herald photos by Duoo) tive way to prevent kidnaping Product Safety Cdmmlssion it Offered by the entirely,” he said, but firms . ^ is recalling 15,000 football like ADT, Burns, Pinkerton’s, helmets for children because of Guardmark and others do have a defect that could cause the RIcliard 0. ways to reduce the peril. Gov. face guard to crack under im­ TsI. 646-2550 ntmix pact. Ronald Reagan of California has suggested that it be made The company said the illegal to pay ransom to kid­ headgear designed for Sy MENCY napers but the security firms youngsters aged 4 to 12 could be CAPE — 8 rooms in beautiful MMYiPu utYMA nm a feel this is not the solution to identified by three dots beneath 646-2990 wooded setting, breezeway, the practice. the Rawlings name on the left oversized 2-car garage with realtor Fake Extortion Plots rear of the helmet. It said * full shed dormer. Selling In the United States these anyone who bought such a 387 East Cantor StrsBt. r. Conn. 06040 below replacement cost, at firms are concentrating on helmet should take it back to 139,900. preventing kidnapings from the the store for free replacement of the face guard. ROCKLEDGE Ranch home and fake kidnap extortion plots centered on the home. rooms, large living room, for­ , ...... mal diniifg room, 3 bedrooms, In the faked kidnap plot, the aluminum siding, $33,900. criminal takes advantage of the family’s absence from home LEBANON — Antique center and perhaps cuts the telephone U&R REALTY Co., Inc. chimney Colonial on the line. ’Then the father is con­ Green. 10 rooms, two baths, 5 tacted at his office and ordered fireplaces, 2 acres. Large ‘Fox’ Returns With to pay a large sum within an Better Value bam, outbuilding. Attractive hour. “Often he is panicked into setting and location. Words of Wisdom paying and then discovers his wife and kids were safe all along,” Held said. ‘"This can be “Hew and Used Homes” GEORGIAN COLONIAL - ROCKFORD, 111. (UPl) - Joins Holcombe Firm BUYING - SELLING - RENTING spewing filth,” The Fox told the prevented by installation of the Center chimney Colonial, 2 The Fox, a mysterious scourge committee in measured, proper electronic surveillance REAL ESTATE? fireplaces, modern kitchen of environment-soiling in­ J. Kirby Holcombe of South mysterious tones. “But I am equipment in the home.” ty Church and the American with built-ins, large formal dustries, has surfaced again Windsor has become associated getting into what I wanted to do About 25 per cent of all kid­ Marketing Association. dining room, front-to-back after a two year absence —this with the Holcombe Real Estate in the first place, that is to napings in the United States oc­ Prior to joining the firm, he BOWERS SCHOOL AREA living room, large front foyer, time 90 miles west of Chicago educate. Co. of that town. was a project engineer and SOUTH WINDSOR cur at the victim’s home. Held For the pick of den, screened porch, 4 with some words of wisdom in­ “I became a pollution fighter A life long resident of South most recently in the marketing Attractive 6-room Cape, ail finished, 5Vi-room Ranch plus large paneled said. Some but not all of these bedrooms, IVi batlu, garage, stead of his usual direct action because nothing was being done Windsor, Holcombe is a past department of The Research the crop calL,. full shed dormer, 3 bedrooms, roomy also can be thwarted by the in­ rec room, paneled breezeway, 2-car large lot. High on a hill in one approach. to prevent industries from president of the South Windsor Corporation of New England, living room, dining room and kitchen, stallation of certain electronic attached garage, 18-foot swimming of Manchester’s finest A man who said he was The poisoning air and water with Sewer Commission; a past an environmental consulting surveillance devices that will 1V4 baths. Imnqedlate occupancy. neighborhoods. Fox called the Rockford Mor­ their wastes. I had to wake peo­ president of the Young engineering firm. The pool, city water, treed yard. Asking give a quick alarm and may Minimum down, $34,800. ning Star and talked about ple up. Republican Club; and is a Holcombe lives at 17 Norman $39,500. bring police to the scene before member of Wapping Communi­ H. PALMER MANCHESTER - 5 famUy hydraulic cement, “one of the “I definitely don't feel it is Dr. plus 5-car garage. Business the kidnapers get away with best friends a conservationist any more immoral for me to their victim. zoned. Excellent income ever had." The milder, perhaps REALTY MANCHESTER plug up a sewer that is spilling “Reduce Risk” ELLINGTON producer. Central location. more mature Fox also touched out filth than I would to stop a Held admitted this equipment Desirable 5Vi-room Ranch plus pan­ Like new - Immaculate 4-year-old 7- $69,900. on House members opposing a man from beating a dog or is new and ADT and the other eled rec room, 3 bedrooms, tiled bath, scenic river bill. Bridgeport Widow room Raised Ranch, large living CIRCA 1730 — Antique strangling a woman,” The Fox security firms cannot yet show The Fox had become known 646.6321 fireplace, built-in oven and range, 2 room, dining room and kitchen, 3 Colonial, recently restored. 7 said. a record of proven cases of its k fireplaces, ^summer kitchen, for his 1971-72 ecology exploits. Tuesday night. The Fox said air-conditioners, 2-car garage, patio bedrooms, V / i baths, large paneled effectiveness. Wins Big Lottery During that period, he scrawled radius of several hundred feet. porch, excellent condition throjjQhout. new baths^lteW kitchen, 2-car “We have a list of Represen­ “Nevertheless, we are con­ (Herald photos by Dunn I rec room, fireplace, carpeting, insulting signs across walls of That means/ it can be i 649.0538 garage. High 50’s. tatives in the House vinced that these devices can SIMSBURY (UPI) - The Large lot. Convenient location, $39,- aluminum siding, 2-car garage, bullt- industrial plants, plugged up programmed i o that if kid­ said she is going to “spend the Agricultural Natural Resources greatly reduce the risk of kid­ 1100,000 top prize of the Connec­ 500. ENGUSH TUDOR - 8 rooms sewer pipes and once slipped napers try to grab someone in money very carefully.” Ins, large treed lot. $42,500. Committee. Fifteen of those napings from the home,” he ticut State Lottery was won Member of the Manchester Board of on 10 acres. Large living room unnoticed into the plush offices the street near the house, the She has a husband, Francis, people have a negative attitude said. “The surveillance equip­ SUBURBAN and COUNTRY ■ FELLOW REALTORS DURING Thursday by Mrs. Margaret with Cypress paneling and of United States Steel Corp. surveillance device will sound and two sons, Neil, 19 and Realtors and the Manchester Multiple to the Scenic Rivers Bill. 1 ment protects not only the Pekar, 60, a Bridgeport widow. fireplace, 4 bedrooms, den, 2 There he dumped a load of dead an alarm to the security com­ PROPERTIES Shawn, 17. Listing Service... MANCHESTER definitely intend with my group home but an area within a Also drawn at the ceremony VERNON baths, 2-car garage. Ideal set fish and murky muck on the to make posterity aware of pany.” DO - Bolton Lake area, 4V4 room Cape, attach­ NATIONAL REALTOR WEEK Highwood Drive. Custom designed 6- I held in the Farmington Valley Boulder Ridge, new 6'>i-room Raised up for dog kennel operation. executives carpets. these people and how they ed breezeway and garage. $30,250— CLEAN 2-bedroom Ranch style con­ Mall on Rt. 44 was the weekly room Colonial, first-floor family room, $59,500. ’The Fox also has talked to a Ranch, spacious front-to-back voted.” DO - Glastonbury, 4’A rooms, 2 baths, adult condo­ dominium. Equipped kitchen, large living room, 1

1 Homes For Sele PAGE TWENTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 26, 1974 23 Homes lor Sala — ...re . I.VEWP.. ------, 23 Homes For Sala 23 Homes For Sale Holp Wanted Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 23 Homea For Sale Congratulations MANCHESTER - First 23 __Homes______For sale 23M Homes lor Sele 23 Homes For Sale 23 INDEX MARION FOOTE Offering, excellent five-room. MANCHESTER - 7-room ADVERTISING H APPY ADS Ranch, garage, two fireplaces, NOTICES ■A- ★ -A- ik ★ ★ Ranch, 2 fireplaces, family “WE FIND THE HOUSE 1 “ Lott and Found Cheney Brothers has permanent full-time openings | From ^ REAL tiled bath, plastered walls, oil room, screened porch, 1 1/2 2 — Portontit RATES FRONT-END MECHANIC I In the following positions: The Hebron Jr. beat, oak flooring, com ­ baths, laundry room, luxurious­ YOU MAKE THE HOME’’ 3 — Announctmtntt Terrific opportunity lor an axptrlancad ESTATE binations. Excellent lot, with 4 — Entertainment 1 day ...... 9c word per day WEAVERS Women's Club ly carpeted, many built-ins. REALTOR 5 — Auctions 3 days ...... SC word per day mechanic. Advancement, fringe benefita, and babbling brook, city utilities. w w 40to. Principals only. 646- Built by Ansaldi. $37,500. MANCHESTER AREA AVIS 6 days ...... 7c word per day good working conditiona. LOOM FIXERS m iR 8367. FINANCIAL 26 days 6c word per day (toarles Lesperance, 649-7^. 8 — Ronds.SiockS'Mortgagei Apply In panon - Service Dept. KNOTTERS Don’t Miss 9 — Personal Loans 15 WORD MINIMUM MANCHESTER MANCHESTER - Cape and 10 — Insurance Happy Ads $1.75 inch RIG UP By RALPH PA8EK COVENTRY - Ideal starter or COVENTRY SOUTH WINDSOR duplex, $625 monthly income. WADDELL’S PTA retirement home, five room Beautiful setting, 8-room EMPLOYMENT GENERAL WORKERS , Valleyview, 6-room (tope. 4-bedroom Ranch, 1 % ^ Separate utiUties, 10% down, DILLON SALES & SERVICE Bungalow, central heat, 200’ 13 — Help wanted Colonial, 2 fireplaces, 4-5 2-car garage, acre lot baths, 14x24 living room, central. Cole Realtor, 643-6666. 14 — Business Opportunities 319 MAIN STREET I We have instructors who will train qualified | from lake. $12,900. Stanley bedrooms. nnn TAG SALE & In order to maintain the carpeting. 15 — Situation Wanted MANCHESTER I applicants. value of a structure it Agency, 646-3618, 643-5724. •6 3 ,5 0 0 EDUCATION I&callant Company paid fringe benefits FLEA MARKET needs a high quality of *3 9 ,9 0 0 18 — Private Instructions repairs and MANCHESTER - $31,900, six MANCHESTER 19 — Schoois-Ciasses heney rothers nc ... Someone room (tolonial, IVk baths, dead­ 20 — Instructions Wanted [Apply: C B , I . Saturday, 10-3 p.m. maintenance...Many home 31 Cooper HIM Street nw y hove w e t you end street, trees, privacy. ^ BOLTON GLASTONBURY COVENTRY ^ STATELY COLONIAL REAL ESTATE owners delay making Hutchins Agency, 649-5^. ■^LeO’ U&R Ranch, 2 baths. New 9-room (tontemporary 23 — Homes for Sale Manchester, Conn. o b a p p y p d i 163 Broad Street needed repairs and needed Summer cottage, 2 24 Lots-Land for Sale rec room, double garage. Raised Ranch, 2% baths, Lovely three-bedroom, center replacements of worn out HOME BUYING information. bedrooms, Lakewood 25 >> Investment Property HEY KIDS! Tel. 643-4141 . immediate occupancy. 2,800 sq. feet living area. hallway Colonial in prime 26 — Business Property Manchester parts of homes...They are Stop in or we will mail free Heights, near water. 27 “ Resort Property Want to make good money working only a few houri in effect lowering the value wpy. Hayes (torporation, 55 ^ *43,900 *68,900 Porter School area. First 28 — Real Estate Wanted *1 4 ,9 0 0 ^ a week. No limit to how much you can earn. Three Come Hear... | of their house more than East Center Street. 646-0131. floor fanuiy room and laundry MISC. SERVICES nights per week. We train. the cost of the repairs and o ff th e kitchen, two 31 — Services Offered ADVERTISING th e needed FO R SALE by owner, fireplaces, basement rec 32 Painting-Papering Manchester Ranch. Large treed 33 — Building-Contracting ELLA GRASSO 1 maintenance...The need room, 2-car garage. Well 34 ^ Roofing-Siding HOUSEWIVES & COLLEGE STUDENTS lot, in stable neighborhood. DEADLINE Call 647-9946 fo r repairs and landscaped and private lot. 35 -- Heating-Plumbing Sunday, April 28th, 9:30 A.M. TThree bedrooms, with Low 50s. SUBDUED ELEGANCE 36 — Flooring 12 00 noon the day before Part-Time Work maintenance does not oc­ h a t e s corporation CLASSII That’s what this 9-room Colonial has plenty 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage publication Manchester Evening Herald fireplace, and paneled family cur at an even rate.. .Roofs, room, twin carport, new fur- of. House beautiful kitchen with unique counters, 38 — Services Wanted Deadline for Saturday and Mornings 11 a.m. to 2 or 3 p.m. Evenings 7 p.m. to Temple Beth Hlllel Si Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. 11 p.m. Good starting pay. Vacation pay policy. hot water tanks, plumbing nance, new roof. $M,000. No double self-cleaning ovens, color coordinated MISC. FOR SALE Foster Road, South Windsor g agents. Principals only, call 41 — Articles for Sale Free employee food. systems and even the 59 East Cantar straat Manchestar WARREN E. HOWLAND appliances. Laundry area In kitchen makes for step­ 42 — Building Supplies Refreshments | 643-0751. Apply in Person heating system must be saving convenience. Beautiful floor-to-ceiling raised 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs PLEASE READ CHURCH SECRETARY- ?1.85 TOOL A BAUOE MAKERS replaced in whole or in part REALTORS 643-1108 44 ^ Livestock VERNON - Six-room (tope with Phone 646-0131 hearth fireplace in carpeted family room. Four, 45 — Boats & Accessories per hour, Bolton, part time. at various intervals...In­ YOUR AD JIG BORE OPERATOR McDOHALD’S DRIVE IN Sponsored by attached breezeway and gar­ bedrooms, 2Vi baths and many custom features. We 46 — Sporting Goods Call 649-7225. side and outside painting 47 — Garden Products Classified ads are taken over (Tool Room Experience) 46 West Center Street Mencheeter Temple Beth Hlllel Men’s Club li age. Stove and refrigerator in­ invite you to Inspect this lovely executive home. 48 ~ Antiques the phone as a convenience and decorating, care of cluded. By owner. 4,500. 875- BOLTON- 200 year old pre- 49 — Wanted to Buy The Herald is responsible for ABLE WILLING pleasant mother's helper to live-in at floors, etc., come at un­ 8119. Revolutionary War Colonial LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... only one incorrect insertion and Top Rates, Plus Overtime 1 eight acres, garage, barn, RENTALS then only to the size of the shore all summer. Call 232-2131. even rates... 52 — Rooms for Rent and Benefits. Don’t Forget. . . workshop, shed, nine rooms, 53 Apartments for Rent original insertion Errors which do not lessen the value of the IF YOU enjoy greeting the two baths, four firplaces, REALE’S CORNER 54 — Homes for Rent PRINTER - Part-time printer 14Jlie H^ove ^our oCiilin^ SnvileJ 55 Business for Rent advertisement will not be cor­ public and can assume full MANCHESTER TOOL THE ENTERTAINERS last section center chimney, $§9,900. 17S MAIN STBEtT ' PHONE 646-4525 56 — Resort Property for Rent rected by an additional inser­ responsibility for the operation & DESIGN, INC. PAYROLL needed to operate a 1250-W 3 1/2 ACRES, horse paradise, Holcombe Realtors, 644-2447. 57 — Wanted to Rent tion of our office, we are interested Multilith. 24 hours weekly - VARIETY SHOW seven room Colonial, 1 1/2 58 ~ Misc for Rent SUPERVISOR flexible on our day shift. For baths, large out buildings. of homes now EIGHT ROOMS, centrally Real Estate Wanted 28 in you. General procedures in­ 130 HARTFORD RD. Part of the 150th Anniversary Celebration GLASTONBURY - Expandable AUTOMOTIVE cluding simplified bookkeeping, more information please con­ Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. located, new gas furnace, Cape Cod. Large country 61 — Autos for Sale This position requires JOHN A. CAMBRIA iricing, and correspondence. 649-5263 tact the Personnel Department, of the available Owner asking $31,900. (toll 643- kitchen. Garage. Bus Line. WE WILL buy your house, (toll 62 — Trucks for Sale Help Wented 13 experience in payroll or Manchester Memorial TWO-FAMILY, 6-6 Duplex, REAL ESTATE 6655. 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale Soime expereince helpful. Five- UNITED BOLTON METHODIST Only $31,000. Pasek Realtors, anytime, Hutchins Agency, 64 ~ Motorcycles-Bicycles day week. Hours flexible. For timekeeping. Must have abili­ Hospital, 71 Haynes Street, separate furnaces. Good MLS, 289-7475. Realtors, 649-5324. 65 — Campers-Trailers-Moblle SHORT Order Cook, day work, Manchester, 646-1222, Ext. 481. revenue and location. High 30s. ,When 214 homes are sold full-time. Apply in Mrson only, appointment phone 643-0255. ty to supervise other people CHURCH — we’re sold outi Final NEWLY PAINTED oversized Homes AUTO BODY Repair man: long and work with them to (toarles Lesperance, 649^620. six room Cape, carpeted living SOUTH WINDSOR - Woodland SELLING your house? (toll us 66 Automotive Service Howard Johnson's Restaurant, established, well equipped gar- section of 12 homes now 67 — Autos for Rpnt-Lease prepare the payroll for 375 WOMAN . . . t e d t., C1...I.I! | Saturday, April 27th at 8 p.m. | WINDHAM —20 Acres with RESIDENTIAL available. room with jireplace, kitchen Park, seven room Ranch, three first and we’ll make you a cash 394 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. age has opening for COMMERCIAL offer. One day service. T. J WANTED - Working foreman. employees. and kitchen help for catering jj; ...... pond, $11,000. 6 4 6 - 2 8 8 5 The 2 Bedroom Ranch — with dining nook, and three or bedrooms, sunken family room, Requirements: experienced in experienced body man. Good establishment. Own transporto- GARRISON COLONIAL $27,500 four large bedrooms, one car garage, walk-out basement, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. pay. Permanent job for quality Hours: 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. KILLINQLY—52 Acres, high, WANTED - Experienced cook. job shop work, short run tion. Call 649-5313. The 3 Bedroom Townhouse detached garage, nice quiet nicely landscaped yard. $39,900. worker. Fringe benefits. Help Wanted $ 3 5 ,9 0 0 wooded, $88,000. Call 646-5200, ask for Paul. prototype aircraft industry. Company paid fringe benefits 13 Business Opportunity 14 - $32,990 neighborhood. All for only ^3 ,- Jesanis Realty, 875-1040. Must nave abilities and Mellen, White and Palshaw, 107 including profit sharing. LEBANON— 40 Acres, part MANCHESTER - Newly CENTER STREET . . Includes air condition­ 900. Miller Realtors, 646-6209, □ NOTICES Burnside Ave., East Hartford. MAN WANTED for work with decorated five room (tope, h ^ SALESWOMAN part-time, knowledge of all around basic catering firm. Own transporta­ New, waiting for a buyer. tillable, $40,000. ing, carports, lull basement, 228-3518. Lots-Land lor Sala Apply to: RN’S - LPN’s MANCHESTER - Pizza house, two large bedrooms, fireplace, Immaculate 6-room (tope with swimming pool, tennis 2* □ MISC. SERVICES Wednesday, Friday and Satur­ machining. 55 hour week, plus tion. Call 649-5313. Living room, dining room, Also farm bouses, etc. day. 9:30- 5:30. Card and WANTED - Fuel oil driver, full­ fully equipped. Priced to sell. attached garage and nice yard. bath and a half, shed dormer, courts, grounds and exterior Lost snd Found benefits. Send resume or call CHENEY BROTHERS (All Shnts Owner nas other interests. For kitchen, 3 bedrooms, IVk maintenance. BUILDING LOTS - 3/4 to one stationary department. Plea­ Armatt Inc., 237 Oak Street, time, benefits and insurance. INC. Many listings to Mid 30s. 646^155. No agents oversized garage, lot 200’ acre, 150’ frontage, 300’ plus Phone 649-8158. details call Stanley Agency, 646- baths, fireplace, carpeting, .choose from. please. deep. Vacant. — T.J. Services Otlered 31 sant working conditions. Glastonbury, Conn., 633-8260. 31 Cooper Hill Stroel AIR-CONDITIONING and NURSES’ AIDES deep. Residential Manchester. LOST - Passbook number 26- Harrison's Stationers, 849 Main 3618. vinyl siding. Call now, choose Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577 012641-9. Connecticut Bank & Manchester, Conn. 06040 refrigeration Service man. (All sums) Free Catalogue 646-1316 Phyllis Jackston, STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Street, Manchester. PART-TIME work at home, on CONCRETE Construction Tired of ladder and tool box? colors. MANCHESTER - (Sean 5 1/2 KETTirS Realtor. Trust Company. Application Laborer. Phone 875-1103 after 6 Full and part-time positions Situation Wanted 15 room home on beautiful tr e ^ fireplaces, flagstone terraces, made for payment. the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. We need an inside man as VANTAGE REALH HEBRON - Westwood Estates, concrete repairs, inside and p.m. service-manager-dispatcher. available. Many benefits, STROUTREALn acre lot. Full basement, new K( hospitalization, medical and I WILL babysit in my home, 8 7 2 -9 4 0 2 IM tn a U M t M bath, one-car garage. two-bedroom Condominiums, outside. Reasonably priced. Full-time position. CMS, Blue 643-0851. LOST - Fox terrier, gray and AVON EXPERIENCED housekee]per, EXPANDING Manchester life insurance. Liberal sick days, call between 9 and 2 and $ Immediate occupancy. Only $25,500. 1 1/2 baths, ^ o v e , white with little tan. Has REAL ESTATE Licensed sales Cross, etc. Call Woodcock and 10 at eight. 643-1936. refrigerator, dishwasher, fully gives you more Investment Property 25 says live-in, light cooking, Cinild Realtor needs one experienced time, holiday and vacation $28,900. Call today. Keith Real seizures, phone 643-5645. people urgently needed, expan­ licensed broker or salesman. Refrigeration Company, 644- carpeted. Call National SHARPENING Service - care, references,[erencf top salary. In 1511. policy. We are qne of the Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. EXTRA SPRINGTIME ding, new office over 1/4 Call 521-1141. All replies confidential. Reply BABYSITTER - Nurse will sit Associates, 232-4549, or Doris Lydall Street/Manchester MANCHESTER - Handyman’s Saws, knives, axes, shears, West Hartford. largest health care centers in REALTOR _ special, 2.3 acres zoned in­ Personels EARNINGS can get you the million sales, January - Box “M”, Manchester Herald. in my home days, Monday - m e m m REDU(?ED. Here’s a 7-room Bourque 643-1824, evenings. 649-6259/646-6909 kates, rotary blades, (juick summer vacation you thought February. Joiq a winner. Call OFFICE HELP - Clerk typist, America. Drop in and see us. Friday, Southwest Mamhester. Condominium Living in an By Bea Keith dustrial. Has five-room Ranch service. Capitol Equipment NURSES AIDE - 3 p.m. to 11 accurate typing skills with Raised Ranch you must see. m s VITAMIN E 400 i.u. $3.50 per you couldn't afford. No TIRE CHANGER Contact E. Kumik, RN Storting June 3rd. Phone 646- SPECUUSTS COVENTTIY - LOVELY Cape, Estate Setting | as income or office. LaPento Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. p.m., 12 midnight to 8 and minimum tyning speed of 40 Sparkling country kitchen, Agency, 646-2440. bottle 100s, three bottles $10. experier.'e necessary. Call... 429-1 nousekeeper, part-time or full­ Experienced, $135 a week to 3916. Due to current demands fireplaced living room, 4 nicely located 6-room family Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday wpm. File clerk - diversified MEADOWS 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:304. 643- Delivered to you, send check or 2 6 9 -4 0 2 2 time. Excellent wages and start. Apply in person. Kemp- from our extensive ad­ bedrooms. Lovely game room. home. Full dry basement. Big money order to Health Vitamin HELP WANTED - Experienced ton's Discount 'nre Center, 634 duties require accurate respon­ yard with pool for kids. Minutes The mirror trick has been MANCHESTER, 8-room 7958. benefits. Manchester Manor sible individual, no experience CONVALESCENT CENTER RED CaW vertising program, we Over two acres treed land. Co., 2759 Ellington Road, South man in auto wrecking yard. Center St, Manchester, 646- 333 Bldwall StrMt to Route 1-84. $30,500. Louis fooling the eye for ages and aluminum sided building on Nursing Home, 385 West Center necessary. Underwriting assis­ REALTORS are In need of houses In Excellent closet space and East Center Street. First floor, Windsor, Conn. 06074. Call 644- Apply in person, Parker Street Street, Manchester, 8464)129. 5892. □EDUCATION more. Only $39,900. (toll today, Dimock, Realty, 649-9823. it’s still the hi^t way to make REWEAVING burns, holes. SALES HOS'lE iS - days, 10:45- Auto Parts, 775 Parker Street, tant, homeowners experience ManchMtmr, Conn. all areas. We are pre- former dental office, amesited 1775. Keith Real Estate, 649-1922, a room seem bigger than it Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 5:15, Monday > irough Friday. 649-3391. referred. Must be good with 647-6194 . - pared to perform a mer­ parking lot, ideal professional Window shades, Venetian Experienced in :ashiering^help- MALE OR FEMALE, 646-4126. really is. For best illusionary RECEIVE a nice gift for having transcriptionist. Part-time per­ ?igures and enjoy phone con­ Private Instructions 18 chandising survey of your property which will show you In location ..... Martens Agency, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. fiil but not necessary, ip per DIETARY AIDES - Part-time, tact. For your interview ap­ X HOMES OF DISTINCTION effect, don’t place anything Realtors, 646-2550. . Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. a Tupperware party in your hour. Apply to Manager or REAL ESTATE son needed to work 25-30 hours detail the “Saleability" of your house. This survey will in­ OWNER TRANSFERRED 7- home. Phone Diane, 646-2596. experience helpful, but not pointment, call James Garon, SEWING INSTRUCTIONS - directly in front of the mirror. Assistant Manager, l<.-»ntucky Licensed sales people urgent­ per week. Typing quotations GAL FRIDAY - for one girl of­ clude: "Cash" equity to you; Professional estimate of room split, two baths, three Ottered B y necessary. Hours required, 7 and letters for sales depart­ 528-9031. Insurance Company of Dressmaking or tailoring. All Business Property 26 MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. Fried Chicken, 307 Wes . Middle ly needed, full-time. No limit fice, miscellaneous duties, Market Value; Professional tips on preparing your house bedrooms, rec room, family USED FURNITURE and mis­ a.m. to 8 a.m., 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., ment in established small com­ North America, 111 Founoers basic steps including pattern for sale, plus any questions you may have concerning real 1. Little red house in the Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Tpke., Manchester. to what you can earn. It's up Plaza, 19th floor. East Hart­ typing and payroll experience. 9 room, i)ool, patio, large lot. Mid TAXI CAB business - Suburban spraying.Fully insured. cellaneous items. Items wanted 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Apply at pany. Hours flexible. Must be adjustments. Small classes. estate transactions. 40’s. Must sell now. O w ^ - fflarl JV. ixnsBtv JVgeneg West. The Western part of ford, Conn. An equal opportuni­ a m. - 2 p.m., daily, 646-4220. taxi company with fleet of 15 Licensed. Free estimates. to sell on consignment. This East Hartford Convalescent to you. able to type 70 wpm accurately, Reasonable rates. 643-6226. agent, 649-3237 after 5:30 p.m. Manchester that is. An acre MAN for store and deliveiiry Home, 745 Main Street, East ty employer. late, fully Quipped vehicles, Phone 633-5345. "N” That, 63 Oak Street, work, mornings_s preferrepr !d. TEDFORD REAL ESTATE year 'round position. Apply at For this complimentary merchandising survey, please call of rich tobacco land and a Hartford. ENGLISH RIDING lessons, an for appointment. MANCHESTER— 7-room aluminum sided Cape situated available to serious buyer. $^,- Manchester. Phone 647-9881. Monday- Friday. Harrison's Raaltor/MLS 047-9914 Nobel & Westbrook, 20 West­ SALES PERSON for Real GLASTONBURY - 1600 clean small 6-room house; Open Wednesday, Thursday and brook Street, East Hartford. An exciting sport, trim figure, tone; on lovely treed lot. Fireplaced living room, almost now 000 down required for this $250,- CUSTOM MADE Draperies, Stationers, 849 Main Street. Estate sales. Experienced Manchaster Manchester Road, 5-room a garage, and 2 outbuild­ 000 volume operation. We are in Friday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. CARPENTERS - finish Equal opportunity employer. preferred, but not necessary. muscles, while your child So. Wlndaor kitchen with built-lns and loads of cabinets. Paneled very reasonable, work Manchester. RN 646-1117 Ranch with guage, full base­ ings. Make us an offer. daily service and must sell guaranteed, (toll anytime, 649- Thursday evenings 6 to 9 p.m. carpenters, full time, good Ambition a must. Good com­ learns to ride a pony. 649-3353. 528-0731 ment, attic, city water. Wax- rec room and 3 or 4 bedrooms. Priced In the mid 30's. salary. Call after 5, 643-7004. 11 P.M. to 7 A.M. 2. Six room Raised Ranch on because of other respon­ MOTEL recep'ij" ist-desk DISHWASHERS and FULL-TIME Laborers, mission offered for right peo­ free kitchen-dininc floor. Hu-ee experienced in landscaping. a very desirable wooded sibilities. Write Box D, clerk. Five davs per week. waitresses needed for part time Part-time. Excellent wages ple. Two wanted. Call Curt bedrooms, fireplaced living Manchester Herald. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Grantland Nursery, 643-0669. Hagler after 5 p.m., 643-6624. I acre lot. Country style Please call 646-2500 f ir appoint­ nights. Apply Tacorral, 246 and benefits. Enjoy working □ REAL ESTATE room, treed 3/4 acre lot. July Trees cut, trimmed or topped, □ FINANCIAL 15th occupancy, $35,900. Prin­ MANCHESTER kitchen with dishwasher ment. CLERK Broad Street. in a very clean and pleasant VERNON —JUST ^ LEFT. Quality built 8-room Co­ stumps removed, fully insured. TIRE Retreader - We will train cipals only. 633-2151. lonial by Nutmeg Homes. 4 bedrooms, 2V4 baths, and refrigerator. IVi: Baths. FOR MEDICINE DEPARTMENT you, 3:30 p.m. to midnight. atmosphere, with a skilled Got a tree problem? Well worth Bonds-Stoeks-Mortgsges 8 SERVICE STATION attendant, WOMAN WANTED for NEEDED - Bike assemblers, Homes For Bate 2^ first-floor family room, 2-car garage and much Garage. Fireplace in fam­ Real Estate Wented 28 a phone call. 742-8252. full-time, experienced, mature. housekemer, mature person, Start $3.68 per hour, excellent and d^icated staff. will train, first shift. Welder, COUNTRY UVING - Within ily room. $39,900. Excellent position for right benefits. Contact Firestone BOLTON - ANSALDl built CREAM PUFF more. OPEN HOUSE EVERY SUNDAY. Priced in the MORTGAGES, loans first se­ Apply in prson Surwill Mobil, live in. Phone 643-0028. experienced, first shift. city limits. Cedar shingled 50s. SELLING your home or TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving 1083 Burnside Avenue, East person. Commissions plus Retread, 20 Bidwell Rd., South WMCKSTER MIWOR Drilling and topping machine three-bedroom (tolonial. Min^ Colonial on nicely landscaped 3. Seven room' Raised Ranch cond, third. All kinds. Realty Windsor. with over 2 acres of land. acreage? For prompt friendly large appliances, cleaning Hartford. fringe benefits. Pleasant WANTED - Auto Body painter, KRSIIGHOME operators, first and second condition situated among com­ and partially wooded 1 1/2 service, call Louis Dimock statewide, credit rating un­ fortable homes. Low 50's. An exceptional 6-room brick-front Ranch, modern Four bedrooms. Country cellars and attics, also some necessary. Reasonable. Con­ working conditions in a excellent working conditions, 385 West Cantor S t shifts, will train. Experienced acres. Front-to-back living Realty, 649-9823. tree work done. 644-1775. ELECTRICAL distributor professional atmosphere. top money for experienced WANTED - Mechanic and header operator. Call for inter­ Phone 643to049. kitchen with bullt-ln range, oven, and dishwasher, room with fireplace, family COVENTRY—NEW LISTING - Lovely 3-bedroom Ranch kitchen. IIA Baths. Game fidential, quick arrangements. mechanic's helper for tire and 646-0129 needs someone to handle in­ Some experience necessary. painter. Apply Olender's Body view, 64^7550. built-in alr-conditioner, oversized and finished 2-car room, formal dining room, eat- situated on 2.7 acres. Large paneled rec room, eat-ln room. 20 minutes to Hart­ ALL CASH for your property Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. muffler department, full or CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ coming phone calls and general Apply at once to manager : Shop, Rockville, 875-2517. garage, covered patio, finished rec room, 24x48' in kitchen, study, three kitchen, fireplaced living room. Priced at $34,5(X>. ford. $39,900. within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, cellars and attics cleaned, office work. Must have good part-time, must have own tools. California Ranch. Fireplaced bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, garage. instant service. Hayes Agency, ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Apply Olender's Body Shop, pool with deck, large beautiful lot In desirable 4. Bowers School area. Older lawns mowed, small tree work. typing, 10-key adding machine OUTSIDE Summer Work, living room, formal dining Stone walls and garden. $46,900. 646-0131. Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. LIGGEn PHARMACY Rockville, 875-2517. room, modem kitchen with Skinner Road area. $36,900. (tolonial. 3 Garages. 3 Bed­ MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd and other office skills. Manchestar Parkade energetic man to mow lawns Jesdor Exclusive, 633-1411, 643- Excellent benefits. Good ad­ and maintain grounds, at apart­ REGISTERED NURSES dining area, family room, three 2081. MANCHESTER-NEW LISTING - 7-room older home lo­ rooms with additional 2 mortgages — interim financing UNUSUAL earning opportunity large bedrooms, fourth possi­ rooms in attic. On bus line. ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ — expeditious and confidential vancement opportunity. Call ment complexes in Manchester. DAYS - NO ROTATION cated on west side. 3 bedrooms, large dining room, JVo B r a g ! eling, rec rooms, offices, Economy Electric Supply, 646- managing at-home business. ble. 2-car garage. Beautifully IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY in $32,000. service, J.D. Real Estate $3.00 per hour. Must have We have several openings for registered nurses with at least eat-ln kitchen and den. Priced at $31,000. household repairs, yard work. 2830. Ask for Dolores or Linda. BOOKKEEPER Male Prior management experience landscaped grounds. Marion E,' this spacious 8-room home, Just Facts! Assoc. 646-1980. preferred. Experienced in all drivers license. Phone 646-1021, one year of recent hospital medical-surgical experience. Lovely 4 Bedroom home in Phone 649-4594. An equal opportunity employer. between 9 and 5. desirable, (toll 423-8052 after 5 Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. ^ most conveniently located. We sell a lot of homes. phases of bookkeeping. Must be p.m. Excellent benefits. Staff assignment and salary will take WARREN E. HOWLAND prestige Porter St. School Wall-to-wall in several rooms, Let us show you why. TWO HANDY men want varie­ MORTGAGES - Any amount, capable, dependable and able to into account individual background and experience. 19,900 FIVE rooms, 1 1/2 Realtors 6 43 -110 8 area. baths. Huge living unlimited funds, for property OFFICE CLERK - Man to work pneled den, 4 bedrooms, full IF YOU DESIRE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE IN SEUIN6 OR ty of jobs, raking rolling, take responsibility of super­ (aths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ basement and attic plus garage. room with fireplace. Low owners. Fast, confidential, FRIENDLY ICE CREAM vising small office staff. Per­ in both personnel and For further information and to arrange a personnal inter­ RUYING, CALL: 60's. KEYS liming, fertilizing, mowing purchasing departments. SOldEONE to do yard work, as age, two acres. Hutchins Agen­ Won’t tost at $33,900. Jesdor courteous service, credit not Now accepting applications manent employment. Fringe needed. Phone 646-6800. view please contact The Personnel Department, 646-1222, REAITORS lawns, attics, cellars cleaned. Limited clerical experience cy, Realtors, 649-5324. t Exclusive, 633-1411, 643-2081. Reasonable rates, 643-53%. important. Lowest rates, easy for part-time employment. benefits. Phone for appoint­ Ext. 481. 453 Bunukto Avenue payments. Ask for Roger at ment, 1-423-4593 or 643-8021. required. Contact Multi- Take an old sewing machine Must be available to midnight. Circuits, 50 Harrison Street, MALE/FEMALE blueprinting FIVE ROOM Ranch on 1 1/2 Carl ^ . Zinsser ^gentg E. HTFD. • 528-9081 Burke Realty Mortgage Loan Central Connecticut Co-op., 85 clerk, full-time immediate and slap a butcher block on it PDQ PRINTERS - Post Road Manchester. 646-3800. MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SPLIT LEVEL acres. $41,900. Jesdor Realty, Agency, 1-429-6471. Milk Street, Willmantic. opening, $2. per hour. In and use it in the kitchen for Plaza, Vernon. Letterheads, Api 'v in person 71 Haynes Street Rtencheeter VERNON MLS, 633-1411, 643-2081. ______SM:UU ______envelopes, bills, quick copy, 435 MAIN STREET Manchester engineering office. $ 3 7 ,5 0 0 storage and counter space. SERVICE Station attendant Driver's license required. Neat An Equal Opportunity Employer wedding invitations. Xeroxing. MAF CHESTER RAKERY MECHANIC Excellent South Winder 875-4819. and experienced mechanic. and personable. Mrs. Enders, offering is this home. Living An Equal Opportunity Emptoyor Business Properly 28 Business Property 28 Business Property 26 □ EMPLOYMENT Full or part-time. Apply in per­ Excellent opportunity for 646-0i24. room, new kitchen, son, Clarke Motor Sales, Route ODD JOBS - You name it - we 6, ^Iton. experienced mechanic for our bedroom s, family room, Keitli do it. Phone John at 643-2097 or Help Wanted 13 ■TYPIST - Speedy and accurate newly remodeled and fireplace, one bath, one-car BZZ2ZZZZZ In and eee our Andy at 872-2385. for ouf legal department. Steno ARTS AND Crafts enlarged bakery. Must have garage, beautiful lot, busy Baa. Wa’ra ready, TOOLMAKER, machinist, aluminum siding. Move right IDEAL PROFESSIONAL BUILDING Real €staU willing and able to aasitt STEVEN EDWARDS Contrac­ and dictaphone a must. Salary demonstrators needed. Part- some electrical background. 172 EAST CENTER ST lathe operators. Must be able to depending on experience. East time or full-time. No collecting, in. you in the tala or ting Agency - Painting, interior- set-up and work from Excellent wages and free ATTENTION PRODUCTION WORKERS 6464126 649-1922 exterior, carpentry, small jobs, of the river. 37 1/2 hours. Call no delivering. Call 872-8663,875- benefit program. VANTAOE REALTY purchaaa of YOUR blueprints. Minimum three- Mrs. Thompson, 646-6555. 9722, 633-9023, 872-2780. masonry and cement work, years experience. Apply at 8 7 2 -9 4 0 2 property. fences, tilling for gardening, Apply: MANCHESTER - Small two- Paragon Tool Co., Inc., 121 WAITRESS and cocktail WAITRESSES - Full-time tree work, no job too small, for Adams Street, Manchester. FIRST NATIONAL family, ideal investment. Good any household job call for es­ waitress. Experienced. Phone work. Apply in person only, location and condition. Low mornings, 872-8624, ask for Howard Johnson, 394 Tolland STORES JNC. MANCHESTER - Well cared timate, 649-1590 between 8 a.m. (♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a 30's. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, fCeitk and 7 p.m. Skip. Tpke., Manchester. Park and Oakland Avanuaa 6RAND-REX CO. for ten room oversized (tope in country setting, only five; 643-4535, 646-1021. Legal Noliees Eaat Hartford LICENSED Rest Home - with MECHANIC - Long established RN or LPN, part-time. Laurel Has openings on the 2nd and 3rd Shifts minutes from center of town.( An Equal Opportunity Employar Wall-to-wall carpeting.'' SIX FAMILY, excellent invest­ Real Sstate 24 hour nursing supervision. Court of Probate and well equipped general gar­ Manor, 649-4519. ment. Only $42,900. Pasek, age needs a seasoned car and Separate three room aplA- Certified recreation prowam, District of Coventry Realtors, MLS, 289-7475. ambulatory residents. $14. per truck mechanic for its staff. BRAND-REX OFFERS: ment. Priced in the midT 172 E. Center St. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Good wages and fringe benefits. (toll us to see this fine listing. T .' day. Telephone Administrator, Good Starting Rate J. Crockett, Itoaltor, M 3-l^. > 5 5 Edith Rd., Vernon 649-1922 646-4126 St. Anthony Home, Rockville. ESTATE OF ELIZABETH A Real Estate Wented 28 References. Mellen White & 875-9121. O'MALLEY, late of Coventry in said Palshaw. 107 Burnside Ave., Paid Vacationa and Hoiidays • a Hoom uoioniai Di.stricl. Det’cased East Hartford, Conn. MANCHESTER - Four-' Pursuant tojio order of Hon David C Group Haaith inauranca p- bedroom Colonial, 2Vk baths,: • 4 Badrooms LAWNMOWERS repaired and Kappe. Judge, all claims must be • One Full, two HaH-baths presented to the fiduciary named below Exceirant Working Conditiona walnut paneled first floor fami-': sharpened, pick-up and HOUSEKEEPER - good stor­ • 18x12 FIraplacad living room delivered. Call Snarpall now for on or before July 22. 1974 or be barred by ting salary, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. ly room, spacious kitchen, with! law The fiduciary is. What js your Property Worth? your spring tuneup. 643-5305. Five day week including one loads of cabinets and built-ins.} • 12x24 Rrst-Roor family room T ip e lliU RED Ca RPeT , If you aro looking lor a good steady Job, please apply In the Personnel OffIco Impeccably maintained. 519 Center St., Manchester Barton Lane RED 7 weekend day. Liberal fringe • Quiat daadand straat We will inspect your property and suggest Ix.*dvard. Conn 06.139 REALTORSJ Manicured lot in desirable Idnal building tor doctor, lawyer, funeral home, accountant or prolosslonal offleos. LET US cultivate a closer tie benefits. On bus line. Apply in Blueberry Bushaa Apple Trees Peach Trees an asking piice. (No obligation.) between you and the good person. East Hartford Con­ Monday through Friday — 9:00 • 12:00 a.m., 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Porter Street area. 60's. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, Pear Trees — Mature Tread Lot Additional building lot Included. Parking for approximately 40 cars. Ask us about our guaranty sales plan TODAY!!! earth. For reasonable roto- f’ourl of Probate valescent Home, 745 Main Is what we need. Red Carpet Realtors, the largest real es­ 643-1108. Reallatically Priead to Belli tilling, phone 649-1993. District of Coventry Street, East Hartford. tate group in the United States has a number of openings Ask for Jim Orgonto or Barbara Rutharfbrd NOTICE TO CREDITORS available in South Windsor, Manchester and soon to be BRAND-REX COMPANY MANCHESTER - Colonial, 3 REALTORS — MLS HOMELINE Floor cleaqjng BAR MAIDS - Experienced. opened Tolland offices. Red Carpet Sales Associates receive bedrooms, living room, dining PASEK company, for residential and F:STATE o k JAMES T O’MALLEY, Phone mornings, 872-8624, ask room, kitchen. Only $30,900. commercial, call 649-1590 late of Coventry in said District, for Skip. company paid sales and license training. Professional adver­ A Part o1 Akxona, Inc. 289-7476 — 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford I Creased tising and promotional services identify Red Carpet Sales Frechette it Martin, Realtors, 872-4447 between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. Pursuant to an order of Hon David C. W. Main Straat Realtors 742-8248 — Twin Hill Dr., (toventry Associates as well trainedsreal estate people. We will train 646-4144. DIRECTIONS: From Vamon Clfela toka Route 83 to Happe. Judge, all claims must be PART TIME-help, planting Member National Aaaoc. of Real Elatate Boarde alao mem- MANNING RUG cleaning com­ presented to the fiduciary named below you to use the formula responsible for our assoiciates sub­ WllUmantlG. ConnecIlGiit Hardeee, M l on Dart Hill to stop sign, right on Skinnar Rd. trees, transportation provided. REX CIRCA 1778 Cape Cod, wide bar ol the Hartford, Mancheater and Vernon Mullple List- pany, specializing in steam on or b< fore July 22.1974 nr be barred by Call 633-1874 , 6-8 p.m. stantial income. Real Estate license desirable but no A M /F Equal OpportunNy Employar to stop sign, left on Edith. KEYS 5 2 8 -9 0 8 1 law ITie fiduciary is; boards, two baths, 61/2 rooms, REALTOR® tag. Service. cleaning of wall-to-wall Olga ImpeliiUen necessary fireplace, foyer, double | carpeting. Reasonable rates. liarton laane. RED 7 PART TIME, janitorial work, Hutchins Agency, i Free estimates. 742-7165. Ijilyard. (.'onn 063.39 mornings. Call 649-5334. 6 4 6 -1 1 1 7 ______528-G 731 r * ■) •V /

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SyvA:,.Off>^ 3, ^./nf/og-Pap.r/n, 32 P./n«n«-P.p.rt„, „ RooHn,.S,^,ng.CMn,n.y 34 Ar,,cl.. H>r S .l. Articlea lor Sale MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 26.1974- PAGE TWENTY-FIVE 41 Articlea lor Sale 41 eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 41 Articles-for Sale 41 Articles for Sale 41 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa LIGHT TRUCKING and odd COLLEGE Graduate students 41 Articles lor Sale Qerden Produeta 47 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Autoa For Safa ei Autos For Sale $i Autos For Sale 61 PAINTING - Neat work BIDWELL Home Improvement Boom a lor Rant , 52 jobs. Phone 649-9550 or 646-7656. available for exterior and in­ guaranteed. Interior and NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 NIGH^CRAWLERS forsale, 30 terior painting. Six years Co. Expert installation of cents each. Inquire side door. 6ARAGE SALE TAG SALE - 30 Hudson Street, COMPLETE single bed, » exterior. Free estimates. maple headboard. $15. Also RUMMAGE and cents a dozen. 514 Wetherall STRAWBERRY Plants for SLEEPING ROOM for rent. ROCKVILLE - three room CASH Registers and adding experience. Fully insured. Free aiuminum siding, gutters and Manchester Evening Herald. SAT. & SUN. 9-5 Manchester, Saturday, 10-4 sale, call 6469700 after 4 p.m. apartment, heat, hot water, Phone Paul, 742-6481. other household items. Call 646 Street, Manchester, 643-4496, Ample p ark in g , 272 Main machines. • Sales, service, estimates. Call our com­ trims. Roofing installation and 47 JENSEN ST., MANCH. p.m. 78 record collection, gas stove and refrigerator, repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. stove, gun cabinet, large 1974. TAG SALE Street, Manchester. supplies. 15 years experience, petitors, than call us, 649-7034. COLLEGE Painters - five years WE BUY and sell used fur­ Remnants, l^ n furniture, HALF A CORD of split maple carpeted living room, $145. formerly with NCR, Free niture. Cash on the line. One toys, camping equipment, mirror^, pictures, rugs, many Adults only, no pets, security experience. Save 30-60%. Ap­ other items. wood, $20. Phone 649-6394. MANCHESTER - (Hean, con­ Estimates. C.R.S. Company, HORACE Tetrault - Siding, piece or an entire housefull. books, household good, mis­ TAG SALE - Saturday, April COMMUNITY BAPTIST deposit required. Parking for praisals. Peter Tilley, 742-6117, roofing, storm windows, aw­ 27th, 9-4 p.m., rain or shine. Antiquaa 48 veniently located furnish^ Coventry, 742-6381. INSIDE - Outside painting. (toll free) after 4:30. M6f4S2. Furniture Bam, 345 cellaneous. CHURCH room for gentleman. one car. ( M 643-9678. nings. Quality workmanship, Main Street Rear, behind MOVING to Florida. Garage Miscellaneous and collectibles. Parking Special rates for people over W. 585 East Center Strsot WANTED — Antique furniture, Blanchard & Rossetto, LAWN SERVICE - Complete Fully insured. Estimates given. free estimates. Fully insured. Douglas Motor Sales. Sale. Some Antiques, Webster Lane, Hebron, Route Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 MANCHEISTEIR - Newer two Building-Contracting 33 872-9187, 649-3417. something for everyone. April 85 to Daly Road to Elizabclth Satniiay, AprR 2Jf glass, pewter, oil paintings or Realtors, 6462482. w THE sparks ' mowing, raking, yards cleaned. Call 649-7863. other antique items. Any quan­ bedroom Townhouse, private everything 27-28, 9 a.m .-til dark, 25 Drive to Webster Lane. 9 A.M .- i z NOON Summer contracts available. MASONRY - All types, CLEAN USED refrigerators, but block. Approximately 13,000 AKC REGISTERED German tity. The Harrisons, 6468709, PLEASANT room, gentlefnan entrances and patio, full base- Free estimates. Senior citizen PETER BELLIVEAU Painting ROOFING — Specializing ranges, automatic- washers, Norwood Street. Sponsored by Shepherd puppies, seven weeks ment, includes heat, fieldstone, brick, concrete. repairing roofs, new roofs, miles, phone 643-8887. 165 Oakland Street. onlv, call 6461425 week days discounts. 643-0304, 647-1723. - Experienced and insured! Free estimates, after 5 p.m., with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s WOMEN'S SOCIETY old. Call anytime, 643-2385. after 5 p.m., weekenas gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Aj^liances, 649 Main St, 643- CHEST freezer, like new. VEGETABLE PLANTS - 75 Painting, papering, ceilings, 643-1870 or 644-2975 FOR SALE - Sofa and chair and cents per box, 25 cents each BARN SALE - Antiques and anytime. ARE FLYING! big or small jobs. Phone M3- and repaired. 30 years Mahogony secretary, student SOCIETY FOR cats, kittens, end tables, ?125. Will sell desk. Phone 643-5973. potted. 1615 Manchester Rd, 649- collectibles. Good bargains, 1671. experience. Free estimates. adoption, placement, shelter. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Howley, 643-5361. separately, 646-5045. 5981. Saturday and Sunday April 27 THE THOMPSON House- Remodeling, repairing, ad­ SCREENED Loam, gravel, GOLF CLUBS, Bobby Jones, Route 83, Vernon. Phone 876 and 28. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Across Cottage Street, centrally SUMMER processed m-avel, sand, stone, THREE-FAMILY Tag Sale, THREEl-ROOM apartment, PAPER HANGING and ceiling ditions, rec rooms, porches and GE REFRIGERATOR - Very TAG SALE -, Saturday, 29 two woods, seven irons, with 0052. from firehouse, at Amston located, large, pleasantly fur­ painting. Neat work. ROSSI ROOFING, siding. and fill. Gwrge H. Griffing, Saturday and Sunday, April 27- near hospital. Heat, hot water, roofing. No job too small. Call good condition, 630. Mag Perkins Street. Miscellaneous bag. $80. Phone 643-5825. Lake. 1-537-1768. nished rooms, parking. Call 646 stove, refrigerator and cooking Strike while the firei^ hot! RIR-COfflllTIONING Reasonable rates. Leonard 649-31M. chimneys, gutters, free es Inc., 742-7886. “ 28, Antiques, furniture and FREE - Beautiful cat, looks Ducted central tyitam t that timates. Fully insureaa/ii!iiiiiig ment Company, aluminum with box spring and mattress, Phone 646-2596. MANCHEISTER - New deluxe By Experts house painting. Fourteen years (^ril 27th, 10-3 p.m. Rain or terrier, two male, three siding, make your home look LOARI topsoil, fill, gravel for shine. Waddell School, 163 $20. Child’s chair, $7. Phone 646 two-bedroom Towntouses. 11/2 experience, fully insured. 643- WES ROBBINS carpentry 8537. females. Phone 643-2567 baths, includes heat, 1609. like new. Save fuel with in­ sale. Excavating, septic, sewer Broad Street. anytime. remodeling specialist. Ad­ GARAGE SALE - 51 Summit KROEHLER Sofa bed, very Wanted to Buy ROOM FOR RENT - Phone 646 appliances, carpeting, full sulated backing, Kaiser, Alcoa work. Latulippe Brothers, Inc., 49 3173. T.P. AITKIN, INC ditions, rec rooms, dormers, TAG SALE-BAKE Sale, Satur­ Street, Manchester, April 28th, good condition, brown tweed^. private basement. $275 per INTERIOR-EXTERIOR pain­ products. Complete trim. &ve 646-5114, 742-9477. SAVE BIG! Clean mgs and up­ MY NAME is Jingles, I’m a With The Year's Biggest 27 Tolland Turnpike built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, good money and get a job done day April 27th, 195 West Street, 10-4:30, $65. Phone 649-0472 after 6 p.m. WANTED FOR CASH - An­ month. Paul W. Dougan, ting, free estimates. Phone 646- 649-3446. holstery with Blue Lustre. Rent seven week old Beagle, take me MANCHESTER right by local craftsman. (Route 85), Bolton, 9 to 3:30 tiques, early metal toys, trains, Realtor, 643-4535, 6461021. 7798. GATOR TANDEM 4-wheel boat electric shampooer $1. The E. TAG SALE - Sunday only, 163, TAG SALE - Girl Scout Troop, home. Phone 643-0398. 643-6793 Financing available. Roger G. trailer, brakes, electric power A. Johnson Paint Company, 723 p.m. ;yind-ups, phonographs, guns, Apartments For Rent 53 LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Barrett, Webster Lane, wlton, April 28th, 80 Wells Street, two 606, April 27th, 10-2, 9 O’Leary swords, oil paintings, pewter, Seiiing BOLTON PAINTING - new homes custom built, winch, excellent condition. Will Main Street, Manchester, 649- bicycles, baby needs, many MANCHESTER - lliree rooms, 649-0822. 4501. RECONDITIONED Zenith 21” Drive. Household, bric-a-brac, furniture, glass. Almost WE HAVE customers waiting Professional painting at remodeled, additions, rec handle up to 24’ boat. 875-1554, other items-Cheap. attic treasures, jewelry, heated, furnished, nice loca­ reasonable prices. 18 years 643-6266. color TV with guarantee, $99.50. an^hing old. Call anytime, 646 for the rental of your apartment tion. $150.3611. Rentes $30 fee, rooms, garages, kitchens Phone 643-7577 days. clothes etc. Boats-Accessorles 45 65: experience. Free estimates. remodeled, bath tile, cement ROOFING-Installation and ^ G SALE - 9-6, April 27, 28, or home. J.D. Real Estate 5466980. Pe/ntIng-PaperIng 32 repairs, gutters, storm win­ USED FURNITURE and mis­ Associates, Inc. 6461S80. 643-1707. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ 12x24 POOL, all accessories, 9w Tolland Turnpike. Dishes, cellaneous items. Items wanted dows, doors. Experienced excellent condition, |200. Phone glass, tools, picnic supplies, a GARAGE SALE - Saturday and 1961 75 h.p. JOHNSON electric ANTIQUE auto arts bought, J.P. LEWIS & Son custom tial or commercial. ^11 64^ to sell on consignment. This TAG SALE - Household, start, outboard motor. Good AVAILABLE May 1st, pleasant quality workmanship. Fully In- 649-3065. little of everything. Moving to Sunday, 9 to 5 p.m., 212 Center sold and traded. The Ford LOOKING for anything in real first floor apartment, three decorating, interior and 4291. “N” That, 63 Oak Street, automotive, and'shop supplies, running condition. $300 or best C N EV M in PAINTER - Experienced only. s^ured. Free estimates. Florida. Rain or Shine. Street, Manchester. China Store, 188 West Middle Tpke., estate rental — apartments, exterior, paper hanging. Fully Manchester. Phone 647-9881. too numerous to list. Saturday offer. Moving, must sell, have rooms, heat and ai^liances, Outside and inside residential. Reasonable prices. Rick COW MANURE - J14 and |7 closet, blaok and white TV, GE Manchester. 649-3236. Open homes, multiple dwellings, no carpeting, leaae and security. insured. 649-9658. CARPENTRY - Porches, gar- Burnett, 646-3005. refrigerator, candles, baby Open Wednesday, ,’Ihursday and April 27th, 9-4, rain date April larger motor. Phone 6465447, Monday-Friday, 6 p.m. -10 p.m. Phone 649-5474 after 5:30 p.m apes, additions, bathrooms, loads, delivered. Gardens fees. Call J.D. Real Estate $175 mraithly, no pets. 6 4 6 3 ^ , rototilled or plowed. 649-8731 BALED HAY, for sale. 649- clothes, and other mis­ Friday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., 28th. 556 Wetherall Street. noon to 2 p.m. or after 6 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Associates, Inc. 6461980. kitchens, houses, repairs. Free Thursday evenings 6 to 9 p.m. 6464780 Autos For Sale Heating-Plumbing 35 after 6 p.m. cellaneous items. 61 Autos For Sale 61 estimates. Small jobs. Stephen Martin, 646-7295. Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 B O m Heating and Plumbing Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale — Prompt, courteous service.______61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 MASON CONTRACTOR - Call 6461496. Plastering, custom built stone or brick fireplaces, chimney SEWERLINES, sink lines, repair, block and cement work. cleaned with electric cutters, New or old. Free estimates. E. Shop, then by professionals. McKinney MERCURY stock No. 24S8 Richardson, 643-0889, 6460608. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ M l pany, 643-5308. STOP TIMO’THY J. Connelly Carpen­ MORIARTY BROTHERS >tS&S BUICK try and General Contracung. FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, LINCOLN n u n NEW NOV* coupe Residential and commercial. 74 repairs, and remodeling. Whether it be a small repair Equipped with a Turbo-Thrift 250 - 6-cyiinder engine, 3-speed Prompt service on emergen­ job, a custom built home or cies. 643-7024. 3 -D A Y synchronized transmission, 2-speed eiectric wipers and washers, M^thing in between, call 646 back-up iights, outside rear-view mirror, Carter’s Extra Care TOP VALUE USED CARS NO JOB too sm all, toilet repairs, plugged drains, kitchen Package and many more standard features. HOME IMPROVEMENT- Call faucets replaced, repaired, rec ® 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 INVENTORY 72 CHRYS. NEWPORT >2495 the people to whom quality is a rooms, bathroom remodeling, SELLING FOR 4-Dr. Hardtop, auto., PS, foe. air, vinyl lop. habit. Dave Burnett, Rich heat modernization, etc. Free S a \ ^ Black, 647-1290, evenings. estimates gladly given. M & M Plumbing & Heating, 6462871. Delivered 73 OPEL MANTA >2995 HOMES BUILT to your specifications and your TOWNE Plumbing Service, PLUS satisfaction. Call David Burnett repairs, alterations, vanity 647-1290, evenings. ACTION SALE Manchester S T A T E T A X cabinets a specialty. Call to MORE KINDS OF CARS FOR MORE KINDS OF PEOPLE AND AT MORIARTY >2825 72 BUICK ElECTRA >3295 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 646 MASONRY WORK - Brick, 4056. 4-Dr. Hardtop, automatic, power steering, power block and stone. New work ami brakes, power windows, power SMts, Air Cond. repairs, reasonable prices. Call Flooring 36 PUKES SLUSHED "'3-9508. Plus all these RED HOT EXTRAS! 73 PINTO 2-DOOR >2595 FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, TO MEET APRIL QUOTA ANY TYPE Carpentry (spwializing in older floors). TODAY, SATURDAY & MONDAY! Automatic, white buckets. British Racing Gteen. Ex­ ------^ and tra sharp. masonry work, additions and Inside - outside painting, remodeling. Free estimates. A. ceilings. John Verfaille, 646 Squillacote, 649-0811. 5750, 872-2222. EVERYTHING GOES! F R E ^— | *M PUSH OUnON BADIO 69 FORD RANCH WCN. >1295 8 cyl., automatic, power steering, power brakes, Air ' Booflng-BUIng-Chlmney 34 □ p Q p OODY SIDE MOLDING Conditioning. $AVEHUNDREDS WE INSTALL Aluminum HERE'S SOME OF THE A *1 7 0 - 72 OPEl WAGON >2295 siding, storm windows, doors, Articles tor Sale 41 gutters, awnings, canotinys, WHITEWALL TIRES 4-speed, Air Condition, red bucket seats WAYS WE CAN SAVE RED HOT roofing._^ Spring k# spec w v i d i ALUMINUM sheets used as d e m o s DEMOS aluminum storm windowsndc in­ printing plates, .007 thick, AM tars seU wHk Heehhy Wkeeb Guarantee, 12 Mas, YOU MONEY! VALUE stalled, $17.88. ’Turnpike TV 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. ®EilHOS ALL VINYL INTERIOR UatlmHeM MMeage, See selesmaa for d e tiili. . . Home Improvements, 6463406. Phone 643-2711. "MIUAGE MAKERS' Autos For Sale UNDERCOATING 61 Articles tor Sale 41 TWO OF THE BEST OF TWO WOILDS |*0»1 S & S BUICK 74 LTD SQUIRE ".\eK Knglamr* Fatten Crowing Huirk-Opet Dealer" #4053 But Act FasU Limiteil Time Offer Only! When It comes to small cars. onglnBlLWPrlc* 2-Ooor SPECIAL *6145 (E«il S3 Ofl * Boirtt Ntrt to Agwty, O n* Block Iron) Cildor'tl, FROMUROK Just 8 KIniitoo from.PoytnlMn Hortlerdl ’ Come to usi FROM AMERICA Get Yours Now... 1974 CAPRI u Cor A Driver Mogoiin. volad 1974 COMEY 19^4* * * * * ***1**^ C o u p . .1 UNCOIN-MERCUR Y DIVISION'S Economy Cor of tho Yn f . RED HOT BUYS 74 6RAN TORIMO ^ ’74 g r e m l in HOW TO QUIT OnglnolUrtP^^™^! USED CARS ^SPECIAL *3560 I BIG CARS Here are fust a few...

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1974 MERCURY MARQIHS BROUGHAM 71 PLYMOUTH W u tlS T S i>,>1745 4-DOOR PILURED HARDTOP, #3453 1974 MERCURY M0NTEG6 7 4 IMPALA Fury III Sport Coupe. V-8, A/trana„ Sport Sedan. V-8. A/trans., olr condi­ air condition, vinyl root, P/staarIng, 4-DR.PILURED HARDTOP •POOtf tion, vinyl roof, P/stserlng, P/brakss. P/brakes, radio. 72 GALAXIE 500 ACTIO N c Ford Sport Cpe. V-8, A/trans.. vinyl SALE ¥ ACTION e Was 13005 .> > 3895 W sa 82195 no« * 2 0 9 5 roof. P/steerlng. radio. SALE ^ PRICE W u $2445 no«*2175 5271 PRICE ®2995 l.mptrotur. cenir.l AIR 3310 70 NOVA 232 cu. In. 6-cyllnder engine, automatic transmie- CONOiTIONINO, pt, pb, .l.clric rM r window dtleggor, om.fm I aide**" 7 3 NOVA Coupe. V-8. 4-spa«d trana., radio. Coup#. 6-cyl., A/trons., radio 71 CAMARO Sion, electric rear defroster. Rally side stripes, •IW M radio, w hit. JR 78x15 i Im I b«lt.d llrtt, lo ^ « l with .x- Only4210 D0WH*23*' perwetk Sport Cpa. V-8, A/trans., vinyl root, IrcM. A'cemMny-ownod A nMinlolnod domonilroter such oi Ihii W a s81IS5 n o w M 7 9 5 P/staerIng, radio. front disc brakes, courtesy light group, undercoat Woa 82195 Nm«*2795 g iv n you Ih . opportunity to own o (ully'^qulppod cor at o p ^ ^rlc groM iiMlonk, 302 V-l, So Im I Shift out.motic, 071 x 14 and wax. No. 2295 moit poopl. drooni of. Not only hovo our dbina^ratort boon dlh.'. broktE, A M radio, Was 82595 ita.>2495 molntaiiwd by our oxcoUont lorvko doportnwnt, but w . or. of- ^ lu x . w h ^ cevorA protictivo body t il . moldingi, A morol *-0oof u LTD 73 MALIBU r '" ' ? "'•f H.0OO.MIH, 12-MONTH FACTORY i i M . 71 IMPALA 4-Door. V-8, /1/trans., P/sleerlng, M r w M k ' i ’*' "''• 'o g . cTMlit and $23.R7 68 FIREBIRD WARRANTY. Eight othor dtm oi ovoilabt.; Inducting C .u aan p«r W M k tar 38 monthi. Rnonc* charge on $3100 to b . finoned Custom Cpa. V-8, A/trans., air condi­ P/brakes, radio. - — ” “*'nota. eon- Sport Coupe. V-8, /1/trans., Montoget, lincelni, a ethorhtottury.1 ofter dewh p aym .n lIt $567.63. Annual rpt. I I. O IH tion, vinyl root, P/ataarlng, radio. P/sleerlng, radio. f, ^ h o w * 2 9 9 5 Was 82345 n o w ‘ 2 1 7 5 4-cyW<»^' W as8TS95 •ta«*1495 Switch to our 1974 Mark II. It brings you big car 74 MATADOR benefits without big car problems. r ^ ACTION SALE BONUS ★ 72 IMPALA *2495 73 CUTLASS S Sport Sedan. V-8, A/trans., air condi­ 73 VEGA COUPE Mark II has plenty of space per passenger. It rides COUPE Hatchback. 4-cyl., A/trans., sir condl AM-FM RADIO WITH EVERY NEW CAPRI Olds Coups. C-8, A/trans, vinyl roof, tion, vinyl root, P/ataerIng, P/brakas, cushy...yet parks and handles easy. jOLDTOPAY, SATURDAY, a IVIOWPAYl P/atsorlng, P/brakea, radio. radio tion, radio. And Mark II gives you the kind of luxury...as standard *1895 Was 83105 Htw*3095 W M 82505 .•2 4 9 5 Was 82805 no«>2595 equipment...that you may have associated only with big 73HERCURY S3Q9S Mentege M X 4-Dr. Pittored nCOMET $1795 69 MERCURY cars. Such as an AM/FM Multiplex radio on the Hard- Herrfteo. im«H V-R, eute.. PS. 2-Doer Sedon. Iri'i, ecfemetic, Mcniaga ,^^X • 73VCIK.1 $2795 lypar iati s : imi Power front disc PI, Air Condiliening, AM rodie, 6-cy1,, AM reeio, i-Dwner Wagon, whilt, bloc , V , |hl blua, light green wilh green vinyl riar, imall V-8, oulan-jiir, rs Mue inter;?,', 4 evl 4 •paad, AMradla, AMfMlU ' ★ ★ ★ TRUCKS ★ ★ ★ engine benefits of a poppy 6-cyllnder top, A green vinyl inlerler. 74 BLAZER *5245 73 COMET $2795 72 PLYMOUTH 52275 72 CHEVROLET *2745 72 MERCURY $2495 4-Deer Sedan, 6-fyl., outomef- ^«ry III 2-dr, hordisp, blue Chaysiuia Modal. V-8, 4-apaad, too ‘f'O'o’s another advan- M tn I.g c M X 2*dr. h .'dttp. 71 TOYOTA $2295 V. Ton Pickup. V-8. 4-speed trans., k, power iteering, radio, yel­ white vinyl top, 8

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PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri,, April 26. 1974 BF.NJY M^C H E ST E R EVENING HERALD. Mancheater. Conn., Fri,, April 26. 1974- PAGE TWENTV.sp.v p n b y JIM BEBBY Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent 53 Autos For Sale 61 Homes lor Rant 54 MANCHEjSTER - Older four- 1969 MUSTANG Convertible, 6 BUGS BUNNY OUT 0()R WAY BY NED COCHRAN oUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE room apartment on bus line. APARTMENT 456 1/2 MAIN STREET - 6 cylinder, automatic, $750. Includes heat and appliances. I WANT A CAR THAT'S VEWY RENTAL OFFICE rooms, family unit, security. Phone 649-1582 after 6 p.m. HOWEVER, I '— ' ( a COURSE, t h e r e 'l l b e a n e x t r a o i a r o e ) NX3, I'LL S E E TH' S O M E O F THE X AW' B EIW ' S T U B - $135 and $155 per month. Paul 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. t h in k I e o r w h a t f o r e m a w .' REA/IEM- OLD BOYS MAKE t BORW A8CUT IT b a h ; it s 1 DOESN'T ^ FER ACCESSORIES/ • W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, We have a large variety of YEK LOOKIN' FE R ,' BER WHEW -lOU , A BIG ROlWTOF I t HEYLL WASTE WPCSSIBLE To 1971 OPEL, excellent condition EVEKVBODVj’ W ERE A FBREMAW? 646- 1021. deluxe one and two-bedroom VERNON - 4 1/2 room house, throughout. 25 miles per gallon. STEP THIS WAY/ REMIWDIW' T H '/ A LL AMJRWIW’ TE^CHYOU LOUTS YO U H A P A F IT B u l l t h a t < l o o k iw ' f o r h e l p THE RUPIMENTS apartments and townhouses rural location, yet convenient WHEWAWVBOPy $1,500. Call 649-5798. YOU'RE A ^ .THEY'KMEW \WHEW ITS STAWP- OF c h i v a l r y .' MANCHESTER - Two- throughout Manchester. Ren­ for shopping and commuting. WEAL > tWEWTOVER. ' H IM w h e w '/ I IW’ RIG H T BEHIWP YOU’P BLITZ YOUR YDUR HEAP.' bedroom, isolated end of tal office open daily from 9-5, $150 monthly includes EXCELLENT BUY, 1964 FWIEND* ) -r;— L 'EM.' , VAX TO THE C00KIE5 building apartment, wrap other times by apptintment. appliances. Tenant pays own Chevrolet Bel Air, in good con­ USED CARS AT A L A D I E S ' T EW * around view, balcony, heat and lights. 647-1113 after ' 1 WaaA\p* TV\fo-T0EP dition. Good brakes, new u r ^ cathedral beamed ceiling, pool, 6:30 p.m. exhaust system, new front UOTH sauna baths, tennis courts, DMUT0QnDV«SES,MC. incidentally . i tires, wheels aligned and MV OLD PARTNER community building facilities, 240-A Nm State M , Mndiester balanced. Low mileage for ten S m S m excellent maintenance. 646-1021 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• AND I W E R E H -2 h year old car. $250 or best offer. UNDEFEATED Oakland Manor Apartments, Business tor Rent 55 Can be seen at 193 Wells Street, AT DOUBLESf Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 647- 0771. Manchester, 649-3933. 53 Apartments For Rent 53 STORAGE Warehouse - 10,500 RWKVILLE - Available May FIVE ROOM Duplex, recently FOUR ROOMS, second floor, LARGE CENTRAL BEAUTIFUL five room apart­ square feet, platform level. remodeled, carpeting, attic, ment, wall to wall througnout, 1st, apartment, three large Stock Place, rear. Attractive MICKKY FINN nice neighborhood, large yard, redecorated five rooms, one- rooms, heat, hot water, parking BY HANK LEONARD basement, garage, near no pets, adults preferred. car parking. No pets. $170. completely modem with new rental Brokers protected. Call hospital. No pets. Security PRESIDENTIAL refrigerator, double decker included. Adults, no pets/ 522-3114. References, $150 monthly. 649- Security. Phone 646-0057. security. $145 monthly. 646- LANCE-THERE'S BUT I STILL HAVE FAITH HERE'S THE osit. Available May 1st. 6247. VILUGE APTS. stove and gas heat. Laundry 1060, ALWAYS A SMALL IN THE GREAT MAJORITY RESULT OF I. monthly. 649-3124. hook-ups. Very large yard, THREE Air-conditioned offices Claan, Lats M o M PERCENTAGE OF AMERICAN PEOPLE/. THE FIRST S ROCKVILLE - Six rooms, parking for two cars. Occupan­ for rent, choice location, ample THAT WOULD ROOMMATE for 2-bedroom enclosed sun porch, washer- MANCHESTER VOTE FOR HITLER cy July 1st. 647-1794. ROCKVILLE - Fox Hill off-street parking. Under $5 per i USED CARS apartment, with fireplace, $^ dryer hookup. $187.50 per Top Pricss PaM m.*5w . OR STALIN/ GLASTONBURY Two weekly. Call after 6 p.m., 646- One and two bedrooms. Apartments, 3V4- one-bedroom square foot. Contact John H. month. Security deposit. Lappen, Inc., 649-5261 for For All Makes bedrooms,. at.appliances and heat, 7378. Utilities extra. 742-9833. Near schools, churches VERNON - IDEAL for apartment, heat and hot water rvn 4 $200. 72-21. Rentex[ $30 fee, 549- included. $160. Phone 872-2343, details. nr and shopping center, on newl)iweds, modem three-room CARTER CHEVROLET ae/Ttu U U ES BASICALLY A 6980. Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. u. « PgUBLES aAVER* bus line. Call anytime. apartment, compact for easy GARAGE TYPE building, 1100 C0..MC. ^ €> care. Convenient for com­ ROCKVILLE - Large 5-room square feet with office, 1229 Main SIraat 646-2623 muting. $145 monthly includes THREE BEDROOM apart­ lavatory and furnace. Business CAPTAIN EASY apartment, $140 monthly, heat, appliances and parking. Phone 646-6464 BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE security and references, two ★ FREE DEM0NSTRATI6N ★ ment, living room, kitchen, $170 zoned II, immediate occupancy. .. 1 647-1113, weekdays after 6:30 monthly. Call 1-666-0067 or 1- kids O.K., no pets. 643-2269. p.m. Call 633-2761. 526-5462. ADORA WILL CERTAINLY NEED a d o r a NOr£ve« wAwr AT THAT A AHANAGER FOR HER SHOWBIZ HMM...JAV HADLEY... MANCHESTER VICINITY - BE APART FROM EASY 1 MOIWEMT. YOU KNOW, THAT NAME Autos For Sale 61 Services Ottered BOOKIWGSl $ 0 (AheivO if I MAY Four-room apartment, first 31 Autos For Sale 61 OFFER MY SERVICE'V IC E^— DOES SEEM TO KINO A BELL-IN THE FIELD floor, wall-to-wall carpeting, Resort Property Trucks tor Sale 62 OF ANTHROPOLOeV: appliances, heat, hot water, For Rent 56 MUSEUM parking, cellar storage, large SAAB DODGE 1973 3/4ton, four-wheel CURATOR PRISCILLA’S POP yard. Children accepted. Phone ★ COURTEOUS TREATMENT ★ TWO NEW chalets. Lake Win- drive, power wagon. Low BY AL VERMEER 649-2871, $190 monthly. nipesaukee. New Hampshire, mileage, loaded with extras. STUART, WE'VE private beach, walking dis­ Automatic, V-8, power DECIDED TO R E T IR E MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES tance. Nicely furnished. Over­ steering, two sets of tires in­ -;^VOUR JERSEV. MANCHESTER - One and two- Siief U m t HirtM M h Hmditsttr 643-1511 VALUE sized fireplace. One sleeps 7, cluded. Ideal for camper, must bedroom apartments, air- one sleeps 10. Dates going sell. 646-5892. conditioned^ carpeting, quickly, ^ 5 5 6 6 . / appliances, playground and pool. From $170. Eastern, 64^ GIANTS NECK BEACH - three- Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 8250. \ b^room cottage, large kitchen, H.TK «!■ US W M-y dining room, living room, and 1974 KAWASAKI -KX-250 NEWLY REDECORATED 3- screened porch. $150 weekly. Motocrosser. Only ridden the STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF room apartment. Available on Phone between 7:30 and 10 one hour break-in period. Best one floor, heat included. Call p.m., Avon 673-2335. offer. Call 872-2540. 646-5285 after 5 p.m. HIS OFRCE 'HOW ABOUT THAT^ '1t ^ ‘niWID£D!-BECAUSE^ REPORTS THAT FOUL-UP, FANSTJ GIANTS NECK Heights - next LOW COST motorcycle in­ GONE OUT FOR A SHORT HOTTY-POTTV WOUIDNT COU.CANVON E66 ON VOUREUE BEER THAT DAV HE WAS PAY FOR A PHONBCALL ROCKVILLE - Four rooms, to Rocky Neck, two-bedroom surance, immediate binding. 4-L^ IS OUT OF THE -AT PINNER TIME.' H74 tyUA-KK-TM Rea US Ht M DESTINED TO MEET THE, TO FIND OUT IF THE first floor, with appliances, kids cottages, sleeps 7, five minute See us for your needs, Crockett i Cm H COUNTRY.' R ■ CAPULET KID.' LOVE-DOCTOR WAS IN.' and pets O.K. $120. 32-03. walk to private beach. $140 Agency, 643-1577. BY ART SAMSON Rentex $30 fee. 549-6980. weekly. Mrs. Carter, 742-8142. HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- MANCHESTER - Modem two RELIEVE BRAND NEW CTcles, parts and accessories. DO VCX) BELIEVE KUOWWHATI CPU BDTTEW,, bedroom Townhouse, heat, hot Expert service. Harley- IWl^llOdARWATlOU V W TTD aW E water, appliances, carpeting, 1974 Wented to Rent 57 Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, private basement with laundry Hartford. 247-9774. hook-up, nice yard and garage. RENTS AND apartments $250 monthly. Stephens Realty needed badly. Customers MOTORCYCLE Insurance - 646-1267. GAS DODGE DART waiting^ Call Gary Cantor at Lowest rates available. Burke Realty, 1-429-6471. Immediate binding. Prompt n FOUR ROOM and five-room Claim service. Call Clarke In­ apartments, tiled bath, heat, 2-Door Hardtop. Vinyl roof, 225, 6- WORKING COUPLE desires to surance Agency, 643-1126. hot water included, newly cyllnder, automatic, whitewall tires, rent house in Manchester area. 1 remodeled. Middle-age adults. PAINS! A07 merchandise package. Stock No. Husband will redecorate if EXPERT bicycle repairs, all Security daosit, references, no TRY ONE OF TED TRUDON’S ‘SURE CURES' FOR WHAT'S 4216 needed. No children. Phone makes, mc^els and speeds. THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA pets, parking, 11 1/2A and B after 5 p.m., 649-5474. Peugeot, Raleigh deal 4-2^ A dealers, School Street, across frbm East AILING YOU. AS A MATTER OF FACT, WE GIVE YOU A Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- Side Rec, near Main. *3295 ELDERLY woman needs three 2098. ....BV TH E WAM 100% GUARANTY* FOR 60 DAYS or four room apartment, ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN FRED, IT KJAS Special Purchase reasonable. Phone M3-8278. 474 MAIN ST. three rooms, THAT NOT ONLY RELIEVES GAS PAINS BUT ALSO 1974 GIRL’S 3-speed bicycle, like QEWEROU3 OF VtX) heated, family unit, $160. Call 9- CHRYSLER CORP. new. Asking $50. P'none 643- D O W A TlN e A 5, 646-2426. SETS YOUR MIND COMPLETELY AT EASE!! 1973 DODGE D106 LANDLORDS, moperty owners 0494. LOUDSPEAKER IM and managers. Fill your vacan­ MEMORY O F CORONETS a POLARAS HANDLE BARS - factory- 6 0 0 , WILMA'S M O T H ER / MANCHESTER - Neyr unusual Vs-TON PICKUP cies fast to qualified people at HOO/ one-bedroom townhouse, full 6-cyllndcr, autonuitle no cost or obligation to you. seconds all styles, each. o Connecticut Cycle Accessories, P private basement. Front and VOLKSWAGENS Rentex 728-9423, call collect. ^ B O O ! rear entrances. Patio. Includes 316 Hartford Road. 66 VW $1260 Manchester. heat, appliances and carpeting. 69 VW 91898 *2795 Sedan. 4 ipead, rad. $235 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, Faetback. Automatic, Chrysler Corp. Extended Warranty □ AUTOMOTIVE VaryaharpI rad. 18.000 Mllee or 18 Montljie. ^ *2995 YAMAHA 1972 360 MX, Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. •••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• 70 VW $2095 excellent condition, with 3^bike 68 VW t169S Autos For Salo 61 149 OAKLAND Street - Two Squaraback. 4 spaed Sedan. Automatic stick trailer, $850. Phone 643-8623. shift, blue. room heated apartment, first Oraen. NEED CAR? Credit bad? 450 HONDA 1973, stock Hoor, $110. Call 646-2426, 9 a.m. 69 VW 11698 71 VW $2899 Bankrimt? Repossessed? to 5 p.m. Squaraback. 4 speed, machine, 3,700 miles, excellent Sedan. 4 spaed, beige. yellow. Honest Douglas accepts lowest condition. Asking $1,200. Phone down, smallest payments. I.b5Tus I LARGE THREE ROOM apart­ 70 VW $2298 70 VW $2099 CHORCHES 646-0410 after 5 p.m. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. ment, kitchen, living room, Squaraback. 4 speed, Fastback. Automatic, MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY W IN AT BRIDGE white. biw d o d g e CHRYSLER 1972 650 TRIUMPH Bonneville, bedroom, $140 monthly. Call 1- of MANCHESTER AUTO INSURANCE - compare West North East South 666-0067 or 1-526-5462. rebuilt engine, 8” extension. 72 VW $2198 68 VW $1798 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER our low rates. For a telephone Custom tank. Call after 4:30, 1$ Pass 1» Custom Sedan. 4 speed, Convertible. Automatic 643-2791 quotation call Mr. Dolin at 6 ^ 6404)831, $1,300. GOTTO ADMIT, Pass 3? Pass 46 ROCKVILLE - Modern 2- yellow. ahift, yellow. Safety play scores big bonus The nine-spot finesse THAT&KINQA / Pass 4 f Pass 4N.T. bedroom duplex, basement, 70 r a $2106 would play an unexpected 9 BOY’S 20” hi-rise Columbia dividend this time. South Pass 56 Pass appliances, available May 1st. 71 VW $2998 Station Wagon. 7 pas­ SAVE - Buy rebuilt engines CLEVER • Security required. $180. 411 Wagon. Red. senger, rad. bicycle, 3-speed, good condi­ ADVERT/91N0< would wind up making seven You, South, hold from Lloyd’s Auto Parts, 191 tion, $25. Phone 649-7105. instead of six. Eastern, 646-8250. FITZGERALD FORD. INC. Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- Here is another safety play 6K 2 TA J 7 6 5 4A6 4 $Q9 4 NORTH 26 What if West goes up with What do you do now: 1558. HONDA SL70,1972 model, very A 76 at a small slam contract. his jack on the second heart NEWER two family, 1 1/2 73 P IN T O $2898 Once more seven spades A—Bid six hearts. You don’t baths, appliances, 124 Florence 2-Door, 4-cytlndar, automatic transmission, blue. good condition. $200 or best f AK954 lead? In that case South would use Blackwood unless you plan 1968 PLYMOUTH Barracuda, offer. Phone 646-2464. ♦ J63 would have been a good con­ win; return to his hand; take Street, $200 monthly. Call 643- chrome wheels, sun tach, tract. Since it would breeze in to bid six if your side holds three This Week's dkA54 the proven finesse against the aces. 2282 or 644-8896. FORD Holley carb. Phone 647-9487. against any 3-2 break in 71 P IN T O $1990 20” GIRL’S Bike and 20” boy’s JONES 4- WEST EAST 10 of hearts and still make Runabout. 4 speed transmission, yellow. bike, $20 each, good condition. hearts or against a singleton TODAY’S QUESTION ROCKVILLE - Large, modem R/D5EWAY $ 8 3 $942 seven. 1965 CHEVROLET Station Phone 649-4316. ?J 1082 ? 7 ack or 10 of hearts held by Instead of bidding four hearts one-bedroom apartment, wagon, as is, $50. Phone 649- INKWSPAI'EK ENTEKFKI.s e ASSN I 70 M A V E R IC K $1905 $Q94 $K852 i^ast. your partner has bid four spades carpeted, air-conditioned, dis­ 2-Ooor. e-cylindar, automatic, one owner. Blue. SPECIAL BOY’S 28” three-speed bike, A careless South would over your four diamonds. What do hwasher, range and WINTHROP ♦ j 1093 ♦K8762 black, in very good condition. BY DICK CAVALLI SOUTH(D) draw trumps and start on you do now? refrigerator. Available May MUSTANG 1971 convertible, hearts from the top. East V'FCRRDJ'»>/e44 1st. ^ c u rity required. $160. 72 A U O l 100 $3895 $45. Phone after 5 p.m., 64^ $ AKQJ 105 Answer Tomorrow standard, power steering, 3767. YOU'RE LUCKY, CHIPS...MOU would show out on the second The bidding has been: 26 Eastern, 646-8250. 2-Door, 4-spaed, green. power brakes, power windows, t Q63 d o n T h a v e t o s o t o s c h o o l . $ A 107 heart and our careless friend 1972 PINTO WAGON tape player. $1,900. 643-6690. NO TESTS, NO HC3ME WORK ... would play the rest of the MANCHESTER - 3-bedroom 70 T O Y O T A $1695 Campers-Trellers ♦ Q Answer to Previous Puzzle Mobile Homes 65 hand carefully but most un­ 4-Door. 4-cyllndar, automatic, groan. Yellow, automatic transmission, 4-cyllnder engine, Social Events 1 5 e. N s u <3 duplex. Available May 1st. AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite 1969, Neither vulnerable successfully, assuming that Security required. $190. A78x13 whitewall tires, AM radio, luggage rack. Extra 25-30 mpg, $750. Must sell. Call E E E L A STOP paying high rent, own r his opponents defended IP \ E A N 1 3 Eastern 646-8250. West North Elast South 70 C O U G A R $1798 clean. Has 19,206 miles. No. 117A 5^73M after 6 p.m. A D » R O N your own mobile home, just $3,- 16 reasonably well. ACROSS 2 Says further 2-Door Hardtop.V-8, automatic, power ateerlno. 3 Falsehood ] 1 O & £ 3 995. Ready to live in. 10 year Pass 2? A careful South would note 1. A NJ E EAST HARTFORD - Modem Qreen. 1970 PLYMOUTH wagon, two Pass 46 1 Dancing event 4 System of ESQ m financing available. New and Pass 5 $ Pass 56 that the contract was six, not 5 Outing long-range o h . E Ia Tt I E one-bedroom apartment, toned paneled. Good condition. p Ai S E R NOW * 2 5 9 5 used homes, priced to sell. Pass 66 Pass Pass seven. When he got around to 11 Mass medium navigation a carpeting, air-conditioning, 72 N O V A $2495 Phone 649-4563. 12 Roman E Kfi S R 1 13 3 Trades welcome. Plaza Homes, Pass playing the hearts he would 5 Writing p H £ L. appliances. Available im­ Hardtop. V-8, automatic, power atearing. Rad. goddess of war 1 comer 44A and 195, Mansfield. instrument 1 r 1 mediately. Security required. cash his queen and finesse £ R] 1967 COUGAR, XR7, needs Opening lead— $J ( myth.) E. N *r C Call 1-429-2822. Quality homes 6 Sick [e Tn I 3 $155. Superintendant 569-2339. dummy’s nine spot next. 13 Church official H work, best offer. New tires and 7 Nearby T R 1 o n [3 73 CHEVROLET $2798 sensibly priced. 14 Deprived of 0 Malibu 2-Door Hardtop.V-8, automatic, power ateer- 1974 MUSTANG GHIA muffler. Phone 528-8848. He wouldn’t mind losing a 8 ■•New” star S O P s 13 13 affection 11a Ing, radial tirea. Very low mileage. Cream. Whits 2-poor. Automatic transmission, trac-lok 1973 GALAXIE 500 t lyr* Sf HU Kc 1V kcs 0 s 0** surprise attack Ip the jack or 9 Adjectival NIMROD HARDTOP tent By Oswald & James Jacoby 15 Roman god of suffixes 26 Medicinal small pieces Risetric White 4-Door Sedan. Automatic transmission, power 1968 DODGE CHARGER, 10. Six s p a d e / plus four the lower ^ dsfrostar, conv. group, powsr stsaring, consols steering, power brakes, V-8 engine, conv. group, AM camper, lightweight. Good cgn- SHORT RIBS hearts plus two aces would 10 Mean fellows plant 44 Constellation. 70 F A L C O N $1308 automatic transmission, power dition with awning. $500. Can ne world 11 Radical (coll.) 27 Belgrade VIP Mirtor VILLAGER covers, whitewall tiraa, trac- total 12 tricks. 16 Quick-witted 2-Door. 8-cyllndor, automatic transmission, power l^mlleags” ' lok differential, vinyl seats, air conditioning. steering. Best offer. Phone 644- seen anytime, 45 Lake Street, 12.Not with­ 28 Greek theaters 45 Beast of APARTMENTS steering, green. 0530. Manchester. Phone 643-1761. THE WITCH IS DOING H ER IB Back Ulk standing 29 Flesh food burden "HAT5 th e Big g e s t THATS NOT SPRiMO CLEANING/ (coll.) 17 Own 32 Chest bones 46 School near One bedroom apartment. -.AVSTACK I've £V^R SEEN. A HA7STACK/ 19 Upward 19 Fish sauce 34 Attila's London NOW * 4 0 1 0 s t a r (comb, form) Wall-to-wall carpeting. Two 71 C A M A R O $2108 NOW * 3 0 5 0 " GAXER''tC> 20 Slight subject 47 Margins 2-Door Hardtop. 307 V-8,3-spaad, brown. Automotive Service -Bv CLAY R. POLLAN- 20 Compass point 21 Theological 39 Buty 48GreM goddess air-conditioners, appliances, Automotive Service 66 ARIES UIKA your Daily Activity Gvic/t 22 Greet degree (ab.l 41"----- of dawn MAR. II sffr. 23 r t '' 25 Seasoning heat and hot water. Tiled According to th§ Stars. ’’ 22 Cavity birthday I " 50 Writing fluid bath. No pets. Aril. If OCT. 27 Masculine 23 Genus of Old 42 Watering 51 Diminutive •GUARANTY COVERS ENGINE, TRANSMISSION, REAR 6-11-12-20 To develop messoge for Soturdoy, nickname places suffixes AXLE, FRONT AXLE ASSEMBLY, BRAKE SYSTEMS, 1972 GALAXIE 500 reod words corresporxling to numbers 2- B-21-26^ World herbs Pl! 1971 GRAN TORINO 643-5135 >-43«L8l 153^7-69 30 French river 24 Hostelries 43 Ch:hop into 53 Exist ELECTRIC SYSTEM WITH UNLIMITED MILEAGE FOR 60 24 HOUR TOWING of your Zodiac birth sign. 31 Winter event Call 649-7620 ^ TAURUS SCORPIO DAYSI Gold 4-Ooor Sedan. Automatic transmission, V-8 1 Turn 3) Flies 61 Moy (2 wds. I r engine, power steering, power brakes, tinted glass Maroon 2-Door Hardtop. Automatic transmission, V-8 AM. JO ocr. j j ^ 1 r " T" r r 7 " 8 9 to engine, power steering. AM radio, whitewall tires. 2 You're 32 Some 62 People 33 Noonday meal AM radio, air conditioning, whitewall tires. I ^ MAr JO 3 Your 33 Sodr>ess 63 intensely NOP. J l ^ ^ il IT 64 On 35 Willow genus 4-14-25-301 4Be 34 Let 34-36-38-40/0 36 German ■/4S-57-62 SO n 35 People 6SWbot 13 14 6 Good 36 Your 66 On 46-19-50 i “ stream CLEAN, quiet first-floor three NOW * 1 5 0 5 IWORIARTY BROTHERS, BUZZ SAWYER GEMINI 67 Personol 37 No longer new room apartment. Heat, hot NOW * 1 0 9 5 BY ROY CRANE 7 Your 37 Swiftly SAGITTARIUS i8 H 6 17 18 MAY Jl 8 Expected 38Hoir 68 Sole NOV. JJ / w 38 Small vessel water, parking. Adults only. No TED TRUDO 9 Avoid 39 And 69 Letter JO 39 Elected ones 19 21 »ets. $125. Reply Box “J J ”, mrSTUEinEASUODVlHG f JEALOUS/ lORodiixit 40 Down 70 Be OfC. Jl (coll.) KID.\ 'iOU MIGHT BE I YEAH? POES HE have MONEY? HOw’ ,41-48-51-55 71 You lanchester Heral■raid. 31S CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phon* 64 3 - SI3S AMERICAN^ 'SULEAMN? 11 For 41 A 59-63-64-65j r 40 Words of h 23 24 38 29 V0LKSWA9EN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF 1974 m in t e r e s t e d TO I. YOU KNOW HE'S NOT THE FUZZ? u 61-70-72 12 Giving 42 Anger 72 Exoggerottd 71-73-77 1 , 13 Prowl 43 To 73 Art hesitation HE'S OMLY EycV KNOW HE WAS CANCER CAPRICORN S ir 31 BOLTON - Four-room heated PORSCHE/AUDI FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY, II UW her« 44 Home 74 Willingness 42 Avoid FORD CARS & TRUCKS A KIP. ^APmiMO MY' 3 fj^KJUNl il ISO iorm 45 Meet 75 To 45 Constellation apartment, stove and 1001113 16 Areas 46 Hove 76 Work A 33 NECKLACE, SULLY. ; N't BLUSH, h - S u u u « JAN. If idjiS 46 Before refrigerator, lawn. Security TOUMBTUNPIIE CONTROLLED AUTO ROOT REPAIRS l7W hert 47 Concerning 77 Doing 49 Social IN STOCK! STUPID. 113-16-17-23 48 Report 78 Is 9-22-39-42# 33 deposit, one year minimum TA LC O nV U I WANTS TO KNOW s l8Bliiet>ird gatherings 34 n r o n a ll m a k o $ . . . -66-68 190f 49 Good 79 Your U4-78-84-891 lease. No children, no pets. I I V IP YOU HAVE MORE,^ j 20 More W Tim e 80 Pet 52 Place for a ■ / : LEO AQUARIUS 21 To 51 Or 81 Hobbies party $165. 649-6617. JAN. Ib 22Hosle 52 To 82 Is 54 Concurs 43 U' 46 47 48 FITZGERALD FORD, INC. LO A N and REN TAL CARS 23 Things 5 3 A 831s iSi-AUG. JJ Ftp. If , 55 Formal balls 54 And 84 Best FOUR ROOMS, $217 per month, “TOLLAND COUNTY'S OLDEST FORD DEALER** Available by Appointment. . . - > 1- 5- 7-10 24 Happiness 18-19-24-31/ 56 Man-eating to u 25 You 55Tole SSApporent fish (pi.) heated, hot water, stove, ;g^5-3^-90 26 Answer' 5 6 A 86 Do^tep 37-52-79-86V WINDSOR AVE. ROCKVILLE OPEN E V E l 57 Urges (slang) H ss VIRGO 27 Are 57 Influenttol 87 Will PISCES refrigerator, dishwasher, gar­ 58Womon 88 Apprtcioted bage disposal, 2-car parking STAN OZIM EK , Manager 28lSbility HP. DOWN ST M P h o n e 643^2485 CAU TOU FREE 1-800-842-2276 29 Time 59 CoTKentrote 69Softst space, tennis court, swimming 301-315 CENTERS!., MANCHESTER 30 Con 60 Friend 90 Respond MA*. I Indonesian pool. Call 646-6962. 6 4 9 - 2 8 3 8 3-28-54-740? island SHOP AND SAVE ^3 2 ^7 -5 6 )G ooJ Adverse ^ ^ N e u t r j l 75-76«-88'A (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I 1 fAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. April 26, 1974 # . I Rockville Discharged Thursday: Goodrich, Enfield; Phyllis Richards Sr., Bolton Rd., Ver­ George Baker, Regan Rd., Maloon, Buff Cap Rd., Tolland; non. I Hospital Rockville; Jeanette Boccio, James Nolan, Eastview Dr., Births Thursday: A daughter Carriage Dr., Tolland; Susan Rockville; Rose Marie to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Batt, I Notes Christman, Hillside Manor Pelletier, High Manor Park,' Lord Rd,, Rockville; a son to Ave., Vernon; Wendy Gates, Rockville; Robert Raczkowski, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kayan, HanrlirHtrr lEnrning Mrralb Pearl Dr., Vernon; Christine High St., Rockville; Ernest Windsorville Rd., Rockville. Admitted Thursday: Elsie Cummings, Ellington Ave., MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 2T;'T974 - VOL. XCIII, No. Manchester—A City of Village Charm Rockville; David Fletcher, Ir­ FOURTEEN PAGES — TWO MINIS ving St., Manchester; Shirley Grant, Prospect St., Rockville; Barbara Merk, Talcott Ave., Rockville; Albert Parker, Staf­ ford Springs; Herbert Ray­ CARPETS mond, Hillcrest Dr., Vernon; Jeanne Salois, Summit Dr., ‘Acid Mist’ Leak Forces Tolland; Louis Scully, Penfield WHOLESALE TO ALL Av., Rockville. FOOD PRICES AT OUR WAREHOUSE GOT YOU DOWN? COME ON DOWN AND SAVEI Thousands from Homes The gas, silicon CHICAGO (UPD-A leak in down the block. People were aid evacuation and to prevent The chemical first was coughing, choking.” Your ALL CARPETS DIRECT FROM a huge South Side chemical tetrachloride, produced a bur­ looting. But later Friday n i^t, reported leaking at 100 pounds Grow Own ning sensation in the throat and plant sent a cloud of potentially First reports were that it was at the urging of Chicago Mayor per minute, but engineers later Fresh Vegetables eyes and caused nausea and THE STATE OF GEORGIA MILLS ^eroBH -acid mirt” over a not dangerous, but toxicologist Richard J. Daley, he r e le a ^ reduced the leakage by about 50 headaches. This Summer! flve-mile long area Friday, Badi Boulos of the University of two of the battalions but kept a per cent by dropping lead balls “It was just horrible,” said A NEW TRAILER LOAD EVERY MONTH forcing authorities to order at IllinoisMedical School said the military police unit activated to the bottom of the tank. least 16,000 persons removed Mrs. Jesse Hudson, a resident fumes could be fatal to children as a precaution. A spokesman said today that of the Altgeld Garden housing / P L A N T ^ from their homes. or persons with respiratory A spokesman for the if Bulk Terminal was not able We Do Not Buy From The blue cloud, 12,000 feet ailments. Honor Society Officers from left are Sue Maillet, Karen message of guest speaker Richard Day. (Herald photo by development, where most of Evironmental Protection Agen­ to contain the fumes with a high, sprang from a leak in a 1.2 the residents were forced to Gov. Daniel Walker flew over Luko, Robert Lussier and Karine Lukovitz, listening to Dunn) Distributors! cy said the gas leak was caused sleeve device before the day is million gallon tank at the Bulk leave. “The stuff was real thick the affected area and then by valve malfunctions at the over, then the remaining Terminal Co. It hung over the and you couldn’t breathe out­ ordered mobilization of three NIUSmimilCHlRIIIiaaBlUXCMIPET «i.yd.*1.9« bottom of the tank —which con­ chemicals would be pumped to area for hours, lifting in some side. You couldn’t even see National Guard battalions to tained about 500,000 gallons. other tanks. ECHS Inducts 39 Into Honor Society sections and falling in others. THE CARPET MERCHANTS Early today, however, By SCOTTE GORDON over a period of five con­ new members. In his presenta­ authorities told residents they Bradley, Monica Fitzgerald, QUAUTY '^^SINCE 1892 TOLLAND TURNPIKE were "free to return to their (for The Herald) secutive semesters, and a tion Day challenged the Janet Keleher, Judith Lauder, OPEN DAILY 10-6 1310 faculty evaluation of the homes,’’ but they were Meskill Signs Budget Parents and students members to integrate the Karen Luko, Karlene Lukovitz, Tho CHAS. C. H AR T MANCHESTER. CONN. student’s leadership, character, various scopes of their per­ 646-8568 cautioned the police depart­ HARTFORDUADfm?rkDrk /¥Tnf\(UPI) - Gov._ .... ^ . . . witnessed the induction of 39 Robert Lussier, Suzanne CLOSED SUNDAY ’The governor said the sales deficit from the Democratic ad­ —The shortened election and service. The induction for SEED Co. BUCKLAND AREA ment could not guarantee their Thomas J. Meskill, stating he members into the Monsignor sonalities to pursue youthful Maillet, James Marino, Ray tax cut was the second in two ministration of Gov. John N. campaign mandated under juniors and senior is held each ideals into the future. He noted Wotborsfioldi Conn. safety. Most went home. could “live with it” Friday ap­ Robert W. Doyle Chapter of the Martina, Eileen McDermott, years. Dempsey. reform legislation plus an­ spring. this is a difficult task in view of At least 29 persons were proved a 11.38 billion state National Honor Society and the Ernest Mintel, Tom Toce and “I can live with this budget On the question of campaign ticipated limits on campaign Support United Farm Workers After lighting four of the the many competing attitudes treated at two local hospitals, budget and enacted an election recognition of Honors “E ” Robert Wetherbee. until the end of my term,” reform, the governor praised a spening and contributions could traditional candles, Robert existing in modern society. and scores of others were year reduction of the state sales As a prelude to area church participation in Farm Workers Sunday when many CathoUc award winners in a ceremony Members of the junior class Meskill said. “And the governor package of bills before the make it more difficult for can­ last night at East Catholic. Lussier, Larry Gerbo, Karen “The attitude however, that treated at evacuation tax. and Protestant churches will urge parishioners to boycott the purchase of lettuce and who were inducted in last headquarters, which were first who succeeds me will be in legislature but said he expects didates this year. The Reverend Robert E. Luko and Suzanne Maillet spoke will work for your benefit is Meskill’s action lowered the night’s ceremony included set up at Washington Carver much better shape than I was some changes will be made in a —He has no news about bis ^ a j ^ from C ^orm ^grow ers who are locked in a dispute with the United Farm Saunders principal, opened the about the values of character sales tax from 6.5 per cent to 6 theism, a revival of loyalty to Karen Barlock, Grace Belfiore, High School but later moved to four years ago when we were in proposed Election Commission. plans after he retires from of­ W ork^ , A F I^ O , an^orm ational picket line was set up Friday in Vernon From left program with a prayer. Master leadership, scholarship and ser- per cent and he also approved a God on a personal basis.” He Corrina Boldi, Mary Ellen Fenger High School when the auch a desperate situation.” Earlier in the day. Secretary fice but does “hope to stay in ^ e : George p en d M , ^nnecticut coordinator of the UFW, ’Hie Rev. William SetaS d S of Ceremonies Karlene vice, respectively. The noted that there is a definite measure ending the capital Burns, David Carter, Tim fumes seeped into Carver and When the Republican gover­ of the State Gloria Schaffer Connecticut.” Meskill has been Lukovitz followed with a brief recurrent theme expressed trend in the younger generation Charlebois, Jean Crouchley, RESTIUIRIUIT GUK gains tax from the sale of real nor took office in January 1971, said that the House had St."L-garet M ir’s fS S ^ ta'S th Wtod^.’^SW^ph^to ^ throughout each of the presen­ people began to collapse. estate by persons over 65. selected by Sen. Lowell P. introduction of the commit­ towards this direction. John DiStefano, Christine Fran- he was faced with a |244 million emasculated the proposed com­ Weicker, R-Conn., for a vacan­ ment of the National Honor tations was the importance of Day’s final word of en­ zosa, James Gentile, Larry mission, removing its law en­ applying each of these qualities cy on the bench of the 2nd Cir­ Society. She explained its pur­ couragement to the students Gerbo, Linda Johnson, Angela forcement powers. cuit Court of Appeals covering pose is “ to create an in service to others. was to “Use patience in the Kalisiak, William Leahy, Bar­ On other matters, the gover­ Guest speaker, Richard Day, New York, Connecticut and enthusiasm for scholarship, a year ahead.” bara Luko, Thomas Martin, nor said: Vermont. desire to promote school and associate nrofessor of New M embers Nancy Mullins, Joyce Oliphant, New Shock Waves —He would not seek elective Churchmen Urge Among the key features of the community services, and to psychology at Manchester Fr. Saunders distributed Donna Pajot, Pam Reckendort, office this year and ruled out Community College, and a budget, which increased spen­ develop individual leadership." National Honor Society awards Pat Swider, Sue Teslk, Mary running for the GOP nomina­ ding over the current $1.2 The requirements a student former member of the to the following seniors; Mark Thiery, Barbara Upton and tion to oppose Sen. Abraham A. billion budget by about 7 per must fulfill in order to be eligi­ Guidance Department at Brenda Willett. Ribicoff, D-Conn. cent, were pay raises for state’’^ Boycott Support ble for membership include ECHS, concluded the ceremony Ripple Econbmy —More than one GOP can­ workers, increased spending maintaining an average of B with his congratulations to the ‘ Kathy says, "Last wookond w » r MdOwf fieetfc, but' didate for governor could win for mass transportation and in­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - things arp undar control onea again— so ‘Lattuca’ all suggesting the problems th^t mortgage money scarce in the election this fall but he creased welfare benefits to HARTFORD (UPI) — Five Roman The governing board of the National gal back to sarvlng you as usual." William E. Simon moved closer Simon faces as George P. April. declined to name them. meet inflation. Catholic bishops and the Connecticut Coun­ Council of Churches decided to observe CRISP AIRE: Mac*, Rom*, Ru***lt, R«d and QoMan DaUdoua Appla*. to Senate confirmation Friday Shultz’ successor: Moberg in Masonic Post —General Motors reported cil of Churches have called upon church “Farm Worker Sunday” to coincide ap­ FRESH: Aaparagua, DamMlon, Spinach, Boalon, Remain* Lattuoa, as secretary of the Treasury, —’The prime interest rate for first quarter earnings of 1120 Oraan Squaah, Hoi Pappara, CaulHlowar, Rhubarb, Paaa, Rad Onlwia, amid another series of members to support the United Farm proximately with the California grape George W. Moberg, Cider business loans soared to a million, the worst since 19M. Uriel in Merrow, Eastern Shakrta, Laaka, Balglum Endive, Egg Plant, Bmaaall Sprauta, economic shock waves. Workers and their grape and lettuce harvest, a spokesman said. Mill Rd., Bolton has been ap­ Partnip*, Turnip*, Swaat Petate**, Cam , Cherry Tamataaa, Onlan record 11 per cent. —Senate opponents of the Starin Willimantic, Wolcott in Simon’s nomination was I News Capsules boycott. Some growers have recognized the pointed a district deputy of the Stafford Hollow, Fayette in Sal*. . —The Commerce Depart­ April 30 end of economic con­ given swift, unanimous ap­ The Catholic bishops and the Council, a Teamsters Union rather than the UFW, Grand Lodge of Ancient Free Rockville, and Ionic in Stafford IMPORTED: Malant, Qrapaa, Hawaiian PhMappI**, UglI Fruit, ment reported the balance of trols predicted climbing prices Qrapafrult, Tempi* Orange*, Naval Orange*, Jalla Orange*, Urn**, proval by the Senate Finance Protestant organization, cited “the con­ and Accepted Masons of Springs. trade was in deficit for the first would bring another freeze. which is an AFL-aO affiliate. Tlie UFW Baac, and D'An|au Paara. Committee and sent to the full tribution of farm workers to our general Connecticut. He was named to Moberg’s appointment time in nine months because of In raising the prime rate Jury Still Out has accused the Teamsters of making • VIM Our WUu Auortmunt of Importod Botktft • Senate for passage expected record high prices for from 10.5 per cent, Franklin welfare and their need for justice.” “sweetheart” contracts with growers this office by Wesley Gomez, became effective April 4, WEEKEND SPECIALSI NEW YORK (UPI) — The jury in the Mitchell-Stans grand master of Masons in early next week. diminishing oil supplies. National Bank Chairman In a statement for Sunday parish against the interests of farm workers. during the annual Communica­ But in rapid succession after trial plowed with meticulous method today through the in­ Connecticut. tion of the Grand Lodge of ICEBERG LETTUCE...... h.adl«c - ’The Federal Home Loan Harold Gleason said in New bulletins, the Catholic bishops said the George Sheridan, a Hartford represen­ the committee vote came the dictment charging the two former topffigfat Nixon ad­ Moberg will supervise the Connecticut, held at the Hilton RADISHES...... acallopkga.aSC Bank Board said a rapid out­ York that “pussyfooting only National Conference of Bishops supports following economic events. ministration figures with criminal conspiracy, obstruction tative for the union, said St. Joseph’s works of the five Masonic Hotel, Hartford. JERSEY ASPARAGUS m. *#0 flow of savings would make prolongs the agony of waiting field workers’ ri^t to free, secret - ^llot of justice and lying under oath. A verdict was not expected Cathedral and Christ Church Cathedral in Lodges in District (B), which A semi-public presentation CARROTS ...... a cello pkg*. SSC for the decline.” elections to decide which union, if any, Hartford and other churches plan to dis­ MR ~S1TIK ^ KtTMiMiir before Sunday. include the following Lodges: will be held for Moberg and FLORIDA ORANGES d<».7«6 i i m . e I u r n should represent them. tribute leaflets supporting the boycott. INDIAN RIVER - iiaia i . i f “(tar Fim I y Sorvei Yow Fanlf ’The Conunerce Department William Barker of Mansfield, The bishops said the boycott should be The UFW is also boycotting Gallo wine. his associate grand marshal, SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT...... 4forS«C • fOTlIy raataurant Mr*. Agne* Davl* In 1969 became to flrat lady manager for the Mr. Steak UConn Protestors said record high prices for less Sirica Asked To Step Down • ‘‘•'HJhlar werk hi the bualnaa* with her - thu* making It, “a real family reataurant" supported until the elections are held. Saturday at Uriel Lodge in Wo Alto Hava Sam* Nice WNto Ifadlthttlll oil forced the balance of trade • Wo Soil Tho HoroM, Sunday Paper*, plut Loltary TIekotil into the red by $171.3 million in WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Watergate defendants Merrow. Alexander N. Chap­ Semor ClUzem, a free birthday dub for kiddle*, (12 and under) plu* free asked Judge John J. Sirica to step down this week while Legal Notice infermatlon on thaa* apeclal* call 648-1995. Mr. Steak I* opan wnren daya a waek 11:00 a.m to 9:00 March. The United States man, the R.W. grand senior "THE KING Face Proceedings other U.S. District Court judges denied a motion by former warden of the Grand Lodge of exported a record $7.67 billion OF oiA family working with her. Jamas I* assistant manager and Qarald "Butch” Is chef. Locatad at worth of goods, mostly farm White House aide Dwight L. Chapin for a new trial and TOWN OF MANCHESTER the State of Connecticut, will be 244 Center St., Manchester, Mr. Steak ha* built It* reputation on "Our Family Serving Your Family." STORES (UPI) - “Judicial State troopers removed 219 PRODUCE’ products and industrial granted California Lt. Gov. Eld Reinecke’s request for a In response to the Town the presiding officer. The for­ “P •"<* 8t*eh. Butch )olnad his mother In August 1972 after serving lour years In the Navy Mrs proceedings” for students mostly black students early Kissinger Sees New Mission PERQ: Davl* ernploya thirty-five person*, moet of which ar* young adult* attending high school and college “ arrested during a library sit in supplies, but imported $7.84 delay in his perjury trial. Health Department’s request mal reception will begin at 8 ’Tuesday and arrested 59 per­ for the installation of sanitary p.m., with a dinner preceding steak wa* one of the very few restaurants In the area which was able to remain open for protest will begin shortly, it sons the next morning. ’Those billion. b u s l ^ . Her *ta« overcame many dmicultle* In getting to work. Ordinarily serving from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., during this trying oerlod Mr Oil imports alone totaled $1.7 sewers on Keeney Street and the event. Steak ope n^ at 6 a.m. to midnight Although overworked and overtired the staff was justifiably ground that thw v re re a b te ^ e lQ y ’ was announced Friday by arrested Tuesday were Fighting Tones Down As Being More Complex Moberg is past master of University of Connecticut of­ protesting alleged racial billion last month and $4.5 Erie Street, the Board of Direc­ hungry, all ware patient, cheerful and co-operative. uiuuun wiu billion for the January-March ISRAELI OCCUPIED GOLAN HEIGHTS (UPI) - Ar­ Uriel Lodge, having served as ficials. teachings of two anthropology WASHINGTON (UPI) - before it is too late to impose various steps of the (peace tors will hold a Public Hearing quarter. ’Their value in the tillery fighting between Israel and Syria dropped in inten­ worshipful master in 1963 and Robert E. Hughes, dean of professors. They also Secretary of State Henry A. adequate controls. negotiating) process,” he sai^. on May 7, 1974, at 8:00 P.M. at previous quarter was $2.7 sity today in what appeared to be a lull in fighting before 1972. This is the only time that a students,' advised the student demanded a new cultural Kissinger told a news con­ “I am not sure that we can IGssinger sharply criticized the Keeney Street School, 179 billion. the arrival of U.S. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger Keeney Street, Manchester, past master has served Uriel body that “normal judicial center and improved courses. ference Friday negotiations on complete the negotiations on Sen. Henry M. Jackson, C ^ecticut. Lodge for a second term since procedures have been initiated ’The second ^ y of arrests in­ Although the United States on a new round of Middle East shuttle diplomacy aimed at a troop disengagement between this trip,” he said. “There are D-Wash., for accusing the ad­ Everybodyezn reaching peace. , All affected property owners the early 1900’s. He is also a by the department of student volved mostly white students received 65 million fewer Syria and Israel would be more many more uncertain factors in ministration of seeking a will be given full opportunity to member of Trinity Chapter affairs as provided in regular who said they staged the oc­ barrels of oil in the first quarter complex than those which the negotiations with Syria than “quick fix” by arranging a express their views on the R.A.M., Olive Branch Council, talkin' bout Inc. university disciplinary cupation in sympathy with the than in the same period last Dragnet Imposed earlier led to a pullback of there were in the Egyptian SALT agreement in time for proposed installation. R&SM, and St. John’s Com- procedures.” blacks. year, the Commerce figures BLESSINGTON, Ireland (UPI) — A sweeping police Israeli and Egyptian forces. negotiations.” President Nixon to sign a mandry, all of Willimantic, and He wid students involved in He denied suggestions the 4 WEST ROAD ROCKVIUE showed the cost had tripled. dragnet sealed airports, harbors and roads today in a hunt Kissinger will start his nuclear arms pact during his Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of the demonstrations will receive Soviets were undermining his Admiral fish Hughes said while judicial ’The home loan bank board, for a band of gunmen who methodically stole $19.2 million current peace effort by con­ Moscow summit in June. 200 Million Trees Planted Lebanon in Manchester. He and 875-6203 letters shortly advising them of proceedings are in progress, which regulates the savings and ferring ^n Geneva Monday ith peace efforts by continuing ”We are poncemed with the his wife are members of J th e opportunity for worth of paintings in the highest-priced theft in history. military aid to Syria. He said so Ottawa — Canada plants 200 A-F Sandwich __ 79^ rO/M BINOIJ STtVf BiUlNGHIRI “there will be no interim loan industry, said deposits in Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei evolution of the arms race, with million trees a year — 10 for Climax Chapter, OES, of “preliminary discussions of change in the status of the March increased $1.8 billion Gromyko about the Middle East far the Kremlin has played a peace in the world and with each Canadian. Merrow. CLOSED TUESDAY • 6 ^ G D m these matters relating to the students “resulting from the over withdrawals despite a Spring Storm and bilateral issues. Including constructive role in Ihe Middle security. Our judgment may or Lemon SOMETHING NEW HAS BEEN AODED AT situation on an individual demonstrations. “sharp” outflow at month’s United Press International Strategic Arms Limitation East. may not be correct but that is basis.” He said students “should end. One official said the out­ A spring snowstorm hit the northern Rocky Mountains Talks (SALT). “ The Soviet Union has what the debate should be and m r A total of 278 students were expressed, in view of its history I UFFLE; expect resolutibq^ of these flow was continuing in April. He said the United States not whether it is a ‘quick fix’ Stevens & Tom^s and thunderstorms rumbled across the Plains into the Luv ...... 25‘ arrested when they occupied of close association with matters prior to the^f^innlng General Motors said in Mississippi Valley early today. urgently was seeking agree­ against a long-term the Wilbur Cross Library on the ment with Moscow on limiting several Arab countries, an in­ agreement,” Kissinger said. STOP PASTA of next semester.” Detroit that first quarter ear­ Cold rain and snow fell in the Rocky Mountains, inter­ Storrs campus after demanding nings fell 85 per cent below the multiple warhead missiles terest in participation in MON. • WED. A FRI. Disciplinary action could in­ mountain region and Pacific coastal states. r Arthur Treacher’s to meet with university presi­ clude expulsion as well as January-March quarter of last PASTA ITEMS SERVED UNTIL 9:00 P.M. dent Glenn W. Ferguson. suspension of students. year. Travelers and stockmen’s advisories were issued for the Due to weekend volume w* ara sorrv Pasta Is nof availabi* Fri., Set A Sun. northern Utah mountains, the foothills of Montana and 436 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER a 643-0370 parts of Nevada. Next to Willie's Steak House FEATURING JOHN BRITNEY, ORGANIST Watergate Statement Fish & Chips FRI. A SAT. NIGHT 6 P.M. to 1 A.M, COMPLETE CHECK OF 401 Center St., Manchester GRINDERS Rel Mse Political Prisoners EXHAUST SYSTEM LISBON (UPI) — The two-day-old military regime of Anticipated Tuesday AND SHOCKS •pm Dm . ttni Wnh. M ID PJl; M. mN SM. HH 11 PJL Hot Oven on Request General Antonio de Spinola released political prisoners from a Lisbon jail today, replacing them with their captors CAMP DAVID, Md. (UPI)- “massive body of evidence” presidential prerogatives in the — members of the dreaded security police. With “the end of Watergate in would be released Tuesday. It Watergate inquiry. “They had just the time to change the sheets at Caxias sight,” according to a top aide. will exonerate Nixon, Burch Committee Chairman Peter 244 CENTER ST. Monday prison,” a bystander said as the army picked up nearly 200 President Nixon is preparing a said. W. Rodino, D-N.J., has said the captured policemen from the security police headquarters statement for the public early "1 genuinely believe, begin­ impeachment panel will accept RMNCHESTER to drive them to the suburban penitentiary where the next week coinciding with a ning early next week the end of nothing but the tapes FREE INSTALLATION is Fish Fry. release of political prisoners had started. House Judiciary Committee Watergate is in sight,” Burch themselves. If they are not GUARANTEED FOR AS LONG AS told the Republican National PlNNW 646-1885 A rsal grsat ealcht Friad flM* ol deadline for more tapes. provided, he indicate the com­ n*h, Frsneh fri**, col* slaw. Nixon worked alone today on Committee Friday. mittee might draw an “adverse MOST AMERICAN CARSI a statement responding to the He gave no details, but other inference” that the evidence OPEN 7 DAYS SECONDS impeachment panel’s demands White House aides disclosed withheld might contain in­ ON THE HOUSEI HEAVY DUTY FrfONT END for evidence. that work has been completed dications of guilt, on the Nixon must reply to the sub­ on a voluminous amount of assumption Nixon would have ALIGNMENT "aMEFNCA’S steak EXPEFIT 1® p.lB. And we’ve got thaw other epeclal daya. too: SHOCKS poena for 42 taped conver­ edited transcripts of 36 conver­ provided the tapes if they could $ 3 « s TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. sations by ’Tuesday. Aides said sations. (Aides said five con­ prove his innocence. *i1 B H 5 M V* FAIN* r^. versations were not properly Irrato the President is here to con­ tn$talM Fraaa QuarantMd for a a loog at you Air CondlUonod Cara FREE KIDDIES’ MEAL spsynoni Doap Saa CMckon sider the "PR” (public taped and that one never took own your carl 13.00 EiUa Clam relations) aspect of his place.) Spraa Dinnor CholGO Spacial Ttm pit Bath Sholom Nurtary School, paga 3. response and is thinking of a The transcripts have been SUNNY Manchaatar Haa It, paga S televised speech Monday night. edited, but aides say the editing FREE SAFETY CHECK OF FRONT END! EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT! Araa Church Nawa I In addition, Nixon has was done to remove profanity *2.29 *2.29 *2.29 scheduled three public ouiingg and off-color characterizations Rules lor Kiddlas Free Haal — *2.29 Eagla Win BKaIn Enda, paga 6 next week. ’Tue^ay, he ad-' by Nixon. DYNAMIC Two (2) FREE Meals Per Family For Special prices for chlldreni Indiana Cap Diamond Thrlllar, paga 6 dresses the U.S. Chamber of Nixon aides have strongly in­ $ ^ S O Commerce. On Friday he flies dicated that the President WHEEL BALANCING Children 12 and Under. Family Means Hundreds Attend Open House East Trackman Unbaafan, paga 6 Sunny with highs in the 60s. WOLUAHO to Phoenix for a Republican ral­ would not yield the actual One or Both Parents Present. All Items „ 394 Tolland Tumpllce Swim Rasults, paga 8 Clear tonight with lows in the on Childrens Menu Available, Excluding J o H m o n S ly and Saturday he will be in recordings. Bolstered by the ad­ A$k About O ur\ow Prtcoa On Dunfop Tln$l Mancheeter, Conn. Hundreds of Manchester area residents attended an open house at Allied Printing at 579 W. '40s. Cloudiness devloping Sun­ "Little Jack Horner Steak’’... Tsiavislon Programs, paga 6 Spokane, Wash., to dedicate vice of his aides, Nixon was Exit 94 oN 1-66 Middle Tpke. to mark the opening of its expanded prlnUng facility Friday. Among those Expo '74, a world’s fair. said to be preparing a tough line day with high near 70. Precipitation probability zero attending were U. S. Rep. William Cotter, Democrat, shown chatting with John Sommers, iHesidential counselor Dean attitude — that he has already head of the firm, which employes nearly 200 persons. (Herald photo by Dunn) Burch said Friday that a compromised enough of his tonight and 20 per cent Sunday.