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MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1975 — VOL. XCIV, No. 103 Mnnchesler—A City of yHhffe Chnnn TWENTY PAGES — TWO SECTIONS

NEWS Following Ship Collision CAPSULES Amnesty Extended United Press International Blasts, Fires WASHINGTON (UPI) - Thursday President Ford extended his program of pardon and clemency for Vietnam war draft evaders and deserters to March 1. A spokesman for the Presidential Clemency Rip Refinery 'im. Board said there were six times as many applications in the last three weeks than there were in the first four months. MARCUS HOOK, Pa. (UPI) - Two volved the Corinthus and a barge, but it However pro-amnesty groups are pushing ships, one containing 315,000 gallons of was later determined that the dredge for full amnesty and are spuming the crude oil, collided at dockside at the barge was docked nearby. President’s program. British Petroleum refinery here today, The spokesman said the Corinthus had causing at least one death. approximately 315,000 gallons of crude oil They Were Wrong Several persons were believed missing aboard which apparentiy touched off the BOSTON (UPI) — Boston University and at least 20 were injured. mass of flames and smoke which could be seen miles away. President John Silber said that since The U.S. Coast Guard said a Liberian students invited Ronald Ziegler to speak at tanker, the Corinthus, was moored at Eyewitnesses said the bow of the the school for money, they should not have dockside unloading and was struck by the tanker, the Corinthus, either sank or was taken back their offer. He re-extended the U.S. Edgar M. Queeney as it was leaving blown off, and flames consumed the stern above water. invitation Thursday, offering the former dockside, causing a series of explosions and fires. White House spokesman ?1,000. Flames from the Corinthus quickly ig­ The original offer from students had The blasts shattered windows in a wide nited and virtually destroyed the BP docks in nearby Trainer. been J2,500 plus expenses. Ziegler turned area and rocked this area of industrial down the $1,000. His agent in New York complexes, including many refineries. A Coast Guard air crew reported flames from the initial blast jumped 400 to 500 said that BU’s change of heart is too late One person was confirmed dead on and too little. arrival at Crozer Chester Medical Center, high and spread a distance of two to three where 13 of the injured were taken. miles across the river, which separates A Coast Guard report said “numerous the Pennsylvania and New Jersey borders. Predicts Food Crisis persons are unaccounted for at this time, The fire, touched off about 12:45 a.m., WASHINGTON (UPI) - “By mid-1976, although there is no detailed information continued raging through the night on an if something isn’t done, we will have one as to specific casualties.” oil slick on the river and the docks, but of the most serious fo<^ crises that this Coast Guard spokesman Chief Ed firemen believed they had the blaze under country has ever known,” Sonny Covill Fireboat Moves in to Battle Blaze Conlon said later that he had “no idea” as control. There was no immediate danger predicts. Covill, who has been farming for to whether there were further casualties. to the oil storage tanks and homes stud­ 28 years around Burgaw, N.C., delivered ding the area. A marine fireboat moves in to the .Delaware River at Marcus Hook, Pa., The Coast Guard dispatched two his warning at the annual meeting of the flaming explosion of an oil tanker that being treated for injuries in nearby cutters, two tugboats, a buoy tender and Six persons were taken to Sacred Heart Consumer Federation of America. He said early today. At least one person is collided with a smaller ship on the hospitals. (UPI photo) two helicopters to aid in fire control and Hospital in Chester, but only three high consumer prices for food are only the known dead and more than 20 are search for victims. required hospitalization. Two other per­ beginning. Corporate control over food Authorities said, however, it was dif­ sons taken to Riddle Memorial Hospital in from farm to shelf is increasing, and ficult to determine how many were aboard Media, about 10 miles north of here, were operating costs are driving more farmers the Corinthus because of numerous shore reported not seriously injured. off the land. Study panels and dinner Ford Seeks Spending Curbs leaves. Originally, because of the smoke The Coast Guard had planes flying the speeches at the meeting are exploring and flames that had blanketed the area the area to watch for any persons who might ways the average buyer can beat the food Coast Guard reported that the collision in­ still be in the water. distribution system. WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Ford national, economic and energy problems is asking Congress to let him cut or delay at a 90-minute session Thursday, and Ford Administration life insurance policies held Manhunt Mounted federal spending of $2.6 billion for later gave a black tie state dinner for by more than 2.5 million former GIs who programs ranging from cancer research Wilson at the White House. served in World War I and II or Korea. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - One of the to construction of schools and hospitals. The money will be paid out within the next greatest manhunts in the history of Los Grasso To Seek Explanation Ford’s request was the latest in a series In other developments Thursday, the 45 days, and “the President feels this ac­ Angeles has been mounted to find a killer tion will distribute a substantial amount of of attempts he has made to hold down a President: known as the “Skid Row slasher.” He has multibillion dollar deficit this year — with cash at a time when it is needed to give a cut the throats of eight men in two — Sent Congress a 182-page package of Of Bar’s Review Procedure virtual certainty of another one in the 1976 proposed legislation, called “the Energy boost to consumer spending,” a White months. Police are concerned, because House spokesman said. federal budget that he will submit Monday Independence Act of 1975,” to carry out the slasher went outside the Skid Row to Congress. HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. “That is information to which you are in area to kill his latest victim Wednesday the fuel conservation steps he suggested 15 Grasso says she will speak to Connecticut fact entitled,’’ Mrs Grasso told a The bulk of his choices for the chopping days ago in his State of the Unions ■ ■ In’all, Ford sought 35 recisions amoun­ night. The killer “may strike any time and block — $1.8 billion worth — dealt with Bar Association President William K. newswoman. any place now,” a police spokesman said. message. In appealing for “prompt ac­ ting to nearly $1.1 billion. If both the Cole about his declining to detail the bar’s The governor also reappointed eight social welfare and was expected to en­ tion,” he said “without these measures we House and the Senate do not approve that counter resistance on Capitol Hill. judicial review committee’s procedures. judges whose present terms expire his face a future of shortages or dependence request within 45 days the money will be year. Search for Wreckage The President’s first order of official She said Thursday she had understood which the nation cannot tolerate and the released. The President listed 14 deferrals after talking to Cole Wednesday that the ISTANBUL (UPI) — A search is,being business today was to complete a round of ’The governor declined to explain why American people will not accept.” totaling $769 million. That action will take bar would explain its rejection of Interim made in the Sea of Marmara for 41 per­ talks with British Prime Minister Harold she offered Gaffney, former Republican — Ordered an acceleration of $335.6 effect automatically unless either the Superior Court Judge J. Brian Gaffney for sons missing in a freak crash of a ’Turkish Wilson. The two leaders focused on inter­ state chairman, a common pleas court million in dividend payments on Veteran’s House or the Senate votes to stop him. a full term appointment. jetliner 'Thursday evening. The plane judgeship even after he was implicated in the state leasing scandal. crashed into the choppy waters when a Asked why she offered Gaffney the brief blackout at the airport forced the bench appointment, Mrs. Grasso would pilot to delay his landing. Police said only say the’ Connecticut Bar Association fishing boats found wreckage of the plane has agreed to consider the nomination 19 miles west of Istanbul in the Sea of Mar­ Dr, Lundberg Recalls Turning Points after leasing probers file a final report. mara. Authorities said a flotilla of ’Turkish In rejecting Gaffney’s superior court warships and fishing boats joined in the nomination by former GOP Gov. ’Thomas search. In Lifetime Career in Medical Profession J. Meskill Wednesday, the bar objected to Gaffney’s role in the leasing scandal. Angela Speaks Gaffney’s appointment to the state’s se­ NORMAN, Okla. (UPI) - Black activist By JUNE TOMPKINS commemorate those who had witnessed so elected to take all night obstetrics cases cond highest court “might well be incon­ Angela Davis spoke at the University of much suffering during the flu epedemic at doctors of the importance of taking sistent with preserving the appearance of ’The recollections of an 85-year-old doc­ because I was the youngest doctor in town. medical case histories,” he says. What Oklahoma Thursday night, disregarding a the time because of the lack of just such propriety that promotes public confidence tor are not so much concerned with his The others were tired of answering the good was it to know when the parents died, death threat issued by the Ku Klux Klan an institution. in the integrity and impartiality of the successes which have been noted in night calls.” or what they died of, they wanted to know. and criticism by some members of the He was named chairman of a committee judiciary,” the bar said. newspaper headlines as with the behind- ’Twenty-five years later, town records It was the disease at hand that was impor­ state Senate. to investigate the building and operation ’The bar also maintained Gaffney did not the-scenes events which led to those showed Dr. Lundberg had delivered about tant to them.” “Oklahoma is one of the more backward successes. costs and the possibility of securing the 5,000 babies in the Manchester area. have sufficient courtroom experience for states in the country,” Miss Davis said. “I “Eventually, however, they learned So it is'with Dr. George A.F. Lundberg as money for such an institution. Dr. Lundberg was a charter member of superior court duty. think the uproar that this has caused is through their own experience the benefits he recalls many of the events in his life The cornerstone was laid Nov. 22,1919, the medical staff of Manchester Memorial The eight judges reappointed ’Thursday evidence of this. I wish they could really of taking case histories,” he says. from the time he worked as a pharmacist. and the hospital opened formally for Hospital when it opened. (He is the only were: get excited about some real problems.” patients Dec. 15, 1920. “Few illnesses could be controlled in Superior Court Judges Anthony E. He was 85 on Jan. 16. living member of the original hospital those days,’’ Dr. Lundberg recalls. She said she was appearing on college Dr. Lundberg was born in Gardner, Mass. staff.) Grillo, Hamden; James F. McGrath, campuses to fight racism fostered by “the Took night calls “Treatments were given to prolong life, An after school job introduced him to “Almost right away,” he says, “I was “I had a hard time convincing the other Waterbury; Jay E. Rubinow, Manchester, Richard Nixons, the Gerald Fords, the but cures were not known as they are and William L. Tierney Jr., Greenwich, to pharmacy back in the days when the today. Rockefellers.” Police said there were no profession was learned mostly under the eight-year terms starting July 1, and incidents during her appearance. “Pernicious anemia was one of those in­ Superior Court Judge Harold M. Mulvey to tutelage of and apprenticeship with a curable maladies. We gave repeated blood V licensed pharmacist. an eight-year term beginning Jan. 1,1976. transfusions in those days until the patient Also: Edward C. Hamill, Norwich, and “ All through my life,’’ says Dr. died,” he says. Susan Will Be Queen Lundberg, “the right person happened to Luke F. Martin, Thomaston, both Court of WINCHESTER, Va. (UPI) - The cross my path at the right time, and the Lecture Turns Tide Common Pleas judges, to four-year terms President’s daughter, 17-year-old Susan change in my pharmaceutical career C But a lecture in Boston turned the tide beginning July 1; Juvenile Court Judge Ford, will be queen of the 48th annual came when a doctor acquaintance dis­ for pernicious anemia patients in Thomas D. Gill, West Hartford, for a four- Shenandoah Apple Festival this spring. couraged me from being a pill packer all Manchester. year term starting July 1. One of Susan’s duties during her three- my life.” Dr. Moore, whom Dr. Lundberg called a day reign will be to knight the grand Instead, he encouraged the young progressive doctor, attended a lecture marshal — entertainer Bob Hope. Lundberg to go to Augustana College in with the young Manchester doctor where Vernon Tax List ’The only other president’s daughter to Illinois for pre-medical training. they listened to the speaker explain the serve as queen was Lucy Baines Johnson His career continued at Jefferson benefit of a liver diet in the treatment of in 1964. Up $3.9 Million Medical College in Philadelphia, Pa. pernicious anemia. “It was late at night when ’D.C.’ and I Worked in Drugstores returned to Manchester, and we discussed A gain of $3.9 million in Vernon's Grand Babcock Sentenced His pharmaceutical background was WASHINGTON (UPI) - Former Mon­ the new idea all the way home. ’There was List brings the total over the $166 million beneficial, however. a patient in the hospital at that time who mark. tana Gov. Tim Babcock was sentenced “I supported myself practically all today to one year in a federal prison and was not responding to any treatment being Vernon Assessor Ben Joy, who com­ through college,” said Dr. Lundberg. “I given him. ‘D.C.’ and I wondered, ‘why not pleted the list today, said he was surprised fined $1,(K)0 in connection with illegal cam­ must have worked in most of the paign contributions to former President try the treatment on him?’ to find there is an increase in the assess­ drugstores around the colleges I “So, in the middle of the night after we ment for motor vehicles. Richard M. Nixon. attended.” U.S. District Judge George L. Hart Jr. returned home, we woke up old man Kittel The total is $15,775,130 for 17,852 motor His association with Manchester began (Robert Kittel, owner of Klttel’s Meat and vehicles. The total assessment for handed down the maximum sentence, but in the early days of his internship at St. ordered Babcock paroled after four Grocery store on Bissell St.) and asked for dwellings is $70,568,429 on 5,773 residential Francis Hospital In Hartford. . some liver. buildings. months and put on two years probation. “I met Dr. D.C.Y. Moore - ‘D.C.’ I Babcock, 55, pleaded guilty Dec. 10 to “We were excited with this new experi­ Joy deiivered the list this afternoon to always called him — from Manchester ment, and we hurried to the hospital, went Mayor Frank McCoy. one misdemeanor count charging him with who used to practice at St. Francis. He helping oil magnate Armand Hammer to the kitchen and ground some liver, raw, seemed to take a liking to me and per­ and mixed it with some orange juice. contribute $56,000 to Nixon’s re-election suaded me to come to Manchester,” said ‘"Then we awoke the patient and made campaign in late 1973 and early 1974. Dr. Lundberg. him drink it. Inside Today Babcock served as governor of Montana The future prospects were attractive to from 1962 through 1968. “The next day, after tests had been run, him. ’There was talk of a new hospital soon ‘D.C.’ and I were both excited over the Bookmobile...... Page ... to open, Manchester’s first, and in a com­ results. The patient’s hemoglobin count Business news...... Page 5 munity of older doctors, a young one had risen and his heart was improved.” Area Profiles ...... Pages 9, 14 would be welcome. Dr. Moore told him. However, more palatable ways of ser­ Gardening with Atwood ...... Fj^ige 20 The Weather “The youngest doctor at the time was a ving liver were developed, says Dr. Travel...... t age 7 Dr. Sharpe who had practiced in (Herald photo by Pinto) Lundberg. Consequently, a new and im­ Herald Angle...... Page U Manchester 25 years,” says Dr. Lundberg. proved method of treating pernicious Schoolboy basketball...... Page U Cloudy with chance of flurries or very When Manchester was considering an light snow today, especially along Long Dr, Lundberg Commended anemia patients in Manchester was dis­ Junior high swim...... Page 11 appropriate memorial to the men and covered. Island Sound. Highs today in the lower 30s. women of Manchester who answered the Clearing and cold tonight with lows in the Pasturized Milk call of duty in World War I, Dr. Lundberg Dr. George A.F. Lundberg holds a Hospital, commending him for his Inside Saturday teens. Sunny and cold Saturday with highs suggested a permanent hospital might be letter from Edward Kennedy, ad­ Dr. Lundberg’s campaign for pasturized in the upper 20s to lower 30s. years of inspiration and efforts High School World the most appropriate memorial. It would ministrator of Manchester Memorial toward the hospital’s success. (See Puge Ten) Cheney Tech makes tourney PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Fri„ Jan. 31, 1975

M^ANCHES'TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Jan. 31, 1975— PAGE THREE NATIONAL W f ATHER SERVtCt FORECAST t* 7AM EST 2 - 1 - 75 Going Up?' 3a0O 30.24 PROVIDENCE, R.I. (U P I)- tions when you consider he lives owing $3,026.79 for a two month TV TONIGHT Jim Tunstall, 28, knows utility in a three-room apartment. period last summer. Town Hires Technician Youthful Offender Seeks A Friend •RATTLE 30.46 rates have been going up, but a “What really got me was the John is a youthful offender in more offenses, he wants a problems with the law appear and have the strength to give of bill he received a few months He has just cleared up a com­ fuel adjustment charge,” he the state Department of Adult friend, she said. to have been brought about by a himself without the expectation says. It was for |1,115. (•ORTON 6:00 11:30 ago was of ridiculous propor- puter error which had him Probation. He needs a friend’s en­ poor choice of friends. of tangible returns, she said. News...... 3-8-22-30 Johnny Carson — 20-22-30 To Administer Grants And he needs a friend. couragement with his studies Ms. Collins hopes to find a To learn more, call Ms. MtNNtAPOLia. Bewitched...... 5 In Concert...... 8-40 Ms. Gaire Collins, volunteer now, she said. Manchester area man of good Collins or Mike Roeder at 549- He is the product of a broken The Untouchables...... 9 1:00 coordinator of the department morals who is willing to spend 3100. .24; w e w v o R K Manchester stands a chance home. His father died many icHICA«0< 12 O'clock High ...... 10 Midnight Special... 20-22-30 money is $470,000 while act provisions allowing for in Hartford, said John is a two hours or more once each Ms. Collins said the need for Honeymoonera ...... 20 BELLY DANCING CLASSES IN VERNON of getting a variety of federal Glastonbury, a smaller town, expenditure of up to ten per Manchester-area youth on years ago. His mother works week to see John and become friends for youthful offenders 1:30 grants under recently enacted will get nearly $900,000. cent of federal grants for ad­ probation due to recent two jobs to support her large his friend. has been increasing lately in 4>f.- Electric Com pany..... 24-57 Joe Franklin S h o w ...... 9 New c latM t in all lavala ol Bally Dancing forming now. Day and night claaaat. BAN FRANCtSCO [ORNVfRi Bonanza ...... 40 legislation although the town The reason for the difference ministration. offenses. To help him get family. The friend must be patient this area. 1:40 Woman from 16 to 72 art doing It, why not you? Study th« moat iMautIful, ar­ hasn’t sought much federal aid \ 6:30 is that the federal formula for In the immediate future, through high school this spring There are no adult male Victory at Sea ...... 3 tistic approach to Bally Dancing with Mary Dunphy, who hat atudiad axtanalva* in the past, according to relatives or friends John can News...... 3-8-20-22-30 distributing block grants is she’ll be working on the federal­ and face his problems without ly with Serena In New York City • the world’a foramoit Bally Dancer. Sarana will Rosemary Greene of Hartford, based on the amount of federal ly funded program with Alan relate to, she said. And his LOS ANORLES I Love Lucy...... 5 FRIDAY MOVIES be coming to this area again In the Spring to give • (aw claaaat In thia the town’s new community •) L* ATLANTA Zoom ...... 24-57 projects under way before the Mason, Manchester’s director we have a new shipment of studlo....Daya and time to b« announced later. development technician. Housing and Community of human services, and she’ll be 7:00 1:00 (5) “The Southerner” Miss Greene, who started Development Act took effect. assisted by a part-time Nows...... 3-22-40 (1945). Zachary Scott, Betty STUDY WITH AN EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONAL TEACHER AND TRIM work Monday, will assist in Glastonbury had a large-scale secretary. Her annual salary is Andy Griffith...... 5 Field. DOWN OR TONE UP THAT ROOT FOR SPRING AND SUMMER AND HAVE planning and administration of PLAZA DEPT. STORE basketware LOWEST TEMKRATURES' 1:00 (9) “Night Song” (1947). redevelopment project going set at $10,600. Truth or Consequences ... 8 FUN DOING ITI funds due Manchester under the (Wo Hava A Notion To Ploasa) 30*10. NEWORLRAMS Dana Andrews. when the new program started. Miss Greene, 24, is a : MIAMI Raymond Burr Show ...... 9 EACH COURSE RUNS FOR 10 WEEKS Housing and Community Next to Frank’s Supormarkot ^ • trays 4:00 (9) “Away All Boats” Miss Greene said, which meant graduate of Norwalk schools East Mlddlo Toko., ManchMtor 30.00 Dick Van Dyke...... 18 Development Act of 1974. She’ll • planters (1956). Jeff Chandler, George ALSO — Belly Dancing euppllee such a t Jewelry, zlllt, coint, chains, bugle that town would get more funds and holds degrees from the I r-lE G E N 0 < Film...... 20 also explore other sources of now. University of Connecticut • chains Aviation Weather...... 24-57 Nader. beads. Jewels, metal tassels, bells, fringe belts and coin i sequin belts, federal financing for town If Manchester hadn’t rejected (political science) and Univer­ “ O n e Stop Shopping” To Tell the Truth...... 30 8:00 (9) “ In Our Time’’ exclusive Middle Eastern record albums not available In local stores. • dolllles projects. a similar downtown renewal sity of Hartford (public ad­ 7:30 (1944). Ida Lupino, Paul • wastebaskets Henreid. For further information or registration call: “There’s a lot of new legisla­ project in the 1960s it might be ministration). Before coming World of Anim als...... 3 in a better position to get more to Manchester, she served as an • flower pots >/;4sh o w e r $ N Hogan’s Heroes...... 5 9:00 (18) “Escapade” (1955). tion making money available,” • GREETING CARDS • plate holders Miss Greene said,” and we’ll be federal money now, she said. administrative intern with the Rosemary Greene • GAMES UFl WEATHER FOTOCAST • Let's Make a Deal ...... 8-22 John Mills, Yvonne Mitchell. and much much 11:30 (3) “Ferry to Hong MARY DUNPHY SCHOOL OF DANCE ARTS trying to find ways of bringing Miss Greene, a native of Town of Bloomfield. • PICTURE FRAMES PUZZLES Porter Wagoner...... 18 Norwalk, was hired by the town more, truly a Human Dimension ...... 20 Kong” (1959). Curt Jurgens, Or­ PLAZA 83, ROUTE 83 more grants to Manchester.” • WRITING PAPER under community development • T-SHIRTS & wonderful For Period Ending 7 AM EST Saturday. Friday night will find rain or showers along the Black Perspective...... 24 son Welles. VERNON, CONN. She said Manchester can • RED HEART BRIEFS north Pacific coast and from east Texas to the mid Atlantic states. Snow is on tap for the Hollywood Squares ...... 30 11:30 (5) “The Life and Death STUDIO — 872-2878 RESIDENCE — 2890811 probably acquire funding Student SATs Saturday selection! north central border states and the mid Rockies. Generally fair weather should prevail Nanny & the Professor ... 40 of Col. Blimp” (1943). Deborah beyond the $1.M million worth WOOL • ZIPPERS & Kerr, Anton Walbrook. of community development elsewhere across the nation. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max readings in Martin Agronsky...... 57 Students who have registered Students should bring their • FISHER-PRICE THREAD “we have every little thingl" parenthesis) Atlanta-47 ( 62), Boston 22 ( 33), Chicago 19 (30), Dallas 41 (49), Houston 56 block grants expected in five CAP Open House to take the college board ticket of admission, identifica­ 8:00 years, although the town may WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - TOYS • CRAYONS & (67), Denver 15 (45), Duluth -4 (15), Jacksonville 57 (77), Kansas City 13 (27), Los Angeles M ovie ...... 3 scholastic aptitude test at tion, and two No. 2 pencils. not be in as good a competitive An open house of the Hartford Dealer's Choice...... 5 Manchester High School Satur­ Parking will be in the student • PANTY HOSE PASTE '’'where a 37 ( 58), Miami 68 ( 80), New Orleans 56 ( 65), New York 24 (30), Phoenix 40 ( 62), San Fran­ position as other neighboring Composite Squadron of the Civil Night Stalker ...... 8-40 day morning are reminded that parking lot off Brookfield St. dollar's cisco 41 (52), Seattle 33 ( 40), St. Louis 20 (29), Washington 32 (41). towns. Air Patrol will be held at the M ovie ...... 9 the doors will open at 8 a.m. and students are to enter the worth a IRKftlUBANT G UIDll An example, she said, is that squadron headquarters at Students will be assigned to building through the entrance to the m’tradc of mom st’tA i Billy Graham ...... 18 NEED SOMETHING? dollar!" Manchester’s first-year share Bradley International Airport Sanford & Son ..... 20-22-30 testing rooms on a first come, the cafeteria jobby adjacent to dowritowD manches’ter of community development at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 14. ASK PLAZAI FILM RATING GUIDE Week In Review...... 24-57 first served basis. The latest the student parking lot. possible arrival time is 8:30. For Parents and 8:30 MR. Their Children Merv Griffin Show ...... 5 Here’s Schedule Chico & the Man ... 20-22-30 Wall Street Week ...... 24-57 Of me M L ALfCMENCU AH A ^ Adfnitwd 9:00 For Bookmobile Smithsonian Special ...... 3 Hot L Baltimore...... 8-40 a MRUfTALCgiOANCf M ovie ...... 18 M Q c m o Here is next week’s schedule 11 a.m. —E. Middle Tpke. Rockford File s..... 20-22-30 for The Thomas Hooker, a near Manchester High School. Edge of Awareness ...... 24 Connecticut State Library 2:10 p.m. —Cedar St. Masterpiece Theatre ...... 57 bookmobile on loan to the 2:40 p.m. —Seaman Circle. 9:30 Manchester Public Library 3:20 p.m. —Lockwood and The Odd Couple...... 8-40 R U T m C T to system: Coventry Sts. UnriW ITrtqu*«itccon9tnT«W Romantic Rebellion ...... 24 or Adwtl Cwe*RR 4 p.m. —Parkade Apts. MONDAY, FEB. 3 10:00 This Week’s Feature------10:30 a.m. —Singer Learning 4:50 p.m. —Homestead Park Village Apts. CBS Reports ...... 3 Center. News...... 5 Mr, Steak, ^^The Family Restaurant’^ 1:10 p.m. —Wyneding Hill Rd. WEDNESDAY, FEB. S Baretta...... 8-40 i*OONC UNOCN fTAOMITTfO 1:50 p.m. —Tuck Rd. near 10 a.m. —Lincoln Center. Meet the M ayors...... 9 Our Family Serves Your Family... lA p Im M RMR •«> Dartmouth Rd. 11:10 a.m. —W. Carter St. Police W om an..... 20-22-30 Mr. Steak at 244 Center Street is truly a family restaurant. Mrs. Agnes (Davis) Salafia in 1969 became the first lady (X) 11:50 a.m. —Candlewood Dr. » 2:30 p.m. —Harvest Lane and Masterpiece Theatre ...... 24 manager for the Mr. Steak system. Three sons and a daughter work in the business with her — thus making it, “a real Sunnybrook Dr. 1:40 p.m. —Hackmatack St. Decision M akers...... 57 family restaurant.” • M P A A 2:20 p.m. —Leland Dr. 3:10 p.m. —Carriage Dr. and Mr. Steak offers a variety of food, including steaks, seafood. Roast Beef, Chicken, etc. Take-out service available on 3 p.m. —Santina Dr. 10:30 Mayfield Rd. all items. Each week Mrs. Agnes (Davis) Salafia offers daily luncheon specials, discounts to Senior Citizens, a free 3:40 p.m. —Winthrop Rd. The Consumer Game ...... 9 3:50 p.m. —Thayer and Tuck birthday club for kiddies, (12 and under) plus free kiddies meals on Tuesday nites. For information on these specials call 4:20 p.m. —Squire Village. New Directions ...... 18 m m Rds. Black Perspective...... 57 646-1995. Mr. Steak is open seven days a week 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Parking is never a problem. r THURSDAY, FEB. 6 FRI. ■ SAT. • SUN. TUESDAY, FEB. 4 11:00 Mrs. Agnes (Davis) Salafia has four members of her family working with her. James is assistant manager and Gerald WE’RE CLEARING OUT MERCHANDISE TO MAKE ROOM FOR ALL THE NEW “CtiDERELLA UBERTT (R) 10:20 a.hi. —Hemlock St. and 1:30 p.m. —Shepard Dr. “Butch” is chef. Located at 244 Center St., Manchester, Mr. Steak has built its reputation on “Our Family Serving Your 2:10 p.m. —Montclair Circle. News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 “MXS.H." (PG) Lodge Dr. Best of G roucho...... 5 Family.” , 2:50 p.m. —Flag and Rich­ James literally grew up in and with. Mr. Steak. Butch joined his mother in August 1972 after serving four years in the CH;^THEATRES EAST mond Drs. The Lucy S h o w ...... 9 SPRINfi GOODS. PARTIAL LISTINGS! FAMOUS MAKEBS FOR ALL! "•53a PS6»*c( •t:j-':5: I Love Lucy...... 20 Navy. Mrs. Agnes (Davis) Salafia employes thirty-five persons, most of which are young adults attending high school and 3:30 p.m. -Barry and college. Saulters Rds. Captioned N e w s...... 57 Challenge 4:10 p.m. —Esquire Dr. t o b e ^ 4:50 p.m. —Northfield and Centerfield Sts. 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Hale OPINION ^ 5 we really came through.” stitution,” Hale said, “Heritage deposits,, mortgage loans, reported. Reserves and surplus * <500 to <5,000 No Vietnam Involvement BUSINESS In 1973, the association totaled $2.85 million at the end Savings and Loan is constantly and new services, President granted $7.3 million worth of Savings deposits at the end of of the year, he said. striving to provide a better way EVERYONE ACCEPTED William Hale has reported. new mortgages and listed a 1974 totaled $35.4 million, com­ for the people of Manchester Between Ages 46-87 pared to $31.8 million at the end total of $28.3 million. The 1974 financial report was and nearby communities to No Saleman Will Call Cities On The Hale said that 1974 was the of 1973. Interest paid to savers Hale’s first. He has been presi­ benefit family financial needs. Write and give ua your date of birth most difficult year since the Hale said last year’s loan was nearly $2 million in 1974, CRT Has dent for just a year. The pre­ “As an institution with sound * Depending On Age WASHINGTON - Things could be The reason Moscow and Peking don’t 1930s, and Heritage had the repayments held strong, and compared to $1.6 million in sent report is also the first un­ fiscal policy, we will continue Ufa o1 Aimrlca Inttiranca Corp. of Boiton worse, I suppose. Like, say, free handguns get along is that they are both big and biggest year ever for home this, coupled with the inflow of 1973. Federal Dole der the Heritage name. Last to offer family financing to AOBroad St. Botton, Mast. 02109 Dapl. 06-MH for needy muggers. But we sure as strong and jealously ambitious to run the More Cash rnortgage loans. The associa­ savings, helped the association world. They need another rival named the year at this time the institution better benefit our old and new Concern is expressed from time to shootiii’ can do without official tion granted $11.3 million worth to provide mortgage funds. At th e close of 1974, two years have totaled $143.5 million “suggestions” that under certain cir­ Peoples Socialist Republic of Southeast For Loans was known as Manchester customers,” he said. time that we are creating a society of and $25 million respectively. cumstances the United States would in­ Asia & Co. like they need free trials. volve itself again in the Vietnam fighting. Fortunately, we’ve got a law. Congress, welfare addicts — people who spend “If I were not able to get continued The Connecticut Bank and It scares me almost to death to hear on June 30, 1973, enacted legislation Trust Co., Hartford, today their lives on the public dole and federal funds, this would be a one- President Ford tell a news conference he prohibiting the expenditure of funds for made available $10 million for would not rule out the possibility that the any “combat activities by United States whose children repeat the pattern. department government — safety,” underwriting residential U.S. might use its air or naval power to forces in or over or from the shore of mortgages. CBT President The fact is that there is much more says Mayor Ralph J. Perk. “There assist the Saigon regime in its new war North Vietnam, South Vietnam, Laos or Walter J. Connolly said the danger of our local governments with Communist North Vietnam. I want to Cambodia.” And President Ford has said would be no money for recreation, funds are available to prospec­ hear him make a resounding and un­ that “Any military actions, if taken, would becoming so accustomed to sucking health services, parks, rubbish collec­ tive homebuyers throughout the equivocal statement that nope, there is ab­ be only taken following the actions under on the bounteous federal teat that they tion or anything else.” our constitutional and legal procedure." state on a first come, first solutely no chance that American forces served basis. will join that particular fuss. What Ford means, I hope, is that he will never be able to wean It’s said that Perk has carried the CBT’s new program specifies There is a lot of talk about Washington would abide by the taw and first ask a maximum mortgage of $55,- themselves. Only in this case we don’t cup to Washington so many times he’s “leaving its options open” as a signal to Congress for approval to reintroduce 000 and a minimum down pay­ call it welfare but “revenue sharing,” worn a path. the Hanoi regime that we still might in­ American forces in Indochina. And by now there are enough votes on Capitol Hill to ment of 10 per cent. It also ‘‘Impact Cities” aid or a host of other tervene if necessary. Options shoptions. allows for a 5 per cent down LAST 2 DAYS — FRIDAY & SATURDAY Meanwhile, property taxes in We’re out of that mess now and it reject any such request. The old boys on names for a host of other federal the Hill have le a rn t their lesson and the payment on mortgages that behooves the President to make it clear don’t exceed $40,000. programs. Cleveland have been permitted to that we haven’t the slightest intention of new boys are mostly antiwar and anti- Pentagon types. Connolly said rates will be decline by $51 million and last plopping ourselves back into it. If that highly competitive. EXTRA SAVINGS ON FAMOUS MAKERS' TV SAVE ON APPLIANCES Cleveland, the nation's 10th most means the Communists eventually will So in fact. Ford’s refusal to rule out any November voters, perhaps having He said the bank’s offer is populous city, is a prime example. take over South Vietnam, so be it. Give American air or naval intervention in over and above the funds CBT Panasonic Automatic It has reached the point where learned that the more they pay, the Saigon another $3(K)-million in military Vietnam doesn’t mean a ruddy thing. Or at least it shouldn’t. Remember that normally makes available for R C il less service they get, turned down an assistance, but no American bodies. mortgages. Shutter-Seal Cleveland has become so dependent Eisenhower, Kennedy and Johnson all Also, I don’t want any more of that jazz CBT now has, an average 19” diagonal income tax increase that would have about how pleased the Russians and Com­ violated the Constitution by dispatching Toaster upon federal (and to a lesser degree, mortgage balance of about $250 SAVE ON FAMILY GAMES American troops to Indochina, and John­ Our added $16 million to the city’s coffers. munist Chinese would be if the Reds took million and total loans are more Portable B/W TV state) financial assistance that it son even managed to fight a major war Reg. Perk is not worried about the city’s over all of Vietnam. Of course they’d be than $1 billion, Connolly said. 1 1 7 0 would be completely bankrupt without pleased, and that would be too bad. But I there without getting Congress to declare Pop-O-Matic 16.99 increasing addiction to the federal that one existed. Edwin Caldwell, CBT it. refuse to believe that such a takeover economist, said the new Our Shutter-seal locks in fla­ Our only hope, of course, is that Gerald Family Games dollar. The money, he says, “belongs would “pose a threat to the national mortgage money program will Reg vor. Sliding shade control The city's 1975 budget is projected security of the United States.” Ford is not that kind of a President. I don’t 139.70 with pastry setting; cord not only help the depressed YOUR CHOICE to the people.’’ believe he is, for all his occasional fits of rewind. » NT115 at $126 million. But local income and In the first place, Vietnam is the hell housing industry, but also $118 and gone on the other side of the world. Its saber-rattling when he was a member of One-set VHF tuning; 70 position solid state provide a much-needed shot in Our property taxes are expected to bring Cleveland may differ from other Congress. All his public statements since UHF tuner. 3 1‘2" tone balanced speaker. takeover by the Reds would be no more a the arm for the whole economy. Reg. / in only $74.9 million, which is $1.5 American cities only in the scale of its MAX LERNER threat to our borders than Communist he moved into the White House reflect his 3.99 uiaring million short of the amount needed dependency on “the people’s money.” Czechoslovakia is. Sure the Commies understanding of the constitutional powers might expand' into the rest of Southeast of the legislative branch. He is beginning just to run the police department. But if this city, with its strong in­ "Trouble” or "Headache." 12-Speed Asia, which would be tough on the citizens to sound as tough as Harry Truman, but he Travelers Exciting chase games - OUR LOWEST PRICE EVER! 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The crisis today com­ Shields, a University of 13.99 the Soviet Union has already had a experiments using different methanol- economics specialist at the University of especially when hedged in by the bines both and may prove the sharpest of There is much current talk about the Connecticut graduate, joined gasoline mixtures in unmodified private Wisconsin-Extension. the company in 1973 as a real Bleach dispenser, 5-position SAVE ON PHOTO EQUIPMENT beneficial effect. In the past two restrictions adopted by Congress, are all. present American “system” being put to a MEN'S & WOMEN'S FIGURE 1 1 7 0 water saver, heavy duty cars. They reported impressive increases estate analyst. He lives at 162F SKATES, Reg. 15.99...... years, thousands of Jews have been not all that vital to their interests. harsh test. But more than a particular in fuel economy and acceleration and agitator, lintf liter. Porcelain President Ford spelled out the system is at stake. The total American They’ll get through the checkout lines Homestead St. enamel tub lid.Our Reg. 229.95 permitted to leave Russia who might philosophy of survival even more explicitly decreases in carbon monoxide emissions. MEN'S & WOMEN'S LEATHER 1 4 7 0 SAVE OVER 20% There are other signs of cooling in­ civilization is being tested. The people will more quickly and prices should be more FIGURE SKATES, Reg. 22.99 ...... *199 Methyl alcohol, or wood alcohol, is the than Secretary of State Henry Kissinger accurate and incorrect ring-ups OFF OUR REG. PRICES not otherwise have been able to. side the Kremlin toward the United not regain confidence in themselves unless poisonous variety of alcohol and can be SAVE OVER *20! Famous Make had done in his intervention remarks. “In and until they feel that the civilization has eliminated. Calculations involving trading BOY'S & GIRLS' DOUBLE­ 3 9 0 This process, helped along by distilled from almost any organic sub­ Guest Speaker RUNNER SKATES, Reg. 5.49...... ON ANY 40x40” or 50x50” States. The virtual disappearance of the case of economic strangulation,” Mr. within it whatever it takes to survive. stamps, food stamps, coupons and refunds Heavy Duty Electric Dryer Ford said, we must be “prepared to take stance, including garbage. Now the State Lynn Alan Brooks, ad­ behind-the-scenes prodding, will con­ party chairman Leonid Brezhnev will be automatically handled and listed ministrator of the Connecticut 4 temp, selections, permanent PROJECTION SCREEN the necessary action for our self- of Nebraska is embarking on a two- on the sales slip. HOCKEY SKATES tinue, it's said — so long as we don’t from the public eye may be as much million-mile test using ordinary ethyl Energy Agency, will be guest press setting and cool down preservation. When you are being period. Extra large basket. *169 EXAMPLES: speaker at Connecticut Natural press the issue to the point of em­ connected with the collapse of strangled it is a case of either dying or alcohol, or ethanol (the kind we drink) as For the retailer, eliminating price MEN'S & BOYS' Our Reg. 189.95 OUR REG. OUR REG. OUR REG. an auto fuel supplement. Gas Corp.’s Feb. 4 seminar on Reg. 16.99 a 19.99...... 16.S9 24.99 27.99 barrassing the Soviet internationally. living.” markings will reduce labor overhead. But 12^7 Richard Nixon, and with it his ’The test was originally authorized by the this may make it difficult for consumers efficient use of natural gas. This seems strange language for the MEN'S DELUXE It has also been argued that the cultivated “personal diplomacy” vis- TODAY’S legislature to utilize surplus grain for to compare prices, she says. Brooks will address business Reg. 25.99...... head of the richest and most powerful alcohol. ’There isn’t any surplus grain any and industrial leaders in the 18«'» United States would reject any Soviet a-vis the Russians, as it is with Not all items in all stores. state in history. Yet not so strange when THOUGHT more, so the state has purchased 14,(XH) If marking prices on individual items is seminar, to be conducted at the 200 Assorted Pairs Per Store - No Rain Checks H u U C in g attempt to link trade with demands Brezhnev’s reported ill health. you measure the danger and the stakes. gallons of potent 200-proof ethyl alcohol stopped, shoppers will have to rely on Sheraton-Hartford Hotel. Nor is it strange given the double audience that this country do better by its own This new coolness, to be sure, is still from the Georgia-Pacific Corp., which shelf tags. Also, there is the question Solid State Deluxe aimed at. One is, of course, the Arab oil makes the pure alcohol from tree sugars whether any savings that result from the minorities, although such an argu­ a long way from the old coldness of states; the other, even more Important in Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Console Humidifier in pulp mill waste as part of its en­ new system will be passed on to con­ ISAVE40%ii' 20 Lb. Wild Bird Seed ment ignores the world of differences former years. But at the present time, my view, is the American people vironmental protection program. sumers. Or will they be paying even SAVE themselves. The Church is called to be both sign and OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Our between their system and ours. We The state has assigned 36 passenger cars higher prices at the supermarket because PUBLIC Reg. Balanced seed diet both countries seem to have retreated instrument of God’s peace. and pick-up trucks to its Department of of the high cost of the equipment? OVER In talking to them, Mr. Ford and Skiis • Toboggans & Pads • Bob I 79.88 for your feathered are at least officially and actively to a sort of arms-length circling'of Ezekiel 34:11-16 Roads for the test. ’The vehicles will use a RECORDS $25. visitors. Kissinger not only want to test their Ephesians 2:13-22 , Sleds* Slide-A-Boggans •Plastic] committed to the furtherance of the each other. We are in a period of wait- response but also present them with the blend of 10 per cent ethanol and 90 per cent Matthew 5:9-10 gasoline, both leaded and unlead^. Automatic humidistat, 3 speed fan; 12 gallon image of a strong, self-assured govern­ Warranty Deeds Toboggans* Rubbermaid SPV’s output. Roll about walnut cabinet. civil rights of all our citizens. and-see. In reconciling mankind with God, Christ Based on the approximately 831 millions ment. ’Their hope is that the image will brought peace. We, His followers, betray Howard S. Bergman to John EXAMPLES; In any event, so much attention has It is always a good idea to wait carry over into the .whole domestic gallons of gasoline consumed each year in W. and Linda M. Langtange, that peace whenever we give up the Nebraska, such a blend could save some 83 lilanrljrBter Slide-A-Boggan, Reg. i.6 9 ...... 99' been focused on the plight of Soviet before accepting the embrace of the economic crisis as well, and thus achieve struggle to preserve and extend it in the property at 406 Oakland St., Bobsled, Reg. 24.97 ...... 14.98 the all-important element of confidence million gallons of gasoline a year in that $31,500. Jews that very few questions have churches and the world. one state alone. 8 Ft. Toboggan, Reg. 29.99...... 17.99 Russian bear. Florence Moore to James W. Preliminary results of the test are Sttrning Mprali been asked about the actual desirabili­ and Christine 0. Florence, Come in now and save! Only 50 assorted Man is a social animal, made by the expected to be published in a few months, FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 pieces per store, no Rain Checks. property at 79 Garden St., $34,- ty or necessity of trade with the Soviet Creator to live and grow through com­ but already Nebraska has received Published by the Published every Union. munication with other human beings. Manchester evening except Sun­ 000. queries about its “gasohol” from six other Publishing Co., Herald days and holidays. Trade Name Each time we strengthen the bonds of Square, Manchester, Entered at the CLEARANCE PRICED! We assume that trade with the states and from as far away as Australia Bruce C. Griffin, doing community, we come closer to heeding and Italy. Conn. 06040, Manchester, Conn., Telephone 643-2711 Post Office as Second business as Griffin Russians is desirable, if only to serve God’s summons to solidarity with Him, as (Area Coda 203). Class Mall Matter. brothers and sisters bound together by Photography, 91 Main St. WEN 10-Inch the cause of detente. But do we really BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER love. Building Permits Electric Saw need it, and should we really want it? Whether it is in a family, a Automating the Checkout SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES Horace Tetreault & Sons for Nikko Dinnerware William Weidner, alterations at We may never be burned again as neighborhood, a nation or a planet, we Counter PAYABLE IN ADVANCE OUR REG. 31.95 To 89.95 must learn to love or we shall perish. Ask 320 Hilliard St., $2,000. Single Copy ... 15t 3 Months .. . $11.70 we were in the wheat deal, but this is the God of love to show you how to be an Anthony M. Salerno, Food shoppers in many parts of the Weekly...... got 6 Months ... $23.40 Our Reg. ONE Month .. $3.90 One Year... $46.80 alterations at 24 Hawthorne St., 59.95 the way the Russians do business. instrument of His peace in a world ad­ country are noticing more and more dicted to solving conflicts by violent Mail Hates Upon Request $4,000. in the town of Manchester during the packages and cans with vertical lines of That is, in their state-controlled Thank You means. Subscribers who p.m. should telephone Stanley J. Bellefleur for SAVE Christmas season. varying lengths on the label. economy, individual Russian com­ Those who would call God “Father” can fail to receive their the circulation depart- George Kechejian, additions at OVER Our patients have related their extreme The lines, called the Universal Produce Herald before 5:30 ment. 647-9946. Mr. Brian McKeever hardly refuse to acknowledge that all are 145 Vernon St., $4,500. panies do not make deals with in­ pleasure with not only the gifts and food, Code (UPC), are a marking system that 61 Washington Street but the conversation and time given. This their brothers and sisters in the Lord — Member Audit Bureau of Circulations dividual foreign companies. The Manchester Identifies each product with a sort of speaks well for the young people of and to act accordingly. Father, teach us to social security number. break down the artificial barriers that The Manchester Display advertising Soviets operate in terms of large- Dear Brian and East Catholic High School Manchester and shows that they are The UPC is one of the first steps toward separate us. Publishing Co. closing hours: Three VITAMIN scfle, long-term purchase students: responsible citizens who care. a fully automated checkout system in full days prior to On behalf of the staff and the Board of We hope this could be considered to be assumes no linanclal publication. supermarkets. In a store that uses UPC, responsibility lor Deadline tor Herald HEADQUARTERS agreements, and thus the more we Directors of the Manchester Public Health an annual project done by your school. from The Christophers an electronic scanner at the checkout typographical errors classified advertising: Karen P. Reid, appearing In adver­ Liggett Parkade trade with them, warn some critics, Nursing Association, I would like to Gladys Grover counter reads the lines and feeds the infor­ 12 noon prior to day of Low Prices! supervisor tisements and other publication: 12 noon express our gratitude to you and the St. James Church mation into a computer. The computer In reading matter In The Friday for publication the more our export economy runs the students at East Catholic who were in­ Manchester Public Health ' delegate, MACC committee Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon­ turns spits out a sales slip on which is Herald. day. riik of becoming merely a diplomatic volved in visiting the homebound elderly Nursing Association Inc. Christian Unity Division printed not only the price but the name PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Jan. 31, 1975 YWCA Plans MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Jan. 31, 1975— PAGE SEVEN Book Fair ENGAGED Legion Post Plans Ball The YWCA of Manchester is The Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Set-ups will be provided. planning a Giant Book Fair to Post of the American Legion Tickets are available on a first THE BABY be conducted in May. Blatter-Goldstein . The engagement of Miss will hold a Valentine’s Day Ball come, first serve basis from the Used hard cover and paper­ on Saturday, Feb. 15 at 8 p.m. post steward from noon to 1 IS NAMED back books and magazines in Deborah Ann Blatter of Vernon to William A. Goldstein of New at the Post home, 20 American p.m. daily. Jack Ledard, newly- good condition are needed. elected junior vice commander, York City, N.Y. has been an­ Legion Dr. Books may be left in the collec­ promises a surprise for ail nounced by her mother Mrs. A roast beef dinner will be tion box located in the lobby of- ladies present. Sioebel, Richard Breii, son of Richard H. and Brenda Elizabeth W. Blatter of Vernon. served promptly at 8 p.m. the Community Y, 78 N. Main Serving on the committee for Gosselin Stoebel of Fieldstone Lane, Coventry. He was bom Jan. Miss Blatter is also the followed by dancing to the St. the ball are: Ledard, who is 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents daughter of the late Walter H. music of the Rhythmaires Trio Volunteers are available to chairman, Elmer LeClair, are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gosselin of Hartford. His paternal Blatter and the granddaughter pick up books at homes. For from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Thomas Giffin, George Atkins grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stoebel of Clinton, Mass. this service call Barbara Nace of the late Alfred Blatter of He has a sister, Kimberly Ann, IVi. Tickets are $10 per couple and Sr., George Atkins Jr., David at 872-8086, Barbara Murray, Rockville, and the late Mr. and the event is open to the public. Barrera and Charles Barrera. 649-0665, or Debbie Smith, 649- Mrs. George Janes of McGinn, Colleen Rose, daughter of John E. Jr. and Marion 7547. Manchester. Garrison McGinn of 38 Gardner St. She was born Jan. 25 at Proceeds from the fair will Mr. Goldstein is the son of Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goldstein Soccer Registration Opens NEWLY ELECTED be used to purchase equipment CHARLOTTE AMALIE, St. Mr. and Mrs. Weyant Garrison of 68 Irving St. Her paternal for the Manchester YWCA. of Newton, Mass. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John McGinn Sr. of East Hart­ The bride-elect is an alumna The Manchester Recreation Side Rec, 110 Cedar St. Bermuda— One of The World^s Most Famous Vacation Spots Thomas (UPl) - Richard Erb, ford. Her maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry of San Francisco State Univer­ Department will conduct Youngsters, 6-18 years of age general manager of f ' Rockresorts’ luxurious Cancel Kramer of East Hartford and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Garrison of sity where she received a registration for youth soccer may register. Those turning six By Betty Ryder Mayor of Hamilton at that Bay Plantation on St. John, has Venice. Fla. She has a brother, Edward, 3. master’s degree in psychology, Monday, Feb. 10 and Feb. 24, must be six by Aug. 1. There is Family-Travel Editor time, Thomas J. F. Tucker. Limon Studio been elected president of the cum laude. She is doing from 6 to 8 p.m. at the West a $3 registration fee. Throughout the hotel the COLLEGE Virgin Islands Hotel Association. >l>encer, Nicole Sara, daughter of Richard and Anne Shaf- The engagement of Miss research work at Columbia Offers Mass The oldest established hotel colors, pink and olive green, master Spencer of Ellington. She was born Jan. 26 at Manchester NOTES University. Mary McCooe of Manchester to Padre Humberto Almazon pf in Bermuda today, is probably representing the predominant Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Her fiance received a Charles Deltatto Jr., also of Holy Apostle Seminary, the most modern. flower in Bermuda, the Louis Shafmaster of Haverhill, Mass, Her paternal grandparents bachelor’s degree from the Wayne Steely, son of Mr. and Manchester, has been an­ Cromwell, will celebrate Mass The Princess Hotel in oleander, are used. are Mr. and Mrs. Gerard F. Spencer of White Plains, N Y. University of Rochester and Mrs. Harold F. Steely of 30 nounced by her parents, Mr. at the fifth annual Boy Scout Hamilton, Bermuda, opened in Walter Ballard Corp. of New graduated summa cum laude Trebbe Dr. was among 15 and Mrs. Charles McCooe of 32 Communion Breakfast Sunday 1885 and was named after York is responsible for the Tra\i8, Timothy Charles, son of Gerard M. and Patricia Ann from Boston College Law students inducted into Sigma Durkin St. at 9:30 a.m. at the Army and Princess Louise, daughter of lavish interior decor of the NASSIFF CAMERA Gillen Travis of 121 Carriage Dr. He was born Jan. 23 at Mr. DelTatto is the son of Mr. School. He is a member of the Princess. Phi, the honor society of The Navy Club. Queen Victoria, who visited the 629 Main St. 643-7369 Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Coliege of Liberal Arts at Drew and Mrs. Charles DelTatto of California bar. He is employed island in 1882. There are two penthouses at Mrs. Mary Gillen of Union, N.J. His paternal grandparents are by Madison Square Garden. Padre Humberto was once a University. He is a senior 106 Main St. movie, stage and television star In 1924, a cottage colony was the Princess, used for executive Mr. and Mrs. Charles Travis of Fenhaven, Fla. He has a brother, The couple will be married majoring in Spanish literature. The bride-elect is a 1972 in Mexico and Europe. He has OUR SERVICEMEN added, which was a first for meetings, private parties, and Kevin, 3. Feb. 14 in New York City. graduate of East Catholic High appeared in 21 films with many Bermuda or any other tourist conferencs. School. She is currentiy atten­ resort. An additonal western Night clubs, lavish lounges, Toth, Addison Albert, son of Albert A. Jr. and Theresa M. well-known actors, and ac­ Miss Marian Maccarone, ding the Meriden-Wallingford Emblem Club The U. S. Air Force has Navy Aviation Ordnanceman wing was completed eight years exotic patios surrounded by Kilduff Toth of 28K Vernon Garden Apts., Rockville. He was born tresses such as Ingrid daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hospital School of Nursing and Bergman, Anna Magnani and promoted James Ganley, son of 2.C. Orin P. Reams Jr., whose later to meet the demands of in­ flowering shrubs and palm Jan. 27 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandmother Maccarone of 32 Hawthorne St. will graduate in June. Will Honor Sophia Loren. Mr. and Mrs. Girard R. Ganley wife Quelle is the daughter of creasing business. trees, are all a part of the is Mrs. M.C. Bergin of Bronx, N.Y. His paternal grandparents ) GLOK has been named to the national Her fiance, a 1972 graduate of In 1966, after giving up the of 418 N. Main St. to the rank of Mr. -and Mrs. Charles S. Tobin Warm, friendly hotel per­ Hamilton Princess. are Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Toth of Bronx, N.Y. He has a sister, Mrs. Ritter scholastic honor society Delta Manchester High School, is life of an actor, he was ordained sergeant. He is serving at of Old Stafford Rd., Tolland, sonnel greet visitors to Ber­ Guests can readily arrange Travel Service Allesandra Marie. 2. attending New York University Hickam AFB, Hawaii, as a muda’s Hamilton Princess. sightseeing trips, land or water Epsilon Sigma at Stonehiil Mrs. Alfred Ritter of 45 to the priesthood at the Shrine has returned to Notfolk, Va., 555 MAIN STREET where he is m ajoring in communications specialist with General Manger Chris Szembek sports, fishing expeditions, I College in Easton, Mass. A Chester Dr. will be honored by of the Immaculate Conception after a six-month deployment Chris Szembek Spak. Robert Paul, son of George D. Jr. and Darlene graduate of East Catholic High physical therapy. Manchester Emblem Club in Washington, D.C. the 1957th Communications aboard the aircraft carrier USS along with his excellent staff diving, water skiing and sailing. 6 4 3 - 2 1 6 5 Czerwinski Spak of 14 Burke Rd., Rockville. He was bom Jan. 24 School, she is majoring in child No date has been set for the Wednesday at a Supreme Of­ Recently he starred with Group. He is a 1972 graduate of Independence. A former stu­ cater to your every whim and air conditioned with an in­ The Princess is located close at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are wedding. .to the main shopping areas of development. She is a member ficers Night observance at 8 Ernest Borgnine in the film Hartford Public High School. dent of Glastonbury High go all out to make your stay at dividually controlled Authorized ageni in Manchester Mr. and Mrs. William Czerwinski of 1 Tower Rd., Rockviile. His lor all Airlines. Railroads and of the Greasepaint Players o’clock at the Elks Home on “Rain for a Dusty Summer.” School, he joined the Navy in the Princess a memorable one. thermostat unit in each room. Hamilton and yet affords a pic­ paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George E. Spak of Always on hand to be sure turesque view of Hamilton Har­ Steamship lanes theater group, the Madrigal Bissell St. The film is the life story of Sgt. Stephen A. Daunt, son of June 1971. The hotel also houses Two Laurel Rd.. Ellington. He has two brothers, Daniel Paul, 6; and guests are comfortable and bor and hillsides. Singers and the Chamber Music Mrs. Ritter is a past presi­ Padre Miguel Pro, a Jesuit Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Daunt of desalination plants that Christopher, Michael, m . really get into the “swing of Orchestra. She also par­ dent of the Manchester club and priest who defied the Walker St., has returned to produce a total of 160,000 gallons things” is Ross Phipps, director ticipates in intramural basket­ supreme deputy of the Supreme persecutions of the church Barksdale AFB Louisiana after of fresh water every day. The Crouse, Allison, daughter of Robert G, and Nancy Eagleson of public relations for the ball and softball. CUB Emblem Club of the United during the Mexican Revolution. a holiday visit at home. He was hotel has a water storage Crouse of Chagrin Falls, Ohio. She was bom Dec. 17 at Chardon Princess Properties Inter­ States. She represents District The film will be shown Feb. 7 recently awarded the S.A.C. capacity of 1.5 million gallons. (Ohio) Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. national, which in Bermuda en­ Airline Tickets SCOUT 1 in Connecticut. and 8 at East Catholic High Master Technician Award. A All equipment is automatically Albert Eagleson of 40 Gardner St. Her paternal grandmother is Daniel Landerfin, son of Mrs. BKYOB compasses the Southampton Other supreme officers who School. 1970 graduate of Manchester controlled with two men on at Mrs. Edgar Crouse of Watertown, N.Y. She has a brother, Eric, Daniel G. Landerfin of 64 Princess Hotel, Golf & Beach NEWS will be guests at Wednesday's Breakfast will be served im­ High School, he attended Cen­ duty at all times. 9; and a sister, Wendy, 7. Russell St. is chairman of the Club. Airline Prices! event are Mrs. Theodore Ven­ mediately after the Mass. tral Connecticut College. A picturesque rock garden Bryant College's student senate Cub Pack 54 tura, supreme treasurer; and Tickets are $1.50 and must be Beautifully appointed rooms Hyde, Jason Foster, son of Robert E. 11 and Anna L. Kirch with a 21-foot waterfall covered ALL AIRLINES ...... ALL DESTINATIONS production of “One Flew Over Cub Pack 54 recently held its Mrs. Elton Campbell, supreme purchased before the Mass. with views, sliding glass doors Hyde of 16 Kibbe Rd., Ellington. He was born Jan. 22 at Rockville with tropical plants greets Tickets Issued On Premises The Cuckoo’s Nest’’ which will monthly meeting at the Bentley assistant chaplain, both of Tickets are also available from leading to secluded balconies General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. visitors in the cedar-paneled be presented at the Smithfield, School. The opening ceremony Rockville; and Mrs. Frank the scoutmasters of various overlooking a courtyard filled Henry F. Kirch of Pompano Beach, Fla. His paternal grand­ lobby. RY TRAVEL OF MANCHESTER, INC. R.I. college Feb. 6. was conducted by Den 4. Ferri of New London, supreme troops or may be obtained by with colorful flower gardens 627 MAIN STKin • MANCHE6TBL CONN. 00040 parents are E.F. Hyde of Somers Rd., Ellington, and Mrs. Helen and rich, green lawns, are a Combining a charming TELEPHONE 648-27M number games were played press correspondent. calling John Joy, 643-4936; Ed E. Thomti Donovtn, Pn$ldtnl S. Hyde of Somers. He has a brother, Robert E. Hyde III, 7: and a and Cubmaster Lawrence Duff plus for a perfect vacation. mixture of English architecture sister, Wendy Jean, 10. After a brief business session Ward, 649-9282; or Mrs. Jackie Lorraine M. Roberts of 43 demonstrated several rope at which Mrs. Ritter will in­ Ennis, 643-9037. The Princess was acquired by and native materials, the lobby Richard Rd., has been named to POST ROAD SHOPPING PLAZA The Princess Hotel in Hamilton, Bermuda. Eastend Properties Ltd. in 1962. provides immediate access to tricks. itiate seven new members, a MAIN STREET, ROUTE » the dean’s list for the fall term The awards ceremony was buffet will be served. VERNON, CONNECTICUT It was completely rebuilt and all major locations in the hotel Su Mary^s Adopts at St. Lawrence University, conducted by Duff assisted by Members of Emblem Clubs reopened on April 1,1964. Since including Quality Walk, the Canton, N.Y. George Brophy. Chris Nelson throughout Connecticut will at­ HOURS T IL M ARCH 16 S i i i then, thousands of guests.have hotel’s shopping arcade, the ABOUT EVERY AFTERNOON enjoyed The Princess so much mezzanine, dining room, night Budget For 1975 received Wolf Badge. Kenney tend the event. Friday ‘tllSiOO Willis and Chris Nelson each Mrs. George Meixell and All Day Saturday they return again year after club and pool area. St. Mary’s Episcopal CJiurch Thomas Young, Anne Gowen, Church Club received a Gold Arrow, and Mrs. Jean Gaboury are co- TOWN year. The flagstaff used in adopted a budget of $106,000 for Suzanne Thomas, youth Michael Morris received a chairmen. They will be assiste With some 470 guest rooms. Hamilton upon the arrival of 1975 at its recent annual representatives to vestry. Plans Party Silver Arrow. Receiving by Mrs. Kenneth Hodge, Mrs. The Manchester Lions Club We now The Princess is the largest Princess Louise was presented meeting. Also, Frank Crocker, W. Ran­ Webelos Awards were: John Stanley Baldwin, Mrs. John meets Tuesday at 6;30 p.m. at The Envoys hotel in Hamilton. It is entirely to The Princess Hotel, by the FINAL DAYS Elmer Odell, treasurer, dall 'Toop and W. Sidney The St. Bridget Social Club is Gaily, 1; Joseph Cosgrove, 2; Ziemak, Mrs. Alfred Ponticelli, the Steak-Out restaurant in In feature a reviewed the 1975 budget and Michael Donlon, 4; and Robert decorations; Mrs. Samuel Talcottville. Geoffrey W. Harrison, examiners for one planning a theater party Feb. Gospel Concert reported that the parish had year; Wyville Peabody, Mrs. 21. The play will be “The Odd Wilbanks, 5. Vacant! and Mrs. Joseph Furtney, senior economist operated with a small deficit Manchester, John Hyde, Couple” presented by the Little At the end of the meeting Reynolds, gifts. research analyst for the Hart­ MINI t - , J ’’Ll CLERRGNCE CALVARY CHURCH - last year. plans were announced by ford National Bank & Trust Co. Crocker, Toop, Harrison, Theatre of Manchester at East Also, Mrs. Mary Mohr, Mrs. 647 E. M IDDLE TPKE. 1 John Ferguson, senior William Kloppenburg, Henry Catholic High School. George Gaily for a hike the Carroll Hawthorne, Mrs. will speak on “The State and ARCADE Ski Area Reopens warden of the parish who was Berry, John Fox, Ludwig There will be a cocktail party following day. Edward Baylis, Mrs. David National Economic Outlook.” SUN. 7 P.M. NO ADMISSION CHARQE retiring afer three years in the Hansen, Clifford Sterling, afterward at the home of Mr. Lyons, prizes; Mrs. Joseph WATERVILLE VALLEY, holder, or whether he skies post, chaired the annual counters. and Mrs. Peter Hickey. Mrs. Patterson DiNimzio and Mrs. Domenico Sunset Rebekah Lodge will N.H. (UPI) — Snow’s Moun­ often or seldom,” said Tom meeting. Mrs. Florence Bickley and Reservations must be made Will Address Fresca, guest book; Mrs. Ger­ meet Monday at 3 p.m. at Odd tain, a favorite ski area of Corcoran, president of the Odeli was re-elected Anderson Zeidler were elected by Feb. 7 with Mrs. Rose Marie trude Hawthorne, Mrs. Frank Fellows Hall. Mrs. Marion astronaut John Glenn, singer Waterville Company, which SOLE treasurer, and Mrs. Winslow delegates to the Diocesan Papa, 643-8037. New Hope Board Toros, Mrs. Paul Buettner, Straughan is in charge of NEEDLEPOINT FRAMED Andy Williams and the Kennedy runs both ski areas in this Manchester was elected assis­ Convention with Donaid Sisco Mrs. Dean Patterson, presi­ Mrs. John Carson, Mrs. John refreshments which will be By Experts clan, reopened Jan. 18 after a luxury resort area. Snow’s tant treasurer. and Robert Lathrop as alter­ dent of the board of directors of Callahan, and Miss Julia Dulka, served during a social hour two-year shutdown to install Mountain and Mt. Tecumseh, Other officers elected are nates. All four will serve as New Hope Manor, will speak at refreshments. after the meeting. new equipment. which has seven lifts. Mrs. Ronald Haldeman and L. Square Dance Extra This Ad parish representatives to the an open meeting for all women, *" 10% OFF It features a new chairlift, a Snow’s Mountain was started Michael Gatzkiewicz, wardens Natchaug Deanry. men, and youth of North United limited ticket policy to make soon after World War II, with for one year terms; Omer Club Meets Other delegates elected are Methodist Church on Monday, sure waiting lines will be no five intermediate and novice Gingras, Charles Holland, Ladies of St James Miss Jean Low, Roy Paige, Mrs; Earl Johnston of Vernon will at 8 p.m. at the church. more than 10 minutes on trails and slopes served by two Charles Lindsey, Mrs. Harvey barn’s Apple Frank Sheldon, M.J. Powers, be the caller for the Christine Baiiiie, master weekends, and a guaranteed T-bars. It was located behind Pastel and Mrs. Allan Thomas, Mrs. Bmce Jaques, Winthrop Manchester Square Dance Plan Dinner-Dance o m NOK-IIID. reservation system available the 100-year-old Waterville Inn, teacher at New Hope; and ART GALLERIES 11-t; T1IK.-FR. parish vestry for three-year Porter, Manchester Conference Club’s dance Saturday, at the The Ladies of St. James will MANCHESTER PARKADE which burned during the winter 5 0 % Lynn, a resident youth, wiil ll-l; UT. IM for those willing to pay an extra terms; Mrs. Ronald Hewett, Reservations may be made of Churches; Sisco, Earl Manchester High School from 8 assist Mrs. Patterson in presen­ sponsor a Valentine dinner- by contacting Mrs. James ext to Forbes A Wallace ad SOX 12-S $15 per person a season, or $25 a of 1967. senior vestry clerk; Mrs. Louis Rohan, Walter Hamilton, to 11 p.m. Russ and Anita White dance Feb. 8 at The Colony in season for families. The company shut it down Heard, assistant vestry clerk; ting the program on the work Gerrity, 78 Diane Dr., or Mrs. MISAC; and Miss Low, Mrs. wili cue the rounds. and purpose of this Manchester- Talcottville. Edward Sulick, 64 Hillcrest Rd. “Skiers who have a reserva­ two years ago when the lifts mani^ Items to choose Wayne Kuehl, Charles Herr­ Viola Trotter, and Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. Daniei Balboni Dinner wili be at 8 p.m. tion card will be allowed to wore out and were not worth mann Jr.. .Nancy Gowen. based rehabilitation home for Checks may be made payable Kittle, Church Women United. wili have door duty for Satur­ girls with drug and alcohol preceded by a cocktail hour at to the Ladies of St. James. make advance reservations by further repairs. day evening. Refreshments wiil problems. There will be a time 7. phone. Any skier can obtain from our regular stock be served by Mr. and Mrs. for questions from the from us an application for a Heinz Bartel, Mr. and Mrs. audience. reservation card, whether he is Robert Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. a day skier or a season pass The program is sponsored by Luxurious growths of seaside plants crown the dunes Horseshoe Bay. Rambling with a camera is delightful in AMTRAK WfST HARTFORD WFTHFRSFIFID MAHCHFSTFR Joseph Blazinski and Mr. and United Methodist Women of the Henry Block has $26,900 Tlckalt iMiMd on PtomlMt Mrs. Charles Boggini. bordering one of Bermuda’s most alluring beaches — the cooler winter season. Bishop's Cornfr 965 Silas Dfaof J S / IB 'o a d S t church, who wili have a short- 2S3I tlbanrA.r Hieh.ar OPINIVIRY NIGHI The club is planning a business meeting at 7:30. GOOOCHLD-BARTUn TRAVEL 17 reasons why you Oni'ltINS tl): I M O^ll'HUIS n il < M 'M S I' >K( knothead trip March 8 by bus to Dessert and coffee will be 5% DOWN 113 Main S t 646-2098 SATURDAYS Reading, Mass., to dance with provided by Tyier Circle at a Herald Travel Show the Checkmates to the calling fellowship time following the should come to us TO QUALIFIB BUYBIS AT of Jerry Schatzer. FIREPLACES ‘ . 6 program. - A To Feature Bermuda TOO! for income tax hdp. Bv fire-g lo w The,beautiful island of Ber­ show of formal evening wear Reason 14. We’re human, and once REAL WOOD BURNING FIREPLACES NO NO muda will be featured at The suitable to cruises and resort in a ^eat while we make a mistake. Herald’s Travel Show, living. Door prizes will be awarded. Main Office But if our error means you must pay The medicine your Thursday, Feb. 13 in the Manchester High School Free tickets will be available 9 - 12 ART AUCTION Built-in Units additional tax, you pay only the tax. doctor prescribes may auditorium. soon from The Herald office 1007 Main Street We pay any interest or penalty. for any room not be compatible Films from the Bermuda and the following participating with alcohol. When in travel agencies: Goodchild- Manchester Conduettd by We stand behind our work. Department of Tourism en­ Griswold Street, Glastonbury doubt • find out! Ask titled “Anatomy of A Vacation” Bartlett Inc., 113 Main St., 649-4586 and "Bermuda — The Island LaBonne Travel, 67 E. Center jEMERGING ART GALLERY OF NEW YORK QUALITY CONDOMINIUMS FEATURING: your doctor or your pharmacist It's your • Nobody Wanted” will be St., Globe Travel, 555 Main St., life. presented. Mercury Travel, 627 Main St., K Mart Plaza Office SponsoTBd by Temple Beth Shotom SMerhood Formal Inn of Oak St. and Hastings Travel, Coventry, and 10- 2 • Good, sound construction to last Harvey’s of the Burr Shopping O’Keefe Travel, Wethersfield. ' 5 s f Spencer Street • Attractive Colonial design Corners will present a fashion at the Temple Beth Sholom • Rural surroundings minutes from Free Standing Manchester Hartford o O 649-5007 • Low $25 maintenance fee ’%r Accessories 400 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, EAST Screens, Ensembles, Grates r 1 (VO MANCHESTER, CONN. •Ul. formerly -Manchester Suvinf^s 6 c I.oan Association Ij OBCkII WE OFFER THE BEST FOR KO THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE JUST ABOUT THE LEAST! Sat., February 1st Manchester Parkade Gateway Shop Plaza Take Route 2 to Qrlawold Street Exit In QIaatonbury. “We're Your Community Manchester Vernon Eaat on Qrlawold to Mllaatona Health Service Store" 366 Spencer St. 2854 Main St. Cocktail Preview 8 P.M, 1181 Main St. Glastonbury E. Hartford OTHER AREA OFFICES Opan Sat. A Sun. 1-5 For Inspection Ben Franklins WESTOWN Ward & Union Sts. Coventry Auction 9 P.M. Rockville Stafford Springs f ire - glow clisf.... 1 5 5 HARTFORD RD. Savings Bank THE TYROL & WETHEY CO., INC. MANCHESTER • Also In Sears RT. 83 VERNON, CONN. & Loan Association Since 1891 Donation $1.50 per person Manchester Parkade Over 25 Years of / Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Weekdays, 9-5 Sat. & Sun., Phone 646-5440 2 Miles North of Vernon Circle on Rt. 83 of Manchester OPEN TONIGHT • NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 633-9471 633-3531 (NEXT TO LAM EQUIPMENT) Continuous' rMS.-WEd.-Thura. 10-6:30; Fri. 10-8; Sat 8-8; Sun. 11-4 Servict •CLOSED MONDAYi f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.-, Fri., Jan. 31, 1975— PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Fri„ Jan. 31, 1975

OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Harrison on School Board BUGS BliNNY 86 Bolton High Students of the school system to see if it IHHATSOR' NEVER tTHATSOREHEAiyS TH' ROUOHMECKS A A GREAT ^ COVENTRY gain greatly from having gone WOULD YA HOLD IT^ UM,YA5. ACE, IV E DECIDED TO LET HERE'S ATHOTHER ONE THIS KIND OF Y AND FURTHERMORE... WELL, JUST MIMP-- A LOUPMOUTH.'I ROUGHHECK 'CAUCC NAME, MAJOR! Monica Shea was a good system and if it through it. S h e H e r a ld YOU HAVE THE STORY FIRST BECAUSE YOUR MISTAKES THAT-iS INEKCUSA&UE DOWN A U'L, BOSSY STEP OUT FORQETJ b e l ie v e h e TH INKS HE'S SURE TH ’ae U - To Take Ski Trip Sunday OF THE MANY COLORFUL COLUMNS YOU THE NIGHT wasn’t, to see what I could do to OKAY, ELMER, THIS IS IMPORTANT/ IWTO TH E t h e o t h e r The Coventry Board of Area Profile COST THE COM FAN V A 5TUF>1D(TY H A S I T . 'y (SUYIS ' JLEMAKJ'SA SEMTLE- WROTE ABOUT MY OLD FIGHTER, NEWS MAKES try and improve it.” WE MEET AT YOUR VAKP AH'WE'LL TOO MUCH OF A 6EK1 MAN--TH' (SEMTLE- Education Thursday night un­ Harrison is vice president of E)Un o l e o f m o n e y / « O T TO BAD NEWS BURKE! WELL , SET THIS M'/ STOMACH HOUSE/ I'LL S E T T L E IT TLEWi-W 1D6eT MAKI'S A SEWTUEMAW He said he is encouraged by the Coventry Historical Society BOLTON The trustees of the United - nJ Thf SCHNOOGLE HURT WHILE animously elected Jon Harrison which Bolton will receive a flag I M &KINO T H ‘ k i « h t m o w / , iv\ INVOLVEPIMA 'CAUSE HE AIMTSURE ~ 'H IS NEPHEW NIGHT NEWS BURKE the sequential learning SCHN006(.E m n D t^ t u s s l e IS STARTING HIS OWN CAREER I'M STILL to fill the unexpired term of and a former member of the Donna Holland Methodist Church will meet and certificate for being A, cixrrcHiAio SAND­ HOW ROUGH TH' ROUSH- program and tends to support EXPCmeNCt:. MECKl^ AND HE HITS EVEN HARDER! Thomas Hill. Connecticut Writers League Monday at 8 p.m. for recognized a bicentennial com­ WICHES/ it. He termed the implementa­ Correspondent Harrison and his wife, Liga, and a member of the editorial 646-0375 organizational purposes. munity. and daughter, Kristina, have tion of it “a significant forward board of -that league. Tolland Story Hours Set step for the town.” The Bolton High School Ski lived on South St., Coventry for Club will spend Sunday at Asked where his priorities He has a BA in English from School Menus - the past three and one-half Maple Valley in Brattleboro, The following cafeteria Dodd Office years. would be if it came to a budget Trinity College and attended A story hour and craft project the education committee of the cut, Harrison said, "I would be Vt. It will be the club’s second menus will be served at Bolton MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - the University of Connecticut will be held Saturday from Tolland Junior Woman’s Club.. trip. He said his interest in the disinclined to support a cut in for one year for post graduate Elementary School Feb. 3-7. Rep. Christopher J. Dodd, D- 10:30 to 11:30 at the Tolland Story tellers will be Tove Man- Of tiie 296 students at the high board position was in-part due further implementation of the work. He has also taken courses Monday: Juice, hot dog on Conn., will open a satellite of­ Library for children aged 4 to 8. dige and Muriel Vlning. school, 86 students, or one third to the fact that "I have a child sequential learning program.” at Central Connecticut State roll, french fries, pudding with fice at l :30irm. Saturday at 94 The program is sponsored by the school’s population, is BY HANK LEONARD coming along that will soon be He repeated he feels the College, Eastern Connecticut topping. Court St. tgr be staffed by MICKKY FINN going. This is an increase of 40 of school age and I wanted to program is a good one and that State College and Manchester Tuesday: Veal steak with Edward H. Mann, of j-ji students over the first trip. FINE/ JUST MAKE have a good working knowledge he feels the students stand to Community College. parmesan, spaghetti, green Middletown, a recent Southern SURE YOU DON'T Skiers ranging from pro to beans, gingerbread with top­ Connecticut State College DID YOU TWO PICK UP THROW IT AWAY/ novice will be going. The ping. graduate who will earn 88,000. A COUPLE OF CIGAR majority will be novice and will BUTTS.FROM AN ASH Wednesday: Chicken stew, The office will be open from 9 TRAY IN SLICK CUTTER'S ( § 3 ODD I receive help from the tossed salad, hot roll, ice a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. ^APARTMENT? NEWS chaperones, Joseph Fleming, cream. IS principal; Mrs. Judith Thursday: Juice, pizza with i l l e g a l - Club Seeks to Help Those with Learning Flaws Ml V Pressler, guidance counselor; THE STAWBOFF ____ c lift hyNEA. lac TU US m on / 1-31 meat and cheese, fruited jello. Raids Net 10 Roger Titus, industrial arts Friday: Hamburger on roll, playing cards for use by the From 7:30 to 8 p.m. a new will be conducted in the Sacred cab b ag e slaw, spiced teacher; and Mrs. Doris Han­ WEST HAVEN (UPI) - Ten BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE VERNON potato chips, vegetable sticks, CAPTAIN EASY special students in their regular round dance will be taught by Heart Parish Center, Rt. 30, applesauce. ford, school nurse. fruit cup. persons were being held on classrooms. the Kendalls and square dan­ Vernon, tonight starting at 7:30. FLAMIN' WELL RIGHT IT'S PIRACYl WAIT A WArCH THAT TONGUE O' VERS, A spe'oial committee of the The cost is $5 for the bus bonds of 825,000 to 50,000 THE PIRATES AN' YOU SWABS ) f SEC0WP1..I BUCKO! FROM NOW ON YOU'LL The committee is also in­ cing will follow until 11 p.m. Games are open to the public. Suburban Women ticket, 86 for the ski ticket, 85.50 Bulletin Board following a South Central 3 ADDRESS VER CAPTAIN WITH Vernon Junior Women’s Club is IS OUR WCr//MS/,.,SAVVY7 MeH.HEH.HEHIJ^ KNOW THIS terested in forming a parents’ There will be a raffle and The Suburban Women’s Club for rentals. Maple Valley will Maureen Houle, Democratic Regional Crime Squad raid BILGE RESPECT-UWLESS YUH'P RATHER working on the club’s national School Lunches BE KEBLHfjULBP! r ------group and in writing a pamphlet door prizes will be awarded. of Vernon, Ellington, and provide lessons for the novice, Town Committee chairman, Thursday. About 83,000 worth of project, the Association for The following lunches will be for parents to inform them of Refreshments will be served. Tolland, Inc. will host a presen­ intermediate, expert and free asks anyone who needs a ride to marijuana and pills were b u u m w ^onT) Children with Learning served in the Vernon schools the services available in the All club level dancers are in­ tation by the Leauge for style skier for 81. the caucus being held tonight at recovered along with some Disabilities. next week. community for their children. vited and reminded to wear Autistic and Mentally Han­ On their first trip the students 8 at the Town Hall to call 643- guns, police said. The committee has been ad­ Monday: Tomato soup, ham- Anyone interested in further in­ soft-soled shoes. dicapped Children at its Feb. 4 appreciate the openness dis­ 1968. PRISCILLA'S POP BY AL VER.MEER vised on various projects it burg patties, french fries, fruit formation should call 646-3896. Choir Concert meeting at 8:45 p.m. at the Ver­ played towards them by the The Board of Selectmen will M E. H E 'S might develop, by special cup. HERS YOU BETTER V THE ICE HE H E N Area church choirs will join non Center Middle School. chaperones. Everyone involved meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the STAY HE(?E, )[ OUT THERE WORRIED education teachers in the Ver­ Square Dancers Tuesday: Shells with meat JEM M Y L u ;y Vis p r e t t y CARES REALLY in a concert to be presented felt unified as members of the Town Hall. II non system and Mrs. Cindy The Vernon Square Dance sauce, tossed salad, bread Before the program, which Ovtr 40 Ytart ot UntxcalM Stnrln TWIM' CARES! Sunday at 7 p.m. at Sacred Bolton High community. The police study committee Pfanstiehl. Club, Inc. will meet Feb. 8 at sticks, peaches. Heart Church, Rt. 30, Vernon. will be open to the public, the will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. O p e n 24 Hours Dally Some of these projects in­ the Vernon Elementary School, Wednesday:' Chicken and club will conduct a business ^hurch Meeting at the Town Hall. The com­ clude making games, game Rt. 30 with Russ Peterson as Bingo gravy, buttered rice, green meeting. FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE boards, an alphabet book, and guest caller. The weekly bingo program The Bolton Ecumenical Coun­ mittee is working on a survey beans, whole wheat bread and that will be distributed to butter, pineapple squares. cil will hold a special meeting S'.. The panel for the open Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Bolton private citizens. Upon comple­ MUTT AND JEFF CREATED BY BUD FISHER Thursday: Juice, salami meeting will be made up of: At- Congregational Church. tion it will begin work on a sur­ M©bil grinders, potato chips, ice ty. Herbet Barrel, past presi­ vey for businessmen. HEATING OILS New Vault Will Satisfy cream bar. At the meeting the resources, J BIS FIRE DOWN that MUTT- DID yo u dent of the league; George potential, need and advisability The bicentennial committee Friday: Fish cakes with OIL BURNER & Durham, league director; and of the council sponsoring an will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Tf^E STR EET^ HE'S JUST ^ g e t CLOSER tomato sauce, baked beans, TO THE Dr. Barnet Baron, institutional ecumenical day camp will be the Town Hall. It will be HEATING INSTALLATION UKEAKID, 1 ^ Auditors’ Recommendation bread and butter, carrot and representative for Boy Scouts. working on a ceremony during WHEN THERE ' FIR E. reviewed. 643-5135 DEAR?. 315 Canter 8t. Manchester THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM A FIR E / VERNON Last week the town requested For purposes of fire in­ use of the system for billing surance, and in view of the A recommendation made in purposes of the town’s recently rising building costs, the Vernon’s audit report will be purchased water company and auditors suggested that the corrected when the high school an agreement is being worked town give consideration to the KWOWTHE\RUa expansion program is com­ out with the school hoard. use of current replacement pleted. costs rather than increasing the The report, filed by Fulco, The auditors suggested that prior value by 10 per cent each Gitlin, Halpern and Campise this review might include year as has been the practice. for the fiscal year ending June elimination of the town's use of outside computer services. 30,-1974, criticized the fact that Rotary To Give the Board of Educations input A repeat of prior reports is a and output documents of the request for an inventory of all Citizen Award THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA BARBERA Data Processing program, are WM A 1975 MATADOR general government and school J VERNON not properly safeguarded from board equipment. It notes the fire. state will require a comparison Construction now under way The Rockville Rotary Club ALLEY OOP of insurance coverage with the will present its Citizen of the O.K., at the high school will correct inventory. F R E D - , these problems. It will include Year award at the 19th annual MEBBE YOU BETTER GO GET HADN'T MDU SHE WANTS T'KNOW ] MEDIUM I KNOW... EVERVTWIKIG'S banquet scheduled for Feb. 22 THIS WEEK.' OUR STUFF TOGETHER SO BETTER FIND HOW Y'LIKE IT I HEARD either a fireproof vault for the The auditors have also, in the READY./ at The Colony in Talcottville. WE CAN MOVE OUT RIGHT OUT HOW HE COOKED? documents or fireproof files past, criticized the manner of AFTER WE EAT. BIG MAN.' Dinner will be served at 8 WANTS HIS and a heat detector will be in­ storage of important town COOKED? p.m. and dancing will follow to stalled in the computer room. documents and a new vault, A the Big Band Sound of the '40’s The report also much larger than the present’ starting at 9:30 p.m. 50‘down. No monthly payments. recommended the joint review one, is being provided in the Tickets may be purchased of the potential maximum use Memorial Building, where all of This week, the Lottery is giving away a bunch of beautiful new from Harvey Desruisseaux, of the NCR Century 50 com­ the town offices will be located, American Motors Matador Coupes. Each with $1,000 cash.** A long puter now being used by the 875-6233, or A. Richard Lombar­ after a renovation project di, 872-2703. list of luxury options including air conditioning and radial tires. Board of Education. there. There have been 19 past And even a full tank of gas. winners. In 1972 a double award Every Lottery ticket dated February 6 comes with a Car-A-Day was given to Helen.Abuza and Bonus Number. Match it and win a super Matador Coupe like the one N Lenzy Wallace. Mrs. Abuza was shown below. Match any of our regular Double Play numbers and be in one of four women being named the running for the more than 14,000 cash prizes awarded every week. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WIN AT BRIDGE Three Persons Hurt during the past 18 years. Get your Lottery tickets with the Car-A-Day stub. And you might end up with one of this year’s most beautiful bargains. A 1975 HE BELIEVE9 UNFORTUNATHY, HE ALGO VACRRDJ’e/t«4» In Area Accidents WE ARE LOOKING FOR AN American Motors Matador Coupe. For only 500. MR. ABEFtNATHY G AN EQUAL- 1 IN equal ray BELIEVES IN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EM P LO YER ^ I FOR WCJMEN, HARASSMENT] Shut up and play the cards EYEWITNESS AND EQUAL The bidding has been: 31 TO AN ACCIDENT WOFIKING X BOLTON Rockville General Hospital C0NPIT10N5. West North East South DEC. 21, 1974 By Oswald & James Jacoby If South had just used his William A. Dorey, 27, of Thursday night for injuries suf­ Routt 44N ■ Intenection of ToNond Hi, NORTH ID) 31 brain and kept his mouth shut, Kingsley Dr., Andover, is fered in a one-car accident on I- Bolton. he would have seen that he reported in serious condition at CONNECTKUTS *2 0 0 ^ LOTTEirr A42 Pass 1M Pass 1A 84 in Tolland. Tel. 647-1421 V A Q 75 could afford just one trump Pass 2 A Pass ? Manchester Memorial Hospital Police said Ames was west­ ♦ 9 64 "Where did you dig up that lead. You, South, hold: where he was taken with in­ bound, skidded off the left side SAFECO AKQ74 opening bid?" asked SiSouth, Then he would lead a club to AAQ76V2 ♦KJSt AAQ82 juries suffered in an accident of the highway and struck some IS O N. RNaIn St., P.O. Box 388 I------dummy’s queen; return to his WEST EAST “You’re lucky I didn’t bid a What do you do now? on Rt. 6 in Bolton about 3:30 guard rails. The accident is still M a n d n sta r hand with that trump he had A8K FOR VIROINIA BOU8FIELD A 8 7 3 ’ A 9 5 slam.’ A — Just bid four spades. Your a.m. today. under investigation. > M 10 64 3 V K J 9 left in dummy; draw the rest of hand has improved a lot but not REWARD the trumps; lead another club Police said Dorey was alone WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI ♦ KQJ ♦ 87 5 2 enough to think about a slam. South was so busy talking that and eventually discard his los­ in the car, apparently lost con­ 4kA10 8 4kJ9S3 ing heart on dummy's king of TODAY’S QUESTION trol where traveling east and SOUTH he forgot to make his game con­ tract. He took his ace of clubs. Instead of bidding two spades his car rolled over. A A K Q J 10 6 your partner jumped to three 1975 Matador M8 2 diamonds; drew three rounds of Dorey suffered a fractured INEWSI'AI’KH KNTKHl’HI.SE ASSN i spades. What do you do now? ♦ A 10 3 trumps and led a club toward Answer Tomorrow skull. He was taken to the dummy. West played low and hospital by the Manchester am­ A 6 2 f n m dummy’s queen won the trick. bulance. The accident is still Both vulnerable Answer to Previous Puzrle under investigation. Now, South could do not Sea Voyage SOUTH WINDSOR 3 West North East South better than to lead a diamond Mabel Simoneau of 186 S. from dummy. West won the ACROSS 3 Cleveland Main St., South Windsor, and lA Pass 2 * wateriront (2 trick and led a heart.' After that 1 Port o l__ Ethel Hoskin of Pass 2N.T. Pass 4 A wds.) play there was no way for South 5 Mariner (coll.) 4 Alkaline Warehouse Point, were ad­ Pass Pass Pass to keep from losing four tricks. 8 Vessel solution 12 Absent 5 Bird claw mitted to Manchester Opening lead - K ♦ 13 Mohammedan 6 Fish sauce Memorial Hospital Thursday name /Hazard s n i a with injuries suffered in a two- 14 01 highest 8 ______Paulo. quality Brazil izissirs E o N car accident in Sullivan Ave. Main Office SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL 15 Thrust 9 Walts lor 13 EJ £ S LJBJS Ms. Hoskin suffered a *e Masculine eagerly iUSLI 9 - 12 40 Ship’s irelght . lacerated forehead and dis­ 5MEIK I'D LIKE TO SHOW ITS SOUND-RESISTANT O ust w onderful i a/ARANTEED TO REDUCE nicKname 10 Foolish 29 Pub drink too? Main Street THE NAO LEVEL 0 0 PER 17 Semiprecious 1 1 Raw hides 31 Murine bird 41 Mountain located hip and Ms. Simoneau “^OU A WONDERPUL VEILS RDR'OUR WIVES,'I stone 19 Cease living 32 Island oA nymph NEW MATERIAL. llT A R GAXElC*'‘^ 18 Spanish cheer 20 Marsh bird Venezuela 42 Confound suffered head and chest in­ Manche«ter X 19 Wharves 23 Fresh selsol 3.3 Artificial 43 Navigates juries. Hospital officials said TT -By CLAY R. POLLAN- 21 Adjectival language 46 Container 649-4586 Kfe, LlIRA horses A*1I$ suffix 34 Together 47 Biblical both are in satisfactory condi­ M M . V JM Your Daily Activity Guide 25 Roman JT According to the Stan. '' 22 Celtic island goddess ol (comb, form) patriarch tion. 49 Climbing plant To develop message for Saturday, 24 Desert gardens crops 36 Explorer. Marjorie Hann of 145 Lester ^ 6-11-12-20 2- 8-21-26^ 26 Be of one mind 26 At the stem Hernando de 50 Solar disk K Mart Plaza Office :gy29-43-80-81 reod words corresporxling to numbers 53-67.69 28 Merit 27 Long lish 52 Legume Circle, South Windsor was the of your Zodioc birth sign. 54 High card 1 0 - 2 y f TAURUS SCORPIO 30 Go bankrupt 28 Raison d" — 39 Possess driver of the second car. 31 One ol the ^ A « . 2 0 I Goins 31 Kind 61 Ask ocr. II 2 Finish 32 Everyone 62 Privocy oceans r r 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 i6 n Police said Ms. Simoneau Spencer Street ^ MAir JO 3N «w 33/Vloy 63 Talks NOK. Jl 35 "__ Island " was charged with following too 14 Mancheater 4-14-25-30 4 There's 34 Goc^ 64 And 34-36-38-40/^. (Stevensonl 12 13 closely in connection with the D,45-57-62 5 In 35 Promotions 65 Asks 46-49-50 37 Church 6 Splendid 36 Day 66 High calendar it it 1/ accident. She is scheduled to 649-3007 GIMINI lU /Z SAWYER 7 Buylr>g 37 Wordt 67 New SAGITTARIUS 38 Harness appear in Court of Common BY ROY CRANE s o ld 38 For 68 Geor 39 Bulbous plant i8 I. 20 21 9 W hot's 39 You 69 Projects JO 40 Seashore ■ ■ Pleas 12, East Hartford on Feb. 40 Trips 70 For OfC. 21 1 ^1 A shark in OUR SWIMMING POOL,., WE'LL TAKE THE PLANE ' ’so,WHAT DO WB DO NOW, BOV F 10 Selling 43 Lake bird 22 k 25 18. 41-48-5I-55 11 Aspects 41 If 71 About 59-6364-65j r 44 Upper limb 3UZ MISSING ...I'VE HAD IT, DINQ. 72 It ■ formerly Manchester Savings & Loan Association FROM BORA BORA TO t h e CAPTAIN'S PBAD...TMERE'S NO 61-70-72 12 For 42 Now 71-7377 1.. 45 Body of water 28 29 South Windsor Police are in­ tay D 13 Well- 43 And 73 You I'LL NOT S PAPEETE,AND REPORT 6EXTANT...N0 CHARTS, AND WB CANCIR CAPRICORN 46 Marsh elder vestigating a break at The 14 Need 44 WilJ 74 Con 8o ■ 3 1 32 33 34 ON THIS ISLAND J H ^ H ^ W ^ oKAY'' BUZ MISSING. DONT KNOW WHERE WE ARE. ^ \ J U N l Jl 15 And 45 Rest 75 Be 51 Harvest Lounge, 954 Sullivan Ave., dis­ 46 Visits 76 Undertaken 53 Cuckoo ANOTHER TQiiQy ' JULY 21 16 Arranged JAN. If U ■ 3 7 covered this morning by a ^uth r KNOW BY 17 Plant 47 Nol 77 Often blackbird 03-16-17-23 18 SonYeoTY# 48 You 78 Shortly 9-22-39-42 54 Mine entrance Windsor police officer making a SWELLS, MR. 19 Appreciates 49 Friendly 79 Helping 65 Gawk 3i '27-66-68 4^78-8689 routine check. * Tickets dated February 6 an sale naw are gaad far AMC Matadar Caupes. ** Yau must claim within ane manth to win car. Winners have one year SAwygs?, X 20 Friendship 50 Exchonges 80 Intimote AQUARIUS 56 Sun LIO 21 Busir>ess 51 Need 81 Affolrs 57 Walking stick 41 42 Police said a panel was to claim cash only. The Lottery reserves the right to award any car advertised, or prize of equivalent value, subject to availability. Illustration may SAIL OS TO ’■J JULY 22 22 Bothering 52 And 82 Opinion JAN. to 56 Greek thealars differ slightly from car awarded. Cars will be delivered F.O.B. Commission on Special Revenue, 1290 Silas Deane Highway, Wethersfield, Connecticut S3 Starting 83 SsKcestfully U 46 46 66 broken in the front door and ^ A o e . JJ 23 Zip ni. I I , 59 Noun suffix 06109. Cars will conform to State of Connecticut and Federal standards. Bonus stub prizes do not double. 24 Your 54 Activities 84 Be )8-I9-24-3)7 60 Paradise ■ about 8275 worth of liquor was , 1- 5- 7-10 25 For 55 Somethirig 65 Today 8i 62 63 64 S a v i i ^ *15-35-87-90 26 Before 56 Agree 86 Hand to-52-79-86'< taken. 57 And 87 Are DOWN Next week’s drawing will be held at the VIRGO 27 Into PtSCIS t t 66 67 TOLLAND 26 Unusual 58 With 88 Today HI. If 1 Aria da — Burton Ames, 23, of 16 E. & L oan Association • Since 1891 29 Personal 59 Someorte 89 Remedied 66 Howard Johnson Ballroom, 05 Columbus Blvd., 30 More 60 Your 90 Pouible MAR. 20^ 2 Absent without leave (coll.) Progress Ave., Rockville, was 328-54-74/? treated and released at \32-33-47 j . _ @ G o o d @ A d v e t i e ^ ^ h i e u t n l Now Britain, Feb. 8, At 10:00 A.M. /5B-60-82-85I 7S-766388L PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Jan. 31, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester,Manchester. Conn., Fri., Jan. 31, 1975 — PAGE ELEVEN OBITUARIES Dr, Lundberg Recalls Indians Seeking Revenge 7 TT d.n.k0i!*s Albin Pietrowski Mrs. .Mary D. Delaney Albin Pietrowski, 87, of An- Mrs. Mary Dunlevy Delaney, ANGLE ^ ® i ’ Wind Up saldi Rd. died this morning at 88, of East Hartford died Turning Points POLICE REPORT Manchester Memorial Thursday at a Windsor con­ By Earl Yost Sports Editor nospital. He was the husband of valescent home. She was the Memorial Hospital. He was active in the L ih C llC y X IftyS H oU flC FIH R IC Unbeaten Mrs. Stella Orlowski mother of Daniel F. Delaney of (Cuiilinued from Page One) establishment of a chest clinic and a car­ Completing an undefeated Pietrowski. Bolton and Everett J. Delaney, diac clinic at the hospital. • Victor I. Pizzola, 16, of 35 They allegedly attempted to The 1971 Mercury Cougar of swimming season yesterday Mr. Pietrowski was bom Feb. Joseph M. Delaney and Mrs. New St. was arrested Thursday By Len Auster milk in Manchester was not an easy one. “A heart seminar I conducted at shoplift meat valued at $1.77, Barbara Masajada of 549B was the combined Bennet- 12, 1887 in Poland and had lived Edna M. Yonika, all of South at 9:30 p.m. on Rachel Rd. and He prescribed it for all his newborn baby Manchester High School was the first police said. They were referred Hilliard St. was stolen Illing Junior High squad in Manchester for 60 years. He Windsor. charged with breach of peace, Town's Most Famous Citizen One cage team has made patients, but it was difficult to obtain as public event at the school after it opened,” to Juvenile Court and released Wednesday night. with a 95-77 decision over had been employed at Cheney She is also survived by police said. Elephant, Pennsylvania’s most famous citizen jumped the State Tournament and only one milkman in town delivered it. says Dr. Lundberg. "That was about 20 to their parents. ’The 1968 Oldsmobile of a Windham’s Jayvees. Bros, before his retirement 22 another son, four grand­ In the same incident, Joseph • Natalie E. Pascucci, 53, of into a four-passenger plane yesterday afternoon and another is heading in that years ago. I invit^ heart specialists who Bloomfield resident was found Ninth graders who com­ years ago. He was a communi­ daughters and nine great­ "I was not popular with the milkmen,” spoke on children's cardiac disease and W. K am insky, 19, of 79 17 Dudley St. was charg^ with stopped off at the Sonesta in Hartford. direction as two local he recalls. Thursday on Newman St. It had peted for the final team in B- cant of St. James Church and a grandchildren. other heart diseases.” Brooklyn St., Rockville was failure to obey traffic control been parked there several days, Cowboy hat-wearing Don Meredith, the one-time Dallas quintets showcase their But after Dr. Moore, who was the town I colors were Mark Meridy, member of the Polish- The funeral is Saturday at As to the future. Dr. Lundberg foresees arrested and charged with signal (red light) in connection police said. Cowboy quarterback in the National Football League and talents on the home front American Club. 8:15 a.m. from the Callahan health inspector then, inspected the local state medicine, or socialized medicine in possession of marijuana, police with a two-car collision Jeff Greenberg, Andy Dar- dairy farms and barns, and discovered now one of the biggest names in television, made the tonight. He is also survived by a Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., one form or another. said. Thursday at 1:21 p.. at Waddell Someone broke into a garage na, Lori Veal, Jeff Klotzer, such unsanitary conditions, a town or­ journey to keep a speaking engagement last night at the Cheney Tech, 10-5 for the daughter, Mrs. Andrew R. East Hartford, with a Mass at "It will be a mistake,” he says, Pizzola was released on a Rd. and W. Center St., police Wednesday night on Russell St. Dawna Schelehofer, Wayne dinance was passed requiring all milk to Aetna Men’s Club. season with a Class C Divi­ Brusek of East Hampton; and a St. Mary's Church, East Hart­ "because individual patient care will dis­ $150 surety bond and Kaminsky said. and stole a battery out of a car. Smith, John Beckwith, Kim be pasturized. The center of attention in the Presidential Suite on the sion berth assured, makes brother and a sister in Poland. ford, at 9. Burial will be in St. appear. There’s a form of it now when peo­ on a $250 surety bond, both for Driver of the other car was Also missing are two mounted Noone, Bryan Walch, Melin­ "Oh, the things ‘D.C.’ saw!” says Dr. its final home appearance at The funeral is Monday at 8:30 Mary's Cemetery, East Hart­ ple go to the emergency room instead of to appearance in Common Pleas Gregory P. Nolin, 22, of 139 tires; tools, and 15 quarts of oil, top floor overlooking the Connecticut River to the East, da Koski and Mark Sawina. a.m. from the John F. Tierney ford. Lundberg. their family doctor. Court 12 in East Hartford on Walker St. No injuries were police said. Dandy Don talked of both the past and future. 8 against Putnam Catholic. Greenberg, Meridy and Veal Tracking down sources of typhoid fever Feb. 17. Funeral Home. 219 W. Center Friends may call at the "It's getting to the point where a doctor reported. The Pascucci car was The owner said she heard The 36-year-old gridder who spent nine years with the The Beavers are unbeaten served as tri-captains. St., with a Mass at St. James funeral home tonight from 7 to are among some of Dr. Lundberg’s early treats the disease instead of the patient,” • Richard M. Fazzina, 21, of towed away. Court is Feb. 10. noises in her backyard Cowboys after picking up a degree at Southern Methodist on home turf in eight Church at 9. Burial will be in St. 9. recollections. 22 North St., Bolton was • James R. McKeon, 22, of he says. Wednesday night but did not in­ University in 1960 is still a trim"210 pounds spread over a previous outings. Results: James Cemetery. In one instance, after extensive "detec­ arrested today at 1:10 a.m. at Wlllimantic was charged with Russell H. Tallard License Renewed vestigate. frame three inches over six feet. Manchester High, 8-6 Medley Relay - l.Bennet, 2. Friends may call at the tive work,” as he called it, an employe in a the Pathmark store on-Spencer following too closely in connec­ Dr. Lundberg officially retired from overall, has a major Windham, 3. Bennet. 2:07.3. funeral home Sunday from 2 to Russell H. Tallard, 78, of bakery who had been treated for typhoid St. and charged with fourth- tion with a two-car crash About $920 worth of ski equip­ obstacle in CCIL foe 200 Free - 1. Meyers W, 2. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Broad Brook died Thursday ten years earlier was found to be a medical practice in 1960. Since then he has degree larceny and possession Thursday at 6 p.m. on Main St. Tennis Enthusiast done a little fishing, some pdinting, and ment was stolen recently from Halldin B, 3. Michaud B. 2:16.0. night at an Enfield convales­ carrier. of marijuana, police said. south of Woodbridge St., police Wethersfield High at Clarke the basement storage bin of a “I’m playing a lot of tennis, just about everyday,” he 2001.M. -1. Fredrickson W, 2. Mrs. .Alfred J. Gallant cent home. With Dr. Lundberg's help, the employe some writing. Fazzina allegedly ran out of said. Arena at 8. The East TOLLAND — Mrs. Mariette Mr. Tallard formerly was His son. Dr. George A.F. Lundberg Jr., Fountain Village apartment off said. He’s often been part of celebrity net promotions. Smith B, 3. McCabe W. 2:26.0. 3 was transferred to another job elsewhere the store carrying a frozen The car driven by McKeon Catholic Eagles do not is carrying on the profession in W. Middle Tpke., police said. Y. Gallant. 46. of Hyde Ave. employed for about 10 years at where he would not affect people through turkey valued at $12.70 which he struck the rear of the car driven Meredith, who will replace Keith Jackson on the World spring into action until 50 Free - Heat - 1. Mazzotta Manchester. B, 2. Telgner B, 3. Walch B. died Thursday night at the Glenney's Men's Shop on contact with food. did not pay for, police said. by Theodore R. Hayes, 48, of CORRECTION Cup Tennis telecasting crew, which includes expert Bud Saturday night when they But Dr. Lundberg could still practice. 31.4. Rockville General Hospital. Main St. Born in East Windsor, Store employes stopped him in Stafford Springs, police said. The Herald incorrectly Collins, may make the junket to Hartford March 6-9 for the Chief of Medicine Last December, the state issued him his oppose South Catholic at the 50 Free - Heat -1. Cahalan W, She was the wife of Alfred J. he had lived in Broad Brook for the parking lot until police McKeon, Hayes, and Mrs. Vi­ reported Tuesday that the Aetna World Cup matches at the Civic Center. In 1940, Dr. Lundberg was appointed license renewal, 55 years after his first Hartford Civic Center. 2. Greenberg B, 3. Keller B. Gallant. 25 years. arrived, police said. vian Hayes, 47, of Stafford Labrador retriever of Kenneth The ruggedly handsome Meredith is enjoying life more chief of medicine at Manchester license. Cheney has lost its last 26.3. 100 Fly - l.Keller B, 2. She was born in Montreal. There are no immediate sur­ In searching him later, police Springs were all injured, police Wichman, 28, of 27 Kennedy Rd. and more since moving over from ABC to NBC. two outings, both on the Garrido W, 3. Marshall B. Que.. Can., and lived in Tolland vivors. said they found marijuana in a said. had bitten a Buckley School “I’ve been an optimist all my life. I really like doing 1:16.7 the past 12 years. A graveside service will be shirt pocket. Mrs. Hayes was taken by am­ child in the throat Monday. road, to outfits it defeated what I’m doing today. NBC did everything they said they 100 Free - 1. Cahalan W, 2. Other survivors are a son. Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Wind- Fazzina was released on a bulance to Manchester Wichman was charged with on friendly grounds. One would. I don’t have an 8 to 5 schedule but when I work, the Mefidy B, 3. Darna B. 1:00. Guy Gallant, and two sorville Cemetery. $250 surety bond for court Feb. Memorial Hospital where she allowing a dog to roam as the concern for first-year Coach 500 Free - 1. Meyers W, 2. daughters. Monique Gallant The Holmes Funeral Home, 24 in East Hartford. was treated for contusions and alleged incident took place on hours are long.” Gerry Blanchard is fouls. Welfare Budget Needs Halldin B, 3.Carr W. 6:12.2. and Lisa Gallant, all at home; 400 Main St., is in charge of • Louis P. Antonlini, 44, of released. the school playground. His dog Acting parts, in Police Women series, special sports Six-foot-one senior forward 100 Back - 1. Gallagher B, 2. eight sisters, Mrs. Leonie arrangements. Hartford was charged with The McKeon car was towed was impounded for 14 days, assignments, like the NFL playoffs and Super Bowl, and Tom Foran has picked up JIM KURLOWICZ BOB HEALY BOB OSTBERG TOM LeCOURT Marshall B, 3. Jeffers W. 1:17.0. LaChance, Mrs. Lucienne operating a motor vehicle while away. Court for McKeon is Feb. police said. World Cup Tennis, plus speaking engagements, and tennis, three quick personals in the Cheney Tech ManclieHler High Manchester High 100 Breat -1. Pettengill B, 2. Fraser. Mrs. Ida Boucher. Mrs. 10 Per Cent Increase under the influence of liquor 17. A school nurse said today that keep Meredith on the go. Chenev.Tech last four contests and the Voss W, 3. Makoul W. 1:21.0. Lise Fortier. Mrs. Ginette and operating while his license she believed the dog only ROCKVILLE HARTFORD (UPI) - A ministration, he said, the National participation in the “It only took us an hour and 20 minutes to get up here by Beavers cannot afford his 400 Free Relay -1. Bennet, 2. Drouin and Miss Micheline is suspended. caused a surface scratch on the legislative study shows a 10 per welfare department went from food stamp program jumped by plane. I travel as much as I can this way. The airport is prolonged absence from the Windham, 3. Darna B. 4:10.5. Regimbald. all of Montreal. HOSPITAL The charges stem from the child’s neck and may not have will be in the starting lineup tournament-bound in the cent increase raising Connec­ a work force of 2,100 to 1,700. nearly 30 per cent when the only a short way from my home. The 190-year old house in new school mark. Mrs. Gertrude Piquette of investigation of a two-car colli­ done it with teeth but only a lineup. The Techmen’s tonight to help combat Class AA Division with a 10- own the top rung in the con­ ticut's welfare program to The lawmaker also said he federal government losened its Elephant, which Meredith looked at a year ago and (4-6, 5-7) travels to Hartford and Mrs. Lucille Gee NOTES sion Thursday at 4:19 p.m. on paw. bench is not that deep. Put­ Wethersfield’s 6-5 twin 5 aggregate mark. about $300 million is necessary was pleased by Gov. Ella T. eligibility requirements recent­ decided in two hours to buy it, is near Quakertown. ference with a 10-0 mark, 11- Colchester for an encounter of Manchester; and two Center St. west of Falknor Dr., Wichman said he does not nam is an unknown quantity. towers, Scott Fox and Perry Manchester is 6-5 in the to keep services in line with Grasso's pledges to trim state ly, the study showed, but the 2 overall, while Rham has with COC rival Bacon Pin Record brothers. Andre Regimbald and Discharged Wednesday: police said. plan to contest the roaming “It’s really out in the country and you know I’m a coun­ In last Tuesday night’s tilt Pratt. rising costs. spending to the bone in all areas state rolls rose only 1.4 per league and, more important­ secured second spot with an Academy (5-5, 8-6), Registering single game Gilbert Regimbald. both of Carol Aniello, West St., The car allegedly driven by charge but insists his dog is not try boy,” he quipped. Meredith hails from Mt. Vernon, versus East Hartford High, In an earlier meeting, Rep. John R. Mannix, R- except human services. "I have cent. FIRE CALLS ly, looking for a berth in the 8-1 ledger, 10-3 in all games. Rockville (2-7, 2-11) enter­ efforts of 214, 153, 162, Montreal. Rockville; Minnie Badstubner, Antonlini rammed into the rear vicious. In fact, the dog is fond Texas. 6-1 MHS sen io r Alex which Wethersfield won, 52- Wilton, said Thursday the a lot of hope. I like what I Other recommendations of annual CIAC event. The game is a sellout so if tains Windsor Locks (2-7, 4- Pete Wojtyna set a new The funeral is Monday at 9:15 Broad Brook; Francis of the car driven by Robert W. of children which is why it it Mikolowsky played a key 47, rebounding was the a m. from the Burke-Fortin Batholomay. Snipsic Lake Rd., federal government would pick hear,” he said. the subcommittee included: Shaping up as the battle you don’t have a ticket 10), South Windsor (6-3, 8-6) Holiday Lanes’ triple up about half the increase to the Whalen, 56, of 75 Avondale Rd., followed them to school, he role, replacing 6-4 Bob difference. The Silk Funeral Home. 76 Prospect St.. Ellington; Michele Carpenter, Among the recommendations —Tying parents’ child support MANCHESTER Ended Career Abruptly for first place in the Charter already — Sorry. is at CVe opponent Bloom­ $300 million welfare budget, police said. The Whalen car was said. recorded last night with a Rockville, with a .Mass at 10 at Deborah Dr., Ellington: James made by the subcommittee payments to the region’s cost of Today, 1:24 a.m. — gas “I kqow that I could have played several years longer Ostberg who is not known Towners are going to have to Oak Conference tonight is Also on tap tonight, Coven­ leaving the state to pay the heading east on Center St. and field (3-6, 3-10) and 529 total. St. M atthew s Church in Farley, Enfield; Sigrid Gordon, were mandatory payment of at living index, "so that they are washdown at the corner of for his blazing speed. The In­ rebound better and run to the tilt between Portland try High (3-7, 4-9) is at E.O. other $6 to $7 million. had stopped for a traffic light at but I’m glad I didn’t the way things worked out. Ellington High (5-5,6-7) is at The old mark was 522 Tolland. Burial will be in South RFD 4, Rockville; Warren least 50 per cent of welfare not oppressive and do not Parker St. and Tolland Tpke. dians wanted to run and did topple the Eagles, who are and Rham High in Hebron. Mannix, head of the Human client’s health bills within 30 Falknor Dr., police said. “I just happened to be in the right place at the right time Smith in Storrs for a non­ NCCC league-leading East recorded by Nick Tronsky Cemetery. Tolland. Hunter, RFD 2, Rockville; pauperize the legally liable Antonlini was taken to (Town) so. But Ostberg assuredly 10-2 in the CCIL and The Highlanders currently conference test. Bolton High Services study subcommittee, days of their submission. relative.” 004 Little Alert when opportunities came up.” Windsor (8-1, 11-3). on Jan.20, 1975. Friends may call at the Douglas Johnston, Laurel St., Manchester Memorial Hospital said skyrocketing inflation will Under former Welfare Com­ —Increasing protective ser­ Regarding the difference between his role as the third Wojtyna, of Manchest funeral home Sunday from 2 to Rockville; Howard Kayan, where he was treated for a AMBULANCE CALLS After Mishap force the legislature to raise missioner Nicholas Norton, the vices for children abused by man - with Howard Cosell and Frank Gifford with ABC and er, rolls with the Construe 4 and 7 to 9 p.m, Windsorville Rd., Rockville; laceration on his lip and MANCHESTER Mrs. Darlene Spak and son, the “poverty line,” which will department accumulated more their parents. Reports of child Thomas Little, 35, of Hart­ his NBC assignment, Meredith felt his new job was “loosy- 10th Loss in Row tion League. He will released. The Antonlini car was Thursday, 3:46 p.m. — auto ford was listed in serious condi­ Basketball Leaders Burke Rd., Rockville; Helen increase the department's case than $10 million in unpaid abuse have grown from 47 in goosy. I had a good time on Monday nights, a great time, receive a $50 bond from John E. Lanz towed away. accident at Main and Woodland tion in Manchester Memorial NEW YORK (UPI) - Robert J load and hike its costs. ' medical bills which are ELLINGTON - John E. Svacha, RFD 2, Tolland; 1965 to 1,957 last year. Antonlini was released on a Sts. See story in today’s Herald. and it was an exciting thing. I feel now that their program­ Bodies, Nothing Else the Holiday management. The state could afford to add languishing in cardboard boxes —Automatic cost of living in­ Hospital this morning, a For Cougar Five Wamv, a 6’6” junior forward Lanz. 83. of Tomoka Ave. died Caroline Woods, Anthony Rd., $500 surety bond for court Feb. (Manchester Ambulance) ming is towards entertainment.” the $647 m illio n to the in the department’s offices in creases in benefits from the hospital spokesman said. SAN DIEGO (UPI) -r- What does a female for the University of Maine, has Thursday at his home. He was Tolland. .- The two-time All-American quarterback selection felt department's budget despite Hartford. 10 Today, 8 a m, — auto accident Little’s right arm was Victories have been scarce for Manchester Community sportscasler see in the locker room of a professional the third best rebound average the husband of Mrs. Irene Births Wednesday: A son to General Assistance Program, at Hartford Rd. and Spencer St. the “general attitude had changed for the Super Bowl. I’ve Scores Triple predictions of recession-thin Another recommendation • Stanley Shamonis, 43, of 175 crushed Thursday morning by College’s basketball squad this season and last night’s hockey team? among NCAA b ask etb all MacDonald Lanz. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lavigne, provided for those who don’t ‘ Winston Walton, 24, of 8 Cottage revenues, he said, by cutting was a thorough reshuffling of Woodland St. was arrested the heavy, metal blade of a felt that way for the last 10 years. The current trend takes players. The Saco, Maine, resi­ BOWIE, Md. (UPI) - Jockey Mr. Lanz was born Feb. 8. Union St., Rockville; a qualify or are awaiting admis­ St., Rockville was taken un­ thumping was the 10th straight and 12th in 17 starts. “I could see bodies, just bodies, nothing else,” said expenditures in other, not-so- the food stamp program, which Thursday at 6 p.m. at his home trash compacting truck owned a little play out of it. dent has puiled down 188 Qiris McCarron, coming off his 1891 in Rockville and had lived daughter to Mr. and Mrs. sion to other programs, or are conscious to Manchester What looked like another Laurie Singer, of KFMB-TV. She had heard that vital areas. through alleged mismanage­ and charged with disorderly by his employer, Harold and “The winning everything attitude in the Super Bowl is rebounds in 13 games for a 14.5 record-breaking year of 1974, in Ellington most of his life. Thomas Mair, Hoffman Rd., transients, or need institutional Memorial Hospital where he big season has turned into a women writers were admitted to a National Hockey Savings could be achieved ment failed to reach nearly 60 conduct and intoxication. The Sons Rubbish Removal of built as the ultimate. It’s not really a game of life or average. Phil Brown, 6’5” scored a triple at Bowie Race Before his retirement in 1956, Ellington; a son to Mr. and care. was still being x-rayed and nightmare for Coach Don League dressing room, so figured she could get into A charges stem from a domestic Course Thursday. even within the department by per cent of the families in —Establishing a special funds Bolton. It took rescuers an hour death.” center for Brown University, he was employed at Pratt and Mps. Peter Sandstrom, Lanz disturbance, police said. treated late this morning, a Gejssler’s club. the dressing room of the San Diego Mariners of the McCarron, who rode 546 adding enough employes to Connecticut eligible for the for poor and elderly families to pull the blade off his arm and Meredith indicated that within three years he would be ranks 12th nationally in field Whitney Division of United Air­ Lane, Ellington. He was released on a $250 hospital spokesman said. Police Eastern Connecticut State World Hockey League. She did. winners as an apprentice, won review clients' cases and drop program. in danger of having their take him to the hospital. out of the sports picture with NBC and used strictly in goals with a .609 accuracy. For craft Corp., East Hartford. non-surety bond for court Feb. are still investigating. College applied the pressure The team’s general manager, Ron Ingram, said he a team effort, the University of aboard Raggedy Mop ($4.60) in Admitted Thursday: Alvah them from the rolls as soon as The study said over the past heating utility shut off because The incident occurred at the other facets of the network. Other survivors are three they become ineligible, Mannix 24. (Manchester Ambulance) shopping center at Lenox and last night with a six-man warned the players in advance in case any felt Maine hoopsters have a ninth the second race. Swanky sons, John H. Lanz and Donald Ballou, Sterling; Donna nine years the program has of non-payment of bills. BOLTON said. "systematically violated sim­ • Raymond H. Woodworth, E. Center Sts. squad scoring an easy 87-64 “squeamish.” place berth for field goal Yankee ($7.80) in the fourth and N. Lanz, both of Ellington, and Bennett, Enfield; Joe Ann Today, 3:46 a.m. — auto acci­ Under former Republican ple, mandatory minimum 72, of East Hartford was Despite his condition this decision in Wlllimantic. Ms. Singer said “everything went well. They were shooting, hitting .512 per cent of Mighty Rush ($7.60) in the E. Howard Lanz of LaHabra, Gidlow, Farmstead Lane, dent on Rt. 6 in Bolton. See Gov. Thomas J. Meskill's ad­ federal requirements.” arrested Thursday at 4:15 p.m. morning. Little was awake and The winners led most of very receptive.” their shots. featured allowance race. Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. Albert Rockville; Anna Hall, Court St., story in today’s Herald. at the K*Mart store on Spencer alert, a hospital spokesman the way including a 21-point Whiton of Manchester; two Rockville; Connie Hall, W. St. and charged with fourth- (Manchester Ambulance) Evert Works Hard N Main St., Rockville; Linda added. bulge at halftime, 51-30. brothers, Henry Lanz and Blast Forces Evacuation degree larceny, police said. He Albert Lanz, both of Ellington; LaCounte, Terrace Dr., was released on his written Chuck Stewart tossed in 24 Rockville; Irma Pomeroy, En­ a sister, Mrs. Noah Schrock of promise to appear in court Feb. Beating Lefthander points for Eastern with Paul field; Catherine Robbins, David Of Hundreds of Workers Gonzalez Approval Expected Oakville, Iowa; nine 4D ABOUT 10. Safin adding 20, Rockville’s Dr., Ellington; Martha grandchildren and nine great­ WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - furnace exploded. Although the • Linda St. Laurent, 24, of 583 Pat Connelly 17 and Dan Stenhouse, Lake St., Bolton; grandchildren. One man was injured today and furnace room was beneath the TOWN Hartford Rd. was arrested MERRIFIELD, Va. (UPI) — Chris Evert had to work a Doris Toczydlowski, Gem Dr., GREEN LODGE Jones 13. The winners shot The funeral service is Sunday several hundred people swiftly cafeteria wing, separate from Thursday at 9 a.m. and charged little harder Thursday night to beat the troublesome com­ Rockville. nearly 65 per cent from the To Referee Pro Tennis Match at 1:30 p.m. at Ladd Funeral evacuated when a heating fur­ the multi-story office portion, with allowing a dog to roam, bination of a left-handed opponent playing Margaret Court- Discharged Thursday: The Manchester Rod & Gun floor. Home, 19 Ellington Ave., nace exploded beneath a the spokesman said the entire police said. Court is Feb. 24. of Manchester LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) tant” was set for 12:30 p.m. frequently at Forest Hills Parker, Dick Savitt, Ted Florence Bartlett, Kelly Rd., Club has canceled its ice fishing style tennis. Best in defeat were Tom Rockville. Burial will be in cafeteria in the state Labor building shook. • Two youths aged 12 and 13 — Pancho Gonzalez, the today in the Bacchanal tennis tournaments, he said. Schroeder, Hugh Stewart Vernon; Maude Beatty, Skinner derby scheduled for Sunday. It The No. 1 female tennis Tucker and Curt Iverson Ellington Cemetery. Department office building. Those in the building quickly were arrested Thursday at 4 la home for the elderly now has one beautiful Restaurant at the luxury Gonzalez and Laver said and Bill Talbert. Rd., Vernon; Douglas Brunner, will be held at another date to I player earned a quarter Two other seeded players with 22 and 17 tallies. John graying all-time tennis Friends may call at the A department spokesman left by all available exits, the p.m. in the Stop and Shop store hotel to formally announce Talcott Ave., Rockville; Laurie be announced. Iroom available. Stop in and see it today at 6121 final spot in the Virginia also advanced in second- great, is scheduled to be they knew of no such com­ Other matters to be an­ funeral home Saturday from 7 said one of three heating fur­ spokesman said, but returned on W. Middle Tpke. and Dishaw added 10 tallies. DeLisle, Webster Rd., Slims of Washington tennis round action of the $75,000 confirmed today, one might the names of all the officials mitment. Gonzalez in­ nounced at the news con­ to 9 p.m. naces exploded "with great within 20 minutes after the charged with fourth-degree lEast Middle Tpke., or call 649-5985... Sunday at 3:30 at the Rockville; Karen Dome, tourney. Kerry Melville of Trin Starter say, as referee of the $100,- for the match in Caesars dicated he felt Riordan and ference included ground force” at about 8:20 a.m., as source of the blast was located. Manchester Veterans Council larceny. tournament Thursday night Clarke Arena powerful Mat- Loveland Heights, Rockville; Australia defeated Betty 000 match between Rod new half-million-dollar ten­ possibly Connors opposed rules for playing on the syn­ In Memoriam m any of the 700 people A small fire after the explo­ will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at by eliminating Court’s 18- tatuck comes to town for Former Manchester Roger Gastonguay, Talcottville the Army and Navy Club. Stove of Holland, 6-2, 6-3, Laver and Jimmy Connors. nis pavilion. him because of a “personali­ thetic surface known as In loving memorv- of Walter E. Tim­ employed at the offices -were sion was put out with a hand year-old protege and doubles part two of the New Hop| High athlete Mike Mistret- mins Jr who passed awav January 31 Rd., Vernon; Howard Legge, The match chairman, ty conflict.” “supreme court.” arriving to begin work at 8:30. extinguisher. partner, Dianne Fromholtz, and Czechoslovakian Mart- Manor benefit production. A move by Connors’ 1974 Esther Ave., Rockville; David na Navratilova overpowered ta has won a starting berth manager. Bill Riordan, to Sidney Gathrid, a Caesars After the closed-door Roy Emerson, who is Joseph Gionfriddo, 62, of The spokesman said the blast 6-2, 6-3. ECSe (87) with the Trinity College A loving lather, true and kind. McCarthy, Park West Dr., Hartford, a maintenance man, produced a large cloud of black Kathy Kuykendall of Miami, B F Pts. unseat Gonzalez ran up Palace executive, appointed meeting in Gathrid’s office, helping the 36-year-old “I’ve never played her Stewart 11 2 24 varsity basketball team God vailed him home, it was his time. Rockville; Daniel Minor, Ver­ was injured and taken to Hart­ smoke and soot. No windows 6-3, 6-1. Carrie Meyer of In­ against an apparent stone the 46-year-old Gonzalez Frank Chirkainian, the Laver prepare for the non Ave., Rockville; Renee before. I was surprised. Neissing 2 5 9 this season. The 6-2, 220- Son.s Daughters and Grandchildren ford Hospital, where he was were broken but metal door Jones 5 3 13 wall of resistance Thursday referee several weeks ago. producer who will oversee match, complained Moulin, Campbell Ave., She’s an aggressive player dianapolis was stopped by Connelly 5 7 17 pound forward has been reported in satisfactory condi­ hinges around the furnace room Ginyora at a secret meeting called He is tennis director at television for CBS, emerged Thursday, that there were Rockville; Mary Natsisky, and I had to play harder,” Wendy Overton of Ormond 2 0 4 coming on fast after a slow tion. were sprung and the doors Beach, Fla., 6-2, 6-3. Safin 10 0 20 by the sponsor of the winner- Caesars. and said, “Pancho Gonzalez many bubbles and bumps in In Memoriam RFD 3, Rockville; Gary The only witness to the explo­ Evert said. “My lob was start. could not be closed. Some ducts Totals 35 17 87 take-all shootout, Caesars The referee is the is the referee. There will be the floor covering. In loving memory ol Walter E Tim­ Parent, Snipsic Lake Rd., sion, he said the blast threw were also damaged. going extremely well, and I Evert meets Navratilova mins Jr who passed away Januarv 31 Ellington; Linda Scott, E. Main M anchester (74) Palace casino-hotel. supreme authority in a ten­ a match Sunday.” The sponsor was already him across the furnace room. think that may have made today, and Melville plays B F Pts. 3 1974 Fire inspectors were trying Ski Winners committed to use Wilson St., Rockville; Michael Smith, Several hundred people were the difference.” Janet Neberry of La Jolla, Tucker 9 4 22 Thus, the unique match nis match. The umpire is the Gonzalez already had to find the cause of the blast. Clancy 1 2 4 BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) - You left without a last goodby Maple St., Rockville; Mrs. already in the building when the Through several long Calif. Second-seeded between the world’s two top one who calls the shots from made public a list of can- balls but still to be an­ 1 asked the l/ird oh why. oh why Dishaw 5 0 10 Chris Nicke captured the men’s Theresa Toth and son, Vernon rallies and deuce games, the Margaret Court meets Over- Reynolds 3 0 6 lefthanded tennis players a perch over the court. dida,tes to serve as linesmen nounced was whether they .My heart still aches in loneliness Garden Apts., Vernon; Salley Iverson 8 1 17 event and Chris Heller won the And silent tears still flow ton; and Virginia Wade, will go on as scheduled Sun­ Riordan came to town and as other officials. This would be taken from the can Turcotte, RFD 2, Tolland. less experienced Fromholtz’ Peoples 2 0 4 women’s title Thursday in the 1 .see your smile and hear your voice Shop a “Supermarket” net rushing tactics folded seeded No. 4, faces Valerie Leber 2 1 5 cross-country ski competition day at 10 a.m. PST in an Monday and said there was a list included some past big several hours before the No matte- where I go Coleman 2 2 4 match to slow them down. Birth Thursday . A daughter of under the drilling accuracy Ziegenfuss in their quarter Bueque 0 0 0 at the University of Vermont “age vs. youth” confronta­ prior commitment made in names in tennis such as Don .Sadly niis.sed by his loving Wile, to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Main Office of an Evert in true form. final singles matches. Smith 0 0 0 winter ski carnival. tion. New York to Bob Howe as Budge, Tom Brown, Gene The surface, likewise, could Martha Business Opportunities Jaworskl 0 0 0 Kunhardt, Stafford Springs. 9- 12 The two winners were both A news conference referee and Gus Lanna as Mako, Barry Mackay, be slowed if the players FOR MANCHESTER RESIDENTS Totals 32 10 74 from Dartmouth College. described as “very impor­ umpire. Both have worked Gardner Malloy, Frank agree. 1007 Main Street Kathy says; "Another month It Jusf about gone; Manchester Ian f It about time you diacovered what a tantaatic 649>4586 atore Pero'a la? Thouaanda have, Why not you..." OWN YOUR OWN * Qoldin Ddlcloui WIh m i d i Robin Roberts Rates Spot in Hall of Fame C ^ l*i*d t, Ru i m U, & Baldwin Appita; plus Rutaal Paara, and Fr£Si BUSINESS SHOW K Mart Haza Office FRESH: Rhubarb, Qraan A Yallow Squaah, Bruaaall SDroula RwH a U nt 10- 2 By Milton Richman He shouldn’t allow himself to get carried away by some department, and was an exceptional fielder as well. He has Pappara, Laaka, Shalota, CranbarrW, Corn^T.ia NEW YORK (UPI) — Let’s get one thing straight right of his more fervent Philadelphia well-wishers, who are so been waiting much longer to get into the Hall of Fame than wondered about ballplayers. From my observation, both tUdlla Rld'onToIll! B®»lon Lattue^, Chivaa. Balglum Spencer Street Turnipa, Acorn A BuHarnut Squaah. " Saturday off. upset over his missing out by a mere nine votes in this last Roberts, having retired as an active player in 1958, eight have a lot to wonder about. IMPORTED: Honaydawa, PInaapplaa, Rad, Whita A Blua Qranaa. Sunday Monday Manchester * Promagranataa, Tangarinaa, Qrapalrult, Naval Orangaa, Boac A D'An)M If ever anybody deserves to be in Baseball’s Hall of election that they’re calling the balloting a poll-ish joke years before Roberts did. When he’s elected, Robin Roberts will think the writers FEB. 1 FEB. 2 FEB. 3 649-3007 Fame,.it’s Robin Roberts. He did everything he was sup­ and throwing around hints that maybe the vote isn’t on the Understandably, Robin Roberts is getting a little are great. Well, good, anyway. “BUY ONE OB A DOZEN, AND PICK OUT YOUR OVYN" 12 to 9 P.M. 12 to 6 P.M. 12 to 9 P.M. posed to do and then some. He worked in the salt mines up-and-up because only one man. Jack Lang, secretary of anxious. I know it’s a little difficult, especially when he’s this THRIFTY WEEKEND SPECIALS and toiled in the vineyards for the Philadelphia Phillies the Baseball Writers’ Association of America, counts the He sees a fellow like Ralph Kiner make it and he close, but Robin Roberts simply will have to be a little I IDAHO POTATOES sih h.n BBp mostly, plugging away doggedly at his trade for 19 years. ballots in a closed room. remembers that Kiner was among the top 10 hitters in the patient. He has always enjoyed reading books and if I may. formerly Manchester Savings & Loan Association TCMPLE ORANGES 7B? He was a 20-game winner six consecutive years and had Next thing you know, someone’s going to claim the league average-wise only twice. He doesn’t knock Kiner’s I’d suggest he read the Book Ecclesiastes from the Old FANCY GREEN PEPPERS “ a i l the same incredible control over a baseball Muhammad voting is rigged, and I can just hear Babe Ruth laughing election, but he thinks, and again it’s perfectly understan­ Testament, particularly that portion which goes like this; S g c p M " * ...... HOWARD JOHNSON’S MOTOR LODGE 1-91 & Canter St. • Windsor Locks Ali has over a listening audience. He was the perfect and saying, wherever he is, “Those guys down there are dable, what about me? “There is...a time to be born, and a time to die; a time to ...... *1.35 gentleman with it all in that never once did he ever make a never gonna get to heaven that way.” Roberts says he questio:.s whether those writers voting plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; a time I ^ D m non-raturnable 32 . bonlea ...... 2(or7GC 02 FULL & PART-TIME pitch without first cleaning his fingers and straightening If anybody has a license to holler about the voting, it now actually know the records and backgrounds of the to kill and a time to heal; a time to break down and a time gA tf^H a^S unday^apara, p lu , (.offary r/ckah FRANCHISES • DiSTRIBUTORSHiPS • SERVICES the leg of his trousers. seems to me Bob Lemon has, but he never does. players they’re voting for. He says maybe they should con­ to build up; a time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to What I’m trying to say is that Robin Roberts gets my Take a look at some of his figures. He pitched only 13 dense the size of the voting group, make it smaller, and mourn, and a time to dance...A time to love and a time to Investment as Little as $500. Up to $100,000 vote for the Hall of Fame...every year. He’s going to keep years, six less than Robin Roberts, and was a 20-game select a neutral committee to get up a summary of each hate.” I 1^ 1 1 Becom e the Boss! Make more Money! 'iff getting it as long as I keep voting because, to me, anyway, winner seven times, one more time than Roberts, who player and include it with the ballot. Robin Roberts’ time for being elected to the Hall of PEDn ™ he belongs in there with baseball’s elite the same way Bob pitched six years longer. Moreover, Lemon was one of the Fame simply hasn’t come yet. Find Hio Right Bualnost For Youl & Loan Association • S in c e 1891 Robin Roberts wonders about the current writers. 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER > B43^aiU TEDTRUDONmKSWAlGEN Lemon does, but I also think he should ease up and relax a finest hitting pitchers ever, a fellow who ranked with This isn’t anything new. Ballplayers have wondered It will, beyond question. Probably like Ralph Kiner said, Adm, $1.50 Refreshments Prizes little. Charlie Ruffing, Wes Ferrell and Don Newcombe in that about writers for years and years, and writers in turn have next year.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Jan. 31. 1975 — PAGE THIRTEEN Grand Slam CINCINNATI (UPI) - Braves’ McAdoo and Nuggets Orr’s Third Hat Trick The Johnny Bench wed ding is apparently going to he a grand slam affair. The guest list for the Continue to Dominates Foes Sparks Boston Triumph Feb. 21 marriage at down town Christ Church has NEW YORK (U PD -B uf­ hit a pair of clutch free favorite Marvin Barnes hit bounds pass from Walt Houston. Tomjanovich, who NEW YORK (UPI) — The way the fans are throwing out Division I in scoring with 14 goals, 50 assists and 64 goals. reached 900 and a gigantic falo’s Bob McAdoo, his throws with 16 seconds left 31 points for St. Louis. The Frazier and popped in a two- entered the game averaging the hats at Bobby Orr this year, you’d think maybe the Red Wings 5, Penguins 2 reception is being planned sights keenly set on a second after the Cavs had cut the Spirits’ Freddie Lewis, who footer with one second left 20 points, hit 14 of 20 shots Boston Bruins nonpareil defenseman is getting a big head. Marcel Dionne set up linemate Danny Grant for the go- at the nearby swank straight National Basketball Braves’ lead to 93-91 with was voted the MVP Tuesday to give the Knicks their fifth and both of his free throws Actually, though when the hats hit the ice Thursday night ahead goal and then tipped in one of his own three minutes Netherland Hilton Hotel. Association scoring title, 0:39 showing on the clock. night at the All-Star game, straight win without a loss to lead all scorers. He also it was in celebration of Orr’s third hat trick of the season— later as the Red Wings, who blew a 2-0 lead, came back When the Cinclnnat and the Denver Nuggets, The victory was the eighth sank a pair of free throws against the Hawks this year. pulled down 10 rebounds. certainly a rarity for a defenseman. The three goals with three goals in the final period. Jean Pronovost with Reds catcher announced aiming for their first in the last 10 games for Buf­ midway through the third The winning shot came one Kunnert combined with provided goalie Gilles Gilbert with all the help he needed his 27th goal and Pierre Larouche with his 20th scored for last week he was getting American Basketball falo, which also received 21 quarter to become"the second after Tom Hender­ alternate center Steve as the Bruins went on to drub the hapless California Seals the Benguins who are still safely ahead of the Red Wings married within a month he admitted he hadn't Association championship, points from Randy Smith. eighth player to score 10,000 son tied the game for the Hawes to limit All-star 6- 0. for Division Ill’s final playoff berth. continued to dominate their The Cavs’ loss was their regular season points in his Hawks with two seconds left Piston Bob Lanier to five In other NHL games Thursday, Buffalo downed the New Subres 6, Rangers 3 even thought about the respective opponents seventh straight. ABA career. on a driving layup. rebounds. York Rangers 6-3, Philadelphia topped Toronto 3-1, Detroit Jim Lorentz and Craig Ramsey scored a pair of goals weddingTletails yet. Thursday night. In other NBA games, New Knick guards Earl Monroe Spurs 118, Stars 102 put away Pittsburgh 5-2 and Los Angeles beat Washington apiece to give Buffalo its 100th career NHL win and After all, he had only Denver, running away York edged Atlanta 117-115 and Frazier, led New York Jim Silas drilled in 17 of 6-4. enabled the Sabres to hold their nine-point first place lead known his hride-to-be — McAdoo poured in 37 from the competition in the and Houston beat Detroit with 30 and 25 points respec­ his game high 35 points in In addition to Orr’s three goals, Johnny Bucyk also over Boston in Division IV. For the Rangers, the loss New York City model points, upping his NBA- ABA West, romped over the 103-88. In the only other ABA tively. Tom Van Arsdale the final seven minutes to tallied for the Bruins — the 1,200th point of his long, il­ dropped them 10 points back of first place Philadelphia in Vickie Chesser — for only leading average to 33.8 Spirits of St. Louis 123-111 to game, San Antonio ripped pa’ced the Hawks with 27 help San Antonio beat Utah. lustrious career — along with Bobby Schmautz and Walt Division I. 24 flays. points per game on 15 of 27 stretch its best record in the Utah 118-102. points. With the score tied at 68-68 McKechnie. For Gilbert, it was the second shutout of the Kings 6, Caps 4 But the ceremony field goal shooting, to lead pros to 41-10. Rockets 103, Pistons 88 in the third quarter, Silas season. Tom Williams scored a goal and added two assists as Los now quickly falling into the Braves to a 97-91 victory Nugget All-Star guards Knicks 117, Hawks 115 Forward Rudy and George Gervin com­ Flyers 3, Maple Leafs 1 Angeles moved into sole possession of first place in the place and this city is begin over the Cleveland Ralph Simpson and Mack New York’s John Gianelli Tomjanovich scored 30 bined for 30 of the Spurs’ 34 Bobby Clarke, Reggie Leach and Gary Dornhoefer all NHL’s Division 3. The Kings needed a four-goal outburst in ning to treat Bench’ Cavaliers. McAdoo, who Calvin notched 28 points broke clear from Atlanta points and Kevin Kunnert points to put San Antonio scored for Philadelphia to help the Flyers extend their un­ a 6:28 span of the second period to send the expansion Caps marriage like the social event of the year. 3 also grabbed 12 rebounds, each while rookie of the year defenders to take a* long in- grabbed 13 rebounds to lead ahead for good. beaten streak to seven games. Clarke now leads the NHL’s down to their 24th straight defeat on the road. (UPI photo) Local newspapers Goalie Gillies Meloche of Seals Eyes Puck snapping pictures o Bjorn Upset About Serve Vickie dutifully dusting Fairfield Loser at Garden Hubbard) Bruins’ Terry O’Reilly Does Same at Boston Garden trophy case at Bench’ RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) - In other second-round action There were several long apartment, while women’ Bjorn Borg said he was upset Thursday, second-seeded Tom volleys in Okker’s match and he page editors breathlessly DiMaggio Charge Misrepresentation about his serve, but never Okker of The Netherlands, said that is the way he likes it. report details of “thi worried about losing. third-seeded Arthur Ashe, “Part of my game is to run fabulously excitin SPORTS The 18-year-old shaggy- fourth-seeded Onny Parun of the other guy around,” he said erosseontinental romance ^ Victory Not Pleasing haired Swede Thursday night New Zealand and Adriano (DPI photo) - _ - Set Pace SLATE later. “The longer the volley shook off an upset-minded Jose Panatt of Italy, the No. 5 seed, lasts, he better chance I have of Vickie, who probably is Determined John Drew Starts Drive Ex-Stags’ Owners Higueras of Spain, 6-4, 2-6, 6-0, mokt famous for smiling BASKETBALL BOWLING all scored victories to move winning it.” Knicks’ Bill Bradley Defends Against Atlanta To Seton Hall Family PALM SPRINGS, Calif. to advance to today’s quarter into the quarter finals of the Ashe, displaying his big serve and selling toothpaste on Friday (UPI) — Former baseball great finals of the Richmond World $60,000 classic. and devastating forehand, television, already h MIXERS- Jim Olenick 205- Sue WHA Officials ILLINGJAYVEE Joe DiMaggio and Oakland BASKETBALL Championship Tennis Tourna­ Okker used his cat-like downed Zeljko Franulovic of selected her silver, china 212-266-683, Paul Scagliarini NEW YORK (UPI) - Ordinariy a the suspensions,” Kinum said. “We’re With Mike Thompson tossing Raiders running back Marv DETROIT (UPI) — ’The former owners of the Michigan Wethersfield at .Manehesler ment. quickness and artistic accuracy Yugoslavia, 6-3, 6-1. andjcrystal. win over Fairfield —or any other team like a family. These things’ hit us all in 22 points, St. James out­ Hubbard led their teams to vic­ 235-598, Jerry Coro 224-529, Pulnuin Catholic at Chenev With the match tied at one set to stop Sweden’s Kjell Johnan- Jack Pelligrinelli 203-504, Dave Stags World Hockey Association franchise ’Thursday sued for that matter — would have pleased very hard. distanced the filing Junior High tories in a pro-am to the $30,000 the league and its leaders for $4,450,(X)0, charging mis­ lech apiece, Borg came out swinging son, 6-3, 6-2. Seton Hall coach Bill Raftery. The 6-8 Mosley, leading rebounder jayvee team, 52-40, Tuesday. American Airlines golf tourna­ White 200-559, A1 Rodonis 516, Coventry at E.O. Smith in the final set, slamming two- Geiberger Holds John Higley 514, John Ferguson representation and fraud in the orginal purchase of the Unfortunately, however, Raftery in the nation, has been declared inelgi- Mark Copeland netted 16 points ment Thursday. Bolton at Baron .\radeiiiy fisted back hands past the 21- Athletics to Return for Illing. Thompson and Gary The tournament, featuring 512, Bill Crawford 510, Dick team. Portland at Rhum year-old Spaniard. was not on the bench for the Pirates’ ble by the university for the Thomas 507, Joe Dawood 501. Metro Sports Associates claimed the WHA persuaded it BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) 89-87 win over Fairfield at Madison remainder of this season, while Burby led their respective clubs stars from professional Windsor Locks at Rockville “I was not happy with my — A compromise agreement in the rebounding department. baseball and football, begins Marie Beaudet 178-187-178-543, to buy the Los Angeles Sharks franchise midway through South Windsor at Bloomfield serve,” he said afterward. “ But Square Garden Thursday night. Raftery, who insists he will June Rowett 192-482, Joyce the 1973-74 season by misrepresenting the value of the between team officials and the Shot Advantage Friday and offers a $10,000 first Ellington at East Windsor I never felt worried about city of Birmingham Thursday Neither was Seton Hall athletic “vigorously appeal any further NCAA EAST SIDE MIDGETS prize to the winning best ball Fontaine 187, Ann Pelligrinelli team and the league. Wethersfield at .Manchester losing because I figured I could director Richie Regan, assistant action against Mosley,” remains 183-464, Bunny Oppelt 177-452, guaranteed the return of the HONOLULU (UPD - Lanky A1 a “ very extensive area of One point was the difference foursome. The suit, filed in federal court here, claimed league (girls) outsteady him.” Birmingham Athletics for the coach Horace Mahon or the Pirates’ suspended for a month and Regan for last night as Eastern Realty DiMaggio, a 15-handicapper, Dolly Dawood 177-477, Mary President Dennis Murphy assured Metro purchasing agent Higueras appeared to suffer a Geiberger, hounded by 54 other par precipitation” which would probably White 176-491, Joan Olenick 475, WRESTLING 1975 baseball season. star player Glenn Mosley. three weeks. nipped First Hartford Realty, fired a one-under-par 35 on the Peter Shagena all payables and expenses would not exceed leg cramp midway through the Southern League President breakers, took a precarious one- continue at least through today. Elna Dimock 454. Rhain at East Catholic COUPON Less than six hours before game Elsewhere across the nation, only 26-25, while Pro Remodeling front nine of Canyon Country third set, but even if he had not, stroke lead into the second round of Closest behind former PGA cham­ $400,000; that all bills and taxes were paid; that the Billy Hitchcock said, “The city time, Raftery was stripped of his one team in the top 20 was in action trounced State Bank, 63-23. Club’s south course to lead his SWIMMING it appeared doubtful he could agreed that the Athletics had pion Geiberger were Bob Murphy, PARKADE DUSTY- Ike average home attendance on the West Coast was 5,200; and the $200,000 Hawaiian Open at the Bob Berdot's 12 points paced team to an 18-hole bes* ball Hull at Munrhester have stopped Borg’s attack. not been given sufficient ad­ coaching job, Regan of his athletic and that was No. 3 Louisville which Miller 200, Skip Kelly 223) Ken that all existing league franchises were financially sol­ rainsoaked Waialae Course. Charles Coody, Eddie Pearce, Allen Eastern with Scott Cheney score of 54, 17 under par. vance notice about the proposed directorship and Mosley of his player put away New Mexico State 51-42. In Hesford 213, Floyd Totten 202, vent. Saturday SALE Geiberger added a back nine 32 to Miller, Brian Allin and Bob E. Smith scoring 10 points in the loss. DiMaggio was teamed with rent increase,” and city of­ status in a devastating threeway other games, Holy Cross edged A1 Little 203, Mike Masilonis Metro also charged that the WHA reclaimed the BASKETBALL his opening nine 34 for a 66 by a com­ with 67s. Gary Groh could have joined John Lombardo canned 22 Tom Baker, Louie Duino and ficials informally approv^ the housecleaning by the South Orange, Manhattan 76-74, Rutgers downed 209, Jeff Baker 200, Roy Riggott bination of long drives and steady put­ that select sextet had he not "blacked markers for the Pros with Ken Joe Calvano. franchise, its players and other assets but neglected to East C a t h o I i r vs. South same rental charge of $12,500 N.J. school officials in an effort to Bucknell 94-72, Furman routed Ap­ 215, Bob Barnard 214-556, Bill Marshall scoring 13 points for Hubbard, teamed with Don pick up the club’s liabilities as league bylaws require. Cutholie at Civic Center Central First that was used for the Rickwood FRI. and SAT. ting. out” by taking a casual swing at the Avery 218-556, Clayt Nivison ward off an NCAA probationary ac­ palachian State 96-59 and Virginia sur­ the Bankers. Lennox, Bill Friedman and Bill Metro Sports switched the team from Los Angeles to WRESTLING NEW BRITAIN. (UPI) - Field Stadium last year. ball which lay a quarter of an inch 219-556, Ted Bidwell 213, Pete J tion for Raftery’s alleged illegal vived a scare from Randolph Macon Gallo, led his foursome to a 15- Detroit during the offseason but the club was plagued with Manchester at W ethersfield Central Connecticut will play at Earlier, the city had JAN. 31 - FEB. 1 Hot on his heels were six players from the cup on the 10th hole and Caplette 210, Brian Boyington recruiting of Mosely. 82-81. Y INTERMEDIATE under-par 56 on Canyon’s north New Hampshire Oct. 18 in the demanded doubled rental fees with 675 and 48 more — including missed it completely. That double 213, Bill Barnard 556, Bill Avery poor attendance at its games. ’The Stags averaged less Chrus Kinum, a part-time assistant Allen Murphy scored 14 and Getting a 12-point production course. first football game scheduled for this season. defending champion Jack Nicklaus, bogey gave him a 68 along with 556, Dave Slate 5'70, Roland than 3,000 fans for its 22 games in Detroit. to Raftery, direct^ the team against Junior Bridgeman 13 as the third- from Tim Bycholski, the Jeff Burroughs of the Texas between the two schools, after Smith 569, Tom Atamian III The WHA took over control of the Stags in early January Arnold Palmer, Gene Littler and George Archer, Nicklaus and Ozaki. Lakers upeneded the Celtics Rangers, the American League signing a four-year football Fairfield and guard Tom Falherty rated Cardinals ran their season 532. and last week moved the team to Baltimore. Downing Honored Japan’s Jumbo Ozaki — who broke the Lee Trevino, a former Hawaiian last night, 43-25. Pete MVP in 1974, had the day’s best pact. The Blue Devils will open sewed the game up with a pair of free record to 14-1. Relying heavily on a Metro said as a result of the league’s action, it was stuck TRENTON, N.J. (UPI) - 72 par for Waialae. Open winner, started out with a 36, McCluskey was best for the round of 3-over-par 74. up their 10-game schedule at throws with three seconds remaining. zone defense, Louisville held the BLOSSOMS- Betty Daniel Some 900 persons attended a BOLAND Geiberger gave the wet greens but ran into trouble on the back nine Celts with six points. Burroughs teamed with Denver with more than $1 million in marketing bills as well as a home Sept. 13 against But Kinum, too, was not reveling in Aggies to their lowest scoring total 126, Emily Peck 127. dinner Wednesday night credit for his six birdies and no bogies where he carded a 39 for a 75. Going on a scoring spree, Broncos running back Bob $175,000 tax lien for unpaid withholding taxes. Northeastern. victory, the Pirates 11th in 15 games for any Cardinal opponent in 15 years. honoring A1 Downing, the Los A on the opening day. Nicklaus said he enjoyed shooting Carl Bujaucius to ss^ in 28 Anderson to win the annual OIL CO. this year. The Cards also sank all 19 of their NITE OWLS- Irma Angeles Dodger southpaw who his 68 in the opening round, but was markers and Mark Dione 16 as tourney in San Juan, Puerto “I was driving well,” he said, “and “The players were unhappy about shots from the free throw line. DeSimone 177, Linda Massaro pitched a Trenton team to the EST. 1935 the confidence I got from my drives unhappy that he let three par-five TMJ’s trimmed Out-of-Order, Rico, last year. 68-40. Red Adams' 12 points led Bob McKinnon, a Los Angeles 196-192-549, Dottie Hills 473, Babe Ruth World Series cham­ Hargrove Signs helped my putting.” holes get away from him. Ruth Johnston 460, Rebecca Cougars on Right Track pionship in 1956. the losers. businessman, had a hole-in one ARLINGTON, Tex. (UPI) - More of the rain which fell “This is the first round I've hit in Billings 460. its runaway win. It was the 14th Downing, who graduated on the 295-yard 12th hole on the NEW YORK (UPI) - The Mike Hargrove of the Texas FUEL OIL throughout the opening day was the 60s this year,” Nicklaus said, “so win in the last 19 games for the from Trenton High School, was SENIOR LEAGUE south course. McKinnon, Chicago Cougars will be Rangers, the Rookie of the TRI-TOWN- Dave Fraser Fighting Saints who moved a presented with a proclamation forecast for today. The National I'm finally going in the right direc­ All six Langan players playing in a foursome with St. perfectly content if they don’t Year in the American League Wanamaker Mile 213-200-204-617, Ron Senkel 209, point ahead of idle San Diego by Mayor Arthur J. Holland 3B.9« Weather Service said Oahu was within tion.” reached twin figures in an 96-81 Louis Cardinals’ quarterback see the Quebec Nordiques or last season, Thursday signed 200 Qallon Minimum John Miller 216-587, Skip into third place in the WHA’s declaring the day “A1 Downing N AND win over Schiebel’s last night Jim Hart, scored the ace with a Michel Parueau again this his 1975 contract with the Texas McConnell 232-566, Ed Cic- western division. Day” in the city. AUTOMATIC DELIVERY at Illing. five-wood. year. Rangers. caglione 574, Paul Barton 562. Toros 3, Racers 2 The event was attended by 24 HOUR SERVICE I Two Grid Stars Dropped Millrose Feature George Brook 21, Geirge Jay Trailing the Hubbard team on Parizeau scored three goals Hargrove, a left-handed hit­ RADII Vaclay Nedomansky and Paul Mrs. Babe Ruth and New York 16, Paul R ussillo 16, Carl the par-72 north course were Thursday night — two of them ting first baseman, batted .323 VANCOUVER, B.C. ( U P D - lineman, has been placed on BUSINESSMEN- Larry Henderson scored within a Yankees Coach Elston Howard, 846-6320 Frantz 15, Rich Marnicki 14 and foursomes headed by Baltimore breaking ties — and the Nor­ last season while playing GOLFERS Two football players, who were waivers without recall for his NEW YORK (UPI) — At last the twain do meet. Aceto 150-146-180-476, Mike minute of each other in the se­ who once was Downing’s room­ Keith Bennett 10 were the big Colts’ receiver Tim Berra and diques beat (Chicago for the almost exclusively against ordered this week to pay $19,500 part in two incidents in Filbert Bayi, foremost desciple of the “now” generation Zwick 138-380, Sandy Hanna 141- cond period and Pat Hickey mate when the two played with 369 Csntsr SI., M snchntsr WE'RE OPEN scorers. The losers had four Texas pitcher Clyde Wright at third time in 12 days, 5-2, to right-handed pitching. in damages for the beatings of restaurants last April and May TONIGHT 362, Paul Bernard 135-376, Dom the Yankees. WEATHER PERMITTINQ of “rabbit” milers from the African nations, makes his men in double digits, Carl 15-under 57; and a foursome hold their six point lead over added the game-winner later in three men, have been dropped in which three men were so 7:25 Hookey: Whaler* v*. DeDominicis 136-371, Ted Kow- western marty Liquori, at present still the master Hohenthal 20, Steve Rasher 19, headed by Baltimore Orioles’ Toronto in the World Hockey the period to enable the second TALLWOOD by the British Columbia Lions. savagely beaten they required Ballimure, WTIC “traditionalist” in the famed Wanamaker Mile at the 68th Joe Cannon 19 and Steve Rob­ designated hitter Tommy Davis zun 151-401, Slim Harrison 141- Association’s Canadian Divi­ place Toros to keep pace with “The football club does not medical care. 7:30 BiiHketball: Celtics COUNTRY CLUR bins 14. at 14-under 58. 351, Ed Schworm 143-354, Paul sion. the leading Nordiques in the want to be associated with the Bud Magrum, a 6-foot-4, 250 vs. Cleveland, WINF annual Millrose Games. Rt. 85, Hebron, Conn. Gilberto 141-155-397, Tom In other WHA games, Toronto Canadian Division. type of individual described in pound defensive end, who was Even with defending chaimp Tony Waldrop a late Regular Greene SATURDAY Fahey 141-384, John Lavado 154- nipped Indianapolis 3-2, Jets 5, Roadrunners 3 the (court) judgment,” Lions cut by the club at the end of last scratch, the Millrose mile figures to be a fitting preview of Phone 646-1151 1:00 (8, 22)Hasketball: 377, Bob Roy 143, Rich Minnesota trounced Vancouver Bobby Hull banked a shot off New President Wes Munsie said in a season, also has been released the 1976 Olympic 1500-meter race at Montreal as both Bayi Smith, Ramirez Meet Maryland vs. N.C. Stale Cochefski 151-407, Jim Sirianni 6-3 and Winnipeg beat Phoenix the boards and it traveled 175 statement. by the Lions for his part in one and Liquori appear headed toward that eventual show­ 2:00 (24) College 152-397, Gabe Szabo 139-138-392, 5-3. feet into the empty Phoenix net Harold Garrett Hunsperger, of the incidents. England Wrestling down. In First Round Match Dave Grzyb 138-352, Tom Nordiques 5, Cougars 2 to wrap up Winnipeg’s win. The a 6-foot-2, 255 pound defensive B.C. Supreme Court Judge A. Turner 167-407, Howie Peters 2:30 (WTIC) Basketball: Bayi, holder of the world 1,500-meter record (3.32.2) has Parizeau broke a 1-1 tie with two teams trad^ three goals hodra; A. Mackoff ordered Hunsperger 143-352, A1 Bonini 144-390, Ron his first goal at 9:29 of the first apiece in the first period-and LConn vs. Maine serv ^ notice that he will run his typical “go out fast” rab­ PALM SPRINGS, Calif. was the selection by Contreras Whalers to pay $16,500 damages and Joiner 145-144-152-441, John period, then broke a 2-2 tie fought through a scoreless 3:00 (22) Basketball: bit-paced race, while Liquori, unbeaten thus far this indoor (UPI) — Towering Stan Smith of (Tiavez over 10-year Davis fined Magrum $3,000. Mack 137-377, Hank Grzyb 365, midway through the second second period. Anders Hedberg Fordbani vs. Boston College season, has indicated no radical changes in style to match and 21-year-old Raul Ramirez, Cup veteran Joaquin Loyo- Mackoff had called the Dan Frye 365, Joe Giambelluca period before slamming an in­ scored the winning goal with a 3:30 (8) Pro Bowlers his eager Tanzanian opponent. the big guns of the American Mayo, 29. beatings ‘‘savage and out­ 362, Pat Corraccio 351, Rick 15-foot shot off Ulf Nilsson’s 6:00 (8) Golf: Hawaiian “I assume all the respon­ surance tally with 9:19 left in ’ " d i n i c rageous” in his judgment. “One Waldrop, who ran the first sub-four minute Millrose mile and Mexican Davis Cup tennis DeDominicis 356, Butch Hart Open sibility,” said the Mexican the game. The three-goal out­ faceoff pass just three seconds is hard put to conceive of con­ a year ago, bowed out of the race Thursday because of teams, won’t have to wait. 372, Dan Toce 364, Vic Salcius coach. “Nobody pressured me. burst gave Parizeau 18 for the into a Winnipeg power play at Prenented btj First Federal Savings duct more willful, insolent and “fatigue” but although the blond ex-North Carolina coun­ They’ll meet today in the 366, Ray Dawson 368, Hank PROCTOR SUNDAY I preferred to play the guy who season. 2:18 of the third period. 3 SATURDAYS outrageous than that of the try boy would have made an interesting three-way opening singles match of the Michaud 370. STEAM-DRY 1:00 (3) Tennis: Laver vs. Fighting Saints 6, Blazers 3 The goal was Hedberg’s se­ North American Zone finals on has more of a future. Joaquin defendants,” he said, Connors matchup, the Bayi-Liquori duel should be enough satisfac­ Don Tannahill rifled in two cond of the night and 24th of the & SPRAY IRON the Palm Springs Racquet Club has not given us the big win in Munsie said the club direc­ 3:00 (3) NBA: Celtics vs. tion for the expected sellout Madison Square Garden PINNETTES- Irene Stone breakaway goals and then set season. Hull’s goal was his 44th concrete courts. the past.” SAVE A g e tors were “appalled by the out­ Bucks 179-508, Ellen Bauer 194-493, in 44 games. TOO! crowd. Another respected entry in thh race is Paul Cum­ Ramirez, who quit USC at the up a third to spark Minnesota to $3.00 J J rageous conduct described in Dolly Dawood 176-460, Bonnie 3:30 (8) Wide World of mings, the NCAA outdoor mile champion from Brighapi “I might as well play him end of his sophomore year to the judgment. The football club Sports Lindsay 180, Pat Twerdy 182- • TtfkncosKdMli plats Young. right away,’’ shrugged become a tennis professional, • Spray csntrsl will not tolerate such ac­ 483, Sharon Aubert 232-536, 4:00 (22, ;iO) iMIL: Red Ramirez, the leading rookie on • Nsw "Tsinp-^gvU* tivities.” In addition to the Bai-Liquori duel, the Millrose is beat Smith in two of three VI ings vs. Bangers the World Championship Tennis Ginger Yourkas 450, Dolores • Fsr M l *r right hsnilirtiiing Main Office Hunsperger faces assault loaded with other world class performers including meetings in 1974. But the lanky 3:00 (8) Golf; Hawaii tour last, year. Dzinis 482. • Ivsn-FI* iln m vm it charges arising from one of the Dwight Stones, who recently set a world indoor high jump Smith triumphed at La Costa, INFLATION 9 - 12 Open "Raul has to win in order for incidents. record of 7-5V4, and Rick Wohlhuter, holder of both the Calif., the only time the two 1007 Main Street us to win,” declared Pancho met on concrete. MERCHANTS - Tom world 880-yard and 800-meter marks. Turner 157-392, Norm Kloter Manchester Contreras, Mexico’s likeable “What can you do?” said SPECIAL Wohlhuter will go up against 880 field of Byron Dyce, nonplaying captain. “It’s a Ralston when asked about the 136, Bob Howe 139-399, Steve 649-4586 Mark Winzenreid and Reggie Clark, -while Stones’ princi­ must.” way the draw turned out. Lauretti 140, Tony Marinelli ple competition in a high jump of 14 seven-footers figures The names of Smith, 28, and "There’s not much you can do. 140-352, Dennis Kauppinen 140, to come from Pat Matzdorf, who four years ago surpassed Ramirez, both former Universi­ It comes out the way it is.” Jim Bradley 163-373, Rich EVERY SUNDAY K Mart Plaza Office ty of Southern California stars, Mazur 140-380, Ed Mockus 379, LADY SCHICK Valery Brumel’s outdoor world record with a leap of 7-6V4. The U.S. captain selected .lasting CURLS were picked out of bowls Ding Balch 350. 10:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. 10- 2 The 60-yard sprint features a showdown of the two Tanner, the No. 4-rated hairsehing systems Thursday in a draw for opening Spencer Street current “world’s fastest humans,” Ivory Crockett (9.0-100- American by the U.S. Lawn with beauty mist MIMOGHT match opponents. Tennis Association behind Jim­ flee Volleyball • 20 rollers • SeK contained yard dash) and Steve Williams (9.1), while the 60-yard 60< PER GAME Manchester In the second singles confron­ my Connors, Smith and Marty National Division 6 jumbo, 10 targe and comp hurdles have entered ex-Olympic champion Willie Daven­ 4 small, ideal for case tation, Roscoe Tanner, the 649-3007 port and NCAA champion Danny Smith of the Bahamas Riessen, over Dick Stockton Standings all hair setters for travel talented ex-Stanford University and Bob Lutz. It will be and Florida State. W L ALL BOWLERS Ton are invited to lefthander, will face 25-year-old Tanner’s Davis Cup debut. Watkins 27 6 Roberto Chavez, the improving "Tanner has played excep­ CBT 20 10 ■ Hear the rules explained by Whaler Coach Ron Ryan AinOMinSi Mexican national singles cham­ formerly Manchester .Savings & l.oan Association Starting January 6th, the Parts tionally well for us in prac­ Kasden Fuel 20 10 Snack Bar Will Be Open ■ See demonstration of hockey strategy as Whalers play against selected youngsters 1 4 .9 7 Department at Ted Trudon Volkswagen pion. tice,” Ralston said. “He’s Fantastiks 18 15 ■ Receive "All Al)out Hockey” booklets courtesy of The h^agle will be open from 7 A,M, until just after The 6-foot-4, blonde-haired demonstrated he can play. Lloyd’s Auto 2 31 ■ Ask players for autographs at clinic’s conclusion BUTCH’S M@bir Smith and Ramirez will change Ralston said his decision on midnight, (17 hours per day,) 313 Adam* 8 t, cornar of Hilliard 8t., Manchaatar American Division ■ Master of Ceremonies: (Jeorge Ehrlich, Sports Director WINF Radio opponents for Sunday’s two his doubles team would hinge Standings BRUNSWICK f f singles matches with the on what happened today. W L NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT! moustachioed Mexican going Date: February 5,1975, Wednesday Place: Glastonbury Skating Arena “It could be Stockton and Latvians 26 7 W Stop In and Oat Acquaintad With Tha Naw Ownar. after Tanner, a former NCAA Lutz,” he said. PARKADE LANES Time: 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. 180 Oak Street, Glastonbury OLIN R. QERICH, JR. ABA Tool 25 8 singles tittist, in the. first Today’s best-of-five set Pratt & Whitney 13 20 ic;o:n;s:u i^ ; r i$>;l i s i TEDTRUDONVOLKSWAfiEN COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS match. Contreras and Dennis matches get under way at 11 ;00 North Enders 6 27 643-1507 Due U) capacity of arena, ticketa arc available on a lirat I’onie first serve basis. Adults 50« (.hildren 25C Ralston, the U.S. Davis Cup a.m. PST. Forecasters South Enders 5 28 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester. 646-28,18 captain, will announce their AUTO MR (XWOITKIIIING SPiaUIST expected the gray skies which Week’s Results: Kasden 3, Parkade Shopping Center TickeUs available at all o(Iice.s of FilSt IfeddlSl SOViH^JS &Loan Association • Since 1891 Foreign and Domaatic Repairs doubles teams one houf- before prevailed Wednesday to give Lloyd’s 0; P&W 2; Watkins 1; Utirlftirtl, RtH-ki'ilh , Vt rnini, South II imhto\ oml MunvIitHtn' Saturday’s match. * ROAD SERVICE * PhORS M 6-9237 way to sunshine and 60-degree Latvians 3, CBT 0; ABA 3, Fan- MANCHESTER PARKADE The only surprise ’Thursday temperatures today. tartiha 0; .North Enders 2, South A ctiinininnlii ui rn n (it to iljf iif F nsl Fi ilt ml .'vi» »»(«/»> i& r f n l.

)iiAi irnj MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Jan. 31, 1975 — PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Jan. 31, 1975 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Legal Notices Democrats Back INDEX I VERNON - Three-bedroom LARGE Seven-room Colonial, 1 NOTICES Ranch, 2 baths, 2-car garage, 1/2 baths, aluminum siding, TOWN OF COVENTRY %-acre wooded lot with fan­ » CUT THIS AD OUT 1 — Lott tnd Found What is your Property Worth? IwHEN YOU THInT rEAlT sTATE garage, treed lot, $48,500. ZONING BOARD OF 2 — Pertonalt tastic view of Connecticut Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. TO KEEP US HANDYI Yeomans and Cook APPEALS 3 — Announcemtnia Valley; fully carpeted. $55,900. REALTOR 4 — Enlertainmenl We will inspect your property and suggest danlel f. reals At the public hearing held on Warren E. Howland Realtors, I THINK $19,900 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 MIS Charles Phelps, Board of 5 — Auctions Donna Holland January 23,1975 at the Coventry an asking price. (No obligation.) 643-1108. baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ Finance, term ending 1981, FINANCIAL (^orredpondent Town Hall, the Zoning Board of Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY!!! age, nearly two acres. Hutchins Dennis Keenan, Board of 6 — 6onds-Stocks*Mortgages MANCHESTER - West side. Alaucltard & ^osseWoS Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. PAY LESS INCOME TAX (>46.0375 Appeals granted a variance for 9 — Personal Loans Immaculate 7-room aluminum I $27,000 — Immaculate three bedroom Ranch, I Education, term ending 1981. six months to the Mass Bus Co. 10 ~ Insurance S h e B e r o t h If you own your own horns. Start with this 6-room David Yeomans and Percy Nathan Gatchell, Board of sided Cape. Charming formal flreplacad living room, traed lot plus much more. H LARGE, 48’ Ranch - Country Cook were unanimously en­ to store school buses used in the EMPLOYMENT ______REALTORS — MLS dining room, fireplaced living Cape for only $32,500, 3 bedrooms, full cellar, Tax Review, term ending 1981. 13 — Help Wanted $34,000 - Nawly llstad 3-badroom Ranch, carpeting, ■ kitchen with screened 18x14’ town on the property and also to room, garage, rec room and aluminum storms and screens and carport. dorsed for first selectman and Mary Keenan, Planning and 14 — Business O pportunities CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 289-7475 - EAST HARTFORD new kitchen, siding. A real cream puff. Traed loti ■ deck, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, selectman at the Democratic store gas tanks from 4000 to 15 — Situation Wanted more. M d 30’s. Keith Real I finished rec room, 2 fireplaces. Zoning Commission, term en­ 742-8243 — COVENTRY $38,000 — Newly listed, 7-room Colonial, firaplaca, gar- * 18000 gallons on the premises of Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. Prestigious Rockledge area. caucus Thursday at the Old ding 1981. EDUCATION Member National Assoc, of Real Estate Boards also age, locatad> oft Princeton Street. Beautllul treed lot. ■ C O LO HIA i^'E-oL- j to “**'"djale’« Cprn«5!.meal Town Hall. About 17 persons the Nathan Hale Gas Company 18 “ Private Instructions Low 40’s. Call us today, Gene SanMartino and Eva on South Street in Coventry. 19 — Schools-Classes I member of the Hartford, Manchester and Vernon Multiple MANCHESTER - Tanner _ $30,000 — Just Hated, 7-room Country Ralaad Ranch, H Jackston Agency, 646-1316. your to Main St. $24,- were present to endorse can­ LeBaron, Planning and Zoning 20 “ Instructions Wanted I Listing Service. Street, custom built 8 room Donald Smith I fireplace, double garage, acre lot, clean. Dutch front. didates. Commission alternates, terms colonial cape. Four bedrooms, 2 Acting Chairman REAL ESTATE ■ $30,600 — New 6-room, Vh baths, aluminum sided ■ RAISED RANCH - New three BRAND NEW 6-ROOM COLONIAL with floor to celling The positions were un­ ending 1977 and 1979 respective­ 23 — Homes for Sale full baths, rec room, walk to ■ bedrooms, 2 full baths, family raised hearth firaplaca, extra large master bedroom, contested as were all posts Zoning Board of 24 — Lots-Land for Sale four schools. Many extras. 2 Colonial. ASSUMABLE 8V4% mortgage. $8,400 down. | | room, aluminum siding, 2-car ly. Marie Burbank, Zoning 25 — Investment Property PHONE 643-2711 aluminum sided. Choose your colors. Cornea with stove, Appeals Must be seen to appreciate. — Clean 3-badroom Ralaad Ranch, V/i baths, |_ being filled for the May elec­ Board of Appeals, term ending 26 — Business Property I $39,000 garage, wooded lot. Merritt hood and dishwasher. $41,900. tions. However the Democratic 27 — Resort Property 40’s. LaPenta Agency, Realtor, I fireplace, carpeting, garage, tread lot, anchor fence. ■ Agency, 646-1180. 1981. 26 — Real Estate Wanted FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 646-2440. 5-5 DUPLEX * Aluminum aided. Each side haa 3 Town Committee was unable to Joan Madore, Zoning Board TOWN OF MANCHESTER ■ $42,900 — Battista Road. Quality built 3-bedroom | WlVKV.SW.WW^ MANCHESTER bedrooms and 1 'h baths. Lot alza la half-acre. Only $42,- fill all openings. of Appeals alternate, term en­ POSITION VACANCIES MISC. SERVICES C()lonlal, Vh balha, brick front, tread lot. Impreasival h VERNON 000. 31 — Services O ffered ^ CAPE—Seven room*, 2 full bathe, rear dormer, oversized | MANCHESTER - By owner. Anyone interested in being ding 1979. (THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 32 — Painting-Papering MHS $44,000 - 8-room Raised Ranch, one full, 2 half baths, ■ ADVERTISING ADVERTISING 2-car garage, treed lot, good area. Lovely Ranch - three bedrooms, BRAND NEW RAISED RANCH - Pick your colors at you treasurer, agent of the town Norman Benoit, fire commis­ 1975) 33 — Building-Contracting HAPPY ADS firaplaca, double garage. ONLY $2,200 DOWN AT 7V4%. ■ deposit fund or a library direc­ 34 — Roofing-Sidmg WRESTLERS wall-to-wall carpeting, IV4 ACRES watch the builder put up this home for only $44,900. sion, term ending 1981. Social Worker 35 — Heating-Plumbing COLONIAL CAPE—Eight large rooms, 2-car attached | fireplace, paneled living room $45,000 — Three family. Two bedrooms, living room, ■ tor is asked to call Dennis 36 — Flooring DEADLINE RRAND NEW RANCH - Complataly aluminum sided, large William Kowalski, Gary Kel­ $5.18-$5.62 RATES My favorite garage, large lot. Immediate occupancy, prime area. and dining area. Attached gar­ kitchen, each apartment. Thraa-car garage. Claanl ■ of land with 6-room Cape Keenan, Democratic town 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage 12:00 noon the day before and large barn. Cape rear deck, large camani patio, 2-car garage, fireplace, 2 ly. Ronald Mike, Joseph Bret- 35 HOUR WEEK 36 — Services Wanted 1 day 9c word per day publication. COLONIAL—Ten rooms, circa 1850. Acre lot wlth| age, corner lot. Call 646-2984 if chairman, immediately. 3 days 8c word per day athletes $54,450 — Spectacular 8 room Raised Ranch with all ? lull baths, full walkout cellar, fully equipped kitchen. Mutt ton, constables, terms ending Liberal fringe benefits include Deadline for Saturday and orchard and garden. no answer, cail 643-9985. features; Three bedrooms, The caucus with one opposing paid vacation; sick leave; MISC. FOR SALE 6 days 7c word per day the trimmings. 7Y4% MORTGAGE AVAILABLE. ■ eat-ln kitchen, formal dining be saani $45,900. 1977. 41 — A rticles for Sale 26 days 6c word per day Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. BUSINESS Zoned Property—328’ on West Center Street.] vote, endorsed the Republican 42 — Building Supplies room, lovely living room and ONE YEAR OLD - 6-room Colonial with firaplaca and 2W John Regan, library director, holidays; pension plan; com­ 15 W ORD M IN IM U M An excellent business development opportunity. $54,900 — Brand new 5-5 Duplex, Vh bathe, all I incumbent, Ruth Munson, as plete insurance plan. 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs one-car garage. Large barn full baths. Lots of extras. Inground pool, wall-to-wall term ending 1981. 44 — Livestock Happy Ads $2 00 inch PLEASE READ BEST BUYS aluminum. ASSUMABLE 9Vi%, 30-YEAR MORTGAGE. I town clerk. Employers’ credit union 45 — Boats & Accessories Happiness Is - now rented but could be carpeting. Needs to be seen to be appreciated. Asking Alice Moe, Norton Fund com­ $57,300 — Large 8-room, 2'h bath Colonial, aluminum All terms begin in July. available. 46 — Sporting Goods Seeing you on F. J. SPILECKI used for multiple purposes. $48,500. missioner, term ending 1981. 47 — Garden Products YOUR AD BY BELHORE aiding, carpeting, double garage, 7Vi% MORTGAGE. * Other posts filled at the William Kralovich, Louise These positions are under the 48 — Antiques Classified ads are taken over February 7th Realtor 643-2121 Priced In the low 40s. NEW LISTING - 4-famlly Income axcaada $700 par month. caucus were: Gagne, Insurance Commission, CETA, TITLE I Program. 49 — Wanted to Buy the phone as a convenience. at the $58,900 — 7-room Ranch, all large rooms, double gar- I Ideal for owner occupied invastora. Taka notice - asking Betty MacDonald, tax collec­ Manchester residents The Herald is responsible for NEW LISTINGI age. Profesalonally landacaped lot. Aluminum siding. $52,500. Call for more details. terms ending 1981 and 1977 RENTALS only one incorrect insertion and tor, term ending 1977. 52 — Rooms for Rent LINCOLN DAY Immaculate six-room Ranch ZINSSER AGENCY respectively. preferred. Applicants must be then only to the size of the $59,000 — New 6-6 Duplex, glass doors to sundack, 3 FIVE FAMILY - Good Investment. Four 4-room 53 — Apartments lor Rent AMBASSADOR DRIVE - In central, yet secluded loca­ MLS screened to determine 54 — Homes for Rent original Insertion. Errors which . . . SoflMone DINNER DANCE LAND, BARN, 3-bedroom bedrooms, alum, siding, nice lot, city utllltlea. apartments and one 8-room apartment. Located on 3 55 — Business for Rent do not lessen the value of the Seven-room Condominium, tion. Deep treed lot, all city Q. 646-1511 economic eligibility. Please may hove M«fi yee Ellen and Carl house, baseboard heat, $59,900 — Immaculate 8^h room Colonial, located In lEAlfOP* acres. Call for details. $52,900. call 649-4558 or see Marie Klein 56 — Resort Property for Rent advertisement will not be cor­ excellent barn, large brook. excellent condition, carport, utilities. Formal dining room, Forest Hllla. 18x32’ pool, double garage. 57 — Wanted to Rent rected by an additional inser­ a koppy o M Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 646- recreation room, carpeting, 4 fireplaced living room. NEW LISTING * Brand new 8-room, 4-bedroom Colonial, Hutchinson Wins at the State Unemployment 58 — Misc. for Rent tion. baths. Only $32,900. Goodchild- $61,900 — Executive 9Vz room Colonial, magnificent BY OWNER - Manchester, An- 2’A bathrooms, 2-car garage. Chooaa your colors. On one Bureau, 806 Main Street, 3166. Garage. 1’7z baths. Mid thir­ AUTOMOTIVE Bartlett, Realtors, 569-1744, ties, worth it. Mr. Matthew. entrance foyer. 7V4% MORTGAGE AVAILABLE. saldi built Colonial. Lookout acre lot. $54,900. Manchester. Applicant must be 61 — Autos for Sale 646-1852. Mountain area. Excellent con­ unemploymed for at least 30 62 — Trucks for Sale Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 Help Wanted 13 Happiness Is . . . FIVE-ROOM Ranch, tiled bath, $66,500 — New listed contemporary Ralaad Ranch on dition, three bedrooms, 2 1/2 NEW LISTING - Brand new Split on one acre plus lot. In GOP Contest 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale LOW TWENTIES! Choose your colors, wooded area. Call for details. Aaking days. Closing date for filing is 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles Attending the , stone fireplace, oak Blue Ridge Drive, 8 rooms, carpeting, Inspiring view. baths, screened porch, double Four-room in'^'culate older $56,200. ANDOVER treasurer and agent of the town February 7, 1975. 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile B g, excellent condition SOUTH WINDSOR garage. Principals only. $60s. Hom es New Listing home, ju ' lOV '?i;oratedl Two Donna Holland deposit fund, term ending 1977. MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ WANTED - Man with some LADIES OF ST. JAMES throughout. Immediate oc­ 643-1839. 66 — Automotive Service cond, third. All kinds. Realty Pratt & Whitney Diaform grin­ cupancy. $38,500. Charles Spacious 10-room, 2V4 baths Contem­ bedroon^ central location. SOUTHVIEW ★ OPEN SUNDAY 12*4 LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... Correspondent Cynthia Clarke, incumbent 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease porary. Custom built in 1967 with quali- NEW SUBDIVISION OF CUSTOM DUPLEX HOMES. FEATURINQ; INVITATION TO BID statewide. Credit rating un­ ding* experience. This is of a Lesperance, 649-7620. ly features throughout. Fireplaced Call early on this one. 646-0375 tax collector, term ending 1977. VALENTINE DINNER- UNDERQROUND UTILITIES, SIDEWALKS, AND OPEN SPACE LAND. Sealed bids will be received in necessary. Reasonable. Con­ production nature. Please apply living room, family room and den. Im­ MANCHESTER A VICINITY J. (Juyler Hutchinson and J. Ronald Kauffman, Victor In person: Metronics Inc., maculate one-owner home on choice NEW LISTING MORTOAOES ARE AVAILABLE AND QUALIFIED TENANTS the Office of The Director of fidential, quick arrangements'. DANCE lot. Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts. 646- SUPPLIED. PLEASE STOP “BUY" AND INVESTIGATE THIS IDEAL REALE’S CORNER Russell Thompson were un­ Bronke, Board of Education, Routes 6 & 44A Bolton. TOP VALUES Six-room Coi^'al with 22’ ★ FDR ACTIONI ir General Services, 41 Center NOTICE Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. <•! Saturday, February 8 3233 FAMILY INVESTMENT. DIRECTIONS; HARTFORD ROAD TO I 17S MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 | animously endorsed for election terms ending 1981 and 1977 1(X) Constitution Plaza, Hart­ 1. Neat cape.up in the Manchester J. WATSON S U C H CO. placed '‘^^ .o o m . Treed I WILFRED ROAD. SHOWN DAILY BY APPOINTMENT. Dandy two-famlly - $32,500. Street, Manchester, Connec­ TOWN OF COVENTRY Reaftors MLS for first selectman and select­ respectively. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. LUNCH HELP wanted, grill Cocktails at 7 p.m. Dinner at 8 p.m. Green area! (Jwners asking $29,900, lot, tenvCr yard. Simply Id e a l Raised Ranch - $40,900 ticut until February 20, 1975 at ZONING BOARD but it's vacant and they want it Manchettar Offica 647-9139 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ man respectively by a caucus of Olaf Erlandson, Board of Tax experience helpful. Apply Ann’s At The Colony in Vernon Equal Honing Opportunity spotless, rtsk for Joe Lom­ A c r e a g e (9) with colonial - 11;00 a.m. for the following: OF APPEALS Spot, 21 Oak Street, sold. Has aluminum siding, too. the Republican party Review, term ending 1981. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Reservations may be made with Mrs. James Qerrlty, 70 bardo. MDRTGAGE MONEY! $62,500 MANCHESTER - Striking 4- DEMOLITION: 91-95 Center There will be a public hearing mortgages — interim financing Manchester. 2. In^sslble to duplicate for $30,900. NEW HIGHER INCOME LIMITS EOR THOSE WHO QUALIFY FOR Wednesday. Eric Siismets, Planning and Diane Dr. or Mrs. Edward Suilek, 64 Hlilcrest Rd. No later A Raised Ranch with two baths, just bedroom Contemporary, 2 1/2 $26,900 on Monday, February 3,1975, at — expeditious and confidential CHFA FINANCINQ - ALSO — 90% AND 95% “MQIC" LOANS ARE LoW-priced Ranch - $24,500 The Hutchinson-Thompson Zoning Commission, term en­ St. than Feb. 5th. over Town Line into Vernon. COVENTRY - 10-room Cape CONDOMINIUM ONCE AGAIN AVAILABLE. WE INVITE YOUR CALL TO DISCUSS ANY baths, panoramic view of Hart­ Charming four room home - 9 Trotter St. 7:30 P.M. in the Basement service, J.D. Real Estate ESTABLISHED progressive 528-9081 ford skyline, sunken patio, 2-car ticket was opposed by the ding 1981. 3. High 40’s...a clean two-famlly with inlaw apartment. Five and one-half rooms, two . ONE OF THESE PR0QRAM8. Featuring wall-to-wall carpet Room of the Coventry Town Assoc. 646-1980. real estate agency desires one garage. 60’s. Warren E. Robert Post-’Iheodore Wright Edward Hopkins, Planning 139 Oakland St. (relatively new) in Bowers School Excellent condition throughout. bedrooms, 1Vz baths. Extra ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Plus many more to choose throughout, new ceramic Hall, Coventry, Connecticut, to more alert salespersonlale for per­ Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 district 'This is an excellent buy. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. ticket. When the caucus en­ and Zoning Commission alter­ Bids forms, plans and $41,900. Jesanis Realty, 875- tchen counter and from. CHFA financing bath, remodeled kitchen, full- hear the appeal of David Rob­ manent position.PO Complete 1040. I Our otilce Is In constant need of new listings. H you're nate, term ending 1979. specifications are available at Multiple Listing coverage via 4. New homes wiuun walking distance cabinets. Central air con­ available to qualified buyers. basement, fenced-in rear dorsed Hutchinson, Wright did bins, of Old Camp Meeting to Main St. Good selection, too. I thinking of selling, please call tor conlldentlal Inspection MANCHESTER - Only $1,695 not oppose Thompson. Albert Richey, Zoning Board the General Services Office, 41 □ EMPLOYMENT memoership in three area ditioning, wall-to-wa yard. Possible 8% mortgage. Center Street, Manchester, Road, Coventry, asking for a Look over our deluxe Cape, our MANCHESTER - Duplex, 7-6, and evaluation. We welcome and appreciate your ★ KEYS ★ down, could get you into this 6- ’The selectmen’s terms begin of Appeals, term ending 1981. boards. Earnings limited only prestigious Colonial, or the roomy carpeting.. V/e invite com­ 453 BURNSIDE AVENUE room, 3-bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, Available with minimum special exception as provided WANTED - IMMEDIATELY! KaisM Ranch. AND, we will take four bedrooms each, enclosed I businessi REMEMBER, YOU DESERVE ONLY THE July 1,1975 and end July 1,1977. Connecticut. by initiative and ability. parison at $30,5001 full cellar Condominium. All down payment. Town of Manchester, for in Section 13.1.3 of the Help Wanted 13 your present home in trade if you porches, very large rooms, 2- I DBEST. C O f- g p EAST HARTFORD ’ITie lone remaining contest at Ellen (Jomerford, fire com­ Strictest confidence will be wish. Many lots in this tract avail­ car garage. Priced; high 40’s. appliances plus wall-to-wall Connecticut Coventry Zoning Regulations to observed. Mr. Belfiore, 647- I In Rockville area - Boys and girls fori able, do you want a custom built carpeting. Ask for Mary Judge the caucus was for the Board of missioner, term ending 1981. TOOL MAKERS - All-around By owner. Call after 5,646-0766. ZINSSER AGENCY Eric Anderson, Clarence Robert B. Weiss, conduct a recycling business on 1413. [newspaper delivery. Call., home? Call, we are available, JACK DWYER 1i)\auc\xavd & at F. J. Spilecki,Si ' ' — Realtor, ' 643- ' ' Finance. a limited basis on said proper­ machinists and Bridgeport has just listed a cdmpact 2 SOLID 6-room Cape - Base- 2121. 646-1511 Custer, Lionel Bernard, con­ General Manager operators. Top wages, fringe THREE family - aluminum Robert Little was endorsed at ty. HAIRDRESSER Wanted - T.J. CROCKETT, Realtor family in a central locaticn. It I REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 ■ ment, garage, approximately the caucus over Ronald stables, terms ending 1977. benefits and overtime. siding. Modern kitchens and This meeting is open to all in­ Experienced. Pampered Lady, CIRCULATION DEPT. 643-1577 baths, $37,900. Exclusive with has an excellent Income and H 189 West Center Street ■ half acre. Needs work. Only Richards by seven votes. ’The Debra Home, Marion Haines, Experience preferred. Apply at Glastonbury, 633-5652 after $19,900. Many others. Welles terested persons. Paragon Tool Company, 121 Etiabluhed in 1947 Pasek Realtors, 289-7475 , 742- Is priced to sell at once. In term ends July 1, 1981. NOTICE 6:30, 563-6392. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Agency, 643-0302, 742-7356. Vtrnon City Sewer* Library Director, terms ending TOWN OF MANCHESTER George M. Coon Adams Street. 8243. the mid $30’s. There were 69 registered 1981 and 1979 respectively. Chairman Call Jack now for further In­ Republicans at the caucus. POSITION VACANCIES FULL-TIME housekeeper SOUTH WINDSOR - 6 1/2 room Claire Ursin and Ruth Coventry Zoning Board PHONE FROM home to ser­ 6 4 7 *9 9 4 6 formation. Split Level house. Priced only P r e v i e w : All terms begin in July and (THROUGH DECEMBER' needed for a large convalescent Hutchinson, Norton Fund Com­ of Appeals vice our customers for super home. Must be dependable and UftR BETTER BUYS in the mid 30’s. Convenient end on July 1 of the reported 31, 1975) mission, terms ending 1981 and Laborer earnings. Choose own hours. experienced. Please apply in FOUR FAMILY location, 1 1/2 baths, paneled date. KHL Call 647-1810. Help Wanted 13 Business Opportunity 14 MANCHESTER & VICINITY $37,800 — East Hartford, 6-room Ranch, swimming pool. 1977 respectively. (Painting Experience person. Meadows Convalescent Close to all schools, shop family room, all in move-in Other candidates endorsed SELL Home, 333 Bidwell Street, condition. Principals only, 644- Bernard LaPine and Jean Desired) • • B&W • • ping, churches. Never Wednesday are: BUY CUSTODIANS - experienced Manchester. WAITRESS wanted - Saturdays vacancy problem. For further $43,500 — South Windsor, 7'h room Split, treed lot. 8113, Ruth Munson, incumbent Barry, Insurance Commission, $4.17 - $4.27 With a part-time, male, mornings and Sundays, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. terms ending 1981 and 1979 Custodian Manchester, Wethersfield, $38,900 — 7 room, aluminum tidad Colonial with 3 good details, ask for Mr. Dwyer town clerk, term ending 1977. HERALD WANT AD MANAGER - Auto service Experienced only need apply. P FOR SALE MOVE IN Martha Moe, incumbent respectively. $3.78 Hourly Dial 643-2711 evenings East Hartford. Call department has opening for & L Restaurant, 550 East Mid­ sized bedrooms, flreplaced living room, firet $45,500 — Coventry, 7-room Raised Ranch, one acre plus, 643-5691, 2-6 p.m. Real Estate office Jn TWO FAMILY Jr. Engineering Aide qualified manager. dle Tpke. floor family room, carpeting, appliances and 3 5- 6 flat, garage, near center to this charming 7-room $4.81 - $5.17 Experienced in automotive Manchester fur* garages. Wow|l Recently painted, separate $53,000 — Vernon, Boulder Ridge, new Raised Ranch. Ranch located on dead-end JOBS - Interested in a job that field and customer relations. 40 HOUR WEEK MANCHESTER Board of nished and ready for $42,900 — Ultra contemporary, 7 room, new Raised Ranch heating systems. Owner may $55,000- Manchester, Kennedy Rd., new 7-room Ranch. street In nearby Bolton. More Depth Sought requires no experience and Must be able to supervise and Realtors is looking for a part- Key Punch Operator □ NOTICES with cathedral ceilings, 2 baths, appliances, help with financing. Excellent Fireplaced living room, eat-ln $3.67 - $3.97 offers free training, security, handle responsibility. Call 646- time secretary to assist in their business. Money $55,500 — Vernon, 8-room Chalet. Immediate occupancy. travel, education and good pay? fireplaced rec room and 2 garages. Mortgage investment. Never a vacancy modern kitchen, formal For Business Zone 35 HOUR WEEK 2789 for interview. operations. Must be able to making opportunity dining room, 3 or 4 Lost and Found Contact your Air Force aaaletance from owner. problem. $55,800 — Manchester, 4-bedroom Raised Ranch. Forest Liberal fringe benefits in­ type. Some bookkeeping and representative at 221 Asylum WANTED - Mature women for diversified office work. Hours for aggressive per* $43,900 — Stone and aluminum exterior highllte our cus­ Hills area. bedrooms, with a finished- A beautiful new wooded clude paid vacation; sick leave; rec room and one-car gar­ the town of Hebron for conser­ LOST - Man’s gold Girard- Street, Hartford or call 244- direct selling, no investment, flexible. Send brief resume to son. For Info. Call tom built Raised Ranch on a peaceful dead end DRIVE RY HEBRON holidays; pension plan; com­ 166 Ludlow Road im prestige $59,000 — Vernon, Boulder Ridge, new 0-room Colonial. age. All of this on a lovely V* area created and designed vation and open space purpose. Pergeau watch, back engraved 2347. call 875-7357. Personnel Chairman, street. Huge wooded acre lot for plenty of pri­ Anne Dallaire plete insurance plan. J.A.D. 5/28/71. Reward. Call Manchester Board of Realtors, 521*8170 or 233*6982 Rockledge area, then call us $69,800 — South Windsor, Green Ridge, spacious 9-room acre treed lot. Priced to sell Hibbard said the commission REAL ESTATE SALES - vacy. especially for your new The Planning and Zoning Employees’ credit union 233-9947. EXPERIENCED - Proof 156 East Center Street, to Inspect versatile Raised Ranch In the 30s. proposed that sufficient fron­ available. Professional real estate sales reader - printer. Full time, 8- Manchester. $43,900 — Here’s the buy of 1975.4 bedroom Garrison Co­ bedroom home. Commission has been asked to tage on Rt. 66 be retained from These positions are under the FOUND - Siamese cat, male, people wanted. Must have 4:30, salary DOE. Call lonial as clean as a “hound’s tooth.” We urge $69,900 — Manchester, HIghwood Drive, new 0-room 2- ZINSSER AGENCY home. Lots for sole or consider an increase in the the point where Fawn Brook situation Wanted 15 CETA. TITLE VI Program. Sealpoint or Chocolate Point, desire to succeed in our Jobseekers, 568-1070. HOMEMAKERS needed for you to bring your white gloves. FIVE GARAGES... story. depth of the Hebron Center crosses Rt. 66 went along Rt. 66 business. Best commission set­ MLS Manchester residents only. vicinity East Center and Holl telephone work at Caldor Shop­ $44,900 — If you have dreamed of bathing In a “Roman go with this amazingly clean 646-1511 Monroe Moses will custom Business Zone from 400 to 1000 to meet subdivision Streets. Call days 643-6203, up in town, ^ p ly in person to PART-TIME evenings, exer­ ping Center. Morning and HOUSEWORK wanted - after­ Applicants must be screened to Bath” then Inspect this modernistic 7 room 6- 6 duplex one block from ...Have ready buyers (or all types of homes. If you’re OEAlTOP* feet. Atty. Bruce Kalom of requirements for frontage for nights 649-4748. Keith Real Estate, 172 East cise instructors, experienced evening shifts available. Apply noons and Saturdays. build your home. determine economic eligibility. Experienced, own transporta­ Ralted Ranch loaded with the unusual. Main Street. Separate gas thinking of selling, call usi Hebron made the request on Lot One. Center Street. preferred but will train. Call for in person, Olan Mills, Inc., or heating systems recently In Please call 649-4558 or see appointment, 643-8075. tion provided. Phone 643-7265. $45,900 — Smashing, 8 room Raised Ranch for a family behalf of his clients. The They estimate that the Personals 2 call 646-2637 for interview ap­ stalled. An excellent Invest Glastonbury - Horse farm, Marie Klein at the State MATURE WOMAN to work pointment. Ask for Mrs. that needs lots of room at an economy price on 5 acres, six-room home, boar­ Hebron Development Corpora­ acreage to be deeded to the ment now, with an even All types of financing available on these homes. Unemployment Bureau, 806 Wednesday through Friday OFFICE MANAGER - needs Walton. Private Instructions 18 a huge wooded lot. ding for 10 horses. Must be M i T i i NUs m , Custom Builder Developer. tion and Aurile Michaud. town in the proposal would be INCOME tax returns prepared greater future potential Kalom said there is no plan Main Street, Manchester. in the privacy of your home Call evenings and all day Sunday. clerk, 8-4:30, general office Buy now before prices Incrasss. seen. Keys, 528-9081, 633-3006. 875-2260 six or seven acres. They feel Applicant must be unemployed Apply in person. Swiss Colony, experience. Call Jobseekers, Every garage rented for any development of the back Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or 525- MATURE MAIftHNANCE MAN PROFESSIONAL Tutoring Ser­ the proposal is consistant with for at least 30 days. Closing Manchester Parkade. 566^1070., vice - Reading, math. Free con­ EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Investigate this fine jn WILLINGTON - 2.75 acres, land in question. Since part of the town plan. 8263. WANTED date for filing is February 7, sultation ana evaluation. Call vestmentt U&R REALTY C6. brand new 54’ Raised Ranch, DIRECTIONS: EXIT 97 OFF leS ONTO TUNNEL ROAD; the Village Stripper and the to join our staff, must be 1975. INCOME TAX preparation - BUS BOY needed part-time SHELL CAR WASH and service 649-8023. Q.REAIIOR* Call our Manchester Office - 849-5308 S S 5 643-2692 two full baths, fireplace, lots of CONTINUE THROUGH TUNNEL AND TAKE LEFT ONTO Michaud building is now in a your home or mine. evenings, over 18, no station - Full or part-time, over experienced in electrical VERSATILE VALUEI storage. Only $40,500. ECHO ROAD. residential zone, he is asking Reasonable. By Danny Byram, experience, salary plus tips. 18. Must be friendly, neat in work, plumbing and carpen Immaculate four bedroom Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Lessenger Co., Realtors, 646- Schools-Classes 19 the commission to consider the 649-5096. Call Jobseekers, 568-1070. appearance. Call Mr. Clougher- try. Apply in person: BARROWS & WALLACE Colonial with moder 8713, 423-9291. change so all the properties will ty for personal interview, 647- MUOOWS CONVXUSCEMT Manchester New Haven Hartford amenities such as new conform. Other business in the BOOKKEEPER - Career posi­ 9016. ADULT safe boating classes - TAX RETURNS and accoun­ t REST. HONE 649-5308 397-1515 728-6615 circuit-breaker wiring, two area are already zoned the 1000 ting done professionally. tion, full-time, full charge by USCG Auxiliary, at Martin NEW 7 ROOM RAISED RANCH 333 MMlSt,ilMMv,eML School, Dartmouth Road, air conditioners, washer. All SENTRY feet. Reasonable rates. Confidential. through trial balance. Accoun­ DUTCHMAID Clothing looking An Equal Opportunity Employer ting office for growing subur­ for you. Short hours, good pay, Manchester. Classes start curtains, dra* qs will stay Aluminum siding, garage, 2 Real Estate Commission member Wilbur Experienced. Call Dan Hickey, ban company. Qualified persons will train you. Jessie Dunnack, Wednesday, January 29th. /o S i o n - car gare raised hearth fireplaces, 2 Dennis asked if Kalom’s clients 649-9145. call 646-4911. 423-4216. Register at 7 p.m. Classes 7:30- Priced in the baths, carpeting throughout. would agree to come back SATURDAYS JOBSEEKERS - Open 9:30. 643-0098 or 875-0383. INCOME TAX returns $ 2 6 ,9 0 0 mid-thiriies and worth Oil hot water baseboard heat, before the commission with a weekends 9-5, Hundreds of full, prepared in your home. SALES CLERK, children’s NEWSPAPER CARRIERS for Favorable tax situation. Truly 1% acre treed lot. Only $41,- plan of development and design toys. Immediately. Full-time the Manchester Herald for part-time immediate openings. Reasonable, Call H.H. Wilson, Call now, 568-1070. □ REAL ESTATE a fine investment for the 900 before any permits of any kind 649-6506, position, 9:30-5:30. Call Caldor area and all of South growing family and/or the TOO! Jobseekers, 568-1070. Windsor. Call Mr. Griffin, 647- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• - : \ / : / FIANO AGENCY - 646-9200 were issued. It was then voted 9411. ATTENTION - full-time short tradesman with storage by members to refer the ques­ FOR SALE - Private $8,700 first order cook - 649-0305, Homes For Sale 23 requirements. tion to town counsel. mortgage, paying 10% interest. ABLE CLEANING woman, two days weekly, 6 hours. Start PHONE Solicitors - Earn large Manchester, call between 8-5. There’s no trick to placing a Kalom asked for a public Good property equity. Call 649- MANCHESTER - Newer 3- HERALD w ant a iL .b u t th e y w ork 371. now. Call Jobseekers, 568-1070. commissions, choose your bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, hearing, but was told there Main Office WE’RE OPEN Sundays to get FOUR FAMILY like magic. hours. For details call Aluma- possible 4th bedroom, con­ In the twentlesi Needs work would be a delay until town Announcements 3 Announcements Kraft, Inc., 875-2040. you there first thing Monday. 9- 12 venient location. $35,900. Paul Call Joe Lombardo for -counsel could reply to the board Immediate employment oppor­ W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. MANCHESTER - Highland on the previous matter. 1007 Main Street WOMAN to care for small boy, tunities. Jobseekers, 568-1070. details. Park School area. Center hall, Wetland Application Manchester light housekeeping, own MANCHESTER - Authentic four-bedroom Colonial, 1 1/2 HIGH SCHOOL Mother’s 8% FINANCING Richard Mihok brought in a transportation, may bring one Colonial reproduction. Four baths, detached 2-car garage, 649-4586 helper needed on weekends. avallablel Do you qualify? extras include: natural wetlands application for child, Tuesday-Friday, 11:30-3. bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, double Call 649-1685, after 6, 643-7298. Can 649-7804. Call us for information. woodwork, wall-to-wall Frankel Acres property. Mihok garage. Lookout Mountain area. Must see to appreciate. WE carpeting in family room and NEW LISTING also informed the commission K Mart Piaza Office NOW - THAT’S when" we start large fireplaced living room, CONSIDERING A RRICK HOME? PART-TIME bookkeeper ac­ Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. have many other listings Large 7-7 two-famlly In quiet residential location, living that Frankel Acres will be countant, public accountant you working. Full, part-time pantry and laundry, eat-in This Ranch will fill all your wishes. Three large bedrooms, 10- 2 available, some in surroun room, dining room, eat-ln kitchen, 3 or 4 bedrooms, changed to High View Acres. <300 REWARD requires bright person to assist openings. Jobseekers, open MANCHESTER- Center Street, Kitchen, pool with deck. $51,900. massive living room, slate entry foyer, 2 full baths, 2-car weekends, 568-1070. ding towns. Call us for screened porches, two-car garage, walk to school, bus Mrs. Evelyn Croston, a Spencer Street buzy practitioner in accounting three family in business zone II, By owner, 646-4235. garage. All on 2.75 acres. Call 872-7311. professional service — We and shopping. Call to Inspect 269-4331. recreation commission Manchester and tax area. Write Box B, ideal for professional offices, or member, told the Planning and Manchester Herald. MOTHER’S helper - part-time, work. MANCHESTER - Build for the for information leading to the arrest and active toddlers, call 649-7804 commercial expansion. $75,000. Zoning Commission that rec 649-3007 LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- future in this comfortable and conviction of person or persons damaging anytime NEW LISTINGI expandable home. Modern commission members had PART-TIME janitorial 2440. WHY PAY RENT??? JUST LISTED or defacing any of our properties. All infer* cleaners, Manchester-East Beautiful customized ranch kitchen, two bedrooms, large looked at Highview Acres and ....When you can own this lovely 2-badroom home Massive 4-bedroom Ranch. Excellent area for children, mation will be kept strictly confidential. Hartford Area. Mornings and PEOPLE GREETER needed BOLTON - Four-bedroom Raised hearth floer to celling unfinished second floor, quiet are not requesting any land be evenings. Part-time, cleaning on an on-call basis, Tyning for what It would cost you In rent. Wall-to-wall fireplace. New roof, new street, $30,500. Keith Real country kitchen, completely redecorated throughout. Only formerly .Manche.ster .Savings & l.oan Association required. Call Jobseekers,rs. Opipen Ranch set on 3/4 acre treed lot. set aside for recreation or open supervisor, mornings, Fireplaced living room, rec carpeting In living room and both bedrooms, kitchen, new ^ *amlc bath, Estate, 646-4126 , 649-1922. $39,900. Call 872-7311. space because of the large size Manchester area. Call 649-5335. weekends. 568-1070. remodeled kitchen, full basement, ceramic tile bath. SENTRY room, dining room, eat-in new h6«'j lCN' /Stem, new MANCHESTER - New family of the lots. Raym ond F. Dam ato kitchen plus garage. High 30’s. Fenced In rear yard. Excellent financing available. swlmmlt^ pool. Growing Real Estate Services The commission also read a OPENING in Spring for part- ABLE JANITOR - Sweeper - Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. Colonial, aluminum siding, time outside work tor Tolland Earn $2.25 part-time evenings. family needs larger home, three bedrooms, bath and letter from John E. Hibbard, 240 A New State Road would never move otherwise NEW RAISED RANCHES 351 Marline Rd. School system. Please call .875- Start now. Jobseekers, open $32,900 - 5 1/2 room Ranch, lavatory, oversized modern 29 Connoctlcut Blvd. chairman of the Conservation weekends. 568-1070. Priced at $28,500.00 and kitchen, built-ins, 24’ combina­ Under construction on lovely cul-de-aac, thermopane win­ Vernon — 872-7311 Commission of Hebron, saying 1971 or apply at Tolland Board brick front, natural trim, ZINSSER AGENCY East Hartford - 289-4331 of Education Office, Main cellar, garage, trees. Hutchins worth 111 Mr. Matthew. tion dining and play room, gar­ dows, fully Insulated, kitchen bullt-lns, hardwood floors, the commission had reviewed age, just right lot, conveniently two full baths, fireplace, aluminum and brick exterior. Call Street, Tolland. Business Opportunity 14 Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. REALTOR - MLS plans of Highview Acres, and is 8:30-5:00 Call 646-1021 located. Trade of your present now and choose your colors, 289-4331. Vernon Board of Realtors, Manchester Board of Raaltora, | recommending that the portion EXPERIENCED babysitter in PACKAGE STORE - Six figure VERNON CIRCLE Area - four 640-1511 BELFIORE AGENCY home considered. Donald S. Hartford Board of Realtors of Lot One between Rt. 66 and After 5:00 643-4535 our Manchester home to care gross, excellent growth family, aluminum siding, an­ REALTOR* Realtors 647-14 Gale, Realty Co., Realtors, Fawn Brook, including the & Loan Association • Since 1891 fo r newborn 8:30-5:30, pattern, large wine selection. nual income $7,400. Exceptional MLS, 289-7939. brook and forty feet on the references reciuired. Call for in­ Asking $30,()00. Lessenger Co., value at $41,900. Dubaldo- south of the brook, be deeded to terview, 646-8490. Realtors, 646-8713, 423-9291. Lesperance Agency, 646460S. ! PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Jan. 31, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Jan. 31, 1975- PAGE SEVENTEEN Building-Contracting 33 Haating-Plumbing 35 Antiques 48 Antiques 46 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Homat For Sala 23 Baal Batata Wanted 28 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sala i f NO JOB too small, toilet MANCHESTER - Two- FOUR ROOM apartment, stove COVENTRY - Reduced, 4-room SELLING your house? Call us NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - bedroom, second-floor apart­ and refrigerator, first floor, Ranch, excellent condition, new Remodeling, repairing, ad­ repairs, plugged drains, kitchen first and weTl make you a cash faucets replaced, repaired, rec ment in four-family. SecuriW center of town, $160. and securi­ heating system, double lot. Now offer. One day service. T. J. ditions, rec rooms, porches and required. $175, heat included. ty. No pets. Call 649-0783. roofing. No job too small. Call rooms, bathroom remodeling, MANCHESTER GREEN FLEA MARKET $23,900. Lessenger Co., Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Eastern, 646-8250. Realtors, 646-8713, 423-9291. 649-3144. heat modernization, etc. Free 519 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE estimates gladly given. M & M FIRST floor apartment, two- Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. (Old Bezzinl Building) FURNISHED two room apart­ family house, five rooms, Offered by the » CARPENTRY - Repairs, ment, private bath, heat, hot without heat, no pets, $190. remodeling, additions, roofing. SATURDAY-SUNDAY 10-5 TOWNE Plumbing Service, water, utilities. Apply security, 643-2573. Call David Patria, South Wind­ DOOR PRIZES • LOTS OF BARGAINS Marlow’s 869 Main Street. sor, 644-1796. repairs, alterations, vanity • HEATED • PARKING • REFRESHMENTS PHiLBRICK cabinets a specialty. Call to VERNON - 3 1/2 room apart­ ■DEALER SPA(X AVAIUBIE FOR ALL TYPES OF MER(»IANDISE!| 3 1/2 ROOMS with heat, hot ment, with heat, electric stove, carpentry 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- ceramic bath, combination win­ Bzzzzzzzz In and aaa our WES ROBBINS 4056. water, cooking gas, stove, AGENCY remodeling specialist. Ad- 1643-7059 Evenings 646-1614 or 649-9166 refrigerator, wall-to-wall dows, electric water heater, busy Baa. Wa’ra raady, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, carpel, $175. Centrally located, cabinet kitchen, close to shop­ willing and abla to aaaiat kitchens. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - SPRING ST. AREA - Raised built-ins. bathrooms Prompt, courteous service. Call adults only. No pets. Security ping. Adults only. Security ranch, 8 rooms, 3 or 4 you .In tha aala or 649-3446. 643-1496. deposit required. Call 643-9678 ep( bedrooms, 2')^ baths, wool purchaaa of YOUR Articles for Sale 41 643-8956. Best Cor Buys of the Year! LEON Cieszynski builder - new carpeting throughout, family proparty. FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing VALENTINE GIFT - Gumball homes custom built, - Repairs and remodeling, APARTMENT FOUR-ROOM apartment - room with fireplace, patio, remodeled, additions, rec machine for sweetheart who glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Appliances furnished. Please large deck, electric garage sewer lines cleaned electrical­ has everything. $22.50. An­ other antique items. R. RENTAL OFFICE rooms, garages, kitchens ly. Prompt service on emergen- call after 6 p.m., 649-3035. doors. Built in 1971. $56,900. ICeitk remodeled, bath tile, cement tiques, $37.50. Not plastics. Harrison, 643-8709. We have a large variety of wrrsrepk.Tomers.RVsidM^ After 4:30, 644-0033. deluxe one and two-bedroom FIVE-ROOM, two-bedroom up­ GARRISON COLONIAL, eat- tial or commercial Call 649- FLEA MARKET - At apartments and townhouses stairs apartment. No children kitchen, formal dining (IeaI Estate 4291. □ MISC. FOR SALE GE Dryer, one year old, Manchester Green, 519 East throughout Manchester. Ren or pets. Close to stores. $125. room, front-to-back living warranty, excellent condition. Middle Turnpike, (Old Bezzini tal office open daily from 9-5, 646-1180. room with fireplace, four TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Must sell. Call 646-8305. Building) Open Saturday and other times by appointment. bedrooms, V '2 baths, screened 172 E. Center St. Carpentry and general contrac­ Articles for Sale 41 Sunday, 10-5. starting January VERNON - Townhouse porch, 2-car garage, $45,900. 649-1922 646-4126 ting. Residential and commer­ KEEP carpets beautiful 25th. Door prizes, lots of Apartments immediately cial. Whether it be a small ALUMINUM sheets used as despite footsteps of a busy bargains. Heated, parking, and DAMATO ENTERPRISES, INC. available. Apartment com­ CONTEMPORARY Raised repair job, a custom built home printing plates, .007 thick, family. Buy Blue Lustre. Rent refreshments. Dealers space 240-X New State R i, Manchester munity of unusual architectural Ranch — Large, modern or anything in between, call 646- 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for $1. electric shampooer $1. E. A. available. 643-7059, evenings 646-1021 design and beautiful NOW AT Johnson Paint Company. 646-1614 or 649-9166. RTERS kitchen with pantry, formal 1379. Phone 643-2711. landscaping which feature dining room with built-ins, □ MISC. SERVICES private entrance, appliances, MAESTRO electronic organ, TWO BEDROOM luxury Chevrolet’s fantastic cash back rebate program plus Carter’s ’’Move them out now” discounts have combined to give living room with cathedral NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 Wanted to Buy 49 private patio with sliding glass Aluminum Siding cents each. Inquire side door. spinet size, two keyboards, 'Townhouse - Located in door, wall-to-wall carpeting, ceiling and fieldstone KItcfwn Rt-mod«llng needs cleaning, $175. Call 643- Highland Park section of you the lowest prices of the year on the new, economical Chevrolet llne-up for 1975. Join the smart buyers and see us Services Offered 31 Manchester Evening Herald. WANTED - Antique furniture, traverse rods, master TV fi 'eplace from floor to ceiling, New Additions 5012. Manchester, wooded and antenna, laundry and storage redwood paneling, four jewelry, glassware, paintings, private. For information, call now for the buy of the year! Here’s Just a few sample buys. Many more In stock. SHARPENING Service - R.E. MILLER, Builder WE BUY and sell used fur­ lamps, etc. Call 649-5139. facilities, total electric. No bedrooms, 2 full baths, large Saws, knives, axes, shears, niture. Cash on the line. One 646-1616, 649-5295. pets. Rentals starting at $155 family room with fireplace, AVOCADO portable dis­ skates, rotary blades. Quick Cali 649-1421 piece or an entire housefull. ANTIQUES - Piano rolls, early per month. For appointment den or library, 5 sliding glass service. Capitol Equipment hwasher, four cycles, can be DELUXE ONE-bedroorn apart­ 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 built-in. $75. 643-0607. post cards, stamps, crank call 872-0528, Monday through doors, 2 large decks, 2-car Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. ment - CoComplete appliances, Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Main Street Rear, behind phonogr^hs, trains, glass, air-conditioned. garage, large lot. $68,500. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday ANY TYPE Carpentry and Douglas Motor Sales. carpeting. FIREWOOD for sale. Split and clocks. Most anything old! Call swimmin pool. . $175 plus 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- masonry work, additions and anytime, 643-6535. CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12- 7958. remodeling. Free estimates. A. CLEAN USED refrigerators, delivered. Call 872-0204 after 5 utilities. Robert D. MurdockCK)( room antique Colonial com­ Squillacote, 649-0811. ranges, automatic washers, weekdays, all day weekends. Realtor, 643-2692. PRESIDENTIAL pletely resto red and in REWEAVING burns, holes. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Zippers, umbrellas repaired. BUILDING - Remodeling, Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- ELECTRONIC air-cleaner for MANCHESTER - Pleasant VILLAGE APTS. excellent condition. 4 modern four room apartment, fireplaces. 2'-i baths, income- Window shades, Venetian roofing, rec rooms, additions, 2171 hot air systems, attachments, □ RENTALS MANCHESTER blinds. Keys. TV for rent. garages. All kinds, carpentry $125 or best offer. 649-7441. centrally located, avocado producing 3-room studio Marlows. 867 Main St. 649-5221. work. For estimates call 649- SEASONED oak wood - Split appliances, carpeting, no pets, apartment and 2-room antique •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $2()5 monthly. 649-3978, 646-4780. One and two bedrooms.] 1142. and ready for fireplace. $20 WINE PRESS $35. Horse- Rooms tor Rent 52 Near schools, churches and! shop. MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. dump truck loads delivered. drawn plough, $25.1929 Model A FOUR ROOM Duplex - Stove, shopping center, on busj Removal, pruning, lot clearing, R. E. GOWER Remodeling, ad­ 742-7886. frame, bumpers and fender, THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ BOLTON - Beautiful Ansaldi- spraying. Fully insured. ditions, garages, porches, $75. Old Chevrolet head lights, refrigerator, excellent location. line. Call anytime. MONZA COUPE NOVA COUPE NOVA LN. 4-DOOR built Raised Ranch, on acre nished rooms, centrally VEGA HATCHBACK Licensed. Free estimates. kitchen and formica work, WOOD-Seasoned ‘oak, sawed horn and radiator. 1923 Buick located. Kitchen privileges. Garage. Walk to shopping and 646-2623 Fu))y equipped Including automatic tranamlaalon, 262 V-8 engine, power standard tranapilaalon, radio, blaa belted whitewall tirea. An attractive and Economical 6 cylinder, automatic tranamlaalon, radio and many other extras. Our new L.N. can only be described as compact luxury, good loolts and treed lot, brick front, Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. repairs. 646-2087 after 4 p.m. any length, split, $50 per cord block and transmission, $25. Parking. Reasonable rates. bus line. 649-0969. ateering______and braltea,_____ radio,____ steel belted_____ whitewall _ _ tires, etc. Stit. No. 3261 economical buy. Stk. No. 3342. „ Stl(. No. 3245. economy at Its beat. Fully equipped. Stir. No. 3184. plastered walls. 4 bedrooms, 2 delivered. John Hutchinson, 644-0209. Phone 649-2358. List Price...... $4,947.53 ;:j; List Price ...... $3,166.00 i List Price ...... $3,967.40 ;§ List Price ...... $4,832.80 fireplaces, one full, two half TREE SERVICE (Soucier) .MASON CONTRACTOR - 742-6639. SPACIOUS Six Rooms - Cen­ baths, rec room with wet bar, Trees cut, trimmed or topped, Plastering, custom built stone A-1 reconditioned color televi­ tral, quiet, convenient. Stove, Less Our Discount...... 350.00 S Less Our Discount...... 125.00 Less Our Discount...... 200.00 g Less Our Discount...... 300.00 LADIES only - nicely furnished refrigerator, porch, cellar, at­ 4 1/2 rooms, heated, centrally enclosed heated porch, 2-car stumps removed, fully insured. or brick fireplaces, chimney FIREWOOD for sale. $25 half sion now on display in our show rooms for rent. All utilities in­ $4,597.53 ^ $3,041.00 I . _ . _ . S3,767.40 | . _ ____ $4,532.80 Got a tree problem? Well worth repairs, block and cement cord. $40 full cord. Call 742-9046. room. Most of these sets are in tic. $210 montnly. Security. 649- located, $160 per month plus garage. $59,000. cluded, private bedroom with security. Call 649-8833 after Less Factory Rebate...... 500.00 i Less Factory Rebate...... '2d6!00 i Less Factory Rebate...... 20 0.0 0 ^ Less Factory Rebate...... 200.00 a phone call. 742-8252. work. New and repairs. E. excellent condition, ideal for community kitchen, living 5675, 649-1924. Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. WOODEN PALLETS for sale at living room or family room. 5p.m. you PAy ...... $4,097.531 you PAy ...... $2,841.00 | YOU PAy ...... $3,567.40 | YOU PAY ...... $4 ,332.80 TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 5-5, room and two baths. Ideally MANCHESTER - Six room CUSTOM MADE Draperies, circulation department, Modern TV Service, 805 Hart­ located to bus line and stores. three years old, IW baths very reasonable work REMODELING jobs needed - Manchester Herald. $2.-$5. ford Road, next to Gus's Pizza, duplex, three bedrooms, rec AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY aluminum siding, good invest­ Please call after 5 p.m., 644- room, garage, adults only. $200. - Completely modern three- guaranteed, call anytime. 649- Design services included. Call Manchester. 646-2205. 0383. ment at $53,900. 4266. Everett W. VanDyne, 633-0137. OLD NEWSPAPERS Free - References, security. Write room apartment. Appliances, Circulation Department, WOOD STOVES - 11 gage Box G, Manchester Herald. carpeting, parking, storage. No FURNISHED ROOM for dogs. Lease and security. NEW COLONIAL - First TWO HANDYMEN - will clean STEVE CASALINO - Custom Manchester Herald. material, 24” and 28" fire gentleman - All comforts of floor family room with attics and cellars, light homes, additions, alterations boxes, perfect for garage, cabin 2 1/2 rooms on Main Street, Deposit required. Hilliard home. Kitchen, parking. Securi­ $125. includes heat, hot water, Street. Call after 6, 649-7289. fireplace, formal dining room trucking, reasonable rates, 643- and repairs. Free estimates. SEASONED firewood, cut, or rec room. Priced very ty. 649-4936, 649-3436. 5305. Call 649-6973. split, delivered, truck load $30. reasonably. Call 742-7239 stove, refrigerator, adults, no 2^1 baths, carpeting THREE BEDROOMS, central, throughout, aluminum siding, Sand, gravel and stone. 643-9504 between 6-7 p.m. or early mor­ pets, security one month. Call LIGHT Housekeeping Room for 10-5, 649-6159. cheerful, quiet, second floor, ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ after 6. ning. rent - Stove, refrigerator, 2-car garage, $40,800 eling, rec rooms, offices, RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 carpeting, stove, refrigerator, assumable mortgage. $51,500 linens provided. 801 Main CHARLES APARTMENTS - basement, garage. Adult family household repairs. Phone 649- LANGE ski boots, men's size 10 TAG SALE - Saturday and Sun­ Street. 649-9879. 4594. BIDWELL Home Improvement East Middle Tpke., Deluxe 41/2 only. No pets. Security, lease. MANCHESTER ^ Raised 1/2, worn twice, $35. Call 649- day, old oak bureau and Co. Expert installation of 8653. room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, Tenant pays utilities. Available Ranch. 7 rooms on large lot. dresser, oriental scatter rugs, ROOM IN private home for BUILDING and remodeling - aluminum siding, gutters and old picture frames, wicker all appliances, carpeted, two February 1st. 643-6733,649-5051. 166x252. Two fireplaces, trims. Roofing installation and female only. Student accepted. air-conditioners, neat, hot Kitchens, bathrooms, family SEASONED HARDWOOD - plant table, baby furniture, Kitchen privileges and parking. CAMARO COUPE 4-WHEEL DRIVE BLAZER IMPALA SPORT SEDAN sliding glass doors to large rooms, garages, roofing and repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Cord or half-cord loads. water, storage, two garages, FIVE ROOMS; three down, two 4-Door luxury and Includes V-8, automatic transmission, power steering and I toys, house plants, mis­ Call 643-6609. up, furnished, heat and hot We thinir'the Camaro may be the beat car Chevy has ever built. Thia one has Beautiful and practical. Includea V-8 engine, automatic tranamlaalon, extra MONTE CARLO COUPE deck, large family room, 2-car tiers. Free estimates. Paul Buckland Farms, 406 Burnham cellaneous. 25 Huntington sound proofing, washer and V-8 engine, radio, automatic tranamlaalon, bucket seats, console, power capacity fuel tanks, Cheyenne equipment, rear seat and much else. Stk. No. America's favorite luxury car. The E.P.A. says It will give you 18 miles per |;J brakes, air conditioning, radio, steel belted whitewall tires and lust about| dryer hook-up, fireplace, w ater, $225. per m onth. garage, $44,900. Matarazzo, 875-0509. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Street, Manchester, 644-2361. Street, off of East Center SINGLE SLEEPING room for steering. Stk. No. 3118. 3275. gallon, loo. This Is fully equipped Including air conditioning. Stk. No. 3179. everything else. Stk. No. 3265. r roofing, storm windows, aw­ Street, Manchester. fenced-in patio. $280. Charles References, security deposit. CONDOMINIUM-6 rooms, nings. Quality workmanship, business woman, near bus line Ponticelli, 646-0800, 646-1540. 643-5747. U st P ric e ...... $4,536.05 | List Price ...... $6,696.95 List Price...... $5,794.10 ^ List P ric e ...... $5,802,301 TENNIS restringing service: LIVING ROOM Furniture and center of town. Call 646- bedrooms, 2Vi baths, wall-to- Blue Star, $12; nylon $7-9; gut free estimates. Fully insured. made at our own factories the Less Our Discount...... 310.00 Less Our Discount...... 7D0.D0 Less Our Discount...... 6DD.00 ’i Less Dur Discount...... 7 6 5 .0 0 1 1201. Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 wall carpeting! modern $15.50-22. Call 643-2339. Notch 872-9187, 649-3417. way you want it, at a price you Dogs-BIrds-Pets f3 YDUPAY ...... $4,226.05 I YOU PAY ...... $5,996.05 YOU PAY ...... $5,194.10 | YOU PAY ...... $ 5 ,0 3 7 .3 0 1 kitchen with built-ins, finished Road, Bolton. an can afford. Wide selection of ROOM FOR gentleman, rec room, central air- ROOFING - Specializing fabrics. Call 633-1835 days, 649- DOG-CAT boarding reser­ ...... repairing roofs, new roofs, parking, kitchen privileges, conditioning, $32,500. CHIMNEY SWEEPS - Make 7287, 745-7819 evenings. vations. Combined inside/out- refrigerator - freezer, washer- sure your chimneys and gutter work, chimneys, cleaned side runs, partitioned privacy, dryer. 643-5600. FARM — 50 acres, mostly fireplaces are clean for this and repaired. 30 years SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury germicidal lighting. Canine experience. Free estimates. cleared and level land, 8 room years heating season. Have above ground pool distributor Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, PLEASANT roorti for working house, barn, two large poultry your fireplace and chimney Howley, 643-5361. needs warehouse space. Will Manchester, 646-5971. gentleman, kitchen privileges, houses. 2-car garage. cleaned professionally. Call 872- sell and completely install a ROOFING - Installation and parking, near bus line. 0930. huge 16’x31’ OD swim pool com­ FREE TO good home - collie- References required. Call 647- repairs, gutters, storm win­ plete with fencing, sun-deck, husky puppy, 11 months old, FLASH! 9033. WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! WILL TRUCK most anything, dows, doors. Experienced filter and pump. Now only $795. male, fixed. Good with quality workmanship. Fully in­ Thinking of Selling Your most any place for below Full price financing available. children. 528-0821. NEW FURNISHED room for Property? Call TODAY! reasonable prices. Free es- sured. Free estimates. Call Tony collect, 413-732-3158. Reasonable prices. Rick gentleman, near bus and shop­ timates. Call 646-4303. MALE PEKINGESE puppy, 9 ping. Call 6464)505. JUST Burnett, 646-3005. FOUR CHROME wheels - five weeks old. Champion blood •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Savebigonthlsone.MDNZA Includes 202 engine, COUPE V-8, automatic transmission, sport x ycQA STATION w ■ « ■ WAGON DRESSMAKING - Everything lugg fourteens. Couch, bed, lines. AKC registered. For in­ Apartments For Rent 53 mirrors, power steering and brakes, steel belted radial tires and much else. S All this space and at what a price. Hat automatic tranimlaalon, extra power, 4 PHILBRICK from pants to bridal gowns. dresser mirror, woman’s vani­ formation call 872-3542. Stk. No. 3200. cylinder, radio, trim rings, steel belted whitewall tires. Stk. No. 3226. Reasonable rates. Call 643-5973 8’ FLEETSIDE PICKUP Heating-Plumbing 35 ty. All in good condition. 646- •••••••••••••••••••••#•••••• WE HAVE customers waiting 6 cylinder, standard transmission, power steering and brakes, radio, step weekdays after 5, Saturday & 0067, Bob or Robin. ARRIVED... CHEVELLE MAILBU SPORT CPE. | List Pries...... $4f892i53 y List Pries ...... AGENCY Sunday before 1. Boats-Accesaorles 45 for the rental of your apartment 6 cylinder, automatic transmieslon, vinyl trim, power steering and brakes, < }• rear bumper, gauges, heavy duty spring, 2-tona paint, remote control SEWERLINES, sink lines, or home. J.D. Real Estate radio, whitewall tires, wheel covers. Stk. No. 3240. mirrors. Stk. No. 3254. Less Our Discount...... 35D.0D § Less Dur Discount...... 2DD.D0 cleaned with electric cutters, GENERAL ELECTRIC por­ SNOWPLOWING - Commercial 1959 - 5 1/2 and 40 h.p. Evinrude Associates, Inc. 646-1980. List Pries ...... $4f21Gi80 X List Price...... $4,104.10 $4,542.53 i REALTORS by professionals. McKinney table dishwasher - Five years outboard motors with dual con­ and residential. Reasonable Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ old, $40. Call 644-0121 or 646- Loss Our Discount...... __ 400.00 | Less Our Discount...... 550.00 Less Factory Rebate...... 5DD.DD ^ Less Factory Rebate...... 2DD.D0. rates. Also available as a back­ trols. 647-9512 after 6 p.m. LOOKING for anything in real pany, 643-5308. 5167. yDU PAy ...... $4,042.53 § YOU PAY ...... $3,349.80 646-4200 up rig. 646-3467 or 647-9304. ••••••••••••••••••••••••**•* estate rental — apartments, you PAY ...... $3,816.80 ^ YOU PAY ...... $3,64 4.10 Garden Products 47 homes, multiple dwellings, no REBATES SEASONED Fireplace Wood - lA ¥SS:::« TRUCK and driver for hire. GRANT S PLUMBING Ser­ fees. Call J.D. Real Estate vices - Repairs, new work, $20 per 3/4 ton pickup load BUY YOUR Potatoes direct Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Lota-Land lor Sale 24 Cellars, attics, etc. Next day delivered. Call 228-9585. service on house calls. 649-8473. remodeling and additions. Call from the potato warehouse, We haven’t forgotten our Used Car Department when it comes to bargains. And don’t forget...here at Carter’s we COM­ for free estimate. Coventry, Caldor Center, corner Buckland MANCHESTER- Brand new 2- BUNDY CLARINET, excellent PLETELY inspect and recondition every used car before we turn it over to you. GLASTONBURY - 1 12 acre ODD JOBS - Trucking, home 742-7668. Road & Tolland Tpke. family , 4-4, includes range, dis­ lot. north side Mountain Road condition, $75. Call 643-2662 posal, dishwasher, washer and repairs. You name it - I’ll do it. 41 after 6 p.m. 41 at start of Minnechaug Drive. Free estimates. Reasonable. Articles for Sale Articles for Sale dryer, wall-to-wall carpeting $200 - *300 74 CAPRICE Sport Sedan, V-8, automatic 74 PONTIAC LeMans Sport Coupe, V-8, 72 OPEL Q.T. Coupe, 4 cylinder, 4-speed 73 VOLKSWAGEN 2-Door, 4 cylinder, 4-speed Edmund Gorman Agency, 646- 643-0304...... and parking. Full basement, transmission, air conditioning, power steering, automatic transmission, air conditioning, transmission, radio. Was $2995 NOW $2$98. transmission, radio. Was $2595 NOW $2408. 4040. $250 monthly. Tenant pays power disc brakes, vinyl roof, radio, many power steering, vinyl roof, radio, bucket seats. 71 BUICK Sports Wagon, V-8, automatic 70 FORD Torino Sport Sedan, V-8, automatic Painting-Papering 32 ...... utilities. Jesdor Realty, 633- transmission, vinyl roof, power steering, radio. 1411. more options. Was $4495 NOW $4398. NOW $4398. transmission, power steering, radio. Was 90x184 BUILDING lot - Level, $2495 NOW $2348. Was $1945 NOW $1798. Manchesler-Vernon line, $5,000. BARGAIN BOX 74 IMPALA Sport Sedan, V-8, automatic 74 MONTE CARLO Sport Coupe, V-8, automatic CEILINGS, inside painting, - transmission, air conditioning, power steering, transmission, air conditioning, power steering, 71 TOYOTA Corolla Station Wagon, 4 cylinder, 70 IMPALA 4-Door Sedan, V-8, automatic Call 646-2620, papering, floor sanding- MANCHESTER - Newer one- *400 *600 Clip Out - Fill In - Mall Today/ bedroom apartment. Quiet power disc brakes, radio, vinyl roof, tinted power disc brakes, radio. NOW $4298. 4 speed, radio. Was $1895 NOW $1948. transmission, air conditioning, power steering, refinishing?nn (specializing in radio. Was $1995 NOW $1798. ANDOVER - Three home sites. older floors). John Verfaille, location. Includes heat, glass and much more. Was $4175. NOW 74 MALIBU Classic Coupe, V-8, automatic 71 DODGE Charger Sport Coupe, V-8, appliances and carpeting. $195 On Certain automatic transmission, air conditioning, 70 MALIBU Sport Coupe, V-8, automatic Nine high, wooded acres, $16,- 646-5750, 872-2222. SAVE OVER 50% transmission, air conditioning, power steering, 000 . 4 1 2 acres of sprawling monthly. Paul W. Dougan, 74 NOVA 4-Door Sedan, V-8, automatic radio, vinyl roof. Was $3845 NOW $3808. power steering, vinyl roof. Was $2595 NOW transmission, vinyl roof, power steering, radio. oaks, 366' of frontage, $15,000. Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. Was $2195 NOW $1998. PAINTING and pMerhanging, 74 CAMARO L.T. Coupe, V-8, automatic transmission, air conditioning, power steering, 73 MALIBU 4-Door Sedan, V-8, automatic $2328. 4.9 sloping, wooded acres, $13,- excellent work. References. radio. Was $3595. NOW $33M. transmission, power steering, radio. Was 71 IMPALA Custom Coupe, V-8, automatic TRUCKS 500. warren E. Howland, 12 Words - 3 Days • 1 Dollar FOUR ROOMS - one bedroom transmission, air conditioning, power steering, Free estimates. Fully insured. Claasiflcatlon 41, MIscellaneoua For Sale Only 74 MALIBU Classic Landau Coupe, V-8, $2995 NOW $ 2 t o . transmission, power steering, power brakes, 70 CHEVROLET half-ton pickup. 6 cylinder, Realtors. 643-1108. Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. possible two. Children 1975 GREMLINS vinyl roof, radio. Was $4595 NOW S4495. standard transmission, radio. SAVEI accepted, couple preferred. 74 IMPALA Custom Coupe, V-8, automatic automatic transmission, power steering, vinyl 73 OPEL Station Wagon, 4 cylinder, automatic vinyl roof. Was $2395 NOW $ 2 K 8 . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 DATSUN 240Z Coupe, 6 cylinder, 4-speed 72 INTERNATIONAL Scout II Traveltop, V-8, Ads m ust be mailed only No phono orders Garage, cellar storage, first transmission, air conditioning, power steering, roof, power brakes, radio, many more options. transmission, radio, air conditioning. Was Resort Property 27 J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom floor. Manchester. Available transmission. Was $3795 NOW $3898. automatic transmission, radio, power steering. decorating. Interior painting. Paym ent m ust accompany ad power disc brakes, vinyl roof, radio, tinted NOW $3778. $2995 NOW $2898. immediately. $155. Call 649- AND HORNETS 73 MERCURY Cougar Sport Coupe, V-8, 70 IMPALA Custom Coupe, V-8, automatic Was $3895 NOW $3698. Paper hanging. New Ceilings. One Item only. Include price and phone glass. NOW $4198. 74 IMPALA Custom Coupe, V-8, automatic 2871. transmission, vinyl roof, radio. Was $4095 NOW automatic transmission, vinyl roof, power transmission, vinyl roof, radio. Was $2045 NOW 73 DATSUN Pickup. 4 cylinder, 4-speed Remodeling. Exterior painting. No refunds for early cancellation For non-commercial users only 72 MAVERICK 2-Door, 6 cylinder, automatic m m $3048. steering. NOW $3498. $1708. transmission. Was $2695 NOW $2808. Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. MANCHESTER- Six room transmission, radio. Was $2595 NOW $2228. COnUGE FOR S U i Fully insured. For estimate call Ad may be edited to conform to rules AND MATADORS Ad will appear In the next three Issues of the Herald after It Is received. duplex, three bedrooms, new 100 yards to beach, prolecled rx:ean 649-9658. bath, immaculate condition, view, living-dming-kitchen area with No delay In publication will be permitted. fireplace. 3 bedrooms, ceramic bath M I good neighborhood, two PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%, children accep ted . $225. PLUS INCOME apartment' Five years experience. Barbara S. Lovely, Realtor monthly. References. Lease. Excellent references. Pete, 742- Security. Write Box BB, Chatnpidn Rd., Orltint, Mi m . 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. See Us Now 617-255-0462 Manchester Herald. PAINTING - Save 30-60%. Five i:;:;:': TWO-BEDROOMS - First floor, years experience. Excellent garage. $135, security. Palmer references. Pete, 742-6117 (toll For Full Details! ALL CASH for your property M Realty, 646-6321, 649-0538. CHEVROLET free) 5-10 p.m. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, jij;? MANCHESTER - Newer three instant service. Hayes Agency, PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ 646-0131. bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, ting, wallpapering, sprav/brush all appliances, carpeting, painting. Fair prices, fully in­ private. $250 monthly. Security. WE WILL buy your house. Call sured, experienced and depen­ NAME De Cormier SJJ immediate. Frechette & Mar- anytime, Hutchins Agency, dable. 643-1671. ADDRESS Realtors, 646-3166. She Keratb tin, Inc. Realtors, 646-4144. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINO CITY Motor Sales, Inc. INSIDE - Outside painting, STATE ONE ROOM and three room CASH FOR HOUSES- Let’s syn­ fecial rates for people over M. furnished apartm ent - All American chronize— You want to sell and Fully insured. Estimates given. P.O. Box 591 ZIP utilities. Older persons DATSUN r i Motors someone else wants to buy. It’s Call 649-7863. Manchester, Conn. 0(6040 preferred. 272 Main Street. 1229 Main Street, Manchester Phone 646-6464 PHONE easier to do both thru a 285 Broad Street, Manchester reputable agency. We have RAYMOND J, ZOWADA - Pain­ GLASTONBURY - Two- customers and we need listings. ting and papering contractor. 1______12 Words • 3 Days • *1 Dollar. bedroom garden apartment, Phone 643-4165 Also we b(iy ourselves. Call No iob too big or too small. Claasiflcatlon 41, Miscellaneous For Sale Onl]f, large rooms and closets, swim- Open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday Until 9 P.M. Open All Day Saturday Keith Real Estate, 646-4126 or Quality work at a reasonable ming pool. $189. M3-4972 649-1922. price. Fully insured. 875-6400. V

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MANCHESTER - Three BEAUTY PARLOR - 1972 FORD Torino Station 1964 RAMBLER deluxe, 1966 PONTIAC, convertible, FURNISHED APARTMENT, A R E YO U R furnishings and ROCKVILLE 3W ROOMS bedroom Condominium, 2 1/2 Manchester Shopping Parkade. Wagon - V-8, automatic, power automatic, radio, heater, automatic, good dependable se­ two rooms, first floor, centrally other possessions protected baths, wall-to-wall carpeting This is a prime location. 1,200 steering, air, very clean. snows, some fender damage. cond car. (S ll 643-0555. located with ample parking, no ROCKLAND TERRACE from loss? New low cost in­ and all appliances includetT square feet. Be first. Call 646- Chorches Motors, 643-2791. $200 or best offer. 649-6578. pets, call■■ 649-: '9-12W. Large and beautiful one-bedroom surance coverage! Free es­ apartmenta, heat, hot water, all timate. Call Jim Gerrity, 646- $350 montnV plus utilities. 6555. G REM LIN - Free second year appllancea Including dlshwaaher, FORD Gran Torino, 1972, 2- 1964 PLYMOUTH Valiant, 4- of guarantee (a $99 value) ityif you THREE ROOM furnished 0202. Robert J. Smith, Inc. Available March 1. Mr. dlapotal, carpeting, pool and your Filloramo, 646-6555. door hardtop, automatic 302 V- door, radio, new water pump, buy and take delivery of a new apartment, one block from own private terrace In a country aet- OFFICE SPACE 8, power steering, radio, vinyl rebuilt radiator. Best offer. 64^ 1975 before February 28, 1975. Oive yeui'self a lift Main Street, rent includes heat, tlng. $180. No pete. Businass for Rant 55 FOR RENT roof, radial tires. $1,995. 644- DeCormier Motors, 643-4165. utilities, parking, security "S72-4223 87S-7456 5294S86 54 1750. deposit required. 643-1111. Homos for Root square feet, center 1967 CHEVROLET Impala con­ 1974 MONTE CARLO - Power MANCHESTER - East Center anchester, air conditlonli 1963 PLYM O U TH Savoy II, 2- vertible, good condition, power steering, brakes, windows, air- FOUR ROOM apartment, first AN DO VER - 3-bedroom Ranch, treed half-acre, air- Street. Modern air-conditioned nd parking. Call; 643-9551. door hardtop, 1968 440 cubic steering, automatic transmis­ conditioning, tilt wheel, AM- B u y a car^ rl3 h t noW ftodaye floor, older home, small child. office space, from 100 to 2,000 inch engine, 4-speed, bucket sion. Cail 646-3541 after 6 p.m. FM , radials, 7,500 miles. $4,200. 633-2996. NEWER FIVE - room apart­ conditioned, refrigerator, stove, no utilities. Available square feet, $4.50 per foot. seats and extras. Tires and 646-5195. ment - Carpeting, all Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. appliances, nice neighborhood, February 1st. $225 monthly. 423- body in decent shape. Needs MANCHESTER - Shopping minor work. Must sell im­ CAMARO, 1972, excellent con­ BKNJV MANCHESTER GARDENS - adults only. 646-1960. 8649. 1968 FORD LTD Country Squire BY JIM BERRY Motorcycles-BIcyclaa 64 two-bedroom duplex, $184 SINGLE ROOM and three Parkade, air-conditioned. mediately. Asking $600. Call - Factory air-conditioning, ditio n . 22,000 m ile s, a ir- monthly, includes heat, hot VERNO N - Four-room house rooms available as suite or Suites available from 400 643-0458 after 6 any day but power windows, seats, brakes. conditioned, power, vinyl top, LARGE TWO-ROOM furnished T o (JUMAT C70 T o o EXPERT bicycle repairs, all water, appliances and parking. for rent with fireplace and singles. Air-conditioning, off square feet to 1,500 square feet. Fridays. $795. Telephone 649-0792. engine 350, 646-1789. apartment, beautiful country street parking. Phone John H. Snort or long-term leases. Low A u r u F f o p t h f makes, models ana speeds. Superintendant, 646-0090. Equal setting, utilities included, $1M swimming pool. Call 875-1333 or Lappen, Inc. 649-5261. rental includes parking and all 1968 FORD Fairlane Station Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, housing. monthly. 568-6406. 875-4141. 1971 PLYMOUTH Station PLYM O UTH 1967, GTX, 440, 0 \ F T F O lZ A A r M a m 0>>Ho H A e services. Call 646-6555. Wagon - V-8, power steering, Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- NOT MEETING THE COMPETITION wagon, heavy duty towing 375 h.p., mag wheels, 56,000 F K O f j R MOTHIN&? automatic, excellent condition. miles, original owner. $975 or 2098. 61 Autos For Sala 6t Autos For Sola ackage- «.000. $1,6%.Call------646- Autos For Sale 01 Autos For Sala 61 SH ARE O FFIC E Space with $700. 643-4671. SS19. best offer. 875-4115. accountant - Ideal location for OSSA PHANTOM 1974 - 250 cc, FITZGERALD FORD. INC. Real Estate or Insurance, etc. excellent mechanical condition. BEATING 649-1680, 649-3549. Ready to race. Sell for $800 or T K COMPnmON •L best offer. Call 649-8474 after MAKE YOUR DEAL WITH US STORE with window front - a 6:30 p.m. Few steps from Main Street. And still doing HI Shop, then L a v a to ry , basem e n t. $70 MAICO - 1971, 360, completely STOP monthly. Call 646-1180. rebuilt. Asking $750. Call 646- 1-31 8080 or after 6 p.m. 646-6832. 122 EAST CENTER STREET - In addition to the fantastic discounts offered • S&SBUICK Campera-Trallera Personal size first floor modem FIRST! Mobile Homes 65 below by DILLON FORD on all Brand New 1975 office. Merritt Agency, 646- 1969 FORD Country Squire - CAS SAVING ECONOMY 1180. Small V-8, good mileage, fac­ Then receive GREAT HIGH TH EIR loss can be your gain. FORDS In stock, the FORD MOTOR CO. offers LOW RIG tory air-conditioning, runs Repossession, bank says sell. MANCHESTER - Any size good. Reduced to $895. 643-0302, WITH BUICK QUALITY manufacturing - warehouse Just eight months old, beautiful the following CASH REBATES from the factory, Ford Motor Co’s. REALS! TRADES! 742-7356. space. 2,000 square feet to 100,- PRICES! SAVINGS! home. Save over $2,000. Can be AND LUXURY! 000 square feet. B ro k e rs seenn byOT appointment. Call 828- from now thru FEBRUARY 28 ,19 75 . ■ SAVE *500 1970 VOLKSWAGEN BUS - 0360, woker. protected. Call 1-226-1206. BRAND HEW 1974 DODGE CORONET CUSTOM WAGON Tan, new brakes, new tires, Purchase any now 1975 good condition. $1,600. Call 643- SELLING your home? Call DILLON FORD DISCOUNTS and FORD MOTOR CASH REBATEI 9262. Resort Property Astre or VentuPa in stock Plaza Mobile Home Brokers. Example Buys listed below. . . For R ent 56 0-Paaaengar, powar ataaring, V-8, automatic aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaataaaaaa Buyers waiting. 1-828-0369. CO. CASH REBATES tranamlaalon, radio, light packaga, tintad glaaa, Trucks tor Sale 62 i l i l i l air conditioning, powar tallgata plua many T T ▼ Y mora optlona. Stk 4469. CAPE COD SUMMER RENTALS Factory Stickar...... $8267.00 1969 VOLVO-142S, automatic, Skyhowk Hotchbock Coupe *200 OFF <700 OFF 1975 PINTO RUNABOUT Quiet, residential beach areas, $135 to SALE N I C E ...... $4620.00 new paint, low miles, excellent No payment 'til April i.a « a i .iLTD to iM u PINTOS Pastel blue, automatic transmission, 2300 cc engine, radial I $375 week, incl. utiliUes. condition, $1,425. Call 872-4101. Parts, supplies ..MUSTANG m The$e car$ YOU S A V E...... 647.00 whitewall tires, AM radio, accent group. Stk. 18 Barbara S. Lovely. R ealtor Special RabataB for thaae can accessories. Plaza Ho M M cAaaaa Warn l(achaaaaba« U.S. (NVIRONMDITAl aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa available for Cfwmplaln Rd., Orlaant, Mata. ends this Saturday, 2/1/75 “ Quality Homes sen LIST PRICE ...... $3,533.00 PROTKTION AGENCY Immediate 617-255-0462 Motorcyclea-BIcyclas 64 pripriced” , 1348 Wilbur *300 OFF <150 OFF DISCOUNT PR IC E...... 248.00 FUEL ECONOMY RATINGS Highway and we will discount it InilocU in.i«*i Delivery! (MILES PER GALLON) BUY BEFORE SATURDAY, FEB. 1, 197S - RECEIVE $200 Berlin, uonn. 828-0369. wvrGRANAOA ..MAVERICK MAVERICKS ^200 $3,^85.66 SUZUKI 1973 GT 250, excellent a taatwaaa iraM l l a fWaaaa tram REBATE. WHICH MEANS YOU OWN THE CAR FOR $4420.00 $300 from the window condition, 1,030 miles, $750. [FORD’S REBATE...... ^ .0 0 Automotive Service cm HIGHWAY sticker price. Phone 649-58M. $3,085.00 □ AUTOMOTIVE *600 OFF <400 OFF Autoa For Sala 61 repa •.ELITE In Miclil ..FORD TRUCK m.h.c.1 YOU SAVE $448 ON THIS CAR! BRAND NEW 1074 DODGE I BRAND NEW 1074 CHARGER car painting. Wright Mol MUSTANGS *300 Autos For Sale 61 • la ehoaoa Hm 1 la atiaaaa tram SKY HAWK CORONET 4 DOOR SEDAN I 2-DOOR HARDTOP Sales', 1135 Ea Hardtops - 2+2s 231 V-6 angina 19 25 NEED CAR? Credit bad? v-8, automatic tranamlaalon, power ataaring, radio, vinyl K V-8, automatic tranamlaalon, powar ataaring, powar diac Bankrupt? Repossessed? tide mouldlngt, deluxe wheal covert, whitewall tiraa. ^ brakaa, AM/FM radio, vinyl roof, light group, wheal Add your *200 GM Rebate and you 49-6290. *1200 OFF <100 OFF Stk. 4470. K covara, left remote control mirror, tinted glaaa, dual 1975 MAVERICK 4-DRa SEDAN Honest Douglas accepts lowest » chroma racing mirrora, air conditioning, clock, rear Cl6M, Lata Modal M ..THUN0ERBIRDI..MI M l PINTO Inetodtl Light green, automatic transmission, 250 cc, 6-cyllnder down, smallest payments. speaker, whitewall radial tiraa. Stk. 4472. a M atiaiag tram 11 M taoaalraai engine, whitewall tires, power steering, power brakes, SKYLARK Douglas Motors, 345 Main. Factory Sticker...... $4168.30 Factonf Sticker...... S8361-78 SAVE *500! 1 USED CARS I APOLLO 231 V-6 angina UP TO MOO front and rear bumper guards, AM radio, exterior decor 16 24 SALE nilIICE ...... $3700.00 SALE PR IC E...... $4600.00 Top Prlcaa Paid *500 OFF FREE MUSTANGS *500 TOYOTA - See us for reliable tMOwaaol I* M M Y«i |ia| aaopM group, tinted glass, Stk 89. YOU SAVE ...... $ 468.30 For AH Makoa JU N K CARS Plus an adtJItlonal used Toyotas with our 60-day YOU SAVE ...... $ 761.75 TED TRUDON PONTIAC ■uTORINO In iteoW -...BRAND NEW Ghias - Mach Is LIST PRICE ...... $4,060.00 100% warranty. We also buy B u y before Saturday, Fab. 1, 1075 - Buy bpforo Saturday, Fab. 1, 1975 -■ 1 (WITER CHEVROLET ^ WANTED al OmMW Mrtag ttfa. DISCOUNT PR IC E...... 300.00 used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, Racalva $200 Rabata. Which maana Racalva $200 Rebata. Which maana 1 CO., wa WE WILL PAY UP TO $100 345 Center Street, Manchester, you own tha ear tor you own tha car tor 373 Main Street, Manchester FOR YOUR JUNK CAR Sava Money at DHIon Ford Two (2) ways: With $3,760.00 646-4321. 1229 Mam Sirsol FORD’S REBATE...... 200.00 * 2 0 0 „ * 5 0 0 Phono 64B-84B4 ^ Depending on Year and their big discounts and factory rebatos. AUTO INSURANCE - Compare Phone 649*2881 Model $3,5M .o6 Factory Rebate with the purchase our low rates. Youn^ drivers *3 5 0 0 *4 4 0 0 FREE TOW YOU SAVE $500. ON THIS CARl welcome. For quotations call SAME CAY SERVICE Hurry in today! Dillon Ford discounts good thru S a l, February 1,1975 of one of the above cars! Rod Dolin, 646-6050. PHONE 875-2538 PLEASE CALL FOR CURRENT PRICE LISTS Need We Say More?? W E P A Y $10 for complete junk 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. 522-1104. 1975 MUSTANG 2-DOOR cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto HOURS: 8-9 MON.-FRI. after 5 p.m. 247-0910 Body, 528-1990. CHORCHES Red, automatic transmission, 4^llnder engine, pin 8 - 5 SAT. ALLIED stripes, radial whitewall tires, digital clock, AM radio, E S T A B L I S H E D IN 1939 SCRAP METALS T DILLON FORD 1974 V E G A G T - Excellent con­ luxury Interior group, security lock group, light group, D O D G E OF MANCHESTER C H R Y S L E R 310 Mam Street, Manchester Phono 643-2145 S & S BUICK dition. $2,400. Call 649^74 after 'All Financing at C.B. T. at Bank Rates 741 WINDSOR STREET body side mouldings. Stk 32. 5 p.m. HARTFORCL 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER 643-2791 WINDSOR AVENUE - RT. 83 ROCKVILLE, CONN. LIST PRICE ...... $4,313.00 IIADAIIS sr„ MNUESTER (Opel Evtt) 649-4S71 DISCOUNT PRICE...... 388.00 (hllt20W W 2wrt»U,N«H«Ar»n.Owll«HiwiCU.Ii Autos F o r Sale 61 $3,%5.00 IFORD’S R E B A n ...... 300.00 1 ■: MERCURY i 3 , t e ^ . 6 6 M YOU SAVE $688. ON THIS CARl We’re all hare to save you m oneyl MORIARTY [yynch Eoyota BROTHERS LINCOLN 1975 MUSTANG MACH I Pastel blue, automatic transmission, 302 cc V-8 engine, Announces Bill Heinz Sales Manager says, "Here is outstanding Bill Heintz, Sales Manager says, " I am very pleased to radial tires, blackwails, digital clock, power steering, REBATE SPECIALS! value in a very carefully driven very clean one owner offer for sale this one owner practically new 19 71 WOW! power brakes, console, AM radio, tinted glass, light group. Stk 57 1975 OLDSMOBILE STARFIRE 1973 Ford deluxe Maverick 2 door sedan. It is a very Chevrolet Chevelle Greenbrier 6 passenger station wagon. Tom Screnton LIST PRICE ...... $4,874.00 ^200 REBATE 231 cld V-6 engine, automatic transmission, white handsome car with its beautiful light blue body and It is a very handsome car with its very clean beige finish DISCOUNT PR IC E...... 474.00 sidewall radial tires, AM radio, trim rings, body side immaculately clean harmonizing blue interior. It is a and all vinyl saddle tan interior. It is very nicely mouldings. • 7 iin f t t in wonderfully equipped car having the 250 cubic inch 6 equipped having the small 307 V/8 regular gas motor, 3 SAVE 400 Factorylo n f LILis t...... $4910 FORD’S REBATE...... *500!00 cylinder regular gas motor, automatic transmission, speed automatic shift, power steering, power disc Scranton Discount 420 BRAND NEVV1975 SIERCURY power steering, custom radio and heater, plus many brakes, custom radio and heater, plus many other fine $3,900.00 $4490 other tine custom extras. It has been driven a positively deluxe extras. It has been driven a positively guaranteed 2-DOOR YOU SAVE $974 ON THIS CARl Factory Roliato...... 800 guaranteed 22,513 miles since new. It has been 34,443 miles since new. It has been thoroughly and COMET SEDAN X- YOUR NET COST...... 13900 completely and thoroughly serviced and winterized completely winterized including snow tires. I am positive Stock #9CTftt. Dark Ead, 250 6-cyt. dngint, oR vinyl Inttrior, 1975 FIDO SUPERCAR PICKUP m IocI *hlH automatic trantmiuion, whittwoib, powtr «td«r- Larry Scranton 1978 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA including snow tires. The original new spare tire has that the car buyer who truly appreciates quality in a White, 5700 QVW package, Stylside, 155" wheelbase, 360 ing, powtr dlK brokat, AM radio, ddiuxn w Ii m I cov#r», prot- never yet been removed from the compartment. I am intermediate size wagon that offers many thousands of V-8 engine, Ranger package, power steering, side facing Automatic transmission, power steering, whitewall •ctivd body tid« moldingc, «tc. including dtaltr prtporation rear seats, AM radio, gauges, automatic transmission, radial tirM, wheeMIsca, AM radio, bumper strips. positive that the careful selective car buyer who really trouble free miles may well find this exceptional wagon m chargt. flipper windows, 55-amp alternator, auxiliary roar springs, Factonf List...... $4206 appreciates^outstanding value at a most realistic price to be his answer. Fully and completely guaranteed. ... YOU PAY ONLY... convenience group, front and rear shocks, roar step Scranton Discount...... 3 M may well find this outstanding car to be his answer. Fully Generous terms and trades available. REGULAR LIST PRICE $4062 bumper, 6.50x16 6-Pr. tiros. Stk 77 i> $ 3 8 M and completely guaranteed. P R I C E ^ 9 5 . PRICE *2195. LIST PRICE ...... $5,747.00 Factory Rebato...... MORIARTY DISCOUNT *200 DISCOUNT PRICE...... 875.00 Now Is the time to buyl Now Is the time to YOUR NET COST...... l^s An Adiftionat i J M j M savel On a fabulouB gan-BavIng Toyotal FORD’S REBATE...... SBOioO Dick Backofen FACTORY REBATE *200______3662_ $4,522.00 1975 PONTIAC VENTURA2-DR. YOU SAVE $1,225. ON THIS TRUCK! Automatic transmission, power steering, radial COMPARABLE SAVINGS ON A ll OTHER COMETS IN STOCK! I tires, body side mouldings, mats, wheel covers, AM radio, lamp group and more. f m 74 MARK IV $7995 Factonf Lis t...... $4268 Ooid iuRury f roup. FuM AAork IV FORD MOTOR GO’S. REBATE PROGRAM 74BUKK 1389S 73 MUSTANG 9269S 73 MERCURY $2995 equipment inciudinf cruieo Scranton Discount...... 328 Bill Heinz Sales Manager says, "Here is an outstanding Century )S0 2-D«er Hordl^, Foetbock, dork freon, loddU AAontOfO MX 4-door lodon, control. AM-FM itoroo with ON 1975 MODELS M6-75 to 2-28-75 Bill Heinz Sales Manager says, "Here is a sparkling clean dork y n, motchlno vinyl iiv vinyl interior, economical $• bronio, m olchinf vinyl inlerior. tope, low mdoofo. just like brand new one owner 1973 Oldsmobile custom terlor, 3 forte Ik reef. V -l, ou- A., 3 -ft^ d tronemiMion, ro* V-^. outomotk. P8, fcK. ok very handsome one owner 1973 Chevrolet Caprice Estate lemotk, power etoorlnf. power 3ii, rooiol whitewall tlroi, coffd., rodio, whitowoilt. VnmcKwIato. 73 MARK IV $6795 Factory Robato...... 20Q cruiser 10 passenger station wagon. It is a very broket, foctory ok condition- Cloeek copper, ton leotHor into- Toyota Motor Sales Is rebating Lynch Toyota $200 ijiii 6 passenger station wagon. It is a very attractive car with inf, low miWofO. MUSTANG II liji^for each 1975 Toyota Corolla In atock. F ^ Mmiraf YOUR NET COST...... $3740 handsome car with its beautiful dark brown finish and rier. t ^ vinyl tof, itondord its dark green body and natural wood grain finish, a n d . 74 MERCURY $3795 Mork IV oquipmorH knludinf PINTOS MAVERICKS & 2 + 2 k:;j: Lynch Toyota la pataing a $200 aavinga on to you, ^ one of the cleanest all vinyl saddle tan interiors I have AAA-FM itoroo w ith tope. really clean all vinyl tan interior. It is a wonderfully 74 MERCURY $399S 73 MERCURY $3895 AAontofO AAX 4-Or. PHIord Ovieo Control, till w h ^ . [iji at the time you purchaaa any 1975 Toyota Corolla 1975 PONTIAC ASTRE MMtoroy Cuetom 1-Or, Nord- MorfuleColony Parh Wofon, Hordtop. Hfhl freon, dork ihorpcoft 200.00 ever seen in any wagon. It is a wonderfully equipped car freon vin^ inferior, motchinf ^ $200.00 $300.00 In Stock. equipped car having the small V/8 regular gas motor, tof, eoodlo bronio, ton viny! bluo, block vin^ interior, V-$,' Automatic transmission, power steering, radial having the V/8 regular gas motor, automatic intairtor, ton vbvyl reel. 400 V* outomotlc, power itoorinf, vinyl roof, V-8, outomotk. 74UIIC0UI $6595 tuned suspension, body side mouldings, AM radio, automatic transmission, power disc brakes, custom radio I, ouloniotk, power etooritif, power brokoe, (octory ok con- oowor itoorkif, power brokoe. Continontol S-Or. Coupe, dork power bfwboe, hwiory eb epn* foctory ok c^Hioninf. low clock, tinted glass, bumper strips, bumper guards. transmission, power steering, power disc brakes, custom and heater, factory installed chromium luggage rack, ditionifkf, power t o d y to w in­ bluo, motchinf loofKor kitorior. This offar good on cars bought and dalivsrad by dilloninf. rodio, rodkol whi$o* dow, row rock. miloofe. white vinyl roof, oN power, b- MUSTANG MACH I woM tiroe, only 13,000 mioe. SUPOtCAB TRUCKS Ftbruary 28,1075. radio and heater, factory installed chromium luggage electric rear window opener, factory installed air cludmf Cruieo Control, AMrPM and OHIA MODELS Factonf lis t...... ^ 3 2 Stotoo. tilt wheel. t,0 0 0 mMoe. Scranton Discount...... 333 rack, factory installed air conditioner, plus many other conditioning, plus many tine custom extras available on $500.00 $350.00 1 3 8 ^ custom extras available on Oldsmobile's finest model. It Chevrolet's very finest model. It has been driven a most has been driven a positively guaranteed 19,978 miles HUlYlNlCllH Ed Weaver Factory Robato...... careful easy to certify 19,433 miles since new. It has since new. It has been completely and thoroughly YOUR NET GOST...... been thoroughly and completely serviced and winterized i m i o r i b r o t h e r s serviced and winterized including snow tires. The and is certainly one of the finest performing and / S - R ^ / original new spare tire has never yet been removed from handling station wagons I have ever driven. I am positive Firzcauu TOYOTA the compartment. I am positive that no matter how that you'll be delighted with its outstanding new car critical a car buyer may be that this one will easily appearance. Fully and completely guaranteed. Call me surpass his most critical requirements. Fully and anytime for a demonstration or more information. 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER. CONN.* Phone 643-5135 FORD 1 345 Center St., Menchester Motors completely guaranteed. Generous terms and trades 100 WINDSOR AVE. ROCKVILLE I available. PRICE *399$. PRICE *3895. 643-2485 875-3369 Phone OM-4^^^ John Lata Route 83, Vernon Phone 643-1181\ SHOP AND SAVE rr->

PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri., Jan. 31, 1975 Revaluation Continues Town Sells Notes for 3,97%

Members of Manchester's should call the revaluation of­ Manchester is selling $1.5 towns, has been averaging notes borrowed last August at revaluation staff today began fice and set up an appointment million in temporary notes at about 6 per cent. 6.60 per cent and split between GARDENING “I hope the rate stays this inspecting residential proper­ for inspection of the properties. 3.97 per cent interest. Town CBT, the Hartford National By FRANK ATWOOD low, and even lower,” said ties in the area south of E. Mid­ To accomodate those Treasurer Roger Negro Bank and Trust Co. and the Negro. “The town has several dle Tpke., east of Main St., homeowners not home reported today. They are being United Bank and Trust Co. projects that will require north of 1-84 and west of the weekdays, the inspectors will purchased by the Connecticut Bidders for the latest issue, in borrowing and it won't hurt us Bolton town line. make calls evenings and Bank and Trust Co. and are for addition to CBT, were: United Midwinter seems a logical •T one bit to save money below our Field inspectors, in addition, weekends. the period Feb. 6 to Aug. 6. Bank and Trust at 4.91 per cent time to look into the subject of Negro called the interest estimates.” are making calls to areas Revaluation of all for $1 million and 4.51 for $500,- books on gardening. Instead of “one of the most favorable for The $1.5 million in temporary previously worked and where Manchester real property will 000; Hartford National at 4.41 visiting a greenhouse or looking the town in the last several notes sold to CBT is in anticipa­ nobody was home on the initial be in effect as of the October i * per cent for the entire $1.5 at someone’s lovely house years.” The interest the town tion of bonding for the Illing- visit. If no one is home on this 1976 Grand List and will be the million; and City National Bank plant, then, I have been this has been paying, as well as in­ Bennet renovation work ap­ visit, appointment slips will be basis of the 1977-78 tax rate. of Bridgeport 4.11 for the first week to the Mary Cheney terest paid for temporary notes proved in referendum. left Those receiving the notices $500,000,4.17 for the second and Library. recently by other Connecticut They renew $1.5 million in 4.41 for the third. Our library has, I found, a remarkably good collection of MANCHESTER books on gardening. How many books? This was my first ques­ Plastic Bags Bids Sought HOSPITAL NOTES tion and I learned a librarian’s way of getting a quick answer. One inch of library file cards, I If the town gets favorable the habit of using the bags for comers. The bags were was told by Mrs. Ena Prentice, Hartford; Evelyn Thibodeau, 29 bids Feb. 18 on supplying it with leaves and refuse. available at all town firehouses. Discharged Wednesday: cataloguer, means 100 titles. Winthrop Rd.; Elizabeth plastic bags, Manchester Until two years ago, the town When the price of plastic Edward Anderle, 60 Parkview The Mary Cheney file of Foran, 48 Benton St.; James residents might get back into bought the bags in boxes of 50 skyrocketed, the price of the Dr., South Windsor; Arthur books on gardening takes five McGann, East Hartford; and sold them at cost to all bags rose proportionately and Fuller, 98 School Rd., Bolton; inches of drawer space. Stanley Zucker, 250 Benedict the decision was made not to Jeannine Cyr, East Hartford; Therefore, the library has ^ Dr., South Windsor; Stacia purchase them for townwide George Carey, East Hartford; garden books, give or take a Chetelat, 33 French Rd., distribution. The decision was Robert Collins, 91 Garden Dr., dozen. For one subject, that’s a Bolton; Richard Lee, 15 Goslee made also that, if and when the South Windsor; Anna Hayden, lot of books. Dr.; Ellen Trudeau, Williman- town furnishes them again, sale 35 Earl St.; Helen Bevins, 30 Some of them are old, but Registration Begins tic; Bonnie Smith, 37 Hickory to individuals yrould be under a Llynwood Dr., Bolton; Earl many are new, and the collec­ Dr., Hebron; Lesley Harrison, formula fair to all. Whatever Roberts, Hebron Rd.. Andover; tion is being enlarged by 106 Hawthorne St.; Irving rule is established, it will Alton Small, 31 Charter Oak St. frequent additions. Some books For Classes in Fall Trinks, 547 Griffin Rd., South attempt to restrict the number Also. Steven Slocum, East are bought with the library’s Windsor. of boxes people may buy. regular funds for acquisition The town is seeking bids on and there have been some sub­ Registration has begun at the same day-number sessions will supplying it with at least 400,000 stantial gifts. Chestnut Hill Preschool at be in effect. bags, with 200,000 in this fiscal The largest of these, made a Emanuel Lutheran Church for The curriculum is non- year, and 200,000 after July 1, to few years ago, came from the classes beginning next denominational and is open to be paid by 1975-76 funds. HERALD YESTERDAYS Burr family of Burr Nurseries, September. There will be a all children of the community. in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ schedule of both morning and Annual tuition is $175 for the ford R. Burr. Included are Shelves at the Mary Cheney Library hold a fine collection afternoon classes. two-day class, $250 for the 25 Years Ago some books on birds as well as of books on gardening. Mrs. Margaret Smith (left), cir­ The morning session will be three-day class, and $400 for the state Employment Service and gardens. culation librarian, holds one on Irish gardens and Mrs. Ena from 9 to 11;30 a.m. and will five-day class. There is a CALLING registration fee of $15. Unemployment Compensation Divisions The Manchester Garden Club Prentice, cataloguer, has selected a book on roses. Mrs. run as follows; Two-day ses­ ALL MANCHESTER Mrs. Sandra Misage and Mrs. CITIZENS move into new offices in Jarvis Building has made a number of gifts to Smith’s choice is explained, perhaps, by knowing that her sion, Thursday and Friday; the library, most recently last Carol Mahlstedt are co­ Y0UN8 A OLDI on Main St. maiden name was Kelly. (Herald photo by Pinto) three-day session, Monday, Manchester polio drive is now over $9,- year when Librarian John F. Tuesday and Wednesday; five- directors and teachers at the I Will You Help Save The | 000. Jackson was the speaker at a day session, Monday through school. Mrs. Joanne Miller is Center Of Our Town - c> club meeting. Mr. Jackson Wilson’s trips were financed jects published by the Universi­ Friday. also a teacher. Mrs. Susan By Passing a Petition Blackwell is a special advisor 10 Years Ago declined a fee and the club by the Arnold Arboretum of ty of Connecticut, and these can The afternoon sessions will be On Your Street? made a donation, instead, for a Harvard University and his be borrowed, but the current from 12:15 to 2:45 p.m. The for physical education. This date waS a Sunday; The Herald did If the answer Is Yes... book purchase. finds included the Regal lily, bulletins are available to gar­ For more information call not publish. The library has recently been many azaleas and rhododen­ deners either free or at a 643-8682, 643-4346, or the Call informed that it will receive a drons, viburnums, flowering nominal charge from any office McLuskie Cited Emanuel Lutheran Church of­ 646-6739 bequest from the estate of Mrs. crab apples and Chinese of the Cooperative Extension fice. Jennie Cook Pitkin for the dogwood. The new plants in­ Service. These are not loans. For Jury Work PUZA DEPT. STORE purchase of garden books. troduced from the Orient by They are for permanent posses­ Longtime Manchester resi­ (We Hava A Notion To Plaaaa) Interest in Wilson, in four long exploring sion. dent John W. McLuskie has Next to Frank’s Supormarkot House Plants trips, totaled more than a thou­ The nearest office, for moved to Warehouse Point and SWEET APPLE CIDER East Middlo Tpko., Manctiestar Mrs. Margaret Smith, cir­ sand. Manchester people, is at the has resigned from the three- culation librarian, showing me The librarians report notably Tolland County Agricultural member Jury Committee, as WARM GLOVES & MIHENS the shelves of garden books, brisk activity this winter in Center in Vernon. It is on Rt. 30, required by the town charter. • MacINTOSH • BALDWIN pulled out a volume she said she books on house plants. They an­ near its junction with Rt. 31. Town Manager Robert Weiss, Just In time for snowy had found fascinating, “The ticipate lively interest, as Although intended especially to who appoints the committee, New England Days...! Flowering World of “Chinese’ spring draws near, in books on serve Tolland County, the Ver­ acknowledged McLuskie’s • W INESAP NEED SOMETHING? ASK PLAZAI Wilson,” an account of vegetable gardening. non office is entirely willing to resignation with a letter to him. explorations, beginning in 1906 Children, they say, are most serve the residents of any “,I appreciate the service that OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK by a then-young plant hunter, likely to ask for books on wild Connecticut town. you have rendered on this cbm- Ernest Henry Wilson, who flowers and edible wild plants. I brought back a copy of “The mittee,” stated Weiss. “I am brought back many flowers, University Pamphlets Home Vegetable Garden,” by sure you know that the impar­ FERRANDp ORCHARD shrubs and trees from China, In its reference section, the Extension Horticulturist tial selection of jurors is one of BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD, GLASTONBURY Korea, Japan and what is now library has many of the Richard A. Ashley, which can th e foundations of our (3 miles beyond Vito's Restaurant) House Vietnam. bulletins on horticultural sub­ serve for year-round reference. American Judicial System.” McLuskie, who worked for the Democratic party many Plants years, resided at 243 N. Main Ice Sculpturing Contest Planned St. CLAY POTS GARDENS VERMICULITE WOODLAND 168 W OODLAND ST., M A N CH ESTER • 643-8474 The Manchester Recreation Registrations must he served throughout the contest. POniNG SOIL Department and Top Notch •The Fuel Oil Co. That \ received at the recreation of­ For further informatin, call Saves You Moneyl" 'Fresh From The Greenhouse To You!’* PEAT POTS F o ^ Stores will co-sponsor an fice by Wednesday. Tim Badger, recreation super­ ice sculpting contest Feb. 9 VEG. & FLOWER SEED Prizes will be awarded. Hot visor, at 646^10. from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in front of chocolate and doughnuts will be B&B OIL CO. the Top Notch store at 260 N. Main St. WHITHAM Nursery Teams of three or four people [4 "Grow With Ua" will work on a block of ice using Demolition Bids Due Feb. 20 " [ROUTE 6 BOLTON 643-7802 ao.D . their own hand tools. No power $65,000. Because the purchase Work With Open Monday thru Saturday 10 to 5 Bids will be opened Feb. 20 in tools are permitted. agreement was under a 24 Hours NotiM for Mhrery Each block of ice will weigh the Municipal Building for demolishing three Manchester- deferred payment contract, the 26a GAL MINIMUM- 310 pounds. Its dimensions will Living Things owned buildings; 91-95 Center town didn’t take title until Nov. 24-HOUR SERVICE be approximately 44 inches 28, 1973 when the last payment 1 high, 10 inches thick, and 30 in­ St. (the Trotter Block, to the C a ll west of the Central Firehouse), was made. ches wide. The 9 Trotter St. property at your finger tips... Registration forms are 9 Trotter St. and 139 Oakland St. 649-2947 (at the comer of Sheldon Rd.). was purchaed in April 1973 for RURNER SERVICE available at the recreation of­ $10,000, and the 139 Oakland St. fice on Garden Grove Rd., the The town plans to pave the areas for parking when the 91- property in November 1968 for 528-2951 GALL 643-5144 student activity center at $23,500. Manchester Community 95 Center St. and 9 Trotter St. College (MCC), and the art buildings are demolished. The 91-95 Center St. property MANCHESTER departments at Manchester was purchased April 1967 for LUMBER COMPANY High School and MCC. for Large Pota 1EPUUITS Reg. 994-$1.09 NOW OPEN! [•TERRARIUMS IMCTI- .. ' j Leaf, Stem & Root SUCCULENTS 252 Spruce Street, Manchester [•FOLIAGE PLANTS LARGE INDOOR |“Tfie Complete Plant Store”! PLANTS [•GIFT PUNTS______3 (or *2.80 r/t/t WmIc', Sp ,e l0M • SOIL Eariy Bird • SAND PAINTINGS I JADE PLANT Big DISCOUNTS NOW • HANGING (CRASSULA) On Pr^SMSM Salet if ONLY BASKETS ipiiiiil Lirg« Poto, Rag. $1.19 S C 0 n S « LAWN • TERRARIUM eet PRODUCTS 4 3 ” Only 69* SAVE $31 PLANTS 10,000 Ml' ft- n«9- 116'M A Hardy ■ ippS* 3 (or *2.00 Sntap I I M TWr UmI Selection of Foliage Plants See Ue For:— Flower A Vegetable starting at idmrn Seeds, Seeding A Potting Soli, Pots, 49s plus OFF ALL PLANTS formerly Manchester Savings & Loan Association Flats, Insecticides, Dried Flowers, Or- several NOW THRU namental Pottery and Statuary. FLOWERING BROMELIADS SAT., FEB. 8th! ALSOT Booka on Growing, Arranging, Everything For The Home Crafts A Hobbles. Help Feed The Birds! TRY OUR1)WN SPECIAL \ WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS, HOME IMPROVEMENT LEAF, STEM & ROOT AUD0B0NMIX....dibs.99« ITEMS, OR DO-IT-YOURSELF MATERIALS, YOU too l b s ...... $ 10.00 252 Spruce Street, Manchester • AIM) Bird Ho u n *, Bird Faodtr*, Bird Billw, CAN FIND THEM HERE. STOP IN TODAY. & Loan Association S in c e 1891 I eitolrlo Bird WtlM WamMn, Ele.

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