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PAGE FX3UR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., April 16, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., April 16, 1974 — PAGE FIVE illaurhrfitrr Snnitng lirralh Downey Studying The Almanac United Pregt) International frigate carrying nitrates Today is Tuesday, April 16, exploded at the dock in Texas Law at Harvard the 106th day of 1974 with 259 to City, Tex. Founded Oct, i, 1881 follow. (UPI) - John T. plans to settle in some small Published by Manchester Publishing The moon is between its last Subscribers who fail to receive their Downey, who spent 21 years in town and practice law. quarter and new phase. Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 During his captivity, Downey LOVE IS Andrew Tally a Chinese prison camp on es­ The morning stars are Mer­ 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation pionage charges, is now a stu­ said he filled his time reading cury, Venus and Jupiter. The best In Color Published every evening except Sun­ department, 647-9946. dent at Harvard Law School English and American novels The evening stars are Mars Wedding Photography and says he plans to become a and teaching himself to speak and Saturn. days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Specials from $64.50 Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ small town New England French, Russian and a little Those born this date are un­ The Russians lawyer. Chinese. Custom from $187.50 cond Class Mail Matter. der the sign of Aries. “I’m pretty content with my He said his Chinese jailers Wilbur Wright, American in­ Deluxe from $237.50 Burl L. Lyons, Publisher kept him up to date with news The Manchester Publishing Co. and the Jackson Amendment life now,” IJowney, 43, and a ventor of the airplane, was born Including Album bachelor, said in an interview from home through newspaper April 16, 1867. assumes no financial responsibility for CALL published in the Boston Sunday clippings and radio broadcasts. On this day in history: typographical errors appearing in adver­ Subscription Rates Globe. “I think I was/better in­ In 1862, Congress abolished WILL BANNARD tisements and other reading matter in By Holmes and contributes to the climate “God when I think of some of formed about things going on in Payable in Advance slavery in the District of BANNARD PHOTOS The Manchester Evening Herald. Alexander of peace. the business problems or America than I am now — es­ Columbia. One Month...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, WASHINGTON, D.C. - Just He was saying, in effect, that troubles supporting a family pecially sports. They gave us In 1947, more than 5(X) persons 742-6067 Single C opy...... 15< three full days prior to publication. before he went to Moscow to there is danger in a commercial that men of my age have I feel all kinds of sports articles to were killed when a French (Master Charge Accepted) By Carrier, Weekly...... 75t Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon open an exposition where 76 partnership with the USSR, but as free as a bird,” he said. read,” he said. that men and nations can’t af­ ------► ------One Y ea r...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon U.S. firms will offer machine Downey, along with Richard ford to go through life being Six Months...... $19.50 tools for sale. Commerce Fecteau of Lynn, Mass., was Friday for publication Saturday and afraid. The boldness of Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. Secretary Frederick Dent was shot down in a plane during a AIRPLANE-TRAIN telling me how the Russians see developing commerce with spy mission over China in enemy nations is on a par with the Jackson Amendment. It is a November 1952. He was Tickets • Cruises • Tours measure which denies the the boldness of last October’s released in March 1973 at the Soviet Union equal trade rights alerting of the armed forces to request of President Nixon so Connecticut’s Most Hotel Reservations • Car Rentals meet a Russian threat, and the unless the Kremlin allows un­ he could visit his ailing mother Complete Teckle Shop! Honeymoons • Group Travel limited emigration. bombing and the harbor-mining in New Britain, Conn. Fecteau “They just can’t un­ in North Vietnam on the eve of had been freed earlier. Business Travel a Summit meeting. Dent is an RAY’S derstand,” said Dent, “how Despite his long years in 307 EAST CENTER ST. Spare the Rod: Congress fails to grasp the all-out admirer of presidential prison, Downey said he has had audacity, including revaluation MANCHESTER • 643-7177 NO SERVICE CHARGE explanation that Mr. Brezhnev little trouble fitting into cam­ (IVeVe Moved) I made when he was in of the dollar in American self- The topic of discussion had to be politics as this group of pus life at Harvard and said his It May Become Illegal Washington last summer.” interest. four Republicans chatted at a testimonial dinner Saturday younger classmates are “a FRESH & SALT He also finds American self- 647-9949 Brezhnev’s explanation was for Ellington’? former First Selectman Francis Prichard. great bunch of people.” He said WATER TACKLE, ROD There's something about California which he has picked up from God interest in lowering trade BUILDING COMPONENTS, that his government had already Tribute Paid Prichard Shown are left to right. Mayor Frank McCoy of Vernon; he spends most of his time barriers to stimulate the sale of “scrambling to keep up with all FLY TYING MATERIALS, which seems to breed the unusual. knows where? If his parents whack liberalized the emigration Everett Paluska, Ellington’s Republican town chairman; exports. As a former head of a this work” at law school. CUSTOM TIED FLIES, “ “‘^ -ira v e The nation’s most populous state has a him on the bottom, are they depriving policy to the extent that where For Ellington Service large textile firm, Mayfair Prichard; and Congressman Robert Steele. (Herald photo After graduation, he said he CUSTOM RODS, AND BAIT 67 East Center St., Manchester • Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9-5 / Sat 10-1 400 Jews were once allowed to by Richmond) long history of spawning the exotic him of his constitutional rights? leave Russia, the figure Mills in Arcadia, S.C., Dent V readily admits that cheap Francis Prichard Jr., who Borden expressed his ap­ ' ------◄ ------^ and the bizarre. And what if the editorial staff of a reached 35,000 in 1973. To Dent struction of two tennis courts at foreign goods can break U.S. served as first selectman of preciation for the help Prichard this is remarkable testament to Brookside Park. This brings us to mention of a most college paper turns out an edition manufacturers. But these Ellington for 12 years, was gave him while he was director. American influence for the honored at a dinner Saturday Also: Arranging for the town extraordinary ^document which has which outdoes Deep Throat and the good. He fears that if Jackson manufacturers move their “Your years of expertise plants abroad and resume their night at Ellington Ridge Coun­ were of great value to me,” he to purchase Sandy Beach on and his Amendment supporters Crystal Lake for a town swim­ been presented to the-California Exorcist and makes the paper it is profits, whereas the workers try Club attended by friends said. persist, the Russians will ming facility, creation of the Legislature for its consideration and printed on blush pink? Can they be Orchids in Bloom. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) stay home and become un­ and associates. Republican Sen. Thomas return to the “closed door sewer commission and the in­ employed. It is jobs — what he Republican gubernatorial Carruthers, also of Vernon, action. It is a Bill of Rights for removed from their positions, policy.” This, says the stallation of sewers in the calls “the labor content” — hopeful Congressman Robert added his congratulations, Secretary, will make a Longview area of town, making children, with some remarkable because tax money is paying for their which he expects to result from Steele of Vernon stopped by for saying he knows Prichard is not difference in the detente, of a short time but had to leave for arrangements for housing for ideas. avante guarde journalistic efforts? expanded world trade. retiring as he has many, many which Solzhehitsyn is a prize another engagement in the elderly project, and com­ Max Lerner product. It will make a Dent sees nation-changing years of active service left. The 377-page report was compiled Not according to the report. Norwich. He congratulated pleting renovation of the town difference in the American boldness in the all but forgotten Mayor Frank McCoy, who is Prichard and termed town serving his third term in that hall into a modem facility, SUPER by representatives of children’s and Another plank reads, “Young peo­ trade balance which has a $1.7- New Federalism, a program for pushing responsibility from government the most important position, cited Prichard for all Mrs. Dimock presented youth groups around the state. “They ple have the right to participate fully Comments billion surplus last year, with a unit of government in America. Prichard with a plaque and $1.9-billion surplus coming the central government to the of the work he has done for felt it was time to assert that persons within the educational and “As far as your future career from those attending he was '8 SALE! from the Soviet bloc and Red states. Psychological results Ellington and for the Tri-Town is concerned I wish you area (Vernon, Ellington, presented with a handsome SPECIALS who occupy the status of children are governmental processes in the China. may be greater than generally Godspeed and I hope we go back cabinet for his home. Golda and Her Sons “For the first time in many recognized. The Maryland Tolland) in general. He said, people within the meaning of the Bill absence of university applicable com­ to the days when you were Prichard and his wife Rose IlOW THRU FRI. APRIL 19th years,” he went on, “there House of Delegates this month “Ellington was fortunate to taking this town,” Steele said. and three sons, James and of Rights of our Federal petency standards.” aren’t enough ships to carry set a precedent by repealing the have a man of Fran’s calibre The Town of Ellington Joseph and John live on Main American export-import 22 per cent oil depletion as it for so many years. 1 salute him Constitution,” the repifrt said. That may not be as laughable as it mother standing there, my elected Mrs. Janet Batt, a St. in Ellington where he also NEW YORK - Golda is mother can't cope with the in­ cargoes. No other major coun­ applies to state income tax for the tremendous service he Spanking would be done away with, reads. Eighteen year olds have the mother talking. Democrat, as its first select­ has a hardware store. going, and Israel will never be fighting of sons who have try is doing as well as we are, 1 deductions. Many governors has given,” the mayor said. the same again. This needs some background. man last November. the document declares. It calls it the vote and in some educational in- waited long and who smell the think Congress ought to during the gasoline shortage Everett Paluska, Ellington's It may seem extraordinary for It used to be said of power they are rivals for. So evaluate what we’ve got to gain acted on their own to impose Republican State Rep. Daniel Republican town chairman and threat or infliction of corporal punish­ situtions the students have not only Americans that those who have Israel to have a woman as McKeever of Ellington brought with her “this is a burden I no and what we’ve got to lose.” odd-day buying. Since when has state deputy tax collector, was SAVE 20% known only America don’t real­ prime minister, yet in the light a message of congratulations ment, which is a fancy way of putting picked out the course they will take, longer want to bear” she lays Not everybody, of course, local initiative showqsuch vim! master of ceremonies for the ly know America, Transpose it of Jewish history not so from Gov. Meskill and Mrs. occasion. it. but have also specified the ethnic down the burden, to let them finds the detente in such good Dent says that these are signs to Israel and it is still true. extraordinary. Israel doesn’t of presidential success in dis­ Gertrude Shanahan read a Mrs. Mildred Dimock, who TENSION? struggle over it. working order. George Meany The report says further: “As peo­ background of the teachers who Those who have known Israel need ,(o bolster the authority of mantling the Federal colossus. message from Richard Borden, served as secretary to If you sutler from simple every 2*3 The Israelis will take a good, has thundered that it is merely MEH’S its high offices by blustering Vernon's former director of ad­ day nervous tension then you BOYS’ ple, children are entitled to be viewed should conduct the classes. don’t really know Israel. Which hard look at the sons and ask a different phase of the Cold Dent believes he's working Prichard, listed the many im­ is one of the things wrong with male figures. Five thousand ministration. provements and innovations, should be taking B.T. tablets for Don’t KNIT SHIRT I T-SHIRTS, which of them can muster the War. On the day I talked with for a President who takes big relief. ^ ^ n d s by government by the same standards It is entirely possible that new the-native-born (sabra) genera­ years of Jewish history, many ASSORTMEN1 AHD BRIEFS power to defend the people. Or chances to gain big results and she said, Prichard brought to Call on the druggist at the drug the Secretary, figures were Stripes, solids, fancy pat­ Comfortable Paknit*" as all other people. Therefore, if math, reading and writing may be tion that has been comfhg into of them years of exile and suf­ that history will vindicate him Ellington as first selectman. store listed below and ask him they may decide to look produced by Rep. Ben colon in men's sizes power as the older imigrant fering, are authority and Some of these were: Installa­ about B.T. tablets. terns, even some zip-fronts. elsewhere, to an older man, Blackburn (R-Ga.) to show that The Secretary was fresh from a S-M-L-XL. government applies a separate stan­ thrown out the windows in favor of legitimacy enough. Comfy crew neck; short generation has moved out. perhaps even the familiar the American computer in­ conference with Mr. Nixon Public tion of w ater and sewer They're safe non-habit forming •nut c nipM Cw dard to persons who happen to be and with our guarantee, you will sleeves. Sizes 8-18. field trips, now that the weather has Able, spirited and tough- Historians have noted how finance minister. Ever since dustry is contributing to the when I interviewed him, and facilities to the Windermere In­ minded as they are, the sabras many of the immigrant Records lose your every day jitters or children, then government goes turned nice. Abe Beame showed that a cool, Russian military build-up in marvelling at the President's dustrial Park, establishing the receive your money back. SA V i 40% don’t have the leavening families had women as their Recreation and Park Com­ low-keyed man with a mind for ICBMs and MIRVs, But Dent resilience and grasp of Don't accept a substitute for against the Constitution.” The legislature is supposed to dis­ memories of anguish of the figures of strength. In my own SAVi 13% realities as well as figures can believes that, while trading governmental details. missions to provide the first relief, buy B.T. tablets today. family my father was a gentle, Warranty Deeds “Young people have the right to cuss proposed legislation later this generation that lived through run New York. Pinhas Sapir’s nations often fight wars, “trade He scoffs at the question, planned recreation for the town the pre-Hitler and Hitler days. withdrawn scholar. It was my Howard M.' Werner, William LiG G En REXALL free speech, free press, peaceable month. chances in Jerusalem have holds together the threads of “can Nixon govern?” because and culminating in the con- POLYESTER mother who had to do the J. Kerin and Bernard B. Kaplan If U.S. history is at all a gone up. our international relationships” he sees the President doing so DOUBLE KNITS S^embly and to freely exercise their coping and furnish the stur­ to Charles Jack Conian and We would not be at all astonished if parallel, one notes that the half- every day. Special assortment ... yPERMANENT PRESS century from George diness amid the trials of the Craig F. White, 103-unit Marlyn religious freedom,” it continues. they voted pensions for children Apartments complex at 40 choose fancy stitches in ^FABRIC ASSORTMEN1 Washington through Andrew new country. This was true of latest ' fashion solids. We can see big trouble right there. between the ages of 4 to 12 who have Olcott St., conveyance tax $1,- , ‘Princess’ .. . super prints, solids. SALE PRICEDI Jackson saw the early great thousands of other families — Machine wash. 58760" Supposing a six-year-old, who happens leaders and nation-builders. At Slavic, Scandinavian, Jewish — 622.50. "Availablo in 36/45' width; 2-10 no regular income. They will grow up Virginia W. Fuller to Joseph wide, full bolts. zyard lengths. to be a child, decides to use some fan­ its quarter-century mark, as they moved into the to be voters. Israel can look back and say it American cities and interior. J. and Verna\H- Hublard, at your finger tips... property at 68 Adelaide Rd., SAVE 30% •rlRMfS cy four-letter words around the house. has fared well with Us prime The women had to be shrewd, Ray Cromley ministers — Ben-Gurion, strong, earthy, whether they conveyance tax $66. TODDLERS’ OR U TTLE Dorothy M. Wann to Durward EXTRA WIDTH Eshkol, Meir. It will be lucky if were pioneers in the new world CALL 643-5144 PAHTY HOSE QIRLS’ SLEEPWEAR their successors prove as of America or the old world of E. and Helen A. Bushey, SAVE 24% Gowns, b^by dolls in prints, property on Spring St., con­ Extra thigh width; stretch creative in the next quarter- Palestine. That was why when I nylon. Sizes A, B. Fits S'-6'; solids. ' Permanent Press century, which will usher Israel saw Golda I saw my mother, Congressmen Ask: veyance tax $18.15. MANCHESTER WOMEN’S BIKINIS hips38"-60". polyester batiste; 4-6x, 2T-4T. into the year 2,000. too. James G. and Ellen C. Short! Antron* nylon soCds in kicky col- . to Parke D. and Antoinette D. I shall confess at once to an Except for Pinhas Sapir, the Is It Worth It? Ofs; sizes 5-7. Remember When.... Sprague, property at 381 E. LUMBER COMPANY odd feeling about Golda. 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That’s Marilyn Court Associates, 139 minister of defense, is her of Congress have come up with candle anymore. telligently on much of the being dusted and brought out again for a field we shall leave to much more E. Center St. MEN’S OXFORDS problem son; Itzhak Rabin, some disturbing findings. Attorney Generf^lVilliam legislation before them. An ad­ SAVE 25% Craig F. White and Charles ... ALL LEATHER some very fine enjoyment, even by weighty pundits than we pretend to Today^ once chief of staff and am­ As one indicator, it seemes Saxbe, then in the middle of his ministration introduces bills in­ Jack Conian, doing business as Two smart styles .. . Garage or those who weren’t here, or were too bassador to the United States, most lobbyists these days don’t first Senate term, expressed volving billions of dollars and WOMEN’S SLIPPERS Lio Brookside Associates, 139 E. Navy oxford. Leather lined, leather Thought is a more distant son. botl^r much with most con­ the thoughts of many when he complicated questions of SNp into cotton teny-doth rubber young to remember. Center St. or neoprene soles. Sizes 6V(^12. But, we will go so far as to say that There are immediate gressmen, because they don’t said publicly that the role foreign, economic and soled slippers. 5-10. Marriage Licenses It may have started a few years ago they were great performers, and problems — the brutal terrorist think their votes are worth wasn’t what he’d expected, that governmental policy. A myriad Sold In Hotisry Dapt. An Oriental fable tells of a attacks on isolated border cultivating. They believe that 70 it didn’t give him the satisfac­ other bills are put into the Martin Kaplan, 18 Chestnut with the rebirth of “ No, No. great songs, and excellent movies, fabulously rich ruler who, when St., and Mary Ellen King, 12 towns, the difficulties over dis­ to 90 per cent of the legislators tion of achievement he desired hopper. Now most of these PLEASE CLIP COUPON AND PLEASE CLIP COUPON AND PLEASE CLIP COUPON AND he died, bequeathed all his Parker St., April 20. PLEASE CLIP COUPON AND Nanette,” which brought Ruby with dancing that you never see today, engagement with Syria, the on Capitol Hill have so little in­ and therefore he did not intend never see the floor, but no BRING TO GRANT CITY BRING TO GRANT CITY BRING TO GRANT CITY BRING TO GRANT CITY property to Yusef, his favorite fluence on legislation it is not to run again. Martins Aldins, Boston, and Keeler out of her retirement. Or with a few rare exceptions. question about what to do on senator or representative has MK MH MH slave, except for one reser­ surrendering strong-point profitable to buy them lunches, 'Legislation is influenced, not Liga S. Liepkalns, Weymouth, wltk Uili csapo* perhaps, it goes back to the movies of the staff to adequately research vation: Each of the King’s four territory like the Golan offer free transportation on so much by the floor vote, but the bills that must be con­ Mass., May 4, Latvian Lutheran ‘Bonny and Clyde” and the bank And music lovers are going back to sons was to be allowed to select Heights. But the crisis goes company planes, cut-rate by what happens in the sidered. The Library of Church. one thing of value to hold deeper. The Israelis had grown automobile leases or otherwise wheeling and dealing that goes Congress has an excellent Leslie Frederick Conopask, ‘OMBRE’ SAYELLE robber gangs of the thirties. the “Big Band Era” and people like ORLON* YARN forever. The eldest son chose almost accustomed to depend­ attempt to legally or illegally on in the back room. That, research staff, but it is dread­ Glastonbury, and Donna Louise PLANTERS* GIANT HERSHEV* the royal palace; the second the Ingersoll, Glastonbury, May 4. 4-ply sayelle* Orion* j PEANUTS BARS M A M’S* PLAIN Lately we have had “The Movies,” Duke Ellington, The Dorseys, Glpnn ing on an impregnable army influence what they do. primarily, is handed by the top fully small. So is the staff of the OR PEANUT famed hanging gardens; the Building Permits acrylic. Spaced dyed| 12 oz. dry roasted paity Mr. Goodbar*; Milk a show in two parts, which took us Miller, Eddie Duchin, Mai Hallet, Cab and air force. The illusion was This feeling of unimportance leadership and by the com­ General Accounting Office upon S/Candy coated, won't third the jewelled peacock is felt by a growing number of mittee chairmen — and to a Ruth, and Joseph Grzyb, tool colors. or snack jar. Chocolate*: Krackel*, rudely broken — hence the im­ which congressmen can call. -DueoM c in n c . la n H irlL LMBT: 2 par austemar Almond*, wi wim t , u . "f/ melt in your hand. back to Wallace Beery and Marie Calloway, Henry Busse, to recall only throne. But each murmured shed at 106 Woodhill St. Rd., UMT: • M . par cuatomar portance of the commission representatives and senators lesser extent by the chairmen As a result of these dif­ UIBT: 1 , 14 . a . pm n m u m t UMrT: S pk94- pw m al oi— Dressier, Jackie Coogan and Laurel a few of the past. And certainly we against his father for such an report assigning the blame to themselves. of subcommittees. In some ficulties, numbers of men on $180. unjust disti*ibution. The Congressmen who now say cases, the senior minority Edmund Wrubel, tool shed at and Hardy, and many others of the can’t overlook Louis Armstrong and the military establishment, in­ the Hill feel like blind men In a youngest son awaited hfs turn, cluding the defense minister. they will not run for reelection member of a committee will be china shop. They are not cer­ 149 Lydall St., $125. SAVI 23% great old favorites. Paul Whiteman, nor W.C. Handy, and and when it came he told the The chief of staff, David has grown to an unprecedented in on crucial decisions; other tain whether they are doing Henry R. Pellerin Jr., swim­ ^ SAVE 37% executor. “I choose Yusef, the SAVE 26% Now United Artists is planning a Elazar, stepped down. Dayan number.' cases his influence is slight. more harm than good. ming pool at 35 Dudley St., $550. USTERIHE® DRY-LOOK® HAIR all the others now playing celestial slave.” refused. The storm raged, and In these congressional Representatives don’t have David Gunas for Hope Valley MOUTHWASH SPRAY BY.. great showing of old MGM musicals in music. How well this story il­ $2 Ox. BAYER®* Golda, in the end, wanted out. Some members of the “I studies, members regularly much time to think about the Construction Co., new dwelling OILLETTE® lustrates the lives of the vast IWgi^r sf HavB4P4laM ASPIRIH Beverly Hills for May 18, it being the She will continue as he^d of won't run again” group have report a man must be on the problem because there’s an at 55 McKee St., $27,000. 7m.9m majority of people. We are SAVE 23% 100’s the caretaker government until most assuredly been influenced scene for 10 or 15 years, or even election coming up every other Fox Grove Ltd., new dwelling SAVE 29% 50th anniversary of the founding of We think that’s the real reason for frantically grasping for this or at 216 Briarwood Dr., $22,900. Everything For The Home ARRID® EXTRA DRY a new prime minister and by the conviction that 20, to have a real voice in what year and their constituents are ALBERTO® VO-S® Mfetro-Goldwyn-Mayer. It will be a the resurgence of the past. They were that bauble of the world, while UOHT POWDER BAYERl cabinet emerge. She seems an Watergate has measurably goes on and then sometimes clamoring for personal service. ASP'R'N the whole is ours for the asking. AHTI-PERSPIRAHT HAIR SPRAY panorama of great musicals narrated performers, who had some talent and earth mother, but even an earth decreased their likelihood of only if he manages to get on one Senators have more years WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN LUMBER AND Jesus took the form of a slave reelection. But when con­ of the crucial committees. . • Ob. Rag, U R S o a rM m w by the likes, of Crosby, Astaire, worked at it. And they knew a little to minister to our needs (Phil. between elections but more BUILDING MATERIALS, HOME IMPROVEMENT Timejy Quote gressmen talk privately, the in­ But these aren't the only people to serve. Track With No Curves Mickey Rooney, Lisa Minelli and too more music than four chords on an 2:5-8), and so became heir of all vestigators find a considerable problems. So much time must ITEMS, OR DO-IT-YOURSELF MATERIALS, YOU © things. John wrote: “No one And of course, there is no job Port Augusta, Australia—The CAN FIND THEM HERE. STOP IN TODAY. DOYOUHAVEADfARGE?. many others to mention. amplified guitar. No offense intended “There are unlimited ideas number of those quitting — and be spent on serving the personal security for most of these men Nullarbor Plain^ a part of the the more for your moneysworth store who denies the Son has the all around you going by to some who are staying — are needs of constituents that more and women. to such guitar greats as Chuck Byrd or Father. He who confesses the Great Victoria Desert, is so flat Maybe there is som e social eternity. It’s up to you to simply fed up. One long-time and more legislators are The worrisome question is and featureless that when sur­ Son has. the Father also. ” grasp one of those ideas.and VERNON significance to it. No doubt psy­ the late Eddie Condon. legislator who has decided not becoming convinced they have will there be a steady decline in veyors determined the route of Tri-CIty Ptua PLAINVILLE NEWINGTON DoRTmitt (IJohn 2:23) We thus become turn it into something useful Giants ' 290 Now BrlaUn Av«. 240 Hartford Avo. BRISTOL to run again, told one student of no time to study, understand the number of first-rate persons a transcontinental railroad in 121 Farmington Avs. chologists and sociologists will find The cliche is, of course, “that for civilization.” AVON-SIMSBURY Hiese ipaeiols... “heirs of God, joint heirs with Congress that he was in no and vote on important legisla­ 1908 they had only to rule a CHARGE CARD BARkHAMSTED - New England inventor willing to run for Congress and Farmington Valloy fNall ” WETHERSFIELD deep underlying reasons why the past nostalgia isn’t what it used to be” . Christ’.’ (Rom. 8:16). danger of losing this fall. tion. straight line on the map to good at all Grant atoras ' Washington Plaza Route 44 oddteyoMr Richard Walton on the dwin­ stand for re-election once they Read herald Ads^ 198 Silas Dsana Hwy. Eugene Brewer In any event, a good many mark the course of 300 miles of coast to coast WINDSOR „ has suddenly become so popular. But, do you remember when.....? dling number of American Anyone his party nominated to experience how the system 590 Windsor Avo. MANCHESTER dNNga AccoMrt. Church of Christ succeed him, he said, would congressmen this reporter has operates? track between loldea and Mu- 49 Elm St. Parksdo 04160 inventors. ringa. PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., April 16, 1974 Coventry Cigaret Tax Violation^ Alleged Carpool Lots Council Approves Track, Field HARTFORD (U P I) — Brown said the charges ended a cigarettes worth $4,000 from ^ n s u m e r JLourt Cases Authorities formally charged a two-month investigation by his John Skasko, 46, and his wife, USDA to Suspend Cigar Binder Quotas Mo n ic a s h e a curbing. It is probable that bleachers Being Built evaluate community needs. Bellard asked what the council has Bridgeport couple Monday with department. Mrs. Alice Skasko, 47. CIRCUIT COURT 12 conduct; the original charge wr/ll not be able to be purchased at the ^ n e e r n Work has either been com­ I>., charge of possession of Corrmponclriit The council set April 29 as the date done about the emergency plan for the violating state cigaret tax laws. Brown said his agents seized Brown said the cigarettes ManOhttwr SoMlon was fourth-degree larceny. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The T pI. 742-9495 lower cost. pleted or started on 52 of 71 liquor on town property, nolled. suspension in 1974 because for a special town meeting to allocate Town of Coventry. Tax Commissioner F. George 797 c a rto n s of un tax ed were worth nearly $1,700 in David Deyorlo, 22, of 87 St. Leon Robarge, 62, of Agriculture Department has The Town Council last night ap­ The previous rock dust track was es­ Conneciieut Oep.rtm.nl p| Contumm Protection emergency carpool parking lots Richard Norandin, 31, of 29 supplies are again short. The funds for overexpenditures in the Harold Crame, also of the fire de­ state tax revenue. John St. was fined h s for Willimantic, fined $100 for announced it is proposing to proved construction of a track-soccer timated to cost $76,000 but this included g usroara B. Dunn. Commitstoner being constructed by the Range Hill Dr., Vernon, action would allow fanners to Social Security Fund, Town Insurance partment, said the town was dragging second-degree failure to operating a motor vehicle while suspend federal marketing complex at the high school not to cost the bleachers and pre-cast concrete 3*5 Connecticut Department of charges of disorderly conduct get pvernment price support and Group Insurance and the Police its feet on this matter, and the plan was appear. The charge stems from t o license is under suspension. quotas again this year for cigar more than the 430,000 already alloted» curbing. Transportation (DOT), Com­ and first-degree criminal Without complying with Departments. for the safety of the townspeople. He t o failure to appear in court on Eugene Smith, 19, of 100 binder tobacco grown in by the town and whatever matching There are 600 children in the soccer missioner Josejjh Burns has an­ trespass, dismissed. acreage controls. There is a total projected overexpen­ said that no one has done a thing about an original charge of possession Spruce St., fined $100 for Lonneticut and Massachusetts funds may be secured from the state. program and over 100 children in track diture of $66,913 in these departments nounced. of a non-niarcotic substance. Marketing controls on this ***° produce toe and cr 'ss country. the plan and thqt the council was the Have you received merchan­ operating a motor vehicle while cigar binder have indicated The council had previously approved and the Board of Education budget. recipients greater purchasing Burns said the new lots are He received a 30-day Robert Sales, 29, of 100 Steep type of tobacco have been The Ljard has already encumbered government of the town and was dise in the mail you didn’t want power to obtain the most t o license is under suspension. they intend to plant only 1,380 the construction of a six-lane all- This amount comes.to about 1% mills. responsible for its safety. and didn’t request? Most con­ being constructed to provide suspended sentence and one Edward Wierzchowski, 19, of Hollow Lane, charge of suspended during each of toe $26,883 of the $30,000 to date for the economical and nutritious foods alternate means of travel for ® P®r cent weather track to cost $112,117, but in Roger Bellard of the South Coventry The council set April 30 as the date sumers have had this year probation for breach of Rt. 74, Tolland, fined $100 for operating a motor vehicle while past four years. Officials said less than last year. track. available and freedom was commuters. All the lots, of light of budget requests for the next Fire Department questioned the coun­ for the public hearing on the DevCo experience. peace. Charges of possession of operating a motor vehicle while his license is under suspension, they intended to continue the year feels that it would be too much to Ollier Matters cil on what he called a breakdown of granted to purchase seeds and varying size, are being built on nolled. request for the establishment of a LOOK WHAT The Consumer Protection plants. a non-narcotic substance and his license is under suspension. state-owned property near pif^-Open 6 Day» mm^X)pe„ Thun, ’(if 9 Sfw*. ask taxpayers to bear any more than The council approved the job discrip- communications between the council sewer district. The meeting will be at Department reminds readers second-degree criminal mis­ A charge of failure to renew highway interchanges. the funds already alloted. tion of the town planner which would and his department. 7:30 p.m. in the high school. that there are only two kinds of chief were nolled (not registration was nolled. Edward Sprogis, 18, of West Members from the Board of Educa­ place the planner under the control and Bellard was referring to the appoint­ Did you know that canned The lots, to be gravel-topped, prosecuted). I Our new iadie*’ ALL WEATHER COATS merchandise that can be sent goods had specific shelf lives Iris Delia Garcia, 19, of Hart­ Granby, charge of failure to tion were present at the council supervision of the town manager. ment of two open burning officials of legally through the mails to a are scheduled to be in ojteration Michael Foran, 18, of East ford, received a 10-day gTMt toe right of way, nolled. I and spring coats have arrived from meeting and informed the council that The discription also states that the which he wasn’t aware until he was told according to the temperature at by summer, Burns said. Hartford was fined |20 for person without his consent or which they are stored? The suspended sentence for fourth- Trudel, 17, of for the $30,000 already alloted and a primary duty of the planner would be to of burning permits being issued. In the Manchester area, there failure to drive in established degree larceny. I Ireland, Italy and the United States. Watch Your agreement: Free samples Research Lab of the National , ®^[*>°rough, charge of matching grant of $30,000 from the assist the Planning and Zoning Com­ Town Manager Allen Sandberg will SthCANCET are carpool parking lots at 1-84 lane. The original charge was Michael Checkers, 22, of 21 fourth-degree larceny, nolled. which are clearly and plainly Canners Association has done state it would probably be possible to mission by advising it of efficient use of send official notification of these ap­ marked as such and and State Road 502 in reckless drivto. Grant St., RockviHe, fined $200 Jean Walker, 29, of Amston, I They make up a small hut bright assort- extensive work on this subject Manchester: Rts. 15 and 30 and install a rock dust track with amesite land areas and conducting studies to pointments to both departments im­ merchanise mailed by Edward Hart, 26, of 265 for illegal possession of con­ chage of fourth-degree larcenv mediately. and has come up with a table of Rts. 15 and 31 at Vernon; Rts. Oakland St. was fined $50 for nolled. I ment, in classic good taste, beautiful charitable organization asking shelf life for most products. trolled drugs, and sentenced to FAT- GO for contributions. 15 and 74 at Tolland; and Rt. 66 discharging firearms within two years probation and one Canned applesauce, for in­ and West St. and Rt. 163 and fabrics, and lovely coloring — from *65 to Coventry Lose ugly excess weight with the In either of these cases you can town limits. year suspended sentence. The sensible NEW FAT-GO diet YOU NOW. stance, can be kept for six State Road 612 at Columbia. LOSE WEIGHT consider the merchandise as a Jack Inkel, 21, of 61 New St., original charge was possession i • 3 0 0 ... plan. Nothing sensational just years at 40 degrees Fahrenheit, gift if you like. In all other in­ charged with unsafe tires, of controlled drugs with intent STARTING TODAY steady weight loss for those that but for only three years at 70 failure to carry license, and to sell. really want to lose, stances, it is illegal to send degrees, and two years at 90 O D R IN E X contains the most I c r . Transfer Asked For Special Teacher failure to carry registration, effective reducing aid available A full 12 day supply only $3.00. merchandise to anyone unless degrees. he has previously requested it. was continued to May 6. In other cases: without prescription ! One liny y?®**** '*"*8 »tor« about tha Acidic fruits, such as berries, Richard Lillis, 31, of Hart­ O D R IN E X tablet before meals and \MONICA SHEA Mrs. Kenefick told the board Monroe was upset that he didn’t FAX-'T-QO-- uim raducing ti plan and atari Should you receive unordered Thomas Chenel, 24, of East you want to eat less - down go your Debbie Demondson from loaing walght thia waak. react to the metal containers NOTICE ford, received a 30-day Correspondent that 11 children with difficulties received the contract for next merchandise of any kind, take Hartford, charge of issuing a calories - down goes your weight ! Storrs. and cannot be kept as long. PUBLIC HEARING suspended sentence for breach 7 4 2 -9 4 9 5 had already been identified in year and has threatened to take Money back In full if not complete­ it as a gift. You do not have to bad check, nolled. Thousands of women from coast This will be followed by Blueberries, for instance, can BOARD OF DIRECTORS of peace. to coast report O D R IN E X has helped Dr. Donald Nicoletti, ad­ the grammar school and testing his gas allocation with him ly satisfied with weight loss from pay for it, and it is illegal for William Deon, 33, of Everett, colored slides of Historic the very first package. be kept for only nine months at TOWN OF MANCHESTER Rosa Perez, 21, of Hartford them lose 5 ,1 0 ,2 0 pounds in a short ministrative assistant and Mar­ has not yet been completed. when his contract expires. the person or firm sending it Maine, charge of reckless time - so can you. Get rid of ugly (at Connecticut taken and narrated 90 degrees and for a year and a CONNECTICUT was fined $15 for disorderly cia Kenefick, principal at the There is presently a remedial Dr. Hardy has contacted the DON'T DELAY you to dun you for it or send you driving, nolled. and live longer ! by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur half at 70. THURSDAY conduct; the original charge Robertson Grammar School, teacher in the Robertson federal energy office and forms oet FAT-OO today. a bill. Anthony Montecalvo, 50, of 32 O D R IN E X must satisfy or your Where Fating You is OUR PLEASURE Driscoll of Windsor. When canned goods are APRIL 18. 1974 was fourth-degree larceny. money will be refunded. No questions presented a proposal to the School, but Mrs. Kenefick said will be sent to Coventry to Only $3.00 at If you are aware of any Thompson St., charge of fourth- All interested seniors are in­ stored for a length of time, they The Board of Directors will Anna Sanchez, 18, of Hartford asked. Sold with this guarantee by and YOUR SATISFACTION! Board of Education at its she is not trained to deal with assure gasoline for the opera­ violations or if you personally degree larceny, noUed. children with learning dif­ vited to attend. LIGGETT REXALL should not be stacked hjgh. The conduct a public session was fined $15 for disorderly SHOP-RITE DRUG meeting Thursday that would tion of the school buses. have difficulty with unordered Thursday, April 18, 1974 from Gary Moore, 18, of 9 Linwood ficulties. weight could cause bursting or STORES f. I F’ree Main Street and Purnell Parking I remove the learning disabilities A resident, John Twerdy merchandise, or are tormented crushing at the bottom layers. 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the A position for a teacher with teacher from the high school requested that the board look with statements demanding Periods of storage depend en­ Board of Directors’ Office in qualifications to work as a and place her in the Robertson into.the possibility of installing payment for such, contact this tirely on temperarure, humidi­ the Municipal Building to hear special education teacher was School. metered lights at the tennis department or the Federal ty, care in handling, protection comments and suggestions eliminated from the Coventry They both said that students courts at the high school. ’This Trade Commission, 8th St. and from the weather, quality of the from the pnblic. Grammar School last year. in the high school do not need as matter was referred to the Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., food when received and the Future sessions will be held NOW THRU FRI. APRIL 19th much of the specialized There are presently 30 Building and Grounds Com­ Washington, D. C. 20580. Be packing. the first Tuesday of each month children in the Middle School teaching skill that grammar mittee. sure to send a copy of the bill. Remember to check your from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. who Ijave been diagnosed as school students need. To Explain Tax canned goods regularly and use and the third ’Hiursday of each They feel that the perceptual­ having special learning dif­ The Coventry Senior Citizen’s Food stamp recipients are up the older cans first. ficulties. month from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 ly handicapped students in the Club will meet Wednesday at 1 reminded that they can p.m. in the Board of Directors’ high school could receive Superintendent of Schools Dr. p.m. at the Second purchase seeds and plants for Office. Donald Hardy said Mrs. Dalton We welcome suggestions and special instruction in small Congregational Church Com­ use in their home gardens with questions. Answers to questions Phyllis V. Jackston, Gjuint Cd groups and help from is not being used to her full munity House. coupons. Food growth must be of general interest will appear Secretary classroom teachers. capacities at the high school After the business meeting, used for the personal consump­ in this column. Address Board of Directors and suggested that she divide The teacher, Virginia Dalton, Gerard Lavoie, tax assessor, tion of the eligible household questions to: "Of Consumer Manchester, her time between the high only. told the board Thursday that it will briefly explain the “Tax Concern,” Department of Con­ Connecticut would be a gross error to school and the Robertson Benefits For The Elderly” bill Regulations were amended Grammar School. sumer Protection, State Office Dated at Manchester, transfer her. recently passed by the General last year to permit food stamp Building, Hartford, Conn. 06115, Connecticut this first day of The board will place the She said that she was amazed Assembly and si^ed by Gov. or dial l-800-84^2649- toll-free. April, 1974. at the transfer proposal and matter on its agenda of its next Thomas Meskill April 9. feels that the 11 students she is meeting for further discussion. “ Exercises Good For Historical Unit teaching in the high school Dr. Hardy advised the board Seniors” will be presented by could not get by without help. that bus contractor Floyd OUR OWN QIDDES* PRINTS To Hear Krause We've taken the ever popular T-shirt and made it into a real (un-shirt. A crazy assortment o( wild Albert Krause of 44 Ridge St. will be the speaker at the final Tolland characters with fun sayings printed on white Choose one. shirts with contrast trim. S-M-L-XL. meeting this year of the Manchester Historical Society. It will be held Sunday at 2 p. m. But which? in the main auditorium of Kingfisher Plan Approved Manchester Community Same size diamonds. College on Bldwell St. FLARE DENIM JEANS The subject of the program .You be the judge. VIVIAN KENNESON has applied for a tie-in with the interpretation of town council Join the jean generation for fun and comfort. will be wild flowers of the im- Correspondent Vernon sewer system. that the screening process Rugged polyester/cotton denim with 2 slash mediate area. Although You'll need our help. The Planning and Zoning Harkins also told the PZC could be allowed. front pockets: 2 patch rear pockets. Wide belt Krause, a member of the socie­ Commission ’Tuesday approved that his office and the Develop­ The members were not in loops and flare bottoms. Sizes 29 to 40. ty, has spoken on the topic site plans for the Kingfisher ment Commission are working complete agreement on the in­ several times for garden clubs Corp. addition on Industrial Dr. with other industries which are terpretation of the regulation and other groups, his color slide John Harkins, town manager, interested in the Industrial but voted not to allow the talk Sunday will be different presented the plans for the Park. process. Members at the from any that he has previously 50,000-square foot addition Action Challenged 'Tuesday meeting agreed to ask given. which will be used as a The PZC received a detailed Thorpe to attend a work session For his enjoyment during warehouse. Harkins told the letter from Lyle Thorpe meeting to pursue the issue. more than 25 years, he has board that the company also questioning its recent decision 'walked and observed wild Students in Italy BOYS' RUQBY-LOOK has plans for another addition to disallow the screening KNIT SHIRKS flowers within a 10-mlle radius in the future. process of his gravel site. Ten students from Tolland of Manchester. In that time he The plans will now go to the High School, along with five Dacron* polyester/cotton Thorpe also questioned PZC blend. Handsome crew-collar has identified more than 600 building inspector. Usually the alternate Clifford Williams’ chaperones, are visiting Italy species. He is particularly in­ second step is a sewer permit. this week on an annual cultural style. Choose surrey rib or reasons for interceding in the striped jersey. 8-18. terested in the medicinal However, Harkins said the firm tour. properties of flowers and their The itinerary includes visits influence on the early settlers. to many of the famous Tolland historical sites in Italy, art and architecture dating from an­ Golden Cans, Silver Dollars cient Roman through the Rusher Opposes Renaissance and up to modern Voluntary .♦ •* L— Litterbags and a town map will be available at the Town works. Sterilization Hall all this week. Residents may stop in and pick a road to Students participating in the tour are Sherry Clough, Debbie BOYS’ BUCKLE- NEW HAVEN (U PI)- clean up during the week preceding the Extrashaganza BACK JEANS Ecology Fair on April 27. Grant, Mary Gugliotti, Diane National Review Publisher Parent, Lynn Tourtelotte, Pam The 'in' style this season! Solid William Rusher said he opposes Golden beer cans will be distributed along town roads on Wells, Ron Ference, Mike colors, with contrast stitching, Dr. William Shockley’s Monday. These cans will be worth a silver dollar, Green, Joe McAvoy and Dave 2 pockets. Wide-cuffed bot­ proposal to allow voluntary SPOKES" Pricn lub/eci to chtngt redeemable at the yellow truck at the Extrashaganza from Porter. Chaperones and staff toms. Sizes 8-18 Regular. sterilization for persons of low £t*y p iym tn ti 19" DIAQ. MIAS. 100% 2 to 4 p.m. members are David Hopewell, SHIRTS Belt not incl. . intelligence. Grants own hi-styled knits with SOLID STATE COLOR TV COMPLETE STEREO 15" DIAQ. MEAS. Once the supply of litterbags at Town Hall is depleted, Kenneth White, Beatrice White, Rusher and Shockley were 100% SOM state circuitry mssns longer Henry Kreske and Catherine choice of V-neck, zip, or placket col­ prevented from carrying on a SYSTEM WITH residents may have more by calling the Conservation Com­ lar opening. Wide banded bottom; life. Single Touch Coior, too — and that PORTABLE TV mission chairman, Robert Bass at 875-7053. Schaffer. planned debate at Yale Univer- ROLL-ABOUT CART Happy medium size portable at a bang-up Polyester/cotton blend in navy/ JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 means Ideal balance of color and tint with sity Monday night when bkia ribbon valuel Built-in antenna; carry­ while. S-M-L-XL. tha touch of one button. Wood grainad; AM/FM stereo radio with built-in 8 track boisterous students in the ing, handle; wood grained cabinet that’s Group Plans SSS MAIN •T M IT IN DOWNTOWN MANCHUTH twin antennas; handto. tape player and twin speakers; automatic audience interrupted with con­ ALSO • HAHTFORO • NEW BRITAIN • MIDDLETOWN record changer with dust cover; head­ Hght enough to carry home today. tinued heckling. Pldurag Mhawn an • ^Ella Evening’ phones for private listening; roll-about [ov| r 5 5 SS JR’S. HALTER TOPS cart, too. Easy to assemble. The Manchester Grasso for Tie on a winning style! Explore those exciting Governor Committee is plan­ summer haunts in this hot little halter of cool cot- ning a mammouth social. “An w ion. Some in sizes 32-38, others S-M-L. Evening with Ella.” for Sun­ This is the day, May 19 at the Manchester Lovely Lady Armory. Dancing to the music season for GRANT CITY SUPER VALUE of the Bobby Kaye Orchestra and a free bar will be features BLACK Beauty Salon of the event. Tickets are $5 and BUCKLE-BACK JR’S. DENIM JEANS may be purchased from any CARPENTER ANTS 3 A knock 'em dead jean of cotton denim I Sports the member of the Grasso for In a.dditlon to being TWILL JEANS is pleased to announce new natural waist and super cults. Devastating New homemaking or redecorating Governor Committee. unsightly and unsanitary. Newest l^ k ; buckle-back jeans with a new addition to Its staff colors! Sizes 5-15. . . . th is Is the sale event you can’t Democrats from throughout the Black Ants excavate stMched-down center crease and afford to missi Just im agine, a room Greater Manchester area are extensive galleries in wood cuffed flare bottoms. Rugged invited. polyester/cotton in light summer group that sells for say $3()0, with to serve as nesting places OVERJLZ?!- Miss Connie Co-chairmen of the event are colors. 28 to 38. $35 off, you pay $265. Sale indudea and may cause extensive living room groups, dining room Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel, damage to your home. NOW THRU FRI. APRIL 19th Lee Ann Gunderson and Ton sets, bedroom suites.. . ANY furni­ Conran. Tickets will be handled ture item over $200. The eerier you by Nicholas Jackston and Jack A Special GeUAcquaInted Offer. ANY FURNITURE shop, the greater the seiecUone.. . Goldberg, decorations by hurry and savel Richard LaPointe, Dan Cole W OMIN’S WEDQI CLOQt PROTEIN BATH PERMANENT WAVE and Adrienne Bletchman, and Duck canvas uppers have refreshments by Frances smashing straw basket weave Normal or Tinted Hair ITEM OVER $200 Merola, Mary LeDuc, Mary trim, genuine plantation crepe Includes Shampoo and Set Mohr, Mary Gelinas, Mary for a Preventive Maintenance program soles with cushioned insolea. A A A LaBelle and Margaret 00 YOU HAVE A CHARGE? Colors; sizes 5-10. NOW THRU SATURDAY 1 U ■ UU McAuley. the more for your moneyswortii store 0 0 YOU HAVE A CHARGE? the more for your mone^worth store" Royal Antelope Tiniest 649-9240 Don't mlu VERNON Lagos, Nigeria — The smal­ G i a t i t s PLAINVILLE NEWINGTON Trl-CH»FUi« PLAINVILLE NEWINQTON 2f0 Now BrlaUn Ava. 240 Hartford Avo. BRISTOL Lovely Lady Beauty Salon no New BrMn Aw. lest antelope is the royal ante­ 121 F fm ington Ava. G y a n t s HarMord Aw. BRISTOL Don*! 8HAR6ECAR0 Sitsatpaciab... lope of West Africa, measuring AVON-8IMSBURY MIDDLETOWN BARKHAMSTEO AvoN-swasuRy good at all Grant stores Farmington VAUoy Mall Washington Ptaxa Routt 44 WETHERSnELO CHARGEGARO Farmlnelen Vasey l i a MIDDLETOWN BARKHAMSTEO P*milnBton Aw. BUSS EXiaiO UTO B CO, HC. 1M SNaa Daana Hwn odd fa your M RK only 10 to 12 inches at the coast to coast 390 Main St. good MMGtMl Mom H«Aa 44 WETHERSnELO WINDSOR MANCHESTER Manchastar WINDSOR shoulder and weighing 7 to 8 The Oldest & Largest in Conn. 560 Windoor Ava. Parhadt Choiga Accoaot. 649-7666 coiMloeeiM a M fa pounds. SWWindMrAve. MANCHESTER '* * ***** **•?■ 0416B LnnHMKHBiBiHaaHaai Paifcada M ifS. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mmcfaeater, Conn.. Tues.. AprU 16. 1874 ^ C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Tues., April 16.1974- PAGE NINE Panhellenic agements Thompson | Irish-Eliis W illH o ld Duplicate Bridge To Address I Cotter Will Address ChrisUne W. Ellis of Gilead Annual Meet Results Friday night in an Mrs. Flo Barre’ and Mrs. FayO Women Voters I and Preston L. Irish Jr. of Hart­ Junior Women’s ford exchanged wedding vows Andover Bridge Club game at Lawrence, theg Novice; Mra. Sally Heavisides and Mrs. Judy March 23 at Trinity Covenant The Greater Hartford the Andover Congregational Pitts, first; Mrs. Lena Hill and Cong. William R. Cotter will rallying consumers to attack Church in Manchester. PanheUenic Association wiU Church are: Mrs. Paul Barton Mayor John lliompson will itiated by Connecticut junior' Mrs. Doris Murphey, second; be guest speaker at the meeting high prices last spring as a The bride is the daughter of combine its annual meeting afut and Murray Powell, first; Mr. speak on “How Capitol Region women’s clubs. ' Mrs. Evelyn Burton and Mrs. of the Manchester Junior result of the meat bovcott in. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Ellis installation of officers with a and Mrs. Fred Baker, second; Council of Government Bom in Hartford, he attended Ann McCashin, third. Women’s Gub, Wednesday at 8 . of Gilead. The bridegroom is whist party on Monday, April Mrs. Francis Haines and Mrs. Works,” at the Wednesday p.m. a^ the KofC Home. Hartford Public Schoolsy*He Lawrence Moe, third. Nutmeg Opra; North-South, the son of Preston L. Irish Sr. of 29. Th§ event will be held at the meeting of the Manchester graduated from Trinity College Hartford. Tower Suite, Hartford In­ Mrs. Frankie Brown and Mrs. League of Women Voters The club will be hosting with a BA degree in economics Results in the Manchester Lil Holway, first; Mrs. Beverly By Betty Ryder The Rev. Norman Swenson surance Group, Hartford Plaza (LWV). representatives from area and history and resides at 247 Saunders and Mrs. Ann Women’s Editor officiated. ftom 8 to II p.m. Community College bridge We’ve Named The Baby— junior women’s clubs as this is Fairfield Ave., Hartford. games played April 13 are; McLaughlin, second; M s. Luci The program, presented by Miss Connie Ellis of Gilead Following the business the annual “Neighbor’s Night.” Election of officers will also' North-South, Mrs. Janet Boyd Wadsworth and Mrs. Kittle th e LWV committee on was her sister’s maid of honor. meeting a whist party wiU be Another feature will be the take place. This meeting is In the spring a young man’s fancy turns to thoughts of and Mrs. Lil Holway, first; Cataldo^ third. regionalism, will begin at 8 Bridesmaids were Miss held, refreshments will be club’s annual observance of open to the public. Anyone in­ ...... , but most homemakers must concentrate on spring Mrs. Dorothy Mountain and Also, East-West, Mrs. Anne p.m. at the home of Mrs. Bur­ Olzacki, Je ffrey Allan, s. viewer of this fashionable rider. United Methodist Church will meet tonight at 7 at the church. ' ' I MOWER Just goes to show — American designers certainly meet Fine quality mower Is made lor It’s In The Bag the challenge of a changing world. After all, whose going your cutting needs. 3Vt H.P. to give a streaker a second glance if he’s not putting his Briggs & Station ertgine has According to my children, St. Gerard’s Mothers Circle vertical-pull recoil starter, ful best foot forward? there are mothers in will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. 2 0 " cut throttle control on fold­ Manchester who put homemade at the home of Mra. AHred ing hanrSe, quick wheel height cookies in their kids’ lunch bags adjustment. More tor youl USE OUR FREE LAY-A-WAY PLAN— BUY NOW! WE’LL DELIVER LATER! A Whistle-STOP Community Collins, 28 Munro St. Co-hostess every day. A whistle-stop was originally a small town where a train will be Mrs. Leonardo Parla. These same mothers make stopped only upon signal to which the engineer would res­ heart-shaped sandwiches 'on pond by tooting his whistle. But in many towns across the Valentine’s Day, Shamrock nation, it has become a program of crime prevention and The Holy Family Mother’s candies on St. Patrick’s Day. neighbor helping neighbor. ’The program called “Whistle- Circle will meet Wednesday at S l U ENDS And, on their kids’ birthdays send along a frosted cupcake STOP” means just that. Neighbors carry whistles to sum­ 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. FRIDAY for every child in the class. mon aid when they see a crime being committed or a per­ Edward O’Brien, 268 Autumn St. AFRIL IK SNORT OP CASH? My children claim that these son in trouble. Tliis then alerts others to summon the 19 mothers are so well organized police if the situation demands it. UH YOUR O M H I ACCOUNT. they never have to scrounge It’s a pro^am of getting Involved, showing concern for through old pocketbooks for I couldn’t wait till the kids got the well-being of others, and has worked out very A MODERN SMP aRANT Cin FOR AU TOUR milk money and always have a home from school that day. successfully in many towns. rCOAAPAREI UWR MR OMRER REEDS! supply of little brown lunch “Well, what did you think of For further information, write to Whistle-STOP Com­ PHARMACY NEED MORE S1DRA6E SPACE? b a ^ on hand. Their children your lunch?”, I asked John who munity Services, Edgewater Community Council, 5609 N. don’t know the embarassment was the first in the door. Broadway, Chicago, 111. TRY OUR 'LEISURE UVING’ of a cut-down grocery bag. "Weren’t those Easter cakes Now I ask you, who can com­ delicious?” pete with women like that? Cer­ “They were really neat,” he MOST PRICES INCLUDE FREE DELIVERY & INSTALLATION! You Just Can't Win DELUXE STORAGE HOUSE! ALL-PURPDSE Attractive. . . roomy. .. super strong! Hot-dipped steel con­ 93 tainly not me. Not at 7 o’clock agreed. “In fact I traded them GARDEN TOOLS The comments of a lottery winner last week brought a struction* gives weathertight protection for your tools, N|res. in the morning when I’m trying with George and Michael.” chuckle so we thbught we’d pass it along. A 70-year-old LoneundsdhanSMwISipte. 22” SELF-PROPELLED to put the lunches together. “You traded them?” aportinggoods,othervaluableequipmenLBdra8trenglhpad- oltisn cut MMl tor quUSv. •SOfMTNAIM H.P. MOWER My intentions are the best. “Oh, don’t worry, I made a PINE HIDE-A-BED COLONIAL PINE man on winning the $15,000 said, “Money. You work all fockabto sMng doors, hesnry duty anodbnid window and door HOTPOINT RECLINERS COLOMAL SPANISH FORMAL •aOSM rOMT MOWl. Rotvy motor with tiondlo-bowd Every week when I market, I good deal. For those two cakes your life to get it. If you get it and keep it they call you a Immes. Large skylights, tool See H todayl Sold unassemblod. •aesNSMiua dutch ond ttvolUo ooMrolt. ImSvIduoI R E Fn G E M TM TrsQiiioiisii Esny D IN E n r S E T 2-PIECE DINING ROOM KROEHLER I BEDROOM SET miser. If you spend it they call you a spendthrift. If you uihoolh^oiammonsoiilutws- buy a supply of things especial­ I got a half a tunafish m c u R in j UKURKB Cootomporvy ilytoO 4 COMPUTE ly for the lunch bags. But, sandwich, a bag of potato FREEZER • ROOHOHIBIRiCATABU UVIN G ROOM I •TBIU WITHIIAf Tom’S novor fuww don’t have it they call you a bum.” Niau nil iHin snunuam ■ m i LEW iMttotohido PIECES Blue Cross and Blue Shield before the week is half over, my chips AND a candy bar.” » DouMi Door Mort , I M tor Itotag Boon • BOEABHOGlUa • 4SIMGWUn .Ooulito Droosor • CrIsiMr } or Play Boom •4RUTCIHM •W O O O TB 8i I •ZARMCHAHS fOMMIB WwllSSI MiSIM I .Spodotti moot are probably the best known MBTUOUIRS I ««$ pantry shelf’s as bare as .E m M i • • ZIPPOEDHMM • HAMOtOBK CNIMA .Mountod Mirror of health insurance Mother Hubbards. • B U TC U B M IO m ly. .Pinol Bod VolMO or If t0-tt44 Rtgultr 5200 plans...There are now over It have the kind of children Our BACK DOOR B A U sixty-five million sub­ SUNDAY SPECIALS who eat and don’t tell. ’They eat Servicemen scribers in these nonprofit the last slice of bread from the «219 S299 r 448 I ^679 |$ig8 $499 organizations...In all fifty bag, the last cookie from the Rtgultrff tllO DofI Women To Mark Stgultflf tiSO «88 - «199| _Ro2vtorhrt£M Stgyltrir fS*0 UCXDOORIAU states, plus Canada and jar, and they pass out all the Puerto Rico, eighty-two U.S. Air Force Capt. Robert IW *, V oranges grandma sends from A. Manwarren, son of Mr. and Golden Anniversary plans are in operation...Blue Florida to the kids on the Mrs. LaVem F. Manwarren of Cross is designed to pay all street.* St. Margaret’s Circle, or part of hospital bills and Columbia, has arrived from SOME ITEMS CASH AND CARRY*. FAIR TRADED MERCHANDISE NOT INCLUDED! grand knight of the Knights of A'3 There are only two things I duly at Udom Royal ’Thai AFB, Daughters of Isabella, will Columbus; Neda Kubicza, state Blue Shield,to pay those of can count on finding in the pan­ celebrate its golden anniver­ the doctor...These plans are Thailand. Capt. Manwarren Is a regent of Daughters of Isabella. try. Carrots. No one would weapons systems operator with sary April 21 at Piano’s Also, the Rev. Paul C. Trinque, primarily designed for FAIMROWINOI dream of raiding the vegetable a unit of the Pacific Air Forces. Restaurant. of the Church of the Assumption groups and families...It is bln. And peanut butter. We buy The celebration, which is the rarity today for a family He previously served at and chaplain of St. Margaret’s it in a 4-pound jars. Wurtsmith AFB, Mich. He Is a being held in conjunction with Circle, the Rev. Charles L. not to be covered by some 314 Sometimes I can’t find RiG. 4.77 1964 graduate of Windham High Queen Isabella Day on April 22, Hewitt, state chaplain; and type of insurance anything to spread the peanut ■ 4is.sas F E iT IU Z n School In Willimantic. He was will open at 1:30 p.m. with a Claire P. Little, supreme plan...Look into your in-' 96 L B . B A D ■ 1Q U .FT. butter on. When there’s no social hour. Dinner will be surance plan carefully and All purpose plant fdod la commissioned in 1969 upon regent. ' GRANTS HNE QUALITY 50' X W PlASnC lO'eAMBOORAK GRANTS PINE bread, I try crackers. When served at 2:30. make sure you’re getting the ■peclally formulattd lor graduation from Officer Entertainment will be RYEGRASS MIXTURE llowars S vagetablaa. It will GRANTS lAWN Famoiit for Its flaxibilityl there are no crackers I stuff Anna LaGace, banquet chair­ GARDEN NOSE Strong mstal band seeursa OARK MULCH Training School at Lackland provided by the Sunshine Group very best for your money... Fast growing seed produces help produce mors profuaa FOOD 18-84 celery. When there’s no celery I man, will serve as toastmaster. flowart t negstablSa. ExIraKlurabMy tor lough Jobs. bamboo Isalh to sandadhard- DscOraUva, easy to ut«. Helps AFB, Texas. of the Senior Citizens Center; Proper medication bsh,grsen,lovelylawn.Ea- Fast acting lor qiick graining Fka a | standard ouMsta. Brass wood handto tor axtra wear prsvant aroslon, drynats, let Uiem buy their lunches. Agnes Buccion, regent of St. pseialv good tor bars spots. aetlen. Also good tor trass A Frank Denski and Paul alleviates a great amount of oouplnga. and Itar. VNus phisl wsads,ollMrpmbtoffla. Then my only problem Is fin­ Margaret’s Circle, will give the ihruba. U.S. Air Force Sgt. Richard Gruessner, with music by Ira discomfort. Fill your ding the necessary 50K;ent P. Barile, son of 5 ^ . Carmen welcome. The history of the Cormier. prescriptions at LENOX group will be related by Irene pieces Barile of Seagraves Rd., Coven­ PHARMACY, 299 E. Center 00 YOU HAVE A CHARGE? Last week I decided to show ALL UERCHAHDISE SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALEI Bergin. 37% Not Immunized the m ore for vourm onew sw orth wtore try, has arrived for duty at St., Tel. 649-0896 for free the kids what I was really Welford RAF Station, England. Participating in the program 1 ^ I s s Atlanta — About 37 per cent delivery. Open 8-9. Sun. and capable of and made individual Sgt. Barile, a law enforcement iB will be the Rt. Rev. Edward J. ' v u m o N PUUNVIUI DO YOU KNOW BRANT OTY of the nation’s nearly 14 mil­ Holidays <*,8-8. “Symbol Of Trl-CNy Ptoza SSOMdWBilaMiAvM. B M trO L Easter egg cakes for their CHARGE IT OR CREDIT TERMS-FREE PARKING Reardoo, pastor of St. James Z4B Marttord Avd. NASt specialist, is assigned to a unit lion preschooi children are not Finest Pharmacy Service.” 111 PdfBdnglon kn. lunch bags. I frosted them with Church; the Rev. Edward S. AV0N-BIIM8UIIV MIDDLITOWM ■ A m m A M m o • SPRING-CLEANINQ SUPPLES of the U.S. Air Forces in immunized against polio, mea­ Gift Dept., Film, Cosmetics, W IT N U W n iL O has his coach Stan Ogrodnik u stopped for a traffic light supermarket prices. Sports Editor Thompson. Others on the sing the 41-point plateau es­ Congregational Church of relatives. family use in 1969 and the con- The building permit applica­ suspended if they continued to returned to Europe with a machine-like performance by a made the announcement. A behind a motorcycle operated Rockville, United Commercial Graveside services are tion was filed by builder Linder shout. young Irish runner who could figure prominently in inte?^’ Democratic roster for the tablished in 1965 by Ray by Robert Phelps of Summit Niger Quiet press conference will be Travelers, Foresters of Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. in St. Carlson for Raymond For Shockley, it was the last national track. benefit game with LaGace. Averaging a school Dr,, Vernon and accelerated held Wednesday at the high America, and the Odd Fellows. Bernard’s Cemetery, Rockville. McCarthy, who then owned the chapter in his on - again, off - COTONOU, Dahomey (UPI) — A Radio Niamey in a proceeds going to the record 22.4 points per outing too quickly when the light Neil Cusack, a slim, brownhaired Limerick native who school formally announcing He is also survived by two The White-Gibson-Small house. again affair with Yale. He had broadcast from the capital of neighboring Niger said the Cancer Fund are P at this year, Whelton led the About Town changed, striking the cycle and attends East Tennessee State College, took a commanding the flashy guard’s decision. sons, George Liebe of Tolland Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., ZBA members, voting to deny been invited to speak at the un­ West African nation was quiet following a bloodless coup Prignano, John Tani, Bob Ogro^ik-coached Eagles to causing it to fall over. lead Monday early in the 26-mile 385-yard race, and main­ Whelton had narrowed the and Robert Liebe of Rockville, is in charge of the variance, reasoned that the iversity by three groups in the by the army Monday. The new military rulers are main­ Police said Phelpc suffered tained it with the aid of a slight tail wind and despite a Price, Bill Broneill, Herb a 17-6 ledger and a quarter­ Middletown; a brother, Emer­ arrangements. neighborhood now consists past three months, but all taining a curfew and reported the uranium-rich West field to two, UConn and minor injuries. Bernie is brutal stretch of pavement known as Heartbreak Hill to Stevenson, John Hutchin­ final berth in the Class A son Liebe of Florida; another There are no calling hours. St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild primarily of single-family rescinded their invitations un­ Versatile Performer Fairfield University, after scheduled to appear in Circuit African nation “well in hand” today. The army toppled the son, Fran Mahoney, Dave State Basketball Tourna­ brother and a sister; and eight will conduct a rununage sale homes, and the area should re­ der pressure from Shockley win in the near-record time of 2:13:39. originally receiving in­ Court 12, Rockyille, May 7. government of President Hamani Diori, who has ruled Pretty Jean McAdam, who annexed the Women’s Divi­ Barry, Joel Janenda, Tom ment. He concluded his grandchildren. ’Thursday from 9:30 to 11:30 main that way. critics. It was the third-fastest time ever recorded in the 87-year quiries from over 200 Niger since its independence from France in 1960. sion prown in the recent Town Duckpin Bowling Tourna­ Conran, Chuck Higgins, scholastic career with 1,153 Private funeral services are a.m. in Neill Hall of St. Mary’s history of the international event, three minutes and nine colleges and universities. State Probe ment at the Holiday Lanes is a versatile athlete. Last Dick LaPointe, Jon Norris points, second on the all- Wednesday at the Burke-Fortin Episcopal Church. After the seconds off the record set by England’s Ron Hill in 1970. “It was a very difficult Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., summer the Pratt and Whitney secretary helped Groman’s atid-Bill Fitzgerald. time East list behind Tim Of College sale, the group will meet in the The only other runner to better Cusack’s time was Eamon decision to make,” Whelton Rockville. The Rev. Paul J. Sports Shop annex the Connecticut Amateur Softball Assn. Tickets are available at Kearns’ 1472 markers. parish house. Members are O’Reilly, an American, who finished second to Hill in 1970. stated, “UConn is a good Bowman, pastor of Union Nears End reminded to bring sandwiches Tournament and win a trip to the National Heartbreak Hill, a stretch of terror to hundreds of good Croman's, F a r r ’s and Whelton conceivably could Congregational Church, will of­ basketball school which HARTFORD (UPI) - State and dessert. Beverages will be n A rthur's Tournament in Chattanooga, Tenn . . . Rich Nassiff Arms. start as a freshman at the ficiate. Burial will be in Grove runners, was too much for Cusack’s only serious rival, appears to be on the rise and police expect to finish in­ served. Bedard, former Amherst college athlete, is the new varsi­ state university, filling the Hill Cemetery, Rockville. l \ DRUG STORES Tom Fleming of the New York Athletic Club, who finished it looks like it has a good JOE WHELTON vestigating charges of possible vacant guard slot of There are no calling hours. ty baseball coach at American International (College in second in 2:14:25. School of Business Ad­ misuse of $50,000 at Norwalk 190 rARMlMCTON AVI NARTFOBD CONN SIT n Springfield this spring...Moe Morhardt is now in his eighth graduating Jimmy Foster. Manchester Chapter, DAV, “I never even thought of time, strategy or anything like ministration.” W helton with a basketball, holds William T. S eypura State Technical College in will meet tonight at 8 at the 98T MAIN ST MANCMISTIB CONN 64J ISOS season as varsity baseball coach at Gilbert High in that. All I wanted to do was win the race,” Cusack said Marathon He was considered the No. 1 about two weeks. previously indicated that every single East assist William T. Seypura, 40, of 71 American Legion Home. 144 BROAD ST WINDSOR. CONN 488 SIS] Winsted. The former Manchester High diamond star made scholastic backcourtman in A state audit of the school had after he crossed the finish line at the Prudential Building these two factors would mark. This past season be Lyness St: died Sunday at 40 MAIN ST. ROCKVILLE CONN 8T5-9JA3 it all the way to the major leagues with the (Chicago Cubs. in the city’s Back Bay section. Champion New England, New York, Manchester Memorial revealed at least $5,500 was The Master Mason degree weigh heavily in his deter­ doled out a record 184 New Jersey and missing and about $40,000 ap­ When the Cubs decided to move Ernie Banks from Motorcycle policemen bracketed the young runner most mination. Hospital. will be conferred in full shortstop to first base it killed Morhardt’s chances of assists, eight per game, to Massachusetts this year by Mr. Seypura was born in parently placed in and out of Hiramic Legend by Manchester of the way to clear a path through one of the largest Thankful The 5-11 guard, dubbed the sticking and he never had a second shot at the big bring his career total to 503. several college mentors, in­ Schenectady, N.Y. and had bank accounts over the last Lodge of Masons tonight at 7:30 crowds ever to view the contest. Bicycle riders closely passmaster because of his He holds the single game three years. HEALTH and BEAUTY AIDS SUPER DISCOUNTS show...Waterbury’s Terry Tata, now in his second season trailed Cusack until he entered the city proper, when they cluding his new coach. Dee lived in Manchester for the past at the Masonic Temple. Roger BOSTON (UPI) - Neil ability to thread a needle mark, 14, stablished in the Rowe. 14 years. He was employed as a Frank Juzsli, college presi- S. Ather, worshipful master as a National League umpire, is part of the four-man crew were waved off the course by policemen. Cusack can be thankful for a lot deq^aid,state police who have R EG ULA R - captained by Tom Gorman, the fine off-season story welder at Pratt and Whitney will preside. SUPER HOLD Cusack said prior to the race he wanted only to run well of things. beeiPinv((!stigating the alleged Division of United Aircraft POWER MICRIN teller...Steve Blass, currently struggling to regain his enough to qualify for the European championships later He was aided by a strong Corp., East Hartford, for 14 irregularities for the last three EXCL REVLON pitching effectiveness with Pittsburgh, gave up five home this summer. tailwind (25 miles per hour), weeks, could have a report “in years. PLUS SCISSOR run balls to Hank Aaron. Blass is currently working out at ‘T ve had a lot of indoor races, but I didn’t know if I had the famed Heartbreak Hill and Survivors are two sons, a couple of weeks.’’ HAIR SPRAY the Pirates’ spring camp in Bradenton, Fla., in hopes the his own endurance. Juzsli said the state auditors BONANZA enough training,” he said. He added that Heartbreak Hill Daniel Seypura and Brian IliiCRINi Mouthwash warmer weather will help cure his arm miseries...Two But he’s just thankful that the Seypura, both of Manchester; a started looking into the school’s ONLY P U IS I YOUR CHOICE was the turning point of the race. iinttortaU.3ttt. ttAWOUAAC------I ONLY 78th Boston Marathon is over daughter, Lisa Seypura of financial records last week. ONLY current members of Manchester’s Board of Directors “That was the toughest part of the course. Other than 1078 BURNSIDE AVE. were part of a successful racing team several years ago. and that he won it. Manchester; three brothers, Beyond saying "shortages have EAST HARTFORD, CONN. that, it wasn’t too bad. But it was bad enough. The only Cusack, a 22-year-old senior Leonard Seypura of Scotia, been reported,” Juzsli was un­ No SolotiiMn Roprotont U*. A L L KINDS Matt Moriarty Jr. supplied the car, known as Big Red, and thing I thought of when I reached the Hill was to get the from East Tennessee State, Floranco BoMon, Ownor N.Y., and Joseph Seypura and able to say exactly how much Barber - Thinning Bob Price was the driver in national drag race competi­ hell over it and go on with the race. I wasn’t aware of who finished the marathon Monday Cuticle - Dretsmaker Frank Seypura, both of money has been involved so far. Reg. $1.00 tion. The car and driver combined to win national laurels was second and I never even thought I had it until I got in 2:13:39, the second-best win­ LIM IT ONE F.ULL QUART LIM IT ONE Sawing Reg. $169 Schenectady, N.Y.; and a in 1967. over Heartbreak Hill. Then I figured I had it won.” ning time and third-best overall sirter. Miss Annie Se}rpura of STAINLESS STEEL ONLY ONLY ONLY YOUR CHOICE Fleming, who was among ^e early leaders, began time in the race’s history. Schenectady. G ILLEn E COMMAND MAN, 6 inch size closing the gap as the two runners entered the portion of And with the vgn, (Cusack Funeral services are COLOGNES boosted himself into the Euro­ WE HAVE THEM the course which rises 180 feet in three and three-quarters Thursday at 11 a.m. at the ElUs Your Diamond Is Trade-Able HAIR SPRAY^O* MIRRORS Attractive Douhleheader pean National Championships, BLADES M ATCHING miles in a series of four hills. By the time the two reached Funeral Home, 846 State St., DOUBLE EDGE Reg. 794 STAND UP - SHAVING an event which required a good ALL THE NAME BRANDS' ROUND THE NECK Attractive doubleheader for American League baseball the top of the hills, Fleming had cut Cusack’s lead from Schenectady. Burial will be in Reg. 794 P A K ofS 7 oz. size Reg. $1.00 showing in Monday’s race. As a Vale Cemetery, Schenectady. HAND TYPE Reg. $1.39 fans is set Sunday, Aug. 4 at Shea Stadium when the New about 220 to 150 yards. But the effort proved too much for So Why Wait? INTENSIVE CARE matter of fact, the Limerick, ONLY ONLY ONLY York Yankees entertain the Boston Red Sox. The latter has Fleming, who also finished second a year ago. Friends may call at the Ellis LARGE 16 oz. size ONLY Ireland, native would have run Funeral Home Wednesday from VASELINE no scheduled twinbills at Fenway this season. Only Jerome Drayton, Canada’s best marathoner, finished in the marathon last year but he 7 to 9 p.m. TEASING BATH makeup games will be part of either day-night or single ad­ HERBAL NOXEMA Reg. 394 Reg. $1.00 third with a time of 2:15:33. received an achilles injury that The Maple Hill Chapels, 382 Reg. $2.19 COMBS BRUSH mission doubleheaders...Lousy weather has resulted in The woman’s division winner was , a tiny, turned into a sciatic condition. Maple Ave., Hartford, was in BATH BEADS' sub-par attendance for Boston’s first home stand at As a result, he was out of action '■Reg. $1.15 1 5 o i. ttee 38-year-old housewife from Los Angeles, who finished in charge of local arrangments. Fenway park this season, which in understandable...Race 2:47:11, 279th overall. The 86-pound world’s woman for all of last track season. Mrs. Mildred B. Kibbe car driver Bob Allison’s five-man crew set a new record by marathon champ knocked 17:56 off the previous record set “I've had a lot of indoor races (in the last year),’’ he said, ELLINGTON - Mrs. Mildred ARTHUR'S SPRING FESTIVAL OF VALUES changing the two right side tires while adding 14 gallons of by Sara Mae Berman of Newton, Mass., in 1970. “but I didn’t know if I had B. Kibbe, 70, of Newington died gasoline from two separate fuel cans in 19.928 seconds. The (UPI photo) Four other women broke the women’s mark of 3:05:07— enough training.” • Monday at her home. She was feat was worth $1,000 to the men behind the scene...Jack NEVER LOWER Kathy Switzer of New York City, (Dhristina Kofferschlager The turning point of this, and Top MalCi Female Finishers in Boston the sister-in-law of Boyd Kibbe full Size Holik has won the starting catching job with Trinity POLAROID CORN T and Manuela Pruess of West Germany and of many other marathons was of Ellington. me College’s baseball team this spring. Trin nearly had an all- the Suffolk Track Club. Neil Cusack of Ireland and Miki Gorman of Los Angeles She is also survived by a son, U Heartbreak Hill, a series of TYPE 107 LAUNDRY COB Manchester battery until Jim Balesano decided not to The victory by Cusack gave the title back to the four hills along Commonwealth a daughter, a brother, a sister, | | BANANA return to school, 'hie pair starred at Manchester High Europeans, who have dominated the race in past years. Avenue in Newton. Here, Tom and two grandchildren. FILM BASKET PIPES before entering the college ranks...Bob Steele, popular Funeral services are ASSORTED COLORS Last year’s event was won by Jon Anderson of the Oregon Fleming, who eventually Petite Los Angeles Housewife ONLY ONLY ONLY Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the WTIC radio personality, will emcee Sunday night’s Track Club —the only American to win the event since finished second for the second BLACK 8i Connecticut Boxing Guild Dinner at Valle’s. Honored guest year in a row, tired and Ladd Funeral Home, 19 WHITE FILM Reg. 1957. Ellington Ave., Rockville. will be Frankie O’Brien of Manchester. Sam Maltempo is developed muscle spasms, SANTA MARIA LIM IT TW O 494 and 594 causing him to pause several Not Surprised Setting Mark Burial will be in Ellington 44 pit. $650.00 < 2 3 4 ^ handling local ticket sales. He’s also general chair­ LIM IT ONE s 4 9 ^ times. Center Cemetery. Reg. 294 * ^ man...How the time flies. Dick McAuliffe is now in his 14th Friends may call at the “I didn’t even notice,” said BOSTON (UPI) — Looking cool and pion, finished in 2:52:57. SEVILLE MUG SIZE major league season, the first 13 in Detroit. The Red Sox funeral home Wednesday from Sleeve of 2 BULBS SYLVANIA RELIABLE ALL YEAR ROUND Cusack, oblivious to everything happy, petite Miki Gorman said she Two more record-breaking times (OOO TO OOO Great for the coming season have used the versatile infielder at two different positions WED. RINO 00.00 except his own race. “1 never wasn’t surprised at setting a women’s were run by the third and fourth 7 to 9 p.m. MELITA LUX to date...Jim Colla, former Manchester High gridder, is SOFT look^ back, and I wasn’t aware record in the Boston Marathon. finishers, 35-year-old Nina Kuscsik of among the varsity candidates with the UConn football Mrs. Margaret C. Fox FILTER KEROSENE WALL of who was second. I never even The 86-pound Los Angeles housewife Huntington Station, N.Y., in 2:55:24 WHITE team this spring. Andy Baylock,- freshman mentor, thought I had the race won until Mrs. Margaret Connors Fox crossed the finish line Monday in and Manuela Preuss of West Germany of Lutz, Fla., formerly of COFFEE MAKER reported last fall against the New Hampshire frosh, the I went over the hill.” There’s no better time to trade BULBS LAMPS CLOCK 2:47:11, winning the women’s division in 2:58:46. Rockville and Tolland, died Contains ONLY ONLY ONLY U ^nns were down to a minimum number of players when Last year, Fleming was run­ yoqr diamond. Choose a ONLY of the 78th annual Marathon and The pixie-like Mrs. Gopnan was Monday at a Tampa, Fla. con­ MUG8( Colla suffered a serious gash on his nose. With no lineman ning close to the leader, Jon M s magnificent new Keepsake. slicing almost 18 minutes off the met at the finish line with a kiss and a valescent home after a long il­ .40 to spare, Colla went out, got patched up and returned to Anderson of Eugene Ore., when A perfect diamond of superb Filler bags ’ Reg. existing women’s record. Sara Mae hug from her husband of eight years, lness. play his usual fine game. Colla was named the top lineman he cramped on the hill and fell Mrs. Fox was bom in New­ white color and correct modem $2.75 to second. Berman of Newton, Mass., set the Mike. “We were modestly confident cut Permanently registered with Manchester High in 1972. Cusack, while admitting that burgh, N.Y., in 1899 and had 40-60-100 Watt Reg. 744 Qoseout Limit to Store Stock Reg. $2.49 to $365 Reg. $6.99 record in 1970, in the first women’s that she would win,” the Los Angeles lived in Walden and Ilion, N.Y., and protected against loss. the hill was a tough stretch, race, in 3:05:07. stockbroker said. ” We were and Worcester, Mass., before TRAVEL ABBEY Beautifully Styled looked strong as he passed the Mrs. Gorman, who stands a bit over prepared.” coming to Connecticut. most torturous portion of the 5 feet tall and is a native of Tokyo, Gorman said he did a little running BUTANE route. In fact, when the race Survivors are a son, Edward CRIBBAGE GAME said the race “was tough” but not as with Miki, “but she’s the runner of the Fox of Lutz; a daughter, Mrs. LUGGAGE was over, he was able to face TABLE Reg. hard as she thought it would be. “ It family.” John Burokas of Tolland; a hordes of reporters and COSMETIC BAG $1669 ONLY $1268 Coventry Drops Opener brother, Frank Connors of New­ SONOTA $400.00 ONLY LIGHTER cameramen in a relatively was tough,” she said. "I was told it “I encourage her as much as I can, DELUXE TOTE $16.99 ONLY $1268 burgh; a sister, Mrs. Eleanor W.B. $125.00 ONLY calm manner. was going to be very hard, so it wasn’t like getting up at 5 a.m. to run,” Gor­ 21" WEEKEND $1969 ONLY $1468 as hard as I thought.” man said. “I’m very proud of her, I Hoctor of Newburgh; five 24" WARDROBE $2669 ONLY $1968 Dropping its baseball season lory. AUrulities drove in two “Don’t let my appearance grandchildren and two great­ 26" WARDROBE $3269 ONLY $2268 opener yesterday was Coventry runs and struck out eight in his fool you,” he said. “I’m more “I wasn’t surprised at my time,” think it’s fantastic.” tired than I’ve ever been in my grandchildren. LATEST COLORS - DURABLE High 3-0 to Rocky Hill in a stint on the hill. Joe Mrs. Gorman said smiling. “My Mrs. Gorman, who said she ran Funeral services will be $769* 5 " PLUM - OLIVE - CHARCOAL - GOLD Charter Oak Conference McLaughlin went the distance entire life. I’m probably so target time was 2:46.”. about 15 miles iq^ile she was training Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. at the engagement at the winner’s for Coventry and took the loss. tired that I don’t even act like In s^ond place for women was 26- for the marathon, began running "to Blount Funeral Home, Lutz, itort, to day and thru Salurday Hiqhl' field. Rocky H ill' 002 100 X 3 6 3 I’m tired. Thank God it’s over.” S/5if runs Coventry 000 000 0 0 4 4 year-old Christa Kofferschlager of gain weight” five years ago when she followed by cremation. 3lm» QtntrmliMH - , The homestanding Terriers lUPI photo) ’The slim, brown-haired, 138- Wuppertal, West Germany, who also joined the Los Angeles Athletic Club. CUaA<^9t ^ rode the arm and bat of winning Andrulities, Emonods (6) and pounder said he didn’t map out The family suggests that any Leader Has Bicycle Escort broke the 1970 record. Miss She set the world women’s marathon memorial contributions may be WNCMESTa nVKME BANKAMcQICARO or hurler Dave Andrulities to vie- Fyler; McLaughlin and any strategy when preparing TrBdr-MArfc Rff’ Goodale. Kofferschlager, the European cham­ record of 2:46 last Dec. 2. made to the American Cancer MASTER CHARGE CARD Neil Cusack Never Looked Back for the race. Society. P ^ E TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues.. April 16. 1974 Keyed Up Coleman Stops Sox MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn Tups Apriljg, 1974 - PAGE THIRTEEN “P and Reggie Cleveland was Nets and Stars Vision Sweep nervous before their pitching assignments at Fenway Park Monday. Cleveland threw only 96 pitches and did not walk a batter, but he lost because he made a fast ball too good to Cash. S^So^ Coleman pitched a three-hitter and the Detroit Tigers beat the Red NEW YORK (U P I)-T h e but they were even better once again the Nets won . il?® ball started out inside, but it tailed in over the plate, right where New York Nets and Utah men. We’ve got to move the he likes it,’| Cleveland said. Monday night when they because of an overall team Ron Boone led six Stars in m anag^ a three-hitter, but one of the hits was a home Stars have visions of a ball better and shoot better handcuffed Kentucky’s two effort. Larry Kenon had 12 double figures as he hit 20 run by Norm Cash into the right fi61d bleachers in the fifth inning. games when the pitcher throws a three-hitter,” playoff sweep in their minds or we’re going to get our points in the game. top guns, Dan Issel and Artis rebounds and Billy Paultz m« r up bwause that’s how I always feel pitching here before Ked Sox manager Darrell Johnson said. “You win nine out of 10 of those while Kentucky and Indiana pants run off. We quit in the games. Gilmore, to win 99-80. diminished the presence of ra is S fn'lVatick*^ Coleman, a native of Boston who was are in desperate need of vic­ end and I was disappointed. Indiana’s reserve guards - Reserve forward Wendell 7-foot 2 Artis Gilmore by The Red left Boston Monday night for a three-game series with the tories as both ABA division These are the most impor­ Billy Keller and Kevin New York Yankees starting this afternoon. Ladner, a mid-season boxing him out effectively. dora*™^" *** lacked control in the early innings but then settled playoff sites switch to the tant games of the year and Joyce, rallied the Pacers Luis Tiant, 0-0, was scheduled to face Mel Stottlemyre, 1-1, in Boston’s acquisition from Kentucky, Issel, who had a season- underdogs’ court Wednesday we’re lying down and taking after they had trailed 82-70 stole the show and stood the low nine points, hit only 4-of- Coleman walked five batters and hit Bemie Carbo twice, his only jam nrst visit to Shea Stadium. The Yankees will be using the home of the night. a beating.” going into the fourth National League Mets for the next two years while Yankee Stadium is crowd of 13,726 on its feet 14 shots and Gilmore 5-of-17. came in the seventh inning with runners on first and third following one- Both the Nets and Stars, quarter. Keller hit a pair of renovated. with a tremendous all- As a team, the Colonels hit out singles by Doug Griffin and Mario Guerrero, but he got T o n Z regular season champions in The third game will be in three-pointers and Joyce Harper to hit into a double play. lonuny Bill Lee and Rick Wise will be Boston’s pitchers in the second and third around game, his best of the 29 per cent in the first half, the East and West, moved sank two layups after a cou­ p m e s of the series before the Red Sox return to Fenway Park to open a year for New York. 37 per cent overall. Louisville Wednesday night Coleman’s record is now 2-0. He threw a two-hitter at the New York ahead 24) in their division ple of steals as Indiana “ft , five-game home stand against Cleveland and Kansas City. Ladner tallied 15 points “We compensated for and the fourth in Lexington Yankees in Detroit four days earlier and won, 4-1. finals battle Monday night Saturday. came within three points and had 14 rebounds, five their offensive rebounding in with victories. assists and five steals in 29 102-99 with a half minute the first game by having Utah hit its last six points left. New York, combining a minutes while nearly shut­ Issel crash the boards more on free throws to beat In­ harrassing, sagging defense ting out Issel. Issel, who this time,” said McCarthy. The diana 106-102 and the But Jimmy Jones and with a free-wheeling scored six points in the first ’’But we still lost. We’ve got Clyde Wright Flashes offense, convincingly Pacers, who appeared to be Zelmo Beaty each sank a quarter while being guarded to shoot better from the out­ gaining strength in the latter whipped Kentucky for the by Julius Erving, managed pair of free throws to keep side and the funny thing is, stages of the season, now STANDINGS second straight game. The only three the rest of the the Stars ahead. we’re a good outstide face an uphill battle in Nets were “damn near w ay under Ladner’s shooting club. George McGinnis of In­ perfect,’’ according to defending their ABA cham­ diana led all scorers with 30 In Brewers’ Uniform pressure. “ The defense they’re pionship. 'The Pacers host points. Mel Daniels had 18 Colonel Coach *Babe Erving followed up his 35- using collapses around the National League McCarthy in the opening the Stars in Indianapolis and Joyce 13 for the Pacers. point performance in the middle and they’re surroun­ EAST game victory Saturday night Wednesday and Thursday Willie Wise and Jones each first game with 27 points but ding Issel with two or three night. NEW YORK (UPI) — Clyde Wright’s downfall last Meanwhile, I’d like to pitch six or seven years in GB had 18 for Utah. season may turn out to be a windfall for the Milwaukee Milwaukee.” X-Montreal Brewers. St. Louis Del Crandall, manager of the Brewers, wishes he had a Wright, a 31-year-old lefthander who won 22 games for Philadelphia few more pitchers like Wright. Chicago Celts Are Afraid History California in 1970, slumped to a dismal 11-19 record last “lie’s the left-handed pitcher we wanted from the New York year with the Angels and was put on the trading block this start,” said Crandall. “He’s a winner. Luckily for us, he Pittsburgh AND past winter where he was promptly picked up by the slumped last year and were able to get him.” WEST Brewers for catcher Ellie Rodriguez. The Brewers made Wright’s task easier by getting him W L Pet GB It was a deal the Brewers couldn’t refuse and one they’re Will Repeat Itself Tonight RADK five runs in the second inning off Mike Cuellar. Four Los Angeles 1 .700 hoping will make them contenders in the American League San Francisco NEW YORK (TIPT^ — Rncfnn Palti/ie -r 1/* • _ _ • X «... singles plus a walk and a throwing error by Cuellar ac­ 1 .600 1 NEW YORK (UPI) — The Boston Celtics are afraid of 16 in a 16-point game. Earl Monroe, who gave the East Division this year. They figure last season was just counted for the runs. Cincinnati I .500 2 history will repeat itself tonight. The New York Knicks one of those crazy things that sometimes happens to a Houston ) .500 2 Bullets fits with his weaving one-on-one bouts and outside TONIGHT In other American League games, Detroit edged Boston hope they’re right. shooting, contributed only six points. pitcher. Clyde Wright, a loser? No way. Atlanta ) .500 2 Last year, Boston romped over the Knicks in the opening 7:30 World Cup: Cougars 1-0, California whipped Minnesota 8-1 and Oakland nipped San Diego .200 “When you’re not hitting, it makes you feel real tired,” vs. Whalers, WINF So far, in two starts as a Brewer, Wright has justified his Chicago 4-3 in 13 innings. game of their NBA Eastern Conference playoff finals and new club’s faith in him. He boosted his record to 2-0 Mon­ X-games behind based on 1st- Frazier said, “but what can you do when we hit only 34 of 9:30 NBA: Bulls vs. Bucks, Angels 8, Twins 1 place team the know-it-alls predicted a Celtic sweep in four. New 103 shots. Our defense wasn’t that bad. Ch.3 day night when he four-hit the Baltimore Orioles in a 6-1 York came back to win the second encounter by as big a triumph. Bill Singer tossed a five-hitter and Joe Lahoud batted in Monday's Results “Last year was a little more humiliating. They just ran 10:00 NBA: Knicks vs. two runs with a homer and a single to spark the Angels Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 2 margin and went on to win the series in seven. by us. On Sunday, we had better position, but didn’t shoot Celts “You’ve got to learn and I have learned that on certain over the Twins. Singer struck out seven in notching his se­ Atlanta 6, San Diego 0 “Sunday’s game was only one win,” said Boston center days the good hitters are going to send you to the well. But as well. If we can follow the same script as last year, that cond win. The Twins committed five errors in the game. Houston 3, San Francisco 1 Proof There’s Still Fish in Florida Dave Cowens. “We need three more and I don’t think any would be perfect. I think we’ll have to go seven games tonight it was my turn. I had good everjkhing. Good speed, A’s 4, White Sox 3 Only games scheduled will be this easy.” again to win it.” good command,” said Wright, who pitched hitless ball Today’s Games Gene Tenace singled home John Donaldson with two out ? a 2 t thpV!'h"n^‘l '^ “,S amterjack is Jonathan Baskin of 38 Kennedy Rd. The local youth Cowens picked up five personals in the first three The Knicks showed a shooting eye that would have over the last seven innings. New York (Seaver 04)) at $20^000 Prize in the 13th to give the A’s their victory. Donaldson, a late quarters and was benched the rest of the way in Boston’s qualified most people for glasses. Bill Bradley went 2 for With this club if you hang around five or six innings Montreal (Renko 6-1) Tournament ^ entered same in the Metropolitan Miami Fishing inning replacement at third for Sal Bando, opened the in­ 113-88 massacre. He discovered that John Gianelli was a 11, Dave DeBusschere, appearing tired after his tough CHARLO’TTE, N.C. (UPI) - you 11 get some runs. I have no hard feelings toward being Pittsburgh (Ellis 0-1) at vastly improved center, someone who could prove tough to The winner of the World 600 ning with a checked swing single and moved to second one (Chicago (Reuschel 0-0) assignment on burly Wes Unseld in the Bullets’ series, was traded. They (the Angels) needed a catcher who could out later on an infield out. Tenace then singled. handle the rest of the series. race May 26 will win at least catch, hit and throw someone out. I won’t deny that St. Louis (Siebert 1-0) at 6 for 15 and Henry Bibby, usually deadly from way out, $20,000 in the most lucrative Ray Fosse had a two-run homer for the A’s while Dick Philadelphia (Carlton 04)), N “I had to adjust my style against the Knicks, stay low, was 2 for 10. Boston shot better than 50 per cent. someday I would like to go back there. ’That’s where my prize distribution remaining on Allen had a solo blast for Chicago, which has now lost San Diego (Arlin 1-1) at help on the switches and pick up the guy driving the lane,” New York coach Red Holzman isn’t very happy with the home is, my friends are and my opportunities are. Brand New Ball Game the NASCAR Winston Cup seven of its eight games. Atlanta (Reed 1-1), N Cowens says. “In the Buffalo series, all I had to wony instant replay of the 1973 opening game loss. He would feel Grand National schedule. San Francisco (Willoughby 1- about was playing individual defense against Bob McAdoo. much better if he knew Cowens and the other Celtics were Charlotte Motor Speedway 1) at Houston (Griffin 1-1), N Now I have to concentrate on team defense. thinking of last season’s 129-96 second game loss in New President Richard Howard said Los Angeles (Messersmith 1- For Rangers, Montreal New York appears tired after the strenuous seven-game posted winnings for the race 0) at Cincinnati (Gullett 0-1), N York and it would somehow affect their play. Masterful Three-Hit Effort set against Capital. Walt Frazier wasn’t as sharp, hitting 6 John Havlicek remembers. will total $169,625. (Heraldvnermu Photornoi by Dunn) American League NEW YORK (U P I)-T h e games each following the Politicians Prep for Hoop Game Sunday EAST Chicago Black Hawks can Neither Reay nor Los W L Pet GB Rangers’ comeback 6-4 Angeles Coach Bob Pulford Dave Odegard has the upper hand here as he worked out with the Republican Town Tossed By Larry Dierker Tuesday put an end to the Stanley Cup triumph Sunday afternoon, Milwaukee 5 2 .714 plans of the upstart Los expected an easy game. p*f S«"day afternoon at the Clarke BASEBALL Boston 4 and the fifth game will be 3 .571 1 Angeles Kings tonight, but Reay pointed out that all this m«rrh '*’* Town Committee came out second best in NEW YORK (UPI) — Reports that Bulkeley at East Catholic New York 5 4 .556 1 played at Montreal tonight. he said. “I don’t want to put pressure Rocky Hill at RHAM for the Montreal Canadiens three games his club won in this match-up, which is understandable. Tossing the ball is Carl Zinsser, GOP town Larry Dierker’s baseball career was on myself. We’ve got a helluva Baltimore 4 4 .500 IW The two other quarterfinal the series were close and he director, and chairman of the Cancer Fund committee. Cromwell at Bolton and New York Rangers it’s a at an end appear to have been a bit ballclub here and every single guy on Detroit 4 6 .400 2W series were completed Sun­ rated the Kings a “tough premature. Coventry at East Hampton Cleveland 3 6 .333 3 brand new ball game. this staff can win. I’d rather be one of South Windsor at Rockville day. The E ast Divi^j«en hockey team .” Pulford said Dierker, who at the age of 22 won 20 WEST After failing in its attempt the five and do what I can.” Granby at Ellington champion Boston Birins all his team needed was “a games for the Houston Astros, won his W L Pet GB to complete a four-game wiped out the Toronto Maple 7- Laura Baugh Getting Impatient Dierker’s only rough inning was the (California 7 2 few breaks” to win and send second game of the season Monday TRACK .778 sweep of the Kings, Chicago Leafs in four games and the first when leadoff hitter Bobby Bonds Minnesota 4 3 .571 2 returns home tonight with a the series back to California LOS ANGELES (UPI) - night with a masterful three-hitter as Windham/Rockville at Philadelphia Flyers, who for a sixth game. Miss Baugh said. "Oh, I’d love the $200,000 Colgate-Dinah singled, CJiris Speier was hit by a Oakland 5 4 .556 2 Laura Baugh, the glamour girl the Astros downed the San Francisco Manchester comfortable 3-1 lead in the won the West title, turned in to win one. The sooner the Shore Winners Circle Cham­ pitch and, after a double play, Gary Kansas City 3 3 .500 2W There was some dispute of the LPGA tour, is growing Epst Catholic/Northwest best-of-seven quarterfinal better.” pionship. Giants 3-1. Dierker walked only three Matthews singled home Bonds. Texas 4 5 .444 3 a similar sweep against the among the Rangers and impatient. Catholic at St. Bernard series. The Hawks, who used The dimpled beauty of “This will be my first pro and struck out eight in pitching his Lee May and Ollie Brown provided Chicago 1 7 .125 5W Atlanta Flames. Canadiens about the value of The blue-eyed blonde from Coventry/Stafford at E.O. rookie Tony Veisor in goal in women’s golf has been close to tournament in Southern Califor­ first complete game in two seasons. all the offensive support Dierker Monday’s Results In the semifinals, Boston home ice for their series, Long Beach, Calif., and Florida Smith Sunday night’s loss, will go winning six times. She has nia,” she explained. "So it Dierker, who seemed destined for Detroit 1, ^ston 0 will meet the winner of the has played in 22 tournaments — needed with solo homers. Tolland at Ellington which now Amounts to a finished second twice and third would make it even better to greatness when he signed his first Milwaukee 6, Baltimore 1 back to Tony Esposito for Chicago-Los Angeles series six this year — since joining the In the only other National League Manchester at Windham best-of-three with Montreal four times. win the Dinah Shore.” major league contract at 17, pitched Oakland 4, Chicago 3 (13) the fifth game. tour 11 months ago. She stilt is games, Atlanta blanked San Diego 6-0 (girls) and Philadelphia opposes getting the extra home Miss Baugh, who will be 19 on The 72-hole test gets under California 8, Minnesota 1 Esposito has shut out Los looking for her first win. only 27 innings last season. He and Philadelphia edged St. Louis 3-2. GOLF the Montreal-New York sur­ game. Gheckinfifs May 31, returns to Southern way at the Mission Hills Golf appeared in only 14 games and com­ Only games scheduled Angeles four times in nine vivor. If the Black Hawks “I’m tired of coming in se­ California this week for the Braves 6, Padres 0 East Catholic/Fitch at Today’s Games “We know we have to win and Country Club at Palm piled a 1-1 record after spending most Norwich Free Academy games this season. cond and third,” the 18-year-old richest of all LPGA tourneys. Phil Niekro allowed the Padres only Boston (Tiant 0-0) at New win tonight, they will begin one in Montreal,” said Ted Springs, Calif., ’Thursday. Wednesday The Montreal-New York of the season on the disabled list suf­ four hits and struck out a career high York (Stottlemyre 1-1) their series against the Irvine of the Rangers.” But “It’s a unique course,” said BASEBALL series is deadlocked at two fering from a variety of arm 13 while pitching the Braves over San Cleveland (J. Perry 0-1) at Bruins at Boston Thursday we won the first game there Miss Baugh following a prac­ Maloney at Manchester ailments. Diego. Niekro, relying almost Milwaukee (Colbom 0-0), N night. and we’re confident we can free w h en tice round. “It’s a very rewar­ MCC at Mohegan CC Dierker’s problems weren’t only Kansas City (Busby 241) at Esposito was in the ding course. If you hit the ball exclusively on his knuckleball, walked South Windsor at Simsbury do it again. If we can play BERNARD A. LOZIER, INC. well, you can score well. But physical. In addition to undergoing three while posting his third win. Texas (Clyde 0-0), N Chicago net for the first our style of hockey and stay Plainville at Rockville Minnesota (Decker 04)) the course differs if there’s a surgery for repair of a tendon in his The Padres mounted two rallies Portland at RHAM at three games against the relaxed, we can do it.” Drywall Contractor California (Ryan 2-1), N Prime Targets wind. It really gets tricky when pitching hand, Dierker went through against him in the seventh and eighth Bolton at Coventry Kings, allowing them only a Chicago (Gossage 0-0) Bruce MacGregor, who Specialists In Celling Repairs there is one. For example, the the trauma of a staggering divorce Stafford at Ellington at total of two goals. But innings when they put two runners on Oakland (Lindblad 041), N In ABA Draft scored the winning goal Sun­ you save 18th hole plays 150 yards longer settlement as well as being involved although the Black Hawks but each time he struck out the side. GOLF Only games scheduled day, said, “ Home ice to me if there’s a wind.” in an accidental death in Florida prior East Catholic at St, Bernard NEW YORK (UPI) - Golden were beaten 5-1 behind Phillies 3, Cards 2 State’s Cazzie Russell, Atlan­ means nothing at all. You The LPGA Rookie of the Year to last season. Thursday Veisor, Coach Billy Reay in 1973 isn’t sure her second win Del Unser singled home the decisive ta’s Pete Maravich and anyone saw what happened to us Telephone 649-4464 “People were saying last season BASEBALL Whalers After didn’t fault the youngster. will come easier than her first runs as the Phillies scored twice in else of stature who has played Saturday night (when the victory. ‘he’s finished, he’s through’” said the eighth to offset Reggie Smith’s E.O. Smith at Ellington out his option or is discontented ‘‘Our guys just about Rangers lost at home, 4-2).” Free Estimates Friday WHA Clincher “I know a lot of golfers say Dierker. “I felt like I had pretty good first two NL homers and defeat the with his current club will be the deserted him after we fell However, Montreal Coach atCBT. that,” she said, “but I’ll have to stuff tonight. My arm feels better this Cardinals for their fourth straight vic­ BASEBALL SPRINGFIELD, Mass. primary targets in behind,” Reay said. Scotty Bowman said that Manchester at Bristol Eastern wait and see about it. All I know season than it has in two or three tory. (UPI) —The New England Wednesday’s first-ever “Alnjost all the Kings’ goals going home tonight would East Catholic at Ledyard Whalers, who have pulled back is that first win is going to bring years.” A walk to Dave Cash and a single by American Basketball Associa­ were gifts.” give his club the advantage. IMTERNATIOMAL HARVESTER Windham Tech at Cheney even with the Chicago Cougars tion draft of Nationai Basket­ out a lot of cham pape and So at the age of 27 — the age most Larry Bowa preceded Unser’s single Tech white wine.” pitchers are in their prime — and in after weathering match point in ball Association players. in the eighth and both runners scored Rf>ckville at Windsor Locks their World Hockey Association A paduate of Long Beach’s his 10th major league season, Larry on the play when second baseman Ted East Hampton at Bolton quarterfinal Series, can move “I expect most of our clubs Wilson High School, Miss Dierker is attempting a comeback. Sizemore held the ball in short right Coventry at Baron Academy into the semifinals to n i^ t with will draft NBA players they Baugh now lives — when she’s “I don’t want to be the main man,” not on the tour — at ’The Hamlet field. a win before their temporary think they can sign,” said ABA in Delray Beach, Fla., where hometown fans. Commissioner Mike Storen. she is the golf club’s touring The Whalers knotted the “The purpose of the draft is to pro. Her mother still resides in best-of-seven series at three organize our efforts at signing Long Beach and she has a games apiece Sunday, as goalie the best players available. I RITEU Tronsky Pin Open A1 Smith shut out the C ig a rs brother. Beau Baugh, who is a wouldn’t expect clubs to be member of the Long Beach in Chicago, 24). drafting big-name stars like State golf team. ’The Whalers;-winners of the Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who are D efine Won By Frechette first WHA championship last tied to long term contracts. “I think I’ve matured a lot in the last year,” she added, “and season, have been handicapped We’ll be after the people whose I think I’ve learned to adjust One grand richer after rolling a 10-game score of 1,511, the last five games by the loss contracts are up or who have of high-scoring forwards Tom my lifestyle to the tour now. I Dick Frechette of Seekonk, Mass., walked out of the only a year or two left on accept the travel and the Webster and Larry Pleau. them.” Holiday Lanes last Saturday with the Nick ’Tronsky title to But the Whalers will have the free. motets and hotels better this his credit. year.” services of veteran center Tom­ Asked why a formal draft of ’The former U.S. Women’s The Bay Stater averaged 150.1 in pacing a field of 182 in my Williams, who was out early NBA plqyers is necessary since the 31st annual event. Amateur champion has found in the series with a muscle pull any team could have ap­ Just that. Free. COME IN AND SEE WHAT time for a social life, too. Frechette’s game scores were 129-159-132-149-150-181- and sat out the last two periods proached an NBA player at any 131-172-150. The triumph was worth $1,000 in cash. Sunday after being eje c t^ for a time previously, Storen said No minimum balance. No service charges of any kind. ONE DOLIAR WILL BUY! Runner-up was Steve Drotar of Orange with a 1,470 total. stick-swinging incident. “there’s a tendency to become No requirement that you apply for a "package" of bank­ ing services you may not need. He received $500. Don Lopardo of Torrington was third and The winner of this series will lazy or spread your efforts too BE SURE . ’SiiBljsS hat baan tarving the Home Owner Get an Edger Trimmer and Hedge Trimmer for just $1.00 when meet the winner of the Toronto- John Mammone of Stamfo'rd fourth with 1,452 and 1,451 thin when you don’t narrow for B2 YEARS. For a complete FREE INSPECTION of Just have a savings account here. Any kind, you buy a Cadet Riding Mower. Cleveland quarterfinals. Any Wesleyan Edged totals. ’The first local finisher was George Cochran in your choices down. Now each your home by a Termite Control Expert, tuparvited amount. And you have Free Personal Checking. Or get a Mower Attachment for only $1.00 when you team will have five players to by the finest technical itaff, phone our nearest buy a Cub Cadet* Lawn and Garden Tractor. MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - seventh place. He rolled 1,443 and won $70. Other local men Southern Wins Period. Springfield College edged out think about and approach and local office: OKtr tipirn Jau 30. 1174. ^ in the money were Ray Andreotta, 11th, and George NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Wesleyan, 4-3, Monday to even maybe we’ll get some better AS LOW AS Pelletier, 22nd. The latter was the defending champion. He ^uthern Connecticut picked up results.” •761 out its baseball season at 1-1. rolled bowled 1,381 and won $28.50. Andreotta had a 1,414 * its sixth baseball victory Mon­ THE CONNECTICUT BANK Wesleyan is now 2-1 for the total and won $50. There were two 200 i»: better games day with a 9-4 win over Eastern' Russell and Seattle’s Mahdi 649-9240 season. Mike Piersanti of New Haven and T % Barber of Connecticut State College. Abdul-Rahman (Walt Hazzard) AND TRUST COMPANY Manter F D LC. Lefty Pitcher Jack Siano took 'so. WINDSOR E(WIPMENT CO. Danielson each turned in 201 efforts. 7 Catcher Don Menswar’s five are two of the few NBA players All Manchester Offices open Monday-Friday 9-3, Thursday 6-8; Rockville Office open Monday-Ffiday 9-3, Thursday 3:30-4:30 (UPI photo) 89 SULLIVAN AVE., SOUTH WINDSOR home his first victory of the runs batted in led the attack who’ve played out their options BLISS TERMITE CONTROL GORP. season while Dave Durian was Among the bowlers with averages un^r 124, Burt Manchester Office Manchester North Main Office TEL 289-3406 Red Sox* Rick Miller Dives Back while pitcher Dave Schuler this year and Maravich is DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 Manchester Parkade Office Rockville Office the losing pitcher. Claughsey of Manchester rolled 1,319 and won $25. The en­ 893 Main Street 14 North Main Street 354V4 West Middle Turnpike try fee was $25. earned his second victory reportedly dissatisfied with the 42 East Main Street Tiger First Baseman Norm Cash Takes Throw against no losses. Atlanta Hawks, and vice-versa. PAGE FX)URTEEN— MAj^HESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., April 16, 1974

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I Q I with Heart PAGE SIXTEEN s ^ 4 ^ ^ ilI iL l ^ i^ l£ l 2 J l £ M k 2 !- M g n c h e s t e r , Conn., Tues., April 16, 1974 Rockville Hospital Notes Trombly Receives M M CHESTEP e v e n i n g HEBX,.p _ p,,., Admitted Monday: Lori Theresa Jacius, Somers; Roy Rid Litter Day S tip W anfd Bums, Enfield; Emile Cour- Barbero. Stanley St., Kellem, Stafford Springs; He/o Wantmd ^3 Hom n for Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 noyer, Stafford Springs, Mark Bolton Rockville: Deborah Baukat, Frank Kulo, Windermere Ave., Kuszik, Glenstone Dr., (Guggenheim Prize Somers; Christopher Rockville. Set For April 27 Rockville; Helen Parker, High DEAN MACHINE Borovicka, Stafford Springs; Donna Mulock, Hartl Dr., Preston A. Trombly of IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY FOR Manor Park, Rockville; Ray­ Christiana Champion, Mt. Ver­ Vernon; Adelaide Myers, Broad Baruch College in New York Ci­ SALE IT DESERVES A GOOD mond Rondini, Newington; non Apts., Rockville: J. Lindy Brook; Julian Paszek, Pearl ty, formerly of Manchester, has DONNA HOLLAND are available at Herrick Included on the agenda under PRODUCTS BROKER Childress, Mile Hill Rd., Martin Sayet, Vernon Garden Dr., Vernon; Catherine been awarded a Fellowship Correspondent Memorial Park. new business are a request by Tolland; Andrew Darico, Apts., Vernon; Clifford Sokolis, Tel. 646-0375 The chips can be used on Eastern Bus Lines concerning Mnnrhitatax COfcMlIal RU. Saunders, Range Hill Dr., Oak St., Rockville. from John Simon Guggenheim $28,860 Bolton Rd., Vernon; Daniel Rockville: Edna Smith, Old Memorial' Foundation. The Bolton Junior Woman’s steep banks, around shrubs and supervisor appointment; W x t ■"■ncnesier 649-5265 ^6t Hartford • no need to worry about the DeRocher, Carol Dr., Tolland: Birth Monday: A son to Mr. Club conservation committee is in gardens. teacher resignation, and action Stafford Rd., Tolland; Gwen­ Trombly, a composer who ^ Experienced In jig and fixture children In the fenced-in yard. Very nice colonial Guy Elwood, Enfield; Emma and Mrs. Vernon McGarvey, sponsoring Rid Litter Day this "There is an abundance of on geometry text. dolyn Strong, South Windsor, specializes in electronic music, In convenient location. Heated sunporch off living Gary, South St., Rockville; Coventry. year. chips at the park. Donation for CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Discharged Monday. Thomas has received a $10,000 grant to room makes for added living space. Formal It will take place April 27, and the chips is 25 cents for a 30- further his work in composi­ d r a f t s m a n - Experienced, days, all benefits. dining room and 3 bedrooms. Excellent buv on Vernon tion. those participating are asked to gallon container or $10 per Vi Parade Planned today’s marketl ^ ton truck load. An Equal Opportunity Employer Fellowships are awarded on meet at Herrick Memorial Plans are under way for ------'t) Park at 9:30 a.m. the basis of demonstrated ac­ All proceeds will go toward Bolton’s Memorial Day parade. complishment in the past and Help from the Boy Scouts, parks or recreational equip­ The Women’s Auxiliary of AUTO BODY Repair man: long Rockville Group Opposes Girl Scouts and any other in­ ment. rtoL A ajUNE NAKEM Coventry North - Raised Ranch with carpeted family strong promise for the future. Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart­ PHONE 643-2711 established, well equipp^ gar- terested Bolton youth would be Money can bci given to any age has room - large eat-in kicthen and 3 bedrooms. LoveW The majority of Fellows teach ment is once again assisting J » M K OreUTOR ening for appreciated. member'of the BJWC or Carol experienced body man. Good acre lot. What more could you ask for $34,9001 in American colleges and un­ with parade plans. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD (Tool Room Experience) Plan to Move Post Office Troop leaders and or parents Lorenzini, 13 Tumblebrook Dr. pay. Permanent job for quality iversities. Trombly was one of Children ages 5 to 7 who are who wish to help are also worker. Fringe benefits. 342 scholars, scientists and ar­ GOP Meeting Postponed not planning to march with any Help Wantad 13 Tolland - this ranch has 7 rooms, raised hearth fire­ BARBARA RICHMOND welcome because help is INDEX Top Rates, Plus Overtime Vkellen, White and Palshaw, 107 Abner Brooks, an officer of for a post office. She said she tists chosen from among 2,668 The Republican Town Com­ organization are being asked to place, large master bedroom and a fantastic view NOTICEH WERTISIN6 'ADVERTisinr and Benefits. Burnside Ave., East Hartford. Rockville businessmen and the Amerbelle Corp., another applicants In the foundation's needed, said Mrs. Lorenzini, mittee meeting scheduled for SITTER, needed, mature for In an area of fine homes. Call for more details. couldn’t see the sense of putting carry flowers that will be 1 — L o rt WKi Found three year old. Part time. Own several residents spoke out large industry in Rockville, 50th annual competition. chairman of the committee. tonight has been postponed until 2 — Pmon.l« it in a leased building. plac^ at the memorial stone at RATES DEADLINE ^ansportation. Call after 6,646- MANCHESTER TOOL JANI’TOR - Saturday and Sun­ against moving the main post said he objected to the move­ Trombly is a 1964 graduate of Suggested wear for those par­ April 23 at 8 p.m. at the Town the green. 3 — Announcwiwnts 12:00 noon the day balora day only, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. She questioned if it is the in­ publication. Manchester -. gracious living In this B-room colonial. office to Vernon Center at the ment of an active first-class Manchester High School an ticipating is bright clothing, Hall. 4 — EntMUInment A DESIGN, INC. Phone 52(3-2167. East Hartford tention to have a Rockville sub­ Parents of children wishing 5 — Auctions 1 day word per dey Enjoy summer on the patio of this lovely home sit­ meeting of the Town Council, post office from the business Preston A. Trombly sneakers and work or garden Deadline lor Saturday and station so small that post office received his bachelor’s of The Board of Education will to participate are asked to con­ 3 days . .8« word psr dsy RN or LPN, part-time. Laurel Convalescsent Home. 745 Main uated on a large In-town lot. 4 bedrooms - 2 fire­ Monday night. gloves. days . ,7« word psr day Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday Street. East Hartford. area of town. music, with honors, from the meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the FINANCIAL 6 Manor, 649-4511519. 130 HARTFORD RO. places and many extras. boxes will be eliminated. in New York City, and has been tact Mrs. William Maneggia, 8 — Bonds-Stockt-MofloMM 26 d M . .6* word psr day While an official from the He suggested that the University of Connecticut in Collection of litter will last library at Bolton Center School. 649-5263 She added that she thought a fellow of conducting and com­ 647-9696 or Mrs. John Haugh, 9 — Pwson.1 Lows 15 WORD MINIMUM PLEASE READ U.S. Postal Service did not building formerly occupied by 1968. until about noon. Rain date will 10 — Inturtno. PART TIME - Man mornings PART TIME - Men wanted dai­ the idea of buying the theater Included on the agenda under 647-1096 by April 30. Happy A d a ...... $1.75 mch ly 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. for cleaning appear at the meeting, as the Popular Market, in the position at Tanglewood, the be May 4. Club members will for general handyman work. 137 Acres of excellent developable land. Circa 1760 property and expanding the At MHS, he won the unfinished business are review Any local individual or group EMPLOVMENT YOUR AD duties. Phone 646-4220. scheduled. Mayor Frank McCoy center of Rockville, could be Berkshire Music Center in supply refreshments. 13 — Heip W witwl Classified ads are taken over Five days per week. Ap­ center chimney colonial on this very desirable existing building for a main Chaminade Club’s Laurel Music Lenox, Mass. of April quarterly report; interested in taking part in Jhe allow ed those present to considered for use as a post of­ 14 — Business Opportunities the phone as a convenience. proximately 20 hours. Apply in GENERAL Machinist - Over­ property. Call for more Information. post office was a much more Camp Award and the Daniel review of written evaluation of parade is also asked to contact 15 — Situstion Wsntsd The Herald Is responsible (or EXPERIENCED Graphic il­ express their views. fice and expressed the hope that Trombly also made the sound person to Frank Trudnak, days. time, paid holidays, excellent practical approach. Manchuck Music Scholarship. recent venereal disease Mrs. Haugh. only one Incorrect Insertion and Carter Chevrolet Co., Inc., 1 ^ lustrator wanted, call The postal official was sup­ the council will consider this in collage for and conducted per­ Wood Chips Available EDUCATION insurMce benefits. Metronics. Gerard Rock of Prospect St. He received his master’s of program; review of high school She said participation from 18 — Privata Instructtona then only to the size o( the Main Street, Manchester. Inc., Route 6 and 44-A, Bolton D||)laycraft, Manchester, 643- posed to present plans for a new its talks with postal officials. formances of the musical adap­ ■Hie BJWC conservation com- original Insertion. Errors which LIST YSUR HSUSE IN. said, “ I think you should con­ musical arts from the Yale procedures relative to student townspeople and or 18 — Schoolt-Claaaaa building and the mayor had He urged the council to resist tation of Moliere’s “ The mittee is still accepting 20 — IntlrucUona Wantad do not lessen the value ol the sult the bankers and School of Music in 1972 and has Jines; report on smoking at the advertisement will not be cor­ -HEAD------V'V'******* librarian - JUCIIUCYBentley GAB------DRIVERu a v c a im- We i have a full Bourgeois Gentleman” at the donations for wood chips that organizations would be ap­ BABYSITTER wanted - been informed that the postal selling the Ecker land, in a completed course requirements high school. REAL ESTATE rected by an additional Inser­ Memorial Library. Library openuig, for a ni^t driver businessmen and get their sen- Yale Repertory Theatre in 1972. preciated. REALE’S CORNER department favored putting it residential area, for constmc- 23 — Homea lo r Sale tion. training, experienced starting at 3 p.m. You will between 6:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., in timents before doing for his doctorate. 24 — Lota-Land for Sala 175 MAW STREET PHONE 646-S25 on the Ecker property in Ver­ tion of the major post office He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. preferred, 20 hour week. Call jpver East Hartford and my home, own transportation anything.” He has conducted his own 25 — Invaatment Proparly needed. Call 647-1913. • I non Center, owned by the town. building. Perley Trombly of 202 Henry Vernon 28 — Bualneaa Property evenings, Mrs. Morgan, 649- Manchester. If you are depen­ Bellinger reminded the coun­ composition at Lincoln Center St. Help Wantad 6 The mayor emphasized that 27 — R etort P r o p ^ 13 0410. dable, with a clean driving Another suggestion to cil that he has been appointed to 28 — Real Eatata Wanted rword, we want to talk to you MEN and IVomen - Earn high, MANCHESTER - two family, 3- no decisions had been made and purchase the land to the rear of part-time income in sales. a committee that is working to Misc. senvices MEAT CUTTER with LAUNDRY WORKERS - East Hartford Cab Co., 107 3, ideal starter or retirement MANCHESTER the sale of the site would have the existing post office, which rehabilitate the center of 31 — SarvIcM Offtrad experience, apply in person on­ Reliable persons need^ to Burnside Ave., East Hartford. "Ork your own hours. Training home with income. Large to be referred to the Planning Fisheries Aid Sought , 32 — Paintlng-Papwlng providied. Call between 2 p.m. now has an unoccupied theater Rockville and the post office □ NOTICES ly, Guidos Coventry Super work at large modern Convales­ rooms, immaculate condition, 1,33 — BulklIng-ContrMtIng % 01 OA-f-A and 6:30 p.m. at 643-9001. NEW LISTING Commission. He said the need on it, and use it to expand that Market, Route 31, Main Street, cent Center in Manchester. (Hiar-Bon Agency, 643-0^. was one of the first things the I f ~ nooflno-SWIng-Chlmnby Coventry. for a new central post office is building, was also offered. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Town Council Adopts 35 — HaMn^Ptumbtng Contact Mr. Franklin, 647-9194. committee talked about. rebuilding U.S. fish stocks. obvious. Fines and import duties against 36 — Flooring Lost and Found AVON ID-OD Grinder. Apply in per- FOUR BEDROOM Raised Older four-bedroom home, Francis Pitkat, executive He said, “ I think it is time to The Congressman noted that Kenneth Bellinger, president 37 — MovIng-Trucklng-StoriM SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS - son, Stygar Gage (Jompany, I^nch in Bolton, large country large lot, two-car gardge. IW director of the Housing Authori­ foreign fishermen would be in the first two months of 1974 38 — SorvICM Wantad b r a k e a n d front-end sa y s recognize the fact that the FOUND - Tan male mong Manchester area. Wanted im­ 1445 Tolland Tpke., ~ ‘ kitchen, fireplaced living room, of Conversion Chemical Corp. ty said, “ I think we have seen used to support the domestic mechanic. Excellent starting PUT SOME ZING INTO baths, huge porch, tw o center of Rockville is becoming almost $400,000 in fines were Sidewalk Ordinance M ItC . FOR SALE p ^ y . Phone Dog Warden, 6 mediately, over 25 preferred. Manchester. carpeted rec room, two acre rate. Many company paid fireplaces. Asking $35,000. of Rockville emphasized that the Vernon area become fishing industry under a 41 — ArtldM (Of S«l« SPRING. Decorate your a desert and one of the paid by a Russian and a Will Tram. Call 643-M14. benefits. New modern Mop. treed lot, 11/2 baths, low 40’s industries in Rockville need a prosperous and this area proposal by Rep. Robert H. 42 — BuHdIng SuppIlM house or buy new clothes with suggestions made by the com ­ Bulgarian fishing vessel caught BARBARA RICHMOND abutting property owners to pay 43 — Oogt-EUrdt-Potr Apply in person, Capitol ’Tire EXPERIENCED exhibit Keith Real Estate, 6464126, good post office to do their (Rockville) deteriorates. I Steele, R-Conn. holding another public hearing. builder wanted, supervisory WARREN E. HOWLAND mittee was to have the enlarged in U.S. waters. An amendment to Vernon’s for one-half of the cost of the 44 - LIvwtock FOUND » Black female PART TIME handyman Company, 325 Broad Street, the money you earn selling ------. 649-1922. business. Morgan Campbell, chairman 45 - Bottt S AocdMorlw experience preferred. Cal. think by keeping the post office post office in the center of Under present regulations, Customs duties on fishery im­ sidewalk ordinance, which repairs. He said Andrew Labrador type dog. Call Dog m e c h ^ c , repairs on small in- Manchester. Avon Products. Flexible hours REALTORS 843-1108 The proposed plan is to close here it can be reached easily by import duties and fines go into of the sidewalk subcommittee, 48 — SporSng Goods dustrial^e^pment and motoro. ^S|)laycraft, Manchester 643- Rockville.” ports exceeded $23 million last deletes reference to the repair Tricarico, head of the Public 47 — Qardon Products Warden, 6464555. in your own neighborhood. MANCHESTER - Four- the existing Rockville post of­ everyone. Let’s try to start the general U.S. Treasury. said blacktop is 65 cents 43 — Antiquos Call 649-5 bedroom Colonial, 2V4 baths, Mayor McCoy said the public year, Steele -said. of existing walks, was approved Works Department found this SWIMMING pool installers, Call fice and have a sub-station in a rebuilding this area,” he said. Steele, a member of the cheaper per square foot than 49 — WanMd to Buy Partonala will train. Ample overtime walnut paneled first floor fami­ will be informed when another "This money should be used by the Town Council Monday to be an unworkable method. BABYSITTER, 5 days, 9-12 289-4922 ASSEMBLERS - Good vision leased building, to have the new Mrs. Betsy Lugg said she House Commitee on Merchant concrete and he suggested that NENTALS Phone 742-73(W. ly room, spacious kitchen, with TOLLAND - Three bedroom meeting is scheduled with for only one purpose-to aid the night. The action followed a With the amended ordinance noon. My home. Own transpor­ and finger dexterity required loads of cabinets and built-ins. building replace the Vernon sta­ didn't see why the postal of­ Marine and Fisheries, said that the ordinance read repair with 52 — Rooms (or Rsrt VITAMIN E 400 i.u. $3.50 per Raised Ranch set on acre postal officials and the remarks American fisherman and the public hearing where mixed the town can now assess for concrete only. 53 — Apartmsnts fo r Root bottle 100s, three bottles $10. tation. South Windsor. One year for fine wire work. Mothers Impeccably maintained. wooded lot, eat-in kitchen plus tion on Rt. 30 but keep the ficials couldn’t keep the it is only right the fines 54 — Homos (or Rsnt made at Monday’s meeting will American consumer, who have emotions were expressed by new sidewalks only. The excep­ Delivered to you, send check or old child. 644-2972. REAL EISTATE - Expansion shift available. 8:30 to 4 p.m.. Manicured lot in desirable dining room with sliders to Talcottville station as it is. existing Rockville Post office foreigners pay for illegal Campbell questioned if the 55 — Businoss (or Rom be conveyed also. both suffered badly from several townspeople who on one tion to this being sidewalks in­ money order to Health Vitamin NO EXPEHIENCE plans for local established Real Regular hours 7:30 to 4 p.m! Porter Street area. 60’s. deck. Large family room with fishing should be used for ordinance removed the ®S ~ Proporty (or Rsnt foreign overfishing,” he said. hand liked the ordinance stalled on the recommendation 57 — Wsntod to Ron! Co., 2759 Ellington Road, South PART TIME help wanted, E state office include im- Apply Able Coil Company, Warren E. Howland, Realtors, fieldstone fireplace. $37,900 prerogative of the council to 58 — MIsc. fo r Rsnt SEU Howard Rd., Bolton. Almost 643-1108. because it allows repairs of the Traffic Authority for the Windsor, Conn. 06074. Call 644- evenings and weekends at rnediate tu ni in g for a full-time Call 875-0884. say what type of repair would 1775. Shakev's Pizza Parlor, Vernon, licensed i salesman with across from Bolton Lake without assessment. safety of children walking to be done. AUTOMOTIVE GOOD HUMOR House. Hebron 61 — Autos to r Solo Must be over 18. Apply in per- expenenceexperiencer and management MANCHESTER - Colonial, 3 COVENTRY - Ideal starter or But on the other hand, some school. Atty. Schwebel said it really [ 62 — Trucks (or Sal# son. ICE CREAM potential.pot Lucrative______commis-_ bedrooms, living room, ^ning retirement home, five room Budget Proposal Criticized didn’t like it because it doesn’t Bellinger then interjected, didn’t because the council will slon schedule. Ground floor op- Busineat Opportunity 14 room, kitchen. Only $30,900. |SrSsa2S5£'’“ START AT ONCE Bungalow, central heat, 200’ A guarantee how the repairs will “ What you are saying is if the NURSEIS AIDE - 3 p.m. to 11 Frechette & Martin, Realtors, have to approve any ap­ 85 - Campors-Trsllsrs-kilobUs irson. from lake. $12,900. Stanley Homss □ FINANCIAL EARN HIQH INCOME MANCHES’TER - Pizza house. 6464144. be accomplished and won’t Public Works Department propriations for the repairs. p.m., part-time or full-time. Write Agency, 646-3618, 643-5724. NANCY DRINKIJTH hi^ certification as a building When asked if the old truck allow the abutters to decide recommends it you could put 6 6 Automodvs Sorvtoo Excellent wages and benefits. ALL EXPENSES PAID fully equipped. Priced to sell! for reserve funds is a $1,500 When the final vote was taken I 67 — Autos (Of Ront-Loasa Correspondent official and he said that he had would be traded in* on the $22,700 respectively. whether the walks will be ce­ blacktop all around my house.” Bonda-Sloeka-Mortgegaa 8 Manchester Manor Nursing NO CASH BOND Owner5r has other interests.com. lFor ui CIRCA 1778 Cape Cod, wide RANCH - 5 1/2 rooms, 1 1/2 item for the purchase of a the ordinance passed with 10 details call Stanley Agency, 646- boards, two baths, 61/2 rooms. Tel. 228-3970 completed the course work and purchase of the new truck, Reid Those who felt that the ment or hardtop. He was told “ yes,” and he Home, 385 West Center StrMt, REQUIRED. HIQH LIBERAL ACCOUNTANT - CPA Firm. baths, vinyl sidiM, in-ground secondhand police vehicle. councilmen voting "yes” , one Manchester. 646-0129. 3618. fireplace, foyer, double garage. About 50 people attended the was awaiting the final certifica­ said that the old one would be requests were too low mainly Kenneth Bellinger of replied, “ Over my dead body.” MORTGAGES, loans first se­ PERCENTAGE. AGE NO One or more years exposure to pool. Acre plus. Garage. $32, It was suggested at the abstaining and one absent. cond, Uiird. All kinds. Realty public accounting, tax Hutchins Agency, M9-5 hearing to discuss the general tion papers. He said that he had kept for use hauling stumps and centered their criticism on the Ellington Ave. commented that Abner Brooks of Center St., a BARRIER. DRIVER’S 000. Call Warren E. lowland, hearing that the town not in­ statewide, credit rating un- SHORT Order Cook, day work. experience helpful. Advance­ Realtors, 643-1108. government budgets Monday until October to work at his job rocks. He said, however, that it account for maintenance. They he felt it was time the town former councilman, said he LICENSE ESSENTIAL crease the budget of the con­ necesMry. Reasonable. Con­ full-time. Apply in person only, ment opportunity excellent. 3 1/2 ACRES, horse paradise, night. Many of those present without the certification. spoke in favor of spending more CHOICE TERRITORIES is not a first-line piece of equip­ started repairing concrete doesn’t have walks on his street fidential, quick arrangements. H o w ^ Johnson’s Restaurant, Please send resume, seven room Colonial, 1 1/2 Citizens at the hearing stables or buy the police car un­ HAPPY ADS AVAILABLE. COLLEGE BY OWNER - Vernon - first P spoke against increasing the ment and could not be relied to take care of the two elemen­ walks with concrete. He strong­ but he spoke in favor of the or­ Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. ^ Tolland l^ke., Manchester! Manchester Herald Box RR. 5 - W A Y S baths, large out buildings. offering. Excellent 7 rooms. til a study committee had com ­ STUDENTS APPLY FOR budget of the Building Depart­ suggested that the Board of upon for snow removal during tary schools and suggested that ly objected to repairing them dinance noting he had pushed 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. pletely investigated the need to earn an outstanding in­ Fireplace, open stairway, two ment. Finance not approve any in­ another winter. this be done by cutting out some with blacktop. for this when he was on the ford. Evenings, 233-6879. WE have some real nice elderly WEEKEND POSITIONS. BAKERY SALES woman, full tile baths, combination win­ for increased protection. APPLY com e... Supply money to The proposed budget request creases in his salary until he Reid stated that to do an educational programs if He expressed concern that council. people who need a real nice per­ gi^rieiiced, hours 3 to 9 p.m. MANCHESTER - Owner needs dows and doors, rec room. DAILY A SATURDAYS 9-9 Parkade Bakery, businesses and in­ quick sale of Green Manor for 1974-75 for this department has received this State cer­ adequate job of caring for the Board of Education necessary. people speaking in favor of the He said the people in the MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd son to look after them and have 1 Walkout basement, gas hot tification. mortgages — interim financing fun doing it. Pay and hours Tol. 289-8291 dividuals...Use our money inch. This lovely home has is $26,6(X). The budget for this roads the town should purchase It was almost 11 o’clock by Board of Education member ordinance did not understand Rockville section of town paid 25 Years Ago water heat. (Hose to topping. — ex^ litious and confidential good. Call 649-2358 for details. WOMAN WANTED to fill in sources and receive 50% of extra large living room, ideal Quiet neighborhood. Priced for department this year is $13,240. RoaH.-- several pieces of expensive the time the hearing progressed David Allbee said that the its meaning. for the walks originally and up Local fishermen are up early service, J.D Real Estate SSSD HUMOR vacation hours plus weekends, for entertaining, dining room. quick sale, $35,900. Assumable 7 Building Official Richard to the budget of the Board of board strives to have a the profits, plus, you A complaint was heard con­ equipment. However, he had He asked if the existing con­ to now, had to also pay part of as season opens. Assoc. 646-1980. Edwards Answering Service, eat-in kitchen, three bedrooms, Keefe said that his job is Education and many people had TRAFFIC CLERK COUP. ■eceive 50% of the profits 3/4% mortgage. No agents. 875- cerning the quality of the patch only included the truck, a jet reasonable program. It is im­ crete walks will be repaired the cost of repairs. Mrs. Edith C. Strickland, 646-5406. wall-td-wall throughout, 9725 for appointment. presently a part-time position work being done on the roads. left. Of those who remained the portant for the Board of Educa­ with concrete and questioned if Brooks added, “ I hope you Some transportation related SULLIVAN AVe. - rom 4 other phases of our ceramic tile bath, attached gar­ Sander and a plow in the budget longtime library and church KENNeOY RD. for which he is paid a salary of First Selectman Aaron Reid because he did not want to over­ sentiment was divided sharply tion to weigh priorities because this would cost the abutting will repair the walks the way worker of Second experience required in areas DRIVER - DEU VERY man, business...No previous age and fenced in yard. (5nly TREED corner lot, over one on many items. South Windsor, Conn. $35,900. 6494043. $7,000. He expressed the opinion who is foreman of the road burden the taxpayers. He called "We can’t have evrything we property owners money. these people want and Congregational Church, who such as rates, routing, claims full-time and part-time financial experience acre, six room Cape, plus sun □ EMPLOYMENT An e q u i Opportunttf Cmptofor that the job had become too crew said that the problem is these three items absolute Some people felt that the want and need.” Mayor Frank McCoy (referring to Bellinger) I hope was instrumental in the foun­ and import-export documen­ available. Must be honest, required...90-day trial op­ porch, aluminum siding, new ******•>•••••••••••••••••••• . dependable and have good large for one person to handle lack of proper drainage. necessities. whole budget was too high and explained that the council, at its you won’t have to do it over my ding of the first North End tation. Must have good com ­ roof. Under $30,000. Keite Real ... SoflMon* Help Wanted ------.^driving record. Apply Singer tion...For qualifying infor­ on a part-tim e basis and He said that the town would drastic cuts should be imposed meeting two weeks ago, agreed friend’s dead body.” library, dies. 13 munication and clerical skills. im p ; Estate, 649-1922, 6464126. C on sta b les BURRITT b a n k s PAYS LAUNDRY MAN - Monday______, Company. 856 Mam Street, mation call Mr. Avery with proposed that the job be made have to spend a fortune to do by the Board of Finance. Others that in areas where walks were In the council’s discussion, may hav« t»a* you Contact Lorraine Murphy in KEEMItfpr The budget item for police HIGHEST RATES! Depositors New bank is planned here as EXCELLENT opportunity for through Saturday, 1 p.m. to 6 Manchester. TOLLAND - Six-room Ranch, full time at a salary of $13,000. the job correctly. He stated found fault with the budget predominately concrete, they following the hearing. Coun­ a happy ad l Manchester at 646-5500 to protection is increased from at the “ Big B’’ earn top national franchise issought. transcriptionistlist with good pjn. (Wednesday 7 a.m. to 4 four years old, four bedrooms, He has also asked for the ser- because of the things it did not would be repaired with con­ cilman Peter Humphry asked if arrange an appointment for that he was aware that some of $1,000 in 1973-74 to $4,000 in the dividends. Interest is com­ typing skills to get into a small p.m.). Apply in person. East FULL-TIME. Woman for rec room, fireplace, garage, 1/2 vices of two part-time provide. crete. the ordinance could be interview. Hartford Convalescent Home, MANCHESTER the patch jobs did not last but 1974-75 budget. The increase is pounded daily, paid monthly. 10 Years Ago office with friendly at- counter and fountain work. acre lot. For more information assistants, one to act as zoning he said, “ We are doing the best Some of the strongest Town Attorney Abbott amended further to state the mosphere. Salary $120 Doe, fee 745 Main Street, l^ s t Hartford. Must have some experience. WOOTEN & II BATHS II and appointment to see, phone shown because the constables Put your dollars to work at the Matthew M. Moriarty R06ERSC0RP. agent and one trained as a we can with what we have.” negative feeling was expressed Schwebel said the amended or­ method of repair. paid. Call Betsy at Rite Girl, A tquel opportunttf emphrer Hours Monday through Satur­ 875-6986. No brokers please. propose to work more hours and money place — The cute little receives Chamber of Happy Birthday sanitarian. The proposed salary Reid also spoke of the need about the salaries of the dinance will leave it up to the Atty. Schwebel said the only 646-3441. HOUSEKEEPERS - Due to day, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Apply Plus 3 bedrooms, formal $37,900. also because a $100 per man un­ Red Bank Building in Hebron Commerce annual “ M” award expansion at the Meadow’s Con­ ASSOCIATES for the two assistants is $7,000. for a new dump truck to replace superintendent and the assis­ Public Works Department to way this could be done would be MOMMY Hartford Rd. Dairy Queen, dining room, wall-to-wall iform allowance is proposed. center, Burritt Mutual Savings at dinner featuring speech by HOUSEWIVES, college LIVE-IN BABY sitter, starting valescent Center reliable Manchester. at MANCHESTER - Older 6-room Keefe was questioned about the 1960 model now in use. tant superintendent. These decide how the repairs will be to reject the ordinance as Enjoy Norwich carpeting, many closets, gar­ In the section of the budget is open daily 10;30-6, Thursday Gov. John Dempsey. students. Earn $200-$300 May 13th through August 31st. housekeepers are needed to Colonial, much new work in­ figures are set at $29,000 and made. presented and start all over 9 0 6 ^ 7 -4 6 2 1 age, are all included in this night till 8. 228-9471. Manchester YWCA Love, Scott and Daffy monthly, full or part-time in Weekly pay, plus free room and compliment our staff. side, two full baths, three The section of the ordinance again going through the whole spacious Condominium at only celebrates 20th anniversary at telephone advertising. (^11 Mr. board. Manchester area. Phone Experience is preferred but not bedrooms, formal dining room, which was deleted called for procedure of advertising and $M,900. Call Tony Wasilefsky South Windsor luncheon. Brown, 646-2637, between 9 649-6239. essential. Contact Mr. Liquore, 2-car garage, $35,900. Wolver- a.m.-12 noon, 4:30-7:30 p.n>. 647-9194. SALES at 649-5306 today. Move right ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. TO GAS STATION attendant COUNTRY STORE for sale in! SUPERVISOR lock, stock and barrel, well S JOHNNY FULL-TIME secretary. needed, full-time, apply in per­ COUNTER GIRLS - Full-time DIANCHESTER - 6-room C^pe 88,800 traveled highway. For par­ proficient tvpist, pleasing per­ son. Gorins Sports (far, Talcott­ and part-time. Must be over 18, TRAiNINQ SALARY with Y|p to 4 bedrooms, cozy Tha weather’s tarrlflc, ticulars call 289-6208 or 649- HERE’S A WAY TO STAY IN TUNE sonality, able to accept respon- ville. be willing to work some National AAA firm with 4 kitchen with custom cabinets, Hearing April 29 on Plum Gulley Project My (endart ahina, 7669. The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. WITH THE TIMES. iJ'Dr. Gram operatsd on your knsa:¥ sibility. (jail or send resume to weekends. Apply in person Hartford branches. Sales Realtors — MLS counters and new floor, luat In time, Jl DV Kl EHNEL T.E. Toomey Company, 193 NURSES AIDES - Part-time, after 6 p.m. Dairy Queen experience helpful but not Mancliester Parkade — 649-SM6 carpeted living room, recreatioricl complex and com­ .,. SuSura hope It hsali up (aat, EXPANDING^ Manchester filtration system for Spring East Center Street, openin !s on all three shifts. Brazier, 242 Broad Street, necessary. Rapid advance­ aluminum siding, windows and Correitpondeni of property values and the input complaints from residents. So those Suzutkia we can pass. munity hall facilities may not Phone Laurel Manor, 6494519. Manchester. Realtor needs one experienced trim. Im m aculate. $33,90o. Tel. 644-1364 Pond at Veterans Memorial the town would get from the in­ ENERGY CHECK USA We’ll be out In (ront ot the pack Manchester. 646-5100. ment. Call collect Mr. Brown, solve all tl e problems faced by The council set May 2 at 8 ':-:Aa we go round and round the ::: licensed broker or salesman. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Park is being considered. T he dividual property owners. track. :* 518-371-8620, or send resume All replies confidential. Re some fam.lies in South Wind­ p.m. for a special Town Council LOCAL CLIENT Company MAID wanted for motel work, MECHANICS - for large truck ROCKVILLE - Eight room 649-2813. system would provide clear The town is looking for a part- Your (rlands are waiting lor you to to Box 27, EUnora, New York, Box “ M , Manchester Herald. sor. it "certainly would give the meeting for the adoption of the wty. needs a responsible m otivaM experience preferred. Full­ fleet, guaranteed year round custom Ranch, plastered in­ water and uniform clorination time dog warden to assist in the Whether it's our Economy Check-up 12065. The Town Council tabled dis­ opportunity for a family to act Board of Education budget for ef(iciently and .economically. Our ser­ Okay t>oyt It's a Yamaha Day. secretary with good typing and time. Apply Connecticut Motor work with overtime. Call 643- terior, three-zone cast iron MANCHESTER - 7-room for the pond. control of unrestrained dogs. or our personolized Economy Tune-up 2414. cussion and consideration of a like a family and do things fiscal 1974-75. The meeting will vice department is. ready to turn you on light steno. Salary DOE, fee Lodge, 400 Tolland Tpke., •sssssssssssssssssssssssssss baseboard hot water heat, 2t4 luxury Ranch, huge kitchen Councilman Hornish Councilman Leonard Sorosiak . . . we re out to help moke your cor run to Energy Check USA MR. Y.Z. YAMAHA | Manchester. baths, fireplace, walk-out base­ with all built-ins, den with $2.4 million Plum Gulley Park together with other healthy, b e held in the council paid. Call Betsy at Rite Girl, expressed concern for the said that he had received many 646-344L ment. 2350 square feet living fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2 full resolution Monday night, and stabilized families in our com­ chambers. □EDUCATION instead set Arpil 29 as a public water condition late in the BOOKKEEPER Male MACHINISTS area. Two-car garage. Large baths, heated family room, 2 munity.” prefen treed lot. Northeast section. plus p ra g e s. Beautiful in- hearing date on the matter. season. He said that he has TOOLMAKER, machinist, preferred. Experienced in all Smith said that too often peo­ ENERGYCHEO<#l phases of bookkei:eeping. Must be $49,900. Lipman-Chorches grountfpool. Wolverton Agency, In a statement. Mayor Robert asked the recreation director to lathe operators. Must be able to 1 Prh/ata Instructions 18 ple look at the top line and see Legal Notices set-up and work from capable, dependable aiid able to Agency, 872-0571, 643-1869. Realtors, 649-2813. Smith said that the council has consider an earlier opening for ECONOMY CHECK-UP INCLUDES: Esrn 44,500 to 46,000 snd mors yesriy only dollar signs. They do not the park as it is anticipated that blueprints. Minimum three- take responsibilityr ------V —of super­ SEWING INSTRUCTIONS - "wholeheartedly endorsed the V Engine diagnosis Y v isuol wheel alignment Y A ir cleaner inspection MANCHESTER - Wetherell MANCHESTER - Clean 5 1/2 look at the bottom line to find this year’s attendance is years experience. Apply at vising small office staff. Per­ Dressmaking or tailoring. All Plum Gulley concept as a first Ck>urt o( Probate Must be experienced In job shop aircraft type of work. Am- out if what they are buying is FUEL OH. CHANGE V Carburetor inspection V Visual tire balance check > /Visual fuel, oil, coolant leok Paragon Tool Co., Inc., 121 manent employment. Fringe basic steps including pattern Street, six-room Colonial, 11/2 room home on beautiful treed 6 expected to far exceed that of District of Manchester bItious, capable. Openlnga In lathe and Brldgepbrt mills. step towards improving the baths, garage, large lot. Mid acre lot. Full basement, new worth every penny of the cost. V Drive belt tension check V Tire pressure check check NOTICE TO CREDITORS Adams Street, Manchester. benefits. Phone for appoint­ adjustments. Small classes;la last year. High c lw work. Only qualified need apply. Openings on 40’s. Call T. Shannon, 5684652. bath, one-car garage. quality of life for South Windsor Smith urged the people of AT S&S BUfCK ESTATE OF JAMES. H. ARTHUR, ment, 14234593 or 643-8021. Reasonable rates. 643-^16 citizens. The council unanimously SR. Central Connecticut Coop., 85 first and second shifts. “ Immediate occupancy. Only South Windsor to attend the passed a revision of Ordinance Only * 7 . 9 5 Pursuant to an order of Hon. WUUam Milk Street, WillmanUc. MANCHESTER - Attractive $28,900. Call today. Keith Real public hearing, which will be 6-300 regarding the taking of E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be seven-room Cape, new Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. Mayor Smith felt that there presented to the (iauciary named below NOTICE held at 7:30 p.m. at the high ENERGY OHECK^ aluminum siding, gutters. New land for the widening or on or before July 1,11174 or be barred by SERVICE Station attendant REPLY BOX T * • MANOESTER HBUU) □ REAL ESTATE was no question that by school auditorium, so that they roof, new storm windows. altering of boundaries of ECONOMY TUNE-UP INCLUDES: law. The fiduciary is: FOR ADMISSION OP and experienced mechanic. All MANCHESTER - BOLTON agreeing to provide funding, the Margaret A. Peyton Rtpllss S trl^ ContUsnOsI Fireplace, knotty pine rec room line, 3-bedroom Cape, will understand what they will existing town highways. ELECTORS Full or part-time. Apply In per­ council has responded to the is Westview Road Homes For Sale 23 with bar, eat-in kitchen, extra fireplaced living room with be voting on and not vote “ on Originally, assessing of An Economy Tune-up starts with our Old Saybrook, Conn. TOWN OF ANDOVER son, Clarke Motor Sales, Route people in town ” who can be 6, M ton . cabinets, formal dining room, wall-to-wall carpet, kitchen has someone elses slanted damages was decided by three “ Tune-up in a Box", that's designed (or 0M7S Notice is hereby given that heard.” Smith said however opinion.” all 1969-1974 GM cors. It contains fac- CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, built-ins, 1 1/2 baths, storage new oven and range, beautiful residents. An ordinance aired With This Coupon and Your the Board for Admission of WEUE INTERVIEWINQ OUR that his concern are with "the tory-(resh spark plugs, points, condenser. ARTS AND Crafts (^alifornia Ranch. Fireplaced room galore! $37,700. No agents condition. $36,900. Wolverton ‘Victory’ Gardens at a recent public hearing G.M. ENERGY CHECK, we will people who have chosen n it to Then we; Set (actory engine dwell and Electors for the Town of An­ demonstrators needed. Part- "FAVORITE PERSOr living room, formal dining please. Phone owner, 643-0937. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. giving the town manager sole be heard and from wnom we In. other matters. Town give you a FREE OIL CHANGE liming (or your particular car, ad|ust dover will be in session in the time or full-time. No collecting, room, modern...... kitchen witL 1th authority to decide on such IN HANCHESTER dining area, family room, three TWO-FAMILY, 6-6 Duplex, will not hear until election Manager Terry Sprenkel said carburetor idle speed and fuel mix­ NOTICE OF BIDS Town Office Building on April no deliverin Call 872-8663,875- large bedrooms, fourth possi- separate furnaces, (iood day " that an area off Avery St. will matters brought criticism from ture, check the PCV valye, inspect 22,1974 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., in 9722, or 633' Hartford National Bank la seeking people for part- COVENTRY (North) The Manchester Board of ble. 2-car garage. Bieautifully revenue and location. High 30s. soon be plowed for “victory many of those in attendance. This Offer Is Made To oil hoses (or deterioration and accordance with State Statue ~ ■ - “CORNWILi ESTATES" Smith said, “ There are only time and full-time employment oppe$^mitles for our landscaped grounds. JtorionMarion E. Charles Lesperance, 649-7620 gardens.” The new revised ordinance ANY Q.M. CAR OWNER leaks—lighten as necessary, check battery— Education, solicits bids for Sec. 9-18a, for the purpose of WAITRESSES - Full-time two months in which the voters Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. limits the town manager’s .clean and coat Terminals, inspect oil belts (or Electric Lamps and Paper work. Apply In person only, Hartford area locations. of South Windsor must be The idea would allow South No Matter Where You Purchased Your Car admitting all persons w o are If you are thinking about a w ear-lighten as necessary, check oir cleaner element Products. Sealed bids will be Howard Johnson, 394 Tollantl MANCHESTER - FirsL Windsor citizens ,who do not authority. The major im­ found to be qualified to be Elec­ $19,900 FIVE rooms, 1 1/2 custom built home on reached.'I am determined to and yenlilotion (liter. received until May 2,1974 until Tpke., Manchester. Do you enjoy meeting the public? Do you have Offering, excellent five-room have the space to grow provements in the ordinance tors of the Town of Andover. baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ Ranch, garage, two fireplaces, beautiful treed lots, please reach the people in every possi­ t c p M m M t *27.95 3:80 p.m. at which time they clerical or secretarial skills, or wish to explore other vegetables on town owned land. requires that after the land is The qualifications are as HANDYMAN for age, twb acres. Hutchins Agen­ tiled bath, plastered walls, oil call. Our builder will be more ble way to be certain that they will be publicly opened. The light, clean Sprenkel said that the space appraised, authorization for follows: Applicant must be physical work, 8 a.m. to 12 exciting employment possibilities? If so, come In and cy, Realtors, 649-5324. heat, oak flooring, c o m ­ than happy to build exactly know what this referendum is right is reserved to reject any would be assigned through the condemnation be given by the SoyMwoiiiy <24.98 elghteeen years of age, must a noon, daily. Steady work. Phone see US on Wednesday, April 17th from 9-3, at our binations, l^ e lle n t lot, with what you want. Fall occupan­ all about and what it means to S&SBUICK ENERGY CHECK USA AT and all bids. Specifications and town manager’s office. In case Town Council. | resident of the Town of An­ mornings only, 6ll MANCHESTER - Well cared babbling brew, city utilities. cy. Please call Joe Gor^km, their family life and the future bid forms may be secured at West Middle Turnpike office, 320 West Middle Turn­ for ten room oversized Cape in the demand is great there is Assessment figures would be dover, if foreign born must be a Built by Ansaldi. $37,500. 649-5306. of their children.” •'Ntm BngUnd't F u lu t pike. Manchester. country setting, only five Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. another piece of property off derived at by an appraisal the Business Office, 45 N. naturalized citizen. HOUSEKEEPER - Part-time Mayor Smith said that while minutes from center of town. Nevers Rd. which will be used. report, tax assessment, the IIANIB sr„ UCKSni (OpN Evtt.) S4MS71 TED TRUDON PONTIAC School Street, Manchester, Ruth K. Muiison or full-time. Pleasant working Plum Gulley, with its library. Connecticut. conditions: Excellent wages NUTFORD WTIOIUL MNK & TRUST Wall-to-wall carpeting. MANCHESTER - Best Buy, The possibility of installing a town manager’s own knowledge 373 Main Straat, Manoiiettor ^ Town Clerk Separate three room apart­ five-room Ranch, full base­ 649-2881 Raymond E. Demers and benefits. Manchester The BARROWS k WALLACE Co. for Board for Admission An equal opportunity ampfoyar m /t ment. Priced in the mid 40s. ment. $32,500. Phone 2894802, Realtor! — MLS Business Manager Manor Nursing Home, 385 West of Electors Center Street, 64^129. CaU us to see teis fine listiiig. f . Armstrong Real Estate Ser­ Manchester Paritade - M»4I(M J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-],3-lW7. vices.

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BENJY BY JIM BERRY Hootng~§iaing-ChlmMr $4 Arthh» tor $oh 41 Aportrnom For Boot 53 Wontod to Ront 57 b u g s BUNNY ROSSI ROOFING, siding, WOOD SHUTTERS - 7 pair. OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE T U e THREE-BEDROOM WOULD YOU LIKE \ VEAH T] 'PITCH IH' chimneys, gutters, free es­ RRARTMENT DUE TO u n d e r - ^ WHAT DOES 1 HAVE NO IDEA ...BUT DOESN'T timates. Fuuy in si^ . Days, APARTMENT, able to do han­ To HEAR CEDR1C'.<5 / MAYBE LYINS TECHNICAL FAAA0U6 5CHOtAI2^lP$? HE MEAN? ITSOUND^ I'M aOHWA START PAOiTIH' SCREENS AND WITH SNAC k Y" HOW COME - evenings, 529-805«. Paul RENTAL OrnCE dyman’s work in exchange for DAILY a n a l y s is IT'LL C U T FACTORS in flu­ TDNiaHT.' FIRST I'LL CATCH TH'UBWS CP THE STOCK J DOWN HIS OREAT.9 b r e a k s in b e t w e e nJ ^ Tennis FLATTeNS I'LU W RI6HT.' ^ M J Y Cosgrpve 643-5364. We have a large variety of rent reduction. Attention apart­ en ced BY THE AT 7...MAVBE PAWT FROM 7:SO TO 8 .. ■XTU'LL JU S T ABOUT HAVE OLDER SIX drawer wood desk, m a r k e t ? r - ^ SNAFFLIN’ BOARPEP5 BBT A THEY deluxe one and two-bedroom HYPOTHESIS OF THEN I’LL CHECK TH’ SPECIAL THAT'S t i m e t o F in d b r u s h e s M o o K Sta60*»", 155. Unusual swivel ment, duplexes and complexes. O' MY CRACKERS ON AT 9, AN' IF TTAINT INTERESTIN’ MAJOR? AJN't ’ HI6 / WERE apartments and townhouses Phone ^1 3 4 . FLUCTUATING AND OPEN TH E PRINT CAN,' th at a STAMINA BUT tennis isa ' ' 6 H o t : EXPERT roofing and gutter in- wood chair, f35. Phone 6434406. AN CATSUP.' VALUES, THE I'LL GO TO TH' BASEAREMTAGAIN- ears ( watching ^allation. Free estimates. throughout Manchester. Ren­ THEN FROM R TO II THERE'S A GIRLS’ i,| A VERY physical SAME' ' G A V E V A MARKET WILL ^VERAL YEARS a s o a T " Phone 647-1005. tal office open daily from 9-5, EFFERVESCE GOOD MOVIE... GAME b e s s e p b e f o r e V ^ m K Dogt^BMhPoto 43 othier times by apptintment. INTO A HYPER- M E T o STO P A F T E R ■ ' BARRETT HOME Improve­ ONLY ONE HIS / TELE I n o ^ SENSITIVE legs; I vision; ment Company, aluminum □ AUTOMOTIVE PERIOD OF SOCIl FOR cats, kittens, imiTO BITEnBES, Ml siding, make your home look adopt placement, shelter, ADVANCE ■ like new. Save fuel with in­ 2484 .Im IM i .III, IhMiliiiiir OR Route Vernon. Phone 875- Autos For Solo 6 6 DECUNE sulated backing, Kaiser, Alcoa 0052. I4I-1I21 products. Complete trim. &ve •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NEED CAR? Credit bad? good money and get a Job done ——T-- *0 w i*r« or hy wormWvasr mm.wSH ik. N om u For Safe 23 Homot 'tor Safa 23 Services Ottorod 31 Uvotioek 44 Bankrupt? Repossessed? . T.M.Ksi.US.NtOt. Bullding-Controetlog 33 right by local craftsman. FOUR ROOMS, second floor. Honest Douglas accepts lowest MANCHESTER - 4-family in Financing available. Roger G. FOR YOUR horseshoein stove, refrigerator, hot water, down, smallest payments. MICKEY FINN CENTER STREET TWO HANDY men want varie­ Barrett, Webster Lane, Bolton, center of town. Excellent condi­ Immaculate 6-room Cape with ty of jobs, raking rolling, MASONRY - All types, call Bob Gagnon, at i convenient location. Two Douglas Motors, 345 Main. BY HANK LEONARD 649-0822. after 5 p.m. tion with four rooms each bath and a half, shed dormer, liming, fertilizing, mowing fieidstone, brick, concrete. ad u lts. 3112 m onthly plus apartment. Excellent estate lawns, attics, cellars cleaned Free estimates, after 5 p.m., security. 6467094, 4:30 to 8:30 AUTO INSURANCE - compare OF c o u«?f£-/ r s e ! HE WELL, HE KNOWS y <• oversized garage, lot 200’ Hooting-Plumbing 35 our low rates. For a telepnone WOULDN'TYT aHA*.; . . _ builder, 158,900. Wolverton Reasonable rates, 643-5305. 643-1870 or 644-2975 p.m. LANCE HAD NO /D£A NOW! LET HIM l i ll Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. deep. Vacant. — T.J. AnUquoo 43 quotation call Mr. Dolin at 646- that you would be ACCEPTED IF HE’D B O m Heating and Plumbing KNOWN/ Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577 PDQ PRINTERS - Post Road NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - FIRST FLOOR, two-family 7 ; OPPONENT, I Remodeling, repairing, ad­ — Prompt, courteous service. MANCHESTER - Brand new Piaza, Vernon. Letterheads, Call 643-1496. WANTED — Antique furniture, rooms, country kitchen, con­ aluminum sided 6-room envelopes, bills, quick copy, ditions, rec rooms, porches and glass, pewter, oil paintings or venient location, no pets. Phone SAVE - Buy rebuilt engines Colonial with three generous TOLLAND - Custom Dutch wedding invitations. Xeroxing. roofing. No job too small. Call other antique items. Aw 649-1677. from Lloyd’s Auto Parts, 191 GOe ' s a bedrooms, large living room Colonial in country setting with 649-■i-3lft. SEWERLINES, sink lines, The Harrisons, Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- KILLER 875-4819. cleaned with electric cutters, THE FALSE START with fireplace, completely seven big rooms. This quaiity 16$ Oakland Street. COVENTRY - Three-room 1558. C ti:« », WA >■ T • tx G1 IN by professionals. McKinney CLOSE = arpeted, 1 1/2 baths, ^ ,! M . new home inciudes an 18x15' ROTO-TILLING - Set your date CARPENTRY - Repairs, apartment available im­ T M a«g u s on master bedroom with fireplace, remodeIing,_additions, Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ Wontod to Buf 1967 CHEVY Impala, 4-door, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, now. Phone 643-1364. pany, 643-5308. 49 mediately. All utilities in­ CAPTAIN EASY 649-2813. two or three other bedrooms, Call David Patria, South Wii cluded. 3140 monthly. Security extremely depenaable, needs BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE spacious kitchen with custom LIGHT TRUCKING - If you sor, 644-1796. WANTED FOR CASH - An­ required. 872-9402, Vantage body work. any new parts. cabinets, oven, range, hood, FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, tiques, early metal toys, trains, Realty. Midinelins, 3200 firin. Phoiie 646 HEBRON (8 miles out) - Super need the services of a pick'-up repairs, and remodeling. clean 5 1/2 room Ranch with dishwasher, disposai. truck for any reason, call 64^ WES ROBBINS carpentry d-ups, jihonograpns, guns. 9030 refrigerator, tripie sink and remodeling specialist,st. Ad- Prompt service on emergen­ swords, oil painting, pewter, heated family room, three 1364. Attics, cellars, yards, etc. cies. 6«-7024. THREE-ROOM apartment, bedrooms, countiy size kitchen, grili. Also includes 29x17’ living ditions, rec rooms, dormers, furniture, lass. Almost near hospital. Heat, hot water. 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY, four- 1 1/2 baths. Only 333,000. room with fireplace, dining ODD JOBS - You name it - we built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, anything old. all anytime, 643- stove, refrigerator and cooking door hardtop. Excellent condi­ room, unfinshed■ • ■ rec room wit ith 649-3446. NO JOB too sm all, toilet gas. Wall-to-wall carpeting. tion. 49,000 original miles. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, do it. Phone John at 643-2097 or repairs, plugged drains, kltchai f 649-2813. fieidstone fireplace. This home 3165. Adults onl;ily, no pets, Asking 3550. Phone 647-1731. PRISCILLA’S POP Andy at 87^238S. faucets replaced, repaired, rec BY AL VERMEER is loaded with extras to LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - CLEANING OUT? We buy. Security (^ositit requrequired. You s h o u l d ' R E A D I N I G h e l p s rooms, bathroom remodeling, MAIN STREET, Talcottville. numerous to list. 356,000. Lee LAWN SERVICE - Complete new homes custom built, Phone 5284J477. Phone 6469678. 1973 FORD COUNTRY squire D O M O R e US TO ACQUIRE , and Lament Realty, 875-0000, heat modernization, etc. FYee Brougham. Air-conditioning, R E A D INKS, UNDERSTANDINKS, Seven-room home with up to mowing, raking, yards cleaned. remodeled, additions, rec STUART. four bedrooms, huge kitchen 872-4690. rooms, garages, kitchens estimates gladly given. M & M FOUR-ROOM paneled, power brakes, power steering, p e r c e p t i o n , Summer contracts available. Plumbing 4 Heaung, 649-2871. ^ INSIG-MT... with oven, range and Free estimates. Senior citizen remodeled, bath tile, cement carpeted duplex. Nice location. power windows. AM/FM radio. refrigerator, large dining room. discounts. 643-0304. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Stove, refrigerator, ideal for Radial tires. 11,600 miles. Like 6 t 6 w NE Plumbing Service, Good buy at 334,900. Wolverton Lotu-Lond ter Safe 24 tial or commercial. Call 649- □ RENTALS couple. 3155. No utilities. 646 new. Must be sold. 33,950. After Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. STEVEN EDWARDS Contrac­ 4291. 3 p.m., 742-8243. BUILDING LOTS - 3/4 to one ting Agency - Painting, interior- Rooms for Root 52 1971 CHEVELLE, 38,000 miles, J 'V 8«0 US Pit on _ MANCHESTER - 6-room acre,dviV| 150’aw isviiva^vtfrontage, wv300’ |/au9plus exterior, carpentry, small jobs, CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ 4056. MANCHESTER - nice one Colonial with three bedrooms, deep. Residential Manchester. masonry and cement work, ages, additions, bathrooms, bedroom Ranch type apart­ good condition. R ^ , black rinyl THE THOMPSON House- top. Automatic, power steering, STEVE CANYON family style kitchen with pan­ 646-1316 Phyllis Jackston, fences, tilling for gardening, kitchens, houses, repairs. Free ment, private entrance, in­ BY MILTON CANIFF try, dining room, 2-car garage. estimates. Small jobs. Stephen Cottage Street, centrally cludes heat and appliances, 3175 small 8. 31,900. 8762860. Realtor. tree work, no job too small, for Flooring move-in condition. Only 334,9( Martin, 646-7295. 35 located, large, pleasantly fur­ per month. Paul W. Dougan, r ig h t .' ’ ...REMINDS M E ' AND HE WENT ON IWYING OFF any household job call for es­ GENERAL PH)L£RI£,I'0 UKE I figured you Wolverton Agency, 649-2813. Invottmont Freporty 25 timate, 649-1590 between 6 a.m. nished rooms, parking. Call 649- Rea"...... Realtor, 6464535 or 6461021. 1962 CHEVY IMPALA, 3100 or ON THE FRAOOOLENTSIGNA- TO VOLUNTEER FOR THAT OIL FLOOR SandingS a n d in g and 2358, for overnight and perma­ i \MFE% C R ^ C A ^ VWULP.' THE WAR and 7 p.m. best offer. Call 646-4258. •A-V6 TURES — BECAUSE THE CARD .J O B WHICH JUST CAME IN / BETWEEN MEN AND , MASON CONTRACTOR - CROOKS SPENT LESS MONEY MANCHESTER - Handyman’s Reflnishing, (specializintBlizing in nent guest rates. MANCHESTER - Modern two g '9/4 py me, TR lUa uS 9ai on ------WOMEN HAS PROVIDED ' Plastering, custom built stone THE BORN LOSER ’ THAN AAAMA! 5------special, 2.3 acres zoned in­ LICENSED Rest Home - with or brick fireplaces, chimney older floors). Inside painting, bedroom Townhouse, heat, hot CAMARO, 1968, SS 327, US WITH SOME BRIUJ/W r ceilings. John Verfaille, BY ART SANSOM SUIQDE m is s io n ^ MANCHESTER 331,900 dustrial. Has five-room Ranch 24 hour nursing supervision. repair, block and cement work. LARGE comfortable room for water, appliances, carpeting, automatic, power steering, 5750, 872-2222. VOLUNTEERS/ 60INIITE Wm EASBi as income or office. LaPenta Certified recreation program, New or old. Free estimates. E. gentleman, next to bath and private basement with laundry excellent condition. Very Agency, 646-2440. ambulatory residents. 314. per Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. shower, kitchen privileges, hook-up, nice yard and garage. Clean. Phone 649-0358 after 5 references, phone 649-0719. 3250 monthly. Stephens Realty p.m. You can drive to Hartford in day. Telephone Administrator, INVESTMENT Property - New St. Anthony Home, Rockville. TOBIAS Carpentry Service - 6461267. 10 short minutes from this ROOM for rent, phone 649-3173. 1966 RAMBLER American sta­ extra clean 6-room Cape. 3 London area. Furnished 875-9121. Remodeling,ing, additions, custom apartments, centrally located, „ -ir » * ^ISC. FOR SALE ------FOUR ROOM and five-room tion wagon, 6 cylinder, standard bedrooms, large kitchen, for­ gross annual income 324,000. LAWNMOWERS repall repaired and K J a f is T m ® ® ...... WIDOW AGE 37 wishes compa- apartments, tiled bath, heat, teansmission, good condition. mal dining room, fireplaced- Earn up to 30% on your invest­ sharpened, pick-uplick-u and ______Articio* tor Solo 41 Pi?" to share apartment. Phone hot water included, newly Excellent gas mileage. 3400. 525-3906. living room and garage. Out of ment. 646-1316. Phyllis delivered. Call ^ r p a l l how for TIMOTHY J. Connelly Carpen­ remodeled. Middle-age adults. Phone 6461011 or 741-^1 after state owner anxious. Joe Gor­ Jackston, Realtor. Security deposit, references, no 5 p.m. your spring tuneup. 643-5305. try and General Contracting.g. ALUMINUM sheets used as Aportmottto For Boot don, 649-5306. Residential and commercial. rinting plates, .007 thick. 53 pets, lurking, 11 1/2A and B MANCHESTER, 8-room LET US cultivate a closer tie Whether it be a small repair 3x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for 3l! School Street, across from East I 8 CTlI WE HAVE customers waiti Ik aluminum sided building on between you and the good job, a custom built home or Phone 6462711. :ing Side Rec, near Main. door. 57,000 miles. Hydromatic East Center Street. First floor, for the rental of your apartmelent transmission. Original owner. earth. For reasonable roto- anything in between, call 646 THE FLINTSTONES The BARROWS li WALLACE Co. former dental office, amesited tllling, phone 6461993. 13' NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 or home. J.D. Real Estate 474 MAIN ST. three rooms, A-1. Extra set mounted winter Associates, Inc. 6461980. BY HANA-BARBERA RetUon — MLS parking lot, ideal professional cents each. Inquire side door. heated, family unit, 3160. Call 6 treads included. 31,200. 649- Mincheiter Pukade — 64MIM location ..... Martens Agency, 5, 6 4 6 2 ^ . 0175. MASONRY WORK - Brick, Manchester Evening Herald. HEBRON - modern 2 bedroom ALLEY OOP A Realtors, 6462550. ROTO-TILLING, for gardens or block and stone. New work ana new lawns. Phone 6460706 after apartment, in country setting, MANCHESTER - New unusual FORD Fairlane, 1967 station BY V.T. HAMLIN repairs, reasonable prices. Call WE BUY and sell used fur­ carpeting, appliances, heat ana •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 p.m. 6469508. niture. Cash on the line. One ohe-bedroom townluxue, full wagon. Good condition. Low H ^ R D TH' WIZER. BCHS/] ...t h e n t h a t s what hot water. Available im­ IF BURYI^ FOOZV IS THE ' MANCHESTER - 331,900. six Real Estate Wanted 28 piece or an entire housefull. private basement. Front and milrage. Phone after 6 p.m. WC SOTTA DO.' PLOWING and roto-tilling, mediately, 3190. 228-3884, 646 rear entrances. Patio. Includes 6467784. ONLY WAY T'CLEAN UPTH' room Colonial, 1V5 baths, dead­ ANY TYPE Carpentry and 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 8250. polluted air o f moo... end street, trees, SELLING your home or local, 381 Tunnel Road, Vernon. masonry work, additions and Main Street Rear, behind heat, appliances and carpeting. i monthly. Paul W. Dougan, 1973 MAZDA, RX2, excellent Ad4 M, Hutchins Agency, acreage? For prompt friendly Call 643-0711. remodeling. Ftm estimates. A. Douglas Motor Sales. alter, 6 4 3 ^ , 6461021. condition. 33,500. Call before 5, _ N O W , service, call Louis Dimock Squillacote, 6460811. 6469126. t a m t s MANCHESTER - 330,500, 6 Realty, 6469823. HOMELINE Floor cleaning CLEAN USED refrigerators, VMHAT room Cape, two unfinished, gar­ company, for residential and ranges, automatic washers, 149 OAKLAND Street - Two , I C A LL niESIDEIITIAL roam heated apartment, first 1968 MUSTANG, six cylinder, age, immaculate condition, ALL CASH for your property co m m ercial, call 649-1590 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s S T R E 4 K IM Q between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. floor, 3110. Call 6462426,9 a.m. standard, air-conditioner, vinyl west side. Hutchins Agency, within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmnoy 34 Appliances, 649 Main St, 646 VILUBE APTS.. top, 3200. Call after 5, 649410. ./// 6465324. to 5 p.m. instant service. Hayes Agency, 2171. MANCHESTER As is. 6460131. LIGHT 'raUCKING and odd WE INSTALL Aluminum MANCHESTER - Charming jobs. Phone 6469350 or 6467656. SCREENED Loam, gravel, s(ding, storm windows, doors One and two bedrooms. Older home on private street. WE WILL buy your house. Call {utters, awnings, canoinvV processed gravel, sand, stone, Convenient to schools, shopping anytime, Hutchins Agency, MANNING RUG cleaning com­ Near schools, churches - , .---. . pany, specializing in steam roofing. Spring sp ecTai: ?•«» »• M-16 4,ie C 3 and transportation. Only $37,- Realtors, 6465324. aluminum storm Endows in- '“ *'**• and shopping center, on Homoo lor Ront cleaning of wall-to-wall storm windc _ ^ ® 1974 by MEA, Inc. T M Ofl 900. Pasek Realtors, MLS, 286 stalled, 317.88. Turnpike TV bus line. Cal} anytime. 1967 FORD window van, 6 carpeting. Reasonable rates. EIGHT ROOMS, large wooded 7475. SELLING your house? Call us Home Improvements, 64634M. RICH, CLEAN loam, 5 yards, cylinder standard, excellent MR. ABERNATHY WIN AT BRIDGE first and we'll make you a cash Free estimates. 7467165. $25 plus tax. Also sand, stone, 6 4 6 - 2 6 2 3 lot, all appliances. Year lease. running condition. Many new BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Security deposit. Phone 646 MANCHEISTER - Nine rooms, offer. One day service. T. J. BIDWELL Home Improvement ^ w e l, pool and patio sand. 646 parts. 3900 firm. 6462210. four bedrooms, large lot, large Crockett, Realtor, 6461577. CELLARS Cleaned, lawns Co. E xpert installation of 0615 mowed, by week or contract. bam, two-car garage. RB zone, aluminum siding, gutters and 1956 CHEVROLET pick-up, 3/4 Poor Aunt Emma takes the rap V ‘F - C H R D J ’ea J « 4 « central, many extras. Man' THIS BROKER is working hard Shrubs and trees cut and QUEEN size French Provincial LOOKING for anything in real 456 1/2 MAIN STREET • 6 ton now tires.^ Good conaition. trimmed. 875-0075. trims. Roofing installation and The bidding has been; 16 possibilities. 339,900. F. 7 for a quick sale. List your repairs. 6 4 9 ^ , 8769109. bedroom set, six pieces, divan, estate rental — apartments, rooms, family unit, security. Must sell. Asking 3100.6463248. ^ilecki, Realtor, 6462121. property with us. Call Hagler recliner, etc. 6460658 after 3. homes, multiple dw ellti^, no 6462426, 9-5 p.m. West North East South LIGHT TRUCKING - AtUcs Real Estate, 6466624. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate North and South reached The dear old Aunt Emma lA Pass IV and cellars cleaned. For free VERNON - Immaculate seven roofing, storm windows, aw­ LOAM, topsoil, fill, graveavel for Associates, Inc. 6461980. 4 1/2 ROOM RANCH, Vernon - Motorcycloo-BIcycloo 54 their heart game by means of type sitting East had been Pass 2V Pass room Colonial, four bedrooms, estimates phone 647-9610 nings. Quality workmanship, sale. Excavating, septic, ssewer Bolton area,, month-to-month NORTH paying no attention to the anytime. ♦ AQ72 ^ bidding method You, South, hold: garage, large treed lot, swim­ free estimates. Fully insured. work. Latulippe Brothers, Inc., NEWER family size 6bedroom lease, 3225. Breezeway and gar- LOW COST m otorcycle in­ ■ called, Poppa-Momma.” play and followed with her ming pool. Must sell Im- 6465114, 742-9477 apartment, including heat, age, 6466597...... or 6465167. ‘ 516: surance, immediate binding. t 10842 last low club. Now South put ♦K2VAJ7654864AQ94 872-9187, 6463417. ♦ 97 What do you do now? mediately, reduced for fast □ MI8C. SERVICES B & M Tree Removal, fast ser­ appliances, carpeting, |210 per See us for your needs, Crockett up his king and led his last vice, free estimates, low 4 8 6 3 The contract was a fairly A—Bid three hearts. Your sale. Mr. Matthew, Belflore ROOFING — Specializing WHITE gas and ;as stove. m onth. P aul W. Dougan, Agency, 6«-1577. club. Agency, 647-1413. prices. Insured. 646-4303, or 646 excellent condition. Phone Realtor, 6464535, 6461021. WEST EAST good one, but it made be­ partner has a minimum hand, Sorvleoa Ottorod 4688. repairing roofs, new roofs, A J8 5 cause East played the de­ but the fact that he can raise 31 gui 6368582 or 647-1837. gg HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- A K963 liter wor‘work, chimneys, cleaned Buotnooo for Ron! ? 75 fense like dear old Aunt East won with the queen hearts means there may well be BOLTON - 18 1/2 acres, 260’ and repaired. 30 years EAST HARTFORD - Choice OTcles, parts and accessories. f A6 STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, ROTO-TILLING, home gar­ ♦ Q J102 ^ Em m a. and South had the rest of the a chance for game. Invite it. frontage Route 6, excellent 6 experience. Free estimates. ANTIQUE TABLE - Com­ Central Avenue Townhouse, 4 Expert service^ Harley- A A653 tricks since East had to lead room modern house, plus other fireplaces, flagstone terraces, dens, flower beds. Yards, attics pressor, farm grindstone, 1/2 rooms. Private basement - STORAGE Warehouse - 10,500 4 J942 4Q75 Howley, 6465361. square feet, platform level. Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, a diamond to give a ruff and TODAY’S QUESTION buildings. Zoned for DU business. concrete repairs, inside and and basements cleaned. doors, floor lamps, rug, small heating tystem. Two bedroonu. Hartford. 247-9774. SOUTH(D) South was delighted with Instead of raising to two hearts outside. Reasonably priced. Reasonable rates. 6467644 after Stock Place, rear. Attractive the diamond opening since it discard, or a spade away Financing available. Frank pool table, tables, jade clock, No pels, one child. 3160. 526 A 104 from his king. your partner has rebid to two Mott, 643-5658. 6460851. 5 p.m. rental Brokers protected. Call T KQJ93 eliminated---- ..-•••vwx.. fc.iv the necessity of carving, 1964 Oldsmoblle, van 6175. MOTORCYCLE Insurance niinfinrT *U— _____ clubs. What do you do now? •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Articloo lor Solo 41 trailer, wheel chair. 6462371. 5263114. A K84 hunting for the enemy ace (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I Lowest rates available. Answer Tomorrow MANCHESTER N ew ly SHARPENING Service - Pointing-Poporing 32 ROCKVILLE - 4% ROOMS, Immediate binding._ Prompt 4 akio He won the %cond trick with decorated Garrison Colonial. Saws, knives, axes, shears, his king and saw that in all 3135 monthly, utilities extra, Claim service. Call Clarke• ft). East-West vulnerable 23’ living room, raised hearth skates, rotary blades. Quick j.p . Le w is & son custom 'niree rooms, heat, garden, 335 surance Agency, 643-1126. probability he would need a fireplace, formal dining, eat-in service. Capitol Equipment decorating, interior and weekly. 87^6359. West North East South succe^ful spade finesse to Answer to Previous Puzzle Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. exterior, paper hanging. Fully make his contract. kitchen,■ cm stove, dishwasher, dis­ DOWNTOWN EXPERT bicycle rep ilrs, all IV Jumble 0 rz E A D T E A D posal. th ree bedrooms include Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday insured. 6469658. SIX-ROOM Duplex. Attic, makes, models and Pass 2V Pass 3V N L B T E e N N £ ------. - - .6 4 6 speeds. C p A U R A N N 12x18 master, walk-in closets. 1 7:369, Saturday, 7:364 cellar, garage, laundry MAIN STREET Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Pass 4V Pass Pass T £ 7958 GRADUATE Students, five Pass Then he led his king of ACROSS 6 Restores to £ s T A T E S N A 0 E R 1/2 baths. Full attic, 50x150 lot, hookups. |ai5 monthly, securi­ Manchester Bicycle’di Shop,“ 646 £ 0 C ears professional training, trumps. East* won with the 1 Shrub health A T S stockade fencing, 14x42 garage. * 7 ® ® T . V . ty. No pets. Phone 59^772. OFFICE Opening lead -4 Q D 0 R R E|A & E S T E REWEAVING burns, holes. V('ery reasonably priced. Freis ace and led a trump back. 6 Place of abode 7 One time £ X 1 T £ D S H Walk to schools. July 5th oc­ 8 Japanese herb 0 w E D cupancy. Asking 339,500. Prin­ Zippers, umbrellas repaired. estimates. Phone 643-8834. THREE ROOMS, first floor, South won in his own hand 11 Extol M£ T A L. & A DIP E M0 • Ft m Parkfog. Lraa ttun $2 MOTOR CYCLE handle bars, 12 Undergo 9 Steadiest 1 N £ D ElPlV 5 E N cipals only. 6462356. Window shades, Venetian SETS one block from Center. and played his ace of clubs. Y •quar* toot bichidaa boat factory seconds, all types. 35 By Cfswald & Jam es Jacoby Then he ruffed his last dia­ 14 Most 10 Boy's name D E t. L- A £ T blinds. Keys. TV for rent. COLLEGE Graduate students Redecorated. Heat, hot water 11 South S KJ £ E R each. Conn. Cycle Accessories, mond and led a club from inefficient £ S T R E A T HOME BUYING information. Marlows, 867 Main St. 6465221. available for exterior and in­ WORKING CONDITION and parking. Adults only. No 316 Hartford Rd., Manchester. 15 Oak fruits American H A 1- F S H £ L. L. N 0 R ■ dummy. A M r E S T 0 A N Stop in or we will mail free terior painting. Six years O lho rt $12 - $16 - $ 1$ , tlB . ets. 3130. Reply Box “AA” , • WHt Rsdacorata to auH. 16 PeerGynt's river E E 13 Domestic D K A R MS T Sr 0 E S copy. Hayes Corporation, 55 MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. expeirlence. Fully insured. Free lanchester Herald. HONDA - 350CL, 1969, good con­ mother East Center Street. 646-0131. Removal, pruning, lot clearing, estimates. Call our com­ 17 ^ n is h cheer slaves 27 Food fish 36 Classification dition, 3575. Call after 6 p.m. 18 Evening 17 Individual spraying.Fully Insurea. petitors, than call us, 6467034. FIRST COME- THREE room ground floor C al/ 649-8407. 30 Herringlike 38 Domesticates Licensed. Free estimates. (poet.) 20 Certain fishes 41 Anatomical 6 TOLLAND - Nicely located six- apartment, heat, hot water, & §TAR. GAXEiC*»^ 19 Minister to swimmers room Ranch on shaded 3/4 acre Phone 6365345. INSIDE - Outside painting. imUNATRICK 31 Loyalists network stove, refrigerator, parking, 1971 TRIUMPH Bonneville - -By tX.4 Y R. POLLAN- 21 Reply tab.) 21 Solar disk 32 Armed fleet 44 Pigeon pea lot. Rec room with barn board Special rates for people over 6$. FlRST SERVE! bus line, flM. 6466311. ARIES 22 Lamprey 650cc, twin carb. Asking 31,050. MAR. 21 LlIRA 22 Being (Latin) 33 Coterie 45 Afternoons walls ahd bar. Attached one-car CUSTOM MADE Draperies, Fully Insured. Estimates given. Your Doily Activity Guido serr. u 23 Public fishermen Call 6461917 after 6. According to th» Stan. 34 South (ab.) garage. Dining area, deck, very reasonable, work Call 649-7863. THREE-ROOM furnished APR. 19 performer 24 Forefather 646-1700 11-16-18-4^ To develop message for Wednesdoy, o cr. zz4> American 46 Bound above ground pool, big living guaranteed. Call anytime, 646 TOMORROW NKHT apartment, utilities. Suitable 25 Natives of 25 Feminine creeping plant 47 Exclamation SUZUKI 120, 1967, 3250, good ST:^48-5e-63 read words corresponding to numbers 4-15-29-34^ Latvia appellation room. Located in excellent INTERIOR - EXTERIOR pain- one- person or couple. 224 running condition, rebuilt 42-53-87-1l7-89f. 35 Inherent of triumph ting, insured, e»erienced, 'TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign. 26 Contend neighborhood for children. 3^,- Charter Oak Street, engine. Also CB 160 Honda, ; AM. ZO 1 Find 31 The SCORPIO RLAU'S ANNUAL 61 The 27 Sesame 1 2 3 4 5 r " 8 9 900. Lee and Lamont Realty, TREE SERVICE (Soucier) reasonable rates. For free es- 2 ExctMcnl 32 Plans OCT. ZZ, r 10 1 460 MAIN STREET - Ideal for mechanic’s special. Call 644- 7 mat K 62 Sole 28 Sea eagle 875-0000, 872^690. Trees cut, trimmed or topped. timate, call Peter Tilley, 742- i 3 Gfeot 33 Point 63 Now ! ROCKVILLE - three room store, office etc. 3160. Call 646 1953 after 4: 7-1613-31 4 You NOV. Zl (var.) IT 12 [l3 stumps removed, fully insured. 6117. 34 Then 64 Agreement 29 Employ RACK DOOR SALE I apartment, heat, hot water, 2426, 9-5. 52-5^66 5 Ch«ck 35 Excellent 65Whot 17-20-36-57, Got a tree problem? Well worth stove and refrigerator, D 6 Day 30 Fix^ look IT" IS - « B L , l t CAT MINI bike, 31/2 h.p., very BUZZ SAWYER GIMINI 36 Attending 66 Now 71-74-88-' a phone call. 742-8252. NUTMEG PAINTING - Coriaty 7:00 10:00 PM. U m . 17 carpeted living room, fl45. 7 Business 37 Doy 67 You I THREE Air-conditioned offices good condition. Phone after 4 BY ROY CRANE HAY zi SAGITTARIUS.Wl lARIV* 16 17 St Gamache. Experienced in in­ 8 For 38 Up 68 Against 37 Out of (Fr.) 18 serving Connecticut homemakers since 1909 Adults only, no pets, secwlty for rent, choice location, ample p.m., 6460077. 31^- HERE YOU ARE, AAR. SAWYER. r ' r JUtte 20 9 Home 39 Openings 69 Act NOV. 38 Beverage EUington ■ TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving terior, exterior, residential and j'^H E WANTS MARY li) I deposit r e q ^ . Parking for off«atreet parking. Under 35 per I ^ T E ^ H E R E is SAWYER'S 10 AAotters 40 For 70 Quickly Die. 39 Box large appliances, cleaning GREEK AND-ROAAAKi COINS. I „ V35-37-40-43 11 Joint 41 Best commercial. Fully insured, 646 I one car. Call 643-9678. square foot. Contact John H. nporo- - COINS, FARRAH/ PICTURE. HE'S STAYING AT 71 Things 40 Upper limb nwiKV I KcumoN VERY RARE. ------4 cS/60-73-75 12 Brighten 42A' 72 Hove 21-24-41-476 28 cellars and attics, also some 5295. NAAAE'S JOHN 65-67-72 41 Rodent 3-bedroom, full dormer Lappen, Inc., 649-5261 for MeblloilloHo Homoo 65 THE hilltop h o tel. FINPA CANCIR 13 Auume 43 With 73 Officiol ! £ ■ tree work done. 644-17TO. details. BUT HAVEN'T S . SAWYER. 14 Moking 44 Come 74 01 42 Greek letter 28 custom C i^, 0 0 5 wooded I MANCHESTER - New duplex, 3 WAY .TO KEEP HIM OUT OF ^^^ JUtll 21 CAPRICORN PETER BELUVEAU Paintii bedrooms, living room, large •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• STOP paying high rent, own YOU MORE? 15 Art 45 Tronsoefion 75 Business Dec. 22 43 Ornamental 1 acres, with a pood. First-floor LIGHT Trucking.- Odd jobs, - Experienced and insure OUR )6 FinorKiot 46 Could 76 Slip headband 28 kitchen, stove, dishwasiier, 1 Booort Proporty your own mobile home, just 33,- ! 7 Fine 47 01 77 The JAN family room with fireplace, cellars and attics cleaned, Paintmg, papering, ceiT I T«t2-26-38-49 " 4 45 Peaceful ■ I 1/2 baths, wall-to-wall, balM- For Boot 55 995. Ready to live in. 10 year 18 Gools 48 Be 78 AAonth 5- 9-30-54 to 32 j^5l-7679-86 19 The (8 Dispassionate 34 35 38 aluminum siding, central lawns mowed, small tree work. b ^ or small jobs. PhoM I 5 m an t, 3250 plus security. financing available. 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Phone p6^^^V<,T<^^^xkl ©.LIvcrsc 73-39-44-500 5 Rot flax Phone 6 4 6 ^ . 111 \ 4-16 1112. i|tor, 6464635, or 6 4 6 ia u r Phone 6 p.m. to 6 p.m., 2269386. after 6 p.m., 6462U6. 697-70^3-84VjfcJ ' (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) i PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., April t6, 1974 Tolland District Health Study Report Andover PTA Fair Set May 1 essential. With continued pop­ goal was to study the public accomplished in the immediate Based on these discussions Health Department with full­ VIVIAN KENNESON ulation increases, Tolland’s health needs of Tolland, the Herald Travel Show, Thursday At 8, Highland Park School future. and interviews with semral Cormpondent time director; Tolland Health public health needs continue to town’s resources, and the During the committee’s public health professional^^as Department with a part-time ELLEN LARIVIERE Those wishing to donate hand­ The Tolland Health District grow. available state and federal well as anticipated costs of Correspondent made crafts should contact Study Committee, appointed by existence it considered the director; or contracted ser­ Improved technology, assistance. Upon completion of public health needs of the town each approach when possible, vices of a part-time director. 742-9117 Nancy Hegener on Hebron Rd. the Board of Selectmen in restructuring of local health this goal, it was to recommend the committee formulated its Plans for the Andover PTA Remnants and patterns can be January, presented its final and came up with recommen­ departments, and significant to the Board of Selectmen dations for an approach which recommendations. Fair are well under way. The dropped off at Nita Hillman’s report to that board after ten strides in public health whether the town should on Lake Rd. Auction Items can weeks of meetings. the town should follow to best Recommendations Public Health Council PTA Country Store will be knowledge have increased a become a member of a health provide the necessary and It is the recommendation of It is the committee’s opening under new manage­ be left at the Elementary Richard Lander, chairman; town’s capability to provide the School. l®anrl|p0tpr iEiipntng H?raUi district. the Tolland Health District ment. The name has been Lorraine Manning, secretary; desired services. Con­ recommendation that the town public with health services it Study Committee that the town changed to the “Emporium.” A cassette tape recorder will and members Corinne Bock, siderations were given to ad­ form a public health council to desires and to which it is en­ participate in a Public Health The fair will be held on May 11 be raffled off and proceeds will Philip Nangle, Kenneth Smith, A secondary goal was to cite ministrative services, en­ investigate fully the three titled. These services can be District to satisfy the necessary from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. go to the Andover School Band. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1974 - VOL. XCIII, No. 168 Stuart Tinkham and Helen those characteristics of a vironmental services, and nur­ recommended interim alter­ Manchester—A City of Village Charm provided for in a number of sing services. and desired health services of There are many events Voter Session THIRTY-TWO PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE) FIFTEEN CENTS Want were complimented by Health District deemed natives and recommend a ways and to various extents, at Tolland, and that the Board of scheduled for the day, from a The Baord of Admission of the selectmen on the quality of necessary should Tolland join To fulfill desired public detailed choice to the varying costs to the taxpayers. Selectmen take the. necessary mustache contest for resident Electors for the Town of An­ the detailed study submitted. such a district. Finally, if a health needs, the approaches selectmen; begin detailed in­ In light of the changes that action to join an existing or men to a variety of children’s dover will be in session in the In order to do justice to the health district were not studies were: A public health vestigation into joining a public have and will take place in proposed public health district, activities. Booths will be Town Office Building on April amount of research and the im­ recommended, it was the intent district; a Tolland Department health district; and become a town, as well as recent legisla­ or participate in the formation offering a variety of items from 22, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. for the portance of the subject, the con­ of the committee to recom­ of Health with a full-time direc­ permanent, advisory body for tion passed by the state of a new public health district. plants, baked goods, remnants purpose of admitting qualified tents will be reported in a five- mend other alternatives to tor of health; a Tolland Health the town in the area of public legislature, a committee was In the interim period before heath. and others, including a eiectors of the Town of An­ part series this week. fulfill the public health needs of Department with a part-time Mideast Crisis formed to study the possible the community. director of health; contracting Tolland can become part of a The next part of this series sidewalk photographer. dover. benefits to Tolland in joining a The Andover Elementary The qualifications are as Summary The committee also set a goal services, including a health district, it is recommended that taken from the report of the health district with neighboring to recommend interim means director, from another town; the town provide for its public District Health Study Com­ School Band and the Rham follows: Applicant must be 18 Public health services made towns. for providing public health care contracting services, including health care through one of the mittee will look into public Symphonic Band will provide years of age, must be a resident available to the residents of a Goals if a health district was a health director, from a near­ following, in order of the com­ health services presently entertainment and a grand auc­ of the Town of Andover, and If community are important and The committee’s primary recommended, but could not be by hospital. mittee’s preference: Tolland available to the town. tion is planned. foreign born must be a naturalized citizen. May Escalate

A military communique United Press International Sadat insisted on Israel giving The semi-official Cairo broadcast by Damascus radio up “every inch” of occupied The Arab press said ^ a y the at 9:20 a.m. said “Clashes on newspaper A1 Ahram quoted Soviet Union was prepar^ to Arab lands under an over-all Sadat as saying the Egyptian Mt. Hermon continued Middle East peace plan. leader told Secretary of State intervene directly to halt throughout the night and this Israeli military activity on the Syrian President Hafez Assad Henry A. Kissinger of the morning spread to other sectors said any agreement to separate Arabs' tough negotiating Syrian front, where an all-night of the front.” battle raged for control of the opposing armies along the demands. Meanwhile, Egypt and Syria tense Golan Heights must be “a strategic Mount Hermon and adopted tough Middle East spread to the surrounding area. step on the road to a radical and negotiating positions today, and “We have made it a condition The warning, reported in the universal general settlement.” with Kissinger that in order to No Banker’s Hours at S.B Israel accused the Arabs of In Tel Aviv, Israeli Purees influential Beirut newspaper A1 complicating diplomatic efforts accept peace, every inch of the Anwar, followed the retura of said Syria has rejected a Sinai- occupied lands should be to end the increasingly style U.N. buffer zone on the Syrian President Hafez Assad explosive war of attrition along restored,” Sadat was reported to Damascus Tuesday from a Golan Heights, complicating to have told a group of Egyptian the Golan Heights. negotiations for troop dis­ five-day official visit to the Egyptian President Anwar students. Soviet Union and talks with engagement with Israel. Kremlin leaders. We Keep A1 Anwar, quoting diplomatic sources, said the Soviets con­ Nixon Nominates Simon sidered Israel’s current military operations on the Syrian front a part of the Jewish state’s expansionist As Treasury Secretary policy. WASHINGTON (UPI) - director of the Office of Simon was Shultz’s personal “The Soviet Union is ready to President Nixon today Management and Budget choice to replace him as head of Truck Demolished in Collision go as far as to interfere directly nominated William E. Simon to (0MB) in 1970 and moved to the the Treasury. While concen­ to deter Israel,” the newspaper SHOPPERS’ HOURS succeed George P. Shultz as Treasury post in 1972. trating on the nation’s energy quoted the sources as saying. Sand and frozen fish spilled out onto the Wilbur Cross Fucci escaped his burning cab just in time, police said, and Treasury secretary. Simon hurried back to crisis, Simon retained the job of On the northern cease-fire Highway at East Hartford Tuesday afternoon when two East Hartford and Manchester firemen responded quickly Simon, 46, a former Wall Washington from an Treasury undersecretary. lines, Syria and Israel reported Street investment banker who westbound trucks collided, blocking traffic for several to douse the flames whicli' had begun to thaw a load of appearance this morning in It was at Shultz’s insistence hours. The Half Co. dump truck (center), driven by Ralph an all-night battle for control of now is federal energy chief, will Atlanta where he spoke at a that Simon gave up a frozen fish in Lawbaugh’s trailer. Fucci, charged with the snow-capped slopes of Mt. be replaced as head of the Fucci, 50, of Bristol, struck the rear end of a tractor- following too closely, is to appear in Circuit Court 12 May meeting of the American Socie­ partnership in the prestigious Hermon, the 37th consecutive Federal Energy Office by his ty of Newspaper Editors. Wall Street firm of Salomon trailer (left), operated by Harold S. Lawbaugh, 62, of 6. (Herald photo by Bevins) day of fighting on the heights. deputy. John C. Sawhill. Dubuque, Iowa, as it slowed in traffic. State Police said. In the speech, he reiterated Brothers in 1973 to join the MONDAY til Israel reported one of its Shultz, who announced March his frequent warning to Treasury as No. 2 man. TUESDAY ’til WEDNESDAY til soldiers wounded and its forces 14 that he would resign in May, Americans that unless they Sawhill, 37, is a former fought off a Syrian helicopter is the last remaining member practice energy conservation, college professor and associate Revised Police Retirement and a patrol, a military source of the original 1969 Nixon there will be future shortages— director of the Office of said. One Israeli soldier was cabinet. He originally was labor and long lines at gasoline Management and Budget Plan Adopted by Directors reported killed Tuesday. secretary. He became the first stations. (0MB). MAIN OFFICE MAIN OFFICE MAIN OFFICE PATH MARK PATH MARK By SOL R. COHEN at age 50, as of July 1, 1976 PATH MARK the contract negotiated age 50 and annual permission Prescription Drug Advertising Thanks to amendments to the provided they have 25 year’s between Town Manager Robert for policemen to continue town pension plan approved service. Weiss (as the town’s agent) and employment after age 55, with Tuesday might by the Board of Retirement for them now is the Council of Police Unions mandatory retirement at age Directors, Manchester at age 55, also after 25 year’s No. 15, AFL-CIO. 60. policemen will be able to retire service.' The agreement requires man­ Bill Nears Assembly Showdown The amendments provide pm pm at age 53, as of July 1,1975, and The amendments are part of datory annual physicals after also for an increase in disability HARTFORD (UPI) - group’s founding, also testified BOLTON NOTCH benefits, as of July 1, 1975, as Whether or not the legislature The final bill has been professionals. Page continues BOLTON NOTCH BOLTON NOTCH follows; drafted, but the governor has his opposition to the measure, in favor of the bill. MAIN OFFICE DRIVE-IN passes a bill to end the state ban In his testimony before the MAIN OFFICE DRIVE-IN MAIN OFFICE DRIVE-IN • Eliminate the present $5,- on advertising prescription not taken a public position. calling it “a discount store Storm-Drainage Project bill.” His allusion refers to the General Law Committee, At­ 000 limit on maximum disabili­ drug prices, proponents of the While Meskill supports the ty benefits and substitute limits bill Cautiously, Gov. Malcolm predictions of small druggists torney Marc M. Caplan, CCAG bill are sure of one thing. executive director, cited large tied to 50 per cent of yearly pay. If their battle is not won Wilson of New York made a that it will foster the decline of • Reduce the requirements similar bill one of the three con­ the neighborhood drug store price discrepancies from one Tabled for More Study sooner in the General pharmacy to another. A mild for non-service connected dis­ Assembly, it will be won later sumer items he boosted in an and promote a market in which only large discount drug outlets brand of sleeping pill, Miltown, ability from the present 15 in court. address to legislators in Albany years to 5 years of service. earlier this year. can survive. ranged from $1.49 to $4 a bottle proved a $55,000 allocation for After listening to Sidney House action was expected on in a New Haven study, he said. By SOL R. COHEN The board’s vote approving Webber said the concept is The lobbyists who represent the work and had instructed Sheptoff and Frank luliano and the bill Tuesday, but debate on In the same study, Caplan said, The status of proposed storm- the amendments was 6 to 2, backed also by the federal Cost newspaper interests also spoke Town Manager Robert Weiss after being told by Giles his other matters shunted it aside equal amounts of ampicillin drainage improvements in the and Public Works Director Jay report of April 9 still is valid, with Republican Vivian to “passed-retained” status for of Living Council; Virginia H. in favor of repeal of the adver­ tising ban, emphasizing First sold for $3.75 under its generic THURSDAY ’til FRIDAY til N. Elm-Henry-Tanner St. area Giles to award the contract and the board voted unanimously to Ferguson and Democrat Phyllis consideration today. If it passes Knauer, President Nixon’s SATURDAY Amendment rights and name and for $12 under a brand has changed again and is exact­ proceed with the project. rescind its April 9 action and to Jackston voting “ no.” John in the House, the Senate may special assistan^^for consumer downplaying the revenue which name, he said. ly where it was two weeks ago Its April 9 action followed table action on the proposed in­ Tani, a Democrat, was out of debate the bill Thursday. affairs, and Barbara B. Dunn, would result for-their clients. ‘‘We’re giving serious — tabled — pending further assurances by Giles the project stallation. town Tuesday. Rep. Albert R. Webber, D- Connecticut consumer protec­ Connecticut Citizen Action thought to suing the state if the 4pm 4pm OamtoNOON studies of the entire situation wouldn’t aggravate flooding Weiss and Giles ere in­ The motion to approve was New Haven, the bilTs author, tion commissioner. bill doesn’t pass,” Caplan said made April 9 by Carl Zinsser Group, which has been support­ and pending, also, a meeting conditions on White St., as structed to study the drainage said Tuesday night he was Undaunted by court prece­ last week. MAIN OFFICE PARKADE between town officials and claimed by property owners conditions in the area for all and was seconded by Hillery “overwhelmingly” confident he dent and consumer ing the concept since the MAIN OFFICE Gallagher, both Republicans. PATH MARK NORTH END White St. property owners. there. Giles said, also, the possible alternative solutions could shepherd it safely out of The Board of Directors White St. problem could be and, during those studies, to They then agreed to table the the House. He did last year, SOUTH WINDSOR Tuesday night rescinded its ac­ relieved by installing curbs on meet with property owners in proposal until April 16, at the only to see it defeated in the up­ BURNSIDE tion of April 9. when It had ap- Green Rd. and, possibly, N. the area (including White St.). request of Mrs. Ferguson. She per chamber. Elm St., and by cleaning and The board indicated it will requested another tabling ac­ Webber, who has led a four- pm BOLTON NOTCH dredging parts of White Brook. follow one of two paths: To take tion Tuesday night — until April year campaign to repeal the He said he and Town action on the propoal before it 26. Only Mrs. Jackston backed ban, is afraid the same thing MAIN OFFICE DRIVE-IN Engineer Walter Senkow had adopts the 197^75 General Fund her and the vote on the Zinsser will happen this year in the BOLTON NOTCH toured the area April 9 with two budget, or to delay the project motion followed. Senate, where Sen. Stanley H. BURNSIDE lOdmtolpm of the White St. property and include it in townwide Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. Page R-Guilford, has vow^ to owners. He conceded that two storm-drainage problems to be Jackston said time was needed kill it if possible. Page, co- PATHMARK property owners who were un­ listed in a $1.2 million referen­ to hear the opinions of the Pen­ chairman of the General Law sion Board chairman and the Sunny and mild with high able to join the tour (the two dum proposed for November. Committee, was unsuccessful pension plan’s actuary. They temperatures in the mid to up­ who had raised the most objec­ Mayor John Thompson com­ last month, when his com­ PATH MARK said they are concern^ about per 60s. tions to the N. Elm-Tanner- mented, "Information on mittee voted 8-4 to give the bill the costs involved by the SOUTH WINDSOR 10 am to 3 pm Tonight — clear with lows Henry Sts. project) probably storm-drainage problems has its favorable recommendation. changes and about the possibili­ ranging from the mid 40s south would disagree with his been coming to us piecemeal. The committee’s vote came MAIN OFFICE PARKADE ty of other town unions MAIN OFFICE to some mid 30s in normally assurances to the directors. We have been correcting them two days after a three-judge MAIN OFFICE DRIVE-IN requesting the same benefits. HARTFORD ROAD colder places north. He was right. TTie two did dis­ the same way — sometimes by federal panel declared un­ MAIN OFFICE DRIVE-IN Retired Police Chief Herman NORTH END EAST CENTER ST. Thursday — fair and mild agree and they appeared before creating a worse situation, constitutional a similar ban in. BOLTON NOTCH with high readings 65 to 70. the directors Tuesday night to when we think we are solving Virginia. The panel reiterated PARKADE say so. one.” (See Page Sixteen) some of the arguments of the Maryland Supreme Court last October in rejecting a Maryland prohibition of drug Democrat Wins Michigan Election price advertising. (Jov. Thomas J. Meskill, in a was a “mistake” for Nixon to It was the first time since the Visit our NEW PATHMARK OFFICE in the Pathmark Shopping Center SAGINAW, Mich. (UPI) - J. Traxler had hit Watergate warm letter to Webber, said Bob Traxler, who Tuesday campaign last week on behalf of President won re-election in hard during his campaign and night scored a solid victory in a Sparling. 1972 that he campaigned on as the vote count proceeded, March 18 he did ‘‘still support congressional district that has “If I was a Republican, I behalf of a Republican can­ Democratic party workers legislation of this type as a not gone Democratic since the would not want the Nixon didate. attending a celebration general concept in that it is kili depression, said President albatross around my neck in Sparling, 45, making his first chanted, “Impeach, Impeach, clearly beneficial to the con­ 6 4 6 -1 7 0 0 Nixon was an “ albatross” November,” he said in a vic­ political race, said Nixon’s visit Impeach.” sumer.” He added, however, “I around the neck of the tory statement after Sparling did not have an impact on the Traxler said his victory came do not feel it would be ap­ Republican party. conceded the race. “They (the outcome of the election. from a ‘‘new populist propriate for me to take a hard Traxler, a state represen­ GOP) are going to have “I don’t think he (Nixon) movement” in the country. and fast position prior to seeing tative for 13 years, defeated problems this November.” helped or hurt me,” Sparling the final bill as drafted.” Republican opponent James M. The special election was said in a news conference. “If .C-L, Sparling Jr., a one-time Nixon called after Rep. James Harvey this campaign was lost, it was aide in the Eighth resigned earlier to take a lost by, Jim Sparling,” he said. Inslde Congressional D istrict in federal judgeship. Sparling also told Traxler Today's Michigan’s thumb area, by 58,- The Democratic victory was “You’d ))etter be a working con­ HpraUi avings ank of anchester 153 votes to 55,118 for Sparling the fourth in five special gressman and you’d -better S B ^ M Congressional elections this Spring Strolling Weather with 292 of 301 precincts report­ ' serve the district.” Proposed Coventry budget $3,580,157, Page 8 year and was the last major Member F.D.I.C. ing. Traxler scored heavily in his Eljem Speaking, Page 13 Although not fully predictible, spring weather does appear to becoming a more steady “Nixon,” Traxler said, “is a election before November. own home Bay County and in in­ Republican problem and not a Nixon personally intervened dustrialized Saginaw but he Senior Citizens, Page 32 thing in Manchester. Here a group of mothers take advantage of the sunshine for a stroll. ConnecticuVs Largest Savings Bank East of the River They are from left: Mrs. Kenneth Spector of 38 Hamilton Dr. (with Norman, age 4 months Democratic one.” in the election last week when also ran linexpectedly strong in East Cathoiic wins in 10th, Page 17 he toured along a 57-mile route inside); Danny, age 2Vz and his mother, Mrs. David Reznick of 205 Kennedy Dr. (with An­ The 42-year-old Traxler, who the rural areas of the counties ECHS wins doubie track event. Page 17 NlneOffic4t Serving MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON has represented the area since in the mostly rural seven- near Lake Huron on Michigan’s drew, age 4 months inside); and Mrs. John Kellogg of 106 Carpenter Dr. (with Stacy, age 2 1962 at the. state level, said it county area. Eastern Shore. Twi League ptans known. Page 17 months, inside.) (Herald photo by Pinto)

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