PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Feb. 27. 1975 Jury Selection Explained

In response to many inquiries grown since last year. the list to the Superior Court. ilanrl|patpr Sunning l?ralh relatin to the process followed “The clerk of the Superior ‘"rhose who are chosen and in the selection of potential Court sends us an instruction who cannot serve for any V jurors, Joyce Gutman, sheet which states, "The Jury MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 127 reason, must state their Manchester—A City of Village Charm tw en t y -f o u r pa g e s — t w o sec tio n s jif^S chairwoman of Manchester’s Committee has no discretion to reasons to the Superior Court PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS three-member Jury Com­ strike any names which have for its decision. The Court alone CODGriATIONS mittee, has issued the following been drawn and is under a duty can remove a prospective juror explanation; to select all other names so from the list.” “Each year, we receive a drawn.’ request from Hartford County “Our instruction sheet states The Connecticut forests must the country, he would spot tained. If the check came Superior Ctourt for a certain that the only way this com­ have been elegant when our timber stands that he knew he through O.K. and no com­ amount of jurors from mittee can eliminate names House Enacts Tax Relief Bill ancestors first came here. If could turn into money easily plaints, subsequent loads were Manchester. (’Die request was from the selected jurors’ list is: only they had known how and and would offer the owner all over-billed. for 674 last year and 674 this (1) if that person has been c a i^ to try they could have left much less than it was worth. That’s the way he did year.) ’That number is divided found by the county jury com­ ABOUT us a large part in good condition ’The poor farmer didn’t know business with Cheney Bros, at into the total number of missioners or a judge to be per­ and still cut what they needed. what it was worth per thousand the old “Mud Mill.” ’They were registered voters and we obtain manently disqualified for jury TOWN With Oil Depletion Repealer Now a large percentage of feet or how many thousand the a good customer. a factor — which we use in the service or, (2) if that name our land is in woodland but of lot would yield. From his He claimed the best customer mathematical selection appeared on the list of jurors such poor quality that it lies non experience, the mill man could process. submitted the previous year by The executive board of WASHINGTON (UPI) - If the Senate of all was Uncle Sam. President Ford’s proposed $16 billion making more than $30,000 would receive who led the anti-depletion fight, said productive. To rehabilitate it estimate quite accurately. “We pick a number at ran­ the Jury Committee—pursuant Manchester Jaycee Wives will acts within the next few weeks, rebate For World War I there was recession-fighting tax bill, but Ford has in­ only $100. Americans recognized depletion was “an costs a lot of investment, and if Then a contract was drawn dom and, using the obtained to Sec. 51-221 of the General meet tonight at 8 at the home of checks of $100 to $200 could be on their way rush activity building dicated he probably would accept it in its unconscionable loophole for an industry left to nature alone it will take stating the sawyer would pay 50 factor, we select jurors until Statutes. Mrs. Mary Ann Lawler, 202 to 80 million taxpayers early this summer. Minimums Set barracks and other things that present form. whose profits already are outrageous.” many generations to evolve to or 75 per cent for each load as the entire voters’ list is utilized. “Were we not to use the Autumn St. The House voted Thursday night to give For lower income taxpayers a minimum required all the lumber that Rebates and Tax Cuts Many congressmen, especially those the climax forest again. it was hauled off and the whole This year, the factor was 39 and method required for the selec­ Americans $21.3 billion in tax cuts and rebate would be established: either $100 or could be brought to Camp from oil states, said eliminating the deple­ We are just about on the south balance when the job was com­ the initial number we chose was tion of jurors, our list would be Cub Scout Pack 2 will have its rebates, but to increase oil company taxes Unlike Ford’s proposal, which contained the full tax paid if that was less than $100. Devens at Ayer, Mass. He tion would increase the price of gasoline boundary of the white pine pleted. Every load hauled away 10. ’Thus, the first prospective considered ineligible by the annual Blue and Gold dinner $2.5 billion by abruptly eliminating the only rebates of 1974 taxes, the House bill The working poor who pay little or no tax made and bought all the lumber by 10 cents to 20 cents per gallon and that region. There seems to have was reported as a few hundred juror was number 10 on the state. tonight at 6 at Second most controversial of all tax breaks, the grants both rebates and 1975 tax cuts. would get direct payments of up to $200 in he could get and delivered it There was almost no disagreement on repeal would play into the hands of the big been a line nmning diagonally feet less than it actually was. with heavily padded bills all of voters’ list, the second number “Our only purpose, as the Congregational Church. Nine oil depletion allowance. what amounts to a form of negative in­ Even if the seller watched the business tax cuts which amounted to $5.1 come tax. oil companies by making the oil business across Connecticut from which were promptly paid in 49, the third number 88, and so Jury CommittM, is to conduct a members of the Webelo Den It’s now up to the Senate — and it might billion of the House bill. More than half the tax breaks would go less attractive to the independent wild­ northeast to southwest where loading he didn’t understand full. on. Actually, we selected 703 mathematical selection of will cross over the bridge into not be that simple. A fight, and probably a The House bill contains rebates of 10 per to the 45 million taxpayers making less catter. there is some change in con­ scaling lumber. names — bireause the list had prospective jurors and to send Boy Scouts. filibuster, is expected in the Senate over When the best and easiest had cent of 1974 taxes (those due by April 15) than $10,000 per year. The average tax cut ditions affecting certain tree the House’s 248 to 163 vote to eliminate the Retroactive to Jan. 1 been logged and sawed there to a maximum of $200, plus lower —including rebates — for those in the $3,- families. However, until the 22 per cent depletion allowance for oil and The successful Green amendment would withholding rates in the last half of the 000 to $5,000 income range would be $305, blight hit we were in the best could be back corner that was gas. end the depletion allowance retroactive to difficult to work or of poor year, brought about by an increase in the in the $5,000-10,000 range it would be area for chestnuts. SPRING SALE However, the Senate is likely to add Jan. 1, except for gas under long-term con­ quality, both because of a standard deduction. $222.50, in the $10,000-20,000 range it would Probably the portable saw even more individual cuts especially for tract, which would be exempt until the swamp. ’The mill was suddenly All taxpayers would receive refunds, but be $212, and in the $20,000-50,000 range it mill men were the worst middle income taxpayers. contract expired or until it was moved away to some other job. NO PRIZES, NO GIM1CK8 once a family’s income passed $20,000, the would be $174. Individuals would gain ravishers of our forests. Their The House cut is $5.3 billion greater than renegotiated. size would begin to shrink until those more or less depending on individual cir­ motto and way of life was “cut When the farmer had hunted The depletion allowance permits oil and JUST SAVINGS! cumstances. out and get out” "We’ll get ours him up and demanded the gas companies to deduct for tax purposes first, and the Devil for the hind­ sawyer pay the balance he was Rep. Green Beaips 22 per cent of the income from their oil most.” told the job wasn’t finished. For A beaming Rep. William Green, D-Pa., and gas wells up to a maximum of half They skimmed off the cream some reason the sawyer had to i a i i i their taxable income. and polluted what they left. move temporarily but intended They took all the valuable need carpetir^^ kx)king_or Temporary Telephone Service NEWS CAPSULES to go back to finish the job. He mature trees that could never did. produce seed. They carelessly London Subway Accident smashed the younger genera­ If he eventually was forced to pay it was still a big steal and A New York City pedestrian, left, Thursday which caused millions of tion of trees and left only poor waits his turn to use telephones in a dollars in damage and cut off service quality trees in possession of he had had the money to use for a long time. IRIUVEBI temporary unit set up on E. 13th St. to more than 170,000 telephone sub­ To Huddle on Energy become effective April 1, the one-cent-per- Kills at Least 13 Persons ^ e land. near the scene of a four-alarm fire in scribers in lower Manhattan. (UPI WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford dollar increase three months early will not They not only committed a When it came to delivering LONDON (UPI) — A morning rush-hour a New York Telephone Co. building photo) was asked to discuss alternative be vetoed by Gov. Ella T. Grasso. covered with grime and soot. crime against the land but also the lumber to buyers, things economic-energy programs by Mrs. Grasso, who said Thursday she subway train jammed with passengers The accident occurred at the Moorgate against the owners of the land were done different. a barga»o would rather raise the tax to 7 per cent overshot its stop at the end of the line in station in the East End financial district Democratic leaders today to see if there is and other people. Some of them The first load was billed for room for compromise with his own anti­ July 1, said she believes any revenues downtown London today and slammed at known as The City. were so proud of their scheming exactly what it contained and recession package. from an increased tax would do little to high speed into a brick wall, killing 13 per­ Police said the train sped through the success that they bragged about the sawyer delivered it himself. The meeting was sought by Senate erase an estimated $85 million deficit in sons and injuring nearly 70 in London’s station, crashed through barriers and hit it. If someone was there who Majority Leader Mike Mansfield. the current budget. worst underground disaster. the brick wall, telescoping the first two One O.C. knew well used to 1914 CIOSEOUT Firemen working with everything from knew nothing about how lumber Gov. Grasso Unveils Mansfield said Ford thought it was “a Democratic legislative leaders have cars together at impact and forcing a third tell how he took advantage of scaled, a regular teamster was good idea.” asked the Finance Committee to draft a crowbars to drills pulled dozens of victims piggyback onto them. other folk’s lack of knowledge sent with the next load which hurry “ RUHHIHG OUT! Also invited were Speaker Carl Albert, bill for an April 1 tax hike from the pre­ from the wreckage jammed into the Time of impact was put at 8:46 a.m. The of his business. Driving around narrow tunnel but said 15 or 16 persons was billed for more than it con­ ___ auamm Tfl GET BACK CARPETS Okla., House Democratic Leader Thomas sent 6 per cent. train of the Northern Line was bound for PUC Revamp Plan “Tip” O’Neill, Mass., Rep. James Wright, remained trapped and in severe pain four Moorgate, the last stop on the line, from mCES A«l W IM I ST OUSUTY Tex., Sen. John 0. Pastore, R.I., and hours after the crash. The official casualty Drayton, a northern suburb of London. HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Her legislative package to establish a Assistant Democratic Leader Robert Consular Agent Kidnaped toil stood at 13 dead and 68 hurt, many of Police said there was no immediate utility authority would: them seriously. explanation for the accident nor an ac­ Grasso today recommended replacing the Byrd of West Virginia. • BUENOS AIRES (UPI) - John Egan, Democrats Tap LaMay BOOS FOR ANY ROOM IN Connecticut Public Utilities Commission —Restrict the automatic fuel cost The House and Senate Democratic task “There were dead all over the place,” curate estimate of how many passengers the U.S. consular agent in Cordoba, who said one fireman, his face and coat were aboard at the time. with a new consumer-oriented authority to adjustment, the chief source of public forces have agreed on an alternative plan was kidnaped Thursday by a leftist THE N0USE*G0MMERGM1 SRROE stem the rise in electric bills. complaint about the present system. which would increase gasoline taxes by 5 guerrilla group, will be killed tonight un­ Irene LaMay of 17 Orchard at-arms. All elections were un­ The present commission has failed the — Establish five full-time com­ cents a gallon but spurn Ford’s call for a St. is the new president of the less the Argentine government shows by 7 animous. public, he said, and a tough, ambitious missioners, each with an area of expertise quick cut in oil imports. p.m. that four missing guerrillas are alive Multi-Service Center Activities Democratic Club of The Democratic Club’s an­ (WHILE THEY LAST) ^ program is needed to protect the con­ to run the authority and set up a separate The Democratic plan rejects most of the Manchester. Formerly finan­ and well. The Montoneros, in a com­ nual dinner-dance will be Satur­ sumer and aid the utilities themselves consumer advocate to represent the public main elements in Ford’s energy program, munique issued Thursday, said the cial secretary, she succeeds day, March 15 from 7 p.m. to 1 through a bonding program to reduce interest. which was aimed at curbing consumption Defined by Community Council James Holmes as president. “ (death) sentence will be lifted and he a.m. at the KofC Home, Main building costs. —Monitor utility company efficiency by boosting the price of fuel $30 billion a will be released’’ if the government meets Other officers for 1975-76, St. with management audit teams. year. By ALICE EVANS and Easter Seal organizations, clinics, elected at the club’s recent an­ aniifouiythe. Subsidies for the Poor the demands. The American Embassy in Tickets are $10 per person She also recommended possible sub­ Limit Profitability Buenos Aires said Egan suffers from a bad Manchester Community Services Coun­ revolving loan fund, space for group nual meeting, are: Richard and may be obtained from John Housing Plan Unveiled cil took the first step Thursday in defining meetings, and Legal Aid. LaPointe, vice president; Bar­ sidies for the poor and the elderly and a —Limit profitability to the level needed heart condition. Sullivan and Richard LaPointe, HARTFORD (UPI) — A new plan would the services to be included in a town multi­ bara McConville, secretary; guaranteed hearing before utility com­ to maintain the financial integrity of co-chairmen of the ticket com­ //( panies could shut off a customer’s elec­ stockholders and attract capital. let the Connecticut Housing Finance service center which is proposed in the In-House Meals Program David Paris, treasurer; Betty mittee. James McAwley and tricity. —Impose peak load pricing to even-out Authority float revenue bonds and lend the Community Development Act (CDA) The council also suggested that the Emerson, financial secretary; Barbara McConville are co- Block Grant plan. and Alphonse Reale, sergeant- The governor proposed replacing the the demand for electricity. money to state savings and loan in­ center should have an in-house meals chairmen of the dinner-dance. commission with a public utilities control —Allow hearings for customers before stitutions to be loaned to consumers for These proposed services are over and program. You've seen beautiful Armstrong authority which not only would hold down their electricity can be shut off and set up home mortages. Inside Today above the center for the handicapped, Though funds for the multi-service rate increases but also encourage wiser a special rate structure .for the poor and In unveiling the proposal Thursday, which will be located at the planned center will be available from the CDA SoiofiQn'floors like this 12 x 9 r o o m ] use of energy. the elderly. Gov. Ella T. Grasso said it would ease the Bookmobile...... Page 2 Regional Occupational Training Center, funds over the next few years, there are no AS I.OW AS “This is an ambitious, tough program,” The authority would provide for im­ home mortage crunch and provide a shot Dear Abby...... Page 10 approved in a referendum last November. funds to staff the center, Allan Mason, in your favorite m agazine. ^ she said. “It will, no doubt, be assailed by proved efficiency on the part of utilities, in the arm for Connecticut’s ailing con­ Gardening with Atwood...... Page 24 director of human resources, told the the utilities who will contend it is too she said, through establishment of struction industry. Emergency food p an try ...... Page 19 Space for information and referrals, council. He also said that transportation nowseeoneinyoufownj^^^_^^ harsh.” management audit teams to investigate The program would let the state Illing School B ell...... Page 12 which might include interpreters, was will have to be an integral part of the COURT CASES utility company inner workings. treasury invest $20 million in pension fund center. Mwvnatimw® Key Campaign Issue Area Profile...... Pages 5,6,7,8,9 given top priority by the council. Listed as Whv wax your old kitchen rjo®;; ®^{*aria?lloor in s l^ Your monies in residential home mortages, the next most important service was On hand to advise the council on its 111 HUME li KflO® SOUWI To help power companies build needed Herald Angle...... Page 13 “ attitiiwn limited to $10 million in any single year. counseling, for the elderly and on suggested list in terms.of appropriateness, bS r Public discontent over soaring electrici­ facilities, Mrs. Grasso recommended Eagles tourney winner...... Page 13 COMMON PLEAS COURT Thomas Sullivan Jr., 22, of •”****'** ** creation of a public utilities development State Treasurer Henry Parker said the budgeting, nutrition, drugs and alcohol. feasibility, cost, and conflicts with plans i| MCtIMn. •‘V* ty bills, prompted by high oil prices, was a banks would be limited to a "reasonable of other agencies were Paul Moss, assis­ Geographical Area 19 South St., Coventry, illegal sale key issue in Mrs. Grasso’s election cam­ corporation. Other services the council wants to see profit,” perhaps up to two per cent. included in the center are job bank place­ tant administrator of Manchester Cases heard Tuesday by of marijuana, examination ^ ...... ^ paign. She promised she would abolish the “This corporation, by issuing bonds at In Saturday Herald ment,for teens, adults and handicapped, Memorial Hospital; Arline Rosenberg, Judge Philip Dwyer included; waived, probable cause found, present commission and replace with a no risk to the taxpayer, will enable Confidence Expressed baby-sitting for people using the center, director of Child and Family Services; Ronald Hatak, 28, Village St., bound over to Tolland County more responsive regulatory agency. utilities to borrow money more cheaply Heralding Homes HARTFORD (UPI) - Although she says public toilets, office space for Planned and James Tatro, dean of community ser­ Rockville, two counts each of Superior Court; a charge of il­ She said she has continued to receive than they can now,” she said. “It will 12'x33'9" mediterranean blue 12'x19'5" brazilian copper she does not doubt his ability. Gov. Ella T. Parenthood, FISH, Heart, Cancer, Lung vices at Manchester Community College. deviate sexual intercourse and legal possession of marijuana strong sentiment from the public on the drive down the cost of building power Grasso says she wishes her appointee for risk of injury to a minor. He was nolled. grecian bronze question of electric bills. plants, a cost that drives up the monthly 12'x22' brazil ian copper 12'x35'1' utility bill.” finance commissioner had told her of a was released on a $5,000 bond Mark K. Violette of 204 Oak tropicana controversy now under grand jury in­ and the case was continued to Grove St., Manchester, second- 12'x14'6" tropicana 12'x13'2' vestigation. March 11. degree larceny, transferred to 12'x2V Columbian coffee 12'x14'3' mexican red Mrs. Grasso said Thursday she wished Walter J. Brown, 80 School Common Pleas Court 12, East Jay 0. Tepper had told her in advance St., Manchester, following too Hartford for appearance March Columbian coffee 12'x5'2" mediterranean blue Capt. McCaughey Named 12'x17' about an alleged "no-show” government closely, nolled (not 3. job scheme in Ohio. prosecuted). Several cases were continued 12'x27'2" Columbian coffee 6'x12" mediterranean blue Mrs. Grasso, however, expressed her Carl M. Osuna, 34, of Windsor to March 11. Interim Police Chief 12'x16'2" desert gold 12'x10'3' mexican red confidence in Tepper’s proclamation of in­ Locks, pleaded not guilty to a charge of operating under the 1 2 'xl6 '9 " brazilian copper 12'x8'9" desert golt^ Capt. George P. McCaughey, an officer promotion to captain in 1963, will serve as nocence in the alleg^ payroll-padding with the Manchester Police Department interim chief until Weiss names a scheme that allegedly occurred as he quit influence of liquor and his case CHURCH ATTENDANCE desert gold was continued for a March jury NEW YORK (UPD - Only four 12'x31'5" mexican red 12'x12'4" for nearly 30 years, has been named acting successor to retiring Chief James -M. as executive assistant to former Ohio police chief by ’Town Manager Robert Reardon. Democratic Gov. John Gilligan. trial. out of every 10 Americans attend 12'x19'3" Columbian coffee 12'x10'1“ Columbian coffee Ronald Ferguson, 22, of 36 church re ^ a rly , according to a Weiss. Reardon, who has been chief of the force Strant St., Manchester, fourth- nationwide Roper poll taken ex­ 12'x12'6" Caribbean blue 12'x8'9" nile green McCaughey, who has headed the for 16 years, leaves his desk today. To Check Bergman degree larceny, fined $20. clusively for "The National En­ department’s patrol division since his Formerly with the (Connecticut State HARTFORD (UPI) - Bernard Robert Gardiner, 47 Hale St. quirer. And 24 per cent “almost WILL CUT TO SIZE AND DELIVER - FREE - Police, Reardon is winding up nearly 40 Bergman, who built a multi-million dollar Ext., Rockville, failure to never attend." years in law enforcement. nursing home empire and is under in­ provide heat and lights in There’s a higher percentage of McCaughey, 53, is a life-long resident of vestigation in New York for welfare fraud, building, pleaded not guilty, churchgoers in the South and Manchester. He joined the department as will be subject to a Connecticut probe. jury trial in March. more Catholics than Protestants. REMNANTS 5 '4 " x 6 ‘ gold sculptured $12.96 or 2/$20. a supernumerary in January 1946 and in A Connecticut nursing home subcom­ — fteg 90. ^ mittee member will meet with New lipstick pink plush *^9$60. 5 '1 1 " x 6 '3 " gold tweed April 1947 became a probationary regular. 12 'X 7 '6 " now $12.96 In May 1948, he was named a regular York’s Stein Commission, now probing 15'x7' blue plush nylon heavy-duty' now $85. 5'x6' *'^ruDDer back good for bath room now S l E patrolman, and his promotion to sergeant Bergman’s affairs, to determine 8'7"x12* n»o88. ^now $45. s ' l l "x 6 '3 " gold sculptured tweed ^ ' ~ came in March 1954. Bergman’s Connecticut holdings, accor­ now $12. In May 1963, McCaughey was promoted ding to Sen. Anthony Ciqrlone, D-New WEEKEND SPECIALI 7'4"x12' red sculptured accraloR ®®’now $55. 4'8"x6'8" gold sculpture now $9. to captain, succeeding the late Walter R. Haven. 6'x12' red ^black sculptured com grnow $38. 4'4"x9'2" avacado sculpture now $14. Cassells Sr. “We want to look at the ramifications of McCaughey is a World War II army interlocking directorates, the financial 7'6"x6' gold plush now $ 2 2 . 7 'x 4 ' red & black rubber back now $iO. veteran, with several citations for bravery manipulations, the pyramiding of loans,” Roses ..J2.87 5'8"x5'8‘' . avacado $16.95 each 3'x15' orange ice piutii now 620. including the Bronze Star, for courageous Ciarlone, subcommittee co-chairman, action in the face of enemy fire in the said Thurrsday. ARMSTORNG and CONGOLEUM INLAID REMNANTS Pacific Theater. McCaughey is one of four local April 1 Tax Date Eyed small price 99^ yd. while they last $ l9 9 x i policeman who have applied for the post of HARTFORD (UPI) - If a 7 per cent AFS and Open Door Students Have Party 9x12 ARMSTRONG VINYL LINOLEUM req. $24.95 I NOW $14.95 police chief. A total of 12 persons have sales tax is passed by the legislature to OUT OF TOWN CALL COLLECT applied, but none of the other applicants have bran identified. American Field Service (AFS) in New York; and Peggy Peoples of School this week. In exchange, ten Inc. Weiss, in announcing McCaughey’s ap­ students from within the United Oregon and Jeff Law of California. MHS students are scheduled to go to aoRisT pointment, said no date has been set for 308 Main Street, Manchester The Weather States, and Brazilian Open Door The American Field Service (AFS) Senaca, N.Y., Sunday with their examinations for the job. Weiss, whose program in Manchester is sponsoring guests to live in their homes and visit responsibility it is to name a new chief, students share fun and games at a piz­ Phone 043-0002 CALL c o l l e c t !. Increasing cloudiness this afternoon za party at the home of Jay Stager at a domestic student exchange for the their school for a week. Two of the /^veriuOi said the written portion of the exam may OPEN m v f 9 I.IN. to 6 PJIL • THIMS. ft FRI. 9 ajR. to 9 pjlL with highs in the 40s. Goudy tonight with 30 Forest St. Stager is the AFS first time. Twenty students from the students in the Senaca AFS Club are H22 BUrnsid® be eliminated because of the limited snow developing toward daybreak but FLOOR COVERING chapter chairman. From left to right Buffalo, N.Y., area are presently visiting students from elsewhere in TEMPLE’S " number of applicants.. mixed with and changing to rain along the the United States — Oregon and Arrangements for the exam are being coast. Overnight lows in the 30s. Snow and are: Herlene Sa and Marta Couto being hosted in Manchester homes made by the state personnel department, rain ending Saturday followed by partial from Brazil; Renee Walleshauser and and have visited Manchester High California. (Herald photo by Dunn) Uupt. Geiirxe McUiiUKliey Wci.ss said. clearing and windy in the afternoon. Kathy Angelli from Seneca AFS Club PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri,, Feb. 28, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 28, 1975— PAGE THREE Straughan Will Emcee Here’s Schedule NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST to 7AM EST 3 - 1 - 75 Simon Fined $500 ______HERALD YESTERDAYS 30,00 3(xi2 'v 3000 Firefighters Banquet 29.77 \ 25 Years Ago Turkington, members of Manchester’s For Bookmobile TV TONIGHT Sedrick J. Straughan, retired with the department. Perrett, veterans organizations and clergy and •CATTLC rFAIR In Car Assault assistant chief of the who continues as an active General Manager George H. Waddell school children. says he will suggest a 25-mill tax to the Here is next week's schedule 4:50 p.m. —Homestead Park Manchester, Town Fire Depart­ member of Hose Co. 2 Board of Directors. for The Thomas Hooker, a Village Apts. ^ . 3-8-22-30 New Directions ...... 18 i \ ment, will be master of volunteers, will be presented a 10 Years Ago On Union Leader ceremopies March 8, when plaque. France’s Connecticut Merci car is Connecticut State Library WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5 Bewitched 5 Black Perspective...... 57 ^ Hose Co. 2 volunteer Capt. Roland Schiller, welcomed on its arrival today in This date was a Sunday; The Herald did bookmobile on loan to the 10 a.m. —Lincoln Center. fijg Untouchables ...... 9 11:00 v firefighters have their annual general chairman of the event, Manchester by Mayor Harold A. not publish. Manchester Public Library 11:10 a.m. —W. Carter St. star ^rek ...... 11 News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 Frank R. Simon, president of national Union of Electrical, N E W Y O R K banquet. has named Clyde Pickral chair­ system: 11:50 a.m. -Candlewood Dr. 12 o’Qock High ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ... 18 The Best of Groucho...... 5 I Manchester’s Carlyle-Johnson Radio and Machinery Workers, It will be at Garden Grove, man of the dinner committee. 1:40 p.m. —Hackmatack St. 71,0 Honeymooners_■... .20 The Lucy Show...... 9 I N. Machine Co., was fined $500 in AFL-CIO. MONDAY, MARCH 3 Hartford County Superior Court Ingalls, 51, has sued Simon, with a social hour at 6 and Others on the committee are: 10:30 a.m. —Singer Learning 2:20 p.m. —Leland Dr. Electric Company...... 24-57 Captioned N ew s...... 57 /ieM V E A dinner at 7 p.m. George Trueman, Cary Crane, 3 p.m. -Santina Dr. Bonanza...... 40 Thursday on a charge stem­ claiming $150,000 damages. In Sex Discussions in Home C6nt6r 3:40 p.m. —Winthrop Rd. ming from a May 1974 incident the civil lawsuit, Ingalls claims Straughan retired in April Milton Stavnitsky, David Moyer 1:10 p.m. —Wyneding Hill Rd. M ovies...... 3-5-9 4 ^ at his company when workers he suffered pain and nausea, 1968, after 45 years consecutive and James Lapine. 4:20 p.m. -Squire Village. 3-8-20-22-30 In Concert...... 8-40 ' iN I 1:50 p.m. —Tuck Rd. near were on strike. and lost his appetite, work, and service — first with the South Called on for remarks at the Will be Workshops Topic Dartmouth Rd. THURSDAY, MARCH 6 j Love Lucy ...... 5 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 L O a AN G L E S I FAIR banquet will be Town Fire Chief ATLANTA The fine was ordered by wages as a result of the inci­ Manchester Fire Department, 2:30 p.m. —Harvest Lane and 1:30 p.m. —Shepard Dr. zoom ...... 24-57 John Rivosa, the assistant Judge David M. Shea on a dent. then with the Town Fire As a community service, the Quality begins at home and children are learning? Sunnybrook Dr. 2:10 p.m. —Montclair Circle. ^.qq MIDNIGHT 30.6 o ~ " ^ ^ chiefs, retired officers, the cap­ reduced charge of first-degree Simon had pleaded nolo con-, Department. Auxiliary of Manchester that includes the quality of your 3:10 p.m. —Carriage Dr. and 2:50 p.m .-Flag and Rich- 3.22.40 The workshops will be con­ The Twilight Zone...... 11 ' reckless endangerment, a mis­ tendre (no contest) to the To be honored March 8 will be tains of Co. 1, 2 and 3, and Memorial Hospital will sponsor discussion of sex. Can there be Mayfield Rd. former fire commissioner An­ ducted by Sam Smith, M.D.; mond Drs. ^^dy Griffith Show...... 5 12:30 LOWEST TIMMRATURiS demeanor. Simon, 58, of 427 S. criminal charge. The $500 fine Sedrick J. Straughan Harold Perrett, who retired a series of three workshops on quality without recognition of 3:50 p.m. —Thayer and Tuck 3:30 p.m. —Barry and Truth or Consequences...... 8 drew Ansaldi Sr. Billie Carlson, R.N.; Babara News...... 11 1 ^ 3 3 ' Main St., was originally imposed by Judge Shea was recently- after 25 years service the quality of sex discussions in your own feelings. Soderberg, R.N.; and Irma Rds. Saulters Rds. Ironside ...... 9 NEW ORLEANS MIAMI Midnight Special ...... 20-22-30 charged with first-degree recommended by Asst. State’s the home. Who or what taught you the 4:10 p.m. -Esquire Dr ^od Squad...... 11 Meridy, R.N. TUESDAY, MARCH 4 / assault. Atty. George Stoughton, the The workshops will be held in facts of life? Did your mother 1:30 COEP Plans Career Day on Tuesday The workshops will be by 10:20 a.m. —Hemlock St. and 4:50 p.m. -Northfield and Dick Van Dyke Show ...... 18 r — LEGEND Manchester Police, who prosecutor. Simon had faced a the hospital cafeteria on March Centerfield Sts. pjijj, 20 Joe Franklin Show...... 9 or father ever take you aside? reservation only and Lodge Dr. lodged the original charge May maximum penalty of $1,000 fine The Cooperative Oc­ more than 20 companies and This Career Day provides 12, 18 and 19 at 7:45 p.m. Was the interchange between 11 a.m. —E. Middle Tpke. FRIDAY, MARCH 7 Aviation W eather...... 24 1:00 registrants will be expected to IRAIN ______14, 1974, claimed that Simon and/or a year in jail. cupational Education Program businesses. students with a chance to They are for adults only and you and them open? What near Manchester High School. 1 p.m. -H orace St. To Tell the Truth...... 30 Rock Concert ...... 8 attend all three sessions. made a deliberate attempt to The Carlyle-Johnson Machine (COEP) at Manchester High Some of the fields become acquainted with the will include slides, discussion, happened and how did you feel? 2:10 p.m. —Cedar St. 1:40 p.m. —Chester Dr. Open D oor...... 57 run down, with his car, a union Co. strike was in its ninth week School will sponsor its fourth represented will include police business opportunities films, and book display. How do you feel right now For reservations before 2:40 p.m. —Seaman Circle. 2:30 p.m. —Drexel and Croft y.gQ ' i f/^SHOWERS ^ FLOW FRIDAY MOVIES official leading strikers at the when the alleged incident oc­ annupl Career Day Tuesday department, fire department, available through the COEP about what you were taught as March 10, call Kitty Ansaldi at The workshops will b*e 3:20 p.m. —Lockwood and Wild World of Animals...... 3 UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST ^ company’s 52 Main St. plant. curred. The strike, which in­ from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 2 insurance, broadcasting, program. a child, what you have learned 643-0717 or Pat D'Amato at 643- centered around the following Coventry Sts. 3:20 p.m. -R achel Rd. Hg^oes ...... 5 4:00 (9) “King Kong vs. God­ The union official was James volved 48 union production p.m. in the school gym. hospital, electronics, and the Parents of COEP students as an adult and how do you feel 7354, or write to Irma Meridy at approach: 4 p.m. —Parkade Apts. Let’s Make a Deal...... 8-22 zilla” (1963). Michael Keith. A. Ingalls of East Granby, field workers, was settled June 11, Displays will be manned by armed forces. are invited to attend. right now about what your 17 Teresa Rd. Porter Wagoner...... 18 8:00 (11) “Dr. Terror’s House For Period Ending Saturday. During Friday night, rain or showers will be found along the representative of the Inter­ 1974. ■mg W •1 Human Dimension...... 20 of H orrors” (1965). Peter northern half of the Pacific coast, while snow and rain fall over parts of the Northeast. Cushing. Mary Cheney Library 9:00 (3) “Golden Needles” Mostly fair weather is likely elsewhere across the nation. Minimum temperatures in­ (1974). Joe Don Baker. clude: (approx, max readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 38 (61), Boston 23 (41), Chicago 17 A i l a IKiMMl fli\i\h * o Professor ...40 (37), Dallas 47 (69), Denver 32 (60), Duluth -3 (19), Houston 51 (71), Jacksonville 47 (76), .z IC A 'C I'O 1 1 x^ 1 4 / Martin Agronsky ...... 57 9:00 (-18) To Be Announced. Illing Students Get 11:30 (3) “The Sand Pebbles” Kansas City 25 ( 50), Los Angeles 52 (67), Miami 60 (78), New Orleans 48 (73), New York 31 8:00 (1966). Steve McQueen. (48), Phoenix 47 (81), San Francisco 44 (62), Seattle 42 ( 55), St. Louis 24 (49), Washington Gosch — The last testament of Khan! ...... 3 FICTION Congresswoman Bella Ab- 11:30 (5) “ The Lost 34 (56). Guidance Materials Lucky Luciana Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 Bahr — Help, please z u g is th e g u e s t o n Weekend” (1945). Ray Milland. Goulden — The benchwarmers The Night Stalker ...... 8-40 Fish — Trouble in Paradise “Woman,” Monday (March 11:30 (9) “Day of the Trif- The Illing Junior High School returned by Monday. Schmidt — Newton and the H a m ilto n — W illia m Knicks vs. B raves...... 9 Hamilton’s anti-social register M ovie...... 11 3) at 10:30 p.m. on Connec- Howard Keel. guidance department is dis­ A special parents’ night will quasi-apple tributing materials to aid be conducted next Wednesday Vidal — Myron Hanley - Owyhee trails Billy Graham Sermon!!!!!! 18 ticut Public Television Heard - The complete guide to Sanford and Son...... 20-22-30 eighth grade students in making from 7:30 to 9 in the Illing NON-FICTION (Channel 24, Hartford). THEATER SCHEDULE decisions regarding the selec­ cafeteria. The ninth grade Allen — Innards and other quilling Week in Review...... 24-57 Hoyt — Horatio’s boys tion of ninth grade courses. program will be explained. variety meats Looking tor Something Staff members will answer Barth — Prophets with honor Huffaker — One time I saw The Odd Couple...... '.. 8-40 The materials with informa­ morning come home NEW AND EXCITING parents’ questions they may Baskin — I’ve had it, you’ve had Hunter - Chryssa Chico & the M an...... 20-22-30 tion for students and parents have before their child’s it! ^ 1°=°° Vernon Cine 1 - “Blazing Showcase 4 — “Young to do this weekend? Come to the are a pink booklet listing the Hutchison - Vesco ^ all Street Week...... 24-57 News...... 5-11 Saddles,” 7;15-9:15 schedule is finalized later in the Belanger — The homesteader’s Frankenstein,” 7:35-10:00; available courses in each of the year. handbook to raising small Jackson — What every woman 9:00 B aretta...... 8-40 Vernon Cine 2 — “The Step- NOTE: SPECIAL LATE SHOW academic and elective areas, Celebrity Bowling ...... 9 ford Wives,” 7:00-9:00 DYNAMITE The period between March 3 livestock should know about her car Movies ...... 3-18 1 2 : 1 0 and a three-page explanation Police Woman ...... 20-22-30 u.A. East 1— “Murder on the and April 8 has been set aside Bentley — Edwardian Album Janeway — Between myth and Hot 1 Baltim ore...... 8-40 and preliminary worksheet Masterpiece Theatre...... 24 Orient Express,” 7’00-9'20 by the guidance department to Chalidize — To defend these morning Rockford Files ... 20-22-30 MANCHESTER GREEN FLEA MARKET which must be signed and meet with parents to work out rights Josephson — Jeannette Rankin, Firing Line 24 Decision Makers ...... 57 U.A. East 2 - “Front Page,” 10:30 7:30-9:30 Saturday & Sunday - 10-5 any special problems concer­ Chamberlin — The fall of the first lady in Congress Masterpiece Theatre...... 57 519 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE (Old Bezzinl Bldg.) ning scheduling for next year. House of Borgia Kalb — Kissinger The Consumer Game ...... 9 uA East 3 - “Strongest Man FILM RATING GUIDE Cherry — Would you like to live Koch — Chilton’s complete in the World” 7:00-9:00 For Parents an(J MANCHESTER GREEN guide to motorcycles and in England? Burnside Theatre — Closed for Their Children Creamer — Babe: the legend motorcycling \ • Renovations Tax Aid Offered comes to life McCoy — To die with style I Showplace — “Challenge to It GENERAL AUDIENCES Dary — The buffalo book Manyan — The country seasons J fm 1^ AN A fK AdmilMd On Saturdayi Too De Rosis — Parent power/child cookbook ABOUT TOWN In addition to appearing in power Masters — The pleasure bond 7:20-9:45; NOTE: SPECIAL Manchester each Friday from 5 Mayer — The bankers De Roulf — A woman and her FARENTAL OUDANCi to 8 p.m. (as tonight), beginning car Onassis — One special summer Blue Shutter Play and Learn United Methodist Church will luoouno meet tonight at 7 in the youth Showcase 2 — "Towering March 8 a representative of the Diamond — Bride’s magazine Pond — A sampler of wayside School, a nursery school for m SomtllMMi«IM«vNetlt Ma-Ma Mia^s KNIT SLACKS lounge of the church. Inferno,” 7:10-10:15 S w itM For fro-Tfoniii^ Internal Revenue Service will Guide to today’s marriage herbs four-year-olds, will have an appear in the Municipal Dukes — A history of Russia Ross — You can quit smoking in open house for fall registration ------Showcase 3 — “Lenny,” 7:15- Building Hearing Room each 14 days Monday from noon to 2 p.m. at Manchester Young Marines 9:45; NOTE: SPECIAL LATE Cuisine Farago — Aftermath; Martin Saturday also, from 9 a.m. to 1 Trinity Covenant Church, 302 will meet tonight from 7 to 9 at SHOW 12:00 “The Family Reilaurant” Bcrmann and the Fourth Reich Shuptrine— Jericho: The South R in R IC T ID p.m. beheld Hackmatack St. Those wishing the Burnside Ave., School, East Undar 17r«i)uvnaccomp«nvinf 471 Hartford Rd. Corner of McKee Street | Reingold — Why your child is F«trii or Aduli Cuvdivi 9.99 The IRS representative will hyperactive Smith — God and Mr. Gomez more information may call Hartford. Polish Partitions assist Manchester residents i Garrison — Sidelights on the Stillman — The rise of the city Mrs. Judy Marteney, director, —For 118 years, between 1795 HERE ARE M il MA MIA’S FRI. 8 SAT. Orig. 15.00-22.00, then 10.99 the preparation of their 1974 in­ American Revolution manager at 643-7277. Girl Scout Troop 10 will con­ and 1918, Poland did not exist. INFUTION FIGHTER DINNER SPECIALS! come tax returns. Those who Gaylin — Partial justice Sunshine — How to enjoy your duct a rummage and white The last of three partitions Super collection of hemmed and un­ Youth Fellowship of South ^ NOONf UNDER )7 AORMTTEO “Give your Family A Treat, and appear are asked to bring all prn retirement elephant sale tonight from 7 to 9 among Russia, Prussia and (A p Irmii fflRv *arv Travers — The story behind The and Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to Austria, in 1795, erased the na­ Come To Ma Ma Mia's To Eat!" j papers pertinent to the returns. hemmed slacks. Belt-loops and Exorcist noon in the Parish Hall of the tion of Poland from the map of FRI. & SAT. ONLY SPECIALSI The true meaning of the beltless models in straight and slightly Town Will Hire church, at the Locust St. Verrett— Eating may be hazar­ en- Europe and not until after - MPAA letters "p m ” on a flared legs. Solids, fancies. 32-42 in the dous to your health Two Firefighters trance. World War I did it reappear. SERVED FROM 4:00 TO 9:00 P.M. \ prescription label should Whitfield — Scott Nearing: • BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP group. The Town of Manchester is with SpighattI, or Potato and Vtgotablo be made clear to all: the Apostle of American advertising for two firefighters This printing test pattern is Fugitive Arrested rs, rphalleim • CHARBROIL SHRIMP prescription may be ' ^ t o n e * radicalism — to fill vacancies in the part of The Herald quality con­ with Spaghottl, or Potato and Vogotablo f r e e United States — Protect your department caused by trol program in order to give ; GREENSBOROUGH, N.C. renewed, but within a MEN’S KIMONOS business against crime; a guide • FRESH BREADED VEAL r.* ' retirements. you one of the finest with Spaghottl, or Potato and Vagatabla (UPI) — The FBI said today it time limit, depending on for the small businessman Applicants may be male or newspapers in the nation. • SPAGHEHI wiUi MEAT BALLS has arrested David James Tate, the drug. _ i 6 j female, at least 21 years of age 21, of Bridgeport, Conn., in con­ and will be required to reside in • SHELLS with MEAT BALLS nection with the robbery Feb. Manchester at the time of ap­ Your 18 of a Connecticut National Over 25 Yean of Continuous Serricel 12.99 pointment. The salary scale is Bank and Trust branch in CIl^THEATRES EAST $10,428 to $12,600 annually. 13th. Annual Choice Shelton, Conn. Orig. 15.00-20.00 Employe benefits include MIDDLE TPKE.. MANCHESTER SH. PA RKADE • 639 - 91 T h e A b o ve Tate is charged with violating ESTOW N These are the robes he loves to wrap paid vacations, sick leave, pen­ Served With sion plan, a complete insurance MANCHESTER a federal bank robbery statute. PHARMACY II Roll and Butter 'is up In...right after a shower or for a plan, and membership in the An FBI spokesman said the W 49S HafUonl IM. Mandmlar e43-S2M whole evening of lounging. One size. ^rMMinoNii employes’ credit union. c ANTIQUES SHOW Children Under 12, Vi Price! agency has a warrant for the Applications and job descrip­ arrest of Willie Robinson, 38, **Your Community MiNmnusr tions are available in the per­ Sponsored By Tho Couples Club also of Bridgeport, and a third, Health Service sonnel office in the Municipal unidentified suspect in the $2,- Store!*' 000 holdup. MGK WALTER Building, 41 Center St. The Don’t Miss the Final SECOND CONGREGATIOlUL CHURCH closing date for filing iLEMIHOli INAnHAU Performance of 385 North Main St., Manchsstar, Conn. FASHION ROBES CnmCaOR* PANA«50N»ra applications is March 10. N E lLSlM bN S Exit 93, WWwr CroM Hlghwty (l-M) - Follaw Signs S AliWVtRSAtPCllAI ^ Food Bar On Prsnltaa c o M io r / 3RD. HIT WEEK (PQ) HIT THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1 -1 0 P.M. KATHARINE ROSS FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1 - 9 P.M. “THE STEPFORD WIVES” This Ad Pormlts 1 or 2 Persons to Purchase ‘potteru s h e d ^ DRESS SHIRTS 19.99 3 EVES AT 7 - 9 P.M. preiepf^d by $1.50 Tickets for $1.25 Each Orig. 32.50-38.50 • ID CARDS REQUIRED WHERE APPLICABLE • SUH. AT 5-7-9 / ♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦Owe e #♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ FEBRUARY FURNITURE Come take your pick from a great lU U ! i i i 5.99 group of famous maker robes. Choose &li€W€4 $E CINEMA/ 1234 OrIg. 9.00-16.00, then 7.99 solids or fancies. Top maker dress shirts, all long “BLAZING SADDLES” CLERRGNCE SUBURBAN ^ ...... i'-v'-'!-'-. Main Office sleeved, perma press blends of EV ES 7:15-9:15 directed by SPORTY SAT. MAT. 2 PM. James E. Pendergast, Jr. • 9-12 polyester and cotton. Sizes for 14V2-17. SUN. CONT. 2 P.M. ^ BOLTON STYLE COATS Savel ms mOWLSO WTIBS 99- X February 28 & \ March 1 . TOPPERS KID MTMEES SXT.-SUIL 1:15 P.M. 8:30 P.M. 2 MTS “HERCULES” PUIS fl U fi fl 11 [ "HERCULES UNCHAINED” 99* East Catholic High School SALE PHONE 649-8333: In Observance of Lent,-Our Seafood 11^ FAMOUS TIES Specials for the Coming Weeks!,., 19.99 3.99 Baked Alaskan Orig. 45.00-65.00, then 24.99 Manchester Orig. 6.99, then 4.99 King Crab Meat...... $4a75 Gilbert & Sullivan Aren’t you smart to wait till now to pick Workshop In casserole, topped with our seafood stuffing off i i l l l Fillet of Sole...... $3a85 up a winter Jacket. Choose plaids, cot­ 2.99 Now’s the time to pick up a top make presents : % ^ ^ , ton suedes and corduroys In four knit shirt, sport shirt or sleeveless Rollelini or Francaise. Seiffood Stuffing, Baked In 50 Orig. 5.00-8.50, then 3.99 “THE PIRATES Sauterne Wine, and Lemon Sauce. , favorite styles. Toasty warm. 38-46 formerly Manchester Savings & Loan Association pullover sweater for only 3.99. Solids OF sizes. At end-of-the-season savingsl All sorts of famous maker neckwear. and fancies. Sizes S,M,L,XL, In group. Saltimbocca a la Romana . . . $ 4 .2 5 many Items to choose PENZANCE" Tender slices of sauteed veal, topped with a slice of Prosciutto, Mosserella Cheese, Sliced Mushrooms, then March 7 and 8 8 :0 0 P M simmered in a marsala wine sauce. from our regular stock East Catholic Hli lh School Auditorium Serving Our Own Fresh Beked Breedl New state I load, Manehealer BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE FOR Adults $3.00 Students $1.50 YOUR SPECIAL OCCASIONI WEST HARTFORD WETHERSFIELD MANCHESTER TICKETS: WATKINS BROS., FLAIR HOME FURNISHIN08, “We Serve You All The Salad You Llkar Bishop 4 Corner 9S5 Siljs Oeine 39JIBrojdSl VERNON DRUQ, AT THE DOOR, OR CALL 289-6700 • Weekend Entertainment In The Lounge • ?511 Albany Ire ■ Higbpar OPlKEVilT NIGHT & Loan Association • Since 1891 FORBES & WAUACE BENEFIT: Naw Hopa Manor and tha oetiiMiRS im TIM oeii'Mils tun III t tiitsr'iu Manehaatar Bleantannial Band Shall Fund Dining Room A Lounga Opan Sunday Noon 111 11 P.M. FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN DAILY 10-9, SATURDAY 10-6. s : USE YOUR FORBES’ CHARGE, MASTER CHARGE CR BANKAMERICARD. PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 28, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 28, 1975— PAGE FIVE fflaurlu'strr tiirutim Hrralii Public Health Nurses ANDREW TULLY OPINION To Lose UConn Students VERNON an activity program for St. Ber­ Legalized Banditry The implementation of a new nard School. This program is curriculum for nursing students conducted in the church hall at the University of Connecticut where the clinics are also con­ Rebellion Useful has caused a change in the ducted. Miss Shattuck said 49 V children were immunized WASHINGTON - A little bit of good In Connecticut, the Public Utilities; program, for the students, lANCHESTEI during last month’s clinic but V news raised its pretty head the other day. Commission says three electric com-; which has been supervised by the Rockvilie Public Health this was less than usual. She Conservative dissatisfaction with There is no doubt that the Ford ad­ It seems that a number of states are panics had piled up overcharges of $19-j Nursing Association. said it was probably due to the CYCLE SHOP having serious second thoughts about the million. But no rebates were ordered' the national Republican party and the ministration has lost a lot of conser­ iV /■ Student nurses have been very cold day. ..I policy of permitting public utilities because the companies had followed a! N 'l spending time out in the field Miss Shattuck also met, Ford administration crystallized in a vative support. And unless the Presi­ '6 - automatically to pass on increased fuel policy approved by the commission. Some, SPECIAL! with the visiting nurses. A during the month, with Mrs. costs to their wretched customers. commission. ; Washington meeting which hinted at a dent himself can lead more forcefully visiting nurse requires special Jean Long, executive director Coincidentally, a letter arrived from a Well, we should not be surprised at suciv Complete Bicycle Overhaul training. of the Hockanum Valley Com­ third party to organize for the 1976 and successfully than has been the reader complaining that in January the so- legalized banditry. It happens every tim^ This thorough servicing inciudes: taking everything Miss Elaine Shattuck, acting munity Services Council, and apart, cieaning and iubricating bearings, lubricating elections. case so far, the Republican party can­ called “fuel adjustment charge’’ this confused country is plagued by director of the association, said board member Mrs. Mary all cables, testing and adjusting brakes and gears, tight amounted to $10.60 on his bill from the economic woes. Public utilities and other; not look to the elections of next year the new curriculum means the Tweet to explain the agency’s ening aii spokes, truing both wheels, inspecting tires, Conservatives are appalled by the Potomac Electric Power Co. (PEPCO) businesses may suffer, but it is always association will no longer have services and programs and also washing, lubricating and inspecting chain, tightening $52 billion deficit proposed in t)ie Ford with any degree of confidence. for $38.74. That’s more than a 25 per cent Main Street that really gets it in the neck." the University of Connecticut to explore ways in which more aii nuts and bolts, cleaning frame, forks and wheels. surcharge — or robbery, if you will. Hard times are for the plain citizen, not budget; are suspicious of detente with Like Gov. Reagan, we too, have students each semester as it referrals can be made between In many states, consumers are hoist on 1 0 % off regular price. for the stockholders or the executives of has in the past. agencies. the Soviet Union, and have never great misgivings about the potential the petard of so-called “regulatory” agen­ monopolistic Big Business. ; Miss Shattuck, and Mrs, Her­ K A L E iO H cies which authorized utilities to pass on She said students will con­ accepted Nelson Rockefeller as vice for success to be found in a third par­ Should we really trust utility companies man Fritz, chairman of the to their customers what they, the utilities, so far as to take their word about the tinue to use the agency to gain 178 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. president because of his known liberal ty. And we subscribe to the political experience but on a much more board of directors, met with MANCHESTER • 649-2098 say is the increased cost of fuel. There are financial burden they suffer from in­ Frank Farrell and Miss Doris axiom that the initiai and greatest at­ no hearings, no public discussions. The individualized and somewhat Specfaffzfng In leanings. creased fuel costs? I think not. The very Corvo of the Community Life customer pays this “adjustment charge,” less structured basis. She said Bicycle Repalra, tribute which a party or candidate fact that regulatory commissions permit Association, concerning a con­ Former California Gov. Ronald or else. the exact nature of the use of A ll M aket - A ll Models automatic pass-throughs suggests to cads tract between the two agencies. may possess is a real possibility of Of course oil and coal prices have gone the nursing agency will be Reagan, who is the idol of the conser­ like me that if public hearings were held The Community Life Associa­ up. But investigations in various parts of worked-out between the direc­ getting elected. somebody might discover the fix was on. tion administers the Personal vatives, spoke to the meeting but was the country have disclosed customers New K-Mart Attracts Good Crowd tor and the university during But the conservative meeting may One wonders whether the utilities try to Care Program which funds cer­ reluctant to commit himself to the have been overcharged by millions of the spring and summer. strike the hardest possible bargain with tain services such as Home have served a useful purpose and con­ dollars through the automatic adjustment their fuel suppliers. It’s much less trouble ‘ Shoppers pour into the new K-Mart Department Store at he said, adding, “people seem to like K-Mart.” The store’s role of a third party candidate. In her monthly report. Miss Health Aides and Homemakers policy. In the District of Columbia, to pay the asking price when the cost is : 295 Hartford Tpke., Vernon, as grand opening celebration grand opening celebration continues today and Saturday, tinued conservative action in the Shattuck said the immunization for eligible elderly persons in auditors for the Public Service Commis­ borne by consumers. began Thursday, At right, store manager Roger Crotty, his Reagan’s political record in Califor­ with special items on sale at the Manchester K-Mart on clinic, which has been con­ an attempt to keep them in future may be very helpful if it curbs sion claim that they found PEPCO had in­ Moreover, stockholders do very well in wife Judith, and their three-year-old son Brian, stand out nia, with his very conservative stance Spencer St, as well as at the new store. K-Mart, one of the ducted on Wednesdays for their own home and prevent or cluded some salaries in the $1.8-million good times. Having donned a bulietproof of the way. Crotty said opening day at the new store — the the tendency of the administration to largest chains of discount stores in the U.S., is a division of many years, has been changed delay their admission to a nur­ and particularly his reform of the overcharges during 1974. vest, I fearlessly submit that these coupon move to the liberal end of the spec­ fifth in Connecticut — was fantastic. “It was really good,” the S.S. Kresge Co. (Herald photo by Pinto) to Fridays due to a conflict with sing home. state welfare system, has made him Fortunately, I hope, reports of abuses of clippers might shoulder some of the trum. this “honor” system also are being in­ higher costs of doing business. There is, the knight in shining armor of those Any President or administration vestigated by the Senate Subcommittee on after all, nothing new about business with a conservative political bent. Budgeting, Management and Expen­ operating temporarily at a deficit. must be tempted often to take the ditures, headed by Sen. Lee Metcalf, D- Now the various telephone companies The former governor is however a easy road of giveaways and deficit Mont. Already, the subcommittee’s staff who are expert at milking the public, are political realist and knows the history financing and a spend now and pay director, Vic Reinemer, has described the talking about doubling the cost of pay- “honor” system as “one of the biggest rip- booth calls (in D.C. the tab will rise to l5 of failures of third party movements later program. That’s what got us . , W offs in utility history.” cents March 1), and limiting a and third parties in the United States. where we are...... Meanwhile, a look at the situation in a long distance call unit to one minute in­ GREAT GADGETS AT i couple of other states: stead of the present three. They’re also West Virginia’s Public Utilities Com­ planning to give each subscriber a mission found in a preliminary audit that telephone directory only for the area in the Appalachian Power Co. had which he lives. Too Timid overcharged its customers by more than Come back, Teddy Roosevelt. And bring $2 million. your big stick. FORBES &WA1LACE

We have come a long way from economic aid from us at the behest of h CHOOSE ANY ONE OF THESE INDISPENSABLE Teddy Roosevelt’s advice that we the State Department. And it is possi­ should walk softly but carry a big ble that the gunboats which forced the (Photo by Steve Dunn) ITEM S. ALL FOR LESS THAN ONE DOLLAR. stick. Today we seem to be only tuna fleet into the port of Salinas were DON OAKLEY Waiting for Spring at the Corner of Cushman and Vernon Sts. talking softly and walking softly. former American Coast Guard 1 A case in point is the temerity of cutters which we have generously ^Influence^ Money Ecuador in impounding American given to them. p uikpn s tuna boats on what they consider the It is all a little humiliating and a Still Flows Freely high seas and holding boats, crew and symbol of the low esteem into which catch for what really amounts to ran­ we have sunk as an international som. In the same year that the Watergate Howarth. Restaurant sales .rose 8.4 per power. What would have happened if crisis reached its culmination and the cent in 1973, nearly 45 per cent above the We readily admit that the tuna fleet cleansing winds of honesty and integrity increase of the previous year. #378 PLANT AND TERRARIUM #3133 SPONGE ASSORTMENT #5600 PASTRY CLOTH & Teddy Roosevelt, or Harry Truman #434 CHROME TRIVET - 1606 3 PC. WOODEN MIXING #716 SILICONE OVEN MITTS TENDER - Handy gardening tool - Set of six cellulose sponges for #544 PUSH PINS - Colored as ROLLING PIN COVER - For is placing itself in jeopardy when it supposedly swept through the American The optimistic forecast is based on es­ #588 SINK BASKET DRAINER- Decorator trivet adds style and 1313 TOOL M A T E -E ig ht inter SPOON SET - 3 most needed sizes Heal and soil resistant New mir with shovel and raka for caring for use in the kitchen and all over the sorimenl of push pins for 1001 fldkier, crustier pies. Nonstick, had been president and we were suf­ political system, the activities of special- timates that one of every three meals is STRAINER - Fits all sinks.Stain utility to any table. Holds hot changeable $crewdnver$ and han­ for many kitchen jO b s . Perfect for acle fabric - Sihcone aluminized your plants at home. With bamboo house. Can besterilizedbyboiling. practical and decorative uses at eliminate cumbersome kneading ventures within the 200-mile limit less steel. 864 fering such impudence from these , interest groups achieved new highs. eaten away from home today and that by dle. Comes in plastic case .81^ use on non-stick suMace. 68^ linish. Asst Colors. Set ol 2 8Bt handle. 884 Multi sizes. 814 home or in the office. 88# boards 864 dishes, casseroles, e c. .884 which Ecuador has unilaterally es­ The year of Watergate was aiso an elec­ 1980, two of every three will be consumed Western Hemisphere Barbary tablished as its national limits. tion year, and never did so many give so in a restaurant. pirates? much to the campaigns of so many, on The figures for 1974 are not in yet, but And, of course, the reason why the both the state and federal levels. tricity at a reduced rate.” Their answer the impact of recessionary factors is Another indication of our low estate Pages would be required to list all the expected to be felt less in the restaurant fishermen do so is obvious. That’s Postal Rates would come back when you are making a is the agreement whereby Iran is to groups attempting to win friends and in­ business than in other sectors of the where the fish are in the rich Hum­ profit. fluence legislation. They run from labor bail out Pan American, one of our Are A Bargain (4). An oil company spends thousands of economy. This is because, historically, boldt current. unions to doctors’ and dentists’ people tend to dine out as a relief from dai­ dollars to put a picture of a “Penny Post It has been speculated that Ecuador great national airlines. This again is associations to real estate and railroad ly problems. Card” in leading magazines to compare lobbies to insurance, construction, There will, however, be some “trading makes more from capturing humiliating. their prices with the postal service. The To the editor: banking and teacher trusts. down” in dining, which is even better news #2050 AIR ORI SOAP HOLDER A 199 UTILITY KITCHEN American vessels than it would earn In recent months, I have never seen a postal service never made a profit with 198776 EARLY AMERICAN #8400 IMMERSION HEATER - Is this the United States the richest About the only groups not making record for the burgers-and-fries branch of the in­ #737 HANG IT ALL - Three #921 TIDY TRAY - Protects - Chromed steel with plastic feet. #3754 COLONIAL EGG TIMER #10568 WASHING MACHINE Shears — cut fowt anc #495 CHOPPER SIIOOPER - the “Penny Post Card” or the “ Eight Cent bones, fish, vegelabies fruits RACK - Polished hardwood, has government agency more maligned than donations last year were the dairy dustry. heavy duty clip holders for floors, rugs, etc from drips, Allows air to circulate around - Three minute timer in oil stain BAG - Nylon laundry net pro­ Chops, dices, scoops and scrapes. For that quick pick up, boils water by fishing. and once most powerful nation in the Post Card” but the oil companies have tects clothes while washing. No Maineti/ed tips boMir opener Made of stainless strel with rose­ seven pegs for hanging clothes, lor coffee or tea in less than a the U.S. Postal Service by people, large oil cooperatives, still gun-shy because of brooms, tools, etc. Never loses stains. Holds boots, rubbers, um soap for quick drying. Eliminatn finish. Adds a decorator touch to jar opener, screwdriver attach Ecuador receives military and made billions over the same period of breitas. Grey or black 88^ messy soap dish clian up. SB# your kitchen. 884 tangling, snagging or tearing. 884 menis 886 wood handle. 884 hats, ties, odds and ends. 884 minute. 68# world? companies, magazine publishers and even adverse publicity resulting from their tension. A reel space-maker. 88^ years. church and school organizations. massive contributions to ex-President (L) So Mr. John Q. Public, I hope this lit­ « • T w T r » WHAT A BARGAIN THE PEOPLE Nixon’s 1972 re-election campaign. tle message will ease your pain and if the 1 2 3 ARE GETTING. Far and away the greatest contributor TODAY’S < 5 6 7 g 9 10 (1) . Ten cents to mail a letter to far off postal rate goes up to 25 cents it is still a 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 bargain. You can always move to Italy of all was, and is, organized labor. Accor­ 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Hawaii, Mexico, Canada and other distant ding to a report last August by the THOUGHT 2S 26 27 28 29 30 ALMANAC where the Postal Service was so fouled up places. Delivery on first class mail In National Information Center on Political the mail was thrown into a vat to make local areas overnight. In rural areas each Finance, union political committees had paper. customer has a small post office in front donated $2.6 million to House and Senate Many men who spend an hour a day in By United Press International arrived in San Francisco after a five- P.S. You have the finest postal service ^ ______— month journey from New York City. of his house. After all when billions of candidates, plus another couple million to physical exercises to keep fit refuse to Today is Friday, Feb. 28, the 59th day of pieces of mail are being handled there are in the world. 1975 with 316 to follow. In 1942, Japanese forces landed in Java, candidates for state offices. With the elec­ spend an hour a week in the cultivatioh of P. Murphy #307 SET OF THREE POT #877 GRANNY KNIFE - A real bound to be goof-ups. tion six weeks away, they still had $4.7 their morals and their ethics. XSUte REVOLVING CUP RACK The moon is approaching its last the last Allied bastion in the Netherlands 15 C Mt. Vernon iT884S OVER THE DOOR IRON­ #102 ROBO JR. KNIFE SHAR HOLDERS No kitchen complete hard worker v/ith old fashioned (2) Holding and forwarding first class million to spend. We have put so much stress on #244 TWO WAY EGGSLICER- ING BOARD HOLDER Holds I6708ONE CUPFLOURSIFTER Holds 8 cups safely on vinyl #319 VEGETABLE BRUSH - quarter. East Indies. Vernon Chrome plated steel with stainless board securely behind any - Bright plated steel sifter with coaled Mue arms. Fastens easi PENER - Sharpens all regular #651 NUT AND LOBSTER without them. Large silicone looks and quality. Use for paring, mail for no charge. How would you like to developing muscles, and so little emphasis ly under wood or metal shelves Natural bristles with wood handle. The morning stars are Mercury and In 1966, American astronauts Elliott See It was all quite legal, of course. But steel cutters. Slices eggs two ways, door and out of the way. black enamel handles. Single knives wilh easy rolling move CRACKER - Madeolplatedsteel, covered pot holders protect your slicing, all small cutting jobs walk into a telephone company office and Chrome plated. 68( Will nol wobble or work loose 884 Mars. and Charles Bassett were killed when many people are beginning to wonder why on developing our souls that our children longand round. 88^ screen. 884 I8C menl. .884 sturdy and easy to use. 884 hands from hot pots. 684 around the kitchen. 684 say to the girl “I’m going away for a The evening stars are Venus, Jupiter their light plane crashed into a building in it is wrong for businesses to contribute are beginning to doubt if we have any souls month would you hold my calls’’ or “I’m and Saturn. St. Louis. directly to politicans but all right for un­ at all. moving would you forward my calls?” Those born on this day are under the In 1%8, Michigan Gov. George Romney ions to do the same, especially since un­ Submitted by: You would be referred to the nearest psy­ Crime Approach sign of Pisces. withdrew his candidacy for the ions not only enjoy tax-exempt status but Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon chiatrist. J Mary Lyon, founder of Mount Holyoke Republican presidential nomination. individual members often have little say St. James R. C. Church (3) . Non profit organizations may mail Must Be Reversed I'illi-'r Seminary for women in Massachusetts, A thought for the day: Russian Novelist in how their dues money is used. at a reduc^ rate. Wouldn’t it be nice to was born Feb. 28, 1797. Maxim Gorky said, “Lies...there you have To the editor: Seldom has the connection between say to an electric company, "I am a non­ On this day in history: the religion of slaves and taskmasters.’’ The Feb. 19 front page article and pic­ donations and legislation been more ap­ profit organization, I would like my elec- In 1849, the first shipload of gold seekers tures in The Herald of the senseless van­ parent than in the heavy, last-minute con­ dalism at the Highland Park School is but tributions by the trucking industry to n.iyi one in an apparently continuing and es­ House members during a lobbying drive to #90 SPATUAL KITCHEN SET- / u a HANOI CAN OPENER - #1202 MAGNETIC HOOKS calating example of crime in Manchester. increase the weight and size limits for #2172 BONING AND SLICING #95 GLASS RASTER - A must 2 handy helpers for cooking effi­ #749 2T»IECE STRAINER S ET- #3131 INDIVIDUAL EGG 48093 SCRUB BRUSH - Sturdy, Can tapper with six uses for open Adhere firmly to any metal sur Manchester. KNIFE - Pure stainless steel with for every kitchen. Allows you to #333 FOUR SIDED GRATER ~ ciency - bowl scrapper, spatula Heavy duty wire mesh. 3-1/8" POACHER Can also bi' used lor trucks on the nation’s interstate highways. fine quality brush with plastic ing cans, bottles w ilh cork screw. face anywhere. Hold cups, uten This has reached such proportions that The Truck Operators Nonpartisan Com­ bristles. For ail household needs. razor-sharp serrated edge. Bubinga see how much fluid in baster. Chrome plated with hang-up ring. Mirror tin finish. For grating, slic and bottle scraper. Easy-to-ciean and 4". baby louds Made nl aluminum •I« wood handle. 884 ing, shredding. 884 plastic blades. 884 sils. fools, etc. Set ol 4. 884 884 it is high time that all Manchester citizens mittee (TON) spread more than $61,000 864 S84 884 take lawful action. We cali on decent peo­ among some 17 House members in the last ple of all political or philosophical per­ 10 days of the campaign. The next month, Eitpninti M mlii suasions to unite in an effective campaign the House, which had previously rejected 1,-1 " FOUNDED OCT. 1,1881 ■ Hi'!’; ' - ' ll to stop this terrible vandalism of public !■: I I 'n il .• !: the bill, reversed itself. Published by the Published every Forbes sW&llace Manchester Parkade, Manchester, Conn. 06040 m T H K E I WELL,WHflTKlND and private property. The cost to hard About the only fruit of Watergate was Manchester evening except Sun- working taxpayers is immense. Further, the legislation signed last year by Presi­ Publishing Co., Herald deye end holidays. p-, Forbes'Charge Square. Manchester, Entered at the U Acct.i)i------Exp. Date------OP M A R C H 4RE WE GO/NG the weakening of the moral fibre of our dent Ford providing for public financing of Conn. 06040, Manchester, Conn.. community b ^ es nothing but ill for all our presidential election campaigns. Telephone 643-2711 Post Olflce as Second r—, Master Charge TO MAVE IN MANCHESTER (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter. people. Congressional contests were unaffected, 7 U Acot.#------Exp. Date------TMIS y e a r ? Y 'i^now^ One thing is absoluteiy crystal clear. however. BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER I—I BankAmerIcard The “ Permissive” approach to crime #712 HOUSEHOLD RUBBER #975 ALUM. SPLATTER Exp. Date- Common Cause, the public-interest lob­ SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES #876 GRANNY FORK - Olde U Accim------1 72 PAPER TOWEL HOLDER - #29 SIX CUP MUFFIN PAN -A «918 MINI TARTLET MOLDS- GUARD ~ Protects stove kitchen #1617 BEAN BAG ASH TRAY- Lik e in that Silly must be reversed and the sooner the by which purports to represent the little GLOVES Duiilile luxiile velum Tyiin; utility i* bTennis courts 649-4586 * Misses’ Men’s The fee of a referee this year will be $31 5 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. with shop All labels all artists classical, show and more! standard of living. The Public Building Commis­ per game and will increase $2 each year owner Fred Sistaire to give a Poplin “I ask the board to look with realism at Ecclesiastical Council Sunday sion plans to meet with Short Sleeve for two more years. tour of his shop. This course TAPES what the townspeople can afford to pay. It Marshall Taylor, former town K Mart Plaza Office 45's will also be free to members Golf Series Series Series followed by a reception supper counsel, to discuss the tennis 10- 2 and non-members will be Knit Tops 1.69 D4.98 J6.98 ANDOVER in the Social hall. court situation, specifically the charged a $1 registration fee. Jacket 8 8 * = 2.98 4.69 Spencer Street DONNA HOLLAND All church mem bers and work not being done on time. A four-session short course on »Misses’ friends are invited. Robison, Inc. of Yalesville Manchester advertising will start on March Series Series TAPES Open Space Plan Adopted needs another 29 workdays. B2.98 E5.98 Series The Tolland Association Health Meeting 649-3007 5 at the “Y” office, from 7:30 to Doubleknit K7.98 United Church of Christ wiil ’The PBC signed contracts 9 p.m. with William Moquin as 1.98 3.38 5.74 The Columbia-Hebron- adverse to the property would located on Wall St., is having a hold an Ecclesiastical Council with Robison at the end of instructor. Participants will COVENTRY Andover Community Health Polyester TAPES be encouraged. A non-adverse membership drive. Sunday beginning at 2 p.m. at August 1974. Robison had 30 learn the basic techniques of Series Series Service, Inc. (CHACHSI) Series Monica Shea days to begin work and 60 days C 3.98 F6.98 use would be the development the First Congregational monthly board of directors formerly Manchester Savings & Loan Association advertising and ad makeup. 9.98 The Conservation Commis­ to complete it. Pants 7.29 of recreation sites. Any armed forces veteran 2.38 3.97 Church of Andover. meeting scheduled for March 13 sion has adopted the Open To date, due to weather con­ W on’t Buy Land who served in World Wars I and At 2 p.m. Marshall Hughes has been changed to Thursday, Space Pian which calls for the ditions and poor drainage at the Brian Walsh, DevCo project II, or the Korean or Vietnam from the Gilead Congregational March 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the preservation of between 20 and Conflicts is encouraged to at­ site, the work has not been com­ Off manager, said yesterday that Church will be examined for or­ Columbia Congregational Save Save Off 25 per cent of the town’s land as DevCo will not close the land tend a post meeting or call dination. pleted. Church. an Regular an Publishers open space. option agreement on' the either Harold Newcomb, post At 3:30 p.m. the Rev. David If Taylor cannot attend the Most of the lands involved are Hine Gets Low Prices List property of Antonia and Betty commander at 742-8009, or Reese III from the First next regular meeting of the Extra Extra along the town’s streams and Peracchio on Rt. 44A. Robert Long, Senior Vice- Congregational Church of An­ MILK PROVIDES PBC on March 11 a special QurReg. are already protected by the Works Post The 72 acres is mostly com­ Commander, at 742-7520. dover will be examined for in NEW YORK (UPI) - Nutri­ meeting will be called. 3.99-4.99 Our I Inland Wetlands laws. mercially zoned land. stallation. ‘Colors for Library Land included in the report The post meetings are held on tionists estimate one pint of milk Reg. Y The option was due to be The installation service will Members of the PBC dis­ VERNON the second and fourth will supply nearly a quarter of & Loan Association • Since 1891 ALL TOYS ALL BOOKS include those lands that are picked up on Feb. 1, 1975 at 11 begin at 5 p.m. It will be cussed colors for the furniture, On recommendation of 7.99 prone to soil erosion, slopes Thursdays of every month. the protein an adult needs. YOUR CHOICE a.m. trim, wood and carpeting at the Mayor Frank McCoy, the Ver­ Hobbies And Crafts over 25 per cent, aquifiers, The post is also having a • Hardcover •Cook Books Walsh said, "No decision has non Town Council has approved agricultural land and buffers spaghetti dinner on March 8 been made on the other land op­ the appointment of Ronald W. • Paperback •Adult between Coventry and from 5 to 7 p.m. tions that DevCo holds. 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•1.18 E SALE: FRI. & SAT. SWAYS TO CHARGE MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Store Hours: PINEHURST BiuinAiiiiiiom) STORE HOURS: 10 A.M. to 9P.M. 10 A.m. to 9 P.M. aMCERY, INC. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE 1145 Tolland Turnpike 1145 Tolland Turnpike 302 M AIN U- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri., Feb. 28, 1975 - PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Feb. 28, 1975 High School Students in Career Contest Council Debates She Hcratb SOUTH WINDSOR Enrico Fermi and Somers High School Mathematics Team Bristol Eastern, 247 and Hall BOLAND Sids Received On Bank W x t H e r a ld McCoy Meets With Mayors Judy Kuehnel Schools. Area winners will finished second in the Capitol 244. compete in the state career The South Windsor team is Area Profile T he South Windsor Area Mathematics League VERNON Conference in April. State under the direction of Robert OIL CO. The town purchased the bank plans are to move the court to Distributive Education the high meet held at Conard High : BARBARA RICHMOiND Softball Field winners will participate in the Joy, a math teacher here. building, located next to the that uilding. VERNON ding legislative proposals Talks will center around such school will be competing for School. Of the six bids submitted for Vernon Mayor Frank McCoy, national conference in May. The local team scored a total GOP Poll EST. 1935 Memorial Building on Park Other bids received were: before the 94th Congress. The programs as General Revenue squad and everyone is on the proposal, an appropriation first place in various com­ the plumbing, heating and elec- Historical Society along with other mayors SOUTH WINDSOR Students include: Michael of 71 points with Cliff Lange Persons needing additional Place, and plans to renovate it one for $4,150 for the plumbing, officials will be taking a Sharing, the Public Employ­ team. hearing will be called. petitive events in a Career - trical contracts for the People’s throughout the country, will be Judy Kuehnel Ashlaw, Dennis Boxx, Peggy scoring a perfect 18 and Bruce GOP questionnaires may get for use as a Senior Citizen from Cowperthwaite; Cottier, detailed look at the policies of ment Act, Community Develop­ Sand Hill has been looked at Funds for the field may come Development Conference Mon­ '.Bank Building |n Rockville, Receives Many Gifts in Washington, D. C. for three Coope, Gloria Doer, Janice Lassman adding 15 more. Other them through South Windsor FUEL OIL Center. heating, $6,605; Appliances Inc. the Ford administration as it ment preparations. Mass Tran- Correspondent as a possible site for various from the Capital Reserve Ac­ day at Clem’s Restaurant. four were from Vernon and one days, starting Sunday, for the Foss, Michael Gerger, Cindy members contributing were Republican Town Chairman of Vernon, plumbing, $3,900, VERNON donated a collection of readies its 1976 fiscal budget sit funding. Collective 644-1364 learning stations, and con­ count, Mayor Smith said adding The students, directed by was from Tolland. ninth annual Congressional City plans. Hitchborn, Thomas Kendrick, Mike Dziezynski, Bob Jean Gezelman at her home at However, until the Memorial heating $5,^0, and electric, $6,- During the winter months the programs, clippings, and Bargaining, and Health and The question confronting the sequently may quality for state civic groups may contribute Robert Myette, coordinator, 38.9« . Some of the five only voted Conference of the National It will also delve into the for­ South Windsor Town Council Cathy Kinney, Steve Iciato, Featherstone, and Tim Oberg. Pine Knob Circle. Forms will 200 Gallon Minimum Building renovations are com­ 740; Sol Cantor Electric, elec­ Vernon Historical Society souvenir bookiets of early Welfare services. funding if the time ever comes towards furnishing the field. will be competing for first for two of the alternates, one League of Cities and U. S. Nick Maliogonis, Shelley The team is presently in second be mailed, if needed. pleted and the town offices can received several gifts for dis­ events in Rockville. mulation of national policies and residents here is: "Should it is developed. Thus the reason He said lights, poles and place in sales demonstration, AUTOMATIC DELIVERY ■ only voted for one, and only one tric, $9,287.41; and T & T Elec­ Conference of Mayors. Mason, Mark Rafferty, Gail place in the 26-member league The poll is one being taken by move in there, the bank play in its museum on Prospect A rare Jenny Lind doll, of the critical to the future of the It is hoped the conference will the town have a lighted softball some officials favor Sand Hill bleachers are items that civic window display, advertising 24 HOUR SERVICE firm voted for all three. tric, electric, $10,368. The three-day affair will start Ravalese, Tony Roy, Joseph with two meets remaining in the GOP here, and is a non­ building will be used to house St., Rockville. Civil War period, which Arthur cities. The municipal officials give the officials an opportunity field, and if so, where?” for the softball field. organizations may consider display, job interview and • The apparent low bidder for Sunday night with a reception Uccello, Lisa Weichand and the season. partisan questionnaire asking offices for Common Pleas This was the second time A Windsor chair, once owned G. Lyon, president of the socie­ will also have an opportunity to to share their problems and The Town Council took up the The council will provide the contributing funds towards, public speaking. the plumbing contract was for the officials. meet with the delegates from Fran Wilcox. The top teams and their one’s feelings on various issues 646-6320 Court 19. these contracts went out to bid. by Judge Phineas Talcott of ty, said is in excellent condi­ solutions with each other as question earlier this week, public with cost figures next defraying the entire expense for Students will compete against ;Warren Cottier of Vernon at The other two days will be their states to talk over Math Team Near Top points are: Conard, 303; South currently confronting South Bids were opened in February Vernon, and used by him in the tion, was donated by Miss M. well as with their represen­ following a 300-person petition week. If the public favors the the community. Enfield, Windsor Locks, Hall, 369 Center St., Manchester 53,756; for the heating, K. J. taken up with briefings on pen­ problems and plans for the The South Windsor High Windsor, 298; Manchester, 281; Windsor. When the Memorial Building but because there seemed to be courtroom, is now in the exhibit Alice Dowing of Hartford, a tatives in Washington. signed by members of the Cowperthwaite and Sons of is completed, the town offices future. Men’s Softball League and Tolland. $5,147; and for the some misunderstanding about area of the museum. . former Rockville resident. will be moved to there from the how they were bid, it was The chair was donated by Miss Dowing also gave a other residents. electric. Rock-Vern Electric of Administration Building and For the most part the coun­ Vernon. $6,370. decided to bid them over again. Mrs. Charles McLean and her bound copy of “ Peterson’s family. Mrs. McLean also Magazine for the year 1861, cil has remained cool citing T r u m b u ll’s “ L ife of more pressing expenditures, Washington,’’ 1829, a child’s higher assessments, high “Language Lesson” book, 1876, budgets and poor economic con­ and an 1876 cookbook. ditions in general. AREA Fred Hallcher, treasurer of However, there is support on the society, made a small show­ the council for the ballfield. POLICE REPORT case to display the antique Some supporters spoke out, dolls. even before the March 3 Photographs of the American hearing preceeding Monday from his apartment. promise to appear in Common Mill, a picture of some night’s regular council operating an unregistered VERNON Police said there were no Pleas Court 19, Rockville on policemen, including her meeting. ' I William Murdock Jr., 24, of motor vehicle. Police said his signs of forced entry but March 25. father, and some World War I Democrat Robert Myette car was taken into custody. Conklin Rd., Vernon was Perimeter said the door was COLUMBIA memorabilia were given by wants the lighted field. He He is scheduled to appear in charged Thursday with illegal open when he returned home. Dennis Pondrier, 17, of Miss Patricia Cedor of wants it in Rye Street Park Common Pleas Court 19, discharge of fireworks and Police said it was reported that Edgerton Rd., Columbia was ■ Rockville. where he says little excavation operating an unregistered Rockville March 11. a diamond ring, valued at $3,- taken to Windham Memoriai Mrs. Beatrice Gordon will be needed to construct the motor vehicle. Two companions 900, some cannisters containing Hospital Thursday, treated for donated a silk cover em­ ballfield. r were also charged in connection Peter R. Ignatowicz, 25, of 35 coins valued at $325, and cash facial and knee injuries and broidered with the initials Mayor Robert Smith feels Allen Dr., Vernon was arrested 59s ____ with the same incident, police (from a wallet) amounting to released. A.J.M. which once belonged to that if such a field is to exist in said. Thursday on a warrant issued $245, were reported missing. Police said Pondrier was the Maxwell family. The v p town,, it should be in the Sand OFF OUR REG-'-O'N Thomas 0. Minor, 23, of 72 by Common Pleas Court 19 HEBRON driving on Rt. 87 in Columbia Maxwell family once lived in Hill area off Nevers Road — the South Rd., Ellington was charging hin with third-degree Timothy Blake, 17, of and reportedly traveling about the house which is the original cite of the proposed Plum ALL TOYS, charged with illegal discharge criminal mischief in connection Marlborough was arrested 40 miles per hour when, he said, portion of Rockville General Gulley Park which was with a complaint made by the h o b b i e s & CRAFTS. T . ! of fireworks and possession of Thursday afternoon on a a dog ran into the road. Pon­ Hospital. The family donated defeat^ June 15 of last year. 83.76 23 88 marijuana; Douglas J. Connor, Vernon Recreation Depart­ warrant issued by Common drier told police he veered left the library to the town also. However, a field in Sand Hill Black w/So/id ment. '^/Tools 23, of White Rd., Ellington was Pleas Court 19 charging him to avoid hitting the dog and his Newspaper clippings, would cost about $50,000 after Bas, Reg. 27 79 With charged with carrying a Police said the department with three counts of fourth- car went off the road and struck programs, and a picture of the the $11,000 excavation work was ^ 0 0 V e r 5 9 1 .8 dangerous weapon without a complained that someone had degree larceny. a tree. Police said the car was laying of the cornerstone of the figured in, officials said. Gold Filled g g c°.7„:v""= V driven over the football field at demolished. acuum permit. Police said the arrest was Rockville Post Office, which Myette’s contention is that W/Tm 2-speed Idols, Police said the arrests were Legion Field. A passenger in the car, excavation can be eliminated if made in connection with the were collected by the Mathison Savings Bank Choose ’f^^opsTalso'^n > b r a s s jT b' s 1 5 7 0 bag, ^^ard ' deluxe made after a complaint concer­ Ignatowicz was released on a theft of several wallets from Michael Shaw, 16, of Rt. 87, family, when the Rev. Mr. the park is constructed in Rye kippered $50 non-surety bond for pa ning fireworks being thrown pocketbooks at Rham High Columbia, was not injured, Mathison was a pastor in Street. »4017 from a car on Rt. 83 in Vernon. appearance in Common Pleas School last month. police said. No police action Rockville. These were donated of Manchester “We could have a lighted soft- Court 19, Rockville March 11. was taken against the driver. Murdock was released on a Blake was released on his by his son, Robert, who now Member F.D.I.C ball field quicker at Rye Street B $100 non-surety bond; Minor on Robert Loalbo, 42, of 95 lives in Clinton. than at Sand Hill. But that a $1,100 cash bond; and Connor Grove St., Rockville was doesn’t mean because we don’t ^ E ON OUR OWN BRAND! SAVE on a $100 cash bond. All three charged Thursday with failure have it this year we couldn’t BORDERLESS OVER to drive left of a parked vehicle f Vitamin E Blacks. Decker are to be presented in Common have it next year,” said the SILK FINISH! Pleas Court 19, Rockville in connection with an accident mayor. laoHUi I.U. . Combo Pak 3/8 INCH DRILL March 18. on E. Main St., Rockville. C aldor... Connecticut’s Largest "I favor the Rye Street area facility.” 16 oz. Bevel and depth ad­ Curls or straightens hair; South Windsor Police are in­ 3R Prints justments easily made. thermostatically controlled heat, vestigating a complaint ^______Mayor Smith said if the Sand Blain A. Perkins, 37, of 5 #7301 ready light, swivel cord. #C-225 made by Michael Perimeter, of Hill area is to ever be River St,, Rockville was Sale Starts Sat.^ March 1st., through May 17thl 121 Candlewood Dr., that developed in the future, “it charged Thursday with jewelry and cash are missing might be through some state FROM I Purchase anyone of the following funding through education.” UNION At present the school depart­ EARLY BIRD LAWN SALE! General Electric small appliances and receive IREPEAT CARBIDE ment is being pressed for more Now Is The Time To Think Of girls’ athletic facilities, and the ' OF A , an “instant cash rebate” from Caldor . . . 'SELLOUT! I Inspector Lists department would like to in­ Prestone Weeding, Feeding & Seeding! stitute its “no-cut” policy for then receive your second rebate* from G.E.! HIGH girls, as they have with the 8-Digit TEMPERATURE boys’ football team. In essence I SCOTTS HALTS PLUS Combination CLAIROL Housing Violations any student who tries out for Calculator Brake H a lts Plus Fertilizer and Crabgrass Control Pretty Power See Clerk For Details football is not cut from the 21 structural; and 3 sanitary. From Texas Fluid Use on new or es­ Styler Dryer VERNO?l tablished lawn for Housing code violations cor­ Covert Instruments thicker, sturdier 5.000 Sq. Ft. 1 8 4 5 rected during January in­ QUART As of the end of January the grass. Reg. 20.95 Our cluded: 36 electrical; 3 heating; SIZE report of John C. Darcey, liirt Uuihk-r | Reg. 11 plumbing; 39 structural; and Our i lL“a i J a* TURF BUILDER Lawn Fertilizer 24.97 housing code inspector for the Re'g. 4.29 20 sanitary for a total of 109 cor­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER Lovrest town of Vernon, listed 325 out­ Trionized for pro­ Covers rections. From From price Two fan design for extra drying standing violations. Ever! Heavy duty formula for all auto uses. longed feeding. Wil 10.000 Sq.Ft. power, 750 watts. Includes 5 drying Darcey placed three caveats G.E* LEGAL 1 9 , 7 0 not burn! Reg. 16.95 1 3 9 5 During the month Darcey in­ CALDOR D.OT. qualified; quart size (or easy and styling attachments. #AFD-1 on property during the month flush. Limit 2 per customer. spected 30 structures and 61 S.OOOSq.Fi. 7 9 5 15.000 Sq.Ft. NOTICE Adds, c o S t . operation. Reg. 8.9S f Reg. 23.95 1 9 ” dwelling units and 372 and released two from the previous months. He sent out The Zoning Board of Appeals violations were carried forward at a meeting on February 24, BICYCLE BONANZA seven housing code notices and tSIliirflSSde New! SUPER TURF BUILDER from the previous month. 1975 m ade the follow ing Red Tag Savings! 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Open 9 a,m.-9 p.m. Weekdays, 9-5 Sat. & Sun., Phone 646-5440 L OPEN TONIGHT - NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY ARCADE PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Feb. 28, 1975 ri Story Hours MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Feb. 28. 1975 — PAGE ELEVEN ‘ Will Begin Manchester Parkade At Library OpenTonIteTil 9 The Mary Cheney Library will begin a series of Sunday kOeoA-Atfct^ afternoon story hours beginning this Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Junior Room at the library. The program will include Charge American Folk Tales and songs with guitar accompaniment for By Abigail Van Buren Accounts a folk song sing-along. C 1975 by Chicago Trlbun«-N.Y. NowtSynd., bic. Invited Dee Clavette of the library staff will this Sunday’s story Bank teller. Charges Children six years and older Welcome are invited. Other programs in Flame Still Burns the series will include some Travel Show To Feature Disney World and Florida crafts combined with stories Walt Disney World and and guest story tellers. After 42 Years Tomorrowland journey to the Florida will be featured at The f world’s most famous tourist Herald’s Travel Show, sights on a “ Magic Carpet , DEAR ABBY: I am still in love with the man I was in Thursday, March 13 at the love with 42 years ago, when I was 16. ’Round the World.” Surrounded Manchester High School We both married different people. I had a very unhappy by motion picture screens, the auditorium. Show time is 8 life being married to the wrong man for 41 years. 'Two audience gets a 360-degree view months ago, my husband died. That’s when I started to p.m., doors open at 7:30. of famous landmarks in the OUR think about Benny again. I finally located him through his Films entitled “We Flew To Circle-Vision Theater. relatives, and I called him up. (He lives 600 miles from Florida Last Week” and “The The unique film presented by SERVICEMEN here.) When I told him who I was he neeu’ly dropped dead. Magic World of Walt Disney” Monsanto and produced by Walt He couldn’t talk much because his wife was there, so we will be presented courtesy of Disney Productions includes a Army Pvt. Robert A. made arrangements for him to call me from work. Now he Eastern Airlines. trip down the Thames past Big Ouellette, son of Mr. and Mrs. calls me almost every day. We talked about old times and Drawings will be held for Ben, a journey to Paris, Rome, Roland Ouellette, 75 Mark Dr., all the fun we used to have, and said he never stopped loving prizes donated by area Athens, and famous Oriental South Windsor, is assigned as a me. merchants. sites. heavy truck driver in the 1st. His problem is his wife. They have been married for 40 Free tickets are available at 50th Anniversary Cavalry Division at Ft. Hood, years, and he doesn’t know how to tell her that he doesn’t The Herald office or from the Audiences standing in the cir­ Texas. love her, and he wants to be free to marry me. He said she is following sponsoring travel cular theater sway and grasp a sickly woman, she can’t work, and he hates to hurt her. handrails as they “ride” Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dion of included the Wilfred Dion fami­ agences: Can you help us? STILL IN LOVE Mercury Travel, 627 Main St., through busy city streets in 299 Autumn St. observed their ly, another son Richard B. Dion everything from a Paris taxi wedding anniversary on Dec. of Manchester and his family, Go(^child-Bartlett Travel, 113 DEAR STILL: I know of no way for a man to tell his wife Main St.; LaBonne Travel, 67 cab to a Los Angeles hook-and- 31. The couple was married and The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward of 40 years that he wants to be free to marry his chiidhood ladder fire engine. Dec. 31, 1974 in Northampton, J. Reardon and other close E. Center St.; Globe Travel, 555 sweetheart. Main St.; and O’Keefe Travel, Another park adventure, Tom Mass. friends. I think that you and Benny are trying to relive the past. A reception was held at the The couple had resided in ENGAGED 750 Silas Deane Highway, Sawyer Island, includes such It can’t be (Jpne. Besides, Benny is very much married, and Wethersfield. special treats as Injun Joe’s home of their son Wilfred F. Northampton for 40 years prior therefore unavailable. So do Benny, his family, and yourself Cave, the mysterious Magnetic Dion of 86 Carter St. The guests to coming to Manchester. a big favor, and get out of his life. You can’t l ^ l d happiness Walt Disney’s most popular on the broken hearts of others. adventure-experience, “Pirates Mine, the old mill and Fort Sam OID-EISHIOIIED of the Caribbean,” and an Clemens. Visitors young and DEAR ABBY: I have a 22-year-old daughter who is exciting “Magic Carpet ’Round old spend hours exploring paths living with her boyfriend in a nearby town. the World,” are among Walt and passageways from the LWV Marks 25th Year My friends and relatives don’t know this and they are Disney World’s newest attrac­ pages of Mark Twain’s famous COURTEGY constantly asking me where she is. I get upset and start to tions. novel. Activities of the league in­ The Manchester League of cry and don’t know what to say. They are among many adven­ cluded a “Know Your Town” In the Gulf Hospitality House, Women Voters will observe its I raised this girl the best I could and I can’t accept the tures and accommodations survey of local government and historic film and recorded in­ 25th anniversary on Sunday fact that she turned out this way. How can I learn to live added to the world-famous facilities and “Voting in terviews with Walt Disney MICHAELS with a punch party from 4 to 6 with this? , A MOTHER Vacation Kingdom in Florida. Manchester” which were both provide a graphic and p.m. at the home of Dr. and New features include a 151- published. memorable insight into the life Mrs. Sedrick Rawlins, 66 DEAR MOTHER: You can tell yourself that a room Golf Resort Hotel 'The league also conducted in- of the master showman. A Waranoke Rd. 22-year-old daughter is responsible for her own lifestyle. If overlooking Walt Disney depth studies on a wide range of superb collection of Disney In February of 1949 a group of you raised her “the best you couid,” you needn’t be World’s two championship golf topics under the general memorabilia complete the women gathered to form the ashamed. It’s not necessary to say that she is living with courses, plus charming narrow headings of International biographical presentation. league. Among those present her boyfiiend. You can say that she is no longer living at gauge railroad and a soon-to- Relations, Representative were Mrs. Melvin Ha^away, home. It’s true. open theater-restaurant in Fort Outside the Magic kingdom, Government, Environmental Mrs. Jay Rubinow, Mrs. Wilderness Campground. Walt Disney World offers three Quality, Human Resources, and Charles Jacobson, Mrs. Julian DEAR ABBY: My husband has always been a heavy In the Magic Kingdom, other theme resort hotels including Local Affairs. smoker. (Four packs a day for the last 30 years.) A1 had a Orr, Mrs. Francis Cowan, Mrs. new adventures include the Crowds line the street as they prepare to enter the Cinderella Castle of Disney World. the exciting Contemporary In its efforts to keep the voter heart attack last year, and the doctor gave him some orders. Louis Heard, Mrs. George caves and trails of Tom Sawyer Resort with its Top of the World Marlow, Mrs. Allan Bourn, well-informed and state its opi­ Quit smoking (which he did, believe it or not) and avoid all celebrity dinner-show, the Creative Photo excitement. (He was more specific; absolutely no fooling Island, the nostalgic Richard F. magnetic propulsion system. operation, Walt Disney World overhead, guests see the Town Mrs. Irving Gunderson, Mrs. nion on issues the league used tropical Polynesian Village around with young girls unless he wanted to die in bed.) Irvine Steamboat and the Spinning high above the entertained more than 22.3 Council being tortured by Jacques Shaw, and Mrs. John newspapers, radio, and televi­ The engagement of Miss with authentic luaus every Now A1 tells me he’s nervous and restless. He says he has memorable film, the “Walt PeopleMover will be exciting million visitors from all parts exhuberant pirates, an auction Cheney Jr. In April of that year, sion; painting posters; setting Karen J. Elliott of Washington, night and the new Golf Resort to lead a more “normal” life and can’t give up everything he Disney Story.” A new fast- Tomorrowland “StarJets.” of the world. The Magic of the town maidens and bur­ formal notification of up window displays; circulating D.C. to Arthur H. House of Hotel with its peaceful fairway 3 W E E K S O N LY enjoys. He’s asked me if I would rather have him go back to service restaurant, the Plaza Also, nearing opening is the Kingdom now has 41 major at­ ning of the Port City. “provisional league’’ status petitions; making speeches; Manchester has been an­ setting just a few hundred feet smoking again, or fooling around with young girls. Is«’t Pavilion, has been added where first phase of Treasure Island— tractions. The adventure ends was received from the State distributing flyers and fact nounced by her parents, Mr. from the Polynesian Village that a choice for you? guests can dine overlooking the a lush tropical paradise filled Pirates of the Caribbean, top dramatically in a gold-filled Board. sheets; carrying placards; and and Mrs. Ted Elliott of How should I answer hifh? With all his faults, I love him hub of the Magic Kingdom. with flowers and birds for favorite in its six years at treasure room where fun-loving Marina. During the following seven sending letters and telegrams Matador, Texas. and don’t want to be a widow. But which is worse, lung Also, operating for the summer leisure strolling. California’s Disneyland, free-booters engage in a friend­ m , months, membership grew to 60 to legislators. Mr. House is the son of Chief I Not Not n5 BUT <20.00 OR MORE! cancer or a heart attack? AL’S WIFE season will be the peaceful The theme park is open every plunges voyagers into the heart ly gun duel. All is experienced and study groups were formed. Locally, it has supported the Justice and Mrs. Charles S. Swan Boat voyage past day with all the operating hours of a buccaneer battle on the in three-dimensional realism In November, recognition as a school building program; House of Manchester. DEAR W IFE: I t’s a draw. But with a choice like that Cinderella Castle. adjusted according to the Spanish Main. through the Disney created For Your Old SEHING! full-fledged league was studied local government and Miss Elliott is a Washington you’d probably worry less if you saw A1 smokiag. (P.S. With its additional features, season. A picturesque Caribbean system of “Audio- received from the League of town planning; studied roads, correspondent for the Wall Your A1 certainly is a shrewd trader.) the Vacation Kingdom offers Full summer operations will Plaza has been created as an Animatronics.” Women Voters of the United water and sewer facilities; Street Journal covering energy more convenience and enter­ begin in June with a 9 a.m. to entertaining market place and Through another kind of States. studied solid waste manage­ and food. She was formerly a tainment than ever before with midnight operating schedule entranceway to the realm of the Disney magic, guests in Serving as its presidents ment and open spaces. political reporter in Washin^on Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal daily character parades and continuing through August. In pirates. Exploring shadowy through the years since its in­ It published “ Know Your for the Dallas Morning News. reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. Great Jacket musical entertainment ception were Mrs. Hathaway, Government,” “Who’s Who In Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. the fall, operating hours are 9 tunnels of the Spanish fort, She is a 1970 graduate of the throughout. More adventures 1949-50; Mrs. Rubinow, 1950-52; Manchester Government?”, For Abby’s booklet, “How to Have a Lovely Wedding,” a.m. to 7 p.m. with extended guests come to a hidden dock HERn IT m University of Texas, Austin, 101 are on the way with a whole Mrs. Marlow, 1952-54; Mrs. and “Manchester And The send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, For Infants, Tots, Boys & Girls hours on holidays. where longboats begin an where she received a bachelor’s Calif. 90212. Please enclose a long, self-addressed, stamped new Tomorrowland area, Other areas of Walt Disney exciting journey, down a water­ Heard, 1954-56; Mrs. Shaw, CRPA.” degree in journalism and was • Choose a New Mounting (20i) envelope. featuring the super-exciting World also feature special fall, through eerie caverns and PASSPORTS 1956-58; Mrs. Frank Horton, In 1957, the league won two managing editor of the Daily RCA Space Mountain, the entertainment nightly in each into a harbor under pirate at­ 1958- 59; Mrs. E. H. PhilUps,awards from the Connecticut Texan, the student newspaper. • Engagement, Fancy, Ballerina, Men’s styles, famous GE Carousel Theater, of the Resorts which make up tack. NASSIFF CAMERA 1959- 61; Mrs. Edward Coltman, LWV; one for local government Mr. House is an economist on and the PeopleMover, powered the Vacation Kingdom. As cannonballs whiz past M from $60 including sizing and setting 1961-63; Mrs. Jerome Nathan, activities and the second for the policy planning staff of the by a new pollution-free During its first two years of 1963-65; Mrs. John Knowlton, outstanding growth. World Bank in Washington, » Behavior • Receive $20 or More Trade-In Credit for your Old 1965-67; Mrs. Thomas Latham, On the state and national call D.C. Before joining the World Clinic and Setting toward the New Setting of Your Choice 1967-69; Mrs. William Whitney, levels, the league studied equal Bank, he was assistant dean hawall 1969-70; Mrs. Lawrence rights and welfare; state and subsequently a research ENGAGED Planned $509 Handley, 1970-71; Mrs. government and finances; the associate in political develop­ Were 6.00 To 8.00 Scandinavia ^75 Marshall Cohen, 1971-73; and General Assembly and con­ ment at the Fletcher School of san francisco Mrs. Rockwell Potter Jr., 1973- stitutional revisions; the court Law and Diplomacy, Tufts A behavior clinic will be con­ A colossal and fantastic special purchase from America's largest maker of 37c 75. system and election laws. It University. He received a BA ducted Wednesday for all level Children's playtogs. More than 12,000 jackets In this huge collection. You New hotels, value packed York and Helsinki. Sprucing up An earlier league was active studied the United Nations and degree cum laude from Tufts Girl Scout leaders Wednesday never saw so many jacketsi You never saw such great valuesi Machine tours and some unusual an­ for tourists in ’75, a number of los angeles in Manchester in the 1920s and world security; the federal from 7:45 to 9 p.m. in the College in 1964 and a Ph.D in in­ washable permanent press polyester and cotton denims, twills, corduroys, niversary events are among the country’s hotels and resorts 37c 30s and in 1932 its members in­ budget, inflation and tariffs; ternational relations from the Reception Hall of South United Scandinavia’s enticements for are adding or refurbishing ac­ the loyalty-security program cluded Miss Dorothy Cheney, Fletcher School in 1970. Methodist Church. solids, plaids, checks and morel Sizes 12 to 24 months, 2 to 4 and 4 to 8 for tourists in ’75. commodations, among them or and individual liberties. It also Mrs. Helen Felber, Mrs. His father is the chief justice Various behavior problems boys and girls. We also have slacks sale priced to match many of the jackets, Denmark will pay a special the popular Fisherman’s Cot­ las vegas Stephen Hale, Mrs. M. A. studied foreign aid, trade, and of the Supreme Court of experienced by leaders and but quantity here Is limited . . . So hurry In for your best selection. tribute to its illustrious tage just outside Helsinki which GLOBE Bengs, Mrs. Warren Keith, policy; the electoral college, Connecticut. ways of coping with them will storyteller Hans Christian will have a new annex by 37C Mrs. George Borst, Mrs. reform of Congress and of cam- be discussed by Millie Andersen in this 100th year March. Travel Service Charles Holman, Miss Ellen paign financing; water Correction Schaeffer and Margaret Moote, after his death with a two-week Helsinki is the gateway for 555 MAIN STREET I call Buckley, and Mrs. Carl Noren. resources and air and water executive staff members of the Fairytale Festival in Odense, some one of a kind vacations In the account of cafeteria 643-2165 Also, Mrs. James Irvine, pollution. Connecticut Valley Girl Scout More Great Values the writer’s home town, July 16- into more remote areas of M for details menus for Manchester Public Mrs. G. M. Miller, Mrs. Walter Currently, the league is Council; Roberta Bryce, a August 3. In addition to Scandinavia. Five-day m Schools which appeared in Authorized agent in Manchester Rich, Mrs. Ernest Legge, and studying mass transportation, teacher at Highland Park enjoying performances of Reindeer Safaris into the 872-8316 Thursday’s Herald reference to for all Airlines. Railroads and Mrs. W. C. Cheney. The presi­ regionalism, alternate forms of School; and a Girl Scout leader. Andersen’s tales,, visitors can wilderness of Finnish Lapland, HOW'S THIS FOR OLD-FASHIONED PRICING? dent was Miss Marjorie municipal government, inter­ lunch prices should have read From The Same Famous Maker cuLIN Steamship Lines. argosy travel Any troop leader wishing browse through his available during the month of “reduced price lunch has been Cheney, a former represen­ national trade, housing, and assistance with a special memorabilia in a newly built March, or summertime gold New setting.... $95.00 New setting...$500.00 tative to the General Assembly. land use, and the Buckland reduced from 15 to 10 cents.” problem should contact JoAnn Boys Jeans & Pants w n e.oo to e.oo 3.99 wing of his home which will panning excursions above the 2 0 -2 5 « /o Your trade-in... 20.00 Your trade-in.. 20.00 The group disbanded in 1934. Commons development. 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A i 3d v s o a D i w irnd PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Fri., Feb. 28, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.. Feb. 28. 1975 — PAGE THIRTEEN OBITUARIES 141 Pints of Blood Drawn POLICE REPORT The Team Effort Major Factor for East L urry S. B ender Kimberly Pesser The bloodmobile visit gallon donor. Making the 9- Whitaker, and Lawrence SOUTH WINDSOR-Larry S. VERNON—Kimberly Besser, at Manchester Memorial gallon mark was Jerry Sapien- Hagler; one^ gallon, Charles Bender, 33, of 96 Greenfield Dr. five-month-old daughter of Ingo Hospital Thursday missed its za of 136 Walker St. Pillard and John Pearson. Herald Angle died Thursday at St. Francis and Rosanne Copas Besser of 150-pint quota by nine pints. Other gallon donors were; The next Bloodmobile visit MANCHESTER with intoxication. Court date Hospital. He was the husband of 565 Talcottville Rd., died Of the 141 pints drawn, 69 of Seven gallons, Thomas will be March 26 at Concordia • John P. Kovalcek, 27, of Arrests made or summonses March 17. By Earl Yost Mrs. Sandra Jones Bender, Tuesday at Rockvi.lle. General the donors were walk-ins. Only Dawkins; three gallons, Mrs. Lutheran Church on Pitkin St. 44G Channing Dr., charged In Easy 56-45 Decision over Law issued by Manchester Police in­ deputy mayor of South Windsor. Hospital. 82 persons out of 125 who made Lillian Legier; Daniel J. from 12.45 to 5:30 p.m. Thursday afternoon with third- Sports Editor cluded; Thefts reported to Born in. Danville, 111., Mr. She was born in Hartford. appointments showed up. Ten Gallagher became a 3-gallon Those wishing to make ap­ degree assault in connection • Ernest W. Rochefort, 38, of Manchester Police Thursday in­ Bender had lived in South Wind­ Other survivors are a sister, persons were deferred until donor in January, but his name pointments may call the with a domestic incident. Court 95 W. Middle Tpke., charged cluded; By Len Auster in the man-for-man defense,” Ogrodnik explained, “We The Eagles continued a comfortable lead in the second sor for the past eight years. A Marilyn Besser, at home; her another time. was inadvertantly omitted from Manchester Red Cross office, date March 17. Thursday night with operating a • Two electric chain hoists, had trouble early in the season but fundamentally it’s com­ half, building it up to as many as 12 points befoi^ the graduate of the University of maternal grandparents, Mr. Samuel Feltham of 1506 the donor list; two gallons, 643-5111. • Jacob Rogowski, 48, of 362 Tenacious on defense, patient on offense, 18th-ranked motor vehicle while under the worth a total of about $1,(XX), Third Starting Time Change ing along.” Illinois, he received his and Mrs. Orlando Motola of En­ Tolland Tpke. became an 11- Robert Lovett, Mrs. Marie S. Adams St., and Robert E. East Catholic gunned down ISth-ranked Jonathan Law of Lawmen spurted to make it 50-45 with 2;06 left. East, influence of liquor. Court date missing from WIPCO Miliwork master’s degree from field; and her paternal grand­ Artz, 16, of 12C Downey Dr., Pro basketball buffs holding tickets for Sunday’s NBA Milford, 56-45, last night at Sheehan High in Wallingford Shea and Romatzick, the Lawmen’s leading scorers however, slowed the tempo down even further and tallied March 18. Inc., 73 Tolland Tpke. Princeton (N.J.) University. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willie charged in separate incidents game at the Hartford Civic Center should plan on a 1 before a crowd of 1,100. The playdown round victory in the averaging 23.5 and 22 points per game respectively, were the last six markers. Appointments Kept Robert H. Franklin • Cash totaling $45 taken in a He had been employed as a Besser of Vernon. Barbara Wright Frederick Clay o’clock tap-off time for the meeting beteeen the Celtics Class A Division of the State Basketball Tournament ad­ limited by the East defensive alipm ent to 15 and 13 points “I was worried somewhat when Law came close but we Allan Hoffman William C. Green Douglas Henderson burglary at a Congress St. research scientist at the United The graveside service was Donald Avery Ms. Janet Olschefski Michael T. Loferskl Mrs. Lyne Basils and Seattle. The start has been now changed three times vances the 12-9 Eagles to first round play. There, the respectively. held our poise. That really pleased me,” Ogrodnik stated. Mrs. Patricia Dow Lowell S. Briggs Edna F. Christensen home. Aircraft Laboratories, East this morning at St. Patrick's Wilma Joyner Walk-In Donors Offensively, East was paced by 6-1 senior Tim Turner’s Diane Flewelling Albert J. Cambo Math Teachers Hear • An automobile battery, from 2 to noon and now 1 o’clock. It will be nationally Eagles will meet second-ranked 19-1 Branford High The Eagles shot 25 for 56 from the floor while Law was Hartford. King St. Cemetery, Enfield. Mrs. Grace Kohring James J. Dullleld 22 points. Turner, a transfer from Erie, Pa., pumped in 10 Arthur S. Lassow Nan R. Malkin william McKinney worth about $35, removed from telecast, the first event getting that kind of exposure from Tuesday night at a site to be announced. Law bows out with 20 for 57. East also won the battle of the boards, 40-34, with Other survivors are his Leete Funeral Home, 125 Andre Mermen Mrs. Eva YannuzzI Linda Brown Daniel LeBlanc Rocco DeSimone the Civic Center...Manchester Country Club will hold a a 12-9 mark. of 18 field goal attempts on an assortment of shots.’ Several the Lawmen not latching onto an offensive carom in the Pearl St., Enfield, was in John H. Naretto Joseph Fully Jr. Miss Theona Wheelock DeVault at Meeting a car parked at the European parents, R. Emerson and Paul F. Tesik Jr. Mrs. Heather Norwood Ms. Karen Ware Miss Linda E. Wrobel Health Spa, W. Middle Tpke. special membership meeting Wednesday night at 7:30 at “It was a team effort,” offered East Coach Stan Ogrod- times. Turner switched from his right to left hand at the first half. Ellene Bender of Newman, 111.; charge of arrangements. Pat White Raymond L. Eldridge Anthony A. Guzzetta James D. Reuter Joseph CzerwInskI Dawn TIedemann • A 1972 Chevrolet Vega, the clubhouse... Country Club golf pro Alex Hackney is nik, “The key was our defense. We thought (Gary) Carlson last possible second when it seemed his shot would be The family suggests that any Frank N. Serignese Miss Susan GIbbens Dr. M. Vere DeVault, co­ East Catholir ,56^ a brother, Robert Bender of Lois Valllere p ' B' F Pts. Laurel Stermer Thomas G. MirtI James V. McCooe author of the Science Research silver-gray,two-door hardtop, vacationing in sunny Florida...Bill White, New York and (Jeff) Heim could do the job on (Doug) Romatzick and blocked. John Lusa added 14 points and 17 rebounds to the Newman; and a sister, Mrs. memorial contributions may be Ms. Joann Irish Leonard Blorkman Mary Golangos 1 Wehr 2 Shea 7 H 15 Richard F. Warner stolen while it was parked at Eagles’ total with Moffett chipping in 10 markers. 0 0-0 2 made to the National Federa­ Frank Phllopena III Mrs. Peg McCoan Frank James Associates’ new Mathematics Yankee baseball announcer and ex-major league first Bill Moffet did a good job on (Don) Shea even though he 2 Carlson 1 00 Bullett 5 3*5 13 Gail Porter of Metcalf, 111. Mrs. Valerie Amsel Richard Templeton Mrs. Margaret Dorle 2 Romatzick 6 1-3 13 tion of Sudden Infant Death, Donald Ellis Mrs. Vivian Ware Learning Systpm, was the the Manchester Shopping With Law hitting just two of 11 attempts from the floor 1 Lusa 6 2-2 The funeral is Saturday at 10 Elizabeth Brennan Edward M. Kenney baseman, has been offered a spot on the Today show as a gave away a couple of inches. 2 Turner 1 Whelan 0 (M) 0 Ms. Lynn Firestone Miss Claire Conigllone Parkade Thursday. 3 Hartford Community Chapter, Jeff Brissette Miss Rayelene Wilson featured speaker today during in the opening stanza, the Eagles raced to a 12-5 advan­ 2 Moffett Glambra 1 0*1 2 a.m. at Samsel-Bassinger Loretta LeLacheur Jesse Amsel sports commentator...Ray Camposeo, a fine young basket­ “We played well enough in our last 10 games to win but 2 Carol Jacobson Henry Pace John M. Ruff the annual meeting of the • A 1965 International van, 1 P. Thompson Francoeur 1 0-0 2 Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Box 403, West Hartford. Victor Squadrito tage, reeling off eight unanswered points at one stage. The 0 Jonnitto 0 0-0 Harry N. Jensen Ashley Saunders Mildred Buetel stolen from a Woodbridge St. ball and volleyball official, plans to take the baseball um­ we had lapses. We had a few lapses tonight on offense but 3 Helm 0 Stanley Chace Mrs. Christine A. Balsewicz Associated Teachers of Lawmen found the range in the second canto, canning six 0 Kopazna 0 0-0 0 Rd. Burial will be in Center Mrs. Betty DeMartin Howard S. Peters Mrs. Norma C. Coughlin pires’ exam next month. He’s a former Manchester High the defense hung tough.” 1 S. Thompson George Pinto Mrs. Chrlstinane Dean Mrs. Phyllis Hall Mathematics in Connecticut address Thursday. It was Cemetery. Robert Sargent Ms. Lee Scott Dr. Staninislaw Mlleyrskl and Manchester Community College athlete...Tom East opened up in a 2-1-2 zone but three minutes deep of nine, but East maintained the upper hand taking a 26-20 13 Totals 20 5-13 45 WAR MEMORIAL Edith Stead Charles J. Crocinl (ATOMIC) in Windsor Locks. recovered early this morning 13 Totals 25 6-11 56 Friends may call at the Joseph LeLorge Dr. Donald Morrison Rev. Robert K. Bechiold margin into the lockerroom. Score at hall: East 26-20 MOSCOW (UPI) - Architects George L. Legier William Haberern Sr. Mrs. Jean Lancaster on Toiiand Tpke. Crockett is anxious to line up a few more volleyball switched to a man-for-man defense. “We have more faith funeral home tonight from 7 to Paul LaPierre William Strain About 400 educators from all have designed a 40-foot-high Richard Small Mrs. Neva Slater Miss Lynn Fiske • A front bumper and marker players for Monday noon sessions at the Community Y. 9. Dr. Edwin LojeskI Wayne Kuehl Mrs. Helen Pendleton parts of the state were expected granite monument in Leningrad Nancy Mann Warren M. Russell plate removed from a car Anyone interested is invited to participate. The family suggests that any Ms. Lynn Barracllffe Mrs. Denise Nardine Mrs. Anpe Chamness to attend the meeting today and Philip Radding Mrs. Ann Slebert Mrs. Mary Talaga parked at the Park Chestnut to mark the city’s World War n Mrs. Linda Sabiltz Mrs. Jean Chaplin Saturday at the Howard John­ Pro Basketball Roundup memorial contributions may be Richard Lauzier Mrs. Getty Jensen Richard H. Barry siege by the Nazis. An under­ Clarence Maron Edwin Dezso Eileen Gearhart son’s Red Coach Conference Aprtments. The loss was es­ Tennis Fever at High Point made to the American Cancer Ms. Vicky Glass Barry Daley ground cavern will hold war­ Ava Opalach Miss MIchaelle Fratus David HIrschfeld Center. timated at $54. Complete sellout for the final three nights of the Aetna Society, 237 E. Center St., Mrs. Mary L. Jarvis Arthur E. Doane Mrs. Helen Schaller Home Cooking time posters and documents con­ Cindy Wacha Mrs. Mary Stanton One of the areas explored at • Twenty gallons of gasoline Manchester. Robert J. Bujak Mrs. Eleanor V. Jacobs Miss Helene Carey World Cup tennis matches March 6,7,8 has been announced cerning the siege. Mrs. Doris Benson David Margolin the meeting was the revision of siphoned from a Manchester Helen Lukas Ms. Susan Grant Ken Irish by the sponsoring Aetna Life Insurance Co. Only tickets re­ Michael Morano Mrs. Karen Lewis David Rinas mode’’.! math so parents can un­ Bus Service school bus parked Gloria Martin Samuel McCurry Celine T. Burke Bulls Continue Mrs. Mary Pinrce Robert Turcotte at 673 Spring St. main for the pro celebrity and pro singles match Thursday Miss Mary Jane Beaulieu derstand it. On Celts^ Menu This afternoon Dr. Devault • A white, male dog, stolen night. Rod Laver was added to the Australian team to visited the Northeast School in from the M anchester Dog round out the squad against the United States squad... Bill BOSTON (UPI) — Home cooking has taken the Boston Pound Wednesday night or Cosby willl be the featured celebrity in the doubles play Winning Ways FBI File Abuses Vernon where the program he Celtics out of the road trip rut and put them back in the co-authored is being used. Thursday morning. Deputy Dog Thursday night... Tickets for all remaining home games of groove in time for tonight’s visit by the Milwaukee Bucks. ■ Warden Lee Fracchia said the THE SCHOOL BELL The Saturday luncheon the New England Whalers went on sale today. Gordie “It’s good to have that dog was impounded as a stray NEW YORK (UPI) - The Chicago Bulls, the hottest Cited by Levi ILLING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL speaker. Dr. George A. Dr. M. Vere DeVault Howe makes his only visit to Hartford March 22 and will home cooking again,” said Washington Bullets by two , Spooner, will explore how the Feb. 18. play before a sellout crowd. Only a few seats remain...The Jo Jo White after the Celtics games, one in the loss team in the National Basketball Association since the first “new” math was sometimes is professor of mathematics at Springfield Civic Center is a better place to watch a column. of the year, continued their winning ways Thursday night WASHINGTON (UPI) - Although the sources con­ Among the vandalism crushed the New York foisted on teachers, and the Central Connecticut State with ridiculous ease. Presidents John F. Kennedy, sidered the 1964 checks were TOM RUSSO academic classes. They do function as reported to Manchester Police hockey game than Hartford. There are a no railings at the Knicks 121-103 Wednesday “If we come in first, we (m- way metrification is influen­ College and the author of 22 The Bulls, thanks to 31 Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard clearly political, one took a Home and Relations Coordinator assistants to office, cafeteria and textbooks. Thursday was a report of $400 Bay State site to block your view...Bill Lillyman, former night. “That was a long road only have to play one of the Besides Love and Walker, cing mathematics. Dr Spooner points by Bob Love and 25 M. Nixon made requests for different view of the 1968 We have just passed the midway point in custodial personnel. worth of damage done to lamps, Civic Center director, has been offered the post of running trip (six cities in 11 days). best teams (Buffalo or the only other Chicago FBI files — including some on requests, at a convention where from Chet Walker, routed the 1974-75 school year and are looking At present only four students are in­ a guide rail, and a public the planned Civic Center in Huntington, W. Va...Baseball There were too many days Washington. But if we come player in double figures was opposing members of Congress there were street Atlanta, 111-91, to complete forward to an exciting and rewarding se­ volved The number will not increase telephone at the Burr Corners Umpire Clinic dates are March 5-12 at the West Side Rec. off in between games and in second in the conference, Rowland Garrett with 19 — which might have been used demonstrations and high ten­ greatly because this program is really a sweep of their four games cond half. Shopping Plaza. Rec. when that happens on the the odds are we have to play points while John Drew led politically, sources said today. sion. He said it was a “close Dr. Richard Lindren, principal, Andrew only necessary for a very few students. It against the Hawks this road it hurts your concentra­ both. I’d rather be playing the Hawks with 21. These were some of the call” to put a political label on Vincens and the entire Illing staff would is an example of an individualized course the fourth or fifth best team season. “abuses” cited by Attorney the 1968 requests and he was in- tion. like to take this opportunity to inform you of study coupled with a hands-on activity, in the conference (to start) Chicago could only Braves 110, Jazz 100 General Edward H. Levi in his clined to declare them coordinated by learning center staff to FIRE CALLS WHArS COMING Front and Center “The guys just hang loose about the status of programs, innovations than have to play the third manage a split of its first 34 Bob McAdoo’s 34 points testimony Thursday to a House legitimate. meet the needs of specific children. Front and center for a well deserved salute for Jinny looking for things to do and and unusual educational experiences to outings this season but has and 18 more by Ken Charles judiciary subcommittee. Levi said one of the abuses MANCHESTER ty Y on N. Main St. Minor Lind, who coached the Manchester High girls’ jayvee their minds aren’t always on and the first,” said the which have taken place recently. Special Assemblies now won 22 of 27 games enabled Buffalo to top New The sources would not allow was “a check of FBI files on the Thursday, 11;03 a.m. —small damage was done to the basketball team to a perfect record. A physical education basketball the way they coach. G uidance Illing Junior High School, like many BENTLEY since Jan. 1 to open up a Orleans in the B raves’ final themselves to be identified, or staff of a campaign opponent.” chimney fire at 4 Village St. bowling alley. (Eighth) teacher at Illing Junior High, Miss Lind sent her charges should be,” he said. H einsohn’s num erical ’ - I Every year the Illing guidance depart­ schools across the country, conducts many Today, 8:51 a.m. —car fire at commanding 4V2-game lead game at Toronto’s Maple even if they were connected After the hearing. Deputy At­ (Town) SCHOOL? into battle 14 times and returned home a winner each time The Celtics were sluggish gibberish means this: The with government. More than torney General Laurence H. ment conducts a series of seminars, assemblies throughout the year. At Illing, Thursday, 3:38 p.m. —grass Main St. and Middle Tpke. over second-place Kansas Leaf Gardens this year, (iar however, we are moving more and more during the 1974-75 season...Dick McAuliffe defended on the six-game western team with the top record in one told UPI that Kennedy, Silberman told reporters that assemblies, and classroom programs fire opposite 148 Kennedy Rd. (Eighth District) Executive Board City-Omaha in the tough Heard and Randy Smith toward smaller, more personal and the conference plays the Nixon and Johnson had sought Johnson, through his press aimed at preparing students for the (Town) Manager Darrell Johnson’s decision a year ago to cut loose swing that resulted in a 3-3 interest-oriented presentations. SOUTH WINDSOR winner of a best-of-three Midwest Division. each contributed 16 points to FBI checks on members of secretary. Bill Moyers, tried to decisions they must make at this point in Thursday, 5:46 p.m. —grass Luis Aparicio and Orlando Cepeda before spring training record, but White said the Today, 10:15 a.m. —house fire series between the fourth The Bulls held only a 30-28 the Braves’ offense while Congress who criticized or op­ their educational careers. An example of this concept was the mini fire due to child playing with ended. "It was the manager’s choice. Johnson had con­ poor play was only tem­ find out information about the at 94 Highland Dr. Firemen had PTA advantage early in the se­ Pete Maravich paced the posed their policies. campaign of Sen. Barry M. One such program was an assembly for assembly sponsored by the Connecticut matches in a field off Rachel fidence in the younger players. It was a shock to me when porary. and fifth place team. The the blaze under control by 10:29 cond quarter before Jazz with 24. Buffalo won They said the request was Goldwater, R-Ariz, eighth grade students at which represen­ Opera Guild Puppet Theater. The puppet Rd. (Eighth District) Aparicio and Cepeda were released. Boston wanted a “I don’t think we were out conference runner-up must tatives from the Howell Cheney Technical play was an adaptation of "Romeo and a.m. There were no reported in­ outscoring the Hawks, 24-6, five of the six games in frequently expressed in terms The sources explained Silber- Thursday, 8:58 p.m. —broken $peed-type club and they didn’t fit in. It was a very dif­ of the groove. It’s just that play the third place team in School and the Glastonbury Vocational Juliet.” About 90 students signed up volun­ juries nor a report on the extent MEETING in the last 8V2 minutes Toronto this season. of a security concern though it man's reference. Near election sprinkler head at the Communi- ficult decision for Johnson to make,” Me Auliffe said here the opening round. (In other Agricultural School present^ the oppor­ tarily to attend the performance which of damage. the guys were tired and before the intermission to Spirits 111, Squires 100 could be suspected of having day, a Johnson aide, Walter MARCH 4 last week during a speaking engagement at the Elks. wanted to get home. We words, the second place political motivation. They did Jenkins, was arrested on a tunities offered by those schools. was held in one of the larger classrooms. AMBULANCE CALLS finisher probably would grab a 54-34 lead at halftime. Rookie Marvin Barnes Team 8C recently held a mini assembly played well in spurts on the not know what information was morals charge and the presi­ At another assembly the Illing ninth MANCHESTER 8 P.M. have to beat Buffalo in a They never led by less than scored 34 points and veteran grade teachers were introduced to the for its team with Jay April, Manchester road but didn’t have the obtained or if it was used. dent feared Goldwater would Tryouts Listed Today, 1:28 a.m. —auto acci­ seven game series to ad­ 12 points throughout the se­ Fred Lewis added 26 to lead eighth grade students and then met with Community College instructor, as guest. at Bentley Cafeteria total concentration.” (Herald photo by Dunn) “Of all the presidents, John­ make it a campaign issue. dent on Spring St. by the cond half in improving their St. Louis over Virginia. them in small groups to discuss and His presentation was in response to the For MCC Plays vance to the conference son was clearly the worst in Johnson, they added, tried to Highland Park spring. Reuben The concentration — or in­ record to 39-22, third best in Willie Wise, purchased from explain the nature of each of the courses team’s study of the world food crisis. The Cultural Program Com­ Hoop, Hockey Tourneys finals where it most likely regard to using the bureau,” get the FBI to deflect criminal Lewis, 49, of 100 Diane Dr., I Parents are Welcome for | tensity as Coach Tom Hein- Utah earlier this week, offered. Students of this team and team 7B have would run into the loop’s 10th Best in New England the NBA behind one source said and the second investigations from former mittee of Manchester Com­ South Windsor was taken to the an Open Discussion sohn calls it — returned in a In addition to these programs, several responded to the world hunger problem by first place team. W ashington’s 46-17 and pumped in 30 points, in his shared that view. “Before I go Senate Democratic secretary munity College (MCC) an­ Manchester Memorial Hospital I on Proposed Renovations | ^ 1 1 1 first period 38-15 rush in the visitation days have been arranged to visit collecting money and contributing to a Jack Redmond, tennis professional at the Manchester Boston’s 43-18. debut for the Squires. to bed, I read my FBIs,” John­ Bobby Baker, convicted in 1967 nounces tryouts for 2 one-act where he was treated for multi­ to Bentley School “We want that first place East Catholic High School, Howell Cheney national organization set up to distribute plays, "The Tiger” by Murray r C ' l l C t '\T ^ 1 1 I 4 ^ Knicks. Racquet Club, has been ranked No.lO among male son used to brag to reporters of larceny, conspiracy and in­ ple injuries and'released. 1 4 . 0 j f k_y J. V i . 1 4 1 . 1 ^ “The pace was ours, the finish,” said Heinsohn as the Technical School, the A.I. Prince School, food to needy people. The money was Schisgal and “Iff I’m O.K., and players in New England. Redmond is well-known as —always off the record. come tax evasion and sentenced (Manchester Ambulance) intensity was ours” against Celtics tuned up for the Johnson asked for FBI checks to prison. and the Glastonbury VO-AG School, to aid raised by students who voluntarily You’re 0.,., then...” Thursday, fourth and final game of the one of the state’s top teaching pros and tournament- refrained from buying ice cream and can­ R j A O C Knicks, said Heinsohn. Various Ailments on two gatherings of his own In virtually all of the in­ students and parents in making decisions March 6 from 6 to 8 p.m. and year against Kareem Abdul- tested players. which will best suit the educational needs dy. J . Ji. C d i l l . We got a little sloppy in the party, the Democratic National cidents, UPI’s sources said Friday and Saturday, March 7 Jabbar and company. of each child. Students recently presented a talent and 8 from 3 to 6 p.m. in the third quarter and threw the Convention in 1964 in Atlantic they could not see where the The Milwaukee group, Finally, the continuing series of career show featuring a wide variety of acts. The MCC auditorium on the main ball away too much, but Strike Pro Golfers City and in 1968 in Chicago, they requested FBI activity got the FIRST FOOD CENTERVILLE, Mass. (UPI) - Six college basketball fighting for a Western Illing Drama Club gave a two-night per­ said. Johnson was interested in desired results. seminars sponsored by the Cooperative campus. those things happen this LAUDERHILL, Fla. (UPI) - After awhile, the leader Occupational Education Program formance of “Don Quixote.” All of the “'ITie Tiger” develops the ac­ 646 CENTER ST., MANCHESTEB and hockey tournaments will keep the New England sports Conference playoff spot, has activities of his delegates in Following Levi's testimony time of the season. It’s dif­ board began to look like a casualty list. (COEP) has also provided students with lighting, costumes, makeup and scenery tion between an unhappy, semi­ scene humming during the next week. lost the other three games to PaC‘8 Battle 1964 although he was assured of before the Judiciary Subcom­ ficult trying to keep up the were done by the students themselves with Getting the most attention Tom Shaw came in after his round with a heavily ban­ getting the nomination and the mittee on Civil and background information in a variety of oc­ sex maniac and a rather bored intensity.” the Celtics. The struggling cupations and professions. some help from s*aff members. Waybest will be the Division I tour­ and one of the four hosts in daged forearm, Lou Graham and Eddie Pearce saiil their only question was who could get Constitutional Rights FBI suburban housewife and Heinsohn is concerned Bucks will be without Plans for this year’s outdoor educational requires a male and female naments. the Division II hockey tour­ backs were aching so bad they had to see a doctor and adequate support for vice presi­ director Clarence M. Kelley Special Programs because although the Celtics playmaker Jim Price, who Not Over Yet experience will be held March 14-18 at dent. testified he has received no The eighth grade Academic Program read. “Iff I’m O.K.....” Gustav The first round of the nament that will be played underwent knee surgery Doug Sanders’ thumb wasn’t just right. Colebrook. This period will also be an are atop their division, they political interference from the for the Talented (APT) has been In opera­ Johnson’s first attempt at WHOLE IHIICKENS hockey playoffs will begin Saturday night. Merrimack earlier in the week. George And the leader in the $260,- adventure in learning for those students are trying to come from White House in any form since tion now for a full half year. The seventh writing for the stage, peeks in Tuesday night at four sites. will play Lowell Tech or Thompson, a Celtic draft NEW YORK (UPI) - The Pacific Eight Conference 000 Jackie Gleason who remain at the school. at the goings on of that twen­ behind in the race for the Sydney, Australia, who now MANCHESTEh he took office. grade APT program has also been in­ Final determination of the Oswego State; second choice six years ago, will basketball race, normally conceded to UCLA, isn’t over Inverrary Golf Classic, Bob Following the hearing Sen. itiated. Staff members, additional teachers and tieth century phenomenon, the best record in the Eastern Stanton, had a foot that was lives in his wife’s hometown eight teams have not been seeded Middlebury will bat­ start at Price’s guard posi­ yet. John V. Tunney, D-Calif., chair­ Mrs. Elaine Shultz, the organizer of the special resource people will present a full psychiatric “50 minute hour.” Conference of the National so sore that between shots of Biloxi, Miss., has been a HOSPITAL program to the more than 100 students made by the selecting tle St. Anselm’s; Bowdoin tion with Notre Dame rookie man of the Senate judiciary program, has just finished a preliminary It has two male and two female * Basketball Association. The third-ranked Bruins, he had to take his shoe off. pro since 1965 and on the 49 Eastern College Athletic will entertain Army and and Washington on Satur­ going to Colebrook. roles. Backstage assistants are Gary Brokaw at the other 9-2 in the Pac-8 and 20-3 — NOTES subcommittee on constitutional evaluation of the pilot program and is Presently, the Celtics are at “It’s funny, when I had the American tour since 1967, The Illing building schedule has been also being sought. Conference, but it is known Salem State will host baciccourt spot. overall, hold a onegame lead day. A UCLA sweep this rights disclosed another file satisfied that Illing is moving in the right 43-18 and trail .the shoe off, it didn’t hurt at but despite some major wins was kept in the Justice Depart­ moving ahead somewhat more slowly than For further information con­ U.S. Choice Shoulder Clod Boston University (21-4-1), Hamilton. The semi-finals over second-place Oregon weekend and one Oregon direction. all,” Stanton said. in Europe and Australia, he Discharged Wednesday: ment, one outside the FBI. Mrs. Shultz has offered several anticipated due to shortages of steel. tact John Gustavson, 644-4900, Harvard (20-3) and Vermont and finals will be held the with three games to play. loss would clinch the Bruins’ The foundation for the expanded “I didn’t take it off after has never won in the United Margaret Gazdzicki, 172 Maple Tunney announced he had worthwhile field trips for these students. ext. 371. (18-10) will host three of the following week. UCLA hosts improving ninth straight Pac-8 title. cafeteria facilities has been completed. every shot, but when it States. St.; Russell Upton, Storrs; received assurance from Levi Many parents have aided Mrs. Shultz by ROAST games. Either Cornell (15-7- California tonight and meets California and Stanford Much of the foundation work for the other Of all the injuries dis­ Howard Barrett, 28 Linnmore that this file has been closed so contributing their services as drivers and Register Monday 2) or New Hampshire (19-7- The Division III hockey are both 6-5 in conference would start hurting, I took sections of the addition are finished and Top-Ranked Player Stanford Saturday. The cussed Thursday, Tom Dr.; Thomas Reid, 650 Lydall it cannot be further used. by participating in the trips. In addition, 1) will be the other hosting play, tied with USC and the shoe off and walked to are awaiting the arrival of steel. For Youth Soeeer tournament will be held at Bruins close out their Shaw’s may have been the St.; Judith Brooks, Stafford community resource people are brought In team. The semifinals and Washington for third place the next shot,” Stanton said Springs; Jeanne Trinks, East It now appears the substructural steel The Manchester Recreation Wesleyan tonight and Satur­ regular season against most serious. to share their expertise with these championships will switch in the Pac-8. after limping to a blazing 64, Hartford; Johanna Pal, Sutton, Good Riddance will arrive soon and the addition will rise Department will hold its final day. Worcester State will Southern California at the Pennsylvania was founded students. m .k . to Boston Garden March 7 Bows at Ridgefield California which earlier just one shot off the course The Miami pro said i)is Vt.; Ronald Strand, 26 Allen rapidly. youth soccer registration Mon­ face North Adams State and Sports Arena March 8. because King Charles 11 owed Mrs. Evelyn Ball, librarian teacher, has and 8. lost to UCLA, 102-72, has record set in the pro-am forearm was gashed Sunday Dr., Vernon; Raymond been continuing her satellite social studies Interior alterations are progressing day from 6 to 8 p.m. at the West Wesleyan will meet Bryant Coach John Wooden’s £16,000 to a dead admiral who, smoothly, heating ducts have been in­ Side Rec, 110 Cedar St. The four teams have yet to won five of its last seven Wednesday by Jack night when he tried to break Lausier, Warehouse Point. alive, had been grieved by his program caled DUAL —Difference, with the winners playing Bruins were bombed by stalled and the transition to gas fired From Shoulder RIDGEFIELD (UPI) - The Fairfield County Inter­ league starts and eight of its Nicklaus. up a fight between two of his Also, Patricia Bartholic, son’s embrace of the Quakers Understanding, Acceptance, Love, Registration is for ages 6-18. be selected for the Division I Saturday night. There will Washington, 103-81, last boilers has been completed. national Championships has lost its number four seed and Stanton’s round was three three West Highland White Danielson; Sandra Whitney, and by his frequent run-ins with The purpose of DUAL is to encourage The age group is determined by basketball regionals March be no consolation game. Saturday but Wooden isn’t last 10 overall. 159 Avery St.; Andrew Sebua, Most of the interior fixtures have been the age of the registrant as of 6 and 8 in Sprin^ield. Holy highest ranked tennis player. shots better than eight Terriers. the Establishment. The King self-awareness and cultural understanding particularly worried. Wooden feels the Bruins 171 Phoenix St., Vernon; Joan was happy to get rid of this son, selected. Colors for fabrics, tiles, Aug. 1. There is a $3 registra­ Cross, Boston College, Jan Kodes, who took over golfers —including Graham, “I don’t know how many which will hopefully result in a more con­ UWMBim Boston State will play Suf­ “We didn’t play well, I could win the conference by Knowles, 58 North St.; Glen carpeting, chalkboards, furniture and tion fee. the favorite’s spot when the Pearce and Sanders —who stitches it was, but it was William Penn, by settling the fident, understanding, informed and Connecticut, Providence folk and host Brandeis will know that,” Wooden said. Carvey, East Hartford; Joseph debt with a grant of land in tolerant individual. classroom accessories have been coor­ Anyone who plans to play top three seeds—Jimmy time after time in the first winning two of their were bunched at 67. Others about this long,” he said and M assachusetts will duel Rhode Island College in “Bjut I don’t think we’re in a Magnano, 36 Greenwood Dr. America, 300 miles long and 160 Charles Edson, school learning center dinated by Lynn Timm, art instructor. soccer in the Recreation Connors, Hie Nastase and set. remaining three games. in th e logjam were holding up his thumb and in- If the projected plans are accurate and compete for the four berths. the Division III basketball slump. I’m not too dis­ miles wide. teacher, has instituted a program which is Department’s Youth Soccer Vitas Gerulaitis — After some controversy “I still feel, as I have Nicklaus, Joe Porter, Miller dez finger about three in­ there are no unforeseen delays, it appears Program, whiph will begin The winner will advance to NCAA tournament March 7. pleased with a split n comparable to a work study programwlth with the ball, Fleming since the beginning of the Barber, Joe Porter and ches apart. vthe Illing ninth grade will be able to league play in June, should the NCAA tournament. The finals will be held the withdrew, was beaten some differences. The students who par­ M.39. wanted it thrown out, Washington (the Bruins beat season, that an 11-3 record The Division II basketball Thursday night by England’s Terry Diehl. In Memoriam ticipate in this pilot program do not leave relocate before the end of thp next school register at this final session. OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. following evening. Washington State, 69-61, on will probably win the Pac- In Memoriam year. To date over 400 youths are tournament will be held Roger Taylor 6-4, 7-6 in the claiming it was soft, but Shaw was in another large Foul Shoot Contest In loving memory of Nettie Reaie who the school. In most cases they do not miss The ECAC Division II-III Friday). We didn’t play 8,” he said. In loving memory of my dear mother, registered. March 7 and 8 at Bentley quarter finals. Tiriac refused to discard it. logjam at 68. Foul shooting contest for passed away February 28, 1969. New England basketball quite as well as we have The only ranked team in Corinne Ward, who passed away College. Bentley, 21 and K o d es, a fo r m e r Fleming settled down and Stanton, summing up his children age 8 to 10 and 11-12 February 28, 1969. tournament will take place been recently, but we lost to Someone remembers and someone Wimbledon champion, was broke Tiriac’s service in the action Thursday night was round, said he was will be held Friday night, cares. seeded first, will play Hart­ March 7 and 8 at Colby. a very inspir^ team.” Time heals they say Police Called second game of the final set. upset, as No. 18 New Mexico “knocking it pretty close to March 7 at the West Side Rec Your name is whispered in our prayers, ford while second-seeded Salem State will face Quin- unable to break Taylor’s ser­ And maybe it does A smile, a tear, a thought sincere. Fleming had little trouble Oregon plays host to State fell to St. Louis, 78-60. starting at 7:30. A Father-Son But memories last To Rhode Island LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALOM Assumption will face Sacred vice in the match. Taylor the hole all day and I was How often we wish you were here. I 1 nipiac and Colby will meet Washington State on Friday after that, ripping off three In other major games, Fair- event is slated March 14. And so does love. State Prison i 390 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER Heart. Middlebury in the first could only break Kodes’ making putts.” Husband serve once in the ninth game more games to lead 5-1. field clubbed Canisius, 95-77, Stanton, a native of Children may sign up now at the Down in my heart CRANSTON, R.I. (UPI) - Merrimack is the top seed round. West Side Rec office. She is living yet, of the first set. Jan Pisecky of Long Island University ABOUT TOWN Riot-equipped state and local Don’t wait ’till the last minute to get yourself ready for 1 loved her too dearly He did it on two Czechoslovakia breezed to a ^ edged St. Peter’s, 87-85, To ever forget. In Memoriam police were called to the Adult 6-4, 6-3 victory over Japan’s Manhattan dumped Correctional Institutions for the Easter. Now Is the time to get a brand perm. And a stylish successive long returns that Only One Left Sadly missed. In memory of Mr, Jack Storrs who Seeking Allen Jan Kuki to advance to the Fordham, 81-75, Jackson­ passed away January 26, 1973 and Mrs. second day today. nicked the end line. Kodes ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - Carroll Arrested Daughter, Doris new hairdo for Spring. Come to LOVELY LADY, 390 Main quarter finals. ville downed Georgia Ellen M. Storrs who passed away Troopers surrounded the ATLANTA (UPI) — Eddie Robinson, general manager let the shots pass him by, Utility shortstop Jose Ferrer TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - Cincinnati Reds’ relief pitcher February 28, 1974. The Verplanck School PTA meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd bleak, gray walls of the aging Street, Manchester. And let us create a new you. Our of the Atlanta Braves, confirms that the Philadelphia thinking they were out. The team of Janios Benyik Thursday signed his contract Southern, 70-66, Bradley will sponsor two volleyball beat West Texas State, 75- Clay Carroll was arrested here early Thursday on charges In Memoriam The Power who pities man has shown Fellows Hall. After the meeting maximum security facility Phillies are actively seeking slugger Dick Allen. Taylor will meet Peter and Robert Meehan with the Minnesota Twins, games tonight beginning 7 in perm’s range in prices from $15.00 - $17.50 - $20.00 - of using profanity and resisting arrest in a hotel lobby. In loving memory of Daniel J, Rice A blessing for the eyes Uiat weep. there will be a social hour with after a call for assistance at 10 Robinson said Wednesday he had talked with Phillies defeated the local team of leaving left-handed pitcher Vic 72, Drake defeated Wichita the school gym. ’The fifth and Fleming of the U.S. in the Police officer B. L. Thomas reported that when he who passed away February 28, 1974. The light of smiles shall fill again refreshments. a.m. $25.00 Senior Citizen Discount on Tuesday A personnel director Paul Owens about a one-for-one trade Tom Mott and J. Donald Albury as the club’s only State, 79-74, Houston routed The lids that overflow with tears; sixth grade students will play sem ifinals Saturday. arrived Carroll was creating a disturbance and using Time heals they say and maybe it does. Cranston police said all but Nogrady 6-2, 6-1 in doubles holdout. Houston Baptist, 117-84, And weary hours of woe and pain against parents and faculty. Ad­ Wednesday. Don’t delay call todayl for Allen. Fleming topped Ion Tiriac 6- profanity. When arrested, Carroll had to be restrained by But memories last and so does love. Are promises of happier years. two crusiers in the city were play. Pisecky-Wojtek Fibak F errer, who played in 44 Tulsa outlast^ North Texas Down in our hearts he is living yet. mission is 25 cents per person Wi “The players I mentioned were Steve Carleton and Greg 1, 3-6, 6-3. Tiriac was left There is a day of sunny rest Manchester Veterans Council sent to the prison. games with the Twins last State, 100-97, and Long the officer with help from a bystander. We loved him too dearly to ever forget. or $1 per family. Luzinski,” he said. “I consider these two to be quality per­ standing flatfooted at the topped Kuki-Spencer Segura For every dark and troubled night; will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at There was an unofficial season, showed up here with a Carroll was released on $500 bond and participated in the And grief may bide an evening quest. formers and I’d be perfectly happy to trade Allen for 6-1, 6-4 in another doubles Beach State crushed San Wife and Family Manchester Community report that a hostage was Our number Is 649-7666 net watching Fleming’s signed contract in hand. But joy shall come with early light. match. Diego State, 97-74. day’s workout with the Reds. Sunset Rebekah Lodge will College. taken. either of them.” shots brush the sidelines Daughter, Sharon PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Fri., Feb. 28, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Eri., Keb. 28, 1075 I'AGE HI''f EK,'i Redskins Put Bite SPORTS 20 Years Ago Hockey Czar Benched Richard^ On Marching Band nI$t /J BRIEFS Just Right LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - Hail to “George Marshall slipped unob­ Bad Boy Schultz Could Be Nearing Same Fate the Redskins sounded a little discor­ trusively into town today at the head ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) - When Rusty Staub dant today. of an 80-piece brass band.” stepped on the scales Thursday and tipped the beam at The Washington Redskins have put The atmosphere wasn’t quite that 204V2 pounds, he was the last of a full squad of New York By Milt Rickman One hundred fans were jailed and 46 stores smashed as a He was hardly more than that Sunday at Madison Square his career right now. “He’s tough, he’s aggressive. All he’s the bite on members of their carefree at a meeting of the Mets who reported at the weight prescribed for them by NEW YORK (UPI) — Wherever he is and whatever he’s result of what happened-in the Montreal Forum that Garden where the New York Rangers beat the Flyers, 2-1, doing is backing up his teammates. I think everybody traditional marching band and their bandsmen and majorettes with their Manager Yogi Berra. doing, Maurice “Rocket” Richard has to be smiling a little evening 20 years ago. Canadian newspapers were un­ before 17,500. Schultz was anything but the menacing wants to see him fight, the fans, the press, everybody. If pom-pon girls, raising a question leaders this week when word was “We didn’t have a single guy overweight,” Berra over the trials and tribulations of Dave Schultz. animous in their castigation of those fans responsible. “policeman” he usually is, and although he drew a two- they’d leave him alone, he’d be a good two-way hockey whether in the coming season the handed down that the two extra beamed. “Everybody came in what he was supposed to Clarence Campbell, the National Hockey League Presi­ Time marches on, but nothing really changes. minute penalty in the second period for tripping, he player.” band plays on. tickets were no longer for free. weigh and a lot of guys came in lighter.” dent, ordinarily might have the same reaction except he’s Not that much, anyway. showed no real militancy whatsoever. “Do you think Campbpll has him concerned?” one The 114 musicians and 33 “Are any of the players losing their Earlier, infielder Felix Millan and rookie outfielder much more deeply involved. Dave Forbes of the Boston Bruins jabs a stick into the His coach, Fred Shero, wasn’t enthralled by the way he newsman threw a question at Sanderson. Redskinettes were told at a meeting tickets?” one band member asked and Jorge Roque became the last of the Mets to be signed by The new generation of hockey fans don’t remember what eye of Henry Boucha of the Minnesota North Stars and is played at all. this week they would have to pay for was told probably not. Another said at General Manager Joe McDonald. happened when Richard was benched for the rest of the indicted for assault with a deadly weapon. “Sure it has him concerned,” said Shero, when someone “I’d be concerned, too,” replied the former Bruin. “You the previously free two tickets they the meeting: “I crossed a picket line season following his part in a March 1955 brawl in Boston. Clarence Campbell, who once said violence is an integral asked whether he felt the threat of suspension by Campbell know when you get suspended, you don’t get paid. I got have gotten in the past for family or for the first time when the players First Casualty They don’t remember because they were too young. part of hockey and that’s what makes it the great game it was affecting Schultz’ performance. "He wasn’t checking suspended with ^ ston last year, 16-18 games, and it cost friends at Redskin home games. In­ were on strike last year and this is the is, now isn’t so sure. me $27,000. That hurts.” MIAMI (UPI) — A freak injury has made Coach Billy Clarence Campbell remembers. He remembers because out there or using his body at all. ’There are no rules dividually, they still would get in thanks I get.” He comes to see much of that violence embodied in People always wonder why hockey players fight. Hunter the first casualty of the spring for the Baltimore he was the one who suspended the Montreal Canadians’ against that.” without charge for voluntarily enter­ Philadelphia’s Dave Schultz, who set a lea p e record with “They fight because there’s a lotta publicity in it, and According to an official, the Orioles. superstar, and all it did was nearly get him killed. Schultz admitted he was concerned by Campbell’s taining at the games and practicing Redskinettes voted by a show of hands 348 minutes in penalties last season and already has broken publicity brings money,” Sanderson said. “The Flyers got The veteran third base coach, who leads the club in Campbell’s life was threatened if he ever dared show his threat. once a week. to continue to perform but no vote was that mark with 366 minutes this season. Schultz becomes a lotta publicity last season for fighting. Now they get $1,- calisthenics every day, damaged a cartilage in his right face again in the Montreal Forum. “Fred’s right,” he said of his coach. “Sure I’m con­ taken by the members of the A courageous man who has never flinched from doing involved in another fight in a nationally televised game a cerned. 1 have to be, but I don’t want it to affect my game. 000 an appearance at a banquet. Some of ’em get $2,000. But for two previously free tickets, knee during exercises Wednesday and was sent to the marching band. what he felt he had to do, Campbell promptly attended a week ago, and Campbell says he has had enough. He I’m not in very good shape physically. I had only one prac­ Campbell? When he jumped on Forbes, he hadda come they must pay $22 (up from $18 last hospital for examination Thursday. The showdown may come March 12 Canadians’ game at the Forum and Ms appearance suspends Schultz for one game. tice all week, I still got a sore back where I pull^ a muscle down on somebody else, too. It wasn’t really Schultz’ fault. year) or relinquish them to the club when the band is scheduled for its generated a full-scale riot. From here on in, says Campbell, the next time Schultz is and this was my first game after the suspension.” He’s just publicity prone. I’ll tell you this—the next guy for sale to the general public on a McGraw Reports first off-season rehearsal. “If you wnt He stood his ground as long as he possibly could, but given a match misconduct penalty, he will be suspended A number of the Rangers spoke up for Schultz. One was who does anything wrong, he’s gone. Campbell doesn’t fool season ticket basis (up from $126 to to continue as a band member, I CLEARWATER, Fla. (UPI) - Relief pitcher Tug eventually was forced to leave when assaulted by gas for two games, the time after that, for three games, and so Derek Sanderson. around.” $154 for the seven regular home expect you here March 12,” official McGraw completed his cross-country drive from Califor­ bombs, garbage and other debris. on until Dave Schultz, left wing for the Philadelphia “I think the kid’s getting a tough rap,” said the long­ Wherever he is and whatever he’s doing, Maurice games). Dick Wright told the musicians. “If nia and reported to the Phillies’ spring training camp Flyers, will be nothing but a mere memory. haired Ranger forward, playing some of the best hockey of Richard has to be smiling a little. 2 The club’s decision provoked not. I’ll understand.” Thursday. threats of refusing to perform by Bandsmen and majorettes could The lefty, obtained from the Mets in the off-season, was some bandsmen of pro football’s give up their two extra tickets and given permission to report one week late. oldest marching group. The Redskin still continue with the organization. Although McGraw didn’t work out because he had been Pro Hockey Roundup Climie Plays Major Part in Whaler Triumph band has been a Washington tradition Conductor-director Nobel Barnes said driving all night, he brings the number of players in camp since 1938 when the late owner George he would have to have a nucleus of 80 to 44. First baseman Willie Montanez and unsigned out­ HARTFORD, (UPI) - A three goal second period Center Wayne Carleton the Whalers a 4-2 advantage, added an insurance goal at Preston Marshall formed the group musicians and marchers to make the fielders Don Hahn and Nellie Garcia are still missing. Left wing Ron Climie is hap­ put the Whalers in the registered the key goal with It was Carleton’s 27th goal 11:18 of the third period, his and led them to New York for a game project worthwhile. Buffalo Proved py to be over the anxieties drivers’ seat as they cruised just six seconds remaining of the season. 13th of the campaign, for the 8 with the Giants. Wright predicted the drop-outs Galento Will Help BOWLING he’s had since his recent to victory. in the second period, giving Center Terry Caffery then final 5-2 margin. acquisition by the New After the war-bonneted band would not be too serious, commen­ CLEVELAND (UPI) — Spokesmen for the Muhammad England Whalers. paraded through Manhattan traffic ting: “I think most of the members Ali-Chuck Wepner heavyweight title fight here March 24 Point in Victory ELKS- Joe Picaut 141, Bruce “I thought the fans were from the train station to their hotel, are in the band because they enjoy it announced Thursday that Tony Galento would join Fish 161-397, Joe Desimone 138- and because of the friendships, not 138-407, Joe Pagano 151-370, A1 going to get on me for not STOP IN AT THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. (UPI photo) blaring “Hail to the Redskins,’’ a New Wepner’s training camp next week. NEW YORK (UPI) — If there was anything else the Buf­ York sports writer observed; because of the tickets.” Atkins 154-388, John Rieder 140- scoring right away but they Galento, a heavyweight contender three decades ago, falo Sabres had to prove to themselves before the start of 389, Tony Desimone 148-397, have been great,” he said. Don Sutton Enjoys Spring Camp Ride was expected to help instruct Wepner on how to fight Ali, AND SEE HOW EASY IT IS TO the playoffs, it was that they could beat Los Angeles. Bob Talmadge 147-140-412, A1 Climie repaid the kindness according to the announcement. Pitcher Helped Launch Drills at Vero Beach, Fla. In 61 games, Buffalo had lost only 11, but three of those Pirkey 158-146-438, Don Thursday night as he scored were to the Kings. Tlie Sabres had their fourth crack at the Carpenterl38-198, Dick Krol a goal and an assist to play Steeler Schedule Californians Thursday night and made the most of it with a 147-393, Mike Denhup 355, Matt an important part in the Desimone 350, John Rieder 389. Jockeys NFL Lifts Ban PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The Super Bowl champion 5-0 whomping. Whalers’ 5-2 World Hockey START YOUR WORKSHOP OR Pittsburgh Steelers’ 1975 preseason schedule includes their “We went out there ready for them tonight,” said Rene Association win over the PINNETTES- Heidi Benched first appearance in the College All-Star Game and the New Robert, who contributed a goal and two assists to set a Minnesota Fighting Saints. Judge Rules Sharman career record of 84 points for a season. “We had three Bonadies 178, Wanda Bonadies “Now that the pressure is BOSTON (UPI) — Four Orleans Saints’ first appearance at Three Rivers Stadium 175, Rosemary Thibodeau 177, ADD TO YOUR PRESENT ONE On WFL Stars losses against them and we had to prove we were the first here. ■ off I think I’ll come around Suffolk Downs jockeys Mary Ann Wagner 177-481, Bon­ Top Rockwell power tools give place team in the league.” nie Lindsay 178-488, Dolores and play better hockey,” have been suspended five NEW YORK (UPI) — National Football League coaches you the edge In workshop versatility Breached Valid Pact Strictly on performance, the Sabres have a valid claim Dzienis 191-223-576, Ellen Bauer said Climie, recently days each for careless will spend the next few days scouring World Football Condition Serious to call themselves No. 1 in the National Hockey League. 212-198- 534, Helen Rancourt acquired from the Edmon­ Rockwell 32" Radial Drill Press riding in leaving the gate. League rosters for possible help. They have more points than any team with 90 and also are with Stand SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - A Sharman based his defense on the CINCINNATI (UPI) — Complications from an appendec­ 181, Irene Stone 450, Dolly ton Oilers, “and I’m happy The suspensions, which NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle Thursday lifted an em­ high in victories with 39. federal judge ruled Thursday that Bill contention he did not have a valid con­ tomy have left former Cincinnati Reds’ pitcher Jim Dawood 453, Ginger Yourkas to be a part of it.” Model 11-072 Only $189.99 began Thursday, were bargo on signing players from the rival league. The NFL, “Right now, there’s no doubt we’re the best,” Robert 453, Doreen Oakman 451. Sharman breached a valid contract tract because of disputes with Daniels McGlothlin in serious condition at General Hospital. It was the 20th win against Big capacity if you need llexi- meted out Wednesday by fearing possible anti-trust action, prohibited its clubs from » said. “I’m more confident now than I ever was and con­ when he jumped from the American over pension benefits and an option to McGlothlin has been in the hospital a couple of weeks four losses and one tie at bility. Head swivels 360° around the track's Board of signing WFL players last October after the New York Jets fidence is half the game.” BUSINESSMEN- Bill Chap­ Basketball Association’s Utah Stars buy into the ABA club. since the surgery at another hospital. He said he thought home for the Whalers who column, tilts 90° right and left, ram Stewards. The jockeys signed veteran center Howard Kindig and the Dallas Cow­ ’This latest triumph enabled Buffalo to maintain its 13- man 157-387, Bub Holmes 148- to coach the National Basketball he was having ulcer problems before the appendicitis at­ lead the WHA in wins before travels 11". Drills to center of 32" F 168-436 Hank Michaud 156-352, Association Los Angeles Lakers. The Stars pointed to a paragraph in banned were apprentice boys obtained punter Duane Carrill from the WFL point lead over runnerup Boston in Division 4 as the Bruins Ron Joines 151-410, John Mack hometown fans. The circle, interchangeable spindles. the contract which said the entire con­ Larry Antus, the meet’s Jacksonville franchise after it collapsed. tack. kept pace with a 9-4 rout of Detroit. In the only other NHL In a directed verdict by U.S. 141-384, Ed Baba 144-360, Tom E astern Division pace tract was valid even if any individual leading rider; Robert The one drawback is that the clubs can sign only those Despite the “serious” listing, McGlothlin maintained Adjustable table. (1725 rpm motor District Court Judge Willis Ritter, the game, Philadelphia beat Vancouver 3-1. Turner 169-403, Hank Grzyb 139- setters are 33-23-3 overall. clause was not. Corriveau; Inocencio from his hospital bed that “I feel all right.” It was not optional.) Stars won their suit filed after Shar­ players from the rival league who can furnish evidence of In the World Hockey Association, Quebec outlasted Van­ 401, Larry Aceto 139-387, Gabe Minnesota is 31-27-1 overall. Marte and Kevin Robin­ known how much longer he would be confined to the Rockwell 10" Band Saw man quit Utah immediately after the breach of contract with their WFL team. couver 9-7, New England beat Minnesota 5-2 and Houston Szabo 144-357, Pat Corraccio Whalers coach Ron Ryan Harvey Kirkpatrick, public son. hospital. with Sanding Attachment team had won the 1970-71 ABA title. “If, in our judgment, there has been a breach, we’ll downed Phoenix 7-2. 145-135-392, Rick DeDominicis was pleased with his team’s The verdict means the jury will relations director for Utah, was A total of 14 jockey accept the contract,” a spokesman for the NFL said. It would seem that the biggest problem the Sabres now 138-383, Ted Kowzun 166-388, Model 28-120 A low $184.99 among the last to testify. He told the play in the last two periods. decide only if the Lakers are liable for suspensions totaling 85 The Chicago Bears last week were penalized a sixth- Clubs Get Go-Ahead face is to maintain their momentum for the playoffs, still Frank Dzepiel 140-353, Dave Saw and sand intricate curves E court that season tickets sold at the allegedly inducing Sharman to break days have been meted out round draft choice next year by Rozelle for contacting more than a month away. They are unbeaten in their last Grzyb 135-383, George Blake and irregular pieces with one his Stars’ contract and the amount of rate of 150-2(X) a week just before since the winter-spring WFL players. NEW YORK (UPI) — National Football League clubs 13 games and their victory over the Kings-which snapped 139, Ed Schworm 138, Butch Sharman left but dropped to around 50 have been given the go-ahead to sign players from the rival Hart 137, Mick Holmes 375, San­ machine; 2400 fpm (with optional damages to be awarded. Stars’ owner running opened last The ban did not extend to WFL coaches. Jack Pardee of Los Angeles’ unbeaten skein at eight games—helped them 1725 rpm motor), 9 ^ " frame to a week shortly after Sharman jumped month. World Football League who feel their contracts have been dy Hanna 355, Vic Salcius 377, Bill Daniels asked for $1.5 million. the Florida Blazers took the head coaching job with the set five team records and two individual marks. blade, cuts ) ". " x " table, to Los Angeles. “There have been too breached. Pete Scott 363, Jim Mathieson 6 4 10 1 1 Bears while Portland’s Dick Coury and Chicago’s Jim “I think it was one of our best games together ever,” 352, Jim Sirianni 362, Bill Zwick sliding blade guard. many riders hurt in ac­ NFL clubs, however, were advised Thursday by Com­ Spa vital were hired as assistants by NFL clubs. said Robert. “You can’t let those guys put the pressure on 369, Ben Grzyb 357, Mike Zwick missioner Pete Rozelle they can sign only those players Rockwell 9" Homecraft' Saw cidents leaving the star­ you because then you’re done. Some nights you go out 362, Cliff Jones 359, Paul ting gate through the from the rival league who can furnish evidence of breach there and everything goes right. Tonight was one of those Gilberto 376, Dorn DeDominicis with two wings and stand country,” said Steward of contract with their WFL team. nights.” 367. Model 34-580 With motor $159.99 Dave Hicks, “and we are Rosewall Brilliant Toros Get Mavety After nursing a 1-0 margin provided by Richard Martin’s Sets up in minutes and ready to Ellington Quintet clamping down hard here 39th goal with the game only 6:41 old, Buffalo blasted Men’s Volleyball BASKETBALL m. Motor develops l^ j bp, 3450 on rough riding...” TORONTO (UPI) — The Toronto Toros of the World Kings’ goalie Rogie Vachon for four goals in the opening rpm. 22" x 32" table with wings, In Davis Cup Win Hockey Association moved Thursday to strengthen their seven minutes of the third period. Fred Stanfield and Don SENIOR rips to center of 30" board. Bows in Tourney National Division defensive line, picking up Larry Mavety from the Chicago Luce scored 10 seconds apart with Robert and Gil Elongated Carl Frantz Cuts full 2", l>^"at 45°. Work Standings AAU Track Cougars. Perreault winding it up. hopped in 15 points to lead height 33I2". 100'[ ball bearings. W. L. Trailing 37-32 at the half, lOth-ranked Valley Regional BOWLING AUCKLAND, New Zealand (UPI) — Veteran Ken In exchange for Mavety, the Toros gave the Cougars a Roger Crozier was required to make only 21 saves in Langan to a 94-86 decision over UL listed. Watkins 35 10 Meet Tonight Rosewall, playing his first Davis Cup singles match in 18 notching his third shutout of the season. Cycle Gear last night at Illing. had a torrid third quarter and went on to oust 23rd-ranked second-round draft pick later this year and a second-round CBT 27 12 years, today swept aside New Zealander Onny Parun, 6-2, George Jay and George Rockwell 10" Motorized Saw Ellington High, 80-62, last night at Middletown High. NEW YORK (UPI) - Dwight pick in 1976. Bruins 9, Red Wings 4 Kasden Fuel 20 19 6-4, 2-6, 6-4, to give Australia a 2-0 lead in the 1975 Davis Brook added 15 and 14 with two wings and stand The playdown round vic­ MERCHANTS- Norm Kloter Stones, high jumping’s cross Mavety, 32, has racked up 10 goals and 22 assists this Bobby Schmautz and Terry O’Reilly scored two goals Fantastiks 23 22 points to the Volkswagen total. Model 34-345 Just $299.99 tory in the Class B Division 148-382, Rich Mazur 139-146-396, country record-setter, Tan­ Cup Eastern Zone finals. season. each for Boston, which broke the game open by scoring Lloyd’s Auto Parts 4 41 Walt Stanley 148-149-420, Tom Earlier today, triple Rich Richmond and Marc of the State Basketball Tour­ leading Valley to the vic­ zania’s seemingly unbeatable three goals in the second period and going on to rout American Division Professional features. Includes Turner 158-406, Steve Lauretti Wimbledon champion John Parun as the underdog for Schardt tallied 16 points each nament advances the 18-6 tory. Glenn Landmann miler. Filbert Bayi, eight Brown Ineligible Detroit. Standings motor that develops 2.5 hp, stand, 157-372, Tom Mazur 140, Charlie Russians, Francie Larrieu and Newcombe swamped Brian the second singles. for Cycle with Dick Bowman winners into first round play paced the Purple Knights Flyers 3, Canucks 1 W. L. adding 13 more. guide bars, two wings, table insert, Banks 354, Dennis Kauppinen a fistful of world class sprinters Fairlie 7-5, 6-3, 7-5 to take He swept through the first LOS ANGELES (UPI) — World class quarter-miler Ben­ where they’ll face the An- with 18 points with Tim Reggie Leach got his 32nd goal and assisted on both Latvians 36 9 miter gauge, and more. 24" rip 362, Reggie Tomlinson 353. all display their varied skills the opening match in the two sets easily as Parun, ny Brown of UCLA has been declared ineligible for the sonia Wilby winner Forbes adding 13. Dennis other scores as Philadelphia increased its first-place lead ABA Tool 33 12 EAST SIDE MIDGET capacity right or left of blade, cuts tonight in the 87th National best-of-five series before a who has been playing on syn­ remainder of the winter quarter because of low grades, a Pratt & Whitney 24 21 Wednesday night at a site to Quinn, leading scorer in the PARKADE DUSTY- Terry in Division 1 to six points over the idle New York Rangers. Two points spelled the 3J4" stock, 100% ball bearing. AAU track and field cham­ crowd of 5,000 at the Stanley thetic surfaces for the past UCLA spokesman said Thursday. North Enders 10 35 be announced. regular season, was held in Sheppard 200-578, Don Wilson pionships. Ab DeMarco scored for Vancouver on a power play in the difference last night as UL listed. Street Courts. six weeks, struggled to Brown, who has a best of 45.0 in the 440, could regain his South Enders 7 38 Mike Rutty and Brian 212-558, Lou Polinski 215-578, Stones, who has established first period. Automatic Comfort nipped check and finished with six regain his grass court touch. eligibility for the spring quarter which begins in early Week’s Results: P&W 3, Fan­ Dayette combined for 48 Walt Czykieta 230-553, Gary world indoor high jump marks The 40-year-old Rosewall Nordiques 9, Blazers 7 Police, 27-25, while First Hart­ markers. Ellington finishes Parun, who defied a $5,000 April, the spokesman said. tastiks 0; ABA 2, CBT 1; Atamian 205, Ralph Dukett 209, in Pocatello, Los Angeles, made his last singles Real Cloutier registered the first hat trick of his WHA ford Realty doubled its point points, 29 by Rutty, in with a 10-10 mark. Watkins 3, South Enders 0; Lat­ Ed Bachl 210, Roger Oklahoma City and New York appearance in Adelaide, fine from the World Cham­ production in whipping career for Quebec and Claude St. Sauveur matched him vians 3, Kasden 0; North Mieezkowski 213-558, Mac already this winter, got his way Australia, in 1956 when he pionship Tennis circuit to ABA Takes Over Manchester State Bank, 24-12. with three goals for Vancouver, but most of the action was Enders 2, Lloyd’s 1. Segar 222-585, Ken Thomas 200- for the second straight week downed Vic Seixas of the come home and play for his Mike Dahlen scored 11 points FOR ADVICE AND A NEW YORK (UPI) — The American Basketball Associa­ concentrated in the closing minutes of the second period for Comfort, Chris Costello 202-589, Clay Nivison 556. here by coaxing the meet direc­ United States in four sets. country, had no answers for FRANK MARATT^ tion Thursday took over control of the San Diego when a bench-clearing brawl broke out. Referee Wayne eight for Police, Brian Galligan DEMONSTRATION tors into moving the high jump Today Rosewall took the Rosewall’s controlled Conquistadors and relieved Dr. Leonard Bloom, current Mundy assessed 82 penalty minutes and two game miscon­ 2 Third Annua t a dozen for Realty and Ken pit to the middle of the infield court against the 27-year-old ground strokes. Stroke Leader at Madison Square Garden. owner of the team, of all his duties in regard to the ad­ ducts during the incident. Marshall had four for the BY THE ministration and decision making with regard to the club. Aeros 7, Roadrunners 2 Bankers. SYDEY (UPI) - Donna By doing so Stones, a The league’s Board of Governors, in arriving at the deci­ Mark Howe, Don Larway and Frank Hughes scored two ROCKWELL FACTORY Caponi Young of Woodland “flopper” by nature, indirectly AND CONNECTICUT goals apiece to enable Houston to increase its first-place Y MIDGETS Hills, Calif., shot a par-75 guaranteed another world best Alexander’s Top Effort sion, said that Bloom had failed to live up to the ABA by­ m leap with the uncluttered and laws and league obligations with regard to payment of lead in the West Division to 16 points over Phoenix. Gordie Two points also decided the REPRESENTATIVE Friday to take a one-stroke lead issue at the Y with Multi Cir­ SPORTSMEN in the opening round of the Wills straight-on runway. In addition, Beats John Newcombe assessments and other financial responsibilities. Howe and son Marty each had two assists for the Aeros, the AAU meet officials, hoping cuits II topping its sister spon­ YOU ARE CORDIALLY Qantas Australian Women’s Tedd Munchak, commissioner of the ABA, said Alex giving the Howe family a six-point night. sored array. Multi 1,28-26. Alex to soothe any hard feelings Open golf tournament. defeated Dick Stockton for the Groza, the team’s general manager, will run the Q’s. INVITED TO THE from the “straddlers,” also SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) TONIGHT Birtnell and Jamie Gallagher She defied rain and wind on championship of the Fort led the winners’ scoring with made assurances that new — Playing what he called his 7:30 Basketball: Celtics vs. the Australian Golf Club’s ar­ best match ever, John Worth, Tex., WCT Red Group Skating Record eight and seven points. Tom MANCHESTER STORE ,;S^SHOW boarding will be installed on all Buchanan Cut Down Bucks, WINF duous 6,089-yard course to lead championship last Sunday. McCloskey paced the losers the runways for the event. Alexander upset No. 1 seed INZELL, Germany (UPI) — Holland’s Sippie Tigchelaar Today thru Sunday titleholder Chako Higuchi of He will play Stockton again in with eight pooints. Last week at the U.S. Olym­ Marty Riessen, 6-3, 6-4 SATURDAY Japan, Claudine Rubin of the semifinals Saturday. zipped to a world speed skating record Thursday night, CBC trimmed Boland Oil in Fab. 28, March 1 ,2 pic Invitation meet here. Stones Thursday to advance to the By Japanese Champ 1:00 (8,22) Basketball: France, Carole Jo Skala of Stockton, unseeded, defeat^ covering 3,000 meters in four minutes, 41.01 seconds. the other game, 40-28, as Dave similarly convinced the direc­ semifinals of the $60,000 San Ohio State vs. Indiana Shingle Springs, Calif., and Paul Gerkn, the No. 5 seed, 6-3, The 26-year-old Miss Tigchelaar bettered the old mark, McConnell and Tim Whiting hit EXHIBITS & DISPLAYSl tors to move the pit to the mid­ Antonio WCT Classic. TOKYO (UPI) - World Boxing ranking lightweight contender 1:50 Basketball: UConn SATURDAY, MARCH 1st - 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. Australian amateur Lindy 6-3, Thursday. achieved by another Dutch girl, Sien Kaiser, three years twin figures with 11 and 10. dle infield where he promptly "This was probably the best Council lightweight champion and World Boxing Association vs. Rhode Island, WTIC On Fishing, Hunting Goggin in the $20,250. ago, by a full five seconds. Dave Modean canned 16 points rewarded them with a world in­ match I ever played in my No. 3 seed Stan Smith will Guts Ishimatsu of Japan closed lightweight champion from 3:00 (22) Basketball: Camping, Travel life,” Alexander said. "I am for the Oilers. Wildlife, Conservation, door best leap of 7-feet, 6%- play No. 8 seed Bob Lutz in the challenger Ken Buchanan's September, 1970, to June, 1972, Providence vs. St.John's surprised I played so well other semifinal match Satur­ List Completed previously injured left eye was generally favored b^ause 3:30 (8) Pro Bowlers Scuba Diving, Archery, inches. MCC WOMEN “I could’ve gone 7-7,” Stones because I had a three set match day. Smith knocked off un- Thursday night with a sixth- of his greater experience and 5:00 (8) Golf Classic And More! last night. It must be the Texas FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) - Shortstop Jim Concluding the season on a NMNCHMIM said afterward, “but I’d rather se^ ed Mike Estep of Dallas, 6- round flurry and went on to beat boxing skill. Although he 7:24 Hockey: Whalers vs. Shop Friday GOLFERS Mason completed the list of New York Yankees’ regulars high note, the MCC women FEATURING save one world record for each air.” 4, 6-1 and Lutz defeated Phil the Scotsman by a unanimous carried the fight with fast left Cleveland, WTIC Alexander, the No. 6 seed. E>ent of Australia, 7-5, 6-2. to sign 1975 contracts Thursday when he inked his pact for topped Post Junior College, 69- to 8:30 p.m. FREE STAGE SHOW! WE’RE OPEN week.” Okay Dwight, AAU of­ decision in a 15-round title bout jabs, he kept missing with his WEATHER PERMITTINQ SUNDAY 47, at Cheney’s gym. Double ficials are thinking now, you’re an estimated $32,500. at the Tokyo Municipal Gym­ straight rights. 1:00 (3) Celtics vs. Seattle, figure scorers for the winners IW.G^GLENNEY 649-5253 on. Mason, who was purchased from Texas in December of nasium. The Scotch fighter, his eye DOOR PRIZES TALLWOOD WINF were Vicky Erickson with 19, Besides Stones, the AAU 1963, became the regular shortstop for the Yankees last A crowd of 9,000 watched the swollen shut, admitted iater in FIRST PRIZE Elliott Resigns 2:00 (8) Pro Golf Elaine Pincine 17, Gail Bartlett CO. Saturdays Royce-Union 10 speed Bicycle COUNTRY CLUB championships offer an enticing season, replacing Gene Michael. 25-year-old champion’s third his dressing room that “I could Rt. 85, Hebron, Conn. 2:00 (22, 30) Pro Tennis 16 and Melanie Satkowski 10. Friday...... Noon to 11 p.m. SECOND PRIZE array of running events that in- CORAL GABLES, Fla. (UPI) - Pete Elliott un­ The only unsigned players are all reserves-Otto Velez, successful defense of the title not see with the left eye from to 4 p.m. Rollaway Playback Regular Greene the sixth round. Ishimatsu is a 4:00 (22,30) Bruins vs. Pincine grabbed 22 rebounds 3 3 6 Saturday.... 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Table Tennis Table clude Bayi, putting his expectedly resigned Thursday as the University of Alex Johnson and Walt Williams and all are expected to be won from Mexican Rodolfo Phone 646-1151 Hawks and Satkowski 16. ^Sunday...... Noon to 10 p.m. four straight U.S. unbeaten Gonzalez here last April. strong fighter but I thought I Miami’s head football coach to devote his full time to the on hand Saturday morning when the first full workout is 5:00 (8) Wide World The Cougarettes finished with a NORTH M AM STREET race string on the line in the was the winner because I job of athletic director. scheduled. 6:30 (24) Ski jumping 5-6 won-lost record. mile. Buchanah, 29, WBC top- landed the cleaner punches.” PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 28, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 28, 1975 — PAGE SEVENTEEN Board Faces Light Agenda West Berlin Mayor Candidate Abducted BERLIN (UPI) - The kid­ They said authorities must wearing his glasses. a student in 1967 during a leftist napers of West ^ rlin 's Chris­ provide them and the released Police said the June 2 date demonstration against a visit to IJ BUSINESS The Manchester Board of Hearing Room. Preceding it (at be comprised of Manchester ’ tian Democratic candidate for prisoners with a fully fueled referred to the police killing of West Berlin by the Shah of Iran. Directors will tackle a com­ 7:15), it will meet with the and South Windsor), permitting mayor today said they will kill Boeing 707 airplane with a four- paratively light agenda Human Relations Commission Manchester. Community ; him unless authorities release man crew and assign a public Tuesday, with most of its for an informal discusion of a College to rent space in the ^ several imprisoned terrorists figure to accompany them to I Dividends ibusiness carryovers from proposed Group Homes or­ Teen Center (at the old Nike within 72 hours. their undisclosed destination. y previous meetings. dinance. Site) for a Day Care Center, The abductors outlined their The kidnapers suggested the Its meeting will be at 8 p.m. Under unfinished business, and allocating $9,000 for a ramp demands in a letter accom­ hostage be Heinrich Albertz, a & Results in the Municipal Building the board will consider es­ for the handicapped at the rear panied by a picture of their cap­ Protestant pastor and Christian tablishing a Health District (to of the Municipal Building. tive, Peter Lorenz. Democrat who once served as Reported Under public hearing items, “Precise fulfillment of our mayor of West Berlin. SATURDAYS it will air a proposed $6,563 ap­ demands guarantees the safe Each of the six prisoners to Directors of V e e d e r In ­ propriation for employing an release of Lorenz,” the kid­ be released also must be given additional school custodian, napers wrote. “Otherwise, a $8,800 in cash, they said. d u s t r i e s Inc. of Hartford have Federal Court Upholds TOO! declared a quarterly dividend with the sum to be financed by a consequence as in the case of The kidnapers also demanded of 43 cents per share, payable Contempt Citations state grant; a proposed $68,103 Chief Justice Guenter von the police stop looking for March 15 to stockholders of appropriation for the Head Drenkman is inevitable.” them, the mayor said. Start Program, to be financed Drenkmann was shot and The special delivery letter record March 7. It is Veeder’s PTA Guest Main Office 42nd year of consecutive ; NEW YORK (UPI) - A contempt ruling against by a federal grant; and a killed in his own home Nov. 10. and photograph arrived at the proposed $1,214 appropriation West Berlin office of the West dividends. three-judge federal panel in Turgeon and Grusse, who had Kwang Sung Hwang of Mayor Klaus Schuetz read the 9 - 12 Veeder also announced that New York has upheld a con­ been granted immunity from for three months salary (to the Hwang’s School of Tae Kwon- letter to a meeting of local and German news agency DPA, end of the current fiscal year) federal officials in his office. 1007 Main Street its board of directors is being tempt of court order against prosecution to testify before a Do, 640 Hilliard St., will where editors had to pay $1.10 He refused to comment in postage due. increased from 12 to 14 two New Haven women who federal grand jury in connec­ for a clerk in the social services demonstrate the art of self Manchester department, to be financed afterward except to say a se­ The kidnapers signed members. Candidates for the refused to help the FBI locate tion with the search for the two defense at the Waddell School 649-4586 from 1973-74 General Fund sur­ PTA family night Wednesday at cond session had been called for themselves “The Movement of Now at Lynch Toyota new positions are two men who (Herald photo by Dunn) two former Brandeis Universi­ fugitives. plus. 7 p.m. in the school auditorium. later today., June 2,” and the photograph serve as directors of Western ty students on the bureau’s Attorneys for Turgeon and Under new business items (to Admission to the program release of six members of the showed Lorenz sitting on the Officials of Lynch Motors Inc., 345 Center St., a Toyota Motor Distributors look over a Pacific Industries Inc., which Most Wanted list. Grusse said they plan to appeal K Mart Plaza Office Roast Beef on a Budget be acted upon at its March 11 will be one saleable item per Baader-Meinhof terrorist edge of a bed with a sign at his Lynch-customized version of the Toyota Hilux pickup truck. The custom vehicle — a acquired 44.5 per cent of The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of and would ask Justice Thurgood Roast beef on a budget is possible at Arby’s Roast Beef meeting) are proposals to: family for the PTA table at its group, but not of the leaders, feet reading “Prisoner of the 10- 2 Yamahauler — was produced by Lynch and Color Creations of Vernon. The pickup, Veeder’s stock in a tender offer Appeals judges stqyed execu­ Marshall to continue the stay of • Extend the contract the flea market on April 12 from Andreas Baader and Ulrike Movement of June 2.” He featuring a rainbow paint job, mag wheels, and wide-oval tires, sells for $4,200. Left to last year. Restaurant at 257 Broad St. ’The popular eating place tion of the order, however, until execution of the lower court Spencer Street town has with Aleria and Sons 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Meinhof. looked tired and was not right are Mike Lynch, president of the local Toyota dealership; Bob Reevnis, district recently reopened under new management. The feature of House of Tuesday so attorneys for Terry ruling while the nation’s highest Manchester for sidewalk reconstruction (at Suggested items include Mott's Supermarkets Inc., the house is a deliciously prepared Roast Beef Sandwich, Turgeon and Ellen Therese court hears the case. manager for Toyota; Bill Baiocchi, Lynch sales manager; and Jack Riley, assistant the existing rate). crafts, books, knick-knacks, 649-3007 regional manager for Toyota. (Herald photo by Palmer). which operates 19 stores in with beef that’s barbequed and roasted in its own natural Grusse could appeal to the U.S. 2 • Approve a $25,000 alloca­ toys, games, antiques, dishes, Connecticut and juices, and heaped on a toasted sesame bun with your Supreme Court. Chung tion for a study of the town’s etc. FINAL EXPENSE Massachusetts, has reported choice of mouth watering sauces. Arby’s also has other U.S. Circuit Court Judge 1974 net earnings of $1.1 million water supply and its quality. Interested parties will be able popular menu items such as jumbo 5-ounce hamburgers, James Oakes dissented from LIFE INSURANCE formerly Manchester .Savings & Loan .\ssociation (94 cents a share) on sales of Not Entitled • Accept the resignation of to reserve a table of their own L the majority Thursday, saying Blue Cross Pays Record grilled ham and cheese, hot dogs, turkey and toppings, fish n o w o p e n Mrs. Mary E. Willhide from the at the flea market for a $5 dona­ $119.2 million. the government had failed to SAN FRANCISCO (U P I)-A *500 to *5000* Stanford Cohen, president of fillet, etc. Arby’s is open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through federal judge said Thursday Commission on Aging and name tion. Thursday and 11 a.m. to midnight Friday and Saturday. featuring Polynesian and ^ show it did not take part in il­ a successor. School sweat shirts and book Blue Cross of Connecticut 600,866 persons, most of them At year-end, the p lan’s the East Hartford-based firm, Cantonese Specialties legal wiretap activities. two pregnant women were not paid a record $296.2 million in enrolled through participating reserves were at $12.4 million, said 1973 net earnings were Bring the family!!! entitled to food stamps for their • Reconsider a decision to bags will be on sale at the fami­ EVERYONE ACCEPTED Turgeon and Grusse are demolish a town-owned struc­ ly night demonstration. member benefits and as in­ groups. Hartt said. $845,000 (72 cents a share) on Famous Pu Pu Platter alleged to have information unborn babies. Between Ages 46-87 termediary for government ture at 139 Oakland St., at the The North Haven-based cor­ The most significant develop­ sales of $94.7 million. Special Family Dinners concerning the whereabouts of U.S. District Court Judge No Salesman Will Gall programs in 1974, Chairman poration ended the year with an Albert Wollenberg vacated an corner of Sheldon Rd. ment in 1974, the chairman and Combination Platters Susan Saxe and Catherine Ann Call or write and give ue your date of birth. Roger Hartt has reported. operating gain of about $1.1 said, was progress made Directors of Caldor Inc., the earlier order issued in the case The town receieved a low bid VITAMIN Power, who are wanted in con- of $940 for demolishing the S a v in g s Hartt said membership in the million, Hartt said, compared toward a close operating Norwalk-based discount depart- of Pamela Hickman, Daly City, UFE OF AMERICA INSURANCE CORP. OF BOSTON 244 CENTER ST. OPEN 7 D A Y S A WEEK bection with a 1970 Boston bank structure. The property has an non-profit health care plan to a loss of about $1.3 million in relationship with Connecticut ment store chain, have Mon • Thurt 11 • 11 pm robbery in which a policeman, who is a few days from giving HEADQUARTERS 40 Broad St., Boston, Mass 02109 Fri Sat 11 •11:30 pm estimated $35,000 market value. & Loan Association • Sin ce 1891 reached an all-time high of 1,- 1973. Medical Service. declared the firm’s fifth annual birth. Liggstt Parkade Dept. 06-MM - Tel. 247-1166 MANCHESTER Sunday 12 • 10 pm was killed. Town Manager Robert Weiss cash dividend. ’The dividend of Their alleged accomplices in Last month, U.S. District Low Prices! ‘ Depending on age 15 cents a share is payable April 363 BROAD ST. Court Judge George Harris has reported that, since the Phone 646-1995 COMPLETE Ihis and other robberies, part of demolition bids were opened, 4 to stockholders of record MANCHESTER issued a temporary order direc­ CRCOG Opposes Rail Plan COCKTAILS TAKE-OUT a revolutionary group, were someone has expressed interest March 21. SERVED 649-4958 arrested. ting the U.S. Department of Caldor, whose stock is traded OPEN 7 DAYS SERVICE Agriculture to give the woman in moving the building from 139 The Capitol Region Council of The U.S. Railway Associa­ Hanson said many businesses The FBI said Saxe and Power on the American Stock an extra $38 worth of food Oakland St. at no expense to the Governments (CRCOG) has tion, a federal agency es­ served by the three lines would lived in Connecticut in Hart- Exchange, has 32 stores in stamps. town and, in fact, a $600 to $700 joined in efforts to oppose aban­ tablished to restructure be hurt if the abandonment plan ^AMERICAS STEAK EXPERT 8:00 p.irt. '.ford, Torrington and Windsor Connecticut, Massachusetts, Wollenberg also denied a payment to the town. donment of rail lines in the bankrupt railroads, has succeeds. “Loss of these Locks during parts of 1972,1973 and New York. New stores are temporary order on behalf of He recommends the board Hartford area as proposed by businesses would mean a and 1974. proposed abandonement of scheduled to open this spring in Rosa Fields of San Pedro, who weigh the alternatives of the U.S. Railway Association, three regional lines: Hartford further loss of jobs in a time SPECIAL EVERY U.S. District Court Judge Willimantic and Tewksbury, is about six months pregnant. retaining the structure, CRCOG Executive Director to Cromwell, East Hartford to when the Capitol Region is John Newman had issued the Mass. demolishing it, selling it for Dana Hanson of Manchester East Longmeadow, and Hart­ already suffering high un­ MONDAY & TUESDAY! Theresa Family relocation, or selling the entire has announced. ford to Bloomfield. employment,” he said. parcel (including the dwelling). WM A1975 MATADOR STEAK & t A AA Feast every weekdiQ^ EASY TO INSTALL Z-BRICK LOBSTER TAIL 0.59 at Howard Johnsoifs! Zinsser Repeats Dialogue Plea ihbweek WITH SECONDS ON THE HOUSE : F Served with Potato, Salad, Over Parking at Lincoln Center Monday Fish Fry and Ranch House Toast! Golden filet of flounder, french fries, I Manchester Director Carl to landscape the area On Feb. 20, Thompson cole slaw. $1.39 for kids f .Zinsser Thursday fired the aesthetically. rejected the proposal he 50‘down. No monthly payments. Z-Brick is easy to install. 2.49 'latest salvo in the “Battle of apologize, insisting the Board The commission made it This week, the Lottery is giving away a bunch of beautiful new You only need a few simple Lincoln Center.” clear it considers its function to of Directors acted responsibly Tuesday Spaghetti Spree He charged, “Once again. be involvement in all projects and charging, “Mr. Zinsser con­ American Motors Matador Coupes. Each with $1,000 cash.* * A long tools. But you don't need tinues to seek political gain at list of luxury options including air conditioning and radial tires. With meat balls, meat sauce, garlic Mayor (John) Thompson has which concern town-owned E any special skills. Z-Brick is bread and salad. $1.39 for kids 'resorted to personally attack property. Zinsser and several the expense of the Board of And even a full tank of gas. lightweight, but durable. 2.49 anyone who chooses to criticize commission members said they Directors and of those people Every Lottery ticket dated March 6th comes with a Car-A-Day .him or his administration, who signed the petition in good And it's completely TEL. 872-7327 were encouraging Manchester Bonus Number. Match it and win a super Matador Coupe like the one ROUTE 83 • ELLINQTON ‘rather than to discuss the issue residents to circulate petitions faith.” shown below. Match any of our regular Double Play numbers and be in fireproof and weatherproof >Xfednesday Deep Sea Dinner Again he urged a wait and see “Sopkltticated Dining ol HeatonabU P r ic e .” on its merits.” protesting disturbance and the running for the more than 13,000 cash prizes awarded every week. so you can use it indoors Golden fried Tendersweet dams, filet of The issue referred to by removal of the lawn. approach. flounder, french fries and cole slaw. : Zinsser is conversion of the Lin­ 'Thursday, Zinsser asked Get your Lottery tickets with the Car-A-Day stub. And you and outdoors. Come see $1.39 for kids ^ . 4 7 On Feb. 11, Mrs. Verna SALAD BAR & BAKED POT. coln Center lawn facing Main Hublard presented petitions Thompson to explain his two might end up with one of this year’s most beautiful bargains. A 1975 everything you need to Included______iSt. into a driveway and parking signed by about 1,100 residents statements, “either the petition American Motors Matador Coupe. For only 500. was politically motivated or it install easy, beautiful VEAL CUTLET PARMESAN ...... $4.25 Thursday Turkey Dinner area. — requesting that the area at Roast Turkey with eiblet gravy, com It all started in November, Lincoln Center be'restored to was signed in good faith.” Z-Brick. BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP ...... $4.85 He said, “In fact, I would con­ bread stuffing, cranberry sauce and all when Conservation Commission its original condition. S5uBLE*PCftY die of 1974, that its purpose was THE COAT RACK 6 .0 0 * 5.10 what you buy a 1 to make it easier for the elderly Gold I and handicapped to do business 48 Purnell Place • Downtown Manchester 6 .1 0 * 5.10 J there, and that the town plans 2 Ham & Cheese Used 7.50* 6.38 Sandwich Old Chicago 7.50* 6.38 .« for. * COVCRASE APPROX 5 TO 6 SQ. FT. PER CTN. (30 BRICK PER CTN) LEARN HOW YOU CAN DECORATE A 4 X6AREA m i i i n $ FOR LESS THAN $ 29.00. TIME: 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M. DATE: SATURDAY MARCH 1st, MMR

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F’AGK KlGHTl^EN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 28, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 28, 1975— PAGE NINETEEN Legal Notices Grand List INDEX ADVERTISING INVITATION TO BID NOTICES 1 — Lott tnd Found ■ t-; Sealed bids will be received in 2 — Ptrtontit RATES the Office of The Director of 3 — Announctmtntt General Services, 41 Center 4 — Enttfttinmeni 1 day 9c word per day Up $4 Million 5 — Auctiont 3 days Be word per day Street, Manchester, Connec­ 6 days 7c word per day ticut until March 17, 1975 at FINANCIAL 26 days 6c word per day B — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgtges 11:00 a.m. for the following; 15 WORD MINIMUM VOL. XXIX - NO. 17 FRI., FEB. 28,1978 9 — Personal Loans VERNON behalf of a charitable and non­ USED VOTING MACHINES 10 — insurance Happy Ads $2 00 inch BARBARA RICHMOND profit organization. Bid forms, plans and EMPLOYMENT With the Board of Tax Robert Tedoldl, president of specifications are available at 13 — Help Wanted the group, is asking that any 14 — Business Opportunities Review completing its work on the General Services Office, 41 15 - Situation Wanted the Grand List, Thursday, the requests for information, or Center Street, Manchester, suggestions as to capital expen­ EDUCATION list now reflects a net increase Connecticut. 18 — Private Instructions MHS Scribes Win 19 — Schoois-Ciasses The Buffalo Shuttle diture programs for the club, be Town of Manchester, of $4,109,393 over last year’s 20 — Instructions Wanted Here is a reply to all the peo­ a record breaking number of Darby, Sharon McVeigh, Jane list. Prior to corrections it submitted in writing to the Connecticut Editor’s note; This article us. We participate in varsity. Stone Fence. The only invest­ ple ho complained when the awards, 26. Just for the record. Briggs, Keith Giguere, Jim reflected an increase of $3.9 Greater Vernon Jaycees, Box Robert B. Weiss, REAL ESTATE 119, Rockville, Conn. 06066. The 23 — Homes for Sale was written by David Stott, one Junior varsity, and intermural ment required is the labor and English system switched from North West Catholic was se­ Bauer, Kathy Bolak, Leslie million. The net amount is General Manager 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale committee hopes to make its 25 — Investment Property of 20 students from West sports, clubs, activities, and sweat to unearth these a rigid grammar-literature cond with 10 awards. Eagles, Dawn Hlivyak, Anne $166,493,904. survey and award in early 26 — Business Property Seneca, N.Y. (near Buffaio) just “hang around.’’ An AFS creatures and align them in a system to a more diversified I think the entire Engiish Kibble, Brian Kilpatrick, A major portion of the in­ 27 — Resort Property spring. who have been spending the reception was being given to wonderful configuration most selection of English-related Department deserves a pat on Theresa Lucas, Barbara Ander­ crease is due to the town’s 26 — Real Estate Wanted TOWN OF MANCHESTER week in Manchester going to see two girls off on a domestic appropriately called a Stone courses. the back, especially Gilbert son, Tim Donovan, Patricia reimbursement of $934,928, by MtSC. SERVICES the high school with MHSers exchange to California and the Fence. Maybe “We don’t learn no Hunt, head of the English Haug, Gail Heimann, Peggy the state, through Public Act AARP 31 — Services Offered LEGAL I 32 — Painting-Papenng who are hosting them. prospects of punch and cookies Then — the lingo. The classic grammar no more” but we Department who organized the Graff, Melissa Shardt, Mary 74.334 which provides for the The Tolland County Chapter - Buildmg-Contracting ADVERTISING sounded very enticing. Being no argument over 'Pop’’ (which I gave a pretty fair account of - Rooling-Sidmg The exchange is part of an contest entries for the school Stack and Devvie Shanley. elimination of property taxes of the American Association of NOTICE “ Healing-Plumbing AFS domestic program one to pass up a free meal (as like) and “Soda” .(which sounds ourselves in the recent and give his classes the added Manchester should be proud on furniture, fixtures, Retired Persons (AARP) will The Planning and Zoning - Flooring DEADLINE designed to give kids an idea of my foster parents will attest too stuffy to go.along with Stone “National Scholastic Hartford incentive of making entry in the - Moving-TrucHing-Storage of these students for their fine machinery and equipment meet Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Commission advises that - Services Wanted 12^00 noon the day before iife in other areas of the U.S. in­ to). I went down to the library, Fences). Come up to Buffalo Courant Writing Awards” con­ contest mandatory. showing, and proud of purchased after the Oct. 1,1973 the Elks Carriage House, N. because no petitions have been publication. heard about this trip, got some and ask for a “Soda” and you test. MISC. FOR SALE Deadline for Saturday and stead of other nations. They Winners of keys (or statewide Manchester’s English Depart­ assessment. Park St., Rockville. received, the public hearing - Articles for Sale arrived here Thursday, Feb. information, and, well...The get pop with a little ice cream This contest was open to all first place honors) were: Andy ment which has helped develop The property is assessed the The students from Longview scheduled for March 3,1975 will - Building Supplies Monday is 12.00 Noon Friday. bus left downtown Buffalo at 1 thrown in. Then the word students in the area and most - Pets -Birds- Dogs 20, after a 12 hour bus ride. Wrobel, Denise Graveline, these students into the writers same as other personal proper­ Junior High in Ellington will not be held. A business session - Livestock Dave wrote this articie Monday a.m. on a typical starless night. “rank.” Goodgrief, I haven’t high schools in the state par­ Elizabeth Anderson, Rae they are. . ty but is not included on the present a concert and dance will be held on this date. - Boats & Accessories PLEASE READ night, in order to meet our Leaving with the anticipation of heard “I’ll rank you so low...” ticipated in it. Manchester High Strickland and Sherri Apples- East Catholic also placed two Grand List. Reimbursement program. A copy of this notice has been - Sporting Goods - Garden Products YOUR AD Tuesday deadline. an eventful excursion to new in five years. We “Mock you has been either first or tied for tein. students in the awards column. from the state is based on the filed in the Town Clerk’s Office. - Antiques lands and new people. out.” first for the past four years. - Wanted to Buy Classified ads are taken over A second articie will appear Honorable Mention Commen­ Congratulations to all! — 1975-76 mill rate to be set in Planning and the phone as a convenience. next week relating how they The New Lands! But one This year Manchester High did dations were given to Rich Michael Darby June. Bloodmobile Zoning Commission RENTALS The Herald is responsible for 2 felt at the end of their week's item: bus riding for 12 hours is On the economic side lies the it again, taking first place with By am, Anne Thompson, Mike The Board of Tax Review up­ St. Bernard Women’s Guild Alfred Sieffert, - Rooms for Rent only one incorrect insertion and - Apartments for Rent then only to the size of the stay here. A group of nine uncomfortable, but was com­ biggest difference. Buffalo, and ped assessments to $70,627,811 will sponsor a Red Cross Blood- (Chairman - Homes lor Rent original insertion. Errors which MHSers wiii go back to West pounded by a few added surrounding suburbs, is from $70,567,429 on dwellings mobile visit, March 13 in the Joseph Swensson, - Business tor Rent - Resort Property for Rent do not lessen the value of the Seneca to compiete the Matures. The bus I was on was primarily a Steel City. With a and also on house and building church hall from 1 to 6 p.m. Secretary - Wanted to Rent advertisement will not be cor­ exchange when the students an overflow bus and had five good portion of the working lots from $28,856,452 to 228,908,- Walk-ins will be welcome. Dated this 28th day of - Misc for Rent rected by an additional i i ^ r - tion. ( from New York ieave for home passengers on it. This force employed in blue-collar VOD Winners Named 682. February, 1975. AUTOMOTIVE on Sunday. Thus far, the necessitated our taking the occupations, mostly the steel After review a small increase - Autos for Sale - Trucks for Sale exchange has proved scenic route, stopping at every mills. Recently, the Veterans of MHS student has accomplished. assignment of his and more was also realized in the acres of - Heavy Equipment tor Sale whistle stop along the way, Even with the added opuience Dancers - Motorcycles-Bicyctes fascinating to all involved. Foreign Wars sponsored its This is the farthest that any often then not, members of his land. Value was listed at $5,- Help Wanted which included beautiful down­ of Manchester, there is a com­ - Campers-Traiiers-MoPiie 13 yearly Voice of Democracy senior has gone. class walk away as winners. 835,070 and it was increased to Graduate Homes Although 1 cannot pronounce town Rochester, sunny Utica, mon habit New Englanders contest. Three Manchester Mike Lombardo and Cherrie This year’s theme was “My $5,870,751. NOTICE - Automotive Service - Autos lor Rent-Lease judgment on all the finer lovely downtown Schenectady, have. When they do something, seniors took top honors in the Hyde placed second and third Duty as an American Citizen.” Motor vehicles increased to Three Manchester residents TOWN OF COVENTRY INSPECTORS - For final in­ aspects of life here in and the Pixley Truck Stop, or they do it good, and with a cer­ town division. respectively. They, along with The entrants prepared 3-5 $15,782,930 from $15,775,130. were among 24 persons ZONING BOARD spection. minimum five years Manchester, I can give an only something like that. tain finess. There is a kind of Commercial furniture and OF APPEALS experience aircraft parts, ‘My Fair Lady’ Gerry Perrett placed first in Perrett, were feted at the an- minute speech. The topics graduating this week in •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• slightly biased opinion of life in The other irritant was the ‘ciass’ here, that isn’t seen in fixtures went down from $2,- “round” square dancing classes There will be a public hearing nights and days. All benefits. the townwide competition. His nuai VFW banquet. ranged from education, to per­ Dean Machine Products, Inc., the Hartford area, and in New window I sat near. Greyhound Western N.’if. Eliza, (Shirley Giraitis) and Henry Higgins (Jon Adams) fortune continued as he also More than 60 students entered sonal experiences, to apathy in 685,720 to $2,682,020. conducted by The Rhythm on Monday, March 3, 1975 at graciously fogs a green point on 7:30 p.m. in the Basement □ NOTICES 102 Colonial Rd, Manchester. England. Slightly biased struggle through a vowel lesson as Pfrs. Pierce (Cindy took first place in the district this year’s competition. The America. Hunt picked 20 out­ Elated that all these discarded eyeglasses will help needy people to see better, Howard Goods on hand went down Rounds of East Hartford. Equal opportunity employer. because although I was born in the top of the window. Unfor­ But when it comes right down from $2,631,890 to $2,609,520 and Room of the Coventry Town Dodson) looks on. The scene is from the musical now in contest. As the representative majority of participants were standing essays and from these Gold, left, president of the Manchester Lions Club, and Robert Bletchman, chairman of The local graduates were Mr. Buffalo, and am living there tunately the genius who in­ to people. AFS programs do not boats down from $182,980 to Hall to hear the following rehearsal at MHS scheduled to be performed April 4,5,11, of the district to the states, he members of Giibert B. Hunt’s chose six finalists. From the the recent “New Eyes for the Needy” drive, begin to pack the glasses for distribution. and Mrs. Howard Crothers of Lost and Found 1 REAL ESTATE expanding of­ presently. I’ve lived a long time stalled this window put it in emphasize the cuitural 12 in Bailey Auditorium, (photo by Spano) has done something no other English ciasses. This is a usual finalists, a board of educators $180,280. The veterans’ exemp­ 713 E. Middle Tpke. and Miss application: fice looking for qualified (Herald photo by Dunn) RE; Parking of Coventry in Bridgeport. I miss some of upside-down. I couldn’t keep differences and iittie idiosyn­ chose the winners. tion increased from $3,421,589 Terry Richardson of 45 Fulton LOST - Greenwood Drive since licensed full-time salesperson. the things that make the bright highway lights out of crasies of each people but to $3,424,29. Rd. School Buses. Mass Bus Com­ Sunday, black male nine month Call for confidential interview. Manchester beautiful and sound my eyes, and I couldn’t see rather display the common Paul and Lillian Zepke are in­ pany appealing for relief from old kitten with white spot on F. J. Spilecki Realtor, 643-2121. familiar. anything out the window. bond we have. Charity Programs structors for the group, which the restrictions imposed in Sec­ belly. Call 649-6882. ‘Fair Lady’ Cast DENTAL SECRETARY assis­ I guess how I got here comes But the New Lands! The animal is the same, no The Greater Vernon Jaycees, starts a new series of tion 8.1.4 of the Coventry Zoning I have to start with the stone matter what tree he climbs or Lions Eyeglasses Drive Successful has formed a committee, Regulations and from an LOST - Passbook No. 25- tant, good knowledge of typing first. Every year the music depart­ comedy, drama, and some of workshops next Tuesday at and business procedures. Write The final bell does not signal fences — where else can anyone color fur he wears. — David the most popular musical Profile: Barbara Senna within the organization, to con­ East Hartford's John J. McCar- adverse ruling by Coventry 0120991, Savings Department of ment of Manchester High Box T, Manchester Herald. the end of the day for many of find a better fence than the Stott sider capital expenditures on Zoning Agent, Mr. E. Wheeler the Connecticut Bank & Trust Schooi under the supervision of numbers around. tan School. Co. Application made for pay­ February vacation while “Really mature,’’ very fondly of. “That club has “freedom and happiness are The recent drive for “New collection, said Wry, runs about For 14 years, the Lions have to EXPERIENCED folder Miss Martha White presents a 1. Permit parking of office ment. spring musical. most students slept late and “sophisticated,” “intelligent,” roots so deep, no one could ever found in what one should do, not Eyes for the Needy” conducted 25,000 pairs of eyeglasses. been interested in sight conser­ operator, wanted, call 522-4174 stayed as far away from school “different,” “a great actress,” tear them away. It’s with us to -what one wants to do.” This is a by the Manchester Lions Ciub From New Britain, they are vation. trailer on the property known IMPOUNDED - Black, white between 9-12. Career Center Plans Given This year by popuiar vote of as the Old Zollo’s property. as possible, the performers “into her reiigion,” “a complex stay.” She held the role of Mrs. statement that many will dis­ resulted in an assortment of sent to an Episcopai Church in Within the past year, the and tan male Collie. Contact the choir classes, “My Fair 2. Extend period of parking at AVON - No selling experience were hard at work from 9-3 person, I can’t figure her out.” Banks in “You Were Born on a agree with, but this is the root several hundred discarded Short Hills, N.J., where the Manchester Lions donated an ROCKVILLE Coventry Dog Warden, 423-6524. The Career Pianning Center speaker programs were held. Whitney plant. They were: Lady” was chosen. Zollo’s to the end of the school necessary. As an Avon is sponsoring a variety of ac­ On Wednesday James Ward, an Laurence Perry, science After tryouts the major ieads Monday through Thursday lear­ In my quest for finding the Rotten Day,” and gave an un­ of her personal philosophy. eyeglasses donated by people eyeglasses are sorted, graded optiscope to Mary Cheney Representative you can sell ning lines, practicing songs, and right adjectives that wouid be forgettable portrayal of Minnie Right now her plans stem no longer needing them. and tested. year pending decision of the IMPOUNDED - Black Airdale tivities this week centered engineer representative from department head; Mrs. Rober­ were cast as foliows; Library. The instrument HOSPITAL NOTES type male dog. Contact Coven­ quality products full or part- F school board or other action. working out dance steps. worthy of attaching themselves in “Teii Me That You Love Me, only to the immediate future. Manchester Lions join with The metal frames are melted time. I'll show you how. Call around Pratt & Whitney. Pratt & Whitney, spoke to in­ ta Thompson and Ted Brin- Eiiza—Shirley Giraitis, Henry enlarges pictures and print. 3. Utilize above ground try Dog Warden, 423-6524. Throughout the week, a terested students about careers damour, math teachers; and Higgins—Jon Adams, Coi, Although some minor com- to Barbara Senna, I decided to Junie Moon.” She plans to study liberal arts other Lions from Hartford down, sold, and the money 523-9401. piications did arise, as ieads ask other people — close Of acting, she states that “it at MCC, then transfer to four- and Litchfield Counties and received is used to support the The Lions recently funded storage tank of 4,(XX) gal. cap. model of the JT8D engine, as engineers and engineering Mrs. Sara Robinson, guidance Pikering—Scott Price, for gasoline. IMPOUNDED - liver and white were sick with viruses, the friends, co-workers, and a few is a beautiful creative art form. year college, preferably turn in all their eyegiasses to whole endeavor. The jewels set piano instruction for a biind boy Stafford Springs; William Pointer male. Contact Coventry loaned by Pratt & Whitney, was technicians. counselor. Doolittle—Billy Matthews, Admitted Thursday; Empson This hearing is open to all in­ production is progressing merely knew her by name to It helps one to become involved UConn. Howard Wry in New Britain. in some of the frames are aiso who is a client of the Sheltered Wilcox, Court St., Rockville, Dog Warden, 423-6524. on display. It is a cutaway On Friday, Brian Taylor from The tour included seeing the Freddie—John Griffin, Mrs. Aborn, Mapie St., Eilington; terested persons. WANTED smoothiy. Round "Table and the help. Their responses varied, as in other people’s behavior She hopes that when she The average annual total removed and sold. Workshop. Birth Thursday: A daughter model, generated by electricity the personnel department of many shop areas where jobs Pierce—Cindy Dodson and Catherine Bober, Green Rd., George M. Coon choirs are rehearsing the can be seen in the examples patterns and in other life graduates, she will “leave a to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lee, Personals 2 which shows the many moving Pratt & Whitney, spoke about were available to high school Mrs. Higgins-Cindy Tucker. Manchester; Sandra Booth, Chairman Highly Motivated parts of the engine. Students careers in the machinist trades. graduates as well as the ap­ My Fair Lady, a musical adap­ chorus numbers and work on above, but most of their at­ situations without actuaiiy mark on the walls of MHS.” West Wiilington; Richard Thompson St., Rockville. E Salesman costuming, and the set’s in it’s having to live them — without When asked if she has left it on INCOME tax returns prepared were encouraged to view the Both speakers referred to the prentice programs. If there is tation of George Bernard Shaw. titudes all shared a common Carlberg, Tory Rd., Toiiand; in the privacy of your home Call early stages. facing the unpieasantries and dispiay. model engine in their remarks. sufficient interest, a similar The show is one of the most feeling— that of respect and ad­ one of the bathroom walls, she Peter Comoilo, Lawrence St., Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or 525- for established real estate In years past, people have things you’d rather avoid.” In conjunction with the dis­ Thursday, four faculty tour for students will be successful musicals of all time. miration. laughs and replies, “No, I’m MCC Civitans, Church Council Rockvilie; Florence Ertel, 8263. firm In Manchester play of the model, two career member toufed the Pratt & arranged. It concerns the endeavors of been turned away on nights of But what is Barbara Senna Last spring she was chosen not a graffitti artist. What I Franklin Park, Rockville; Ed­ Since Contact Announcements were made Henry Higgins, a British performance. Consequently, really like? Which description literary editor of Aridian, a mean is you leave it in the mond Groleau Jr., Stafford INCOME TAX preparation - DANIEL F. REALE this week of the Manchester phoneticist, to educate a this year the Musical has been fits her best? Most likely all of position which she now enjoys minds and hearts of others.” Planning Emergency Food Pantry Springs; Ruth Hopkins, Alison n a a -, your home or mine. Memorial Hospital Career Day cockney flower girl, Eliza scheduled for two consecutive them, for in the minds of very much. She remarks, “I Dr., South Windsor; Myrtle Reasonable. By Danny Byram, REALE REALTORS ar Gets It weekends, the first two of others, a person is the concept iove to feel the sensitivity in Having left a part of herself, 649-5096. program Thursday, March 6, Doolittle, in the way of Sein, an Johnson, Linden Pi., Rockville; Plants 646-4525 April. of the impressions he has other peopie’s writing.” This she feels that she will take All lnl»nrl0wt Conlldtnlltl... Beware all caramels, cakes, force what the children learned from 3-9 p.m. elegant lady. The show has A townwide collection of non- Salvation Army, Second but the Emergency Pantry Kathleen Osuna, Windsor TAX RETURNS and accoun­ received. Many know her by year has indeed been a busy one something also — and that is a That ice cream, and other cavity- from the visiting dentists. Students will have an oppor­ perishable foods to establish an Congregationai, South United would ensure that no one in Locks; Christine Richard, ting done professionally. name, but few have come to for her. She was given the time- better understanding of people. Bolton Rd., Vernon; Ursula makers! Under the guidance of Lee tunity to tour the hospital Emergency Food Pantry for Methodist, Trinity Covenant, Manchester would have to go Please! Reasonable rates. Confidential. seeing various departments in know her beyond that first im­ consuming activity of student “The only way to thrive in this DUTCHMAID Clothing looking Between March 11 and 20 the Hay, several of the thespians Indians Gain Manchester residents faced and Bolton Congregational. hungry and would help a person Ryan, Lawrence Rd., South Experienced. Call Dan Hickey, pression. assistant director in S & B’s world is to improve your for you. Short hours, Mod pay, International Thespian Society revised the play to make it action and to meet and talk with The Emergency Food Pantry or family manage for a day or Windsor; Valerie Sfreddo, Staf­ 649-9145. When Barbara first came to production of “The Birds” last relationship with others, or with an emergency need for 168 Woodland SL will train you. Jessie Dunnack, of MHS will be tracking down more humorous. It is the story people on the job. Interested is being established as an two until more permanent help ford Springs. MHS, she felt lost. “I’ve always fall, and became a member of you’re crushed and left to fall food will be conducted March 643-8474 Manchester INCOME TAX returns 423-4216. and punishing those two scoun- of four children who succeed in students should sign up in the 14,15 and 16. answer to the growing need for could be arranged,” she said. Guidance Office by the close of Tourney Berth felt detached from other peo­ the International Thespian by the wayside. Discharged Thursday; Julia prepared in your home. dresi of tooth decay notoriety. trapping two villians. Sugar and food assistance in Manchester Society in January. Her efforts to understand and The food drive is being spon­ The property committee of Bartlett, South St., Rockville; Reasonable, Call H.H. Wilson, NURSE'S AIDES for all shifts. Sugar and Smacking, in a short Smacking, meanwhile, instruc­ school on Monday, March 3. ple, and I knew I wouldn’t be particulariy with those families “For Plants That Please!’’ Full-time or part-time. Only the Hoping to extend their Fermi. The Tribe dropped two In spite of much encourage­ help people have indeed proven sored by the Manchester Com­ Center Congregational Church Dianne Beasley, Talcottville 649-6506. play called “Good Guys are ting the audience as to healthy A Career Day is also being happy until I found an outlet for and individuals who, in an experienced need apply. season, the Manchester cagers games to Conard and ment from others, she is not themselves unique, as those munity College Collegiate has offered one of the rooms at Rd., Vernon; Katherine Winners” by Sylvia L. Qafline. eating and brushing habits. held on Saturday, March 8, at all my interests,” she says. TAX SERVICES - For in­ Highest starting salary m the return to the Class AA tourna­ Wethersfield. sure she’d like to make a career who lives have been touched in Civitan Gub in coordination attempt to keep up with rising the church for the pantry. Bolstridge, RFD 2, Rockville; Buy Lawn & Garden Food Now, — The thespians will perform Included in the musical sec­ Centinel Hill Hall at G. Fox & “Our relation to other people dividuals and corporations. area. Liberal fringe benefits. ment after a three year Leading the individual scoring of acting. She says, “I don’t any way by the talents of this with the Manchester Area rent, utility bills, and medical Hours the pantry would be open Gayle Boutin, Vineta Dr., Ver­ and Save at Reduced Priceal this brief play for first, second, tions are such notables as “Who Co. in Hartford. It is sponsored is the only thing that matters in costs, find themselves faced Home service. Call 563-4643. Apply in person East Hartford absence. parade was senior guard Ray want to lead a superficial individual can verify. Conference of Churches. will depend on community non; John Chipman, West • SCOTTS • ORTHO • QREENFIELD Convalescent Home, 745 Main and third grades at 10 elemen­ Can Make Your Teeth Rot?” by the Zonta Club of the Hart­ our worid. I don’t want to sound with bare shelves and empty Under the direction of first Sullivan, who averaged 16.4 per existence. I have no selfish The future does look bright The non-perishable food response to an appeal for Wiilington; Evelyn Dearstyne, • HUBBARD HALL • MILORQANITE Street, East Hartford. tary schools in Manchester. (to the tune of the “the Candy ford area. trite. But I believe in stomachs. Mrs, Nancy Carr, year coach Doug Pearson, the contest and shared rebounding career aims that will help me, for Barbara Senna, and when items may be left at a drop-off volunteers to staff the pantry. RFD 4, Rockville; Laurel Since one goal of the thespian ^M■...... "We an” ) and Are Not brotherhood; our survival executive director' of BUY NOW « SAVEII BUY NOW It SAVEII Indians have compiled an 11-8 honors with 6-5 senior Bob but not others around me. 1 she does leave MHS, It will be box in the MCC student lounge To obtain food, people \^11 Duell, Mile Hill Rd., Rockville; RESIDENT MANAGER - 105- society is to promote drama in Criminals” ( to the tune of Try Out for *Mama^ depends on it.” Manchester Area Conference of □ FINANCIAL unit garden apartment located mark this season, 9-7 in the Ostberg. Mark Demko and know I can’t save the world, but with the best wishes of all of us or at the churches associated have to have a bonafide referral Kevin Farris, RFD 4, the school system, members of “Mary Had a Little Lamb” ). So She tried to identify some Churches, said. TRUE IRISH SHAMROCKS in Manchester. Responsible Try-outs for “I Remember CCIL. The tribe copped 9 of forwards. Bob Healy, Hal I want to help people and I'll do who have the hope that she will with the Conference of from such sources as Rockville; Shawn Lavasseur, the club participated annually that everyone may participate part of herself with everyone, 2 W Pole, ONLY 690 3" Poto, ONLY 990 Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 couple to handle rentals and Mama,” Sock ’n Buskin’s up­ their last 12 decisions. whatever I find I am meant to Churches. “Assistance would, of course, clergymen, town and state W. Middle Tpke., Manchester; in a service project. Last year, and miss as few schools as Rawlings, and John Koepsel and by the end of her find what she’s looking for in maintenance. Free rent, coming play, will be In the Included in their late surge were regular starters. Bench do, though sometimes it’s hard life, and that in whatever that is These churches include be only partial and temporary, welfare workers, public health Charles McKean, Old Stone they took part in a show on possible, three different casts sophomore year, she felt more MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ utilities plus salary bonus and auditorium Tuesday and was an Inspirational upset over strength was provided by Jim she’ll remain that “mature, Assumption, Center nurses or school social workers. Rd., Vernon; Laura Poulin, ^^Pete” Planter says — Channei 24 called “Free For will play the six roles. confident that she could adjust to distinguish what that is. If I cond, third. All kinds. Realty insurance. Call Brentmoor Wednesday. previously undefeated league NcWickle, Alex Mikolowsky, Congregational, St. Management 643-5177. All,” a variety of pieces were The problems of multiple as others could to the pressures can best benefit the people sophisticated, different, com­ statewide. Credit rating un­ The play concerns in im­ champ Hall. It was to be the and John Pisch. plex person” who people will Bartholomew’s, St. Bridget, presented including a portion casts, touring the schools, and of high school life. around me by acting, then necessary. Reasonable. Con­ migrant family’s struggles only blemish on the Worriers’ The JV’s compiled a 6-13 Concordia Lutheran, Communi­ Your Hew fidential, quick arrangements. POSITION available for from “Tell Me That You Love producing the play without In her junior year, she found that’s what I’ll do.” admire enough to to “figure “For All Your Gar­ during the period around 1910. slate. mark. Coach Dave Flanagan in­ She strongly feels that out.” — Barb Anderson ty Baptist, Emanuel Lutheran, Two MHS Students Alvin Lundy Agenev. 527-7971. automobile and motorcycle Me, Junie Moon” and an im­ funds, await the thespian socie­ Sock ’n Buskin, which she taiks den NeedSf They sales. Previous experience Anyone interested in a part is Another landmark on the dicates he has several varsity North United Methodist, St. Merit Finalists 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ provised comedy. ty. However, armed with much welcome. You need not be a ford. Evenings, 233-6879. necessary. Apply in person, schedule came Dec. 14. The oc­ prospects for next year, to help James, St. Mary’s Episcopal, Two Manchester High School FIREPUCE Have It At Wood­ This year Dental Association enthusiasm and colossal member of Sock ’n Buskin. Manchester Honda, 24 Adams casion was the first meeting replace seven seniors. Brian students have been named Street, Manchester. 646-2789. of Manchester asked the club to toothbrushes, they are sure to Scripts are available in room land Gardens. Plant MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd with crosstown rival East Moran, Jason Thompkins, Jeff finalists in the 1975 Merit add to the usual Dental Health produce a play you would give 271 and can be signed out for INSTALLED IN 1I DAT mortgages — interim financing Catholic. A capacity crowd at Kiernan, Jeff Backoffen, Mike Scholarship competition. Something Alive In RETIRED GENTLEMAN Week activities by presenting your eye-teeth to see! — Wendy two days. The performances — expeditious and confidential Clarke Arena saw the Indians Presti, and Mike Sherman are from *441. O om sIiU «Hli all plshii aa4 okimaa) service, J.D. Real Estate wanted for general cleaning, 2 They are Jonathan P. Adams something which would rein­ Horwitz will be May 16, 17, 23 and 24. 19751” nipped 60-55 in a superb game. all promising sophomores. and G ^rge K. Sweetnam. As Assoc. 6W-1980. art-time. Apply to Moriarty irothers, 301 Center Street. Manchester swept season The Indians, ranked 21st, face finalists, they are eligible to series from Penny, East Hart­ number 12th ranked Norwich g compete for a one-time $1,000 Large I'/k” Pole ATTENDANTS - for Shell ford, Enfield, and Rockville and Free Academy on Saturday ABOUT scholarship, or a four-year • HOUSE PLANTS Reg. 990-SI .09 Carwash, full and part-time, split with Hall, Windham, and night at Windham. — Peter scholarship. □ EMPLOYMENT must be friendly, neat in Gorley TOWN Adams is the son of Mr. and • TERRARIUMS appearance, over 18, and have o*''’ Mrs. Milton K. Adams of 34 Help Wanted 13 good work record. Good in­ Cole St. • CACTI- come, good chance for advance­ TOOL MAKERS - All-around ment, call Mr. Clougherty, Rock Review Sweetnam is the son of Mr. Built-In Fireplaces are Round Table Singers of and Mrs. Richard W. Sweetnam SUCCULENTS machinists and Bridgeport between 10-5 p.m. for appoint­ Rick Derringer Manchester High School will easily installed in one day in operators. Top wages, fringe ment and interview, 647-9016. He also played on the Edgar of 198 Hollister St. any room. These pre­ All American Boy Winter album. They Only Come conduct a car wash Saturday • FOLIAGE PLANTS benefits and overtime. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the engineered fireplaces are Experience preferred. Apply at FULL and part-tim e RNS, The extent of this album Out at Night, and for Steely Dan LPNS and Nurse’s aides Center Congregational Church designed for maximum heat • LARGE INDOOR Paragon Tool Company, 121 doesn’t end with the first song on Countdown to Ecstacy. output and will reduce your Adams Street. needed, second shift at “Rock ’n Roll Hootchlekoo.” Derringer mixes up the music parking lot and at McDonald’s Meadows Convalescent Home, W£ WOULD MOST parking lot on W. Center St. heat bill. PLANTS The rest of the album is just as throughout the album; hard PHONE FROM home to ser­ excellent benefits and working P rocess will be used to defray Units are code approved 3 lor '2.50 conditions. Please apply in per­ strong, but they couldn’t put rock, slow songs, instrumen­ and guaranteed for 25 • GIFT PLANTS vice our customers for super expenses for the group’s trip to earnings. Choose own hours. son, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m., 333 Bidwell Hunouf /WfiECiftTe every song on the idiot charts. tals, and songs with a message. years, and are easily in­ Rick Derringer displays his Some feature cuts include Hawaii. See Us For:— Flower & Vegetable Call 647-1810. Street Manchester. stalled by yourself or our Seeds, Seeding & Potting Soil, Pots, talents with fine guitar and per­ “Time Warp,’’ “Cheap 4 a - trained crew. No present ftriOST HOMOkWOUE cussion plus lyrics and vocals. Tequilla,” “It’s Raining,” “Un­ DANDY DANCERS - Earn up The Department of Connec­ chimney necessary . We Flats, Insecticides, Dried Flowers, Or* to $4 hourly. Will train. Must be Add to all of that, some complicated,” and “Jump, ticut of World War I Veterans have an installed working namental Pottery and Statuary. over 18. Call Jobseekers 568- il flUDiewcEi specialists including Edgar Jump, Jump.” This album and Auxiliary will meet Sunday 1070. I o Winter, Joe Walsh, Joe Vitale, came out Just less than a year fireplace in our showroom... PRISON SITE at 2 p.m. at the Norwalk VFW Visit us to see how perfectly ALSO: Books on Growing, Arranging, and Ken Pasarelll. The end ago and since then the music Home, 48 High St. JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) - CUSTODIANS - Experienced, result is an album that shines world has anxiously awaited a this fireplace operates and Crafts & Hobbies. Mississippi’s “new" state capitol part-time mornings, to discuss your requirements. from cover to cover. second Rick Derringer album. Help Feed The Birds! was completed in 1903 at a cost Manchester-Vernon area. Call .'I This is Derringer’s first solo It seems that the time has come Marc Caplan, director of $1 milUon. 643-5691 between 2-6 p.m. TRY OUR OWN SPECIAL [ -Tenk*- album, but he’s far from in­ and the album should be of Connecticut Citizen’s Action The capitol, which rei^aced experienced. He has played on available to the public in the Group (offshoot of Nader’s fare - g low d ie t. AUDOBON MIX ....SIbs. 99* the first permanent capitol HANDYMAN - Electrical Raiders), will be guest speaker too lbs...... a StB.99 repair experience a must. many albums and written many beginning of March. Hopefully Rouft 83, Varnon (2 mllai North of Yornon Cirolo) building constructed in 1833, was Flexible full-time hours. East at Tuesday’s noon meeting of Alao Bird Houaaa, Bird Paadart, Bird Batha, songs for other artists. He it will have the same quality of Noun: T it i, Wad, Than, 10-6;30 Fri. 10-1 Sal. 8-B Son. 11-4 Elactric Bird Watar Warmara, Etc. erected on what had been the Hartford company. Jobseekers played and wrote for Johnny All American Boy. — Joe Kiwanis Club at Manchester site of the state penitentiary. 568-1070. Winter on Still Alive and Well. Damon Country Gub. Cloaad Moaitit ' 172 -H M

l y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Feb. 28, 1975 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Feb. 28, 1975 Hom»$ For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homaa For Sela 23 Services Olfarad 31 Building-Contracting 33 Articlea lor Sale 41 Rooms for Rant $2 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 MinchMtsr ONLY $19,900- Seven rooms, 2 DI8TINCTIVI story, 111 Walnut Street, han­ COLONIALS SHARPENING Service - MASON CONTRACTOR - SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury LIGHT housekeeping room for BY OWNER - Manchester, An- 5F 8 room, 2W baUi executive home wiUi MANCHESTER VICINITY Saws, knives, axes, shears, Plastering, custom built stone South WIndior dyman’s treasure, fire SENECA DRIVE in Ver­ above ground pool distributor rent, stove, refrigerator and saldi Built Colonial, Lookout | fantasUc skyline view. 4 bedrooms skates, rotary blades. Quick or brick fireplaces, chimney needs warehouse space. Will linens provided. 801 Main 10 ROOMS CUT THIS AD OUT fireplaced living room and family damaged, no agents. Please WHY RENT? non...beautiful location and a Luxurious and spacious with 4 Mountain area. Excellent con- | service. Capitol Equipment room. A most attracUve wooded set- repairs, block and cement sell and comnletely install a Street. 649-9879. Ixxirooms, 2V5 baths, 3 firepiaces. Solid dition, three bedrooms, 2 1/2 I phone 647-9360. Become your own landlord lovely 4 bedroom colonial on a Ung in choice resIdenUal area. Call Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. work. New and repairs. E. huge 16x31’ O.D. swim pool brick and aluminum siding for low TO KEEP US HANDYI! and collect rents from others. baths, screened porch, double I ’ Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, S46-3233. wooded lot. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursdajsday Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. complete with fencing, maintenance. Florida bound owner danlal I. reale MIS BY OWNER, three bedroom Aluminum sided duplex just anxious to sell. Call Suzanne or Arthur garage. Principals. $60’s. 643- ■ BETTE DRIVE in 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- sundeck, filter and pump. Now ShorU, 646-3233. 1839. I J . WATSON RUCH CO. Ranch, finished rec room and listed, one side features two Apartmanta For Rant 53 RMftora MLS M a n c h e s te r ... A U&R 7958. only $795. Full price financing J . WETSOM lU C H CO. play room, large lot, many bedrooms and the other side STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone ManehMtor OtRea S47-9139 extras. Call 646-3478. gem...huge four bedroom, 2W available. Call Tony collect, Raatton ____ **LS MANCHESTER - Two-family I Equal Houifng Opportunity has three. Separate gas fur­ REWEAVING burns, holes. walls, fireplaces, flagstone 203-232-6500. WE HAVE customers waiting ShelieraUt Manchmter Offlc* 647-91SO bath, 6room home. Loaded Duplex, located on West side. | terraces, concrete repairs, in­ naces, pleasant corner lot. with extras. Big lot, big trees, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. for the rental of your apartment Equal Housing Opportunity Large kitchen, living room, two | side and outside. Reasonably or home. J.D. Real Estate Priced to sell at $31,900. privacy plus in this location. Window shades, Venetian IT’S terrific the way we’re bedrooms with third bedroom ■ blinds. Keys. TV for rent. priced. 643-0851. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. WE NEED USTINGS VICTORIAN COLONIAL Mid 60’s and worth it. selling Blue Lustre to clean CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING on third floor. Separate fur- I MANCHESTER - New 3- Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. rugs and u Rent MANCHESTER - Redwood naces. Priced at $39,500 Zinsser I T.J. CROCKETT shampooer $1. E. Johnson LOOKING for anything in real bedroom custom Ranch, 2 RaiHora 643-1577 Farms-nine room aluminum Agency, 6461511. ■ baths, aluminum siding, double Gracious Manchester Vic­ MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 Paint Company estate rental — apartments, sided Raised Ranch on large garage, excellent torian Colonial with large Removal, pruning, lot clearing, homes, multiple dwellings, no treed lot. Three full baths, NEW LI8TINB - 5 room Ranch, Vh baths, king-alzad fees. Call J.D. Real Estate VERNON -‘Almost new, three ■ maatar bodroom, wall to wall earpoting, 100 x 180 trood neighborhood. $47,900. Hayes fireplaced and carpeted for­ W/ spraying. Fully insured. BIDWELL Home Improvement SEASONED HARDWOOD - fireplaced family room, five bedroom Ranch, 2-car garage, 2 I Corporation, 646-0131. mal dining room, living room, CHARMING SIX-ROOM Cape, Licensen. Free estimates. Co. Expert installation of Split and round for fireplace, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. bedrooms, formal dining room, lot Raal value for $20,900. Call lor moro Information. baths, big wood^ lot. Fantastic | eat-in kitchen, multi use room fireplaced living room, formal Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. aluminum siding, gutters and $2.50 per trunk load. 78 Erie eat-in kitchen and large living view of Connecticut Valley. ■ dining room, 11/2 baths, above ONE ROOM and three room PHONE MANCHESTER - Ranch-atyla Condominium. Now wall to JUST REDUCED (could be den, office, fourth trims. Roofing installation and Street, off Keeney Street. 643-2711 room. Priced to sell in low Fully carpeted and magnificent I furnished apartm ent - All ground pool, nicely landscaped TREE SERVICE (Soucier) repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. wall earpoting, extra largo maator bodroom, aat-ln Professionally landscaped 3- bedroom, family room, hobby $50’s. Zinsser Agency, 6461511. appointments. Immediate oc-1 kitchen with stove, refrigerator, central air conditioning: bedroom oversized Ranch, fenced y garage. Low 30’s. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, DRESSMAKER’S SALE - utilities. Older persons FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOURAD room, etc.), 2 full baths, 3 6 4 7 -1 4 1 9 preferred. 272 Main Street. cupancy. 50s. Warren E. | Only $29,900. prestige area, 2 fireplaces, Owner, 646-3 stumps removed, fully insured. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Material, patterns, zippers, Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. | bedrooms (one could be split Got a tree problem? Well worth roofing, storm windows, aw­ thread, buttons, trims, etc. 643- Homes For Sale 23| EAST HARTFORD - 0 room moms, full base- family room, closets galore, huge screened in deck to add another), fixed ANDOVER LAKE - 6 1/2 room a phone call. 742-8252. nings. Quality workmanship, 6103. FURNISHED two room apart­ $27,900 MANCHESTER - Just reduced. | mant, alum, atorma and t C M ^ ^ r p o r t, nice yard. stairway to large attic storage Ranch on acre lot. Three M in cliM to r free estimates. Fully insured. ment, private bath, heat, hot □ EDUCATION MANCHESTER - Six month I This 6room Cape is back on overlooks private wooded Center Street, 3-family in 5 Should be aaan. Only $32,5C : backyard. Call us today. area and a small detached bedrooms, large kitchen, CUSTOM MADE Draperies, 872-9187, 649-3417. water, utilities, Apply new, prime west side location,, the market as buyer didn’t TOP OF THE HILL BEATEN down carpet paths go Marlow’s 869 Main Street. 5-5 D uplex, 1 1/2 b ath s, business zone II. Ideal for | MANCHESTER — Six room, 3 badri^' >a. Immaculate Jackston Agency, 6461316. garage. This is a large (1,850 fireplace, lovely lake view. very reasonable work Move in condition. $30,500. when Blue Lustre arrives. Rent Private Instructions 18 hardwood floors, aluminum I Iqualify. Located at professional offices or commer- ■ condition. Rraplaca In living c Q w S i. atorma and square feet) older home that garanteed, call anytime. 649- ROOFING - Specializing Principals only. 742-5076. repairing roofs, new roofs, electric shampooer. $1. E. A. 3 1/2 ROOMS with heat, hot siding, high 50’s. Hayes Cor­ I Manchester Green. Vacant. d al expansion. Owner anxious | ecraana. Only $33,900. MANCHESTER - New family has had extensive quality in­ We are offering for the first Corner lot. Many extras. for quick sale. LaPenta Agen- | gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Johnson Paint Company. water, cooking gas, stove, EXPERIENCED English poration, 6^1 3 1 . VERNON 6 Colonial, aluminum siding, terior remodeling and utility time, one of Manchester’s refrigerator, wall-to-wall teacher will tutor, special cy. Realtor, 6462440. ■ — Immaculate room Ranch. Above ground three bedrooms, bath and NEW LISTING - Martin School TWO HANDYMEN - will clean and repaired. 30 years T.J. CROCKEH pool, 3 bodrooma, flniahad family room. 2-zona heat, gar­ renewal. Please call for District, 6 bedrooms, 9-room most gracious homes. This attics and cellars, light experience. Free estimates. RED TAG Garage sale - carpet, $175. Centrally located, training in composition, and HEBRON lavatory, oversized modern 8-room Dutch Colonial Is Thursday and Friday, 9-9, adults only. No pets. Security SAT preparation. Call 646-7305. I Realtors 643-1577 I age, large yard. Should bo aaan. Only $34,900.. kitchen, built-ins, 24’ combina­ further information. Fairly older home, wall-to-wall trucking, reasonable rates, 643- Rowley, 643-5361. carpeting, paneling, etc. Asking situated on over 4 acres of Saturday 9-6. Miscellaneous deposit required. Call 643-9678. OWNER TRANSFERRED MANCHESTER I COVENTRY — On old Main 8t. 3 family - One 4-room apt., tion dining and play room, gar­ priced at $34,900. 5305. This 3-bedroom Raised Ranch $41,000. Call Homeseekers treed, prime residential land. ROOFING - Installation and items. First Green house on TIRED OF TRANSPORTING I two 3-room apta. Good Invaatmant. Only $34,900. age, just right lot, conveniently Seap-aves Road, Coventry, off MANCHESTER - pleasant four ^fflpwAPS with screened porch and 2-car locate. Trade of your present Realty, 6464353. The view to the east ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ repairs, gutters, storm win­ Schools-Classes 19 YOUR CHILDREN HERE ■ MANCHESTER — 5-room Ranch in prime area. Large ,ODEGARD‘ eling, rec rooms, offices, SouQi Street. Inside, ram or room apartment, modern, cen­ garage is located on large lot home considered. Donald S. overlooking the Manchester dows, doors. Experienced MANCHESTER - Reduced to, AND THERE? I maatar bedroom, one car garage, aluminum aided, EAST HARTFORD - Gas saver, Country Club is superb. household repairs. Phone 649- quality workmanship. Fully in­ shine. trally located, avocado in lovely country setting. Too Gale, Realty Co., Realtors, REALTY appliances, carpeting, no pets, $49,900. Four bedroom, center Here is a 4-bedroom Dutch I carpeting. $39,800. Maka an offer. 6 room older home, good condi­ 4594. sured. Free estimates. many features to mention and hall Colonial, in prime area of MLS, 289-7939. There Is a fireplace In the TAG SALE - February 28 - $2()5 monthly. 649-3978, 646-4780. 2 tion, screened porch, fireplace, AHENTION Colonial, conveniently located I BRAND NEW COLONIAL - 6 lar-' fs is with floor to 6 4 5 ^ 3 6 5 living room, dining room and Reasonable prices. Rick will move fast at $49,500. older homes, 1 1/2 baths, large one block all buses, R-4 zone, BUILDING and remodeling - Burnett, 646-3005. March 1, 10-4. 53 Grove Street, M ake som e­ MOTHERS fireplaced living room, family where your children could ■ colling raised hearth first c O v V '-l<"’9« $32,000. Broker, 5665555. master bedroom. A circular Kitchens, bathrooms, family Manchester. ROCKVILLE - Available I Applications now being room, eat-in kitchen, 2-car gar­ walk to most activities. Home I bedroom with walk-ln c lo s a v ^ ^ iota of extras. Only driveway, butler's pantry and rooms, garages, roofing and March 1. Nicely furnished 31/2- one happy accepted for 3W and 4-year- age. Many extras including features large rooms with I $41,900. greenhouse are a few of the gutters. Free estimates. Paul •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SEASONED Fireplace Wood - room apartment. Heat, no pets, old children at carpeting, pantry with laundry many special features and has • DUPLEX - 5 & 5 aiumlnui m A | A lars old. Each aldt MANCHESTER Offered by the features that make this quite S. Matarazzo, 875-0509. Heating-Plumbing 35 $20 per 3/4 ton pickup load no children. Security. $170 Today — delivered. Call 228-9585. monthly. 646-1060. I ST. MARY’S DAY SCHOOL and pool. Private sale. 646-4235. a gracious quality about it all. I has 3 badrooma and Vh . 9U*f?f,u00. a unique offering. C all 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Located on landscaped corner CONDOMINIUM - 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2Vz baths. Enjoy CONSERVE FUEL - Chimney SEWERLINES, sink lines, 41 Park St., Manchaatar MANCHESTER — 94 Hanry 8t. Ona year old aluminum cleaned with electric cutters, lot. Out of state owner has to your home and let someone else worry about and fireplace heat reclaimers, WOMAN’S white Ermine THREE ROOM apartm ent, I For further information, 647 1419 I sidad 6 room Colonial with In-ground pool. 2'h baths, ona PHILBRICK by professionals. McKinney jacket, like brand new. One of a heat, hot water, stove, EAST HARTFORD sell. snow removal and cutting the lawn. Franklin fireplace inserts and please contact Mrs. J. I ' car garage. Immaculate homo with many nice features. WARREN E. forced air dechillers for home, Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ kind. Best offer. 228-0028, 228- refrigerator, garage, security, I Perry, 646-7868. EXCEPTIONAL I $45,900. NEW GARRISON COLONIAL - 3 bedrooms, 2'A baths, business and industry. Harola pany, 643-5308. 9896. $185 per month. Call 643-4884. f i iny Race, Color or Creed ! $700+ INCOME par month on this 4 family located In aluminum siding, convenient to everything. AGENCY J. Leese Supplies, Heat HOWLAHD Reclaimer Division, 649-7627. NO JOB tooo small, toilet ANTIQUE BLUE bedroom set, 95 WEST MIDDLE 1 Happiness Is: MANCHESTER - Lovely six 3-FAMILY I Manchaatar. Ona 6-room apt., two 4-room apta., one 3- CAPE - 7 rooms, 2 full baths, rear dormer, oversized 2-car repairs, plugged drains, kitchen bureau, night stand, complete TURNPIKE, 4Vz room Duplex, Pssssst... 1 room older home, with 2-car room apt. Otiarad at $52,500. TOLLAND - Authentic Realtors 643-1108 Retirement at 62 6 huge rooms downstairs and 2 I garage, treed lot, good area. ^ period Restoration. Main DICK’S SNOW Plowing - faucets replaced, repaired, rec bed, $75. Girl’s 26” 3-speed heat, hot water, electric stove How about a tour ofS garage in walking distance of I MANCHESTER — Two lamli- f s lot. One 5-room apt. rooms, bathroom remodeling, bike, used twice, $60. Sleeper and refrigerator, garage, lease, A new trailer, everything. Large remodeled three-room apartments up­ COLONIAL CAPE - 8 large rooms, 2-car attached ga­ house built 1806, ell circa 1717. Specializing in serving MANCHESTER stairs. Fine condition in nice I and one 4-room apt. Loot ckurchea, bus Rockledge and surrounding heat modernization, etc. Free couch, needs upholstering, $5. $190. per month. Call 649-2865 good health and •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• kitchen with stove and dis­ rage, large lot. Immediate occupancy, prime Eight rooms, two baths, five •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• estimates gladly given. M & M Nimnid tent trailer, good condi­ befor 5 p.m. MEMORIAL hwasher, three bedrooms, for­ neighborhood. Appliances in­ I line, and shopping. Only ^ working fireplaces, two area. Driveways, sidewalks, a working wife. area. Lots-Land For Sale 24 lot, sanding. 643-0002. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. tion, $250. Call after 6 p.m., 646- HOSPITAL □ REAL ESTATE mal dining room, mid $30’s. cluded, parking provided. 6 4 7 -1 4 1 9 barns, ten acres. Call for 3325. LARGE five room flat, first Happy retirement Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. COLONIAL - Circa 1850,10 rooms, acre lot with orchard floor, Mr. Clean condition, 2 When...Sunday | and gardens. details. HEBRON - 200 acres bf wood COMPLETE electrical service TOWNE Plumbing Service, 1 DAD 23 $ 4 8 ,9 0 0 I LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... RANCH — with gorgeous lands and open fields on Route and repair. Reasonable rates. repairs, alterations, vanity SEASONED HARDWOOD - $25 bedrooms, storage, park 2 cars. Homes For Sale $225 per month. Lease, security March 2nd | LUNCHEONETTE - Downtown location. Owner may take view. Large living room with 85 and Olcf Colchester Road. Call 646-5253. cabinets a specialty. Call to half cord, $40. for full cord. Call Mel, Joyce, EXCEPTIONAL LARGE Seven-room Colonial, 1 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- 643-0926. deposit. Keith Real Estate. 649- 1 - 4 p.m. MANCHESTER - Newer 3- BEST BUYS 1/2 baths, aluminum siding, back some financing. beamed cathedral ceilings Owner interested in financing. INVESTMENT j REALE’S CORNER Edmund Gorman Agency, 646- 4056. 1922. 646-4126. Debbie, Lisa bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, garage, treed lot, $48,500. and fireplace, formal dining ■ 175 MAIN STIIEET PHONE 646-4525 4040. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NUTONE electric stove, drop possible 4th bedroom, con­ BY BELFIORE Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. room, fully equipped kitchen MANCHESTER - Duplex, two venient location. $35,900. Paul TWO FAMILY WARREN E. F. J. SPILECKI Painting-Papering 32 BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - in type, coppertone, with with sliding glass doors to All heating and plumbing stainless steel cooking surface. bedrooms, conveniently W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. SIx-SIx Duplex In center of $19,900 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 MANCHESTER - 4-family, deck. Huge family room with completely furnished, rented. PAINTING and pMCrhanging, repairs plus remodeling. Cafl $50. Call 647-9039. located, nice yard, $190. Call Happy Birthday Happy 39V2 Birthday :!:• town. New roof, gutters, new baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ 649-0851 after 6I p.m.t 7 3/4% MORTGAGE available HOWLAND MANCHESTER - Striking stone fireplace, two full baths. Remodeled completely three excellent work. References. 64S-1496. PEGGY CRAIG bath, shower. Wall-to-wall age, nearly two acres. Hutchins aamsa^^a!!^Lms^^^^2:2121 Free estimates. Fully insured. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SUSAN to qualified buyer. New 7 room Realtors 643-1108 Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. BOLTON - price reduced on this bedroom Contemporary, 2 1/2 years ago. Large landscaped From her friends g separate heating systems, seven room Ranch. Three or baths, panoramic view of Ha SPRING ST. AREA - Raised lot. Business zone II. Mr. Lind­ Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing Dogs-BIrds-Peta 43 MANCHESTER - Six-room i$ Love, Raised Ranch, 2 1/2 baths, apartment, like ne arage. at Kage fireplace, two-car garage. $52,- tenants pay utilities and heat. four bedrooms, fireplaced ford skyline, sunken patio, 2-c ranch, 8 rooms, 3 or 4 say, 643-1111. - Repairs and remodeling, sewer lines cleaned electrical­ No utilities. $225 monthly . (fall 1 Mom, Dad, Joe, 900. Frechette & Martin, Inc. High monthly income. Call living room, formal dining g arag e. 60’s. W arren E bedrooms, 2Vz baths, wool •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom DOG-CAT boarding reser­ ly. Prompt service on emergen­ 646-2620 after 9 p.m 1 Doug and Your Realtors, 646-4144. Joe Lombardo for more room, eat-in kitchen plus gar­ Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. carpeting throughout, family Invaatmant Property 25 decorating. Interior painting. vations. Combined inside/out- details. MANCHESTER & VICINITY age. 3/4 acre lot on dead-end . WHEN YOU THINK REAL ESTA TE. room with fireplace, patioj Paper hanging. New Ceilings. cies. 643-7024. side runs, partitioned privacy, 1 Country Cousin Happiness Is... street. Asking $38,900. Zinsser B ZONE property,property six room Remodeling. Exterior painting. germicidal lighting. Canine TWO-FAMILY large deck, electric garage •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DELUXE ONE - bedroom Attending the 3rd Annual S • •R&W** Agency, 6461511. I THINK I doors. Built in 1971. $56,900. house, formerly 2-family, plus Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, apartment - Complete F 5-6 Flats. Recently painted over 4,000 SOIsquare foot buiWing, Fully insured. For estimate call Flooring 36 Manchester, 646-5971. Roses are red, violets are blue, POLICEMAN’S BALL g: STONE AND FRAME $ 9,000 - Large, heavily tread, approved building lot. POTENTIAL; PLUS’ appliances, carpeting, air- outside. Two heating HEBRON - U&R 7-room GARRISON COLONIAL, eat- central, good for small contrac­ 649-9658. conditioned, swimming pool. Want Ads are great and get fast April 12, 9-2 “Owner reloceted" First mortgage available from owner. FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, Registered Mini-Toy Outstanding U iJ t (1973) luxurious and systems. Copper plumbing. Raised Ranch on lovely dead­ in kitchen, formal dining tor, plumber, electrician etc. AKC $175 plus utilities. Robert D. results too. and Manchester Armory im peccably m aintained 8 room 2tii Aluminum storms and $12,500 - 3'A acre, treed, approved building lot In a pri­ end street, just minutes from 19 room, 3-family, separate 69,000 room, front-to-back living Low 50’s. Keith Real Estate, PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. (specializing in older floors). Poodles. Charcoal, Silver Murdock, Realtor, 643-2692. Completaly equipped operating pizza Ceilings and inside painting. bath Colonial. Most convenient, lovely screens. Garage. Close to vate attractive setting Manchester. Family room with furnaces, big lot, ample business. 649-1922, 646-4126. Five years experience. Apricot, Shots. Ready for room with fireplace, four •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Excellent references. Pete, 742- John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- delivery now. $75 each. 875- wooded Forest Hills. Asking (73,500. everything near center of $37,900 - 6 room, aluminum aided, full dormerad Capa fireplace, cathedral ceiling parking, and good location. bedrooms, IVz baths, screened THREE BEDROOMS, central, Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- beamed living room with Priced to sell at $43,900 " 631,800 — Neat, clean, 5-room Capa. Huge living room, * Business Property 26 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. 2222. 7782. cheerful, quiet, second floor, Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 3233. town. Owner may help with with 2 baths, tiraplaca, encloaad porch and porch, 2-car garage, $45,900. financing. fireplace, on landscaped car port, tread lot. Wall-to-wall carpeting. I carpeting, stove, refrigerator, garage. wooded acre. Principals only. CONTEMPORARY Raised MANCHESTER - Main Street, PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ STANDARD poodle puppies, basement, garage. Adult family . I. WATSON BEACH CO. CALL ting, wallpapering, spray/brush 'black. Mother champion. Non- ' ManchMter Otlict SIX-ROOM RANCH $38,500 - Taatefully decorated, 6 room full dormerad 643-5535 a fte r 5 p.m . or Ranch — Large, modern business zoned, four family, only. No pets. Security, lease. E I □ MISC. FOR SALE WARREN E. painting. Fair prices, fully in­ allergetic. Very reasonable. m Three bedrooms, garage, Capa with fireplace, carpeting, formica cabl- weekends. Low 40’s. kitchen with pantry, formal city utilities, level lot, $600 Tenant pays utilities. Available EHMII 647-9139 $34,900 — Newly Hated. 7 room Condo. 4 batha, Im- | monthly income. $47,900. Hayes sured, experienced and depen­ ••••BBtBBBBBBBBB************ Call 646-1831. deep treed yard. Inets, Vh baths and garage. dining room with built-ins, February 1st. 643-6733,649-5051. PART-TIME Peaceful, quiet street. MANCHESTER - Five room, 1 HOWLAND maculate, all offara considered. Don;t mlaa Itl ■ Corp. 646-0131. dable. 643-1671. Articlea lor Sale 41 $38,900 - 7 room, aluminum sided Colonial with first floor 1/2 bath Cape with breezeway living room with cathedral FRIENDLY Labrador, needs ROCKVILLE - 3-room apart­ Aluminum storms and family room, 3 good sized bodrooma, formal Realtors______643-1108 636,900 — Newly listed, brick front ranch, 3 bedrooms, I ceiling and fieldstone INSIDE - Outside painting, loving family with big yard. PRICE REDUCED - Great lot, screens. IVz baths. Truly an and garage. Immaculate one ALUMINUM sheets used as ment, heat, hot water, stove, SECRETARY possible 8 rooms, 2-car garage. dining room, fireplace, carpeting and 3 garagss. owner home. Convenient loca­ Ifireplace, full basement, clean ae a whittle. ' fi 'eplace from floor to ceiling, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• fe c ia l rates for people over M. printing plates, .007 thick, Call 646-5847 after 6. refrigerator, $145. Adults only. unusual value In the mld- Real Estate Wanted 28 Fully insured. Estimates given. Look at this price, $35,900. Wowll tion. Call Suzanne or Arthur $38,900 — Newly Hated, 7-room Colonial, flreplace, gar- redwood paneling, four 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Parking for one car. Ideal for Frechette & Martin,Inc. thlrtles. Ask for Mr. Mathew. Shorts 646-3233. J. Watson SUCCESSFULLY selling your I I bedrooms, 2 full baths, large Call 649-7863. Phone 643-2711. FREE PUPPY - Beagle type, single person. Security deposit Proficient in shorthand and typing. Exten­ $42,900 - New, 7 room Raised Ranch with 2 batha, bullt- ■ age, located off Princeton Street. Beautiful treed lot. I two months old, friendly and Realtors, 646-4144. FIVE GARAGES Ins, carpeting, 3 spacloue badrooma, flraplacad Beach Co., Manchester Office home is as important to us as it family room with fireplace, ALL CASH for your property requirra. Call 643-9678. sive bookkeeping knowledge required. W 647-9139. Equal Housing Oppor­ is to you. Call now - let us within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, WALLPAPERING and painting NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 lovable. Call 649-8713. Go with this business zoned rec room and 2 garages. 7V4% mortgage avail­ 639,900 — Just lleted, 7-room Country Ralaed Ranch, I den or library, 5 sliding glass - Excellent work, guaranteed Afternoons only. Call Cheryl at 646-2000 tunity. explain the services we offer. doors, 2 large decks, 2-car instant service. Hayes Agency, cents each. Inquire side door. and Immaculate large two able. Oaegard Realty, 643-4365. fireplace, double garage, acre lot, clean. Dutch front. | 646-0131. and insured. For free estimates Manchester Evening Herald. FREE lovable puppy to good ENFIELD - New homes by S. garage, large lot. $68,500. floor, heat, appliances, central, between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. L. Starr. $35,900. How bank family. All garages rented for $43,900 - 4 bedroom Colonial with a huge kitchen, formal call 649-5474. home, needs lots of room. Call no pets, security, lease, $190 excellent extra income. Two 1 639,900 — New Broom, l^h bathe, aluminum elded I 646-4607. dining room, Vh baths, fireplace, bullt-lna, pool WE WILL buy your house. Call WE BUY and sell used fur­ monthly. 649-3340. financing available. Ranches, Colonial. ASSUM AB LE 8V4% mortgage. $8,400 down. I CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12- Colonial and Raised Ranches. separate gas heating and garage. Immediate occupancyll room antique Colonial com­ anytime, Hutchins Agency, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• niture. Cash on the line. One Each home includes colonial systems. Close to Main $44,900 - Unique, 7 room Raised Ranch; sunken living Realtors, 646-3166. Building-Contracting 33 piece or an entire housefull...... THREE ROOM apartm ent, 1 pletely restored and in 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 heat, gas, lights, and parking stained woodwork, selected oak St. What is your Property Worth? 641,800 — Juat Hated, Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2-famlly, . Garden Products 47 CONNECTICUT area manager NO TYPING SKILLS? No floors, raised hearth fireplace, room, beamed cathedral callings, Vh batha, xcellent condition. 4 SELLING your house? Call us NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Main Street Rear, behind included. $1W). Porter Street TWO-FAMILY bullt-lna, carpeting, “English Pub” rec room itucco exterior, double garage, convenient location. I fireplaces, 2>/z baths, incomp- - Work full-time. Interesting problem, receptionist position, built-in oven and range, Just listed by Jack Dwyer. We will inspect your property and suggest first and we’ll make you a cash Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Douglas Motor Sales. area. No pets, security deposit. training position. Lecturing to part-time, start now, 8:30-1. kitchenl exhaust fan, full con­ with fireplace and garage. Immediate occupan- producing 3-room studio offer. One day service. T. J. ditions, rec rooms, porches and FEBRUARY 247-4688, 236-0564 p.m. Ideal for Jobseekers, 568-1070. Upstairs flat Is furnished. cy.ll an asking price. (No obligation.) 1 apartment and 2-room antique Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. CLEAN USED refrigerators, newlyweds. small groups. Jobseekers 568- crete basement, aluminum roofing. No job too small. Call CLEARANCE SALE 1070. siding, amesite driveway. Fully Garage. A smaller two-family Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY!!! $44,800 — Immaculate 7-room Raleed Ranch, atone I shop. 649-3144. ranges, automatic washers, WOMAN WANTED to do light at a real budget price. Call with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s at the MANCHESTER - Deluxe two deocorated. You pick the fireplace, round kitchen, sunken living room & dining I BOLTON - Beautiful Ansaldi- WEEKEND cook from 7 a.m. - housekeeping, care for small colors. City water and city Jack for more details. room, Roman bath, cathedral callings, garages. I CARPENTRY — Repairs, Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- POTATO bedroom Townhouse, full, boy. Must have car, may bring Q. built Raised Ranch, on, acre 2171 private basement. Includes 1 p.m., Green Lodge of sewers, plus much more. $29,900 Call our Manchester Office - 649-5306 SfiSS PASEK REALTORS - MLS remodeling, additions, roofing. WAREHOUSE Manchester, a home for elderly own child. Tuesday-Friday, Prices starting at $35,900. For I treed lot, brick front, Call David Patria, South Wind­ heat, appliances, carpeting, and ladies. Call 649-5985. 11:30-3. Call 649-1685, or 643- information or appointment Clean as a whistle six-room 289-7475 - EAST HARTFORD _ 648,800 — New 8-room Ralaed Ranch. Double garage, . plastered walls, 4 bedrooms, 2 sor, 644-1796. SEASONED oak wood - Split by Cildor'i pool. $255 monthly. Paul W. 7298 after 5:30. home. In quiet residential and ready for fireplace. $20 Conwf ol Bucklind Rd. gan, Realtor, 646-1021 or call Enfield 1-749-2741, 745-4807. 742-8243 — COVENTRY I city utilities. 7 % % M ORTGAGE. Low down payment. I fireplaces, one full, two half ■nd Tolland Tpfca. area. Four bedrooms baths, rec room with wet bar, Bzzzzzzzz in and see our WES ROBBINS car;rpentry dump truck loads delivered. 643- 4535. SALES TRAINEES! Earn up to RARROWS & WALLACE Member National Assoc, of Real Estate Boards also ENJOY DRIVING? Like possiblel Outdoor patio, I $48,800 — 7 room, I 'h bath, aluminum elded Raleed I enclosed heated porch, 2-car busy Bee. We’re ready, remodeling specialist,St. Ad- 742-7886. $12,000 yearly! Aggressive in­ money? Delivery position 9-5 member of the Hartford, Manchester and Vernon Multiple MANCHESTER - New 3 fenced yard, new wiring on Manchester New Haven Hartford Listing Service. Ranch. Ferguson Road. Aeeumable 7V4% mortgage. ' I garage, $59,000. willing and able to asalst ditions, rec rooms, dormers, dividual with BA degree. need^ immediately. Call now built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, WOODEN PALLETS for sale at bedroom Duplex, half of two- Jobseekers 568-1070. NEW HOUSES second floor. Dishwasher 649-5306 397-1515 728-6615 you .In tho sale or Jobseekers, 568-1070. Copper plumbing. Aluminum 881,480 — New, 8-room Split. Double garage. 7¥4% I TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 65, 649-3446. circulation department, family 1 1/2 baths, full base­ Center of Manchester, we have new _ M O R TGAG E AVAILABLE. 4 bedrooms, fireplace. purchase of YOUR Manchester Herald. $2.-$5. ment, includes appliances, $275 homes under construction and lots siding for maintenance-free I three years old, 1% baths, WANTED - Part-time cleaning JOBSEEKERS open weekdays, property. per month. Paul W. Dougan available where you can have your own livingl A clean home, con aluminum siding, good invest­ LEON Cieszynski builder - new man to assist plant 8-8, weekends 9-5. Call 568-1070 custom built. Our builders are Joe I $82,000 — 8-room, 2 'h bath Colonial. Fireplace, double homes custom built, SEASONED firewood, cut, Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. maintenance foreman with for complete employment ser­ Swensson, Inc. and Tom Corbitt (Llnrl veniently located, in a scarce SENTRY ■ garage. 7V4% M ORTGAGE. AVAILABLE NOWI I ment at $53,900. split, delivered, truck load $30. Construction). Stop by and see their remodeled, additions, rec light industrial cleaning of vices. price range. Don’t miss this Real Estate MANCHESTEI^, - Raised rooms, garages, kitchens ^ n d , gravel and stone. 643-9504 Antiques 48 EAST HARTFORD - Four floors and shop spaces. Hours homes up in the Grandview St. area 884,900 — Brand new 5-5 Duplex, 1'A bathe, aluminum and on Ashworth St. T.J. Oockett, onel Ask for Joe Lombardo. Ranch, 7 rooms on large lot, Keith remodeled, bath tile, cement after 6. room heated apartment, stove are 9-3 evenings and must be R ealtors, 643-1577 . t elding, large treed lot. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ WANTED - Antique furniture, and refrigerator. Security flexible. Contact Multi Circuits, JUST LISTED 166x252. Two fireplaces, Business Opportunity 14 sliding glass doors to large tial or commercial. Call 649- A-1 reconditioned color glass, pewter, oil paintings, or required. Available March 1. 50 Harrison Street. 646-3800. 3 FAMILY ■ i * , . ) 1886,900 - 7 -room Ranch, all large rooms, double gar- I Real Sdate 4291. televisions now on display in other anti()ue items. R. $180. Telephone after 5 p.m. 5-5-5 with three heating deck, large family room, 2-car GREETING CARD Shop - i, '. iSt-/ .; age. Profealonally landscaped lot. Aluminum elding. our show room. Most of these Harrison, 643-8709. 643-0514, 528-3820. systemsi Immaculate, all - < i ilL'r 1 garage, $44,900. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY sets are in excellent condition, 2 FEET HURT? We’ve found Excellent location in new, large CONDOMINIUM - three 172 E. Center St. bedrooms, three baths, rec bathrooms ceramic tiled, all 1 Carpentry and general contrac­ ideal for living room or family Wanted to Buy 49 Manchester shopping center. 887,300 — Large 8-room, 2 'h bath Colonial, aluminum CONDOMINIUM-6 rooms, 3 hundreds of full, part-time V S . \ \ 649-1922 646-4126 room. Modern TV Service, 8CI5 Edmund Gorman, Agency, 646- room, den, living room, dining apartments have disposals S r i h , elding, carpeting, double garage, 7¥4% M ORTGAGE. bedrooms, 2W baths, wall-to- ting. Residential and commer­ positions for you. Call stoves, refrigerators. Laun­ cial. Whether it be a small Hartford Road, next to Gus’s WANTED - ANTIQUE fur­ ROCKVILLE 3

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I REALTOR8-ML8 646-2482 ^ 189 West Center Street PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Feb. 28, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manche8ter, Conn., Fri., Feb. 28, 1975 — PAGE TWENTY-THREE SI Autos For Sals B E i N J Y BY JIM BERRY AutoM For Solo SI Auiot For S alt $1 Autos For Solo SI 1973 OPEL, Manta, execellent r 'i JL-i 1970 THUNDERBIRD, green ALL CARS simonized 820. Com­ Ma t a d o r - Free second year b u g s b u n n y OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE wiih MAJOR HOOPLE / ' l " l ' A ' g m '(' with black leather interior, pounded, waxed, windows and of guaranty (a 899 value) if you condition, automatic, must sell, 'It's TH M OOCHERS^^M 643-9084 after 6 p.m. HELLO, REFRAIN +c(alc. power windows, seats, steering, hub caps cleaned and hi^ and take delivery of a new ' SVLVESTK AN’ CEDRIC ' WE WOULD UKE HELP YERSELF.' - / HE'S ALWAYS MAKIW AW EF - IF HE’D LEAVE THE TOOLS brakes, air-conditioning, vacuumnM, 528-1990, for ap­ 1975 before February 28, 1975. PUMS.' f r o m VtXJR ' THE 5EST -f FORT TO LOOK IWPORTAWT.' , DID THE VDUNfiSTERS MENTION , TIME r HIDE Trf ^ LAVIW OM TH’ MACHIME IM- Tr4EIR SUCCESS IN 5TUNT NITE AM/FM stereo, radials, new pointment. 1970 CHEVY, Monte Carlo, V-8, r id ic u l e ... PROVENDER YOUR ' HE OPERATES A PIWKY LITTLE STEAD OF CARRVIm g ’EM I'D DeCormier Motors, 6434165. CRAOCKS AN' ^ AT 5CH00L? 1 DIPPED INTO '■ transmission, excellent condi­ power steering, brakes, C A T S U P . ^ WE HAVE EATERY CAN hkVi I AAACHIIdE AMD GIVES T H E IM -, AROUMD, IT WOULD MAKE h a t e \ PEESSIOM IT TAKES A LOT TH ’ AAACHIME LOOK A MY 5HOW BU5INES5 EXPERIENCE automatic, radio, excellent con­ m o n e y .' p r o v id e for. TO / MAYBE tion. Must sell. Asking 81.795. - S OF STUFF TO eUM IT.' LOT BiGOER.' TO HELP THEM CREATE A LITTLE t ] □ i o Call 646-8330. 1968 PONTIAC Lemans, dition. 643-1286, 44 p.m. a THIS c u r r e n c y .' SEE \ TRMNED excellent condition, automatic MOTiCf* ACT.'-V-.UM-HAK!— THEY WERE T H E < FLEAS VOTED THE TOP PERFORMBRB OTHER 1 PLAYIN' stick shift, 81,095. Call 646-0866 UP TO *100 1969 AUSTIN AMERICA, low O N E „ after 6 p.m. d o l l a r ? AvND 60T 5TRAICHT A’s! ACTS y AMERICAN 1967 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX JUNK CARS mileage, good condition, needs n ii-i ' ^ P IE a C 4 convertible, new tires, and transmission work, 8300. or best ON HOW offer. Call before noon, 646- |0<^ 10^ exhaust system. Excellent con­ 1956 T-BIRD, two tops, new WANTED m u s ic a l ABOUT dition, make offer. 643-9859. motor, completely done over, WE WILL' PAY UP TO $100 1917. FORKS THE 7 OWLS l o i ^ 84,800 or best oner. 2280028, FOR YOUR JUNK CAR AS va. 228-9896. Depending on Year and 1973 VEGA GT, 4-speed, e 197S >y NEA. Inc 2 - 3 6 1973 DODGE Dart, 2-door, 6 custom interior, mounted m w JUPSES ? cylinder engine, power Model snows etc. 649-8441 after 5. (t> im by Wl FREE TOW •26 t'iI A*9 L Aportmants For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent S3 Homes for Rent 84 Autos For Sale SI steering, vinyi roof, Chorches 1968 CHEVELLE. 2-door, Motors, 643-2791. SAME DAY SERVICE MICKEY FINN automatic, 6 cylinders, good BY HANK LEONARD mileage. Needs body work. PLEASE CALL FOR Trucke lor Sale 62 VUAGER APARTMENTS MANCHESTER - Four-room SINGLE FAMILY - 5 room NEED CAR? Credit bad? 8225. Phone 649-0252. CURRENT PRICE LISTS apartment, hot water, stove, Ranch, 8230 per month plus Bankrimt? Repossessed? 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. 522-1104 1973 FORD F250 V-8 Standard 4- NO— BECAUSE YOU ^ ' SHERIFF... I DIDN'T KNOW Five-room townhouse apart­ Honest Douglas accepts lowest HAVEN'T LIED UNDER THAT'S THE STATE­ refrigerator, centrally located. deposit. Call 742-6519 between after 5 p.m. 247-0910 speed, excellent condition. 82,- IF I TELL THE THE REASON ArtR. /VIcKENZIE MENT FROM MISS ment, IV^ tiled baths, 2 air- Security deposit. Call 875-3503 down, smallest payments. 1972 CHRYSLER Imperial, OATH/ BUT ONCE YOU WANTED AAE TO LIE FOR Hl/Vt. 7:30-8:15 a.m. WANTED 800. Call 742-6914. TRUTH NOW, WILL 00, YOU CAN BE MARTIN— IMHO IMA5, conditioners, wall-to-wall after 6. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. completely equipped, 82,600; ALLIED I STILL BE ... I DON’T WANT TO BE SUPPOSED TO BE Clean, Late Model 1966 Chevrolet, windowed van, CHARGED WITH TW O INVOLVED IN A /VtURDERf carpeting, full basement, HOUSE FOR RENT, Andover, SCBAP METALS 1972 FORD pick-up. FlOO, 3/4 ARRESTED? COUNTS OF FELONY/ needs work, 8300; 1974 Pontiac, heat, hot water, appliances. FOUR ROOM apartment, Connecticut, three bedrooms, TOYOTA - See us for reliable 741 WINDSOR STREET ton, air-conditioning, power ■iHEYLL used Toyotas with our 60-day USED CARS Bonneville, loaded, 83,900. Available March 1st. Adults stove, parking, centrally air-conditioned, refrigerator, HARTFORD steering, small V-8, 82,100 or ' KNOW located, Call 649-5358. 100% warranty. We also buy Top Prices Paid Repossessions. Savings Bank of only, no pets. stove, 3/4 acre, 8250 monthly. best offer. 6^2250. PAPPIMG INI ______^OMORROW= Security. No utilities. Available used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, For All Makes Manchester, 646-1700. inc TM ftw u's 'pi't' l Jl 2.-x a MANCHESTER - One-bedroom 345 Center Street, Manchester, 6 4 9 -7 6 2 0 March 1st. 423-8649. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ranch type apartment, private 6464321. CARTER CHEVROLET MUTT AND JEFF entrance, includes heat and CO., INC. Motorcfcles-Blcyclea S4 CREATED BY BUD FISHER AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY appliances. 8185 rar month. EXCEPTIONAL 1962 Chevrolet 1229 Main Street I GO T ONLY FIVE - modem 3 room apartment, Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- Business tor Rent 55 EXPERT bicycle repairs, all ™ J }- BUTyoUVS/AITHERE.'l I LOSE MORE Impala, 2-door hardtop, V8, Phone 646-6484 M lfslUTES TO CASH appliances, carpeting, storage, 4535, 646-1021. makes, models and speeds. VOL) SPARE35<*] GOT3St>^ j'LLG IV E lTToyoU I M O N E y parking, lease and security 122 EAST CENTER STREET - power steering, power brakes. Shopi then Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, M y C M E C K - F O R A BOWL Ohi M Y W AY e>/^CK! J eXTEMplN’ required, no dogs, Hilliard Personal size first floor modem 8375. Call 643-1969. Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- O F Street. Call after 6, 649-7289. office. Merritt Agency, 646- 2098. S O U P O K A y ? CREDIT LIKE 1180. STOP •? V. T H A T T H A N PRESIDENTIAL S&S BUICK 1974 KAWASAKI K-X 250 PR ISC ILLA ’ S P O P VERNON - Town House Three- BY AL VERMEER A N V T H l N s . ' A one bedroom ranch style VILLAGtAPTS. SHARE OFFICE space with ac­ Motocrosser, used about 10 apartment community, its countant. Excellent location for hours, never raced. Best offer. g r a n d p a , W HO W AN TS MANCHESTER 1974 Grand Prix Hardtop W OULD Y o u spacious interior d esi^ and attorney, real estate, in­ 872-2540. TO GROW OLD surance, etc. 649-1680, 649-3549. 1971 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME L IK E TO B E T W IC E ”? total csnveniences, along with One and tw cr bedrooms. A B O Y u its unusual architectural design 2-Door Hardtop, automatic transmitalon, povrer AG-AIN e Near schools, churches APPROXIMATELY 800 square steering, power brakes, factory air conditioning, and attractive landscaping, real sharp, loyv miles. • 2 3 9 5 Campers-Trallera provides for a comfortable and shopping center, on feet, partially partitioned, no Mobile Homes 65 homelike atmosphere. Total bus line. C all anytim e heat. Main Street, available im­ mediately. 875 monthly. Call 1974 BUICK APOLLO electric, no pets, rentals |180 NEW 14’ wide 89,995 not a after 6 p.m., 644-2314. 2-Door Coupe, automJtIc, PS, economical 6-cyl., per month. Please call 872-^28 646-2623 leas than 8,000 mllaa. A real ataall W w w stripped down model, super Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. house, trades welcome. 20 EXCELLENT location, 500-1500 Air conditioning, AM/FM radio, lull power. s . CAPTAIN EASY homes to choose from, 8999. BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE square feet, heat, janitor, 1973 CENTURY CUSTOM FOUR ROOMS, third floor, Buick 4-Door Hardtop, power ataering, power ^ Immediate placement. \( ------parking included. As low as 875 heat and appliances. No brakes, factory air conditioning, vinyl top. AM-FM Excellent financing. Parts, A9 THE BOAT ONE WRONG ^ FOUR-ROOM duplex, west per month. Call 649-5334, 643- SALAAM, KAPITANI DAW’SO N .... AND NOW-WHERE , SHE'S WAITIN' children. Call 649-2236 after 5:30 stereo, extra sharp. • 3 6 9 5 supplies, and accessories, full­ ARRIVES FROM PEEP OUT OF YOU, PRINCE VUSEF SENDS HIS CON p.m. side, appliances, one child, no <175. PRINCE YUSEF'5 IS PRINCESS JASMIN?’ BELOW, MATEY. SAVE time service department. Plaza BULL, a n d I'LL LET GRATULATIOWS FOR CAPTURING " ..I SHALL TAKE HER BUT-ER-FIRST pets. Security plus references. 1972 OPR lULLYE Homes, 1348 Wilbur Cross 2-Z8 YACHT ..... ABPUL WORK YOU THE ROYAL S U P E R TA N K E R ! TO THE YACHT! 2-1.0 OVER...YOU SAVVY, WE g o t A FEW TWO BEDROOM Duplex, in 2- 8160 per month. 649-7727. 2-Door Sport Coupe, 4-apeed tranamlailon, all PETAIL9 T ’ 1974 Catalina Hardtop SAVE Highway, Berlin.Turnpike, THE BORN LOSER PODNER? family, newly decorated, stove, Rallye options. • 2 1 9 5 Berlin, Conn. 1-828-0369. BY ART SANSOM SETTLE! refrigerator, dishwasher and NEW FIVE ROOM first floor OFFICE SPACE Choice of 2-Door or 4-Door, air conditioning, vinyl roof, low mileage. flat, all appliances, fully laundry connections. Parking, FOR RENT 1973 BUICK REGAL SELLING YOUR HOME? Call MOIL) m i|tiuR R idA ue,w s d i p b d b i k j h o o p carpeted, basement storage h HouJ A\uoL c a u o we security, 8185 monthly. 1974 Pontiac Grand Safari Wagone«yc 2-Door Hardtop, automatic, PS, PB, factory air Plaza Mobile Home Brokers. with washer and dryer connec­ 250 square feet, center of| Hohenthal Realtor, 646-1166. Loaded with optlone. 'P H W K conditioning,' chrome wheels, vinyl top, British Buyers waiting. 1-828-0369. R06 FROXMHBRlOi? tions. Convenient to schools and Manchester, air conditioning racinggrem. • 3 7 9 5 X poefe? MANCHESTER Parkade shopping. 8265 per month pius and parking. Call: 643-9551. 1973 Pontiac Catalina *3095 Apartments - We now have one utilities. Call Mr. Peterman, 1 1974 ELECTRA LIMITED, b^room apartments available, 649-9404, 646-2912. 4-Door Hardtop, air conditioning, AM radio with 6-track atereo. "225" 4-Door Hardtop, full power, factory air con­ Automotive Service 66 stove, refrigerator, heat, hot ditioning, vinyl top. Park Avenue, valour Interior. • 5 8 9 5 water, pounds maintenance Homes lor Rent 54 1973 Chevrolet Nrva *2895 LIGHT BODY and rust repair, car painting. Wright Motor and parking included for 8180 □ AUTOMOTIVE 2-Door, economical V-8 engine, power atearing, automatic transmietlon. ^ Many Others To Choose Fromj^ and 8185 per month. For more M A N C H E S T E R - T h re e Sales, 1135 East Middle Turn­ inform ation, call 646-6555, bedroom Condominium, 2 1/2 pike, next to Bolton town line, Monday-Friday, 9-5. baths, wall-to-wall carpeting Autos For Sale 61 1972 Pontiac Luxury Lemans $2695 ASK ABOUT I/” 649-6290. and all appliances inciudecT 2 Door Hardtop, V-8 engine, automatic tranamlsalon, power ataering, vinyl roof, bucket saata. radio. Exdutlva THE FLINTSTONES w- BY HANA-BARBERA ROCKVILLE - four room apart­ 8350 montnly plus utilities. WE PAY 810 for complete junk (P IIT9by *t£4. Inc . TU Bag US Fit Oft SMCXt ment, heat, hot water, parking, Available March 1. Mr. cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto 1972 Olds Delta Royale *2895 HEALTHY appliances, no pets, security, Filloramo, 646-6555. Body, 528-1990. 4-Door Hardtop, air conditioning, AM/FM radio, vinyl top. EXPERT REPAIRS ALLEY O O P BY V.T. HAMLIN THEN,WHY DON'T 81& monthly. 646-1060. THAT'S, YOU SI/WPLIFY EAST HARTFORD - Single 2 1963 PLYMOUTH Savoy II, 2- WHEELS o i l ALLGM WOtsl'T You r i g h t A THINGS COVENTRY - three room bedroom house, 2-car garage, 1972 Ford Gran Torino *2495 WHAT ABOUT THE ,THK)W 'EM IN TH' PIT.' I'U /ARE WE BE AWAY JU S T door hardtop, 1968 440 cubic CABS and TRUCKS YESSIR/ I THINK. „.A N ' OSCAR AND MARKO ONE WEEK, apartment available im­ quiet neighborhood. References inch engine, 4-speed, bucket 2-Door Hardtop, air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, vinyl top. (HE FULL Y E A R -N O N LEA tf RESTRICTION PRISONERS, YOUR | DECIDE WHAT Tt)0 WITH / GONNA THIS CALLS FOR, Wia BE OUR QUESTS OF/ required. 8220 monthly. 643- FRED? mediately, heat, electricity, seats and extras. Tires and The MOST You Can Spend is $25.00 Any and All Typat of Rapaira HIGHNESS? 'EM AFTER THE FEAST/ 1 HAVE A A CELEBRATION.' HONOR/ X.....HEY.'W HERE'O water, stove, and refrigerator 5983. ______FEAST? THEY GO? body in decent shape. Needs ON ANY MAJOR REPAIRI with Qenulna Parta, Factory (r all included. 8150. monthly. 646- 60 DAY-100% GUARANHE minor work. Must sell im­ Trained Techniclana, and 8352, 647-9755. EIGHT-ROOM townhouse, mediately. Asking 8800. Call Competitive Pricaa^ porch, patio, recreation area, 643-0458 after 6 any day but THREE ROOMS, heat, hot pool, tennis, large yard with Fridays. TED TRUDON PONTIAC TRY US MB M beautiful brook, carport, four S&SBUICK water, stove, refrigerator, lights. No pets. One person. ch ild ren m axim um , 8350 1973 PONTIAC, Catalina, 4- Security deposit. 643-8418. monthly. 646-5391. door, one owner, 25,000 miles. 373 Main Street, Manchester CARTER CHEV. ^ Excellent condition, snow tires, 1229 M AIN^. 646-6464 Autos For Sale SI Autos For Sale SI 82,695. 649-2696. Phone 649-2881 MANCHESTER a-ae Campers-Trallers Campers-Trallers Mobile Homes 65 Mobile Homes 65 N O W ! AT DILLON FORD SHOP AND SAVE BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WIN AT BRIDGE W H A T D O T O U S E E ? The bidding has been: 28 FORD Careful play wheels in bummer ONDISPLAY! OPEN HOUSE West North East South NORTH 28 Our good careful player AT A K 3 If everyone got to the best played his ace of trumps, but I V 2 4. Pass 4 A V J 10 6 contract all the time, we would his next trump lead was low to Pass 4 V Pass ? ♦ 9 6 3 be hard put to it to produce a dummy’s 10 spot. Then he led a You, South, hold: TRAVEL HOMES OF VERNON AAKQ J9 bridge column. Thus, if North All New 1975 club and discarded his last AAQ76V24KJ644.AQ82 WEST EAST plays in notrump, he is sure of Union street of Rockville spade. West did the best he What do you do now? Wv panfCMMiP---*------*n «— 11 tricks and will come out with (Near Friandly’s lea Craam) A J 10 85 AAQ64 could to ruin South’s game plan. A — Bid four spades. This is 12 if East opens a spade as is AUTOCAP V 87 4 2 V3 He ruffed and led his 10 of clearly a cue bid here. ECONOUNES & CLUB WAGUNS ♦ K J 7 2 ♦ Q to quite likely. AUTOinotiv* Consumar spades, but South simply ruff^ TODAY’S QUESTION AcUonPanal A5 «876432 high, entered dummy with the N E W IT E M S : WINTHROP Your partner bids four notrump. nndautaofbalafla On Display...... SOUTH (D) When the hand was actually mck of trumps and discarded tunHeaea Code oft# Luxurious Intsriora, naw onginsa, radial Urea, one A972 played East cashed two spade What do you do now? his three low diamonds on the Answer Tomorrow way glass, AM /FM stereo radios, auxiliary fuel I'VE MAPE UFMY/AINP... I'LLSTAYINTHE FIN EST AAAYBE r'D B ETTER W A IT V AKQ9S tricks and instead of making last three clubs. tanka, captain's chairs. I'AA OOING TO RUM AY/AY HOTELe, EA T IN TH E TILL I'AA OLP ENOUGH ID ♦ A834 the normal lead of a diamond, Y 1975 TERRY TRAILERS F=RCW\ HOAAE. BEST R E3TAURANT5... 4,10 which would give South a HAVE A CREPIT CARP. Answer to Previous Puzzle NEW 75 FORD CLUB WAGONS East-West vulnerable chance to fan his hand. East MAVERICK i shifted to a low club. This un­ G R U S E A L Orange, 2-Door Sedan, automatlatranamisslon, 250 old 1974 Eldorado Slide-ins Noted Italians 0 L u R E 1975 MUSTANG 2+2 usual play gave South a chance R A T T E R 1 N s U R £ 6-cyllndor engine, vinyl seats, white side wall tires, con­ Light green, 3-door, standard transmission, 4.cyllnder r 1 N T R N e A E L 1 C West North East South venience group, power steering, power brakes, front ^ 13,16 and 23 foot TERRY TRAILERS to show that he was a real T £ E S E G T engine, radial white side wall tires, AM radio, STK 85 player. ACROSS 3 Disorderly 0 E A and rear bumper guards, exterior decor group, radio, assembly E R S S N m R N tinted glass, light group, STK 112. 1 Italian ^ Oxford tutor P A 1 N E S ^ Eldorado 5th wheel trailers 1 h* S E E R YOU List Plica...... S4T13 YOU Uat Price...... $4027 Pass 2 * Pass A careless player would have composer g Ant or mite 6 Italian thinker g u U R 0 1 SAVE Discount...... Pass 4 a Pass promptly laid down the ace and From (Ger) A u L A H N E P SAVE Discount...... 2 5 0 ^ Motor Homes (1668-1744) y Pass king of trumps whereupon the Business S R N e S A E $587 10 Constellation S483 $3160 combination of a 4-1 trump abbreviation S H A a D A L ! T R A Ford’s Rebate...... Opening lead — J A 11 Musical Q A E R A T E u N S E A T Ford’s R ebate...... 2 0 0 break and fr-1 club break would Pacifies compositions g Of the ear 1_ E A D E R T R E N T E have cost him his contract. H N T s S e N S3WO PlCfc 14 Maned anim als ^.| Moral fault E R A S 0 2 - 2 6 C 1IT3 by WA. Inc ■ T M Sag U 8 Fll Off C2VALU 15 Slope ^2 Cuckoo 27 South 43 Item In quoits 1975 MAVERICK TRAVEL HOMES OF VERNON 16 Sup Am erican 1975 MOb SUPERCAB SH O R T RIBS By Oswald & James Jacoby blackbird 44 Palm leaf (var.) Green 2-Door Sedan, standard transmission, 250 old 6- Blue, 155" wheel base, 360 old V-8 engine, vinyl seats, BY FRANK O’NEAL 17 Ages and ages Dry, like wine monkey 45 Feminine cyllnder engine, vinyl seats, white side wall tires, power side rear seats, rear step bumper, gauges, power UNION STREET OF ROCKVILLE 19 1.199 (Roman) Spanish cheer 26 Solar disk appellation steering, front and rear bumper guards, radio, exterior q steering, AM radio, flipper windows, convenience group, IT LOOKS LIKE THINGS I HEARD THE KING ^ HE JJST PAWNED IT H E d i d n 't 20 1,150 (Roman) 2 Grape refuse 29 Saint Philip 46 Alike (comb, decor group, radlq^jlnled glass, light group, STK 112 auxiliary springs, 6:50x16 tires. STK T31 ARE REAU-V GETTING PAWNED MIS CROWN, SELL \T'~ 21 W artim e group 21 Aged form ) (ab.) 22 YOU Ust Price...... S 3 8 8 5 YOU Ust Price...... $5053 BAD IN THE KINGDO/Y. Sault Sainte 32 Hidden 47 Ancient Briton LOOK AT G A ' Z E l C * f O 23 Italian sculptor explosive 46 One time . ..2 1 Q -By CLAY R. POLLAN- Marie (coil.) SAVE Discount...... SAVE Discount...... 4R3 I ^ AKIES 27 Sun-caused t 22 W ife of a knight 34 Siouan Indian 49 Rend Automotiva Sarvica 66 Automotive Sarvica 66 t h e bright LlIR A coloration $410 13475 $833 $4070 MAS. 2f M Y our Daily AcIMIy Guide M ^4 Persian poet, , 35 Word of 51 Shade tree SIDE. 30 Roman god of ^ . . .2 0 0 V According lo III* Sfari. ' ------Khayyam negation 52 Enclosure Ford's Rebate...... Ford’s Rebate ...... 3 5 0 1 love 25 6 - 11- 12-20 To develop message for Saturday, Ibsen heroine 39 Vehicle (Scot.) ISStV m 2 2 6 S>'29.43-80-81 read words corresponding to numbers 2- 8-21-26^ 31 M em ber of a ^0 Hawaiian 40 Reluctant 54 Belonging to 53-67-69 Biblical nation TAUkUS of your Zodiac birth sign. garlands 41 Subject that man 643-5135 SCORPIO 33 Italian inventor 24 HOUR TOWING 7 \ AM. 20 1 M oney 31 D arts 61 G iving OCT. 2 2 ^ 36 Brain passage t 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 2 See 32 Learn 62 Picture I MA7 20 37 Epoch 3 Someone's 33 To 63 M oke MOV. 21 4-14-25-30 4 Bring 34 T hank 38 Italian 10 11 12 13 AND ECONOLINE VANS 1 leT&btfStA.Mt.TM f •64 Promises 0 ,'45-57-62 5 Jingles 35 iron 65 Or 34-36-38-40/S conductor LAST DAY T(»AY! 46H9-50 V ft IS 6 Your 14 tedesigMd for new roeai, quiet uud comfort GEMINI 36 Y our 66 To 41 Smalt child 7 Strike 37 Billiords 67 You 've SAGITTARIUS 42 Mall! 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FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY . GALAPAGOS. 15 The 45 H um or 75 You DEC. 22 ^ 16 Up 46 For 76 In 53 European river ^ J U L Y 22 JAN. It 33 86 17 You 47 Take 77 Secrets 55 Italian CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS 1^13-16-17-23 18 Todoy 48 M o re 78 Prices 9-22-39-42i astronom er 37 H 3 8 Ford means value. Look close and compare ACT NOW! X/27-66-58 19 Favors 49 Todoy's 79 Outdoor 44-78-84-891 56 Movies direc­ 20 Good 50 Fovors FORD LEO BOPoy AQUARIUS tor, Vittorio de on all makes . . . 21 Friend 51 Tim e 81 Off 22 S traight 52 A nd JAN. 20 TRUCKS 82 The 43 44 45 48 49 ^ ^ A U e . 22 23 Owe 53 Com ponv 83 On fei. II 57 Highest point LOAN and RENTAL CARS 24 C ords 54 To 84 A nd 56 Natural fat FITZGERALD FORD JN C . ,1-5- 7-10 25 Loughter 55 Before 18-19-24-31,. . id IT 85 Sweet r Available by Appointment. . . '15-35-87-90 26 W hose 5 6 T h e , 37-52-79-86'<& DOWN "TOLLAND COUNTY'S OLDEST FORD DEALER" 86 Sports 59 Sd VIRGO 27 It 57 In fo 87 Is PISCES WINDSPfl AVE. ROCKVILLE OPEN EVlS. 28 Going 58 B itte r 1 Rodent* Af/G. 22 68 Secrets fei. If ■ DILLON FORD 29 Performonce 59 Don't 89 Estimotes 2 Assam Ss STAN OZIMEK, Manager 30 And 60 With MAR. 20' silkworm 21 Phono 643-2480 C A U T O U FREE 1 -8 0 0 -8 4 2 -2 2 7 6 l / P Sf 77. 22 90 H ot 319 Main Street, Manchester 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER 5^32-33J7-56 3-28-54-74/?. 643-2145 )G ock1 (^Adverse ^^Ncutral NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.l SERVICE THAT SAVES 3/58-^82.85 75-76-83-fn^^ PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 28, 1975

• Honey Factory ■

Hospital Project Approved —Without nectar, there could ripened honey is stored in open not be honey. The flower nec­ cells in the bee hive, and the Manchester Memorial and Health Care has approved tar, mixed with enzymes within bees fan their wings in front of the bee’s body, breaks down the cells to evaporate excess Hospital has been given permis­ capital expenditures of $29.8 mission had approved a sion to undertake renovations proposal of MMH to renovate 46 into dextrose and levulose, both water. GARDENING million proposed by three simple sugars. This thin, partly By FRANK ATWOOD and additions of equipment at a general acute-care hospitals of obsolete intermediate care cost not to exceed |1.9 million. which the Manchester hospital beds at a cost of $1,312,000. The Commission on Hospitals was one. Subsequently, the hospital ob­ In February 1974, the com- tained additional Hill-Burton Kathy $aya: "OAKLAND STREET MAY LOOK LIKE Two unusual plants have (federal) and endowment funds bloomed together for Vera to use in improving the over-all THE ROCKY ROAD TO DUBLIN, BUT IT’S NICE Sherlock in the greenhouse that quality of patient care. TO KNOW THAT IT’S OPEN FOR TWO-WAY she and her husband maintain Added capital equipment in­ TRAFFIC!” Irish High Tea Aids ORCHARD FRESH: M«c«, Cortlindi, Rtd A QoMcn Dtllcloiw, Rulut A at their home on McKee St. cludes a sprinkler system in Wliwtap ApplM, plui Run*; P u n A Frath CMw. They are a calla and a Cym- patient rooms and an emergen­ FRESH: Atpiragui, P ill, Oratn A Yallow Squiih, Spinach, Ecumenical Project Caullflowar, Egg Plant, Brtiaacll Sprouta, Shalola, Laaka, Chinaaa A bidium orchid. cy lighting system mandated by Savoy Cabbaga, Corn, Paranipa, Tumipa, Rad Onlona, Rhubarb, Rad A The calla is usually called a t H changes in ^ e state fire code; Hot Pappara, Whita Swaat Potatoaa, Kala, Charry Tomatoaa. calla lily but my encyclopedia the purchase of 44 electrical IMPORTED: Saadlaaa Qrapaa, Spanlah Malona, Honaydawa, A traditional Irish High Tea Tangarinaa, Tamplaa, Boac A D’Anjou Paara, PInaapplaa, Llmaa, Pluma, says it is, instead, a plant with a Northern Ireland to live with patient beds to replace manual Nactarinaa. difficult name, Zantedschia. It will be sponsored Sunday by St. Manchester families this crank beds originally planned; "Wa Nava Onion Salt, Rad Onion Soli, A Saadi" comes from South Africa, and James Church and St. Mary’s summer. The project is in­ thermopane windows capable THRIFTY WEEKEND SPECIALSI in this country can live outdoors Episcopal Church on behalf of tended to be non-political and to of reducing heat and air- CALIF. ICEBERB LEHUCE head 3Bc only in southern Florida and ‘Vi the Irish Children’s Project demonstrate the goodwill which conditioning losses; a paging TOMATOES...... cello pack 48 C southern California. For gar­ from 3 to 5 p.m. in Neill Hall of may help to overcome the system; and other minor ad­ FRESH ASPARABUS ib 7Bc deners in the north, it is a St. Mary’s Church. barriers existing in Northern ditions. C U C U M B E R S, small s ize ...... 3 for2SC greenhouse plant. An open invitation is Ireland. The updated proposal must C A N T A LO U PES, first of season...... ea.BBC Mrs. Sherlock acquired her extended to everyone in The young people will have an now receive the approval of the SUNKIST NAVEL ORANBES, large size ...... e tor BBC calla as a gift from another Manchester who is interested in opportunity to become Department of Health, Educa­ SHASTA SODA 612-oz.cansS8C member of the Manchester learning m ore about this acquainted with each other tion and Welfare, said Andre _ • Wa Soil Tho Herald, Sunday Papert, plua Lottery TIcketa Garden Club, Mrs. John ecumenical project,which plans through a program designed to Marmen, development director Pickles. For her, it blooms to bring 30 teen-agers from promote understanding and the at the hospital. That approval king reliably once a year. Northern Ireland to principles of Christian could come through at any The Cymbidium orchid, Manchester this summer, the forgiveness and love. Father time, he said, after which ac­ purchased at a nursery, blooms Rev. Stephen Jacobson, rector Jacobson said. tual work on the renovations also once a year but Mrs. of St. Mary’s, said. There will could begin shortly. 270 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER a 843-6384 Sherlock has found that it must be no charge for the tea, he first have exposure to a quite said. cool temperature. She sets it During the tea, a short outdoors in a lath house where presentation of plans for the it is in partial shade during the project will be presented by Attention 4th„ 5th., 6th. Graders, Jr. High summer and leaves it there un­ Father Jacobson and Dr. Eamen til the temperature is close to Flanagan of St. James Church. freezing in the fall before she Time will be provided for and High School Students... brings it back to the questions and answers. greenhouse. The program will also include Cool Greenhouse music and entertainment by the Even here the temperature is St. Patrick Pipe Band, and Irish on the cool side since the step dancing by the Griffith Sherlocks set their greenhouse Dancers under the direction of thermostat at 55 degrees, which Mary Ann Griffith. The step becomes the night temperature dancers will wear traditional during the winter months. Erin costumes and feature Miss Bright sun may send the Colleen Marie Griffith, who 1975 temperature up another 20 placed second in the All World degrees or more in the after­ Step Dancing competition in noon, but many plants thrive Dublin. WIN under these conditions. Irish International Airlines Mrs. Sherlock has a Bird of (Aer Lingus) has donated a Paradise plant, with a bud Waterford crystal bowl and a almost ready to open, also a gift set of Irish coffee glasses, from Mrs. Pickles. She has a which will be given away as a shelf of orchids, about 75 in all, door prize during the tea. St. James and St. Mary’s CASH many cactus plants, hibiscus in bud, an orange tree that Parishes are planning to bring touches the glass roof and a 30 teen-agers from Protestant and Catholic families in lemon tree that is five feet tall. Mrs. Anthony Sherlock shows the large white blossom of a Her children, Mrs. Sherlock calla with a spray of bright yellow Cymbidium orchids at said, started the citrus plants with seed from fruit bought at her home, 166 McKee St. Both plants, after coming to the supermarket for the family flower in the Sherlock’s small greenhouse, were brought table, and she doesn't really into the home to be enjoyed. (Herald photo by Pinto) expect them to flower, but, she adds, “you never can tell.” At man and another in fine arts of the fields she had chosen, she PUBLIC any rate they have handsome from the University of Connec­ worked for a year in an office foliage. ticut, is an installer for the but much prefers to be out­ RECORDS Girl Telephone Installer Southern New England doors. She drives a truck, One of the children has an oc­ Telephone Co., one of two young carries a tool kit, puts in cupation that is unusual for a women employed here in this telephones or takes them out, Warranty Deeds young woman. Susan, 24, who work. climbing ladders and telephone John and Veronica Hohl to has a bachelor’s degree in Ger- Unable to find work in either poles as the job requires. Susan Joseph V. Rivosa, parcel on thinks she has a fine job. Woodland St., ?10,000. Mr. Sherlock is an inspector Richard J. Shenkman to Ja for the Hamilton Standard Divi­ Song and Soonhi Song, property Crossroads Sponsors sion of United Aircraft. Mrs. at 71 Hamilton Dr., $58,000. Sherlock is both program chair­ ' Judgment Lien Series of Activities man and horticulture chairman Beneficial Finance Co. for the Manchester Garden against Francis G. and Janice Crossroads, Manchester The second Wednesday of each Club, and will be chairman of Adams, property at 124 W. Mid­ counseling and drug informa­ month. Crossroads will be open the club’s plant sale in May. She dle Tpke., $1,081.90. DESIGN AN AD CONTEST tion center, is planning a series specifically to the adult com­ teaches piano, with 13 pupils Trade Name of special events and activities munity to answer questions who come to her home for half- Jay David Weiss, doing starting Monday. about drug-related problems. hour lessons each week, is a business as The Capitol Region Lessons will be offered Mon­ Atty. Mike Devlon, Rockville teacher’s aide in a public school Star Trek Association, 71 N. M55 IN PRIZES days from 3 to 5 p.m. in public defender, will be at the and does volunteer clerical Lakewood Circle. macrame and batik; and center March 19 from 7 to 9 work for the Lutz Junior Building Permits p.m. to discuss legal concerns of Tuesdays froth 6:30 to 8:30 in Museum. In her spare time she Leonard Sign Co. for Brand- quilting, applique and young people. does crocheting, needlepoint, Rex, sign at 90B Progress Dr., , BRAND PRIZE ...... *SO sketching. Yoga lessons will A “Super Supper” party is hooks rugs and makes her own $500. also be given each Thursday planned for March 14, with* dresses. Bill Tunsky for Edwin 3 FIRST PRIZES ...... >2S each from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Teen everyone helping to cook and The Sherlocks will soon be Quiana, alterations at 62 Pitkin Center Annex. Guitar lessons eat a dinner of mutual choice. starting seeds in the St., $2,500. 6 will also be available Friday A Coffee House on March 21 greenhouse for a large Linri Construction for and March 14 from 2:30 to 4:30 from 7 to 10 p.m. is for anyone vegetable garden. It’s a busy Eugene T. Corbitt, alterations HONORABLE MENTIONS .. *s each p.m. at Crossroad. who wants to make music or household. at 28 Strant St., $2,800. enjoy it. An open house for parents and Cards and chess will be See Your Ad Printed In The concerned adults is scheduled featured each Thursday from ENTER for March 12 from 7 to 9 p.m. 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. TODAY! Herald on April 8, 197SI SATURDAYS HERE’S HOW TO ENTER

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