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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1975 — VOL. XCIV, No. 99 Manchester—A City of Village Charm EIGHTEEN PAGES PKK i;: 1 11'n;i;,N c i ;m s Balance of Trade Deficit Blamed on Oil Imports r ( . WASHINGTON (UPI) - Expensive billion barrels, down from 2.307 billion in generating machinery. such as food more expensive for foreign oil pushed the U.S. balance of 1973. The trade deficit of $3,065 billion in 1974 Americans. trade $3,065 billion into deficit in 1974, the Imports Increase was the second largest on record this cen­ ’The devalued dollar, however, turned second worst year on record this century, Overall, the United States imported $101 tury, Commerce said. The previous worse the trade deficit into surplus in 1973 which the Commerce Department said today. billion in 1974, a 45 per cent increase over trade showing was a $6.4 billion deficit in ordinarily would indicate good times for Commerce said the United States im­ 1973 imports of $69.5 billion. Exports for 1972. Americans in 1974. But the unexpected and ported less oil in 1974, but the cost soared 1974 were valued at $97.9 billion, up 38 per Third in Four Years unprecedented surge in petroleum prices from $7.8 billion in 1973 to $24.6 billion in cent from the 1973 total of $70.8 billion. The 1974 deficit was the third in four wiped out the gains made through the 1974. The balance of trade for December was years. dollar devaluations. Without the $16.8 billion surge in oil $606 million in deficit, largely because of Trade deficits in 1971 and 1972 led to Commerce said the merchandise trade pieces, the United States would have declining export values of coal, wheat, dollar devaluations, which spurred deficit in the fourth quarter of 1974 was es­ enjoyed one of its largest trade surpluses soybeans, electrical computers and power domestic inflation and made many goods timated at $1.5 billion, down sharply from in history. Oil imports for 1974 were 2.228 the record $2.6 billion in the third quarter. Deficit Narrowed Although trade was still in the red in the fourth quarter. Commerce said higher Wildcat Strikes Disrupt Trains prices for U.S farm products helped to narrow the deficit from the previous CHICAGO (UPI) — A wildcat strike ear­ headquarters. Burlington officials Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of the quarter. ly today by four shop unions against the predicted normal operations by midmor­ U.S. and Canada; International Another reason for the improving trade Burlin^n Northern Railroad temporarily ning. Brotherhood of Electrical Workers; the picture in the fourth quarter was a 50 per disrupted traffic on the nation’s largest “ Good news,” Burlington spokesman Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Ironship cent increase in the value of civilian air­ rail system. Peter Briggs said in Chicago. "The Builders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and craft sold abroad. The narrowing trade A court order restored some commuter pickets are down at Aurora (111.). We’re Helpers, and the International deficit in the fourth quarter of 1974 is an service in the Chicago area. But the strike resuming suburban operations this morn­ Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers, indication that international trade deficits spread to two other railroads, the ing.” Helpers, Roundhouse and Railway Shop may decline considerably in 1975. Ciiesapeake and Ohio and the Louisville Laborers. and Nashville lines. A C&O spokesman Hastily Called said the wildcat strike threatened to shut The strike, which apparently resulted down service in Michigan and an L&N from a breakoff of talks between one of ^ \ spokesman said 2,800 members of the four the unions and Burlington officials in St. unions were out and even clerks were not Paul, Minn., had threatened rail service crossing picket lines. along Burlington’s lines, the longest in Oil Exporting Nations mileage in the nation. Pickets Withdraw ’The strike, hastily called Sunday night Union pickets began withdrawing in the by angry union officials, inconvenienced Agree to Energy Talks Chicago area after the court order was many of the railroad’s 23,000 commuters signed in the home of U.S. District Court in 12 Chicago suburbs, and threatened to — would raise the possibility of a clash Anniversary Judge Joseph Sam Perry. The order disrupt the operation of the railroad’s 45,- ALGIERS (UPI) — The oil-exporting ‘Peace’ nations have agreed to take part in energy with the industrialized West. restrained workers from striking until 6 000 employes and the movement of talks with industrial and developing coun­ a.m. Feb. 5 and set a hearing Feb. 3. passengers and freight in 19 states and two Direct Confrontation Two years ago, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger surveyed the quarter- tries, setting the stage for a possible con­ A similar restraining order was ob­ Canadian provinces. “It will be a direct confrontation century of conflict in Vietnam and said: "peace is at hand,” but peace is as tained at the company’s St. Paul, Minn., frontation between the West and the Third between the have and the have-nots with elusive as ever on the second anniversary of the Jan. 27,1973 cease-fire agree­ The striking unions were the World. OPEC championing the ’Third World,” one ment. Here, a young wife mourns at the grave of her soldier husband, killed ’The Organization of Petroleum Expor­ Western diplomat said. during recent Communist offensive, as some of his fighting buddies look on. ting Countries ended a three-day meeting The oil, finance and foreign ministers of (UPI photo) Resolution to Request in Algeria Sunday by rejecting a U.S. call the OPEC nations also attacked Western for limiting the oil talks to the producing “threats” and “propaganda” against the nations and the industrial powers. petroleum nations. The 13 OPEC nations issued a com­ The OPEC states — Abu Dhabi, Algeria, Rev-Share Allocation munique endorsing a French proposal for Ecuador, Gabon, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Vietnam War a broad international energy conference Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudia Continues By SOL R. COHEN dividual towns to help citizens over a dif­ involving the oil states, industrial nations Arabia and Venezuela — said the world The m in o rity R e p u b lic a n s on ficult economic period. and developing countries. economic crisis “ constitutes a growing Despite Paris Manchester’s Board of Directors are “ This is especially true in Manchester The communique said OPEC nations threat to world peace and stability.” Accords proposing a resolution, which urges Gov. where both the mayor and town manager “ intend to participate in an international But the communique condemn^ “ the Ella Grasso to “ grant the towns and cities have predicted a six- to seven-mill tax in­ conference, such as the one proposed by propaganda campaign placing on OPEC’s the country’s secondary roads and en- of the state their fair share of the an­ crease in the upcoming town budget.” France, which would treat problems of member countries the responsibility for SAIGON (UPI) — Two years ago. ngered a second province. ticipated $25 million in federal revenue­ Said Thompson, “ I think what is being raw materials and development.” this crisis as well as threats directed at Secretary of State Henry Kissinger sur­ The fighting has closed in on Saigon, sharing funds.” requested is, at least on the surface, Western diplomats said the admission of these countries which create confusion veyed the quarter-century of conflict in threatening the city’s defense line at one ’The proposed action follows a statement astute politics. It is a call to a Democratic the Third World — the developing nations and lead to confrontation.” Vietnam and said: “ Peace is at hand.” time. North Vietnamese troops seized last week by Gov. Grasso, saying she candidate to hold to her campaign Common Front Meets Set ’The U.S. diplomat, who won a Nobel three bases 25 miles north of the capital. plans to hold back those funds because of a promises — and I think that’s fair. The OPEC nations, which provide 85 per Peace Prize for his efforts to end the war, The Saigon military command has pending state deficit. One of her campaign “ At the same time, I believe Gov. cent of the world’s oil exports, also ap­ wasn’t much of a prophet. Peace is as reported more than 111,(X)0 Communist promises was to release the $25 million to elusive as ever on the second anniversary Grasso has made it clear to the state’s proved plans for a summit meeting of oil- soldiers and nearly 29,(KX) government the towns and cities. mayors, at a meeting I attended, in her INSIDE producing heads of state between Feb. 21 of the Jan. 27,1973, cease-fire agreement. troops killed in combat during the past two Mayor John Thompson, who has been Frustration and death have marked the judgment the financial situation of the and March 8 to prepare a common front years. Another 115,000 government asked to place the resolution on the state at this time is far more serious than 24 months since the secretary of state and TODAY for the conference. soldiers have been wounded. board’s Feb. 4 agenda, said he will do so. the previous administration reported. North Vietnamese negotiator Le Due Tho Jamshid Amouzegar, Iran’s chief The “ postwar” fighting has claimed the Thompson, a Democrat, said he will vote “ (Consequently, she didn’t believe it delegate to the Algiers meeting, predicted worked out the accord in Paris. lives of more than 6,000 civilians and for the resolution and believes most local possible to release these funds as a pass­ Forum of the A rts...... Page 2 the international conference might take Threat Worse Now wounded another 15,000, according to the goverments will back a similar one. through to local government. But, I agree MACC N ew s...... Page 5 place next June or July. South Vietnamese President Nguyen reports. Some 10,000 more civilians have The minority Republicans (Vivian with our Republican directors that the The OPEC states also agreed to study an Van Thieu said last Friday his country is been seized. Ferguson, Carl Zinsser and Hillery MCC Calendar ...... Page 6 state should make the funds available to Algerian call for “ a general embargo on in worse danger than before the truce. The Definitions Differ Gallagher) declared in a joint statement local government. Business news...... Page 7 oil exports to the aggressor country” if grim battlefield statistics bear him out. The Thieu government defines peace as today: “ The federal funds are important “ This will require additional taxing at Chamber b reakfast...... Page 11 any petroleum state “ is a victim of In the past two years, the Communists an end to Communist truce violations and to the people of Manchester in helping the state level, and I believe, if we urge Area Profile...... Pages 3, 9, 11, 14 agression.” have captured 11 district towns (similar to the holding of a national election. ease their tax burdens. With one out of such a move, we should recognize such a Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has American county seats), an entire The North Vietnamese and Viet Cong every 20 local residents out of work, these fact. I hope the General Assembly pur- Herald Angle...... Page 12 blamed much of the economic crisis on oil province (similar to a U.S. state) and 15 define peace as an end to American aid, funds should be distributed to the in­ suades Gov. Grasso to do just that.” Schoolboy hoop showdown .. Page 13 price increases and has hinted at military government military bases. the overthrow of Thieu, and the formation intervention if the West were threatened Saboteurs have knocked out 60 per cent of a coalition government. with economic strangulation. of South Vietnam’s bridges, closed many The difference between both definitions has meant war. There were more Vietnamese casualties reported in 1974 than in any of the 27 years of war in the troubled country. Saigon says 57,000 Communists, 14,500 government Last Block Fund Hearing troops and 7,000 civilians died in last %’ year’s fighting. The Saigon government has seen U.S. Scheduled This Evening military aid cut by one-third despite the increased warfare. It’s getting $700 The last public hearing on plans for ment of a day care center, pending a million to run a 1.1 million-man army, but spending community development block feasibility study; purchase of open space- President Ford has asked Congress for grants in Manchester is scheduled tonight recreation land; improvements in $300 million more. at 8:30 at Nathan Hale School. Manchester’s core area (downtown); and Economic troubles caused by the war 7 Tonight’s hearing, to be conducted by several smaller projects. have sent the poverty stricken into the y o u the Board of Directors, follows last Mon­ 40 Units Planned streets calling for reforms. Thieu’s day’s public hearing by the Community The housing assistance plan to be dis­ political opponents have demanded his Development Advisory Committee, which resignation. y '- 'v cussed tonight calls for construction of 40 developed the propos^ priority allocation elderly housing units and rehabilitation of Seven of the nine chapters in the Paris list and housing assistance plan. 25 units in the first year of the federally pact deal with the cease-fire and the No Changes Expected funded program. political future of South Vietnam. None of The advisory committee’s hearing last The plan identifies a need for 175 elderly the seven has been carried out. Monday resulted in no changes to the com­ units, 40 units of handicapped housing, 60 In some cases, the Communists defied munity development plan. Directors low-income, large-family units, and 155 the provisions. In others, the government aren’t expected to make many changes in units for low and moderate income failed to carry them out. And in still hV, others, both sides shared the blame. The h the plan either. They won’t act tonight, families. though, and the matter will be on the The Board of Directors is expected to result has been more death and more f " , '• board’s Feb. 4 agenda. approve the plans Feb. 4, clearing the way destruction. The war that Kissinger reported near an M The priority allocation list to be aired for start of a federally mandated regional tonight is a proposed schedule of expen­ review process. After the regional review, end two years ago is still as far from a ditures totaling $1,410,000 over the next Manchester will submit its formal solution as it was when the Paris peace ac­ cord was signed in 1973. ■ '.■ V ■ 1 three years. The money is expected by application to federal agencies to get the i . Manchester under provisions of the money. 1, -i*' ’ . ' / federal Housing and Community Develop­ Regional Health Plan ■' % ment Act of 1974. Preceding tonight's public hearing on Loan Fund Tops List community Development, the Board of School Given Portrait of Richard Martin The top priority on the list is creation of Directors will consider proposals for es­ WEATHER a revolving, low-interest loan fund to tablishment of a Regional Health District, help low and moderate income families to provide services to Manchester, Bolton, A picture of the late Richard Martin, dent of schools, and Mrs. Anita Berggren, Grade 5, who began former town manager, is presented to rehabilitate their homes. Second priority Tolland, and South Windsor. Variable cloudiness today with the highs Murphy, left, PTA president and kindergarten at Martin School. Martin The health district meeting, scheduled in the 30s. Fair tonight with the lows in the the school on Dartmouth Rd. bearing is stronger housing code enforcement. former member of the board. School opened September 1968. Mr. Other priorities are establishment of a for 7 at Nathan Hale School, is needed for teens. Cloudy Tuesday with a chance of his name. Representing the Board of Receiving the portrait are Mrs. Martin’s picture will hang in the front downtown multi-service center including directors to provide guidance for the dis­ snow turning into rain. Chance of Education who gave the picture, are Lillian Shensie, principal, and John entrance. (Herald photo by Pinto) facilities for the handicapped; land trict project, which is still in the talking precipitation, 10 per cent today, 20 per Wilson Deakin, assistant superinten­ Whiton. Grade 6, and Nancy purchase of elderly housing; establish­ stage. Town Manager Robert Weiss said. cent tonight and M per cent Tuesday. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Jan. 27, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 27, 1975— PAGE THREF. Students to Hear FORUM OF THE ARTS Bruce Gets Post Mrs. Mulligan Backed For School Board By JUNE TOMPKINS HEBRON passed that only one name be had expressed interest in the NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE EOtfCAST t * 7A M EST I - IS - 7 5 Hartford Symphony recommended to the Board of Mrs. Patricia Mulligan of position but withdrew his name In New Jersey Education. Gristmill Rd., was endorsed for prior to voting. lieralb After a secret ballot vote The law states that the vacan­ JT Students from Bennet Junior Symphony Orchestra. Jorgensen Auditorium, ty of Connecticut in Storrs. For Wxt recommendation to fill the Coarhiight Dinner Theatre, Mrs. Mulligan received 14 votes r r ^ V . ___ ^ High School and Illing Junior Also attending will be Marcel Marceau, pantomimist, information, call 486-4226. Area Profile vacancy on the Hebron Board of cy must be filled by a member •lA TTLK “Irma LaDouce,” through and Mrs. Judith Gregory of High School will attend a students from South Windsor Feb. 3 at 8 p.m. at the Universi­ SOUTH WINDSOR Education at the special of the same party. March 2, nightly except Mon­ Buck Rd. received 6. symphony orchestra concert and Hebron. Bushnell Memorial, Judy Kuehnel meeting called Thursday night Independents interested in TON days. For information, call 623- The nominating committee Wednesday morning at the Schools may still make reser­ Thursday, “The River Niger,” Correspondent by the Republican Town Com­ the position were Klaus Todte, 8227 or 522-1266. brought in the names of Mrs. Bushnell Memorial in Hartford. vations for this program by a story of a black family of 644-1364 mittee. Mrs. Helen Martin and Mrs. Mulligan and Mrs. Gregory. Carolyn Murphy. 'COIO-^0.24 They will be among several phoning the Hartford Symphony three generations, 8 p.m. Robert Bruce, recently The motion was made and - “ WVONK thousand junior high school, office, 278-1450. resigned director of economic Joseph PeUitier of Buck Rd., Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 00^ Andover Dump Study Group high school and middle school The second program in the “Iran — the Persia of Old,” a Chadtau de Ville, dinner development in South Windsor, students from Connecticut com­ special “Symphony for Junior full-color travelogue. theatre in East Windsor, has been named to that same munities who will hear an All- Audiences” series will be April For information call 246-6807. “Fiddler on the Roof,” through post in Atlantic County, New Tchaikovsky program 2 and will feature the music of Feb. 16. For information, call Jersey effective Feb. 3. Hears Report on Systems presented by the Hartford French composers. Hartford Ballet, Saturday at 623-9861 or 525-1488. Bruce, who leaves his post 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2:30 p.m., here Friday, was director for Donna Holland Bolton had paid its bill. First employes, and one day for the Millard Auditorium at the two years. He was the first Correspondent Selectman David Yeomans said public, at a cost of $25,104 for University of Hartford. For in­ Capitol Concert Series, the economic development director \ it had not and he had no idea labor, fill and fuel, Problems involving Bolton’s formation. call 525-9396. Producing Guild presents a for South Windsor, and was paid whether it would. use of the Andover disposal Maneggia said the cost to musical theater salute to off- a salary of $15,100 annually. O A L l\« Hartford Stage Co,, “Raisin area dominated a public discus­ Yeomans said there was a operate the dump for Andover / '2 9 ^ 7 Tri-Town Players Pick Broadway at noon in the Hall of In his new position, Bruce in the Sun” through March 9. »>■ sion in Andover last week when delay in preparing the bill for residents without a municipal ^ w in TEMPiiATURit Flags in the state capitol. will have responsibility for an collection would be $17,815. For information, call 525-4258. townspeople heard a report on the first six months of fiscal NewONLCANS Cast for ‘Apple Tree’ area of 600 square miles, and 26 MIAMI refuse disposal and collection. 1974-1975 so it hasn’t been sent Theodore Wright said a 13- municipalities, including Atlan- •10 ^ 6 Bolton selectmen, who ques­ yet. Dorothy Richey asked why yard packer would cost $13,000. 3 0 i0 0 Itic City, famed for its Miss 32 r — LEGEND' .The Tri-Town Players has Lukas, Mary Ann Nixon, Dan Robert Bruce tion the bill of about $18,000 that Bolton had not paid its bill. He said in the beginning he was America Pageant. in favor of sharing the disposal cast its production “The Apple Petrozza, Eleanor Petrozza and Andover has sent for Bolton’s Bolton has an outstanding bill of Bruce will be paid $25,000 per He said his primary reason area with Bolton but the way ■RAIN I X ^ S N O W Tree" to be presented March Denise Wieliczka. use of the dump for the last half over $18,000, for the last six Ma-Ma Mia year, plus expenses, and will for leaving Connecticut is the area is filling up he has 20, 21 and 22 at the Vernon of the year, so far have not paid months of fiscal 1973-1974, changed his mind. ^ AIR Center Middle School. This light musical comedy is have a staff under him, accor­ finances. During the past two the bill. Yeomans said the bill f/4$HOWERS ^ FLOW years Bruce has worked on 122 in three parts. They are “The ding to a contract between At their latest meeting the was higher than Bolton an­ William Hegener suggested Marcel Marceau Bruce and the Board of projects, all but one of which the selectmen consider a long- UN WEATHB FOTOCAST ^ Appearing in lead roles are J. Diary of Adam and Eve,” “The Cuisine Bolton selectmen decided not to ticipated. were his own. Alan Rice, Carol French, David Lady of the Tiger,” and ''The Family Re$taurant'’ Freeholders in New Jersey. pay any portion of the bill until Thompson said the com­ range plan for the area. He, along with the Economic Dechovitz, James Hutchinson, “Passionella.” 471 Hartford Rd. Corner of McKee Street Part of Bruce’s duties will be they find out what Andover will mittee had an immediate situa­ Yeomans said they had and felt THEATER Development Commission and For Period Ending 7 AM EST Tuesday. Monday night will find snow in most of Colorado Robert Blodgett, Terri Sturte- to develop the territory into one do with the $7,000 it has tion to cope with and make it was a good idea to plan now Chamber of Commerce, is vant, Marilyn Diemond and Directing the comedy is Dan SCHEDULE LOOK! HERE ARE MA MA HRA'S WEEKLY consisting of industrial, com­ received from the Department recommendations for and instead of putting it off. and northeastern Arizona, while snow mixed with rain at times will be noted in Michigan I responsible for between 10 and Cynthia Portuese. Lein. Eileen Sullivan is the mercial, residential, and of Environmental Protection as needed a long range plan for the J. Cuyler Hutchinson, select­ and the Ohio valley. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum readings include: (ap­ 12 new firms moving to South musical director. Others in the UA East 1 — "Airport 1975” IHFLATIOH FIGHTER DIHRER SPECIALS! cultural structures. reimbursement for purchase of area. man, said a long range plan prox. maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 45 (70), Boston 20 (36), Chicago 23 Other members of the cast Windsor. production crew are Nancy 7:30-9:30 Bruce has been negotiating a bulldozer for landfill. Yeomans said, as to Bolton isn’t needed immediately so (38), Cleveland 22 (34), Dallas 33 (67), Denver 10 (34), Duluth -4 (16), Houston 61 (80), are: Howard Becker, Tina Rice, stage manager, and “Give Your Family A Treat, and with New Jersey officials for 11 Bruce competed with 203 can­ residents probably woudn’t sup­ Trisset, Maurice J. Bronson, UA East 2— "Murder on the Earlier they had decided to not paying the bill, he thought if Jacksonville 47 (78), Kansas City 20 (32), Little Rock 43 (63), Los Angeles 45 (62), Miami Karen Carlberg, Orient Express” 7:00-9:20 Come To Ma Ma Mia’t To Eatl" months, making this that didates for the New Jersey he was quiet and patient Bolton port it. 69 ( 83), Minneapolis 0 (22), New Orleans 57 (80), New York 27 (40), Phoenix 44 (67), S9it Geri D'Auteuil, Sandy Fargo, choreographer. state’s longest interview in post. pay out the $8,976 Bolton has Andover has been sharing the Paul Gessay, Steve Hanks, An­ UA East 3 - “Galileo” budgeted for the purpose would solve its internal Francisco 35 (57), Seattle 31 (40), St. Louis 26 (44) and Washington 31 (48) degrees. 2 00 8:00 I MON., TUES. and WED. SPECIALS! history. Roland Aubin, director of the disposal area with Bolton under drea Hanson, Dan Lein, : - despite their dissatisfaction problems. He said that doesn’t For information, call 872-3718 Burnside Theatre — “The Bruce is a lifelong resident of Chamber of Commerce said mean Andover will let Bolton a verbal contract between Mariella Luginbuhl, Barbara or 872-0966. SERVED FROM 4:00 TO 9:00 P.M. Connecticut and a former South Windsor would be “losing with figures Andover has Yeomans and Richard Morra, Godfather Part II” 8:00 provided. get away with it Vernon Cinema 1— “Harry & teacher, who with his wife and a great man in Bruce, but New first selectman of Bolton. At the Andover meeting, Yeomans said Bolton has a Tonto” 7:15-9:20 • ROAST TURKEY • ROAST BEEF five children, lives in the Jersey made him a great For its next meeting the com­ Russell Thompson asked if committee checking into a new Cinema 2 — "The Longest Potato and V«g«titH« Potato and Vagotabla Colchester area. offer.” disposal area. He said they’ve mittee will review the disposal (^THEATRESE^ Yard” 5:10-7:15-9:20 • BAKED MEAT LOAF • ROAST PORK talked to Manchester and area ordinances, will compile a Showcase Cinema 1 — Potato and Vagatabla Potato and Vagatablo they’ve considered an area at written report of Maneggia’s “Earthquake” 7:15-9:40 • CHARBROILED CHICKEN the Notch, He said the area findings and will check into the TV TONIGHT costs of mandatory door to door Challenge NOTE: Special Late Show Potato and Vagatabla Selectmen Vote Support residents got wind of it and con­ t o b e ^ Friday & Saturday 12:15 • SHELLS with MEAT BALLS tacted an attorney to stop it. collection in Bolton. iUIM Showcase Cinema 2 — The committee will meet on (niSTtn Yeomans said Bolton was not free 6:00 Zoom ...... 57 Straight Talk...... 24-57 “Towering Inferno” 8:00 • SPAGHEni with MEAT BALLS likely to get the auditor’s Feb. 5 at 8 p.m, at the Town Of­ MIT acTOM or TMt r u n . mm e Of Health Service Plan News...... 3-8-22-30 7:00 10:30 Showcase Cinema 3 — figures it requested from An­ fice Building. Bewitched...... 5 News...... 3-22-40 New Jersey Report...... 9 “Freebie and the Bean” 7:25- Your ANDOVER dover relating to the disposal The Untouchables...... 9 Andy Griffith...... 5 9:55 the door before the combination Connecticut Report ...... 18 Choice Donna Holland operate properly when last area. He said he would give 12 O’clock High ...... 18 Truth or Consequences ... 8 Woman ...... 24 NOTE: Special Late Show was in working order. used. Bolton time to pay its bill MON. - TUES. Honeymooners ...... 20 Correspondent Ask About Drain ■ y." Raymond Burr Show ...... 9 Behind the Lines...... 57 Friday & Saturday 12:25 The Above Served • Discussed budget balances before he applied pressure. Electric Com pany...... 24-57 Dick Van Dyke...... 18 Showcase Cinema 4 — “Man 644-0375 Benjamin SanGiacomo asked FIRST FLAG 0 0 4 11:00 With Roll and Butter for the 1974-1975 fiscal year and Yeomans said he can’t quite JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) - CINES Bonanza ...... 40 Film...... 20 with the Golden Gun” 7:10-9:35 The Board of Selectmen has the selectmen when the News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 found everything appeared in decide what to do with the $7,- Mississippi flew the flag of the 6:30 To Toll the Truth...... 30 NOTE: Special Late Show ^ ■ ■■ ■12. V, Pnce! voted to support the proposal drainage problems at the foot of Best of G roucho...... 5 order. Yeomans said the 000 recently received from the United States for the first time in HELD OVER (R) News...... 3-8-20-22-30 Consumer Survival Kit ... 57 Friday & Saturday 12:10 that the town of Marlborough West St. would be repaired. selectmen are stressing the use Harness Racing...... 9 Department of Environmental 1798. The territorial capital was ART CARNEY I Love Lucy...... 5 join the Columbia-Hebron- Yeomans said repair work of purchase orders for all 7:30 I Love Lucy...... 20 Protection. The $7,000 was set up at Natchez and Winthrop Erica...... 24 i Andover Community Health would begin in the spring. boards. ‘HARRY AND TONTO” The Price Is Right...... 3 Captioned News ...... 57 figured on a per capita basis Sargeant became the first Hogan’s Heroes...... 5 ■:Services, Inc. (CHACHSI). In other business the Repairs Necessary considering both Bolton and An­ 11:30 David Yeomans and Percy governor. New Candid Camera...... 8 selectmen — The selectmen discussed the dover. FREE PARKINC 528-3333 M ovies...... 3-5-9 ;^Cook, first selectman and /I Wilburn Brothers...... 18 • Approved a tax refund of extensive necessary repairs to He said the selectmen want to Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 • selectman respectively, ap- URNSIDE Call of the West ...... 20 $36.10 to John Vanty Jr. Hebron the bridge that crossed Hop talk to the town auditor and the 580 lU S S S IO t t V E E IS T H ISTFORD Wide World Mystery ... 8-40 ; proved the request. J. Cuyler HEBBAKAIOBD B Hollywood Squares ... 22-30 Rd., for overpayment of motor River on Hendee Rd. Board of Finance before |I44_EXIT58fouov^ ^ 1:00 : Hutchinson, selectman, YOrUNEVBlFmGn... Antiques ...... 24 vehicle taxes. Yeomans said rather than making a decision. inacimunMcnTimssicKius autivi * abstained from voting. MOttUnFRl At PACINO Polkal...... 40 Joe Franklin S how ...... 9 '• Filled in necessary forms short term rebuilding the In a report on municipal i A representative of S T A R T S W E D THE GODFATHER Martin Agronsky...... 57 Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 for the Office of Revenue selectmen are looking for a collections, Pete Maneggia said Auto Senice 5th WEEK (R) i CHACHSI was present to dis- ONE WEEK ONLY BURT REYNOLDS Sharing. complete repair package. that if the town has its own PA R Tir 8:00 'cuss the proposal at a ------MONDAY MOVIES------• Returned the repaired hoist He said they are looking into collection, the dump could be UA CINEMA EAST ‘‘THE LOtHXST YARD" IN COLOR — R World at W ar...... 3 * selectmen’s meeting earlier MANCHESTER 1:00 (5) "The Flame” (1947). on the town truck snow plow to a twin culvert manufacturied open three days a week, two WT.UT.2:3»-$WU;30-i25 Dealer’s Choice...... 5 : this month which had to be the dealer who repaired it after PROFESSIONAL 643-5131 The Rookies...... 8-40 Vera Ralston, Broderick Craw­ by U.S. Steel. No action was days for disposal area EVES 7:00-9:10 r recessed because Hutchinson an accident because it failed to W E E K D A Y S • 5:00 - 7 : X • 9 0 0 Movie...... 9 ford. taken. SAT & SUN - 1:X 3:M S:M - 7:X 9:X ; was not present. CAR CARE Pastor Cole...... 18 1:00 (9) “Lady Luck” (1946). ilS P E O A L S PHONE 649-93331 Vault Door Fixed Smothers Bros...... 20-22-30 Robert Young, Barbara Hale. 4:00 (9) “Deadlier Than the I Andover had its vault door What’s so hot about it? Begin with the name. Scirocco: a swift, hot wind that howls up This printing test pattern is Rachmaninoff P o st___24-57 ■ combination repaired by J. part of The Herald quality con­ 8:30 Male” (1967). Richard Johnson, out of the desert. Scirocco, the powerful new 2+2 sport coupe from Volkswagen. Start :SHCWCASE CINEMA/ 1234 Elke Sommer. - Russell Thompson, resident. trol program in order to give Merv Griffin Show ...... 5 • Yeomans said once cinder it. First, the sound of an overhead-cam, 1.5-liter engine. Mounted transversely In front SERVICE ON FOREIGN & COMPACT CARS 1-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. 8;00 (9) “Fighter Squadron” you one of the finest 9:00 1 blocks adjacent to the door were over the drive wheels for incredible traction. Go. Seven and a half seconds later you’re • EAST HARTFORD • 24HR.TEL. INFO. 568-8810 newspapers in the nation. (1948). Robert Stack, Edmond going titty miles an hour. Scirocco’s hot, but not too hot to handle. Front-wheel drive ■ ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING • We Honor MASTER CHARGE • Maude ...... 3 O’Brien. ; removed and the door opened it • SHOCKS M ovie...... 8-40 9:00 (8-40) “ The Boston - was easy for Thompson to and progressive rack-and-pinion steering account for the sharp steering response and • COMPLETE EXHAUST The Other Six D ays...... 18 Strangler” (1968). Tony Curtis, ■ repair the lock works. good neutral cornering ability. And this is the ride of your life. 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MONADEX is a liny Iflanrlu'sti'r tnniiiui Hrrali'i tablet that will help curb your de. W: MANCHESTER AREA CONFERENCE OF CHURCHES sire lor excess lood. Eat less-waigh Members of the Manchester magazine of Rotary Inter­ ABOUT TOWN less. Contains no dangerous drugs Rotary Club will lose dollar national, the world’s first ser­ end will not make you nervous. No From the Country’s vice club for business and strenuous exercise. Change your life OPINION bills for wrong answers to . . . start today. MONADEX costs. professional men. Nancy Carr Almost without exception, questions about recent issues of Friendship Circle will meet $3.00 lor a 20 day supply and $5.00 Executive Director Rotary International Hall, Mayfair Gardens. All 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. San­ lor twice the amount. Lose ugly tat they are actively involved in ’Hie Rotarian, the international ’Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the residents of Mayfair Gardens or your money will be relunded with We welcome to the celebrates its 70th anniversary dy Freeman, 67 Olcott Dr. Mrs. no questions asked by: Editorial Pages their own church communities. magazine of the club, at their Salvation Army Citadel. Mrs. are invited. on Feb. 23; the Manchester club Geri Dumond will will present Manchester Area Conference of As you read through the names weekly meeting Tuesday at 6:30 celebrates its 35th anniversary Capt. Arthur Carlson will con­ the program, “Examples of Liggett Raxall Parkada Drug By United Press To be sure, there are legitimate legal Churches the people of St. of the delegates, a litany of ser­ p.m. at the Manchester Country Yankee Ingenuity Needed International Feb. 18. duct a candlelight service. The youth board of Emanuel Friendship.” 404 MIDDLE TPKE. WEST questions about the ownership and control Bridget, rejoicing in the un­ Mall Orders Filled vice rings out. Church school Club. Hostesses will be Mrs. Ethel Lutheran Church will meet Bennington (Vt.) Bonner of the controversial tapes. Judge Gesell is animous vote of their parish But they can win dollar bills and CCD teachers, lay readers, Orfitelli and Mrs. Jean Seaver. Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the Officials in the Ford administration within his rights in ruling on such dis­ council to recommend deacons, and deaconnesses, for the right answer, according Petroleum-based energy is going to raise their prices, which have risen agreements. Youth Room of the church. seem to be making a basic mistake in their membership to their pastor, the members of parish councils and to Noel Belcourt Jr., club presi­ INVITATION Members of St. Bridget k But if the tapes are, in effect, public cost New Englanders more in the four-fold and can and will again if im­ understanding of the mood of the Rev. John Delaney, and in the vestries. dent. TO BID Rosary Society will conduct American people. property and if the judge has decided, as it unanimous and joyful accep­ The Rev. Felix Davis and School master for the dollar Xi Gamma Chapter of Beta coming months under the foreign ports are taxed, if imports are limited seems he has, that the public has a right to recitation of the Rosary A new poll just released indicates that tance of St. Bridget to full Gini Harris of Second quiz will be Fred Spaulding. NOTICE Tuesday at 1:45 p.m. in Cronin Sigma Phi will meet Tuesday at petroleum import tariffs imposed by because we must accept rising by a substantial margin the people prefer hear them, then it is none of his business membership by the churches of Congregational Church, the The expected club profit from The Manchester Board of President Ford. domestic prices, and if supplies are a system of gasoline rationing rather than whether they are heard in ‘dignity’ or the conference. Rev. Paul Trinque of Assump­ the quiz will fund a limited Education seeks bids for a whopping tax on petroleum as a means whether there is “commercialization.” In the first days of 1975 tion, and Judy Torstenson of number of gift subscriptions to Heating Supplies for the 1974- But to be fair to the President, it rationed because we are at the end of of cutting down on our use of energy. What the judge is doing is establishing another sign of trust, hope and Emanuel Lutheran have been The Rotarian which is now 1975 school year. Sealed TOES. ONLY SPECIAL! should be noted that any effort to con­ the pipeline. But this attitude, says the administra­ controls over public information to protect commitment to one another in preparing a program for Friday celebrating its 64th anniver­ proposals will be received until T**, the public mind. Americans do not need Happiness Is... serve energy and reduce our reliance tion, simply reflects a misunderstanding an era of Watergates, Belfasts, night to enrich and enpower sary. 3:30 P.M. February 3, 1975 at Fresh, Genuine, “IFay6e»t” We have, practically speaking, put this kind of protection. It is called cen­ on the part of the people about how gas and Yom Kippur wars. these delegates to work The subscriptions will be sent which time they will be publicly on foreign oil will cost us money. all our energy eggs into one petroleum sorship and it has always been frowned A REALLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT CHICKEN LEGS...... » . 6 9 ^ rationing would work. “ People must Welcome, St. Bridget! together in Christ’s spirit. to town convalescent homes or opened. The right is reserved to ^ AIR CONDITIONED The import quota approach, which basket. realize that if gasoline is rationed they upon in free countries. Building of Unity We ask you to strengthen and other civic groups who request reject any and all bids. TUESDAY , WEDNESDAY SPECIAL won’t be able to take long automobile San Francisco Chronicle On Friday night, the support these men and women them as long as the supply we tend to favor, will cost consumers We can make all the fuss we want Specifications and bid forms 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING .. $2.00 trips,” chides'the administration. In May of 1971 some 12,000 militants delegates to MACC and their you have chosen with your lasts. Requests can be made by CHICKEN BREASTS. . may be secured at the Business DRYERS .. 10 Full Minutes for 10' Every in that any limitation of supply in­ about the President's tariff and go to We suspect the American people are far mobilized in the nation’s capital to spouses will gather to celebrate prayers that they might be open writing the Rotary Club, Box 1, Office, 45 N. School Street, demonstrate against the continuing and Day creases the upward price pressure less interested in taking long auto trips and break bread at the second to God’s spirit and find joy in Manchester by Feb. 10. Manchester, Connecticut. court after court. The fact remains, costly Vietnam War, and on the fifth day than they are in being able to find enough annual meeting of the con­ the task to which they now The Rotarian is published Raymond E. Demers, HIGHLAND PARK MARKET and, as in the case of the tariff, the we are vulnerable and will continue to money to cover the cost of driving to work launched a misguided attempt to paralyze monthly as the official ference. dedicate themselves. Business Manager 309 Green Ri 317 Highland St., Manchester—Phone 646*4277 principle is to reduce consumption by be vulnerable until we drastically and heating their homes ... traffic and thereby “shut down” the The heartbeat of the con­ BELCON LAUNDROMAT It’s not surprising to most of us — even federal government ... allowing prices to rise. Under the reduce our dependence for energy on ■V ference, these men and women though it doesn’t seem to filter through to The indiscriminate jailing of are sent by their churches to tariff, the government skims off the foreign of non-regional oil sources. the policy makers in the White House — to demonstrators, onlookers and passersby, represent the traditions, the in­ find that people would accept rationing said the jury, violated their First Amend­ money while under quotas, the added Gov. Ella Grasso says the region is sights, the will of their separate with more grace than an unsupportable ment rights of free speech and assembly, revenues go into exploration or, if not congregations. Praying and bearing the brunt of the impact of the tax on oil. If we have to bite the energy their Fourth Amendment guarantees then working side by side, they used for that, would be taxed. energy conservation effort. We agree bullet, most of us want to be sure that against false arrest and imprisonment, become a visible sign of everybody gets an equal bite. and the Eighth Amendment prohibitions The fallacy that gas rationing would but we think it must also be admitted Christ’s healing love to one Indianapolis Star against cruel and unusual punishment, all another and to the community. insure everyone a fair supply at a low- that this is largely our own doing. The goals ... set forth in his (President seasoned with a dash of malicious They will covenant together “There sure are a lot of new faces in town!” Ford’s) State of the Union address are for prosecution. price is dubious. We recall quite vivid­ The courts, or the Congress, may Friday night in these words: the most part desirable. For these multiple infringements on the “.As representatives to this con­ ly price increases granted during the rescind the import tariff. However, ... Among the ends he outlined are to put fundamentals of law and order, the jury ference, we pledge ourselves boycott because producers and dis­ this does not solve the problem. the unemployed back to work, increase ordered the District of Columbia and its and all our works to the will of real income and production, restrain the law enforcement officials to pay $12 tributors could not meet the rising God and the service of our We would hope the political, social, MAX LERNER growth of government spending, achieve million in damages to the 1,2(X) victims — brothers. Relying on God’s The cost on limited volumes. There is no energy independence and advance the said to be the largest award yet granted in economic and business leaders of the grace, we do hereby accept the reason to believe rationing would cause of world understanding. Sounds a civil liberties case. privilege and responsibility of region will get together and attempt great, though in some cases we can’t There is no doubt that some resentment protect the consumer against a price mutual witness to this com­ to evolve an action program for the agree with the measures proposed ... at such awards will be aroused among munity.” The Durable Chinese The bad among these programs should those who regard the May, 1971, incident increase but on the contrary almost Representing 15 communions SATURDAY region which will ultimately lead to be eliminated. Only Congress can do it. as a flagrant example of excessive civil makes it inevitable since competition — 1 Baptist, 3 Congregational, 1 energy security. Mr. Ford’s energy proposals ... are in disobedience. We go along with the Covenant, 1 Episcopalian, 2 is all but eliminated. majority that greets the trial’s finding as NEW YORK — Ever since the still un­ In a new book, “The Second Chinese part aimed at increasing U.S. self- Lutheran, 2 Methodist, 4 The root problem is not the cost of a brake on police state methods and one New England's dilemma is par­ raveled Lin Piao mystery, no one pretends Revolution” by K.S. Karol, the author, sufficiency, an undeniably good idea, Roman Catholic, 1 Salvation though some of the specific proposals are more assurance that constitutional ticularly acute since as a region we energy but our top-heavy reliance on to know what goes on in China. The latest who is generally sympathetic with the Army — the delegates come BANK not good. Congress has been dragging its freedoms are alive and well in this outside oil energy supplies. news of a brand-new constitution adopted Cultural Revolution, calls it “a collective together from widely divergent are dependent for at least 70 per cent at the first Chinese People’s Congress held frenzy, a war of each against each.” When feet on this vital issue for years, thinking democracy. backgrounds of denominational in a decade has one element of mystery in Secretary of State Henry Kissinger was in and acting mainly in terms of regulating, Fall River (Mass.) Herald News histories, traditions and doc­ of our petroleum needs on foreign Surely Yankee ingenuity can come Justice demands that laws apply equally it — why Mao Tse-tung, in whose name and Peking on his first trip, the most striking preventing or penalizing new production trinal beliefs. < 4* A* sources. up with answers to this problem other by whose principles everything was done, impression he got both from Chou and the and enacting laws that have resulted in in­ to all parties affected by them. Right now, There are school teachers m creased energy consumption. that principle is being violated by changes Puts This means we get hit hard than perpetual litigation or alms from was absent from the congress. army marshals was their recoil from the and secretaries, college It must be emphasized that the Presi­ in the U.S. Code designed to end confusion economically when foreign producers Washington. But the rest of the historic action of the memory of the near anarchy of that time. students and businessmen. congress is not beyond some analysis. The Americans need not to be surprised at dent can only propose. It is Congress that over state lottery news and advertising. They are retired from long and '0 % i~ i k important fact is that, despite the “anti- these events, even though the frame is so holds the power of action. Congress has A great deal is said and written productive lives; they are Confucian” campaign that has been waged different from their own. At roughly the been asking for a role of leadership. Now nowadays about discrimination in social, housewives with small is the time for it. We're waiting. educational or economic terms. Certainly You ‘/n God We Trust,^ against him recently, Chou En-lai has same time as China's Cultural Revolution, children. They are nurses, and again been picked as the prime minister. in the middle and late '60s, we had our own New York Daily News there is no reason why discrimination in nuns and clergymen and The fact is also that the newer and political and cultural upheavals, when General Motors and American Motors terms of advertising should be placed engineers. Many give their time k . . younger men of the extreme left, who revolutionary energies strained the social have jumped on the price-cutting wagon against newspapers and in favor of other and talent to such service agen­ But Not Government with Chrysler and Ford, offering rebates media. made a big splash during the Cultural system to its limits. cies as FISH, Red Cross, Revolution of the ’60s and had begun to We survived them. But out of the tur­ to entice customers who have been staying Newspapers should have the same right scouting. Big Brothers, in the Americans’ trust in their govern­ are becoming increasingly cynical elbow out the moderate ruling group of the moil grew a counterthrust of secrecy and away from dealers’ showrooms in droves. to accept advertising for state lotteries Kiwanis, auxiliaries, and ser­ ment, which has been deteriorating about how the government is handling party, have now — with one exception — surveillance reaching into the Watergate The industry has an enormous inventory from adjacent states that radio and TV now vice groups of all kinds and/or on its hand’s and needs a sales spur in the have. The new code should be amended to since 1964, seems to have bottomed the worsening problems of inflation themselves been elbowed out. It is the group and the intelligence services. Out of serve the community on town moderates who have survived and have that, in turn, came the present post-’60s worst possible way. We hope this will do make sure they do. advisory boards. out in the past year. and unemployment. proved to be durable. and post-Watergate period with its the trick. Bangor Daily News Picture So reports the Center for Political “Clearly,” says Arthur Miller of the How did it happen, in a China that has scrutiny of all officials and its search for Our only regret is that the auto The Central Intelligence Agency is the magnates sat around for months blaming latest arm of government to be swept up in Studies of the University of Center, “American citizens expect been racked by extremisms, that the total political integrity. durable leaders should turn out to be the Each system has survived and resolved “loss of consumer confidence” in the the reform whirlwind. Michigan’s Institute for Social the government to assist them in moderates, the older men, the practical its revolutions in its own way. The Chinese economy for buyer resistance instead of While we find official domestic spying Renewed Bennet admitting that high sticker prices were every bit as disconcerting as the most ar­ Research. solving their problems — particularly administrators and party bureaucrats? have done it inside the single Communist To Open House One reason lies with the alliance of the Party structure, using the language of the major problem. dent civil libertarian would, we cannot Among the Center's recent fin­ economic problems.” But combined moderates and the military men. During Marxism in the continuing “struggle Baton Rouge Morning Advocate agree with those who advocate complete dings: the Cultural Revolution the military between the two lines.” The Americans When the National Transportation Safe­ elimination of the CIA. ’There will be an open house with severe and prolonged economic leaders watched the near dissolution of the have done it within their two-party ty Board opens hearings later this month In this day and age, intelligence at the Main Building of Bennet — There was a slight increase in the on the crash of an airliner in which 92 per­ troubles, it makes people’s faith in the vast power system which the system, the media and the judicial gathering is essential although the CIA Junior High School Feb. 2 from low level of trust just after Richard revolutionary founders had built up, and process, bending with the storms of sons died, a lot more may be at stake than should be closely monitored in its action 2 to 4 p.m. government’s ability to handle any the cause of the tragedy. Nixon resigned the presidency, but they had to come in and take over as the change in the '60s, thrusting the Watergate by Congress. The announcement was made kind of problem just about nonexis­ only force in the society that could main­ group out of power, using the native fron­ Regardless of the outcome, the hearing The Newburyporl (Mass.) Daily Times by School Supt. James R. Kenn- the slight spurt in trust disappeared is bound to spur the increasing criticism of In the middle-sized city of Macon, Ga., dy. tent. tain a frame of order. At that point they tier symbols of “good guys” and “bad following President Ford's pardoning made the basic alliance with the party guys” to achieve a basic change of the Federal Aviation Administration for the Telegraph and News recently com­ Renovations to the building not doing its job properly. pleted a project called Operation Reach. were completed in December. of Nixon. Some 76 per cent of the peo­ This present lack of popular con­ technicians which has lasted ever since. political mood and climate. Each needs the other. The military The Chinese, after the purge of the Just where the blame really belongs The surveys showed a surprising The building had been closed to fidence is preventing President Ford ple questioned thought that the pardon leaders still recall the misadventure of rightist, Liu Shao-chi group in the late '60s remains to be seen, but it is almost certain number of readers who felt they were not classes since September while A M i m U . i ) . was a mistake. from being able to convince the nation their former chief, Lin Piao, who was too and of Lin Piao and his leftist group in the that the FAA will remain a chief target of getting enough national and international extensive repairs and political and too ambitious and paid for criticism. And the matter is likely to get news. Another phenomenon was found to redecorating were being done. — Republicans and Democrats are that his policies will benefit the early ’70s, have come up with a new con­ both with his life. stitution but with the tried and trusted old larger than just a fight between the safety be an insatiable appetite for local news. If The renovations are part of a about equal in their disillusionment economy. Only until and if the govern­ Another reason is that the memories of moderate bureaucrats to administer it. board and the federal agency. a survey team person asked a reader what $5.6 million program involving A recent report by a House Commerce he wanted most in his newspaper he would both Bennet and Illing Junior with government. Specifically, 49 per ment adopts policies that are the Cultural Revolution remain with all The Americans have reclaimed their groups. The cities were invaded by hun­ Constitution and taken it to heart again, Subcommittee took the agency to task for invariably say “more local news” and if High Schools. The Franklin cent of Republicans and 51 per cent of successful in halting inflation and dreds of thousands of youths with slogans although the question of whom they mean its ‘over-solicitous attitude’ with respect pressed closely he would say more news Building at Bennet is now un­ Democrats express distrust. holding off recession, says Miller, and posters harrying the “bourgeois to entrust it to is still unclear. The Chinese to the 'economic well being of the aircraft about his neighbors, his business acquain­ dergoing repairs. Work there industry or the carriers.’ The accusation, tances, his town and especially the local will be finished in the spring. FREE Color Portrait capitalist revisionists.” It was a time However, even those people who would he expect confidence in govern­ have used the language of political virtue when the left leaders seized weapons from in every lethal struggle. 'The Americans in other words, is one of trying to protect sports team. Bennet students have been still have a high level of political trust ment to begin to rise. the police and the army posts, a time of are in a new high phase of a language of the interest of the very industries they are The story of the newspapers in Macon is attending classes in the old bitter battles at Fushun and Anshan. virtue of their own. supposed to regulate. the story of newspapers across the nation trade school on School Street a Gift to YOU ...our Customer For both nations the main outlines of the If the accusation can be proven ac­ and reflect our own experience here. It is temporarily until their home world scene are shaky. In their formal curate, then some sort of remedial action our goal to get close to our readers as the buildings are completed for oc­ We’d like to thank you for being one of our customers .... so we have ought to be expected. Georgia editorial, reportorial and adver­ cupancy. summary at the People’s Congress, the arranged with a top portrait photographer to come to our bank to take ANDREW TULLY party leaders noted the growing “con­ Tulsa World tising people did, for the product of jour­ tradictions” between the American and U.S. District Judge Gerhard Gesell has nalism and allied professions must be your family portrait or your individual photo (one per family). You will be Soviet power blocs. But if they had to decided that he and he alone is qualified to molded and refined to please the con­ choose between them it is not the Soviets determine uitder what circumstances the sumer, as with the package on the super­ Meetings given an appointment, a selection of proofs and one 8" x 10" finished Why Does Saxhe Want To Be Ambassador? they would choose. Which may help American people can listen to the White market shelf cr the display model on the explain why their moderates remain in House tapes that were heard in evidence sales floor of the appliance store and the For Today color portrait. Notice of your appointment will be made in advance by power. at the Watergate trial. suit or dress in the specialty shop. mail. There are no hidden costs, no service charges or requirement to WASHINGTON — Why on earth does Meanwhile, India was the first non-Arab At any rate, a portion of the Indian press PORTRAIT ORDER Bill Saxbe want to be ambassador to In­ country to embrace the Palestine Libera­ has wondered aloud at this latest effort of TODAY’S Public meetings scheduled in purchase additional photographs. You may order additional photos at dia’’ The former attorney general is a sen­ tion Organization (PLO). With con­ the Indian government to worsen its Manchester today include: SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER sible, plainspeaking man whose record siderable fanfare, the Indian regime relations with Israel. “Why slam the door THOUGHT 4 p.m. — Pension Board, 923 Main Street special prices, if you desire. reflects an impatience with the little welcomed the PLO’s gun-toting Yassir on Israel?” asked the Hindustan Times. Sitpntng Mpralb Municipal Building Hearing Manchester, Conn. 06040 lunacies of both government and drawing Arafat to New Delhi when he arrived in “ Admittance of the Jerusalem contingent • M T W T r ■ Room. room. He has a tendency to swat bores as I 2 3 Week of Prayer for Christian Unity FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1861 7 p.m. — Commission on that curious city to open an official to the indoor stadium will not mean ap­ 4 S 6 7 I 9 10 The psalmists wrote hundreds of songs I understand that I will receive one 8" x 10" an irritable citizen swats flies. diplomatic office. proval of its domestic and foreign policies. II 12 13 14 15 16 12 Published by the Published every Aging, Senior Citizens Center. Just one more way for THE SATURDAY BANK to show our I I 19 20 21 22 23 24 of praise expressing their joy and thanks Manchester evening except Sun- 7 p.m. — Joint meeting of coior portrait of my family absolutely free and Yet here is Saxbe impatiently awaiting Why does New Delhi think formal sports 25 26 27 21 29 30 ALMANAC Publlshlng Co . Herald days and holidays. his tenure in a country whose governing That, of course, is India’s business. Its for the blessings God has given mankind. Square, Manchester, E n te re d at the board of directors and ad hoc that you will contact me to make an appoint­ appreciation for making us YOUR BANK. relations with it will be too much?” During this week of Christian Unity, C o n n . 06 0 4 0 , Manchester. Conn.. ment for my sitting. elite teems with tedious neurotics, not to foreign policy is an internal matter. So Telephone 643-2711 P osi OHIce as Second committee on the Health say sometime masochists and furtive was its decision to go nuclear, after Naturally, there is little or no disap­ through prayer and Bible study, we can (Area Coda 203). Class Mall Matler. District, Nathan Hale School. schizophrenics. decades of deploring the international proval of the ban on South Africa’s team. By IJiiiled Press International open our hearts and prepare ourselves to BURL L. LYONS. PUBLISHER 7-;30 p.m. — Planning and I prefer Today is Monday, Jan. 27, the 27th day of find God’s plan for us. God sent His only India's latest contribution to inter­ arms race and posing, rather wistfully, as India must maintain its reputation as the Zoning Commission business □ afternoon □ Main Office the world’s peacemaker. But sports con­ 1975 with 338 to follow. Son to show us the way. SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES meeting. Municipal Building national amity is its action to bar Israel champion of the non-white. There’s your □ evening □ Burnside Office and South Africa from attending a tests come under the category labeled schizophrenia For centuries India’s caste The moon is full. Today we are bombarded with news and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE coffee room. telecasts of hunger and suffering in places □ So. Windsor Office worldwide table tennis tournament next with that awful adjective, "cultural,’’ and system has been one of the world’s most The morning star is Mars. Single Copy ... 15* 3 Months . $11.70 8 p.m. — Board of Education, □ Saturday morning month in Calcutta. A F'oreign Ministry India also has been in the forefront of The evening stars are Mercury, "Venus, far away from us. It stirs our conscience Weekly...... go* 6 Months . . $23.40 Bentley School. crushing and ambiguous burdens on the ONE Month .. $3.90 One Year $46.80 spokesman has declared that the decision those nations who plead that the way to at­ Jupiter and Saturn. when we realize the material things we 8:30 p.m. — Board of Direc­ poor and the meek, a monument to Mail Hales Upon Request was “in accordance with the policy of the tain permanent world peace is through Those born on this date are under the have. But all the while there may be tors public hearing on use of sadistic sophistry. Subscribers who p.m. should telephone Savings Bank Name . government ” “cultural " relations. sign of Aquarius. someone in our town or right next door tail to receive their the circulation deparl- community development block It beats me how an old-shoe guy like Bill American pioneer labor organizer who is suffering also. They are suffering Herald before 5.30 ment. 647-9946. grants, Nathan Hale School. Phone What he meant was that India is pro- Such relations, apparently, are to be Saxbe expects to deal with people like Samuel Gompers was born Jan. 27, 1850. because they feel no one loves them. The Arab and anti-racist, and therefore limited to nations of whose political that. Like previous ambassadors to India, This is actress Donna Reed’s 54th 13th chapter, 10th verse of Romans says: Member Audit Bureau of Circulations Address presumably cannot admit teams from a of Manchester “Love does no wrong to a neighbor; policies India approves. This is a peculiar he’s pjrobably been warned not to let the birthday. During a lifetime, the average nation that is sort of at war with the Arab On this day in history: therefore love is the fullfilling of the law.” The Manchester Display advertising City___ State. Zip Member F.D.I.C. stance. One would think that the need for worjL “caste” pass his lips. But don’t bet closing hours: Three American consumes 26 million countries and a nation that practices In 1880, a patent for an electric in­ Perhaps we are not creative enough to Publishing Co. lull days prior to "cultural” relations is most pressing he^on't bring it up after a few months, or tons of water, 10,000 pounds of MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER apartheid. India has no relations with between governments which don’t get weeks,^of-kying to persuade some Indian candescent lamp was granted to Thomas write poems or compose music — but we assumes no financial publication. South Africa but maintains trade links responsibility lor Deadline Ibr Herald meaL 14 tons of milk and cream, along. At least, the popular cliche is that Edison. can praise God by loving each other. classilled advertising: official thamt’s quite safe to acknowledge typographical errors 9,000 pounds of wheaL and great with Israel, arid has permitted the Jewish governments that play together get that two and'.two make four. His only con­ In 1943, the U.S. 8th Air Force staged the Rosemary Livingston appearing In adver- 12 noon prior today ol tlsaments and other publication; 12 noon quantities o$other products from government to set up a four-member con­ solation then^ould be that his indiscretion first all-American air raid on Germany, Community Baptist Church together. (Brawls in contests between reading matter In The Friday lor publication the earth. Psople-to-People Banking sular staff in Bombay. India usually is capitalist and Communist teams seem to will get him fecalled back to relative sani­ bombing Wilhelmshaven in broad delegate, MACC committee Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon­ reasonable where money is concerned. Herald. day. dispute this theory, but let that pass.) ty- '» daylight. Christian Unity Division

A13.dVS OdDI^N i r n j P ^ E SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Mon., Jan. 27, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 27, 1975 — PAGE SEVEN In fiim oM 10 «ll ol our cuilom un, w ruswvt Ih t right to llmll m Im to t h ^ PMk*gM of inv d u j^ x c u p ^ h tm p t h ^ i w npt«d. Uumu oflurM lor Mlu not tvallublt In cam loti, or to othir rotill d«ul*ru or wholtMlori. Mott lt#mt ipicMilly ta it prtcod, tom * at our tvtfyd ty low prlcot. Chamber Will Sponsor Auditors Insight ‘75' Breakfast Allege d i p these Illegality valuable An "Insight '75" breakfast launched a program to keep HARTFORD (UPI) - The for the business community is Chamber members informed of Connecticut Board of Licensure coupons being sponsored Tuesday by the legislation on a local, state and of Nursing House Home Ad­ BUSINESS Legislative Affairs Council of national level. ministrators is illegally issuing the Greater Manchester Invited guests at Tuesday's nursing home administrators an d save! Effective Mon., Jan. 27-Sat. Feb. 1 Chamber of Commerce. It will breakfast are State Sens. David licenses and renewals when the be at 8:30 a m. at The Steak Barry and George Hannon, Department of Health is Any or all coupons may be redeemed with one $5 purchase Out. Talcottville. State Reps. Francis Mahoney, responsible for issuing them, The council was formed in the Ted Cummings, Muriel state auditors say. spring of 1974 and immediately Yacavone and Abraham With this coupon and a $5 purch&se. '1 3 292 With this coupon and a $5 purchase. Glassman, Mayor John Thomp­ The department informally son and Town Manager Robert delegated its licensing respon­ Weiss. sibility to the board, which is M iracle They will brief Chamber empowered to examine V te e l members on what is going on in applicants for licenses and CHICKEN Campbell’s W h ip the is ttro ABOUT the legislative halls and what is n o o d u w f i e t i renewals and endorse those TOWN being planned. A question and persons licensed in other states, s o r F C hicken I Salad Dressing answer period will follow. Dr. Tnnash H. .\toynalan Dr. Albert Wolkoff State Auditor Leo V. Donohue Kraft George T. LaBonne Jr,, the said Sunday. Chamber's Business Services Noodle Soup oz. jar Sphinx Temple Shrine Band Division vice president, will be 10% oz. can S Chairman of the Board Fran­ . Good Mon., Jan. 27-Sal , Feb, 1 Good Mon., Jan. 27-Sat., Feb.9 1 will play a concert at 8:15 chairman and moderator of the Guest Panelists tonight at the Masonic Temple. cis Dellafera, of Manchester, 291 Limit one can per customer. Limit one jar per customer. meeting. Comments will be said the stamp used to make the Sponsor is Nutmeg Forest, Tall made by Mark R. Kravitz, Dr. Tanash Atoynatan and He is a staff member at Hart­ Cedars of Lebanon. The event is approval official leaves a health chairman of the Legislative Af­ Dr. Albert Wolkoff are two of ford Hospital, and a clinical feuuUlwWMwmiuw open to the members of the department mark. fairs Council, and Burl L. several guest panelists who will associate in psychiatry at the With this coupon and a $5 purchase. 294 With this coupon and a $5 purchase Masonic fraternity, their Lyons, chairman of the be at a "Creative Living" University of Connecticut families and their friends. Chamber's board of directors. meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Medical School. He trained in Donohue said the auditors in Promoted Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. psychiatry from 1970 to 1973 at 1971 recommended the nursing Ivory S fdtw eve Samuel C. Hamilton of 305 Middle Tpke. The meeting is The Institute of Living in Hart­ home board improve accoun­ Kennedy Rd., Manchester has sponsored by the Ben Ezra ford. ting procedures and repeated n n s s u e been promoted to regional Chapter of B'nai B'rith Women. Dr. Atoynatan has been the the recommendation. Soap Bathroom director, field administration, Some of the topics to be director of the Community Personal Size 4 pk. ^\: 2 roll pack 2 ply life and health division, in the MCC Calendar covered by the panel members Chiid Guidance Clinic since The auditors, who examine claim department at Aetna Life will be women and therapy, 1960. He specializes in child executive agencies for the & Casualty, Hartford, Manchester Community College offers this calendar 3V2 oz. adolescent problems in school, psychiatry and neurology. legislature, also noted three bars Hamilton, a Clark College of events in the interest of the community. .All the the effects of divorce on the He has practiced psychiatry members of the board were ser­ graduate, joined the company MCC-sponsored activities listed below are open to the at Duke University Hospital in Good Mon., Jan. 27-Sat., Feb. 1. Good Mon., Jan. 27-Sal., Feb. 1 family, and Jewish life today. ving in extension of their con­ Limit one 4 pack per customer. Limit one pkg. per customer. in 1965 as a claim represen­ publie and many are free of charge. Dr. Wolkoff, a psychiatrist, Durham, N.C., neurology at tracts, which ended in 1973. tative at Washington, D.C. In addition to publicizing events and activities in­ lives in West Hartford. He University Hospital in They are Dellafera, Martha After working in group claim dividually, the college hopes that the “Calendar” will works part time as acting chief Louisville, Ky., child psy­ Fry, of Middlefield, and George operations in several of Aetna’s of the department of psychiatry chiatry at University Hospital field offices and the home of­ serve as a weekiv reminder of all that is available at E. Roch, of Willimantic. 290 With this coupon and a $5 purchase. 295 With this coupon and a $5 purchase. MCC. at the Veterans Hospital in in Baltimore, Md. fice, he was named group claim Newington. Dr. Atoynatan was also direc­ supervisor at Newark in 1972. The MCC staff looks forward to seeing you on cam­ tor of the Pre-School Unit Child P rem iu m P illS b u ry He returned to the home of­ pus and at the various events. Call 646-2137 for Study Center in Philadelphia, WAHR WEIGHT fice in 1973 as manager, equal further information on any of the activities listed Pa. He is a fellow of both the S altin es opportunity compliance, in the below. American Psychiatric Associa­ PROBLEM? Pillsbunr's F lo u r corporate social responsibility MANCHESTER Nabisco 16 oz. box f BEST MONDAY, JAN. 27 tion and the American Orthop­ usi xxxx department. sychiatric Association. iS Slbbag Basketball — 6 p.m .; Manchester CC vs. Southern Conn. HOSPITAL I) FLOUR Other panelists are Mrs. T St.; away; admission free. NOTES Sophie K. Meld of Jewish Fami­ E-LIM idea rtctp ts Womens Basketball — 7 p.m.; Manchester CC vs. ly Services in West Hartford, Excess water in the body ^ _—-- --- ' T Housatonic CC; away; admission free. Rabbi Neil Kominsky of Tem­ can be uncomfortable. E- Good Mon., Jan. 27-Sat., Feb. t . 9 Good Mon., Jan. 27-Sal., Feb. 1. ♦Advanced Transactional Analysis — 6;30-8:15 p.m.; 15 ple Beth Hillel in South Wind­ LIM will help you lose, Limit one box per customer. '^ • 7 3 Limit one bag per customer. weeks; Main Campus; Staff Lounge; tuition $35. Discharged Thursday: Hugo sor, and David W. Campbell, a excess water weight. We at Wmmmwnmwwmmm______♦Introduction to Chinese — 7-9 p.m.; 8 weeks; Hartford Feldmueller, 37 Avondale Rd.; private therapist from Liggett Drug, Manchester Road Building; Room 202; tuition $17.50. Ellen Rudaz, 55 Oakland Ter.; Willimantic. Parkade, recommend it. ti John Hearn, 33 Windemere St.; Quality Protected” Naturally Aged Beef: ♦Respiratory Evaluation — 7;30-10 p.m.; 5 weeks; Main Alice Neubauer, 55 Summer O nly $2.00 Campus; Room 16; tuition $17.50. Our all-week specials are the best ■ J E e ^ s B St.; William Warner, 67 Wilson ways we know to stretch a family ♦Cartography and Graphics — 7:30-9;30 p.m.; 8 weeks; Lane, Vernon; Sharon Zira, Hartford Road Building; Room 103, tuition $17.50. budget. Great beef, and other J 1204 W. Middle Tpke.; Beatrice TUESDAY, JAN. 28 Cuddy, East Hartford; HAY-FEVER money-savers cut your cost Pre & Post Retirement Counseling — Gail Patrick; 5;30- Vannesse Rowe, 9 Mt. Sumner of eating well! 7;30 p.m.; Counseling Center; Main Campus; Administra­ Dr., Bolton; Joanne Popple, 217 Woodbridge St. SIN U S Sufferers tion Building. Here's good news for you! Exclusive new Allows you to breathe easily— stops wotery Also, Henry McLeod, 49 "hard core" SYNA-CLEAR Decongestant ♦Sources of Constructive Environmental Values — 7;30- eyes and runny nose. You con buy SYNA- Spruce Lane, South Windsor; tablets act instantly and continuously to CLEAR at your favorite drug counter, with* 9:30 p.m.; 8 weeks; Hartford Road Building; Room 206; Loren Bartholomew, Mani St., drain ond clear all nasal-sinus covities. One out need for a prescription. Satiifoction tuition $18.50. "hard core " tablet gives up to 8 hours relief guaranteed by maker. Try it today. Coventry; Marsha from pain and pressure of congestion. B eef A ♦Playwriting — 7-9 p.m.; 10 weeks; Main Campus; VanZandbergen, 467 N. Main Introductory Offer Worth...... $1.50 Conference Room; Faculty West; tuition $22.50. St.; Sandra Campbell, 124 Cut out this ad — take to a drug store. Purchase one pack of Chairman ♦Women In Literature— 7;30-9;30p.m.; lOweeks; Hart­ Spruce St,; Raoul Roberge, SYNA-CLEAR 12's and receive one more SYNA-CLEAR 12 Pock Free. LIQQETT DRUG James J. von Gal of 146 ford Road Building; Room 202; tuition $22.50. Willimantic. Manchottor Parfcad* Chestnut St., Manchester has ♦Fortran — 7;30-9;30 p.m.; 12 weeks; Hartford Road C h u ^ Bone-in been named chairman of Building; Room 211; tuition $26.50. Connecticut Mutual Life In­ ♦Dress Design — 7;30-9;30 p.m.; 10 weeks; Hartford surance Co.’s suggestion plan Road Building; Room 216; tuition $23.50. committee in Hartford. Womens Center Meeting — 12:30 p.m.; Organization of Blade Steak The committee evaluates and N Self-help Health Groups; Womens Center. approves suggestions made by WEDNESDAY, JAN. 29 Bone-in CML employes for cost-saving changes within the company’s Basketball — 8 p.m.; Manchester CC vs. Tunxis CC; “Quality-Protected” home office. Howell Cheney Technical School; admission free. beef is flavorful, Associate director of policy Womens Basketball — 5;30 p.m.; Manchester CC vs. fresh, juicy and well ^'“^^futh'w S ng steak. administration, von Gal joined Southeast UConn; Howell Cheney Technical School; ad­ trimmed. Great beef! on a boneless the company in 1967, served in mission free. lb. the U.S. Army from 1968 to ♦Being a Woman — 7-9 p.m.; 10 weeks; Hartford Road m e s o o i e 1970, and returned to CML in Simply Super— Uniformly good everytime Building; Room 202; tuition $22.50. Top Sirloin Steak 1973 as assistant director of ac­ ♦Graphoanalysis — 7-9 p.m.; 12 weeks; Main Campus; counting administration. President's Conference Room; tuition $27.50. 77 B e e f Loin He is a Dartmouth College graduate, with a B.A. degree in ♦Photojournalism — 8:25-10 p.m.; 12 weeks; Main Cam­ Girauiid Beef 79: ‘ Simply Super regular ground beef contains no more than 28% of fat, economics. He and his wife pus, Room 10; tuition $46. have two chiildren. Womens Center Meeting — 7:30 p.m.; Organization of A / — '" Self-help Health Groups; Womens Center. ^ 1 I THURSDAY, JAN. 30 Stop & Shop Self Basting ^ AIP Officers Alan Lessler of Rocky Hill Poetry Reading — 8:30 p.m.; Tom MacIntyre; Main I FREE! and Theron Schnure of East Campus; Student Center; admission free. Toms , o d i z e d . . . 26o z b o x Hartford have been elected Basketball — 4 p.m.; Manchester CC vs. Eastern Conn. 16-24 lbs. president and vice president, J.V,, away; admission free. Tuikeys Mb. respectively, of the Connecticut \ ♦Introduction to Transactional Analysis — 7:20-9:50 / Our turkeys are plump meaty and delicious. 13! chapter of the American p.m.; 12 weeks; Hartford Road Building; Room 207; tui­ Institute of Planning (AIP). tion $45. Self Basting Hen Turkeys 10 to 14 lbs. 6 5 i f C ak eM « Lessler is director of regional ♦It's Time to Invest — 7:45-9:45 p.m.; 10 weeks; Main nepkgpercvstome j planning with the Central Campus; Room 12; tuition $22,50. A better value because Stop & Shop Big Eye Pork is leaner, Naugatyck Valley Regional Planning Agency. Schnure is a ♦Revolutionary Perspectives — 7:30-9:30 p.m.; 10 meatier pork from the top half of the crop. You get more DICCVB w delicious eating In each pound! planning coordinator in the weeks; Hartford Road Building; Room 202; tuition $5. Starts Mon., Jan. 27 Thru Sat., Feb. 1 state Department of Finance & FRIDAY, JAN. 31 Prices effective in MANCHESTER: 263 Middle Tpke., West, Corner Broad St. Control. Stairwell Gallery — 8-10 p.m.; Weekdays; MCC Student ' EAST HARTf^ORD: Silver Lane Crafts; Ceramics & Sculpture; admission free. ^ Pork Loin Duplicate Bridge— MCC Novice Game; 7:45 p.m.; Hart­ ford Road Building; Room 103; open to all players with 0- 7 20 master points; admission $1.50. PUBLIC Duplicate Bridge — Manchester Bridge Club; 7:45 p.m.; Assorted Chops Hartford Road Building; Room 102; open to all players; RECORDS admission $1.75. Pork Loin Sirloin Cutlets Stop & Shop Stop & Shop Instant Stop & Shop SATURDAY, FEB. 1 Pork Loin Countrystyle Ribs ® Warruiily Deeds ♦Introduction to Transactional Analysis — 9-11:30 a.m.; Robert I. and Priscilla P. 12 weeks; Main Campus; Room 5; tuition $45. Pork Loin Blade Roast 95^ Miller to William H. and Bonnie B leadi Chocolate J. Hicks, property at 16 Arnott 49 •utter Duplicate Bridge — Manchester Community College Now that you’ve gone and Perri Brand Italian Sausage 1 Pound Package Rd., $28,500. Bridge Club; 1 p.m., Hartford Road Building; Room 102; m Flavored 93 Score Edward D. Atkinson and open to all players; admission $1.50. GaL Jug Margaret A. Wennergren to Film — 8 p.m.; MCC Auditorium; “Warm December” ; dialed directory assistsmce "NT* “AA” Norman S. and Eleanor P. admission free. Pick these savings in our Garden of Eatin’! Mix Hohenthal, property at 10-12 SUNDAY, FEB. 2 iMlnil Orchard St,, $35,000. the pencil is gone again. California Sunkist cliocolate,i Basketball — 3 p.m.; Manchester CC vs. Mattatuck CC; Building Permit ltav«r.Anl« Manchester Armory; admission free. iC , 16oz Manchester Lumber Co., con­ By the time you dial the directory assistance Indoor Track Meet — 1 p.m.; Manchester CC vs. UConn cont. vert 65- X 100-foot shed at 255 Jr. Varsity and other community colleges; UConn operator, tell her who you want to call, wait while Center St. to an industrial building, $20,000. Fieldhouse; admission free. she looks up the number, then find the pencil and Calif. Romaine Lettuce 29' 1-lb pkg «1 KT Marriage Licenses Womens Basketball — 1 p.m.; Manchester CC vs. Mat­ write it down—you could have looked it up yourself, quarters tatuck CC; Howell Cheney Technical School; admission Yellow Globe Onions 3 2 9 ' Anthony Joseph Thibeu, 104 free. dialed and started talking. So, use the book. Then White St., and Elizabeth Grant, California Celery Hearts 59' 599 N. Main St., Second MONDAY, FEB. 3 jot down the numbers you call often in the Congregational Church. Luncheon — 11;45 a m.; Prepared and served by Hotel handy space on the back inside cover. Kenneth Walter Bastura, Food Service Management Students; Food Service Dining ALL STOP & SHOP STORES OPEN 8 A.M. It'll make the next time you call faster yet! Portland, Conn., and Patricia Room; Student Center; reservations suggested. $2 per per­ Mary Mozzer, 18 Weaver Rd., son; tickets may be purchased at the college bookstore. DAILY FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE! STOP & SHOP in • MANCHESTER 263 Middle Turnpike West - EAST HARTFORD 830 Silver Lane. 8:00a.m.-10:00p.m., Mon.-Sat. Feb. 1. ♦Non-credit community service courses. Open on a It’s faster to use the book. Forrest Robert Carson Jr., space available basis. Bloomfield, and Margaret Bolduc. 168 Oak St. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Mon., Jan, 27, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 27, 1975 — PAGE NINE

4 Local Park Hom es Needed for Student Guests Intagliata-Sedgwick: Inspiration Bolton Scholarship Group Names Officers Homes are needed in the understanding through student father can’t afford it. English. Her father is a 5hc HeraLh BOLTON School faculty; Joseph Licitra, Card Party Highland Market respectively. to work with the group. For New Book in the development of food ser­ Manchester area to host teen­ exchange. Lucia Jardin, 17, Catholic, businessman. She is interested Area Profile ' Donna Holland Board of Selectmen; Judy The St. Maurice Council of Anyone wishing to donate The objective of the council is vices improvement reflecting a Since its inception in 1951, doesn’t smoke, good health. She in sports, theater, listening to "White Tails and Green agers from Latin America who Correspondent Hinds, Bolton Junior Woman’s Catholic Women will have a baked goods is asked to contact to involve students themselves concern for good nutrition. Clover," written by Yolla will be arriving this month. Youth for Understanding has has had at least four years of music, and reading. 646-0375 Club. card party Feb. 10 at 8 p.m. at Linda Jenckes, Westview Dr. Niclas, will be the featured Students will live with an facilitated the exchange of The Bolton Scholarship Fund Also Judith Pressler, the church parish center. story at the free Children’s American family and attend more than 50,000 U.S. and elected its officers for the year. guidance department; the Rev. There will be door and table MANCHESTER VENETIAN BLIND CO. Hour, Wednesday from 10 to 11 high schooi for six months. foreign students in 48 countries Mrs. Long to Address J'. Robert Murdock, Maude John Flora, clergy; Joseph prizes. Refreshments will be 29 Bissell SI. • 646-1422 a.m. at Glen Lochen’s Atticus Some of the 1,500 Latin throughout the world. Carpenter and Anne Mannings Fleming, principal; Lorraine served. Food Service Bookstore in Glastonbury. American teen-agers par­ Some of the students needing PTO Meeting Tonight were re-elected president, vice Maus, Harvey Harpin, Arnol- Donation is $1.25. Mrs, Jeanette Guerra, * t h T ^ w e e k s p e c ia i T "T Youngsters three years of age ticipating in the Youth for host families are: president and treasurer respec­ deen Thornton, members at cafeteria co-manager, has been Understanding student Paulo Silva, 17, Catholic, VERNON appointed chairperson for the and older are invited to join the who wish to pay their dues, the tively. Pam Shorey was elected large. Bicentennial tape, cord and wash { Cranberry Lady who conducts exchange program are having a doesn’t smoke, excellent secretary. The group will sponsor a fund Bake Sales Connecticut Youth Advisory JOIN THE Mrs. Jean L,ong, coordinator officers will be at the meeting Council by the Connecticut health. He has had at least two the story hour with the help of problem finding an American of the Hockanum Valley Com­ at 12:30 p.m. Other board members and the raising card party February 21 The Bicentennial Committee toys, animals, and her helper home, said Mrs, Glen Bonder- years of English, and good ‘School Food Services Associa­ & *5®® munity Services Center will be Plans are being made to form organizations they represent at the St. Maurcie Church will sponsor two bake sales as "Atticus Elf." man of Columbine Rd. in grades in general. His father is tion. THIS WEEK ONLY | the guest speaker at the another Tolland County Chapter are Robert Thornton, Board of parish center. fund raisers for upcoming Mrs. Niclas, who also does Tolland, who is area represen­ in the military service. His in­ I ■ - - Av^r^^^ze^wii^w^ * » J meeting of the Center Rd. to accommodate the large Education; Gertrude Vogel, Setups, snacks and coffee will projects. her own nature photography, tative for Youth for Understan­ terests are sports, music and Wendy Murdock and Laura School PTO, tonight at 7:30 in membership. The present Parent Teacher Organization; be provided. Prizes will be The swpes will be held Feb. Briggs, students, have been ap­ CUCTOM AND STOCK SHADES ding. motorcycles. gained inspiration for her new the school cafeteria. chapter has more than 600 Dorothy Taft, Bolton High awarded. 22 and 23 at Bolton Notch and ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF CUSTOM DRAPES Host families, in addition to Michel Acar, 18, no religious pointed by the student council book from her many earlv mor­ Mrs. Long will speak on members. ning walks in Wickham Park in welcoming the students into preference. His grades are "raising a child in today’s An organizational meeting Manchester. She enjoys their homes, provide the average and he has had some world — the social and will be conducted Feb. 10 at Ratfax-1 Photo necessities such as food and English. His health is good but meeting and talking to parents emotional development of a 1:30 p.m. at the Rockville With of her reading audience and has housing. Other than this and he is allergic to wool, cotton child.” Following her talk the Methodist Church, Grove St. done so at PTA meetings and at The engagement of Miss Nan­ "tender loving care,’’ the host and powder. His father is a $ 4 0 0 This meeting will be opened to the Mary Cheney Library in cy Ann Richter of Tolland to family does not bear any un­ businessman. He plays some Art Winners questions and answers. Coupon Manchester. She has had one- Stephen Graham Alson of necessary financial burden. piano and is interested in Dorothy P. Meriam of Vernon Special woman shows in museums and Rockville has been announced The new “son” or drama. He has worked part Middle School PTO has been chosen “Artist of the 00 i galleries in the U.S. and by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. “daughter” participates as a time as sales person. He is The Vernon Center Middle Month” by the Tolland County Bonus on the purchase of $10 or more abroad. Mrs. Niclas will be Christopher Richter of Reed regular family member and is paying his own way because his School PTO will meet tonight at Art Association. Her art work autographing her book which Rd., Tolland. given the same responsibilities 7:30 in the school cafeteria. The is on display in the main Redeemable Thru Saturday Feb. 1, 1975 Mr. Alson is the son of Mr. 2 will be available on Wednesday and privileges as other children meeting will be a joint one with reading room of the Rockville Exclusive of Cigarettes, Beer & Tobacco Products from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the and Mrs. George Alson of 58 W. in the family. the Board of Education. Public Library. Saveli Some Need H-877 Coupon Per Customer [f] Main St., Rockville. Glen Lochen Market Place. Anyone interested in housing Pinochle Winners An acrylic painting titled, The bride-elect is a graduate a Latin American teen-ager for Food Advice, The following were winners "Morning Sunlight," by Lynn of Tolland High School and is Peters of Vernon, has been the next six months may con­ in the Thursday senior citizen employed at The Travelers In­ Nurses Told chosen as the “Picture of the tact Mrs. Bonderman by calling pinochle tournament: Edward Bloodmobile surance Co. in Hartford. Month,” and is also on display 875-0001, or the Rev. Robert Quinn 601; Alexina Moreau 575; Her fiance, a graduate of at the library. Eldridge, 120 Delmont St., 649- Nutrition education and Carl Murphy 597; Julius May To Visit Town Rockville High School, is atten­ ENJOY Work by other artists of the 4971. guidance are needed for the 57. 7 ding computer Processing association are on display in Youth for Understanding is a elderly, for low-income 'SAUNA Tuesday winners were: Tomorrow Institute in East Hartford. He area banks, offices, and non-profit educational families and others not reached Joseph Kincman 709; Gertrude is employed at Dean Machine in by well-child clinics, Mrs. libraries as follows: Lea The Red Cross Bloodmobile organization which cooperates WHIRLPOOL Edwards 705; Minnie Luetjen Manchester. Robert Weiss, professional Chamberlain, Savings Bank of will visit South United with and receives an annual 702; Emily Brooks 681; John The couple plan an Aug. 30 nutritionist, told directors of Rockville; Trudy Lee, People’s Methodist Church Tuesday grant from the U.S. Depart­ EXERCISE Poggie 677; Ruth Corbin 674; Fraccia Photo wedding at the First ment of State in carrying out its the Manchester Public Health Savings Bank, Rockville; from 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. The Edward Kreyssig 664; Martha Congregational Church of Ver­ goal of increased international Nursing Association (MPHNA) Marion DeCarli, Hall Memorial More proof that: Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Intagliata visit is co-sponsored this month EQUIP. Matthess 658. non. at a meeting Thursday after­ Library, Ellington; Madeline by the Southern New England noon. AARP Meetings Regan, Savings Bank of Telephone Co, office in FREE RARY- Deborah J. Sedgwick of and she carried pink and The MPHNA board voted to The Tolland County chapter Tolland. Manchester. IT RAYS TO SHOP Manchester and Angelo In­ Burgundy feathered Rowers. seek facilities that would per­ SITTING of the American Association of Also: Siie Niederwerfer, A special alert has been WLUIES! Bridesmaids were Miss mit sponsorship of more Retired Persons (AARP) will First Federal Savings, tagliata of Manchester were received from the blood center married Nov. 30 at St. James Claire Thorpe of Bolton and frequent well-chiW clinics. BELLY meet Feb. 3 at 1:30 p.m. in the Rockville and the New England THE FINAST WAY advising there is a need for Miss Joyce Miller of East Hart­ ABOUT TOWN Mrs. Weiss, who serves on a Elks Carriage House, N. Park Bank & Trust, Rockville; Church. blood for making platelets. The The bride is the daughter of ford. They wore gowns similar volunteer basis in the nutrition UNLIMITED VISITS DANCING St., Rockville. Martha Pinavich, Tolland Fully Cooked blood drawn at Tuesday’s Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sedgwick to that worn by the honor atten- section of well-child clinics in Dr. Lawrence Andrus wil Library; Esther Luginbuhl, bloodmobile visit will be used MON-FRI9-9 y DRA of 58 Croft Dr. The bridegroom dan except in light blue jersey Professional Women’s Club church. A member will discuss cooperation with MPHNA, out­ speak on nutrition for senior People’s Savings Bank, Ver­ primarily for this purpose. SAT 9-4 knit with royal blue velvet will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. "Glass.” Hostesses are Mrs. lined for directors examples of citizens, followed by a question non; Mildred Lisk, Mary is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Processing as well as transfu­ Concetto Intagliata of 167 collars. They wore blue velvet in the Robbins Room' of the Thomas Woods, Mrs. Raymond lOw-cost food recipes, shopping and answer period. Donald Dunphy Dance Studio; Peg sion of this delicate and much Smoked Ham Hawthorne St. bow headpieces and carried Woodbridge and Mrs. Donald tips, menu pianning and Maguda, Rockville Fire Chief Winther, Society for Savings, light blue and royal blue needed blood component must will show slides of some local Ellington; ad Jan Lepore, Ver­ The Rev. Louis Cremonie of be accomplished within 48 Kirby. budgeting guidance offered at St. James Church officiated at feathered flowers. clinics. She teaches normal and major fires. non National Bank, LaFayette Shank Rump The best man was Dennis hours of the drawing. * 8 8 . 0 0 ,full . year prog. For the benefit of members Square. the double-ring ceremony. Platelets are administered to therapeutic nutrition needs for Portion Portion The bride, given in marriage Delanev of Tolland, the Manchester senior citizen patients daily in Connecticut the whole family as well as for SPECIAL PRICE - ONE DAY ONLY by her brother. Dennis R. bridegroom’s brother-in-law. beginners and advanced square in-service training of MPHNA Shank hospitals, suffering from malig­ NO EXTRA CHARGES Sedgwick, wore a white gown Ushers were Frank Fazzina dancers will meet Tuesday at 10 staff members. Individuai Half 79fW ^^i^ib "h7 8 9 * h - w i b nant disorders and also to help laced with old-fashioned lace at and Greg Nolin, both of a.m. at the Senior Citizens therapeutic nutrition education 79 control bleeding and aid the J hemline, sleeves and high Manchester. Center. is provided at ciinics for Gilead Hill Teacher Ham Steak or Roast Center Slices ...... ib1.19 clotting of blood. neckline, with a long train. Her A reception was held at anemic and diabetic children, SUPERMARKETS Larry St. John of the floor-length veil was of silk illu- Fiano's Restaurant in Bolton she said. Manchester SNETCO office is Tenders Resignation sion. She carried white after which the couple left for The councii on ministries of The diets of 90 per cent of stock-up on Finest Frozen Foods! assisting in the recruitment of feathered flowers with a touch the Pocono Mountains in Penn­ South United Methodist Church children under the age of three Pork Loin Assort. Chops 1 Treat your Family to Mr. Dell fellow employes for this of blue. sylvania. The couple will live in will meet tonight at 7:30 at fail to meet recommended diet Figure Salons HEBRON The total amount for the Bordeaux Farms Features and Save the Finast Way month's bloodmobile visit. Mrs. Tina Delaney of Tolland, •Manchester. Susannah Wesley House of the allowances for iron, according Anne Dallaire materials and labor is $2,000. Preliminary recruitment Fresh Pork Shoulder aff:! 69! the bridegroom's sister, was Mrs. Intagliata is employed church. to iron deficiency studies by the The Board of Education has figures indicate approximately French Fries Imported Ham matron of honor. She wore a by Mr. Donut of Manchester. Department of Health, Educa­ K-MART PLAZA accepted the resignation of James Derby of East St. 40 employes expect to donate. pink jersey knit with Burgundy Mr. Intagliata is employed by tion and Welfare, Mrs. Weiss James Cello, physical educa­ spoke to the board on the In­ Roasting Chickens 69! Many additional donors will The United Methodist Women SPENCER ST. MANCHESTER (Silver Lane) Fresr.lv velvet on collar and cuffs. Her Coco-Cola Bottling Co. of East toid the MPHNA board tion teacher at the Hebron and district Music Committee be needed to help meet the of North United Methodist PHONE 643-8076 ' Sliced To half headpiece was a Burgundy bow Hartford. members. Gilead Hill Elementary report, asking the board to con­ pkg Order |b monthly quota of 150 pints. Ap­ Church will meet tonight at 7:30 Schools. sider more of a music program pointments may be made by at the home of Eliane Law. Cello has been on leave of in the 1975-76 budget. Chicken Quarters calling the local Red Cross of­ Swiss Cheese Imported . . . lb 1.69 absence and has been appointed Orange Juice Finast. . , 5c?ns1.00 fice. Walk-in donors are German Bologna Dell . . lb 1.29 St. Mary’s Episcopal Church to physical education teacher at The board also appointed welcome. MAN(MSTER WALLPAPER & PAINT CO., INC. Mrs. Deborah Strout as Music Niblets C o r n s ...... 'X 49* will have a Bible study Tuesday Rham. Leg Quarters Roast B e e f...... l i ' 79* 185 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER Teacher at the Hebron and Birds Eye Broccoli , , .... 2 'p“k,“ s 6 9 * With Back) at 9:30 a.m. at 463 E. Center St. Paul White, principal of the Kahns Liverwurst A /C . . . 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Against are Charles STAMPS BOSTON (UPI) - "a usurpation of the taxing Voters in Andover and Hebron, as Regional District 8 appropriate an ad­ the majority vote in the total district, Barasso, Edward Williams, and Mrs. Mon. it Tuee. well as those in Marlborough, will Massachusetts Attorney power that is exclusively con­ ditional $215,000 for a special education not on the majority vote in each of the Nancy Foote. Heavy Snows Reported General Francis X. Bellotti was gressional.” He also said it decide in a referendum Tuesday facility in the new school? three towns. The Hebron Taxpayers Association I 8 til 9 P.M. I'nited Press International to file suit in Wahington D.C., violates provisions of the En­ whether to build a middle school for Included in both questions is the Opposition has developed in both An­ has urged a ‘no’ vote. The group con­ Regional District 8. Heavy snows wracked an area from the northern and today on behalf of eight eastern vironmental Protection Act. authorization of bonds and temporary dover and Hebron, largely over the tends that the cost of the site is too Supermarkc^ts Wed thru Sat. Voting will be from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. central Rockies into Iowa early today, causing the states seeking to thwart Presi­ New Hampshire is the only notes to finance the project. location of the site and its cost. high; that too much time and money New England state not Joining In Andover the voting will take place at The cost estimate for constuction of National Weather Service to issue blizzard, stockmen’s dent Ford’s $3 per barrel in­ In Hebron, First Selectman Aaron will have to spend on busing; that, in 8 ’til 10 P.M. crease in oil import tariffs. in the suit. Andover Elementary School. Voting in the building is $4,760,000 exclusive of Reid and Selectman A. Pete Dallaire view of current economic situation, the and travelers’ warnings for the area. a h e m s V ff« a « rv t Tha KIght To Llmll Quonthhi "We came out with a consen­ The suit "has substance.” Hebron will be at the Town Office site acquisition and interest on short have come out against the project. state may not make the reimburse­ The weather service said the storm moved out of the in­ Building. sus, eight of the states are conceeded New Hampshire At­ term notes. Selectman Robert Craig is in favor. ment; and that alternatives have not termountain region, spreading blowing snow into the joining the suit at this torney General Warren Rud- The voters will find these questions Seventy per cent of the constuction The Hebron Board of Finance is split been adequately explored. Plains. The storm was expected to start moving through moment,” Bellotti said Sunday man. "I don’t think there is any on the ballot: cost ($3,389,500) will be reimbursed by with Mrs. Sandra Kalom, Duane In Andover, about 40 residents Monday-Tuesday Specials! the Plains by tonight and early Tuesday. after meeting for two and a half question about that. Should the Regional School District 8 the state. Totten, and Jack Baker in favor and attended a meeting at which the school Heavy snow and blizzard warnings were posted through hours with the top legal of­ Congress Proper Forum appropriate $4,975,000 for the purchase The 32-acre site would cost $115,000 Howard Porter, Kenneth Ellis, and proposal was explained and many of of 32 acres of land on Jones Hollow or about $3,600 an acre. the night for southern Montana east of the Continental ficials of seven other states. "But, I also feel because of Richard Grant against. them objected to the cost and the loca­ Rd., Marlborough, and for construction The state will reimburse the district Divide and for the northern mountains of Colorado and in Others May Join the time involved and the The Board of Education in Hebron is tion of the site. Golden Brown Whole Southern South Dakota. "The state of Delaware is urgency of the problem, that in going back to confer and if they my opinion the proper forum at Levi Hearings Begin decide in the next two days, this time is the Congress. WASHINGTON (DPI) — The Senate Judiciary Com­ they may also bring in "I believe there will be Selectmen’s Full Agenda prompt congressional action,” mittee today will hold hearings on the nomination of Maryland and Virginia,” Bellotti said. Rudman said. "If there is not JVIOKED Edward H. Levi as attorney general. He has been praised Wxe Herald prompt congressional action Includes Charter, Audit by conservatives and liberals alike and he appears a cinch He spoke to reporters Area Profile following the meeting with the then it would be my feeling at for swift Senate confirmation. Endorsements came from attorneys general of Maine, this time to have the state of TOLLAND — Proposed adoption of flood and due. Beebe asks that all the entire political spectrum, all praising his knowledge of New' Hampshire intervene Vermont, Massachusetts, Vivian Kenneson insurance resolution. new real estate property 2 law and his administrative experience as head of the someplace down tfie road. CULDER Rhode Island, Connecticut, Correspondent — Proposed additional ap­ owners contact his office for in­ University of Chicago. "A case of this magnitude is New York, New Jersey, Penn­ PZC Tonight Studies Tel. 875-4704 propriation to General Fund of formation if they have not sylvania, Delaware and New going to go from the federal dis­ $9,600, to be financed by federal received a tax bill from the Hampshire. trict court probably to a court emergency employment. previous owner. No bills are Elections in Thailand of appeals and eventually to the Signs, Liquor Rules The Tolland Board of Plan Legal Action The suit, to be filed in U.S. Selectmen has a full agenda for — Proposed additional ap­ mailed for this second pay­ BANGKOK (UPD — The middle-of-the-road Democratic U nlt^ States Supreme Court,” party outdistanced 42 other parties to take the lead today District Court in Washington, its meeting Tuesday a t . 7:30 propriation to the education ment. would seek to block the he said. COVENTRY Boys and girls age 10 through budget of $30,916, to be financed The State Motor Vehicle in general elections. However, since the Democrats will Massachusetts Atty. Gen. Francis Bellotti, left, met Sun­ dent. Shown are, from left: Bellotti; Atty. Gen, Robert p.m. in the Education Ad­ Water President’s oil import fees Monica Shea high school and all adult men ministration building. by Blue Cross refund. Department will be notified of not achieve a majority in the M9-seat parliament, forma­ day in Boston with attorneys general and deputies from 10 Kann, Pennsylvania (standing); Deputy Atty. Gen, Peter Dies of Injuries Added from taking effect on the Correspondent and women are invited to at­ The Charter Revision Com­ — Appointment of an alter­ all unpaid motor vehicle taxes. 7 states to decide on a legal suit to block President Ford’s oil Gillies, Conn.; Atty. Gen. Julius Michaelson, Rhode DERBY (UPI) - Mrs. Jean tion of a coalition government is a certainty. It will be the grounds they seek to usurp tend. mittee will present its docu­ nate to the Zoning Board of Registrations are not lb. import fees. The suit was to be filed today on the grounds King, 36, of Seymour, whose car 742-9495 first popularly elected government since 1948. Island; Deputy Atty. Gen. Robert Graham, Delaware; and powers reserved to Congress. The Planning and Zoning The lessons will be held at the ment, including a revision of Appeals. renewable unless taxes are the fees represent an illegal act on the part of the Presi­ Deputy Atty. Gen. Leo Motiuk, New Jersey. (UPI photo) struck a utility pole on North Ripe, Yellow Bellotti said Ford’s action was Avenue in Derby at about 5:50 Commission will discuss the Capt. Nathan Hale Middle rules for the annual town — Discussion of a resolution paid. Look, Ma, Cavities p.m. Saturday, died Sunday at revision of the zoning School on Tuesdays from 7:30 budget meeting, which will concerning guaranteed tax base The tax office is located in LONDON (UPD — A report by dentists in Britain shows Griffin Hospital of injuries suf­ regulations that deal with the p.m. to 9 p.m. allow meeting, action to be state funding of local education. the Town Hall on the Green and that brushing teeth has no impact at all on the incidence of fered in the mishap. restrictions on buildings where Bring a partner and enjoy this rescinded by petitions signed by — Proposed discussion of the is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to BANANAS lb. family program. purchase of Southern New 12:30 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 4:30 dental decay in children. It did show that sweets remain AREA liquor is used at its meeting ten per cent of the electorate. Another proposed change in England Telephone Co. proper­ p.m. Payments may be mailed the chief problem in tooth decay. But, less than half the tonight at 7:30 in the Board Historic Society Room of the Town Hall. the charter is the deletion of a ty on Dunn Hill Rd. to P.O. Box 152, Tolland, 06084. Sn ow White mothers questioned in the study were prepared to change The January meeting of the POLICE REPORT Watch Your PZC alternate Marilyn section which would have Tax Deadline Adult Education their children's diets to help dental health, the report con­ Historical Society will be held Richardson has prepared a Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Society prevented political activities of Earl H. Beebe Jr., Tolland’s Tonight is the final registra­ cluded. Staknis were northbound and review of the current sign classified town employes. collector of revenue, reminds tion for adult education classes both of South Windsor, were vestigating the report of the were taken. House on South St. VERNON Yencha was southbound and as regulations and this will also be The selectmen will act on the taxpayers that all taxes must slated to begin next week at MUSHROOM ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Ibi charged early Sunday morning theft of about $100 from a cash Hemingway was released on William Wadhams, of Bloom­ Plan To Be Filed Nelson 0. Cyr, 42, of 9 Yencha approached the curve discussed tonight. 1973-1974 town audit, completed be paid by Feb. 1 to avoid in­ Tolland High School. with disorderly conduct. box at the South Windsor a $250 non-surety bond for FAT-GO field will be tne guest speaker. he swung into the northbound terest. Interest after that date BOSTON (UPI) — Boston School Committee officials Morrison St., Rockville was appearance in Common Pleas Lose ugly excess weight with the Other items on the agenda His slide show, entitled recently by Haskins and Sells. Openings are still available in Champion Police said Sterling was Library. lane glancing off the Gregor will be charged at the rate of today were expected to file in U.S. District Court a school charged Friday with failure to Court 19, Rockville, Feb. 11. sensible NEW FA T-60 diet are discussions on the proposed ‘‘Before, Now and In Other items on the agenda are: typing, shorthand, refinishing, grant the right of way and was charged in connection with the Police said the complaint was vehicle and striking the Staknis plan. Nothing sensational |ust 0.75 per cent per month. first aid, slimnastics, knitting, desegregation plan calling for voluntary busing. TOLLAND Capt. Nathan Hale School Between,” traces the changes — Discussion with State Rep. investigation of an incident in made Saturday by Clay Massey, car. The accident is still under steady weight loss for those that Tax collections through given a written warning for John Yencha, 48, of Williman- driveway and the PZC 1975-76 that have taken place in the Robert Walsh. advanced sewing, and the The plan, which relies on magnet schools to attract driving after drinking after a front of the Fat Cat Cafe, director of the library. investigation. really want to lose. December totaled $1,663,412, or tic and Mark Staknis, 21, of budget. Asylum Hill section of Hartford — Report from the Tolland University of Connecticut- BREAD 20-0z. Loaf students from the suburbs to the city, was approved by the two-car collision on W. Main St. Sullivan Ave. Police said there BOLTON ELLINGTON A full 12 day supply only $3.00. 58 per cent of taxes outstanding Pilgrim Dr., Tolland, were The Recreation Commission during the past 80 years. Junior Women’s Club. sponsored real estate course. School Committee last week. It stipulates each city stu­ near Spring St., police said. was a minor disturbance and Scott W. Hemingway, 22, of 65 Gary K. Reed, 19, of 32 treated and released at U L ittett Drug Store ibwrt flie FAT-fiO will sponsor a series of club All society members and in­ dent must spent at least 20 per cent off his class time in Driver of the other car was Sterling was asked to leave the Vernon Rd., Bolton, was Charter Rd., Ellington, and redudnf plan it e t Idling ■ ■COUPONiBHBHaB Rockville General Hospital level square dancing lessons terested persons are invited to ■ m COUPON H M M M ■ racially mixed programs. Raymond S. Proof of 25 Snipsic scene but refused to do so. arrested Saturday on a warrant Renee M. Jones, 19, of 14 East tMtneelL where they were taken by the starting Tuesday. attend. WITH THIS COUPON I WITH THIS COUPON St., Rockville. Both vehicles Police said later Serber came issued by Common Pleas Court St., Rockville, were charged Money back In full If not complete­ AND $7.50 PURCHASE i U.S. District Judge W. Arthur Garrity, who ordered the Tolland ambulance Sunday for ly satisfled with weight loss from AND $7.50 PURCHASE were badly damaged but there to the police station and refused 19 charging him with third- Saturday with possession of current, temporary integration plan, may also be to leave. degree burglary and second- injuries suffered in a three-car the very first package. Valley YMCA Outlines presented integration plans from various community were no injuries. marijuana during a routine 7 Q « W ITH O Q < W ITH Both men were released on degree larceny. accident on Rt. 195, Tolland. check of a car parked off Abbott DON'T DELAY groups. The driver of the third car, J sat PAT-OO today. #9 COUPON I Michael Purvis, 17, of Box $50 non-surety bonds for State Police said the arrest Rd., Ellington. Bolton Designated 0 9 * COUPON He has/scheduled hearings for Feb. 3 on all plans sub­ Douglas Gregor, 22, of 1 Lb. Can Mt. Rd., Bolton was charged appearance in Common Pleas was made in connection with Both were released on their Only $3.00 at Winter Sessions Programs I 1 bozen Strictly Fresh Grade A Newington, did not report any mitted. Friday with operating without a Court 12, East Hartford, Feb. the investigation of a Christmas promise to appear in Common LIBQEnDRUa Bicentennim Town 10. eve break into a Bolton home in injuries. FOLGERS I license after the investigation Pleas Court 19, Rockville, Feb. MANCHESTER PARKADE SOUTH WINDSOR For homemakers, classes in Princess program for children MEDIUM \^’yman-Durkin Debate Resumes South Windsor Police are in­ which about $600-worth of goods Police said Gregor and 25. of a two-car accident on Lake Donna Holland Woman’s Club in cooperation Judy Kuelinel Drapery Making and six through nine and their dads COFFEE I WHITE EGGS WASHINGTON (UPI) — Debate was expected to begin St. at Risley Rd., police said. Correspondent with the Society for the Preven­ CorrespondenI Needlepoint are scheduled to is open to new membership at Good Mon. and l ues. ! Good Mon. and Tues today on whether to review the results of the tightest U.S. Purvis drove into the rear of 646-0375 tion of Blindness. 644-1364 begin the first week in any time. Teams of South Wind­ Jan. 27 and 28 Only | Jan. Senate race in hisory, or to let the voters of New the car driven by Malcolm Bolton has been designated a The clinics are open to the The Indian Valley YMCA will February. The Drapery class sor men who are involved in the Hampshire vote again on who will represent them. Hadden of 24 Jan Dr., Vernon, A N N O U N a N G bicentennial community, Mrs. public. No preregistration is hold a number of its Winter Ses­ will be held at the Avery St. program are available to meet police said. There were no in­ with any group interested in I ■■ COUPON" The Senate is expected to vote Tuesday on whether to Ilvi Joe-Cannon, chairman of necessary. sion programs in or near South Church from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. juries and minor damage. the Bolton Bicentennial Com­ Tuesdays and the Needlepoint starting a tribe in their own WITH THIS COUPON "1 Wit h t h is c o u p o n review the already twice reviewed race between Windsor. U jU M ) AND $7.50 PURCHASE | mission reports. The session, which runs from class from 10 to 11 a.m. neighborhood. AND $7.50 PURCHASE Republican Sen.-elect Louis Wyman and Democrat John Randy L. Stewart, 19, of 21 Selling Candles Wednesdays at the home of in- ■ Indian Valley “Y” Winter Durkin. Mrs. Cannon received official The Bolton High School the first week in February W ITH e n e x t r a s & h Fairview Ave., Ellington was CHEVROLET^ notice from Georgia Ireland, through March, includes a structor Cathy Stanavage in Program brochures will be dis­ I Wyman, a former five term congressman, was certified arrested Friday on a court Future Business Leaders of South Windsor. tributed in the schools and will O U GREEN STAMPS regional director of the America club members have chess class for students ranging n o u p o N ! for the seat following a review of the voting by the Ballot warrant charging him with American Revolution Bicenten­ in ability from beginners to The Storycraft Hour is being give full details on the with Purchase of 2 Bags Law Commission that said he had won by two votes. second-degree larceny in con­ been quietly selling candles held nearby to coincide with the programs. Any family not 1 Lb. Land 0’ Lakes ^ nial Administration. since November. competitive players. These s w e e t l if e nection with the Jan. 15 theft of The commission will meet classes will be held, beginning needlepoint class. Nursery receiving one should call the the car owned by Carol Gardner All proceeds earned will be facilities will be available at YMCA office, 872-7329. BUTTER I DOLLARS & SENSE Feb. 3 to set a time and place given to the March of Dimes., Feb. 4, from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday POTATO CHIPS of Brookfield St., Rockville, the Avery Street Church during Good Mon. and Tues. J for the community to receive Club members have earned $11T evenings at the Y office in Ver­ Dance Good Mon. and Tues. Air Crash Hearing police said. its bicentennial flag and cer­ non Circle. the drapery session for $1 per Jan. 27 and 28 Only I He was released on a $500 so far. family per session if there is th e South Windsor Youth tificate. Commission members The local club is participating There will be a Storycraft Hockey Association will hold a non-surety bond for court Feb. will also work on an ap­ Hour for children 4 and 5 years sufficient interest. 4. in a national campaign for benefit dance Feb. 8 at St. May Explore Flaws propriate ceremony. old at the Avery Street Church Painting in oils and acrylics youth clubs of America in con­ for adults and teen-agers will Margaret Mary Church Hall, Vision Screening junction with the nation’s up­ on Wednesday mornings from Hayes Rd. The A1 Gentile rajnitK WITH TH^*COUPON Wiin m is COUHUN Patricia A. Jeffrey, 27, of 23 be offered Wednesday mor­ a n d $7.50 PURCHASE 1 Vision screening clinics for coming bicentennial to raise $2 10 to 11 a.m., beginning Feb. 5. Orchestra will play from 9 p.rfi. AND $7.50 PURCHASE In Traffic System Grand Ave., Rockville was Creative Crafts for children 8 nings from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. given a written warning Friday preschool children three to five million for the March of Dimes and Thursday evenings from 7 to 1 a.m. Tickets are available EXTRA S&H ! to 11 will be offered at the Y of­ through Joan Beck, chairman, A A . w it h WASHINGTON (UPI) - for failure to grant half the years of age will be held Feb. 4 by 1976. to 9. Both sessions are situated At 11:09:54 a.m., an air traf­ fice Saturday mornings begin­ 644-0413. The public is invited. GREEN STAMPS |j Investigators have ruled out fic controller saw on a radar highway in connection with a and 6. Club members who have sold in the Talcottville 0 9 ^ COUPON The Feb. 4 clinic will be at St. the most candles are Michelle ning Feb. 5. All of these with Purchase of 1 Dozen mechanical failure or sabotage screen that Flight 514 was at 2,- two-car accident on Brookfield programs will run eight Congregational Church. 20 Lb. U.S. No. 1 St., police said. $500 REBATE ON ANY NEW1975 MONZA. George’s Episcopal Church Barcomb, Cathy Williams, Lunches as the cause of the crash of a 000 feet —too low — and quickly sessions. A men’s fitness class will I Trans World Airlines plane — asked the crew for an on-board The car she was driving from 10:30 until 11:30 a.m. The Paula Turlo and Pam Valen­ begin Feb. 24 and will be held The following lunches will be DONUTS MAINE Feb. 6 clinic will be at the tine. The YMCA wrestling From Our Bakery I which means one or more altitude reading. struck the car driven by Linda $200 REBATE ON ANY NEW1975 NOVA. program, which is in progress Mondays and Wednesdays from served in the South Windsor Lickton, 19, of 23 High St., Bolton Congregational Church The candles are not being 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. This class, elementary schools during the POTATOES human beings made a mistake There was no reply. He at the Vernon Middle School Good Mon. and Tues. Good Mon. and Tues. that killed 92 people. watched helplessly as the Rockville, police said. Both educational building from 10:30 sold door-to-door. They are which will include 20 sessions, week of Jan. 27-31: Jan. 27 and 2B Only a.m. until 11:30 a.m. being sold by word of mouth Monday evenings, will continue Jan. 27 and 28 Only The National Transportation yellow-green blip representing cars were heavily damaged and $200 REBATE ON ANY NEW1975 VEGA. through March. New members will be held at the Timothy Tuesday: Spaghetti or shells The clinics are being spon­ and to friends and r^ tiv e s of Edwards Middle School in Safety Board opens a public the plane disappeared from the towed away. Ms. Jeffrey 6 through 16 years old may sign with meat sauce, green beans, sored by the Bolton Junior club members. South Windsor. hearing today on the worst U.S. radar screen. Flight 514 had received a minor injury. up at any time. Italian bread and butter, jello ■■■■■■ MICOUPON a ■■ V ■■ n A short course in journalism with topping, milk. air disaster of 1974. The board crashed. Salvatore Bonelli, 17, of East Two classes in Jukido, one for WITH THIS COUPON | WITH THIS COUPON will begin at the Y office Feb. holds hearings after every fatal Hartford was arrested Satur­ continuing students and one for Wednesday: Bacon, lettuce ANP $7.50 PURCHASE I AND $7.50 PURCHASE accident, but some officials day night on a warrant issued beginning students will start 12 and will run for three and tomato sandwich, soup, The plane flew almost dirctly sessions from 7:30 to 9 p.m. A potato chips, pickle chips, cake EXTRA S&H predict this one will be a rare by Common Pleas Court 19 Bulletin Board Feb. 3. Continuing students will I e x t r a s h into the west side of a 1,764-foot c n & display of charges and charging him with first-degree meet from 4 to 5 p.m. and course in advertising is slated with topping and milk. GREEN STAMPS I mountain, hitting less than 100 to follow, beginning March 5 rhursday: Pepperoni pizza, OU green s t a m p s countercharges that may go well ANDOVER party affiliation may do so. beginners from 5 to 6 p.m. This feet below peak, located about robbery and fourth-degree With Purchase of 1/2 Gallon I beyond the facts of the crash larceny. Board of Tax Review class meets at Paul Arel’s and ending March 26 from 7:30 salad, orange juice, ice cream with Purchase of 2 Lbs. or More 23 miles west of Dulles and 5 Donna Holland to 9 p m., also at the Y office. sandwich, milk. itself to expose basic flaws in The arrest was made in con­ Studio at Five Corners in SWEET LIFE I miles north of Upperville, Va. Correspondent The Board of Tax Review will The Indian Guide and Indian Friday: Crab and shrimp the system that guides U.S. air­ nection with the investigation Ellington. GROUND BEEF Three basic questions per­ 646-0375 hear grievances and complaints ICE CREAM I liners through the skies. of the holdup of Warren A. seafood cake with bread and Good Mon. and Tues. taining to the crash —and ul­ The Women’s Auxiliary of the on assessments by the assessor butter, french fries, cole slaw, Good Mon. and tues. ■ A total of 467 persons died in Hunt, operator of Peter’s Girlfriend Accused Of Man’s Slaying timately to the safety of the Andover Volunteer Fire on the 1974 Grand List. cookies, milk. Jan. 27 and 28 Only ^ Jan. 27 and 28 Only eight U.S. airline accidents in Package Store, Windsorville 500,000 passengers aboard U.S. Department will meet tonight The session will be Feb. 3 and BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Ben­ Crocker, 35, the accused, lived. 1974 —the highest number since Rd., Vernon on Jan. 8. At the high school and airliners every day were at 8 at the firehouse. 5 from 7:30 until 9:30 p.m. and ny Vinson, of 91 Hough Ave., Police would not say what Timothy Edwards School: 1960. Half of them, including The warrant was served on ■■ ■■ H ■■ wcoUPOl ■ ■■ m V H ■■ ■■ H CnilPON Mi ■■ M ■■ expected to emerge during the Feb. 8 from 10 a.m. until noon was shot to death Sunday and kind of gun the killer used, Tuesday: Ravioli, salad or the Dec. 1 TWA disaster, oc­ Bonelli when he was being Registrars of Voters r^sniK WITH THIS COUPON hearing. at the Town Office Building. the suspect arrested and where Vinson was hit or what green beans, Italian bread and fjm K WITH THIS COUPON | curred during some phase of released from the Hartford The registrars of voters will AND $7.50 PURCHASE —Was pilot error to blame? Rides To Polls charged with first degree lead up to the shooting. Ms. butter, sliced peaches, milk. U f it iy a n d $7.50 PURCHASE ■ landing. Correctional Center where he meet Friday from noon until 3 The Federal Aviation Ad­ Robert Post, former first manslaughter is his girlfriend, Crocker was held under $5,(KK) Wednesday; Salisbury steak, e x t r a s h At the start of the hearing, was held on other charges, p.m. at the Town Office B n e x t r a s & h I e n & ministration says rules require selectman, advises anyone police said. bond Sunday and scheduled to whipped potato with gravy, NTSB experts will present for police said. Building for the purpose of cor­ green s t a m p s that a pilot never descend needing a ride to the polls Vinson was pronounced dead appear in the court of common corn, bread and butter, OU GREEN STAMPS I OU the first time the official Bonelli was to be presented in recting caucus lists. below the published minimum Tuesday to call this number, at the scene of the shooting, an pleas. applesauce, milk. With Purchase of S Lb. Bag I With Purchase of Any results of their investigation. A Common Pleas Court 19, Staf­ Anyone wishing to change safe altitude. For Flight 514 the It’s a great time to make your best deal lu.xurious new Nova LN. Whichever you ican engineering. And the kind of comfort 742-6334. address where he and Belinda Thursday: Pepperoni pizza, spokesman said this would be ford, today. PINK OR WHITE ■ CANNED published minumum would on a new Chevrolet, durirtg Chevrolet's decide on, you get a roomy, solidly built, Americans are used to. Motor Trend orange juice, Italian bread and followed by testimony from Kathleen A. Legare, of 154 have been 3,400'feet until after "Dollars and Sense” Sale. "Dollars” as easy-to-drive, easy-to-park compact car. judged'the Monza 2 + 2 in five separate ROCKVILLE HOSPITAL NOTES butter, salad, ice cream GRAPEFRUIT | four pilots who flew other Park West Dr., Rockville, was HAM jetliners into Washington Dec. the plane passed a navigation in “rebate” and “sense” as in "Chevrolet Th ere are two standard Nova engines: categories before naming it this year’s sandwich, milk. Good Mon. and Tues. I Good Mon. and Tues. charged Saturday with fourth- Makes Sense for America”. Admitted Friday: Joseph Lucia, Enfield; Ruth McClean, Brooklyn St., Rockville; Arthur Tinker Pond Rd., Bolton; a son 1. point called Round Hill, about 4 an economical si.x-cylinder or 4.3 litre Car of the Year. Duffin, Cross Dr., Vernon; Ber- Pilgrim Dr., Tolland; Norman G ottier, Rt. 74, Tolland; Friday: Crab and shrimp Jan. 27 and 28 Only Jan. 27 and 28 Only degree larceny in connection V8. And the '75 Nova is engineered to to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Then, he said, the focus will miles east of the crash. Here’s how it works: naTd Hutchings, South St., Poulin, High St., Rockville; Lorraine Hockenberry, Pawlawicz, West Stafford. seafood cake with bread or roll with the investigation of a com­ cost about $300 less in scheduled main­ VEGA. Best overall EPA gas mileage tuTn to the question of air safe­ —Was the controller at fault? Make your best deal on any new 1975 Rockville; Patricia Jeffrey, Katherine Ward, Red Hook, Ellington Rd., South Windsor; Admitted Sunday:^rah Bab­ and butter, tater tots, cole plaint from the W. T. Grant ■■■COUPON I ■ ■ ■ ■ “ ■I ■■iCOUPONMiMNBBaai ty. The Air Line Pilots Association Nova, Vega or Monza. Buy or lease* tenance than the '74 (in 50,(X)0 miles of of any 4-cylinder American-built car. Grand Ave., Rockville, Steven N.Y. Mrs. Anna Hyde and son, Kibbe cock, RFD 8, Vernon; Daniel slaw, chocolate macaroon cake, store, Tri-City Plaza. driving). WiiH THIS COUPON There is little or no conten­ quotes other rules saying a from your Chevrolet dealer and take With its available 140-2 engine Vega Meehan, Hartford; Josephine Births Saturday: A son to Mr. Rd., Ellington. Davis, Main St., Talcottville; milk. WITH THIS COUPON | She was released on a $50 non­ At the Ellsworth School: AND $7.50 PURCHASE tion about what happened to radar controller guiding a plane delivery anytime from now through achieved 29 miles per gallon in the high­ Meyer, Lake St., Vernon; Jef­ and Mrs. George Spak, Burke Patricia Jeffrey, Grand Ave., Lindell Grant, Range Hill Dr., AND $7.50 PURCHASE | by giving the pilot specific surety bond for appearance in MONZA 2+2. Motor Trend’s 1975 Tuesday: Veal permesan, TWA's F’light 514 as it neared February 28, 1975 and you’ll receive a way test and 22 miles per gallon in the frey Williamson, Vernon Ave., Rd., Rockville; a son to Mr. and Rockville; Sarah Jones, Burke Rockville; Clifford Hemmler, e x t r a h headings outside the standard Common Pleas Court 19, Car of the Year. spaghetti with Italian sauce, O R S& S e n e x t r a s & h Washington, traveling eastward Rockville, Feb. 18. $2(X)'$500cash rebate from Chevrolet, de­ city test. But Vega gives you ecomony Rockville; Roland Yost, Chest­ Mrs. Winfred Sears, Stafford Rd., Rockville; Steven Meehan, Webster Rd., Vernon; Mary through storm-tossed skies on a airways must also warn that salad, jello, milk. m green s t a m p s I Mark S. Simon, 16, of 40 Ward pending on the Chevrolet you choose. The Monza’s styling is completely new. plus a lot of choices. Based on 1975 nut St., Rockville; Howard Springs. Hartford; Kathy Olender, Murphy, West Rd., Rockville; CX U U green s t a m p s flight from Columbus, Ohio. pilot of dhy obstructions ahead Wednesday: Grilled cheese, with Purchase of 3 Lbs. J St., Rockville, was charged Don’t make any deal on any car until The look is European. Yet the inside of Manufacturers’ Suggested Retail Prices, Kayan, Windsorville Rd., Admitted Saturday: John Gehring Rd., Tolland; Grant Daniel Minor, Vernon Ave., WKn Purchase of 10 lds. At 11:04:22 a.m. EST, the big after giving a landing approach soup, tater tots, pickle chips, Saturday with disorderly con­ you see your Chevy dealer. We’ve given this right-sized car is packed with Amer- the Vega Hatchback, America’s most Rockville. Kuez, Linden PI., Rockville; Skewes, Mountain St., Rockville; Theresa Toth, Ver­ Boeing 727 was cleared to start clearance. No such warning banana walnut cake, milk. M c I n t o s h > duct in connection with the in­ him and his salesmen special incentives popular hatchback, is already priced $85 Discharged Saturday: Kermit Mulvaney, Ward St., Rockville; Antonia Sklodoski, non Gardens, Vernon. W ILD BIRD its landing approach to Runway was given to Flight 514. Thursday: Pepperoni pizza, vestigation of a disturbance at to make it possible for you to get a great below its nearest competitor. Other Vega William Boot, Union St., Rockville. W. Main St., Rockville; Olive Discharged Sunday: Patricia 12 at Dulles International Air­ —Does the FAA itself share salad, orange juice, Italian APPLES ! SEED his home. He was released on deal right now. Get in on a large selection models include America’s lowest priced Rockville; Shirley Brigham, Discharged Saturday: Sykes, John Dr., Vernon; Anderson, Main St., Ellington; Good Mon. and Tues. I port. The pilot immediately the blame? The agency Now that bread and butter, ice cream Good Mon. and Tues. his promise to appear in Com­ of Novas, Vegas and Monzas during the wagon, the Vega Notchback, the Notch- Doyle Rd., Tolland; Diane Florence Ayers, Old Stafford Christopher Williams, Somers; Alma Bush, Bamforth Rd., Ver­ Jan. 27 and 28 Only started descending from 7,000 provides the rules, certifies sandwich, milk. I Jan. mon Pleas Court 19, Rockville, early stages of this Sale. back LX and the Vega Estate Wagon. Cariseo, Enfield; Gertrude Rd., Tolland; Patricia Bruans- Jeffrey Williamson, Vernon non; Peter Comollo, Lawrence feet toward 1,800 feet, passing pilots and trains and certifies Friday: Crab and shrimp Feb. 11. *Comult your Chevrolet dealer for full lease details. Dawidowicz, Warehouse Point; tein. Cider Mill Rd., Ellington; Ave., Rockville; Roland Yost, St., Rockville; William controllers. ALFA specifically makes sense through the prescribed SOUTH WINDSOR Beatrice Howard, Eaton Rd., Alta Brenn, RFD 4, Rockville; Chestnut St., Rockville. Gregonis, RFD 4, Rockville. seafood cake with bread or roll minimum safe altitude of 3,400 cites the apparent confiict in NOVA. Real value in compact cars. CHEVROLET MAXES SENSE FOR AMERICA. and butter, cole slaw, french John A. Sterling, 25, of 389 Tolland; Stisan Leach, Ham­ Doris Camsell, South St., Births Saturday : A daughter feet just west of the Blue Ridge rules about what a landing ap­ fries and sliced peaches, milk. Pleasant Valley Rd., and Paul Pick the base Nova, Nova Custom, or mond St., Rockville; Arlene Rockville; Russell Gardner, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morra, Mountains. proach clearance means. M. Serber. 25. of 1835 Main St., PACK TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon,, Jan. 27, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 27, 1975— PAGE THIRTEEN THE HERALD N othing Beats Team w ork Littler Looks Ahead, Make or Break Week As NBA Braves Find Out Miller Plans Rest For Schoolboy Fives By Earl Yost Sports Editor By Len Auster championship at stake. Tuesday BOSTON (UPl) — Nothing beats teamwork. Celtics, did everything. He was one of five boston players night, the Eagles entertain St. Ber­ PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (UPI) - It was, too, especially when you This could be the week which makes That’s what the Buffalo Braves learned Sunday night in double figures with 17 points (his average is 10.8), nard at 8 o’clock. Saturday night. East Gene Littler, who is 44 and stopped consider Miller, the hottest player on or breaks Manchester High in regards when a bunch of fast moving Boston Celtics negated spec­ grabbed 10 rebounds, and kept McAdoo from ac­ to the CIAC State Basketball Tourna­ faces arch-rival South Catholic at the tacular performances by Bob McAdoo and Randy Smith, complishing the one-man miracle he attempted to pull off. Johnny Miller’s winning streak by the pro circuit over the last year and a taking the $185,000 Bing Crosby ment. East Catholic has two impor­ Hartford Civic Center in the 9 o’clock 108-93. “They’re (McAdoo and Smith) both great athletes and half, and Jack Nicklaus, the game’s % National Pro-Am Sunday, says he is tant Hartford County Conference nightcap after St. Paul and Northwest Daytona Costly Race The win increased Boston’s NBA’s Atlantic Division lead super players,” conceded Heinsohn. biggest star who was making his 1975 Catholic duel in the 7 o’clock opener. going to keep right on going. debut, finished nine shots back at 289. dates while tournament-bound Cheney Coming up early next month will be the Daytona Speed to 2W games over the Braves. “But,” he asserted, “nobody ever gets anywhere in this A crowd of over 6,(KK) is anticipated as “Sure, I’m going to play in Hawaii Hubert Green shot a closing three Tech is sidelined until Friday night Week climaxed by the 500 race, one of the biggest and “Fifty out of 89 nine shots by two players is not the kind league with only one or two players. Look at some of the the schoolboys get the initial look at and maybe then I’ll take the following when it entertains Putnam Catholic. richest on the annual circuit. of balance we want,” admitted Buffalo coach Jack Ram­ expansion clubs. Anyone of them has at least one really under 69 — the best round of the final the coliseum before their collegian week off,” said Littler, who won the which was played over Pebble Beach The Indians, 7-6 over-all and 5-5 in Junior Johnson, one of stock car racing's all-time greats, say. good player, but still the team’s aren’t that sucessful.” 1 '^ '? counterparts. Over-all, East is 8-5. Crosby with a closing 73 for a 72-hole — to grab second money of $21,090 •jfx the CCIL, entertain East Hartford now a top-flight mechanic and builder of championship Ramsey was referring to the negative side of the sen­ The first period was nip and tuck with Buffalo jumping Tuesday night, Coventry High (3-6, score of eight-under-par 280, “You High Tuesday night and Wethersfield cars, was in Hartford on the weekend at Frank Maratta's sational play of McAdoo and Smith who collected 38 and 28 ahead 21-20 but the Celtics, who were precision sharp as a \ with a 72-hole score of 284, four under 4-8) entertains COC foe Cromwell (6- never want to stop when you are going par. High Friday night at Clarke Arena, Auto Show. points respectively, to account for 70 per cent of the team (“We haven’t been as enthusiastic as tonight for a 3, 6-5), Bolton High (4-5, 5-6) plays good.” Tom Kite finished with a 70 for 285 both CCIL tilts tapping off at 8 “It costs a half million dollars annually to sponsor a car Braves’ scoring, even though 10 Buffalo players saw ac­ while,” said Heinsohn), wore down the Braves with dar­ o’clock. Manchester is 5-2 on friendly host to East Hampton (4-5,7-6) Rham in big-time competition,” the chicken farmer from North tion. ting passes and overwhelming fast breaks. But Miller, who is 27, says he is and won $13,135 and Lou Graham had High (7-1, 9-3), currently riding a tired and will take this week off when a 75 to finish at 287 and win $8,695. home grounds and a poor 2-4 on the Carolina reported at the Civic Center. "The forwards should have a fair distribution of shots, “We ran past them in the game a couple of weeks back,” road. If the Silk Towners are to seven-game winning streak, enter­ “It costs a sponsor $8,500 to run at Daytona. The drivers and the second guard should have a fair distribution,” said said Ramsay, “that’s how we should play them, but tonight the PGA tour moves to Honolulu for Out of the starting field of 168 pros, tains Rocky Hill (0-9,1-12), Rockville the Hawaiian Open. Littler, Green, Kite and Graham were qualify for the tournament for the comes out the big winner because he gets 50 per cent of the Ramsav. they turned it on us.” first time since 1970-71, they are going High (1-7,1-11) faces CVC foe Bloom­ purse. The owner has to pay for all the equipment,” John­ McAdoo, leading the NBA with a 33.3 point per game ^ sto n led 41-37 at the half, 74-65 after three periods, and The Crosby was the third event in a the only ones to finish at under par for field High (3-5,3-9) at the Rams’ Den, row for Littler, as it was for Miller, 72 holes. The three Crosby courses to have to win at home. After this son noted. average, did his usual thing Sunday night, dominating the rolled to the finish. week’s play, the Indians have four South Windsor (5-3, 7-6) entertains and he won $37,000 to boost his 1975 played harder than usual this year Name a national stock car race and over the years and Buffalo offense and grabbing 10 rebounds. Cowens was high Celfic with 24 points, 20 in the second ■w* games remaining three in enemy Glastonbury (2-6, 4-9) and Ellington earnings to $45,145 and his career ear­ with their small and fast greens. The Johnson was first in line at the payoff window, at Daytona, “MacAdoo was tough,” said Celtic coach Tom Heinsohn, half when Boston set aside any doubt about their superiori­ Pi territory where the going has been High (5-4, 6-6) is at NCCC rival Suf- nings to $1,065,803. Littler finished in a fact no one was allowed to lift and r Darlington, Atlanta and Charlotte, the major league “but it could have been worse. ty- rough this campaign. field (4-4, 6-7). tie for seventh at Phoenix and in a tie place, as was the custom in previous A* tracks for the stocks. “Paul Silas did a great job on McAdoo after (Dave) Jo Jo White scored 22 points, John Havlicek 18, and Don East Catholic is in an almost must Friday’s games finds Coventry High for 11th at Tucson, events Miller won Crosby tournaments, also had a lot to '■err Johnson, the subject of a movie titled “Last American Cowens got into foul trouble,” said Heinsohn, “and the Chaney 16. The Celtics get a welcome four days off this win situation. The Eagles are in fifth at E.O. Smith in Storrs, Bolton High by a combined total of 23 shots. do with the high scores. Hero”, which centered around his rum-making days and man’s not even feeling well. week after a grueling stretch which included six games in place in the HCC with a 1-4 record and journeying to Colchester for a clash It wasn’t that easy for Littler in the Nicklaus had a final-round 72 and success on the race tracks, has Cale Yarborough as his “He’s got a touch of the flu and was feeling weak before less that six days at one point. Their next match is with the cannot afford another loss if they’re to with Bacon Academy, Rham enter­ Crosby, but he got the job done Miller a two-over 74 and tied with principal driver these days. the game.” Silas, primarily a rebounding forward with the Cleveland Cavaliers in Boston Friday. participate in the post-season HCC taining Portland, Windsor Locks at Mike Hill, Rick Massengale, Leonard “He’s one of the four best in the world,” Johnson said, nevertheless, taking a four-stroke Tournament. The top four clubs in the Rockville, South Windsor traveling to the others being Richard Petty, David Pearson and Bobby lead into the final round and keeping it Thompson and Bruce Devlin at 289. conference meet Feb. 21-22 at Central Bloomfield and Ellington at East Each won $5,318 and Devlin picked up Allison. while no one made a serious (UPI photo) Connecticut State College with the Windsor. NBA: Detroit Holds First Place (UPI photo) challenge. another $3,000 when he combined with It was his first victory since the 1973 former pro quarterback Jacky Lee Even the Best Miss ISotes Off the Cuff Loose Ball in Atlanta St. Louis Classic and the 26th overall (Kansas City, Houston and Denver) to Gene Littler Tosses Putter in Disgust More than 90,000 tickets were sold for performances of John Drew (20) Battles Cornell Warner of his 20-year pro career which was in­ win the pro-am competition. They the Ice Capades at the Hartford Civic Center lagt Pistons Talk and Play terrupted in the spring of 1972 for finished with a 72-hole score of 28- week...Qualifying dates for the annual Men's and Women’s cancer surgery. He said it was a under-par 260. Not Interested Town Duckpin Bowling Tournament have been changed sweeter victory than the St. Louis one Miller said flatly he was tired and Pair of Triumphs Mat Power Conard and will now be staged Feb. 28, March 1-2 at the Holiday because it came over tougher courses. deflated because he didn’t do better in BOSTON (UPI) — Phil BASKETBALL L ik c C liam p ion S q u ad Esposito is close to a Easily Pins Indians Lanes...Bob Maron, director of skiing at Mt. Southington, “I p ess some folks could say win­ the Crosby. In Track Opener will headline a children’s ski clinic tonight at 7:30 at the ning in St. Louis was a fluke,” said “I played my best and I wanted to prestigious National PEE WEE Hockey League record he Manchester State Bank, Conditions permitting, the races Actin Saturday at the Com­ NEW YORK (UPI) - The Detroit Washington Bullets downed the College Basketball Littler, “because it was on an easy win it badly,” said the 1974 PGA Opening officially its first indoor track season last Satur­ cares nothing about. Traditional wrestling 121—Anderson (C) dec. N. will be staged Saturday morning starting at 9 o’clock at munity Y saw Nassiff Arms Pistons talk like a championship Houston Rockets, 118-90, the Seattle course. Any time you can win on three Player of the Year. “But I got off bad­ day was Manchester High. The Indians whipped Coventry powerhouse Conard High of Snuffer 5-0,128-L. Snuffer (M) Northview...Bill Sacherek, ski columnist with The Herald, outlast Wyman Oil, 12-6. Bill basketball team. Now they are begin­ SuperSonics topped the Cleveland courses as tough as these (Pebble ly in the first two rounds and you Esposito scored his High, 74-11, and Windham, 55-36, in a triangular meet at 44th and 45th goals in West Hartford dumped dec. Christman 2-0, was at Mt. Stowe last weekend for the Winter Carnival Masse netted 10 points for the ning to play like one, too. Cavs, 96-93, and the Portland Trail Beach, Spyglass Hill and Cypress never play good golf when you are in a Manchester High, 52-3, last 134—Beaudry (C) dec. the locals’ school. Boston’s 2-2 tie with with Herb “Yump” Johnson his ski buddy...Manchester’s winners and Eric Nelson tossed “We think we’re the best and we’re Blazers rolled over Golden State, 128- Point) it’s quite an accomplishment.” catchup situation....” Saturday at Clarke Arena. The Derewianka 10-0,140—Hirst (C) in three markers for Wyman. Philadelphia and if he can allotment of tickets for the Gold Key Dinner Sunday night, out to prove it,” Detroit Coach Ray 113, in Sunday’s other games. Indiana Ups Skein Excellent performances were 1,000-yd. run: 1. Knapp (0 ,2 . Lemieux Indians now stand 5-4 for the dec. Girelli 13-4, 147-Brophy (M) 2:34.3. get five more in the next Feb. 2 in New Haven have been sold out as has been the turned in by Captain Jeff season. (C ) dec. Brezinski 4-3, MIDGET Scott said Sunday after his first-place 76ers 103, Lakers 97 Mile run: 1. Scholsky (M), 2. Martin case for more than two decades. Regulars at the state’s Lumpkin in the 60-yard dash, IM), 3. Hirschfeld (M) 4:41.1 three games, he will tie Lee Snuffer in the 128-pound 157—Diederich (C) dec. T. Paced by Danny White’s nine Pistons beat back their chief NBA Fred Carter’s 29 points and 25 by NHL: Esposito Scores Paul Philbrick in the 300-yard Two-mile run: 1. Lemieux (M). 2. Maurice “ Rocket” division was the only Tribe Jones 17-9, 167—Riley (C) won biggest sports affair for years have been Dr. Bernard points, the Knicks edged past Midwest Division challengers, the Doug Collins ended the 76ers’ four- Wallace (M) 10:13.8 run, Scott Moffat in the 600- R ic h a rd ’s mark of 50 grappler to come away vic­ by forfeit, 187—Griswold (C) Sheridan and Fred Peck. Fountain Village, 25-22, Satur­ Chicago Bulls, in a 102-93 overtime year, 15-game losing streak in Califor­ NEW YORK (UPI) — The gap is widening between In­ Shot Put: I. Buyak (M). 2. Rathbun yard run. Captain Kevin (Ml, 3. McKusick (C) 45' 8". scores in as many games. torious. Sophomore Alan pinned Hawkes 2:30, Unlimited day at the Community Y. Den­ diana and the rest of the nation’s college basketball teams. High jump: 1. Lombardo (M) 5'6". thriller on national television. nia. The 76ers had a 26-point lead at Hat Trick, Plus Scholsky in the m ile, Dave Girelli, who tips the scale at —Vibberts (C) pinned Digan nis Cipriano pumped in six While the top-ranked Hoosiers continue to toy with their “I’m not interested, not Interesting Week “They blew us out last night (Satur­ one point in the game but the Lakers BOWLING Lemieux and Matt Wallace in 126-pounds, wrestled two 1:57. markers for the losers. opposition, their most serious challengers — teams with im- One Enough interested at all,’’ said It will be interesting to see how many paying fans the day) and it didn’t affect us,” said rallied strongly and were within four the two-mile, Jim Buyak in the Esposito of tying weight classes higher (140) and Dave Bing, whose 11 overtime points points late in the game. Gail Goodrich pressive names like UCLA, Maryland and Tallied by Lafleur shot put and Mike Lombardo in HARTFORD (UPI) - The although defeated by Skip New England Whalers lure to the Hartford Civic Center CHURCH Richard’s record. “I got made the difference. led the Lakers with 24 points. Louisiville — can’t seem to keep pace. ST. JAMES- Julie lulian 128, the high jump. chairman of the Connecticut Hirst, gave a good account of this week with three games slated, tonight, Wednesday With Jeff Lumpkin pouring in my 50 in 50 games the J The nine-year veteran from Bullets 118, Rockets 90 Marge Agostinelli 133, Ellie Results: Manchester vs. Windham Commission on Special himself. Pair Deadlock and Friday...Numerous complains have been received on 22 points, Emanuel Lutheran of This past weekend, for vears I scored 76 goals Nowak 131-129, Jan Adams 136, NEW YORK (UPI) — Guy Lafleur had every right to be 4 X 396 yd. relay: 1. Manchester (Daw­ Revenue says he will not support Manchester’s next meet is Syracuse was superlative in the The Bullets won their sixth con­ example, Indiana easily which came at Bloomington, son, Philbrick, Lumpkin, Moffat). 2. conditions at the Civic Center due to the steep steps with Manchester topped Temple tired. a second horse racing track in (1970-71). I had 53 goals Wednesday against East Hart­ In Pin Event clutch. Big Bob Lanier put the game secutive game with the aid of 24 points Ind., before the largest Donna Agnew 127, Joan Windham 3:21.4. no hand rails and the failure to open the doors to the Beth Shalom, 44-33, last Satur­ stretched its winning streak 4 X 792 yd. relay: 1. Windham, 2. ford High at Clarke Arena. Scheibenpflug 341. “I was tired in the last five minutes of the game, they the state if the one proposed in in the last 50 games.” Twenty-five dollars richer day at Illing Junior High. Scott into overtime — after Detroit muffed a by Elvin Hayes, 22 by Phil Chenier to 21 games — longest in the crowd ever to see a basket­ Manchester 7:51.1. Results; 100—Baltrucki (C) Coliseum for events until 30 minutes before the were trying to grab me, trying to stop me any way,” said 60-yd. dash: 1. Lumpkin (M), 2. Wolcott meets all Whether or not he’s in­ today are Barbara Rohan and Baskin paced the losers with 21 nine-point lead, 78-69 with 5:40 to and 18 by Len Robinson. It was the nation among major ball game in person in In­ pinned Mumford 1:00, start...Byron Trimble, Civic Center manager, answered Lafleur Sunday night after his four goals increased his Witkowski (W), 3. Phiibrick (M) :6.6. requirements. terested, Esposito is on a Pam Marinelli after tying for tallies. play — by sinking five out of six free 14th straight home victory for the colleges — by whipping state diana (17,823), the Hoosiers 60-yd. high hurdles: 1. Joy (M). 2. The Old Rock Road Corp. won 107—Oberg (C) pinned Cun­ my inquiry about the lack of a ticket outlet this side of the season total to 38 and sparked the Montreal Canadiens to a Snow (M), 3. Marrot (W) :8.8. scoring spree that could first place in last weekend’s Also, Center Congregational throws in the final 1-19. Then Bing Bullets who raised their season record showed their experience by ningham 2:49, 114—McCormick Connectuct River. The management is considering in­ rival Purdue, 104-h, Satur­ COUNTRY CLUB - Norm 7-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins. 300-yd. dash: 1. Philbrick (M), 2. overwhelming local approval let him break his own Women’s Handicap Bowling nipped South United Methodist, Lumpkin (M), 3. Dawson (M) :34.9. (C ) dec. Machuga 2-1, took over. to 35-13. day while the next three employing a balanced attack Clark 373, Nondo Annulli 147- for a track in Wolcott in a Tournament at the Holiday stalling Ticketron units but this would take up to at least 60 50-45, with Dean Anderson and Two of Lafleur’s goals came 60d-yd. dash: 1. Moffat (M), 2. reeord of 152 points set in A His layup 11 seconds into the over­ clubs in the UPI top 10 that had five players scoring 372, Ted Backiel 362, Larry LaFiamme (W), 3. Coriarity (W) 1:18.8. referendum early last year, and Lanes. days l^fore oj>erating. Also, according to weekend reports, Bill Wilson scoring 14 points within a 21-second span of the lead. Reggie Leach had the that 1970-71 season. He i Sonics 96, Cavaliers 93 lOOO-yd. run: 1. Bill {Vf), 2. Matsas the State Department of En­ Whalers Home time broke an 87-87 tie and pushed rankings all were defeated. in double figures. Bates 142-137-390, Ken Bennett Each rolled 382 scores. Roha if installed, these units would only be at G. Fox outlets and apiece for the winners and John third period and only 30 seconds Flyers’ first goal. (W), 3. Forlino )W) 2:28.1. has a league-leading 45 Fred Brown scored 10 of his 21 Scott May topped the 364, Bert Davis 357, Dind Farr One-mile run: 1. Scholsky (M), 2. Kiel vironmental Protection has HARTFORD (UPI) - The had an 18-pin .handicap and none are east of the river...Tickets for Saturday night’s Griffin (17) and Scott Eagleson Bing past the 14,676 points Richie Second-ranked UCLA was after the second of those two Rangers 3, Kings 2 goals and 44 assists, for 87 points in the final six minutes as the Hoosiers with 23 points, 350, Len Giglio 137-354, Tony Derek Sanderson’s goal at (W), 3. Martin (M), 4:41.1. listed 15 conditions to be met New England Whalers will try Marinelli six pins. The tie was Catholic high basketball doubleheader will be on sale (13) high for the losers. Guerin scored in his career into the upset by Notre Dame at goals, teammate Peter TSvo-mile run: 1. Lemieux (M), 2. points with 33 games to SuperSonics snapped a four-game Gryk 139-369, John Kristof 147- before it approves the cor­ to snap a four-game losing the first ever in tourney play at Emanuel Lutheran of Hart­ No. 18 spot on the all-time NBA point South Bend, Ind., 84-78; Quinn Buckner added 18, Mahovlich collected his second 5:17 of the final period capped a Wallace (M), 3. Pelletier (W) 10:13.1. Tuesday from 10 to 2:30 at East Catholic High. This will be Shot put: 1. Buyak (M), 2. Witkowski poration’s application. play in the elongated streak tonight when they take losing streak. The Sonics went ahead, Kent Benson 14 and John 383, Carroll Maddox 138-382, tally of the game and Mon­ three-goal comeback that lifted the lanes. A field of 78 competes a one-day sale only. ford overwhelmed Concordia list. third-ranked Louisville, suf­ (W), 3. Cerreto (W) 45’8”. season. on Cleveland in the Crusaders’ 90-89, with 2:29 remaining, and Brown Laskowski and Bob Wilker- John Rieder 158-412, Charlie treal’s final score of the con­ New York past Los Angeles. High lump: 1. Lombardo (M), 2. with 21 sharing in the prize Lutheran, 43-28. David Peter­ Then another Bing layup with 32 fering its first loss of the “It’s great to see him first visit to Hartford. Whelan 383. test. The Kings took a 2-0 lead in the Racine (W.), 3. Matsas (W) 5’6". College Draft money. son and Dale Nicholson had 20 seconds gone in the extra five tossed in three straight field goals to season, was upended by son 13 each. Manchester vs. Ckiventry first period on goals by Bob score,” said Coach Don The leader of the World Trailing the winners were: 3. and 12 points respectively for ice the victory. The win lifted Montreal into a 4 X 396 yd. relay: 1. Manchester, 2. NEW YORK (UPI) - N Notre Dame got 32 points minutes — this one off a steal he Bradley, 65-59, at Peoria, Coventry 3:21.1. Cherry after Esposito tied Hockey Association East Divi­ Michele Rudeen 377, 4. Terry the winners while Ralph Barber Blazers 128, Warriors 113 from Adrian Dantley, the first-place tie in the National Nevin and Neil Komadoski Coaches, general managers and made — gave Detroit a four-point 111., and fourth-ranked before Gerry Butler and Jean 4 X 792yd. relay: 1. M anchester,8:00.3. th e Flyers. “ Esposito sion will have to play the Messenger 375, 5. Joanne Valis led Concordia with 13 markers. Hockey League’s Division 3 60-yd. dash: 1. Lumpkin (M), 2. personnel directors from the ABA: Showdown Battle cushion that proved to be enough. Geoff Petrie, Sidney Wicks and Bill Maryland was downed by nation’s No. 1 scorer, and division’s No. 2 team without 374, 6. Carol Meyer 366. 7. Gail with Los Angeles. Ratelle tied the game in the se­ Philbrick (M), 3. Eberle (C) :6.6. National Football League’s 26 knows what’s going on out The Boston Celtics defeated the Walton combined for 69 points, in­ 14th-ranked North Carolina, defeated UCLA for the se­ MERCANTILE- Joe Vinsko cond period. 60-yd. high hurdles: 1. Joy (M), 2. center Wayne Carleton, whose Marinelli 363, 8. Kathy Hayden BENNET-ILLING JV In other NHL games, Boston Snow (M), 3. Lombardo (M) 8.8. teams pored through scouting on the iee. I think he’s the Buffalo Braves, 107-93, the cluding 29 by Petrie, to lead the Trail cond straight year at South 136, Pete Brazitis 139, Jeff Flames 4, Sabres 3 left knee was strained in the 357, 9. Annette Nerine 353, 10. Friday, the Bennet Junior 69-66, at College Park, Md. tied Philadelphia, 2-2, the New 300-yd. dash: 1. Philbrick (M), 2. reports for the final time today best center in the league. Blazers to their triumph. Ricky Barry The results of the Bend. Last year the Irish Miller 135-373, Dave Barrera Tim Ecclestone’s seventh and Lumpkin (M), 3. Dawson (M) 34.9. Whalers' 6-2 defeat by the Donna Wojtyna, Cheryl Man­ High jayvee team bested Philadelpha 76ers beat the Los York Rangers edged Los 6013-yd. dash: 1. M offat (M ), 2. as they prepared for Tuesday’s tallied 36 points for the Warriors. 136-359, Dave Krinjak 136-373, eight goals of the season lifted Mariners Saturday night. ning 352, tie. Reserve Performer crosstown rival Illing, 54-43. Angeles Lakers, 103-97, the weekend’s activity leaves ended the Bruins’ NCAA Angeles, 3-2, Atlanta nipped Loughlin (C), 3. Burrell (C) 1:18.8. college player draft. Sonny Chandler 137-371, Ed Atlanta past Buffalo. Gary Burby and Mark Copeland unbeaten Indiana as the only record 88-game winning Buffalo, 4-3, C hicap topped Burbank 139-367, Bill Sheekey Ecclestone’s goal at 3:36 of the netted 11 and 10 points respec­ major college team in the streak. California, 3-2, Washington sur­ 142-371, Bill Chapman 353,Don third period proved decisive Sparks New York tively for Illing. nation with a perfect record. Holding a 76-75 lead with prised Detroit, 6-3, and Van­ Mathiews 355, Walt Jacy 362, when Richard Martin scored The key to the Hoosiers’ four minutes to play, the couver beat Toronto, 6-4. Bub Bender 368, Bill Moorhouse . Bruins 2, Flyers 2 his 24th goal for Buffalo with NEW YORK (UPI) — It was expected to be a showdown EAST FROSH success thus far is Irish held the ball trying to 136-145-408, Hank Michaud 146- Phil Esposito’s second goal of just 13 seconds left. MANCHESTER STATE BANK Trailing 34-25 at the half, the break a man open behind the between two of the American Basketball Association’s experience, according to 373, George Barber 147-374, the game at 9:39 of the final Black Hawks 3, Seals 2 East Catholic freshman rallied Bruins defense and twice brightest lights, Julius Erving of New York and George Purdue coach Fred Schaus, Hank Frey 148-378, Harry period lifted Boston to its tie Dennis Hull, Ivan Boldirev in the second half to upend McGinnis of Indiana. But in the end, it was a reserve guard a former pro coach. they succeeded, once on a Buckminster 152-374, Jim Bell with Philadelphia in a matchup and Cliff Koroll scored to carry Hartford Public, 67-56, Satur­ SPORTS SLATE — 4th. ANNUAL named Mike Gale who made the difference. “In pro ball, the cham­ goal-tending call. Billy 146-156-421, Bob Cuneo 138-162- of Stanley Cup finalists. Chicago over California, the day at the Eagles’ Nest. East is Gale, New York’s third guard, hit the winning basket pionship teams like Boston Paterno scored the last 409, Nick Twerdy 140-170-424, Esposito collected his 45th goal Black Hawks’ sixth straight now 5-5 in the Greater Hartford Monday Cromwell at Coventry East Catholic at St. Bernard eight points in the game for Les Christensen 368, Dick after Don Saleski’s seventh goal home triumph. Hull and and then blocked a possible tying shot nine seconds later Freshman League ad 6-8 over­ and Los Angeles have been BA.SKETBALL East Hampton at Bolton (girls) Notre Dame, hitting four Krinjak 369, Ken Montie 373, of the season in the second Boldirev scor^ in the first Sunday to lead the Nets to a 115-111 victory over the all. together for years,” says Rocky Hill at Rliam WRESTLING Leo Foglia 378. period gave Philadelphia a 2-1 period to give the Hawks a two- Pacers. Ollie Lucier (18), Norm Funk MGC ul S.C.S.C. JV Schaus. “It’s the same for straight three throws in the Bloomfield at Rockville Weaver at East Catholic goal lead and Koroll scored in McGinnis, Indiana’s 6-foot-8, 240-pound bruising (17), Don Plante (12) and Kevin college teams. There’s no final minute. T'uenday (Hastoninto at South Wind- Jim Caruthers scored four the second period after Stan SKI RACING CLINIC Williams (12) led East’s substitute for experience. forward, had 41 points, including two baskets in the last BASKETBALL Hor Wednesday Weir had hit for the Seals. Bob balanced scoring attack. This is the big diference in points and Tom Les added a two minutes to give the Pacers a 111-110 lead. EaHl Hartford at Manrlirslcr Ellington at Sufficid BASKETBALL Stewart got the Seals’ last goal Williams doled out nine assists free throw in the final 20 Houston Has ‘Number^ But then Gale took over. St. Bernard at East Gatholie ManehcHtcr at East Hartford Tunxis CC at MCC Indiana from a year ago.” in the final period. He hit a fallaway jumper and added a foul shot for a 113- and Don Foss seven. (girls) In their rout of Purdue, seconds to give the Braves Capitals 6, Red Wings 3 Monday^ January 27 111 lead with 23 seconds left and then blocked Johnny their victory over Of Winnipeg in WHA Bill Lesuk's goal after only 24 Y MIDGET- Standings - Neumann’s jump shot with nine seconds to go. Larry Louisville. Bradley was NEW YORK (UPI) - The and Jeff Jacques scored two seconds and Tom Williams’ Lakers 7-0, Knicks 6-1, Modern short-handed goal enabled 7:30 P.M. Kenon, who led New York with 27 points, then hit two foul leading by one point, 60-59, Houston Aeros have the best goals each in the Toros’ victory Janitorial 5-2, Fountain Village Washington to score its first shots for the final margin of victory. when Les was fouled with 19 record in the World Hockey cementing their hold of second AT THE 4-3, CBC 4-3, Boland Oil 2-4, Y Colleges Look to Rebound victory in over a month as the seconds left. He hit the first Association and they never look place in the Canadian Division. Erving, who was astounding in his outing against Ken­ Stars 1-6, Manchester Cycle 0-7. Capitals defeated Detroit. The shot of a one-and-one to better than when they’re Hickey’s second goal went into tucky Friday night, was just “normal” Sunday, hitting 25 victory for Washington, only its MANCHESTER STATE BANK boost the Braves advantage playing the Winnipeg Jets. an empty net at 19:33 after Ed­ points with 14 rebounds and five assists. McGinnis had a V PEE WEE- Standings - fourth in 49 games, broke a The Aeros, whose 29-14 monton had cut Toronto’s lead game-high 18 rebounds and nine assists. Groman’s 7-0, Elks 6-1, Nassiff On State Scene This Week to two points then two tur­ In preparation for the 4th Annual Manchester State Bank streak of 17 games without a novers by the Cardinals in record gives them a six-point to 6-5. Children's Ski Cup Races to be held Saturday, February 1st, 9:00 7 “We set up the play to go to Dr. J (Erving) with 37 Arms 5-2, Wyman Oil 2-5, VFW victory. the last seconds resulted in lead in the West Division of tile Saints 2, Blades 1 A.M., Northvlew Ski Area, Manchester. The bank Is pleased to seconds left,” Gale said. “But time was running out and he 1-6, Manchester Travel 0-7. HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut hoopsters did not con­ Second-period goals by Terry Canueks 6, Maple Leafs 4 four more points for WHA, have beaten the Jets four present as Its special guest — was covered so I decided I’d give it a try.” tinue in their winning ways this w^kend and look to this and visits Quinnipiac Saturday. Quinnipiac hosts New straight games this season and Ball and Don Tannahill lifted Six Vancouver players scored goals as the Canucks took a 4-1 In other ABA action, St. Louis whipped San Antonio, 117- week to rebound back into respectibility. Paltz State Tuesday and visits Southhampton Friday. Bradley. Sunday night won, 3-1, even the Saints to their victory over 106, Kentucky edged Memphis, 108-104, in overtime and Underdog Yale, which proved an exception Saturday in Bridgeport visits AIC Wednesday and Springfield Satur­ North Carolina employed though outshot, 39-27. the former Michigan Stags, who lead and then held off Toronto. Inge Hammerstrom and Darryl San Diego nipped Virginia, 98-95. an overtime triumph 85-83 over Ivy League rival Brown, day. Sacred Heart is at Merrimac Tuesday and hosts Siena its four-corner stall to Marty Howe sent the Aeros in dropped their second straight Sittler had two goals each for Spirits 117, Spurs 106 will host Princeton Friday and Pennsylvania Saturday. Saturday. Wesleyan will host Tufts Wednesday and perfection in dealing front, 1-0, at 58 seconds of the game since moving to BOB MARON Williams Saturday. Maryland the second loss of second perjod and his father, Baltimore. Arnie Brown scored the Leafs, who fought back to 5- Freddie Lewis scored 11 of his 29 points in the last period Trying to shake off a weekend 70-69 edging at ’Vermont, 4 before Mike Robitaille’s goal Westfield State will be at Eastern Connecticut Thursday. the week. With the Tar Gordie, scored the game- the Blades' goal. to lead St. Louis over San Antonio. Marvin Barnes had 28 Connecticut will take on Fairfield, a major state rival, killed their rally. Director of Skiing, Mount Southington points for the Spirits and fellow rookie Maurice Lucas had Tuesday and play at Maine Saturday afternoon. Fairfield Yale won its surprise victory in a three-point play with Heels ahead, 61-60, with winner at 15:15 of the same Roadrunners 6, Racers 0 Jim Boyd had two goals and 19._ George Gervin led San Antonio with 25. will be in the Madison Square Garden Classic Thursday. less than a minute left in the overtime period before 10:10 left. Coach Dean Smith period with the help of a break. Gordie lost the puck deep in an assist to lead the BOB MARON will discuss: Colonels 108, Sounds 104 Central Connecticut, which took a 69-55 drubbing from hometown fans in New Haven Saturday. ordered the freeze and It was Yale’s second league win in four games and only neither team scored for Winnipeg's zone but the it took Roadrunners to their easy win Agreement Reached Artis Gilmore scored 27 points and led a second-half TONIGHT visiting Akron Saturday, will visit Hartford Wednesday an unusual carom as the Jets over the Racers, their third in its third in 13 games for the season. It was Brown’s first eight minutes and 14 seconds • RACING TECHNIQUES • EQUIPMENT charge as Kentucky overcame a suprising Memphis effort. 7:25 Whalers and host Rhode Island Saturday. tried to clear it and Howe beat as many meetings this season. until the Terps were forced MANCHESTER, England The Sounds led by nine points, 91-82, with less than six Grusaders, WTIC Coast Guard, which took a close one over Trinity, 60-58,' league loss after three straight victories. Yale junior Steve goalie Joe Daley with a quick Gary Kurt turned aside 30 shots • STRATEGY (UPI) — The New York Cosmos minutes remaining in regulation play. Kentucky tied the Saturday, will host Nichols ’Tuesday, Bowdoln Friday and Switchenko scored a career high of 27 points. into a series of desperation shot. Murray Hall scored the in the Phoenix goal as he scored of the North American Soccer FREE — Drawing for Passes to game at 96-96 with less than a minute to go when Gilmore, MIT Saturday. 'Trinity will be on its home court against UConn lost to UVM on two free throws with seconds fouls which produced the Aeros’ other goal while Danny his second shutout of the cam­ League have reached an agree­ a seven-foot center, scored on a slam dunk. Neither team remaining by sophomore Warren Prehmus, New North Carolina triumph. Spring tallied for the Jets. paign. New England Ski Areas tough Williams Wednesday and on Middlebury’s court ment for the purchase of Slalom Winner England’s top foul shooter last season. Tom LaGarde led North The Toronto Toros defeated Blazers 5, Cougars 3 was able to score and Kentucky outscored Memphis, 12-8, Saturday. superstar George Best from Carolina with 16 points while the Edmonton Oilers, 7-5, the Brian Campbell’s two third- in the five-minute overtime period. George Carter led the COLLINGWOOD, Ont. (UPI) Eastern Connecticut State, which took its*second upset Visitors from Akron, Ohio, took an easy win over Manchester United, it was an­ Minnesota Fighting Saints beat period goals enabled the Sounds with 31 points. — Henri Duvillard, former in three days with a 79-73 victory over University of Hart­ lackluster Central Connecticut State in New Britain Satur­ John Lucas led Maryland nounced Sunday. the Baltimore Blades, 2-1, the Blazers to beat the Cougars at The Manchester State Bank wishes Q’s 98, Squires 95 member of the French national ford, visits Southern Connecticut Saturday. The Warriors day. Casimier Moss led all scorers with 22 points for with 17. Cosmos General Manager MANCHESTER STATE BANK Phoenix Roadrunners downed Chicago in a game marked by a to thank Mount Southington Ski team, won the slalom event in Akron. Rich Ortiz picked up 15 points for the losers. In other games involving and Vice President Clive Toye Center Caldwell Jones scored 18 points and teammate had taken an unexpected win over Central Wednesday the Indianapolis Racers, 6-0, first-period fight which resulted 1041 MAIN STREET the ^ n so n and Hedges inter­ Mark Lauretti led the Eastern Connecticut with 16 the top 10, No. 5 North said Best had verbally agreed Area for sponsoring Bob Maron^s George Adams contributed 17 as San Diego withstood a night. and the Vancouver Blazers in 48 penalty minutes. national pro ski meet. to a one-year contract calling MANCHESTER last-minute flurry to beat Virginia. David Vaughn hit a 14- Hartford hosts Central Wednesday and CCNY Saturday. points, although Hartford’s Steve Scheerer took game Carolina state got 29 points topped the Chicago Cougars, 5- Campbell's second goal of the visit to Manchester and iheir sup­ 'The 27-year-old Frenchman, honors with 18. The Warriors now have an even 6-6 season from All-America David for about $100,0(X) a year with foot jump shot to bring the score to 96-95 with 35 seconds pro skiing’s leading money Southern hosts Boston State tonight. New Haven hosts 3, in Sunday’s other games. final period came at 13:11 while port of the Children's Ski Races, left. Jonqs then hit on a layup with eight seconds Jersey City Monday and Southern Connecticut Wednesday record, while Hartford is 8-5. Thompson to down Wake Toro* 7, Oileri 5 he was lying flat on the i(ie. the option that he (Best) is winner, won $4,000, boosting his satisfied. remaining to give San Diego the final margin of victory. season total to $23,200. Forest, 106-80. Frank Mahovlich, Pat Hickey PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Mon,, Jan, 27. 1975

Auto$ For Salo ei Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale SI Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 27, 1975 — PAGE FIFTEEN Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Services Ottered 31 RooflngSIdlng-Chlmney 34 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 NEWSPAPER CARRIERS for MANCHESTER - Build for the MATURE MAINTENANCE MAN the Manchester Herald for COVENTRY BUILDING and remodeling - BIDWELL Home Improvement WANTED future in this comfortable and Kitchens, bathrooms, family Co. Expert installation of Caldor area and all of South BATHE IN LUXURYII expandable home. Modern to join our staff, must be Windsor. Call Mr. Griffin, 647- rooms, rarages, roofing and aluminum siding, gutters and kitchen, two bedrooms, large gutters. Free estimates. Paul trims. Roofing installation and experienced in electrical 9411. Huge Roman bath is just one unfinished second floor, quiet S. Matarazzo, 875-0509. repairs. 649-64^, 875-9109. dwiM I. rail* JUST ARRIVED ...... work, plumbing and carpen feature of this unique 7 room street, $30,500. Keith Real MIS try. Apply in person: WOMAN wanted for housework Raised Ranch. Add carpeting, Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. HORACE Tetrault —• Siding, in Vernon. Steady, two days TENNIS restringing service: built-ins, cathedral ceilings Blue Star, $12; nylon $7-9; gut roofing, storm windows, aw­ In our office. We have to offer this very clean four family In Qlve yourself a lift MDIDOWS CONVIUISCOIT weekly. No heavy work. Call MANCHESTER - Custom IIKSTIIONE 646-1101. and an ‘‘English Pub” rec $15.50-22. Call 643-2339. Notch nings. Quality workmanship, convenient central location. Live rent-free with Income Ranch in choice residential free estimates. Fully insured. H I M m I IL M w l i r ( mb. room for outstanding value. Road, Bolton. from tenants. We'd like to tall you more. An Equal Opportunity Employtr area. IV2 baths, 2 fireplaces, 2- 872-9187, 649-3417. SECRETARY - MEDICAL Joe Gordon, 649-5306. car garage. Well maintained, CHIMNEY SWEEPS - Make assistant, local medical office. original owner home. Quality ROOFING - Specializing Buy a cary rig h t nowy today* General office duties include EQUAL HOU8INO OPPORTUNITY sure your chimneys and BARROWS & WALLACE features throughout. Call fireplaces are clean for this repairing roofs, new roofs, REALE’S CORNER TOWN OF MANCHESTER typing and some transcription Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- gutter work, chimneys, cleaned work. Also some assisting. MandiMtar Nmr H i v m i H a rtlo rd years heating season. Have 175 MMH STBIET______PHOME 646-4525 64G-B306 397-181G 72S-M1B 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., your fireplace and chimney and repaired. 30 years LEGAL Experience preferred, but wfll Realtors, Manchester Office experience. Free estimates. tram right applicant. Hours 9 cleaned professionally. Call 872- BKNJV 647-9139. Equal housing oppor­ 0930. Howley, 643-5361. BV JIM BEKBV WE PAY $10 for complete junk a.m. - 6 p.m., Monday through tunity. Articles for Sale 41 NOTICE Boats-Accessorles cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto The Zoning Board of Appeals Friday and 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. FOUR BEDROOM Colonial 45 with modern amenities, such as WILL TRUCK most anything, Heating-Plumbing 35 Body, 528-1990. NOT MEETING THE COMPETITION at a meeting on January 20,1975 Saturd^ with one day off per MANCHESTER - New family SEASONED HARDWOOD - week. Reply with business and new circuit-breaker wiring, two most any place for below Cord or half-cord loads. 1959 - 5 1/2 and 40 h.p. Evinrude A 4 K P P TO P f T f made the following decisions: Colonial, aluminum siding, reasonable prices. Free es­ 1972 FORD Torino Station personal references to Herald air-conditioners, washer. All SEWERLINES, sink lines, Buckland Farms, 406 Burnham outboard motors with dual con­ THf ^LIU-^T //HATAR^ Gerard Lacroix — Request to three bedrooms, bath and timates. Call 646-4303. Wagon - V-8, automatic, power Box P, Manchester Herald. curtains, drapes will stay. Two lavatory, oversized modern cleaned with electric cutters, Street, Manchester, 644-2361. trols. 647-9512 after 6 p.m. You poifA& Apourrr^ steering, air, very clean. have the whole of premises at story 2-car garage. Truly a fine kitchen, built-ins, 24’ combina­ by professionals. McKinney 272 Main Street approved for REGISTERED Medical investment for the growing REFRIGERATORS and Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ LIVING ROOM Furniture Chorches Motors, 643-2791. BEATING THE COMPETITION tion dining and play room, gar­ Garden Products 47 business use — DENIED. Laboratory technician for family and/or the tradesman freezers repaired - Gibson pany, 643-5308. made at our own factories the age, just right lot, conveniently authorized service. Air- 1973 BUICK Century, 2-door, private lab. Must have worked with storage reouirements. A way you want it, at a price you David Si Ann Bartlett — located. Trade of your present conditioners checked, cleaned BUY YOUR Potatoes direct vinyl top, power steering, 25,000 Variance to reduce area of non- in a lab in the past year to true value in the mid 30’s. home considered. Donald S. NO JOB too sm all, toilet an can afford. Wide selection of and oiled. Winter special $15 repairs, plugged drains, kitchen from the potato warehouse, miles, snow tires. Asking $2,- And still doing it! conforming lot at 26 Grove qualify. Salary commensurate Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. Gale, Realty Co., Realtors, fabrics. Call 633-1835 days, 649- each. B & G Refrigeration, 646- faucets replaced, repaired, rec 7287, 745-7819 evenings. Caldor Center, corner Buckland 600. 646-5478. Street - DENIED. with experience and ability. MLS. 289-7939.______Call 643-2966. DUPLEX 6-6 - 62-64 Summer 4067. rooms, bathroom remodeling, Road & Tolla.id Tpke. Elizabeth A. Bidwell — 1969 DODGE Dart, good run­ Street, porches, two-car gar­ New Homes heat modernization, etc. Free SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury In addition to tho fantastic discounts offered Request to allow more than two DRESSMAKING - Everything estimates gladly given. M & M above ground pool distributor ning condition, new tires, $1,300 PHONE Solicitors - Earn large age, large lot. Reasonable. Antiques 48 or test offer. Must sell. Call students at a time for sewing commissions, choose your Private financing. Northeast TWO-FAMILIES from pants to bridal gowns. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. needs warehouse space. Will l-^ -> below by DILLON FORD on all Brand New 1975 3 bedroom flats and Duplexes, Reasonable rates. Call M3-5973 289-1482 after 5 p.m. classes at 48 North School hours. For details call Aluma- Realty, 568-7907. sell and completely install a WANTED 1V5 baths, custom kitchens weekdays after 5, Saturday & TOWNE Plumbing Service, huge 16’x31’ OD swim pool com­ Antique furniture, 2 Street - APPROVED, with Kraft, Inc., 875-2040. glass, pewter, oiill paintings, or FORDS in stock, the FORD MOTOR CO. offers with appliances, alum, siding, Sunday before 1. repairs, alterations, vanity plete with fencing, sun-deck, conditions, effective January WILLINGTON - Seven room other antique items R. Rooms for Rent 52 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 cabinets a specialty. Call to filter and pump. Now only $795. 30, 1975. Business Opportunity 14 Raised Ranch for sale, by city utilities, 3 models to Harrison, 643-8709. the following CASH REBATES from the factory, owner. Call for appointment, choose from... 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- Full price financing available. Talcottville Development Co. Painting-Papering 32 4056. 684-4729. Call Tony collect, 413-732-3158. FLEA MARKET - At FURNISHED ROOM for FOUR ROOM apartment, first from now thru FEBRUARY 28, 1975. — Variance to erect free­ PUBLIC NOTICE - Subway SINGLE FAMILIES gentleman - All comforts of APARTM ENT J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom Manchester Green, 519 East floor, heat, hot water, stove, standing sign larger and higher Submarine Sandwich franchise COVENTRY - 10-room Cape Spacious Raised Ranch on BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - DUNHAM ski boots, size 13, home. Kitchen, parking. Securi­ RENTAL OFFICE than permitted — approximate­ available in this area. Ideal Mountain Road. 3 bedrooms, 2 decorating. Interior painting. Prompt, courteous service. Call Middle Turnpike, (Old Bezzini refrigerator available, parking, with inlaw apartment. $45.; Finn-Fax skis and poles, Building) Open Saturday and ty. 6494936, 649-3436. nice yard, near bus, security, small business. Call 1-372-6525 baths, family room, Paper hanging. New Ceilings. 643-1496. We have a large variety of DILLON FORD DISCOUNTS and FORD MOTOR ly 135 feet south of 1-86 and 200 Excellent condition throughout. Remodeling. Exterior painting. $40.; Sears 10-speed bike, $65. Sunday, 10-5. starting January references. Available February for details. aluminum siding, 2-car gar­ Call 643-7621. LIGHT Housekeeping Room for deluxe one and two-bedroom i n i c i s feet west of Vernon Town Line $41,900. Jesanis Realty, 875- Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. 25th. Door prizes, lots of 7 1st. $190 monthly. Write Box g g ore our business CO. CASH REBATES - DENIED. 1040. age... FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing rent - Stove, refrigerator, apartments and townhouses Fully insured. For estimate call - Repairs and remodeling, bargains. Heated, parking, and DD, Manchester Herald. BsniiJS:?:ffrRIIH®IBKhll,1KIIISSS Manchester Housing Authori­ FOUR CHROME wheels - five- linens provided. 801 Main throughout Manchester. Ren­ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ , , □ E D U C A TIO N FOREST HILLS 649-9658. sewer lines cleaned electrical­ refreshments. Dealers space BOWER’S SCHOOL - Center lugg fourteens. Couch, bed, available. 643-7059, evenings Street. 649-9879. tal office open daily from 9-5, ..CARTER'S ^ ty — Relief from provisions of 4 homes Dutch - Ranch - Cape ly. Prompt service on emergen­ dresser mirror, woman’s vani­ entrance Garrison Colonial, PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. 646-1614 or 649-9166. other times by appointment. Homes tor Rent 54 Article IV, Section 2A, High- eat-in kitchen, formal dining and a Raised Ranch just star­ cies. 643-7024. ty. All in good condition. 646- ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, Authorized “Fisher Plow” Dealer <200 OFF <700 OFF Private Instructions 18 Five years experience. PMTOS ‘ 204 Rise Apartments, and Article room, front-to-back living room ting. Call early for details... (1067, Bob or Robin. gentleman, private entrance, w y L T D Initocfcl Excellent references. Pete, 742- DAMATO ENTERPRISES, INC. HOUSE AVAILABLE im­ ... M U S T A N G i«.i<>di< II, Section 31, residence M, in with fireplace, four bedrooms, GRANT’S PLUMBING Ser­ shower bath, free parking. App­ t* !• theoaa bam 1 to cbaiaa bam 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. Wanted to Buy 49 240-X New State Rd, Manctiester mediately. Three bedrooms, BRAND NEW 1975 CHEVRDIET order to allow public housing GERMAN LESSONS - 1 1/2 baths, screened porch, 2- MERRITT agency vices - Repairs, new work, WOOD BURNING Stoves in ly 195 Spruce Street. kitchen, pantry, foyer, dining (Tutoring) In private home. Realtors 646-U80 remodeling and additions. Call stock - Unbeatable prices. S46-1021 for the elder21y, retarded and car garage, $45,900. Philbrick WANTED - Antique furniture, and living rooms. Large sunny Reasonable. Call 647-9337. PAINTING - Save 30-60%. Five for free estimate. Coventry, Small pot bellies, $79.88. Larger <300 OFF <150 OFF handicapped, on tract of ap­ Agency Realtors, 6464200. years experience. Excellent jewelry, glassware, paintings, Apartments For Rent 53 porches front and rear. Large TON PICKUP TRUCK MAVERICKS ^200 742-7668. models, $84.88. Great way to Vt •utGRANADA tnttodil .. .M A V E R I C K k, . M l proximately 6 acres of rear Schools-Classes 19 24 references. Pete, 742-6117 (toll 'Til!!?!...... pmT lamps, etc. Call 649-5139. back yard, paved drive, Lots-Lend for Sale oil costs. Montgomery • •• tftaaM bum V to thaaaa bam land north of premises at 171 BOLTON - Beautiful Ansaldi free) 5-10 p.m. WE HAVE customers waiting NICELY FURNISHED three refrigerator, modern gas built Raised Ranch, on acre Ward, Appliance Store, 269 8 Foot Fleetside body, 6 S{>encer Street, in accordance ADULT safe boating classes - ANTIQUES - Piano rolls, early for the rental of your apartment rooms - Fully paneled, neatly range. Near heart of treed lot, brick front, plastered MANCHESTER - East Center ------□ M IS C . FOR SALE West Middle Tpke. cylinder engine, standard by USCG Auxiliary, at Martin PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain- post cards, stamps, crank or home. J.D. Real Estate decorated. Second floor. Main Manchester, quiet street. $225 transmission, dome lamp with plans approved by the walls, 4 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, Street, corner lot, suitable for <600 OFF <400 OFF School, Dartmouth Road, ting, wallpapering, spray/brush phonographs, trains, glass, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Street, private entrance. monthly. 649-4439. switch, below eye-level State of Connecticut or the one full, two half baths, rec office building or apartments. CALORIC GAS Stove - Four mirrors. Heavy Duty rear ELITE kitiodii ...F O R D T R U C K k. . M l MUSTANGS ^300 painting. Fair prices, fully in­ Articles for Sale 41 clocks. Most anything old Call Parking, heat included. $165 Federal Housing Authorities, or Manchester. Classes start room with wet bar, enclosed $60,000. Odegard Realty, 643- burners, excellent condition, springs, power steering, • to bam • to cbaaaa bam Wednesday, January 29th. sured, experienced and depen­ anytime, 643-6535. LOOKING for anything in real monthly. Adults only. No pets. 55 power brakes, radio, rear both - APPROVED, effective heated porch, 2-car garage, 4365. $75. Call Judy before 2 p.m. and Business lor Rent Hardtops - 2+ 2s Register at 7 p.m. Classes 7:30- dable. 643-1671. ALUMINUM sheets used as estate rental — apartments, 646-0299. step bumper, guages. January 30, 1975. $59,500. Philbrick Agency, printing plates, .007 thick, after 5, 643-2600. WANTED - Old silver, jewelry, H78x15 tires, with Carter 9:30. 643-0098 or 875-0383. HOME AND Acreage - 23 acres homes, multiple dwellings, no MANCHESTER - East Center Care Package. STK. 3255. <1200 OFF <100 OFF Notice of these decisions has Realtors, 646-4200. INSIDE - Outside painting, 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. patchwork quilts, antiques, MANCHESTER - Two- of high, gently sloping residen­ FOUR 15” Tires - Like new, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Street. Modern air-conditioned ^THUNDERBIRDm.i.d.1 ■ n tP IN T O InstacU been filed in the Town Clerk’s fe c ia l rates for people over 65. Phone 643-2711. frames or anything old and in­ bedroom, second-floor apart­ tial land. Mixed fields and $75. Call 649-8062 after 5 p.m.. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. office space, from 100 to 2,000 i to chaaaa bam tl to ctiaaaa bam Office. Fully insured. Estimates given. teresting. Call 646-2626. ment in four-family. Security square feet, $4.50 per foot. □ REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER - Raised woodland with a view to Mt. Zoning Board Ranch, 7 rooms on large lot, Call 649-7863. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 MANCHESTER- Brand new 2- required. $175, heat included. Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. SAtE PRICE >3629 MUSTANGS Tom from the Wetherell Street cents each. Inquire side door. MOVING - Set metal twin beds, WANTED - trailer for 16’ boat, Eastern. 646-8250. Of Appeals 166x252. Two fireplaces, sliding area. $200,000. Odegard Realty, metal double bed, bureau, family , 44, includes range, dis­ <500 OFF iitotomaaiFREE to toa br« Taa |it> a«Mb Homes For Sale Manchester Evening Herald. in good condition. Reasonable. Bernard R. Johnson, 23 glass doors to large deck, large 643-4365. CEILINGS, inside painting, wringer washing machine, an­ posal, dishwasher, washer and SINGLE ROOM and three “A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A TRUCK" m iTORINO In BtocSI Ghias • Mach Is --..BRAND NEW ...... family room, 2-car garage, $44,- papering, floor sanding- Call 649-0173. dryer, wall-to-wall carpeting MANCHESTER - One- rooms available as suite or at OdtoM'a durtof sua atoa Chairman WE BUY and sell used fur­ tique bureau, chiifforobe, trunk. MANCHESTER - Newer 3- 900. Philbrick Agency, refinishing (specializing in and parking. Full basement, bedroom, second-floor apart­ singles. Air-conditioning, off Rudolph Pierro, GLASTONBURY - 1 1/2 acre niture. Cash on the line. One 649-1094. bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, Realtors, 6464200. older floors). John Verfaille, WANTED - Port-a-crib, good $250 monthly. Tenant pays ment, on bus line, appliances, street parking. Phone John H. Acting Secretary lot, north side Mountain Road piece or an entire housefull. condition, reasonable. Call CARTER Save Money at Dillon Ford Two (2) ways: With possible 4th bedroom, con­ at start of Minnechaug Drive. 646-5750, 872-2222. REDUCE safe and fast with utilities. Jesdor Realty, 633- available immediately. $155, Lappen, Inc. 649-5261. Dated this 27th day of venient location. $35,900. Paul 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 after 6, 646-6517. 1411. heat included. Eastern, 646- NEW LISTING. Lovely 6-room Edmund Gorman Agency, 646- GoBese Tablets and E-Vap J January, 1975. W. Dougan Realtor, 6434535. RAYMOND J. ZOWADA - Pain­ Main Street Rear, behind 8250. BEAUTY PARLOR - their big discounts and factory rebates. Cape with full shed dormer. 4040. Douglas Motor Sales. “water pills”. Liggett Parkade CHEVROLET Colonial sized bedrooms. Large ting and papering contractor. Pharmacy. MANCHESTER - Newer one- Manchester Shopping Parkade. JUST LISTED - Five-room 150x335’ lot. High elevation, No job too big or too small. bedroom apartment. Quiet MANCHESTER - Two- This is a prime location. 1,200 Hurry in today! Dillon Ford discounts good thru Sat, February 1,1975 MANCHESTER - Woodland CLEAN USED refrigerators, Cape with aluminum siding on UConn visible. Immaculate, Quality work at a reasonable location. Includes heat, bedroom, second-floor apart­ square feet. Be first. Call 646- 1229 Main St., Manchester 646-6464 NOTICE Street, Building lot, 100x228, ranges, automatic washers, BUNDY FLUTE - In excellent □ RENTALS Greenwood Drive. Under $30,- modern. Clean air setting close level land. $12,000. LaPenta price. Fully insured. 875-6400. condition. $75. Phone 649-8917. appliances and carpetihg. $195 ment, available immediately. 6555. OPEN EVES. TIL 9 • THURS. T il 6 • SAT. TR 5______PUBLIC HEARING 000. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s $165, heat included. Security to all conveniencs. Mr. Swain, Agendy, Realtor, 646-2440. monthly. Paul W. Dougan, ADDITIONAL 1577. PAINTING and p^erhanging, Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- Realtor, 6434535, 646-1021. required. Eastern, 646-8250. I Belfiore Agency, 649-6206, 647- 2171 Rooms tor Rent 52 OFFICE SPACE APPROPRIATIONS 1413. 90x184 BUILDING lot - Level, excellent work. References. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MANCHESTER - Authentic Manchester-Vernon line, $5,000. Free estimates. Fully insured. FOUR ROOMS - one bedroom MANCHESTER - Modern one FOR RENT Colonial reproduction. Four Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. SEASONED oak wood - Split THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ possible two. Children and two-bedroom apartments, r DILLON FORD TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Call 646-2620. DOG-CAT boarding reser­ nished rooms, centrally 250 square feet, center of I Phone 643-2145 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, double and ready for fireplace. $20 vations. Combined inside/out- accepted, couple preferred. appliances, carpeting, pool, 319 Main Street, Manchester CONNECTICUT TWO FAMILIES dump truck loads delivered. located. Kitchen privileges. Manchester, air-conditioning [ MERCURY garage. Lookout Mountain side runs, partitioned privacy, Garage, cellar storage, first small pet allowed with ad­ Notice is hereby given that the area. Must see to appreciate. Driv.e by the following, Real Estate Wanted 28 Building-Contracting 33 742-7886. Parking. Reasonable rates. ditional security, available im­ and parking. Call; 643-9551. germicidal lighting. Canine Phone 649-2358. floor. Manchester. Available MORIARTY Board of Directors, Town of Hayes Corporation, 64^131. then call us to Inspect; mediately, utilities included. ALL CASH for your property NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, immediately. $165. Call 649- BROTHERS LINCOLN Manchester, Connecticut, will 1) 81-83 Laurel Street WOOD-Seasoned oak, sawed 2871. $199 and $229. Security within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Manchester, 646-5971. LADIES only - nicely furnished MANCHESTER - Shopping FORD Gran Torino, 1972, 2- SAFE DRIVERS - Save on auto ^ hold a Public Hearing in the MANCHESTER- Center Street, !) 20-22 Lillay Street any length, split, $50 per cord required. Superintendent, 643- I instant service. Hayes Agency, ditions, rec rooms, porches and delivered. John Hutchinson, rooms for rent. All utilities in­ Parkade, air-conditioned. door hardtop, automatic 302 V- insurance. Call for free es- Hearing Room at the Municipal three family in business zone II, I) 73-75 Cottage Street FREE - to good home, three NICELY furnished four rooms, 5401 or Eastern, 646-8250. 646-0131. roofing. No job too small. Call 742-6639. cluded, private bedroom with Suites available from 4001 8, power steering, radio, vinyl timate. Jim Gerrity, 646-0202. I w i f i r i i Buidling, 41 Center Street, ideal for professional offices, or \) 85 Summit Street months old Collie Shepherd, newly paneled wall-to-wall roof, radial tires. $1,995. 64^ Robert J. Smith, Inc. Clean, Lata Modal ^ commercial expansion. $75,000. 649-3144. community kitchen, living rugs, second floor. Main Street, FURNISHED two room apart- square feet to 1,500 square feet. Manchester, Connecticut, I) 176 Brewer Street WE WILL buy your house. Call well trained, housebroken. Call room and two baths. Ideally Snort or long-term leases. Low 1750. LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- FIREWOOD for sale. $25 half 643-5369 after 5 p.m. adults only, no pets, call 646- ment, private bath, heat, hot I Tuesday, February 4, 1974, at East Hartford anytime, Hutchins Agency, CARPENTRY - Repairs, cord. $40 full cord. Call 742-9046. located to bus line and stores. rental includes parking and all | USED CARS I 2440. 0299. water, utilities. Apply OSS BUTE 1963 PLYMOUTH Savoy II, 2- dye 8:00 P.M. to consider and acton Realtors, 646-3166. remodeling, additions, roofing. Please call after 5 p.m., 644- Marlow's 869 Main Street. services. Call 646-6555. of guaranty (A $99 value) if you Top Pricos Paid gg Call David Patria, South Wind­ WANTED - Good homes for 0383. door hardtop, 1968 440 cubic the following: BOLTON - Four-bedroom BELFIORE AGENCY WOODEN PALLETS for sale at five Toy Poodles. One white MANCHESTER - pleasant buy and take delivery of a new For AH Makes SELLING your house? Call us sor, 644-1796. inch engine, 4-speed, bucket Proposed Sewer Use Rate Ranch set on 3/4 acre treed lot. circulation department, male with papers. Four spayed newer three room first floor 3 1^2 ROOMS with heat, hot SHARE OFFICE Space with I 1975 before February 28, 1975. jig: 647-1413 - Realtors first and we’ll make you a cash NICE quiet comfortable room seats and extras. Tires and CARTER CHEVROLET Sch^ule. Fireplaced living room, rec Manchester Herala. $2.-$5. females. Call 528-1712 evenings apartment, heat, appliances water, cooking gas, stove, accountant - Ideal location for DeCormier Motors, 643-4165. jW offer. One day service. T. J. WES ROBBINS carpentry for gentleman, center of town. Real Estate or Insurance, etc. [ body in decent shape. Needs W i Revision of Paragraph IV, room, dining room, eat-in only. and carpeting. No ^ ts. $185 refrigerator, wall-to-wall Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. remodeling specialist. Ad^- OLD NEWSPAPERS Free - Call 646-1201. 649-1680, 649-3549. minor work. Must sell im­ co.,nia Water and Sewer connection kitchen plus garage. High 30’s. monthly. 649-3978, 6464780. carpet, $175. Centrally located, mediately. Asking $600. Call 1970 HORNET - Automatic 1229 Main StTMt Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. LARGE Seven-room Colonial, 1 ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Circulation Department, adults only. No pets. Security transmission, six cylinders, low g:::: charges, of the Rules for CASH FOR HOUSES- Let’s syn­ built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, WHITE GERMAN Shepherd - GIRL WANTED to share house 643-0458 after 6 any day but Phone 949-6494 1/2 baths, aluminum siding, Manchester Herald. Female, 9 months, with papers. MANCHESTER- Six room deposit required. Call 643-9678. MANCHESTER - Any size I mileage. Must sell. 647-9028. Assessment of sanitary sewer garage, treed lot, $48,500. chronize— You want to sell and 649-3446. with two other girls. Must be ' Fridays. $32,900 - 5 1/2 room Ranch, ^Free to good home. 64'7-9813 duplex, three bedrooms, new manufacturing - warehouse construction. someone else wants to buy. It’s over 21. Call 5M4957 after 5 brick front, natural trim, Hutchins Agency, 64^3166. SEASONED firewood, cut, after 6 p.m. bath, immaculate condition, SIX-ROOM duplex, $200 a space. 2,000 square feet to 100,- *200 Proposed Revision to Town of easier to do both thru a LEON Cieszynski builder - new split, delivered, truck load $30. p.m. DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY cellar, garage, trees. Hutchins good neighborhood, two month. References and security 000 square feet. Brokers | 1974 VEGA GT - Excellent con­ BOWERS SCHOOL area - 44,2- reputable agency. We have homes custom built, Sand, gravel and stone. 643-9504 protected. Call 1-226-1206. Manchester Pension Or­ Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. PRIME AKC Golden Retriever children accepted. $225. required. Call 529-8370. WITH THE PURCHASE OF dition. $2,400. Call 649-8274 after dinance. A copy of the Proposed family, excellent condition, customers and we need listings. remodeled, additions, rec after 6. MANCHESTER - Sleep in Also we buy ourselves. Call rooms, garages, kitchens puppies - Champion grand room, central air-conditioning, monthly. References. Lease. 5 p.m. Revision to the Ordinance may LAND, BARN, 3-bedroom separate heating systems, nice parents. Parents X-rayed. Call Security. Write Box BB, ROCKVILLE - 7,000 SQUARE I ANY NEW 1975 MERCURY IN STOCK LAST CHANCE lot. T. J. CrocKett, Realtors, Keith Real Estate, 646-4126 or remodeled, bath tile, cement LANGE ski boots, men’s size 10 cooking privileges, business FEET industrial space or be seen in the Town Clerk’s Of­ house, baseboard heat, 649-2130. Manchester Herald. ROCKVILLE 3W ROOMS Trucks lor Sale 62 excellent barn, large brook. 643-1577. 649-1922. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ 1/2, worn twice, $35. Call 649- man or woman. $30. weekly. storage. Ample parking, fice during business hours. tial or commercial. Call 649- Convenient to everything. Call ROCKLAND TERRACE Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 646- 8653. AKC Beagle, female, five MANCHESTER - Six-room Dagata Bros., Rockville 875- BRAND NEW 1974 1972 G.M.C. Sprint, 4-speed, Proposed additional appropria­ $19,900 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 4291. 646-0425. Large and beautiful one-bedroom 2505. 3166. months old. Reasonable price. three-bedroom Duplex. $175 apartments, heat, hot water, all AM-FM, buckets, electric door tion to Fund 41, Education baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ □ MISC. SERVICES TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY WOULD LIKE to buy used En­ Call 646-2162. ROOM IN private home for monthly. J. D. Real Estate, 646- appliances Including dishwasher, COMET locks, tilt-wheel, factory Special Projects Services for VERNON CIRCLE Area - four age, nearly two acres. Hutchins disposal, carpeting, pool and your Wanted to Rent 57 Carpentry and general contrac­ cyclopedia for elementary- p . female only. Student accepted, 1980. gauges. Call 643-6993. Blind Student.....$1,688.00 to be family, aluminum siding, an­ Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. own private terrace In a country set­ ting. Residential and commer­ junior high children. 643-9375. FREE TO Good Home 'j Kitchen privileges and parking. ting. S180. No pets. financed from reimbursement nual income $7,400. Exceptional Servlces Ottered 31 MALE, 23, wants own room in | cial. Whether it be a small Labrador Retriever. Good with Call 643-W09. TWO-BEDROOMS - First floor, TOYOTA 1969 VOLVO-142S, automatic, under P.A. 74-260, State Grant. value at $41,900. Dubaldo- VERNON - Raised Ranch, OVERHEAD garage door, 7x9’, children. Call 646-4305 garage. $135, security. Palmer "8724223 87S-7466 5294586 apartment or house, call Dave, repair job, a custom built home new paint, low miles, excellent Proposed additional appropria­ Lesperance Agency, 646-0505. fireplace, 2 baths, good condi­ SHARPENING Service - complete with tracks and Realty, 646-6321, 649-0538. 649-0634. condition, $1,425. Call 872-4101. or anything in between, call 646- 41 Articles tor Sale 41 tion to Fund 41, Educational tion. Priced to sell at only $35,- Saws, knives, axes, shears, springs, $35. Call 6494712. Articles for Sale 900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- 1379. Special Project Title II Entitle­ AMBASSADOR DRIVE - skates, rotary blades. Quick MANCHESTER - Newer three INTERNATIONAL Dump Seven-room Condominium, 1577. service. Capitol Equipment ment ..... $12,010.97 for fiscal ANY TYPE Carpen and bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, TWO BEDROOM luxury □ AUTOMOTIVE Truck - 1969 Ford pickup truck excellent condition, carport, Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. year 1974-75 ($8,927.45 Public masonry work, aaditi and all appliances, carpeting, Townhouse - Located in with cover. Arlan Snowblower. recreation room, carpeting, 4 Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday Highland Park section of School Entitlement; $3,083.52 remodeling. Free estimates. A. private. $250 monthly. Security. Autos For Sale 61 Cement mixer. Call 643-0851. baths. Only $32,900. Goodchild- $29,900 - Five-room brick front 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- Immediate. Frechette & Mar­ Manchester, wooded and Non-Public School En­ Bartlett, Realtors, 569-1744, Ranch, basement, garage, 7958. Squillacote, 649-0811. tin, Inc. Realtors, 646-4144, private. For information, call titlement), to be financed from trees, acre lot. Hutchins Agen­ I 1 Clip Out - Fill In - Mall Today NEED CAR? Credit bad? 646-1852. BUILDING - Remodeling, 646-1616, 649-5295. Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 State Grant. cy, Realtors, 646-3166. REWEAVING burns, holes. Bankrupt? Repossessed? roofing, rec rooms, additions, ONE ROOM and three room Honest IJouglas accepts lowest ] Proposed additional appropria­ FIVE-ROOM Ranch, tiled bath, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. I I SAVE OVER m DELUXE ONE-bedroom apart­ 73 MERCURY <2995 74 MARK IV <7995 EXPERT bicycle repairs, all NEW HOMES under construc­ garages. All kinds, carpentry furnished apartment - All Gold luxury group. Full Mark IV tion to Fund 41, Educational garage, stone fireplace, oak Window shades, Venetian ment - Complete appliances, down, smallest payments. Montego MX 4-Door Sedan. Bronze, makes, models and speeds. work. For estimates call 649- utilities. Older persons Douglas Motors, 345 Main. equipment Including cruise control. flooring, excellent condition tion off Grandview Street. BVS. carpeting, air-conditioned, matching vinyl Interior, V-8, Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Special Projects, Head Start Deluxe Cape, oversized Dutch 1142. preferred. 272 Main Street. automatic, PS. PB, lac. air cond., AM-FM stereo with tape, low mileage. throughout. Immediate oc­ Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. I ! 12 Words - 3 Days - 1 Dollar swimming pool. $175 plus Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- Program ..... $2,670.00 to be Colonial and Raised Ranch. T. TOYOTA - See us for reliable I radio, whitewalls. financed from Department of cupancy. $38,500. Charles R E. GOWER Remodeling, ad­ AVAILABLE immediately - utilities. Robert D. Murdock, 2098. Lesperance, 649-7620. J. Crockett Realtors, 643-1577. MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. j Clasolficatlon 41, Miocellaneout For Sale Only Realtor, 643-2692. used Toyotas with our 60-day 73 MARK IV <6995 Community Affairs Grant. ditions, garages, porches, three rooms, carpeted, 100% warranty. We also buy silver blue, matching leather Interior Removal, pruning, lot clearing, 1973 CB-350-4, HONDA, good kitchen and formica work, appliances, parking, storage, used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, and vinyl top. Electric Sunroof, cruise Proposed additional appropria­ LARGE, 48’ Ranch - Country spraying. Fully insured. j Ads must be mailed only No phone orders MANCHESTER - Pleasant 74 MERCURY <3795 condition, asking $1,000. Call VERNON - Three-bedroom repairs. 646-2087 after 4 p.m. lease and security required. No 345 Center Street, Manchester, control, AM-FM Stereo with tape, 15,- tion to Fund 61, Special kitchen with screened 18x14’ Licensed. Free estimates. I Payment must accompany ad modern four room apartment, I Montego MX 4-Door Pillared Hard- 000 miles. 649-4774 after 5 p.m. Ranch, 2 baths, 2-car garage, deck, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, dogs. Hilliard Street. Call after 646-4321. Itop. White, dark blue vinyl root, Projects, CETA Public %-acre wooded lot with fan­ Phone 646-3437 , 633-5354. I One Item only, include price and phone 6 p.m., 649-7289, centrally located, avocado finished rec room, 2 fireplaces. MASON CONTRACTOR - ■ matching Interior. V-8. automatic, Employment Program, Title I tastic view of Connecticut appliances, carpeting, no pets, 74UNC0LN <6595 CINELLI Aluminum training Prestigious Rockledge area. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Plastering, custom built stone I No refunds for early cancellation For non-commercial users only AUTO INSURANCE - Compare I power steering, power brakes, tac- .....$25,765.00 Title V I...... $73,- Valley; fully carpeted. $55,900. or brick fireplaces, chimney $205 monthly. 649-3978, 646-4780. Itory air conditioning, low mileage. Continental 4-Door Sedan. Dark rollers - $100. Also Dial-o-Meter Low 40’s. Call us today, Trees cut, trimmed or topped, I Ad may be edited to conform to rules COVENTRY - Three-room our low rates. Young drivers 868.00 to be financed from Warren E. Howland Realtors, apartment available im­ brown, tan leather Interior, matching wheel touring stand with meter, Jackston Agency, 646-1316. stumps removed, fully insured. repairs, block and cement j Ad will appear In the next three Issues of the Herald after it Is received. welcome. For quotations call United States Department of 643-1108. work. New and repairs. E, ^ mediately. All utilities, stove FOUR ROOM apartment, stove vinyl roof, all power Including cruise $65. Call after 6, 649-0621. Got a tree problem? Well worth Rod Dolin, 646-6050. control, AM-FM stereo, automatic Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. No delay In publication will be permitted. and refrigerator included. $150 and refrigerator, first floor, Labor, Manpower Administra­ RAISED RANCH - New three a phone call. 742-8252. temperature control, 7,000 miles. MANCHESTER - West side. monthly. Security Required. center of town, $160. and securi­ 74 COUGAR <4695 Campers-Trallers tion Grant. bedrooms, 2 full baths, family 646-8352 , 647-9755. ty, No pets. Call 649-0783. XR-7. Slate blue, matching Interior Mobile Homes 65 Proposed additional appropria­ Immaculate 7-room aluminum room, aluminum siding, 2-car WESTBROOK Drywall Com­ and V. roof, automatic, power 2 CUSTOM MADE Draperies, 73 MUSTANG <2695 4 CLY., 6 FT. Body, V TON tion to Fund 81 — Revenue sided Cape. Charming formal garage, wooded lot. Merritt very reasonable work pany - Walls and ceilings are UP TO MOO steering - brakes - windows. AM-FM Fastback, dark green, saddle vinyl In­ dining room, fireplaced living our speciality. Our business GLASTONBURY - Two- FOUR rooms, modern, second THEIR loss can be your gain. Sharing Unallocated ..... $10,- Agency, 646-1180. guaranteed, call anytime. 649- floor, two-family, tile bath, Stereo, low mileage. terior, economical 6-cyl., 3-speed Repossession, bank says sell. room, garage, rec room and was established in 1949. Call bedroom garden apartment, JUNK CARS STANDARD TRANSMISSION OOOlOO to be financed from En­ 4266. heated, parking, electric stove, transmission, radio, radial whitewall Just eight months old, beautiful more. Mid 30’s. Keith Real MANCHESTER - Highland 643-0237. large rooms and closets, swim­ tires. Immaculate. titlements under Title I Fiscal $180. 633-7182. WANTED home. Save over $2,000. Can be Estate, 6464126, 649-1922. Park School area. Center hall, ming pool. $189. 6334972. ONLY A FEW REMAINING AT Assistance to State and Local TWO HANDYMEN - will clean WE WILL PAY UP TO $100 | 74 MERCURY <3995 7^ ^ ^ tu45 seen ^ appointment. Call 828- four-bedroom Colonial, 1 1/2 attics and cellars, light REMODELING jobs needed - FOUR ROOM Duplex - Stove, FOR YOUR JUNK CAR Monterey Custom 2-Dr. Hardtop. ■ v Illtllv U II I 0360, B^roker. Governments. MANCHESTER - Tanner baths, detached 2-cac garage, trucking, reasonable rates, 643- Design services included. Call refrigerator, excellent location. Saddle bronze, tan vinyl Interior, tan Marquis Colony Park Wagon. Ble, ALLOCATION - REVENUE extras include; natural Everett W. VanDyne, 633-0137. Depending on Year and vinyl root, 400 V-8, automatic, power black vinyl Interior, V-8, automatic, Street, custom built 8 room 5305. Garage. Walk to shopping and Model power steering, power brakes, fac­ SELLING your home? Call SHARING colonial cape. Four bedrooms, 2 woodwork, wall-to-wall PRESIDENTIAL steering, power brakes, factory air STEVE CASALINO - Custom bus line. 649-0969. FREE TOW conditioning, radio, radial whitewall tory air conditioning, power tailgate Plaza Mobile Home Brokers. Proposed allocation from full baths, rec room, walk to carpeting in family room and ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ Buyers waiting. 1-828-0369. homes, additions, alterations VILUGE APTS. SAME DAY SERVICE tires, only 15,000 miles. window, root rack. w . Revenue Sharing Fund 81: four schools. Many extras. large fireplaced living room, eling, rec rooms, offices, and repairs. Free estimates. SPACIOUS Six Rooms - Cen­ Contribution to the Community Must be seen to appreciate. first-floor pantry and laundry, household repairs. Phone 649- MANCHESTER tral, quiet, convenient. Stove, PLEASE CALL FOR 14’ WIDE $9,995. No better time Call 649-6973. Plus M ore (o Choose From Renewal Team of Greater 40’s. LaPenta Agency, Realtor, eat-in kitchen, pool with deck 4594. refrigerator, porch, cellar, at­ CURRENT PRICE LISTS to trade. We need your 10’ wide 646-2440. and stockade fence. $51,900. By ••••••••••••••••••*••••••••• One and two bedrooms 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. S22-1104 Hartford.....$10,000.00 for pur­ tic. $210 monthly. Security. 649- now. We will allow top dollar. owner, 646-4235. DRAPERIES - Custom-made, RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 STATE Near schools, churches and 5675, 649-1924. after 5 p.m. 247-0910 No payment ’til April 1975. pose of assisting in meeting P.O. Box 591 SDIQ operational costs during the POSHI lined, unlined. Reasonable. ZIP shopping center, on bus ALLIED / ivi o Parts, supplies and NEW 7 room Raised Ranch, Work guaranteed. Call 646-5152 ROOFING - Installation and Manchester, Conn. 06040 line. Call anytime. MANCHESTER - Six room accessories. Plaza Homes, 1974 calendar year. 7 room Ranch, hug* flrtt floor family aluminum siding, garage, 2- after 4 p.m. repairs, gutters, storm win­ PHONE SCRAP METALS "Quality Homes sensibly room with fireplaca, 2 batha, doubla duplex, three bedrooms, rec Phyllis Jackston garaga. M uit aaal SO'a. raised hearth fireplaces, 2 dows, doors. Experienced 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 room, garage, adults only. $200. 741 WINDSOR STREET priced’’, 1348 Wilbur Cross Secretary. HARTFORD baths, carpeting throughout. Oil SNOWPLOWING - Commercial quality workmanship. Fully in­ 12 Words • 3 Oays • <1 Dollar. References, security. Write 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.•Phone 643-5135 Highway, Berlin Turnpike, Board of Directors HJUICHMD « ROSSETTO hot water baseboard heat, 11/2 and residential. Reasonable sured. Free estimates. Box G, Manchester Herald. Berlin, Conn. 828-0369. Dated at Manchester, Conn, Raaltora-MLS e4S-24a2 rates. Also available as a back­ Reasonable prices. Rick i n Waat C tn ltr Strati 'L' this 24th day of January, 1975 Fiano Agency, 646-521;oo. up rig. 646-3467 or 647-9304. Burnett, 646-3005. PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Jan. 27, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 27, 1975 — PAGE SEVENTEEN

OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE wiih MAJOR HOOPLE BUGS BUNNY NOTICES ADVERTISING H A P P Y A D S Order Your 1 — Loit and Found Vernon Considers Adoption WE'VE GOT Five SWOW JvEAH.BLiT HE WAIT' THIS AIN'T A SIRE, I REQUEST A 2 — Peraonalt EXCEPT f=OR DOES THIS MEAN MY WORD, BOYS, I DON’T DEADLINE izeaaoval j o b s l im e p ; w o u l p m 't b e PAYDvl' JO B , YOU 3 — Announcementf RAISE/ PERtOPlC CATNAPS, YOUR ANSWER IS KNOW WHICH OF MY THREE 12 00 :.’^oon the day before ib p p y UR AKJD W E COULP y M U C H HELP MOW-- KNOW.' GIMME A 4 — Enlerlalnmont I HAVE LABORED NICKNAMES FOR ARNOLD publication 'NO* -■? USE A M C T H E R v — ' / HE'S ALREAPV CHANCE AT SOME 5 — Auctions LONG AND FAITH­ \ AAAM... ] I DRAGGIM' FIZCM OF TH' LOOT-I’M 16 THE /HOST c o l o r f u l ; Deadline for Saturday and FULLY IN YOUR. POIM' HIS OWM STILL GOIN'STIZONS.' HOW ABOUT BARRELHOUSE Of Emergency Operating Plan FINANCIAL Monday is 12 00 Noon Friday. EMPLOY FOR A WALKS. 8 — Bonds-SlocIts-MorlBages Thonglif BURKE FOR THE NOSTALGIC 9 — Personal Loans PITTANCE,.., SOUND" OR THE MODERN BARBARA RICHMOIND of which has an emergency superintendent, to ask him to course, to contain and 10 — Insurance NOTE WITH SPACESHOT PLEASE READ BURKE? BOPPER BURKE? A master plan for emergency generator, the report states. ask the cooperation of the extinguish any fires. EMPLOYMENT Today! operation should a major While the report was not Board of Education in this Basically, the public works 13 — Help Wanted YOUR AD 14 — Business Opportunities Classified ads are taken over catastrophy, such as last written to alarm anyone it does matter. department will be involved in 15 — Situation Wanted list many types of disasters The school administrators, much the same operations as the phone as a convenience CAU 643-2711 winter s ice storm or worse, hit EDUCATtON The Herald is responsible for this area, has been drawn up for which could hit Vernon, in­ will be responsible for the the fire and police departments 18 — Private Instructions only one incorrect msertion and cluding flooding, hurricane supervision of all students and along with maintenance of 19 — Schools-Classes then only to the size of the the town of Vernon with the . . . $em«on« M anchester effects, severe wind and ice faculty members should dis­ storm drains, flood control, 20 — Instructions Wanted original insertion Errors which mayor and civil defense depart­ do not lessen the value of the aster strike during school heavy rescue operations, REAL ESTATE may hav« laiit yo«t ment heading the direct line of storms, electrical storms, tor­ advertisement will not be cor­ Evening hours; providing trained 23 — Homes tor Sale a kappy adl authority. nadoes. blizzards, major struc­ emergency tree removal, and 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale rected by an additional inser­ MICKEY FINN BY HANK LBJONARD The plan was prepared by the tural fires, earthquakes, civil managers for the school condemnation of dangerous 25 — Investment Property tion H erald ■ shelters and for emergency structures. 26 — Business Property DO 'YOU I THINK IT WAS A University of Connecticut's disturbances and public 27 — Resort Property REMEMBER THE CADDY... A BIG Civil Preparedness Training demonstrations. evacuation plans. The finance officer (director 28 — Real Estate Wanted MRS. R O C C O -W H Y DID The civil defense department, Manchester Civitan Club M A K E '•"A O F C B L A C K O N E / Program with the cooperation Noting the number of state of administration) would be MISC. SERVICES YOU THINK THERE WAS THE QPS.'?) presents S3 SOMEBODY ELSE IN SLICK iiif of Rockville Fire Chief Donald and federal routes that go among other things, will be responsible for the regulation 31 — Services Ottered through town and the transpor­ responsible for com­ 32 — Painting-Papering ADVERTISING CUTTER'S APARTAAENT? Maguda who is the town's and coordination of disburse­ 33 — Building-Contracting civilian preparedness director. tation of chemicals on them, munications coordination, ment of emergency funds on ap­ 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng DISTRICT The full report has been given the report does not rule out ac­ emergency lighting, directing proval of the Town Council and 35 — Healing-Plumbing RATES MAIN STREET | ATT0RN6Y 36 — Flooring ^ IN A . cidents from that source. It also of volunteer civil defense 1 d a y ...... 9e word per day THE SNOW JO B ~ to members of the Town Coun­ the reporting of data to the 37 — Moving-Tructdng-Storage Manchester Armory — February 14 i IC M 9 7 5 by NEA Inc T M Ae^ U 5 r n 0f1 notes the presence of large gas forces, alerting all other emergency operations center. 38 — Services Wanted 3 days ...... 0c worxl per day m cil for study and it will be dis­ departments who have been 6 days . 7c word per day ANNUAL VALENTINE’S DAY DANCE cussed at the next council storage tanks near the highway The engineering department MISC. FOR SALE 26 days ...... 6c word per day % CREATED BY BUD FISHER meeting. Mayor Frank McCoy and the possibility of assigned responsibilities, and will provide necessary maps 41 — Articles lor Sale 15 WORD MINIMUM FREE SET UPS • BYOB I MUTT AND JEFF warning system coordination. 42 — Building Supplies said. explosions. and drawings for all public 43 — Dogs-BIrds-Pets Happy Ads ...... $2.00 inch 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. ' i I A/lAySEICAN ^ The report contains a detailed Under direction of the mayor, It will be the responsibility of buildings and roads in town, 44 — LIvestoclr TICKET OUTLETS: Manchester Wallpaper & Paint ^ m utt.wmat I can’t all town departments will have the police department to 45 — Boats & Accessories OOI'4'T BECOME A DOCTtjR history of the town and notes provide technical support to 46 — Sporting Goods ^f/> Paul Buettner, Florist ^ DOESTWlS /yiake it a lengthy list of responsibilities protect the residents against state agencies and the military, 47 — Garden Products KNOW.' and w rite o u t 2 that 30 per cent of the housing is OUT/ should disaster strike. personal danger, property 48 — Antiques WWtWtW!WS:K:S:I:W;W:15SS55555SS5SS55SSSS:¥ft^^ SAV? about M years old: and notes and assist in determination of 49 — Wanted to Buy " r - PRESCRIPTIONS/ there are some 1,000 apartment damage or looting. Also for structure condemnation. 1 3 Help Wanted 13 units, 12 factories and mill For instance, the school ad­ emergency first aid, light The Health Department will RENTALS Halp Wanted ministrators will be asked to 52 — Rooms lor Rent PRISCILLA’S POP buildings (most about 70 years rescue operations, riot and be responsible for coordinating 53 — Apartments lor Rent r i . provide access to school 54 — Homes lor Rent JOBS - Interested in a job that old), three trailer parks con­ crowd control and such. medical equipment and REGISTERED NURSES I SHOULD NEVER' I M J U S T buildings during times that 55 — Business lor Rent requires no experience and HAVE LET YOUR taining 350 units, and five The fire departments will supplies in cooperation with the 56 — Resort Property lor Rent FULL AND PART-TIME A S S H A R P school is not in session for offers free training, security, MOTHER TALKy A N D A L E R T housing projects for senior also be helpful in rescue hospital, immunization for 57 — Wanted to Rent travel, education and good pay? NIGHTS emergency use. 58 — Wise, lor Rent M E IN IT O , A S E V — citizens containing 350 units. operations, assisting with prevention of disease, inspec­ Contact your Air Force We have several full and part- R E T iR IM tS - Mayor McCoy said he has 7 salvage operations and debris tion of food and water for con­ AUTOMOTIVE representative at 221 Asylum time openings available for already written a letter to Dr. 61 — Aulos lor Sale There are also six convales­ cleanup, help police with traffic tamination detection, sur­ Street, Hartford or call 244- RNS on our night shift. Raymond Ramsdell, 62 — Trucks lor Sale cent or rest homes in town, none control, fire watch, and of veillance of emergency tem­ 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale 2347. Working schedule involves 2 porary housing, emergency 64 — Molorcycles-BIcycles □ N O TICES 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile REAL EST*ATE SALES - out of 4 weekends. Excellent veterinary services for pets, in­ Homes Professional real estate sales salary and benefits. For more BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE sect and rodent control, coor­ 66 — Automotive Service CAPTAIN EASY 67 — Aulos lor Rent-Lease Lost and Found people wanted. Must have information please contact dination of water purification, desire to succeed in our the Personnel Department, 16 THAT Y / VE6...5HE SHE'5 FLYDVG AN and other related duties. LOST - Pair of child’s business. Best commission set­ 646-1222, ext. 481. REASON \ / BROADCAST INTERNATIONAL DISTRESS The welfare department, eyeglasses, dark brown, vicini- up in town, /^ply in person to WE CHAWOEP j AN SOS GIVING SIGNALl... THE QUESTION MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HER EXACT besides assisting the health Main, Bentley School and Keith Real Estate, 172 East PO^ITIOWi department in many areas, will NOTICE ritrickland t Street. Please call Center Street. HOSPITAL also oversee emergency 649-1720. 71 Haynes St Manchester, Cool TOWN OF COVENTRY BY ART SANSOM lodging, feeding and clothing, WANTED - Man with some An Equal Opportunity Employer THE BORN LOSER BOARD OF TAX REVIEW LOST - Man’s gold Girard- Pratt & Whitney Diaform grin­ Herald coordination of private In accordance with Section Pergeau watch, back engraved ding experience. This is of a A1^ ‘50AAAMM Area Profile assistance groups, coordination 12-110 of the State Statutes, the J.A.D. 5/28/71. Reward. Call production nature. Please apply P L h C l^ IHBV OK) HIDC! of religious services, and coor­ Coventry Board of Tax Review 233-9947. in person: Metronics Inc., HAIRDRESSER - experienced, dination of an emergency will hold public meetings in the Routes 6 & 44A Bolton. pleasant atmostpnere and —r registration and information Tax Assessor’s Office at the working conditions, Araly in person, Lu-Jon Salon of Beauty, center. Town Office Building to hear Personals SECRETARY - Manchester of­ fice of international company 61 East Center Street. Also to be involved in the appeals from assessments on School Restoration Plan operation will be the town INCOME tax returns prepared exporting electronics equip­ the Grand List of October 1, EXPERIENCED Nurse’s aides ! 1975 by X U . Inc . T M M g US- clerk, town attorney, am­ in the privacy of your home Call ment requires experienced 1974. secretary. Good typing and are needed, full and part-time bulance service, the public Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or 525- Meeting dates are as follows; 8263. shorthand essential. Knowledge for all shifts. Excellent benefits Will Get Further Study utilities, the Red Cross, Salva­ From 7:30 P.M. to 9:30 P.M., of commercial office and working conditions. Come tion Army, the hospital, and procedures, bookkeeping and in and see us at Meadows Con­ February 5, 6, 10 & 12, 1975. INCOME TAX preparation - fi THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA organized senior citizen groups. From 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. ou r home or mine, export documentation valescent Home, 333 Bidwell pT A Street, Manchester. CAW WO V E R N O > enrollment in the National Register is con­ It is suggested that the senior February 8, 1975. easonable. By Danny Byram, preferred. Intertrade Scien­ u O 1975 Dy N£A Inc tific, Inc., 210 Main Street, t m AAW 1 M Rt(i u S p |l Oh J tingent upon acceptance of the nomination by citizens, coordinated by the 649-5096, By vote of the review board for the Dated January 24, 1975. Manchester, 646-5660. PART-TIME tire mounter, 11-3 National Register of Historic Places, the the keeper of the National Register, National recreation department, could Daniel P. Manley assist in manning telephones, TAX RETURNS and accoun­ cr 5 daily. No experience ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN restoration of the original Rockville High Park Service, Raiche said. Chairman OFFICE CLERK - No necessary. Apply 229 Hebron In a reply to Raiche, Dr, Linstone expressed care for children and ill or in­ ting done professionally. School building will be given further study. Reasonable rates. Confidential. experience, will train, part- Ave., Glastonbui7 . PwE LOST IT LOOKS LIKE YOUR PLAN ...WITHOUT THE \ I KNOW...8UT N KEEP MOVIN', SISTER.' the gratitude of the subcommittee and the Board jured persons, a ssist in BACKFIRED, OSCAR.'... DERRINGER SHE MAYBE SHE'LL ) WE'RE ALMOST THERE .' The review board must again approve the Experienced. Call Dan Hickey, time. Start now! East Hartford of Education noting members are “very pleased preparing food, and in several TOWN OF MANCHESTER company. Jobseekers, 568-1070. HAIRDRESSER Wanted - CANT, SIGNAL / FIND SOME nomination when the detailed study is com­ 649-9145. OTHER WAY.' and excited that this vote has sustained our con­ other areas. Experienced. Pampered Lady, US.' pleted. Stephen Raiche of the Connecticut viction that this beautiful old building be spared The hospital would be called LEGAL PART-TIME arts and crafts Glastonbury, 633-5652 after Historical Commission informed Dr. Robert INCOME TAX returns from abandonment or destruction.” on to provide qualified per­ prepared in your home. demonstrators needed. Pay off 6:30, 563-6392. Linstone. assistant superintendent of schools for sonnel at the scene of an NOTICE those Christmas bills with a fun He offered any assistance necessary to The Planning and Zoning Reasonable, Call H.H. Wilson, Vernon. emergency, operation of first 649-6506. job. Absolutely no investment, RN FOR Doctor’s office - Four expedite formal nomination to enrollment in the Commission will hold a public days, 9-6, Saturday, 9-1. Call Dr. Linstone has been working, along with an aid stations, providing limited no collecting, no delivering. 872- National Register. hearing on February 3, 1975 at 2780. 872-8321. ad hoc study committee, seeking funds for the morgue service, and operating FOR SALE - Private $8,700 first Dr. Linstone, prior to learning the project had 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal restoration of the exterior of the building more triage areas. mortgage, paying 10% interest. to be registered before funding would be con­ Building to hear and consider a COUNSELOR Full-time, 35- BABYSITTER wanted, O scar boom, and marco, are attempting to help recently ailed East School A an now used for ad­ The town’s emergency Good property equity. Call 649- sidered, had contacted several organizations in­ petition of Dr. Joseph Massaro 5371. hour week, bi-lingualgual preferred.prefe Tuesday through Friday, days, KINS GUZ TRACK DOWN TWO STRANGERS WHO HAVE ministrative offices for the education system. operations center is in the Birch Street location. (Jail 643- ABDUCTED SEVERAL OF MOO'S FEMININE CITIZENS. terested in the preservation of historic to change the zoning to Central Call■ ...... Jobseekers, 568-1070.— -10”' lower level of the police 8509. IN AN EFFORT TO LOCATE THE MISSING GIRLS, OOOIA Being registered with the national register is a buildings, including the office of Housing and Business District zoning VOLUNTEERS TO LET HERSELF BECOME A TARGET, AND I • a? headquarters on West Rd. This GIRL WANTED - Part-time 1975 Sy SEA .-c ’ V , 5 gf . prerequisite for funding for any project such as Urban Development (HUD). “CBD” for an area on the west IS ALSO KIDNAPPED.' )-2 7 will be the control center from MADAM PALM retail desk clerk. Call 647-9155, FULL-TIME housekeeper the East School. Most said funds were not available for such side of Main Street bounded as WIN AT BRIDGE which all emergency operations READER AND ADVISER 12 noon to 8 p.m. needed for a large convalescent BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Raiche said the formal nomination will be projects, at the present time, and a few offered follows: home. Must be dependable and MR. ABERNATHY will be directed. prepared by the staff of the Connecticut encouragement that funds may be available in Northerly, by Myrtle Street, Advice on all affairs of life. No matter STILL LOOKING? We have experienced. Please apply in An alternate emergency what your problems are, she can help Ll AAAA.^ /Vk/WW-THAT Historical Commission as time permits. Final the future. Six Hundred Seventy-five (675) you. Call for appointment. many full, part-time positions person. Meadows Convalescent center is located in the Nye St. 9UN FEEtS feet, more or less; Easterly, by to choose from. Call Home, 333 Bidwell Street, r fire station but it is not suitable g o o d ! C! Only way to play ‘baby’slam Main Street, One Thousand 243-1337______Jobseekers, 568-1070. Manchester. for use during disaster Three Hundred Ten (1,310) feet, emergencies that might involve MANAGER - Auto service more or less; Southerly, by St. jency Asks for Decision radioactive fallout. department has opening for V4CHRDJi»t/«44 James Street, Five Hundred Oswald: “Had the diamonds The public fallout shelters in qualified manager. Oswald: “We have just The bidding has been: 27 (500) feet, m ore or less; □ FINANCIAL NORTH 27 failed to break South would town are located in 28 buildings Experienced in automotive received one of the largest Easterly, by land now or DINING ROOM HOSTESS field and customer relations. ♦ 84 have gone down two tricks, but and will accommodate 6,885 paperbacks ever published. Ac­ West North East South On Tri-Town Youth Bureau formerly of Manchester 5-11,4 nights a week Must be able to supervise and V 54 3 he still would have given the people. Of these spaces, 1,345 Bonda-Stocks-Mortgagas 8 tually, it is a compendium of Gardens Corp., Two Hundred apply handle responsibility. Call 646- ♦ A K 7 6 5 4 four books on play by George hand the only play that might are stocked with emergency have won for him.” Forty-five (245) feet, more or MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ BURGER KING 2789 for interview. ♦ 96 Coffin and undoubtedly shows The Connecticut Planning The large number of existing If the town officials agree supplies designed to support WEST EAST Pass 1V Pass ? less; Southerly, by land now or cond, third. All kinds. Realty 467 Canter 81., Mencheeter at least twice as many example You South, hold; those taking shelter for about WANTED - Mature women for ♦ Q 10 5 ♦ J973 Commission on Criminal Ad­ youth services in the area was there is a need for the youth formerly of Julia S. Moriarty, statewide. Credit rating un­ hands as any book ever Jim: “We don’t necessarily ♦ AQ76 V2 ♦KJ54AAQ82 bureau and as to which towns two weeks. direct selling, no investment, TJ V Q J 10 8 V 976 ministration (CPCCA) is asking mentioned in the report. These Two Hundred Thirty (230) feet, necessary. Reasonable. Con­ published.” j approve of Mr. Coffin’s bidding. What do you do? officials in the Tri-Town area of include the Hockanum Valley will participate, then the state The report notes that this fidential, quick arrangements. call 875-7357. ♦ J 9 « Q 10 2 Jim: "They range from sim­ Neither does he, since the bow more or less; Westerly, by land WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI A — Bid one spade. You want to Vernon, Tolland and Services Center, school per­ commission wants a super­ number of shelters would Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. ♦ 8 5 4 3 ♦ 10 7 2 ple hands for beginners to ones is on the play of the cards.” continue to describe yoiir hand. now or formerly of Julia S. PART-TIME take inventory in SOUTH (D) so complicated that even the Ellington to meet immediate­ sonnel, police, the regional visory board of professionals protect only about 23 per cent of 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ INSURANCE Telephone claims r PIDNYCOME HERE INEWSl’APEK ENTERPRISE ASSN I Moriarty, Phyllis C. Shillinger, ford. Evenings, 233-6879. local stores. Car necessary. W E 'R E ALU BRCTTHERS ♦ A K 62 greatest experts will have trou­ TODAY’S QUESTION ly to decide whether to continue juvenile court (located in Ver­ and community and youth the town’s population. It further adjuster, fee paid. To |11,000. Write phone number, TO BE IN5ULTEP. Your partner continues to two Wilhelmina LaPolla, Edith C. Providence firm will pay for in­ u n d e r t h e s k i n , p i p V A K 2 ble with them, but each hand il­ operation of the Tri-Town non), and the youth bureau. representatives to set the notes that a survey revealed experience to: I.C.C., Box 304, hearts. What do you do now? McDonald, Lucille Sloan Smith, terview and relocation for in­ YOU KNOW THAT, NASTY? ♦ 83 lustrates some point of play.” Youth Services Bureau. It was also noted that agen­ policy and administer the that there are 763 shelter Paramus, N.J. 07652. Answer Tomorrow Robert L. Burke, Jr., et ux, in MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd dividual with one or more years ♦ A K Q J Oswald: "Let’s look at the Vernon Mayor Frank McCoy cies questioned outside the operation of the bureau. spaces in private homes, based mortgages — interim financing part by each, in all. Five Hun­ experience. All lines of casualty IJTO Both vulnerable first hand in the book.” three-town area indicated they It also asks that the coor­ on 10 square feet per person. It — expeditious and confidential Answer to Previous Puzzle asked the state commission to dred Forty (540) feet, more or and property with draft authori- SECRETARY - Full-time, Jim: “Coffin calls it a dinator set up programs and also states there are a potential service, J.D. Real Estate make a study of the bureau have a disproportionate number less; Northerly, by Park Street, Call American Personnel experience with fire and casual­ ‘Baby’ ” hand and it is. South Man’s World after meeting with Mrs. Janet of Vernon and Tolland youths open lines of communictation 14,433 shelter spaces in homes Assoc. 646-1980. West North East South A P E O P 1 A Seventy-five (75) feet, more or Service, 240 State Street, New ty insurance. 649-1042. needs five diamond tricks in R E D A N S that can be improved to make k Batt. Ellington’s first coming to agencies in with existing groups and that its less; and Westerly, by Church London, Conn. 1-442-0395. order to score his slam. He gets ACROSS 6 Norse man s T E. A N D S selectwoman, and John Manchester and Glastonbury. recommendations be ac­ them suitable for fallout pur­ WANTED - Companion for 2 * them by the simple expedient of name O T 5 C 1 E Street, Eight Hundred Twenty- Pass 2 ♦ Pass 2N.T. 1 Brave man 7 Canonical N A E o A T Harkins, Tolland's town complished by May 1. poses. □ EMPLOYMENT ABLE WAREHOUSEMAN, older lady. Thursday, Saturday conceding the first diamond 5 Descendants hours 1 N T E R five (825) feet, more or less. Pass 4 ♦ Pass 6N.T. manager. While mentioning that there class II driving license, full­ and Sunday, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. trick. Then, since diamonds are 9 Biblical 8 Steps over a A N e T I T A copy of this application has i-j-i Pass Pass Pass mountain The Connecticut com­ is a communication gap among time. Start now. Call Call 646-3643 after 6 p.m. nice enough to break 3-2, he lence I T ft S P A been filed in the Town Clerk’s Help Wanted 13 Jobseekers, 568-1070. PICF 12 Spartan slaves 10 Philippine T S S P E D mission's report notes a existing services, the report did Opening lead -QV makes his contract.” 14 Arab, lor sweetsop |r A M E A O Office and may be inspected A L E T R s> growing need for the youth ser­ recognize the new program DUTCHMAID Clothing looking A. ® 1»?5byWtA Inc TM Wig US Pn 0» - examr'B 11 Pipe joint during normal office hours. TOOL MAKERS - All-around LUNCH HELP wanted, grill for you. Short hours, good pay, ISMuseot 12 Wives' N A N & A *r c vices in the three-town area. directed to first offender School Board to Face machinists and Bridgeport experience helpful. Apply Ann’s astronomy spouses (s> T E E T £ R Planning and will train you. Jessie Dunnack, SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL By Oswald & James Jacoby R The bureau is headed by James shoplifters. This program is a operators. Top wages, fringe Oak Street, 16 Alcoholic 13Cloy e. S T E E S Zoning Commission 423-4216. brews 17 Gridiron cheer ten '/OU GOTTA PAY TAX ON THE' Young. joint one of the youth services benefits and overtime. Sfaanchester. I WANT TD PLTT OUT A / ePANoYwHATS T M £^ [/SALES\TMER£S 18 Sensed 19 Syllables ol Alfred Sieffert, RUBBIN CE/vlENTAND TWE BATHTUB. 29 Possessive animal In expressing the need for bureau, the Hockanum Valley League Quiz Tonight Experience preferred. Apply at RN wanted to join our staff, 7-3, CONTRACT ON JD£ BANANA- AND NINETY-NINETV-EI6MT TAX 19 Hawaiian song Chairman garlands 20 Goddess ol pronoun 43 Malign look restructuring of the existing Council a'nd the Vernon Police Paragon Tool Company, 121 JOBSEEKERS Has many full, four days per week and alternate NOSE. MOW MUCH ? EK5HT CENTS./CENTS FOR? TA R GAXElC'-iO 44 Smell Joseph Swensson, T 21 Near East discord 31 First man Department, as well as the Adams Street. part-time>art-time positions to choose -B y C L A Y R. P O L L A N - garment 32 Remove 46 Noun suffix bureau program, the state com­ Secretary weekends, excellent benefits . ARIES LIRRA 22 On the mission called for revised roles Rockville Area Chamber of from, why wait? Call and working conditions. Come Your Daily Aclivily Guido 23 Bishopric shellered side 33 Picnic pesi 48 Color Members of the Vernon Dated this 27th day of Jobseekers, ^-1070. f MAR. 21 24 Needleilsh 24 Precious stone 37 Timetable 50 Sea bird Commerce. The following will have their in and see us at Meadows Con­ According lo tht Stan. 52 1.049(Roman) for a supervisory board and a PHONE FROM home to ser­ ^ARR. I» S:"H2 25 Cetacean 25 Braves abbreviation Board of Education will be January, 1975. To develop message for Tuesday, contracts considered for valescent home, 333 Bidwell 1- 2-n-Ml 4- 7-2044/?. 27 Biblical 26 ______39 SunkenMarie lenceSaint 53 Upward (comb coordinator. The program has vice our customers for super ESTABLISHED progressive form) The report said this effort quizzed tonight by members of ratification as recommended Street, Manchester, Conn. '37-47-08 read words corresponding to numbers 6 54 6 -7 4 prophet 28 Music as 40 Avoid adroitly been funded by CPCCA since earnings. Choose own hours. V: 30 Sagebrush 41 Himalayan 54 Born the Vernon League of Women by Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, y f TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign, SCORFIO written 1972. demonstrates a willingness of RENT, Call 647-1810. more alert salesperson for per­ 1 Private 31 Post 6) Excitement State' Voters as part of an extensive superintendent of schools; Ray­ ALL-AROUND machinists - AM. 20 OCT. I lf 5 6 7 8 ! The reported stated that, community resources to com­ manent position. Complete 2 Affairs 32 Share 62 To 34 Accomplished 1 2 & T” study the league is doing on the mond Sutyla, industrial arts. saL Minimum five years’ I ^ MAY 20 3 Gratifying 33 Expenses 63 Coming NOT. ll"- artist "The area's youth are ill-served municate and work together NURSE’S AIDES - 7-3, 3-11, Multiple Listing coverage via 4 Excellent 34 Better 64 Today 35 Impair in vigor 9 6 11 12 3 town’s educational system. Middle School; Miriam BUY experience. Must be able to set .^35-39-54-59 13-18-30-334 and states that the motivation experienced, full time, part- membership in three area ;£/62-«7-89-90 5 Remember 35 Someone 65 Act 36 Tapestry by a lack of a central coor­ With a up and operate jig bores, lathes, 66 Without 4 9 4 3 4 4 -8 7 1 l9 for this willingness is the obser­ The meeting will be at 7 in the Underwood, Title I math, Sykes time. Highest starting salary. boards. Earnings limited only 6 Elders 36 Curb 38 High in music i r dinating force, which is HERALD WANT AD and Bridgeports. Top wages, GEMINI 7 Money 37 Wotching 67 Return SAGITTARIUS 39 Inlormed cafeteria of the Vernon Center and Skinner Road Schools; and Liberal fringe benefits. On the by initiative and ability. BY ROY CRANE 68 Discreet 18 necessary to identify the need vation of all resources that Dial 643-2711 fringe benefits. Apply at Le-Mi BUZZ SAWYER a MAY 21 8 News 38 Of NOT. 22 (slang) W ~ 17 Middle School. The board will Thomas Luddecke, Grade 4, bus line. Blast Hartford Con­ Strictest confidence will be 9 And 39 Would 69 Going 42 Polite address there is a serious and as yet un­ Corporation, 1 Mitchell Drive, ^,7 JUNE 20 DEC. 21 for youth services to coordinate valescent Home, 745 Main 10 May 40 Moke 70 Fruits 43 Disabled 19 lo 21 I 23 meet with the School PTO Maple Street School. observed. Mr. Belfiore, 647- Manchester, 643-2362. ^T H E R E 'S 'V'OUR 71 Fomilior new programs and to develop met problem with troubled f^OUTATHAT A4i44-55-58 11 Need 41 Fun 3- 8-10-'.^-.. 45 Word ot sorrow 1 1 following its meeting with Street, East Hartford. 1413. AILS th at , BREAKFAST... :g/70-75-79-86 12 Once 42 The 72 You 26 new services.” youth in the three-town area. CORNER! 73 Moods 28-5^8345^5? 47 Mandate 2^ lehgue members. BLOOMIN'LEOWRDD 13 Keep 43 You 49 Chasseur r HAPPY BIRTHDAY EAT' CANCER 14 In 44 Will 74 Hesitotion CARRICORN ■28 29I il 39 9a Dr. Ramsdell will explain the BOY, 51 Freeholder 27 On the agenda will be MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - jn%JUNl 21 15 Stick 45 Move 75 Of DEC. 22 ^ 1 revised course of study for HAND ME 76 Get 55 Venomous INo More Free Information requests for leaves of absence KITCHEN HELP - Dietary JULY 22 16 You 46 And JAN. tf 34 Rockville High School. The Hialeah Race Course will IHC GOAT^ 17 To 47 Be 77 And snakes from Geraldine Hall, a Grade 2 Aides - Part-time with an op­ WANTED - IMMEDIATELYI IBTrock 48 You'll 78 Impatience 12-16-40-42J 56 Valuable iur 1 BOSTON (UPI) — The next time you ask the operator 15-17-55-57 observe its 50th anniversary dur­ HOOK. 57 Acquire by 37 99 teacher at Skinner Road School portunity to work full-time. 7-9 t ) .'60-71-82-88 19 Reviewing 49 Both 79 Your 4 5 -5 2 4 9 I for a telephone number, it may cost you. ing the 40-day meeting Jan. 17 20 Aspects 50 Pleosont 80 Some labor r■■ a.m. and 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. LEO AQUARIUS 40 41 IT The New England Telephone Co. says it is considering and Cheryl Purnell, Grade 4 The board will also discuss through March 4,1975. I In Rockville area • Boye and girla fori 21 Get 51 Yc'jr 81 Answers 58 Medicinal plant 39 Or 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 mm. and4- 1 JULY 11 82 Routines JAN. 10 teacher at Lake Street School. requests concerning: VoAg I newspaper delivery. Call.. 22 Children 52 Keep 45 ■IT 141* I48 charging for directory assistance calls. At least two other 6 p.m. On bus line. East Hart­ AUO.n 23 Close 53 Temp^ 63 And EEl. II . DOWN r The board will also be asked credits; the town’s use of the 24 They 54 Reolly 84 And ■ 5- 6- 9-22i 53 54 companies within the Bell System already charge for in­ ford Convalescent Home, 745 1-29-32-38 2$ Moke 55 Enjoy 65 Interesting 1 Possesses 49 50 SI 52 to approve the resignations of education department’s com­ 24-27-72 formation calls. Main Street, East Hartford. '41-4641 26 The 56 Sensible 86 Efforts 2 Beiore puter system; additional CIRCULATION DEPT. 66 Christine Hill, Title I, Center VITAMIN VIRGO 27 Need 57 Methods 87 Going riSCES 3 Male sheep 55 NETEL serves all of New England except Connecticut. Road School; Virginia Steuer, students at Talcottville School; CUSTODIANS - experienced 28 Today 58 The 88 Now EEl l» 4 Alrican MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD 29 Your 59 Like 69 A antelope 57 58 Peter Cronin, a telephone company spokesman, said the and use of one room at MAR. 20 Grade 4, Northeast School; and HEADQUARTERS part-time, male, mornings M ’S.';, 30 Of 60 And 90 Favor 5 Weight ol India move is under consideration due to rising costs of main­ Bethia Newmarker and Bar­ Rockville High School for Manchester, Wethersfield, 34-36-51-53^ Liggett Parkade 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 ^14-19-26-31 - ^ A d v e r s e taining information systems. Cronin said directory bara Elsbree, both formerly on Manchester Community Low Prices.' evenings East Hartford. Call ...... 48-76-80-81 73-77-78 INKWSI'AI'KU ENTKKl’Ill.SK A.S.SN I assistance costs triple every 10 years. leaves of absence. College classes. 643-5691, 2-6 p.m. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 27, 1975 ______OBITUARIES SWAC to Petition Council ■' ' .-1,1. • "V; Vivien Kellems Dies; Fought for Tax Reform PvOpCVt'y ^SSSSSTftCTttS POLICE REPORT MONDAY,

In 1971 she announced she to the Town Council in which SANTA MONICA, Calif. SOUTH WINDSOR invited to meet with Main St. MANCHESTER Hospital where she was X- '• ■'i -Vi'i' , (UPI) — Vivien Kellems, a would refuse to pay any state Judy Kuehnel two suggestions will be made: citizens. • Ronald Pinto, 29, of 420 E. rayed and discharged. feisty Connecticut industrialist income taxes or Connecticut — That a public hearing with Residents along Main St. Center St. was arrested Sunday She was a passenger in the A petition requesting the who fought for tax equality for stock dividend taxes, and representatives of United Ap­ were reportedly hit hardest by at 5:30 p.m. and charged with car driven by Edgar J. Smith, South Windsor Town Council single persons, has died at the challenged then-Gov. Thomas praisal be held to determine threatening. 25, of 165 Downey Dr. which refrain from entering surplus the reassessments and in some age of 78. J. Meskill to take her to court. what methods were used in the The charge stems from a struck the rear of the car driven mills in its Capital Gains Fund cases had property values soar The silver-haired million­ recent reassessment. over 300 per cent. domestic disturbance at his by Jeffrey A. Dupont, 26, of 291 "lam not afraid of the Inter­ will be distributed by the South airess passed away Satur­ — That the council consider SWAC is now developing a home and the threatened use of South St., Vernon, police said. nal Revenue Service and I Windsor Association (SWAC). day at St. John's Hospital here, reducing the mill rate by at position statement which will a rifle, police said. He was The Smith car was towed assure you I am not afraid of The decision to do this where she spent her winters. least 20 mills. be made available to the Town released on a $250 non-surety away. There were no other you," she told legislators who followed the annual SWAC She had been hospitalized for 10 Martin said today he wants to Council prior to its Feb. 3 bond for appearance in Com­ reported injuries and meeting this weekend, in which no days with pneumonia. were considering the state in­ make people aware of avenues meeting. mon Pleas Court 12 in East arrests. come tax. When Miss Kellems 100 irate residents turned out to Her personal secretary in open to them in dealing with This, Martin said, is because Hartford on Feb. 10. learned in 1971 that copies of air concerns over property Kellems' hometown East Had- their assessments. many people feel they were un­ • Richard H. Bradt, 17, of Maryanne Twaronite, 18, of her federal income tax returns assessments. dam. Conn., said she would be Alternatives include meeting justly appraised. East Hartford was arrested 70 Otis St. was injured when the had been turned over to Connec­ Residents here received buried without funeral services with members of the assess­ Martin says SWAC’s objec­ Sunday at 6:53 p.m. and car she was driving south on ticut Tax Commissioner F. revaluation notices two weeks or calling hours, next to the ment firm, appeal to the Board tives are to get more positive charged with disorderly con­ Chestnut St. Saturday at 10:35 George Brown, she sent Brown ago and in many cases body of her mother. of Tax Review on take court ac­ input from the general public. duct in connection with a distur­ a.m. struck a utility pole, police and federal tax officials assessments went up hundreds tion. In fact, Martin added, SWAC bance in the Seven Eleven store said. Since 1969 she mailed her scathing letters. of per cents. The last alternative cannot be is now considering the possibili­ on Green Rd., police said. She was taken to Manchester federal income tax forms back According to Robert Martin, taken until the second alternate ty of running an independent Bradt allegedly grabbed a Memorial Hospital where she to the IRS, signed and sealed newly elected president of *F-*^*4^,*.*^* • • • • • ...... is met, Martin said. ticket in a future election. store employe in the store and was X-rayed and discharged. but with all the spaces left SWAC, his group is developing a "My federal income tax Following their meeting this However, he said he hoped that struck his head with his hands, The car was towed away. No blank, claiming the IRS owed formal release to be presented N'ivien Kellems returns belong to me, and weekend, SWAC officials were his would not be necessary. police said. He was released on arrests were made. her money because tax laws neither you, some college kid, discriminated against single a $100 non-surety bond for court since 1948 and demanded a re­ or anyone else is going to paw Feb. 10. A home on Deepwood Dr. was persons over them without my permis­ Miss Kellems was a spinster fund. • demon R. Alexander, 60, broken into Friday night. She based her action on IRS sion or a court order," she of 869 Main St. was arrested Missing is a bottlefull of pen­ who earned her fortune from a wrote Brown. small cable grip plant she rules which tax single Sunday at 7;30 p.m. and nies, police said. GAYLORD - 100% FLORIDA Americans up to 20 percent To Joseph J. Conley Jr., dis­ School Board May Return charged with operating a motor A break into an apartment on MAXWELL founded in the un-liberated trict IRS director, she wrote, 1920's. She gained national more than married couples who vehicle while under the in­ Rachel Rd. was reported Satur­ together earn the same amount. "Did you turn my federal in­ fluence of liquor or drugs. day. The bedroom was gone HOUSE recognition in her struggles for come tax returns over to tax and election law reforms The case was still in court when He was released on $150 non­ through but nothing appears (Brown)? If so by what authori­ To Letter-Grading System ORANGE and once called former Presi­ she died. surety bond for court Feb. 10. missing, police said. The Kellems Co., which she ty did you give Mr. Brown my • John J. Paquette, 17, of 118 6 OUNCE CAN 1 LB. VACUUM CAN dent Truman "High Tax personal property? And don’t leave of absence, and one KIMMtir COFFEE founded in 1927 at the age of 30, A letter-grading system for system tonight from Dave Florence St. was charged with Two cars were reported Harry." quote any idiotic section of the apointment. The grand dame of Connec­ was sold to Harvey Hubbell Inc. physical education in Wiggin, the school system’s evading responsibility in con­ stolen over the weekend. Both JUICE "Code."’ • Kennedy’s reports on REG. - FINE OR DRIP ticut Republican politics, she in 1962. Manchester’s junior high director of athletics and nection with a minor two-car had the keys in the ignition, U.$. GOVERNMENT W EKCVEE parent involvement in special I W ll“ H P U R C H A S E OF SS.OO'OR M O R E AND WITH PURCHASE OF S5.00 OR MORE AND schools is expected to be physical education. accident Saturday at 11:32 p.m. police said. once staged a sit-in inside a education programs and an ! THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. GOOD THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. GOOD reinstated tonight by the town’s on Keeney St., police said. The 1967 brown Rambler voting booth in Stonington to Carl E. .Anderson Mrs. Fred Field "The Board of Education open house at Bennet Junior MON., JAN. 27 THRU SAT., FEB. 1. LIMIT 1 MON.. JAN. 27 THRU SAT.. FEB. 1. LIMIT I Board of Education. meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m. He allegedly struck the four-door sedan owned by COUPON - 1 CAN PER FAMILY. dramatize her campaign Carl Edwin Anderson. 57, of Mrs. Violet M. Field, 62, of 89 High School’s Main Building. GRADE “ A” COUPON - 1 CAN PER FAMILY. against the party lever. School Supt. James Kennedy at Bentley School, 57 Hollister fender of the car driven by Patricia Ryan of 16 Walker St. Marine Way, Old Port Cover. Ridge St., died Saturday in a • Reports from the school said he has recommended Deborah A. Duff, 16, of 63 was reported stolen Saturday She told UPI she liked nothing North Palm Beach, Fla., local convalescent home. She St. As has been the board’s board’s personnel and finance better than curling up in bed reinstatement of letter grading practice recently, the first half- McKee St. aqd drove away, morning from the parking lot of formerly of Manchester, died was the wife of Fred T. Field. committee and buildings and I I JL V • ^ in the junior high level physical police said. There were no in­ the Exxon service station at 405 with a copy of the Sunday at the Good Samaritan She was born June 21,1912 in hour of the meeting will be sites committee. Congressional Record. education courses, after a one- devoted to a public comment juries reported. Court is Feb. 17 Main St., police said. Hospital in West Palm Beach, Ireland and lived here 45 years. • Creation of a washout ac­ Last summer she went before year experiment in pass-fail session of any school-related for Paquette. Sgt. Gerald Calve spotted six BROILER Fla, She was a, member of St. count for a new, federally I w a U S. Tax Court in Washington grading. items. youths, one black and the rest SCOT He was born in Manchester, Mary’s Episcopal Church and funded position. to answer the IRS's demands Kennedy said physical educa­ Also on tonight’s board agen­ Dolores M. Tolan, 25, of 165 white, smashing the car in TETLEY the son of Mrs. Gunda Anderson the Episcopal Church Women. • Appointment of treasurers for back taxes. Instead she tion instructors requested a da: Downey Dr. was injured in a Hickey’s Grove west of of Manchester and the late Sven Other survivors are a for various school activity claimed that because she was review of the experiment and • Personnel actions, in­ two-car accident Saturday at Oakland St. by Union Pond Sun­ JUMBO Anderson. He lived in daughter, Mrs. Eleanor F. funds. single the government had opinion on the pass-fail system cluding consideration of one 11:22 a.m. on McKee St. just day. TEA Manchester until moving to Rich; two sisters, Mrs. Ethel • Consideration of personnel TORKEYS overcharged her $119,081.24 has been divided. The school resignation, one extension of north of Westwood St., police The youths escaped. 100 COUNT PKG. 140 COUNT ROL! Florida 15 years ago. Jones and Mrs. Robert Dunlop, requests for increased pay due TOWELS board will hear a report on the said. The badly damaged car was r TO 9 LB. AVG. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. all of Manchester; and three to special courses (further She was taken by ambulance towed to the Don Willis Garage i. BAGS Lydia Antonofs Anderson of grandchildren. education) taken by personnel. to Manchester Memorial on Main St., police said. ’The DECORATOR OR ASSORTED Victor J. Ziemba North Palm Beach; a son. Jay The funeral is Tuesday at 11 plates are still missing. 'WITH PURCHASE OF $5 00 OR MORE AND WITH PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE AND VERNON — Victor J. Ziem­ Spencer Anderson of Florida; a a.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal Sim sbury G irl W ins The second stolen car was a THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. GOOD THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. GOOD ba. 63, of 94 Grand Ave., died daughter, Lisa Gercia Ander­ Church. The Rev. Stephen J. 1973 green Austin Marina MON., JAN. 27 THRU SAT., FEB.1. LIMIT 1 MON.. JAN. 27 THRU SAT., FEB. 1. LIMIT 1 Saturday in Rockville General son of Florida; and a sister, Jacobson will officiate. Burial Junior Miss Title owned by Arthur Ventura of 322 COUPON - 1 PKG. PER FAMILY. COUPON - 1 ROLL PER FAMILY. Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. Eivar Lindgren of will be in East Cemetery, Spring St. It was reported Mrs. Lottie Borkowski Ziemba. Hamden. Friends may call at the Miss Kim E. Hopkins of Vernon and also a senior at FIRE CALLS stolen Sunday morning from 1 . 7-.’ He was born in Rockville sec­ The funeral is Wednesday Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Simsbury walked away with the East Catholic, was sponsored where it was parked at 503 E. tion and lived there all his life. from Howard Funeral Home, by the Vernon Junior Women’s Main St., tonight from 7 to 9. Connecticut Junior Miss title fire in the industrial park area Center St., police said. LB. He worked for Pratt & Whitney Riviera Beach. Fla. Burial will Club. Besides being second MANCHESTER Those wishing to do so may Sunday and the first and second off 1-86. (Vernon Fire Depart­ Aircraft Division of United Air­ be in Florida. runner-up she was also the Saturday, 7;30 p.m. —gas make memorial contributions runner-up were Patricia ment) craft Corp. in East Hartford. Friends wishing to do so may to St, Mary’s Episcopal Church O’Brien, Manchester’s Junior recipient of the scholastic washdown at 754 Center Owner Claims N.B.C. He was a communicant of St. contribute to Emanuel Organ Fund. Miss and Joyce Oliphant, Ver­ award at the pageant. St.(Town) Overnight Bag Joseph's Church in Rockville. Lutheran Church of Manchester non’s entry. As runners-up, both girls won Saturday, 8:39 p.m. —car fire The owner of the cream-color Other survivors are a son, or to the American Cancer The pageant was Sunday in cash scholarships donated by at W. Center and Olcott Sts. AMBULANCE CALLS overnight bag found Friday and PREMIUM CLOROX William Ziemba of Rockville; Society. John T. Tepley Simsbury with 20 girls par­ the Exchange Clubs and offers (Town) MANCHESTER turned in at The Herald office two daughters, Mrs. Edward John Thomas Tepley, 58, of ticipating from several Connec­ of scholarships from several Sunday, 6 p.m. —stove fire at Saturday, 11:30 a.m. —auto IS OUNCE PKG. GALLON JUG has claimed it. Pawelcik of Suffield, and Mrs. East Hartford, father of John colleges. 95 Brookfield St. (Town) accident on McKee St. See ticut towns. An embarrassed Manchester CRACKERS Richard Lawrence of East C. Tepley of Manchester and Miss O’Brien, a resident of Miss Hopkins won a $700 cash Today, 8:27 a.m. —large bus story in police news in today’s BLEACH girl, who will remain nameless, Windsor; three brothers, Perley N. Howe Michael K. Tepley of Vernon, Glastonbury, was sponsored in scholarship from the Far­ had engine fire on 1-84 near Herald. (Manchester Am­ said the bag was placed on the WITH PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE AND WITH PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE AND Ladimir Ziemba of Palmer, Perley N. Howe, 59, of 17 Holl died Saturday at Mt. Sinai the contest by the Manchester mington Exchange Club. She Spencer St. The fire was out on bulance) roof of the car and was t ;-iis c o u p o n a t f o o d m a r t s , g o o d THIS-COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. GOOD Mass., and Casimir Ziemba and St. died Sunday at Manchester Hospital, Hartford, Junior Women’s Club. She is a has already been accepted by arrival and there were no in­ Saturday, 7:16 p.m. —auto ac­ MON,, JAN. 27 THRU SAT., FEB. 1. LIMIT 1 forgotten. It was not missed un­ MON . JAN. 27 THRU SAT., FEB. 1. LIMIT 1 Lawrence Ziemba, both of Memorial Hospital. Born in the Bronx, N.Y., he senior at East Catholic High Wheaton College, Norton, juries. (Town) cident in front of 705 Center St. COUPON - 1 PKG. PER FAMILY. COUPON - 1 GALLON PER FAMILY. til she reached Willimantic; she Rockville; two sisters, Gladys He was born Feb. 2, 1915 in had lived in the Hartford area School. Mass, where she plans to major VERNON Mrs. Doris Piela, 22, and David retraced her route but could not Ziemba and Mrs. Edna Sedlik, Caribou, Maine and had been a for 28 years. He was president Miss Oliphant, a resident of in government. Sunday, 6:10 p.m. —dumpster Piela, 21, both of 34 Clarke Rd., find the bag. both of Rockville; and two Manchester resident five years. and owner of the Precision Bolton, were taken to L. W. Rogers of Bolton found grandchildren. He was a member of Local 321, Thread Grinding Co., Inc. in Manchester Memorial it along Rt. 6 in Bolton and The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 Plumbers Union in Bangor, South Windsor. He was a Hospital. She was treated for a brought it to The Herald. a.m. from the Burke-Fortin Maine, where he had been a member of the National Tool & scalp cut, he was treated for Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St,, resident for 35 years prior to Die Association, a member of ABOUT TOWN abrasions and contusions, and Rockville, with a Mass at 9 at moving to Manchester. the KofC Council 14 of both were discharged, a St. Joseph's Church. Burial will Survivors are; His wife, Mrs. Willimantic, and a member of hospital spokesman said. f r ’S OUR POLICY be in St. Bernard's Cemetery, Merle Howe; three daughters, 50* off vi| * off ® the Ellington Ridge Country (Manchester Ambulance) Rockville. Manchester Lodge of Masons Room at the library. Mrs. Katy M anchester WATES will 25 Mrs. Norma Everett of Club. TOLLAND Friends may call at the will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Fortuna and Mrs. Edmund meet 'Tuesday at the Italian- Manchester, Deborah Howe of Other survivors are two at the Masonic Temple for a O’Donnell will read. Amerlcan Club. Weigh-in will Sunday, 1;04 a.m. —auto acci­ j OH HELLO, CORTEIHEB funeral home tonight from 7 to Manchester, Mrs. Priscilla I ON 16 OUNCE CAN daughters, Mrs. Alice Dusza of business session. The Fellow- be from 7 to 8 p.m. The dent on Rt. 195. Two victims 9. Kimball of Bangor, Maine; four Glastonbury and Aileen Tepley craft degree will be conferred. The VFW Auxiliary will meet program of entertainment will were taken by ambulance to brothers, Schuyler Howe, of East Hartford; a sister, Mrs. George R. Ouillette, senior Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the post be “ New Creation’’ by Rockville General Hospital Harold Howe and Ora A. Howe, I CAROSD DLENDED OIL .Mrs, .Nellie I). Larson Joanne Len of Colchester; and warden, will preside. home. Members are reminded members of St. Rose’s Church with minor injuries. See story I APOLLO WHEAT GERM j| VERNON — The funeral for all of Caribou; and Edwin Howe eight grandchildren. to bring the gifts for the annual in East Hartford. This is the in today’s Herald. (Tolland Fire of Plainville; three sisters, The funeral is Tuesday at 8; 15 Department, Rescue Truck and I WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. GOOD MON., JAN. 27 ..... I WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. GOOD MON., JAN. 27 Ij Mrs Nellie Driggs Larson, 82, Whiton Memorial Library book drawing which will be con­ last weighing-in of the year and I THRU SAT., FEB. 1. LIMIT 1 COUPON - 1 GAL. PER FAMILY. I THRU SAT., FEB. 1. LIMIT 1 COUPON - 1 CAN PER FAMILY. || Mrs. Margaret Kelly of a.m. from the Callahan Funeral Ambulance) of Driggs Rd., who died Satur­ will conduct a story hour for ducted at the post’s St. girls must be weighed. Caribou, Mrs. Mabel Howe of Home, 1602 Main St., East day in a convalescent home, pre-schoolers Tuesday from 10 Patrick’s Day celebration. Plattsville, N.Y., and Mrs. Hartford followed by a Mass of was today. to 10:30 a.m. in the Children’s Memorial Temple, Pythian WE ARE LOOKING FOR AN Burial was in Elmwood Marie Armstrong of Atwater, Christian Burial at 9 at St. Preceptor Gamma Chapter oi Sisters, will meet Tuesday at 8 By Ray Tanguay, C.L.Ui Calif., and seven grandchildren. Cemetery, Vernon. Mary’s Church, East Hartford. Beta Sigma Phi will meet p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. EYE WITNESS CERTIFIED INSURANCE The funeral is Wednesday at Burial will be in St. Mary’s Nursery School The White-Gibson-Small ’Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home Recently elected officers will TO AN ACCIDENT CONSULTANT I Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., 11 a m. at the Watkins Funeral Cemetery, East Hartford. Lists Two Events of Mrs. Gilford Stephens, 8 be installed. Hostesses will be Home, 142 E, Center St., with Friends may call at the DEC. 21, 1974 > Rockville, was in charge of Beechwood Nursery School Stephens St. Mrs. Ann Plitt and Mrs. Robert Route 44R - Intersection of ToUand Rd, I Do you have a big umbrella covering j arrangements. the Rev. Winthrop Nelson of funeral home from 7 to 9 Hill. I you? You’ll feel better II you dot ■ > will have open house followed Bolton. * * * She was born in Vernon and Center Congregational Church tonight. Manchester Assembly, Order officiating. Cremation will take by a parents night program An "umbrella” policy (more accurate- 20* off 15* off ^ was a lifelong resident. Tuesday at 59 Rachel Rd. of Rainbow for Girls will conduct Tel. 647-1421 I ly, personal catastrophe liability I I A member of the First place in Springfield, Mass. a business meeting tonight at SAFECO licoverage) gives broader coverage! ON ANY 2 JARS POLANER Friends may call at the Arthur J. Walker The public is invited to visit Shop Held Up fthan an ordinary policy can. Rrst'j ON 100 FOOT ROLL Congregational Church of Ver­ with the teachers. Miss Nancy 7:30 in the small lodge room at 150 N. MalnSt.,P.O. Box 388 funeral home Tuesday from 2 to ELLINGTON -A rthur DANBURY (UPI) - An || ottered by British Insurance com-i non. she became its organist at Ballard and Mrs. Shirley Ed­ the Masonic Temple. Mancliaster • panles, It's become very popular! 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Joseph Walker, 70, of 127 Pin­ armed man has escaped from ASK FOR VIRGINIA BOUSFIELD the age of 15 and continued in mondson, from 6 to 7. Jftere. PR^ERVES V^LLIES | nacle Rd., died Sunday at the Dunkin Donuts shop on { * * * I the position for 45 years. From 7 to 8, there will be a Concordia Lutheran Church REWARD SARAH WRAP Rockville General Hospital. White Street after firing a shot I Unbrella policies were originally I ; I ALL VARIETIES l| Survivors are a son, Bernard slide presentation on the young women will conduct a hostess W. Larson of Vernon; and two Born in Newton, Mass., he into a glass case to show a I designed lor the very rich, who might j I WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS, GOOD MON., JAN. 27 ,1 WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. GOOD MON., ,nN. 27 If child’s classroom, child party Tuesday at 8 p.m. in I have oversized liability claims thrown J Mrs. W. A. Wheelock lived in Ellington several years. waitress he wasn’t fooling, I THRU SAT., FEB. 1. LIMIT 1 COUPON - 1 ROLL '-'ER FAMILY. |,i. I THRU SAT., FEB. 1. l i MIT 1 COUPON - 2 JARS PER FAMILY. |! daughters, Mrs. Rudolph development, art, and dis­ Kaiser Hall at the church. All I at them. But court awards have been ■ VERNON — Mrs. Pamelia Before retiring in 1970, he police said. The man, who fled on ..Inching up, and even Individuals ear-« Nothnick of Coventry and Ruth cipline. women of the church are invit­ MORIA h e r s / F. Larson of Boston, Mass. B artlett Wheelock, 68, of worked for First National foot after being given $200, I’ning $15,000 need this extra! 7 Mrs. Karen Nash of the ed. Guests wiil be the Rev. and Windermere Ave., died Sunday Stores, East Hartford. made the holdup at about 6:05 I coverage. i, Friends wishing to do so may Manchester Public Health Nur­ Mrs. John Kidder of Emanuel Over 40 Yeart of UnexcalM Serrtca I * ☆ * I Survivors are his wife, Mrs. a.m. Sunday. He was described make memorial contributions at a Vernon area convalescent sing Association, will discuss Lutheran Church in Meriden I Personal umbrella policies provide j Florence Edwards Walker; two as 5’7’’, 130 pounds, with O p e n 24 Hours Dally I extra coverage over your regular In to the First Congregational home. She was the^ wife of child problems with parents. who wili sing “Songs of the -1 (Jliurch of Vernon. William A. Wheelock Sr. sons, David Walker of Jackson­ shoulder length hair, a blue FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE I surance. That Insurance, In turn, la i For more information, call Church Year’’ with autoharp U r"’"'" She was born Feb. 9,1906 and ville, Fla., and Donald Walker nylon jacket and dark pants. j the "deductible” tlgured In planning | 646-2688 or 649-3394. accompaniment. I the umbrella, and the "basic" In-1 Clarence (.logHwell had been a lifelong resident of of Ellington; a brother, Francis • surance has to be talrly extensive. • Clarence Cogswell of Clinton, Vernon. Walker of Waltham, Mass.; a I i t •it i t I FOOD MART - SLICED Mass., father of Mrs. John Dy- sister, Mrs. Geneva Condon of M o b il I Most policies are written to limits of j Survivors besides her hus­ HERALD YESTERDAYS HEATING OILS merit of Sudsbury, Mass., band are; two sons, William A. Hartford, and a grandchild. I $1 million to $10 million, with most set j - I at a $5 million maximum. i| 40 formerly of Manchester, died Wheelock Jr. of Bristol and The funeral is Tuesday at 10 OIL BURNER & •Sunday at his home in Clinton. John R. Wheelock of a m. from Rose Hill Funeral 25 Years Ago 10 Years Ago i For svalghtforward answers bring I HEATING INSTALLATION TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OF ^3.00 OR MORE Others survivors are a Wilkesbarre, Pa.; two Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Memorial to late Judge William S. Hyde I your Insurance questions to | WHITE BREAD This date was a Sunday; The Herald did daughter, a son, and two daughters, Mrs. Harry Coville Burial will be in Rose Hill is planned in new hospital wing. not publish. i BEECHLER-TANGUAY, Inc. j u»M grandchildren. Memorial Park. 643-5135 hi!’ Sr., and Mrs. John Nickerson, 315 Center St. Manchester 1 Cantw 1*1646:^^1 ^ The funeral is Wednesday both of Broad Brook; a brother, with a Mass of Christian Burial Herbert Hunniford of Rocky FRESH MEAT at 10 a m. at St John’s Church 4 ^ Hill, nine grandchildren and 20 OZ. $ LAMB - VEAL - PORK - BEEI) OR POULTRY in Clinton three great-grandchildren. You certainly can. . . NEEDLEPOINT FRAMED Friends may call at the The funeral is Tuesday at 11 Control Your PUZA DEPT. $rOffi By Exports [FROZEN & CANNED MEAT NOT INCLUDED] Philbines Funeral Home, Water a m, from the Ladd Funeral (Wa Hava A NoHon To Ploaaa) LOAVES WITH PURCHASE OFS3.00 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART. St., Clinton, Tue.sday from 2 to 4 WATER WEIGHT An With Home, 19 Ellington Ave,, Ver­ PROBLEM Next to Frank’! Supormarfcet Extra This Ad GOOD THRU SATURDAY, FEBUARY 1. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. and 7 to 9 p.tn. non with the Rev. Gregory G. 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EACH YOUR \ 2f5 CHOICE / RUSH IN: NEW POLYESTER/COTTON SPRING JR. DRESSES BABY DOLLS, WALTZ GOWNS B A B Y D O L L S : Group includes 4 adorable styles. Get a closetfull of dresses and a pocketfull of savings Scoop neck or strap shoulder styles with lace: em­ without sacrificing an inch of fashion! Shown, our broidered front, ruffle hemline; or lace trim neck with romantic hooded dress of polyester in Jr. sizes 5-13 embroidery. All with bikini panty. S-M -L. .. . just one from a really super group! G O W N S : Select from three styles. Scoop neck with embroidered bodice, ruffled style with lace, or one with print ruffle bodice, hem. S-M-L. c. PANT SUITS ARE NOT JUST PANTS ’N’ TOPS . . . 1/3 OFF! 1/3 OFF! BUY 2 BRAS AT REG. PRICE T h e y ’re a w ay of life! W e 've got the best selection of long and short sleeve styles in solid or novelty combinations. GET 1 AT NO EXTRA CHARGE 1.48 EA. All have color coordinated pull-on pants. Brand new Spring shades. Fabulous double knit washable polyes­ ter. Don’t wait! Come in today! 10-18. .HALF SIZES 14y2-22V2 ALSO AVAILABLE

$3.50 .'{I - FOR EACH A. SEAM FREE BRA: Polyester tricot cups lined with light polyester fiberfill. Nylon/Lycra® Spandex sides, back. 3 2 -36 A \ LIGHTWEIGHT 32-38B, 34-38C. PANTY BRIEF LACY-LOOK BRA: Nylon lace cups, polyester fiberfill Satin Lastex front and back Antron III® nylon/Lycra® Spandex lined seamless bra. Nylon tricot straps. Nylon/Lycra«.^pandex panels of acetate/cotton/rubber, blend. Gives gentle yet comfort­ power net body nylon/rubber. able support. S-M -L-XL. sides, back. 32-36A, 32-38B, 34-38C. T FULL FIGURE SIZES AVAILABLE XL. 2XU LARGER SIZES AVAILABLE 2XL, 3XL, C. PADDED BRA: Smooth polyester tricot cups shaped with D102 AU 3XL ...... SALE.3.SSEA. « L ...... SALE, 1.82 EA. oolyurethane. Nylon/Lycra® Spandex sides, back. 32-36A. B.

RAINCHECK POLICY Our policy is to have what we advertise! If an advertised sale item is not available, we will give you a Rain GRANT DAYS SALE Check that guarantees you the same item at the sale price when additional merchandise arrives. 0103 AU NOW OFF! BIG PRICE CUT! Sold last Year 4.96 PR, Your FABRIC FAIR AND SALE! Choice 2J3 NO-IRON KNIT TOPS FOR THE KIDS Boys popular styles! Neat little knits oi 25% OFF NOW! polyester/cotton; acrylic/polyester; cot­ PRICES CHOPPED! ton. Sizes 4-7. Girls crew -neck polos. Polyester/cot­ ton. Solids! Fancies! 4-6X.

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Your Choice L7T YOUR CHOICE LOGPR. DENIM JEANS TAKE PERRiANENT PRESS LOTS OF ABUSE VERSATILE PRINTS, SOLIDS Little Boys. Hard-wearing! Zip-front POLYESTER ‘Princess’ — funtime fabrics for style, pocketed jeans in machine-wash cotton. Navy only, sizes 4-7. DOUBLE KNITS! casual fashionsi Polyester/ cotton; 36/45" widths: 2-10 vard Girls. Elasticized back-waist. Machine- Textured jacquardsi FarKiesI Newest lengths. wash cotton. 2 pockets. Navy; 4-6X. fashion solids! BoR after boR of polyes­ ter double knit fabric. . . great for dress­ ‘SUMMIT’ COTTON es, pantsuits, slacks! Available in 58/60" widths; fuH boRs. Better buy^ ASSORTMENT 5 OVER 1/3 OFF! plenty! MuRFpurpose solids and prints! 9 9 Great for sportswear; just as ver­ satile in home decor. They’re Little TOPS FOR INFANTS ^35/3B" widths, fuH bolts. PR. Boys Sites Solids! Patterns! Crew-neck style pullovers in Permanent Press nylon DRESS SL^kSFOR LITTLE knit. 12-18-24 mos. sizes. BOYS AND TODDLER BOYS OVER 20% OFF! Dress him up in style! Flare-leg slacks have haridsome detailing — neat cuffs, 2 front slash pockets; zipper front. Long-wearing polyester PANTS MATCH UP Uttle Boys’ 4-7, Reg. & Slim; Toddler Boys’ 2T-4T. Flares of ^ lo n knit have elasticized OVER 40% OFF TODDLER BOY SIZES ... SOLD LAST YEAR 4.46 PR. .. SALE. 2.48 PR. waist. Solids:sizes 12-18-24 mos. STOCK-UP PRKEI YOUR SUPER SPECIAL! CHOICE SPICm PURCHASt oatPkf. AL HUGE PRICE CUTSl AIMOST 1/3 OFF! A THESE PANTS...HELP KEEP BABY DRY AND 2 J 3 7 7 C lA. 4-si. Sktls COMFORTABLE NANUFACTURERS’ CLOSE-OUT YOUR CHOICE A. Waterproof plastic pants machine , RECEIVING BLANKETS ON FAVORITE MINI CREWEL KITS BUY! wash. White; sizes Newborn to XL. ‘.T ^ f t . fluffy cotton blankets to wrap baby 8aMbinig.a(4 TOP QUALITY YARNS! You gel frame, yarn: aR you need to create a cheerful in! Completely washable; need no iron- You’ll recognize the qualRyl The brand names are off crewel embroidery! Assorted motifs. B. Double-thick training pants in cotton Assorted juvenile prints. ^ knit. White; sizes 1-2-3-4-6. but the value is sRH greatl Machine wash ’n’ dry SoldlnPlif.o(Z mothproof yarns. Wide variety of popular colors for MINI NEEDLEPOINT KITS! aN your needlework projects! Buy a few... perfect touch lor any picture grouping! 0 1 0 4 AU. Includes all you need to complete kit.

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J.' CVi iii 2 . 8 8 . DACRON* POLYESTER LA FILLED PILLOWS ‘Dacron* 24’... with washable ENCRON POLYESTER cotton cover. Long lasting and ^ENK\ resilient . . . non-allergenic. Naturally, moth and mildew proof. 21" X 27" finished size.

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FIBERGLAS"*" DRAPERIES SHEER DACRON**** PANELS Foam-backed! Lyric; in a rich­ Decorative! Durable! '8800' sheers of looking pattern woven of no-iron Dacron "'** polyester batiste. 5" f . l l EA. Fiberglas"" glass fiber. Never bottom hems; 1 side hems. Come in need ironing: hand-wash. W white or off-white. MACHINE WASHABLE "Not available in all areas 'Not available in all areas ■‘Reg. TM Owens-Cornlng "DuPont Reg. TM for Ka polyester fiber FASHION BLANKETS New Tuscany'. . . blend of 80% polyester/20% acrylic with all a MI\ t h r if t y O nylon binding. Mildew resistant; ----- BUY! -^PRs. o f Permanap* finish to reduce pill­ 30", 36" L ing, shedding. 72" x 90" size for twin or full beds. RUFFLED ‘CAPE COD’ CURTAINS Pretty practical! Rapture'; in no-iron polyester/Avrif"* rayon. White, colors. J I-LJ ^ ' « - X 1% W (75") X 84" I 60 W pair. Tie-backs included. 17% to 38% OFF! Shown above V alan ce ...... Sale, 2 FO R $3 'TM American Viscose

SAVE 2.97 21"x36" MAT OVER 1.50 0^7 FRESH ‘SHAGGY’ ^ .U//»V PR SW(50'‘) 60" X 70" sixe U|l W AV» ■> BATH ENSEMBLE X 63" length FURNITURE SAVERS! FOAM-BACKED THROWS Decorator colors! 55% Acrilan* acrylic/45% polyester with non­ Newest ,decorator solids! Viking'; slip rubber waffle backing. with foam backing for a smooth fit. 90 « 70 ...... Sale. 9.47 EA. 27x45"Mat...... Sale, 3.97 INSULATED ENCRON®* ’ 90 « 7 0 '...... Sale. 11.47 EA. Lid cover ...... Sale, 1.74 Twin size BLEND DRAPERIES '<0- X 7 0 '...... Sale. 14.47 EA. Tank s e t...... Sale, 4.94 4 9 8 Superb quality, at a sensational low price! ‘Sierra’ . . . richly textured, NEW FASHION LOOK! Permanent Press rayon/cotton/Encron® polyester draperies; with foam- back insulation. Choice of decorator colors. Hardware not included. 0 . 8 a . 25% 1 O 'y 1 LB. ‘GLAMOUR’ BEDSPREADS SW(5

0)06 All GRANT DAYS SALE DAILY NEEDS PRICE CUT EVEN BELOW OUR DAILY LOW, LOW PRICES! D107 All SAVE OVER $1 PRICE CUT! 2 .» 7 u TOP SAVINGS! : n FRESH, NEW SUPER VALUES! f r DYNAMITE TOPS •V+, A winning stylo (or easy match­ ups! Colorlul prints on poly- OUR MESH KNIT Gstor/cotlon. S-M-L. y ‘SPORTS’ SHIRT Tennis, bowling, golf . . . this ’All $1 PRICE CUT! Sports’ shirt is a sure winner. PRICE CUT! Knit of easy-care polyesler/cotton ^ U) / /-K \ # GREAT VALUE! in assorted colors. S-M -L-XL. ^ . « 7 PR. B. . . . - . f e JEANS THAT SAVE OVER $1 NAVE STYLE! < '0 . Joans with a (lair, swing (>ockols and (>ack yoke. Cotton tkjnim. Si/os 8-t8. ijp . . k) 2 .3 7 . FOR 1Lf>7PR. fttjt ^ RUGGED BOOT-CUT ‘WESTERN’ JEANS ttssup On the ranch or on the town, TOP FASHION... ‘YOUNG MISS’ these heavyweight 13% oz. cot­ ' STVUSH PRICE! SPORT ‘T’ TOPS ton denim jeans will hold their Hurry in today and scoop up the savings! Here’s a top she’ll adore! Comlortable own. Reinforced at stress points. T ’ tops done in newest patterns to wear nylon knit in creative prints. Start a collec­ Waist sizes: 29 to 40. with one tWng . . . then another. Little tion (or jeans and skirts. Check the price. . . care required because they're nylon knit. it’s really right! S-M -L. Join the *T' shirt set! S-M -L.

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PRICE CUT! 3 4 T 7 „ BUTTON-FRONT 257 2.38 PRINT SHIRT 6 A short sloovo classic updated BOYS’ ‘SNEAKS’ in today's prints. Point collar, CHEAP® JEANS FAVORITE JEANS, KNIT SHIRTS* plackol (ronl. Washable ac- FOR JUNIORS Super-soft blend of 50% Dacron* olalo/nylon (oois so silky noxi NEW LOW PRICE! .N o w that you’ve got the Terirtic top... polyester/50% cotton! Rich colors. lo you! 34-40. Choose a cotton denim westem-style ^get the jeans and complete the look! jean with fancy back yoke. Or, select a^ S-M -L-XL. Better buy plenty of Versatile, individual! The more you these! SAVE OVER $1 ^i^CIMNNRHMS' brushed cotton denim design w i^ pocket wear ’em the better they took. and more! Young Miss sizes 7-14. The fabric’s your favorite cotton denim. Sizes 5-15. SAVE OVER $1 PR. V PROPORTIONED PANTS FIT! i i j » 7 PR. Ooutilo knit t>otyoslor. Trim WESTERN-STYLE iniB-on slyliiKi. StKing colors. Assorted, Nisiels^ DENIM JEANS Potito(8-t6). Average (to -(8). tale. Bribisd-tR. Bikirti^ Permanent Press polyester/cot- Tall ((2-20). S-7. Slock uottoW* i ton: the last word in easy care! Sizes 8-18 Regular; 8-16 Slim.

6 DUW All GRANT DAYS SALE DRESS WELL FOR LESS MONEY AND POCKET BIG SAVINGS! 0109 All JANUARY IS FAMILY MONTH ALL YOU CAN SAVE 20% EAT AND DRINK SAVE OVER YOUR CHOICE: PLUS SUPER SPECIALS DESSERT N’ BEVERAGE Now thru Saturday, Feb. 1 .. While Quantities Last... Hurry!

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L77 t EXTRA SPECIAL Crisp Fried Clams P LA STIC Golden Fried L 9 0 .. ASSORTMENT Chicken 2,991 • gal. plastic trash can 20 BEST-SELLING TOP NAME • 1 % bu. laundry basket L.P.’s 8-TRACK TAPES • 30 qt. swingtop waste bin • 30 qt. barrel waste basket /Huge assortment of L.P.’s by many of Fabulous selection of 8-Track Tapes /your favorite pop, rock, and country by many of your favorite pop, country • 30 qt. floral waste basket • 32 qt. utility tub Fried Fish Fillet stars! Pick up a few! and rock stars! Grants Family Restaurants Coast to Coast Some one or lew of a hind. Some one or few of a kind. Wide selection of colors

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i,t u t 2 » 3 L 9 6 EA. I-X HEAVY-DUTY .BRACELETS, EARRINGS ^ AND NECKLACES ‘TOT-A-BOUr OVER 2 5 % OFF! SAVE $1 STAPLE GUN DUNE BUGGY Steel construction! Dozens of home J There’s pierced ’n’ clip-style earrings It’s completely assembled with steer­ and shop uses. Uses ’/»" and Vie" ^ . . . gold ’n’ silver-look lockets, more staples. igfc too! Hurry in! ing mechanism, too! Asst, styles and % * Som« one and few of a kind colors. Tjm I-YEAR GUARANTEE

SAVE OVER $1 'V " ifT ■rwTMnauTMnMraB'Aga BIG PRICE CUT! SAVE OVER $3 GUARANTEED APPLIANCES . .♦■WAR. S TE A M 'D RINCREDIBLE Y IR O N — Selector dial for all fab- BARGAINS! ric8.,Steam-dry switch. ^ YOUR YOUR CHOICE CHOICE 12*CUP PERCOLATOR — Signals when cof­ i . a o 4 M ,8 8 STEEL IRONING BOARD fee’s done. Strength dial. Aluminum. I ‘ELECTRA-CURL* Adjustable height. Vented top for cooler 2 -S LIC E T O A S T E R — Selector for light-to-dark R>PULAR TOYS MEN’S 6" toast. Easy-clean crumb tray. . CURLING IRON FOR HOURS OF FUN! GLASS BAKEWARE ironing, non-slip feet. Hair curler with built-in stand, 3 differ­ WORK BOOT ASSORTMENT CAN-OPENER/KNIFE SHARPENER— Cutting Choose from hobby kits, boxed car­ SAVE OVER 25% mechanism snaps off for clean-up. ent sized rollers. Controlled heat. Goodyear welt construction! Leather 1 and 1 Vz qt. covered cas­ toon games, or creative sets with fun­ EA. UL listed. with crepe soles, lace tie. Brown. seroles; 8" sq. cake dish; 5 x 5-QT. COOKER-FRYER ^— Wire-mesK basket 8,88 time projects! Hurry in! 9" loaf dish; IV qt. utility W^- for deep frying. Roasts, stews, also. Sizes 6V2- 12 . 2 NO-SCORCH SILICONE baking dish. PAD AND COVER SET ^^ SELF-BUTTERING CORN POPPER — Pops SAVE OVER $3 Gutters automatically. Amber color. SAVE OVER $4 SAVE ALMOST $10 A SET

5-PC. VARMIT CITY 21.44 SET SLASHED 25% FOR SMALL PETS GRANTS CASUAL Ideal for hamsters, gerbils, more! PRO MAX® SOFT SIDE LUGGAGE to 31% NOW! 17' H X 14"D for extra exercise area 2 * 3 BY GILLETTE® Floral print fabric or solid color vinyl with plastic base and top. Ladder, 1000 Watt professional blow dryer covers! Outside zipper pockets; bottle holder, more! has air concentrator, 3 heat levels, comfort-grip handles; vinyl interiors. GRANTS BROOMS AND MOPS SPECIAL BONUS! and 2 air speeds for great styling! UL SOLD SEPARATELY: Plastic broom is light, easy to manage and picks up the finest dust. Rugged corn Golden-Bred' Hamster at no extra-cost listed. 16''. 17"...... Sale, 4.40 Ea. broom does a thorough cleaning job, mitt-type dust mop removes for washing. with purchase of Varmit City. 18". 1 9 "...... Sale, 5.40 Ea. Squeeze sponge mop has replaceable sponge. 2 1 "...... Sale, 7.40 Ea.

10 DAILY NEEDS PRICE CUT EVEN BELOW OUR DAILY LOW, LOW PRICES! GRANT DAYS SALE Oil! ALL 11 SOFA AND LOVESEAT SETS l©Ather-look seating and real-dollar savings! ■ i , * > u m matching^hair and ottoman avaiiable with each set! SAVE OVER ^ 2 0

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Ughtweltht 'DisniMd' frame Wrapped and Plugged Maes-type handlebars BOYS' 20' SKRAMBLER QMX The iook-alive ‘moto -cross'— complete with low profile «333 cross-braced handlebars, waffle style grips and thick, padded YOUR CHOICE... saddle! Big knobby reflector' tires, coaster brake. It’s terrificl Il0-sp«td BUCKET-SEAT ‘SWINGER* 1 Sbimond FEATURING SADDLE ARMS iagle Deroilltor • 1-pc. seat and back design • Glove-soft vinyl upholstery • Popular contemporary styling Bof Trap • $85 off our regular low price leflective Ptdali We make it so easy to create a carefree, informal conversation area in, your living room or den with 2 handsome pieces. ' ftoflacHva ■tor Tira Roflactive Matching brown ‘Ginger Jar’ table lamp 29.88 Frsat Tira BUTTON-TUFTED ‘MATADOR* rS SUPER WITH EXPOSED WOOD TRIM DISC BRAKE 'V • Aristocratic Spanish styling 10-SPEED LA— ' I .. • Genuine Naugahyde<>' upholstery f ...... • Biscuit-tufted seat and back 27" RACER • $75 off our regular low price Big deal! Big wheel! New 27* racer SAVE «I3 each 7 9 . 8 8 Twc) beautiful pieces, designed«nd crafted with reflective front and rear tires, Items on this page can be purchased to give you many years of comfort, beauty! 10-speed deraiNeur. front center-pull caliper hand brake and rear disc LIGHTWEIGHT 10-SPEED 26" RACER individualty. . . ask your salesman. Men’s or women’s racer with racy MAES-type handle-bars, .fc* ••••ehing Lamp* may vaty in aoma araaa brake — plus diamond frame and l 99 88 10-speed derailleur, rat trap pedals with reflectors, front and easy-reach stem shifters. rear caliper hand brakes. Race in!

SAVE *135 SAVE OVER •40 SUPER-COMFORTABLE *SQUIRE’ IN VINYL OR HERCULON® • Styted for living room or den • Upholstered in rugged supported vinyl or fabric of Herculon* olefin fiber • On casters for easy mobility * 1 8 8 ...... Thick back cushions are semi-atlached so the lower Bradibrel* i

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GRANTS WALL SHELVING A78-13 Tubeless Whitewall So easy to set up, you can let the whole family help! Warp-resistant shelves feature a rich walnut-color finish. Your choice of gold' or GRANTMASTER walnut-finished aluminum hardware. VALUE! ‘BRONCO’ STEREO TAPE PLAYER SHELVES: 8'x 36' ...... Sale, 3.47 lO- x 4 8 '...... Sale 5 97 MANTMASnE REE A fantastic Grants value! Fully automatic, trouble-free solid state STANDARDS: 2 '...... Sale, 97c 3 '...... Sa e 1 37 8-track model. New slide controls. All the latest engineering fea­ BRACKETS: 8 " ...... Sale, 67c 10' ...... i J e VJc 6UAEANTEE TIRES The ideal replacement tire! 7-rib grab- tures. Fabulous sound! *'^*1 ^ G u a r a o is e *ge>nsi Roao A e 9, •ices against ■^'ures 'com aH Tocmai foa«j n j/ a 'd s 'Of me and-go tread delivers supertraction! ••cept-orr o' OfOnary A'l O vnciu'es tnett tfoni eno nwi afcgn- Polyester cord body delivers super­ •nem inoe* nllation over nllaiion and cyn ng ’lat smooth ride. HURRY IN, SAVE! ? ^'sao L *e GiHi'aniee A ^ n si DeFecis *e guarantee e^# Granimaiie* iices againsr «i PRICE CUT! le'ects o' maietia' ano i*o«kmansnio •©» the '•e o' th* ir»ad SIZES l i t T I r . ’ 2nd TIrt* BRAKE SPECIAL Bas s o' AOiuiwient SnooW yOy« Gfanifhasie' '^ .f* aotusiment ^noe* Sectoo t o* 2 o' A78-13 29.99 Guarantee oiease return .■ to Grants ano 15.00 GRANTS DECORATOR IIJ7504 * O'ooomonate B78-14 32.99 at^arTe* 'or me ,jnu%*c tread oased on me cu» 16.50 SAVE OVER ’ 1 0 se-i rtg orce n c ^ n g Geoerai E «c>se Tai C78-14 32.99 7JUt 3 Guaranteed *gamst Tread Wear 16.50 • *e 0' g.nai tread s ou afanieea rtot to eear E78-14 LATEX WALL PAINT Out O’ ""e nym fte' o ' months des-o naied it 34.99 17.50 ’ead -e a rs Out Oenng m s per-od me i re snouid Oe -e’u’ned to Grants and <.e erni reptace .t F78-14 36.99 Black a Decker cn^ging ••.« Cor-ent regyi.. se'l-ng 0'<» plus 18.50 w ei Ww Wrreci -e rie r* E ic s e Ta« Jess me 'oiiow ng oercen G78-14 ■age aao»arrce io » a ’d me ourrr-ase o ' a new me 38.99 19.50 Most RUGGED JIG SAW Flows on smoothly — helps hide re Gi.*a'aniee Allowance H78-14 40.99 20.50 USA '3 2 ' Monfhs -iy Cors Makes straight, curved, or scroll cuts cracks and bumps! Dries quickly 40 M>c|r>S Ot : f o > ^ G78-15 •'ee <:c>ers ■ 38.99 19.50 4 0 8 8 s ' ;‘asserrge' . in wood, metals, and plastics! Double to a durable washable flat finish. ®asserx^' c ' '''es .sed t tom H78-15 ■ ce ’eOuce ■ 40.99 20.50 We reline all 4 wheels, resurface • q •A'antee tier oo L78-15 insulated. Burnout-protected motor. Easy soap-and-water clean-up. 44.99 22.50 drums, rebuild cylinders, more! 1 blade included. Top value! r.E.T. (Disc brakes, extra) Available in 2,978 colors.. •Only at Grants Service Centers 3 .0 &

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