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DAMASCUS (UPI) - conversation in Tel Aviv with Israel has said there must be police .patrolled Damascus for Secretary of State Henry A. Prime Miinister Golda Meir a cease-fire on the Golan the Kissinger visit. you 00. Kissinger brought his shuttle before flying here for his talks Heights before there can be diplomacy to Damascus today with President Hafez Assad. “meaningful negotiations” on a On Wednesday sections of the Blue denim. It’s everybody’s to seek an end to the Israeli- “We seek security and pehce troop disengagement program. crowd in a 200,000-strong May Syrian fighting on the Golan and not the imposition of views Syria, backed by Soviet arms Day pprade of rifle-carrying fun-time favorite. And Tag way has Heights but ran into a Syrian the “blues” In sneakers, of any party on any other par­ and money, has rejected dis­ students shouted slogans hostile your choice pledge to continue the battle un­ ty,” Kissinger said after the engagement until Israel gives to Kissinger and his mission, Roger Landon, a handicapped person, demonstrates his ability to operate his own business sandals and sllp-ohs for til every inch of Syrian meeting with Mrs. Meir. back at least some of the Golan calling him a “Jewish traitor.” everyone In the family. territory is rid of “the Zionist Maj. Rifaat Assad, brother of Heights captured in th 1967 washing and waxing cars in an area beside the Amoco Service Station at 770 Main St. He evil.’,’ carries a display sign advertising his business on the back of his large tricycle. (Herald We’ve even got the Syrian president and com­ War. Kissinger arrived in photo by Dunn) denim handbags! Kissinger was the target of an mander of the special troops Israeli Foreign Minister Damascus at 2:10 p.m. (7:10 women’s 5 to 10 assassination plot on his last battling Israelis on Mt. Hermon Abba Eban cautioned after the a.m. EDT) after a one-hour visit to Damascus in January, for the 53rd consecutive day, talks with Kissinger, “We do flight from Israel. He was m et. sandal and security today was un­ told the Beirut newspaper A1 not have an agreement in our by Syrian Foreign Minister Handicapped^ He Runs Car Wash Blue denim sling-strap with floral design; precedented. He also was Yom today the fighting would pocket at all. On the othir hand Abdel Halim Khaddam and fashionable rope-covered platform. traveling about the city in a se­ continue until the Golan we have by no means reached a members of the American cond bullet proof Cadillac flown Heights are liberated complete- stage of despair. We are going diplomatic mission headed by Warehouse Damaged by Fire in from the United States. A i y .\ on with the talks uncon­ Thomas Scotes, who has been in A member of the Eighth District Fire Department checks "Where there’s a will, there’s Landon, who lives at 146 He hopes to set an example bullet proof car also was flown ditionally.” the Syrian capital since the building’s sprinkler system. Cause of the fire is under “The fighting will not be a way.” Center St., began a “hand car­ for other handicapped persons. to Israel. There were no soldiers or un­ January. lines at a fire yesterday afternoon at a warehouse on investigation. (Herald photo by Dunn) abandoned until Arab land is rid This is Roger Landon’s wash” business on Good Friday He said he would be glad to talk iformed policemen in sight but Hilliard St. The fire was controlled quickly by firemen and of the Zionist evil,” he said. philosophy. in the parking lot behind Steve’s to anyone with a handicap and Kissinger had a last minute hundreds of armed plainclothes. Landon, a physically han­ Amoco Service Station at 770 would encourage them to try to dicapped person, believes if a Main St. He ch^irges $2.50 per overlook their handicap and . person really wants to find car and cleans it inside and out. “do something.” 7 Fire at Warehouse work and earn money, he can do He will also do a wax and Inside it. He says a person’s handicap polishing job if requested. should not stand in his way. Landon says he operated a He is on duty daily from 9 n Watergate Today's "Anyone can find something similar car-wash in a.m. to 4 p.m. except rainy days Bpralb Being Investigated to do if he really wants to,” he Wethersfield for the han­ and Sundays. Mahoney, Agoatlnelli, bicentennial leaders, Page says. dicapped. By MAL BARLOW The fire was limited to the 11 " sent three detectives to the Strategy Hardens Four Manchester police first floor about 20 feet from the scene. A fourth detective came Bolton honor roll. Page 7 detectives were among the first rear wall of the long building down after the shift in details at WASHINGTON (UPI) questions by the Senate clippings to back his argument Old Codger’s Codgitations, Page 8 people on the scene yesterday and about 10 feet from the west 4 p.m. ^ President Nixon appeared Watergate committee. It was that pretrial publicity would ' Gardening with Frank Atwood, Page 8 afternoon after fire broke out wall. Fire Chief Granville The detectives were in and Mystic Aquarium Plans today to have made a strategic the first time Nixon had cited deny him a fair trial in the on the first floor of a three- Lingard of the Eighth District out of the burning building even decision to stand on the release the doctrine of executive Watergate cover-up case. He East beate Aquinas, Page 13 story warehouse on Hilliard St. said this morning that the fire before it was fully under con­ ‘Whale of a Time’ Show of the more than 1,200 pages of privilege to bar one of his aides said even the CIA “planted” Chenjsy Tech loses. Page 13 They suspcted arson. is still under investigation. trol taking pictures and edited transcripts and resist from testifying before this com­ derogatory stories about him. Big Inning beats MCC, Page 8 The fire was quickly put un­ Electrical wiring appeared speaking to people who worked demands for more material. mittee. ■ —The court-appointed panel der^ control by both a func­ loose and defective all over the in the area. tioning sprinkler system and In three instances Thursday The Judiciary Committee that has been studying an 18%- first floor, according to the In other action Thursday the quick reaporiSl of the / A statewide effort by en­ As part of the effort to be obtained from thi Humane his aides took positions against will begin next Wednesday or minute g^p on one of President In Saturday's Herald police report. It was hanging afternoon by the Eighth Society of the United States, Eighth District Fire Depart­ vironmental groups to draw promote public understanding furnishing requested infor­ Thursday its hearings on possi­ Nixon’s tapes will make a loose from the ceiling near the District Fire Department, a P.O. Box 98, East Haddam, Conclave promotes Portuguese culture ment shortly after hearing an attention to the danger of of whales, the program will mation: ble impeachment of the Presi­ report to Judge Sirica Satur­ origin of the fire, the report leaf fire was doused at the rear whales becoming extinct will also highlight a demonstration 06423, or at the aquarium the If dent. ’The first several days of day, it was announced. audible fire alarm at the said. of the district sewage treat­ climax with a “Whale of a of behavior by the aquarium’s evening of the performance. —Deputy White House Press hearings will be closed to the warehouse at 3:09 p.m. The ground floor of the brick ment plant on Fleming Rd Time” benefit program by the dolphins, which, with the Secretary Gerald L. Warren public, but later sessions are and -cement warehouse is before 3 p.m. ’The trucks and Humane Society of the United whales, belong to the ofder of denim for girls and misses said the House impeachment expected to be open to live leased from the SHVC Corp. firemen were returning to the States Friday at 7 p.m. at the mammals called “cetaceans.” committee now has “the full television coverage. owned by Stuart H. V. Carson of firehouse on Main St. when they Mystic Marinelife Aquarium. RUMMAGE SALE story of W aterg^" and there Presidential counselor Dean Main Street Reacquisition 637 S. Main St. by Lydall-Foulds heard the audible alarm at the “Flukes,” the dolphin Rope-covered platform, are m plans to furnish tape Burch said Nixon would not Division of Colonial Fibre Co. Hilliard St. Warehouse about The benefit at the aquarium demonstration, and a perfor­ adjustable sling strap. recolni^s it has subpoenal. object to the hearings bring on Parker St., according to a 200 yards from the firehouse. will feature a performance of mance of the new “Blue Whale Sponsored by Great with shorts or jeans. While ^ closing the door to televised. Colonial spokesman. About 250 The Town Fire Department “Flukes,” a celebration of the Ballad” by folk singer Eckley STANLEY CIRCLE negotiation, Warren said, Could Cost Town $1 Million tons of paper in bales were sent an engine and crew of meaning and majesty of whales the committee voted Macklin will be in the So. Methodist Church 8V2tQ3 O referring to the fht book of ’Thdrsday to let the President’s ^tored there and only about two seven firemen to the district through drama, dance, graphics aquarium’s 1,400-seat Marine transcripts: “We feel that it is riding surface and suitable tons of the paper were damaged firehouse to stand by in case of and song by an innovative Watergate lawyer, James D. By SOL R. COHEN The estimates, Weiss said, • No changes could be made Theater. FRl., MAY 3 complete and we feel that it St. Clair, question witnesses drainage is to be provided. beyond use, he said. another fire there. All three Boston theater group known as 9 A.M. - 11:30 A.M. were by the Police and Public in the signal system, including gives the House Judiciary Com- and otherwise represent Nixon An estimated $1 million for “The present surface,” he Works Department. the timing or phasing, without The SHVC Corp. also owned engines of the district as well as Endangered Species Produc­ COOPER HALL mittM the facts with wliich to the Orford Soap Co. plant Tickets for the benefit may during the hearings. totally reconstructing Down­ explained, “overlaps a partial The state Department of state Traffic Commission ap- most of its volunteer firemen tions. make a judgment.” buildjhgs. which were destroyed town Main St. “sometime in the concrete highway and street Transportation has given • proval. were at the warehouse fire. In other Watergate in a major fire Jan. 8,1973. The —On the day it was due, the developments: foreseeable future” is part of car tracks. The curb has been Manchester a May 14 deadline Weiss cleared up a mis­ ^ Town firemen also responded empty buildings burned for President’s lawyers went to the price Manchester could pay filled in in most areas to the on accepting state terms if the understanding regarding state to an alarm at Hartford Rd. and over 10 hours then. / federal court to block a sub­ —The U.S. Court of Appeals for reacquisition of the mile- point where water washes over town is to regain control of and federal grants for townwide McKee St. Thursday about 3:09 Manchester police/ reported poena from Special Prosecutor gave the Senate Watergate long strip, Town Manager onto the sidewalk and, in some Main St. — from the Center to highway improvements in p.m. when the wires on top'of this morning that the 1973 fire is u Leon Jaworski, seeking White committee’s appeal for original Robert Weiss said Thursday. cases, into the stores.” Hartford Rd. All of Main St. Manchester, should the town one of the utility poles there MAKE PINEHURST YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR still under investigation. Work House tape recordings to use in White House tapes a partial Weiss said an alternate and S. Main St. are under state regain control of Main St. began to burn. ’The firemen Weiss reported to the has been done on it within the the Watergate cover-up trial in rebuff. It ordered the com­ method of repair — planing off control. They are part of Rt. 83. He said there would be no stood by until repairmen of the Mayor’s Downtown Action last two weeks, they said. OUTDOOR BARBECUES September. Judge John J. mittee to try to make do with the existing surface — may not The negotiations for town adverse iVnpact on the town for Hartford Electric, Light Co. denim for children Committee in the morning on When Thursday’s fire broke transcripts and copies of tapes. be feasible, due to existence of control followed outcries by those funds, “regardless of the came on the scene and repaired blue Sirica set a hearing for next all costs involved in the re­ out, Det. Capt. Joseph Sartor No-slip sofes, padded ankle collar, Wednesday on the subpoena. If the panel still needs more, the car tracks and inadequate downtown merchants when the ownership of Main St., and that the damage. We have carefully aged Porterhouse and Sirloin Steaks...Loin Lamb acquisition. His written report drainage. He estimated that denim handbag contrasting orange stitching. the court said, it should come state started to implement an the funds would be available for Chops...Buttertlled Lamb Legs...Boneless Chicken Breasts...Perdue Chicken back and explain why. was sent to the Board of Direc­ cost at $200,000 to $400,000. other streets. The perfect match to jeans, —Under written instructions tors later in the day. agreement it had with the town Legs... from the President, White He acknowledged, “The state — for converting about 30 angle- Weiss alerted the Board of jacket, or Tagway denim shoes. 8 V2-1 2 /3 .9 9 —Former presidential ad­ Individual Real Charcoal House chief of staff Alexander viser Charles W. Colson sent Weiss said the reconstruction has no present plans for parking stalls to parallel Directors to a possibility, oyment M. Haig, declined to answer (ederal court 5,000 newspaper is necessary if an acceptable reconstructing this street parking. The agreement was “however remote,” should the BUDE STEAKS...... ib.S1.89 Charcoal Briquettes (Downtown Main St.), nor has Lighter Fluid Studs or tied in to state installation last town regain control of Down­ Semi Boneless applique.. any timetable been set for this fail of a $100,000 traffic control town Main St. and retain the, work.” ■ Down- Slightly Plates • Cup’s system on downtown Main St. angle-parking stalls. CHUCK STEAK ...... ib.$1,09 Weiss presented the following (Lean, Center Cut) Knives • Forks • Spoons Weiss said in his report “ The board should be WASHINGTON (UPI) - estimates of immediate or am Bureau of Labor Statistics said Solo on Now 4 8 -o z . BoMos of Thursday, “The chief of police, aware,” he wrote in his report, Unemployment edged down in Safe on Natural Casing nual costs to the town fOr “That should a heavy accident the number of employed O as traffic authority, is on April for the second month in a workers remained unchanged c o n GINGER ALE regaining control of the street: record as opposed to angle experience occur as a result of row, falling from a March level GROTE'ft WEIGEL • $25,000 for acquiring the the angle parking and an appeal at about 85.8 million while the ROOT BEER or ORANGE / parking as a safety measure, of 5.1 per cent to 5 per cent as number of persons out of work traffic-control system, but supports the modified plan be made as a result thereof to joblessness declined among FRANKS 48-O Z. boWo only • $4,000 for realigning the the state Traffic Commission, fell by about 100,000 to 4.5 (for changing 30 angle-parking teenagers and black workers, million. lb. $1 aG5 traffic signals to the existing stalls to parallel parking) in­ under its existing authority it the government said today. 48 < men’s and boys parking method. ^ could order the removal of The unemploymment rate for 10-lb. Box Lots - $1.59 lb. men’s , stalled by the state last fall.” After reaching a IVz year low teenagers dropped from 15 per • $5,000 per year for traffic Weiss alerted the Board of angle parking, regardless of of 4.6 per cent last October, un­ SAUSAGE MEAT...... ib.$1.09 signal maintenance. ownership of the street, by vir­ -cent in March down to 13.8 per denim for all sports denim boot Directors to information given employment rose to 5.2 per cent cent last month, while the rate • $5,800 per year for normal him by state Department of tue of its control over the signal in January ^nd February before LEANPAHIES ...... lb. $1.39 Bumper toe-guard, padded ankle collar, 6-eyelets, A comfortable Western-style highway maintenance. system.” for black workers declined Transportation officials — rules starting dciwn in March. from 9.4 per cent to 8.7 per CHOPPED SIRLOIN cushioned innersole, great-with-jeans boot! • $7,000 for two spare traffic to be in effect when and if the The Labor Department’s controllers. cent. PAHIES...... ib.$1.59 red stitching; 6-12. Blue suede leather and town regains control of the • $3,000 for line-striping and street. Also available Freshly Frozen ' ,1 5 — '*^•2 4.99 denim, fully lined, pull tabs, qrosswalks. In 2 and 4 Ib^ boxesi • No outside funds (state or 2V2-6 5.99 - pocket design on back. / » $600 per year for additional federal) would be available to Russia Demands China Available only In 4-Lb.' Boxes O electrical charges for the traf­ Main St. itself (from the Center fic signal at Main and E. Center FROZEN 6V2to12 to Hartford Rd.) as long as- Sts. there is angle parking. HAMBURG PAHIES Return Helicopter ib ^ S I.IO MOSOW (UPI) - The Soviet politically sensitive along the post” when the pilot lost his Expo -74 Accent Union today demanded the im­ disputed 4,347-mile Sino-Soviet bearings in bad weather and FRESH BONELESS SHAD mediate return* of a helicopter border, has been the scene of ran out of fuel. FLOUNDER and three-man crew forced reported frontier clashes in re­ The Soviet diplomat rejected SCALLOPS On Environment down over China and warned of cent years. Chinese’ charges the helicopter the “inevitable consequence” if Tass said Deputy Foreign was spying, saying Peking ac­ SPOKANE, Wash. (UPI) - the Republic of Korea and The Peking rejects the ultimatum. Minister Leonid I|yichov, head cused the crew of actions "it The Expo ’74 World En­ Philippines. The demand, one of the most of the Moscow delegation at the had not committed and had no vironmental Exposition, the It began in 1969 as an idea harshly worded since bitter suspended Sino-Soviet border intention pf committing.” only world’s fair schedule for proposed by the Spokane Coun­ Soviet-Chinese border fighting) talks, read the government Ilyich^ said China intended the United States this decade, ty Historical Society to'mark erupted in 1969, did not specify statement in a meeting to blow the incident “out of all will be dedicated Saturday by tihis eastern Washington city’s the consequences. Thursday with Liu. proportion” and use the dispute President Nixon. centennial year. The Tass news agency said “The Soviet , government in­ “for the further aggravation of MONEY BACK GUARANTEE ’The4heme of the fair, to run After about two years of in­ today the Soviets issued the ul­ Soviet-Chinese relations.” for six.months, is “Celebrating sists on the immediate return of At Tagway any pair of shoes tensive planning and scheming, timatum to Chinese Am­ the frontier-guard helicopter Tornorrow’s Fresh, New En­ and a lot of political arm- bassador Liu Hsingchuan after' l : accompanied by the sales slip vironment.” / and its three-man crew,” the twisting by Sen. Warren G. weeks of quiet diplomacy ap­ statement said. “We would like can be returned for refund or I . The fair, sihall by com­ Magnuspn, D-Wash., the parently failed to get back the to draw attention to the fact exchange within 60 days! parison with some in the recent. proposal was taken to the the army MI4 helicopter and that if the Chinese side intends past, notably those at Seattle, Bureau of International crew. to further detain the helicopter iM M A m m C A R D Montreal and New York, has Expositions in Paris. The chopper went down and its crew, to abuse Soviet drawn eight countries plus the during bad weather March 14 in Rain this afternoon and The 36-nation sanctioning people, it thereby assumes full United States and 25 domestic China’s mountainous Altai tonight, clearing toward morn­ body for world’s fairs approved responsibility for the inevitable ing. PINEHURST GROCERYTTNC. No Parking Problem for Him exhibitors. region near where the borders consequences of this the fair as a special category of the People’s Republic, the Temperature range expected , 302 MAIN at the Turnpike K-Mart Shopping Mall The foreign nations are the exposition, which means that provocative stand.” to be from mid to upper 50s to Army National Guard Lt. Ron Newman never worries about finding a pW ing place when Soviet Unioni, Australia, Japan, •Soviet Union and Mongolia con­ store hours 10-10 Mon.-Sat. 207 Spapoar S tr^ , Manchastor he comes to town. Who’s going to argue with a-tank? The tank is parked in front of the Tuc- all participants must stick with verge. Ilyichov insisted the chopper low to mid 40s. West Germany, Iran, the the designated theme for the s6n, Ariz., recruiting office. (UPI photo) The area, ope of the most was trying to evacuate “a Saturday — mostly sunny and Republic of China (Taiwan), fair. gravely ill person from a border windy with high in the 60s. 1 i (Y T‘ PAGE TWO — MANC^fesTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 3, 1974

^ ------■ . Tryouts Set Craftsmen Plan Trinity Concert Annual Exhibit ^ Theatre Time Schedule 1 i i i u r For Drama The Trinity College Concert The Society of Connecticut (3ioir will give a concert perfor- Showcase 1 - “Exorcist,” Burnside - “Serpico,” 7:15- Bolton BURNSIDE AVE., E. HTFD. • PARKING • 528-3333 By Marcel Craftsmen (SCC) will have its \mance Saturday at 8; 15 p.m. in 2:15-5:00-7:40-10:00 . 9;30 . Here^s Schedule Walkathon Sunday "BEST Alumnae of Saint Joseph annual summer instructor’s the Trinity Chapel, Hartford. Showcase 2 — “Great Jerry Lewis Cine 1 Notes AL PACINO exhibit May 12 through June 2. Featuring “Donna Nobis College, West Hartford, their “Summer Wishes, Winter For Bookmobile 'The United Cerebral Palsy A 17-niile hike is planned n iM This exhibit will begin with a Pacem” by Ralph Vaughan Showcase 3 - "Alice in Dreams,” 7:30; “The Way We husbands and friends, and Association of Greater Hart­ beginning and ending at " s o n c o " members of the Greater Hart­ reception May 12 from 1 to 4 Wlllianis, the concert will be Wonderland,” 1:30-3:^0-5:30- Were ” 9:00 Discharged 'Thutsday: Frank OF THE p.m. conducted by Jonathan Reilly, DONNAHOLLAND ford will conduct a Manchester High School (MHS) ford area are invited to read for 2:55-4:55-. Jerry Lewis Cine 2 — “Don’t Th«mas Hooker, a “Walkathon” Sunday to raise Crawshaw, 24 Delmont St.; R l G 4 M r, IN COLOR • R organist and choir director at Carres)K>ndenl parking area on E. Middle Lawrence Carpenter, 60 Russell roles for the world premiere in The show will consist of dis­ ® . ..n .■ 7:15; “Tales That bookmobile on loan to the funds to suport services for 'Tpke. The route circles the k o l i u n YEAR! — 6:00 — Trinity. ThV performance will AT 7:15-9:30 English of "The Broken World” plays of how to create the Witness Madness,” 9:15 Manchester Public Library system: 646- handicapped children and St.; Mildred Melanson, —Judith (3-8-22) NEWS benefit the choir’s England town with checkpoints every by the late French existentialist c - .. S ta te - “Paper Moon,” 7:15; The Board of Seibctmen will adults. Registratibn will begin Durham, N.H.; Christine n : crahs which will be offered in (18) PRISONER Tour Fund, and,donations will 0 on ♦ MONDAY, MAY 0 four miles, at Martin School, V " SUNDAY MAT. 1:30-5 P.M. 99 and dramatist, Gabriel Marcel. the SCC summer craft courses. ^ Class,” 9:00 meet Monday at,8 p>m- at the at 8:30 a.m. at Manchester Phelps, 311 Woodbridge St.; (2 0 ) F ILM be accepted. Town Hall. East Catholic High, Tolland The play will be presented ^ M A p . n n.. .. M anchester D rive-In — ?n^n^ ~ Manor. High School. Sylvia LaPenta, 65 Wedgewood (2 4 ) Z O O M On May 28, the 65-member Tpke. below Howard Johnson’s, Oct. 4 and 5 at the college in The following instructors’ ^ “Magnum Force,” 9:45; ‘"rhe iiiJn ^ II'IS St. near Gardner St. , 'The Board of Finance will Cooidinating the program at Dr.; Roger Bagley, 66 Dale (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH choir will depart for England meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at and finishing up back at MHS. Rd.; Mary Arcisz, 120 Bissell observance of the first anniver­ work will be on display: , „ Mackintosh Man,” 8:00 Ilin. ~ Tuck Rd. and 'Thayer St. the various town schools are; Food" will, be served at the oJte (40) BONANZA where it will give a three-week the Tovm Hall. St.; Maureen Vesco, 235 Oak ROUTE Vernon , sary of Marcel’s death. 7 * -^Conrac-k, Meadows Drive-In — “The I . 10 to 1:40 p.m. — Wetherell St. at No. 610. David Jacobs, Manchester High It’s All |lew at Piano’s! concert tour. The tour will end halfway point and a band will 83 C in e “The Broken World” has Cathy McLain, Coventry, will :.^9:30 . New Centurions,” 8:00; “Light- 1: M to p o p.m. - Terry Rd. and Woodside St. 'The Fire Commissioners will School; Regis McKeough, East St.; Beverly Jennison, 252 — 6:30 — in London where the final con­ meet 'Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the entertain the participants when Redwood Rd. I MUTtS 15 . M . »e ItXIT 95) M H 3331 parts for seven men, seven show how silver and meUl are "ing Sword of Death,” 9:53 Catholic; Alan Girelli, Bennet; I TAKE ROUTES 1 5 .8 4 . M (EXIT W1M9-93331 (8-22-30-40) NEWS cert will be at '‘Canterbury 7 in ♦ , ~ ^PP®*" section of Redwood Rd. firehouse. they finish. Also, Bella Silvia, 78 Ridge This Week’s Specials women and a 12-year-old boy. combined with stones in Graffitti,”jraffitti, 7:10-9:10 a Blue..uc Hills Drive-In uuvo-i..- — “Seven oeven Debbie Craig, Tiling; Mary ^ ^ S u p erb * * “A TERRIFIC MOWE. creating jewelry; Janet (24) BOOK BEAT Cathedral. M n . P'™' “ of Redwood Rd. Students from East Hartford St.; David Huffman, Swamp Cdpies of tryout scripts may be Blows of the Dragon,” 8:00; 3:50 to 4:20 p.m. - Squire Village. Tickets Available Jean Foley, Assumption; and and South Windsor schools are A L A C A R T E J A Y VOC¥L, T in u Mag‘ MARVELOUSLY CRAZT Bayfield, Cheshire, will display Saddles, 7.30-9.20 ______“Hammer of God,” 9:45 Rd., Coventry; Cecelia Benoit, examined at the college Tickets are available for the Sheila Foley, St. James. also participating. 6«W Sham. WNRC TV switchboard in McDonough Batik; Elsa Brown, Ridgefield, - 7 : 0 0 - ^ TUE8DAY, M A Y 7 45 Fairfield St.; Robert Fresh Lobster Savannah...... $5,95 "AMERICAN Bolton Athletic Awards Night Elach participant seeks out Watrous, 153 Oak St.; Anna Stuffed with a Fresh Seafood Newburg. Hall daily from 8:30 a.m. to 9 w ill e x h ib it Q uilting iii (3-20-22-30) NEWS 10:^ to 11:30 a.m. - N. Main and N. School Sts. being sponsored by the St. Mel Brooks' (8) TRUTH OR Police Arrest sponsors who pledge a certain Peralli, 333 Bidwell St.; John p.m. progress; ^nne Feidelson, 1 12:10 p.m. — Woodbridge Apts. Maurice Knights of Columbus. GRAFFITI' North Haven, will show sum of money for every mile Hilding, 9 O’Leary Dr.; Walter A L A C A R T E Current plans call for staging CONSEQUENCES 1:30 to 2 p.m, - Taylor St. The awards will be presented 17 for Gambling ^j/here iuereyouin’BZ^ "BVRZiNQ decorative papers and how to (18) DICK VAN DYKE the individual walks. A total of Fluckiger, 31 Village St., the play in-the-round in the 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. - Kennedy Rd. & Bishop Dr. at the St. Maurice Parish 75 per cent of the money raised Baked Lasajna a la GIno...... $3,25 (24) AVIATION WEATHER m a k e WEST HAVEN (UPI) - State Ellington; Linda Tedford, East make them. Em M IIA MO S n U lD L E S i McGovern Hall dining room. 2:M to 3:20 p.m. - Level Rd. and Elizabeth Dr. Center 'Thursday at 7 p.m. A Prepared in our kitchen. Served with Saiad. UK. (4 0 ) N EW S and local police officers have by the “Walkathon” will be Hartfordi Joseph Landry. Decor and light refreshments 3:w to 4 p.m. - Avondale and Robin Rds. roast beef dinner will be used to support local service will create a sidewalk cafe at­ Also, Carolyn Hart will arrested 17 persons in connec­ Also,'Donna Jensen, 30 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. — Ardmore and Marshall Rds. catered by Hank Ryba. ' programs. The additional 25 per Converse Rd., Bolton; Teresa Salt's Bocca a la Romana ...... $ mosphere. exhibit contemporary basketry 7 ; 3 0 — . tion with a gambling operation 4.28 Donation is $4. Anyone that may have handled |10 cent will be used to research on Kulak, Broad Brook; Gail Tender siices of Veai Saute, topped with Prociutto Sister Patricia Brewer of the techniques; Ken Laffal will dis­ (3) WILD WILD WORLD OF 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. — Durkin and Branford Sts. wishing a ticket should contact million per year. the field of cerebral palsy Rowett, Mansfield Center; Mozzeraiia Cheese, Mushrooms and simmered in a Mar- EXTM SHOWS MIDNIfiHT SAT. IWIY college English faculty will play photography; Beth Parrott ANIMALS WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 Dr. Gil Boisoneau, 643-0688. Officials said the arrests prevention and to the training .Patricia Trevithick, 15 saia Wine Sauce. Served with potato and saiad. direct “The Broken World.” will show the precedures of (8) NEW DATING GAME 10:20 to 11:30 a.m. — Holiday,House, Cottage St. ’ were made Wednesday and of medical specialists who can Deepwood Dr.; Caroline Cine 1 “GMFFITI’’ Cine 2 natural dyeing; Robert Parrot, MOM II. 40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. — Charter Oak St. near park. Umpires Needed Thursday and involved police diagnose and treat patients Coombs, 14 Church St.; Sharon Bethany will display wheel ^ 7:30 — FILM RATING GUIDE 1:30 to 2 p.m, — Green Hill and Munro Sts. Umpires, either male or officers from New Haven, East with cerebral palsy and related Fowler, 474 E. Middle Tpke.; “Entertainment in The Lounge Weekends" thrown pottery; Mickey (18) PORTER WAGONER 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. — Raymond and Richard Rds. female, are needed for the neurological disorders. r John Donegan, East Hartford; For Parents and Sequenzia, Middle Haddam, (20) HUMAN DIMENSION Haven, West Haven, North (22) LET’S MAKE A DEAL 2:50 to 3:20 p.m.— Ferguson and Garth Rds. town's p rls’s softball league. Haven, Branford, Orange, Anyone interested in par­ Jennifer Stetson, Lebanon; OPEN EVENiNQS FROM 4:30; SUNDAY THE COCKTAIL Their Children will exhibit sculptural 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Finley St. Anyone interested should con­ ticipating or volunteering Daniel Brock, 19 Welcome PI. LOUNGE & DININQ ROOM OPEN AT NOON, 'til 11:00 SHCHCAM CINtMAf 1234m macrame; Betsy Tanzer, West (24) WALL'STREET WEEK Hamden and Wallingford. (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES tact Ernie Manning, 649-4767. .'The arrests were based on a his/her services to help in the Also, Lillian Wong, Storrs; P.M. (Closed Mondays)' 1- 8 4 EXIT 58 -SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. GENERAL AUDIENCES , Hartford, will display the 4:10 to 4;40 p.m. - Blue Ridge and Bette Drs. All Agr« Admiitvd / (40) NANNY AND THE three - month investigation in event shoulci call the CP office, Patricia Kraschnefski, Hamp­ EAST HARTFORD • 24HR.TEL.INFO.568-B810 techniques of Raku; Mary 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. — Sycamore Lane. Meeting Changed ^ACRES^OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING - W b H o n o r M A S T E R CHAR G E which a court - ordered wiretap at 236-6201. ton; Susan Grabowski, RFD 3, Timothy will show the process PROFESSOR THURSDAY, MAY 9 The trustees of the United was used to monitor a house iii Coventry. I^ROBeRTcw., miR of bookcraft and decorative Methodist Church will meet PARENTAL GUIOANCE - 8:00 — f o r h e r 10:20 to 11:30 a.m. — Crestfield Convalescent Home. West Haven, officers said. boxes; and Joy Wulke, fiber ar­ Monday, May 13, not May 6 as R6DFORD FflRROUU SUQOCSTEO (3) DIRTY SALLY 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. - West Side Rec, Cedar St. The 17 were charged with 3 Sorm MMriN May Not Bt tist, will display non-loom (8-40) BRADY BUNCH 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Garden Dr. originally scheduled. • Suitabl^For Pr«-TMn^m weaving techniques. 'State gambling laws in connec­ (18) 700 CLUB 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. — Ridge and Cedar Sts. tion with a “sports, horses and (24) WASHINGTON W Ei^ The SCC Gallery is located in 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. — High and Short Sts. Library Host numbers operation,” officers IN R EVIEW said. the Farmington Valley Arts 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Pioneer Circle. Bolton High School library ££i RESTRICTED Center, Avon Park North, — 8:30 — Und«r 17 raquirti accompanying 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. — Fountain Village, Downey Dr. . was host recently to a regional C o n tu H (3) GOOD TIMES T lm » IMMOI^RIAIiiD Partni or Adult Guardian Avon. Gallery hours are 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. - Pine Ridge Apts., New State Rd. ^ meeting of library aides. I C lo ck Tuesday through Saturday 10 (8-40) SIX MILLION Mrs. Irene Tabatsky’s home NOTICE a.m. to 3:30 p.m., and Sunday ^ DOLLAR MAN FRIDAY, MAY 10 ••••••••••••••••••••••••• No stops scheduled. economics classes assisted with 'The Annual Meeting of the in­ ...... from 1 to 4 p.m. (20-22-30) LOTSA LUCK V the refreshments. / : . (24) INTERFACE Steak O ut has a w ay with- corporators of the Manchester f ELUOrr GOULD 1 NO ONE UNDER 17 ADMITTED Norman Shaw, principal, Memorial Hospital will be held (Abi limit may vary — 9:00 — showed pictures of national at the Colony Room, Talcott- a ROBERT DUKE in cartain araaa) (3 ) M O V IE women . . . especially yours, parks in the West that he had ville. Conn./ on Tuesday, May . "One million Years B.C." (1966) Tolland visited. 21, 1974 at 7:30 P.M. MPAA This printing test pattern is (20-^-30) GIRL WITH bring your favorite sweetheart part of The Herald quality con- ^**^SOMETHING EXTRA ® THE /trol program in order to give (2 4 ) N O VA to Steak Out Mothers Day, Burokas Changes Mind you one of the finest ContuH — 9:30 - M ay 12, we'll treat her with EJfiOROSr T Im t newspapers in the nation. (8-40) ODD COUPLE On Funds for Firemen Comult nm o Clock Clock (18) BILLY GRAHAM traditional Steak O ut tenderness. Introducing fe y j "FREEI STUDENT DISCOUNT CABDSi S AW 5nC m SvfSBSfcS?F‘j ' C R U S A D E AWO A G UEST-GET YPOR CARDS NOW AT TH£ THEATRE!" (20-22-30) BRIAN KEITH Reservations Recommended Selectmen met Thursday The fire department will G F E D C — 10 :00 - .night with firemen to discuss meet Monday to vote whether BLUEHILLS : ' !KT» (8-40) TOMA the 38,100 cut in the budget to or not it will confine its ac­ DKIEUIND NGHTl TONITE ■ra 2 GREATS (20-22-30) DEAN MARTIN reimburse direct expenses to tivities to fighting fires only. If ROUTES BandddA m i I I (24) FREE-FOR-ALL firemen. John Burokas, Board the cut is not reinstated. CUSTOMER CARE M OF tor m — 10:30 — of Selectmen chairman, who Firemen, at no cost to the . . . EVERYWHERE “7 nows OF IK HMOr C had voted to cut the fire budget town, cleared away debris last (16) ORAL ROBERTS T E A r Fast. Dependable Service as did the three Republican year after two twisters and the XTSHAKEY'S (24) DEVOUT YOUNG selectmen, said he had changed December ice storm. The town . a t - 1 1 : 0 0 - his mind about the cut after was saved the expense of over­ +1 o LpLOXTiJr CM.D0R BLAU’S \ (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS hearing what firemen do for the time Pay for the road crew. WAMCHESTEB PUZA (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT town in addition to fighting Registration NO-FROST fires. Hardware City Jerry Lewis - 11:30 - OUT There will be another Cub Refrigerator-Freezer C inem a 1 Town Manager John Harkins Scout registration Monday at " H o L p x r L n J t (3 ) M O V IE • Giant Freejer Capacity - 4.58 cubic leal. A said he will check with Town "North by Northwest" (1959) the School Administration \ Counsel Harold Garrity to • Compact Siza... only 28" wido x 81" high. (8-40) SOME ONE AT THE Building from 10 a.m. to 2 p.trt. • Provides over 14 cubic feat of storage room. Deluxe Compact determine if the cut could be -i. TOP OF THE STAIRS 5 6 3 -0 16 9 All boys who are either eight Temperance Society • Never needs defrosting - AIR CONDITIONER not In the refrigerathr, not in the freezer. ■ ^ )l4 l)u! (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON reinstated at Tuesday’s town years old or in third grade are WETHERSFIELD SHOPPING CENTER 6 d 6 -6 1 6 6 meeting. 5,000 BTU!HR Cooling 1:0 0 eligible to Join. ONLY — — 1115 SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY MAY 3 • Onhf 7'/i Amps., plugs into any adequately wired (20-22-30) MIDNIGHT RTE. 83, TOLLAND TURNPIKE, VERNON, CT. 115 volt grounded circuit subject Ip local codes. SPECIAL WETHERSFIELD, CT. EXIT 95, OFF 1-86 FRI. NIGHT 0 - 12 P.M. Two speed operation, five position automatic thermostat V 'firmtutPnjinonat^ • Quick-Mount Side Panels Corn*, Bring your Frlundil * 3 2 8 Model CTF14ER „ Y • Antique while decorator Iron! ,. I^ksthof Join tlM gang on a muaical trip ONLY -ltd !fur Wttness Madness Foster Grandparents to Naw Oriaana. R'-{^ Af>»«nxnF>ltVe ^ “I I o L p x r l r L l r ■ Dish & Pot Washer cycle - Normal Wash - “H-crtpjcrLfiJr Short Wash - Rinse and Hold - Plate Warmer ttiofi-IomI D a i r i i Will Be Recognized > Use as portable now, convert to built-in later JULIE " DDIinLO ''-ril-' 5-Cycle Convertible , HARTFORD ROAD AUTOMATIC WASHER •Lift-A-level* Upper Rack cauw'TAiriumaonrM-.iMrab-Hi’Fuo • .mci, ■» •!<.».ox .'4*> CHRISTIEHRISTIE SUTHERLRriDSUTHEHLRIIU V iJ iri'. PWUVBION' TECHHICOUm* Froo) Wamt, Bros . .i«tF0inrOT2r~niPwri DISHWASHER • Molti-Levol Washing Action •...HMuact .ifiMiWm - uar.*Tik'... .FStniJi' > Q u e e n Saturday will be a day of and the superintendents of the with HANDWASH O ® A Warnif Convnunicaiions Compiny b I m a o tu 9 "SUWUI WlSMfS. r o j i recognition for the 252 senior four Connecticut State Training • Exclusive Handwash"* agitator for - f O S H : k mmra mumr nnw” f S B s m n smail Idads, delicate ileina. citizens serving throughtout the Schools. , Five wash-rinsa temperature selections state as foster grandparents. Dr. Wilbert Snow, profesor _ DAIRY QUEEN • Five wash/action selections The first annual Connecticut emeritus of Wesleyan Universi­ nzunouift • Infinite-Water-level Selector u b l ic ONLY * 2 2 8 Foster Grandparent Recogni­ ty and former governor of Ye P ho use ONLY Shown hofo, aro Jim and Jaan MorIconI, who ufaZICr* hom e o f h n e brazier fo o d s & dairy queen tion Day ceremonies will begin Connecticut, will speak at a Mon. - Thun. 11 AM. - 1 2 MMnMit ■Nfotpninl: with mora than 25 yahra In tha raataurant at 10 a.m. at the Manchester luncheon honoring the foster Fri. It SiL 11 AM. 1 AM. • Sun. 11:M - 9 P.M. [^THEATRES EAST Community College -grandparents. 5-Cycle Built-in bualnaaa, cordially Invltaxyou to din# In ViOOLl TPKC . HAMCHCSU8 SH. P4RK40Cu(«l-)m DISHWASHER ManphoataTa Nawaat and FInaat RaataurantI N o m Full Menu Service * From 8:30 A.M. •Mon. thru Sun. auditorium. P/IUL ROBERT Marjorie Lynch of » 2 4 8 ONLY NEWMRN REDFORD Washington, D.C., associate Model W L W e a g ^ ' director of ACTION, which Model HDB772 Model HDA772 «246 T itc sm o SERVICE — QUALITY — CQURTESY — PRICE funds the Foster Grandparent m - ' program, will be the principal feel the |Mo-Mo Mia^s Jan “CONRACK” speaker. Others participating in Volgat Tiwatwa____ D.Q. the program include Mother M. NOOV SERVING Bernadette de Lourdes, com­ Foods F a v o rite s / missioner of t(ie state Depart­ hills and valleys GIFT IDEAS FOR MOM C uisine BREAKFAST- ment on Aging; Gareth Thome, **The Family RestauranV' Jr. Burger .30' deputy commissioner of health, office of mental retardation; RECLINERS • LAMPS • OCCASIONAL TABLES 471 Hartford Rd. Comer of McKee Street A 8:30 a.m. -11 a.m. SUNDAES of your feet Big Lb. ■Eggs (any atyle), BACON, 8AU8AQE, Phona 646-7558 "A % IHAM, French Toaat, Home Frica, Juice, DEACONS' BENCHES • WALL PICTURES MONDAY thru SATURDAY D P.M. to D P.M. TOUCH iCeffee, Engllah Muffihs, Teaat ^Gingerbread* Sets SUNDAY 11 A.M. to D P.M. CHEESEBURGER 3 0 * , 4 0 * BOSTCN ROCKERS • OCCASIONAL CHAIRS OF CLASS” SPECIALS Now Ready for Use and Fries * 1 ,3 9 The sets for the forthcoming STEREOS • PORTABLE TELEVISIONS — Plus — 5 0 * / , 6 0 * Little Theatre of Manchester 2 E 6 8 S (LTM) production of “ The Gingerbread Lady” are com­ • LAMPS 25% OFF Fras/i,FMMY Salt Water ONLY! SHO to 9:00 PJL “PAPER MOON” STEREO MODULES...... $ 9 8 3 Deluxe‘/4 Lb. With least, heme fries, plete and in use at the LTM club exercise sandals ham , bacen or SltKES rooms for cast rehearsals, says • END TABLES 20% OFF B/W PORTARLE TVs ...... $88 B p i STUFFED SHHMP.. CoiT|s.rest your feet In the hollows Burger . . 9 5 ^ tauaage, ceffec. Clay Massey, production vice and the rises. Experience the cool­ • COFFEE TABLES 20% OFF RECLINERS - V IN Y L ...... a.$78 With your choice of New England style, or president fpr LTM. ness of polished beechwood against the Italian style Chowder, your choice of Lettuce, Tomsio and FF The Neil Simon play will be warmth of bare skin. Feel the little mound • WALL PICTURES 20% OFF BOOKCASES...... $40 spaghetti, potato or vegetable, plus our we call the toe-grip, that helps you turn mere FLEA MARKET 35* 55* presented at East Qatholic High steps Into a beautiful toning and awakening tor • GIFTWARE 20% OFF famous Salad Bar, bread and butter...... 2-Pc. Crispy Friad THROW PILLOW S...... $4' * 1 EGG 2EG 6S School auditorium; May 24-25 your legs. Scholl, the original Exercise Sandals. & CRAFT SHOW sand May 31-June 1 at 8:30 p.m. • BOSTON ROCKERS $48. NYLON CARPET INSTALLED. .$0 sq.Yd. 4.50 With teaat, heme With teaat, heme' Feeling is believing. Balter than barefooL CHICKEN DINNER Robert Donnelly is directing SAT. MAY 4Hl. friea, eeflee. fries, ccftee. 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. v r u K U O i t the play. The stage manager is Raised /leaf or ffn (bon* only). SAT. 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. and SUN. 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. Roll, FF, Hot Appla Turnovar wHh Frank Minutillo. (rain Date May 11) C o le S law , The pne-set interior was a haapol Dairy Quean. serving Connecticut homemakers since 1909 Charbroll Small Drink designed by Nancy Chapdelaine 0P|N CASH Baked WABRENVILLE and Robert Spencer, and David FREE • BAPTIST CHURCH New York Sirloin Boneless Chicken Oiiion Rings Newirth directed the construc­ DAILY Master Charge Served with cup of soup,: potato, w/tfi Mushrooms and Qravy m .4 4 tion. Toni Fogarty and Betty WESTOWM DELIVERY vegetable or spaghetti, our famous Wammllle, Coon. Lundberg are In charge of the 9 . Served with cup of .soup, potato, decor. T IL 9 blau salad bar, bread, butter, dessert and 25^ and 45< " ^ DU A DU A H • furniture stores vegetable or spaghetti, bur famous CHICKEN itog. BOo Other members of the Instant coffee,, Middielown O'rt Sjybrouk M.inche

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PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri., May 3. 1974 \ ^ C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Mav 3. 1974- PAGE FiyR Coventry Today^s ; Local Powers ^ Homeowners Told Thought Increased News of Vernon PTO Fair Bdsed On Tom and Huck In Drug Programs Orchestra Gets $1,200 “ Good Times Festival,’’ HARTFORD (UPI) - Local To Check Hazards Games,” featuring seven fun Tickets for the games and the Claudia Wilcox, Ldrraine based on the story of Tom games for young and old. Registration sjet God Bless God officials will have more power College Board Tests movies wili be sold at two for'a The Manchester Clvjc Sawyer and Ruck Finn, will be Cropley, Linda Makowsky,. “God Bless (jlod, for the sun, The combined orchestra and The Fire Prevention Bureau tory of all flammable liquids Also: ‘‘Judge Thatcher’s quarter. Those having baked over state - funded drug the theme of the annual fair of Diane Gagnon, and Katherine the jnoon, the stars up above, Orchestra-Chorale has received chorale; under the baton of of the Rockville Fire Depart­ and to dispdse of any of &ese Greenhouse” will be offering goods, treasures, plants and progranris in their communities registered to take the college board achieve- a matching ^an t of 81,200 from the Vernon Elementary School Young. For School Stirt for the smile, the kiss, the glory Jerome Laszloffy of the Univer­ ment is urging homeowners, items not being used. This plants and flowers for sale; the handicrafts for the sale may under a compromise worked School tomorrow m o r S Z e the Connecticut Commission on 15-Mile CROP Walk P.T.O. May 11 from 11 a.m. to 3 Bill Halley will be the balloon of love, and though this request sity of Connecticut, will present during spring cleaning, to check would include such things as “Marketplace” will have used bring them to the school Friday man; Lew Frost, in charge of out between the state and the reminded the doors will onen at 8 a.m. , * the Arts. The money will be p.m. seems odd, God Bless God. Connecticut Conference of Students will be assigned to a testing room on a tirst come, first Prokofiev’s “ Alexander and correct any fire hazards in paint thinner, ceaning solutions books, games, puzzles and other night (May 10) between 7 and 9 the movies; Sandy Viot will be used to underwrite half the cost Nevsky” as the featurriff work their homes. Is Scheduled Sunday treasurers for sale; and the ' MOMCA SHEA should be sent tol the school Amen. < Mayors and Municipalites. served, basis. The latest possible arrival time is 8:30 a.m. and solvents. Those items The faff will feature “Aunt p.m. in charge of-game prizes; and of the orchestra-chorale con­ of the program. They adyise homeowners to teachers of the school will spon­ Correspondent nurse as soon as the examina­ Many times we say When Bartholomew F. Guida, Studente are reminded to bring their tickets of admission and needed should be stored in Polly’s Kitchen,” where hot Co-chajrmen of the festival Pat Dugan will be in chwge of cert scheduled for June 2 at ’The grant is part of a total of start with the attic and base­ sor several booths including Tel. 742-9495 tion has been made. cloudy days prevail for many mayor of New Haven and two No. 2 pencils. tightly-capped metal containers dogs, pizza, ice' cream and are Donna Wagners and Marylou ticket Jwles. Bailey Auditorium in 837,100 in matching grants ment storage areas and clean away from all sources of heat. Residents of the,Trl-Town sponsor a walker should either cookie decorating and “Becky’s Registration for September’s A report of any physical d ^ “I wish the sun would CCMM president, said Parking will be in the student parking lot off Brookfield St. Manchester High School. beverages will be sold; the Frost. Other committee Wjth funds received from the Phase I classes will be held In awarded by the commission. out outgrown clothing, left-over “And remember that gasoline area of Vernon, Tolland, and come to Henry Park Sunday or Magic Touch,” a special beauty made after March 15,1974 will shme.” Do you ever thank God Thursday the agreement will Studen^ are to enter the building through the entrance to the “Village Bake Shoppe,” which chairmen are: Donna Weekes, fe^ival the P.T. 0. purchases be accepted. for it? mattresses, old rugs, and fur­ should never be stored in your Ellington will be participating call Hawes at 872-9886. parlor for little girls. the grammar schools May 8 allow local officials to review cafeteria lobby adjacent to the student parking lot. Sunday in the annual CROP will be selling homemade pies, Lynn Gross, Mrs. Frost, Joari" equipment for the school. from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and May 9 niture. And to also deposit old home,” Walker said. The money raised by the . “Shutter Bug Pictures,” wiil Domian, Audrey Anderson, The moon, the stars up above. and comment on drug program walk which will start at noon cakes, breads and cookies; from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m, and from Children will not be admitted newspapers and magazines After cleaning out the in­ walkers is used by the churches qlso be taken of the children, to The moon does cast a light at plans before they are finalized. “The Candy Kitchen,” selling 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in September without im­ * HALF PRICE SALE ’ someplace to be recycled. terior of the home, homeowners from Henry Park, Rockville. in their worldwide program of use as gifts for their mothers on night. The stars light up the Guida said that since state penny candy and featuring a munization records and com­ sky. “Thesfe ‘treasures’ rob you of are advised to correct outdoor CROP stands for Community economic development. It Mother’s Day. Children with last names drug programs would affect<^\ Ifillipop garden; ‘"The Han­ pleted physical examination valuable liying space and give hazards. “Never store trash in Response to Overseas Poverty. provides emergency food in An olde time movie theater beginning with the letters A to When people smile and greet local education, police and dicraft Corner,” exhibiting a forms unless students are , fire a place'tp start and spread | any type of container under Each waiker gets as many times of disaster, and seeds, will featilre an Abbott and fillAWFORD HOUSE I, Coventry Grammar School, with a kiss it shows the glory of other activities, added com­ variety of handmade items for exempt for medical reasons or love that we miss. SPECIAL! rapidly,” Roy Walker of the stairways, porches, or fire es­ sponsors as he or she can and is tool$ and other aid for develop­ Costello film titled, “Midget and A to L, Robertson School, munication between the two purchase as Mother’s Day /religious beliefs. Notification of from yird Fire fteyentioit Bureau said. capes and remove ac­ paid a certain amount pledged ment projects that help people Car Maniacs,” plus a Tom and should register May 8. Thoso So even though this request groups was imperative. FABRICS 50^ gifts; “The Huckleberry / DELI - RESTAURANT such exemptions should be pre- It is advised to continue the cumulations of brush, leaves, by sponsors for each mile help themselves. Jerry cartoon. with the last names beginnirfg seems odd, why riot pray and say The final authority over the walk^. ' sent in writing to thq school safety check throughout the and debris from areas around 50^ MIDDLE TPKE. e 646-3562 with the letters J to Z, CGS, and “God Bless God.” programs however will be SAT. & principal at the time of I DRAPERY RODS TRIMS home making a complete inven­ buildings,” Walker advised. Those walking the whole M to Z, Robertson, should Submitted by: retained by the Connecticut course will be walking a total of Come and Enjoy Homemade Food register May 9. registration. Doris Perozziello Drug Council. 15 miles. It is estimated some Gasoline {• Any parent whir finds it im­ FABRIC REMNANTS 600 walkers will participate in Supply graduation and ALL INTERNATIONAL FOODS ' possible to j/egister on the Parents are urged to 'til CLOSINGJ the Tri-Town walk Sunday, designated day, should call the cooperate with the school ad­ I’l - Randall Cronk, chairman of Improving l a s a g n a • m e a t b a l l s • k Bis h es school for an evening appoint­ ministration by registering Many Other Reductions Rockville High Girl public relations said. BOSTON (U P I- Supplies of mother’s day cardd.. ment. their children on the assigned PUn DEPT. STOH Time To Try Our ROAST BEEF • TURKEY • ETC. (Wa Hava A Notion To Pleaao) Throughout The Storel CROP was created by the gasoline in the six-state New I ^ re n ts are asked, if it is at schedules of dates in order that Moxt to Frank’a Suponiiarfcot COLD PLATE churches and is governed by a England area continue to im­ aw our complBta aaaortmonti possible, to register their provisions may be made for Wins Math Award OPEN Eaat Middio Tpko., INanciiostor Ne w ^t o r e h o u I is committee of Church World prove, especially on weekends, children during the day as the such matter as bus transporta­ SPECIAU we h a ^ v e r y little thing]. tion and class assignments for >1.49 Mon.. Tues., Wed., Sat. 1 0 -6 Mon - Wed. 9-7 Jean E. Cody, daughter of Derby W inner Service composed of represen­ the American Automobile Thursday 9 -10 registration process is 'much Renew your lawn furniture with our Association (AAA) said Friday 9-11 the coming school year. Thursday & Friday, 1 0 -9 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cody of 9 John Frey, 100 Franklin Park tatives of the major protestant Saturday 9-3 more quickly carried out at that denominations. Thursday. “where a time. . WEATHERPROOF WEBBING Donnel Rd., Vernon, a student West, is the winner of the Children who live on Rt. 31, USTMDAEAST Frank Hawes, an Ellington The auto club said about 30 dollar’s Take Out Orders e Wattreaaea Children who will be five In mix and iMtch colors... / 699 Main SL In Downtown Manchester at Rockville High School, has Senior Citizen Fishing Derby, south of Waterfront Heights teacher, is thfs year’s director per cent of the stations sur­ the miracle of man tUrtA' worth years old on or before Dec. 31 YoHow - Wlrito • Olivo - Orange / OPEN MON. thru SAT. 7:00 A.M. to 0:30 P.M. OPEN been awarded the Rensselaer Frey landed a 15-ounce Brow- TRY OUR DELI SANDWICHES (including Waterfront Heights) Mathematics and Science nie. of the local CROP effort. veyed will be pumping gas Sun­ downtown mancheatet* a dollarl" are eligible for Phase I in „ -1T n ;44t-72tLt1.97 - ISO It $2.97 SUNDAYS 7:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. and on South St. nad lake* FABRIC DEPARTMENt M sTORES Anyone wishing to walk or to day, compared to 25 per cent Homemade Plea - Cakes - Desserts September. CLIPS $ SCREWS...... iisg 44o ypitr HOit—Mike and Claudia ' Award. The contest ran for four days the previous Sunday. developments, south of the cor­ 3 Birth or baptismal cer­ The award is presented an- and was conducted at Valley ner of Daley Rd. and South St., tificates must be presented at nually to the outstanding Falls Park. It was open to and all other southern areas of '■ X ' <#4vA' " i ' ' the time of registration and im­ member of the junior class in senior citizen fishermen, both town will be registered at the "xYxS,, munization records should be m ath and science. It is men and women, Robertson Grammar School. presented to juniors in secon- A tie for second place was l\"Q. ( Colgate Shsve Cream 3 Appliances in 1! submitted. dary schools throughout the between Harold Weber, 29 * Parents are reminded that Children who live north of IT’S CALDOR FOR ALL OF YOUR United States andjCanada. The W indermere Ave. and A1 OQc physical examinations for all Waterfront Heights, on South schools are selected for their Lavigne, 201 Elm Hill Rd. They 79'= Size Cia W children entering Phase I are St., north and west of Daley Rd. superior academic standards, both caught a 14-ounce Brow- 0) required by the Board of junction, on Daly Rd., at Water- Em blem Club nie. : P - Education. Forms for the fami­ frotit Park, Oak Grove, Colgate Toothpaste ly physician’s report are The Rockville Emblem Club The derby was sponsored by ' I 0. Bellevue and all other northern • f H i will observe Mother’s Day with the Recreation Department, I : D ) Jars available and tjiese forms areas of the town will register a program and a pot luck Recreation Director Donald 5 oz. 01 at the Coventry Grammar Treat 93' Size supper May 8 at 6:30 p.m. at the Berger said the three winning 2 » M Smucker’s Jams School. Elks Home, N. Park St., fish were all stocked in prior Yourself or Jellies^ Public • a Rockville. years as only rainbow trout 2 Oz. Blanchard When You Buy Depending on final Mrs. Lida Duncan and Mrs. were stocked this year. To A New, Records registrations, changes in school 3-Tone Color Comisinations! Spray Cologne assignments may be necessary William Davis will be in charge The three winners were' Racket! The Proctor-Silex Toaster Oven of the program./ A regular presented with gift certificates • Jealousy to equalize the classroom load Vinyl Wrapped business meeting will follow at for fishing equipment of their •Conflict SSo It bakes, browns, toasts as automatic Warranty Deeds in the two elementary Schools. 24-inch 9 p.m. and final plans will be choice, 1.50 Size toaster. Oven heat control. Versatile Marie V. Ransom to G. Parents are requested to Folding Chair Save An Extra Kitchen appliance. «'0304W Stillman Keith, property at 376 rqade for the installation of of- Fishing at Valley Falls will Our Reg. 28.99 bring their child with them Motorized fibers May 26. continue to be restricted to 21.701 Burnham St., conveyance tax when registering because a pre­ Blanchard Dusting / =* You Choose The Flavors — See Clerk For Details J28.60. Contest W inner senior'citizens and children 15 school survey of the child’s VIGORO Ba'r-B-Q OFF Powder & Cologne Spray G. Stillman Keith to Bruce A. LMMSamUBI Christopher Riley, 8, of Lewis years of age or younger through readiness for school will be pueweDcowmoL and Bernice I. Hartwide, parcel / Cir., Rockville, a student at St. today and starting Saturday the O u r Reg. 4 oz. Powder •1-3/4 oz. rnade when he is registered. Brazier The Carocelle to rear of 376 Burnham St., con­ • j Joseph School, Rockville, was Pond will be open to all Vernon 2 0 r< P rices O n Spray • Jealousy WEEDS^^# Conflict $3 Size veyance tax 83.85. AS IT (g)Y* third prize winner in the Hart- residents, reglardless of age. % Portable Dishwasher Curved double tubular M / Herman M. Frechette and arms, patio non-tilt legs. . lete with ford area safety poster contest. Albert R. Martin to Albert J. / The contest, sponsored by the ALL TENNIS RACKETS Famous Tortoise Reg. 3-Position Hood, and Vivian Diane Spearot, ^ e ric a n Automobile Associa­ 29.88 1 9 .8 8 Spit ^U.L^Motor • Wilson • Spalding • Slazenger Shell Sunglasses property at 205 N. Elm St., con­ tion, was entered by 40,000 Uses no electricity — works off your i veyance tax 140.70. Vinyl Wrapped students throughout the nation. water pressure, 4 to 10 minutes for Church Group Golden Vigoro ' • Chemold • And Many More! • Men's • Women's | 1 9 Herman M. Frechette and Golden Vigoro The posters were designed % Our Rog. 2.44 each wash. Ideal tor small family Albert R. Martin to Roger L. Lawn Fertilizer Folding Chaise around one of 10 basic safety :;S i Wood or Metal Rackets for » 2200 Will Hear Weed & Feed and Margaret B. Soucy, proper­ themes. Points of judging were :S About Town • MEN • WOMEN • BOYS • GIRLS ty at 237-239 Bidwell St., con­ MACC Head Our originality, art execution, and %i;¥;¥;¥;¥;¥:¥;¥;¥:¥:¥:¥:¥:¥;:®^^ Artificial veyance tax 158.30. Reg. Q75 correct visual interpretation of / '^•••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••aae######## W M Covert Floral 9.99 10,00010.000 Sq.Si Ft. Covert Winston H. and Carol G. Sister Mary Patricia Cassidy, 10,000 Sq. Ft a basic safety concept. 9’x9’ Family Size 5,000 Sq. FI., Reg. 5.49 4.75 Our Reg. 18.99 Art Association Registration for St. Bridget Arrangements Heimer to U&R Realty Co. executive director of Curved . double tubular Greens your lawn fast, arms, 5 position adjustable Inc., property at 32 View St., Manchester Area Conference of Weeds as it feeds; kills 5-position adjustable grid with handle. The Tolland County A'rt"* education classes for Umbrella Tent lasts for weeks; won't back. conveyance tax |35.20. Churches, will be guest speaker dandelions, chickweed, Associatipfewill~.:it meet___. MayHCXt 14 fallat Willnext fakp fall willn1»pp take novf place next Reg. burn. Satisfaction Tapered steel legs with 5’ 'Mag’ wheels; Salvatore Aravista Jr. and Monday at the annual meeting clover, plantain and over utility tray. #4440 8 p.m. in the Edith Peck room week, Monday through Satur­ 2.69- guaranteed.______3.49 Diana Aravista to Laszlo and of the Episcopal Churchwomen too other weeds. of the Rockville Public Library. day from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 1 . 8 8 . . a Jolanda Szarka, property at>145 of St. Mary’s Church, Mrs. Louise McCreedy will p.m., and Wednesday and 43.70 Choose from pinks, yellows Waler/mil(jew proof floor, Adams St., conveyance tax The event will open with a demonstrate the art of Thursday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. blues and more. Two arran­ screen window,'zip door. Ext. 839.05. potluck at 7 p.m. The group will OMp Gft«n OMpOrwn needlecraft shirret. Shirret is This is the only time for gement styles to choose aluminum frame. Awning poles from Roger A. and Barbara B. elect officers during its annual an economical and ecological registration as no time will be , not included. VIGORO Smith to Joseph and Frances B, meeting, form of art as it requires the set aside in the fall for this pur­ USAM iLb. pose. Super Speciais^on Framed Pictures Klimek, property at 149 Those interested in attending FERnUZER use of recycled materials. The 8’x10’ Cabin Tent 3 Pc. Salad Set Florence St., conveyance tax Kentucky public is invited to attend the \ the event should contact Mrs. 831.90. Ronald Hewett, 14 Camp meeting. Sunset Rebekah Lodge will ! A wide variety of subjects and styles to, 1/2” X 5 0 ’ Bluegrass Select Holland Allen H. Pike to Russell W. Meeting Rd.; or Mrs. Michael meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd Sleeps 4 I choose from in all wood frames. Size Garden Hose Seed Spring Bulbs Fellows Hall. Refreshments Reg. 69.99 4 9 .8 7 »2.87 [ 8' xlO". and Susan E. Hayes, property Parsons, 94 Cider Mill Rd., 1.59! at 45-47 Hamlin St., conveyance Large glass bowl and two I Our Reg. 2.99 Bolton. will be served by Mrs. Thora Adj. exterior frame, screened attractive serving pieces. tax 848.95. Our Maloney -and Mrs. Maybel windows, doors. Mildew proof i Only 300 Per Store — No Rain Checl Dowd. ^ Reg. floor. DeepGreen Vigoro D eep Green Vigoro 2.19 I Rockville SAVE Cordomatic Sturdy galvanized pump Green opaque hose, brass 1.66 59®„1.19 Carnatfbns, begonias, gla- ' Lawn Fertilizer with shoulder strap. 2-stage * couplings I Hospital 9 ’x12’ Cabin Tent PACK Weed & Fded For a beautiful, long lasting diolas and dozens of other Notices ^3! Handy-Lite WINTER funnel, top safety lock. 1/2” x 7 5 ’ H ose ■ . ■ 2 . 9 7 - lawn. varities. AWAYI i Notes Sleeps 5 Reg. Reg. 79.99 - Cover! NOTICE OF APPLICATION 9.99 1 5 ®15.000 Sq. Ft. 10,000 Sq.Fl. 5 9 .7 0 6 .9 9 PERMANENT Black Si D ecker’ Admitted Thursday: James This is to give notice that Paul E 10.000 Sq. Ft...... 10.95 Danner of 11(2-94 Pleasant Valleyliey Rd., Adjustable exterior frame, Attach to wall and bring MOTHPROOF 15.000 Ff...... 22 .95 Boettcher, Box Mountain Dr., South Windsor has filed an applicaliplicaUon screened windows, doors light to work. 20 ft. retrac­ STORAGE! 5.000 Sq. FI...... 5.95 5.000 Sq. Ft...... 8.45 Vernon; Fern Boure, Ward St., dated March 29, 1974 wiUi the Liquor Mildew proof floor. * table cord #500. Greens lawns fast, lasts Rockville; Sandra Dower, Emi­ Control Commission for a GROCERY the pacesetters Combined fertilizer/weed BEER type of permit for the sale of SAVE for weeks. Slow release cphtrol. One easy appli­ B & D 13” Double Edge ly Dr., Vernon; Jeanne Farrell, alcoholic liquor on the premises of 253 COLO CLAD Lightweight Wen nitrogen; non-burning. cation does both jbbs. IMAlieAlLI Lml« 3 2 ’x16’x48” $ 1 4 B & D Cordless Electric Swamp Rd., Coventry; Susan business wiil be owned by Paul E u rn M 111 Hedge Trimmer Gilpatrick, Crystal Lake Rd., r’Electric Chain Saw Danner of 1102-94 Pleasant Valley Rd., 6’’ Deck Oval \ Grass Shears 13” Hedge Trim m er Ellington; Helen Grous, Maple South Windsor with Barbara B. Danner as a backer and The SouUiland Corpora­ ______St., Rockville; Sharon Harding, tion'of Dallas, Texas and will be con­ Doughboy SAVE Reg. Genuine Aromatic Vernon Ave., Rockville; ducted by Paul Danneh of lKK-94 Plea­ OVER 59.95 VIGORO sant Valley Road South ^ I n ^ r as per­ Pool Package Cedar Lined Trunk ALL PURPOSE 17.99 Merline Jarrett, Burke Rd., VIGORO mittee. 515 Safe, double insulated. 2 FERTILIZER 14.99 13.99 Vibration-free reciprocal blade action Rockville; Patricia Medlin, Rt. Paul E. Danner ' If Bought Separately — 962.27 H.P.' miDtor; built-in manual Size 36'x19-1/2'x19-1/2" Includes battery and re charger. #8280' Detachable 'eord-hold' feature. mildew proof. Perfect for year Fo r M o th e r tor . M Light, die-cast aluminum housing, 6, Andover; Jeanne Whinneld, April 3, 1974 ’ EASY TO HANDLE oiler. evQrything^ Long Handie Double insulated, #8114 '■ round storage. Our Reg. 43.99 i wrap around handle for convenience. Robin Circle, Tolland. SO' Oiitdoor Ext. Cord, Reg 5.99 4.49 29.87 you y Convertible Shears...... 2 4 . 9 9 #8101 grow Discharged Thursday: Mrs. . Court of Probate Deborah Blais and son, Hart­ : District of Andover *7 8 6 1st Sprayers NOTICE TO CREDITORS Liner which expands to ^4" UNPAINTED ford Tpke., Roqkville; Francis ■ESTATE OF MAURICE S. LEONARD depth has 15 year warranty. B/aok s Decker^ B la c k Si D e c k e r ' Cullen, Somers; John Drost, Pursuant to an order of Hon. Norman Includes filter, safety'latider, SPECIAL Nil Grand Ave., Rockville; J. Preuss, Judge, all claims must be thru-wall skimmer. Decorated 18’’ Single Blade presented to the fiduciary named below - a steel wall. PURCHASE! 18” Dual Blade Anthony Knupstis, Snipsic on or before August 1 ,1974 or be barred Vigoro Vigoro by law. The fiduciary is; “ Electric Village, Ellington; Helen The ConnecUcut Bank it Trust Co- Electric Mower 3 All- Purpose Dandelion Killer McFarlane, Orchard St., 1 Constitution Plaza Panasonic Rockville; Rosanna Metcalf, Hartford, Conn, Fertilizer Mower and Cecelia M. Leonard 18 Inch Spiral RFD 2, Tolland. ' Rt. 87, Columbia, Conn. Deluxe Our Our ^ Tie Out Stake Reg. Reg. 045 Compact Covers valuable^ coupoff EA^Y TO ASSEMBLE 40 Lb. Bag 3.99 5,000c nnn Sq.Fl.c#. 9 9 ® ^ Our Automatic For shrubs, flowers, Rog. SAVE ^ 1 6 Kills dandelions and INCLUDES 1.19 trees, fruits, vegetables, dozens of other broadleaf SO^OHI^C FOR NOTHING Washer lawns. Fast acting. Double insulated for safety; GRASS weeds. instant start and slop. Indi­ BAG! BSc' from Heavy gauge metal, swivel ring. 18”. vidual wheel height adjust­ 418 Unfinished Ladder Back Vigoro ments. -FULL OF BALONE^ Swingover cord control Roll-Top Desk Cane Seat Chair » 2« Rose, Tomato or mechanism. #8010 Skin and Coat Food submarine Reg. sandwiches CISfTB Supplement For Your Dog 1.79 Our Reg. 45.99 Our Reg. 14.94 Evergreen Food 1.13 Model #8010 with Invisible Collar Flea Killer Reg. GRASS BAG Die-cast aluminum deck, Rub It On, 3 to 4 Months Supply YOUR CHOICE 1.85 1.17 Two water level, selections, I (As shown) double safety insulated. Fk it SOS/i ! extra rinse and pre-wash . I 29197 11.33 Folding and reversible self­ 15’ Tie Out & Runner Chain Reg. cycles. High speed drying. I 7 4 9 9 locking handle. Wheel For Small & Medium Size Dogs 2.09 Rolls on swivel casters. i Both pieces are well suited tpr den or height adjustments 1 1/4" to 3” 1.48 study. Ready to stain, paint or antique. 9 9 ? . . B.. ^N o purchase necessary I Our Reg. 1.19 3 WAVS TO CHARGE WFST HARTFORD WETHERSFIELD MANCHESTER Good af any Full O f Baloney Store Bishop’s Corner 965 Silas Deane 3974 Broad St For developing rich and 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Manchester SALE: for one small soda from our menu. SALE: FRI. & SAT. 2531 Albany Ave. Highway OPENEVIRY HICHT sturdy growth. Satisfac­ Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. OPINTHOItS.lfRrmS I 0PIItIHURS.iFRL'Tll9 tion guaranteed. S3 I IxmiAwtiiiDiiiii FRI. and SAT. Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. 'TI19SJI me ewgSlSS*' 1145 Telland Tpke. Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday 9 a:m. to 9 p^ra.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 3, 1974- PAGF. SRVir.iu iHtmrlipfitrr iEit^ uing Bpralii Columbia Founded Oct. J, 1881 'rdinance Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily beforq 5:30 Being Considered 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation Published every evening except Sun­ department, 647-9946. VIRGINIA CARLSON A Windham High School student who recently did a sur­ days and holidays. Entered at the Correspondent Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Tel, 2289224 vey for a course found that 26 Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ A "blanket” parking or­ per cent of the cars entering Rt. cond Class Mail Matter. ' dinance covering posted town 87 did not stop or slow down. Burl L. Lyons, Publisher roads will be discussed with He said 17 per cent of the cai^s The Manchester Publishing Co. town counsel Jules Karp as leaving Lake Rd. to t h ^ n - assumes no financial responsibility for recommended to the selectmen dover direction were /beyond typographical errors appearing in adver­ by the Safety Commission. the painted line; 13 per cent of Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in Areas mentioned as par­ the cars entering Lake Rd., Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald, ticular safety hazards were Er- coming from the center, cut in­ One M onth...... $3^25 V v side the white line. Display advertising closing hours, doni Rd.,-Town Hall Rd. and the Single Copy...... 15 * front of Porter School. The 'Safety Commission en­ three full days prior to publication. By Carrier, Weekly...... r . 75((\ An opinion will be sought con­ dorsed Gqy) Thomas Meskill’s Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon One Year ...... $39.00 cerning possible use of violation Safety Webk program, May 12 \prior to day of publication; 12 noon through May 18, the first Six M onths...... / ___ $19.50 tickets by town constables. Friday for publication Saturday and p rised in the state. Thl-ee M onths...... $ Chief constable Guy Beck said 9.75 Monday. most towns have a uniform /During the week citizens will violation ticket. If the fine is /b e asked to exercise extreme not paid within the designator caution in all their activities so time, an arrests warrent is ~_ thdt needless accidental deaths tained and the matter gpbs to and injuries will be avoided.^ the courts, he said. / Monday has been designate specials! Tax Cut inflationary /a day for traffic safety;^ 4 X . The commission^ m i ■Tuesday, summer safety; recommended selectmenslectmt ask /Wednesday, bicycle and motor­ Diametrically opposite economic Night Lights at Charter Oak Park (Photo by Doug Bevins) the State TrafHd^CommissionTrafH( tp cycle safety; Thursday, fire With a drop in the GNP there ^re less survey traffica f l ^ whereV Lake Rd safety; Friday, occupational philosophies have been voiced by goods to purchase. A tax forgiveness meets Rt. 87, considered asbfe- safety and Saturday, home ty hazaj;d for several reasons. safety. Arthur Burns, head of the Federal program would only create more con-- K Reserve System, and Senators sumer money to buy fewer goods. Kennedy, Mondale and Humphrey as Predictably prices would continue to Open Forum remedial measures to buttress the rise and the inflationary trend would Boltpn High School country’s economy. be speeded. Apparently responding to a William Simon, desipate secretary / Honor Roll decrease in the nation’s Gross of the Treasury, has joined with Burns Town Democrats Shtmld National Product, and certainly with in condemning the tax cut and holding Aiidreii' Tally G rade 12 Kurt Cowles Philip Manning an eye on what is good for them Await All the Facts X High Honors Randall Fish Katherine Miner to a tight money policy. hfarilyn Glidden Kathleen Kowalyshyn Debra Morrone politically, the Democratic senators We agree with them. And no one is a Linda Tomaszewski Margaret Landrey Todd Redden To the editor: The Name of the Game Susan Manning have urged a decrease in income more consistent critic of taxes, and dent Johnson is quoted as position of his part in the ITT Arnett Thornton Recently the Democratic saying he thought he was the Honors Louise Paggioli John Varca taxes as a means of stimulating the merger? After all he first WASHINGTON - Next to the blacks for sociological reas Joel Fontella the way in which they are spent, than Town Committee took a stand first president that woul(J end refused the merger and then for Linda Samtogna Deborah Vernier . more strident harridans of The argument seemed tb be Duane Forand econopiy. we are. in support of the impeachment up in jail but he really didn’t Yvonne Smith Dane Ward some, not fully explained Woman’s Lib, the jokers who that the nation owed blaelcs the Susan Hills investigation of the President. have to worry as there was’no William Stern ' Bums, on the other hand, has an­ Inflation is world wide and until this reason, changed his mind. Ralph annoy me most are the career right to play in the gojirtourna- Mary Houle If this is a sincere interest in one out to get him. The degree Nader has tried to get the liberals of. the bleeder type who Linda Ursin nounced an increase in the Federal what is right and not just ment. Were I a ,^ c k , this Heather Longstreth year was fairly well controlled in the of guilt seems to depend on who matter investigated but was are always wanting to change ' G rade 9 playing politics, then I wonder would annoy the bejabbers out Cynthia Ponticelli Reserve interest rate to 8% per cent, is pointing the finger. . denied the‘Opportunity. ITT is the rules to benefit our black Grade 10 Honors United States. The rate has increased 9 of me. White Amwica does owe Karen Schiavetti if they would express an opinion one of the issues in the im­ neighbors. High Honors Todd Addison an all time high, which reflects concerning President blacks a great deal, but the Mary Anne Small alarmingly, however, and it is Un­ Would the Town Committee peachment investigation, why Accordingly, I am glad a Kathleen Dooley Brenda Carron i\m somewhat the earlier interest hikes Roosevelt’s decision not to de- Masters is hot a civil rights Candis Ursin doubtedly the single greatest problem^ want to take a stand on Senator not ask to start at the beginning black named Lee Elder Audrey Leiner William Gram ^ fend Pearl Harbor when he program, ; it’s a goif tourna­ which the country’s large banks have Inoue who is accused of taking and get all the facts? Or do they qualified for the prestigious Grade 11 Rebecca Smith Martha Kendall facing everyone today. \knew of the attack three days ment. U'is also, of course, an an illegal campaign contribu­ naturally presume that a Masters tournament at High Honors Kathleen Leiner made in their prime rate. tefore, therefore sacrificing ,- exercisd in snobbery, but so Wage earners have seen hard won 3 tion last July while working on Democrat could do no wrong? Augusta, Ga., first because he’s Robert Giglio Honors Patricia Maneggia The higher interest rates would, it is 000 dead m he could claim we the Watergate Commission and wh^? Those who sponsor "the Ann Bates Kathy Moonan increases in dollars vanish as the in­ Heaven only knows I would a classy golfer, and second Masters are members of a Honors / were forced into the war. investigating so rightously the Thomas Cavanagh Kathleen Moriahos hoped, prove a deterrent to borrowing love to see politics cleaned up because now I won’t have to irivate club, they are not in Kathleen Brown flationary growth passed them and What about President same actions of others? Senator but it is only possible if you do it listen to as much whining twad­ /n\ Laura Edwards Louis Paggioli both by businesses and individuals and Woodrow Wilson who used the Montoya also asked about "charge of handing out the right Danial Buckson Erin Rushiow left them worse off, in rehl buying completely. It only makes dle about the "exclusivist’’/ to vote. ‘ Paul Landrey hence would result in a “tight money” sinking' of the. Luisitania as a laundered funds while he was politics even dirtier if stands policies of the Masters tosses. poWer, than they had been befbr^. reason for our entering World Moreover; more white accused of the same. What are taken for personal benefit By accepting an invitation to policy. War I and now the truth has golfers than black golfers have Fixed income people, the retirbd^ about the $50,000 given to without concern for truth or piay in next year’s Masters, Contrarily the program of the come out that that was trickery Senator Hubert Humphrey in been dis^rijriinated against by South Windsor and the elderly, have been the hardest \ justice. Maybe that’s why con­ Elder will berome the first the Masters. This of course is also? Then there’s the Tonkin the back seat of a car, or the gressmen are rated even lower black to perform therein. That senators would swell the flow of .Gulf attack in the Vietnam War true because there are more hit victims of the trend. Unable to in­ money Rep. Peter Rodino, the than the Presidentoy public is good, not because he is black . T /money, making more available to con­ white golfers, but.,no campaign crease their income they have seen that is now considered doubtful. head of the Judiciary Com­ opinion. If people should resign but because he i$ a black who It seems amazing that people has been mounted'to make the sumers, and it also would be in­ mittee, received from the because of how the people feel was good enough to qualify by ao the value of their dollars decrease un­ accept war and death as a fact Masters a truly democratic and Dairymen’s Association. Would about them, then we wouldn’t winning a m ^ r tournament — Church Women flationary in that it would increase of life with no loud outcry or in­ ethnically conscious event by til the elderly have become the most they care to comment on have any government at all. the Monsahio' Open. It was deficit spending by some 9 billion vestigation until too late, yet Senator Henry Jackson and requiring the inclusion of cer­ poverty-stricken of America’s people. Politicians have now slipped to Eiejer’s first major victory tain Italian, Greek, Polish, dirty politics’that have always Rep. Wilbur Mills who took il­ To Hold Banquet dollars by the federal government. the bottom of the list of whom since he''joined the pro tour Irish or even Puerto Rican r existed and probably always A few hundred dollars tax cut would legal contributions from Guif people trust. several years ago, but to hear With a budgetary deficit assured will, can cause such turmoil gmfers. be welcome, if it di(i not fan the fires Oil Corp. and Senator Muskie The Town Committee takes a the bleeders you’d think he’d JUDY KUEHNEL For reservations call Virginia and self destruction. If those in­ Once upon a time, when I was Z there is no way that taxes can be who took from Diamond Inter- stand before testimony is com­ been barred from the Masters Correspondent Dzen, 644-0444. of inflation. Unfortunately it does. So cidents are too far in the past, overing President nationai? \ pleted, facts found out or because of the color of his skin. 646-1364 Thrift Shop lowered by the billions without though a war is the most horri­ lisenhower, the press corps we should forego the one in favor of Since the Town Gommittee decisions made, so I guess they/ Well now. The Masters rules The Wapping Community Mrs. E. Striebel, manager of / ble thing that can happen to”a. /followed him annually for a further deficit spending, which is one is all for impeachment would know all the answers but thejr are plain. To qualify, a golfer Church Women annual meeting the Community Thrift Shop has the longer term goal. country, then how about som^ golfirjg vacation in Augusta. of the principal causes of inflation. they suggest the samedreat- are forgetting “ He who is who is not automatically in and banquet will be held at requested donations of good The battle against inflation will of the people involved in the The Augusta club permitted us nient for these others whff also without sin, cast the .first vited because he’s a former Willie’s Restaurant in used clothing, bric-a-brac,' As a political move the tax cut may Watergate investigation? jburnMistic duffers to hack not be an easy one. Over three broku the laws and betrayed the stone.” Masters dhampion or otherwisi Manchester May 20. small appliances, and books It seems some of these in­ away at the turf on what might be appealing. But it would only serve public trust. I will be waiting to Mrs. Peter Sadlqski has established himself ov New officers to be installed at and toys to be sold at the shop, decades we have been spending vestigators had the same job be called the common man’s hear therri speak out on these 48 Hollister Street the years as a player of' ui4- this time are Jean Clay, presi­ Sullivan Ave., Plaza. i to accelerate inflation, which is harm­ before during the Bobby Baker course, but we were barred money and hoping to pay our debts in issues also, if they are in­ questiohed prestige, oitist win dent; Jean Wetherell, first Also requested for sale on scandal. Senators Ervin, from the Masters layout. I sup­ ing everyone. ’The loss to inflation terested in cleaning up the one of the regular 45 pro tqur president; Donna LaGair, se­ consignment basis are hand cheaper dollars. Now it has caught up Talmadge and Montoya were on pose that was discrimination, political mess. After all we tournaments. cond president; Virginia Dzen, crafted items. Leftovers from would undoubtedly more than offset the committee but the but I never felt discriminated with us. But WC/C^ beat it with wise can’t say, "these just don’t That doesn’t seem too n^ch secretary; Alice Sewell, tag saies can be picked up on any tax decrease. difference was that they were against. I was a guest of a and precautiofiary use of our fiscal exist because they do eXist,” as to ask. It certainly offers/the treasurer; Marjorie Qogsten, request. tjien investigating their own private club, and had no golfing Henry Becker said. pro golfer a fighting chande to dinner; Marian Hollowell, 'The shop is sponsored by the / brakes. party so there was no Bible rights but those granted me by The important issue also \vas qualify — in’fact, 45 fighting membership; Phillis Mann, South Windsor Woman’s Club. quotations or searching that club. support for Bill Cotter, First f/.yV. Biased chances to qualify. Given 45 publicity; Eleanor Bachman, Proceeds are distributed within ■ \ Cliff Roberts, major domo of questions. Instead they voted 27 District congressman for his whacks at being named Mgger worship; Marise Browning and times to cover up, slow down or the ^ s te rs , has said Elder will th e conqmunity for "forthright position on the im­ Dear sir : of the Year and ev q rl /might Margaret Parenchuck, ways scholarships, charities and stop the problem wherever it be Jnvited to play in the 1975 peachment question.” While O /A ’pril 24, 1974, the U.N. stir from my accustomed and means; Shirley Schmidt, other worthwhile projects. We 'A re Not Alone looked like it-would reach into ^ n t . “He has earned his in- they were discussing him why S e^rit^ouncil on a vote of 13 lethargy. Yet in recent/ years /Vitation and we are delighted,” special hospitality; Pan Elliot Business hours are Tuesday, the White House. Even Presi- don’t they ask for a fortright to 0, c^em i.ed Israel’s April there has been aZeampaign. Roberts added. Were I Lee and Jan Murtha, fair; Sandy Wednesday, Thursday from 10 13 rata into Lebartpn as an “act naturally joined^y Mtional Billings, program. a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday They may not have their Watergate 9 ^ Elder, the word I would savor France has almost no government of violence.” No mention what­ politicians lo o l^ for a vote or in Roberts’ statement is Also Carolyn Myrick, mis­ from 1 to 4 p.m. but other governments have greater at all and Italy does have no govern­ Clergy Should Stay soever was made of the in­ two, to c h ^ e the /Masters “earned.” That’s the name of sions; Dodie Henning, sunshine, Paper Drive trials still. human, insane and murderous rules to permit participation by the game. Fran Amesen, nominating; Dot The Board of Trustees of the ment at all. Britain’s strikes and scan­ Arab Guerrilla attack on (Jiryat, Collins and Beth Reynolds, you’ll llk( The Soviet Union is sufferilfg the Wapping Community Oiurch cool dals are testing her democracy, as it Out of Lettuce Dispute Shemona where 18 people, evening hospitality; Betty will sponsor a paper drive ali priced right pains of a rebellion of intellectuals. is tested here in America. To the editor: mostly children, were Marino and Mary Lou Miller, day May 1 1 . Magazines, this pricel deliberately and methodically savings! Remembering the role that our in­ ’There is an Old saying, “The pass the savings on to the poor day hospitality. ^ telephone books and fashion duo! liiere are anti-government riots in deprived lettuce cutter who killed. newspapers, in any substantial tellectuals played 200 years ago in the shoemaker should stick to his India; heaus c' states fall in Africa. last.” (I think). came here because he was starv­ . Israel’s “act of violence” was All ladies of the church are amount will be picked up. Call carried out in such a manner j welcome to attend the banquet. Revolution, we can imagine what the - It seems the clergy should do ing in his own country. They 644-0933. Even Portugal has a military coup. to insure no innocent liv fun and freedom - \ t h e same. They have enough to are making now . as much as Russian intellectuals might do some would Jie lost. As"a m a t ^ of look what show off your Governments across the world are in do to hold their flocks together many people tom in the U.S’A. day. / fact, care was delib^tely loving ‘sw oof shirts travail. without taking on the lettuce Most of/the stores in midriff wlfli taken prior to the/raid to we’ve ‘haltered’.. Red C3iina is again in some kind of workers problem also. I will Manchester are not unionized and mastic waist pants, We do not rejoice in the worldwide evacuate Arab reg en ts for wager (I know I am safe as the but I have yet to see a priest, arland’s cotton smooth, sensuous agony. Visas are suddently more dif­ fear they might ^injured. pain. We merely mention it to clergy are unable to gamble) minister or rabbi handing out naturals lor Juniors literature to this effect. If one still wonders why the gnit drosses sets hy ‘In’ ficult to come by. Areas of the country emphasize that our government is not that not one church in the state If you men of the cloth are U.N. has b e c ^ e so grossly in­ are closed. Stories about rioting and has a lettuce worker in his alone in its difficulties, "ft^lisery loves ffock. really concerned make an effective /n keeping and securing world peace, I believe smoke rising from the cities are Company.” But we hope, out of all Before they tackle this exodus to Washington (pr even part ofjhe answer lies in its in- reported. prfclem, I feel that all of the just an Exodus) and complain this, that right and truth will prevail. consi^rate, biased and ar- c le rg y should be union and picket as to the high prices and malnutrition already ram­ bitnrfy handling of this most- members. Otherwise what senous matter. r - right do they have to shout pant in the land for those on a Very truly yours, about union organization? I fixed income. Victor I. Moses just think I will picket each church From various photos in the i^^lR 229 E. Center St. each as a non-union organization. paper, I would say that many of the clergy are not aware of this Manchester Just Why do you union men I ThjB Almanac patronize non-union churches, as yet. *25. or don’t you? The clergy should make a j Fun-plotted Creslan ® acryllc/cotton Bared 't-straps to criss-cross or Further, fathers, (I like that, concerted effort to gather lip hooded and zippered handwarmers to | halter, and, slip Into on a hot summer their stray lambs and leave the it has a certain ring to it) why Play the Lottery. wear with everylhlng, even as beach dayl Neat, cool, comfortable in­ United. Press International Danish-American journalist unions to the unions. Herald woman to become director of aren’t you passing out • If your number matches all five digits of the win­ coverups, all summer long! terlocked cotton knits. Today is Friday, May 3, the and civic reformer Jacob Riis literature at foreign import car As a union merhber myself, I the U.S. Mint. Yesterdays ning Lottery number, in any order, you've just 123rd day of 1974 with 242 to was born May 3, 1849. sales rooms? Or picket the peo­ have never attempted to advise • Red • Navy • Blue • Green • S-M-L , • Navy • Beige • Red • Peach follow. In 1940, Congress proclaimed the churches on how to manage scrambled yourself an easy $25. On this day in history: the third Sunday in May as "I ple who drive them? Picket and The pants...our newest elastic waist I • Sizes S-M-L In 1919, U.S. airplane their churches l^ut perhaps it $25 winners get"Instant Cash Payoff'at Lottery ^ The. moon Js approaching its Am an American Day.” distribute at the. discount 25 Years. Ago comfortable fitting flares. Easy-care, Sfjaortswear, dovimtown and ParKade. passenger service began when might to a good idea at that. drawings and at participating Savings and'Loans. full phase. In 1968, the United States and houses where about 80 per cent Beethoven Glee Club holds lightweight polyester/cotton. Robert Hewitt flew Mrs. J. A. It still puzzles me, why should \ ® ,97.-1, Just one more way to win Connecticut's Lottery. The morning stars are Mer­ North Vietnam agreed to start of their merchandise "is non­ 24th anniversal7 concert. • Prints. • Plaids • Stripes' • Florals Hoagland and Miss Ethei a non-union member bd’fighting cury, Venus and Jupitqr.' peace talks in Paris. union fpreign import. Why? "Whatever happened to whistling while you work?" • Sizes 5-13 Hodges from New York City to One/thing I will say for the for someone else’s union? And The evening stars are Mars only one group? 10 Years Ago Atlantic City. A thought for the day: British clergy, they drive American Junior place, downtown and Parkade. and Saturn. Richhrd E. Jackman This date was a Sunday; 'Die In 1933, Mrs. Nellie Tayloe novelist ^ w a rd Lytton said, Cadillacs, Chryslers and other . Those bom on this date are 69 Oak Street Herald did not publish. Ross was sworn in as the first "The easiest person to deceive Mfpensive cars._ Why not buy an under the sign of Taurus. Manchester is. one’s own self.” American economy car and PAGE EIGHT ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 3. 1974

Andover MM CHESTER e v e n in g HFRALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Mav 3. 1974- pa g e NINE Unleaded Rham District Gasoline I About Town PTA Fair Sale Ordered I Members of Sunset Rebekah Members of toe VFW Port, with WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Lodge will meet Saturday at Auxiliary and color guard plan­ On May 11 Environmental Protection Budget Vote Monday 1:30 pm. at Holmes Funeral ning to attend toe Loyalty Day Home, 400 Main St., to pay > FRANK ATWOOD Agency (EPA) has ordered Parade Sunday in Middletown ELLEN LARIVIERE 111.000 service stations acroks ANNE EMT respects , to the late Mrs. will meet at toe Post Home and, through a compact sigqed Florence Chapman, a member. Correspondent the country to begin selling at Correspondent from material distributed by from 9 to 9:30 a.m. by all toe boards, governs the 742-9117 least one grade of unleaded gas^ Tel. 228-3971 toe Connecticut Association for Everyone whose advice was Tnie Andover PTA Gay Ninety oline by July 1. procedures for joint employ­ sought said it couldn’t be done. ccaxsriATioKS The Regional District 8 the Advancement of School Ad­ Fair will be presented on May Announcing the order ment of a superintendent and A- greenhouse in a corner of a Board of Education has called a ministration, Inc. and com­ 11 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Thursday, EPA said 60 to 85 per district meeting for Monday toe establishihent of a central basement recreation room, pared districts with Dollar for dollar, elementary school. The fair is cent of the 1975 model cars office facility and staff to per­ with nq. opening to the outside evening at 8 in the Rham High enrollments of 2,500 to 5,000. coordinated by a joint effort of It would iMeed be a^ull hum­ minutes the patient began to coming out this fall will be School Auditorium to vote on Its form toe functions specified The Central- Office Com­ Starmaster gives you air couldn’t be a success, -Ivy the PTA Executive Board. drum existence if we knew therein. Sheptoff was told. Too much show some interest in things, equippto with catalytic con­ proposed 1974-1975 budget of mittee has drawn up a list of 21 Events and entertainment everything and there was 31,909,716. Specifically, it was the humidity would build up and the but he was wilUng to lie and verters, which clean engine duties and responsibilities of a more than any scheduled consist of square nothing left to learn. It is so in­ rest until we had completed exhausts but can be damaged Voters may vote only to proposed salary increases for school superintendent and plants would be subject to dis­ dancing, local talent, teresting to probe and ponder toe superintendent, and assis-. ease. snriall bunshes of arbutus and by leaded gasoline. accept or reject the budget — many at any time terminate the other camper around. professional entertainment, over the mysterious and un­ The EPA said that an no cuts may be made. tant superintendent, 7.4 per But Mrs. Sheptoff went ahead tied them on the handlebars. employement of a superinten­ and a concert by the Williman- known. aditional 10,000 gasoline Except for the addition of cent and 9.6 per cent, respec­ dent if his performance does Period. with her idea and, with the help tively, that were questioned at tic Band. Programs will be O.p. has always been in­ Going home O.C. could help a stations, mostly in rural aras, 348,000 for tennis courts and 31,- not meet these standards. of her husband, constructed a available at the fair. toe district hearing. trigued by the actions and reac­ little with the leg work but both also will have to start selling 540 for summer baseball and greenhouse six feet high, five Featured for the younger tions of what we consider the Upon a request from Mrs. feet deep and five feet wide. hands were occupied holding unleaded gasoline aftei' next soccer pltograms, the budget is generation will be greased pole lower forms of life. “Lower” , Jan. 1. Imodale Richards, regional She has been growing plants his little pal, to his buddy had to exactly the same as that However, the question of the and pie eating contest, relay and yet they perform feats far board chairman, the there through the winter manage the steering. Any station selling more thSn presented at the district capabilities of the races, and accuracy games. beyond our capabilities. hearing April 22. superintendent’s office has months with no problems from 200.000 gallons of gasoline a superintendents was not the / Various booths for all ages Here is a case that has released salary figures showing humidity. Trailing arbutus! First year will have to have at least It re{)resents a 3229,460 in­ issue at the hearing but the will contain items such as always baffled O.C. but may be * one pump for unleaded gas. / crease over the present that this district's salary (27,- She watches a thermometer jvildflower messenger of spring 008) for a superintendent ranks salaries were along with the plants, handcrafted jewelry, very clear to some wiser folks. Also, all stations in counties / operating budget of 31,680,256 salaries of the principals. and a hydrometer inside the baked goods, cheese and the A friend accepted the offer to we have. Beautiful but so 17.5 in a listing of 43 school dis- greenhouse, and if the air gets fragile and dependent on man’s with fewer than 50 persons a and discounting 3191,457 which Nutmeg Ck)untjy Store. The occupy one seat of the tandem square mile must sell unleaded the board estimates as receipts tricte with a median of 326,300. too warm or the moisture con­ newest addition is an old on a trip for trailing arbutus. solicitude! It was quite plen­ Reid Hubbard shows bne of the whale bones. (Herald photo by Drinkuth) Figures also show that in a tent too high she gets ventila­ tiful withiii a few miles radius gas if they sold at least 150,000 for 1974-1975, a levy of 31,718,259 Many felt that the board fashioned ice cream parlor. The combination of distance will be placed on the three dis­ comparison of assistant tion by opening the door. / of Manchester when we were gallons of gasoline in 197l br should not cut its budget but The raffle being held, will and speed would be too much later. superintendents salaries this Her plants live in a complete­ trict towns of Hebron, Andover offer ap^am/fm portable radio, for the little pup that always boys. So fragrant! We could Hebron district’s salary (320,770) ranks that funds should be ly artificial environment. For Regardless of the content, • and Marlborough, if the budget and a small am pocket radio, stuck by O.C. like his shadow. locate large beds of it by the ! ' at 20 in a listing of 24 districts. redistributed to put more into convenience, since she works breeze borne pleasing odor. gasoline will be more plentiful is approved. Over-all, this is a the educational aspect rather the drawing to be held during So Rex was left in the house The median here is 322,120. ,away from home in the effective June 1, the Federal 3174,249 increase for the three than the administrative aspect. h tke auction, which is the finale when we started. towns. ^ The figures given were taken daytime, she works in the Energy Office (FEO) an­ of the fair. Not knowing why he was so Our parents taught us to pick greenhouse in the evening. The sparcely in the beds and not at nounced Thursday. Students Entertain Seniors Broken down, Hebron, with If you need a big camper for a big family but vou Anyone wishing to contribute uneasy inside, O.C.’s mother artificial lights are turned on by It said enough Arab oil is 48.52 per cent of the total enroll­ their services, items for white let him out. We think we were all where the plants were NANCY DRINKUTH Jnly camw? H t h H '‘'s »he a timer at 6 p.m. and turned off reaching the United States to and hostesses. ’There they were Blood and terror the men do ment, will experience the elephant or auction items, out-of-sight then. We certpinly scattered, never to dislodge the Correspondent comfnrt 0*'^ yo" ••’6 value, at 9 a.m. The basement window allow increased allocations of the guests of the school for see, largest increase. ’This town’s comfort and features your family needs Like which will be collected prior to traveled faster than such a roots and be satisfied with a Tel. 228-3970 ALBASI GREENHOUSES which shows as^'h dark rec­ almost all oil products. lunch. the whales fight and struggle levy will increase 3115,425, or dinettes and bunks that sleep six or eight, the fair in May 4, can contact small dog could keep up for the few small bouquets for our Senior Citizens and Gilead tangle above the gr^ienhouse But FEO Administrator John After lunch Reid Hubbard, a to be free. from 3718,274 to 3833,699. the Andover School or any of distance. About four miles from friends. A small bunch gives a Hill students were entertained fe«h o"?h°e" « The lights are flourescent spring attracts many bees but it petroleum shortage unless con­ prepared as a part of a library will experience an increase of a complete kitchen Mickey Vl.nkels, Nancy We w ere busy m aking group, under the direction of console. Stop In and tubes, 40 inches long, and there is said that there is no nectar servation is practiced. researclL project. Reid’s sub­ are oil, blubber, perfume 348,684 from 3463,3*7 to 3512,- Goodier, plants, Julie Haverl, bouquets of arbujus when the Mrk. Jackie Eagles, presented and paint. 041. f Siveef Spanish see the SUrmastar are five of them, at the top, on produced to reward them. ject was the possible extinction Joan Coshman, raffle, Caroline poor little mutt staggered up to a shortened version of Gilbert today. show you both sides and adross the back. of whales. The whales want to live as Andover, with the smallest (of Graham, Arline Duchesneau, us and dropped flat on the and Sullivan’s “Mikado.” you and me, ONION PLANTS Slarcraltsmanshlp. 'There is one incandescent bulb Careless, greedy ravishing of Earlier in the year he became percentage — 21.68 per cent — 10 movies. Bill Surdam. ground with tongue hanging out Mrs. Eagles teaches music at TRAY to supplement the flourescent this delicate wood^flower had interested in the worldwide ’That’s just plain good, don’t will experience a 310,140 in­ iSTARCRAFT M Also, Remnants, Nita and eyes almost set. He seemed Andover Elementary School \T A X INCLUDED lights. Large plants stand in caused It to a p p r^ h extinction program to induce Russia, you see!” crease from 3362,379 to 3372,519. Willman; ice cream parlor, to have no interest in anything. and at the Gilead Hill School. containers on the floor. Small until laws w^f-e passed to' BIKES Norway and Japan to stop With the help of Librarian O bjections Eleanor Fisher; baked goods, He had found his young master The Andover students in the plants in their pots are on con­ protect it. It seems to be killing whales. After Peg Gilman and her Son, Chris At least one group in the dis­ Ewiy Girl Tomato Plahk^Naw This teachers of Andover School; and that was all that m atter^. chorus are in Grades 4,5 and 6. Taarl — Very Earlyl \ venient shelves. recovering a very little in some lOGpoid BSpoodl researching the topic Reid Gilman, Reid produced the film trict, the Hebron Taxpyers clown makeup booths, Biance O.Q. believes if there had 3 Spaed They have been rehearsing for VAN'S places but the progress is very wrote the following poem for strip which he presented for the Association, Inc., is urging Move Outdoors Massey; Mothers Day booth. been another mile to go his about two months. They OPEN DAILY 9 (K.M.-7 P.M . slow. Sel Up and Beady “Project Johan” : senior citizens. Mrs. Gilman Tejection of the proposed We are using the story and Rose Bunker; white elephant, faithful pup would have run presented the program in An­ budget based on its assumption VILLA LOUISA RD. (Off Birch ML Rd.) U/sure L/V/ng the picture now because spring greenhouse in a comer of the basement recreation room provides space for Ivy To Go “Whales are beginning to be had 17 books about'whales on S I f .,,1 M.,M Ann Rem esch; children’s himself to_ death trying to ac­ dover on Friday night, but extinct now, that the proposed budget could ROLTON • TELEPHONE 649*0164 has come and very soon all the bheptoff to grow dozens of plants during winter months. Ivy is Mrs. Kenneth Sheptoff of 13 display in the library. 1 V 1 I games, Paul Jurovaty. complish the only thing in the H ave GUn, Will Sell Wednesday’s performance at the bull, the calf, the cow. be reduced by over 350,000. * plants, still in containers, will Brownstone Apartments, off Oakland St. Her chihuahua is a frequent companion in the Pie eating contest, John and world that meant anything to Gilead Hill was the first time greenhouse. (Herald photo by'Dunn) ' ■ GIGANTIG They’ve been taken away Also a large collection of In reaching this figure, toe be moved outdoors. ’Those that Ray Corl; kitchen, Ike and him then: Get with his best the group has appeared on a whale artifacts, loaned to the association proposes toe dele­ thrive in full sun will go on the NEW YORK (UPI) - Police from their babies, Marge Surdam; greased pole, friend. arrestto James McEnnis, 27, SELEimON stage. ’There is no auditorium at hardly any whales live to the school by Richard Leonard of tion of jHie tennis courts, a south side of the apartment and home from a food store, is James Bunker; special booth, There is the mystery. How the Andover School. Bolton, were on display. reduction in the Central Office better under these conditions, The “baskets” were metal or Thursday and accused him of old ages. those that need more shade and doing nicely and may some day Don Libby and Louise Gagne. could he find us? Following the “Mikado,” the Committee levy on Rham, and less heat will go on the north although the largest of the plastic tops from aerosol cans. selling pistols door-to-door out The presentation was a time­ produce another fruit. green tomatoes has started to These are only the individuals We were out of sight from the of a shopping bag. Police said FARR'S senior citizens were escorted to The sea is a cradle, the har­ a reduction in the salary in­ side. Some will be sunk in the Each had a piece of "oasis,” highway and not making any 2 m a in ST. the library by Gilead Hill ly one as Gov. Thomas Meskill Tomato Ripening turn red. in charge. There are many McEnnis had 14 handguns on poon is a war, creases requested by the prin­ ground, pot and all. cut approximately to fit the would helped. noise. It’s not likely that the 643-7111 students chosen to act as hosts has declared May 2 and 3 as On the floor in five-gallon There are two orchids. A pur­ him when he was jailed. but the whales I do hope for. cipal and vice principal. “FU see you container and to hold water for OpM Dally toG "Save the Whale Days.” Mrs. Sheptoff has had Recently at the state PTA rubber tires would leave, a' Central Office excellent success with a croton cans, .are six tomato plants, ple Moses has leaves the color several days around the stems. convention held in Meriden, the scented trail that could be dis­ The Central Office, Com- •, plant, on the floor at the right tried as an experiment. They of its name. I noted a Hindu Each member had brought Hebron Andover PTA received an tinguished from dozens of mittee budget of 382,000 has side of the door, with handsome have grown tall and produced rope, a Brazilian prayer plant, flowers from home to be award for the best program ot|iers that travelled the roads. never been brought before the red-and-green leaves. A pineap­ some blossoms and some fruit, a small orange tree, ornamen­ snipped to short sizes for the Saturday presentation in the state.' Anyway, fox terriers trail by but of small size. Pefhaps a tal peppers, kalanchoe in small containers and there was SAVE $$^0N FOOD COSTS! public for a public hearing even ple, started with the cut-off top Book Sale sight and not scent. ’They have though each of toe three towns of a fruit the Sheptoff’s brought different variety would do bloom, a golden aphelandra a remarkably large variety of Rham Budget Opposed which has green leaves but will The Andover Little League thin close fitting lips. in toe district, as well as toe blooms. In one “basket” I found and Pony League will sponsor a People speak of dogs as bloom with spikes of golden narcissus, a twig of azalea with Rahm district, has received, a at our bake sale at the Andover haying a good or poor nose. It is “levy” for its share. flowers, a bromeliad with spiky red buds, a vinca blossom and ( p l a n t By Taxpayers Group Market on Saturday, starting at believed that the/mucous lining GROW leaves that will produce a two of fragrant spice viburnum, The committee is comprised yellow flower in the center, and •10 a.m. of the lips are the most sen­ NANCY DRINKUTH tablished without a public of two members from each of Now In Stock! and pink blossoms of flowering sitive scent organ. That’s why Cub Pack 28. First place trophy See Our an ivy geranium which has just The Andover softball leagues VEGETABLES Members’ of the Taxpayers hearing on the matter. was won by Mark Coppolelli. the four boards of education almond. In others there were, are self-supporting and much hounds with their large hanging t fA R r s , started to put out blossoms. Association have issued a state­ Finally they said, "The Second and third place were H eritage Lovely, forsythia, grape hyacinths, Ups are best at following scent There are several very hand­ equipment and uniforms are ment urging Hebron residents Hebron Taxpayers Association won by Christopher Robson and SEED bridal wreath, flowering needed. trails. THIS Colorftil some plants upstairs in the to jittend Monday’s Rham advocates quality education for Michael Lewandowski. Stephen quince, American andromeda Little League games will O.C. carried Rex to a little living room, including a gar­ and primula. budget meeting. ’They recom­ our children. We feel that this Gustavson was awarded the r ' VITAMIN Pansies begin Monday evening at the nearby brook and dipped a few denia that has grown to be four “It’s just something we do SUMMER! mend the rejection of the objective can be achieved by a trophy for best appearance. POTATOES Andover Elementary School. sips of water with his hand. proposed budget. Office'! feet high and blooms regularly, more efficient management of Judges for the event were HEADQUARTERS every year,” said Mrs. Man­ After a few moments a few QUAUTY SISCe 1892 and a bird of paradise plant Pony League games will start In their statement, they listed our tax dollar.” Father Robert Persing and Liggett Parkade ning, but they had chosen a during the week of May 13. more swallows. After some about the same size, currently small convalescent home items of the budget which are of Tag Sale Selectman Robert Craig. Low Prices! \ IIOWERING SHRUBS resting after putting on a show Pony League players will com­ The CHAS. C. HART SEED Co., Wethersfield, Conn. particular concern to members The Hebron Taxpayers because the larger ones now pete with players torn other/ of its distinctive orange-and- have too many patients for this Thursday: Hamburg-bun, . Tv of the group. ’They propose the Association will sponsor a tag • Pink Almond. blue flowers. areas. / deletion of the tennis courts, a small club. french fries, peas, fruit ice. 1 • LAWN • V sale Saturday and Sunday from • Hon^suckle There isn’t very much ground Little League is now in open milk. EGETABLE • FLOWER SEEDS 1 reduction in the Central Office 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event will competition between the fcxes • Btiauty Bush area for conventional gardening Friday: Orange juice, hot / Committee levy on Rham of |3,- be held on the Hebron Green in at the apartment house,, which since there are five Andover dog-bun, potato chips, carrot ^600 and a reduction in salary in­ the center of the town on Rt. 66, f Lilacs girls on the teams this/year. dictated the growing of plants sticks, cake, milk. creases for the principal and Over 1,000 items will be on sale. □ Over. 25 Varieties! in containers. When the living Court Head coordinator/ of the the vice principals. Regatta Winner A-F z room window was more than leagues is George/ Knox of The proposal amounts to a The second annual Sailboat Boston Hill Rd., Aridover. ADVERTISEMENT - filled with pots, Mrs. Sheptoff D is b a r s total reiduction of the budget of Regatta was held recently by began thinking of a basement Menils BURRITT BANK Wf your finger tips. . . 350,000. / , greenhouse. Andover Elertientary School HAS SUMMER GIFTS! Taxpayers Association Rhododendrons As soon as she thinks we can Agnew menus for nextf week: Fondue sets and handy members attended the hearing I m UFFL[ Our Heritage Office at stop worrying about a frost she Monday: Sausage, gravy, beverage kits available now for CALL 643-5144 ' for this budget on April 22 and K-Mart Plaza is open every In fidvely shades of Pink, will empty the greenhouse, ANNAPOLIS, Md. (UPI) — mashed potato, vegetable' depositors at “The Big B.” they feel that many of their CBIIKS Reward your savings with top STOP * clean it thoroughly, and have it Maryland’s highest court has sticks, blond brownies, milk. questions were not answered. Satur(day 10 a.m.-2 p.m. interest rates and top gifts from White and Red; many are In bud ready for another fall. disbarred former Vice'Presi­ Tuesday: Pizza, string "The budget of the Central Of­ Gloria is our manager the money place — the cute lit­ MANCHESTER Baraard Lozlar, r May Baskets dent Spiro T. Agnew for “fraud, beans, butterscotch pudding, fice, which is the office of the milk. tle red bank building opposite In c . there. She’s a real pro. Patients at the Green Lodge dishonesty and deceit.” superintendent, is of particular 436 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER • 643-0370 Wednesday: Orange juice, Cumberland Farms in Hebron LUMRER COMPANY concern, they say. convalescent home found May To do. otherwise, the Next to Willie's Steak House With twelve years in the shepherd’s pie, bread-butter, Center. Open daily 10:30 - 6:00; " *4” to *12*® baskets on their breakfast trays Maryland Court of Appea'ls said Association members feel Repairs and choice of dessert, milk. Thurs. nights ’til 8:00. 228-9471. - savings field, she knoWs on May Day through courtesy of Thursday, would “constitute a that the budget request of 382,- Replacements SPECIAL Miay 2 M ay 10 000 for the Central Office has her business. Gloria and We Have Plenty of Onion Sets, the Perennial Planters Garden travesty of our responsibility.” Phona Vegetable Seeds and Flower Seeds.. .. Club. ^ Rather than stand trial on not been properly explained. her team at the Heritage The ladies met Monday charges involving a kickback They questioned the fact that 649-4484 FKE FRONT iUOIIIENT the budget figure had been es­ office want to help you evening at the home of ?/Irs. scheme during his years as vice With Tho Installation of 4 Shocks WHITHAM Nursery . D.E. (Bernice) Manning bn president, governor of save mpre. ‘‘Grow With Us" * Maryland and Baltimore Coun­ On American Cars Marion Dr., sat around a table * Gloria Baluk, Manager ROUTE 6 BOLTON 643-7802 in the basement and made the ty executive, Agnew resigned small, colorful bouquets. For 19 as vice president and pleaded FR O N T ^ N D . Heritage Office: K-Mart Plaza OPEN DAILY A SUNDAY 8:00 to 5:30 P.M. HEAVY DUTY patients they made 25 of the no contest to evading federal in­ This is the SHOCKS ALIGNMENT^ miniature arrangements. come taxes of 313,551. HIGHEST RETURNS ON SAVINGS Agnew had asked that he be season for temporarily suspended, rather Installed Frees t ' Effective Annual than being disbarred. He asked BLACK Quaranteetftor a^a long aa you Air Conditlonad Cara Yield Rate Type of Accourit $3.00 Extra a special three-judge panel o#n your carl hearing the case Dec. 18 ‘ ‘not to CARPENTER ANTS 4 Year Certicate. 7 . 9 0 % 7 1 / 2 % ALBASI GREENHOUSES strip me of my livelihood. I can In addition to being $1,000 minimum. resume a useful place in the unsightiy and unsanitary, ’ COMPLETE CHECK OF 21/2 Year Certificate. practice of law after my Black Ants excavate / EXHAUST SYSTEM 7 . 0 8 % 6 3 /4 % $1,000 minimum. suspension,” he pleaded. extensive gaileries in wood AND SHOCKS But the Court of Appeals con­ to serve as nesting piaces and may cause extensive ' 1-2 Year Certificate. • GERANIUMS • PANSIES cluded that “’This crime which 6 . 8 1 % 31,000 m inim um . involves moral turpitude ... is damage to your home. 6 1 / 2 % • HANGING RASKETS infested with fraud, deceit and Regular Savings Account- dishonesty.” 5 . 4 7 % Interest paid day of deposit Lantana • Fuschia • Begonias a ’The appeals tourt cited other to day of wilKdrawal. decisions requiring “that when FREE INSTALLATION CONTINUOUS COMPOUNDING. All accounts are compounded to give you the Geraniums a member of the bar is shown to BE SURE . :^BLISS hat been serving the Home Owner GUARANTEED FOR AS LONG AS highest possible yield. • REDOING PLANTS be wilfully dishonest for per­ Call I j I j I i JIJ for K YEARS. Fgr e complete FREE INSPECTION of YOUOUl OWN YOUR CAR! Withdrawals from certificate accounts prior to maturity subject to substantial sonal gain by means of fraud, your home by e Termite Control Expert, supervised MOST AMERICAN CARSI penalty (the minimum penalty required by law). deceit, cheating or like conduct, for a Preventive Maintenance program by the finest technical staff, p'Rone our nearest • VEGETARLE PLANTS absent the most compelling cir­ local office: , cumstances not shown to be FREE SAFETY CHECK OF FRONT ENDL The Local Savings People present here, disbarment Everything For The Home OPEN DAILY 9 AM to 7 PM followed as a matter of DYNAMIC ISO course.” 649-9240 WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN LUMBER AND 649-9240 WHEEL 8ALANCING par whaal gbeenhouse Manchester Savings and Loan VILUmi ■. LOUISA■ A ll... ROAD (OFF BIRCH MT. RO.) “To do other than disbar the BUILDING MATERIALS, HOME IMPROVEMENT respondent in this case, ITEMS, OR DO-IT-YOURSELF MATERIALS. YOU BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. A ik About Our Low Prtcoi On Dunlop TIroil BOLTON • TELEPHONI 649-0164 therefore would constitute a BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. CAN FIND THEM HERE. STOP IN TODAY Heritage Office: K-Mart Plaza, Spencer St., Manchester 649-3007 \ travesty of our responsibility,” DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 Cuatom Pipe Bonding Fot Main Office: Main Street, Manchester 649-4588 The Oldest & Largest in Conn. V* the appeals court said. ^^^The^ldes^^aFgesM iHConnj_^^^ All Trucka and Bars Coventry Office: Route 31, Coventry 742-7321 PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. May 3. 1974

Junior Women A fuel saving tip for fanners: Energy Unit Works on Report 50th Anniversary 22nd Annual Meeting tractors run at rated engine Win Awards speed provide JSetter fuel ef^ Attending were Comollo, the directors. As discussed, ficiency at near full loads than Barry, Walter Fuss and Manchester Junibr Women’s some of those suggestions may Planned By MARC at light loads. iu-a report back to Maurice Pass. A detailed letter be: ' \ Club received five awards at the town’s Board of Directors of advice to the meeting was the recent Junior Spring • New building reg u la ti^ The 22nd annual meeting of Four commission members sent, by Dr. Frederick Otter Conference of the Connecticut Regional Champons of Region I designed to make buildings that the Manchester Association for came to its meeting Thursday who explained he could not at­ State Federation of Women’s which includes all of the New evening in the Municipal need less heating fuel, Fuss Retarded Citizens, Inc. will be England States, part of New THE NO-SEAM BRA tend despite having been one of said. Clubs at Valle’s in Hartford. held Thursday at the Mvco THAT SMOOTHES Buildidng. Ten people were ap­ the few regulars in the past. The club, which is a Class 3 York and part of Canada. ’The • Change rating structures Polo Restaurant, Burhislde AND SHAPES pointed and Chairman Norman The fopr men at this meeting category for clubs with a quartet is composed of Susan on water, electricity, gas and Aye., East Hartford. ’There will Comollo noted that Thursday hammered out a format for membership of 75 or more, won (3unas, lead; Mary Jayne Cran­ FREEDOM FRONT* oil so that rates are hi^er per be a social hour at 6 p.m. and night’s meeting had one of its their report to the directors. We^ve Named The Baby— the Jij^net R. Knaus dall, tenor; Florence Sullivan, BY OLGA better turnouts. unit if you use more instead of dinner at 6:45. baritone and Charlene Fahey, They willTvork it out in detail in less, Fuss said. membership tray; Linguard “The heating problem is During the meeting election bass. later subcommittee meetings, • Eliminate traffic Arts Award, arts committee; of officers will be held and Imagine the freedom in ,a- over,” commented Atty. David Comollo said. Management of Natural Reservations for the dinner bottlenecks where fuel burns as '&TEL_ Barry. "The air conditioning Cole, Julie Michele, daughter of Richard A. and Cynthia Par­ special awards presented. ’The may be made by calling Mrs. no-seam bra that adjusts to A part of their report will much as tempers. tridge Cote of RFD 3, Coventry, She was born April 28 at Resources Division, conserva­ new officers will be installed in problem hasn’t begun yet.” deal in specific suggestions to Hfliimi do-it«vourself& save money! tion committee; Emerging S.J. Benson at 643-7766 or Mrs. eveiy move you m^k^ • Ask the directors to direct Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are a brief ceremony. Edward Lightbody, 643-J256. the'town manager to ask all Mr. and Mrs. Richard Partridge of Bristol, Vt. Her paternal Women Division — public af­ Following the meeting enter­ It's all done vyith Olga's fairs committee; Health Divi­ new Fre^ormFront design heads of town departments and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Cote of Newington. tainment will be provided by Change* Naitie Mahoney, Agostinelli subdepartments to report on Her maternal great-grandparents are Mrs. Alfred Cyr of 670 N. sion — health committee. Also “The Illusions,’’ a female - a flexibte;nttle "breather received were two certificates how they will d$al with the next Main St. and Mrs. George Squier of Bristol, Vt. barbershop quartet, members The Manchester Association for participating in NARK and windovy^ thdt^separates energy crunch, Barry said. of the Mountain Laurel Chapter for the Help of Regarded Guest Speaker Bicentennial Leaders the Kidney Foundation. each stde for p^ept fit and • Make sure all values are I)unnuck, Alan Kilwurd Jr., son of Alan E. and Patricia Ven- of Sweet Adelines, Inc. of Hart­ Children, Inc. has changed its Dr. Richard T. Day, chair­ As recommended by kept in mind while saving drillo Dunnack of Rt. 6, Andover. He was born April 28 at Representing Manchester ford. name to Manchester Associa­ comforl For ever^^ipure. ‘Dutch’ Fogarty and Margaret Juniors at the conference were man of the psychology, Manchester’s Civic Festival LaCroix. energy, Comollo said. For Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are “The Illusions’’ are 1973 tion for Retarded CitizensV philosophy and educational ser- Study Committee, the Board of example: Public safety may be Mrs. Gerald Brines, Mrs. (MARC) Inc. / Thompson said additional in­ Mrs. Ann Vendrillo of 318 Oakland St. and Pasquale Vendrillo of vices department at Directors has designated more important than saving the Harriet Dr., Vernon. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burkett, Mrs. Alan ’The name change became dividuals or groups will be ap­ Manchester Community former Manchester Mayors energy needed to light town Wilham A. Dunnack Sr.-of West St., Andover. His maternal Chaloux, Mrs. Wirt Craft, Mrs. effective April 18, when the pointed as required. He College, will be guest speaker Francis Mahoney and Nathan streets. Rodney Dolin, Mrs, Lawrence nMessary papers were filed expressed the boai^’s apprecia­ great-grandfather is Peter Vendrillo of High St. His paternal ^oft or lightly shaped at the Ladies Guild of the Agostinelli co-chairmen of the “It’s still vital to conserve great-grandparents are Mrs. John T. Fagan of Lake Rd An­ Finni, Mrs. Howard Holmes, with the Secretary of the State, tion for the work performed to cups,/32-36 ABC. Fully Assumption annual meeCing town’s Bicentennial Observance energy,” noted Pass. dover, and William Dunnack of Mansfield. He has two sisters. Mrs. Paul Humason, Mrs,, Corporate Division, of the State date by the study committee. Robert Jarvis, Mrs. Robert padded 32-36 AB. In sleek Monday at 8:15 p.m. pt the Committee. Mahoney is a state Dawn, O'/z; and Heather, of Connecticut. The Monaco, Mrs. John no-seam Dacron * polyester Church of the Assumption Hall. representative and Agostinelli Motowidlak, Mrs. Donald Tar- membership/voted to change Dr. Day’s topic for the is state comptroller and a can­ Ball, Karen Doris, daughter of Peter R. and Marsha Jean J. the name at its March 14 tricot or smoothest lace. All ca, Mrs. Allan Sault and Mrs. Tqeeting, "Altered States of didate for the Republican CORDLESS Barber Batt of Lord Rd., Rockville. She ^as born April 25 at meeting./ bdnnl bell Alfred Woodward Jr. with nylonand Lycra*span- Consciousness,’’ is derived nomination for governor. / BIG-A® GRASS SEED Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandfather is Warren In commenting on the name SHRUB TRIMMERS dex. White, nude, black and from a research on sleep and In announcing the co- C. Barber of Plantsville. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and change Mrs. John B. ten-o-six dream patterns and ESP. The chairmen, Mayor John ’Thomp­ Mrs. Robert Batt of North Tonawanda NY McElraevy, MARC president, pastels. 5.50 to 7.50. event is open to all women of son said the members of the spring said that it was undertaken in the parish. ^ . Civic Festival Study Com­ Blais, Christopher Michael, son of Bruce J. and Deborah A. ■ ______order to conform with the name During the meeting, officers mittee will stay on as members pint sale 4 LBS. 6 FT. PICNIC TABLE Ghatterton Blais of 1238 Hartford Tpke., Rockville. He was born •:< of the National Association for of the Bicentennial Observance WITH 2 BENCHES Retarded Citizens. The national will be nominated and com­ REG. $2.09 n f " Hospital. His maternal grand- P n l l t f i f r * ! N n t A a mittees will make their annual Committee. They are: Ralph reg. 5.50 3.95 Non-sKck coated. Built-in parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Chatterton of 49 South St., S i l l O t C S organization changed its name Fast grawing. reports. Maccarone, Carol Kuehl, John rechargeable batteries. Rockville. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John W.’ at its annual convention in Cavers up ta 1,000 A graduate of Manchester Tani (a town director, Safety blade guard. Blais of 47 Wilson Lane, Rockville. ••••••• Anaheim, Calif, in the fall of square feet. 1973. High School, Dr. Day received representing the board), Once-a-year 0W82/JI«a|/| his BS in psychology from Harriet Handley, John Jay, 29137/41422/12 daughter of Glenn F. Sr. and Elizabeth Miss Lynn Anne Orlowski, 67 Mrs. McElraevy stated that savings on pint-size Perra, Heather Renee, Boston College and his MA in W iU^m Buckley, James Chapman Perra of 19 Hale St., Rockville. She was born April 29 at Keeney St. was among 52 the use of the word "citizens” freshmen cited by the Dental X experimental psychology from Ten-O-Six Lotion... Rockylle General Hospital. Her paternal grandparents are Mr reflects more accurately the \ ^ and Mrs; Omer Perra Sr. of East Hartford. She has a brother Hygiene' department at West­ scope of the organization’s Fordham__University. He the one cieansin^ r ^ v e d his Ph.D in 1971 from Barber Shoppers Uenn Francis Jr., 6; and two sisters, Aimee Elizabeth and Alicia brook College in recent work in that it seeks to serve all and corrective Ellen, both 3. ceremonies on the campus. She Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. Alice W. Welch and she was th e mentally retarded the d iv e rsity of Connecticut. Plan to Expand was awarded her cap and a rose Kettledon of 80H Bluefield Dr., D&L Besid^ his duties at the bom in Hartford. Mr. Kettledon regardless of age. Men interested ip joining the cosmetic. It helps to symbolize the first milestone observed their 50th wedding an­ college, he is consulting psy­ Luginhuhl, Renae Louise, daughter of Ronald L. and Kay A. is a native of England. Silk City diorus, a .four-part in completion of her studies. niversary April 28. The couple chological ^examiner for the clear skin blem­ Mhler Luginbuhl of Somers. She was born April 23 at Rockville , The couple has five children, harmony group, are invited to V ■' • tllll She is the daughter of Mr. and was married April 28, ,1924 at Manchester\pub'lic school General Hospital,. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Olga Mrs. Ernest Rowland of attend a special meeting for ishes with deep IIIUII Mrs. Louis A. OrloWski and is a Immaculate Conception ■ Middletown, William Kettledon system on a p ^ tim e basis. Bahler of Maple St., Ellington. Her paternal grandparents are New President guests .Monday at 7:30 p.m. in cleansing and \ tu« ri( a i; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Luginbuhl of Westview Ter., Ellington. She 1973 graduate of East Catholic Church, Hartford. of California, Robert Kettledon I i a t'tl u a r« High School. the Manchester Recreation has a brother, Lee; and a sister, Valerie. of Colchester, John Kdttledon Center at the former Nike site healing medica­ ANY LENGTHI The couple was honored at a and Francis Kettledon, both of reception given by their Mrs. Elliott Zimmerman of V Fitzpatrick ihads off Keeney St. tion. Gallon- Manchester. They also have 13 133 Scott Dr. Thursday night The Chorus has announced For the second year in a row. children at the Sunset WORKBENCH LEGS .''eroniea, daughter of James T. and Veronica grandchildren and six great­ was installed as president of State KofC Balt plans to expand its membership size Ten-O-Six Miss Susan Dickinson of Restaurant in Hartford. & AMERICAN n r Vernon Gardens, Vernon. She was born April 22 grandchildren (Herald photo by Manchester Chapter of to 65 men by the end of the year. SINGLE CYLINDER Manchester was the recipient Mrs. Kettledon is the former John J. Fitzpatrick of 11^ also on sale, PAINT THINNER M ^ a V! ® general Hospital. Her maternal grarfdparents are Bevins) Hadassah in ceremonies at the sHie local chapter of the Society RETRACTABLE ORGANIZER KITS of the German Book Prize at Florence St. is chairman of the iQ. $30, 24.95. DEADLOCKS Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dobby of Amityville, L.I.,.N.Y.,Her pater- home of Mrs. Joseph Kopman, Knights of Columbus State for the Preservation and En- KNIVES nal grandparents are Mr. ^and Mrs. James Burke of Plattsburgh, Keuka College’s Honors Con­ 194 Ludlow Rd. vocation held April 29. A matal and plastic Dinner and Ball Saturday coub^ement of Barber Shop Cosmetics, all N.Y. She has a brother, James, 3. / Mrs. Sidney Cohen of 118 c» Q u a r^ Singing in America member of the class of 1975, she evening at the Hartford Hilton Glee Clubs Scott Dr., regional president of Hotel. curren^ lists among its D&L stores received the award for HEALTH CAP$UlES» ( f Smith, Carleion Maynard Jr., son of Carletbn M. and Pamela by JWichael A. Petti, IW.D. Hadassah, was the installing of­ window boxes The ball will bring to a close m em b ers^ men from 11 area except New Mortlock Smith of 14H Garden Dr. He yds born A pritS at excellence in the study of Ger­ To Perform ficer. towns and ^ e s . man. She is the daughter of Mr. the 81st State Convention of the All the steel parts needed Thins paints, varnishes, Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Other officers installed are (• Imloors, or optdoort There will be a program of London. and Mrs. Stanley Dickinson, 531 ForPTA Coimecticut State Council of the for sturdy workbench. enamels. Cleans brushes, S hn/tni" H- Hartford a^G eorge C. Mortlock of IF y to i s hours burning time, get a Burger Chef Super Quiz card. 30230/51430/1 $3.00..,PATENTS$5.00... free prizes (for' the kids). • Linda Day, 22, of Hartford, Answer the following questions or DON’T BELIEVE THE PRICE? So come to your participating suspended 90^ay jail sentence I ^ others like them and you have your kids Burger Chef and and two-year probation for I WE DO NOT o n F IIU VALUE FOR OUR TAXES NOW. | STOP IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF1 beaten at Burger Chef’s Super Quiz. play Burger Chef’s fourth-degree larceny. NEXTTOCJ.T. a ZOLLO'S MARKET Who did Dick Tracy marry? 4 •. Kevin C. Morgan, 18, of 73 Sflvsral Other Complate Tuxedo Rantala from $7.00 Super Quiz. Shop Friday STORAGE & MOTHPROOFING Who gained 12,312 yards rushing? Oak St., fined $50 for ^sorderly I NO NEW TAXES NEEDED! FR E E ! ZLOanONSTOSERVEYOU! It’s your big chance to Fully Intured Aptimt Firt, Hm i & Othtr HRzw’dt Where did the Wizard of Oz live? beat/your kids. conduct. to 9:30 p.m. • Robert J. WiddeU, 23, of 11 AO- Owners AisoclaUon I . 649-S253 REG.ULAR S E R V IC E S Alterations, Drapes, Willard Rid., suspended ope- I P.O. Box 428 • ManehMter, Conn. 06040 $ 0 - Saturday Gowns, Shirts, Slipcovers,Suede, Sleeping Bags RBSAL MEN'S SR V year jail term and two-year I Mabel Siwrlclm, Trem. | rw coumre min s stow There^ niQjne to like at Chei probation for first-degree ^ f’orlntormstlon, Csll 849-0211 | All Dry Cleaning Dona On Premises-Same Day Service mah£^ e$ter VERNON reckless endangerment. A 3 3 6 To 4 PM . 90l-;907 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZ/ 643-247S MAHCKSTER - 23S Main Street charge of threatening wasn’t 872-0538 prosecuted. iTH MAIN m m a. MWOCR ^ CHiF It A TRAMI^ OF MMIMR - CMP tVtTIMt. -INC COPTfMOHT ^1 C l«T4 MUMOIII CMP ITtriMt | 5 -

PAGE TWELVE___MANCHESTEIR EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 3, 1974 r / " Obituaries I Police Report Coventry MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 3. 1974- PAGE THIRTpiitm Mrs. Michael Florek Girlsi Boys Sfiure ; Mrs. Apolonia M. Florek, 91, William A. Kendall, 33, of apartm ent on- Spencer St., 'Of Enfield died Thursday at a Two Big Innings Spice Win Glastonbury led Manchester police said. He is scheduled for Manchester nursing home. She ixdice on a high-speed chase court May 20. Chores at School was the the mother of Leslie W. after midnight this morning in • Edwin A. Halfey, 24, of 52 Florek of Manchester and wife the south and central parts of Diane Dr. was charged with of Michael Florek. MONICA SHEA that the state’s minimum of town before he was arrested at operating a motor vehicle while Correspondent help for these students is 35 She is also survived by two the ^Manchester Memorial license under suspension, daughters, another son, four 742-9495 minutes a day five days a week. As East Downs Aquinas, 8-1 Hospital, police said. operating an unregistered Beth Arnold, a fourth grade By dividing her time, this grandchildren and three great­ Kendall was charged with motor vehicle, and speeding, grandchildren. student at Coventry’s Robert­ couldn’t be accomplished, she By Dick Ledhditer reckless driving (two counts), police said. Court is May 20. said. The funeral is Saturday at son Grammar School told the to right. He moved up on a pitch^ urday night against speeding, refusal to show Board of Education Thursday The school board voted 4 to 3 wild pitch and scored on 8:15 a.m. from the Leete Junior righthander Terry XavierXni Middletown. license or registration, Robert Garabedian, 19, of night that girls, as well as boys against dividing a teacher ' Funeral Home, 125 Pearl St., Socha’s boot at shortstop. Game st^ s at 6:30 at operating an unregistered Coldspring Dr., Vernon, was should be allowed to perform between the two schools and 6 Hickey pitched a nifty Enfield, with a Mass at St. motor vehicle, and disobeying arrested ’Thursday on a warrant fourhittei: and Dan Socha Palmer Field\ Adalbert’s Church, Enfield, at chores at the school. to 1 against eliminating the The Eagles tallied three the signal of a pollde officer. . issued by Circuit Court 12 provided a three-run homer 9. Burial will be in .S t. Miss Arnold had taken her position at the high school and more times in the seventh. Kendall allegedly drove at charging him with reckless case to her teacher before corn- instituting it at Robertson. as l^ s t Catholic rolled to an Adalbert’s Cemetery, Enfield. Love picked up his second Kant (8) high speeds without lights on/ driving, disobeying an officer’s fnTto the L S t o a r T Board member Dr. Richard M win over St. Thomas Friends may call at the his OickUDpickup truck before thet h / signal, failure to wearwe;,r RBI and McMahon con­ funeral home tonight from 7 to reportedly was told that she Ashley said that an agreement /Aquinas yesterday in New Banning. 2b chase began as well as after. He headgear, and failure to display would get too dirty doing the had been reached with the prin­ tinued his hot hitting 'with a Miles, 3b 9. plates. Britain. Lamb. 3b told police he had taken his wife chores. cipal and administrative assis­ single. ^ R. Soucier, cf to the hospital and was hurrying He was released on a $250 The win upped East’s McMahon, rf Miss Audrey J. Higgins She said that other girls at the tant on a two-year contract, home to his two unattended non-surety bond for appearance /■ record to 6-2 and the losers Moffett, rf SOUTH WINDSOR - Miss school also wanted to help with calling for an average increase “Love had the key hit, Love, c children when police attempted in Circuit Court 12, Rockville, y fell to 3-7. Socha, ss Audrey Jean Higgins, 45, of 49 chores. of 4.3 per cent over present “Coach Jim Penders said. to stop him, police said. May 21. Hickey was very effective Smachetti, rf Norton Lane died Wednesday at Miss Arnold had not salaries. Wagner. It Kendall is scheduled to Albert G. Morris, 16, of 32 requested assistant of Robert­ The contract also raises life in pitching his best perfor­ “His hit opened the gates for Riccio, lb Manchester Memorial appear in Circuit Court 12 May Park PI., Rockville, was , Kickey, p son Principal Mrs. Marcia insurance coverage to $15,000. mance of the season. He us. I was also pleased with . Hospital. 20. charged Thursday with third- Kenefick. It contains a cost of living in­ fanned six batters while Totals Miss Higgins was born in degree burglary and third- Hickey and Socha. Terry • Teresa E. Mailhot, 23, of 16 The school board directed crease which allows for the con­ allowing only two free Hartford and lived there most degree larceny in connection was tough and in the early of her life befoijB coming to Chestnut St. was charged with Mrs. Kenefick to see that tract to be re-opened Jah. 1, passes. He pitched out of innings when the game was AB R H E with the investigation of a school chores were evenly dis­ 1975, if the cost of living goes up Farrell, D., 3b South Windsor 10 years ago. illegal possession of controlled break into a Fox Hill home. jams in the second and third y , close. Danny has to be glad Bazzano, rf substances (two counts) tributed among boys and the eight per cent. 7 Schlotterbeck cf She had been employed as a Police said a television set innings and allowed only one after hitting a homer.” McLoughlin. cf Thursday morning after girls. If not, the ccmtract will re­ shipping indpstrial supervisor was taken in the break. Morris / runner to advance to third. d a n so c h a Farrell, T., ss at Fuller Brush Co., East Hart­ Manchester detectives main in force uhtil Jan. 1,1976. TERRY HICKEY Greco, 2b was released on a $1,000 bond D r. Donald Hardy, East scored alUthe runs Second baseman Banning Hawrylik, lb ford, and had worked for the searched her apartment with a Y(^hg GOP for appearance in Circuit Court superintendent of schools, needed in the fourth inning. also had a fine day. He Lyman, lb company for 28 yars. warrant, police said. She was The Young Republicans will to center which got by the sixth. Ron Soucier singled up Heckman, if 12, Rockville, May 21. reported that the projected Joe Banning started the reached base three times in She is survived by her released on $1,000 non-surety meet tonight at 8 at the home of fielder who tripped and by the middle and stole both se­ Martin, c SOUTH WINDSOR deficit for the year is $3,185 — frame with a single. He four trips and scored a pair Aparo, p mother, Mrs. Frances Lewis bond for court May 20. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Thomas, the time the relay arrived, cond and third base. He Krysiak, ph Craig H. Joslin, 20, of 200 instead of the $22,(X)0 deficit of runs. Banning and Ron Higgins of South Windsor; and a Brigham Tavern Rd. remained there until Mark Socha had rounded the bases • Gary B. Ducharme, 16, and Northview Dr., South Windsor, projected earlier — due to scored on Dan Smachetti’s Totals 26 1 4 1 brother, Bertram F. Higgins of /P olice Chief Robert / 1 McMahon was safe on an in­ and East led, 4-0. This lead Soucier each boast eight- John G. Graus, 16, both of South was charged Thursday with economy measures and stop ground out. West Hartford. ^Kjellquist will address the field boot. With runners on game winning hitting East . 000 401 J-fl Glastonbury were charged evading responsibility and orders being placed on supplies Herald photo by Bevins was more than enough for Aquinas scored its lone Aquinas OOO 001 0-1 Funeral services are Satur­ group. first and second. Bob Love streaks. RBI: McMahon, Love 2, Socha 3, after 2 a.m. today with having a operating while his license is Hickey. day at 11 a.m. at Taylor and • Tree Planting singled to left center for one run in the sixth. The un­ Hickey has now won one Smachetti. 2BH: Hickey, HR: Socha; weapon in a motor vehicle and under suspension in connection The board tabled actioh on The locals increased their SB: Banning, Soucier 2, Farrell D, Modeen Funeral Home, 136 S. A birch tree will be planned Busy Man With Pencil in Hand at Fitzgerald earned marker came after and lost one decision. Graus was also charged with with the investigation of a hit the placement of the learning run. Socha then lined a shot lead with a single run in the Farrell T; BB: Hickey 2, Aparo 4; SO: Main St., West Hartford. Burial Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Green in Glen Schlotterbeck singled Hickey 6, Aparo 3, carrying a dangerous weapon, and run accident in a Sullivan disabilities teacher /dntil the John Fogarty Keeps Score for His Silk City League Entry Ron Semiao is slated to will be in Cedar Hills North Coventry in memory of police said. Ave. parking lot. end of the General Assembly Cemetery, Hartford. He is scheduled to appear in session to see i f ^ d s would be Richard E. Galinat. Friends may call at the Senior Citizens Get New Bus i Manchester police stopped Cifcuit Court 12, East Hartford, available fot/niring an ad­ The tree is being planted un­ funeral home tonight from 7 to the two yoiing men on S. Main May 20. ditional Uacber in this der the Memorial Tree Planting 9. St. as they drove north from VERNON category. / Program and was donated by Mrs. May Tivnan of 41E Case Dr., the only surviving original member of Manchester’s th e Coventry Young Mrs. Florence Chapman ^ n ior Citizens Center, keeps her eye on an important/transaction which occurred at the Glastonbury after Glastonbury Romeo St. Pierre, 20, of East Eight-Run Fifth Inning | Softball Roundup D r ./ Hardy, had Democrats. police alerted local police to Hartford, was arrested Funeral services for Mrs. Center-this week. Neil Burrows (left) of the Cottrell BUs Sales Corp. in New York is hand­ reco;rtmended to the board that look out for a pickup truck Thursday by Vernon Police on a Herald Angle Florence Bell Chapman of 52 thp^ learning disability teacher ing keys to a new Senior Citizen bus to Wally Fortin, center director, who in turn is hand­ matching the one driven by the warrant issued by Circuit Court Strickland St., who died at the high school, Jenny ing over a check for the bus, which was paid for by center members and by funds raised two men, police said. Glaston­ 12 charging him with third- r^^HOP PINEHURST 1 ’Thursday at Hartford Hospital, Dalton, be divided between the iform and John Quaglia added in a pubUc subscription drive. The new 1974 bus rpjilaces a 1962-vintage vehicle which For­ bury police reportedly were degree burglary and two counts T0NI8HT tN 8 I will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at high school and Robertson TONIGHT’S SCHEDULE three more hits. Five other tin says was on its last wheels. (Herald photo/by Bevins) seeking the two men in connec­ of second-degree larceny. I SAT. 8 A.M. at 6 P.M ' By Earl Yost Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Grammar School, where 11 Lifts Cadets Past MCC Dick’s vs. Wholesale , 7:30- players had two hits each. tion with tbbfts of gas from Police said the arrest was and note your con- Sports Editor Main St. Burial will be in East children have been identified as Robertson Corky Coughlin stroked the only parked cars there. made in connection with the in­ vanlance are open I Cemetery. having learning difficulties. / By Chris Blake which knocked in Hawley. with a long single to left. ford, the closest pursuer of State Bank vs. Dorn’s ,8:45- homer. Friends may call at the vestigation of a break into a Robertson Both men posted $200 bond I /After designated hitter After Barker’s hit, Mike the Cougars’ in the three- On the other side of the funeral home Saturday from Police Vernwood Dr. home, on or There is no learning dis­ PM Frank’s vs. Gorman’s, 7:30- News Capsules each for court May 20. I Held hitless for the initial Howard Beeler popped to Snyder grounded into a ledger, Bert Baskerville and noon until the time of the ser­ about Dec. 19,1972. Some $1,000 abilities teacher at Robertson I team Northern Division, Fitzgerald / I Best buys of the week... four innings, the Coast short for the second out, fielder»’s choice and scored Ron Anderson collected three vice. Raid SLA • Michael Martynyszyn, 26, in goods were .taken from the now. ’There are 12 students at I shows a 3-4 ledger. MCC and Fogarty’s vs. Acadia, 8:45- hits and six players came up home and a l^ a motor vehicle. I PORK CHOPS I Guard sub-varsity squdd John D’Agata and A1 Falco after a walk, a hit batsman, Northwestern are running Mrs. Mary Funkhouser of Hartford was charged with the high school who n e ^ a dis­ Sound Suggestion Offered Fitzgerald with a pair. Rich Belekewicz Mrs. Irving Released St. Pier^was released on a I Mb Cantor...... tb. s i.0 9 1 erupted for eight runs on punched consecutive singles and a ground out. This gave neck-and-neck for the divi­ Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Dwelling second-degree criminal abilities teachers. ' hammered a homer. GENEVA (UPI) — Edith Irving was released from $5,000 mil surety bond for 'T would like to see a rule adopted whereby a team with seven hits in the fifth inning for a quick 5-0 MCC lead. Coast Guard its 8-5 edge. Funkhouser, 74, of Mt. Jackson, trespass and third-degree jLoln Cantor .... lb. 81.181 sion lead, but in any case the FELINE prison today after serving 14 months for her part in the ap p ea^ce in Circuit Court 12, Mrs. Dalton saui that her a 10-run lead after five innings of play be declared the to erase a 5-0 deficit and Unwin, breezing along Scoring at least one run in NIKE Va., died Sunday in Woodstock, SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - criminal mischief after a dis­ j MCC put together a threat best second-place finisher sale of the fake autobiography of Howard Hughes written turbance at 1 a.m. today at an Rocwille, May 21. effectiveness would be reduced j OUR OWN I winner and play terminated,” Bob Davis, Newington High proceed to 10-6 victory over with a no-hitter through four in the seventh, but scored will qualify for the tourna­ every inning, Roosevelt Mills Making the most of 25 base Va. She was the mother of Mrs. Authorities Thursday night hits, Pero’s trimmed Wyman by her husband Clifford. James Shell, 28, of Hartford, by dividing her time and that | SAUSAGE INERT baseball coach echoed recently. Manchester Community innings, got Kevin only one run. Tom Fahey ment on May 18 and 19. trounced Manchester Plymouth Charlotte Nedwied of -Tolland raided an abandoned apartment ^ a s charged, ThurSdy, with Oil, 22-9 last night at Nike Mrs. Irving, 39, was rele^ed from the Mindelbank she wouldn’t be able to do a , Davis, who resides in South Windsor and at one time College yesterday at the McNamara to lift a long fly lin ^ a one-out single and last night at Mt. Nebo, 24-1. and sister of Mrs. Lillian C. apparently used as a Sym- allowing a person under 18 to ft. $1.00 Field. women’s prison near the Swiss capital of Bern at 9 a.m., good job at either school. j coached the South Windsor American Legion entry in Zone Academy in New London. ball to left. Leitao never saw Doreen Oakman and Linda Mack of Manchester. bionese Liberation Army Pakistanis Plan operate without a’ license in COUNTRY Leitao punched on opposite- Rick Billings’ four hits paced picked up by relatives and driven to Zurich. Eight play, feels that the chances of a team winning after The loss was MCC’s second it and the ball dropped Wagner combined to limit the Other survivors are 2 sons, 11 headquarters and found Islamic Prayers connection with the investiga­ Thbre a“e presently 25 I PORK SIR S field base hit to put runners Coast Guard (10) losers to three hits. Pero’s with five teammates Her lawyer, Peter Widmer, said she intends to travel trailing by 10 runs after five completed innings would be behind him for a two- AB R H E grandchildren and 2 great­ terrorist slogans scrawled on tion of an incident that students^^Qoventry Grammar I straight in non-league ac­ on first and second. After a Sharon Bell led the attack getting three each. (Names grandchildren. shortly to the Irving hom“ on the Spanish island of Ibiza. the walls signed by Tania, the Pakistanis living in Qohnec- School in d learijing disabilities I Ml 8 0 c very slim. tion, dropping its record to bagger. The next hitter, Shultz, lf/3b 4 2 2 0 ticut have been urged by the happened in Vernon Wednesdav strikeout, Hawley knocked Marshall, rf with four hits and Bonnie Godin were not listed on sheet). Funeral services were He said he had no knowledge of reports that Mrs. Irving name kidnaped Patricia Hearst night. class and 30 iii the middle ! RIB Newington High is a member of the Central Valley 7-5. Ross Wheatley, did the same one run across the plate with Winters, e added three. Brenda Charlie McNamar had four of Tuesday at St. Mary’s Lutheran now uses. president of the Pakistani school. Barker, lb' plans to divorce her husband, who is in New York with Shell is scheduled to appear PORK ROAST “ Conference which also includes Rockville High. The crucial events in thef’'''^ thing and, again, Leitao lost a solid single to left, but Snyder, dh Whittemore collected the only Wyman’s 15 hits. Church, near Mt. Jackson. Police and FBI agents dis­ Society of Connecticut to Mr^ Dalton told the board thpir two young sons. Irving served time in a U.S. federal in Circuit Court 12, Rockville ^‘Have you seen some of the one-sided scores this year in Coast Guard fifth were two the ball in the tough leftfield Smallwood was thrown out McNamara, 2b homer with six teammates get­ Burial was in the Hudson covered clothing and other ar­ celebrate a holiday today to 7 Ribs fe. 7 8 c Wheatley, cf REC prison for the hoax. May 21. ’ / our ^ ea? One team got beat by 30 runs and another by 25,” fly balls which MCC left- sun. It fell for another dou­ Dicecco, cf ting two each in the 23-hit at­ Crossroads Cemetery, near Mt. ticles that indicated the SLA commemorate a release of at first on a close call on a Down 6-0 after two frames, South Windsor Police are in- Davis added. “’That’s not good for all concerned.” fielder Tom Leitao lost com­ ble, but McNamara was held litis, 3b tack. Jackson. members lived in the apart­ prisoners by India. We will have small, tender, ground out. Law, If Hartford National Bank rallied vestigating a break that oc- S a , ^ This five-inning, 10-run lead, game-ending suggestion a t third.. Then, the Richards, ss Suspension Under Study ment less than a week ago. The last of 93,000 Pakistani GENUINE PORK pletely in the sun. Both fell Unwin, the victim of cir­ EASTERN to knot the count in the third cured sometime during the Si A o O U t T O W I I should be forwarded to league meetings and kicked Grabowski, ss NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Yale University officials are /Police found the keys to a' soidiers/was repatriated April for doubles to start a rally floodgates opened wide. cumstances ih the Coast Zukunft, p Three runs in the last inning frame and then went on to post night Thursday at Armada’s SPARE SIR S around. ' • weighing possible suspension of a dozen students for their rented car which the un- 30 by India after the d that sent 13 men to the plate Jim Law loaded the bases Guard fifth, was charged lifted Control Date to a 9-8 win a 20-14 success Over Second Shop and Save Market o n /® * '* ‘**‘***':®*^ Totals 34 10 11 2 Bangladesh conflict. Personally, I’m all fhr such a ruling. This system has and knocked Cougar starter with a walk, then John role in disrupting the appearance of a controversial ^derground group used in an Sullivan Ave. ' RROn A WEMEL with the loss. He looked over Trash-Away last night at Congo at Nike Field last night. Four Zebra April bank robbery. Murtaza Kakli of 149 been tried in some states, Florida for one, and has proven John Unwin out of the box. Richards drill^ a single to Munchesirr (6)* Mt.Nebo. Jim Zagorsk! collected four speaker. N Police said 150 cartons of Mayfair Y Club will have a NATURAL CASIN8 sharp until the fifth, but the AB R H E Strawberry Lane, president of successful. It would cut down on long drawn-out games, of George Washburn paced the hits for the Bankers and Bob Suspects A scheduled debate involving Dr. William Schockley df FBI agents removed cigarettes and 30 pounds, of kitchen social Monday at 1:30 Oddly enough, the momen- left, driving across one tal­ rapid succession of base hits Leitao, If everything but a bed from the the Pakistani Society of which there are altogether too many. Warshausky, cf winners with three hits, one a Gooding added three more. Stanford University, a Nobel laureate, had to be called/pff cheese were taken. p.m. in Cronin Hall of Mayfair FlUNKS » . q dtum had taken a noticeable ly. Bill Shultz followed that finished him. Beeler put in a Hawley, ss apartment. They loaded two Connecticut, said today because / .65 homer. Bill McConnell added Doug Atwell’s four blows paced Released when about 300 students shouted and heckled, refusing to Gardens. 10-lb box lots Yet, on the other hand, the schooMy baseball season is swing in MCC’s favor an in­ with a two-run single to left five-inning relief job for Smallwood, 3b trucks and a car with large of the lack of time to prepare a Lehan, lb 1 2 two blows in the triumph. Best the Churchmen. let Shockley Speak. / / short and coaches want a chance to get into the lineup in ning earlier. The Cougars and Kevin Marshall added a MCC. Beeler, dh/p SAN FRANCISCO (UEI) — boxes and bags containing formal ceremony, he and the lb. $ 1 .5 9 0 1 in defeat were Mike Ratti and one-sided games some boys who would be riding the bench rapped Paul Zukunft, the base hit to that, trying the Panciera, p 1 0 INDY Police ’Thursday night released Schockley has generated controversy on a number of items found in the apartment. society’s secretary, Yamil Sid- Its league record intact at D’Agata, rf 1 1 Bill McMullen with three hits during close contests. / game. Seven Euns scored in the se­ four of the seven black suspects campuses because of his theory that Uhcks are less in­ No weapons or suspects were diqui of 77 Richmond Dr., have DURUQUE Cadet starter and eventual 5-2, MCC will go after a Falco, 2b each. The latter homered. Due To Illness If high school and college teams hustled, the long and Fahey, c cond inning to spark arrested in the Zebra slayings telligent than whites as a result of ^netic differences. discovered. decided to have an Islamic con­ winner, for five hits and five Marshall’s single brought playoff berth in a three- Unwin, p I8 A C 0 N lb. 9 9 ^ CHARTEROAK Manchester Oil Heat to a 9-4 because of insufficient On one wall was scrawled gregational prayer tonight at 8 often boring games might be eliminated, whether runs. Beeler into the game. That game weekend set. Norwalk I DURUQUE Totals 37 6 11 0 Pitchers and defense win over Gunver Stampers last evidence. at his home. scheduled for seven or nine innings. Tom Leitao opened the in­ didn’t deter the Cadets as Intraparty Sniping Erupts/ “Freedom is the bread of the J$(N-LY COIFFURES Community College, 0-4 in featured last night at Charter night at Keeney Field. A spokesman safd those people—Cin.” He is arranging for a place to There is little consistency in the scheduled length of ning with a base hit to left. they kept right on stinging CCAA play, will visit Nebo MCC / 000 500 lOO- 6 released were Tom Manney, 31, WASHINGTON (UPI) — Intraparty sniping at the GOP have a more formal observance SKINLESS Coast Guard 000 080 02x-10 Oak as Steak Out nipped Three hits came off the bat of i c schoolboy gairies, too. Some schools.play both seven- and After a Larry Warshavsky the ball. Dave Winters got for a noon starter Saturday. R B L ^ a rsh a ll 2, Winter 2, Barker, Douglas Burton, 22, Clarence counsel to the House Judici^y Cbmmittee has erupted next Friday. The time and Crispino’s, 4-3. Jack Hughes and two each off w ill be CLOSED the root of the week. FRANKS lb. nine-inning tilts. sacrificed and a Ken Hawley Ibis, Jtichards, Shultz, D’Agata, Falco, Jamerson, 27, and Dwights again, this time with Vice f»resident Gerald R. Ford im­ Colleges Plan place will be announced when Coast Guard’s fourth Sunday, MCC has a crucial H ^ley, Smallwood, Lehan; 2BH: Pacing the 14-hit Steakmen the wood of Craig Repoli and A1 Stallings, 28. plying he has more trust in the Democrats’ man. arrangements are completed, walk. Buddy Smallwood straight single to drive home doubleheader against ■eler, M cNamara, Wheatley; BB; were Bill Robinson and Joe Wylie for the winners. ^Issues Meeting’ j See Frank Toros or Eddie Notes Off the Cuff lukunft 1, Unwin 3; SO: Zukunft 1, “They just didn’t have the. Committee Republicans were split Thursday about the said Kakli. j singled to left, scoring another for a 6^5 lead. Steve Greater Hartford Communi-/ Unwin 3,-Beeler 1, Hits off: Zukunft 11 Erardi with three hits and Gary Dave Gunas collected a Several hundred faculty and ! Fontana If you want anyi | Leitao. Jim Lehan followed Barker, hitting B eeler’s for 6 runs in 9, Unwin 5 for 6 runs in 4; Osborne with a pair. Dick homer and a single for the evidence and I would say they attitude of counsel Albert E. Jenner Jr. Ford suggested All area Pakistanis are in- Calf Tuesday lor future appointments.. Basketball referee Ed Batagowski, a member of the ty College to wind ^ regutor Beeler 3 for 4 runs in 4. staff members from the state’s vited to tonight’s meeting. special cuts for your outside with a line single to center first delivery, drove in a run Tracey came up with three losers. Julio Dibacco, Tony don’t have it in the other Wednesday that he be excluded from listening to the G rill. NBA staff, will relate some of his experienced at the an­ season play. Greater Hert­ three,” said attorney Clinton community colleges are safeties for the Surpremes. Steullett each came up with original White House Watergate tapes because he once nual. Spring Sports Night of the Ellington Ridge Country three-hit showings for the White of Oakland, representing expected to attend an “ issues I I Club Friday night. Golf writer and author John Mahoney the seven black men. contributed money to Sen. Adlai E. Stevehson, D-Ill., and meeting” of the Congress of , Loin Lamb Chops are lower"! losers. because his view of what is an impeachable offense differs I at $1.99 lb. I will also address the group...Ted Wagner is now the head He said they were excused Connecticut Community I SILK CITY DUSTY ■ after a police lineup. from that of the White House. Colleges S a tu rd a y in ENERGY HINTS' ;*?**^******^^i4Hny^^^^^ pro at Connecticut Golf Land in Talcottville. Wagner has Pushing across seven runs in I Im ported been on the staff for several years and also coaches the Scoring in clumps, the Angels Still in custody were Manuel Manchester. Cheney Bombed the third inning. Allied Print downed Allied Building last j When away, turn down hot ] 9 I Very Lean sport at Rockville High. Wagner replaces A1 Gayson at the Shutout Win Moore, 29, Larry G. Green, and Dollar Inches Upward The business meeting, to be came from a 4-1 deficit and night at Robertsin Park; 12-6. • water tamp. I popular par-three course...Riverside Park Speedway will J. C. Simon. Formal charges of LONDON (UPI) — The dollar inched upward today in conducted at East Catholic I BOILED HAM w lb. $1.09 I By MHS Girls went on to whip Trudon Brian Lewis stroked four hits murder were filed against the High School, starts at 10 a.ih. i feature a 50-lap stock car race Saturday night...Nick Volkswagen last night at slow trading on most European money markets, but it ■■ ' ■TAVERN LOAF w ib.89 LAND OF LAKE Yielding big bats for Allied Manney was a star football changed. Tucson, Arlz., last weekend, was once a fine local baseball Two-hit pitching by Gail also liad two hits each from player at San Francisco State reclassification of faculty to up­ AetlghM for CeiMfil of Cre4R« CHEESE and baetbaqwr who later turned to umpiring and worked in Cheney Tech’s time in the sun didn’t last night. Shimaitis paced the were Duke Hutchinson and Bob Marc Hoyt and Ray Fossman. In London the market opened at $2.4237 to the pound, grade salaries, political action Green with three hits each and University and while in high SENTRY ! 5 lb. box $4.99 the ’Twilight League at the West Side Oval...The Lime After getting into the win column for the first time Manchester High girls’ softball Wes Barrett, Pete making the British currency fractionally more expensive (possible endorsement of a I faMiMl W L b . 8 9 0 Steve Brady, Mike Shealy and. school was a teammate of the Real Estatejenrices ^ifeRtOT |jwS n^j||r I^ k race course measures 1.53 miles in the Litchfield earlier this week, the club went down to a one-sided loss team to a 12-0 win over Ignatowicz,—Tom Ireland and son of police Capt. Charles Bar­ than Thursday night’s $2.42. — gubernatorial candidate), and FURMTURE Windham High yesterday. Harry Roy with two each. hills. Sam Posey, driving Ted Trudon’s Porsche Carrera, yesterday at home at the hands of Windham Tech, 15-?; BracT Verona each mastered ca, chief of inspectors. Frankfurt dealers marked the dollar down from the state’s proposed personnel Tel. 289- -Flxliirta A tniek- SOUTHERN STYLE The visitors jumped off to a / ^ Miss Shimaitis had a ho-hitter Big guns with Trudon were FuniHiire SiMwcMO of CMNMctkirt, bM. will be one of the stars to watch in Saturday’s Schaefer two bingles in defeat. The seven suspects were Thursday’s 2.456 marks to 2.454 marks today. policies. ' p e/Sm-. SHORTCUT six-run lead in their half of the ing into the seventh inning Les Keston and Frank Gonzales Trans-Am...Connecticut Wildcats’ soccer team will meet with three-hit showings and Ton CANDLELIGHT arrested Wednesday in connec­ Cola Slaw first frame and this took the extra base blow, a double. Ellington Ridge St Theresa Riqyier doubled to Furniture Supermert the Connecticut All-Stars in an exhibition game Saturday Vincent and Frank Breen with a After building up a big 8-0, tion with the random slaying of Spy Case Has New Twist HHd.ll«a4 0 * ^ 14. Potato Salad starch out of the locals. After The loss droppe^dheney to a Nine Holes rigjitand a second hit followed. at least 12 whites on San Fran­ afternoon at Memorial Field starting at 5 o’clock. Tickets two Innings it was 8-5 but She\fanned 12 batters and pair each. lead, the Armory Tavern had to BONN (UPI) A reported love affair between accused Kathy says; “Next time you’re here, don’t forget 1-4. record. cisco streets. SAT., MAY 4 PnCMmY tOi80 A.8t, i [ Shrimii SajiMl are available at Manchester High, Illing and Bennet Junior Cheney was unable to tally the Front nine - Low net - Class A allowed iqur walks. hang on to post a 10-6 win over Barca said earlier Thursday spy Guenther Guillaume and a 28-year-old secretary Hdemiy Beekete, Sue Highs and the Rec Department office...Jay Johnstone has rest of the route. Windham iced - Betty Wolff 47-7-40; B - Lil The locms collected 16 hits. Dorn’s Boys last night at Heelthy Flower and Vejgetable Plantal" SPECIAL ON Windham (IS) ^more arrests might be made. employed by two top Bonn officials gave a new twist today lAspoctlapi T o te a o M caught on with Toledo in the Intematidhal League after the verdict with four runs in the Hunter 51-13-38; C - Rose Leading th e ^ ra d e were Jean Base hits and runs were plen­ Robertson. ’The losers tallied 8 o .m . Ploeo SHURFINE AB R H RBI E all their runs in the sixth frame. “ We feel we have the ‘Zebra’ to the espionage scandal that has rocked Chancellor Willy a 5X. MIclou. being released by the St. Louis Cardinals...Hartford World fifth. Massey, ss Cagianello 55-14-41; D - Helen Halloran and/Ann Gracyalny tiful as Moriarty Brothers out­ killers,” Barca said before the Brandt’s government. ByPfoeo HAMBURO and The winners had 15 hits, four D. Briere, 3b Abuza 62-18-44, Irene Menschell with four each. 'The former also lasted Dillon Ford last night at Pacing the Tavern was Bill m l Series Club is anxious to build up its active membersip to R. Briere, c Peoples with a double and three men were released. “But we The West German news agency DPA, quoting informed TMtbSra S ^ b d CI Siifhl by Bob Briere, two being Newcomb, if 62-18^44. drove in four markhK. Fitzgerald, 17-12. Eacli side FRANKFURT ROLLS 100. Two Manchester men on the club’s board of directors singles. Steve Longo, Bob Gor- are not that omniscient that we sources in Bonn, said the 47-year-old Guillaume, Brandfs SeiMof Anierk«*eM(MPeni^Rra«fle i doubles. He also drove in four Barrows, rf V The win was the s e ^ d in as also committed five errors. can say this is it, we have them J CMhrncm e Temple e Nifheli A Siene e American ef $ 3 pkq8.*1.00 are Ray Peck and Dick Thurston. The 1974 Walter markers. Three jteammates Licata, lb many starts for the Rhd and rtian, Rog^ Talbot and A1 a i^ charged last week with spying for East Germany, had Mei^nvAk e Id s ie lt Fumihiie Ce. • lane Serireem Sets end e Tarqulnlo, cf Back Nine - Low net - A - Tina Craig Jordan had a perfect all.” Lawrence Memorial Awards in memory of the Manchester contributed two bingles each. Sbaw, 2b White. Noske each had two-hit th ^ ffa ir with the secretary of Guenther Gaus, who is to IMPORTED: Spinith Mtloiw, HoMydtm, CatilaloupM. Corimr Choata .A Oraxei Badr6am, Dbilna Ream, living Ream $ Mikolowsky 42-10-32, B - five-for-five night in a MB un- Sealtest now brings us man who served as the World Series Qub president in 1958 Eight Cheney misplayes Puolo, p showings. becbme Bonn’s official representative in East Berlin. and Otcatlenal Table* e flumberland Redding end Bunk e Truman, rf Eleanor Zubrow 53-12-41; C - SHURFINE MILK and 1969 went to Bill Lee of the Courant and the late Art aided Windham’s offense. Rbitz, ss For Dorn’s, Fred Valented OrapelrulL UmM, Bom, O’Anlou PMnl. RliMh • Colonlol end Modem living Room, Dining Room, and f Edna Wineze 49-14-35; D - Sally Bediaam Furniture • Oinatte Sat* • Hutdi end Buffet Cebt* i In Vi Gallons and Gallons McGinley of the Times. Thurston had the honor of making Best with the stick for Cheney was the only player able to ______WEEKEND 8PECIAL8I Totala> 39 15 15 2 Salad 56-18-38. Low putts Dura In 1966 a New York Central net* e s^^ap Ipd Toblei d Ceffee Tablea d Nlte Stand* d a at a lower price. the presentations...Doug Hauschild of Manchester has were Dave Baton and Tom solve Jim Balesano for two hits. DAVID W. CAMPBELL SUMMER SQUASH ...... Kellner 13, Mary McCarthy 13; train in Ohio traveled five miles ...... lb. 9 * 0 Cammede* d Mlirai*, Plttura*, Magailna Rock* a So«Mm * Degrandi with two hits each. Chenev Tech 15' Girl Swingei^^riumph JERSEY ASPARAGUS . been scoring points in the field events with the Wesleyan A^R RBI E in slightly less than one minute, Academy of Certified Sociel Workere ...... ib .B 9 Q Uphelitarad Fumitur* d RetRnbig'and Occerienal Clmlr* a * The latter had .the only Cheney Chip-in - l^is Bantly 10th hole; Twenty five runs, 35 hits and NATIVE RHUBARB track squad this spring. Mount, cf Myskery - Mary Peracchio. 40 seconds, for an average Announces Aft availability for fha practice of . large bunch 4 « e Rocker* and Arm Chain a BMdeIr ToMo* d TaU * and Near : W M h a t10.00o n la r Lebel. c Using the whitewash brush Merrill r e ^ in undeated. five errors made up the totals TOMATOES Vine Ripened___ lamp* • BTC. • ITC. • |T(1 a National Roghtor, IM *, Carpenter, ss speed of 181 miles per hour...... lb. BBS yesterday was Manchester Results Singles - Donovan as Manchester State BanK. , CARROTS...... M**, Adder*, Chain - 1973 ptlVROiRT C-60 20FT. Fumi. BOOK MATCHES,box' Baton, 3b downed Economy Electric last PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK a cello pkge. 3 S U turoVon. " Battles, II) Nine-Hole ' High’s girls tennis team in its (M) def. K os^(W ) 6-0, 6-0; FLORIDA ORANBES...... CAMPBELL'S Degrandi, If match against ‘ Windham at Stone (M) def. R ^ l (W) 3-6, 6- night at Robertson Park, 15-10. In Memoriam J Child Therapy, Family Therapy ...... doz. 7 9 0 , ANYONE CAN 8ID AND BUTT MHS Netmen Lose to Windham Ostasben, rf/p Class A - Liz Edwards 57-15- Bob Gorin, Ken Kan Hanko, In loving memory of Arnold C. Thortip- (2 or more membera) TMbi-CABMoii eutrim o sasea TOMATO SOUP can \ Matthews. 2b 42, Betty Avedisian 59-17-42; A - Memorial Field. 1, 6-0; M cCluske^M ) def. * HenUd, aundar Ptp»n. phu unwrr Tkslnttl ______f 'Walsh, p and John Ksouantha each son, faUier and grandfaUKr, who passed Individual Therapy, Group Therapy Manchester High’s tennis Hirschfield in singles. Joan Sanborn 62-18-44;. B - Rita The locals picke4 up an easy Clements (W) 5-7, Kop- away May 3, 1973. n/lax Pollack & C o . Doubles — Anthony-Curland Skoezyias, rf stroked three hits for the ’THE KINQ team absorbed a 6-1 defeat at Results: Singles — Anthony Minis, ss Farley 60-20-40; B Elise Maurer 7-0 verdict, the second of the man (M) def. Etchells ( ^ 6 - ^ Doreen and Jim Benson For further Information, and or appointment call ■ .'F-'.SION M .-UCriONfFPS ^ APPVAfifRS (W) def. Sink-Mrosefc (M) 8-3, Chicolne, 2b year. 63. Doubles - Cola Colla-c^p Bankers with Joe Brooks and Bonnie Benson. Gary, I the hands of Windham yester­ (w) def. Sink (M) 6-2, 6-4; 68-19-49, Connie Hess 73-24-49; 4 2 9 -0 9 5 9 OF aNMae*anj ^PIMEHURST I 6-2; Curland M.Anthony-Lewis Schors, 2b- (M) def. Washburn-Ross (W) Bud Minor adding two each. Doris and Vicky Benson, day afternoon in Willimantlc. Paquette (W) def. Jacobs (M) Putts - Lib Miller 17, Roberta Nancy Donovan, Amy Stone PRODUCE” (Wj^def. Paquette-Ruzicka (W) 28 5 5 2 8 in singles and the doubles 2, 7-5; Kravitz-Merrill.(M) def. Economy was paced by Stan Gary and Laurie Sellitto' W fUy thru Sunday only ''ll iNOC'.TRii’.I Rj Mr ftC . '’»c» ; ‘ ‘

f Turns Playoffs into Turmoil National League To Play Golf EAST Just Wins for Tigers . W L Pet GB DALLAS (UPI) — Lue Trevino says he has whatever it NEW YORK (UPI) — Like the guy who refuses to quit until he does his futpre. “I’m 31 and I don’t know what they’ll do. I can only hope. But St. Louis 13 10 .565 was that was bothering him out of the way now and he is something right, Ron Harris insists he’ll just have to keep scoring goals Montreal^ 9 8 .529 1 .KANSAS .CITY, Mo. (UPI) — Ralph Houk and Jack ready to play some golf. before I start worrying about next year, I want to beat Philadelphia on with a double and Cloleman walked John Mayberry and until he finally sees one. Philadelphia 10 12 .455 2V4 McKeon were on opposite ends of the baseball spectrum Trevino demonstrated that fact for nine holes Thursday, ' Sunday and then beat Boston for the Stanley Cup.” /Richie Scheinblum in succession, Houk called on Hiller. Harris is the somewhat anonymous New York utilityman who has Chicago 7 12 .368 4 after Thursday night’s lone major league game. PARKADE d u s t y - Barry but to win the Byron Nielson Golf Classic he is going to Defenseman Dale Rolfe set up the goal by passing to Harris near the Fran Healy deliver^ a two-run single and Willie Horton thrown the Stahley Cup playoffs into a turmoil and just may influence New York 8 14 .364 4V4 Hnney 200-564, A1 Little 214-214- have to overcome the fellow he refers to as his soul brotherX Philadelphia blueline. Harris carried the puck in a few feet, then veered “I never figured to get into that kind of m ess,” said dropped Cookie Rojas’ fly to load the bases again. 588, Skip Kelly 229-564, Ralph Ranger brass to reevaluate their thinking about his future. Pittsburgh 6 13 .316 5 Houk. — Homero Blancas. to his right, away from the goal, since he was being closely checked by Dukett 201-553, Joe La Vae 224, In real life a spare defenseman, Harris has beefi employed at right wing WEST “I thought when Horton dropped the ball, we were in,”/ He was the winner. Roland Smith 201, A1 Borello The Mexican-American duo drew much of the attention Simon Nolet. But Harris fired a quick wrist shot around Nolet and Bernie , ^ W L PetPet GB said McKeon. “But it didn’t work out that way.” on an occasional basis during the playoffs, and Thursday night he scored “Everything looks down. It looks like the end of the 240-551, Ed Spencer 206, John during the first round of the $150*000 tournament Thursday Parent, who played another exceptionally fine game in the Flyer net, Los Angeles 18 6 .750 McRae whacked a sacrifice fly and another run scored the winning goal early in the final period as New York kept its ancient world, but it’s not,” said McKeon. / Doran 215. — Blancas because he captured the lead with a six-under W hardly moved a muscle. Houston 15 10i \600 on Frank White’s groundnut. But Fred Patek thum p^ a Stanley Cup hopes alive with a 4-1 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers. He was the loser. ' and Trevino because he overcame a bad start with four “I didn’t expect him to shoot,” said Parent, who made 34 saves, a Cincinnati 11 9 .550 runscoring ingle and the Tigers led by only 8-7. , This deadlocked their semifinal series at three games apiece with the Houk’s Detroit Tigers blew all but one run of an 8-0 lead back nine birdies to shoot 69. number of them on the spectacular side. “I might have been a little San Francisco 12 12 .500 Hiller bore down, however, and induced Jim Wohlford to PINNETTES- Linda Gustaf­ decisive match coming up at Philadelphia Sunday afternoon. Through the 12 “I hit only one bad shot all day,” Trevino said. “I screened on it and he caught me with my weight on the wrong foot. He Atlanta 12 .500 before scoring a 9-7 decision over McKeon’s Kansas City hit an inning-ending groundnut. son 223-516, Ginger Yourkas first six games, the home club has been victorious each time. 11 14 Royals. shanked my tee shot on the eighth and it cost me a double caught me by surprise, I just wasn’t expecting a shot then.” San Diego .440 TVz Jim Northrup slammed a two-out homer in the ninth to 176- 487, Lee Pope 185, patty Harris now has scored three goals in the playoffs, one of them coming in Thursday’B Regults bogey.” But those four birdies on the back 3ide got Trevino Ed Giacomin didn’t have as much work to do in the New York net, stop­ The only other two major league games scheduled, ■give the Tigers a much-needed insurance run. Twerdy 209-512, Donna Newton overtime to enable the Rangers to win the fifth game of the quarterfinals Atlanta at St. Louis, pp back in gear, something he needed since he finished last a ping 24 shots, but he was sharp when he had to be. He also managed to Atlanta at St. Louis and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, were “That was a big one,” said Houk. “That gave us a big 177- 179-502, Sharon Aubert 182- (UPI photo) against Montreal, and he says he hasn’t seen one of them go in. It’s possi­ Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, pp rained but. 176-532, Lori Jones 176-489, week agp in the Tournament of Champions. take some revenge on Philadelphia’s Ross Lonsberry for an incident that (Only Games, Scheduled) edge in the bottom of the ninth.” ble he just doesn’t know where to look since he had only two goals during occurred in Tuesday night’s game. Detroit ace Joe Coleman, 5-1. cruised into the seventh in­ Sharon Warren 185-451, Ruth “I could have played well last week,” Trevino said. “But Today’y Games Hiller, who had allowed only one run in his previous 251- the regular cam p aip and had failed to score once in five previous years ning with the 8-0 lead, left in the eighth and watched as Smith 190-474, Lois Begin 459, I did not. have my concentration. Some things were Ross Lonsberry of Flyers Got in First Blow Midway through the first period last night, Giacomin tore into the Cincinnati (Billingham 3-1) at 3 innings, didn’t take any chances in the ninth. He streaked of playoff competition. \ John Hiller struggled to preserve the victory for the Ann Pagirckas 451, Madeline bugging me. Some personal things. But I ’ve got that all But Ranger Goalie Ed Giacomin Managed tnRetaliate bewildered Lonsberry, for' which he was assessed a double minor for Chicago (Houston,1-2) through Otis, Mayberry and Scheinblum in 1-2-3 fashion. Taflin 452, Dolly Dawood 194- “I didn’t even see the net on this one,” Harris grinned. “There was a Tigers, their fifth straight. The loss was the Royals’ fourth worked out now. I’m playing like I did a month ago (when slashing and roughing. Los Angeles (Rau 2-0) at “A good sign,” said a dejected McKeon, “was, at least, 175-535, Joyce Corriveau 478, man in front of me, so I just shpt. That’s three goals I’vd scored in the in a row. he won at New Orleans). Philadelphia (Schueler 0-3), N we might be snapping out of our hitting doldrums. That’s Barbara Algren 457, Irene Stone playoffs and I didn’t see one. I ’ll just have to keep on trying.’ “He gave me a pretty good whack across the leg in Philadelphia and I Blancas weaved his 65 over the Preston Trail Golf Atlanta (Harrison 2-3) at “Coleman was breezing along and you figure with his- the only plus we had all night.” 450, Millie Denley 456. After Philadelphia’s Don Saleski and New York’s Brad Park exchanged had to sit in the whirlpool yesterday,” Giacomin explained. “I thought it Pittsburgh (Rooker 0-2), N knowhow, you’re home free,” said Houk. “Those are the Course by running in two eagle putts on the back nine and was up to me to do a job on the guy who gave me the lumber. Lonsberry Northrup and Aurelio Rodriguez slapped three hits each first period goals, the game remained tied at 1-1 until Harris ^ t his goal San Francisco (D’Acquisto 2- kind of games that kill you if you lose 'em .” POWDER PUFF- Gerry saving par on five other occasions with one-putt greens. was the target in my mind.” of the Tigers, who scored three runs in both the second and Surprise in Store at 4:10 of the final period. Ted Irvine then followed with another goal just 1) at Montreal (Rogers 3-1), N Hal McRae started the Royals’ comeback with a tworun Tonski 185, Rita Pontarelli 176, • “It’s fun when you can get the ball close to the hole and third innings and added two more in the sixth on a two-run 1:38 later and that was it for the Flyers. Steve Vickers completed the San Diego (Jones 2-4) at New Robert Shore 178-493, Gert make all the putts,” said Blancas, who has had no tour vic­ “ When I saw him coming at me tonight, I said to myself, ‘What am I homer in the seventh. When Amos Otis opened the eighth single by Mickey Stanley. scoring with an empty net goal with 21 seconds left to play. \ York (Matlack 2-1), N Vogel 182, Sylvia Johansen 498, tory to his credit in the past 13 months; going to do? Let him hit me again?’ So I started a little something. I had 7 But Harris’ goal was the cruncher, and the way he has been playing St. Louis (Foster 1-1) at Ginny Barry 462, Jean Two strokes back of Blancas came the international For Celtics, Bucks made up my mind to get him early so I could get it out of my system.” Houston (Osteen 3-2), N lately could cause Ranger officials to think twice about protecting him in Maneggia 458* Ginette Girardin group of Australians Bruce Crampton and Bruce Devlin, For their part, the Flyers picked up another 36 penalty minutes to give the expansion draft next month. Saturday's Games 450. New Zealander Bob Charles and Bobby Payne of Mount them 231 for the series. This breaks the Stanley Cup record of 206 set by Cincinnati kt Chicago “I know this club has a lot of young potential,” Harris said regarding Gronk^n’s Vernon, Ill.'They each fired 67s and at 68 were Ray Floyd, BOSTON (UPI) - When the Boston in 1970, also against the Rangers. Atlanta at Pittsburgh “When he’s gpt the ball there’s very BUSINESSMAN- Rick Jim Simons, John Mahaffey and Rick Rhoads. Milwaukee Bucks and the Boston little chance, that he’ll lose it'” San Franciscoxat Montreal DeDominicis 146-371, Bill Chap­ Celtics take the floor in game three of Los Angeles at Philadelphia man 142, Bub Holmes 138-368, A large group jammed in with Trevino at two under par (Costello said. “He’s still the best ball Capture including Billy Casper, Ben Crenshaw and Bobby Nichols. their National Basketball Association handler around.” St. Louis at HouWn Mick Holmes 137-371, Ron Joiner 151, John Mack 179-380, Arnold Palmer was at 71. Leading money winner Johnny championship playoffs tonight, there Heinsohn said the team had gone Finals Start Tuesday ,Norm Davey 148, Dan Frye 136- Miller and Jack Nicklaus were not in the field. vyill be few surprises in store for over films of the game during prac­ American League Openers them. 378, Cliff . Jones 159-140-424, tice session earlier in the day and “we Eyes AND EAST Dave Grzyb 136, Tom Fahey / Both teams, tied 1-1 after the first W L Pet GB Launching play in the 19-team Multiyear Contract worked on a few new things.” 137-396, Ted Kowzun 138-353, / two games of their best-of-seven New York 14 10 .583 Connecticut State Slow Pitch The new things, however, are Layoff No Problem Hank Grzyb 140-367* Mike SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - former with the 49ers out of RADI« Milwaukee 10 8 .556 1 Softball League last night, series in Milwaukee, have strategies refinements of things the Celtics are Zwick 143-141-396, Jim Veteran middle linebacker Michigan, was drafted last Baltimore 11 9 .550 1 Gronian’s Sport Shop scored a they believe will carry them to the ti­ On Agitate Frank Nunley Thursday signed Mathieson 146-354, Larry Fahey month by The Hawaiians of the already doing, according to Heinsohn. Detroit 11 10 .524 1? twin win in Plainville. tle. 354, Ed Baba 371, Howie Peters a multiyear contract with the newly formed World Football “ Paul Silas picked up a few things LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) — Agitate, the California Der­ For Bruins’ Coach Cleveland 10 11 .476 2Vi\ The locals downed Zeller’s of Boston will try to wear the Bucks Torrington, 9-5, and trimmed 357. San Francisco 49ers of the League. but I ’m not going to tell you what they by winner, was flown east to win the Kentucky Derby §nd Boston / 10 13 .435 3Vz down with a relentless defense and TONIGHT BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston Bruins will have been idle Vito’s of Plainville, 14-7. National Football League. Terms of the new pact with arev” he said. Silas was forced to trainer Jim Jiminez said today he still was sure the colt fast break while the Bucks will try to 7:25 Red Sox v«. Raneera, a full week before starting their Stanley Cup championship Mike Reardon and Jim Pur- Nunley, a seven-year per­ the 49ers was not d isclo ^ . coveivthe Bucks’ Bob Dandriged after would. WTIC W L Pet GB slow down the pace and let Kareem series against New York or Philadelphia but Coach Bep Texas 13 9 .591 till paced the opening win with John Haylicek picked up his third per­ “If I didn’t think I had the best (lorse. I ’d of stayed in 8 :2 5 Yanks vs. Royals, / ^bdulJabbar pick the Celtics apart. Guidolin is not bothered by the long layoff. California 12 11 .522 IVi two hits each while Dave White sonal fould in the second period. California,” said the trainer who has seen several Ken­ WINF ’ and Dave Brannick were the big / ‘We are the little fellas and they The New York Rangers’ 4-1 win over the Philadelphia Oakland 10 11 .476 2Vz Milwaukee got very physical in the tucky Derbys but never started a horse in one before. 9:00 (3) Celtics vs. Bucks noises in the nightcap. The are the big fellas and we’re going to / Flyers Thursday night tied that series at three games Minnesota 9 11 .450 3 second game, after dropping the latter both went three for four try to make them play our kind of “I don’t know if this horse has run his top race yet. He SATURDAY each. Chicago IL .450 3 opener 98-83, and the moye helped it was an easy winner of the California Derby. Bill Kansas City at the plate. Randy Smith game,” said Boston Coach Tom Hein- 2:00 Red Sox vs. Rangers, “The length of the layoff doesn’t matter at this stage of 8 13 .381 4V^ slow down the Boston ruhning game Shoernaker does not iise up his horse more than he has to. WTIC Thursday's Results starred on defense and added sohn Thursday. “They’ve made all the the game,” Guidolin said Thursday night. “We needed a for a 105-96 win. Heinsohn complained The, race hasn’t drained him any and if we have any luck at 2s 10 Mels vs. Paiires, Detroit 9,. Kansas City 7 two hits to the pitent 18-hit at­ adjustpients they can make.” three or four-day rest and can really use it. It comes at a , tack. the Officials missed some key fouls all in the race, he’s the one they’ll have to beat,” Jimenez WINF / (Only Games Scheduled The Bucks’ adjustments consisted perfect time after two tough series against Toronto and Nine twinbills will be played which contributed to the Celtics’ confidently predicted. 2:15 (22, 30) White/Sox Tonight's Games of having Oscar Robertson bring the downfall. vs. Brewers / Chicago.” Texas (Jenkins 5-1) at Boston each week in the curcuit which Agitate, with five victories and a third in six races, has included two other Manchester ball up the court alone, eliminating “Overall, the officiating\has been 3:30 (8) Nelson Golf ‘ Boston will meet either the Rangers or Flyers next (Wise 2-1), N blows! the best record among the 23 horses entered in Saturday’s Boston’s backcourt trap plays on Tuesday and Thursday nights at Boston Garden. New York New York (Medich 4-1) at entries, lYudon’s and Morlar- .very good in the series” Xci^sohn 4:00 (3) Golf: Miller, ty’s. defense. 100th and richest running of the Kentucky Derby/ 'The son Kansas City (Pattin 0-1), N said. “The Bucks got very physical in Fezler, Rodriguez and Philadelphia will play game No. 7 Sunday afternoon in Milwaukee Coach Larry Costello of Advocator was the last of the starters to Arrive at 5:00 (3) Kentucky Derby Philadelphia. Detroit (Slayback 0-1) at the second game and I was very sur­ Churchill Downs. was confident that Robertson could 5:00 (8) Wide World of “One thing about our next series,” Guidolin said, “the Minnesota (Decker 2-1), N prised we weren’t stepping up to the Agitate is third choice in Saturday’s Kentucky Derby break the Boston press single-handed. Sports: Auto racing, target trips will be short either way (whether Philadelphia or Chicago (Wood 2-5) at foul line as much as they were.” which not only will be the richest but the most congested Milwaukee (Wright 3-2), N Soccer Match diving. New York wins).^It will be a one hour flight; you’re up and Cleveland (J. Perry 2-1) at as well. It will be worth $326,500 with $274,000, an Yanks vs. Royals, WINF you’re right down again. Set Saturday American record, going to the winner. It is a record field. Oakland (Holtzman 1-3), N “Psychologically, pur guys feel better about the short Baltimore (Grimsley 3-1) at The Connecticut Wildcats pro Judger and Cannonade, an entry trained by Woody trip because even to Chicago, a two hour ride, they were (^lifomla (Tanana 2-2), N soccer team will give help to Stephens, is favorite at 8 to 5. A second Coupling of Rube getting pretty tired.” Money Not Chief Factor Saturday's Games Manchester soccer program by The G reat and Accipiter, which Stephens used to train, is The coach said the Bruins would practice again today Cleveland at Oakland second>^^hoice at 9 to 2. 19th Hole playing a benefit game against and take Sunday off before returning to the ice Monday. Detroit at Milwaukee the Senior All-Stars Saturday at Bringing Major League Hockey to Hartford^Sprin^ieid, for the J .R .’s ]^ t. Little Current, Ga Hai, Triple Crown, Buck’s In Bill Walton Decision “They heed some time off and it will be good for them to Texas at Boston Manchester High at 5 o’clock. Bid, Flip Sql, Destroyer, Sir Tristan and 10 field horses — Country Club have Sunday to themselves,” he said. Baltimore at California Tickets may be obtained at LOS ANGELES (UPI) - New York at Kansas City “ Money was not a groups were headed by Irv Lexico, Consigliori, Sharp Gary, Bold Clarion, Crimson Following are the starting The players are staying active during the layoff but are Manchester High, Bennet or Money was not the chief fac­ question,” Sam Gilbert said. Levin, formerly associated Ruler, Pat McQroder, Confederal Yankee, Hudson County times for Sunday’s Member- playing a more relaxing sport. Most of them scheduled Illing Junior High, the Rec tor in Bill Walton’s decision “Portland’s offer was not as jvith the Seattle SuperSonics Set n’ Go and Gold And Myrrh complete the field. Member Golf Tournament at afternoon golf games and goalie Gilles Gilbert was among Department and at the$ gate to s i p with the Portland the Manchester Country Club: m(Herald e r Photo by I for $2. '»-75season high as the two other offe NBa , and “a group of those heading for the course Thursday. j Major League Trail Blazers, his adviser 6:45: Smith, Newcomb; Lavinio, from the ABA.” prominent motion picture Migliore East Catholic^s Fine Golf Squad said Thursday. G ilbert said tKe ABA people,” whose names he Frazier to Fight Again 6:52: LaFrancis, Wall; Zamaitis, Leaders Abraitis Enjoying a successiiil season to dale is the East Catholic High golf team. Rear, left to refused to disclose. 6:59: Monaco, Pagliugb; Griffiths. C.D. McCarthy Ashe, Tanner Advance He said the offers were » right, Captain Gordon Daring, Hal Giglio, Coach Bob Prini, Jeff Torrance, Tim After $4bQ,000 Offer 7:06 Frank, Dutelle; Crockett, Mojre \ National League Bennet Girls Win 0 V “very substantial, very 7:13: Annulii, Kelley: Pearson, Lennon LaFrancis. Front, Brad Strella and Mihe Cooney. Latter holds school record. ( ° 7:20: Teets, Dvorak; Kieman, Davis G AB H Pet Bennet High’s girls’ softball PCB ( ( ) BCD secure, very qualifi^. Any NEW YORK (UPI) - Joe tp George Foreman 16 months In Wold Doubles Play C B 7:27: A.nsaldi, Boggini; Zemke, Reitz, St.L 23 88 37 .420 team defeated Kosciuszko .A( ft» D M t o h , Frazier will be $400,000 richer ago in Jamaica. McNamara S ® 0 of the offers would. have Tveras, Pit 15 41 17 .415 ■ \ . '\ ' yesterday, 13-7, with Colleen next month because he chose to Biit Frazier figured he could 7:34: Daley, Mattem; Pagani, Lavey MONTREAL (UPI) - about whether the balls were in been acceptable to me.” 7:41: Marshall, Moran; T. Leone, S. Gross, Hou 22 72 27 .375 Americans Arthur Ashe and or out of bounds. Shane, Rachel Rosen and Cin- Gilbert /said Walton did ignore calls for his retirement. still earn a good payday and Leone Maddox, SF 24 100 37 .370 Low-Paying LPGA Tournaments 7:48: Barningham, , Barningham: Roscoe Tanner and South day Hanson and Carolyn When Frazier lost a 12-round Thursday he signed for a Hewitt and McMillan, Hebner, Pit 18 76 28 .368 not tell him why he opted for Sleeves, Taylor Africans Bob Hewitt and Frewr already assured of $5,000 for Jaworski each collecting three decision to Muhammad Ali last 12rouhd appearance against 7:55: Conklin, Mazanec; Galli, Miller Smith, St.L 23 93 34 .366 Portland over the larger McMillan advanced to the Told to Shape Up or Ship Out hits. Kathy Shand added two January at Madison Square Jerry Quarry at the Garden 8:02: Curtis, Remes; Giguere, Fiore winning one of the divisions of Unser, Phil 17 58 21 .362 ABA bids. June 17, part of a closed circuit 6:09: N. Zavarella, Salafia: Homans, semifinals with wins in the the WCT tour will meet Ashe hits as did Jennifer Krasella. Hartford Civic Center Eastern States Exposition Garden, Joe’s friends called Sibrinse Schmidt, Phi 22 73 26 .356 “It is conjecture on my opening match of the, $95,000 ATLANTA (UPI) - The bigger every year and they’re Gail Butler and Chris Silver Coliseum .j upon him to retire before he got television package which also 8:16: OleKsinski, Kozlovich; McGurkin, and Tanner in the semifinal Grubb, SD 21 73 26 .356 The field includes this year’s Pietrantonio Rothmans second annual World LPGA says low-paying tour­ going to have to keep in step pitched. part,” he said, “but he may hurt. The fire that had'made features Foster against round on Saturday night. Watson, Hou 25 92 32 .348 top 17 money winners and M of 8:23: Starters Time naments like the Lady Tara, with the times. We realize they have been swayed toward him the champion was missing, Argentina’s Jorge Ahumada for 8:30: Backiel, Sembenotti; Bertussi, Doubles Tennis Championship Ashe and Taner have also the top 34. The Whaiers h^ve 3 convenient ticket plans: Shaw which opens here today, are haye problems, but they’re/ the NBA by his very close as it was in his two pre)^ous the light heavyweight title in Thursday night, won $5,000 in the tournament American League 8:37: Charlebois, Masse; Carlo, McKee going to have to shape up or going to have to be worked out. Plan 1 -3 9 games-priority seatingvfor Plan 2 -25 games-Hartford Civic Center relationship with Jerry West fights-against light-hitting Joe Albuquerque, N.M. 8:44: Cerina, Stevenson; Dotchin, Pierro New Yorker Ashe and for winning one of the three G AB H Pet ^ The favorites are Jane ship out. “I’m sure that the Lady Tara both the Hartford Civic Center Bugner of England and when he “I’m happy to be fighting 8:51: Connors, N. Smith; M istrettt, divisions on the WCT tour. Carew, Min 21 88 35 .398 Wojcik Switches and his conversations with Moriarty Tanner, of Lookout/Mountain, The Lady Tara, one of 31 Blalock, Carol Man, Kathy Plan 3 -1 4 games-Big “ E’’ in West again, gen’men,” Frazier said Defending champions Bob Jackson, Oak will increase its purse,” Miss and the Big "E’’ in W. Springfield. lost tfie title inside two rounds 8:58: S. Ferguson, Miner; Macione, W. Tenn., needd two tiebreakers to 21 82 32 .390 Whitworth, with Laura Baugh, HONOLULU (UPI) - San Springfield Sidney Wicks.” stops on this year’s $1.8 million Mann continued. “I expect it after the fight was announced. Ferguson defeat the Australian team of Lutz of San Clemente, Calif!, Stanton, Cal 17 59 23 .390 the 18-year-old beauty queen Diego (la rg er lineman Greg 9:05: Rothman, J. Macione; Vonderkall, ladies pro golf tour, has a purse will be around $50,000 next “The rent is behind, the kids and Stan Smith of Seapines, Hargrove, Tex 14 41 16 .390 Wojcik was signed to a mul­ There are two easy payment plans, or'iise your Master Charge or BarikAmeriiard. DON BUDGE “Grand Slam Winner” McFarland Ross Case and Geoff Masters of only $35,000. year” . who made her pro debut here need shoes, the motorcycle is in 9:12: Manchester, Palm er: Dubois, Car- 76, 3-6, 7-6, 7-5. In the third set, S.C., will meet Australians Plnela, NY 15 60 22 .367 last year, the sentimental tiyear contract with the mienke “We don’t want to drop tour­ Despite being one of the the shop, the cows need grazin’ Ashe and 'Tanner rallied to win John Alexander and Phil Dent Freehan, Det 17 50 18 .360 favorite. Hawaiians of the World Foot­ Planl Plan 2 payment plans 9:19: J. Smith, Filloramo; Kristof, naments like this, which have lowest-paying tournaments on Plan 3 \ land... Lipinski in a quarterfinal match Friday Spencer, Tex 14 42 15 .357 ball League Thursday. 39 Games 25 Games after being down 5-1. been with us a long time,” said 1. 4 payments for 2. 3 payments for “I’m not too old and I’m not 9:26: Bonadies, Prindle; Gazza, J. night. Grich, ^ 1 20 71 25 .352 the LPGA tour, the Lady Tara Harfford- Hartford Civic 14 Game's \ Calamari LPGA President Carol Mann. •Plan 1 only. Plans 2 and 3. over the hill.” Hewitt and McMillan downed In the other quarterfinal Oliva, Min 14 40 14 .350 drew a near-record field — 89 Sprfd. Center BigE 9:33: W. Skinner, Brown; Novak, “We appreciate what these peo­ K total purchase 15 total purchase HOT WHEELS “100” The fight will be his second Morline the Swedish pair of 17-year old match, Owen Davidson and Griffin, Bos 21 72 25 .347 professionals and six amateurs ple have done for us over the AREA A AREA A AREA A )ue on the due on the with Quarry. In the first, back 9:40: H. Gardella, R. Gardella; Ogden, Bjorn Borg and Ove Bengston 6- John Newcombe of Australia — for its three-day run over the 8.00/7.00 $298.00 8.00 $200.00 7.00 $98.00 SPECIAL OPEN COMPETinON Edwards years. foUowing dales. following dates. in 1969, Frazier cut Quarry’s 4, 7-6, 3-6, 6-3. Hewitt and will play against Clark Home R uns. scenic, 6,365-yard Indian Hills 9:47; Jarvis, Clementino; Genovese, J.. “But, they’ve got to be AREA B AREA B AREA B 1. of order 1. Time of order / eye to score a seventh-round Filleramo McMillan took the first set han­ Graebner of New York and NATIONAL LEAGUE: course, 20 miles northwest of 9:54: Starters Time 7.00/6.00 $259.00 7.00 $175.00 6.00 $84,dO . TKO. ‘ ‘I met too much of a man dily but needed a tiebreaker to Charles Pasarell of Los Aaron, Atl, Perez, Cin, G am y realistic. Purses are getting downtown Atlanta. 2: JulUst . 2. August 1st 10:01: Betko, A. Jacobsen; Oliva, Laskey AREA C AREA C MODIFIED RACE that night. Now I’ve grown up. 10:08: LaChapelle, P. Sullivan; win the second set. The Swedes Angeles. and Wynn, LA 7; Hebner, Pitt 6. AREA C 3. AuguHlS 3. September 15 5.50/5.00 $207.50 5.50 I’m not going to make the same D'Amato, Clementino got stronger when they won the AMERICAN LEAGUE: $137.50 . 5.00 $70.00 4. OcloberXst 10:15: Ogren, Melton; 0 . Lorentzen, 'Rie semifinals will be played 1 0 0 L A P S mistakes again,” said Quarry, Colburn third set and had the South Saturday night at' the hteurice Nettles, NY 11; Jackson, Oak AREA D AREA D AREA D 4.00/3.00 ^Receives p a rity seating for all who is on a guarantee of $225,- 10:22: Lebiedz, Heath; Angel, Nadasky Africans 3-3 in the final set Richard Arena in Montreal and 10; Yastrzem ski, Bos and $142.00 4.00 $100.00 3.00 $42.00 39 games. 000 10;K ; Wolff, Perre; Hunt, Romayko before they were overpowered. Burroughs, Tex 6; Duneqn, . 10:36; Butkus, McCallum; "Henriques, the wiqpingjiing teams will move One man, Joe Alexander,' Tracy The games were delayed into the; f l n ^ SurSunday and a Clev, Horton, Det and Garcia, CAMP SHOW Note: The Whalers office has already been contacted by mafiy p ^ l e for season could, ruin everything by 10:43: J . Skinner, Bengtson: Anderson, several times when Hewitt kept Mil 5. Saturday, May 4 • 10 am • 8 pm tickets. Please do not delay in placing your order. Lock up your s ^ s during the SUN.JAYth Jones chance a at^He y h e $40,0$40,000 winner’s 5 defeating the third-ranked 10:50: Clough, Clough; Plodzik, arguing with the linesman purse. Sunday, May 5 -12 Noon • 7 pm regular season and playoffs for Major League hockey in Hartford fory^rs to come. (RAIN DAn SUN., MAT 12th) Quarry in their match at Union- Zavarella Runs Batted In 10:57: Matava, Thomsen; Nash, dale, N.Y. May 8, but the Rockwell NATIONAL LEAGUE: Californian sees that as no 11:04: Carlson, Turner; Cotton, Watson Cedeno, Hou25; Garvey, LA 22; fB E E A D M I88lflW l Whalers OVER 7500.00 PAYOFF problem. “As soon as I- hit 11:11: Wilks, Lapenta; H. Giglio, NasSiff Healthy Petrocelli Back Wynn, LA 21; Perez, Cin and 11:18: Hassell, O'Dell; E. Lorentzen, TOLLAND AGRICULTURAL CENTER ^ Center Plaza, Hartford, Conn. 06103 Alexander, everyone can go Atherton BOSTON (UPI)-Thereturn Smith, St. L 20. TAG BUILDING ’ 1,200 TO THE WINNER home.” 11:25: Engberg, Andreoli “Rico is close," said Johnson AMERICAN LEAGUE: of a healthy Rico Petrocelli to after the Sox lost a 4-2 decision ROUTE 30 ♦ VERNOk CONN. Plan______Location '900 FOR SECOND the Boston Red Sox lineup may Jackson, Oak 27; Nettles, N.Y to the California Angels 23; Burroughs, Tex 20; NASCAR MODIFIEDS Seat price ' 1st Choice. middle corner not be a cure-all for the team’s Wednesday afternoon. “I^ en (m) (c) '700 FOR THIRD Yastrzemski, Bos 19; Robinson, Come See Camping In Action (l( plan 1. write in seat price 2nd Choice. ills, but its still just what the you see him active again, you’ll Saturday Night 8.-00 P.AI. 24th SPOT PAYS $50. doctor ordered, according to Cal, Briggs, Mil and Hisle, Hartford and Springfield.) A® see the players start to settle Minn 18. 3rd Choice . TiiNTiWt Start It 1:30 100 LapFeatwiRiet Two one-of-a-kind Day or Eva. coacK Darrell Johnson. down.” GatnapiaiUOlUI FARR’S of Manchester. check payment plan To Follow originals. PIMM«ma649-8233 649-8233 Boston, after starting out the win ahow Camping Qadgata Qaloral I PracUcoitarttilllM season like a ball of fire, has Johnson has also decided to Pitching “ payment in full $______enclosed Name lost eight of its last nine games, □ 4 payment (plan 1 on|y) $____^.enclosed MTRIIS RtaiVlD mOJH TOP Two one-of-a-kind originals play Tommy Harper in every NATIONAL LEAGUE: John, DON BUDGE, tennis champion G&H PAVING & CONST. CO. plunging into the cellar of the game, either as a left fielder or LA 5-0; Brewer and Sutton, LA Stafford Motor Speedway 3 payment (plan 2 or 3) $______enclosed Address MUM THE Master Charge or BankAmerlcard DRIYtRS IN THi EAST INCLUDING: JIM BEAM, the world's finest BHumlnous Drtvswtys, Parking Lota, Tannla CouiU, American League’s East Divi­ a designated hitter. Harper, and Caldwell, SF 4-1; Reed, Atl nOUTF 140. STAFFORD SPRINGS. CONN. WHOU acet. no______Bourbon Rapaira, Saalar, plua Concrata Work... sion. who has been benched in some and Roberts, Hou 4-2. RON BOUCHARD & FMIILYI sig natu re. C ity . -S ta te . -Z ip . Petrocelli, who was injured AMERICAN LEAGUE: Low PrICMl M YMra* ExporiMctI games while Johnson juggled Farr's Has TanI On □ enclosed is 2.00 lo cover •• i B ■ 1 «(•.:'• .> tu A -u -t ■ 1 1-' ’. SEPTIC TANKS iSTALLD REASONAIlll in spring training, has made his lineup in an effort to get the Coleman, Det, Stottlemyre, NY Display At Tha Stora ■Telephone. CARL "BUCGSY" STEVENS . Onlyl^ handling and mailing of my I-' ••i : ii' i i'.'. I I . I i r f , only brief appearance so far team out of the doldrums, stole and Jenkins, Tex 5-1; Bibby, tickets. If not enclosed I .this season. two bases Wednesday. Tex 5t2; Medich, NY 4-1; will pick up upon notification. Hunter, Oak 4-2. MNI PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri,, Mav 3. 1974 1 MAWCHESTEH EVEWINC herald, Mancto..,, f t ,. Ma, !l. 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Girelli CFSC President create ghettoes anew. Whites Testers, balanced between Instead of snarling police from being aired publicly. The Herald is responsible lor MHS Tennis once content in integrated minority and white prospective only one incorrect Insertion and Have a Fun Day Last Friday afternoon “We won’t go along with Assembly, High School World, from my own school and take a dogs and overturned "dchool neighborhoods tend to_ move then only to the size of the Saturday, 10 A.M. marked the date of the Connec­ home buyers, recorded what this,” Hinds said. “We want a Teen Center Council, and Ad­ greater rqle In the CFSC; I buses, the images evoked in the aWay when the racial mix original Insertion. Errors vrhich . . ■ Sofflton* ticut Federation of Student real estate agents told them AUCTION visory Board. He is presently decided to run for president.” l?70s, are of effibient govern- swings the other way. statement of ^ ilt and public do not lessen the value of the may havt taut you Council’s annual Spring about various neighborhoods. disclosure. If the Justice advertisement will not bo cor­ Center Congregational SAA ^hairamn. What does he hope to do with Underway merit, attornie$, earnest com­ The suit is based on evidence It was a set-up to prove the rected by an additional Inser­ ohappygdl Church Convention. Open discussions He defeated Valley Regional Department doesn’t disclose' CFSC? “Last year we voted to munity .a ctiv ists and tight- volunteered by a local civil organization’s theory thet tion. Men’i Club and and various seminars were High’s candidate Dave Brooks The 1974 Manchester High the charges, then we will.” change the regions into counties Outlook is bright with Mr. lipped/buqinessmen aghast at rights group, Education- steering is widespread in the In­ Boy Scout Troop 25 held; at the end of these in the final rounds of elections. &hool Tennis Team roster has The suit said 30 sales agents hoping that it would make the Philip Hyde as mentor tj^is thc/allegations. Instruccion, which sent terms surance City, home of the seminars on Saturday after­ Other elected executives were finally been announced. Adviser repeatedly warned white Help Wanted divisions of the state more season. Coach Hyde has won The civil rights battleground of “testers” out into the Hart­ nation’s biggest insurance com­ 13 noon, votes were cast for the of­ (and coach) Phil Hyde has prospects not to inspect or buy Bob Levine, vice president; Jo successful. Right now the chain many indoor and outdoor town ’ has moved North, and the com­ ford and suburban real estate panies. □ NOTICES Happiness Is; fice of president. Who won? Ellen Rocco, secretary; and of communication seems to be selected two seniors, four tournaments over the season bat style in “The Land of market. ‘ homes in suburban Bloomfield ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Manchester High’s Steve juniors, and two sophomores to B oyd H in d s, a fo r m e r clerk needed for small Paulette Ethier, assistant missing a few links. I believe and his knowledge of the sport Steady Habits” is different. Earlier this month the or Hartford’s'Blue Hills section Joining Your Many Other Classmates Girelli! challenge the mightiest op­ systems analyst for a major because of black residents pleasurable office. Posting secretary. that we failed to make one should be a great plus for team The latest in a series of federal government sued Pratt Lost and Found i at the Steve’s., election was a ponents in CCIL competition national corporation, is direc­ there. machine experience is Says Steve, “The initial idea more necessary step— have the strategy. assaults on alleged racisR) in and Whitney Aircraft of East milestone for Manchester High this year. tor of E-I, a nonprofit research At the same time blacks and preferable. Contact Mr. 25th 1949 MHS CLASS REUNION of running for president came county representatives calling Dave Jacobs, Steve Connecticut happened Hartford, a division of United FOUND - Gray female Messier, Meadows Convales­ School politicians he is the Team members are; Peter and civil rights organization. Puerto Ricans were steered Schnauzer wearing 1971 tag. to me as I attended the week- regular meetings of the schools Hirschfeld, Kirk Woolpert, ^Thursday with the Justice Aircraft Corp., for allegedly cent Center, 333 Bidwell Street, at the first oFour students to ever win Heard (’74), Russell Sink (’74), He said the Justice Depart­ into those areas, the suit said. Call Dog Warden, 646-4555. long leadership training in their counties. In this way John Mrosek, Russ Sink, and Department suing seven major dtacriminating against minori­ Manchester, 647-9196. the presidency in this organiza­ Dave Jacobs, Steve Hirschfeld, ment was so impressed with the Homes in predominantly white ******•••••••••••••••••••••• COLONY RESTAURANT workshop at Gamp Mohawk. they could find out exactly what Pete Heard all were members realty firms that account for 60 ty workers and job applicants evidence it neglected to give the Personals 2 tion, although countless others “Perhaps I got an even Kirk Woolpert\ane John areas were not made available MAN for lawn and parking lot Talcottville problems the area schools were of the team last season. ’They per cent Of the business in the since 1965. defendants a customary 30-day have aspired to this goal. greater idea of the many having.” Mrosek (all /7 5 \ David know what they are doing and metropolitan Hartford area. to blacks, and Puerto Ricans, maintenance. Must have And' E-I complained to notice they would be sued. VITAMIN E 400 i.u. $3.50 per drivers license. Apply in Der- Saturday, May 11th Steve had a lot of things going wonderful aspects of CFSC and In closing, Steve voiced his Maloney and. Mike Loveland will have a lot up against the suit said. The firms were charged with federal apd state authorities ‘ ‘The realtors were so blatant bottle 100s, three bottles $10. son. W. H. Englanu Lumber Co, Varsity cheerleaders for 1974-75 school year gather for a meeting in the Faculty Lounge. for him; a broad smile, met a great number of kids who (’76). threatening teams. Some of ' The defendants are Barrows opinion of CFSC - “I can’t ’•resegregating” racially in­ that Travelers Insurance Co. of and viscious the Justice Depart­ Delivered tp you, send check or Route 44-A, Bolton Notch, easygoing personality and share my main interests: Stu­ Due to lack of available futids and Wallace Co., T.R. Preston money order to Health Vitamin They are back (1 to r) : Linda Thurston, Ann Miner, Jackie Goss, Sue Malo, Cindy Tucker express to you how much CFSC their top rivals this season will tegrated neighborhoods, a Hartford, one of the nation’s ment just slammed them with Conn. respectable appearance, among dent Council and the students it and coaches, there will be n^ Co., The Heritage Group, Inc., Co., 2759 Ellington Road, South Come To Cuneo, Sue Camilleri, Janice Runde. Missing are Lin­ in general means to m e.” — include Bristol Central, federal civil rights violation. largest insurorSKContributes to these suits,” Hinds told an E-I other things. He has been a serves. At that time I decided junior versity tennis team this Richard C. Buckley Associates, Windsor, Conn. 06074. Call 644- g Happy Birthday da Williams and Leslie Granquist. (Photo by Woolp'ert) ° Diane Keilsey (indham. Hall and that cross- In plain terms, it means racial segregation, through its, meeting Thursday night. WAITRESS - Part-time and TEMPLE BETH member of the Student that I wanted to grow away spring. Hurwit and Simons Real Estate 1775. g CRIST town conglomerate East whites were allegedly dis­ personnel and investment “This is about as tough as the weekends. Experienced only. SHOLOM’S BOOK SALE$ With strength in the lower Catholic. Inc., and Colli-Wagner Realty Apply in person any day after 2 :i:i Love forever and ever, couraged frgm moving into policies. \ Justice Department can get.” Sunday, I to 3 p.nu classes. Coach Hyde’s team Co. p.m. LaStrada East ^ Carol The MHS Tennis Schedule racially mixed neighborhoods The state Real Estate Com­ 400 East Middle ipke* Editorial should be even harder to beat ’These types of suits often see Restaurant, 699 Main Street. will be as follows: Mon. May 6 while minorities were en­ mission is being sued by E-I for Manchester i next' year. This year’s field of defendants agreeing to stop the □ FINANCIAL % The World Situation — Plat-home'sThurs. May 9 — couraged to move into the CFSC Meeting COUNTER GIRLS - Must be men look great, and these Penney-away; Mon. May 13 — C^H.^X.1^ F 'c lc c s •••••••••••••••*•••••••••••• compassionate and truly the world has some bad aspects oyer 18, be willing to work some 1 Happy Birthday 3 community or of the battles MHSers show promise of a Hall-home; Thurs> May 16 — _ Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 caring. With millions of com­ associated with it. No country between Iran and Iraq sup­ terrific season. nights and some weekends. CAR WASH Pr6 Maloney-away; Mon. May 20 — Apply in person after 6 p.m. i LINDA BOWER passionate peoples who were can escape all its problems. posedly over land Hghts. Don’t MORTGAGES, loans first se­ Personally, I don’t feel that Tennis buffs have cause to Bristol Central-home;^ Thurs. Financial Dairy Queen Brazier, 242 Broad Sunday, May 5th i unafraid to display their The United States is beset with Termed Success cond, third. All kinds. Realty Love^ forget the Arab Community’s rejoice as six of the team’s we as planetary people suffer May 23 — Concard-away; ’Fpes. statewide, credit rating un­ St, Manchester., 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. > feelings it would bpt be long running inflation, pollution, and clamp on oil either. State Leasing Study Your Brother as much from a generally dis­ eleven meets are scheduled to May 28 — Wethersfield-ho^;_ Problems necessary. Reasonable. Con­ before poverty an^lliteracy high level political scandals. The Soviet Union is the same. You may have wondered then proceeded to the gym for a mal world state as we do from a be played on home territory. Thurs. May 3 0 - East Catholic^ fidential, quick arrangements. PRODUCTION Control Clerk, DEcrs disappear. If people tobk active But take a look at the rest of the what all the unfamiliar faces lively dance. “poverty of spirit.” We have It now evicts its unwanted ones Singles and doubles status has home. HERTFORD (UPI) - A Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. woman to work in production 'X DRIVE IN interest in government prac­ world. were doing here last Friday The dance featured control office. Duties include been catipulted into the who write million-sellers. India not yet been passed out to the The CCIL Tournament will be Proposed in Bill regional alcoholic detoxifica­ 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Center Street tices, dishonesty in politics Europe is having internal still has its huge numbers of afternoon. For the first time “Bootleg”, a band from Bran­ Warriors, but speculations are tion center is in a financial ford. Evenings, 233-6879. typing, filing, some phone con­ technical age which brought held on Saturday, June 1st, as a tact. Apply Multi-Circuits, 50 Manchester 'i would be non-existent as con­ squabbles. The Common people to house and feed. Star­ Over MHS hosted the Connec­ ford complete with a smoke that the newcomers to the team crunch because health insurers problems we neither com­ site to be announced at a later Harrison Street, Manchester, :i stituents would not tolem e Market is having its greatest vation is common throughout ticut Federation of Student machine to accompany “Smoke will be looking up to Russ Sink’s are not covering costs of policy MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd Happy prehend nor seek solutions to. date. The State Tournament HARTFORD (UPI) - A bill mortgages — interim financing 646-3800. such. When people care about altercations in years. NATO much of Asia and Africa. China Councils’ Spring Convention. on the Water.” After being ef­ experience for guidance. He public works commissioner troversial case of the proposed holders who are treated at the Add to this, an attitude of will be on June 7th and 8th. The creating a special commission — expeditious and confidential Birthday All Proceeds to each other, they settle may be on its last legs as the has cut down its birth rate con­ 130 delegates from all over the ficiently matched-up with Oieir has acquired numerous honors chainnan of the proposed com­ site for the new Greater Hart­ center. apathy caused by pessimism. tennis team hopes to have many to study building contract and service, J.D. Real Estate MECHANIC - long established Benefit differences before war erupts. United States no longer wants siderably (1/1000 as compared state gathered for a weekend of hosts the delegates left for a qs a tournament player as well mission. ford Community College cam­ Thus we are convinced that participants in these tourr leasing procedures in the state The Hartford Courant Assoc. 646-1980. and well equipped general gar­ BILL - People wouldn't allow over 50 per cent of the respon­ to U.S.’s 1/10,000). But it still meeting people, having fun and well-deserved night of sleep. as a member of the Indian’s Gov. Thomas J. Meskill early pus. reported today that the Com­ age needs a seasoned car and O.T.H. existence is contained in a naments. Your support at all has received initial legislative governments to rule as war sibility of protecting Europe. houses one quarter of the learning. The festivities started However, one of the un­ tennis outfit. this year recommended the The state Public Works Com­ truck mechanic for its staff. Love world replete with inexplicable meets is needed, — Stevie Bee approval. bined Hospitals Alcholism MOR'TGAGES - Any amount, mongers. The list is endless, Britain is beset by many labor world’s population. The fighting with opening addresses by scheduled events of the conven­ creation of the commission mission had approved the lease Program is getting only about unlimited funds, for property Good wages and fringe benefits. insolubale problems, we seek The measure, passed Sponsored by •: the potential magnificent. strikes and was working at a never stopped in Vietnam. Craig Steely, oui* illustrious tion is staying up for most of following UPI reports that of the Phoenix Building for the one third of its anticipated in­ owners. Fast, confidential; References. Mellen White & Snoopy no solutions nor do we expect Thursday in the House with two Palshaw. 107 Burnside Ave., Brian Young •: Perhaps I am asking too three May work week. In its Cambodia is still being president and convention chair- the night and talking. political contribution was in­ new campus, but it was later come. courteous service, credit not any. In short, we are accepting major amendments, would East Hartford, Conn. and Lenny Gauba :• much or hoping emptily. But electioq^s no party own a destroyed daily. Korea is called man, and Mr. George Early the next morning, the Girls Softball fluencing selection of design reported it would have been It costs CHAP about $100,000 important. Lowest rates, easy the unacceptable. That Is our require the proposed panel to professionals for state building payments. Ask for Roger at when someone remarks on how majorityX one of the “world’s, hot spots” Emmerling. After that the same familiar faces were seen cheaper for the state to buy the per month to operate its 80-bed problem. / recommendror'mnmAn/l ttroiroways to tighten ____• m t ® Burke Realty Mortgage Loan he can’t do anything about our After Pi«sident Pompidou’s according to the National delegates moved on to their again on the campus. The first projects. The measure now building which is now being facility in Hartford, but the In order to begin to seek a procedures for awarding state Agency, 1-429-6471. Help Wanted \ rotten world. I’ll smile bitterly. death, F ran^ was left in much Review. first seminars which covered order of business was to split up Season Opened goes to the senate. offered for sale at a much high­ program 1s only taking in 13 Help Wanted 13 solution to this, we must first building contracts and leases. Library Managar We can all contribute and make the same way. Polls show three While South America^is such topics as Student Hand­ and head fdr the swap shops. A Rep. Robert J. Vicino, D- er price. between $30,000 and $40,000. begin with the promise that It was amended to include a WAITERS and Waitresses, for this world the best of all possi­ candidates with 31 per cent, 42 having problems, too. Argen­ books, Running a Workshop, swap shop is just a group of kids The Girls Softball team Bristol, said the amendment to The proposed commission Many of the patients come to Elemmtary School nothing exists in a permanent and parents to come. The move study of leasing procedures and evenings and weekends. PRINTER ble worlds, if we’d quit per cent and 23 per cent. tina borders numerous cases of Opening Campus and orienta­ from different schools, who get opened its season with a 26-9 include a study of leasing would be made up of eight the CHAP facility after being A basic familiarity with state. Even the dead change was a matter of convenience to drop a provision which would □ EMPLOYMENT Experience required. Call 646- Part-time printer needed to bemoaning our awful state and The most popular games in kidnapping. Chile is being run tion of new students. ’These together and throw around trouncing over East Hartford, procedures was designed to members, including the com­ arrest^ by police iri any one of Dewey Decimal system from human to dust. So, even due to field conditions and over­ have automatically made the 5200. operate a 1250W Multilith. 24 act. — Kathy Shanley ’ Germany right now are Willy by a quartet of military leaders seminars w^re given by' ideas, problems and, hopefully, Monday under the direction of crowding from track and prevent a repeat of the con- missioner of public works. ’The about a dozen communities in cataloging and experience M the most complex problems can Help Wanted 13 hours weekly, flexible on our Brandt jokes. Italy is asking for students from all over the state. solutions. panel shall elect its chairman. be viewed from a different after the “suicide” of Allende. Miss Mary Faignant. This year, baseball teams. the greater Hartford area, with library operations is day shifi. U.S. backing in its fight with Upon completion of these, Onward to another set of perspective; it can be more Con The present UN ruling is a the team will begin playing in Probable starting pitchers The Commission’s report rather than going through nor­ TOOLMAKER, machinist, required. Ten month position, AUTO BODY Repairman: long For more information contact Yugoslavia over the territory of deligates proceeded to the seminars. These were on such On Monday nights the figures twelve mile ocean , limit. Peru the CCIL Women’s League. are Gail Shim atis, Jeanie.^ would include: mal criminal procedures. lathe operators. Must be able to 7 hour work day, hourly rate established, well equipped gar- The Personnel Department easily solved or worsen. Let me topics as: Youth and the Law, were finally released. The cost Trieste. Eastern Europe con­ was capturing US fishing auditorium for a second general Hopefully, they will qualify for Halloran and Marianne Enfield Woman — An analysis of all Officials say 40 per cent of set-up and work from range of $3.30-M-20. Forward a g e h a s opening for clarify. Ten years ago, those experienced body man. Good tinues its weak fight for vesseis 150 miles away as they assembly. There the candidates Work-Study Programs, Public a post-season tourney berth Pemperton. This trio will procedures relating to the state the patients are covered by blueprints. Minimum three- resume to Mr. Donald C. Mei'- being bom outnumbered those of living jumped 1.1 per cent in pay. Permanent job for quality MANCHESTER democracy. claimed their own limit. for the office of president, vice Relations, etc. This group of with at least a 51 per cent win- building program, including the years experience. Apply at cure. Business Manager, dying. March alone. In May 1973 the combine a balanced hitting at­ welfare but the other 60 per worker. Fringe benefits. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Africa is in bad shape. In 1973 president and secretary gave, seminars was run twice so that Shot to Death selection of professional con­ Paragon Tool Co., Inc., 121 Today’s growth is now below Consumer Price Index was Iceland has also claimed over loss record. tack atid good fielding and a cent can’t pay anything. Many South Windsor Board of Melien, White and Palshaw, 107 71 Haynes Street their speeches, preceeded by delegates would have the oppor­ Adams Street, Manchester. 131.5 as compared with 100 in famine struck Mali, 100 miie limit., / Of the 22 team members, only promising season is in sight. tractors. have lost jobs and families and Education, 771 Main Street, Burnside Ave., East Hartford. A zero; we are no longer Manchester Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria and nominating speeches. tunity to attend two. ’They were ENFIELD (UPI) — A former — Recommendations for im­ replacing ourselves. This May 1967. The figures haven’t The droughts in Central 5 are seniors. Sophomores and This year the number of turn­ early 1OT2, but , were reconciled lack financial resources. South Windsor, Connecticut 646-1222, Ext. 481 Chad. In Kenya on March 25, a Off again, the delegates went presented by professionals in Enfield police and narcotics of­ proving procedures and in­ 06074. problem encompassed millions been released yet but, as one America and the floods in North juniors will be filling key outs for the team was about one month ago. Because the center is not CONCRETE Construction law was made saying that America are the result of to another set of seminars. the respective fields from positions, plus experience and ficer was to be arraigned today suring maximum participation Laborer. Phone 875-1103 after 6 and yet it was resolved at least expects, a sizable increase is hampered by the Manchester They lived together until a licensed as a hospital, medical AVON anyone who strikes out against These included such topics as Connecticut. Lunch was served in connection with the shotgun in the decision-making process. p.m. to a certain extent. It would be expected. If your father earned drastic changes in the weather. depth in years to come. Feline League. Due to a CIAC week ago when he left the house insurers are not paying for their MAN WANTED for work with the government can and will be Student Rights and Respon­ in the Illing Cafeteria, due to a slaying of his ex - wife In another action, the House SAYS... a case of extreme naivety if I $10,000 in 1967, he would have to A c c o r d in g vo le a d in g 'The squad has been working ruling that prohibits a player on after a domestic quarrel, clients. PART TIME, janitorial work, catering firm. Own transporta­ expelled from the country. meterologists, vie are heading sibilities, Reaching Alienated stamp show in MHS’s. It con­ out since the end of March, but an interscholastic team from Thursday. unanimously adopted afid sent The program has spent $400,- EXPERIENCED housekeeper, were to purport that all be taking in approximately $15,- police said. mornings. Call 649-5334. live-in, light cooking, cnild tion. Cail 649-5313. Angola continues its fight for into another ice age. These are Youth, Fund Raising and many sisted of grinders and gave peo­ because of inclement weather, Police spokesmen said Guy to the Senate a measure to en­ FEATHER YOUR NEST with problems can be solved, 000 to offset the rise in con­ playing on another team in the Police arrested Pumiglia in a 000 worth of grants from last care, references, top salary. In freedom from Portugal’s con­ other interesting topics. ple a chance to discuss the E. Pumiglia, 32, who left the courage landlords charged with e)rtra money you earn selling because that would be an sumer goods this year. like the ones of 300 years ago little scrimmaging has been same sport at the same time, a wooded area of town when he year to get started and is PART-TIME work at home, on West Hartford. Call 521-1141. PLAN’T Maintenance foreman. trol. Uganda no longer allows The banquet was served in seminars they had just police force in 1972 was charged violating the state housing code Quality Avon products in your Qualified applicants only. exaggeration. However, what Americans can live with .infla­ when New England weather done. While indoors fundamen­ number of girls had to choose drove a vehicle into a dead-end waiting for another $300,000 the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. Y permanent foreigners. South the cafeteria by a score of attended. to correct the violations im­ neighborhood. Call Sound proven background in the world’s people feel is that tion. Their lives are relatively was much harsher. tals have been stressed, intra­ between the two leagues. in the murder of Mrs. Ber­ dirt road after a 2-mile foot that will be available July l / After lunch, the delegates REAL ESTATE Licensed sales electrical, mechanical, plum-- comfortable. But what about Africa and Rhodesia still ignore Even \^ather seems to be charming waitresses from squad play seems to be the key. Miss Barbara Giancarlo, a nadette (Martin) Pumiglia, 29, chase by two other patrolmen. mediately. Municipal officials in the Hart­ 289-4922 they can’t solve any problems people urgently needed, expan­ DISHWASHERS and bing and steam processing. black rights. against us.xit will take much MHS. The meal consisted of trucked on back to the high As Coach Faignant stated, “We student teacher here at MHS, is with a sawed off shotgun. Under the bill, any person ford area plan to meet next because they feel either they the rest of the world? While we Puglami surrendered after ding, new office over 1/4 waitresses needed for part time at Ano-Coil Corp, 60 East The Middle East is one big work to g^ the world into roast beef, mashed potatoes school auditorium for the fourth have the potential, it’s just a Mrs. Pumiglia’s body — her charged with housing code are insolvable or they have the worry about the price of wheat, assisting ^ s s Faignant with one of the vehicle’s tires was week to discuss the problem. million sales, January - nights. Apply Tacorral, 246 1 Street,S'" ' Rockville, " • ••■ Conn. " mess. Eight Arab nation? are and green beans. Immediately general assembly. There the violations would be given a “I can’t do anything myself” the people of Mali wonder about shape. With mo less than 20 matter of are we ready?” the softball team. Miss Gian­ head almost severed by the shot flat, authorities said. HOUSEKEEPER - Live-in, February. Join a winner. Cail Broad Street. still bent on destroying Israel. following the dinner, Mrs. Bar­ candidates took part in a panel deadline for correcting the » attitude. finding grubs and little plants in religions it wi^ be difficult to This year’s home games will carlo plays third base for the blast—was found by her two Police spokesmen said a child care. Must have Gary Cantor, Burke Reaity, TIRE SERVICE man, modern discussion in which they were the ground. Saturday, March 20, Israel was keep peace. We are experien­ bara Dunn, Connecticut Con­ be played at the upper Illing Jr. softball team at UConn., when sons, Guy Jr., 8, and Carl, 6, sawed off shotgun believed to complaint. There would be a references. Phone 643-8509. 429-6471. OFFICE CLERK - Man to work shop, good starting rate, many , There is something everyone asked questions about their in both personnel and The situation of our world attacked again and countered. cing that fact now as wiil ali sumer Protection Com­ High field at 3:15 p.m. Spec­ she is not working with the when they returned from school be the murder weapon was cumulative civil penalty of $5 Environmental company paid benefits, full­ can do and that is to become purchasing departments. Little mention is made of inter­ future peoples of the world. — missioner, spoke. The delegates speeches. May Lindert, out­ tators are welcomed and the team. to their Hoover Lane Road per day that the violation is not STOCK CLERK, part time, DIETARY AIDES - Part-time, time. Apply in person, Capitol today is bad. Every country in found in the car. Bills A]pproved Limited clericai experience nal squabbles between the Arab Jerry Bujaucius going president, showed slides team encourages all students home. corrected. afternoons and Saturdays, app­ experience helpful, but not Tire Company, 325 Broad Pugliami was arraigned HARTFORD (UPI) - The ly in person only. Manager, 913 required. Contact Multi- Street, Manchester. of the ieadership training According to police, Pumiglia On another matter, the House necessary., Hours___ _equrequired, 1 Friday morning in 13th Circuit Sepafe is considering two Main Street. Circuits, 50 Harrison Street, workshop and past conventions and his wife were divorced in sent back to committee a bill a.m. to 8 a.m., 11 a.m. to 1Ip.L p.m Court in Windsor. 4 p.m Manchester. 646-3800. SECRETARY - Part-time, ear­ Profiles: Robin Douglas^ Doreen Ghgnon and gave a corresponding r^uiring dinner theaters to pay pleasures on soil and water con­ to 5:30 p.m. Apply at servation and noise pollution EXPERIENCED LABORER East Hartford Convalescent ly evenings, hours flexible. 10- speech. This was followed by Molloy, Stone Attend cabaret'tax in addition to sales for paving company. Send passed by the House. Home, 745 Main Street, East 15 hours weekly. Typing, Note; This week the High As a senior in her last qtmrter caucusing and voting. Each tax on food and beverage, effec­ resume with experience and Hartford. shorthand experience. Robin Douglas is the squad. She added a lot of work The House unanimously EXPANDING Manchester School World brings its readers at MHS, Robin looks ovet the delegation is ailowed one vote, tively killing the measure. qualifications to Box S, Realtor needs one experienced preferred. Must be capable of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and a lot of laughs to the prac­ Science Symposium adopted the bill Thursday that past three years and calls them so some time is spent in Proponents of the bill said the Manchester Evening Herald. licensed broker or salesman. handling responsibility for a double profile — an introduc- Wilfrid Dpuglas of 108 Hollister tices, and was voted fco-captaln ‘fruitful.’! She adds, “I feel I deciding who the delegates will new tax which would affect would establish soil and water All replies confidential, Rec.^ small office. Phone 643-1442. tipn to two of MHS’s most out­ Street. She has been a ifi her senior year. She remains Junior Amy Stone and Senior RE COOL high school science students. conservation districts in the standing citizens. Throughout was pretiy involved in school, support. three dinner - theaters in the ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR for SHOWCASE Box “M”, Manchester Herald. cheerleader for MHS during the immensely popular with fellovv Pam Molloy were the MHS The theme of this year’s sym­ U. THE SUMMER state. • ASSISTANT Store, Manager the year they have produced the but I’lp not sad fo be The convention was then state, would net the state some transportation firm, some past three years, serving her cheerleaders and considers her representatives to the 11th posium was “Research in Under the measure the Com­ CINEMA WOMAN wanted for cleaning trainee. Head cashier. Seeking spirit behind the game, keeping graduating.” Clearly, she sees' adjourned by the newly elected HAVE YOUR NEW $200,000 a year. They argued mechanical knowledge sophomore year on the junior Experience with the club “very Connecticut Junior Science and Progress — S cien cf in the missioner of Environmental and kitchen help for catering people- with retail store the FANfare high for ail MHS bigger and better times ahead. president, Steve Girelli, that onlv two of these es­ necessary,. Call 643-2414. varsity squadron. ifruitful.” n ------Humanities Symposium, The Making.” protection would coordinate the 936 Silver Lane establishment. Own transporta­ background or mature responsi­ .team s. Without them, 1974 These i,“times ahead” refer Manchester’s first president in tablishments are presently ble type who can be trained to Robin doesn’t meet up to Doreen, like Robin, likes to symposium was at Yale Univer­ The symposium itself con­ activities of such districts and East Hartford tion. Call 649-5313. would not have becom the year specifically to Bryant College the CFSC. PHILCd paying the 10 per cent cabaret MECHANIC’S merchandise-supervise help- most people’s stereotyped im­ keep busy in school activities, sity April 2-3, and sponsored by sisted of lectures by experts in propose programs to prevent it is today. Who are they? ’The in Rhode Island, where she Outgoing officers werie: tax, and that there is no present general store upkeep. Must be age of a high school cheerleader |and finds time to participate in the Olin Corporation Charitable such topics as “The Inorganic soil and water erosion. HELPER co-captains of our cheerleading hopes t|0 major in legal or president, Mary Lindert; vice AIR CONDITIONER law to require the other one willing to work flexible hour (i.e., jockette). She is neither Iski Club, Student Assembly, Trust and the U.S. Army Chemistry of Biological ’The other bill would authorize Heavy duty construction is now hiring part-time TYPIST shift. Excellent condition- squad, Robin Douglas and executiye secretarial courses. president. Brad Berman; from paying such tax. uppity nor flirtatious. She High School World, and Research Office, with the Systems,’’ “ Pulsars and the commissioner on en­ equipment. cashiers and ushers, apply benefits-opportunity for Doreen Gagnon. She definitely doesn’t want to secretary. Carmen Santos and INSTALLED Opponents of the mieasure Good opportunity for qualified enjoys being around other peo­ National Honors Societies ac­ cooperation of Yale University Quasars,” and “Photorecep­ vironmental protection to coor­ 1 6 4 9 -5 2 4 9 in person, between the growth. Applications accepted be a cheerleader In college; “It assistant secretary, Kathy said such tax would khl the person to work in a small ple and working With them, not tivities. She has been in the and Quinnipiac College. The tion,” a tour of Yale, presen­ THRU THE WALL dinate efforts by various agen­ at store. Interviews Saturday “Give me an Ml Give me an was fun in high school, but in Kennedy. dinner theater industry in the hours of 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. department within our through them. She reaches peo­ [ National Honor Society for two symposium was attended by 187 tations of papers written by cies in reducing the level of ,May 4th, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. A! Give me an N !...” No, that’s college it’s different.” New Officers are: AT ONE LOW PRICE state. ' organization. Must be an ac­ Brooks' Discount Center, 27'? ple in a quiet and amiable years, proof that she is a students and 64 teachers. No students, and a visit to the Yale noise pollution. not John L. Sullivan; that’s the What after college? Even Steve Girelli, president. Bob RN-LPN. 'Part-time every curate typist Tvith good office West Middle , 'Tpke., manner. scholar as well as participator. MHS teachers attended. Medical School. MHS cheerleading squad Robin isn ’t certain. She’s Levine, vice president; Jo- other weekend, 7-3. Noon meal RN or LPN, part-time. Laurel skills. Manchester. Robin is equally comfortable She takes all her courses honors The stated objectives of the Both of the MHS girls agreed furnished. Part-time 11-7 a.m. leading another team to having too much fun right now Ellen Rocco, secretary and Manor, 649-4519. around guys as she is around and level one, and currently symposium are to promote the that the symposium was a One shift per week accepted, Company offers good wages triumph (or at least an inspired to trifle with the future. Paulette Ethier, assistant EXPERIENCED window girls, but doesn’t push herself ranks in the top twenty of her study of science at the high valuable lesson in the operation night diferential. Equal oppor­ NQW! NOW! NOW! We have and working conditions, con­ washer wanted. Phone 649-5334, defeat), under the leadership of secretary. on anyone. The result is that ■ “Short, smart, and nice graduating class. school level, and to encourage of the various fields of science. tunity employer. Contact Mrs., immediate openings in our auto venient free parking and an co-captains Robin Douglas and Robin is well-liked and never legs.” That’s how chemistry Known affectionately by Pam, in addition to main­ rPeterson, DNS at Burnside parts distribution center. No excellent free benefit, XRAY Technician - part-time, Doreen Gagnon. Robin and Convalescent Home, 870 Burn­ finds herself short on friends. Robin classmates described Doreen chemistry teachers and friends taining good grades in her experience necessary. Will program. Apply: 1-5 p.m., 5-day week, registered Doreen worked hard to improve side Ave, East Hartford, 289- train. We need reliable per­ and experienced, for private of­ 3 Robin enjoys being involved Gagnon in a recent interview. as “Dorito” (possibly because Junie Moon^ Is Soon honors courses, plays the trom­ the spirit of high schoolers this 9571. sonnel to work in our fice. Call 649-8979. in school activities and has While that is, admittedly, an she laughs like a corn chip), bone in the band, the stage HRST MTIOIUL STORES INC. year and led fans in countless warehouse. Starts at $2.60 an found time to participate in the opinionated stateipent, few Doreen plans to further her “Tell Me That You Love Me, directly on stage with them. band, and in the pit orchestra Ptrli A Oakland Avanu4;i cheering sprees against cross­ hour with automatic increases, THE NICE PLACE TO WORK. Round Table Singers, Future would contest it. As golf addicts education at the University of Junie Moon” is the most un­ Secondly, those in the audience V state foes. for “The Unsinkable Molly 5-day week, excellent benefits East Hartford 'Hartford Road Dairy Queen Secretaries of America, Stu­ would say, it fits her to a tee. Connecticut. She hopes to make usual love sotry ever written. will be able to hear the acting Brown.” She is also a member including group insurance, An Equal Opportunity needs counter help for days and When fans Were sparse, as dent Assembly and Ski Club in Doreen is rather short; at a career of Speech Therapy, as Not only is it an unusual love and speaking more clearly. NO MORE savings plan, pension and auto Employer nights. Some waitress or they often were this past year,, of the Nationar Honor Society addition to her cheerleading 5’1V4” she certainly is no Tower she likes working with children. story, but it is the first love and the Math Team. Blocking Light in Windows INVITATION parts at copt. Apply at cashiering experience helpful. the two lead their squadmates “Junie Moon” will run for 2 duties. She recently competed of Babel. She surpassed the She enthusiastically agrees story Sock ’n Buskin has ever Amy, a junior, is also a good Impairing Vision American^ Parts System, 130 Call for appointment 647-1076. 4n victory cries anyway, lending consecutive weekends — May T O B ID Darlin Street/East Hartford or in a tough examination, and five foot mdrk in the summer of with Robin that MHS’s main performed. student, and has been active in support to their tired teams 10-11 and 17-18. Curtain time Fussing With Drapes Sealed bids will be received phone Mr. Reivik; 289-7906. r ' was chosen as MHS’s Miss her sophomore year, and con­ fault is its lack of spirit and The story centers around the Tennis Team, Somanhis, in the Office of ‘The Director of with an abundance of will be at 8 and tickets are $1.00 No Cold Leaks In Winter FSA, 1974. She was honored at a siders it one of her major ac­ hopes that “it will improve in Junie Moon (Linda Clarahan), enthusiasm. with SAA and $1.50 without. and the High School World. General Services, 41 Center MACHINIST - First class, REGISTERED NURSES dinner last week in the Hartford complishments. She has short the future.” She does not plan Arthur (GeorgeSweetnamland Pn-Season Pricing on All Air Conditlonaral Street, Manchester, Connec­ Robin and Doreen attended experienced. Set iro and work DAYS - NO ROTATION Hilton. brown hair, snappy blue eyes, a to continue cheerleading„ at Warren (Stephen We) who, ticut until May 13,1974 at 11:00 from blueprints. Over-$5 per junior high school together — Any spare time she finds is sprinkling of freckles and a wit­ UConn., as she feels “I’ll be too despite their handicaps, try to a.m. for the following: hour. Paid medical, life in­ We have several openings for registered nurses with at least both went to Illing; but at that ^ a c k and White one year of recent hospital medical-surgical experience. spent in skiing, playing tennis ty comment at every turn. busy studying and doing other make it in the world together. PIPE AND INCIDENTAL surance, vacation. 50 hour work time were only passing Excellent benefits. Staff assignment and salary will take or playing the piano. Robin has Doreen is also known for her things then.” Technically, this production MATERIALS - BROOK week. Spencer Machine Corp., acquaintances. It was through into account individual background and experience. 4 taken piano lessons for eight uncanny ability to turn bright Hobbies? Little Dorito has will prove to be very different all s iz e s ...... * . RELOCATION - 757 Goodwin Street, East Hart- high school chcerleading that 1 2 forcC 528-9315. years and has accomplished red at the snap of a finger. many. She loves to ski, bike from what Sock ’n Buskin has B id forms, plans and they became good friends. For further information and to arrange a personnal inter­ school choirs since the.seventh Anger, embarrassment, ride, skate, and swim. She also ever done. It will be Sock ’n 2 LOCATIONS TO GERVE YOU! specifications are available at Though they share the BUS BOYS, part-time employ­ view please contact •’The Personnel Department, 646-1222, grade. laughter....all will in- likes to earn money, which is Buskin’s first thrust produc­ the General Services Office, 41 Ext. 481. coveted position of co-captains, ment, evenings and weekends. What about cheerleading? “I stantenously transfer Doreen’s why she works after school at tion. In thrust staging, the VPti Center Street, Manchester, Call Paul Fiano, 646-5200. each girl has completely love it. I really did, but it would features from munchkin to Friendly’s on Main Street., audience views the acting from Connecticut. MMCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL different backgrounds and lines have been a lot better if MHS tomato soup. Wherever she goes, Doreen is three sides instead of in the m i w i i w m iim u N c n lEBAL MEN'S ARTS AND . Crafts ■THC COMfLire MEN'S STOM" Town of Manchester, 71 Haynes Street Manchester of interest. Only when we view Doreen came to the MHS assured friends and achieve­ rows of the auditorium. ’The demonstrators needed. Part- had some more school spirit. MANCHESTER VERNON Connecticut . ' An Equal Opportunity Employer them separately can one see The lack of spirit was one of the cheerleading squad as a junior ment. With brains and beauty audience will then be«able to CEREBftfiL PRLSi mLHfitHOfr -907 M A IN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZ/ Robert B. Weiss, time or full-time. No collecting . NEXT TO STOP SHOP 643-2478 872-0538 what each girl is really like. school’s main faults.” — her first experience with all in one package, what more react and to get more Involved and General Manager or delivering. Call 872-8663. 875- Doreen 9721 633-9023. 872-2780. cheerleading was on the varsity could he ask? — Diane Keilsey with the actors since they are svt(0Ri, mpi 5 1 \

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Na/p Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale Homes For Sale 23 Homes for Sale 23 \Homes lor Sale 23 Homes for Sale 23 Homes for Sale MMCHESTER EVEWINC HES ALD, Com., M . May 3. 197. - 23 Homes lor Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale EARN EXTRA money in your 23 Hornes For Sale COVENTRY - Summer 23 Homes For Sale 23 litimos For Sale EXPORT / spare time, No gimmicks. Our NEW LISTING - Sparkling 6- .ANDOVER - nine rooms, four product sells itself. Phone 646- hideaway. Private heated cot­ I NEW DN MARKET I ! MANCHESTER - New listing. tage with large fireplaced HOMES OF DISTINCTION room aluminum sided Cape, level split under construction. SOUTH WINDSOR - Five year 7769. with large 200’ deep lot. ^ Porter straat i Beautiful home on 2 1/2 acres. 39 steps from Main Street. old Cape over 1900 square feet DEPARTMENT livingroom, 2 bedrooms, doublb REAL Clean, low traffic,, residential “WE FIND THE HOUSE KEITirS lot. Teen’s. Lessenger Com- Ottered By Garage. 'Three bedrooms and |fixcellent 7-room Colonial,? complete your living area, 2-car salt box gar­ CARPENTERS - with formal dining room: Quiet ^screened in porch andS self Call Mike Murray, 528-2697 MVIIEM YOU THINK REAL ESTATI neighborhood, 5Vz-room Cape. age with loft. Fireplaced living YOU MAKE 'THE HOME” experience in framing, call 643- ^an^y, Realtors, 646-8713, 423- Neighborhood. $34,900. Keith gbreezewhy, 2-car garage, dourS ESTATE qL q ■ lately Realtors, 289- One-car garage. Belfiore Agen- room, beamed. ceiling family danlel f. reals OPPORTUNITY 9551 for appointment, oetween 8 Z ttt06cr cy, 647-1413. *e*L70R Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. gjble amesite driveway,!? I THINK I room, 1 1/2 baths, 16x32 pool. ■ At^active and challenging a.m. - 5 p.m. INIRHER $49,500. 644-2835. poijt^n for a person with •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• COVENTRY - 30-Acre farm, §:fireplaces, hot water oil heat,:^ MANCHESTER - Six-room MA^HESTER—7-room aluminum sided Cape situated MANCHESTER - $28,900 - Two-, CROMWELL - Two-bedroom experience in export order Business Opportunity 14 oastures, pond, woods, 5- gjplastered walls, com-:S Colonial. Garage, large barn. oedroom brick Ranch, 20x30’ on lovely treed lot. Fireplaced living room, almost new bedroom Ranch, 2-car garage, Condominium, Cromwell Hills. ■ BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO VERNON - You couldn’t ask for- entry'^nd follow through. realtor newly decorated, excellent ;$binatiqns, near school. Ini:!! By RALPH PA8EK 1 1/2 baths, all appliances, - Ideal area for children. Only more, truly a gorgeous Ranch. MANCHESTER - Pizz^ house, double decker barn, garages for kitchen with bullt-ins and loads of cabinets. Paneled ^excellent conditToi^ ( Backgrbund should include location. Hutchins Agency, 649- carpeting, ceiling to floor I J|29i900—VERNON. Newly listed, 5Vi-room Ranch, 3 $36,500. Pasek Realtors, MLS, Three bedrooms, built-ins, fully equipped. Priced to sell. By Bea Keitli 4, fireplace, $70’s. Lessenger rec room and 3 or 4 bedrooms. Priced in the mid 30’s. 5324. ^throughout. City utilities.;^ drapes. $28,900. l-3«-3815. 289-7475, 742-8243. involvenient with exports Co^i^any, Realtors, 646-8713, * bedrooms, kitchen with dining area. Rare price range, wall-to-wall carpeting, Owner has other interests. For gUpper 40’s. Priced below!? Some of the questions about manicured lot. Just tcro much to South Atperica. details call Stanley Agency, 64^ j $30,250—CLEAN 2-bedroom Ranch style con­ I TOLLAND - Owner non- :greplacement cost - won’t last?:! home for one person./A must ■ Responsibilities include 3618. A REALTOR is the go- the desirability of home dominium. Equipped kitchen, large living roorTr, 1V4 developeinent, three-bedroom Slong at this price! I COVENTRY - Hemlock Point, see. Only $32,900. Keys ownership depend entirely preparation of all docu­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• between and advisor when he MANCHESTER—JUST i LEFT. Quality built 8-room Co­ Ranch. Fireplaced living room, baths and a fully finished family room. eight-room Raised Ranch, four Realtors, 528-9081. ments required for world­ Situation Wanted IS helps sell your home. He COVENTRY - Large 3-room |CHARLESLESPERANC^ on personal matters about bedrooms. Secluded 21/5 acres. year 'round home, 211/2’ living lonial by Nutmeg Homes. 4 bedrooms, 2'/4 baths, rec room,,sliders lead to large OPEN HOUSE $31,900—CONVENIENT 3-bedroom Cape with garage. wide export of machine tool handles the negotiations. He’ll first-floor family room, 2-car garage and much sun deck and pool. 200’ fron- |ffMffor 649-76^ which the prospective II Private beach. Pasek, WILL DO babysitting in my room with stone fireplace, purchaser must make up his Saturday and Sunday Treed lot and anchor fence. Owners anxious. I Realtors, 289-7475, 742-8243. MANCHESTER - Three' components. Familiarity look out for you and tell you to enclosed porch, one-car garage, more. OPEN HOUSE EVERY SUNDAY. Priced In the ^ 6 . Wooded acre. $39,500. 872- I home for three year old or or her own mind...But before MAY 4 and 5 bedroom Ranch, family r ( ^ , with export regulations is stick to your guns vrhen you’re vjew of the lake, excellent con­ 50s. , $32,000—NEWLY LISTED 3-bedroom Condominium. older. Oak Street area. 646-2844. making his or her decision 12 Noon - 4:30 P.M. j BOLTON LAKE - Lakeview, laundry room, large scre^^-' necessary. right. And he’ll tell you when dition. High Teen’s. Lessenger TIMROD Rd. - New ,7‘room Living room, dining room, equipped kitchen and 2V4 MANCHESTER - $31,900, six about the wisdom of Columbia - Pine Street. A few I four room Ranch, 'pine pan- to porch, two fireplacesT 1 1/2 ■ Requires typing skills, ac­ MOTHER will babysit in own the buyer is right, too. Company, Realtors, 646-8713, Raised Ranch. Two fireplaces, baths. Priced below replacement. room Colonial, IVz baths, dead­ purchasing a particular new homes open for your in­ I I eling, garage, deep treed lot, baths^ attached garage, fully curacy and the ability to or­ home. Monday - Friday. Vicini- 423-9291. COVENTRY—NEW LISTING - Lovely 3-bedroom Ranct 2 1/2 tiled baths, appliances, end street, trees, privacy. $35,500—EXCEPTIONAL 3-bedroom Ansaldi built school bus servicee lake carpeted, many builtrins. Beautliu! and Private property there are many spection. Lovely town close to I ganize a wide variety of de­ iy southwest Manchester. 1. Little red home in the West situated on 2.7 acres. Large paneled rec room, ea^Jn city utilities, plastered walls, Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. Cape. VA baths, rec room, carpeting, fireplace, brick privileges. Must be seen. No Buckley School " ' area. Asking This 7-room raised Ranch-style house sits on i fooded patio. Two-car garage. Shade facts about a community and lake and low tax base. tail work. Phone 646-3916 or 649-1822. .. .The Western part of Man­ kitchen, fireplaced living room. Priced at $ 3 4 ,^ . front and garage. Large treed lot. Newly painted. Better realtors. $23,000.643-6878 or 742- low 40s. Call *646-8367 after 6 acre In a very private area. The spacious llvlm^ i6m has a ■ Apply in person, write or COVENTRY - Pine Lake trees. Built by Ansaldi. Charles neighborhood which the Directions: From? Columbia I 9600. p.m. chester that is. An acre of HOME BUYING information. I hjrryl , / fireplace and wall-to-wall carpeting Into thi _ room call our Personnel Office rich tobacco land and a Shores. Just listed. Four-room Lesperance, 649-7620. Stop in or we will mail free alert buyer can investigate Center take Route 66 West ( $39,M0--NEWLY LISTED 6-room aluminum sided and down the hallway. One of the three bej! corns Is also at 233-4411. clean, smdll 6-room house; home, 1/3 acre, drilled well, copy. Hayes Corporation, 55 and analyze before making then first left onto Pine carpeted. The well-planned kitchen ^EDUCATION amesite drive, aluminum NON-DEVELOPMENT Ranch East Center Street. 6^0131. that decision... Street, second home on left. Dutch Colonial In the Porter Street area. Fireplace, oar- MANCHES’TER - Sale by ANDOVER - Five-room Ranch wall-to-wall a garage, and 2 outbuild­ MANCHESTER-NEW LISTING - 7-room older home lo­ I age, treed lot. owner, 5-5, two family, carpeting. One bathroom, two-car g ^ g e and another siding, owner must sell. Only on half-acre treed lot. Includes on 3/4 acres, garage. Just a few ings. Make us an offer. cated on west side. 3 bedrooms, large dining room, carpeted living room, country redecorated inside and out, minutes from Manchester. Im­ tremendous feature of this house la/that all of the curtains $19,900. Lessenger Company, eat-ln kitchen and den. Priced at $31,000. VERNON - Six-room Cape with Some of these are: $42,900—SOUTH END. Large 7-room Colonial-Cape. 3 ' JACOBS Private instructions 18 2. Six-room Raised Ranch on Realtors, 646-8713, 423-9291. kitchen with stove, 12x22’ pan­ attached breezeway and gar­ Ifireplace, separate furnaces, maculate throughout. $34,900. and drapes remain. The full basemegt has a fireplaced ManufKtwingCoapan]i I excellent location. $39,900. No a very desirable wooded eled rec room, basement gar­ age. Stove and refrigerator in­ (1) Population trend bedrooms, VA baths, exceptional first floor family Keys Realtors, 528-9081. family room with wall-to-wall cacpietlng and a tidy laundry agents, principals only. 643- 1 Jacobs Road SEWING INSTRUCTIONS - acre lot. Country style age, washer and dryer. Prin­ cluded. By owner, $34,500. 875- and economy of a communi­ room, double garage. Treed lot. area. This house Is beautiful and should not be passed up Dressmaking or tailoring. All cipals only, no agents. $31,900 5046. Waat HarHord, Conn. 06107 kitchen with dishwasher COVENTRY Private 5-room 8119. ty; (2) Neighborhood If you are looking for an Immaculate, well-planned house An nqutl opportunllf m p h y r M /F basic steps including pattern BUY?NG° MIL 'N SELLING OR firm. 872-2406. lessenqftr ■ In a very private area. and refrigerator, 1% baths. Ranch on over 1 1/2 acres. trends; (3) Prospects for the adjustments. Small classes. Roaring brook, 3 bedrooms, “ Property with 840 Teenagers take note for Garage. Fireplace in fam­ TOLLAND - Eleven-room street on which the house is REAUORS- CO. square foot store plus modern 6-room apartment MERCHANMSING ily room. $39,900, walk-out basement. Owner LIST YOUR HOU IN... WANTED RELIABLE woman summer. 643-6226. Colonial Cape. Fireplace, 5 located; (4) Design and above. Great opportunity. -panmoni j financing available with low Offered by the M8-8713 423-S2S1 SPECiAUSTS to assist in care of elderly man. 3. Seven-room Raised Ranch down payment. Mid 30’s. fflarl JV* Zttiieger (Agencg bedrooms, two baths, many quality of the house itself... I Due to current demands Nights preferred. Phone 643- TUTORING Offered in all with over 2 acres of land. possibilities. $41,900. Jesanis Lessenger Company, Realtors, ______6 4 B -ia i1 B $46,900—EAST HARTFORD—Large 7-room Raised ' I I from our extensive ad­ REAL CORNER 5354. catagories of English. Students Four bedrooms, country 646-8713, 423-9291. Realty, 875-1040. Ranch with 2 fireplaces, 2 baths, double garage. Quality 175 MAIN 8T in grade levels 6 through 12 p m u h h c k vertising program, we PHONE 048-4525 kitchen, 1% baths, game built by Alexander. Located just off Oak Street. are In need of houses In WANTED - Clubhouse help. accepted. Please call evenings, room. 20 minutes to Hart­ MANCHESTER - Older six- 649-6670. COVENTRY - Merrow Road. all areas. We are pre- Evenings, Monday through ford. $39,900. room Colonial, tastefully ■ Lots-Lan^ ior Sale Secluded 4-room home with 20 decorated, finished attic. $32,- $51,900—NEWLY LISTED. 5-5, two-famlly built In . , pared to perform a mer- 24 Real Estate Wanted 28 Friday, 5-9 P.M. New clubhouse 4. Bowers School area. Older acres, acre pond, outbuildings, AGENCY 1967. 3 bedrooms, fully carpeted, appliances, , facilities. Inquire at Tallwood 500, Armstrong Real Estate charidislng sunrey of your property which will show you In MANCHESTEiR - Six acre □ REAL ESTATE Colonial. 3 garages, 3 bed­ J. WATSON BEACH REAL ESTATE CO. horse trails. Secondary finan­ Services, 289^8802. aluminum and brick exterior. 3 Country Club, R oute 85, LARGE L-Shaped custom I oetaii the Saleability" of your house. This survey will In- parc^ on Hiltotown Road and 9 N o B r a g ! rooms with additional 2 cing available. $40’s. Lessenger Hebron. 45 Years Service In Eastern Connecticut Company, Realtors, 646-8713, Ranch. 14x20’ kitchen, first- 1 \ to you; Professional estimate of acr^s in East Hartford, on Oak Just Facts! rooms in attic. On bus line. HEBRON-BOLTON - 3- $54,500— REDWOOD FARMS. Majestic 8-room Dutch Street with'water and sewers Homes For Sale 23 423-9291.______floor family room, 13x19’, Market Value; Professional tips on preparing your house We sell a lot of homes. $32,000. bedroom Ranch on partially / Colonial. 4 large bedrooms, first-floor family room, 2V4 , available. Edmund Gorman COMPUTOR Operator, second NEEDS LISTINGS of farms, acreage, country estates with fireplace. Formal dining for sale, plus any questions you may have concerning real shift, desire experienced person MANCHESTER - Owner wooded acre, aluminum siding, / baths, double garage and wooded lot. estate transactions. Agency/646-4040. Let us show you why. CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, 5. Lovely 4-bedroom home in and commercial and Industrial properties. attached garage, lush new shag room, twolull ceramic baths, I able to accept responsibility, California Ranch. Fireplaced prqstige Porter St. School transferred, six room Cape, / Call Arthur Shorts at our.Manchester office for an es­ carpeting throughout, kitchen 2-car garage. Lot 110x200’ $54,900—NEW 3-bedroom duplex. VA baths, large | For this complimentary merchandising survey, please call KEYS knowlege of 360-20 disc helpful. living room, formal dining area. 2Vz baths, huge living fireplace, attached garage, for appointment. » k oaw vai, Apply at 140 Rye Street, South timate of value at no cost. price reduced for fast sale. equippeu with new built-in dis­ kitchens and living room, wajk-oiit basement, deck, i REALTORS room, modern kitchen with room with fireplace. Low hwasher, range and oven, ONE-Acre Cape, 7 rooms, eat ^ Our office Is In constant need of new listings. If you’re LAND Windsor. dining area, family room, three Immediate occupancy. Low aluminum siding and large wooded lot. Hurryl Manchester 453 Burnside Avenue 60’s. 30s. Belfiore Agency; 647-1413. dining area, recently painted in kitchen, living room has I thinking of selling, please call for confidential Inspection So. Windsor I MANCHESTER—12 large bedrooms, fourth possi­ 193 E. Center St. 646-1117 E. HTFD. • 528-9081 6. Clean 6-room Cape. Ga­ 647-9139 and papered interior. Transfer beamed ceiling with floor to and evaluation. We welcome your businesal ___ 5^8-9731 I acres of prime wooded! ble. 2-car garage. Beautifully Manchester forces sale at $31,500. 646 6018. ceiling field stone fireplace. RN’s - LPN’s landscaped grounds. Marion E. rage. Aluminum siding. 646-3233 MANCHESTER - Owner has REMEMBER, YOU DESERVE ONLY THE BEST. I land in southeastern part I Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. Large treed lot. $34,900. moved! Vacant six room home Four bedrooms, 15x24’ family I of town. Approximately *••••••••••••••••••••••••••• (AH Shltta with 2-car garage, convenient ROCKVILLE - $41,000. Best room, 2-car garage. $34,900 11500’ on road. Clu^er makes a room look location. Unbelievably priced value on today’s market. Large ■ $19,900 FIVE rooms, 1 1/2 NEW [MANCHESTER-2 AA| □ MISC. SERVICES NURSES' AIDES smaller — Group, organize, under $25,000. Immediate oc- family home. 17x13’ master 7% ASSUMABLE-Six-room BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO LISTING baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ VERNON bedroom, two full baths, formal I I zoned lots, city water and | confine objects for a more Ranch, country kitchen. (AH Shins) age, two acres. Hutchins Agen­ cu|mncy. Belfiore Agency, 647- 2 REALTORS-MLS 646-2482. HOMESI HOMES! I sewer, treed. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• spacibqs look. dining room, kitchen, stove, Raised Hearth fireplaced Services Ottered 31 Full and part-time positions cy, Realtors, 649-5324. dishwasher, disposal, carpeted 189 West Center Street ANDOVER-24 aesfes of living room, wall-to-wall We have them. We have just llste(| the following In the past I available. Many benefits, Come BUY or SELL with throughout, paneled 'office in couple of days; I wooded land with on | CREAM PUFF EIGHT ROOMS, centrally carpeting, beautiful rec room, SHARPENING Service - hospitalization, medical and MANCHESTEiR - Well cared basement, double-car garage, MANCHESTER—New listing- Cute Ranch with low taxea, I road. , life insurance. Liberal sick for ten room oversized Cape in located, new gas furnace. garage, well treed and Saws, knives, axes, shears, Owner asking $29,000. Call 643- many extras. Must see. Audrey living room with fireplace,^odern kitchen and bath, two time, holiday and vacation country setting, only five Schaefer, Broker, 875-^351. landscaped acre lot. $35,900. MANCHESTER and Vicinity, g I ZINSSER skates, rotary blades. Quick An exceptional 6-room brick-front Ranch, modern 6655. BOLTON - Mini estate, nicely bedrooms, plus bedroom In loft. Enclosed porch. Onlv service. Capitol Equipment policy. We are one of the minutes from center of town. Several new homes, three or ASENCY Meitk kitchen with built-in range, oven, and dishwasher, restored, pre-Revolutionary four bedrooms, family room, $26,500. Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. largest health care centers in Wall-to-wall carpeting. GEORGIAN COLONIAL - Separate/ three room apart­ built-in air-conditioner, oversized and finished 2-car War Colonial, nine rooms, two garages. Call for details. COVENTRY— New llstfng - Three family on Route 31,3-3- Hours daily 7:30-5, 'Thursday ^ e r ic a . Drop in and see us. Center chimney Colonial, 2 baths, 4 fireplaces, on eight 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- ment. Priced in the mid 40s. garage, covered patio, finished rec room, 24x48’ Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. •:? 4. Ideal Investment;^ only $32,900. Contact E. Kurnik, RN Real Estate EXCLUSIVE WITH fireplaces, modern kitchen acres with large barn and 7958. Call us to see this fine listing. T. pool with deck, large beautiful lot In desirable EAST HARTFORD-GLASTONBURY L IN E -N ew listing - Investment Property- 25 J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 172 EAST CENTER ST with built-ins, large formal heated workshop. Reduced to MEADOWS Skinner Road area. $36,900. J. WATSON BEACH REAL ESTATE CO. dining room, front-to-back $57,900. Holcombe Realtors, EAST HARTFORD - New on j| Real cute and cozy 7-room Cape, living room, formal REWEAVING burns, holes. 646-4126 (M9-1922 the market. Two-family on J? CONVALESCENT CENTER living ropm, lakge front foyer, 644-2447. dining roonri,'3 bedrooms, kitchen, bath, rec room with MANCHESTER, 8-room Zippers, umbrellas repaired. M A N C H E S T E R - F o u r- ‘ BOLTON—4Vj-room Cape, attached breezeway and oar­ 144x174’ lot in industrial zone, bar, large tool shed, vinyl siding, low taxes. Priced at $33,- aluminum sided building on 333 Bldwsll Straat bedroom Colonial, 2% baths, age. $27,900. / den, screeneij porch, 4 Window shades, Venetian X Future appreciation, Belfiore << 900. East Center Street. First floor, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Manchastar, Conn. walnut paneled first floor fami­ BOLTON - Value Valore, ‘NORTH COVENTRY—Open Sunday, 2-5 p.m.. Corner of bedrooms, 2ti battis, garage, Agency, 647-1413. S former dental office, amesited 647-9194 ly room, spacious kitchen, with large lot. High on a.hill in one VERNON-MANCHESTER LINE-Prlce reduced. In- Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. luxuriously spacious nine-room Eric Drive and Goose Lane, In preferred Coventry Hills. ground pool goes with this Ranch. Living' room with parking lot, ideal professional lo^ds of cabinets and built-ins. 2 1./2 bath, 75x28’ Raised WARREN E. HDWLAND of M anchester’s ' finest location ..... Martens Agency, Impeccably maintained. 7'/2-room Garrison Colonial beautifully maintained and ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ fireplace, large kitchen, 3 bedrooms, VA baths, garage. ' MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. Ranch. Brick and alunrlnum Realtors 6 4 3 -1 1 0 8 decorated. Large first-floor family room, luxurious neighborhoods. Realtors, 646-2550. Removal, pruning, lot clearing, SALESWOMAN - 7 P.M. - Mid­ Manicured lot in desirable exterior, two-car garage Wall- Now only $36,900. Porter Street area. 60’s. carpeting. $47,500. spraying.Fully insured. night! 7 P.M. - Midnight! 7 to-wall carpeting through^t. MANCHESTER - 5 family MANCHESTER— New Hating - Very large 7-room Colonial, Business Property 26 Licensed. Free estimates. P.M. - Midnight! Four evenings Warren E. Howland, Realtors, Two fireplaces, beautifufly set ‘EAST HARTFORD—Preferred Millwood Rd. 16x22’ plus 5-car garage. Business lots of remodeling done. Living room, dining room, Phone 633-5345. a week. No experience 643-1108. MANCHESTER AREA on an acre treed lot. Impossibly fireplaced family room, sliding gla^s doors to private patio. zoned. Excellent income kitchen, den, fireplace, 2 full baths, 3 bedrooms, garage, ; TAXI CAB business - Suburban necessary. Apply Mister Donut, central location. Only $37,500. taxi company with fleet of 15 to duplicate at $59,900. CantorX Fireplaced living room, charming eat-ln kitchen, two huge producer. Central location. CUSTOM MADE Draperies, 255 West Middle Turnpike, CIRCA 1778 Cape Cod, wide & Goldfarb, Realtors, 643-8442, MANCHESTER COVENTRY COVENTRY late, fully equipped vehicles, boards, two baths, 61/2 rooms, twin-sized bedrooms, two-full baths, don or third $69,900. Spacious custom built 8- MANCHESTER— New listing, good sized Cape on lovely very reasonable, work Manchester. 875-6244. 82 WEAVER ROAD bedroom. Central alr-conditloning. $53,900. Five room Ranch, six-room Cape, dormer, treed lot, living room with fireplace, formal dining room, available to serious buyer. $35,- guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- fireplace, foyer, double garage. CIRCA 1730 —^Antique room home. In-law suite, 4- bedrooms. valley view, double garage. ■> 000 down required for this $ ^ ,- 4266. \ CUSTODIANS - Experienced, Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. ‘SOMERS-ELLINQTON LINE-"Hlllslde Estate” Im­ 5 bedrooms. eat-ln kitchen, 3 bedrooms, VA baths, almost completed HEBRON - Only 20 minutes to Colonial, recently restored. 7 •14,900. •31,900. ^ ^When 214 homes are sold rec room, garage. Asking $37,500. 000 volume operation. W^are in part-time, evenings, Hartford. Young Garrison pressive 7'/4 room Colonial. Largo barn, over 3’/4 acres. fireplaces, summer kitchen, - we!re so|(f out! Final da.Ij service and must sell TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Manchester - East Hartford 3 1/2 ACRES, horse paradise, •63,500. section of 12 homes now VERNON-MANCHESTER LINE-Exceptlonal Raised Colonial, 4 large bedrooms, Fantastic views to west. Latest wiring, plumbing, heating. new baths, new kitchen, 2-car because of other respon­ Trees cut, trimrtmd or topped, area. Call 643-5691, 2 to 6 p.m. seven room Colonial, 1 1/2 $79,500. / ' available. Ranch, living room, kitchen with dining area, rec room, 3 dining room, eat-in kitchen, 24’ garage. High 50’s. sibilities. Write Box D, stumps removed, lully insured. baths, large out buildings. Tlie 2 Bedroom Ranch — bedrooms, IVz baths, garage. Parkllke yard. Priced at Manchester Herald. fireplaced living room, rec ‘GLASTONBURY—Freshly decorated 6-room Split. 32' $27,500 Got a tree problem MVell worth CLERK - to work part-time in Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. room, 2-car garage, scenic $39,500. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• In-ground pool. $48,900. CAPE — 8 rooms in beautiful The, 0 Bedroom Townhouse a phone call. 742-825i retail store. Must be mbture. hilltop location with over one , ROLTON Ma n c h e s t e r —Gorgeous Ranch. Price reduced to $59,- Real Estate Wantecf 28 TWO-FAMILY, 6-6 Duplex, wooded setting, breezeway, SO. WINDSOR GLASTONRURY ^ -432,990 Evening and weekend / hours acre on deadend street and a ‘GLASTONBURY—"Great Family Homo" 7 large rooms, 60’ U&R Ranch, 2 baths. VA 900. Tastefully decorated, has everything, plush carpeting, TRUCKING, odd jobs, Tnoving separate furnaces. Good oversized 2-car garage with Deluxe kitchen, baths, 4 New 9-room contemporary / . . includes air condition­ available. Profit sharing retire­ state park on back property 2'/2 baths, huge family room, house beautiful kitchen, over double garage ing, carports, full basement, 2 full baths, formal dining room. First floor family room SELLING your, home or la rg e appliances, cloq^ning \ ment plan. Apply in person. revenue and location. High 30s. full shed dormer. Selling Immediate bedrooms, quality built Raised Ranch, 2'A baths, line. Principals only, $41,900, 3 lovely acres. Far bejow replacement at $79,900. occupancy Ranch, carpeting. swimming pool, tennis with fireplace, 2-car garage. Many other features too acreage? For prompt friendly cellars and attics, also some Cumberland Farms Store, 151 Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. below replacement cost, at 2,800 square feet. courts, grounds and exterior Call daily after 5, and ‘ SOUTH WINDSOR---Most refined estate. Solid brick, 8'/4 numerous to mention. ' service, call Louis Dimock tree work done. 644-1775. \ Middle Turnpike West, weekends, 646-4959. $39,900. •43,000. •39,900. •60,900. ^ maintenance. Realty, 649-9823. Manchester or 328 Green Road, COVENTRY - Ideal starter or rooms, 2V4 baths, barn and paddock. Two acres. More BRAND NEW'DUPLEXES—Three bedrooms, living room, LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs,\ Manchester. retirement home, five room MANCHESTER - Cape and land available. $95,000. ^ huge kitchen, IVz baths, dishwashers, stove and hood, ALL CASH for your property cellars and attics cleaned, Bungalow, central heat, 200’ TWO FAMILY Duplex - 6^, wall-to-wall carpeting, separate basements,, driveways, within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, duplex, $625 monthly income. Call-Suzanno Shorts 646-3233, Mary Ann Culllna 633- lawns mowed, small tree work. AUTO MECHANIC - from lake. $12,900. Stanley Separate utilities, 10% down,/ fireplace, large eat-in kitchen, I THE aluminum siding. $53,900. instant service. Hayes Agency, Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. Experience necessary. Agency, 646-3618, 643-5724. 1526, Marlene Trares 688-6105, Arthur Shorts 646-3233. central. Cole Realtor, 643-6666/ study, 3 bedrooms, good in­ HERM FRECHETTE 646-0131. Excellent working' conditions ‘gtfeeii. REAL come, $29,500. GERALD ROTHMAN AL M A R TIN ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ and fringe benefits. Apply in MANCHESTER - Newly HEBRON - Walnut Street, well CO, HAYES CORPORATION RAY LIM A FRANCIS BORYSEVICZ WE WILL buy your house. Call eling, rec rooms, offices, person to Mr. Carter, Carter decorated five room Cape, has maintained Ranch on partially L WATSON BEACH ESTATE DUPLEX — 11 rooms, built gives you more JIM HARRINGTON ANNETTE FINNEGAN anytime, Hutchins Agency, household repairs, yard work. Chevrolet Company, Inc, 1229 two large bedrooms, fireplace, wooded country acre. 1972, IV^ baths, m odern JOE HENDERSON ARNIE BROWER Realtors, 649-5324. Phone 649-4594. Main Strret, Manchester. attached garage and nice yard. Fireplace, three bedrooms, kitchen with built-ins, self­ Lydall Street/Manchester — / .------; — ------Mid 30s, 646-8155. No agents coppertone refrigerator, range I REALTORS/MU cleaning stove, refrigerator, 5G East Cantsr Straat Manchastar 649-6259/646-fe909 SELLING your house? Call us TWO HANDY men want varie­ please. Six-Room Ranch. Living room with, fireplace. Condominium Living In a'n MALE - over 18, tor cleaning at and dishwasher. Loads of paneled rec room, large lot, first and we’ll make you a cash ty of jobs, raking rolling, night, 7 p.m. to liiidnight. Apply Dining room, cabinet kitcheri, with dishwasher. Manchester Office - 193 E. Center St., 647-9139 Estate Setting cabinets. Full basement, one- g(X)d income^ $50,900. offer. One. day service. T. J. liming, fertilizing, mowing in person after 6 p.m. Dairy MANCHESTER - Clean 5 1/2 car garage. $34,700. The Yankee Three bedrooms, one bath. Scraened rear porch. Professional real estate service for Phone 646-0131 Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. lawns, attics, cellars cleaned. Queen Brazier, 242 Broad room home on beautiful treed FRECHETTE & MARTIN REALTORS, INC. Peddlers, Dick Selig, 742-9718. Attached garage. Property In excellent condition. / more than 45 years... BOWERS SCHOOL- Colonial 263 Main Street, Manchester 646-4144 Reasonable rates, 643-5305. Street, Manchester. acre lot. Full basement, new Peter Rich, 1-423-6735. LISTINGS NEEDED - Single bath, one-car garage. 6 rooms, modern kitchen, for­ i r i r i r i r ★ ★ Shown by appointment. mal dining room, IV^ baths, 3 and multiple dwellings, iand PDQ PRINTERS - Post Road Immediate occupancy. Only IMMEDIATE Occupancy in and farms. Rental management Plaza, Vernon. Letterheads, $28,900. Call today. Keith Real bedrooms, aluminum siding, this spacious eight-room home, BOLTON - Ansaldi built three- on homes orm^ultiple dwellings. envelopes, bills, quick, copy, PAYRDLL Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. 2-car garage, $35,500. ^ EAST HARTFORD - New Phone Curt Hagier, 643-6624, wedding invitations. Xeroxing. most conveniently located. SENTRY listing, four family, three-room bedroom Colonial. Mint condi­ Wall-to-wall in several rooms, MARION L ROKRTSON after 5 p.m. \ * 875-4819; SUPERVISDR ROCKLEDGE Ranch 6 Rm I EstalA apartments. Excellent income tion situated among comfor­ REDUCED. Here’s a 7-room paneled den, four bedrooms, Realtor LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN table homes. Low 50’s. Phone Raised Ranch you must see. 643-0BS3 rooms, large living room, for­ p^roducing. Good location. STEVEN EDWARDS Contrac­ This position requires full basement and attic plus Priced in jow 40’s. Belfiore 643-0049. Sparkling country kitchen, garage. Won’t last at $33,900. mal dining room, 3 bedrooms, ting Agency - Painting, interior- experience in payroll or Agency, 6^-1413. fireplaced living room, 4 Jesdor Exclusive, 633-1411, 643- aluminum siding, $33,900. VERNON - By owner, first exterior, carpentry, small jobs, timekeeping. Must have abili­ bedrooms. Lovely game room. 2081. - offering, excellent seven room masonry and cement work, ty to supervise other people Over two acres treed land. Cape, fireplace, two full tile fences, tilling for gardening, Drive By... Home To tree work, no job too small, for and work with them to Excellent closet space ^ d MANCHESTER - Two family, WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! baths, combination -Windows- Bzzzzzzzz In and taa our more. Only $39,900. Call today, any household job call for es­ prepare the payroll for 375 3-3, ideal starter or retirement Thinking of Selling your MERRin aind doors, rec room, walk-out busy Bea. We’ra ready, employees. Keith Real Estate, 649-1922, home with income. Large THESE BEST BUYSI basement,, gas hot water heat, timate, 649-1590 between 8 a.m. 646-4126. rooms, immaculate condition. Every so often, thru diligent efforts, we are for­ property? Call 'TODAY! Your Consideration willing and able to aaslat and 7 p.m. Hours: 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. close to shopping, quiet you In tho tala or Char-Bon Agency, 643-0683. tunate enough to obtain not one or two, but a group $31,000-5Vi rm. CONDO. >2 neighborhood. Priced for quick Company paid fringe benefits GLASTONBURY - 1600 of truly outstanding values. Our Last "Drive By" En­ bedrooms, family room, sale. $35,900. Assumable 7 3/4% purchase of YOUR LICENSED Rest Home - with including profit sharing. Manchester Road, 5‘-room MANCHESTER Vicinity - Start mortgage. Principals only. 875- property, 24 hour nursing supervision. tries of April 24,1974 Produced 1V4 baths, carport, fully Certified recreation program, Apply to: Ranch with gar'age, full base­ packing, magnificent in city, carpeted, air conditioned. 9725 for appointment. ment, attic, city water. Wax- These. • •••••••••••••••••••••••• Btl# ambulatory residents. $14. per country estate. Ten room $32,000-6-rm. CAPE, 3 bed­ CHENEY BROTHERS free kitchen-dining floor. Three Colonial home, at only $82,500. 'IfeiiS Lots-Land tor Sale 24 day. Telephone Administrator, 3 rooms, fully carpeted, INC. bedrooms, fireplaced living Could not be duplicated for this AucNUi ? ______JCeitk St. Anthony Home, Rockville...... WINNERS ALSO RAN ’Z- ^ ^ ■' 16x32’ in-ground pool. 875-9121. 31 Cooper Hlit Street room, treed 3/4 acre lot. July price. Call Barbara•bi Weinber,rg, ■ “ ■ 5--' . MANCHESTER - Secluded Maneheeter, Conn. 06040 15th occupancy, $35,900. Prin­ at T. J. Crockett, 643-1577 SOLD REALTORS $34,500-6-rm. RANCH. 3 bed­ three-quarter acre treed cipals only. 633-2151. bef(|re it’s gone. rooms, immaculate, fully building lot. Only $11,900. Fiano Real Sstate LAWNMOWERS repaired and sharpened, pick-up and 22-24 Griswold St. 50 Pine St. 646-4200 carpeted, beamed fire­ Agency, 646-5200. COVENTRY - LOVELY Cape, MANCHESTER - Three- 424 Vernon St. placed living room, ga­ delivered, CaH Sharpall now for RED CARPET Realtors has a 56 Wedgewood Dr. 172 E. Center St. your spring tuneup. 643-5305. njcely located 6-room family bedroom Ranch, formal dining 18 Edmund St. rage, patio, fenced yard. number of openings available in home. Full dry basement. Big 80-82 No. Elm St. Reef Estate Wanted 28 649-1922 646-4126 room, two fireplaces, garage, 118 Walnut St. , I I ...... $41,900 — Most unusual Manchester, South Windsor and yard with pool for kids. Minutes 17-19 Strant St. NEWLY PAINTED oversized LET US cultivate a closer tie large lot, desirable location. 78-78 Durant St. RAISED RANCH. Spa­ soon to be opened Tolland of­ to Route 1-84. $30,500. Louis Stanley Agency, 646-3618, 643- six room Cape, carpeted living “ON A CLEAR DAY” .between you and the good fice. Professional advertising Dimock, Realty, 649-9823. 5724. room with fireplace, kitchen cious 2 bedrooms, sunken 'earth. For reasonable roto- and promotional services iden­ NEW ENTRIES The view from this ^ s h 8-room Spilt Level is br'eathtaklngl living room & dining tilling, phone 649-1993. 38 Locust St. with dining nook, and three or tify our associates as well TImrod Bead four large bedrooms, one car Located In prime executive neighborhood. Featuring 4 roonv, fireplace, garage, trained real estate people. 176 Brewer St., East Hartford, 2-famlly. detachea garage, nice quiet bedrooms, 2'A baths, family room, floor-to-celling lovely wooded lot. What is your Property Worth? HOMELINE Floor cleaning- company, for residential and License desirable but not 553-555 Tolland St., East Hartford, 4-famlly neighborhood. All for only $33,- fireplace. Truly a castle In the clouds. For more details call $44,900-7-rm. RANCH. 3 bed­ ^ HAie Wlove ^our oCiiiing 3nviteJl We will inspect your property and suggest com m ercial, call 649-1590 .necessary. Call 646-1117, 528- 900. Miller Realtors, 6^-8209, 289-4331. rooms, 22x22’ family room 9731. Seven room Raised Ranch, plaster walls, two an asking price. (No obligation.) between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. LIST WITH US AND BE ‘‘A WINNER" 228-3518. off kicthen, aluminum sid­ Our Sales .Staff Is ready to assist you, so call any of fireplaces, 2V4 baths, family room, laundry room, 2- Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY!!! SENTRY ing, 2-car garage, wooded MANNING RUG cleaning com- • Our new sub-dlvIslon of 50 executive homes MAN wanted for inside clean­ the following... car garage, appliances, city utilities, large treed lot. MANCHESTER. - Small two- VERNON up work, 10:30- midnight. Six or Is opening soonl Call for details, 872-7311. ^ Beal Estate Services acre lot. I pany, specializing in steam Joe Lombardo Frank Scalley Executive neighborhood. Built by Ansaldi. family, ideal investment. Good seven days per’week, starting JOHN A. CAMBRIA ' location and condition. Low REALTORS — MLS cleaning of wall-to-wall 32. an hour. Apply Hartford REAL ESTATE Alex Matthew Bea Mlllette 30’s. Paui W. Dougan, Realtor, 3B1 Marline Rd. 29 ConnecUciit Blvd. PASEK carpeting. Reasonable rates. Road Dairy Queen. Ed Swain Paul Stelnmeyer NO. SOVENTRY - open House, Sunday, 1:30-5. Take Free estimates. 742-7165. 643-4535, 646-1021. Vernon — 872-7311 East Hartford — 289-4331 848-1189 289-7475 — 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford - J l' 742-8243 — Twin Hill Dr., Coventry'’’^ PAPER CUTTER MANCftESTER - two family , the time to Inspect this country Ranch home on Love Lane. CASH Registers and adding Charles Lesperance REALTOR MLS Member NaUonal Asaoc. of Real Estate Boards also meih- machines. - Sales, service, Experienced with guillotine , RESIDENTIAL THE WILLIAM L BELHORE AGENCY 4-4, wall-to-wall carpeting, good Directions: Take 44A east to Swamp Rd. and follow signs. Vernon Boerd of Resitore, Mencheetor Bosrd of Roaltore, { MERRin AGENCY knife, contact, John Nee, COMMERCIAL 646-2885 Realtors M 7 -1 4 1 3 Realtor 649-7620 income property. Call Mike ber of the Hartford, Manchester .and Vernon Multple Ust- supplies. 15 years experience, Rourke - Eno Paper, 522-^11. Murray, 528-2697 or Wade- Hartford Board of Realtors REALTOR In*. Service. formerly with NCR. Free Gately Realtors, 289-9479. Estimates. C.R.S. Company, Coventry, 742-6381. / "PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester; Conn.. Fri.. Mav 3. 1974

Servlce$ O/tarod 31 Building-Contracting 33 Articles lor Sale 41 Articles lor Sale Articles lor Sale 41 41 Antiques •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MMCHECTER e v e n in g h e r a l d . Manchester, r^nn pv. ^ 48 Rooms tor Rent 52 Apartments For Rent 53 3, 1974^ PAGE TWENTV.nNB’ HOME IMPROVEMENT- Call HAND HEWN beams, GARAGE SALE - Saturday, Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Apanments, For Rent the people to whom quality is a reasonably priced, 30” prac­ TAG SALE - Starting May 4th, WANTED — Antique furniture,' SLEEPING ROOM for rent. 53 Apartments For Rent Sunday, May 4-5,9:30-6 P.M. 28 Saturday. 9-6, 88 Fraaces ROCKVILLE - three room W Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 63 SUMMER habit. Dave Burnett, Rich tically new gas stove, J50. Call glass, pewter, oil paintings or Ample parking, 272 Main NEWER 4 room duplex. 1 1/2 AVAILABLE May 1st, pleasant MANCHESTER Vicinity - Adams Street South. Victrola, Drive, (off Keeney Street). apartment, heat, hot water, first floor apartment, three ROCKVILLE - Large, modem Black, 647-1290, evenings. 742-8161. miscellaneous, bottles, fur- other antique items. Any quan­ Street, Manchester. baths, appliances, full base­ stove and refrigerator Four-room apartment, first l^NCHESTER - Modern 2- FURNISHED APARTMENT Collectibles, antiques, tity. The Harrisons, 643-8709, rooms, heat and appliances, one-bedroom apartment, APARTMENT bedroom duplex^ heat, hot Ma n c h e st e r - 2-bedroom AIR-CONMTIONING niture,\clothlng. Rain or shine. ment, convenient location, 124 carpeted living room, $145. floor, wall-to-wall carpeting, carpeted, 'air-condittpned, dis­ Newly paneled S-room ipartment. Ducted central systems that HOMES BUILT to your TAG SALE, Saturday, 10-3 glassware, attic treasures. 165 Oakland Street. carpeting, lease and security. RENTAL OFFICE water, appliances, carpeting, apartment, stove, refrigerator, PLEASANT room, gentleman Florence Street. $200 monthly. Adults only, no pets, security appliances, heat, hot water, hwasher, ran^ and nicely furnished, second floor, Main carpeting included $165 will cool your entire home or specifications and your p.m., 41 Crestwood Drive, only, call 649-1425 week days $175 monthly, no pets. 649-3978, parking, cellar storage, large private basement with Jaundry Street. Private entrance. Parking ATTIC STOWAWAYS - too TAG SALE - May 4th and 5th, 10 Call 643-2282 or 644-8896. deposit required. Parking for 646-4780 refrigerator. Available M ar We have a large variety of monthly. No pets. Security business. satisfaction. Call David Burnett Manchester. Lamps, drapes, Wanted to Buy 49 after 5 p.m., weekends one car. Call 643-9678. yard. Children accepted. Phone deluxe one and two-bedroom hook-up, liice yard and garage. Adults only. No pets. 647-1290, evenings, numerous to list. Saturday May a.m. to 4 p.r).m. JurovatyJu_____ ^ Road, 1st. Security required. $160. Stephens Realty, 648-1267. deposit required. 646-5200. • Prompt Estimates rug, household items, etc. 4thXlO-l, 257 Bolton (Center anytime. 456 MAIN STREET - First 649-2871, $190 monthly. Eastern, 646-8250. apartments and townhouses THOMAS J. RLANCHARD Andover. Four families. Route CASH FOR antique furniture; • Prompt Installations RoadXt Bayberry East. floor, 3 rooms, heated, security, THREE-ROOM apartment, throughout Manchester. Ren­ *MIEaMi S4S-02BB VERNON - Modern 3-room'' STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, TAG SALE - Saturday May 4th, 85 to London Road to Boston clocks, paintings, pewter, FOUR ROOM and five-rpom AVAILABLE May 1st, modern By Experts Hill Road, first right is Jurova­ t h e THOMPSON House- $140. Call 646-2426, 9-5. near hospital. Heat, hot water, tal office open daily from 9-5, apartment in quiet residential fireplaces, flagstone terraces, 10-5, 195 Union Street, glass, lamps. Call anytime. 643- Cottage Street, centrally stove, refrigerator and cooking PRESIDENTIAL apartments, tiled bath, heat, three-room apartment, concrete repairs, inside and TAG SALE - Saturday-Sunday, ty Road. 6535. \ TWO-BEDROOM other times by apptintment. appliances, carpeting, parking, FOUR ROOMS, second floor, neighbofhood. Walk to shops, Manchester. Miscellaneous May 4-5. Household items, located, large, pleasantly fur­ WE HAVE customers waiting j?aa. Wall-to-wall carpeting, hot water included, newly convenient to highway, $145 in­ outside. Reasonably priced. items, tricycle, .games, nished rooms, parking. Call 649- VILLAGE APTS. remodeled. Middle-age adults. with appliaqe^s anc clothes storage. Hilliard Street, 649- heat and appliances, security, T.P. AITKIN, INC beds, furniture, men’s clothing TAG SALE - 58 East Middle for the rental of your apartment $165. Adults only, no pets. 7289 after 5 p.m.' $180. m onthly. C entrally cludes heat and appliances. 646- 643-0851. clothing, lineiA and many 2358, for overnight and perma­ Security deposit, references, no dryer. FuR-basen^ulL4)asement, no pets, DiUUTDEIITDIPillSES,ll& 1510. 27 Tolland Turnpike size 36-38, guns, fishing gear, Turnpike, May 4-5, 10 a.m. - 6 or home. J.D. Real Estate Security deposit required MANCHESTER $195 per rnonth piplus one month located. Phone 643-5201. / treasures. etc. Half mile from Columbia Rooms lor Rent / 52 nent guest rates. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Phone 643-9678. u pets,' parking, 11 1/2A and f ' 240-A New Stite.RL Mnehuter MANCHESTER MASONRY WORK - Brick, p.m. Snow blower, air com­ School Street, across fromJEaS deposit/^ 644-242‘L Center on Route .87 towards pressor, tools, tires, 9x7 One and two bedrooms. 64S-1021 Autos For Sale 643-6793 block and stone. New work and BLACK and Decker deluxe MALE roommhte to share 2- COMFORTABLE ROOM, plea­ LOOKING for anything in real Side Rec, near Main. 61 Autos For Sale 67 A uJ(^ to s For Sale repairs, reasonable prices. Call lake. Everything must go. overhead garage door. MANCHESTER - New deluxe Near schools, churches 61 lawn edger and.tfiimmer, $30. Owner leaving state. 228-9019. bedroom furnished apartment, sant location. Parking. Must estate rental — apartments, two-bedroom Townhouses. 11/2 643-9508. Phone 646-8361. Miscellaneious household have references. Phone 649- and shopping center, on items. Rain date May 11-12. near Bol^-Manchester line. homes, multiple dwellings, no baths,, includes heat, ^THREE-ROOMS, partly fur­ ReasonaWe rent. 646-7378. 6526. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate bus line. Call anytime. 149 OAKLAND S ^ e t - Twd nished apartment. Private MANCHESTER - 5-room apart­ LAWN SERVICE - Complete ANY TYPE Carpentry and TAG SALE - Old server, glass, appliances, carpeting, full room heated apartment, first LIVING ROOM sofa and two antiques, bottles, trunks. Satur­ Associates, Inc. 646-1980'. private basement. $275 per home. Utilities. Convenient ment, third floor, central loca­ mowing, raking, yards cleaned. masonry work, additions and chairs, $180. Westinghouse TAG SALE - 1968 Buick. 256 In­ 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 floor, $110. CalJ^6-2'|26, 9 a.m. location. Working adults. No tion, parking, $150 monthly. day, Sunday, 9-4. 279 Parker dian, 250cc bike. Solid cherry Autqs For Sale 81 Autos For Sale Autos For Sale 61 month. Paul W. Dougan Summer contracts available. remodeling. Free estimates. A. refrigerator, $50. Phone 649- Street. 81 to 5 p.m. pets. 643-2880. References, Tease. Hayes Cor­ Free estimates. Senior citizen Squillacote, 649-0811. 5652. •bedroom set. Over 2,000 mis­ Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. poration, 646-0131. » discounts. 643-0304, 647-1723. cellaneous items. 57 Grand Autos For Sale NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale - Avenue, Rockville, Conn. May 4 Autos For Sale 61 Autos Far Sale Left at Shady Glen to Lake 61 Autos For Sale 61 FOUR room apartment, com­ DO YOU have a clothes fitting AUCTION C en ter and 5, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. pletely renovated, central, BIG VALUE Street, left to 33 Richard Road. problem? Custom tailoring and Poollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 Congregational Church, Men’s Saturday, May 4th. privacy, adults only, $200 per dressmaking, men and women. Club, Boy Really! Wouldn't you rather have a Buick? month includes utilities and Reasonable prices. 646-3808. BibWELL Home Improvement Saturday, May 4, 10 A.m ! FREE for the taking, 40” stove, Dogs-BIrds-Pets heat. 646-1189. Co. Expert installation *6f Inspection 9 A.M. Collectibles refrigerator, double kitchen LIGHT Trucking and odd jobs. aluminum siding, gutters and and a few antiques, tinware. sink. Call 649-8792. AKC REGISTERED German BOLTON - Four-room heated DRAND NEW Phone 649-9550 or 646-7656. trims. Roofing installation and tools and parts for antique cars, Shepherd puppietK eight weeks DU apartment, stove and repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. pictures and frames, books, DRESSERS, double bed with old. Call anytimb, 643-2385. refrigerator, 4awn. Security . 1974 EXPERIENCED college toys, games, sports equipment, mattress, kitchen set, divan, deposit, one year minimum students for painting, HORACE Tetrault — Siding, bicycles, excercycle, lawn and lease. No children, no pets. TV and miscellaneous items. SOCIETY f 6 r cats, kittens, .-X $165. 649-0617. wallpapering, yard work, odd roofing, storm windows, aw­ house furniture, oil heater, 646-1316 or 649-8782. adoption^/placement, shelter. jobs, etc., free estimates. 646- nings. Quality workmanship, baby furniture, carriages, etc. Route 83, Vernon. Phone 875- RE-SEaVQUR 4486 or 649-9987. free estimates. Fully insured. Radios, working TV’s, record 0052. large CENTRAL NOTICE: my sale ad was such redecorated five rooms, one- 872-9187, 649-3417. ' players, tape recorder, electric a success that I have decided to CUSTOM Packaging and appliances and fixtures, car parking. No pets. $170. DODGE DART keep the Phlugerhaggen model GOLDEN Retriever puppies, Security. Phone 646-0057. crating for shipping and ROOFING — Specializing lavatories and plumbing equip­ no. 99.1 want to thank everyone AKC registered, outstanding storing, of all your fragile repairing roofs, new roofs, ment, paint, lawn mowers, gar­ for their interest and inform ^ large boned, champion 2-Door Hardtop. Vinyl roof, 225, 6- den and hand tools, screens, u n o r t o h o ia MANCHESTER - Older four- items. Any quantity. Pick up gutter work, chimneys, cleaned : bloodlines. Shots, completely thein that I now know that 3 foom apartment on bus line. cyllnder, automatic, whitewall tires, service. 644-8962. and repaired. 30 years windows, dishes. Hundreds of foreign countries are searching weaned. $150. 633-4287. experience. Free estimates. other items and more coming Includes heat and appliances. A07 merchandise package. Stock No. for a Model No. 99 and that this $135 and $155 per month. Paul 4216 SPRING CLEANUP - Brush Howley, 643-5361. in. There is sure to be 250 year old “Phlug” is really a PERSIAN Male, show quality, removed, lawns raked. Gutters something of interest for W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, collectors item. For those par­ all white, registered two 646-1021. repaired and light trucking. No ROSSI ROOFING, siding, everyone. Refreshments ties who are interested in the organizations. Fantastic . dis­ REAUZEVIHY *3295 waitink Low prices. Plione chimneys, gutters, free es­ available. Steve Smith, Auc­ position. Shots. Phone 872-7511. tioneer. response I received, please ROCKVILLE - Available May Paul after, 5, 646-2436, 646-6948. timates. Fully insured, bays, write box E at the Herald again Special Purchase evenings, 529-8056. Paul 1st, apartment, three large 1974 and I will send copies to your SHELTIE Pups, AKC, beautiful \ rooms, heat, hot water, parking CHRYSLER CORP. LIGHT TRUCKING - Attics Cosgrove 643-5364. HANNAH’S Husband Hector address. Thanks again. sable females, well marked, DODGE D106 and cellars cleaned. For free hates hard .work so he cleans first shots, wormed, 10 weeks. .included. Adults, no pets, 1 9 7 3 ■■ if U SHOULD MVE security. $145 monthly. 646- esim ates phone 647-9610 BARRETT HOME Improve- the rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent Drive In comtort and safety without FIVE gas space heaters with Pride ’N Joy, 1-684-4666. 1060. CORONETS V2-TON PICKUP anytime. ment Company, aluminum electric shampooer $1, The E. thermostat controls, 23,000 to siding, make your hoine look ■ ' A. Johnson Paint Company,723 50,000 BTU, used with city or AKC miniature Schnauzer, two sacrificing gocd gas fhiloago 8-cyllnder. 3-speed manual transmission. WATERPROOFING - Bpautify like new. Save fuel with in­ Main Street, Manchester, 649- bottled gas. 649-5481. year old male, must sell, $75. your basement and at thef ame sulated backing, Kaiser, Alcoa 4501. Have moved to apartment. 646- i / •2795 • time get the best waterproofing products. Complete trim. Save KELVINATOR ' 2-door 2599. V ILU G E ?-^ Chrysler Corp. Extended Warranty job in town. We use the Thorp good money and get a job done GENERAL Electric boilet", *2895 refrigerator - freezer. 18,000 Mllei or 18 Months. Stk. No. 4277______system'. Free estimates. Call- right by local craftsman. American Standard Boiler, Kelvinator 30” range. Phone APABTMENTS 249-7771. Financine available. Roger G. heats five to six rooms, 649-9620. Kentmore Mileage Tester Test ••• changing to gas.’ See them Two-Bedroom townhouses. Barrett. Webster Lane, Bolton, Antiques 48 Painting-Papering 32 649-0822. operating. 414 East Center Come in AND TEST DRIVE A NEW 1974 BUICK LESABRE Wall-to-wall carpeting. Two Street, Manchester, 643-7812. In recent $2225. Gain $26. air-conditioners, appliances, TAG SALE - 365 Woodland “THAT’S INTERESTING” a LUXUS WITH A 455 engine & check your own Gas PAPER HANGING and ceiling ROO^'ING-Installation and months, due to ADatsun 1200 two- heat and hot water. Tiled Street, Saturday and Sunday, new store carrying antiques, mileage! Our own tests showed up to 15.4 Miles Per painting. Neat work. repairs, ^ Butters, storm win­ MISCELLANEOUS car radios, 10-5. Antiques, household items, collectibles, uSea furniture and rising costs and door coupe. New, bath. No pets. CHORCHES Reasonable rates. Phone dows, doors. Experienced good condition, $5; two snow 9Cfllon for over 20 milos with average Type driving. the gasoline ^ $2395. Now* tires 800x14, used two months, furniture, air-conditioner, glassware. Also a new gift sec­ Leonard Spiegelberg 643-9112. quality workmanship. Fully in- storm door and windows, tion. 501 East Middle Tpke. crisis, several $2475. Gain, Call 649-7620 d o d g e o f MANCHESTER CHRYSLER suredyFree estimates. on Ford wheels, $15; 2G-70xl4 compact economy $80. tires, mounted oh mag wheels, chrome wheels and tires for Manchester. Bring this ad for J.P.' LEWIS & Son custom •Reasonable prices. Rick Pinto. Motorcycle items. Five 20% discount. Good Wednesday cars actually apprecr A VW Beetle. Burnett, 646-3005. $30; $400 combination tape deck 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER decorating, interior and families. Through Sunday, May 1st to / i ated in value. / New, $2299. Now, 643-2791 exterior, paper hanging. Fully and radio for auto, $50; Never Here is a comparison df Autos For Sale used E78 x 14 tire mounted on May 5th. Hours Monday $2575. Gain, $276. 61 insured. 649-9658. TAG SALE - Household and S&S BUICK three leading ipiports purchased Chevy wheel, $15. Other elec­ through Friday, 6 to 9 p.m., For the VW to appreciate over trical items. 643-7207. collectible items. May 4th and Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to in 1973, and/keir re-sale value as three or ten times more than the COLLEGE Graduate students Heating-Plumbing 36 5th. 206 South Street, Rockville. 6 p.m. , of April, 1974.* / available for exterior and in­ other cars is not surprising. \ "New England’s Fastest GrowingBuick-Opel Dealer" A Toydta Cordlla 1200 two- For years VW owners have had terior painting. Six years BOTTI Heating and Plumbing Autos For Sale MERCURY I experience. Fully insured. Free — Prompt, courteous service. 6 f A u to s For Sale 67 A u to s For Sale 61 81 ADAMS SL/MAlkHiSnR (Ogen Evts.) 649.4571 door sedan. New, $2199. Now, an appreciation for depreciation. " - 3.[4 M l estimates. Call our com­ Call 643-1496. / petitors, than call us, 649-7034. MORIARTY SEWERLINES, sink lines, BROTHERS LINCOLN MONTH of MAY INSIDE - Outside painting, cleaned with electric cutters, When It comes to small cars. fe c ia l rates for people over 65. by professionals. McKinney PHONE 875-2538" ’I^TRUDONVOUfSHMiEN Fully insured. Estimates given. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ Call 649-7863. pany, 643-5308. / Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, 647-9386 Come to us! HOURS: 8 -9 MON. - FRI. / TEAf^HERS have saved FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, 8 - 5 SAT. homeowners 20-50% on quality repairs, and remodeling.' established i n 1939 house painting. Fourteen years Prompt' service on emergen­ •All Financing at C.B. T. at Bank Rates • Prices from April, 1974 NA.D.A. . experience, fully insured. 643- cies. 643-7024. ACTIONLINCOLN MERCURY HAS MORE KINDS OF CARS FOR MORE SALE KINDS OF PEOPLE AND AT MORIARTY 1609. ? ■ WINDSOR AVENUE - RT. 83 N. BROTHERS WE HAVE MORE THAN ANYONE! WE BELIEVE WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OF LINCOLN- NO JOB too small, toilet “ n“ w " ’74GREMUN MERCURY PRODUCTS IN CONNECTICUT AND WE FEEL WE CAN OFFER YOU SAVINGS THAT CAN’T BE BEAT COLLEGE Painters - five years repairs, plugged drains, kitchen BY ANY DEALER IN THE STATE! SAVE HUNDI^EDS OF DOLLARS NOW! experience. Save 30-60%. Ap­ faucets replaced, repaired, rec praisals. Peter Tilley, 742-6117, rooms, bathroom remodeling, (toll freb) after 4:30. heat modernization, etc. Free 1974 GRAN TORINO ELITE 2tM 0R HARDTOP estimates gladly given. M &, "MILEAGE MAKERS" /BOLTON Painting Plumbing & Heating, 649-287 Dark green metallic paint, 351 cu. ln. V-6 Professional painting at engine, crulsomatic transmission, power reasonable prices, 18 years TOWNE Plumbing Service, steering, power front disc brakes, elec­ experience. Free estimates. repairs, alterations, vanity tric clock, vinyl roof, steel belted white 643-1707. cabinets a specialty. Call to side-wall tires with deluxe wheel covers, 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- 4056. radio, tinted glass, LH remote control PETER BELLIVEAU Painting mirror. Stock No. 4292. - Paperhanging.. Painting Bill Heintz Sales Manager says, "Here is an out-' 1 9 7 4 CAPRI 1 9 7 4 COMET exterior - interior. Fair prices...... Bill Heintz Sales Manager says, "Here is a very carefully Car S, Driver Magaxine voted Z-OOOIL SHu sell I. AM._____ Experienced, insured and Flooring standing, absolutely like brand new one careful owner, Capri The Best Super Coupe of radio; 2 ten* pl„ flra ilO Y C O driven very clean"one owner 1972 Ford Gran Torino, 9 1974 mowitsd shill. AifwO dependable. Phone 643-1671. 1973 Pontiac LeMans Custom, 6 passenger, station Special M l 20 FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, passenger sta ^n wagon. It is a very attractive wagon 1974 PINTO 3-DOOR RUNADOUT PAINTING - Interior and • (specializing in older floors). < 2 9 9 5 wagon. It is a very attractive car with its beautiful with its silver-grey body and all vinyl black interior. It is exterior. Professional work. 232 cu. In. 6-cyllnder engine, automatic transmis* green body and immaculately clean all vinyl dark green Brown metallic paint, 4-speed manual Inside - outside painting, very nicely equipped having the 351 regular gas V-8 transmission, all vinyl bucket seats, fold Free estimates. Call 649-5624 ceilings. John Verfaille, 646- slonyelectric rear defroster, Rally side stripes,- interior. It is wonderfully equipped having the 350 cu. after 3:30 p.m. 5750, 872-2222, front disc brakes, courtesy light group, undercoat motor, ^ to m a tic transmission, power disc brakes, down rear seat, front disc brakes, front and and wax. No. 2295 inch regular gas V-8 motor, automatic transmission, power/steering, factory installed chromium lu^age rear bumper guards, AM radio, mirror Building-Contracting 33 power peering, power disc brakes, rustom Radio and group, electric rear window defroster, steel .racky^custom radio and heater, factory installed air belted radial white side-wall tires. Stock No. MASONRY - All types, Heater, factory installed chromium luggage rack, c^ditioning, electric rear window opener, plus many 4342 fieldstone, brick, concrete. □ ^ISC. FOR SALE factory installed air conditioning, plus many other Free estimates, after 5 p.m ptner custom extras. It has been driven a positively custom extras. It has been driven a most easy to certify guaranteed 24,669 miles since new. It has been SAVE $$$ ON THIS ECONOMY GAR :. N o. 643-1870 or 644-2975 '74 MATADOR 4C 60 Articles lor Sale 10,964 miles since new. I am positive that the buyer completely and thoroughly serviced arfd I am'^positive NEW NEWTON H, Smith & Sons - who really appreciates quality, will be completely anfl^ Remodeling, repairing, ad­ DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, COUPE that the buyer who needs a fine roomy station wagon •NEW 74 MERCURY MONTEREY 1974 MERCURY M0NYE60 $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, thoroughly satisfied with the outstanding value of t|ris ^3040 ditions, rec rooms, porches and that offers many years of de^iendable service, may well / 4-DR.PIlURIDHARSTOR 2-DOOR HARDTOP roofing. No job too small. Call stone, gravel, pool and patio fine station wagon. Generous terms and trades Stock No. 4M13, medium blue molottic, vinyl bench soots; vbiyl 649-3144. , sand. 643-9504. find this one to be his answer. Fully and completely 1974 FIDO CUSTOM STYLE PICKUP roof, stool boiled whilewolli, AIR CONOIIIONINO,.Manual, AM available. Fully and completely guaranteed up to 36 guaranteed. Generous terms and trades available” radio, d«or grp., appearance prelection grp., tinted glou com- ACTION Cl months to pay at bank rates.” ., plolo, loft bond remote cor.'rol mirror, visibility light grp., fonder SALE ▼ CARPENTRY - Repairs machine Sp 302 cu. In. V-8/engine, automatic skirts, aluminum visor vanity mirror, protective body side mold- remodeling, additions roofing • Clearance Sale - Portables, transmission, power steering, Explorer !ngs,elc. PRICE 3310 Call David Patria, South Wind- “P- Cabinets $18.88 PRICE »3495 PRICE ’2895 sor. 644-17%. • , and up. Singer Company, 856 Package, AM radio, rear step-bumper, ------^______Main St, Manchester. white side-wall tires, guages, swing lok Only ’2 1 0 DOWN ^ 23" per week WES ROBBINS carpentry mirrors, box.ralls, vIkIngTed paint. Stock Pastel bluo, 250 6-cyl. engine; solectshift automatic transmlislon, remodeling special!^. Ad­ ALUMINUM sheets used as No. 4275 7 vacuum gouge, whitewalls, power steeling, power'front disc printing plates, .007 thick, ACTION SALE PRICE brakes, AM radio, deluxe wheel covers, prolectivo body side ditions, rec rooms, dormers, moldings, etc. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. 649-3446. Phone 643-2711. Only $210 down, cash or trodt, with average credit and $ZS.B7 < 3 6 9 9 per week for 36 menths. Finance charge on $3100 to b a f ln a n ^ 304 cu. in. V-8 engine, automatic tranemleaion, SPECIAL «3550 ^4290 oflor down payment is $567.63. Annual rale 11.0856. LEON Cieszynski builder - new NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 cents each. Inquire side door., power ateering. power front disc brakes, tinted homes custom built, glass, protective moulding group, AM radio, / / " " 73 MERCURY $3095' 73 JEEP $3495 remodeled, additions, rec Manchester Evening Herald. M « n l* 9 « MX 4*Dr. Fillar«4 71 COMET $1795 73 VOLKS $2795 2*Ooor Sodon, fen, eutomaiic, Cemmaivde wagen, 4WD, Supar Seatia SacW, Kgbt UcMb rooms, wrages, kitchens visibility group, vinyl roof, courtesy light group, Hardtop. fmoR V>6, oulo.. fS, ulemdard. tronimiiden, twtene F I, Air Conditioning, AM radio, A^yf., AMtmtop 1-ownoi b lu t in tariar, 4 cyl., 4 tpoadg WE BUY and sell used fur­ white sidewall tires. No. 2265. 1974 MAVERICK TUDOR SEDAN paint, pi^eer of the 4 wheel AM radio- remodeleOaar Sodofi, 64cyl, aufamou 2>door tadon, V*4. 4 ipaad» 15,000 original miles. steering, radio, whitewall tires, one 307 cu. inch, regular gas V-8 motor, automatic Skyleifc 3-dr, NT.: S cyl.. outo- V*$ ondnt. oulemotic, F5, AM with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s AM rodiob brovra wHb Ioni vi­ Martin, 646-7295. owner, darK green and black. brakes, power steering, radio and heater, rear step / motic. power stMrina. white* fodio, Air Conditioning, 1S.000 iC( po, AM raetto. Many aiiroe, Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- $ 3 8 9 5 transmission, power steering, custom radio and Heater wolb. milo». madiuni graon mofollic. nyl mterlor $ 1 4 9 5 bumper, heavy duty springs^ oversized heavy' duty and many other fine deluxe extras. It has been driven a MASON CONTRACTOR - 71 vw squareback' wheels and tires, plus many other heavy duty items to ★ , MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM i r Plastering, custom built stone SCREENED Loam, gravel, 2-Ooor station Wagon. 4-cyllndar, 4- most easy to certify 17,385 miles since new. It has FORD or brick fireplaces, chimney processed gravel, sand, stone, speed transmission, AM-FM radio, 72 VEGA HATGHBiICK numerous to list. It has been driven a positively been completely and thbroughly serviced including all repair, block and cement work. and fill’, George H. Grifflng, sliding steel sutirool, whitewall tires, Automatic transmission, radio, tinted guaranteed 12,996 miles since new. I am positive that I yellow llnlsh. glass, yellow with black Interior. brand new wide track premium tires. I am positive that u n i M n New or old. Free estimates. E. Inc., 742-7886. the buyer who needs a really heavy duty truck for a Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. $ 2 3 9 5 $ 2 4 9 D the buyer who demands the utmost ip a- th.oroiighly __ L()AM, topsoil, fill, gravel for camper of any heavy duty work may well find this one dependable car will be cordpletely delighted with the W Y iR E R n L : /MORIARTY M OTHERS/ TIMOTHY J. Connelly Carpen­ sale. Excavating, septic, sewer to be the ideal answer. Fully and completely try and General Contracting. work. Latulippe Brothers, Inc., outstanding value that this fine car has to offer. Fully .SYjSTEM, Residential and commercial. 646-5114, 742-9477. DeCormier Motor Sales guaranteed. Trades and terms available. Up to 36 and completely guaranteed. Generous terms and trades Whether it be a small repair months to pay at bank rates.” available.” DIUON aiS CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.* Phone 643-5135 job, a custom built home or RECONDITIONED Zenith 21’ 285 Broad Street, Manchester anything in between, call 64^ color TV with guarantee, $99.50. Phone 643-4165 319 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Phone 643-7577 days. ' PRICE «3295 PRICE ’2495 '- .a » •

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BENJY . BY JIM BERRY A u to * F o r U I 0 6 t Auto* For Solo ei Auto* For Salo 91 Truck* tor Solo 62 BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHR OUR.BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 1972 INTERNATIONAL 3-4 YOUR MEAL PRICES J t M S U R E 9 1174 by Warm Irso. Me. GORmSBQ AT You! ARE RIDICULOUS.' - T.U.Ait.US PM on NOW T H A T OL’ I WajLPWT/ roSAyMivER MINP- yard dump truck, 4,000 miles, GETTIN’ A LCfT BOy HAS TO BY THE VAY. BOYS, ;ood conaition. 11 West Rd., O’ STATIC FROM FORSET IT." IN TH‘HOPES THAT f OUR M/STERY fiUEST DO YOU VYANT TO U F HOW COUUP You ■SPEAK HIS PIECE, IT P S E T H IS FACE OLIT O F TH A T \ , OH.NO THE PRICE OR WOULD apoesY - MY CUSTOMERS, WONPERIM' HAS AGREED TO BE ^3A^^ THAT F W P . RED HOT SAVIN6S Dllington, $3,895. LC TTER * NOTHIN' IRKS M E A40RE YOU DON’T. you RATHER ADMIT MY DOUBLES P/kRTNER.' PUR6 ER B U T T H ’ H IG H WHETHER TH - THAN FORA fitly ID TELL A4E TO MAdOR'w YOU'VE GOT LESS 1& COSTO’R)OD BULL'S REALLV UNDER THE 1971 FORD super Van, PROCEEP WITH M/STDRy WHILE IT TAKES b r a g a b o u t TH/kN A in , MPMJI spon SHIAH IS N T MY FA U LT... LISTEMIW’/ HE'S PAYIN'ATTENTIONTO', CIRCUMSTANCES TWO TO , excellent condition. Lots of op­ I'M RELEASING YOU HURDLER WITH tions. Call 643-6756. hmmm/ ------SOMETHIN'I ELSEerutot; ' j OFF SKINNED KNEES B oys FROM VOUR a b e t ILL-CONSIDERED ' W ? 1964 CHEVY Van, excellent BETS! condition, new engine, tires, etc. $600. Call after 5, 647-1795. • •••••••••$••••$••/$••••$•••• ® 1974 by NEA. Inc.. Motorcycles-BIcyclea 64 —^ r. 7MCm S72>^U 6-3 COST m otorcycle in­ 55 LOW Apartmont* For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Bualneaa tor Rent Reeort Property surance, immediate binding. F o r R ent 56 See us for your needs, Crockett MICKEY nN N HALF-DUPLEX, three rooms BRAND NEW three bedroom THREE Air-conditioned offices BY HANK LE ^ A f t P V-8 engine, turbo-hydramatic tranamisalon, power ateering, Agency, 643-1577. and bath, own drii^eway, no duplex, appliances, wall-to-wall for rent, choice location, ample GIANTS NECK Heights - next power brakes, tinted glass, air conditioning, radio and rear r-3 utilities, $125 per month. Call off-street parking. Under $5 per to Rocky Neck, two-bedroom / IT DOESN'T MATTER! m ^ r ig h t carpeting, private driveway HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- A LL , MR. SERLOTT-V 646- 3188 after 3 p.m. and basement. ^Security, $250 square foot. Contact John H. cottages, sleeps 7, five minute speaker, mats, remote control mirror, dodr edge guards, 1 TOLD YOU THAT SHERIFF ' SURE FINN COOKED UP THE L. WANTED TO SEE THE EVIDENC ^cles, parts and accessories. . BUT WHOLF -t h in g — HE'S LANCE'S * monthly. Frechette & Martin Lappen, Inc., 649-5261 for walk to private beach. $140 vinyl roof, wheel covers, whitewall tires, auxiliary lighting, FINN WOULD TRY EVERY DIRTY OUR STAR REPOitTER HAS r a Expert service. Harley- I NONE OF CAMPAIGN MANAGER-AND LANCE ROCKVILLE - Available now, 3 Realtors, 646-4144, details. weekly. Mrs. Carter, 742-8142. undercoat. Manufacturer’s list price new $4996.40.8tk. No. TRICK IN THE BOOK— AND THE THIS IS UP WXXn-HERE IT IS/ ,WE7? Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, PRESS LOVES A SENSATIONAL TURNING IT OVER TO, THE 1/2 rooms, nicely furnished 2586A LANCE'S “ A. THIS AFTERNOdN/ apartment, heat, parking, quiet TWO room efficiency type 4,000 SQUARE foot, showroom Wanted to Rent 57 Hartford. 247-9774. STORY/ DOING.! residential neighborhootl. apartment, heated, appliances, or office building. Storage MOTORCYCLE Insurance - Couples. No Pets. Security. $160 ■ parking, $130 monthly. Robert buildings. On four acres. Bolton RENTS AND apartments SALE HEROES ARE MAPE-MOT BORk) monthly. 646-1060. D. Murdock, Realtor, 643-2692. Notch, across shopping center. needed badly. Customers Lowest rates available. Phone 1-223-4460, if no answer. waiting. Call Gary Cantor at PRICE Immediate binding. Prompt <7 / MANCHESTER - Two *3695 Claim service. Call Clarke In­ Burke Realty, 1-429-6471. CAPTAIN EASY surance Agency, 643-1126. BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE bedroom, isolated end of Homes lor Rent 54 building apartment, wrap STUDENT MALE seeking 70 IM PALA WHOAl SLOW POWN!,..VdU ALONG WITH •1790 70 NOVA •1705 EXPERT bicycle repairs, all SAY HADLEY'S AN EK- THAT'S THE -WHILE FRIEND arouna view, balcony, place to stay, will share Klngswood StaUon Wagon v-8 angina, automaUe Coiipa. V-8, 4-apaad trana., radio. ANOTHER CROOK, “BONEHEAP" 456 1/2 MAIN STREET - 6 Resort Property makes, models and speeds.I PROF NAMED GRAFTON. KNOWN TO THE J. HAPLEY GRAFTON cathedral beamed ceiling, pool, rooms, family unit, security. expenses, prefer other tranamlialon, power ataarlng, powar brakea, radio, root WHO ONCE GOT BUSTED WHO WAS TAIL­ WAS SETTING UP F o r R ent 56 rack carrier. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, LAW A S T H E ING U S IN sauna _ baths, tennis courts, 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. students, Manchester only. 646- “APE MAN'... HiS M IU lO F U K k lM xiommunity building facilities, 8219. 72IMPAU •2405 Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- "CAVEGin-CONl excellent maintenance. 72 MONTE CARLO •2900 Sport Sedan. V-8, A/trana., air conditioning, vinyl roof. 2098. nipesaukee. New Hampshire, P/ataering, P/brakaa, radio. Oakland Manor Apartments, Business tor Rent 55 Sport Coupe. V-8, automatic tranamlaalon, powar 647- 0771. private beach, walking dis­ ataarlng, vinyl roof, radio. HANDLE BARS - factory PRISCILLA’S POP tance. Nicely furnished. Over­ □ AUTOMOTIVE seconds all styles, $5. each. BY AL VERMEER STORAGE Warehouse - 10,500 70 JAVELIN «1745 A T O A S T HEBRON - Four-room apart­ sized fireplace. One sleeps 7, 73 NOVA *2795 Connecticut Cycle Accessories, NOW Be HONEST.' square feet, platform level. one sleeps 10. Dates going Sport Coupe. V-8, A/trana., vinyl roof, P/ataarIng, radio. GRANDPA OKI HIS Y O U D O N 'T r e a l l y '. ment, heat and hot water in- Auto* For Sale 61 Coupe. 6-cyl., automatic tranamlaalon, radio. 316 Hartford Road. (o5»h BIRTHDAV.' Stock Place, rear. Attractive quickly, 646-5566. Manchester. PEEL OLBER, ■’ ■ ,T k" '?) clucfed. No petSb Children rental Brokers protected. Call >vDo YOU, DADg* Welcomed. $175 per month. 522-3114. NEED CAR? Credit bad? 71 IMPALA *2175 72 OALAXIE 500 *2175 Phone 646-6776. GIANTS NECK BEACH - three- .jT. Ford fiiw t Hnm \/^ __ ... BOY’S 5-speed 20” Rawleigh bedroom cottage; large kitchen, Bankrinit? Repossessed? Custom Coupe. V-8, A/trana., air conditioning, viriyi Ford Sport Cpa. V-8, A/trana., vinyl roof, P/ataarhig, . Honest Douglas accepts lowest rsdlo. bike, very good condition, gold'Old Autos For Sale 61 Auto* For Sale 61 dining room, living room, and roof, P/ataarIng, radio. with odometer. $45. Call 646- screened porch. $150 weekly. down, smallest payments. Ij) 1974 by NEA Inc. TM fitg US Pll OH. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 1789. 3 Phone between 7:30 and 10 73 CUTLASS S *3095 71 CAMARO *2495 p.m., Avon 673-2335. Olda Coupe. C-8, /t/trans., vinyl roof, P/ataarIng, Sport Cpa. V-8, /Utrana., vinyl root, P/ataarIng, radio. NEVER USED Rawleigh 10- /■' AUTO INSURANCE - compare P/brakea, radio. STEVE CANYON our low rates. For a telepnone speed white record. Won in con­ BY MILTON CANIFF quotation call Mr. Dolin at 646- 71 PLYMOUTH •lOOO test. $95. Phone 646-2.592. Autos F o r S ale 61 73 VEGA COUPE •2400 STEVE WASSUPPDSEpN 6050. Fury III Sport Coupe. V-8, A/trana., air conditioning, \ Hatchback. 4-cytlndar, A/trana., air conditioning, radio. 1973 SUZUKI, TS250, street and TD BE ANGPy WITH M E X o u'Ll t h a n < m e f o r w e S vln^ rool, P/ateertng, P/brakaa, radio. I COMPUMENT AS TIA4E GOES trail, many extras. $900 or best AND WELCOME VOO AS BV .'— NOW WE MUST BRING offer. Phone 1-653-2124 after'6 A REPLACEMENT?' p.m. 5-3 YOUR PILOT GIRL FRIEND TRUCK SPECIALS THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSpUl^ OVER TD OUR SIDE... STEVE LYNCH MOTORS CANYON CAN'T HOLD OUT 1972 YAMAHA 250 Enduro, Bzz $600. Phone 646-4029. IT FlWALWHAPFeHEP! I (JsCTT ^AGAINST THE THREE OF US/ 74 0LAZER ' •0240 72 CHEVROLET •2745 -Bz z - bkz- J I O W R M t E '* HAS A POWBVUl \N5ELFOM AWOBSCEKJe Cheyanna model. V-8,4-apaad, too many options to Hat. Va-Too Pickup. V-8, 4-apasd Irantmlaalon, powar FIVE HORSE two-speed mini RELIEVE Sold new for $8,198. Low mileage. ataarlng, powar braksa, radio. WAY TO BIAT TNI bike, $150. 26” Columbia boy’s WOMB c a l l ! bicycle. $15. 20” Girl’s three- GAS SHORTAGE PROBLEM 73 CHEVROLET •3340 72 FORO •2595 spe^ bicycle. $40. Phone 643- V4-Ton Pickup. V-8, 4-tpeed tranamlaalon, power Vi-Ton Explorer Pickup. V-8, standard tranamlaalon, 8903. ataarlng, radio, equallock, <> . radio. GAS GIRL’S 3-speed Columbia - play bike, 20” hi-rise, very good con­ dition, $25. Phone 6«-1789. good place ••!••••••••••••••••••••••»»• to buy a car*' Campera-Treller* PAINS! Mobile Homea 66 THE FLINTSTONES lY HANA-BARBERA \ TRY ONE OF TED TRUDON'S ‘SURE CURES' FOR WHAT’S CHEVROLET 16’ SHASTA, sleeps 6, combina­ AILING YOU. AS A MATTER OF FACT, WE GIVE YOU A tion refrigerator, stove-oven, N U R S E ?...cAn you ■ffo asking $ L ^ . Phone 647-9030. A L L ^ OOP / BY V.T. HAMUN HOW'RE TELL ME HOl MR, GRANITE 100% GUARANTY* FOR 60 DAYS CARTER CO., INC. t h ' w iz e r says ) th a t n e w s , I OKAY, BOYS, , SAY, I THOUGHT I SAW OOP YOU 1972-^TARCRAFT Venture HE DISAPPEARED YOUR TIME'S y S A Y . DELIGHTS ST/XRT DIGGING! AROUND HERE A liTTLE WHILE ...JU O T LIKE COMING r o o m 3 0 8 , I THAT NOT ONLY RELIEVES GAS PAINS BUT ALSO 1229 Main Stroet, Manchestor Phone 646-6464 hardtop camper, sleeps 8, D O IN G 9 T h b M ile Rnit* bMSts II m MggBSt « f excellent condition, many UR FOQTY/ MY EAR, FOR I BACK\..WHBRE'D, THAT/ X REALLY ALONG, SETS YOUR MIND COMPLETELY AT EASE!! WANT TO GET , DON'T KNOW , MR. m y mhii-tnKk iriodt. Eimigh piNxh to p ock Open Evenings H I 9 - Tlmrs. ’til 6 - Sat. H I 5 extras, $1,900. Call after 5 p.m., OUT OF HERE / V 646-0766. WHERE HE'S AT.' GRANITE 1 ,4 0 0 Rm . » f p o v Im O. (b a failload Rke a camper body, HARD TOP camper - sleeps VOLKSWAGENS four, includes canopy, sink unit SAVE - Buy rebuilt engines ★ FREE 9EM9NSTRATI9N ★ and stove, lightweight, $525. X n «W S17M 6 8 VW $1595 PICKUP CAPS from Lloyd’s Auto Parts, 191 Call 646-3761. Fallback, 4-ipead, ra­ Souareback, 4-ioaed. Lynch Motors SlfMks a comploto lino of Thompson dio, low mileage. Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- Pick-up Caps for Toyota HItux. Soo us ond sovo. 1558. 68 VW $1686 78 $2098 Squareback. 4 ipeed Sed'feih -Automatic stick PRE-OWNED SPECUU shut, blue. er or 1965 CHEVROLET Station Qreen. wagon, as is, $50. Phone 649- a 71 VW $2898 wfth 66 VW $1688 TIOtYICHTIAI 5334. 1974 by Na, Inc., T.M, Rep. U.S. >al. Off. Squareback. 4 speed, NYmalSa - t t- s j. ONE Y E» GUMUNTEE \ Sedan. 4 speed, beige. yellow. ★SAAB COURTEOUS TREATMENT ★ WIN AT BRIDGE 1968 OLDSMOBILE 98, all MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES FRANK RIDGEWAY 76 VW $2286 70 VW $2098 power, 1966 F-85 wagon, power, 1972 Carriage 28’ • rear V4C H RD J!?/xA?44 Y Squareback. 4 speed, Fastback. Automatic, excellent engines, extra tires. bynkroom, all the options plus white. blue. MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES LYNCH MOTORS 875-2871. air conditioning, PUDLEY^ SERVE BEATS 68 VW $1708 SIver Lane at 643-1511 EITNER OF OUPIS ANY ARCH can also aid defenders In that case it was necess­ The bidding has been: 3 72 VW 12188 ''Hartford Area's Largest Toyota Dealer” 1972 CORSAIR 24’ awning, Custom Sedan. 4 speed, Convertible. Automatic 1970 PLYMOUTH wagon, two O A y j ary to attack diamonds with West North East South stick shift, yellow. 348 Center SL, Mmdiester 846^321 yellow. toned paneled. Good condition. ducted heat, bath tub like the immediate lead of the 1 4 P ass I f 70 VW ‘ $1995 Phone 649-4563. new, $3995. king and Bud plunked it Pass 14 Pass 24 71 VW $2888 Sedan, automatic FORD FAIRLANE 1965,289 V8, The code word “ARCH” down on the table. When it Pass 3N.T. Pass 44 411 Wagon. Red. 1970 Holiday Rambler 27’, stlckihlft. automatic, $350 or best offer. NO RTH 3 can be used successfully by held he continued the suit. Pass 44 Pass ? FITZGERALD FCRD. INC. Phone 643-7597 after 6 p.m. extra clean with Holiday 4 K J 7 . the defenders as well as the South did the best he could by WANTED You, South, hold: CteM, Lite Motfol quality and options, $5496. V A 4 3 declarer. If you don’t think ruffing, but later on when he 73 PINTO $2899 1967 CHEVELLE Malibu, ♦ Q J 2 so, look at this play m ade by ot in with the ace of trumps 4K2fAJ 765 4A644Q94 2-Ooor, 4-cyllnder, automatic transmission, blue. What do you'do now? without motor and transmis­ 1972 Travco custom 2000 4^Q1053 Bud Reinhold of Chicago that §ud led his last diamond. motor home, fully self- A—Bid four hearts. You have sion, good for parts, $200 or best JONES* 5 L W EST E A ST helped his team to win the South was forced to ruff SAVE HUNDREDS contained w/generator, |60D6. no good bid at your disposal. FORD offer. Phone 649-1^2, 643-2032. 4 9 ' 4 A 532 1973 Spingold Cup. 71 PINTO $1999 For AR Makes m b a iid ■ 3 1 again and could not keep Bud Runabout. 4 speed transmission, y^low. Ask for Bob. V 9876 VK52 from making another trump TODAY'S QUESTION 1970 Travel Queen motor CARTER CHEVMin ♦ A109743 4 K65 Sitting East, he Analyzed trick. You bid four hearts and your 1969 IMPALA, power steering. home, 13,000 original miles, 70 MAVE5ICK $1999 C0„IIC. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI 4 8 6 4 9 7 4 the lead as top of nothing. partners bids four notrump. What ON 1972 Toyota. Both one owner. ready to go, $7495. SO UTH (D ) do you do now? 2-Door. 6-cyllnder, automatic, one owner. Blue. That was easy. He Reviewed 1228 HWn street Excellent condition, extra 4Q10864 (NEWSP/WEHIP^EI ENTERPRISE ASSN.) the bidding to note that South Answer Tomorrow clean. After 5:30 call 644-0111 1970 Continental 19’ fully self- FOR A GUY WHO ADWMTS .. HE CERTAINLY TAKES HIS V q j io Leftover New 1973 Cars contained, sleepi six (2 to THAT HIS FATHER POLITICS SERIOUSLY. had opened and that North 72 AUDI 100 $3599 ♦ 8 and South practically never 2-Door, 4-speed, green. 1964 CHEVY, Biscayne, 6 choose from), $2495. NEVER VOTES ON IM pNrtMjONOe An NEW 1973 FORD WAGGN ELECTION DAY... 4 A K J 2 opened four-card majors. Answer to Previous Puzzle White, Custom 500, e-passengor, automatic tranamla- cylinder, automatic transmis­ 71 MAVERICK $2199 AUTOCAR sion, low mileage. Good condi­ 1972 Scamper tent trailer, fur­ W' Both vulnerable In the Family z 5 M A W slon, 351 cu. in. V-8 engina, white sidewall tires, power 1968 DODGE CH A RG ER, 2-Door Hardtop. 6-cyllnder, power steeling, auto- AUTOmothraConaumar tion. 646-5830. nace and all options, sleeps 8, West North East South Further IKdugfil told him E m]V L E. C matic, vinyl roof. Action N m I steering, power brakes, convenience group, deluxe automatic transmission, power P U l_ C- Ca 0 $1495. / !♦ that his partner might well DOWN H R 0 end antecpAbN Id No steering. $700. ITione 64f4^30. \ ACROSS B. g L 0 bumper group, radio, light group, heavy duty suspen­ 1967 FORD Econoline van, 3 Pass 24 Pass 34 hold an ace. There were 17 A 1 i_ 0 N 1 r tssSmssOoesstt 1 Bud's sibling 1 Undesirable T 0 71 TOYOTA sion. No. 232. List $4463. speed, $275. Phone 643-0590. Many more pre-owned, one Pass 44 Pass Pass high-card points available to living place N D P $2499 1973 MAZDA, RX-3 wagon, fully 4 "I Remember a E E 15 c e Mark II Wagon. 4-door, ai full year guarantee units in P a ss West and South. 2 Feminine P R E 0 1 equipped, AM-FM radio, with 1967 BUICK E le c tra , 225, stock. 8 Siblings (ab.) name N 1 P F tape deck, air-conditioning, excellent running condition. , Opening lead—T9 12 Cut off twigs '3 Unmarried . ■ T A s e 72 NOVA \ $2489 N9W • 3 9 1 9 Bank financing up to 7 years 13 Sheaf lady V E <» A R N Hardtop. V-8, auton latic, power steering. Red. luxury interior, Michelin tires Four-door sedan. $700 firm. ‘‘How can I b ea t this and snow tirys; candy red with hand?” he asked himself. 14 Swiss river 4 Modern (ab.) a E M0 R E. Phone after 5 p.m., 643-1906. REGTOWN. U .S JI1X (var.) 5 Prayer b: R. 0 D E S black vinyl roof and luggage DK>=- There was thq answer. He 15 Etruscan endings Cl T P A & X 73 CHEVROLET $2799 NEW 1973 CUSTOM 500 NEW 1973 LTD rack. 3,700 miles, $4,000 or oest Route 6, West (P 1974 by MSA, lac. 1M Mg U S fM W C2KMMU could beat it if West held the Malibu 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, automatic, power steer­ 1967 COUGAR GT, excellent 5-3 By Oswald & James Jacoby goddess 6 Less (music) Light groan, 4-door aadan, V>8 anghM, automatic Red, 2-door hardtop, automotio tranamlaalon. V-8 offers Contact Marty Larsen, WB.LIMANT1C ace of diamonds. 16 Fender mishap 7 Crafts 29 Draft animals bodies ing, radial tires. Very low miteege. Cream, , condition. V-8, standard shift. Open Monday-thurs. 8 Tribunal 30 Dined 48 Weird tranamlaalon, power ataarlng, powar brakea, vinyl angina, vinyl aoota, radio, vinyl top, qonvanlenoe 646-3800, 9 to 5 weekqays. Phone 64471454 after 6 p.m. SHORT RIBS Y ■« BY FRANK O’NEAL 17 Rex (coll.) saata, convenlenoa. group, front and rear-bumpw group, white aldewall tirea, light group, air oon- 8 a.m, to 8 p.m. 18 Animal neck 9 Precipitations 33 Mariner's 49 To boast guarda, radio, body aide mouldlnga, dntad glooa, air hair 10 Escutcheon direction 50 Roofing 72 CHEVELLE $2209 dltionlng, tinted glaaa, bumper guarda, wheel covera. JUNK CARS removed free. Friday and Saturday 8-6 35 Father's material conditioning. No. 264, List $4481. No. 139, List $6126. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN, $750. NOBOOy S BUVINS MV NEW AS SOON AS THIS 20 Smelling organ borders 4-Door, 8-cyllnder, automatic, power steering. Call Joey, Tolland Auto ^ y , Phone-643-4214 or 649-1116. LINE OF HEAW ARMOR. & t / A / F A D E N D S . ' 22 Boy’s 11 Sliabby father (coll.) 53 F,ollowers 528-1990. I [ontstOohtis STAR G A XEie ''i‘? nickname 19 Continent 36 Ventilate 54 Am not (coll.; By CLAY R. POLLAN* 23 Aggregates (ab.) 37 Male sheep 56 Denmark 73 FORD LTD - $AVE XB, ARIES LIBRA 39Summer (Fr.) naUve •NOW • 3 6 2 0 NOW ^ 4 0 6 0 1973 VEGA Hatchback, low y t your Daily AcfivHy Guide 25 Pert (dial. 21 EasUFr.) 10-Passenger Wagon. Air, automatic, pdwar steering, HAS. 21 var.) 24 Males 41 Dative (ab.) 57 Arabian gulf power brakes, AM-FM stereo tape player, luggage milage, excellent condition, Automotive Service 66 Automotive Service- M According fo f/ie Sfari. } 27 Overdone 26 King of Judah 44 Finish 59 Master 01 3 rack. Brougham Interior, radial Urea. To develop message for Saturday, 46 New Guinea call 649-0676 after 5 p.m. Snow M V k 4-22-33-44 6-55-66-73^ (Fr.) (Bib.) Dental tires included. .5/5465-80-85 read words corresponding to numbers 174-76-77 29 Rolled-----, 27Yes(Fr.) seaport Surgery (ab.) NEW 1973 LTD NEW 1973 LTD of your Zodiac birth sign. 47 Celestial 61 Stitch ‘QUARANTY COVERS ENGINE, TRANSMISSION, REAR TAURUS SCORNO breakfast food 28 Footed vase Qraan, 2-door hardtop, automattb .tranamlaalon, V-6 Blue, 4-door herdtop, eutometic trenimltelon, V-6 1 Welcome 31 Troubled 61 Kin 31 Agent (suffix) AXLE, FRONT AXLE ASSEMBLY, BRAKE SYSTEMS, MODEL T ROADSTER, new ^ 7' AM. 20 OC7. 23 engine, vinyl aaata, vinyl roof, white aldewall Brea, con­ engine, vinyl eeeta, vinyl roof, white aldewall tlree, con­ 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING 2 The 32 Adversely 62 Their 32 One to follow 1 5” 5" 4 r r 6 5“ 16 tt ELECTRIC SYSTEM WITH UNLIMITED MILEAGE FOR 60 "tires and top, needs work. I ^ MAY 20 3 Worries 33 And 63 Plans WOK. 21 DAYSI venience group, front corner llghta, tinted glaaa, light venience group, front corner llghte, bumper guard, 34 Culture Phone 649-429291. 5-20-3M2 4 Deep 34 W orker 64 Money medium 12 13 IT group, bumper guarda, wheel covera, radio, air con­ radio, tinted glaaa, light group,'wheel covera. No. 238, 35 Found 65 A 7-19-30-41,. . im X/52-63-82-84 5 Don't 51-62-72 ^ 38 Concerning ditioning, plut a lot mora. No. 167, Uat $6287 List $6266. 6 A 36 Soldier 66 Of IS IF IT 1968 CHEVROLET BelAir, 4- | GEMINI 7 Someone 37 Urge 67 Restored SAGITTARIUS (Latin) door sedan, $400. Owner leaving M, BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 0 0 HAY 21 8 Small 38 Dress 6 8 A 40 Want 16 19 69 Nurse A b 42 Narrow inlet state. Phone 228-9019. I / i W O R j M 9 Be 39 Nice NOW * 4 2 4 0 NOW • 4 2 3 7 HEY, SULLY/ T lF IT'S CRE01T,'TH| USTEM,Y0U TALKTO ANP HO QUESTIOHS 10 Cross 40 Or 70 Deportment Dec. 31 M l 43 Adolescent I 'k 9-16-27-38 11 Follow 41 To 71 Likely 1-14-25-36^ year TRUDOl 1968 MUSTANG - yellow, 3- [ YOU KNOW WHAT ANSWER IS NO. YOURSELF. HE GOT SOME ASKEP. STRICTLY j y 49-70-78 12 A 42 If 72 Happiness 47-58^9 ■ 45 Frighten 28 i: & m n*r"'^inaaBMa PI/*U CIlV VUUA U/AUTCTo H itKinerx Tuc TMzi ic 13 Lost 43 Effect 73 Scenery 47 — r dwarfs speed, 6 cylinder, 25 mpg. Good I 31S C tN TIH ST., M ANCHfSTfR.tONN.*Phofle 643-313S THE YANK KIP RICH 6UY WHO WANTS TO CANCER CAPRICORN 14 Home- 4^ Meditotion 74 Could 50 Masculine 31 164 36 36 iT V0LKSWA6EN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF 1974 condition, $700. price ■ BUY ENTIRE SNOW MUSEUM ^ iJUNt 21 15 Thot 45 Peace 75 Department 76 Bring nickname negotiable. Call 646-6^. ■ FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY COIN COVLECTION. 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Neutral 57-68^90fe- PliOIM 643-2488 CAU TOU FREE 1-800-842-227S 000 miles, new tires, battery, ■ 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER | '48-59-87-89 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 6 4 9 - 2 8 3 8 good shape. $900. Phone 1-537- A SHOP AND SAVE 5734.' . I h ■ Y PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 3, 1974 y ★ anr%stpr ntng I m l i MANCHESTER, CONN.,^SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1974- VOL. XCUI, No. 183 Manchester—A City of Village Charm SIXTEEN PAGES — TWO MINIS ^th Annual PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS Horse Owners Fear Zone Rule Israel and Syria By DOUG BEVINS LOTALTY “Come saddle your horses, and call up your men,” Soine DAT lines penned by Sir Walter Scott in 1830, may well be the call going out to Manchester equestrians thjs weekend. Said Near Accord The reported muster of local horsekeepers began recently been a lot of telephone calls ALEXANDRIA, Egypt when the town’s Planning and about the proposed regulations, (UPp — A high American Zoning Commission (PZC) an­ and he expbets to see standing- official said today Israel and ley Fought All Night VnEM NS OF FOREIGN WMIS nounced its intetition to roo'm-only in th e' Municipal Syria are in “negotiating promulgate zoning regulations Building Hearing Room wten By United Press International range” of each other on straight day of fighting and as of late regarding the keeping of the PZC opens its public troop disengagement in' the horses, and the town planning Syrian and Israeli forces fought all morning “the fighting is still going hearings at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Golan Heights on all except office has been flooded with in­ Blake said there are in­ night on Mt. Hermon and Israeli , on.” quiries about the regulations. dications of considerable op^ one issue — how far Israel planes bombed and strafed Arab would withdraw. In Tel Aviv the military command According to records of the position to the new rules, guerrilla positions in Lebanon today said Israeli warplanes hit Arab as Secretary of State Henry A. town assessor, there are only drafted to update existing On all other issues of the dis-, guerrilla concentrations in southern • about 30 horses in Manchester, zoning regulations which don’t engagement except the cease­ Kissinger conferred with Syrian Lebanon near Mt. Hermon for the \ MIIERSON-SHEA but there are probably a lot even mention horses. leaders in Damascus. POST Na fire line there was “reasonable third straight day and an Israeli com­ more people who loVe horses. Town Planner J. Eric Potter, A Syrian military communique said progress” during ^U.S. mando unit that crossed into Syria And it’s toose p^ple who are who drafted the regulations Secretary of State Henry A. that battles extended over a large expected to dominate a Monday after consultation with equine- strayed into a minefield and suffered Kissinger’s seven hours of talks area of the Golan heights in the 54th 10 wounded. \. night PZC public hearing on the oriented agencies and in­ with Syrian President Hafez proposed zoning regulations. dividuals, says the regulations Assad, the official said. Assistant ’Town Planner are intended to benefit the \ . UNO THE LADES Ronald Blake says there have public, by protecting neighbors The high official spoke to AUXILIARY and solving a thorny question of newsmen during a 96-minute Tape Gap Report whether or not horses are flight from Damascus to the 4 Presents allowed in Manchester. Gianaclis air base outside “They’re not intended to be Alexandria, where Kissinger’s Was Due Today jestrictive,” Potter said of the presidential jet arrived late this WASHINGTON (UPI) - experts reached last January proposal morning. about the loud buzz that Prices The ^oposed regulations U.S. District Court Judge ’ He said he would nof^be sur­ John J. Sirica receives obliterates 18 V4 minutes of limit keeping of horses in Nixon’s June 20, 1972, meeting prised if Syrian and Israeli another — and probably final residential zones to private use, with H.R. Haldeman, then his MISS LOYALTY DAY QUEEN 2046: Better but they also allow for commer­ troops would exercise — report today on the “restraint” in the Golan White House chief of staff and n f Qlamiprtinit WASHINGTON (U PI)-Con­ cial uses — riding academies, mysterious IBVz-minute Heights fighting even without a now under indictment in con­ sumers can expect a slowdown livery stables, and breeding — erasure on one of President nection with the Watergate in the rate at -which most milk in certain locations. ceasefire agreement, and said Nixon’s crucial Watergate cover-up. Ji® believed there was an Un­ product prices have been rising Potter’s proposed rules would tapes. The experts, reported to derstanding an exchange of war \ and may see some further drop regulate feed troughs, fodder Sirica Jan. 15 that the buzz only prisoners would be included in He was scheduled to meet in in butter prices soon, the storage, manure accumulation, could have been caused by “at an eventual troop disengage­ his. chambers with two of the By His Excellency THOMAS j. MESKILL, Governor, a Agriculture JJepartment and other aspects of good least five, and perhaps as many ment agreement. technical experts who have predicted today. horsekeeping, but the major as nine” separate erase and limitations contained in the been studying a batch of the Retail dairy prices in March Kissinger and his party flew tapes since last fall and with rerecord operations, all done by PROCLAMATION were about 25 per cent above a regulations are minimum sizes by helicopter from the Ginaclis hand. Without taying so clirect- of lots for horses. Potter says iawyers for the White House The General Assembly of Connecticut has directed that a day be set aside each year earlier, economists said in air base to the Mamoura (UPI photo) and the Watergate special ly, taeir report and subsequent year for the reaffirmation of loyalty to the United States of America and for keeping of horses will be a report. But for the remainder government rest house on prosecution force. testimony strongly suggested recognition of the importance of our heritage of freedom. of the year increses are likely allowed in any residential zone, Alexandria’s eastern outskirts Alger Hiss, the former State the erasure was deliberate. Our forefathers, loyal to the concept of liberty as an inalienable right of all men, to be smaller than those posted provided the keeper meets the where Egyptian President Department official who Sirica said in advance the This contrasted sharply with report would not be released fought courageously to establish a new and independent nation. Unswerving in their since last fall, and butter— one-acre minimum lot size for Anwar Sadat was staying. was convicted in 1950 of the theory advanced by the devotion, they willingly gave their lives for a cause in which they believed. which has already declined — one or two horses. Lots of that American sources said the today, but that decisions would White House — that the “gap” size would be rare except in ‘That’s Me? perjury in denying he had be made about “further We must recognize an obligation to these men, and to others who came readily may drop again in view of re­ Egyptian president would be ever given secrets to the was caused accidentally cent downturns in. wholesale Rural Residence or Residence proceedings” concerning it. through the tripping of a foot to the defense pf our country over the past two centuries in periods of national briefed on talks with Syrian and Russians, saiii Friday he emergency. markets, the report added. AA Zones. Geoff Holmes of Vernon looks a little different in a Israeli leaders. The report was expected to pedal by Nixon’s personal / hoped the Nixon transcripts detail the sophisticated scien- If someone has more than two funhouse-type mirror ^at a Tri-City Plaza store.. Such In an airport statement in secretary. Rose Mary Woods, In accordance with the Statutes of our State, I proclaim May 1 to be horses, his acreage must be a would spur disclosure of FBI ’ tific data supporting the con­ SUNNY. reflections may create a distorted image of youth, Herald Damascus, Kissinger said his while she was transcribing the half-acre larger for each ad­ meetings with Syrian leaders files on the Hiss case. clusions the six-man panel of tape last Oct. 1. LOYALTY DAY ditional horse. photographer Steve Dunn mentioned after making the pic­ Let us pledge on this occasion our allegiance to the flag of the United States ture. were “constructive” and he and all that it represents. Let us mark this day by proclaiming again our continuing For commercial equine uses, would return to Damascus ear­ faith in the time-honored principles that inspired the founding of our nation. the minimum lot size is three ly next week. acres, and each horse must I urge that the flag be displayed on public buildings on this day and that there Vernon Syrian Deputy Premier and 3 Held After Holdup / be appropriate ceremonies in schools fnd communities throughout the State. Mostly sunny today, with have its own half-acre. Foreign Minister Abdel Halim temperatures in the 60-to-65 The most-often-asked question Khaddam, who saw Kissinger xf Civ*M 0nJtr mj h M i'm d of tht halt at ibt Capilol, m Hartford, ikit liatreatb NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Three Later, they split up and hid in A About 310,000 of stolen bank day of April, in iht yiar of our Lord out ihoaiamd nmt handrtd and mnty-font and of degree range. in the planing office. Potter off at theaifport, said, “ We are men sought by New York various nearby buildings until money was found in i pillow iht ladtpindtmt ,of tht United Statti the one handrtd end ainelj-tigbih. Clear and cold tonight, with reports, is the inquiry about Young Presented always happy to see you here.” authorities for trying to free police convinced them to sur­ case hanging from ^fence in lows 35 to 40. what will happen to Manchester Kissinger is to meet with Black Liberation Army (BLA) render several hours later. the rear of the two-jitory brown Sunny and pleasant Sunday, residents who already have Israeli Prime Minister Golda horses. members from the Manhattan wood dwelling wh^re two of the with highs around 60. Liberty Bell Award Meir tonigjit prior to a crucial House of Detention were The three suspects, identified “Nothing,” Potter answers. suspects surrendered. The B y H it Excelle -ry^s Near-zero chance of BARBARA RICHMOND Israeli cabinet session Sunday. arrested Friday after a holdup by New York police sources as He explained that existing receive the award in light of Harold W. Simmons, 29, exact amount/taken in the precipitation this weekend, but The Liberty Bell Award given As the Syrian-Israeli war of at a bank in New Haven in hoidup was unknown. keeping of horses, even if it is the theme of the day. attrition went into its 54th day Michael Alston, 22, and James Monday’s outlook is for by the Tolland County Bar which two policemen were shot. Officer William Bradley was being done on smaller-than- Congressman Steele today, Israeli Chief of Staff Lt. Hastings, ali of New York City, ^ ^ Seerrtaty of /be State variable cloudiness, cool, and a Y Association was presented shot at leaGt three times, in the chance of showers. required lots, would continue to explained that May 1 has been The gunmen, armed with were wanted in connection with Friday to James Young, youth Gen. Mordechai Gur warned ifrAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA' be perfectly legal as a noncon­ set aside as the start of law shotguns and pistols, robbed the the daring April 17 prison es­ arm and chest, when he con­ ★ AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA^AAAAAA The forest fire danger is high counselor for the tri-town area that if Kissinger cannot bring forming use. week, since 1958, to remind all Westville branch of the New cape attempt in the Tombs, fronted the bandits fleeing the today. of Vernon, Tolland and about a political settlement, bank. / LINDA CLARAHAN — QUEEN That’s only horse sense. citizens of the heritage and Haven Savings Bank, took a Manhattan’s city jail. Ellington. The theme of.Law “The Syrians will decide they quality of justice in America. Nigerian exchange student The other wounded Day this year was “Young have no chance of achieving it New Haven police said they JOSEPH TAMAYO...... Commander Judge Leo Parsky, presiding hostage, and then fled in a patrolman, Lawrence Cramer, American, Lead the Way.” otherwise and war might beiieved there was a fourth was shot in the thigh and was MRS. EDWARD STICKNEY...... Prosidant judge in Supeior Court this ses­ result.” stolen cab. JOHN LYNN ...... Chairman Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. man involved in the holdup. listed in fair condition. MRS. THERESA VARNEY ...... Chairm an Inside \ sion, congratulated Young for An American spokesman said George Young of Ellington, was his work with area youth. He presented the Liberty Bell Kissinger and Assad left aside Today’s spoke of the disenchantment of the main question of where the plaque by Congressman Robert youth with “our institution,” Steele of Vernon. The services cease-fire line should be set — LOYALTY DAY BALL, FRIDAY, MAY 3rd, IN MIDDLETOWN and called for their dedication or how far Israeli armies would ChurchM, Pago 6 were held in the Tblland County to help using honor, integrity Court House, Vernon. withdraw. Manchaster Hat It, Pago 7 and decent respect for others as The question befre the Israeli Atty. Harold Levy, chairman their guiding principles. Teitvialon, Pago 8 of the Law Day events, said the cabinet presumbably will be LOYALTY DAY PARADE, SUNDAY, MAY 5th, IN MIDDLETOWN He spid most public servants whether Israel agrees to award is presented to a citizen, Senior CItIzona, Pago 2 are decent, law abiding citizens withdraw from anything beyond not a member of the bar, for but they need help from the Newa CapaulOa, Pago 3 outstanding civic work. the 325 square-mile salient it The Post and The Ladies’ Auxiliary Extends Its Appreciation To The Fdndwihg SpoA) tors: young people. captured in the October war. Conclave Promotoa Portuguaaa Culture, Page 9 , Atty. Katherine Hutchinson, Young was appointed to the president of the bar associa­ ” We w ould say som e MDRIARTY RRDS. ANDREW ANSALDI CO. counseling position in JanuSry progress was made,” the C.H. ANDERSON INS. AGENCY, INC. tion, commented on the ap­ of 1973. It involves working with Auto Dealers a Fuel Oil Builders a Mason Contractors propriate choice of Young to American spokesman reported, 315 Center Street 186 Bidwell Street 74 East Center Street / lAMS JEWELERS the problems of the youth in the noting, “No agreement ha9 Manchester, Conn. 06040 Manchester, Conn. 06040 Manchester, Conn. 06040 QIC MIRROR SALON three towns, through school ad­ been reached.” ministrators, social workers, COMPLIMENTS OF / POTTERTON’S, INC. The Syrian description of the NASSIFF SPORT SHOP \ police, health and welfare talks, according to the U.S. URR HOUSING CORP. MINIT-MAN PRINTING departments, churches and Builders of Custom Homes NICK’S INTERIOR & EXTERIOR PAINTING Manchester, Conn. 06040 THE STYLIST FOR MEN spokesman, was that they were ? Manchester, Conn. 06040 BRAY’S JEWELRY STORE MHS Senior juvenile court. ’ ’full and constructive, ” but the -0 99 East Center Street He is a graduate of Rockville Manchester, Conn. 06040 Nick Tsapatsarls, Prop. MR. & MRS. JOSEPH TAMAYO word “progress” was not used. HARRISON’S STATIONEMi MR. & MRS. EDWARD STICKNEY High School and attended the Kissinger will visit Jordan for JOHN F. TIERNEY FUNERAL HOME Manchester, Conn. 06040 ^ MR. & MRS. JOHN LYNN University of Connecticut. He talks with King Hussein on Sun­ HOLMES 219 West Center Street Queen o wotked in the university’s pilot day, return to Israel Monday to HOWARD, •' THERESA VARNEY Manchester, Conn. 06040 VILLAGE BARSER SI I FLORENCE STREETER program at the Meriden School learn the result of its cabinet ARTHUR Manchester, Conn. 060^ for Boys as well as in other meeting, then go back to & NORMAN MR. & MRS. VYTAU CHEMERKA PEQUOT SEVERAGES MR. & MRS. ROBERT STURTEVANT JR. Miss Linda Jeanne Clarahan of Green Rd. programs involving youth. Damascus. Manchester, Conn. Friday night was crowned State Loyalty / 06040 PHILSRICK AGENCY MR. & MRS. WILLIAM C. LYNN ROYAL POOLS Manchester, Conn^ 06040 MR. & MRS. WILLIAM B. LYNN Day Queen and will reign Sunday at the / 1535 John Fitch, Blvd. U.S. ARMY RECRUITING MRS. MURIEL GROVER Loyalty Pay Parade in Mddletown. (Herald Photo by Dunn) 4 Route 5 MR. & MRS. EUGENE FREEMAN Representing the Manchester VFW Post South Windsor, Conn. 06074 _ 555 ^aln Street SEYMOUR MOTORSPORTS, INC. Chicken Batti Mrs. Eleanor Steere, left, presents awards to Muriel Davis of 23 Essex St. and Oiristine Manchester, Conn. 06040 Manchester, C^nn. 06040 MARY LEDUC and Auxiliary, she vied with other Lpyalty Phillips of 23B Case Dr. for their seven years’ service as foster grandparents. ‘ SENATOR & MRS. DAVID ODEGARD Day Queens from VFW units throughout the MANCHESTER PACKING CO., INC. CUMMINGS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. MAYOR & MRS. JOHN THOMPSON ROOERT J. M IT H , INC. state for the title of State Loyalty Day RENO, Nev. (UPI) — When Cafrie Fishburn heard Quality Provisions & Meat Products Parkade Office Sullding MRS. DOROTHY KLEINSCHMIDT Queen. Manchester, Conn. 06040 MR. & MRS. CARY CRANE commotion in her chickenhoufjev she stopped milking her 349 Wetherell Street Manchester, Conn. 06040 The daughter of Mrs. Shirley Qarahan, Manchester, Conn. 06040 MR. & MRS. THOMAS HENEGHAN cow, armed herself with a riffe and a board, and set out to Foster Grandparents Cited she is a senior at Manchester High School. V I S - R0-VIC,INC. OPTICAL\ l STYLE BAR, B INC. MR. & MRS. EDWARD DUPRE' do battle. •tahteen Manchester area Area residents receiving ser­ Manchester,ichester. Conn. 06040 Manchester marching units participating The awards were presented Party Paper Goods & Decorations MRS. BRIDGET MARCEAU “It’s those college kids again,” she said to the pet parrot senin citizens are among the vice awards are Muriel Davis by Mrs. Eleanor Steere of WILSON ELECTRICAL CO., INC. in Sunday’s parade include the VFW Post Residential & Commercial Wiring Manchester, Conn. 06040 MR. & MRS. HUGH HAYDEN / perched on her shodlder. 252 'foWr grandparents being and Christine Phillips, both of Coventry, director of the Foster THE RAZOR’S EDGE DAVID M. BARRY and Auxiliary, America^ Legion, Marine honoredN^ay at the first an­ 73 Summit Street Manchester, Conn. 06040 For 27 y e a r s/^ e and her husband have operated their Manchester, seven years; Grandparent program for the Manchesteiiv Cdnn. 06040 PAGANI’S MANCHESnR CATERERS, INC. FRANCIS MAHONEY Corps League, Young Marines, A m y and farm, and for the last 10, students have raided it to get nual Connmicut Foster Grand­ Gladys Barney, Gertrude Thames Valley Council 'for 76 Maple Street THEODORE CUMMINGS Navy Club, Nutmeg Forest of the Tall ch ick en s^ y need for initiation into a group at the Univer­ parent R e^ n itio n Day at Phillips, Leslie Robinson, Community Action, and by Joan /Manchester, Conn. 06040 M.O.C. SILK WORM p A p TENT NO. 6 PHYLLIS JACKSTON M anchester^ Community Cedars of Lebanon, Silk Worm Pup Tent, sity of^evada, Reno. This time, she figured, she would Mildred HayeS, Mabel Kuster, Sena, director of the program W. HARRY ENGLAND LUMRER CO. . E ^ a rd Stickney, Seam Squirrel NATHAN AGOSTINELLI College. Anna Vinci,'all of Manchester, ^ lit a r y Order of Cooties, of the VFW, and te^cn them something they don’t leani in school. for toe Homemakers Ser^ces Building Materials MAM OIL SERVICE RAYMOND F. DAMATO Awards were presented to Florence Brand of Vernon, and Bureau of Greater New Haven. Route 44A a Bolton Notch g e Stewart Highlander Bagpipe Band. Route 6 r e g a l RACHEL JONES “They were drunker than skunks,” she said of the five each of the senior ^izens for Rosemary Lamott and Diana Foster grandparents give Manchester, Conn. 06040 . / MEN’S SHOP Edwin Edwards of Wells St. is dfe^uty young men she found in the chickenpen. Bolton, Conn. 06040 . / Manchester, Conn. 06040 parad|^ chairman. their years of servich. in the Latimer, both of Rockville, five four hours a day, five days a What did she do? Foster Grandparent program. years. The parade will start at 1 p.m. from the week providing supportive ser­ “I mauled them with the two-by-four.” The Day of Recognition is being Also, Lena Bauer, Abbie vices to children with special Pat Kidney Field on Huntington Hill Ave., Did they run? sponsored by the Thaims Cashion, Sadie Flavell, Edith needs in- health, education, off Russell St., in Middletown. UNDA CLARAH/ “They did when I showed my 30-06,” she said, patting the Valley Council for Community Menard, Ethel Sandberg, welfare and related areas. They stock of her rifle. “I told thena to take the message back to Action and the Homemakers' JIdildred Whaples, and Lillian serve at such places as the ★ school.”school. ^ ' Services Bureau of New Haven Vilson, all of Manchester, Mansfield and.Southbury State Foster Grandparent programs. tnkee years. Training Schools. /