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Manchester— A City of Village Charm ...THEY’RE UNBEATABLE! MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 82 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Ford Ponders Tax Cut WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Ford William Simon, the Treasury secretary, budget is expected to be as high as $95 A lifetime sports buff. Ford was to has decided on a tax cut to stimulate the William Seidman, executive director of billion because of inflationary defense receive the National Collegiate Athletic economy but still is mulling over the size, his Economic Policy Board, and pthers costs. Schlesinger also is a former head of Association award, given annually to a dis­ administration sources said today. were summoned to a morning meeting the CIA. tinguished citizen who has a varsity letter He plans to recommend a $1 to $3 per with the President. Deadlines Near and has demonstrated a concern for barrel tax on imported crude oil to reduce Ford called a conference later today Ford will send the fiscal 1976 federal physical fitness and competitive athletics. IF IT'S A SPECIAL CUT OF consumption as part of the intertwined with Defense Secretary James budget to Congress around Feb. 3. By Jan. Ford won three varsity letters, playing economy-energy program he will submit Schlesinger who asked for an appointment 20, he expects to have announced all his center on the Michigan football team in to Congress in the Jan. 20 State of the MEAT YOU WANT... JUST ASK on an undisclosed subject. The Pentagon major decisions on government spending. 1932, 1933, and 1934. ... ^ ''Jfejjf'’’”’ Union address. AMD W E'LL BE HAPPY TO MAKE] 5 to 10 Per Cent Estimates of a tax cut range from 5 to 10 IT JUST THE MfA Y YOU LIKE! i i * per cent. Much depends on how much Ford figures will be needed to stimulate the Some Advisory Committee Members economy. Sources said the President’s program to deal with the recession will not be a U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED “ block buster” but it will be “ hard-nosed” Upset by Block Grant List Revisions and tough. They did say “ It will be signifi­ GRADE” A cant and impressive in displaying the By DOUG BEVINS President’s leadership.” loan fund, is stronger housing code en­ mercial property owners, new street More Meetings Set Manchester’s Community Development forcement, estimated to cost $20,000 per lighting, and drainage, sidewalk, and Ford has made some tentative decisions Advisory Committee (CDAC) learned year for five years. sewer improvements. but still wants further study, he said. Monday night that its recommendation for The frustration by committee members The CDAC, in developing its first priori­ CHICKEN spending federal block grants may be over their role in the decision-making ty list Dec, 16, included downtown meaningless. stemmed from Weiss’ deletions and ad­ revitalization items as low priorities and Although several committee members ditions to the priority list, made since the didn’t specify how the money might be were frustrated by Town Manager Robert CDAC developed its original list Dec. 16. spent. PORK U.S.D.A. CHOICE Weiss’ revision of their priority list, the Deletions made by Weiss and agreed to Several members of the CDAC, LEG CDAC accepted the changes and prepared by CDAC Chairman Peter Crombie in­ reviewing the priority list Monday night, UNDER BLADE INSIDE for a public hearing next Monday. cluded recommendations for renovation of questioned how and why the downtown Remaining as the top priority for spen­ the West Side Rec and purchase of the Odd items got on their priority list. They QUARTERS LOIN TODAY ding the $1.88 million in federal grants Fellows Building to improve traffic con­ claimed the town manager had no right to BONELESS over the next five years is creation of a ditions at the Center. change the list before it is submitted to the low-interest rate, revolving loan fund for The additions made since the CDAC met Betty’s Notebook...... Page 6 Board of Directors. WITH BACK housing rehabilitation. Dec. 16 included reorganization of Crombie said that although the 29- Slushy Wait Area Profile ...... Pages 3, 8, 12 Details of the loan fund proposal as well recreation-open space priorities and inclu­ member CDAC was appointed by the ASSORTED CHOPS sion of specific proposals for spending Mike Romano of 51 Foster St. had a actor and was on his way to New York Business news...... Page 9 as the determination of its legality remain directors, Weiss has the right to change slight and cool wait in early morning City to audition for a part. (Herald West Side Rec iss u e ...... Page 16 to be worked out. The CDAC, however, has money on downtown revitalization. any item. RREAST 3 RIB - 3 LOIN - 3 CENTER The downtown revitalization items, es­ assigned a figure of $500,000 to be put into “ The fact that you have a citizen input slush today at this bus stop. He is an photo by Pinto) Herald Angle...... Page 10 the fund over five years. timated to cost $343,000 over five years, in­ doesn’t mean you have to follow it,” Schoolboy basketball...... Page 11 The second priority, coupled with the cludes a revolving loan fund to help com- Crombie told his committee. Provisions of the federal Housing and QUARTERS Community Development Act of 1974 require a municipality to seek citizen in­ Austerity Faces WITH WIHG put, but the legislation states that the Many Manchester Democrats citizen input requirement can’t restrict administrators’ decisions on how to spend the block grants. New State Regime The CDAC will conduct a public hearing To Attend Inauguration on the priority list and housing assistance plan next Monday, at 7:30 p.m. at Nathan including a projected revenue gap of more Hale School. After the hearing, the CDAC By ROBERT LAMBERT than $2(X) million, in her first budget PORK LOIN - CENTER CUT By SOL R. COHEN Also to be sworn in Wednesday in the Republicans and the Senate will have 29 will again review its list and submit it to HARTFORD (UPI) - Mrs. Ella T. Although committed against imposing Manchester Democrats will be well- House of Representatives will be Paul Democrats to 7 Republicans. the Board of Directors, which will conduct Grasso, sent to office by an an income tax, Mrs. Grasso, 55, may be represented Wednesday in Hartford, with Groobert of Manchester — to the post of The legislature being replaced has 93 another hearing before the town makes overwhelming .margin, officially forced to raise other taxes' lb meet already many of them planning to witness the 11 house clerk. Groobert relinquished the job Republicans to 58 Democrats in the HotiSir formal application tor the block grants. CHOPS or ROAST becomes the first woman governor trimmed agency requests of $1.5 billion, a,m, seating of the new General Assembly two years ago, when the Republicans con­ and 23 Republicans to 13 Democrats in the ever named on her own m erits up from the current $1.3 billion. and the 2 p,m, inauguration of Gov.-elect trolled the chamber. He had served three Senate. Wednesday when she takes the oath of Leaders in both parties believe Mrs. Ella Grasso, and with a contingent of terms prior to then. About half of the membership in each office. Grasso will hold to her campaign pledge, about 40 to attend the Governor’s O ther Jo b s chamber will be new, although some will but expect some tax Increases. Among the Inaugural Ball in the evening. Mrs. Ditta Tani of Manchester will be be former lawmakers. In keeping with the austerity facing First Big Snow possibilities are a hike of up to one percen­ To be sworn in will be Democrat David personal secretary to C. Perrie Phillips of The Governor’s Inaugural Ball in the her Democratic administration, Mrs. BUDDIG ^ tage point in the six per cent sales tax, and U.S.D A. CHOICE - CHUCK Barry, who will replace Republican David Hamden, when he takes over as new state evening will be a formal event, sponsored Grasso plans to ride a morning train Hits New England increases in the corporation and gasoline Odegard as state senator from the Fourth personnel commissioner. She had been his by the Governor’s Foot Guard and held in from her home in suburban Windsor taxes. VARIETIES 3 0Z. 2 FOR 89^ 1.39 District. personal secretary during the last four the Hartford Armory, which is only a few By United Press International Locks to Hartford for the ceremonies. Rep. Jam es Kennelly, D-Hartford, who TOP BLADE STEAK Democrat Francis Mahoney will be years, while he served as deputy state at­ yards from the State Capitol. The new year’s first major'snowstorm Ball at Armory torney general. hit New England today, dumping as much becomes House speaker in the new sworn in to his fourth consecutive term To Attend Ball She will attend the inaugural ball that Being mentioned prominently for jobs in as 10 inches of the white stuff in the legislature which went Democratic by and Democrat Ted Cummings to his first. Attending from Manchester as of this evening at the State Armory, a bleak the new administration are Dominic more than a 4-1 margin, says the Grasso Cummings will succeed Republican writing will be: State Rep. and Mrs. Fran­ northern mountains of Vermont white granite building near the Capitol, rather FOOD CLUB Boston and other southern coastal regions administration will be characterized by PORK LOIN , Donald Genovesi as state representative Squatrito and Roger Negro, both of cis Mahoney, State Rep. and Mrs. Ted than in more posh quarters in the effort to escaped with moderately heavy rains. “ humanity, realism, austerity and open from the 12th Assembly District. Mahoney Manchester. Squatrito may get a post as Cummings, Mayor and Mrs. John Thomp­ cut expenses. counsel to one of the legislative com­ son, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Jackston, Travelers advisories were posted by the government.” represents the 13th Assembly District. Mrs. Grasso, married and the mother of Economic Realities COLD CUTS ROAST ^ New Senator mittees. Negro, who is Manchester town Town Treasurer and Mrs. Roger Negro, National Weather Service from northern two, has received worldwide attention But, Sen. Lewis B. Rome, R-Bloomfield, RIB HALF LB. George Hannon of East Hartford will treasurer, is being considered for a post in Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goldberg, Dr. and Mrs. Connecticut to Maine as roads away from because of her electoral accomplishment BOLOGNA-P&P-OLIVE 1.59 the department of finance and control. Walter Schardt. the coast became snow covered and who will head the tiny seven-member receive the oath as ’Third District state in becoming the first woman governor Republican minority in the upper senator, Muriel Yacavone, also of East Nathan Agostinelli, who will relinquish Also, Dr. and Mrs. Sedrick Rawlins, slippery. Salting and sanding crews were who did not succeed her husband to office. LUNCHEON-COOKED SALAMI his state comptroller post Wednesday is Mrs. Frances Merola, Mrs. Katherine called out from Hartford, Conn, north. chamber, believes Mrs. Grasso will be Hartford, as 9th Assembly District state She has been mentioned as a possible vice forced into an “ extraordinarily conser­ 6 0Z.PKG. U.S.D.A. CHOICE representative, and Abraham Glassman of being mentioned for the part-time job of Moran, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bogli, Mr. and Three to five inches of snow was presidential candidate for the 1976 research assistant to the State Senate Mrs. Albert Vincek, Mr. and Mrs. Paul expected in eastern Massachusetts, New vative” position. Because of economic PORK LOIN South Windsor as 14th Assembly District Democratic ticket. realities she will have to keep state spen­ BONELESS UNDERBLADE state representative. All are Democrats. Republican minority. Phillips, Mrs. Mary LeDuc. Hampshire, Maine, Rhode Island and She is the state’s first woman governor ding at a minimum and avoid new govern­ Each represents a part of Manchester. Also, Mr. and Mrs. John DiDonato, Mrs. parts of Connecticut. Some ski areas and its first governor of Italian descent. ment programs, Rome says. Mrs. Yacavone will be serving her third Democrats Take Over Irene Pisch, Mr. and Mrs. Richard reported up to nine inches of new snow. When she steps into office it also will Mrs. Grasso represents what Kennelly CNUCK STEAK term. Hannon will replace Harry Burke, The 1975-76 legislature will be LaPoine, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Holmes, Numerous fender benders were BLADE ROAST reported throughout the region, but there mark the first time that two women have calls a “golden opportunity” for in­ also an East Hartford Democrat. overwhelmingly Democratic — a flip-flop Mr. Jam es Quigley, Mr. and Mrs. John Clif­ held top state elective posts. Secretary of novations in state government because of Glassman will succeed Republican G. from the legislature being replaced. The ford, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pemberton were no serious accidents. the State Gloria Schaffer was elected to a her gender and the large Democratic Warren Westbrook, also of South Windsor, House will have 119 Democrats to 32 and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tyska. No power failures were reported. second term. majority in the legislature. LB. While Gov. Thomas J. Meskill, a Meskill who ended 16 years of Republican, has promised her that the Democratic rule when he took office in state’s books will be balanced, Mrs. 1971, faces an uncertain employment Boy Tells How Youth Services Helps Grasso faces mammouth fiscal problems. future. COLONIAL FOOD CLUB OR COLONIAL U.S.D.A. CHOICE - CHUCK BEEF By MAE BARLOW bad. We have different points of view. But “ 1 don’t think I’d be out now if it weren’t without reading. I don’t want to pump gas (Kditur's note; This is the serond of a that’s the way with any mother.” for her.” all my life. PORK LOIN “ Next, I want a job that pays good. I KHOCKWURST SLICED four-part series dealing with the Youth About authority, he said, “ I’ve been About school. Bob said he has a reading Directors to Discuss CUBE STEAK problem. Despite being able to talk and want a house, a family, a car. I want to Serviees Center. It concerns a trouhled caught three times in my life. or DELI PLUMP live a good life. youth in trouble with the law. “ The first was by a store. They never express himself well, he has not been able BACON ROAST “ My mother, she didn’t have too good a Wednesday’s chapter will concern an told my mother or anybody. to learn to read. He has tried through FRANKS UB.PKG. different public school programs and a life. Never had the best of things but she Salary-Related Items SIRLOIN HALF interview with a third-grade girl who “ A year ago I got caught ripping off a tried. 1 give her a lot of credit. I don’t skipped school 30 days in a row.) radio. They sent me to see Digan (Robert special private program but he has an, as yet, undiagnosed learning disability. show her all the time, but I do.” J. Digan, director of the Youth Services A proposed cost-of-living raise for the Firehouse. The tool has the capability of Bob (not his real name) is 17 and has Center). He brought the radio back to the ‘I Can Do It’ town manager, coupled with an offsetting actually pulling a car apart and would be "ripped off” countless people, homes and people and they didn’t do anything. FRESH School FrusIralioiiH About his future, he said, “ I’m not rip­ reduced salary range for the new police used for removing accident victims. It stores since the age of nine. “ I had a talk with him and that was it.” 1.59 This has made school a frustrating ping off any more. I just can’t let all these chief to be hired after Feb. 28, are but two would eliminate the need for saws and The first item was a squirt gun. The last This year, police arrested Bob and experience, he said. people down who’ve been working for me. abrasives — thus eliminating the danger of (prior to his interview with The Herald) of many agenda items for the Manchester PORK SHOULDER charged him with intoxication. He again “ Miss Anne Beechler, the guidance “ I want to show them and others they sparks. The proposed purchase would be was a wallet. Board of Directors tonight. saw Digan for more talk. teacher at the high school, she’s trying to have been working for someone good. financed from 1973-74 unappropriated Fire During the interview, he seemed aware The board meets twice each month — on ARM PICNIC Confesses lo Police get me back into school. “ I can do it. of where he “ was at” and what got him the first and second Tuesdays. Tonight’s Fund surplus. PERRI “ 1 will go back. I think I can learn to “ It’s easy to rip off. It’s hard to go Other proposed appropriations to be air­ there. He knew where he wanted to go but Within a few months. Bob was caught in meeting is for public hearings and dis­ a break and entry. He decided he did not read if I really try. straight. It would be so easy to go back to ed tonight would be financed b/equivalent was not sure of how to get there. cussions on agenda items. Next Tuesday’s like some of the things he was doing and “ I’d like auto body work. 1 did some for ripping off. But I want to try to get up meeting is for board actions. Both grants. A $10,000 rfOTibsed appropriation SMOKED Bob is the oldest of a family of five. He my stepfather. I’d like to be an auto there, get up someplace. confessed to the police many of the recent for Police Depayment special services said he doesn’t remember his father very meetings are at 8 p.m. in the Municipal ITALIAN wrongs. Most were breaks, some van­ mechanic, too.” “ I have three parents to show (including Building Hearing Room. would be finamced from equivalent well. dalism and a few thefts. About his friends, he said, “ I met up his stepfather), and my girl friend. A proposed 6 per cent cost-of-living payments from those using the services. A SHOULDER "My mother and 1 don’t get along too By this time, he was seeing Digan with the wrong people. I still know them. “ 1 know many guys that were sent up. raise is being considered for Town $570 town allocation for engineering ser­ regularly and was having talks with Miss You can’t dump friqnds. They don’t talk about it. They aren’t proud Manager Robert Weiss. His $27,(XX) salary vices for a traffic-study program would be SAUSAGE Pat Graves, youth officer at the police sta­ “ They’ve stopped ripping off and I’ve of it.” wasn’t increased when the board adopted financed from the General Fund s Con­ PORK LOIN tion. stopped. jobs Needed the 1974-75 budget. On Jan. 2 Weiss tingency Account. HOT or SWEET “ 1 still see Digan,” Bob said. “ I give "We try to keep each other out of trou­ About what the town could do further to entered his tenth year as town manager. Among agenda items to be discussed are him a report. We don’t talk more than 30 ble. We don’t want to see any of us sent up. help and guide youth, he was quick to say, His starting salary in January 1966 was proposals for increasing sewer-use SIRLOIN CUTLETS ^ 1 ” LB. minutes each week. I tell him what I’ve “ Maybe I can meet some new friends “ If you want kids to stay out of trouble, $19,500. charges for large volume users and that don't do these things. done. you should give them jobs. Police Chief Jam es Reardon, who will proposed increased charges for water and WEATHER It's Helped (>ettiiiK Older “ Give them training for jobs when retire as of Feb. 28, receives $20,608 an­ sewer connections. FRESH PORK nually, in a six-step salary range of $19,692 Among other items is a proposed $9,(X)0 BLADE “ 1 think it’s helped me. “ My friends are still rowdy but they they’re 14 to 16 or so. "H e’s the kind of guy that if you want to used to go ripping off every night. They’re “Then they would stay out of trouble,’’ to $24,271. A new salary range of about allocation for constructing ramps for the SHOULDER BOSTON Probable snow accumulations of 3 to 5 help yourself, he’ll help you. getting older, learning.” he said. $18,300 to $22,000, also in six steps, is being handicapped at the Municipal Building, a inches. Snow inland may mix with rain “ And he'll do his best for you, too.” About his free time, he said, “ Nights, I Digan commented sometime after the proposed for his successor. report on the estimated cost of safety im­ FORMERLY PORK BUTT BUTT LB. Among the proposed appropriations up provements at the Secondary Sewage 1.49 while coastal areas will have*mostly rain. About police. Bob said, “ They treated go to the Rec and play pool. Days, I was interview that an extensive medical Treatment Plant, a report on proposed Partial clearing this afternoon with highs me the way they’re supposed to, Ndt good, working. But I got laid off. Now I go out testing program was scheduled for Boh to for public hearing is one of $5,000, for acquiring a hydraulic-type rescue tool for sites for housing-for-the-elderly units, and today in the lower 40s. Fair tonight with not bad. looking for a job. find out why he cannot learn to read. He the proposed transfer of $41,883 from the the lows in the 20s except in the low 30s on “ 1 saw Pat Graves after the last arrest. “ I have two aims. said he hopes that, with an answer, they the Town Fire Department. A demonstration of the Hurst Tool will defunct Pension Trust Fund to the the coast. Increasing cloudiness She’s another person that if you put in your “ I want to get my abilities sharp enough can remove one of Bob’s worst replacement Retirement Allowance Fund. Wednesday with highs in the 40s. time, she'll help you, too. to handle reading and math. You can’t live frustrations. take place at 6:45 tonight, at the Central PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Jan. 7, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Jan. 7, 1975 — PAGE THREE AL Sweepstakes NATIONM WEATHiR SERVICE FORECAST »• 7AM EST I - • - 75 Planned Jan. 18 Teacher Contract Negotiations Start 2977 30.00. Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post A MODERN k I of the American legion will >1 COVENTRY Cooper, a professional hold its 1975 Sweepstakes on PHAI j /> •] one-year contract to run from stipends for athletic coaches at The board has offered a negotiator for the teachers. Saturday, Jan. 18. A buffet will Monica Shea the day before school starts to the middle school and the salary increase of one per cent be served at 8 followed by dan­ Correspondent the last day of school in June. teachers are asking for between SOSTON The teams have met and plus the annual four per cent in­ cing to the Gil Trio at 9 p.m. " 4 ' 742-9495 agreed on most of the basic The present contract runs one and five percent stipends crement but the teachers are The drawing will take place at r j Negotiation teams for the ground rules with the exception from Sept. 1 to Aug. 31 and calls for middle school coaches. asking for a 12 per cent in­ MMNCAff^ jr*>29. 10 p.m. James Board of Education and the of two, and on these two outside for four days of teacher in- The teachers are also asking crease based on the National I*. WYORK Members are reminded that F. Education Association of service days in August before for between 6 and 13 per cent iCHICA«o9 advise is being sought by the Consumers Price Index plus all tickets must be returned by D’Amato Coventry have begun Board of Education. The two the start of the school year. stipends for high school athletic two per cent, plus the four per Jan. 13 whether sold or not. BS/R.PH. negotiating a teachers’ con­ basic differences are whether The contract was for two coaches and the Board of cent annual increment. / \ This is mandated by state law tract. the team negotiating for the years and granted the teachers Education is offering between Negotiations are expected to SAN FRANCISCO DENVCR according to Henry Wierzbicki, Although the cost of the The Board of Education team teacher? has the right to have 13 per cent increase in pay four and nine per cent. last for most of the school year. A AL public relations officer. recommended drugs in a is composed of Board chairman any of its constituents present which included salary increases Tickets are on sale for the rationally stocked family Joan Lewis, Dr. Richard as reserve people at any given and increments. event at the Legion Home. Ashley, Anthony Felice and The teachers are also asking LOS ANSSLES medicine chest will be com­ meeting or whether either side Tickets for the drawing will paratively modest wherever Jake Wisenall. may use outside consultants. for the first three days and the also be on sale for the you buy them, it makes no The Education Association last three days of school to be remainder of this week at the team is composed of Chairman The two teams will meet "halt days. sense to pay more for them every other week for a two-hour Legion Home. than you need to...These drugs Lionel Jean, Barbara Siegel, Another area of disagree­ Prizes are as follows: First, session. lOWESr TEHniATtlRiS are available usually in two Jean Ann Moore, Robert Olsen, ment is the stipends paid to Bermuda by air for two, 6 days, Donald Sayers, and Lee Barns, The Board of Education is coaches in the high school and r32i forms, as trademarked, brand 5 nights, breakfast and dinner name products, or packaged EAC advisor. The association asking for a three-year agree­ middle schools. daily, arrangements ,by will also be assisted by Michael ment and the teachers want a The board included no r-lEGEND< under a generic name...Both the pacesetters LaBonne Travel Inc. of types conform to US.P. or Manchester; second, 25-inch RAIN {SNOW N.F. standards...In nearly all Magnavox console color televi­ cases the non-branded drugs AIR sion set; third, Magnavox con­ sell for less than their highly ClEARANCE ISHOWERS F lo w sole stereo AM and FM radio advertised counter­ Fund Raiser Called Success and eight-track tape; fourth, parts...Thus if you request IWEAIHElFOSOCASf^ $100 U.S. Savings Bond. COVENTRY Coventry and the Windham to the support of the presenta- drug products by asking for region of which are a part. tion of farmland as put forth by Chairman David Morsey them by generic rather than Don Smyth, spokesman for urges all members to purchase the anti-DevCo coalition, says “ On the state level, the the Governor’s Task Force on For Period Ending 7 AM EST Wednesday. During Tuesday night, rain is in store for the by brand name and if you in­ group’s efforts will be directed Agriculture.” tickets for this evening affair as sist on the lowest priced its most recent fund-raiser, a Pacific Northwest, the east Gulf coast and parts of the Tennessee valley. Snow is likely in soon as possible. Tickets are package available, you can dinner-dance on New Year’s the vicinity of the Great Lakes and in the Great Basin. Elsewhere, generally fair weather also available to the general frequently save some Eve, was a success. He said $1,- should prevail. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max readings in parenthesis) public. money... 000 was raised. Legion guests for the purpose Smyth said, “The one single Taylor Resigns SALE Atlanta 41 (58), Boston 32 (47), Chicago 29 ( 43), Dallas 39 ( 64), Denver 15 (43), Duluth 15 Proper medication (23), Houston 49 ( 72), Jacksonville 47 (73), Kansas City 27 (41), Los Angeles 46 ( 59), Miami of assistance will include: factor in this, as well as past ef­ Mayor John Thompson, State alleviates a great amount of 66 ( 79), New Orleans 53 ( 72), New York 31 (47), Phoenix 36 ( 67), San Francisco 46 ( 58), forts, has been the continual Comptroller > Nathan discomfort. Fill your support of the majority of the As Town Counsel Seattle 37 ( 46), St. Louis 30 ( 49). Washington 37 ( 54). prescriptions at LENOX Agostinelli, Mrs. larl^ara Cox citizens of Coventry. PHARMACY, 299 E. Center BOLTON business obligations as the of LaBonne Travel Inc., and “The Greater Hartford Cor­ St., Te. 649-0896 for free Donna Holland reason for the resignation. Ms. Betty Ryder, family/travel poration DevCo is still being delivery. Open 8-9 Sun. and Correspondent The selectmen accepted the up editor of The Herald. eyed with concern as the land Holidays 8-8. “Symbol Of 646-0375 resignation with deep regret to has not been disposed of. And a and said in their opinion Taylor 50 Finest Pharmacy Service Marshall Taylor submitted FIRST SPEED LIMIT change of zone application is % . and had accepted by the Board did an outstanding job while JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (UPD Gift Dept., Film, Cosmetics, still before the Planning and of Selectmen his resignation as serving as town counsel. “ Missouri had the first speed Candy. We honor Master Zoning Commission. This will Charge Cards. town counsel effective Jan. 1. The selectmen have ap­ many items to choose FILM RATING GUIDE TV TONIGHT limit in the nation. It was estab­ be followed very closely until In October Taylor had told the proached John Mahon who lished at 9 m.pJi. in 1903. the final resolution. For Parents and selectmen he would be served as town counsel before “I’m in love with a big blue frog,” is what these members of the Mountain Laurel Chorus “The anti-DevCo groups will resigning in the near future. Taylor to serve in that capacity Their Children 7:00 9:30 are singing to their leader, Vincent Zito, in frog costume. Singing to their "frog prince” endeavor to work with town of­ from our regular stock Taylor said he would continue at least until June when the new Ski Scone...... 18 are, left to right, Leah Segal, public relations chairman; Helen Patterson, music chair­ ficials in areas of importance to News...... 3-22-40 to handle matters started by Board of Selectmen will have CCNCIULAn AfRi AUOIENCUAdmiiwd Truth or Consequences ... 8 Assignment...... 24-57 man; and Liz Varni, membership chairman. (Herald photo by Dunn) Mrs. Janice Blowers, South Windsor’s assistant dog warden, plays with two of the five dogs presently available for adoption. (Herald photo by Kuehnel) him before Jan. 1 if the the responsibility of appointing Raymond B u rr...... 9 10:00 Ther^ a Family selectmen so desired. He said it a town counsel. WETHERSFIELD MANCHESTER Dick Van Dyke...... 10 Barnaby Jones ...... 3 PTO Plans was with deep regret he was The selectmen, Taylor and 965 Sills Deane 3971 Broad St. Sounding Board ...... 20 9AllfNTAL OUlDAWCt Marcus Welby...... 8-40 resigning after Wz years’ of Mahon will meet within the Highwaj , OPfk IVlRy NIGHT; SUOOCtTtO Feast every weekday Black Experience...... 24 Ted Armstrong ...... 9 Talk About service to the town. next week or so to discuss the oetaiHuis a fir m ) Tiit$ir tiic Sorb M w m H lsy Ne< Be To Tell the Truth...... 30 Sweet Adelines Seek New Members SwAifeli For F i r T w e r t Washington Debates...... 18 Taylor cited family and matter. Woman I s ...... 57 Pets Seeking Homes Middle School Police S to ry ...... 20-22-30 Those attending will have the place medals during its 13-year 7:30 The Mountain Laurel Chorus, Black Journal...... 24 history. The chorus appeared at Howard Johnsonls! SOUTH WINDSOR Sale of the Century...... 3 an all female group, of 60 opportunity to hear the chorus Soundstage ...... 57 most recently at the Inter­ WITH SECONDS ON THE HOUSE Judy Kuehnel Let’s Make a Deal ...... 8-22 voices, needs new members to perform and to join in singing HEBRON 10:30 increase its roster to 100. with the group. national Competition in Correspondent R P««ni 01 Adwh C « ed w Music Place ...... 18 M ovie...... 9 Milwaukee, Wis., in October, Anne Dallaire JANUARY Fourth Estate...... 24 Young women from the The chorus, a chapter of the Monday Fish Fry 646-1364 11:00 International Sweet Adelines, representing the northeast Among the animals awaiting Uorrespondml Masquerade Party ...... 30 Greater Hartford area are in­ Golden filet of flounder, french fries, 228-3267 News...... 3-8-22-30-40 sings current ballads and show region of the United States. homes at the South Windsor dog vited to attend a guest night cole slaw. $1.39 for kids She Heralh The Hebron PTO will sponsor Room 222 ...... 40 1 Love Lucy...... 20 tunes in four-part harmony, For further information, or pound are two puppies which Area Profile Martin Agronsky...... 57 with the chorus Thursday at *2.49 an information meeting on the NO ONi UMOCRUN 17 A O M im O Captioned Nows ...... 57 7:30 p.m. at St. James barbershop style. transportation, call Mrs. Segal, witnesses, say were dumped out CLDSEDUT lA, 8:00 The group has achieved many 643-9138, or Mrs. Varni, 633- of a car on the side of a road. has an indentity of his own old female called ’Ginger.” proposed new regional middle 11:30 Episcopal Church, 1018 Far­ liiesd!^ Spaghetti Spree school for Grades 7 and 8 at the Good Tim es...... 3 awards including three first 5553. The witnesses, unable to get again. “Ginger” is part Golden M ovie...... 3 mington Ave., West Hartford. Hebron Elementary School Happy Days ...... 8-40 With meat balls, meat sauce, garlic the marker number from the First a name, usually one Retriever and part Collie. She ► - M P A A Wide World Mystery ... 8-40 bread and salad. $1.39 for kids M ovie...... 9 car, called Assistant Dog indicative of his personality or has been raised with children Wednesday at 8 p.m. i03l3S3r Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 This Is the Life ...... 18 *2.49 appearance .. then a little The members of the Regional SALE Warden Jan Blowers. and would make a wonderful 12:45 mteriof/Ta Adam-12 ...... 20-22-30 The appointment of Mrs. gentleness .. and before long a pet, Mrs. Blowers said. 8 Board of Education will pre­ Joe Franklin...... 9 MANCHESTER HOSPITAL NOTES sent “why” the school; the America...... 24-57 >Xfednesday Deep Sea Dinner Blowers as assistant dog scared and homeless animal is Also at the pound is a white CLEARANCE SAVING OF 15%-50% 1:00 planned educational program, 8:30 warden might well be con­ aware that he has finally found playful female puppy whom Believing “Tie better to turn over than carry over our Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 Golden fried Tendersweet clams, filet of including the interdistrict MON. - TUES. MASH ...... 3 flounder, french fries and cole slaw. sidered a great day for local someone he can trust. Mrs. Blowers has given the stock,” Living Roonf Interiors has CLOSEOUT lOTH Spring; St.; Alice Klein, 109 Even some dogs which might Special Education facilities; M ovie...... 8-40 Discharged Friday: Mildred Gilead Rd., Andover; Michael $1.39 for kids *2.49 animals. Her attempts to find temporary name of “Lacey.” MANCHESTER priced every item not on reorder lor 1975. Over 70% CINES Tedford, 231 N. Main St.; Bruce Zervas, East Hartford; Irene Cooper Hill St.; Maryann families for the homeless dogs ordinarily be considered im­ A German Short Haired and the financial facts and Learning to Live ...... 18 figures. of our display galleries carry special price-saving Snow, 1019 Strong Rd., South Lamay, 17 Orchard St.; John Parker, 18 Gerard St ; John at the pound h a # resulted in possible to place now enjoy the Pointer completes the list of 519 E. Middle Tpke. M ovie...... 20-22-30 TO N IG H T’S M O VIES The architectural firm of tags with reductions guaranteed to make your eyes BURT REYNOLDS (R) Windsor; Robert Bell, East Plaster, Swamp Rd., Coventry; Watson, West Hartford. Thursday Turk^ Dinner fewer dogs being put to sleep. comfort of a home of their own those pets now available. Of all 646-4455 Ascent of M an ...... 24-57 Jeter, Cook and Jepson will “THE LONGEST YARD" Hartford; Linda Hence, 29 Clin­ Camille Pariseau, 327 W. Discharged Sunday: Richard Roast Turkey with giblet gravy, com “I can’t see putting a nice dog because of the efforts of Mrs. the dogs, she seems the most “turn over” and your savings “carry over.” Here It 9:00 bread stuffing, cranberry sauce and all show the site and floor plans 8:30 ( 8-40) “Let’s Switch’’ ton St.; Thomas Hurley, East Center St.; Virginia Carvell, Liegl, Turnbull Rd.; Wilma to sleep when he would make Blowers. Even some older dogs unhappy with her plight. just a samplingl Hawaii Five-0...... 3 the trimmin’s. $1.49 for kids and “walk you through” the (1975). Barbara Feldon, Bar­ Hartford; Marie Szetela, 28B Woodland Rd., Coventry. Freer, 42 Strong St.; Katherine *259 someone a wonderful pet,” said and a few with special needs Vince Lombardi...... 10 building. JONITE 7:15-9:15. bara Eden. Ambassador Dr.; Robert Also, Dorothy Stetson, West Levasseur, East Hartford; Mrs. Blowers. have been placed with families. Interested persons, who need 8:30 (20-22-30) “The Dream Taylor, 42 Ferguson Rd.; John VVillington; Susan Johnson, En­ Jean Harrison, 175 Timrod Rd.; Riday Clam Fry An animal may enter the Presently sharing the pound not be South Windsor residents, A question and answer period Great Reductions on Sleep-Sofas... Makers” (1975). James Fran- Maria Petrone, 89 Sycamore will follow. Wilcox, Stafford Springs; field; Patricia Kenny, Buff Cap Heaps of golden fried Tendersweet pound a nameless stray, but a with the two 10-week-old part may contact Mrs, Blowers at ciscus, Diane Baker. Edward McLaughlin, 13 Rd., Tolland; Edith Johnson, 49 Lane; Karen Mooney, 583 Hart­ clams, french fries and cole slaw. day or two under the tender beagle pups abandoned on the her home, 289-4482, or at the Site and floor plans, and a model of the buidling will be 11:30 (3) “ The Brothers Williams St.; Martin O’Rourke, New St., Laurie Robinson, East ford Rd,; Linda DeCarli, Ver­ $1.49 for kids care of Jan Blowers and he soon roadside is a gently 10-month- pound, 289-9101. Karamazov” (1958). Yul ^ 2 9 9 available for inspection. At Wide Awake Prices! 111 Norman St.; Elaine Rossi, Hartford; Barbara Gurgel, 297 non Garden Apts., Vernon; Brynner. Maria Schell. Merrow. Buckland Rd., South Windsor; Joan Driggs, East Hartford. I Meets Wednesday Discharged Saturday; Alan Cassidy, Lakewood Also, Judith Turner, 124G The Women’s Fellowship of JANUARY SALE HOURS Margaret McCue, 82A Am­ Heights, Coventry; George Rachel Rd.; Petra Crosby, 394 Tolland Tpke. Historic Craft To Be Shown the Gilead Congregational TUESDAV TMni HIIDAV tO-t THEATER bassador Dr.; Mary Bingham, Sweetnam, 198 Hollister St.; Mansfield Center; Miriam HOUJARD Church will meet Wednesday at SATURDAV lO-S TRIAL OF Bassuk, 112 Timrod Rd.; M anchester 8 p.m. in the Sunday School CIOSED MONDATS TONITE 7-9 P.M. . 44 North St.; Dominic Fratus, Matilda Peila, 174 Eldridge St. JoHnsonS Guild. Mrs. Erf is a certified Square Dance (Jul> SCHEDULE AT EXIT 94 SOUTH WINDSOR room. 65 Lyness St.; Doris Peck, Also, David Armstrong, New Michele Dion, 391 Woodland teacher of crewel and needle­ WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY The South Windsor Historical The South Windsor Square Marshall Hughes will speak BILLY JACK Britain; Kathleen Balow, 50 St.; Mark Pelletier, 31 Judith '^^avof'qCAm etica point. CLOSEOUT PRICES p Society will meet on Thursday Dance Club will hold an open on “New Year — New Life.” I HOHE 649-933^ Burnside 'Theatre — “God­ Dr.; Brian Silvia, Enfield; at 8 p.m. at the Wood Memorial She will show slides of dance on Friday at the Wapping YOU’LL “REST EASY” WITH father Part II” 8:00 Darlene Aseltine, Glastonbury. Library. historical and modern-day Elementary School from 7:45 to UA East 1 — “Airport” 7:30- The program for the evening needlework and will have 11 p.m. Cliff Brodeur will be the ’The world is now celebrating The "Crandell” 9:30 Hammond Organists will be “Spinning to Stitching” samples of crewel and caller. the 300th anniversary of the Contemporary SEALY THIS I 1-86 EXIT 91 UA East 2 & 3 — “Island at and will be presented by Mary needlepoint on display. Dyeing The rounds will be cued by bagel. Originally called queen-size Sofa up­ WEEK the Top of the World” 6:30-8:00- Reg. BURNSIDE I Follow Burnside iSigns Elva Erf, a member of the will also be discussed and Russ and Anita White. All club “biegel”, German for stirrup, holstered In a matched 9:30 Mark Birthday *569 ■UMSIM AVI., I. HTFD. • PAIKIM • S28-3333 Dairii Connecticut River Valley samples will be shown to il­ level dancers are cordially in­ the first bagel was handmade in CONVERTIBLE SOFAS Herculon stripe. The <399 MON. thru Showplace — “Trial of Billy Austria in 1674 by a confraterni­ The Manchester Chapter of ficers, Moberg, president; HARTFORD RD. Chapter of the Embroider’s lustrate Mrs. Erf’s talk. vited to attend. Posturepedic mattress THURS. 8:00 Jack” 7:30 Queen ty of Jewish bakers. the Hammond Organ Society Fisher, secretary; and Wright, Guild and the Handweaver’s Refreshments will be served. Is included. FH 6:30- Vernon Cinema 1 — “The Lit­ celebrated its 15th anniversary treasurer. SEALY-SMMONS \ m tle Prince” 7:00-9:00 Saturday at Watkins store. The group of organ The ’’Mini" Only 47" THIS SAT. 2:30- Cinema 2 — “The Longest Besides the regular members enthusiasts meets the first wide, this modern Yard” 7:15-9:15 Saturday of each month at 8 DAIRY OUEEN Reg. WEEK 6:30-10:00 and friends, the following btSSer. KARPEN ECLIPSE loveseat opens to a Showcase Cinema 1 — charter members attended: p.m. at Watkins. >249 twin-size bed. SUN. 12:30 “Earthquake” 12:00-2:25-4:50- Marion Moberg, Mr. and Mrs. Anyone interested in informal SHOWN ABOVE: Upholstered In a M59 4:15-8:00 7:25-10:05 Holden Wright, Virginia Fisher, musical entertainment is in­ Specials Good Wed.-Thurs. “The Greenwich” A Queen-Size, choice of nylon tweeds. NOTE: Special Late Show Mr. and Mrs,. Vernon Reed, vited. Contemporary hlde-a-bod with Friday and Saturday 12:30 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thoma, Bids Due Jan. 20 tuxedo arms, balloon cushions, The “Ambassador" Showcase Cinema 2 — and Elsie Anderson. BIG 1/2 LB. SUPER striped nylon upholstery, hooded Super Queen-size THIS “Towering Inferno” 12:10-3:30- An anniversary cake made by For Lubricants casters, armcowere and complete­ sleeping comfort from WEEK 7:00-10:30 e s d a v Reg. Rose Campbell was cut by Bids will be opened Jan. 20 in ly decked. Reg. $449. a tuxedo sofa up­ Showcase Cinema 3 — three of the group’s original of- the Municipal Building for CHEESEBURGER AND *499 holstered In a lovely <299 “Freebie and the Bean” 12:30- supply the Town of Manchester brocade with velvet 2:50-5:00-7:40-10:15 Names Deputy with its motor oil, greese and trim. NOTE: Special Late Show HARTFORD (UPI) - lubricant needs to Jan. 31 of FRIES Friday and Saturday 12:35 Lawrence J. Cacciola of next year. The "Nantucket" a long Showcase Cinema 4 — “Man THIS Middietown has been named Prices for motor oil are being Colonial sofa with all with the Golden Gun” 12:00- WEEK deputy comptroller for Connec­ sought for two alternatives—55- COLONIAL Reg. the extras. Maple trim, 2:25-4:50-7:15-9:55 ticut, effective Wednesday, gallon drums and 1-gaIlon cans “The Andover” A full- *549 Herculon fabric, poly NOTE: Special Late Show 2-pc. CHICKEN <389 Comptroller-elect Edward J. and for grease and lubricants in BURGER DELUXE elzed Early American dacron cushions, deep Friday and Saturday 12:15 BILLY THE KID Caldwell of Bridgeport an­ drums and containers. sjeep-sola with rugged comfort. nounced. 1/4-lb. Burger with DINNER The town estimates it will CORDUROY JEANS nylon upholstery and all The "Lexington" This need about 2,000 gallons of lettuce end tometo the extras. THIS long wing-back sofa WEEK motor oils for the 12-month end e heep of french Cola Slaw, Roll, and a heap Reg. $379.95 Reg. features padded deck, imTHEATRES EAST FOOT PRINTS STUDIO period. It hasn’t estimated its VIODLl. TPKl. VANCHESTLHSH P6KKaD(«(.39 '.3'M friee. of french trice. ™ * 2 4 9 >449 front casters and nylon <339 ANNOUNCES CLASSES IN needs for grease and lubricants. or herculon cushions. 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AND Drawing Reg. 12.50-13.00 ...... 8 s S S CLOSEOUT S SPECIFIC INFORMATION As Always Painting Crisp, hot, apple turnover POKE *2 1 9 COME WEEK OF APPLE Drama Wkshp. with a heap of chocolate or # FREE DELIVERY ★ AMPLE PARKING Private'' JANUARY 7-12 vanilla Dairy Queen topped 10 AM.. 8 P.M. # CONVENIENT TERMS # MASTER CHARGE Piano off with diced apple chunka. 3 c DELIGHT Rag. 6Bc Forbes sWallace Lessons 466 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE. SORRY, NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS. Remember to Bring your ‘‘Hawaiian Carnival” Entry Blankl cf.RU’, lUQuinro riHtRf iPPucicii 643-6953 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Jan. 7, 1975 — PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues.. Jan. 7, 1975 MANCHESTER , 725 E. Middle Turnpike iflaurbriUrr tuniina Hrralb Mon. & Tues. 8 111 9 P.M. “In 1975 we’re the store TOM TIEDE Wed ttiru Set. 8 11110 P.M. G P JE Etq OPINION STATqIPS GLASTONBURY that gives you more!" Food For The Elderly, 2333 Mein Street For Now At Least i Mon. & Tues. 8 111 9 P.M. Wed. thru Sat. 8 111 10 P.M. “In the year that has Just passed, we at Frank’s have certainly appreciated your Education Head Tackles Supermarkets WEST HARTFORD patience and understanding of what have been very difficult times. The wildly WEST UNION, W. Va. - Each after­ doozies.” So difficult are the forms alone, We Reserve fluctuating prices, shortages, rumors and unrest. You can bet that we’ll be trying hard 150 South Main St. noon of the work week, as many as 50 she adds, that many old people disqualify Pr/cea The Right everyday of 1975 to do the beet possible job for our cuttomere that we can. That’s why themselves rather than expend the effort To Limit elderly residents of rural Doodridge Coun­ Effective Mon. thru Sat. 8 111 9 P.M. Textbook Issue ty gather at a hall near a railroad track to and frustration — often once a month — to Quantities pur theme for ’75 Is “We’re The Store That Gives You More’’ and that means quality, January 6- eat, compliments of the U.S. government, sign up. Grumps Nutter: “at one time service, selection and S&H Green Stamps. Come in soon and see for yourseif.’’ . . Subjects dealt with in will stimulate and motivate students, what for many is their only hot meal of the they use to be able' to take forms to day. The lunch, called by the bureaucrats someone else for help; now they have this childrens' books, more than in any excite their curiosity, and make them a "nutritional program,” is a fine thing. It new rule where the forms must be filled ALL OUR BEEF DOUBLE S&H GREEN other class of literature, reflect the want to learn. Teachers have both the privides food for the needy, com­ out in the welfare office and so many of CHOICE \ 1 3 y 3 Q j ^ panionship for the lonely and vitamins for the neediest just won’t bother.” “ Frank attitudes of the generation that right and obligation to use these STAMPS the neglectful. Besides, the food is usually Then there is the federal trip stamp The Finest Sold Anywhere" STAMPS WEDNESDAY produces the books . . . School books, materials in ways that will ejihance quite tasty. program. It was devised to allow older.<^ in other words are a distillation of the the learning program," said Bell. Yet if the program is decent it may also people with low incomes to take advaiP® be risky. There is always a danger in tage of local transportation systems at values and attitudes that one genera­ "... But I feel strongly that the government benevolence; people who tie reduced rates. Fine. Only here in tion wants to pass on to the next." scholar’s freedom of choice and the themselves to federal goodwill very often Doodridge County, and in thousands of U.S.D.A. CHOICE FIRST CUT The U.S. Commissioner of Educa­ teacher’s freedom of choice must learn the hard way that what the govern­ other areas of the nation, there is no ment giveth the government can taketh transportation system. “We don’t have as tion, Terrel H. Bell, in a recent speech have the approval and support of most away. Even now, as they enjoy a relative­ much as a taxi in West Union,” says to book publishers, proceeded from parents." ly new federal aid program, the oldsters of Nutter. “If we did the driver would have Doodridge County are threatened with to fill out so many forms to get on the that proposition to suggest a middle The commissioner continued: “I do erosions in two other, older, government program he probably wouldn’t join ground between the freedom of not suggest that we seek to win ap­ assistances: President Ford has proposed anyway.” changes in food stamps and Medicare There is of course a certain amount of CHUCK scholars to produce new instructional proval of all parents, for that would programs that would severly injure the grim humor derived from the inconsisten­ i materials and the rights of parents to not be attainable — but schools locals as well as millions of other cies and confusions of federal assistance help decide which ones are suitable without parental support and approval Americans over age 60 who subsist on programs. But quite regularly there are fixed incomes. some serious results: Lacking flexibility for their children. are headed for failure. Without having The latter is not a lovely thing for these or efficiency the programs shrink or die, Bell's comments came amid con­ books and materials that are so people to contemplate as they nibble their ieaving those who have benefitted lunch. Ford's proposal would raise the stranded or wounded. Such may be the STEAK tinuing controversy in West Virginia's namby-pamby they avoid all con­ monetary liability for hospitalized case with food stamps, as example. Kanawha County School System, troversy, we must seek published “Regular delivery is resumed” Medicare patients as much as 800 per “There wouldn’t be no need to cut it where the textbook issue has led to the materials that do not insult the values cent, and similar' increases would be back if they’d just straighten it out,” says BONUS BUYS charged for the food stamp recipients. closing of mines, rallies, and violence of most parents. ” an old gentleman here on the edge of his USDA Choice Shoulder C ■ / I K Colonial 0^ 0 ^ A "It’s shameful,” says 83-year-old Flossy salad. "As it is it’s open to every Tom, over what some parents call "anti- "What is really taught in a story McKinnick, as he pokes a cooked carrot. Dick and Harry in the world. If they ROAST BEEF ,b. 1 BEEF FRANKS ib 8 9 * American, anti-Christian, Com­ about a boy who drowns a favorite For some, adds another at the table, who tightened it up, ran it only for those who CORNED BEEF USUA Choice Tender (CHUCK) C ■ C O Colonial 0^ 0 ^ A says he avoids doctors now because of the really needed it, iike us old folks, there munistic and filthy" books used by the family cat to make his parents love cost, “it’s like a sentence of death.” wouldn’t be no worry now.” CUBE STEAK...... ib. ■ DELI PLUMP ,b 8 9 * district. him more?" asked Bell rhetorically. But the presidential proposals, if hard to But there is worry. Much of it. And not BRISKET A RaUi Skinless jm a Tasty Ten Bell, a native of Southern Idaho who "What is really conveyed to children swallow here, are not all that surprising. only for food stamps and Medicare but The old in this country, as elsewhere, have many other programs that keep the old oi LINK SAUSAGE .« 4 9 * FRANKS...... , b . 7 9 * was head of public schools for Utah when they are asked to debate the grown use to being manipulated for both Doodridge County alive. As they finish “B lur’s” Q Q V Our Own Pure Pork, Hot or Sweet e ■ A O Capitol Farms a ■ o o before becoming the nation's top pros and cons of stealing, the implica­ good and otherwise, by Washington. Aid their lunch, for instance, there is wonder programs come and go with the frequency whether even the noon nutritional ITALIAN SAUSAGE ib. ■ KIELBASA ,b . 1 educator early in 1974, suggested tion being that sometimes it is all of the wind, many of them with ap­ program can continue in light of inflation. m k . three books as models for today’s right to steal? To be relevant do high proximately the same substance. Even Ruth Nutter says she could stretch the Cured lb. Imported ^ 0 0 ^ A "What Christ is saying always, what he w when the programs stick, says local senior budget by soliciting free food from thh publishers: The Wizard of Oz, schools really need to offer a story Reservations About never swerves from saying, what he says BEEF LIVER ,b 0 9SWISS * CHEESE .,. 7 9 * citizens coordinator Ruth Nutter, they are eaters — “lots of them grow their own gar­ in a thousand different ways, but always McGuffey’s readers (which sold 120 about a $100 whore?” Drug Abuse Section often so steeped in regulation and confu­ dens” — but there’s not much hope for this Swift (Water Added) C m 4 0 Capitol Farms m 0 ^ a with a central unity of belief is this: T am sion as to be only of minimum benefit. kind of good sense; predictably, federal million copies several generations my father's son and you are my brother, ,b, COOKED SALAM I...... , . . 6 9 * • The existing food stamp program is an program regulations forbid it. DAISY ROLLS ■ ago) and the Bible. Some critics The commissioner added that, “For To the editor: and the unity that binds us all together, BACON Colonial H example of Nutter’s good point. It carries “Someday,” sighs an oldster getting up 0 ^ M that makes the earth a family and all men quickly attacked his proposals as impressionable young minds, it is T h u rsd ay , Dec. 19, 1974, The with it, for the applicants, an eight-page from the table, “I’m going to go to brothers and, thus, the sons of God — is ib BOLOGNA...... « , i b . 5 9 * Manchester Herald published a special form and a book-size list of regulations Washington with ten cans of beechnut — "Golden SMOKED SHOULDER 0 9 * “simplistic” without bothering to put easy to document and decry the love." edition titled Drug Abuse-America’s No. 1 that Nutter characterizes as “real and spit on every floor in the city.” Colonial Assorted h m Colonial H 0 ^ M them in the context of Bell’s concern world's evils. It is more difficult to Enemy. My initial reaction upon seeing Helen Sorensen represented all of the Harvest” this section was to congratulate The meaning of love in everything she did, COLD C U T S ...... 8.x. 5 9 * MORTADELLA...... , . . 5 9 * for the over-all strength of U.S. educa­ end on an upbeat note that gives every day that she lived and I, along with Herald for showing concern in an area that Colonial Beet 0 ^ m Capitol Farms Tender Casing C ■ 4 0 tion. youngsters something to hang on to. many of our citizens have lately chosen to many others, will sorely miss her. Lee M. Silverstein "In writing textbooks and other Young people need faith and hope and ignore. However, a closer reading began KNOgtW URST...... lb 8 9 * FRANKS...... i b . ^ 1 to raise many more questions than were Erdoni Road lb. materials for school use, scholars do confidence in the future. They need a answered. Without attempting to criticize Columbia GROCERY SPECIALS have the right, indeed the obligation, yellow brick road. And I don’t see your concern, I feel I must express the ANDREW TULLY following reservations. Duncan Hines Oakbum a to present new knowledge and to com­ much wrong with a rainbow either.” At no point in your article is any men­ BROWNIE M IX ... 23^h oz. W FIRE LOGS .. 7 5 * ment on social changes in ways that Amen, commissioner. tion made of Manchester. There is not one Our ^Ruling Class^ article that discusses drug abuse in BONaESS ROLLED Lady Scott Print Manchester. There is no reference to local efforts to combat drug abuse or local ef­ Satisfaction POTATO STICKS...... 4o.x.49* TOILET TISSUE...... 2p.k3 9 * forts to help those individuals suffering CHUCK Fantastic m m m a Sunbeam Appliances Tang S 8 1 9 the effects of drug abuse. WASHINGTON - I missed the news than a subdued growl over their Public Pensions At several points your article seems to 540 Roosevelt Rd. ROAST BREAKFASTDRINK 17/2 0Z 1 CLEANER...... 2 2 . X . 0 9 * Chicago. 111. 60650 story about Agriculture Secretary Earl extravagance. Meanwhile, we have been rely on antiquated "scare tactics” to get Butz’ posh new $150,000 dining room, but a told for the last couple of years that we wishbone Italian 0 % m Fruit Loops jm 0 m a The financial benefits which we William Fulbright and five others across a message. Drawings depicting a U.SM British friend mailed me a clipping along must all sacrifice if the economy is not CEREAL 7 . . 4 9 * shower upon our public servants have resigned from their seats prior skeletal figure leading mindless young with a note snickering at “America’s going to collapse. DRESSING ,6.x 0 9 * people to doom indicate a lack of To whom it may concern: Choice lb. sometimes passes understanding. to the normal end of their term so that I wrote you a letter in September of 1974 royal ruling class.” The Agriculture Department is leading Hunfs Sweet Life (Reg. 79c) jm 0 m a awareness of effective drug education Worse, but predictably, the envelope got the way in the campaign to force Most of the benefits come through in­ they can take advantage of a 6.4 per methods as well as a low opinion of the to advise you that I had had a Sunbeam Fry TOMATO SAUCE ASPIRIN TABLETS .. 206 size ^8 Pan for quite a few years and that I had involved in the Christmas rush and took sacrifices by the public, especially the tent. but some arrive through cent cost of living increase in ability of Manchester’s youth to exercise six days to make its journey across town. poor. Butz & Co. have proposed “an independent thinking. been completely satisfied with it until I d a ir y d e p t . legislative error. had happened to be using it whiie standing The new Butz eatery probably is not im­ inflation-fighting measure” which would senatorial pensions. Your article cites various federal laws on a carpet that was damp and when I portant when ranged alongside the billions require the needy to spend much more for GROUND CHUCK California has recently had a great This will bring their pensions to that govern the use of narcotic drugs. spent by the whole federal government but food stamps — and therefore, presumably, Green Giant Mrs. FilberTs m m a Your article fails to explore state and went to add water to the food cooking in uproar over the pensions which were about $34,000 per year for the rest of it does offer an example of the insensitivi­ eat a lot less. local ordinances and the more direct im­ the skillet using a plastic disposable glass. NIBLETS...... ,0.x. 3 9OLEO * QUARTERS...... ie .x .0 9 * When I did this operation, I received a ty flaunted by some of our ruling lords. It Is it possible that we are becoming a na­ made available to retiring legislators, their lives. Now we think that pact these laws have on Manchester Green Giant Plllsbury Buttermilk or Country Style m h a shock and felt there probably was a defect is an insensitivity that has prevailed for tion governed by the callous? I hope not. Fresh who either were eliminated by senators who have served as long as citizens. One paragraph carries the more than a decade while the people’s But it is shocking to compare the worldly headline "Education Can Be Vital Role” in the design of the Fry Pan. MEDIUM PEAS..... ,o .x .3 9 * BISQUITS...... 8.x. 1 5 * redistricting, ran for other office and 30 years, which Fulbright has, are en­ financial problems grew apace. comforts provided for American govern­ U.S.DJL but then fails to address the recent efforts The attitude seems to be that a high ment officials with those enjoyed by high Bamiuot (Assorted) h > Light n’ Lively (Assorted) g m m m a I received word from you that you were defeated or just did not choose to titled to a generous pension, even by Manchester schools to develop a government official can get away with government servants in Great Britain and Choice wished to examine the pan and sub­ creative approach in this area. The rise in anything, and never mind what the people other democraries, even including the POT PIES e.x^35* YOGURT...... 8 .X .3 9 * run. though in that period it must be sequently I sent the pan to your factory. lb. alcohol related problems among persons think. Experience has shown that after the greedy politicians of France. In Britain, Minute Maid mm m m ^ Bordon's m^ m m a An imperfection in the laws setting I certainly was pleased at the way you assumed that a senator would have of all ages is ignored. The need to discuss first burst of public indignation over such France, Denmark, Sweden and other handled the matter. Very shortly after up legislative pensions would have drug abuse among the adult community is arrogant outrages the taxpayers are dis­ Western nations, the official who spent ORANGE JU IC E...... ,2 .x .5 7 * ORANGE JU IC E...... v ,,.,.0 9 * accumulated a comfortable amount of sending you my old model, I received, at not met. In short, your insert has all the tracted by other morsels of bad news. $150,000 on a new dining room would be allowed these retiring lawmakers, money. no charge a complete new skillet and I earmarks of a canned publication put I don’t know whether Earl Butz needs a hooted — or stoned — from office. Govern­ some as young as 38 years of age, to together years ago at some distant point sincerely wish to thank you and to advise ROUND STEAK tHE FRESHEST PRODUCE SOLD. $150,000 dining room. I think not. But if in­ ment big shots just do not live that high you that I have informed all my friends immediately start drawing their pen­ However, we think a lot of working and published with little awareness of the deed he cannot operate efficiently or in elsewhere in the world, possibly excepting and acquaintances that you certainly local situation. adequate grandeur without one, the timing the dictatorial Soviet Union. sion and receive them up until age 65, men, supporting growing families, exceeded your responsibility to me. TOP’ What are the current trends in drug of this project was atrocious. Insensitivity We do everything too big. When $ the normal pension time. Payments to and paying income tax, must raise a abuse in Manchester? What is THC? Is it seems a mild word to employ for a Cabinet British prime minister retires or it true that drug abuse is now affecting 11 defeated for re-election, he goes back CABBAGE t several would have been more than questioning eyebrow when they read Mrs. Grant M. Morris member who would spend $150,000 in that and 12 year olds in our town? Where can a 10 Carpenter Rd. Apt. A fashion when we working stiffs are home and lives as he did before he headed $100,0(X) in addition to their normal of a pension of that size. It is probably parent in town turn for help? Is there help USDR Bolton struggling to earn enough eating dough the government. In the U.S., we spend pension after age 65. This has been more than any of us ever hope to available for the person misusing drugs? without going into hock. millions — not only to protect our former Choice These are the questions that need to be George Knapp, acting director of the Presidents, but to staff offices for them CAUF. CARROTS corrected. make in a lifetime, let alone in retire­ discussed. There are people and programs department’s operations office, says the and even to provide funds for “travel.” We have recently read that Sen. J. ment. in Manchester working in this area and new dining room would bring Secretary perhaps these issues can be examined in a Butz’ eating facilities for guests “equal to It is too much. Our enthusiasm for Bi^ future supplement. our counterparts around town.” By that, Government — that is a government th^ ONIONS ...... t ■ T « T r • ,9* In closing let me say again that I have no does more and more things for us — has I ? 3 he means Butz has as much right as the • 3 t 3 S > 10 argument with the interest shown by your Secretary of State or Defense to live like persuaded our official leaders not only BOILED HAM II I! 13 U IS |( 17 H a n r l j P H t w that they can get away with billing the II II » 31 33 33 34 newspaper. My concern is with the lack of royalty. 33 31 37 a 31 30 ALMANAC local emphasis and the failure to Well, it is true that all Cabinet officers taxpayer for caviar instead of rat cheese CHICORY & ESCAROLE .. 1 9 * recognize and work with local resources. Eiipninp llpralb and many lesser hired hands in govern­ but that they deserve to Ift pampered. Imported We at Crossroads stand ready to cooperate ment work and live pretty high on the hog. Earl Butz is only a minor villain. We went Hy I niled I’ reNH Inli-rnulional after he had killed seven persons and FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 with The Herald or any other group that We dumb taxpayers seem to like it that looking for guys like himj now we’re stuck wounded 14. Published by Ihe P ub lish ed every demonstrates a desire to become part of a way, because it’s our money they’re spen­ with them. We are a nation of rabbits. “From The Today is Tuesday, Jan. 7, the seventh A thought for the day: French novelist Manchester evening except Sun­ coordinated local effort in the area. Thank Publishing Co.. Herald days and holidays. roar not, but whimper. CELERY HEARTS , . . „ 3 9 « ding and we seldom if ever utter more day of 1975 with 3M to follow. Andre Maurois said, "Modesty and un­ you. Square. Manchester. Entered at the Deir Conn. 06040. Manchester. Conn.. The moon is approaching its new selfishness, these are the virtues men Jim Breitenfeld phase. Telephone 643-2711 Post Oltlce as Second praise, and pass by.” Director Crossroads (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter. 33 lb. The morning stars are Mars and Manchester BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER HAVEL ORANGES ^ 7 9 * Saturn. The evening stars are Mercury, Venus Editors’ Note: The special drug supple­ SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES and Jupiter. ment we published was national in scope PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Those born on this date are under the and we intended it to be that way. We Single Copy . 154 3 Monihs $11.70 y'^nSabC?) sign of Capricorn. TODAY’S Weekly . 904 6 Monihs .. $23.40 didn't feel that one single supplement ONE Monlh $3.90 One Y ear.. $46.80 WITH THIS COUrOH WITH THIS COUrON I WITH THIS COUPON ^.K. WITH THIS COUPON Millard P'illmore, 13th president of the S S7.S0 niRCHASt S S7.S0 PURCHASf A I7.B0 PURCHAM A t7.80 PURCHASE THOUGHT could adequately cover both the national Mail Hates Upon Request HERALD YESTERDAYS United States, was born Jan. 7, 1800. and local scene. We are now giving some On this day in history: Subscribers who p m should telephone thinking to a possible supplement on the tail to receive their the circulation depart- In 1789, George Washington was local level. Herald belore 5 30 menl. 647-9946 elected as the first president of the It is jokingly said, 50* OFF United States. “Blessed are they who go around in Member Audit Bureau of Circulations 30< OFF 25* OFF 25* OFF 20* OFF 25 Years Ago sion to reduce fare on Hartford;;^ 12 OZ. 12* OFF 49 oz 13 OZ. 13 OZ. FRENCH’S In 1927, regular transatlantic circles, for they shall be called big Missed Mrs. Herbert Fraser is installed as Manchester route from 45 cents to 35 cents' telephone service began between New wheels." The Manchester Display advertising d c l e a n Publishing Co. closing hours Three royal matron of Chapman Court, Order of by lowering from 20 to 10 cents second leg. MAX PAC MIRACLE CLING MASHED S & York and London. Any position on earth or in the Kindom fu ll days p rio r to RENUZIT Dear sir: Amaranth. of run. In 1972, President Nixon announced of heaven, which sounds exciting, takes a assun^s no linanaal publication POTATOES SHINE I cannot let the passing of one so noble responsibility for Deadline (or Herald CYP Club 'of Center Church presents COFFEE SOLIDS WHITE FREE flood Thru J m . 11 his intention to rlin for a second term, He great deal of work and self-sacrifice. typographical errors classified advertising. BouU T im J m . 11 04iod U r n J m . 11 ^ flood Thru J m . 11 Good T im J m . 11 Good Thru Jan. 11 as Helen Sorensen go by without com­ "Snow Frolic.” Ona Coupon Pit Fondly overwhelmingly defeated Democratic If Christ is "The Door,” we must be appearing in adver­ 12 noon prior to day of John. Krowchenko is elected president* Om Couimi N r Fm Wt Om Coupon P tr FMiHy Ona Coupon P tr Fandiy ment. tisements and other publication. 12 noon Sen. George McGovern that November. willing to be the door mat. and acting chairman of parish committee Helen represented all that is good in the reading matter in The Friday for publication "The Store W/th Heart" Id 1973, a black sniper was shot and Father Paul Trinque Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon­ 10 Years Ago at St. John's Polish National Catholic best traditions and principles or religion. Herald Assugription Church day. Church. killed on the roof of a New Orleans hotel Thomas Wolfe, the writer, once said, Connecticut Co. asks PUC for permis- i PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester Reichenbach To Address AARP Meet Richard Reichenbach of 406 Mrs. Samuel Chorches of BETTY’S NOTEBOOK Woodland St. will be guest Carpenter Rd. and Mrs. Kenneth Wichman of Kennedy By BETTY RYDER speaker Wednesday at the Connecticut Northeast Chapter, Rd., will be Manchester’s ticket American Association of co-chairmen for the 13th annual Morris, the finicky star of 9-Lives commercials, is Retired Persons, meeting at Heart Fund Fashion Show on meowing for all he’s worth (which incidentally is con­ 1:30 p.m. at the KofC Home. Jan. 20. siderable) in his efforts to interest people in “Adopt-a- His topic: "Financial Ser­ Mrs. Edward Granville of Hartford Tpke. is the show’s Clat" Month. vices." The guest speaker is a finan­ 'over-all ticket chairman as well Horatio Pussycat himself, he was on his own, without cial service representative for as ticket chairman for Vernon. family or friends, when he reportedly staggered into an the Piedmont (Capital Corp. The show, sponsored by The Johnson, Carolyn Ann, daughter of Allan C. and Beverly animal shelter where he was finally “discovered” as they Chapter dues of $2 for a single Heart Association of Greater Paradise Johnson of 15 Elsie Dr. She was born Dec. 27 at say in Hollywood. membership and $3 for a Hartford, and G. Fox & Co. will Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Animal talent scout Bob Martwick, searching for a cat couple’s membership are now feature two performances at 11 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Paradise Jr. of Wethersfield. Her paternal of star potential, sighted Morris who promptly due. Members are asked to a.m. and 7 p.m. in Centinel Hill grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hilding Johnson of 20 Trebbe Dr. demonstrated his inborn finickiness, and he won the role send checks to Louis Lawrence Hall. It will feature Vogue Her great-grandmother is Mrs. Peter Subenski of Hartford. She paws-down.' of 81 Tanner St., treasurer, to patterns designed by inter­ has a brother, Eric, 2. The part was the finicky hero of 9-Lives commercial and eliminate long lines being nationally known designers. For tickets or gift cer­ Morris was immediately signed to a one life-time contract. formed at chapter meetings by Salcius, Laura Elizabeth, daughter of John and Carol A. tificates call 643-5347 or Mrs. Now, in an effort to repay animal shelters all over the those wishing to pay dues. Self- Reinhart Salcius of 35 North St. She was born Dec. 27 at addressed envelopes should be Granville at 875-2272. country, Morris is striving to interest animal lovers to Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are enclosed with the checks for the Mr. and Mrs. William Reinart of New Canaan. Her paternal adopt a cat through the American Humane Association. return of membership cards, grandmother is Mrs. Antanina Salcius of 35 North St. So, if you’re looking for a pet which takes little care and Lawrence said. gives a lot of love, a cat may be the purr-feet answer. Righenzi, Shannon Beth, daughter of Robert and Phyllis : ABOUT Armelin Righenzi of East Hartford. She was bom Dec. 27 at PLUS A DOLLAR Coluicil Reveals Trend For ’75 Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Memorable Quote TOWN Mrs. Virginia Armelin of Stafford Springs. Her paternal grand­ Weekend news reported an accident in which a carriage The Crystal Plus ‘Put-Togethers’ are separates suited to parents are Mr. and Mrs. Alex Righenzi of 36J Garden Dr. She containing an infant was struck by a car. The carriage was OUR your own style. Tented coat, A-line skirt, wrapped jacket Koffee Krafters will meet has a brother, Jayson, 3; and a sister, Stacey, lt4. completely underneath the vehicle as rescuers attempted and pants match or mix with a windowpane plaid or solids Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the to save the child. With superhuman strength, they lifted SERVICEMEN with contrasting striped shirt. Fashions were presented at Community Y at 79 N. Main St. Ohiund, Kaluska Deland, son of Steven M. and Kathleen the car and scooped the little pink clothed baby to safety. the New York Couture Business Council’s 64th National Members will make macrame Delano Ohiund of Willimantic. He was born Dec. 27 at CASH When questioned about their feat, one rescuer said, Navy Seaman Ret. David M. plant hangers. Participants are Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Press Week being conducted this week the Waldorf Astoria Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Delano of Merrow Rd., Coventry. His "When there is a baby involved, three men can lift a car Sheridan, son of Mr. and Mrs. reminded to bring a piece of in New York City. corrugated card board, T-bar paternal grandfather is John A. Ohiund of 66 Lakeview Dr., easily” Martin J. Sheridan of 17 Alice Dr., graduated from recruit pins, rug yarn or cord scissors Coventry. training at the Naval Training and a ruler. Mrs. Anthony Capsule Implant Head, Travia James, son OF Sgt. Stephen F. and Mindy Croupiers Training Ground Center, Orlando, Fla. He is Salafia will be the instructor. Lessard Head of Alamagordo, N.M. He was born Dec. 31 at scheduled to report to Com­ Hostesses will be Mrs. Albert Monaco broke a 100-year old precedent this week when it Holloman Air Force Base Hospital, N.M. His maternal grand­ munication Technician "A" May Curb Births Rodonis and Mrs. Joseph sent 10 students of the Societe des Baines de Mer (SBM) to Kennedy. A baby sitter is parents are Mr. and Mrs. Omer Lessard of 155 Brandy St., School, Washington, D.C. Las Vegas to begin a first-of-its kind training course in CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) he said. available. Bolton. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Antoinette Head of 180 American gaming and casino methods. Marine Pfc. Gregory D. Stim- — A team of scientists at "The convenience of the im­ Loomis St. The visiting students, who will work in the casino of the The diaconate of Center son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester M assachusetts Institute of plantable, biodegradable cap­ Congregational Church will Fowler, Catherine Waite, daughter of Michael C. and Mary Lowes Monte Carlo Hotel opening in Monaco in the W. Stimson of Nuhfer Dr., Technology has developed a sule would be a tremendous ad­ SALE meet tonight at 7:30 in the Rob­ Ann Gibney Fowler of 68 Leland St. She was born Dec. 29 at summer of 1975, are the first Monagasque croupiers to Columbia, reported for duty biodegradable capsule, im­ vantage. Just imagine what it bins Room of the church. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are receive casino training outside the Principality of Monaco. with the 2nd Marine Division, planted under the skin, capable would mean in a country such Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gibney of Somerset, Mass. Her paternal The innovate training program breaks a l(X)-year old Camp LeJeune, N.C. of delivering a year’s supply of as India if we could break An adult Bible study will be great-grandmother is Mrs. Helen Waite Fowler of Princeton, precedent. Europeans have traditionally “stayed at birth control drug. —even if we only broke it once conducted Wednesday at 10 N.J. She has a brother, Michael Gibney, 6; and two sisters, Jane Navy Steward Seaman Ret. The unique system, however, —that cycle of a baby every home" learning casino methods and operations. a.m. at Zion Evangelical Elizabeth, 7 and Julie Ellen, 3t^. Carl A. Hovey, son of Mr. and is still in the animal testing year." Lutheran Church. Slot machines and roulette will also be offered at the Mrs. Darrell L. Hovey of 26 Jar­ stage and not expected to be Cattanach, Tammy Lynn, daughter of Donald H. and Roxanne casino. In all, some 65 croupiers will be trained prior to the vis Rd., graduated from basic ready for test on humans for He said the capsule could be STARTS WED.. JAN. 8th Cooley Cattanach of East Hartford. She was born Dec. 29 at hotel’s opening. Commissaryman School in San about three years. implanted anywhere on the The Women’s Bible Study Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Americans may well take note if .and when they try to Diego. Commissarymen serve Dr. Paul M. Newberne, body, but under the skin of the Group of South United Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooley Sr. of 170 W. Center St. Her paternal break the bank at Monte Carlo. After all, with similarly as cooks, bakers and butchers. professor of nutritional back would be the location of Methodist Church will meet choice for most women, he tonight at 7:30 at 1208 Main St. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cattanach of East Hart­ trained wheelers and dealers, they can stay right at home pathology at MIT, leads the team that developed the slow- said. ford. Sale applies to and lose their shirts. Navy Aviation Ordnanceman release delivery system, which The capsules are made by Full Gospel Inter­ HERE’S HOW IT WORKS: selected groups in 2.C. Grin P. Reams Jr., whose embedding the coplymers of denominational Church will DePrato, Tanya Marie, daughter of Daniel J. and Deborah each category and not wife Quelle is the daughter of he says was perfected in experiments on laboratory rats lactic and glycolic acid with the have a Bible study tonight at 7 White Del^ato of 45 Tracy Dr. She was born Dec. 30 at to every item In our The Candy Man Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Tobin and dogs, using norgestrel as norgestrel and then extruding at the church. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are BUY ANY ITEM AT OUR REGULAR slock...Naturally, Had a nice letter from Elmo Lanzi of CTiicago, 111. Lanzi, of Old Stafford Rd., Tolland them into cylinders, which are Mr. and Mrs. Edward White of 45 Tracy Dr. Her paternal grand­ becauee of thee* give­ recently participated in the birth control agent. now 80, started a candy company mhere in 1912, and still placed under the skin using a Prudential and staff evalua­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Williams of 42 Amott Rd. Her away prices, there will “National Week XVII,” a The biodegradable capsule is PRICE — GET A SECOND ITEM AT goes to the factory every day to supervise the making of large hypodermic-like instru­ tion committees of Center maternal great-grandmothers are Mrs. Grace White of Rockville be a alight charge for training exercise involving un­ broken down and absorbed by his famous candy. normal body action in the same ment called a trocar, he said. Congregational Church will and Mrs. Veronica LaVallee of North Franklin. Her paternal alterationa on sale its of the U.S. Sicth Fleet in the Norgestrel, which is meet tonight at 8 in the Federa­ great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bezik qf East Hart­ THE SAME PRICE OR LOWER FOR merchandise. One of his fans is Guy Lombardo, noted orchestra Mediterranean. As a manner as absorbable sutures, leader, and the two have been friends for many years. common in surgery for years. marketed as an oral contracep­ tion Room of the church. ford and Leslie Williams of Kansas City, Mo. crewmember aboard the air­ tive pill under the brand name In a telephone interview to be conducted with Lanzi craft carrier USS This type of capsule, he said, is ONLY $1.00... considered preferable to the Ovral, has been in safe use for within the next few weeks, he will reveal some of the Independence, he took part in long-developed but seldom used many years, he said. secrets of his success, along with some of the trials and maneuvers designed to main­ EXAMPLE: Select A Suit for $110, then Select Another non-dissolving capsules "But, we don't know if it will tribulations which he had overcome in his early years. tain the fleet’s operational 5 DAYS ONLY because the need to remove the act differently when used in Suit of Equal Price or Less and Pay Only $111. plus tax readiness. Reams was We’ll pass the story on to you, and hopefully you’ll find capsule after the birth control conjunction with the carrier,” Tuesday, January 7 scheduled to visit Naples, Italy, some inspiration in it. drug is exhausted is eliminated. he said. Thru Saturday, January 11 and alteration charge! during the Christmas holidays. Sears Dr. Newberne said the This carrier-contraceptive system's greatest potential use combination will be tested for New Year’s In The Country will probably be in developing two years on rats and dogs, he Spent a memorable New Year’s Eve in the country Army Pvt. Kenneth M. countries where medical super­ said, the results of which will visiting with old friends and meeting new ones. Vasalonus, son of Mr. and Mrs. vision is minimal. be evaluated by the Federal A splendid buffet prepared by a former Army sergeant, Paul R. Vasalonus, 32 Niles "Oral contraceptives have Drug Administration. a veteran of 26 years in the service, included pork, Dr., completed eight weeks of proven unacceptable to women Dr. Newberne said he expects CHODSE FROM... sauerkraut, and kielbasa cooked with secret ingredients basic combat training at Fort in developing countries because it will be three years before only the chef knows for sure. A chafing dish brimming with Dix, N.J. they require intermittent use," human subjects can be tested. sherried clams accompanied by snappy crackers was es­ • SUITS pecially delicious. When the bouncing ball on the television screen an­ /?r nounced the new year was at hand, the traditional toasts • SPORTCOATS were made and hugs and kisses exchanged. But, they do things differently in the country. At the stroke of midnight, the gentlemen loaded their • SLACKS rifles, stood on the back steps of the porch and each fired three shots into the wooded countryside in their own DSLAnON special salute to the New Year. • SHOES Now, of course, this can’t be done in everybody’s backyard — but on a snowy New Year’s Eve, it’s the way • SWEATERS it’s done in the country. ■SOUR Sadness • OUTERCOATS "There comes an hour of sadness with the setting of the sun, • DRESS SHIRTS Not for the sins committed, but the things I have not BUSBKSS. done” Minto Judson Savage (1841-1918) Scuba Diving • SPORT SHIRTS Instruction If you thought you HALL FOR RENT had to buy a lot of • SLEEVELESS SWEATERS Tonight at 7 Kor parlies, showers, receptions, expensive steak-and- meetings Complete kitchen facilities lobster-t}fpe foods to The Manchester Recreation l.arge enclosed parking lot Inquire Department will begin class in­ staty on the Weight TIES struction in scuba diving Lithuanian Hall Watchers® Program, tonight at 7 at the East 24 GOLWAY STREET let us deflate that Side Rec. 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TELEPHONE 649-5313 - 649-5314 TRI-CITY PLAZAp VERNON PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Jan, 7, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Jan, 7, 1975 - PAGE NINE Speakers from the Board of the nominating committee, Help for Retirees Welfare and the Recreation budget study committee and U ^ l BLOOMFIELD (UPI) - cent, and those who retired in Commission will inform the the campaign committee. Coventry Council Asks DevCo to Drop Application Retired salaried employes of the calendar year 1973, 4 per Bill Pagani Marks town committee of their ac­ heating, electricity, plumbing There will also be a report on two Connecticut insurance cent. WMM Moniea Shea and has held off hiring con­ of the town. 'The agency has to proceed tivities. and overhead doors. Renova­ the status of the Lincoln Day companies or their surviving The supplemental increase is (^orropondenl sultants pending an announce­ Agency To Meet with the review process There will be reports from Dinner. BUSINESS 50 Years as Barber The Town Council Monday ment by DevCo on whether it She I'leralh tion would be considerably less because the regulations have spouses will receive a cost-of- the fourth the companies have The Windham Regional Plan­ living supplement to their made for salaried retirees since voted unanimously to ask the plans to proceed with the than the town constructing a not been withdrawn from the ning Agency will meet tonight regular monthly incomes. November, 1967, Greater Hartford Community proposed regulation. This an­ unencumbered cash surplus for new building to store highway Coventry Planning and Zoning to discuss the report of the Starting this month about 1,- “These increases have been This week m^rks 50 years teams in the Twilight League, Development Co. (DevCo) to nouncement is expected the soccer-track complex to equipment, co-chairman Commission. reference committee on the 200 persons associated with made in recognition that in continuous business for Midget Basketball at the West withdraw its applications now sometime this week. complete payments on the William Kenyon said. The meeting will be at the planned community regulation Connecticut General Life In­ retired persons find it espeially Bill Pagani, widely known Side Rec, and bowling before the town Planning and project and provide this amount The committee is due to agency headquarters, 21 Church Building Up But Down Ollier .\rlion that had been proposed by surance Co., and its property hard to keep up with the rising teams—for about 40 years. Zoning Commission. to be returned by the state in return with its report by March St. and will start at 7:45 p.m. M anchester barber and In other action Monday the Greater Hartford and casualty affiliates, Aetna costs for food, utilities, and The action was taken in light reinbursement funds, and $4,000 1 in time for council budget CE November contracts for the community leader—48 years He and his wife, the former Town Council passed or­ Process/DevCo before DevCo GOP To iVleel Insurance Co., will begin other necessary items during Building contracts for the ding to the F.W. Dodge Division of public announcements by from the special dog account preparation. The group also standard metropolitan area of on Cooper St. and the last Julia Bernardo, reside at 13 dinances to establish a Parks had announced that due to The Republican Town Com­ receiving the extra monies. times of continuing inflation,” metropolitan Hartford area of McGraw-Hill Information DevCo that it has dropped plans funds to the dog warden ac­ recommended Monday that the Hartford, which includes Hart­ two years around the corner Falknor Dr. They have four and Recreation Commission economic conditions the new mittee will meet tonight at 8 Those who retired prior to the companies said. Systems Co. to develop a new community in count to cover expenses for the town consider acquiring a sand were up 11 per cent in ford, Litchfield, and Tolland children, seven grandchildren and a Civil Preparedness Agen­ community would not be built. p.m. at the Town Hall. Jan. 1, 1973, will receive 8 per ^ November, but figures for the The New York firm, an on Summer St. northwest Coventry remaining fiscal year. storage area in the north part of Closed Wednesday and open Sunday for Counties. and one great grandchild. cy. Another proposed ordinance first eleven months of the year authority in the construction A withdrawal of the applica­ town to facilitate winter road Non residential building con­ to designate command of local Fxeoulive Session browsing. After careful consideration, were down 8 per cent, accor­ market, reported today on the tion to establish planned com­ sanding activities. Richard tracts totaled $14,592,000 in Always interested in governmental functions during The Council met in brief Galinat has offered to provide a Selectmen To Discuss talking it over with our employees, and athletics, especially for West He still spends several days a munity regulations would a disaster was referred to the executive session with Paul I WOULD YOU LIKE A CAREER AS A { November, up 11 per cent from a week in his shop and says he cancel a scheduled PZC hearing temporary location off Grant spotchecking our customers, we have a year earlier. Residential con­ Side participants, Pagani spon­ town manager for discussion Judkins, who complained of the Hill Rd. The council requested Bill Pugani sored and supported baseball has no intention to retire. Jan. 29 on the issue. This would with the school superintendent. method Town Manager Allen Open Space Planning traded eleven hours for four hours. We are I CONNECTICUT ■ tracts were up 12 per cent to reduce costs to taxpayers and the town manager to in­ Dawkins Joins $13,866,000, and the November School Board members and Sandberg used in dropping him all happier about the extra time off, and the avoid extensive effort by per­ Supt. Arnold Elman were at the vestigate this possiblity. STATE TROOPER? ! Hartford Agency total was $28,458,000. from maintaining the town hall. Patricia Hughes was ap­ TOLLAND Other public hearing items sons now committed to review hearing to express their con­ Judkins has cleaned Coventry The Board of Selectmen, are: additional appropriation to added shopping convenience offered our I Prepare for the written examination to quality for thie elite ■ For the first eleven months of Of Consumer Concern the application, the Council cern over the stipulation in the pointed to the Board of Health I law enforcement agency. Keep your present job, study at I Thomas H. Dawkins of 28 N. the year, the totals were $157,- Town Hall buildings for the past to fill a vacancy created by meeting tonight at 7:30 at the the General Fund budget, customers with Sunday Browsing Hours. said. proposed ordinance that they I home. Minimum age 18. | Elm St., Manchester, has 579.000 nonresidential, $135,- 20 years, he said. Dorothy Thissell. Donald Davis Administration Building, will CETA Employment, $21,360, to DevCo submitted two delegate their authority during So starting this Wednesday, January 8th. Mail Coupon Below for Detalla: become associated with 963.000 residential, and $293,- Judkins wasn't protesting his informed the council that he is discuss the space study report be financed by CETA grant; ad­ Wentworth-Burns & Olmsted, Look for Bargains in 1975 applications in September to an emergency. By state law the being dropped, but the manner released last month, and will ditional appropriation to the our hours will be: 542.000 total building. unable to continue to serve on Inc., Hartford, as a real estate Of the year-to-date totals, the PZC. The first concerned a board of education and school in which it was done, he said. act on the controversial $30,916 Board of Education Special the Pension Committee beyond salesman. nonresidential contsruciion was proposed zoning regulation to officials are responsible for the Blue Cross Refund. Education Grant fund. Con­ Department stores have ping equipment, paint and Fstiiiiules Sought his current term due to an The 40-year-old firm deals in up 6 per cent, residential was By Stale Department allow the establishment of a students. Mrs. Joan Lewis, The insurance refund, a sumer Education — Home Police Examination Preparation Division already started their January hardware, The Council authorized the illness in the family. I real estate sales, appraisals, down 20 per cent, and the total Of (a>nHiiiner Proleelion planned community. The se­ school board chairman said. public hearing item, is expected Economics, $485, to be financed Cross Academy, Inc. “White Sales” — some of them SEPTEMBER - China and Public Works Study Committee The council voted to provide and insurance. It is affiliated was down 8 per cent. One way to cut expenses in cond was a zone change This responsibility cannot be to be appropriated to the Board by a state grant; additional ap­ MONDAY - TUESDAY I 541 Worcester Rd. scheduled them before Christ­ glassware, sporting goods, to seek estimates on the badges to town constables with the Greater Hartford Nonresidential buildings in­ the daily cost of living is to request, and a general plan of delegated to anyone else, she of Education. The board has propriation to the Board of THURSDAY - FRIDAY Framingham, Mass. 01701 mas, believe it or not, but there fabrics, and back-to-school renovation of a stone building at George Savoie and Fred I Multiple Listing Service. clude commercial, manufac­ search out bargains. Be sure, development along with its said. already decided where most of are bargains still to be found specials. the rear of the town garage as a Contessa. Savoie was presented Education Special Education 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. Dawkins, a native of turing, educational, religious, however, that what you buy is detailed first phase. the money will be spent, with N am e...... the early days of these typical Funds Transferred possible site for added highway Monday seeking authorization Grant fund. Cooperative Work SATURDAY I Rockville, has lived in something you really need — The PZC chose to consider $7,000 to be returned to par­ Address...... administrative, recreational, winter sales. Here’s what the OCTOBER — Major The Council voted to transfer department space. from the Town Council to have Experience, $4,280, to be 10 A.M. > 5:30 P.M. Manchester nearly 30 years. He and other buildings not otherwise it’s no bargain. It's a only the proposed regulation. ticipating Blue Cross teachers. financed by a state grant; P calendar usually looks like for appliances, evening wear, $3,200 from contingency to legal The committee will seek the town seal placed upon new SUNDAY BROWSING C ity ...... Tel...... holds an AB degree from designed for shelter. Residen­ bargain only if you can really By state law only the applicant The selectmen will appoint a resolution authorizing the town I the rest of the year; home furnishings, outerwear, can cancel a hearing on the fees to cover town attorney fees three estimates from contrac­ constable badges. The council 1 P.M. - 5 P.M. A g e ...... Occupation . Columbia University and has tial buildings include houses, use it, so don't be carried away over the DevCo issue; $1,066 seventh member to the water manager to acquire 2.35 acres by a low price tag on something FEBRUARY — Housewares, and skiing supplies. issue. The PZC has requested tors at $50 each to determine voted $100 to purchase four 1 When Is a good time to call you? held a real estate sales license apartments. motels, dor­ NOVEMBER - Gourmet from unincumbered cash sur­ study committee and will act on of land off Gehring Rd. for $8,- that ends up in the closet. furniture, rugs, women's coats, state and regional agencies, as the cost of replacing the roof, badges from contingency and since June 1974. He was a plum­ mitories and other buildings for food, silverware, Christmas plus to the school board for a resolution concerning flood 000 as site for the fire station as bing contractor in Manchester mattresses, and curtains. well as town boards and com­ install a concrete floor. for them to remain the property shelter. toys, and white goods. emergency drainage work at insurance. approved by town referendum. I Thomas Dawkins MARCH China and missions to review the proposal for about 20 years. DECEMBER — Resort and Robertson School; $4,525 from glassware, garden supplies, and luggage, cruise wear, toys and gift APRIL — Fabrics, foun­ items, women’s and girl’s dations and lingerie, hosiery, coats, and men’s and boy’s ladies' shoes, sleepwear, men's winter suits and coats. Morra To Learn and boy’s clothing. Remember, with careful MAY — Home furnishings, shopping you can frequently luggage, outdoor furniture, find these same products on About Jobs Fund white goods, handbags, and sale at other times. television sets. BOLTON superintendent's and prin­ cipal's report. HAWAIIAN CARNIVAL SWEEPSTAKES JUNE — Bedding, floor Answers to questions of Donna Holland The board will discuss high coverings, furniture, men’s and general interest will appear in Correspondent school smoking procedures, boy’s wear. this column. Address questions 646-03 T.5 student transportation, in­ JULY — Fabrics, furs, to; “Of Consumer Concern,’’ First Selectman Richard crease in price of milk, phonic washing machines, Departm ent of Consumer Morra today planned to attend ear equipment and the heating refrigerators, swim suits, and Protection, State Office a presentation on subsidized of two rooms at the high school. Win a trip to Hawaii for two HERE’S HOW TO ENTER garden supplies. 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I PACK TKN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Jan. 7, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Tues., Jan, 7, 1975 PAGE ELEVEN Serious Time for Sunday’s Super Bowl Foes, Thames Hoopsters Turn Back Cougars BASKETBALL Pittsburgh Defense Challenge to Minnesota Leading virtually all the with 15 points with Ernie three straight buckets by way, Thames Valley Gagle and Dana Dufrane ad­ Dufrane put Thames back in Regional Technical College ding 14 and 10 markers the lead, an advantage they PEE WEE Going into overtime, the NEW ORLEANS (U PD - from the hospital early against ours. Pittsburgh is a definitely poses a problem. “But if anything will help us basics...they’re very strong Nobody can predict that.” upended Manchester Com­ respectively. never relinquished. We'll probably have to chase munity College, 73-64, last The visitors took a quick Iverson paced the Cougars Celtics nipped Willie’s, 23-22, Tlic pictures have been today. lot like us on defense —big it will be in preparation. The and physical like us.” last night at the East Side Rec. taken, the on-thc-field inter­ The Steelers, who earned and strong. Nobody's gonna him all over the field.’’ Steelers beat you at the Jack Lambert, the night in basketball action at 11-6 lead before MCC with 17 points with Tommy Cheney Tech. Roger Greenwood tallied 17 views granted and now it's their first Super Bowl run up and down the field "He very definitely forces Despite Minnesota’s two Steelers’ rookie middle rebounded behind Biliy Tucker (12), John Dishaw points for the winners while Bill linebacker, is willing to ven­ Peoples and Curt Iverson to time tor both the Pittsburgh appearance ever with Sunday, The team with con­ us to change our normal previous Super Bowl The Cougars, now 5-3 (12) and John Conley (10) Silver netted eight for Willie's, take its only lead, 21-20. But Steelers and Minnesota playoff victories over Buf­ sistency will come out the alignment and the way we appearances, Pittsburgh ture an opinion, however.. overall and 4-1 in the also hitting double figures. Also, Burger King out­ Vikings to get down to some falo and Oakland, were the winner." break off the line of scrim­ Coach Chuck Noll refuses to CCCAA, have a league en­ distanced Top Notch, 22-16, Thnmen Valiev,,73^ ManoheBler (64) with Tim Feshler leading the serious training for Sunday's No. 1 defensive team in the Tarkenton, who led the mage," Holmes added. think his team will be at a “If we play our best, we’ll counter tonight at Fairfield F Pts. B F Pts. National "Tarkenton is durable and disadvantage because of the Graves 2 1 3 Tucker winners with 11 markers and Super Bowl. American Football National Football win,” said the 22-year-old University against Peoples able to throw on the run. I Vikings’ experience. Hespeler 2 0 4 Tim Reynolds pumped in eight Both clubs went through Football Conference. In addition to Conference in passing yar­ graduate of Kent State who Housatonic Community Grant 4 1 9 Dishaw for the Foodmen. allowing the, fewest points dage with 2,598 yards and think I’ve gotten to him once Flanagan 1 0 2 Reynolds mtormal workouts Monday “Experience in playoff was Pittsburgh’s No. 2 draft College. Gagle 7 0 14 Iverson but a noted absentee from Conference and th e least yards, threw 17 touchdown passes, in three years.” choice last year and stepped Ricnatelli 6 3 13 Clancy Pittsburgh also led the en­ will try to keep the Steelers’ The Vikings will enter American games didn’t help Oakland Reserve forward Mike Gorski 2 1 3 Conley MIDGET the Steelers' brief practice when we played them for the into a starting role in the Dufrane 4 2 10 Leber was defensive end Dwight tire National Football front four off balance by Super Bowl IX with two Football club’s third exhibition game Richatelli came off the Gianacopolos 2 5 9 Army & Navy had to go into AFC championship,” Noll Totals 2S 14 64 an extra session before sub­ White who was hospitalized League in quarterback sacks mixing in his famed losses in as many previous Conference following an injury to Henry bench and led the winners Totals 30 13 73 Score at with 52, with the front four scrambling along with his Super Bowl appearances, in­ said. “What you do on the duing Regal's, 28-23, last night Sunday night with stomach field that day is all that Davis. at the West Side Rec. Joe cramps and muscle spasms accounting for 40 of them. passing. cluding last year’s 24-7 loss counts.” ‘‘We plan to enjoy Maher paced the Servicemen in his back. "Going against that "I've gotten to him to the Miami Dolphins, and with 16 points while Harold Minnesota offensive tackle ourselves this week but The 6-foot-4, 255-pound Steeler defense will certain­ (Tarkenton) three or four Tarkenton was in full Brainard's 15 markers topped White, who along with Joe ly be a challenge for us," times during my six years in Ron Vary was asked if this we’re here tb get a job Big Rally Regal's. would spur his club on. agreement, adding, “You done.” ^ Greene. L. C. Greenwood tour, was reported resting said Vikings quarterback the league," Greenwood can talk about psychological and Ernie Holmes comprise Fran Tarkenton. "It figures said. "But he's always com­ "Losing here twice comfortably and was before...that should be in­ this and psychological that. The final stages of By Spurs Bl SINESSMAN S the Steelers' ferocious front e.xpected to be released to be a disciplined game pleting passes with me What it all comes down to is preparing for that “job” Davis Cuppers in obtaining the services of Action at Illing Junior High with their defense matched hanging on. Tarkenton very centive enough,” Vary said. how you play Sunday. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Stan southpaw Sam McDowell, last night saw Westown Phar­ -begin today. GARY CARLSON ALEX MIKOLOWSKY MARK DEMKO JOHN LUSA Decisive Smith will lead a United States released Monday by the New macy nip Telso. 73-71. and East Catholic Manchester High Manchester High East Catholie Davis Cup team against Mexico York Yankees. Army & Navy trounce Honda in a second-round match in Brown said he had met with Civics. 101-76. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - Palm Springs, Calif., Jan. 31- McDowell last week and would Paul Quey (25). Craig Stabler How does a professional basket­ Feb. 2. “like to hear from him again.” Phillips (14) and Dave McKen­ THE HERALD Mates ball team, which can’t even Dennis Ralston, coach of the na (12) led Westown while Dave score 20 points in each of the U.S. team, said Monday that Barrows (24), Larry Coivell (20) ANGLE Contract first two quarters, pile in 42 Smith will be joined by Roscoe Miller Signed and Jim Evans (8) topped points in the final period? Tanner, Tom Gorman, Bob Telso. Tom Malin pumped in a Sto Paul to Test East, ■ TORONTO (UPI) - The game-high 32 points for Army & Recall “No big secret,” says San An­ Lutz and Dick Stockton. ISo Good tonio coach Bob Bass. “We Toronto Argonauts football Navy followed by John Driscoll By Earl Yost Sports Editor didn't play Utah any different club, with Russ Jackson as new and Joe Massolini with 25 and 15 Award for Radatz coach, Monday announced the markers respectively. Jack BIRMINGHAM, Ala. in the fourth quarter than we Wilson were playing them in the first. BOSTON (UPI) - Dick signing of 27-year-old lineman Lawrence (23), Joe Palom- (UPI) — Ruling the Bir­ High Host to Penney Ralph Miller for the 1975 The fouls did it. Radatz, the iron man of the bizii(16) and Don Coppen (11) mingham Americans of the “ When the fouls started Boston bullpen in the early ’60s, season. led Honda. World Football League HOUSTON (UPI) - Don mounting up, we just worked on will receive the ex-Red Sox Miller, 6-4 and 255 pounds, violated their three-year Wilson’s Houston Astro By Len Auster 31-17, at halftime. The visiting Black Knights sport a 3-3 that advantage like any team award Jan. 23 at the Boston was with the Detroit Wheels of pact with Oakland Raiders teammates remember the ledger in the CCIL and 3-5 in all games. would,” Bass said after his Baseball Writers’ dinner. the World Football Association With Dick Grant and Phil Tennis Playing Outdoors You have to be mentally ready each and every game in until the club went out of quarterback Ken Stabler, a pitcher as a fierce com­ With a brand new two-game winning streak, Cheney Spurs, who could score only 35 Also appearing at the dinner, Daley netting 20 and 15 points Sunny temperatures last weekend found a number of ten­ the tough Hartford County Conference and tonight at 8 at existence last season. judge Monday released petitor they could count on Tech (7-2) hits the road at Granby High. Last Thursday, points in the first half, crushed to be held at Boston’s Statler respectively, Sportmart edged nis buffs playing outside at Charter Oak Park and the Eagles’ Nest, the East Catholic basketball team will Hilton Hotel, will be former Fred’s Athletic Club, 66-65, last Stabler from the contract. and as a friend. the Beavers staged a dramatic comeback in the fourth the Stars 113-92 in the only Wickham Park. The latter area boasts four excellent have to be near its peak against defending Class B champ Red Sox outfielder Ken night at the Community Y. Don “He was a tremendous quarter, and in overtime upended Stafford, 88-80. In its se­ American Basketball Associa­ playing surfaces...The retired golf swingers at the Circuit Court Judge St. Paul. tion game Monday night. Harrelson. Harrelson, recently Price Tag Stores with 20, and Red Davis’ competitor on and off the cond contest of the 1974-75 season, Cheney toppled Granby, Manchester Country Club, also known as the Geritol Set, William C. Barber ruled the In its most recent outing, the Eagles were roughed up by Rich Jones, who with James named colorman on next NEW YORK (UPI) - 11 markers paced Fred's. field,” outfielder Bob Wat­ 72-53, with Tom LeCourt leading the way with 23 points. have turned their attention to duckpin bowling this winter Americans, by not paying arch-rival South Catholic. Turnovers, missed shots took Silas got San Antonio going in season’s Red Sox telecasts, Heavyweight champion Also, UAC Barons son said Monday. “He was The 5-10 senior backcourtman leads Tech in the scoring overwhelmed B.A. Club, 86-41. at the Holiday Lanes, Nels Shenning reports 30 men form $30,000 of the $100,000 their toll. “We just have to realize how bad we can look,” the final half, said, “We won played one full season with Muhammad Ali put a $10 millon the guy we looked to for department, clicking away at a 19.8 clip. Boston, batting .275 with 35 Pete Brunone (31), Joe the new loop with scores still below par...With snow promised the National Foot­ East Coach Stan Ogrodnik commented in the post-game the game on fouls, but we still price tag on his services for leadership. I really felt this In area engagements, defending Central Valley won. home runs in 1968. DeMarko )24) and Vic Laptic covering parts of the Country Club golf course a few ball League star in the first lockerroom last Saturday, “But we just have to straighten 1975 Monday and said the year he was going to be the Conference titlist South Windsor High (2-1,4-4), which has “As soon as Moses Malone boxing world would have to (14) were high for the winners golfers managed to keep their legs in shape by walking the year of his contract, ourselves out and get ready for the next game. leader of our ballclub. won four of its last five starts, journeys to conference foe got in trouble, the guys started McDowell Released starting beating the drums for a while A1 Wiley (15), Wes Kilby course on the weekend...Jack Maloney has left the violated the pact. Barber “Even after we had won five games I wasn’t satisfied (10) and Mark Kravontha (10) “He will be sorely mis­ with our play. We’ve been very erratic—it’s just the nature Windsor (1-2, 3-4). Also in the CVC, Rockville High (1-2,1- feeding me. He got six fouls and NEW YORK (UPI) - The name replacement the Manchester High varsity basketball squad. said Stabler was “free from he was pulled out. If Utah paced the losers. sed.” of our team which is a very young one. We’ll find out very 5) is at league-leading 3-0 Simsbury High. The Trojans are New York Yankees, who following year. any obligation under any 6-2 in all games. trapped me after that, the guys bolstered their pitching staff by “I’ll fight anywhere for that ters of this (Contract.” Wilson, 29, and his five- early Tuesday (tonight) how hungry we are.” went to Silas.” year-old son, Alexander, Charter Oak Conference tilts on tap tonight have Coven­ signing Jim Hunter on New kind of money,” Ali said. His Also on the local scene tonight, Manchester High enter­ Jones tossed in 26 points in last bout was in Zaire when he While Stabler played out try High (1-2, 2-4) at Rocky Hill (0-3,1-6) and Rham High, Year’s Eve, gave veteran BENNET GIRLS Absence ISot A First died Sunday of carbon tains CCIL rival Penney High of East Hartford at Clarke the second half and finished the took the heavyweight crown Squaring its basketball his option with the Raiders, 2-1 in the COC and 4-3 overall visiting Bolton (1-3,2-4). The lefthander Sam McDowell his When game officials failed to show for the New monoxide poisoning. Wilson Arena at 7:45. The Indians, 2-4 in the league and 3-5 night with 31. Silas, hitting 12 of unconditional release Monday. from George Foreman. record yesterday at 1-1 was the Hampshire-UConn basketball game last week in Durham he was to receive $100,000 in was found in his garage, overall, have lost their last three decisions, including a 49- Bulldogs are without the services for the rest of the cam­ 15 shots in the game, had 17 McDowell made the decision “Russia can even be an Bennet Junior High girls’ team it marked the second time in three years there was a mix- each the first two years of slumped over in the front 44 duke to Enfield after having the Raiders on the ropes. paign of 6-5 junior center Kevin Hills, who suffered a dis­ points in the final quarter to himself last September when he appealing place if they are with a 46-29 triumph over up in Yankee Conference officiating assignments involving his agreement with the seat of his luxury car. The located hip in an automobile mishap last Dec. 21. finish with a game-high 36 told New York Manager Bill willing to pay to see me.” Wilson. points. the Huskies. The responsible party is not the home team Americans. In 1976, the year fumes from the engine Virtlon, “I quit.” Bennet led after the first he was to start playing for seeped into the house where “We were never out of it in quarter, 17-0, and at the inter­ but the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference office (Herald photo by Dunn) Player-Coach the Birmingham team, he Alexander was asleep. the first half and in the second mission, 33-7. Lisa Tilden paced which now operates out of Cape Cod...Holiday Lanes will College Basketball Copeland Retiring BLOOMINGTON, Minn. the winners with 15 points be the scene of a Class B Men’s Duckpin Bowling Tour­ was to receive $135,000. He Wilsoh’s wife, Bernice, 27, we did everything right,” Bass Dual Present CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) - (UPI) — Minnesota Twins followed by Ellen Donadio’s 12 nament Saturday with $125 guaranteed the winner. Last was also to receive incentive Manchester Swim Coach Dick Sollanek Issues Orders and nine-year-old daughter, said. The Spurs came from seven Eight-year veteran Jim President Calvin Griffith said and Cindy Formica’s eight year a field of 179 competed with 47 gaining the prize bonuses and other con­ Denise, also were over­ Monday he has offered Harmon clipltoard in hand, .Manchester High Coach Dick squad for the first time in the school's history, also NEW YORK (UPI) — points down at halftime to tie Copeland notified Cleveland markers. list...One night rental cost for the use of the coliseum at siderations. come. Doctors said today Killebrew a 1975 contract as Sollanek gives advice to his tri-captains (left to right) listening in on the conversation. The Indian natators North Carolina State Michigan State the score at 71-71 on Silas’ Browns owner Art Modell Mon-, .the Hartford Civic Center is $1,250 or 12.5 per cent of the Mrs. Wilson is in fair condi­ player-coach. Paying Stabler $50,000 in John Mrosek, Pete Naktenis and Ed Adamy with are 1-1 thus far with their next meet Friday afternoon learned the hard way this layin. day that he was retiring from gross receipts...The Civic Center will seat 10,389 for tion, but Denise is in a coma Griffith, who said last month cash when he signed the con­ Sherrie Hopperstead, one of two girls on the varsity in West Hartford against Conard High. past weekend not to take Jones then scored the Spurs’ football. hockey on 9,175 fixed and 1,214 portable seats 11,283 for and in critical condition. first nine points in the final Copeland, a backup center the club had no room for tract, the league champion anything for granted, Problems Solved BOLAND basketball and 12,607 for ‘in-the-round' functions. Red ' An autopsy report period and San Antonio was off and offensive guard most of his Killebrew as a player, said he Americans, plagued by while Indiana, given one TONIGHT has offered Killebrew a job as theater-type seats will be the permanent ones. financial troubles through released Monday said NEW YORK (UPI) — Michigan State’s basketball team 10:2 5 Whaler8 vg. to its 42-point burst in the final career, had a history of injuries Wilson’s blood had an present on Saturday, got stopped fighting among its own players Monday night, and 12 minutes to humiliate Utah. and missed almost all of the batting instructor and OIL CO. most of the last half of the Mariners, WTIC pinchhitter. alcohol content of .167. The another one today. that was bad news for Ohio State. 1974 season afer undergoing WFL’s initial season, used Going into the Big Four “We felt we needed this win,” knee surgery following the EST.1935 the quarterback’s name in legal percentage for The Buckeyes happened to be Bass daid. “We’ve had five drunkeness is .10. tournament at Michigan State’s first opponent Joins Indians opening game with Houston. Title Meets for Women to hold off straight losses to Utah and they BEmURD i LOZKR, MC. promoting the new the upset bid of G reensboro, N.C. last since Saturday’s suspension of “ For the purpose of seven-time loser Northern were pressing us for second 22 REGENT STREET Vitale Back and Winning franchise. Friday, the Wolfpack was 10 black players and their CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI)- FUEL OIL driving he was over one and Arizona. place in the ABA West. Now we Interested MANCHESTER reinstatement on Sunday and The Cleveland Indians not only 25t/i Y»»r In Good to learn John Vitale is back running in these parts Barber said he delayed his a half times drunk or under 8-0 this season, ranked Scores of other major games feel better about facing Denver PITTSBURGH (UPI) - the Spartans won the Big Ten will have a player-manager in DrywtII ConilrucUon 38.9« after suffering a foot injury while in Florida. The former ruling to see if the the influence,” Dr. Joseph No. 1 by tbe United Press included: LSU 92 Florida 91, on the road Wednesday.” General Manager Joe L. Brown I Cdlingi Rapairwi S Replaced game, 88-84, at home. Frank Robinson, but also a 2lx) qallon Minimum ; UConn runner, one of the country’s leading long distance Americans would fulfill Jachimcyzk said. “He would International Board of Kansas 79 St. Louis 72, Tulane of the Pittsburgh Pirates ad­ liD MHCE M Ml« KMUS. Lindsay Hairston and Terry player-coach in Tom McCraw. Malone wasn’t the only Utah DM ORTtM M T CMMETSI runners and well-known in Manchester for his Five Mile their obligation in 1974. It Sought by NCAA. Body have been booked for driving Coaches and picked to 84 SMU 80, Houston 86 Dayton mitted today he was interested AUTOMATIC DELIVERY Furlow, two of the players who McCraw and Dave Garcia player with six fouls. Ron CALL Uf or would be unfair to require 85,Texas Tech 72 Oklahoma 24 HOUR SERVICE Road Race performances, copped the nine-miler in River­ while intoxicated.” face eightb-rated North missed Saturday’s 52-point loss were named Monday night as Boone, the Stars’ leading Coma In With lout Probtomt ton Sunday...One week into January and still no public ice payment of the $30,000 at Police hoped to question Carolina in the tourney State 62, Illinois State 107. Oral coaches for the Tribe in 1975, scorer, also had a half dozen. FREE COFFEE to Indiana in which Michigan “SAVIHQ YOU MONBY skating at any town supervised area...Professional skiers this time, he said, when the Mrs. Wilson, who also suf­ finals. Roberts 98, UC-Santa Barbara joining Harvey Haddix and Jeff Boone led tbe Stars with 22 646-6320 WASHINGTON (UPI) — Women’s sports on national State used mostly junior varsity North Stars IS OUR GOAL.." Spider Sabich, Jean-Claude Killy are scheduled to take Americans are already In announcing Monday that the council was urging the fered a bruised jaw, to 89 Oklahoma 71. Torborg. points and Malone had 18. T U 648-4464 or campuses had come a little way, baby, today at the con­ players, combined for 45 points 369 Cuntcr SI., Manchatltr part in the Pro Classic Feb. 1-2 at Mt. Snow. First place more than $100,000 behind in women’s championships, David Swank of Oklahoma, a determine what happened. against Ohio State. Overmatched 6464464 will be worth $4.000...Carl Silver, area Amateur Softball tax payments. vention of the National Collegiate Atheletic Association. council member, said the equal rights movement means Hairston, the team captain, Police theorize the deaths Cunningham KANSAS CITY (UPI) - The Association representative, reports that the major rule The all-male executive council of the NCAA came out that colleges, “will have to offer intercollegiate cham­ scored 26, and Furlow added 19. The judge ordered a $30,- strongly in favor of a pilot program encouraging national were accidental. new year bodes little joy for change for slow pitch play next season will be the pitching 000 note issued by the pionship competition for women compatible to that Feeling Great Jeff Tropf, a white freshman team championship competition for women in 11 sports on provided men.” who was the only active player Charlie Burns, if his subtle rule. The maximum 10-foot height wording has been Americans in lieu of the pay­ PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - debut as Minnesota North Stars the same scale that now exists for men’s sports. not suspended in what Coach deleted. There is no longer any restriction on the height of ment to Stabler declared He also predicted that college recruiting of women Billy Cunningham, who tallied coach Monday night in Kansas TEDTMJDON IS The council advocated that national women’s cham­ Gus Ganakas called a “lovers’ the pitch. athletic stars is inevitable in the future: “I believe City is an omen. null and void. 24 points Monday night to push quarrel,” scored six points and pionships be conducted this year for track and field and recruiting already is beginning for women.” Burns’ battered North Stars, the Philadelphia 76ers to a 101- led his team with 11 rebounds. tennis to be followed in subsequent years by nine other Before taking up floor consideration of a number of con­ missing three top right wingers 95 win over Buffalo, said he has “The problem is rectified, as MOONUGHnW. sports. Progressively these would be; cross country, troversial proposals, the NCAA mounted a broadscale at­ and several other key veterans, been “feeling great” the last far as the coach and players are basketball, golf, field hockey, gymnastics, softball, bad­ skated into Kemper Arena with tack on the U.S. Olympic committee on both the legal and few games. concerned,” Ganakas said. Expanded Coverage Rick Ley Lost minton, skiing and volly ball. "I have really been feeling a crew of neophytes and the legislative fronts. SPORTS “Outside of here, they’ll be It took a good many years for Cheney Tech’s basketball new acquisitions were over­ The move came as the delegates to the convention Attorneys for the NCAA disclosed Monday that the they great the last four or five talking about this for years.” To Whalers SLATE matched by the expansion Kan­ team to get state-wide teevee coverage but it happened honored President Ford with their highest award before have filed a federal court suit which challanges moves by games,” Cunningham said. “I The victory gave Michigan sas City Scouts, 5-2. last week when Channel 3 featured the local squad which is SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) - starting to vote on a formidable number of amendments the USOC last month to set up a system of compulsory ar­ felt as good as ever in the last State a 7-3 record while Ohio The New England Whalers will It was the only National on the winning track for the second time in 20 years...Jeff aimed at solving economic problems besetting university bitration for settling jurisdictional disputes over the Wednesday two weeks.” State dropped to 6-6. The oppose the Mariners tonight Hockey League game Monday. Koelsch plans a winter vacation in Florida starting Feb. 8. and college atheletic departments and possibly cracking The Sixers, who led by only Buckeyes were led by Craig without defenseman Rick Ley. makeiip of U.S. teams in international games. WRESTLING Burns almost seemed con­ The latter part of the trip will include taking in the major down on recruiting and other ethical abuses. 74-71 entering the last quarter, Taylor’s 22 points and the 21 by An NCAA committee also urged President Ford to set up Glusionkury at Manchester fused about his new position league baseball teams in training in March...Here’s a new also were paced by All-Star Bill Andreas. Ley pulled a groin muscle in Ford was honored by the NCAA as the winner of the a commission to review the Olympic committee’s behind the North Stars bench. Thursday forward Steve Mix, who racked Meanwhile, Indiana, the twist. Several youngsters were offering for sale two dollar the second period against the Theodore Roosevelt award for his contributions to operations. The convention also advocted that Congress He glibly explained general up 23 points. nation’s new No. 1 team, beat admission tickets for half that price to adults outside the Minnesota Fighting Saints, American sports at lunch prior to the convention’s first BASKETBALL manager and coach Jack Gor­ act on legislation to create a commission to oversee U.S. Mix scored 17 of his points in No. 11 Michigan 90-76 at Ann gym at the East Catholic-South Catholic High basketball which the Whalers lost 9-3 in voting session. East Catholic at Bulkeley don was elevating himself to participation in the Olympics. the second half as Philadelphia Arbor in a meeting of last game last Saturday night at the University of Hartford. their heaviest defeat of the organizational tasks for the Friday gained its 16th victory against year’s Big 10 co-champions. year, and flew back to Hartford mid-season rebuilding job The game was a sellout...Duckpin bowling scores to date 22 losses this season. Kentucky, ranked ninth, Monday. BASKETBALL prematurely forced by the in­ have been up and down for many teams and pinners this Philadelphia coach Gene whipped Georgia 96-77; No. 13 Windham at Manchester jury wave. season with the plastic pins. A number of veteran male “The pull didn’t bother me Shue said, “Mix making the All- Arizona barely got by Northern Wethersfield at East Catholic “I’m just Jack’s assistant,” pinners swear that the plastic pins have increased their much when it first happened, Star team is a great success St. Thomas Seminary at Arizona 78-77; No. 14 Marquette Burns shrugged. “The new average while a minority differ on the same issue. but when I made a quick turn on story.” topped San Diego State 58-54, Fine for Altering Grade Transcripts Clieney Tech uuhh niop The Sixers were ahead by situation will give him a van­ Many iXTiplc .iiist can'l tsci ic|\iii I the ice and hurt it even more and 16th-ranked South Carolina m Bacon Aeademy at Coventry tage point to do things that have Liurmg ihc day. ) Mailing Januai> Mh wc will K* later on I could almost feel the only a point at 82-81 with 8:23 o|K'i) nighls. East Hampton at Rham topped Fordham 94-67. to be done the rest of the season left, but then spurted for 10 Steve Green scored 26 points, 'Jiisi call .md make .in apixnnimeiil. Wc will be muscle tear away from the GALVESTO.N, Tex. Hoihrook aHHeHaed the fine in howl games or School, was aeeused of Rockville at Glastonhury to rebuild the team.” .ible It) work on your VW Monday lluoiigh I riday The bone,” Ley said. straight points to grab a 92-81 Scott May 20 and John uiUil n:.)!) A.M. And we’ll do moM everything you’ll (UPI) — Dihtriet Attorney pliiH eoiirt eoHtH .Monday appearing on television. altering the transcripts of South Windsor at Newington advantage with 5:52 remaining. Burns said he is still under Ellington at Tolland Laskowski 19 for Indiana, which neeil. iVom a Uine-up lo a brake H»b {ni;\KH engine Muffler That’8 Ley joins center Terry Ron Wiltton MuyH he after Woolley pleaded no ’.Sooner quarterback Kerry With just 2:18 remaining, Gordon and Gordon is still woik IS done during the day only). “ I can’t think of a more Manchester at Windham raised its record to 13-0 this Anytme will work on >tmi VW during the day. Caffery and winger A1 II Philadelphia took its biggest coach, although Burns will be GuaranteedJ forlU I reeoinmemled foiner high o t a t to the in i a - Jackson and center season. Michigan, 9-2, which Only l ed Trudon Volkswagen will work at ioih Karlander in Hartford sitting laudahle reason to do (girls) the man behind the bench the as long as Helioiil, C.oueli Joe Woolley demeanor eliarge, which .Michael I’hillips. He lead at 98-85. Buffalo then saw a 17-game home court win­ convenieiKe. \ » y«iu out games. Caffery also has a wrong than to try to help a Economy Electric^s Hockey Entry rest of the season. That’s service. ! he fined only $2.5 for carried a poHaihle $1,000 was fired by school WRESTLING battled back for eight straight ning streak snapped, got 18" own the car... groin injury and Karlander an kid,” Wilson said. “ I think Burns’ use of the word That’s Tcti Trutlon. altering the grade fine or a year in Jail or Superintendent Eli Fast Catholie at Glastonbury points to make it 98-93 with 35 points from center C. J. Kupec. ankle injury which will keep the ease is only worth $25. Comprising the Economy Electric Beckwith, John Hedlund, Dave rebuilding appears mild. The Douglas in July, 1973, SWIMMING seconds left. But Mix came Kevin Grevey scored 32 875-25 him in a cast for the next three traiiHeriptH of two U’niver- hoth. team, once playoff material, What more ran we do to back with a free thow and Cun­ points, 18 of them in the second entry in the Manchegler Youth Stepper. Second row, Mike Smith, weeks. Gerry Methe is nity of Oklahoma foothall 'I'lie grade-tampering after he a (I ni i 11 e d .Manehester at Conard has slipped the past two the man than has already ningham with a field goal to half, to lead Kentucky past Hockey Assn, play at the Bolton Ice Mark Stepper, Paul Hohenthal, expected to be brought up from reeriiitH heeauae Woolley iiieident reaulted in a two- changing Jackson’s seasons, and the loss to the heen done'/” Saturday clinch the win. Georgia, but Arizona had to Palace Sunday mornings are, front, Tim Cohen, Mike Calahro. Rear, Cape Cod to replace Ley, and wuH juHt trying “to help a year probation for transcripts so the Ball Scouts dropped Minnesota to IlDTRUDONVOLHSWAlGEN OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP Cunningham had 17 rebounds overcome 20-point efforts by left to right, Rick Clark, Eric Coaches Brian Daigle, Dave ROUTE 83 ROCKVILLE Bob Charlebois will replace kid.” Oklahoma that prohihited Woolley, who was head graduate would he eligible WRESTLING within nine points of Kansas Tolland Turnpike, Manchester. 646rI638 Rhain at Manehester and nine assists and Mix had 12 David Benning and Nate Payne Stepper, Tim Conti, Brian Galahue. Caffery. (N)unty Judge Kay the Soonera from playing foothall eoaeli at Hall High to play at Oklahoma. ralNwndi. City and the division cellar. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Jan. 7, 1975' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Tues., Jan. 7, 1975 — PAGE THIRTEEN Grow Food Homos For Safe 23 Homos For Sole HARTFORD (UPI) - Deputy commission resulted from “the You May Now Design Senate Minority Larry DeNar- growing awareness of the Vernon Names Planner dis, R-Hamden, wants a state potential dangers to local food Own Retirement Plan emergency food commission to supply in an uncertain school of Contfnunitj^ Planning G e ra ld M. P e e le r of reviewing proposed zoning help Connecticut meet any economy.” Since Connecticut is and Area Development. tfanlul I. raale Narragansett, R. I. has been changes, preparation of an in­ future food crisis. DiNardis, dependent for 86 per cent of its By RAY DE CRANE be withdrawn before retire­ His major areas of study Herald selected to be Vernon’s town dustrial redevelopment plan, who also proposed that idle fo ^ on distant out-of-state im­ Every American worker not ment — age 59‘A at the earliest this new Ranch says our builder there were economics, land use planner. He will become the transportation studies' and the state land be available to ports, the situation here could now covered by an approved — or they become immediately Area Profile planning, planning law, third planner the town has had preparation of several citizens who want to grow their become very grave,” he said. company pension program, or taxable and a 10 per cent tax Herald Lovely home In establlehed neighborhood. 3 since the governments were transportation, urban design, clearance and rehabilitation own food, said the idea for a an organized retirement penalty is incurred. bedrooms, 2 full baths, and 2-car garage. Offered In consolidated. zoning, community facilities projects. system, may now design his But for those who regularly Mid-40’8. Before approving his appoint­ and urban management. His duties also included own retirement plan. save under the program, the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ment Monday night the Town He is presently employed as supervision of planning ac­ WHEN YOU THINK He can set aside as much as speedy growth in the tax- Council approved a salary of principal planner for the tivities and projects in the $1,500 a year in a special retire­ sheltered accounts is almost REALE’S CORNER Eden Expresses Hope unbelievable. 175 WAIN STREET______PHONt 646-4525 $14,(XX) a year and voted to Department of Planning and Model Cities area. ment account. ’The money so set allow him up to $1,000 for Urban Development for the city Peeler is expected to start his aside is fully deductible on his A typical example of the fund’s growth and the monthly moving expenses from Rhode of Providence, R. I. duties in Vernon next week. income tax return. Further­ VERNON CIRCLE Area - four retirement benefits it provides Island. His responsibilities included COATS more, all the interest or other Privato Instructions IB family, aluminum siding, an­ will be illustrated in For Bipartisan Spirit Peeler, who is 28, graduated earnings on his retirement nest PHONE 643-2711 nual income $7,400. Exceptional Goodbye egg are tax-exempt during his tomorrow’s installment. PIANO INSTRUCTION - value at $41,900. Duoaldo- from. King’s College, Wilkes YOU THINK private piano lessons with an Barre, Pa. in 1968 with a B.A. in working years. (NEWSPAPERENTERPRISEA.SSN I FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Lesperance Agency, 646-0505. VERNON Arthur Garafolo who is now a HARTFORD (U P I)-F iveof Bennett community affairs It is not until after retire­ experienced teacher, beginners Dooley, an attorney, is political science. His major and intermediates. Phone 649- regular member of the commis­ outgoing Gov. Thomas J. commissioner, Edward Simp­ ment, when he starts to draw Help Wantod FIVE-ROOM Cape. New gas Bv employed by Connecticut course work was in state and 1975 Tax Book Holp Wantod 1256. B.ARBAR.A RICHMOND General Life Insurance Co, He sion. Meskill's commissioners son personnel commissioner, benefits, that the money hot w ater 2-zone heating local government and urban af­ c/o Manchester (Ct.) Herald system. Carport, carpeting, is just complying his second The council also approved the handed in their resignations Nicholas Norton welfare com­ becomes taxable. By that time, NOTICES ADVERTISING fairs. 1» 0 Box 489 Homos For Solo 23 tool shed. Fenced in yard. Only A hope for a positive ap­ term as state representative request of May Kloter of Monday in preparation of Gov.- missioner, Adolf Carlson 1 COAT RACK because of his reduced income 1 — Lost and Found He completed the necessary Radio Cilv Station $26,900. Pasek, Realtors, 289- proach to the problems and elect Ella T. Grasso’s finance commissioner, and and double exemptions, the tax 2 — Personals DEADLINE TOLLAND - A warm home from Vernon's 56th District. He Ellington for a refund of $10 for course work for Master of Com­ 48 PURNELL PLACE .New York .N Y 10019 3 — Announcements 7475. projects of Vernon was overpayment of an ambulance swearing-in Wednesday. Thomas D’Amore, deputy rate will be lower than when the 12 00 noon the day before trimmed in sunshine. Six-room did not choose to seek re- munity Planning, at the Univer­ DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 4 — Entertainment publication expressed by Councilman election. bill and a tax adjustment Resigning were Mrs. Susan H. finance commissioner. (DIVISION OF CARRIAGE HOUSE BOUTIQUE) funds were being a’ccumulated. 5 — Auctions Country Cape, acre lot. Low sity of Rhode Island's graduate How to law Money Deadline lor Saturday apd MANCHESTER - Save gas and Donald Eden at the Town Coun­ When the town governments charge of $83.68 requested by D. The full impact of this is ap­ on Tam in 1971 30’s. 872-6323. walk to stores and schools. preciated when it is viewed as FINANCIAL Monday is 12 00 Noon Friday cil's first meeting of the new were consolidated, Dooley L. Peterson, Tr. with SpetuI Supplements S — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages Newly listed, conveniently an offer from the U.S. Treasury onSevinfiinMcw 9 — Personal Loans year Monday night. served for a period as town at­ It also voted to transfer $5,000 Retirement PUrtiAnd Hew, ANDOVER located, 4-bedroom Dutch to give you an extra 25 cents for Higher tntercft SMingt 10 — Insurance PLEASE READ Colonial. Features large dining Eden spoke of the addition of torney under the first mayor, from the contingency account New England farmstead two new council members. every dollar you save. byRayOeOanc EMPLOYMENT room, modern kitchen, front-to- Thomas McCusker, a for final bills on construction of 13 - Help Wanted YOUR AD reproduction on 10 pic­ Mrs. Gretchen Mason who was That is exactly what it back living room, sunroom, 1 Democrat. the town's new dog pound. amounts to if you are in a 25 per 14 — Business Opportunities Classified ads are fatten over turesque acres, extensive 1/2 baths. Landscaped corner sworn in at the last council 15 — Situation Wanted the phone as a convenience Mrs. Mason who was sworn in The mayor explained that cent tax bracket. You get the frontage, stone walls, view . lot. Priced in the 60’s. Call Nor­ meeting of the old year and The Herald is responsible for last month is the first woman to some $18,000 had been put in the added bonus by the savings on EDUCATION Five bedroom custom built ma Marshall at B/W realty, Thomas Dooley, sworn in at the 18 — Private Instructions only one incorrect insertion ana serve on the council. She is a 1973-74 budget for construction your income tax bill. If you are then only to the S'ze of the residence, (1974). A rare find 647-1419. Send__bookisl at $1 00 each. 19 — Schools-Classes first meeting of the new year. Republican and is filling the un- of the pound and an addition to in a 20 per cent tax bracket it 20 — Instructions Wanted original insertion Errors which at $65,000. Call Suzanne or plus 25 cents postage and CUSTODIAN,, part time, senior He said this should "mark the expired term o7 Donald the public works garage. He will be a 20 per cent bonus. do not lessen the value of the JOBSEEKERS- Open 8-8, ser­ Arthur Shorts 646-3233. BOWER’S SCHOOL - Center beginning of a new spirit on this handling Check or money REAL ESTATE advertisemerit will not be cor- ving Hartford area. 300 full, citizen preferred.p referred . Apply entrance Garrison Colonial, Sadrozinski. Dooley is filling said the estimate was conser­ 23 — Homes lor Sale 'octed by an additional inser­ order (or $— enclosed 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale part-time positions available. Podunk Mill Tavern, 989 J. WATSON BEACH CO., eat-in kitchen, formal dining council. " the unexpired term of Thomas vative and as a result most of Remember that this tax tion He added. "Partisanship in break applies only to those not 25 — Investment Property Call Jobseekers, 568-1070. Ellington Road, South Windsor. REALTORS room, front-to-back living room 7 7 Wolff. the money was used for the gar­ ARTHUR 26 — Business Properly 289-7929. with fireplace, four bedrooms, its extremes becomes not the Other appointments approved age. now covered by a pension 27 — Resort Property Manchester Office 647-9139 program. 28 — Real Estate Wanted PART-TIME Arts. & Crafts 1 1/2 baths, screened Mrch, 2- dignity of our cause, nor the by the council Monday night The town originally hoped to DUTCHMAID Clothing looking Equal Housing Opportunity 942 MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER The funds so set aside cannot Demonstrators needed - Pay off car garage, $45,900. Philbrick character of our membership. were those of Morgan build a pound which, along with MISC. SERVICES those Christmas bills in a fun for you. Short hours, good pay, Agency Realtors, 646-4200. Regressive action does little to 31 — Services Offered Jessie Dunnack, Campbell, Republican coun­ the expenses, would be shared 32 — Painting-Papering ADVERTISING job. Absolutely no investment. will tr>Hlt you EAST HARTFORD - Im­ stimulate progressive results. " cilman, to the council's sewer with the town of Tolland. The 33 — Building-Contracting No collecting or delivering. 872- 423-4216. maculate 6'/2 room Split, three MANCHESTER - Extraor­ He called on the council to 34 — Rooling-Siding 2780. dinary stone and frame Colonial subcommittee to fill the vacan­ inability to find land suitable SUPER [VITAMIN 35 — Healing-Plumbing RATES bedrooms, panelea family awaken ‘‘and evidence a VITAMIN DANCING DANCERS - Needed U & R constructed 1973. Eight cy on that committee created for the joint venture, made it 36 — Flooring 1 day 9C word per day room, 1 l/2baths, basement, o la f M n 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage WOMAN-Part-time days, 15-18 full-time, mature. Start now. beautifully appointed rooms, different spirit, a spirit that when Sadrozinski resigned; necessary for Vernon to build B-COMPLEX C 3 days . 6C word per day pool, trees, $35,900. Warren E. E iH V ltM ln f 0 ! \ ' Adult Evening School 38 — .Services Wanted hours per week, packing orders, Earnings to $3.50 hourly. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 2‘/2 baths in high scenic loca­ will reinspire the people with Phillip A. Brousseau to the its own pound. BUY VITAMIN C 6 days . 7c word per day 100 CAPSULES (ASCOM»CAC«) 250 MR. Jobseekers, 568-1070. tion. $73,500. Call Suzanne confidence in themselves for MISC. FOR SALE 26 days 6c word per day preparing light foods. Must Economic Development Com­ The cost of it is running close 400 MG. J 100 CAPS'JII .S . A i Shorts 646-3233. J. Watson having selected us to serve as ' G[l 100 'Rll 41 — Articles lor Sale 15 W O RD M IN IM U M work occassional weekends. MANCHESTER - Six-room mission to fill the unexpired to $18,000. The state ordered the 100 CAPSULES B O n L E O F Taking Registrations 42 — Building Supplies Starting $2. per hour. Apply MEN with sales and Beach Co., Realtors, their representatives, and a custom built Ranch, fireplace, term of Joseph Konicki. The town to build the facility. It has 1 0 0 43 — Dogs-BIrds-Pets Manager Kentucky Fried managerial ability, part-time carpeting, garage, west side Manchester Office 647-9139. spirit that will reinstill in each 14 outside runs and a building of ^v/ lo o p 44 — Livestock income, top earnings possible Equal Housing Opportunity. term expires March 24; 2 FOR s 45 — Boats & Accessories Chicken, 307 West'Middle Turn­ location, near school, enclosed one of us, a renewed dedication Terry Beagle to the Planning about 500 square feet. It is BOTTLES 46 — Sporting Goods pike. first year. Security for you and porch, excellent condition. 30’s. 2 FOR Pre-high school review 47 — Garden Products MANCHESTER S VICINITY 4o perform our duties with Commission as an alternate to located near the sewage treat­ SI? 38 Value-Save $6.19 VERNON your family. Early retirement Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. FOR classes are also offered free of 48 — Antiques possible. For confidential inter­ honesty, and a oneness of pur- fill the unexpired term of ment plant on Windsorville Rd. The Vernon Adult Evening 49 — Wanted to Buy LINGER NO LONGER. Why ★ W.I.N. ★ e«Save-2.'J' charge to all adults who feel view. write P.O. Box 76, 'pose, that purpose being the 9 * 8 School will begin classes on wait? Many full, part-time REDUCED - clean, aluminum­ Whip Inflation Now save*9?? they need thorough review in RENTALS positions to start now. Warehouse Point, Conn. 06088. sided, 51/2 room Ranch. Large, welfare of our town." REGULAR $6.19 EACH Feb. 3, 4 and 5 at Rockville 52 — Rooms lor Rent Two Family - Redecorated '500 MG. 100’s English grammar, reading, Jobseekers, 568-1070. modern kitchen with ■> Dooley, a Democrat, was en- High School and will continue 53 — Apartments lor Rent $32,500 Retiree Given Plaque math, and spelling in prepara­ 54 — Homes tor Rent TOP OFFICE SKILLS? - Full­ appliances, 3 bedrooms, full Borsed by the Democratic Town for a 10-week period through time receptionist-secretary. Ranch - New Kitchen - REGULAR $9.98 EACH 2 FDR 3” REG. $2.39 EACH tion for the high school 55 — Business lor Rent WAITRESS wanted - Part-time cellar, acre plus treed lot. Only Committee and his appoint- April 9. 56 — Resort Property lor Rent nights. Must be neat and plea­ Hours 9-5:30. Good income. $32,900. Keith Real Estate, 64^ $24,500 jment was unanimously ap­ VERNON faces when a long-time equivalency diploma and for 57 — Wanted to Rent Special day classes in the 58 — Wise, for Rent sant. Apply in person at Jobseekers, 568-1070. 4126, 649-1922. Raised Ranch - 2Vi years old proved by the council. Eugene “Bill” Joslin, whose employe leaves.” high school review area will improving their employment CIRCUS MATES Sie*ie RARNES-HIND Tacorral, 246 Broad Street. $40 900 Following his appointment he employment with the city of Joslin has served as deputy prospects. AUTOMOTIVE Barnes Hind* VITAMIN E also be offered at the school 61 — Autos lor Sale Help Wanted LABORATORY TECHNICIANS MANCHESTER - Newer 3- Want to own your own home? Rockville and town of Vernon, director of public works for ANIMAL SHAPE PERMANENT PRESSER- was sworn in by Town Clerk Cleanng&Sodkrig YOUR CHOICE sy ste m ’s ad m in istratio n This grant also includes funds 62 — Trucks tor Sale Fully qualified hospital bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, Do you qualify? spanned 47 years, retired as of almost 10 years. Prior to that Sokjtoi 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale Full-time, to learn dry cleaning Jlenry Butler. CHEWABLE VITAMINS F t Kard' ^*1 CREAM building. School and Park to offer free classes for non- TOOL MAKERS - All-around possible 4th bedroom, con­ Ask us, we can help! he served as superintendent of WETTING 64 — Molorcycles-Bicycles operations. Start now, call laboratory technicians, venient location. $35,900. Paul ; Mayor Frank McCoy told Jan. 1 and was presented with a BOHLE OF 100 H Barnes-Hind' Streets. English speaking adults 85 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle machinists and Bridgeport streets for the city of Rockville. SOLUTION 4 JAR Jobseekers, 568-1070. experienced in hematology, W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. J J -Dooley, "I know you will con­ plaque and framed resolution oz. Ronald A. Kozuch, head of Homes W etting 2 Oz. wishing to acquire basic skills operators. Top wages, fringe blood bank and clinical ★ KEYS ★ trib u te in a constructive by Mayor Frank McCoy Mon­ The mayor complimented the Continuing Education 66 — Automotive Service benefits and overtime. or in communication. 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease HAIRDRESSERS- Needed full, chemistry needed. (C.L.A. or MANCHESTER - Exquisite 526-9081 jnanner to all of our day night. Joslin for the “exemplary” Solution Department in Vernon, said the Experience preferred. Apply at for h«Fd COntKl IfnMt For other than the no charge p^art-time, to start now! M.L.T. level.) These are full­ multi-level Contemporary. 453 Burnsids Avsnue proceedings. " He also made The presentation was made manner in which he has served CLEANING A adult school continues to offer Paragon Tool Company, 121 the town and wished him a hap­ SOAKING courses, fees for Vernon Adams Street. Experienced. Jobseekers, 568- time, permanent: positions Four large bedrooms, fantastic East Hartford note that Dooley's past on behalf of the council and many vocational classes that residents are $2 per course. 1070. view of Hartford skyline, 2 1/2 Mayor McCoy said, "This is one py and rewarding retirement. REG. $2.98 EACH 4 Oz. with a good salary and experience will be of benefit to can help people prepare for new Non-residents are charged $8 excellent fringe benefits baths, trees, space-age kitchen. of the sad moments every town LAB TECHNICIANS - Required MEAT WRAPPER- Full-time ANDOVER - “Eighteen acre the council. CIRCUS MATES positions in business and in­ for the first course and $6 for which include shift differen Immediate occupant. 60’s. NOTICES to have a minimum CLA cer­ to start immediately, Warren E. Howland, Realtors, Eighteenth Century Estate” . WITH IRON dustry. each additional course taken. tials, weekend bonuses, etc MOISTURIZES AND PROTECTS He said course offerings such tification with one year experience preferred. 643-1108. Handsomely restored 9-room A ROCKVILLE HOSPITAL NOTES Mail registrations will be experience in a hospital Jobseekers, 568-1070. These positions are for 3 p.m. pegged frame (circa 1740) A as typing, bookkeeping, 2*3” REG. LIMIT 2 PER L IM IT I PEH PEIISON NO U IN accepted through Jan. 19 and Lost and Found laboratory. Will be expected to - 11 p.m. evenings and/or 11 JUST LISTED - Five-room retaining lovely old features, shorthand, data processing, registration in person, at the Admitted Monday: Alva John Orlowski, South St., Rockville; Mrs. Maria $1.99 PERSON 24 PIEKS PER STORE CHECKS occasionally rotate weekends WANTED - Woman to care for p.m. - 7 a m. nights with Cape with aluminum siding on plus 2-room guest or in-law welding, sewing, and tailoring high school, Jan. 20, 22, and 23. Ballou, Sterling; Alex Chardis, Rockville; Paul Peacock, Remkiewicz, and daughter, LOST - Alaskan Malamute, as scheduled. These are full invalid while husband is at weekend rotation ap­ Greenwood Drive. Under $30,- Suite in ell. (farming setting are some examples of classes General information may be ob­ black and white, three-year old time, permanent positions with work. Call 649-6262. 000. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- with brook and mill pond studio. Hopkins Rd., Ellington: Brian Geraldine Dr., Ellington; Bolton Rd., Vernon; Howard proximately every three that can create new interests tained by calling the Continuing female. Vicinity Summit excellent salary and above 1577. 2,000 spruce trees, open fields Fluckiger, Brookside Lane, David Phillips, Irene Dr., Ryan, Gaynor Place, JOHNSON’S weeks. and possible employment for Education office, 875-8471. Street. 649-1036, Mike, 7 p.m. average fringe benefits. Only RETIRED MAN for light office and woods for horses. $89,500. Vernon; Maybelle Gager, Rockville; Mildred Turner, E. Rockville; Jill Siepel, Village Please apply to DESITIN SVLVANIA adults. those with acceptable janitorial work. Approximately MANCHESTER - Authentic Call Suzanne Shorts 646-3233. J, St., Rockville; Mrs. Patricia BADY Personnel Office Somers; Russell Gilligan, Hany Main St., Rockville; Marianne BLUE 0«T Other offerings such as fur­ LOST - Passbooks 5-16085, references need apply. Please 25 hours per week. Must be Colonial reproduction. Four Watson Beach, Realtors, Smith and daughter, Tripp Rd., W.W. BACKUS HOSPITAL Lane, Vernon; Robert Graham, Vaulding, Grahaber Rd., SKIN CARE POWDER niture refinishing, upholstering, 104541. Savings Bank of contact: Personnel Employ­ reliable. 646-5100. bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, double Manchester Office, 647-9139. Ellington; Aiden Stephen, South MAGICUBES Manchester. Application made ment Office. W.W. Backus 326 Waihington 81 garage. Lookout Mountain Equal Housing Opportunity. N Old Town Rd,, Rockville; Ellington; Marshall Watson, 10 OZ. woodworking, chair qaning, for payment. Hospital, 326 Washington Norwich, Conn. area. Must see to appreciate. Deborah Jones, West Broad Brook; Deborah St., Rockville. 14 DZ. knitting, pattern alteration, WANTED - Part-time clerical 1-869-8331 Ext 367 Births Monday: A daughter to baby [MAGNETIC TOWN OF MANCHESTER Street, Norwich, Conn. 889-8331 Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. 5 1/2 ROOM RANCH with gar­ Willington; Matthew Kayan, Widham, Warehouse Point; quilting, and cake decorating help at insurance agency, Ver­ EqutI opportunity tmployf Windsorville Rd., Ellington; Edward Wraight, Sunset Rd., Mr. and Mrs. Ernest DeLaura, Porsonals 2 ext. 357. EOE. non Circle area. Ideal for age, rec room and breezeway. DESITIN p o w e r SYLVANIA skills can also be acquired at Carpeted, full basement, vinyl Homestead St., Manchester; a PACKAGE PHOTO ALBUM mother with school-aged TWO-FAMILY, six-room Thomas Kerr, Brook Rd., Ellington; Emory Zahner, SKIN CARE I the adult school. LEGAL NOTICE INCOME R e tu rn s NURSE’S AIDES - 7-3, 3-11, duplex, three bedrooms, formal sided, on 100x200 lot with swim­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. •'nifiiCiteO IUT.d lobon MAGICUBES children. Automobile and home SERVICE STATION attendant Rockville; Ronald Leach, San­ Cider Mill Rd., Ellington, OF THICK PADDED The Vernon School System, The Zoning Board of Appeals prepared in the privacy of your experienced, full time, part- dining room, good size rooms, ming pool, patio and many Duane Jones, Willington; a owner experience necessary. evenings, call 644-8933 between dy Beach Rd,, Ellington; Discharged Monday: Kerry 3 CUBES COVER WITH ASSORTED under a continuing state grant, will hold pulbic hearings on home Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329 time. Highest starting salary. convenient location. Owner will extras. Call after 5 p.m., 526- daughter to Mr. and Mrs. David Good typing. Send resume to 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. Yvonne MacLaughlin, W. Shore Goldberg, Risley Rd., Vernon; will offer adults free high Monday, January 20,1975, star­ or 525-8263. Liberal fringe benefits. On the Box ‘‘LI’’ Manchester Herald. consider first mortgage. 8649. Chvatal, Warehouse Point. REG. $1.09 EXCELLENT REGULAR $1.99 DESIGNS Rd., Ellington; Mary Edith Ransom, N. Park St., school review classes to ting at 7:00 P.M., in the bus line. East Hartford Con­ WHY PAY percentages to find Merritt Agency, 646-1180. VALUE LIMIT 3 320 SHARES Manchester State MANCHESTER - Eight-room Moneypenny, RFD 8, Vernon; 2 PER REGULAR $2.99 prepare them for the Connec­ Hearing Room of the Municipal valescent Home, 745 Main suitable employment. Many Bank stock for sale. Call 649- Street, East Hartford. NEW HOMES Contemporary. Fireplaced PERSON REG. $1.12 ticut State Equivalency Building to hear and consider full, part-time positions. 8679. SHADE TOBACCO FARM Jobseekers, 568-1070. Under Construction living room and family room, 4 diploma. the following petitions: Experienced farm superinten­ Oft Grandview St. bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. Choice All books, materials, and Item 1 Gerard Lacroix — ACCOUNTANT - Senior. One or residential area with fantastic GILLETTE WORRIED ABOUT WEIGHT? more years exposure to public EARN $5. and more per hour, DELUXE CAPE - OVERSIZED CAR-MAC Request to have the whole of dent or assistant farm DUTCH COLONIAL (nd RAISED skyline view. $74,500. Call registration fees will be free-of- - Learn The Alpha Route to per­ accounting. Experience in superintendant. Year ’round showing Sarah Coventry PANTY charge to residents and non­ the premises at 272 Main Street manent weight control. Private RANCH. Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- RIGHT z CAR-MAC preparation of various tax employment - Attractive jewelry, women over 18, no in­ T.J. Crockett Realtor approved for business use — consultation on request. Call vestment. 649-2333. 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., HOSE residents wishing to enroll in returns helpful. Send resume to house - Additional benefits. ______643-1577______Realtors, Manchester Office, GUARD KEY this program. request is for 25 feet extension 568-9467 or 647-9294. Box “TT” Manchester Herald. NEWS CAPSULES ANTI-PERSPIRANT1 POPULAR of business uses as permitted in Write Box H, Manchester MECHANICS - Needed full­ 647-9139. Equal Housing Oppor­ i V i _ CHAIN Article V, Section 5B, and for WANTED RIDE second shift to KITCHEN HELP - Dietary Herald. time. Own tools. Excellent MANCHESTER- Center Street, tunity. 5 Oz. SHADES Pratt Whitney, from East Mid­ salary. Jobseekers, 568-1070. three family in business zone II, variance to use remainder of lot Aides - Part-time with an op^ THREE-FAMILY, 5-5-4. for business use 272 Main Street dle Turnpike and Parker Street. portunity to work full-time. 7-9 ideal for professional offices, or Auto Slump Fleet Moves In Department L Cafeteria. Call Aluminum siding. New — Business Zone II and a.m. and 10:30 a.m. to 1:30p.m. WANTED ■ Conscientious high REAL ESTATE career. Must commercial expansion. $75,000. l niled Press International SAIGON (UPI) — Diplomatic sources 649-1081. school boy to work as clerk and have license or in process. LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- baseboard heating system. Only Residence Zone B. Or 10:30 a.m. to l;30p^.m. and4- $37,500. Pasek, Realtors, 289- The latest blow to the economy came said today an 11-ship U.S. Navy convoy led 6 p.m. On bus line. East Hart­ delivery boy in modern phar­ Part-timers considered. Pasek, 2440. DRISTAN '2 PAIRS Item 2 David & Ann Bartlett — 7475 , 742-8243. Monday from the auto industry. The worst by the aircraft carrier Enterprise will REGULAR ford Convalescent Home, 745 macy. Must have some Realtors, 289-7475. Request variance to reduce nonstrike month and year sales figures take up positions off the South Vietnamese BOHLE OF 24 TABLETS Main Street, East Hartford. experience. Apply at once to BOLTON - Four-bedroom 99* area of nonconforming lot since 1959 were released. Total sales in coast Wednesday. The disclosure came FINANCIAL manager, Liggett Drug, LIKE TALKING? - We have Ranch set on 3/4 acre treed lot. MANCHESTER $34,900 below requirements of Zoning ...... COLLEGE full, part-time telephone Fireplaced living room, rec December were 429,000 and for the year hours after Communist forces drove the REG. FOR S 9 ^ AGE person to Manchester Parkade. MOVE RIGHT INII BUY NOW SPLIT BING Regulations — 26 Grove Street positions. Good earnings. room, dining room, eat-in 1974 were 7,449,000. President Ford's chief last government defenders out of Phuoc PRICE PUBLIC babysit, several hours weekly, No waiting here. Vacant 7 REG. $1.19 AND SAVE PULL APABT AT — Residence Zone A Bonds-Stocks-Mortgagos 8 call 649-7804. WANTED - responsible, Jobseekers, 568-1070. kitchen plus garage. High 30’s. economist, Alan Greenspan, who said it Binh after a five-day siege. The fall of TOP QUALITY room alum, sided Ranch in a $1.45 LIMIT 3 PER PERSON Item 3 Elizabeth A. Bidwell — stimulating woman to watch Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. may get worse before it gets better, Phuoc Binh left Viet Cong and North Viet­ EITHER END EXCELLENT VALUE RECORDS MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ most convenient location. 3 Request variance to allow JOBS - Interested in a job that two young children, my Bolton Businoss Opportunity 14 predicted unemployment would reach 8 namese troops in control of all of Phuoc cond, third. AH kinds. Realty $32,900 - 5 1/2 room Ranch, good sized bedrooms, DA applicant to have more than requires no experience and home, hours flexible. M6-3475. per cent — nearly 7 1/2 million. The Presi­ Long Province, the only South Vietnamese statewide. Credit rating un­ offers free training, security, PUBLIC NOTICE - Subway brick front, natural trim, baths, appliances, fireplace, two students at a time for dent will present a “tough, comprehensive province entirely in Communist hands. |49 necessary. Reasonable. Con­ travel, education and good pay? DISHWASHER - full-time, Submarine Sandwich franchise cellar, garage, trees. Hutchins family room and garage. Joe LYSOL iO 0 Warranty Deed sewing classes conducted in the fidential, quick arrangements. and effective" economic policy to Contact your Air Force experienced. Apply Podunk available in this area. Ideal Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. Gordon, 649-5306. Singapore Oil Spill Green Manor Construction home — 48 North School Street Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Congress in two weeks, according to SPRAY representative at 221 Asylum Mill Tavern, 989 Ellington small business. Call 1-372-6525 SINGAPORE (UPI) — A Japanese Co. Inc. to Francis T. and — Residence Zone C. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Street, Hartford or call 244- Road, South Windsor. 289-7929. for details. LAND, BARN, 3-bedroom EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY Treasury Secretary William Simon. supertanker carrying 224,000 tons of oil Beverly A. Filloramo, unit in ford. Evenings, 233-6879. house, baseboard heat, 7 7 ^ CRICKET Item 4 Talcottville Develop­ 2347. BARROWS & WALLACE DISINFECTANT ran aground Monday five miles off Northfield Green Con­ ment Co. — Request variance to : excellent barn, large brook. MtndMSttr Now Havta Hartlard Gold Sale Fizzles GLEEM II 21 Oz. D is p o s a b l e MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd LUNCH HOUR for grill - Apply ; Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 646- 649-5308 307-1B18 72t-M18 Singapore’s coast, cracking three of the dominium, $36,000. erect free-standing sign with mortgages — interim financing WASHINGTON (UPI) - At the govern­ vessel’s 12 oil tanks. Petroleum gushed out • oJ|«MoUo Marriage Lieense area of 729 square feet and Ann’s Spot, 21 Oak Street, : 3166. 7 Oz. CELLOPHANE LIGHTER — expeditious and confidential Manchester. HOUSEWIVES! M ment auction of 2 million ounces of gold of the tanks and blackened the Singapore Gary Scott Andrews, 56 Ben­ height of 48 feet for new motor service, J.D. Real Estate Monday, there were only 209 bidders and Straits. Singapore’s port, maritime, Size ton St., and Robin DO YOU WANT TO EARN ^ o w n e Hs d e s p e r a t e TAPE V 2 X 1 5 0 0 ” ihn approximately 135 feet Assoc. 646-1980. NURSE’S AIDES - Full-time Will consider all offers on this large 7- Lots-Land for Sato 24 most of them were foreigners. Only 38 per defense and environmental agencies Christie Graves, 19 Benton St. south of 1-86 and 200 feet west of positions available, 7-3 and 11-7. M EXTRA MONEY? ^ room Ranch, fireplace, carport, treed REGULAR lot. Low 30's. cent of the amount offered was sold, and joined forces in an attempt to keep the 1.5- OISPOSAMC Building PerinilH Vernon Town Line. Experienced preferred. We have an Immediate opening for women who want to, ¥$5 ANDOVER — Three wooded, PRICE 89’ •UtANC BLANCtURD&ROSSEnO surveyed and approved lots, up most of that at prices lower than the world mile-long oil slick from polluting the LARGEST UOHTIR Delta Builders for Carter Item 5 Manchester Housing Excellent benefits and working liiiii:; work only part time. Afternoons, approximately 2-5 p.m., 6^§? REG. 49* Realtors-MLS 646-2482 to 9 acres. Priced from $13,500. market. The Treasury Department sold beaches of Singapore, Malaysia and In­ ECONOMY SIZE Chevrolet Co. Inc., addition at Authority - Variance □ EMPLOYMENT conditions. Please apply in per­ I days a week. Must have car. 750,000 ounces at a minimum price of $153 donesia. The 6,000-ton Exxon tanker Nep­ 189 West Center St. Call Warren E. Howland, LIMIT 2 PER PERSON ASSORTED 1229 Main St., $24,000. requested to allow construction son, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. Meadows Phone Today I an ounce. Since the gold was sold in 400- REG. SAVE! 29« Convalescent Center, 333 Realtor, 643-1108. tune steamed to the scene of the accident AN LARGE ROLL COLORS Alphonse P. Lukas, addition of multiple Housing for the Don Halak (Circulation Dept.) ounce bricks, a winning bidder had to pay to begin pumping part of the cargo out of 1.99 EXCELLENT , - at 77 Garth Rd., $5,600. Elderly as determined by The Help Wanted 13 Bidwell Street, Manchester. REG. Manchester Evening Herald ELLINGTON - Two-family, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• at least $61,200. the grounded Showa Maru. VALUE M D SPENSER Z. Leone for Harris J. Price, Authority on approximately 6 $39,900. Home in excellent con- $1.49 MAINTENANCE work, full or 647-9946 Real Estate Wanted 28 Arafat Responds alterations at 38 Deerfield Dr., acres of rear land north of PHONE FROM home to ser­ ...... ::|$j dition, lovely spacious rooms, CHECK YHESE SERVICES ■ COMPARE AND SAVE ■ SHOP ARTHUR DRUG FOR 10,000 ITEMS $3,200. premises at 171 Spencer Street vice our customers for super part-time. Equal opportunity. hardwood floors, completely Balloonist Resting In the latest statement of a mounting For appointment write Box F, SELLING your home or Clement Quey, alterations at in Business Zone 111. Tract will earnings. Choose own hours. acreage? For prompt friendly BORREGO SPRINGS. Calif. (UPI) - outcry by Arab leaders and news media Manchester Herald. PROMPT PHOTO FINISHING COLD BEER - SODA 28 St. Lawrence St., $200. have access by right-of-way Call 647-1810. and sewers. Possible yearly in­ service, call Louis Dimock Malcolm Forbes, who planned to launch a against remarks last week by Secretary of PROMPT PRESCRIPTION SERVICE come $4,200. Bruce Agency, 872- Michael Parsons, for St. from Spencer Street. Realty, 649-9823. balloon flight that would carry him to State Henry Kissinger, Palestinian COMPLETE LIQUOR DEPT. FREE DELIVERY COSMETIC DEPT. DENTAL HYGIENIST - Mon­ GAN YOU ANSWER YES 6600, 875-4331. southern Europe or northern Africa, is Mary’s Episcopal Church, Information pertaining to above day - Friday, part-time. Call guerrilla leader Yasser Arafat said, “The FREE GIFT WRAPPING alterations at 33 Park St.. $400. may be obtained in the Plan­ 742-7065 between 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. TO THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS? ALL CASH for your property resting at his home in New York today. United States is dangling a threat to in­ MAGAZINES - BOOKS COMPLETE VITAMIN CENTER LOWEST PRICES MANCHESTER - Large eight- within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Clifford Fisher, demolish tool ning Office. The balloons broke loose and battered the tervene militarily to occupy oil wells.” In FIRST AID CENTER • TIRED OF JUST MAKING ENDS MEET? room Colonial Cape, fireplaced instant service. Hayes Agency, MONEY ORDERS TV TUBES .& TESTER PROJECTOR BULBS shed at 347 Burnham St., $25. All persons interested may at­ WANTED-licensed real estate living room, large dining room, gondola in a launch accident early Monday an interview published Monday by the STICKY SITUATION sales man or woman, full time. • TIRED OF THE SAME DULL DAILY ROUTINE? 646-0131. morning, Forbes and a scientist compa­ MASTER CHARGE Weather Guard for Frank tend these hearings. CARACAS (UPI) - Police in eat-in kitchen, first-floor laun­ Paris newspaper Le Monde, Arafat said BANK AMERICARO OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 365 DAYS A YEAR Call 'Tedford Real Estate, 647- • TIRFD OF A JOB WITH NO FUTURE? dry room, screened-in porch, 1 nion, who were in the gondola at the time, Utakis, alterations at 230 ZONING BOARD OF II y«8 It your antwtr, and you are an ambitloua, tail motivated Individual, WE WILL buy your house. Call the Arabs would blow up their oil wells the Venezuelan capital place 18 9914.______1/2 baths, 3 large bedrooms, escaped injury when his launch director McKee St., $2,000. APPEALS by 12 inch hard-to-remove with a desire to earn $250 to $400 par week, than wa want to talk to you. anytime, Hutchins Agency, before letting this happen. In Moscow, the -0.0. SAl[ starts to day and runs thru Saturday Night! Bidwell Home Improvement Bernard R. Johnson, large rec room, 2-car attached Realtors, 646-3166. leaped onto the gondola and yanked the stickers on the windshields of DID YOU RETIRE when you This job Involves supervising a group ol boys that participate In a door to Communist party newspaper Pravda ac­ ^W\\ I Co. for Patricia White, Chairman garage, large lot. A comfor­ cord that released the balloons. The [master charge SAl.F ITFM OUANTITIf S I IMITEi) fO .STOCK IN SIOIK ' cars for which municipal taxes got married? Get back into the door sales program. No personal selling la Involved, but you must have table home located in a prime cused Western “monopoly circles” of fan­ RANK AMERICARO or | Tf^^JMERIC^ alterations at 129 Brookfield Paul J. Rossetto, swing of things. Sell quality your own, lull sized dependable auto. Phone today tor personal Interview SELLING your house? Call us balloons are tied to rocks in Henderson Ca­ are not up-to

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GAS REFRIGERATOR - and DELUXE ONE-bedroom apart­ ^as stove, very good condition, ment - Complete appliances, ideal for camp, $75 for both. carpeting, air-conditioned, Call 646-4355. swimming pool. $175 plus utilities. Robet D. Murdock, Realtor, 643-2692. LARGE SIX rooms, appliances, central, quiet street. Security and lease. Call 649-1924, 649- VERNON - One-bedroom J DOG-CAT boarding reser­ I liccil ivACIIIVilV9WC1 townhouses available for im­ 5675. Memorial Hospital. Call 643- vations. Combined inside/out- mediate occupancy. Designed 1186. side runs, partitioned privacy, for comfort, convenience and GLASTONBURY - Two- germicidal lighting. Canine pleasure. Features include bedroom garden apartment, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, private entrances, slate foyer, large rooms and closets, swim­ Manchester, 646-5971. total convenience kitchen, for­ ming pool, $189. 633-4971 mal dining room and living OFFICE REGISTERED Siamese queen room area, open balcony VERNON - Beautiful furnished has had two beautiful litters, bedroom, 11/2 baths, entertain­ apartment, 10' brick bar and SPACE must sell, best offer. Call 649- Articles for Sale ment room, patio and deck paneling, swimming pool. $45. Services Offered Building-Contracting 9620. area, individual washer and weekly. 875-1333, 875-4141. Convenient downtown loca­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tion. Will redecorate. Heat in­ WE BUY and sell used fur­ dryer, storage area, air- m i c k e y F IN N BY HANK LEONARD MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. ANY TYPE Carpentry and Livestock 44 conditioning, master TV anten­ SIX LARGE room duplex, cluded in low rental. Free HAPPY ADS Removal, pruning, lot clearing, masonry work, additions and niture. Cash on the line. One piece or an entire housefull. na. $245 per month including secluded backyard, walking dis­ parking. Call Mr. Matrick. spraying. Fully insured. remodeling. Free estimates. A. FOR SALE - Cute, friendly 8- heat and hot water. Please call tance Main Street, churches 1 CAN'T PAY YOU UNTIL HA! ^ Licensed. Free estimates. Squillacote, 649-0811. 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 months pony colt. Call 643-2929. I'M WORKIN'I I NEED Main Street Rear, behind 872-0528 Monday through and schools. $190 security. 649- YOU'LL Phone 646-3437 , 633-5354. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Friday, 8-5 p.m. 4679. 646-1700 I NEED MONEY TO GET SOME BREAD... SO I CAN BLOW BUILDING - Remodeling, Douglas Motor Sales. Antiques OUT OF TOIA/Nj I'M AF(?AID {ALREADY B U Y A B LA C K WIG, AN D YOUR PAY roofing, rec rooms, additions, TO USE MV CAR...THE FUZZ OWE &\E FLY TO MIAMI! I CAN CHECKS AT I^lG H ER TREE SERVICE (Soucier) VENON - Town House Gardens, THREE-ROOM apartment - WILL BE LOOKIN' FOR MY S S / y ECONOMIC Trees cut, trimmed or topped, garages. All kinds, carpentry CLEAN USED refrigerators, WANTED Antique furniture, GET A JOB AT A HIALEAH/ ranges, automatic washers, one-bedroom Ranch and duplex Includes stove, refrigerator, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LICENSE PLATE / f THOUY NIGHT CLUB! T H E O R Y = stumps removed, fullv insured. work. For estimates call 649- glass, pewter, oil paintings, or style apartment immediately heat and hot water. Month’s /-7 1142. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s Resort Property 1*7 Got a tree problem? Well worth other antique items. R. available. An apartment com­ security. Adults. Also 1 1/2 I II THE WORRV WART ^4 I" r M . 5 Ot* a phone call. 742-8252. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- Harrison, 643-8709. fo r Rent 56 2171 munity of unique architectural rooms, furnished. Call between R E. GOWER Remodeling, ad­ design and beautiful 10-5, 649-6159. CUSTOM MADE Draperies, ditions, garaps, porches, Wanted to Buy 49 PLAN YOUR vacation - cottage CAPTAIN EASY SEASONED oak wood - Split landscaping. Features private BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE very reasonable work kitchen and formica work, entrances, patio door to private for rent, weekly basis, begin­ guaranteed, call anvtime. 649- repairs. 646-2087 after 4 p.m. and ready for fireplace. $20 WANTED - Needed. Good run­ ning April 27. Two bedrooms, orders delivered. 742-7886. patio area, wall-to-wall HE PROB'LV JUST w a n t e d T ’ 4266, ning old used food freezer. Call carpeting, range, refrigerator ROCKVILLE V h ROOMS full kitchen, five minutes to MAKE SURE WE DON'T TRY FLIRTIN' . . . SenMon* TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service 643-5159, ask for Willy De. beach, Amston Lake, Corinec- WITH PRINCESS JASMIN! WOOD-Seasoned oak, sawed and garbage disposal, master ROCKLAND TERRACE may how taut yea GUTTERS cleaned and - remodeling, repairs, counter TV antenna, storage and laun­ ticut. 649-8121. repaired. Painting and and cabinet work, free es- any length, split, $50 per cord Large and beautiful one-bedroom o boppy adl delivered. John Hutchinson, dry facilities in basement, total apartmenta. heat, hot water, all paperhanging. Call Bill L^ssard timtes. Call 643-5769. electric. No pets. Rental star­ rpllances Including dishwasher, •f; 646-6688. 742-6639. □ REN TA LS disposal, carpeting, pool and your □ AUTOMOTIVE ting at $150 per month. For ap­ own private terrace In a country set­ pointment call 872-0528, Mon­ ting. $180. No pets. PRISCH.I.A^S POP BY AL VERMEER TWO HANDYMEN - will clean RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 SEASONED hardwood, large Rooms tor Rent 52 day through Friday, 8-5 p.m. Autos For Sale 61 YES, attics and cellars, light 3/4 ton pick-up truck load, $30. 872-4223 875-7466 529-6586 J O IN IN G Happy Birthday BIDWELL Home Improvement Call 875-4350 or 742-6519. \ / trucking, reasonable rates, M3- FIVE ROOMS, 2-family, first- NEED CAR? Credit bad? "W O M E N 5305. Co. Expert installation of THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ UNRETTERED" MELVIN SEASONED cordwood - Cord nished rooms, centrally floor, 2 bedrooms, stove, Bankrupt? Repossessed? aluminum siding, gutters and refrigerator, carpeting, $225. M A S M A D E Love, ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ trims. Roofing installation and and half-cord loads. E. located. Kitchen privileges. Honest Douglas accepts lowest M E A 649-2152 after 5 p.m. MANCHESTER - Four rooms, down, smallest payments. b i g g e r eling, rec rooms, offices, repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Yeomans, 742-8907. Parking. Reasonable rates. Ann and Susan Phone M9-2358. appliances, adults, singles o.k., Douglas Motors, 345 Main. PERSON household repairs. Phone 649- first floor. $117. Security and FIREWOOD for sale. $25 half FIVE ROOMS, hot v/ater, gar­ 4594. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, age, air-conditioner. Adults utilities extra. 643-9274. Congratulations roofing, storm windows, aw­ cord. $40 full cord. Call 742-9046. MANCHESTER - Clean, fur­ TOYOTA - See us for reliable nished room for gentleman on preferred. References, securi­ used Toyotas with our 60-day LIGHT HAULING and trucking nings. Quality workmanship, FOUR room apartment, second HOLLY FRESH SWEET apple cider. bus line, parking. Call 646-2482. ty. No pets. 54 Strickland 100% warranty. We also buy - Odd jobs. Minor electrical and free estimates. Fully insured. Street. floor, appliances, storage and MUTT AND JEFF CREATED BY BUD FISHER on your TV debut 872-9187, 649-3417. Macintosh and Delicious used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, plumbing repairs. Cheap. For parking. Available by January 345 Center Street, Manchester, Excellent Performance! estimates, 646-1413. apples. Botti Fruit Farm, 260 WILL RENT room to college 15th. $145. 646-1004 or 643-8404. T ROOFING - Specializing Bush Hill Rd. student. References require. 646-4321. you CALLED ME EX)WN ^ WHO WAS yo u R ^ WHENI WAS ^ Love, Call 649-7804. you NO, BUT I HAD SNOW PLOWING - parking repairing roofs, new roofs, APARTMENT FOUR ROOM apartment, two HERE JUST T O GET YOU , SLAVE BEFORE WE SINGLE I ENJOYED A BELLf Glenn, Edith and Lee gutter work, chimneys, cleaned WOODEN PALLETS for sale at AUTO INSURANCE - Compare 1-7 HAD A lots, driveways, walkways. San­ RENTAL OFFICE bedrooms, stove, and our low rates. Young drivers A CUP OF \WERE MARRIED?^ LVING IN BED AND ding. Call after 5:30, 742-8352. and repaired. 30 years circulation department, COMFORTABLE Room - Plea­ ,.^ O F F E E ? ^ BUTLER?) sant location, parking, on bus We have a large variety of refrigerator, carpeting, and welcome. For quotation call RINGING experience. Free estimates. Manchester Herald. $2.-$5. parking. In older four-family. THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM W ELLjlL line, must have references. Call deluxe one and two-bedroom Rod Dolin, 646-6050. FOR My J □ MISC. SERVICES GRANT’S PLUMBING Ser­ Howley, 643-5361. $160 monthly. No pets. 646-5200. 17 TELLyoU- vices - Repairs, new work, OLD NEWSPAPERS Free - 649-6526. apartments and townhouses CARN-„PUTON ROOFING - Installation and Circulation Department, throughout Manchester. Ren­ WE PAY $10 for complete junk Ml>$T HAVE BEEM ' AMPATEAMPATE^ remodeling and additions. Call MANCHESTER - Six room cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto for free estimate. Coventry, repairs, gutters, storm win­ Manchester Herald. 238 CHARTER Oak Street - tal office open daily from 9-5, AMOTHER. AMP ATE AHP Services O ffe n d 31 Room with private entrance, duplex, three bedrooms, base­ Body, 528-1990. 742-7668. dows, doors. Experienced other times by appointment. ment, utilities not included. -W fD U M O jL quality workmanship. Fully in­ BEDROOM SET, 4-piece, dark suitable for older working ATE AWP.. SHARPENING Service - gentleman. $18 weekly. 649- $185. Blanchard & Rossetto, 1972 FORD Torino Station BUILDING and remodeling - sured. Free estimates. green Mediterranean, double Realtor, 646-2482. Saws, knives, axes, shears, Reasonable prices. Rick headboard, excellent condition. 1746. DAMATO ENTERPRISES, INC. Wagon - V-8, automatic, power ; skates, rotary blades. Quick Kitchens, bathrooms, family 240-X Hen State Rd., Manchester steering, air, very clean. rooms, garages, roofing and Burnett, 646-3005. Best offer. Shag rug, light service. Capitol Equipment QUIET, clean furnished room 646-1021 THREE clean rooms on first Chorches Motors, 643-2791. gutters. Free estimates. Paul green, unbound, approximately floor. Heat, garage, stove, Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. Heating-Plumbing 35 12x17’. Best offer. 646-7408. for working gentleman. Call - 7 S. Matarazzo, 875-0509. refrigerator, ceilar storage. Copyri|kt 1 18TS Hours daily 7; 30-5, Thursday 646-7944. 1972 MUSTANG Fastback, 4- CdiU S 6* BMumonl Convenient location. $165. motvo AL'BM‘ihiH3 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4 . 643- SEWERLINES, sink lines, FOR SALE - Firewood, $20 speed Hurst 351, heavy duty ’All World Ri|hU R 7958. WILL TRUCK most anything MANCHESTER - Newer one- monthly. Mr. Belfiore, 647-1413. front suspension, 20 mpg on most anv place for below cleaned with electric cutters, truckload. Call 649-0783. ROOM FOJl gentleman. References required. Call 649- bedroom Ranch-type apart­ highway. Must sell immediate­ THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA reasonable prices. Free es­ by professionals. McKinney FIVE ROOM, second floor REWEAVING burns, holes. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ HEAD SKIS - Solomon bindings 0719. ment. Private entrance. ly. Only $1,600. Phone Gary, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. timates. Call 646-4303. Includes heat and appliances. apartment, carpeting, stove, 643-2711, 8-5. pany, 643-5308. and Henke buckle boots, size 7 refrigerator, good location. Call Window shades, Venetian 1/2. Call 246-2107, 9-5. Apartm ents fpr Rent 53 $185 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, MH blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. after 4 p.m., 646-0807. 1971 PLYMOUTH Duster - Six THE NO JOB too small, toilet ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN pa r k : f?.„ JU ST Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. Painting-Papering 32 repairs, plugged drains, kitchen WE HAVE ciUomers waitini cylinder, three on floor, good jp: it MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- AVAILABLE immediately - condition, good gas mileage. DOWN THIS faucets replaced, repaired, rec for the rental o our apartmen three rooms, carpeted, WHJ.? XTHEYCPUFF) ...UMPA SENT/ DANG IT, OSCAR, IF TH E N W E or home. J.l - Real Estate bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 $1,400. Call 646-2014, ask for HER TO TH' ( THEY KEEP THIS UP, BETTER G E T RO AD...you PAINTING and pap rooms, bathroom remodeling, appliances, parking, storage, WHAT I GOT ANOTHER Associates, Inc: 646-1980. baths, full, private basement. Art. IS IT ? WATERHOLE V THERE WON'T BE BUSY.' CAN'T MISS IT Legal Notices excellent work. References. heat modernization, etc. Free lease and security required. No IF y o u STAY Free estimates. Fully insured. estimates gladly given. M & M Includes heat, appliances, AN' SHE N EV E^ A FEMALE, LEFT dogs. Hilliard Street. Cali after 1974 GRAND PRIX, air- CAM E b a c k -' L in m o o ! ON THE M a rtin Matt.s.snn, 649-4431 -£,UuBhing & .H ^ing, M8-287L^ 4)OOKlN6^0f Jiiything’m i’tal "irpfltinif rntif titI pnil ti?7!i Court of Probate _____ monthly.• y. PaulPa ■ -W. -Dougan, p.ii.., G49-72Q0.------conditioning, AM/FM stereo, STR A IG H T District of Coventry estate rental — apartments, AND NOTfCE TO CREDITORS homes, multiple dwellings, no Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. $4,895. Days call 423-3400, J, P. LEWIS & SON - Custom TOWNE Plumbing Service, FIVE room flat, second floor, evenings 643-4281. NARROW ESTATE OF ALICE S CLARK, late of decorating. Interior painting. repairs, alterations, vanity SET LUDWIG DRUMS - pearl fees. Call J.D. Real Estate adults, no pets, one car parking, / Coventry, in said District. Deceased Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Pursuant to an order of Hon. David C Paper hanging. New Ceilings. cabinets a specialty. Call to color, $600. Call 875-2968. RESPONSIBLE female to security deposit. Phone 643- 1972 CHEVROLET El Camino, Rappe, Judge, all claims must be Remodeling. Exterior painting. 8:30 a.m. , 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- share home in Manchester with 6731. VILLAGER APARTMENTS - loaded, excellent condition. presented to the fiduciary named below Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. 4056. FURNITURE - Some are an­ young family, good location, Must be seen. Firm $2,995. on or before March 26. 1V75 or be barred Fully insured. For estimate call tiques. Boston rocker, buffet, Five-room townhouse, 1 1/2 reasonable, references needed. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - by law The fiduciary is: tiled baths, wall-to-wall Olender’s, 875-2517. Cirr« Lucy B Smith 649-9658. BO’TTI Heating and Plumbing - coffee table, end tables, chairs. Write Box JJ, Manchester Newly decorated, first-floor 4- C Hiaw-I carpeting, 2 air-conditioners, 1-7 ^ ’ir~^ Main Street Prompt, courteous service. Call Other miscellaneous items. 649- Herald. room apartment. Appliances. 1965 PONTIAC GTO, good run­ Coventrv, Conn PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. 643-1496. 1488. heat, hot water, patio, full base­ No pets or children. $155. 633- ment. No pets. 649-7620. ning condition, $400 firm. Call Five years experience. MANCHESTER - Gracious 6026. between 5-6 p.m., 643-4416. Excellent references. Pete, 742- LYNN’S PLUMBING - MAPLE TWIN bed, spring and two-bedroom Townhouse, MANCHESTER- Brand new 2- TOWN OF MANCHESTER 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. Repairs, remodeling, new con­ mattress, good condition. private entrances and patio. ROCKVILLE - Duplex, six 1972 MGB, excellent condition, MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WIN AT BRIDGE struction. Water pumps. Reasonable. Call 649-3971 family , 4-4, includes range, dis­ Full basement. Includes heat, rooms. Available February 1st. POSITION VACANCY posal, dishwasher, washer and with overdrive, FM radio, WALLPAPER Hanging - French spoken also. 875-7261 between 6-9 p.m. appliances, carpets and pool. Quiet location, $180. radial tires, 35,000 miles. Call ^SINCe WCAAEN^ LIB I OOn T H A V E Qerk II Papers, vinyls, flocks, grass dryer, wall-to-wall carpeting $5,261.88 - $5,679.44 $255 per month. Paul W. References, security. Call after 649-9215. cloths and foils. Reasonable FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing and parking. Full basement, Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or Liberal fringe benefits include WELL SEASONED oak, 2 p.m., 875-4815. Case of too much ‘THIMKING’ VACRRDJ!?/k/«44 rates. Quality craftsmanship. - Repairs and remodeling, cherry, maple. Split, delivered $250 monthly. Tenant pays 643-4535. paid vacation; sick leave, utilities. Jesdor Realty, 633- 1968 TRIUMPH TR250 - Very R. Starkweather, Jr., 643-2053. sewer lines cleaned electrical­ and stacked. $50 per cord. Call clean, good condition. Call 649- holidays; pension plan, com­ ly. Prompt service on emergen­ 1411. The bidding has been: 7 646-4303. TWO-BEDROOM duplex, 6400 after 7 p.m. Remember the misspelled plete insurance plan. PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ cies, 643-7024. Then East would shift to the West North East South appliances, full basement. No NORTH 7 slogan, ‘'THIMK”? ting, wallpapering, spray/brush MANCHESTER - Newer one- PRESIDENTIAL deuce of hearts. West’s 10 1 A Employees’ credit union SEASONED firewood, cut, pets. Lease and security. $200 VEGA 1972, Hatchback. AQ J4 painting. Fair prices, fully in­ bedroom apartment. Quiet would force the king or Meen Pass 1 V Pass 1A available split, delivered, truck load $30. per month. Available January VILLAGE APTS. Excellent condition. V KQ3 sured, experienced and depen­ Articles for Sale 41 location. Includes heat, South played dumrny’i’’s ja ck from dummy. Later on West Pass 2 ♦ Pass ? For application and job descrip­ Sand, gravel and stone. 643-9504 1st. 647-9773, 649-9455. Reasonably priced. 646-3325 0 1097 4 dable. 643-1671. appliances and carpeting. $195 of spades at trick one.. East rose would get in with the king of You, South, hold: tion apply at Personnel Office, after 6. MANCHESTER after 5:30. AK32 ALUMINUM sheets used as monthly. Paul W. Dougan, with the ace; paused a while to diamonds and lead a heart to AK7643VA2 A9AAK732 Municipal Building, 41 Center WEST EAST his partner. East would cash INSIDE - Outside painting, printing plates, .007 thick, ny I Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. MANCHESTER - Newer three One and two bedrooms do some “thimking”. Then he What do you do now? Street, Manchester, Connec­ 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for $1. 1973 TOYOTA Celica, A 10 8753 AA62 three heart tricks and South’s ^ c i a l rates for people over 65. to choose from. $60 and up. Call bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, Near schools, churches and automatic transmission, led back the six of spades. After A—Bid two spades. Two hearts is ticut. Fully insured. Estimates given. Phone 643-2711. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, V 10 64 VAJ72 three no-trump contract would 742-8481. all appliances, carpeting, shopping center, on bus am/fm radio and tape. that friendly return South had a close second choice. Closing date for filing is Call 649-7863. hot water, cooking gas, stove, private. $250 monthly. Security. AK2 ♦853 no trouble collecting two have gone to never-never land. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 refrigerator, wall-to-wall line. Call anytime. Excellent running condition, A 965 A1074 January 15, 1975. NEW RINSE-N-VAC steam Immediate. Frechette & Mar­ $2,600. 646-4037 anytime. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLl spades, four clubs and three CEILINGS, inside painting, cents each. Inquire side door. carpeting, $185. Adults only, no tin, Inc. Realtors, 646-4144. 646-2623 SOUTH (D) diamonds. He even got in a TODAY’S QUESTION Manchester Evening Herald. cleans carpets cleaner and pets. Security deposit required. AK9 You do bid two spades and papering, floor sanding- keeps them cleaner longer. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, red with I WONDER HOW heart trick at the finish, but he relinishing (specializing in Centrally located. Call 643-9678. MANCHESTER - super one ' NOW WE-ARE '...WITH A\AUCE V985 didn’t need it. (NEWSI'APKII ENTEHI’HISE A.S.SNI your partner bids three Rent at Manchester Wallpaper radio, excellent condition, runs TOWARD NONE, h a r d j ♦ A Q J 6 diamonds. What do you do now? TOWN OF MANCHESTER older floors). John Verfaille, ELECTRIC guitar, excellent bedroom Townhouse, private and looks like new. One owner. ENGAGED 646-5750 , 872-2222, & Paint Company, 185 ^ s t WITH CHARITY IT WOULD BE ^ AAQ J8 Answer Tomorrow POSITION VACANCIES condition, $70. Call 643-9042. Middle Turnpike, 646-0143. Articles for Sale 41 patio and basement, includes Price $500. 649-2265. IN A G R E A T If East had done some con­ neat, appliances, carpeting, and Homes tor Rent 54 a V IL W A R / FDR ALL.; WITH lOGOOfA/A ------/ structive thinking instead of his (30 Weeks) B E A R D ? I North-South vulnerable Maintenance Mechanic GRAD STUDENTS, ool. $235 per month. Paul W. 1966 FORD LTD, all power, one T E S T IN G FIRMNESS IN garbled version he would have sper D:ougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- TWO new Northfield Green owner, good condition, $495. or W H E T H E R THE RieHT..." West North East South said to himself, “South has $5,38 - $5.84 condominium homes w ittthree references and quality interior 4535. best offer. Call 643-7952. THAT NATION..:' 1 N.T. opened a no-trump without the Answer to Previous Puzzle Maintenance Mechanic Helper painting at the lowest price. Use this handy classified bedrooms, 2 1/2 berths, $4.80 - $5 17 Pass 3 N T. Pass Pass ace-king-queen or jack of 649-7034. ONE ROOM and three room carpeting, air-conditioning and Pass Olio 40 Hour Week 1971 DODGE DART Demon - hearts. Would he make that bid \ furnished ajpartment - All much more. Each $350. monthly Six cylinders, 2-door, plus utilities. One year lease or Opening lead—5 A without one of the four top Liberal fringe benefits include Building-Contracting 33 ORDER RLANK utilities. Older persons automatic. Needs some Ixtly spades also? Probably not!” 2 Qreak Lake paid vacation; sick leave; preferred. 272 Main Street. lease with option to buy. Call work. Asking $750. 646-2605 ACROSS holidays; pension plan; com­ NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Frank Filloramo, 646-6555. 3 Weekday after 5 p.m. That would have marked 1 Church seat 4 Castle ditches plete insurance plan. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ for placing your want ad. NEW SECOND floor five-room PICK- 4 Venus d e __ ANDOVER LAKE - Furnished South with the king of spades 5 Pointless Employees’ credit union ditions, rec rooms, porches and Fill In - CHp Out and Mall Todayl flat, three bedrooms, kitchen DU HEAR THE NEWS? 16 Police dogs remodeling, additions, roofing. up. Peterman Agency, 649-9404. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, TEXAS ^ E X A S JUST BOUSHT IT. 18 Legislative to British princess residents preferred. Applicants DATE OF FIRST INSERTION- Security required, rent with op­ TEXAS IS our Of THE UMION ' 11 Promontory 41 Peits Call David Patria, South Wind­ Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- TRIED TO DIDNT § T A R bodies 27 Habitation NUMBER OF DAYS TO RUN- tion to buy. Call Eastern Real 17Pesterer 26Cid 42Steriiize must be screened to determine sor, 644-1796. FIVE ROOMS and bath, bus 2098. SECEDE SECEDE.. ------By CLAY JL POLLAN- 20 Road curves line. Available January 1st. Estate, 646-8250. ARIIS LlIRA 21 Abslracl being 19 Put up a poker 29 Manufactured 43 Demure economic eligibility. Please CLASSIFICATION ______THERE WAS M Your Daily AcfMly Guido M Adults. No pets. 643-1859. MAR. J t 22 Epochs stake 31 Staid 44ltaiiancity call 649-4558 or see Marie Klein WES ROBBINS carpr p e n tr y Campers-Trallers J / According to llio S ta rt. T r 23 Charges 33Classicai 46 Demigod VERNON - 3-room house, 65 A WAR ““A M . I» 24 Finest at the State Unemployment remodeling specialist,St. Ad- Mobile Homes \ 9-12-27-46 To develop message for Wednesday, 24 Decamp ianguage 47Tumuit MANCHESTER - Family style stove, I refrigerator, very read words corresponding to numbers 16-17-21-30/C 26 Bodies ol water Bureau, 806 Main Street, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ^5-7384-90 38-51-6/ Vg 27 Male sheep 25 German river 38 Church lestivai 46 Greek portico 2-bedroom townhouse, private private.! $125 monthly without of your Zodiac birth sign.' 50 Pronoun Manchester. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, ^ T A U R U S SCORPIO 30 Most peculiar 26 Denude 40 Father (Latin) entrances and patio, finished utilities. Security. Owner 644- 31 Whot 61 Brighten 649-3446. 14’ WIDE - $9,995 A M . 20 32Ruaslancart (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I Closing date for filing is rec room, includes heat, 1895 after 4 p.m. or all day 32 Steadfast 62 Lead OCT. 22 ( 631s 34 ConductorY 11 January 15, 1975. appliances and carpeting. $240 Wednesday. No better time to trade. I MAY 20 33 Of NOT. 21 r- r h r- 5"W LEON Cieszynski builder - new . .,,3-44-5483 34 Systematic 64 In 35 Rubbed out F per month. Paul W. Dougan, We need your 10’ wide now. 35 Concern 65 Keeping 1- 7-15-234 36 Attempt homes custom built, 31-4581-861 12 \i u Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. Business for Rent 55 We will allow top dollar. 36 Your 66 In 37 Expires remodeled, additions, rec GIMINI 37 Keep 67 Recreotion SAGITTARIUS iB 16 7 No payinont until Afi\\ 1975 38 And 68 Control 39 Ocean rooms, garages, kitchens MANCHESTER - East Center BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE NOT movement remodeled, bath tile, cement CHARLES APARTMENTS - Parts, Supplies, 39 Progressive 69 Dreoms LEGAL East Middle Tpke. Deluxe 4 1/2 Street. Modern air-conditioned ’ e f / j U N f 20 40 Hoppy 70 Conditions D ie 40 Family merrber 1$ 9 work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ and Accessories MAYBE A S lS H A U i 41 Things 71 Apple-pie room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, office space, from 100 to 2,000 . H 5-11-25-32 6-14-24-37/^ Icon.) NOTICE tial or commercial. Call 649- X'LL HIDE .^5381-8085 42 Oreomy 72 Come 141-5688 41 Concealed all appliances, carpeted, 2 air- square feet, $4.50 per foot. 13Deve(opments 43 Groups 73 Certoin L The third installment of 4291. PLAZA HOMES A M O N G TH E 42 Slat conditioners, heat, hot water, Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. CANCIR 14 Your 44 Greatest 74 Order CAPRICORN 2^ 25 k k property taxes on the October 1, 1348 Wilbur CroM Hwy. R O C K S A N D \ JUNC 21 is Limit 45 You 75 A D ie . 22 ^ 45 Black eyes ■ storage, 2 garages, sound " SEE W HAT 16 Best 46 By 76 T rue (slang) 31 1973 Grand List are due and TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY ELLINGTON - 2,000 sq. ft. new Berlin Tpke., Berlin, Conn. llJtltV 22 JA N . IP u Carpentrjf and general contrac­ proofing,, washer and dryerdr happens. 17 Suited 47 Day 77 Friend 49 Took exception payable 1 January 1975. Interest NAML hookup, firMlace, Jenced-in fenced-in brick 'and steel building, clear 828-0369 2- 8-28-35 18 Join 4BPIoces 78 True 2682-47-52/G 51 Louse ovum ting. Residential and commer­ “Q u tliq ftofflu, tmtlWrprfcMf 19 Most 49 Keep 79 Sociol 69-72-78 VS will be charged after 1 patio.___ $280.,_80. CnarhCharles Ponticelli, span, loading dock, heat and >/558087-88 52 Military cial. Whether it be a small ADDRESS 20 In 50 Accounts 80 Your AQUARIUS February 1975 at the rate of % 646-0800, 646-1540. air-conditioning optional. LIO 21 For 51 Outdoor 81 Con assistant repair job, a custom built home She Heralh 82 Bring JAN. 20 of 1 per cent per month from CITY 8351. j JUtr 23 22 Be 52 When 53 At this place or anything in between, call 646- 23 To 53 Purposes 83 Matters ni. It the due date or a minimum of MANCHESTER - Four rooms, L .A U G . 22 84 Matters 54 Dove's call 1379. STATE 24 Patience 54 Asset 22-34-49-504 $2.00. Taxes may be paid by includes appliances and heat. 4-19-33 25 To 55 To 85 Horizon 55 Mythological 4i JT U P.O. Box 591 $170. Security required. Call ^40-5970 26 A 56 Under 86 Accomplish 66-71-74 1 Norse giant mail or at the Town Office 87 At Bi Manchester, Conn. 06040 VIRGO 27 Most 57 Con PISCIS 56 Love god W Building. MASON CONTRACTOR - 647-9936 or 649-2003. 28 Loving 58 Take 88 Fault PHONE X AUG. 2J f i t . IP 57 Greek letter Cynthia Clark Plastering, custom built stone 29 High 59 Congeniol 89 Benefits a B$ B4 or brick fireplaces, chimney 30 Visiting 60 Who're 90 Confidential mar. 20*^ Tax Collector Or phone 643-2711 for friendly assistance 1839-43-58'||^ DOWN 66 B$ B? repairs, block and cement j Adverse g^ficuiral i2-6479-834 1 School Road work. New and repairs. E. in placing your ad. 1 Pea containers Andover, Conn. Richardson. 643-0889. 649-0608. F’AGK SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,. Tues., Jan. 7, 1975 OBITUARIES Willimantic Meets Payroll Rolterl K. Buell Mrs. Joseph Gaudreau ABOUT TOWN HEBRON-Robert E. Buell. A memorial Mass for Mrs. Through Surplus Funds 92. of Shelton, formerly of Joseph L. Gaudreau of 591 Ver­ Hebron, died Monday at the non St., who died Sunday at Orford Parish Chapter, St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild The Marine Corps League Manchester Memorial HanrlirHtrr Stirnmg Upralh United Methodist Home in WILLIMANTIC (UPI) - City officials proposed $2.8 million budget. They did Daughters of the American will meet Thursday at 11 a.m. will meet tonight at 8 at the Shelton. Hospital, will be Thursday at 9 have scraped up surplus funds to give permit the city to borrow and spend Revolution, will meet Thursday in the parish hall of the Marine Home. Mr. Buell was born May 3, a.m. at St. Bartholomew's police, firemen and other municipal enough money to cover December’s bills, at 1:30 p.m. in the Reception church. Members are reminded MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 83 Manchester—A City of Village Charm 1882 in Hebron and had lived in Church. Burial will be at the employes their first pay today since the TWKNTY I (H R PA(;KS - TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS but they tu rn ^ down a similar request for Hall at South United Methodist to bring sandwiches. Beverages The Army-Navy Club Katonah, N.Y.. for over 40 convenience of the family. city "went broke" Jan. 1 after voters January. Church. The program will b6 and dessert will be served by auxiliary will meet Wednesday years. Before his retirement, Survivors include her step­ refused to approve a 1975 budget. the presentation of the chapter New Budget Reduced Mrs. Allan Hotchkiss, Mrs. at 7:30 p.m. at the club. he was chief security officer at mother ,f Mrs. Jessie Duthrie of About $25,000, described as surplus Meanhile, the city board of finance is sponsored Good Citizen Girls. John Johnston and Mrs. Burr Members are reminded to bring the Westfield State Farms. Fullerton. Calif., whose name funds from the 1974 budget, was used to Hostesses are Mrs. Harold putting together a reduced budget to be Staub. baked goods and fruit for the Statens First Woman Governor Bedford Hills. N.Y. He was a was omitted in the obituary in pay the wages, according to Roger L. Mayo, Mrs. John W. Leigher, Monday's Herald. offered Jan. 15 to citizens for considera­ “cake walk’’ after the meeting. 50-year member of Compass Abare, city clerk and treasurer, but the Mrs. Edwin Darling, Mrs. The Marine Corps League Lodge of Masons in The family suggests that any issuance of further paychecks was uncer­ tion. Preston R. Sagem and Mrs. The budget is believed to be about $250,000 Auxiliary will meet tonight at 8 There will be no meeting of Wallingford. memorial contributions may be tain. James E. Oliver. lower and will mean reduced services and at the Marine Home on Parker the Ostomy Group this month. Survivors are a son. Clarence made to New Hope Manor, 48 Meeting; Tonight Hartford Rd. no new hiring, although layoffs apparently St. The next meeting will be Feb. 3 Grasso Pledges Effort L. Buell of Trumbull: four The executive board of the That question may be decided tonight will not be necessary. at Manchester Memorial grandchildren and several The Holmes Funeral Home, Manchester Junior Women’s when the City Council will meet to act on a A citizen's group which coordinated op­ Hospital. nieces and nephews. 400 Main St., is in charge of Club will meet Wednesday at 8 ruling issued Monday that the city may position to the budget proposals, Ladies Aid of the Lutheran Memorial services are arrangements. p.m. at the home of Mrs. borrow money for necessary expenses it Willimantic Involved Taxpayers (WIT), Women’s Missionary League of Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Howard Holmes, 135 Bissell St. may incur through March 2. says it will try to amend the latest budget ' Correction Nichols United Methodist Daniel IS. French Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Zion Evangelical Lutheran ROCKVILLE - Daniel W. Daniel Lamont, corporation consel, to cover only the first four months of the Church will meet Wednesday at A joint meeting of . the To Balance Budget Church, Nichols Village, Trum­ Robert Jarvis and'Mrs. Robert ruled that a state law permits the cty to fiscal year, which began Dec. 1. 7:30 p.m. at the church. The bull. Burial will be Friday at 2 French, 85, formerly of 23 Monaco. Committee chairmen Manchester Board of Directors r. borrow money for 90 days after an initial The group will seek to have the city ap- Rev. Charles Kuhl will lead a p.m. in Gilead Cemetery. Brooklyn St., died Sunday at a unable to attend are reminded and the Conservation Commis­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Ella T, Grasso, tax and to conduct her administration rejection of an annual budget. propriate only up to $800,000, ap­ discussion. Mrs. Wilma Wiley, Republican Gov. Thomas J. Meskill, who The Dennis and D’Arcy Rockville convalescent home. to call Mrs. Donald Tarca, 646- sion will be held Jan. 14, and not the daughter of an Italian immigrant openly. Mayor David Calchera announced that proximately what the finance board is Mrs. Howard Ballard, Mrs. is leaving office after one term. Funeral Home. 2611 Main St., Mr, French was born in Staf­ 6812. tonight, as reported in Mon­ baker, today became the state's first Rising early for her historic day, she the city was in effect "broke" after asking for each third of the year, accor­ Kenneth Boud and Mrs. Fred Stratford, is in charge of ford and had lived in Rockville day’s Herald. It will be at 7 woman governor, assuming the mantle of attended a morning Mass at St. Mary’s Spending Restraints citizens voted twice last month to reject a ding to Richard Jackson. Baker are in charge of arrangements. most of his life. He was a Martha Circle of Emanuel p.m. Jan. 14, in the Municipal power in a critical period of rising govern­ Church in her home town of Windsor The nation’s first woman governor refreshments. Members are There are no calling hours. retired textile spinner. Lutheran Church will meet Building Hearing Room. ment costs and falling revenues. Locks and boardpd an AMTRAK com­ elected,on her own merits, Mrs. Grasso reminded of the zone board The family suggests that any Survivors are a son, Daniel C. Thursday at 2 p.m. at the The informal session is to Mrs. Grasso, speaking before a joint muter train to Hartford 10 miles down the pledged to restore confidence in govern­ meeting Jan. 20 at 7:30 p.m. memorial contributions may be French of Fuera Bush, N.Y.: church. Elvira Anderson is in iron out differences between session of the legislature, pledged a Connecticut River on a bright, clear ment and impose the strictest restraints at Bethany Lutheran Church, made to the United Methodist two brothers. Edward L. charge of devotions. Hostesses the board and the commission "heroic effort to keep the budget in winter morning. on state spending. West Hartford, when conven­ Church of Katonah. N.Y. French of Stafford and Thieves Get Empty Wallet are Irma Harrison, Esther and to spell out the com­ balance" without resorting to an income She attended a luncheon with "The situation is serious,” she said. Frederick J. French of Monson, Carlson and Elsie Korch. tion plans will be made. mission’s function. "The long range prospects are not en­ Mass.; three sisters, Mrs. Lucy m m couraging." Martorelli of Stafford. Mrs. Ida In Robbery at Gas Station "Planning for the new fiscal year will Gray of Auburn, Mass.,and require heroic effort to keep the budget in Mrs. Elsie Kealy of Hampden, balance,” she said. “This is our goal as we them the station's money. work for lean, efficient and humane state Card of Thanks Mass.; two grandchildren and a The only thing two thieves got he was told to get out of there. m m great-grandchild. in an armed robbery at Gasland Fuchs said it was in the locked During this action with the . i rnn; MHA Seeks Funds government capable of handling its We Wish to thank our many friends for iheir kindness and sympathy, floral and Funeral services are service station, 176 Tolland Tpke. safe. They put him in the back Blanks, the other man fled assigned tasks effectively." spiritual bouquets, cars, driver, message Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Monday night was a wallet room where they bound him south on foot. Mrs. Grasso said her administration and various courtesies during our recent Introvigne-Plante Funeral without cash, police said. with a scarf, laid him on the The second man followed him State Senators Take Oath would develop a budget structure that will bereavement Home. 95 E. Main St., Stafford. From statements given by floor, and covered his head with after leaving the Blanks. produce those revenues “necessary to Dons Grisel and Children a pair of coveralls. Police arrived soon after they For Site Acquisition meet the cost—and no more than the Burial will be in Hillside victims, police reconstructed Taking their seats in the State Senate Hannon, East Hartford, Third non is a former member of the House. Then they took a tire iron and left. Nothing was found missing cost—of these essential proograms.” Cemetery, Stafford. the robbery and issued this today were David Barry, Manchester, District, both Democrats. Barry (Herald photo by Pinto) report: tried to pry open the strong box from the station. The thieves parcel, which is at the rear of 171 Spencer “I repeat to you my commitment that There are no calling hours. Fourth District, left; and George served in the senate before and Han­ Rv SOL R. COHEN for the money inside. They soon got only Blank’s wallet which and 1)01 (; REMNS St., is estimated at $20,000. this will be accomplished without gave this up and went outside to recourse to a state personal income tax,’’ Two white males in their 20's contained only his personal The Manchester Housing Authority The other Spencer St. parcel, for which a blue sedan parked at the she said. walked up to the service station papers. (MHA) is asking the Town of Manchester the MHA is still negotiating is an adjacent, office at about 10:50. They were pumps. Detective Capt. Joseph Sar­ B iO ' to set aside up to $260,000 in federal Com­ 3.7-acre piece of land at the rear of 195 Open Government Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blank of Water Rate Hike armed with handguns but wore tor said this morning the munity Development funds for the land it Spencer St., owned by Mr. and Mrs. She said she will conduct an open no masks. Newell Rd., Ellington were in robbery does not appear to be New Legislature Swdrn In heeds for immediate and long-range elder­ Wilber Little. The asking price is about government. “This is a holdup," the first the sedan. They told police one connected to the armed robbery ly housing construction. $90,000, including a right-of-way. "The governor’s office and all state By SOL R. COHEN nomination was seconded by House November elections, took control of the Voted by Vernon man said to the clerk, Neil of the young men pushed a gun in Vernon Monday. But police The MHA is seeking a commitment of State Grant Available agencies will be open to all citizens to dis­ Minority Leader Gerald Stevens, R- Connecticut Legislature today. Fuchs. 18, of 18 Glenwood Dr,, into Blank’s face and told him have a few leads and were In simultaneous ceremonies at 10 this the funds before April 4, the expiration Squatrito and Dr. Joseph Danyliw, MHA cuss their problems, answer their in­ Milford. The vote was unanimous and Despite the liberal cast of their South Windsor. to give him his wallet. following them up this morning, morning in the Senate and House date of an option it holds for a 6.3-acre vice chairman, explained to directors quiries and act on their complaints,” she After Blank gave his wallet. chambers, an overwhelmingly Groobert was sworn into office by in­ numbers, however, they may be forced VERNON more and getting rid of the They ordered him to give he said. Spencer St. parcel. The MHA is also Tuesday night that the MHA has a state said. Democratic State Senate and House of coming House Speaker James Kennelly, into a conservative straight jacket A public hearing on proposed sand. asking the town to consider advancing the grant of $640,O0O for 40 units of elderly She proposed replacing the state Public Representatives were sworn in in view of D-Hartford. because of fiscal realities imposed by rate increases for the town- Mayor Frank McCoy said he money until the Community Development housing. They said, though, that the grant Utilities Commission, the chief object of MANCHESTER a host of well-wishers. Upon adjournment, the newly sworn in economic conditions. owned water company Monday had never heard that particular block grants are given to the town. doesn't provide enough money for land her electoral campaign, with a Utility The House numbers 119 Democrats and senators and state representatives were night drew only one comment complaint about the water and Discussion Planned acquisition. Control Authority which would take into 32 Republicans, the Senate numbers 29 guests of the Wadsworth Atheneum at its More than 60 of the lawmakers are new­ from a user and was followed assured Guldan that he would 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN The town Board of Directors, which The Town of Manchester expects to account the pressing needs of the public as Democrats and seven Republicans. It is a traditional pre-inaugral luncheon. comers and are expected to follow the lead by approval of the Town Coun­ have the town engineer look heard the MHA requests Tuesday night, receive $1,880,000 in Community Develop- well as the utilities. POLICE REPORT Not Retpontible for Typographical Errors flip-flop from the last two years, when The Manchester area legislators seated of Ella T. Grasso, who became governor cil. into the matter. will discuss the matter next Tuesday. both the House and Senate were today are State Sen. George Hannon of the today. The town bought the water The company, located at Ver­ Atty. Dominic Squatrito, legal counsel (See Page Twelve) (Sec Page Twelve) We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities — None Sold to Dealers Republican controlled. Third District, State Sen. David Barry of company from the estate of non center, services some 832 for the MHA, said Tuesday night the $260,- • Glen M. Dotting, 17, of 85 Prospect St. was charged Mon­ The senators and state representatives the Fourth District, and State Sen. Robert Barney Moses, for $175,000. The customers plus some town fire • Raymond J. McConnell, 47, Income Tax Unlikely 000 would be used for purchase of two Old Town Rd., Rockville was were sworn in collectively after a roll-call Houley of the 35th District. rate increase will amount to hydrants. The increase in the of 83 Dartmouth Rd. was day with improper passing. Leaders in both parties say imposition parcels, totaling nearly 10 acres, on arrested today at 1 a.m. inside in each chamber. Also, State Rep. Murial Yacavone, 9th about $8.50 a year for the hydrant charge will be $58 per arrested Monday and charged Robert E. London, 27, of 85 of a state income tax this year is unlikely Spencer St. and site development at one of a locked hallway of the store The Senate was convened and sworn in District; State Rep. Ted Cummings, 12th Rescue Tool Dismantles average customer. year, going from $42 per with allowing his two dogs to Birch Rd., South Windsor, was because of economic conditions and the the parcels. and apartment building at 875 by Secretary of the State Gloria Schaffer, District; State Rep. Francis Mahoney, John Guldan of Jonathan Dr. hydrant to $100. roam. One of the dogs, a golden charged Monday afternoon with public uproar which would be created if The MHA holds an option on a 6.3-acre Main St., police said. who immediately eased whatever tension 13th District; State Rep. Muriel said, at the public hearing, that Only the users will pay for the retriever, was impounded, failure to drive a reasonable SUPER SAVER one were imposed. parcel owned by Lillian I. Mitchell, Wrecked Car in Minutes He was charged with third- there was when she noted, “It seems that Yacavone, 14th District; State Rep. he had no complaint about the purchase of the company. Other police said. distance apart in connection trustee for Edward Rogin of Hartford. The the traditional gavel is missing today, but Robert Walsh, 53rd District; State Rep. increase and commented, “We than those homeowners who degree criminal trespass. Court for McConnell is Jan. 20 with the investigation of a two- Four years ago, the Democratic- tentative purchase price is $150,000. Cost By SOL R. COHEN Department and other potential users in we’ll contirftie.” Aloysius Ahearn, 55th District; State Rep. have always gotten something have private wells in the rural Patrolman James Meehan in East Hartford. car accident on 1-86. controlled legislature imposed an income of developing a right-of-way to reach the the area. The House was convened by outgoing Martin Burke, 56th District; and State Applause rang out in Manchester’s Cen­ extra with our water and that is area of town, other residents responded to a complaint of a Police said the driver of the tax and Gov. Thomas J. Meskill let it lapse prowler in the building and VERNON Speaker Francis Collins, R-Brookfield. It Rep. Terry Bertinuson, 57th District. tral Firehouse Tuesday night in apprecia­ Used in the demonstration Tuesday sand" are customers of the Rockville second car, Dianne E. into law without his signature. But public Vernon Police are in­ was sworn in by Deputy Secretary of the All Manchester area legislators are tion of a dramatic demonstration of a night was a 1965 wrecked Mustang, fur­ He said I would prefer paying Water & Aqueduct Co. found Rotting on the third floor Peskurich, of Old Stafford Rd., COUPONS! outrage forced the lawmakers to Hurst Rescue Tool. It took only minutes nished by Moriarty Bros. Removed in the sitting in a chair, police said. vestigating a reported holdup at State Harry Hammer of Vernon. Democrats. reconvene and repeal the levy. had stopped for a stop sign and for it to dismantle a wrecked automobile. demonstration were the doors, windshield, He could not explain his Gasland at the intersection of Also sworn in was Paul Groobert of her car was struck in the rear Bleachers were set up for a crowd of back window, roof and part of the front. It presence, police said. Union and West Streets, Manchester, to the post of House clerk. He By ROBERT LAMBERT But, the lawmakers and Mrs. Grasso by the London car. more than 10—town officials, town and 8th showed how access could be provided Council on World Hunger Dotting was being held this Rockville. was nominated by House Majority Leader HARTFORD (UPI) — Democrats, will have to deal with a projected revenue INSIDE Pirtel and London are 40 District firefighters, policemen, and other within minutes to accident victims pinned morning in lieu of $250 surety Police said Robert Kern, 17, VALUABLE COUPON William O’Neill, D-East Hampton. The buoyed by a 4-to-l m argin in the gap of $200 million for her first budget and scheduled to appear in Common interested persons. in the wreckage. The Joseph LaVae family, bond. He was scheduled to of 52 Merline Dr,, Vernon, rising costs for state services. Some kind TODAY Contributors to the Pleas Court 19, Rockville, Jan. The tool has the capability of actually Manchester Council on World Constance P. Roberts, Fred appear in Common Pleas Court called police Monday about of tax increase is considered likely, with AWramatic overtone to the demonstra­ 21. pulling a car apart, in order to remove ac­ Starkweather, and Mr. and No. 12 in East Hartford today. 10:50 p.m. and reported that OFF MH hikes in the sales, corporation and gas­ tion was the knowledge that only hours Hunger are: Michael J. Stacdek, 17, of 161 cident victims. It eliminates the need for Mrs. George H. Nutter. • Earle Coleman Jr., 19, of just as he was getting ready to Christmas Tree Recycling oline levies under study. Environmental Education ... Page 2 before an accident victim on Burnside Patricia M. Graham, the Regan Rd., Rockville, was iReg.Price saws and abrasives, thus eliminating Monies collected to date total close the station for the night he Ave., East Hartford was pinned for about Rev. Dr. Clifford and Elizabeth Hartford was arrested Monday charged this morning with Budget requests for the 1975-76 fiscal Stamps and Coins ...... Page 3 also the danger of sparks. $983.80. at 5 p.m. at the Hartford police was heldup by a white male who 20 minutes while the wreckage around him' Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. George failure to drive in the proper ALL FLAVORS Locations Designated year, which already have been trimmed to Hi Neighbor ...... Page 4 The Board of Directors is being asked to Donations may be made station on a court warrant police said, was beiieved to be was cut with a torch. W. Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. lane in connection with the in­ $1,5 billion, exceed revenue estimates of approve $5,000 for purchasing the tool, payable to Manchester Council using a small calibre handgun. HALF G AL. Manchester’s park department is about Business news...... Page 9 James F. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. charging him with third-degree vestigation of a two-car accident • The sanitary landfill area off Olcott $1.3 billion. with the funds to come from the Fire Conducting the demonstration Tuesday on World Hunger—MACC, P.O. forgery, third-degree larceny About $100 was taken, police to embark on its annual Christmas tree Willard J. Horton, James P. on Windsorville Rd. St. On Second Thought...... Page 10 Fund’s 1973-74 surplus. At a public hearing night was Berlin Fire Chief Edward Haber Box 773, Manchester. and criminal impersonation. said. recycling program and has designated Other issues facing the lawmakers in­ Morin, Raymond J. Woollett, Police said Stacdek’s car SEALTEST Senior Citizens...... Page 20 on the proposal later in the evening nobody and Wethersfield Fire Captain William The charges stem from a Kern described the alleged seven locations where town residents may clude : collided with one driven by Beginning Monday, the trees will be fed spoke in opposition. The directors will act Klatt. They were assisted capably by stolen check cashed at the Stop holdup man as being about six bring the trees: Area Profile ...... Pages 6, 7, 16 Joseph Borkowski, Abbott Rd., through a chipping machine—to provide —Demands for pay hikes from state on the proposal next Tuesday. Manchester Firefighter Thomas Raimon- & Shop store on W. Middle feet tall and weighing about 180 ICE CREAM • Love Lane at the sand pile. MHS wins ...... Page 13 Ellington. No injuries were With coupon. Limit one coupon. mulch and trail-base material for the workers and increased benefits for social If purchased, the tool would be delivered do. Tpke. June 17 by Coleman, pounds. He said he appeared to • Corner of School and Autumn Sts. reported but both cars had to be town’s parklands. services to keep up with double digit infla­ East, Tech lose ...... Page 13 to Manchester in four to six weeks. It be of stocky build, had long Good thru JAN.11, 1975 • Tolland Tpke. at the entrance to the The device consists of a 40-pound por­ police said. towed from the scene. tion. Swim marks set...... Page 14 would be in the custody of the Manchester, brown hair and a dark gravel pit. table generator and a set of SS-pound jaws, Coleman was released on a Vernon Police are in­ Town, Fire Department and would be $5(X) non-surety bond for court mustashe and goatee. He es­ • Harrison St. at the park department’s Residents are asked to remove all nails —Possible restructuring the state Public New England Whalers ...... Page 15 actually a pair of sheers capable of cutting vestigating a break reported at available for use by the Manchester, 8th Jan. 27 in East Hartford, and timated his age to be about 22 garage. or other metal from the trees and to pile Utilities Commission, which has come un­ Civic Center ...... Page 11 through metal and roof supports. The jaws FIRE CALLS the Male Image store on Kelly them adjacent to the sandpiles—to prevent District, Fire Department, the Police are are operated by thumb control. Wallingford policemen picked and said he was ‘‘sharply • The sand pile on Keeney St. near der firq for approving rate hikes for power Rd. early this morning. Police the trees from blowing around. They are him up here on similar charges Primer Rd. and utility companies. Mrs. Grasso dressed.” said a call was received from in Wallingford, police said. 40 • ’The sandpile on Edgerton St. near the cautioned not to dispose of trash or gar­ promised to abolish the commission X ■ Daniel Ziemba, 19, of 47 someone who said he heard VALUABLE COUPONi m i ' bage at the stockpiles. MANCHESTER AMBULANCE CALLS • Anthony J. Laurinitis, 29, of Village St., Rockville, turned rear of the lumber yard. during her election campaign. Monday. 6:31 p.m. — oil MANCHESTER glass breaking. 91 Laurel St. was arrested Mon­ himself in at the Vernon Police When police arrived they burner trouble at 288 Center St. day at 9:30 p.m. and charged ^OFF Station, Monday, and was found that the glass panel in the MH I Town I Monday, 3:47 p.m. — the car with disorderly conduct. The arrested on a warrant charging l%Reg.Price Monday. 6:36 p.m. — false driven by Mrs. Kathleen front door had been smashed charge stems from a domestic him with first-degree larceny and some dress shirts, leather alarm at Box 139 at House Dr. Barracliffe, 24, of 241 Porter St. disturbance, police said. and third-degree burglary. coats and jewelry were Marlene DidnH Like School.,, and Carver Lane in Westhill was struck in the rear in a two- He was being held this mor­ Police said the arrest was . . - reported missing. Gardens (homes for the car accident at Broad and ning on a $50 cash bond for made in connection with the in­ ■ All Varieties elderly) It was the second such Center Sts. She and her ELLINGTON 4 0 court today. vestigation of a break into Roy’s daughter. Dawn, 5, were taken Robert Ellis, of Crystal (Editor's note; This is the third of u "The school people were a pain in the "She used to see Mrs. Talbot every A call in the last two evenings, • Stephen F. Plonski, 32, of Auto Parts, W. Main St. TABBY BANQUET four-part scries dealing with the Youth firemen said. (Town) to Manchester Memorial Hartford was arrested Monday Lake Rd., Ellington, was neck. I guess they have to stick to the week. Now she sees (a student from Bond was set at $5,000 and Services Center. It concerns a third- rules. The nurse kept calling me all the SOUTH WINDSOR Hospital. She was treated for a at 8:52 p.m. and charged with treated at Rockville General Eastern Connecticut State College) every cervical neck strain and Ziemba was arraigned Monday Hospital this morning for a leg CAT FOOD grade girl who did not like school. The time." other week." Monday, 9 p.m. — false alarm third-degree larceny in connec­ in Common Pleas Court 19, with coupon. Limit one coupon. fourth and last part Thursday is an in­ on Oakland Rd. bruised chest and Dawn was tion with a shoplifting incident injury suffered when he was Marlene’s mother was orphaned before Stafford. Unable to post bond he Good thru JAN.11, 1975 terview with a 16-year-old girl who has Ready to Talk VERNON examined and both were at the K-Mart store on Spencer struck by a car on Rt. 140, her teens. She and her husband both have was taken to the Hartford Ellington. some suggestions for society about hard jobs that apparently do not pay well. Marlene now was more ready to talk. Monday, 9:18 p.m. — smell of released, a hospital spokesman St., police said. She said, “I like to see her. Correctional Center and his Police said no action was youth troubles.) Marlene is the oldest child of three. The smoke a4 the Townhouse said. Police are still in­ He was released on a $150 “We talk about my friends who used to vestigating the accident. case was continued to Feb. 14 at taken against the driver of the 40 family has lived in town many years. .Apartments on Rt. 30. (Vernon non-surety bond for court Jan, Stafford. rnmmmiviMimwmm beat me up. We talk about having a big car, Michael A. Gallo, 23, of Teacher Was Sick '•'ire Department) (Manchester Ambulance) 27. Marlene (not her real name) is 8. She sister. William R. Pirtel, 25, of 116 Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington. skipped as many as 30 school days in a row "Her teacher last year was sick," "I’m not afraid to talk to her. Before I Marlene’s mother said. because she had few friends and boys beat ■was afraid." "I went to talk to her and all she spoke ,1 5 m - her up on the way home from school. Mrs. Talbot was able to match Marlene about were her own kids. I don’t know why Mrs. Jennie Talbot of the Youth Ser­ in May with a high school girl who acted as they keep her, West Side Rec Issue May Go to Vote f O F F MH vices Center was assigned to the case her big sister. "She's got a nice teacher this year. after school leaders called her office, "We used to go to the beaches. 1 liked "Marlene was a very unhappy girl," She’s younger, not strict. She’s doing good Proposals to improve recreational I^Reg.Price her a lot." condition. The school, which has Rec and construct a new facility to elude the gym, game and activity Mrs. Talbot recalled. now. She reads some but the math is lacihties at Washington School and the But she lives far away and does not have limited/ recreational facilities, now serve both the recreation department rooms, and a bowling alley. A swim­ "She disliked school because the kids hard." West Side Rec- may go before a car. A new big sister was found for uses the West Side Rec gym, which the and Washington School. Anticipating ming pool might also be considered, called her names and some boys beat her About Marlene at home, the mother Manchester voters in a November 100 COUNT Marlene this fall and they had just gotten recreation department wants to that report, Weiss has removed West reports indicate. up on the way home from school. said, "She does work for her mother. She referendum acquainted. renovate or replace. Side Rec restoration as a priority for "She also felt her teacher picked on watches the kids when I’m gone. She does Asst. School Supt. Wilson Deakin said Envisioned is one of four plans: Addi­ "I go to the movies with her on Sunday,” spending federal grants expected under If a construction plan is developed TETLEY her." her room. She helps give baths. today the proposals are still tion and expansion of the school to the Marlene said. "She has a car." the Housing and Community Develop­ and approved by voters, the school Marlene’s mother sat in on the inter­ preliminary, but the Board of Educa­ west or to the north, construction of a ment Act of 1974. board would be expected to enter into a view. O pliiiiistir Now tion probably will reactivate a citizens new building between theRec andLutz TEA BAGS contract with the recreation depart­ with coupon. Limit one coupon. D idn't (>et Along Both Marlene and her mother feel good advisory committee to determine Junior Museum, or demolition of the J ment for joint use of the new facility. Good thru JAN.11, 1975 Marlene said, "1 didn’t get along with about her future. The kids are not picking whether a new construction program existing Rec and construction of a new Deakin, explaining the need for the (Herald plioto by Dunn) Recreation officials are concerned anyone. on her as much as last year and she likes might succeed in referendum this year. building. project, said Washington School lacks a WEATHER that a new facility might be controlled "I used to stay home and watch TV,” school enough not to have missed a day The school board’s building and sites Town Manager Robert Weiss said gym, media center, classroom space, by the school department and thus 30 f V y r y V y Marlene did not want to talk much about this fall up to the time of the interview. Firemen Demonstrate Rescue Tool committee has been working with the town officials have ruled out renova­ and specialty areas. Besides using the A. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ * J ^ A A A A A A A A I restrict rec programs. The West Side those dark days, and let her mother Cloudy today with highs in the low 40s. Marlene spoke about positive things. town's Advisory Recreation and Park tion of the existing Rec building. West Side Rec’s gym, Washington Rec is the only recreational facility answer questions about them. Cloudy with chance of rain tonight, "I want a paper route. My favorite TV Commission to develop a joint projecll “The restoration cost would probably School also conducts one class there, Demonstrating a rescue tool in Fire Chief Edward Haber. for the crowd of over 100 who now under total control of the recrea­ The mother said, "She said nobody loved probably starting off as snow or sleet. show is ‘Rhoda’. “ Deakin said. exceed its economic value," Weiss said Deakin said. Manchester’s Central Firehouse Assisting them was Town of witnessed the operation and actually tion department; use of other places, OPEN 7 A.M . TO her. She hated school. Overnight lows in the low 30s. Thursday Mrs. Talbot was pleased with Marlene. Both the West Side Rec and today. Facilities needed by the recreation Manchester Firefighter Thomas applauded when they saw the roof of such as the East Side Rec, are subject "In school, she couldn't even write her cloudv with rain likely and highs in the low She said Marlene is happier in school and Tuesday night were Wethersfield Fire Washington School are nearly 50 years Weiss said he expects to receive/a department — which says the existing Raimondo. Bleachers were provided the car rolled back in minutes. to control of the school department. name. 40s. is doing much better there. Capt. William Klatt, left, and Berlin old and are said to be in deteriorating recommendation to raze the existing building is being taxed to the limit — in- MIDNIGHT Mon. thru Sat.