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MANCHESTER having a . pajama party at a it was parked at Sportland “The Cross and the MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 174 Manchesier-^A City of Village Charm t h ir t y -t w o p a g es — t w o sectio n s p r ic E j f if t e e n c en ts •George Monseglio, 16, of 80 Billiards on W. Middle Tpke. Mountain Rd. home 'Tuesday Switchblade,” starring Pat School St. was arrested The 1974 green and white night when, just past midnight, Boone, will shown Thursday Tuesday at 10:50 a.tn. at Police Dodge Dart of Jack Davis of one noticed a man’s face in a and Friday at 7:30 p.m. at South Headquarters on a Common 43C Esquire Dr. was stolen window, police said. United Methodist Church. Pleas Court 12 warrant from his lot Monday night, No parents were home, police Tickets,, which may be charging him with third-degree police said. said. The girls called police but purchased at the door, are $1.50 M.'' larceny (two counts), police patrolmen could not find for adults and $1 for children Ford Calls - J i i ' Eight Arrested in Shelton Explosion said. While at the scene of a woods anyone in the area. and students. The charges stem from re­ and grass fire Tuesday at 3:30 They gave the house extra cent thefts on West St., police p.m. west of S. Hawthorne St., surveillance through the rest of The film is adapted from the NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Eight persons, Superior Court warrants issued in Memphis, Tenn., a Baptist minister and plant. The explosion and fire at the factory Rev. David Wilkerson’s best War Over, said. He was released on his one youngster in a crowd of kids the dark hours this morning. including the president of a large Ohio Bridgeport on charges including arson, psychic who predicted the catastrophe destroyed the building but there were no seller of the same title. The written promise to appear in told a patrolman, “He started firm, were arrested today in the March 1 kidnaping and conspiracy in the fire bom­ before it occurred at the plant. He was injuries. film portrays Wilk^rson’s one- court May 12. the fire.” Police found a plywood house explosion and fire which destroyed a $14 bing of the Sponge Rubber Products Co. described as a spiritual advisor to Others arrested were Ronald D. Betres, man crusade among the •Norman V. Langlier, 19, of The boy was pointing to a Tuesday morning in the woods Asks Unity million sponge rubber product plant in factory. Moeller. 32, and Peter Betres, 54, of Butler, Pa.; narcotic-ridden gang fighters in 148 Edgerton St. was arrested much bigger boy. about 100 feet north of Globe Shelton, the FBI said. State’s Attorney Donald Browne said Bubar was the subject of the book, “You Donald L. Connors, 40, a truck driver who New York City’s ghettos. Tuesday at 2 p.m. at his home The patrolman, James Hollow Pool. A 10-count federal indictment named 10 the warrants, handed over to state polide, are a Psychic,” and is a native of Blain, allegedly shipped the dynamite, also of Butler, Pa.; Anthony A. Just, 48, of on a Common Pleas Court 14 Meehan, held a series of talks It is an 8-foot by 12-foot struc­ Pat Boone WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford suspects with conspiracy, violation of were signed late Wednesday by Superior Maine. He had been pastor of the Stanton warrant charging him with with the accused boy, other ture. A combination lock bars Proceeds from the showings debated today whether to give up his federal bombing statutes and interstate Court Judge George A. Saden. Baptist Church, Stanton, Tenn., “but Greensburg, Pa.; John W. Shaw, 28 of third-degree burglary, police boys with him, and all their entry. Neighbors said, high of the film will be sent to Youth request that Congress approve $722 transDortation in aid of racketeering. resigned in 1969 in order to utilize his Pittsburgh, and Michael J. Tice, 22, of Boyers, Pa. said. parents. Police are now con­ school age youths often go to Challenge of Greater Hartford, NO REFUND million in arms aid to Vietnam in a war in The FB I said two more persons were Among those arrested was Charles B. astonishing clairvoyant abilities,” accor-* He was turned over to Hart­ sidering referrals to Juvenile this part of the woods, police an outreach of Teen Challenge, ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N J. which he has declared America’s role was beihg sought by agents who began making Moeller, 48, of Spencerville, Ohio, presi­ ding to the hook. ford Police for processing. The Court in the matter. said. which has just recently suf­ (UPD - More than half the states finished. arrests in Pennsylvania, Ohio and dent of .Ohio Decorative deducts, the The federal grand jury indictment Agents said they were still seeking charge stems from an offense The Town Water Department fered the loss of its building due say they will give no tax refunds To the standing ovation and cheers of 6,- Tennessee early today. parent company of the Sponge Rubber charged the men with transporting Albert R. Coffee, 43, and Dennis Charles committed in Hartford, police Several teen-age girls were plans to remove the house. to a fire. on automobile purchases involv­ 000 Tulane University students in New In addition, nine of those named in Product Plant. dynamite, detonating cord and blasting Tiche, 28, president of a chemical com­ said. ing rebates by the manufac­ At Piccadilly Square Orleans Wednesday night. Ford calied the federal indictments were named in Also arrested was David N. Bubar, 47, of caps by truck from Pennsylvania to a pany in ^ y ers, Pa. On May 9, the Rev. Mr. •Two Glastonbury girls, one turers, according to a survey by Rt. 83 Indochina conflict “a war that is finished Wilkerson will speak at a rally 13 and one 14, were arrested at the Prentice-Hall Publishing — as far as America is concerned.” Assumption Honor Roll in Clarke Arena of Manchester Talcottville, Conn. King’s in the Parkade Tuesday Company. The reason given was On the way home he told reporters The honor roll for the third High School. The rally is being at 1 p.m. and charged with Salone, Donna Salone, Steven that the rebate doesn’t actually aboard Air Force One of his arms aid quarter for Assumption Junior sponsored by the David Wilker­ 2 fourth-degree larceny, police Scutnik, Lori Sossin, Daniel reduce the sales price used in request, “Well, it’s still up there (in / High School has been an­ son Youth Committee. said. They were referred to Tuttle, Edward Vilga, Robert figuring the tax. Congress). It will depend on the cir­ Terrorists Seize West German Envoy nounced. Juvenile Court. Yorgensen. Grade 6 cumstances when I get back... if there is a Grade 7 significant change we’ll have to reassess STOCKHOLM (UPI) — Four terrorists tion with the caller saying the attack was after receiving a $50,000 ransom and a safe were broken and in some rooms furniture High Honors —Mary Evans, The owners of three motor High Honors —Maureen it.” armed with automatic weapons shot their carried out by a guerrilla group calling flight to Southern Yemen. could be seen stacked up before open win­ Kathleen Hession, Margaret vehicles reported them missing Fla veil. What Ford called “a fluid situation” in­ way into the West German Embassy today itself the “Holger Meins Commando.” Ambassador Stoecker arrived to take up dows. Sullivan. in the past two days, police Honors —Sean Byrne, cluded the mood of Congress. In a session and seized Ambassador Dietrich Stoecker “We have taken possession...of the West his post as the West German envoy to Some people managed to get out with Honors —Maureen said. Monique Cormier, Karen that lasted until early today, the House as hostage. They threatened to shoot the German ambassador to Stockholm in Stockholm in November, 1972. The Berryman, Lisa Canapari, Ran­ help of police who put up ladders on the The 1969 Ford pickup truck of Damiata, Michael Evans, voted to authorize $327 million for military attache unless police withdrew. order that political prisoners in West Ger­ military attache arrived in 1973. side of the embassy where no shooting was 4 dall Davison, Heidi Draghi, Mark Frank of Glastonbury Lionel Lessard, Carmen humanitarian aid and evacuation costs. There were reports of some injuries as a many be liberated. If there is a rescue An embassy employe called the police Sheila Dupuis, Diana Fla veil, going on. One man climbed from the se­ was stolen early Tuesday. The Pellegrino, Ronald Senna, John The Senate passed a $250 million version. - result of the shooting and initial reports attempt for the ambassador, we will ignite emergency number shortly before noon to cond floor and was immediately taken Joseph Foley, Joann Frechette, 1968 white (Chevrolet of George Sullivan. No arms aid has been approved for what said one person was killed. Police kept all 15 kilos (33 pounds) of TNT,” the caller report that there was shooting inside the Michael Girard, Alison Grade, NEW ORLEANS: President Gerald away from the scene by police. A. Felding of East Hartford Grade 8 administration officials privately admit onlookers away from the scene, sealing off said. building and immediately several patrol A woman who escaped said she saw two David Keeney, Sandra Keeney, Ford tells the 73rd annual Navy was stolen Tuesday from where was a military lost cause. a five square area. Holger Meins, a member of the cars were sent to investigate. As police Lynne Koras, Linda Landry, High Honors —Peggy Laneri, gunmen carrying submachine guns. Police He had proclaimed an end to U.S. par­ League Convention that further cuts More than 100 specially equipped riot anarchist Baader-Meinhof gang, died of a tried to get inside the building they came said about KXI persons were believed to be Michael McDonnell. Lisa Sossin. ticipation in a lost war. His feelings in defense spending would endanger police ringed the modern four-story yellow hunger strike in a West German prison under submachine gun fire and had to inside the building at the time of the Town Short Also, Anna Moriarty, Donald Honors —Sean Foley, Nancy emerged in one statement aboard the national security and the country’s brick building on Stockholm’s embassy last Nov. 9. He maintained that he and assault. They said at least 25 have been Murphy, Kathryn Nason, Galligan, Renee Girard, An­ withdraw. plane: “I had mixed eniotions. That’s not detente with the Soviet Union. row minutes after the first alarm went out Reinforcements were called in and by evacuated. $12,000 o f Elizabeth Negri, Sonia Ortega, drew Hagenow, Doris Heid- other members of an urban guerrilla gang •the way I wished it had ended. But you at 11:49 a.m. The nearby British Embassy Karen Plourde, Mary Grace cavage, Eric Larson, Robert allegedly led by Ulrike Minhof and An­ early afternoon more than 100 police of­ Cancer Goal have to be realistic.” was ordered evacuated when the Quick, Jodi Ricci, Denise Melanson, Karin Shaer. dreas Baader were political prisoners and ficers ringed the building with dogs and The Town of Manchester still Ford said he sensed in making the terrorists fired their submachine guns, not common criminals. also armed with automatic weapons. needs 812,000 to fulfill its goal of speech that he was ending an American Bickering Splits sporadically at police and newsmen, sen­ On Nov. 10, a group calling itself the Red The terrorists were barricade on the The Lottery ding them ducking behind cars for cover. $25,000 in the' 1975 Cancer FOR PEOPLE WHO DON’T KNOW BEANS era. “I think so, yes. After all, it’s been a Leaders in Saigon Army faction shot to death West Berlin third floor of the embassy and every few Crusade campaign, Carl pretty long era.” Police said that in addition to the am­ chief justice Guenther von Drenkmanni minutes let loose with bursts of sub­ The winning number in the Connecticut Zinsser, local chairman of the Ford called meetings this morning with bassador and the military attache, Lt. Col. This spring they kidnaped a candidate for machine gun fire. lottery drawn today was 11 yellow 778. The ABOUT FRANKS aides including Secretary of State Henry Andreas Baron von Mirbach, other mayor of West Berlin and released him Most of the windows of the embassy bonus number was 258602. drive, has reported. SAIGON (UPI) - President Tran Van Franks and baans...Franks on a bun...Broll ’em, Grill Kissinger and V ice^ resid ent Nelson hostages were also believed to be taken. Noting the drive is at the half­ Huong’s efforts to form a peace coalition 'em, you’re only limited by your Imagination. They’re Rockefeller. Aid^said Ford was Police said three men and a woman ap­ way and the amount government acceptable to the Com­ an Inflation-beating, hIgh-proteIn value. receiving prebreakfast briefings oh the parently took part in the embassy attack, raised is about half of the goal, munists bogged down today in bickering situation in Vietnanh. These included both and said they suspected the assailants also Zinsser called on all community Special this week at PInehurst between followers of Gen. Duong Van the South Vietnamese government’s carried high explosives. They were members to participate in “this “Big” Minh and Senate President Tran GROTE & WEIGEL FRANKFURTS military plight in and around Saigon and believed to be members of a radical West annual fund-raising appeal Van Lam. the state of the evacuation of Americans German anarchist group called the Cong Threat Evacuation aimed at wiping out cancer.” There was a general lull in ground and allied South Vietnamese. Baader-Meinhoff urban guerrilla gang. “As we head into the fighting as the Viet Cong and North Viet­ 10I V lb. lots I ■49 ■ tv lb. The German news agency DPA received Tlie evacuation effort also faced a new Congress 866 U.S. officials and 59 of their of the campaign,” said Zinsser, At Tulane he said Vietnam, for namese apparently held up their expected By United Press International an anonynious telephone call at Its dependents were still in Saigon “We urge the public to heed the Less than 10 l b s ...... lb. $1.59) Americans, was finished. It was time for Thousands of American and Vietnamese danger. Pentagon sources said in­ A assault on Saigon until formation of a Stockholm office shortly after the occupa- telligence reports indicated Communist W^nesday. problem of cancer, a disease something new. government with which they can negotiate evacuees poured into the U.S. military In addition, he said, there were 457 which claims 975 persons each U.S. CHOICE SEMI BONELESS base on Guam today in an accelerated air­ forces were moving surface-to-air mis­ a cease-fire. American contractors with 167 dependents day — one life every one-and-a- BITE SIZED CUBES (CALIF.) “The time has come,” the President lift endangered by toe reported movement siles to within range of Saigon. and 331 other U.S. citizens, including half-minutes. We must adopt TENDER LEAN U.S. CHOICE said, “to look forward to an agenda for the of Communist antiaircraft missiles The Soviet-made SAM missiles could newsmen and missionaries. the challenge of cancer and future, to unity, to binding up the nation’s toward Saigon. close Saigon’s Tan Son Nhut Air Base — devote our dollars to BEEF STEW MEAT CHUCK ROAST wounds and restoring it to health and op­ Fund-Raising Planned and the airlift— if Communist antiaircraft U.S. congressional sources estimated More than 2,000 Vietnamese refugees there were 6,000 Americans in Vietnam eliminating it as a threat to timistic self confidence. and about 100 Americans arrived at the teams get to within 20 miles of toe capital. lb. *1.39 lb.98< before the stepped-up airlift began almost life.” Guam capital of Agana in a 24-hour period The airlift was first directed to Clark “I ask tonight that we stop fighting the For Town Music Shell Air Force Base in the . two weeks ago. Noting Cancer Crusade ending this morning. P We will have nillk fed white VEAL for Scallopinl and For the Vietnamese refugees, it was the volunteers in the house-to- battles and recriminations of the past. I Military and civilian transport planes But after 4,000 evacuees arrived Veal Chops... ask that we strive to become, in the finest Tuesday — bringing the total number at beginning of an uncertain life complicated house, special gifts and in­ By MAL BARLOW the peak will be 29 feet high. The base will droned in almost hourly. The ratio of Viet­ dustry canvasses haven’t been American tradition, more tomorrow than Oark to 7,000 — the flights were switched by a new language and strange food. PINEHURST Formal plans for the fund raising be made of concrete. The walls will be namese to Americans aboard the flights able to visit every family and we are today.” to Guam, a tiny U.S. territory. 3 In 1 MEAT LOAF needed to build a music shell in Center cinder blocks up to eight feet from the was running at about 20-to-l. office in town, Zinsser said, SAUSAGE MEAT The official reason for the switch was OR base and the remainder will be wood. Guam Gov. Ricardo Bordello predicted “We’re depending strongly on Springs Park began Wednesday afternoon the overcrowding of facilities at Clark. The group in Weiss’ office Wednesday as many as 130,000 Vietnamese refugees those who haven’t yet been con­ lb. * 1 .2 9 SWEDISH in the office of Town Manager Robert B. But American sources said the Philippine The Weather selected the members for the fund-raising could be brought to Andersen Air base in tacted to mail in their con­ MEAT BALL M IX Weiss. government feared a large influx of LEAN U.S. CHOICE Members of the Manchester Bicenten­ committee. the next few weeks. tributions, in order to keep the of Carefully Blended Veal, refugees would settle around Manila. Cloudy this afternoon and tonight with The first meeting of the special com­ The 68,000 citizens on the tiny Pacific cancer fight going strong.” LONDON BROILS Beef and Pork Inside Today nial Committee met with several town In Washington, Rep. Thomas Morgan, possibility of showers and thunderstorms. mittee will be May 14 in the evening at the island promptly began hoarding food. He said contributions may be leaders to begin the formation of a fund­ D-Pa., chairman of toe House Inter­ High 65 to 70. Cloudy with possibility of Army and Navy Club on Main St., they Many expressed fears toe refugees would mailed or brought to the ib.M.49 lb. * 1 .3 9 Area Profile...... Pages 5,6, 7,10, raising group. national Relations Committee, told showers Friday. Low tonight in upper 40s. agreed. bring diseases. American Cancer Society office “It will take at least $80,000 and as much MEATY SHANK 11,13,15,22 Other members of the group meeting at 237 E. Center St. U.S. CHOICE as $100,000 to build it,” Weiss said. SOUP SHORT BIB S Old Codger ...... Page 2 Ralph Maccarone, chairman of the Wednesday were: Michael Dworkin, Dear Abby...... Page 8 bicentennial music shell committee, and president of the Manchester Parkade 89^ Merchants Association; Ernest Turek, Tall Cedars lb. lb. 99« Neighbor’s K itchen...... Page 9 Mrs. Carol Kuehl, its secretary, reported Cheney Tech honor roll ...... Page 26 on their progress to date. park department superintendent; Walter Senkow, town engineer and designer of the To Initiate We will have dally shipments of Perdue Roasters, MHS honor roll...... Page 27 The shell will be on the north shore of the Bigelow Brook in the park facing the shell; Jay Giles, public works director; Fryers, Breasts and Legs of the finest Chicken. Sewer rates hearing ...... Page 16 On Saturday sliding hill. This is considered the best Mrs. Suianne Flocken, executive vice Eagles win seventh...... Page 17 spot and the one to least interfer with president of the Greater Manchester The Spring Ceremonial of Our Grocery Manager, Bernie Brodin, has heard so Thoughts ApLENty...... Page 17 Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of current uses of the park. Chamber of Commerce; and James many good comments on this Coronet paper value Legion fund drive ...... Page 17 Lebanon, will be conducted in The shell will be a permanent structure. “ Dutch” Fogarty, emergency the Masonic Temple Saturday that he wants a repeat special of It. Tennis winners...... Page 18 The base will be 66 feet wide in front and preparedness coordinator. afternoon at 2 o’clock. CURONET ULTRA 2 PLY New candidates will be in­ itiated. BATHR09M TISSUE The national champion Sido- nian team from Prince George Chiefs’ Disciplinary Power Curbed Forest of Hyattsville, Md., wiil perform the degree work that 2172 benefits for town and city employes out of won them the championship V Rolls) HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connecticut teacher for 25 years, said nearly all in­ their budgets and the bill would have two years in succession. House has approved a bill removing the cidents of teachers making improper ad­ forced municipalities to spend large Staniey Temple is the Supreme authority of police and fire chiefs to dic­ vances toward students involved amounts of funds for unemployment com­ Sidonian. Coronet Napkins 49* tate the disciplinary procedures of their heterosexual rather than homosexual pensation, for teachers who resign. The forest will entertain the 180 count departments. teachers, ladies at Ladies Night later at The senate gave final approval to a bill 2 (other brands pack 140 and 160 counti) Marco Polo in East Hartford. shortening from 10 to five weeks the Whale Returns Reservations are being taken period persons must work before they can HARTFORD (UPI) - Defying by James Aboumrad of East When we get Mfg allowances, we pass them on to you. qualify again for unemployment benefits. Gay Bill Dead Hartford and Robert Muldoon This an allowance deal without allowance you would The house measure now goes to the senatorial whim, a bill naming toe sperm of Manchester. pay 33 to 35$ a pkg. senate. It would allow firemen and HARTFORD (UPI) - Fearful of harm­ whale as the official state animal has been policemen to negotiate disciplinary ful influences on school children, the brought back for consideration. r in a c h o ic e m o r s e l s Dance Benefits M 6.00 procedures through collective bargaining. Connecticut House of Representatives has The whale had been swimming ahead of Irish Project Made for the best cats, but some buyers say the dogs Supporters of the unemployment rejected a bill banning housing and the pack of contenders for toe honor until like It, too. measure said that in view of Connecticut’s employment discrimination against last week, when it ran into a giddy senate 4 A dance to benefit the Irish high unemployment rate, persons affected homosexuals. that voted instead to adopt “homo Children Project of St. James More special allowance deals. by repeat^ lay-offs and business closings The argument that the measure would sapiens” — man in the generic sense. and St. Mary’s Churches is should be given a better chance to collect give legal backing to homosexual The senators argued for nearly two being sponsored by the Ancient Dish IVORY unemployment benefits. teachers, who could influence the sexual hours about how to void the action. They Order of Hibernians, Division JOY for DISHES The senate also gave initial approval to preferences of their students, appeared to finally'voted to send the issue back to the II, May 2 at the Irish-American GIANT SIZE 22 oz. a measure changing the way workers are carry the day Wednesday as the law­ Government Administration and Policy Home, 132 Commerce St., compensated for injuries on the job. makers voted 87-60 against the bill. Committee. Glastonbury. 94< 64« Present laws call for workers to be com­ “I do no feel that sexual deviates are the The committee Monday returned to the Music for dancing will be Prices are lower on Coke and Pepsi. Thru Thursday, or while pensated according to their weekly wages kind of people we should employ, to teach senate a bill nominating the sperm whale. provided by Donnie McCarthy stock lasts we continue sale on before they were injured and the bill your children and my grandchildren,” It is not expected to be taken up until next and his orchestra from 9 p.m. to SWANSON’S MACARONI & CHEESE ...... 4 lor $1.00 would tie injury payments to the said Abijah Fox, R-Greenwich, who week. 1 a.m. The Round Table Singers SWANSON’S CHICKEN P IE S ...... 3 for $1.00 prevailing wage in the industry in which opened a 90-minute debate on the The sperm whale is considered a symbol Trotter Block To Make Way for Parking of Manchester High School will STOUFFER’S ICED YELLOW CUP CAKES ...... 70$ the persons worked. measure. of the whaling industry, which supported also present a program. The legislature’s Labor Committee said The bill passed the senate last ^yeek with many of toe early settlers in Connecticut’s SHURFINE ORANGE JUICE ...... 5 6-oz. cans $1.00 town-owned dwelling at the southeast Proceeds from the dance will the proposal would protect workers who a comfortable margin. ‘ shoreline communities. Other animals Until a couple of months ago, this pile of rubble. It (known as the be used to help defray the UNO OF UKES are injured at an early age. Supporters of the bill quoted medical expected to be in contention for toe honor Manchester-owned three-story Trotter Block) and another town- corner of Oakland St. and Sheldon Rd. expenses of bringing about 30 or STATE BUHER The representatives also approved a and psychiatric reports showing young again are toe grey squirrel and the white­ building at 91-95 Center St., to the owned building at 9 Trotter St., are (139 Oakland St.) also was slated for teen-agers from Northern measure giving state employes laid off an children could not be influenced into tailed deer. west of the Central Fire House, being demolished by the D&M demolition. Instead, the Board of with another 7.50 purchase...... ib. Ireland to Manchester this 79< extra $5 a week for each of their children becoming homosexuals by adult Meanwhile Gov. Ella T. Grasso housed 10 tenants— one in a store, the Demolition C!o. of Wethersfield under Directors authorized possible sale of summer. enrolled full time in a school. The present homosexuals, their parents or social con­ declared April 27 “Whale Day in Connec­ others in apartments. In addition, two a $4,150 contract. D&M will fill-in the the property. Bids will be opened The donation is $8 per couple Shop PInehurst Thurs. 8 a.m. til 8 p.m. payment is $10 dollars per child. ditions around them. ticut.” other stores had been converted to of­ basements and -grade the area (a Tuesday for purchasing the building Set-ups will be provided. “The question is whether all citizens are The Connecticut Cetacean Society, which Friday 8 a.nu til 8 p.m., Sat. 8 til 6 The house turned down a bill to allow fices for the town welfare department little under an acre). Then bids will be and land. An alternate bid being Those wishing further ticket teachers who quit voluntarily to collect equal before the law,” said Rep. Irving wants the whale named as toe state and water and sewer departments. sought for paving the area — to sought is for purchasing the building information may contact P.J. and Sunday 8 til 2 unemployment compensation benefits Stolberg, D-New Haven, who also said the animal to boost their campaign against The tenants moved out, the town provide additional parking spaces for only and removing it to another loca­ Tierney, 3 Robin Rd., 643-2597; PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. after a four-week waiting period: measure did not violate God’s law but Soviet and Japanese whale-hunting, plans or John Walsh, 3 Preston Dr., Opponents of the bili pointed out rather corrected errors in human laws. to hold a number of commemorative departments were re-located to Lin­ Municipal Building operations. A tion. (Herald photo by Barlow) 649-9398. 302 302 M AIN s M A N C H E ST ER muidcipaUties pay the unemployment Rep. Aloysius Ahern, D-Bolton, a events in West Hartford. coln Center and the building is only a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., 'Thurs., ApiiiL24. 1975 — PAGE ’THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHEjgTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., April M, 1975 N A IIO N A l Wf AlHfR Sf IVICf F 10: 7AM 1ST 4 -79 - 75 30LOO 2977 2977 > HERALD More Rats Than Men? Scout Camping Retreat 12 ^ 68 ABOUT YESTERDAYS Set For This Weekend s e A T TOWN MEXICO CITY (UPI) - The million rats in Mexico City, ac­ rats of Mexico City are cording to Fernando Leon Diaz, The Rev. Nfichael A. Nofi of hasn’t a reservation may call Those wishing to sign up for reproducing at a faster rate who is leading an extermination 10 Years Ago. Holy Apostle Seminary and John Joy, 643-4936. The cost of^ the Cardio-Pulmonary- than the human population and campaign. 25 Ago Willianri M. Broneill is appointed College will be retreat master the retreat is |6. V Resuscitation Course being con­ Years may soon outnumber two- The human population of examiner of public records for Town of for the sixth annual Boy Scout The theme of this year’s m ducted at the VFW Home Mon­ Senior Girl Scout Troop 1 marks 30th an­ legged residents of the capital, Mexico City prbper is about the Manchester. Camping Retreat this weekend retreat is “ Discovery.” Father day from 7 to 11 p.m. should niversary. according to a Health Depart­ same, although the Miss Patricia Loftus, a student at Our at the seminary in Cromwell. Nofi says of the theme, call 649-5281, ask for CPR, and Richard M. Galinat is installed as com­ OODGnATlONS ment official. metropolitan area is estimated Lady of the Elms (iollege, C!hicopee, Over 150 scouts from ‘ "Through a discovery of God, a •AN FRANCE leave their naihe and telephone mander of the VFW Post, and Mrs. There are an estimated 8.5 to have 10 million. Mass., is named arts and crafts director at Manchester, Bolton, Andover, Boy Scout will discover number. Florence Plitt is installed as president of \ Camp Kennedy. Hebron, South Windsor, himself, his friends and 7 the VFW Auxiliary. There was a large dairy farm filling the silos for Mr. And train loads of ice could be Marlborough, East Hartford neighbors, and also his place in that abutted almost the whole , Maguire. The com was very shipped to cities that bad no and Glastonbury are expected the world.” LOS ANOCLE* length of the east side of the old large (some as much as twelve way of making ice or artificial to attend this retreat, which is Father Nofi, a member of the road now Autumn St. On the feet tall) and such thick stalks refrigeration then. sponsored by the Algonquin faulty at Holy Apostle’s Porter St. end it included what at the ground they were hard to And back to Patsy Calhoun. District Catholic Committee on College, also provides \ is now Grandview St. which of cut. l ^ n cut it was laid on Some boys made a big paper Scouting. counseling for the students and course was not there. The house the ground to be picked up balloon with a at the bot­ lO W it The scouts will camp on the is business manager of the NEW ORLEANS I. and large bam were on Porter again to pile on the wagon and tom to keep the hot air college grounds by troops with seminary. St. - hauled to the chopper and expanded in it. It rose down­ 40 a troop leader. Individual or A native of Queens, N.Y., he Mr. “ Mike” Maguire owned blower at the silo. town and gained good altitude. smaller groups will be assigned graduated magna cum laude and operated the farm. He was No one was required to go Over the high ground east of to a provisional troop with an from Holy Apostle Seminary in father of “ Bill” Maguire who into the round silo but someone town and wind made it rock so 6 0 adult leader. 1969, and for the next two years ItA IN jSNOW later had streets laid out and was needed in the square one to that the flame contacted the, The food will be prepared by attended the Pontifical College converted the whole farm into keep the stuff leveled and paper and the whole thing I AIR the seminary chef assisted by of ’Theology, Lima, Peru, and SHOWERS residential development called sComped into the comers. That into fire and started n o w members of the Manchester the Washington Theological Manchester Heights. was O.C.’s job. Hot! There plummet. It landed in Calhoun’s Chapter of the Holy Retreat Coalition, Silver Spring, Md. OM WEATHER FOfOCAST® For his time and age Mr. should be a better' word in­ hay lot and set fire to a windrow League, who also will help with He has worked in the Andean “ Mike” was quite a “ modem” vented to tell the whole thing. of hay. For Period Ending 7 AM EST Friday. Snow activity will be expected in the higher d e li n g up the college refec­ Missions and was a faculty and progressive farmer. He Another job Patsy took was Mr. Calhoun saw it fall and elevations of eastern California and the upper and mid Rockies, while showers or rain will member at the Semimarid De Uses as Guide tory. raised silo com and had two harvesting the ice on Whittle’s with a pitch fork separated hay occur in western Washington and from the mid Mississippi valley, northeastward thru the Any Boy Scout interested in Los Santos Apostle, Chosica, silos, one square one inside a Pond at Bolton Notch. Cold? 0 from fire so there was not much mid and upper Northeast. Mostly fair elsewhere. M in iu m temperatures include: (ap­ Careful scrutiny goes into positioning life-size manneuin as attending the retreat but who Peru. comer of ^ e big barn and Boy! The sun didn’t get down in lost. He didn’t hasten to hire a prox. max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 57 (83), Boston 51 (69), 42 (58), artist Jon Trzasa uses a table-size model as his guide. another high round one outside lawyer to sue some kid’s father. 2 there until nearly noon and then Cleveland 47 (62), Dallas 62 (84), Denver 40 (78), Duluth ^ (48), Houston 64 (83), Jackson­ When completed, the life-size mannequin will be dressed close to Porter St. He just saw the funny side of it pulled out again early in the ville 64 (85), Kansas City 52 (72), Little Rock 59 (78), Los Angeles 54 (67), Miami 7!Z (83), as a Colonial Minuteman, one of 22 being made for the Mr. “ Patsy” Calhoun bad a afternoon. If there hadn’t been and had a good laugh. He didn’t Minneapolis 37 (60), New Orleans 64 (84), New York 53 (69), Phoenix 58 (89), San Fran­ Raytheon Historical Foundation which is sponsoring a THEATER SCHEDULE farm on the west side of Oak a good fire of old railroad ties to want the toys to to punished. cisco 46 (64), Seattle 39 (50), St. Louis 51 (72) and Washington 55 (75). Grove St. He always had a fine huddle up to we might have That’s the kind of man Patsy Bicentennial diorama at the Bunker Hill Pavilion in team of bay work horses and frozen when not exercising Calhoun was. O.C. is thankful Charlestown, Mass. (NEA photo) Vernon Cinema 1 — “ Super­ Showcase Cinema 1 — “ Tom­ took many jobs for other peo­ while eating lunch. that he lived when there were bug” 1:15-3:00; “ Capone” 7:10- my” 1:00-3:05-5:10-7:25-9:50 ple. He didn’t keep a steady The largest ice houses O.C. men like that in Manchester. MANCHESTER HOSPITAL NOTES 9:10 Showcase Cinema 2— “ Infer­ gang but picked up whatever ever saw were beside the We could do with a lot more of Women’s Club To Hear Cinema 2 — “ Brannigan” no” 1:30-5:00-8:30 crew he needed for each job. Congomond Lake. Trains of them today. Discharged Tuesday; Arthur East Hartford; Andre Char- ford; Wendy Drown, 74 Bran­ 4 2:00-7:30-9:30 Showcase Cinema 3 — “ Fun­ O.C. worked for him refrigerator cars could be Fuller, 98 School Rd., Bolton; tonneau, 311 Felt Rd , South ford St.; John Deere, 60 UA East 1 — “ Charlotte’s ny U d y ” 2:00-5:00-8:00 Talk On Scuba Diving sometimes. Once we were ba ck ^ in to be packed with ice. Eva Lutz, 271C N. Main St.; Windsor; Stephen M i s ^ , 24 Florence St.; Harold Moulton, Web” 2:00; “ Shampoo” 7:30- Showcase Cinema 4— “ Witch George Howard, 380 Main St., Orchard Hill Dr., South Wind­ Colchester; Daniel Murphy, 9:30 Mountain” 1:30-3:30-5:307:30- Gilbert B. Hunt of Vernon, Dru Shearer, the club’s South Windsor; Erlon Jenkins, sor; Joann Landry, East Hart­ East Hartford. UA E ast 2 — "R a n c h o 9:30 head of the English Department program chairman, has an­ Hartford; Arthur Viterito, 20 Deluxe” 7:15-9:00 at Manchester High School, will nounced that money will be Northfield St.; Harold UA East 3 — "Capone” 7:00- be guest speaker Monday at the accepted Monday for the club’s Glessman, Mile Hill Rd., Ver­ 9:00 dinner May 20 at the Coachlight non; Rose Roberts, 273 Manchester Drive-In — Dinner Theatre. The cost is Holcomb St.; Dora Caron, 96 “ Freebie and the Bean” 7:45; TV TONIGHT SCANDINAVIAN SHOP ?9.95, which includes transpor­ Pine St.; Joanne Wohlgemuth, "McQ” 9:45 tation to and from the East 27 Hendee St. ELLINGTON CENTRE PLAZA Rockville Theatre — “ The Windsor theater. Also, Kathleen Spector, 134 ELLINGTON, CONN. Mon-Fpl 10-5;30 Great Gatsby” Continuous Telethon Ckintinues ...... 18 11:30 The club is sponsoring a 6:00 Hilliard St.; Charles Hicking, 872-0273 Saturday 10-5 from 7:15 Dean ^ r t in Special.. 20-22-30 M ov ies...... 3-5 theater bus to New York City N ews...... 3-8-22-30 569 E. Clenter st; Susan Ferron, Open Sundays 10-5 Burnside 1 — “ Capone” 7:15- Bewitched ...... 5 S o u l ...... 57 Wide World Special...... 8-40 ^ , a u ii April 30 to see “ Absurd Person 9:05; “ Superbug” 1:30 The UntouchaWes ...... 9 1975 Mother's Day Plates ( ( ' R Singular.” The bus will leave The Untouchables ...... 9 10:30 102 Woodbridge St.; Sarah Burnside 2 — “ Alice Doesn’t Greatest Sports Legends — 9 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 the South United Methodist The Champions...... 18 Lupacchino, 79 S. Adams St.; Bing & Live Here Anymore” 7:00-9:15 Church parking lot at 8 a.m. and The Honeymooners...... 20 11:00 12:30 Richard Pinney, Stafford Grondahl Showplace — “ Superbug” Electric Company...... 24-57 M o v ie ...... 9 o return from New York at 7 p.m. New s...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 Springs; Willard Grant, 23 2:00; “ The Godfather Part II” A stop will be made at the Bonanza ...... 40 The Best of Groucho...... 5 1:00 Burke Rd., Rockville; Mary Royol 7:45 Copenhagen Metropolitan Museum of Art, 6:30 To Be Announced...... 9 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 Noor, 33 Peachtree Lane, SouUi where those so wishing may see N ews...... 3-8-20-22-30 I Love Lucy ...... 20 1:30 Windsor; Frederick Tedford, t h e Hurryl Llmlfed fdIflon-CsI Your iarly a display of costumes worn by : I Love Lucy ...... 5 Captioned N ew s...... 57 Reel Camp ...... 5 179 Fern St. Aoyof Copsnhogen lif fdlHon alto avalfablo movie stars of the past. The Zoom ...... 24-57 Also, Sharon Erickson, East cost of the trip is $18.50, and H a r t fo r d Mary M a c k , 7:00 reservations may be made with News...... 3-22-40 Marlborough; Marie Alvarez, HDSa Mrs. Tracy Heavens, 643-2967. A 7:45 Andy Griffith S how ...... 5 Truth or Consequences...... 8 Roping Nearly Extinct MD.-Twm..ni;2rM r a m.-siw. 4 Hi ^ ypitRgufc Ironside ...... 9 Scholarship Telethon...... 18 HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - the 1920s and 30s. In those days UT. • SUN. ^Gilbert B. Hunt 2 fM ONLY Sounding Board ...... 20 Trick roping, an art native to they had the wild horse races, Maine Plans Ready or N o t ...... 24 the old West which reached full chariot races and Roman races Women’s Club of Manchester To Tell the Truth...... 30 flower in and wild west where a rode a team meeting at 8 p.m. at Second Toilet Fair CK\THEATRES EAST W om an...... 57 shows, is becoming extinct. bareback with a foot on each Congregational Church. « ;;ui.l ?f>*( .H Baw.ec Hogan’s Heroes ...... 5 Indeed, the lariat horse.” Hunt, who is faculty advisor AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - P Jeopardy! ...... 8 cowboy himself is coming to the and assistant instructor of the The first Super Toilet Fair will Truth or Consequences...... 22 end of the trail. Montie is the best trick roper school’s “ Deep Sixers” scuba be held next month in Augusta Consumer Survival K it...... 24 Among the handful of sur­ alive today, but he cheerfully diving club, will give an il­ and everything from privies to “RANCHO DELUXE" OQ New Treasure Hunt...... 30 vivors is Montie Montana who admits his friend Will Rogers s a y V E S to lustrated talk on “ Inner Space: composting toilets will be dis­ Dragnet ...... 40 can still 10 running horses was the greatest of them all. The Underwater World.” He cussed, it was announced Martin Agronsky ...... 57 with a single loop of his rope. will also demonstrate scuba Tuesday. “It’s becoming a lost art The fair is part of the Sewage ‘‘CAPONE’’(«) 8:00 equipment “ possibly with the because no young people are System Alternatives The Waltons ...... 3 MANCHESTER help of a student,” he said. taking it up,” said Montie. Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 A teacher at Manchester Conference sponsored by the “ Roping takes too much time Congress of Lake Associations Monty Hall Special ...... 8-40 GOOD FAIRY High School for 26 years, he ROCKVILLE CINEMA 3 and practice and it doesn’t pay and the Environmental Studies M o v ie ...... 9 NEW YORK (UPI) - A served as an officer with the in­ ■ SCHOOL ST. Qp off big anymore.” Center to be held at the Augusta 172-0752 r U Sunshine...... 20-22-30 3,500-year “good fairy” has fantry in the European Theater Montana is 65 years old, hawk Civic Center May 3. IRAMMM4AAAAAAAAAAAAA Bill Moyers’ Journal.... 24-57 been adopted as the official during World War II. While in nosed, trim and without a speck The conference is being held ACMKMT AWARD W1MIIM symbol of Iran Air, which the Army, he was asked to 8:30 of gray in his black hair. He has “ in direct response to many in­ recently announced five flights And what better way can you teach 450 illiterate Kentucky Merv Griffin Show...... 5 worked every major in quiries from private cottage THE GREAT a week between New York and and Tennesee “ hillbillies” to Bob Crane Show...... 20-22-30 the and Canada owners who must comply with Tehran that cut two hours off say “YES” to our community enable them to oass a required GATSBY 9:00 and has ridden in 42 consecutive voting literacy test. the Oct. 1, 1976 deadline to previous travel time. Painted ROBERT REOFOHD » MIA FARROW M o v ie ...... 3 Rose Bowl Parades. He worked than by investing in your “ It was this experience,” he eliminate untreated direct dis­ on the tail of its planes is the M ov ie...... 8-40 in movies with Will Rogers, Bill said, “ which persuaded me to charges into Maine waters,” an ALL S E A TS -A L L TIMES legendary Homa, which looks Mac Davis Show ...... 20-22-30 “ Hopalong Cassidy” Boyd and own home... right now? make teaching my life’s work.” associations spokesman said. like a cross between a parakeet The Daughter of the Regiment Joel McOea. You and Forbes and the denims that got ...... '. . . . 24 “ I still make about a hundred and an eagle and is celebrated Waiting to do so can be The Thin E d g e ...... 57 personal appearances a year. in Persian fables as the bird dunked. It may not have happened in a And I show up at the big rodeos. which rescued a crown prince 10:00 costly. Land and home But there isn’t much money in from a wicked vizier conspir­ mountain stream (we II leave that to MANCHESTER News...... 5 “ "YOU'wiLL""' it anymore. ing to seize his kingdom. values in Manchester have 0HI(MN/I0IITESEI44I Garner Ted Armstrong...... 9 you), but these cotton denims were pre­ - TONITE — “ There are more rodeos than Increased significantly in re­ 2 G R E A T H ITS _ ever but there are fewer acts washed. They've lost all their stiffness N o w like mine because the cowboys f ALL NEW -THE MAN Marty Feldman guest-stars are demanding too much money This printing test pattern is cent years. And every in­ WHO MADE THE TWENTIES ROARI' they're as comfortable as old friends. .'. even on ABC-TV’s Monty Hall for purses. But Lord knows, part of The Herald quality con­ STOP Alan .James BENQAZZARA-(R) dication is that they will con­ special —“ Lights, Camera, they earn it riding the bulls and trol program in order to give ' if they are brand new. A n d fun! So jump into “CAPONE” you one of the finest Arkin ^an Monty!” —Thursday at 8 broncs. Course, it isn’t as tinue to do the same in the the jumpsuit from Christopher Lee, 47 00. EVES. 7:10-9:10 tough as it used to be back in newspapers in the nation. SMOKING p.m. on Channels 8 and 40. Freebie years to come. There Is no Sue Brett's pinafore is great for play, 29.CX). A n d KIDS MATINEE EVERYDAY "SUPERBUB” it 1:30 question about it, your own the double zip jean’s a real wash-out. By Stuffed 2 and the Bean ON JUNE 4th |.Q4 EXIT SS-FOLtbW *fUnil«IPI AVLOMNO" home can become your best At SmokKnderH, we will IMSIST that you keep smoking until you have Jeans, 1 7.CX). The whole group’s ready to get into learned to quit calmly, romfortahle and with dignity — forever free of 2nd WK. • A U NEW (PO) investment as a hedge, the desire to smoke. the swim now. Blue denim for 5-13. 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■ f GQP Claims It Provides Leadership IV iiN nas TO lOOK iw Bolton Presented with Bicentennial Flag succeeded in pulling in a high be additional administrative mission meetings and at two Donoa Holland often coordinated by Morra, who has served the OBTAIN A costs and the town wouldn’t Town Meetings. ID w o v f o m r a y M l N i y Donna Holland selectman. He said you do not Correapondent Republican office holders.” town as an elected officials for percentage of taxes due. just receive the flag, you have realize as great a return on In­ The Republican candidate Bolton has been presented 6 4 ^ 3 7 5 ’The joint statement camb nearly 25 years said, “It’s great Mrs. Potterton said it’s to earn it. vestments. said he knows a dump study R i d f a i g with a Bicentennial Flag and HIGH SCHOOL In a joint statement suppor- largely in response to criticism to have volunteers; volunteer taking more letters and phone He said the town is fortunate All three hopefuls said committee would only delay ac­ certificate recognizing the fact li^g the GOP platform, Dave of the GOP platform by a re-.^ work is essential for the town to calls than ever before. She said Bolton’s town budgeting has tion on the problem un­ it has been designated a in having an active committee elly and Ray Soma said jt cent Democrat release. The progress. revenues resulting from in­ led by Mrs. Cannon. EQUIVALENCY come very close to actual necessarily. Bicentennial Community. . 1 the Republicans who are the release said the Republican “But it doesn’t matter how terest charges have been much Morra said, "Some of us have expenditures. Dreselly said, Dreselly said when Leon The presentation was made )ackbone of most town party claimed credit for work many volunteers we have if higher than usual in the last lived half a century, but to ‘“n e general operation of the Rivers (present Democratic by George Cyr, program coor­ DIPLOMA! organizations. of many volunteers. there is no leadership. year. youngsters the pro^am will town is pretty efficiently candidate selectman and can­ dinator for the American They said Bolton Republicans In a separate statement, ‘”rhat leadership in Bolton Catherine Peterson, incum­ budgeted and we all strive to didate for first selectman) Revolution Bicentennial Com­ Siffe the people who get things Richard Morra, Republican has been traditionally bent treasurer, said town live within the budgets.” suggested a committee he told mission of Connecticut and bring attention to the fact our j^one whether pr not they seek first selectman, seeking elec* Republicans.” revenues have been effectively HOW- AHendFREE Dump Situation him it was the farthest thing Georgia Irela/id, regional direc­ country is a free country." !«nd hold elective offices. tion to the town planning com­ Tax Rate reinvested and have brought in Speaking on Bolton’s refuse from his mind. tor from Boston, f^ ss. to Hvi The invocation was delivered DAYTIME CLASSES Dreselly is the Republican mission, said that Larry Shaw In another campaign develop­ a substantial amount of money disposal problems, Dreselly He said the Board of Joe Cannon, chairman of the by the Rev. John Flora of St. ndidate for first selectman, is, “new to the town and he ment, Dreselly predicted the to help the town meet its said, “’The last thing Bolton Selectmen are and have been a Bolton Bicentennial Commis­ George’s Epiwopal Church. ma is a former selectman doesn’t understand the impor­ town will be able to hold the line obligations. needs is another study com­ study committee for the dump sion in ceremonies attended by Cyr said he was pleased to d present chairman of the tance of volunteers to town on the town government taxes Mrs. Peterson admitted 2 1 10 ® mittee.” situation for some time and two about 150 residents. ^ the commemorative stones E progress.” this ^ a r despite tremendous return on investments has 1. Tough automotive- torque engine. 9. Easy WHERE— The Manchester 4fire commissioners. He said everyone in town dump study committee on-the-go blade height The ceremony was one of on the green, one with a plaque Their statement continued, Morra said that Shaw, “also increases in costs of all town started to show a decline in the type steer frame. 2. Easy knows Andover will not allow researching the same problem stop-and-go pedal adjustment. 10. Meets many planned in the communi­ and one awaiting a plaque. Adult Learning £^‘Much of the progress seen in doesn’t understand that services. last month, resulting from the lowering of the prime lending Bolton to use its dump after concurrently would be a waste driving. 3. Rustproof safety approved ty to celebrate the 200th an­ He said New England leads iBolton in recent years has volunteers, regardless of Dreselly said, “It’s going to July 1976. of effort. molded fiberglass body. standards. To find all niversary of the American the nation in having the most Center, 739 Main political affiliation, need be a rough year though, and rate. suited from the hard work of He said he and Richard Dreselly said the selectmen 4. Fast, dependable starts. these features in one Revolution. towns being designated guidance in their work.” Shaw we’ll only be able to do it with She said lately investments volunteers, but most of these Morra have been working long have located four possible 5. Shorter turning radius. machine, look over all the The ceremony began with the bicentennial towns. St. is the Democratic candidate for careful budgeting.” haven’t proved as lucrative as International Harvester v o lu n te e rs have b een and hard for many months to dump sites and presented to 6. Stable center of gravity. Quarryville Junior Ancient Fife The benediction was given by first selectman. He said an important factor they had been. 7. Comfort contoured Cadet* Riding Mowers Republicans and their work was find an acceptable solution as them to the Department of En­ and Drum Corps of Bolton the Rev. Stanton Conover, would be the 3.6 per cent in­ Dreselly, responding to seat. 8. Powerful high- m today. Prices start st they recognize it is part of their vironmental Protection for ap­ marching from the Town Hall pastor of Bolton Congregational W HEN- Every Menday, crease in the Grand List. critics of the one-time tax pay­ job. proval. to the green. The group played Church. Updating reports on the ment schedule in Bolton, said They have requested all con­ He said two other sites are Yankee Doodle. The ceremony ended with the Tuesday, Wednesv town’s fBcal status, Dreselly advantages of such a system far *499 cerned citizens make their under consideration. The welcome address was QJAFDC playing “The Battle said tax collections have con­ outweigh the burdens on day and Thursday^ thoughts and recommendations Dreselly said, “If the sites given by Richard Morra, first Hymn of Uie Republic.” tinued to come in at a high ratio taxpayers. Dreselly and Mrs. concerning the dump known to are found acceptable by the EQUIPMENT CORP. and investment of tax money Peterson agreed that without a "u e i NSIM M St H SW MiaNM' 2 starting April 28 ^ c B c r a lii them. DEP townspeople will be con­ has produced a high return. one-payment system Bolton’s IRT. S t -UII VERNON, CONN Area Profile Dreselly said townspeople sulted at hearings and their ap­ 3 72 Elaine Potterton, incumbent tax rate could increase by as will have ' an opportunity to proval will be required at two 7 miles from Vernon Circle on Rt. 13 More Try Pot Than Tobacco tax collector,' said she’s having much as five mills. Mon Ttmrs. Pri. I- I Sot. 1-4 express their ideas at Planning town meetings before final ac­ TIME- 9 te 11a.m. more difficulty this year collec­ ’They said the reason it would Woods said his survey of 15 Commission and Zoning Com­ tion is taken.” ROANOKE, Va. (UPI) - To register lust drop Into the Adult . ting taxes but she’s already happen is because there would More young women at Hollins per cent of the student body Coliege have tried marijuana showed that 70 per cent of the Learning Center on April 28 betweon students had smoked marijuana prain Cost $950 than cigarettes, according to a 9 and 9:30 a.m. survey by psychology Professor and 54 per cent had smoked Paul Woods. cigarettes. ^At Tennis Courts 4

pSOLTON and officeholders defeated ! Donna Holland Republicans in the first half of Men’s Casual F ashions the weekend donkey basketball game by a score of 6 to 4. An estimated $950 will be Points were scored by Jack AGW A^ Carey, Hanfc Ryba and Leon •heeded for perimeter drains for •the tennis courts Robert Knop, Rivers for the Democrats and ^representative of Robison, Inc., Gary Mortenson for the Republicans. Holding the Bicentennial Flag which was presented to ticut; Georgia Ireland, regional director from Boston, '^contractor said at a recent ’The second half of the game Bolton are George Cyr, program coordinator for the htoss. and Ilvi Joe Cannon, chairrnan Bolton JPublic Building Commission saw Bolton High School American Revolution Bicentennial Commission of Connec- Bicentennial Commission. (Photo by Holland) jmeeting. •V Knop said the contractor students defeat the candidates Automotive Jwould guarantee the courts for 26 to 20. School To Stress Careers 'the one-year guarantee period By the laughter, even when which wiil assist students, (but, because of the conditions of those playing were being tossed SOUTH WINDSOR ghe Herald parents and counselors with !the site, would not say how off the donkeys, it was apparent Area Profile current occupational and imuch longer the courts would everyone was having a good May has been designated vocational aspirations and (last. time. “Career Education Month” at alternatives. Robison does not want the Maybe the real winner in the Births, Deaths Down South Windsor High Schooi. May 8 the South Windsor High SPRING CLEAN ;town to waste the amount of game was the donkeys, as they Sophomore and junior School Guidance Department seemed no less for the wear SAVE •money being put into the courts But Divorces Are Up students wiil tour the “Career invites the public to attend the is'o is recommending the while many of the men the next Resource Center” throughout second annual “Career Night” 'perimeter drains. day admitted to being sore. ^ HARTFORD (UPI) - the state’s birth rate for 1974 is the month to become more in the gym, from 7-9 p.m. ' The Public Building Commis- Democratic Tag Sale Figures reieased by the the lowest on record. ’There familiar with the materials, Anyone interested in more jsion moved to have Robison The bake, book and tag'sale A Connecticut Department of were 36,228, compared with 37,- resources, and services specific information is asked to permit an actual proposal sponsored by the Democratic Health show births and deaths 435 births in 1973. avaiiable. call the South Windsor High party over the weekend netted Leisure Suits lai^wing necessary materials, are down but divorces are up. Deaths dropped to 26,208 last Juniors will also be taking a School Guidance Office, 644- D ^ ! ' i f ^ t of materials and labor. the party about $80. The department said Tuesday vear from 26,726 in 1973. vocational interest survey 8848. ["'The PBC officially extended As many usable items (thfe completion date for the remained at the end of the sale, DUPONT Maureen Houle, Democratic A fresh concept DUPONT [boiurts to July 31. TAR REMOVER i : No payments has yet been Town Committee chairman, ap­ CHROME POLISH 'made to Robison. Robison said proved having miany books HANDY, ALL AROUND [it is more important to get the donated to New Hope Manor, CLEANS AND POLISHES in casual fashion P CLEANING SOLVENT •extension date and get the games and utensils donated to • Polishes and removes • Removes tar, road oil, courts completed than to get Herrick Memorial Park and rust from chrome plated grease and old wax .paid right now. clothing to a charity. bumpers • Safe, efficient for all i Others at the meeting were Regular *50 • Easy-to-use liquid finishes [Richard Morra, first select- S a le S a le •man, Raymond Allen, P0U8H 'superintendent of schools, 69< ^ V E S RUST William Vogel and 'Andrew rouble *1.05 Maneggia, Board of Education reg. 95* reg. *1.69 jnembers. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - 'The school board has Two small dogs digging for requested an estimated $500 in buried bones found $30,000 in 3 9 * * DU PO N T its 1975-1976 budget to relocate counterfeit money instead, The leisure suit,..this spring’s DUPONT the softball backstop and do leading to more trouble for CAR WASH minor grading at the high “RALLY” Robert Schwing. casual fashion leader, now sale- POWDER school because of the new ten­ The Secret Service said the priced in The-Men’s-Store! In CREAM WAX Sj>9lllWiUllUtlUIIU»Wif'^ nis courts. two dogs dug up a plastic gar­ Townspeople approved $40,- assorted colors—choose FLOATS DIRT AWAY • Tough detergent- bage bag filled with 1,500 000 for the tennis courts, half of • Safe for all car finishes resistant silicone and counterfeit $20 bills in the yard from bush, shirt or western style which is reimbursable from the • No streaking wax formula gives you of a neighbor of Schwing’s. ’The S a le state. jackets. 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